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The Washington times., 1922-04-18
BUSINESS oPPORruNITlEs.

81 -Grocerles--Fou living
rooms; rent $40; doing ssoo bust
nese weekly.
Ss,ooo-~-Grooeriss and Meats--.
Doing good cash business: no
is,6oo-Groeeries end Meats
Six living rooms; lease; $500 cash
weekly.
ss.ooo---oreceriss and Meats
Closed O'Clock; no Sundays:
$3.50 cash weekly: rent $40.
sT.o9e--Grocerics and Meats
Doing yf.soo cash weekly.
yI.6oe--s,igar Stsnd--In office
building; rent sa5.
s76o-Cigsrs and confectionery
-t7So weekly business.
$500 - Confectionery ~ Five
year lease: $3oo and over weekly.
3b.0o0--Delicstessen- liv-
Ing rooms; sss.ooo yearly bust
nepa lease.
5000 = Delicatsssen - Eleven
living rooms; $4,000 yearly bust
sac, eco = peiicates.en - over
100000 business yearly
81, 3,0oo-Hardware-F living
rooms; doing $4,000 yearly; long
lease.
DISTRICT REALTY INVEST.
MENT EXCHANGE,
934 New York ave. N. w.
Main 1850.
The Washington times., 1922-04-18
TELEPHONE YOUR
"WANT ADS"
MAIN $3.50

Advsrtsssmsnss fesesrs for Hslp "snssa. s.. ~
rant Apartments for nsnt. Msosusneeus 70.
Rsis and Death Hotices,. mus - f~1 u.S =
4hs washingtor Times once ocfo~ ~
shs dsy precsding publication. - -
Hein wanted situation wentsd. io~ ano
Pound. Rooms for Rent. ApartmsHt sos Hsns.
HisceIianeous for sals snd Desh roacs ~ su.
vertissm<nts win hs taken up 70 ie'Se Se
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
VIRGINIA BARGAINS.

90, ese--Six rooms, acre of ground, fruit.
chicken housss, fenced In. no
other improvements.
bungalow, gas, cleo
trtcity, Arcoia heat; ssr&Sss lot
80 By lbe. $3.50 cash.
ss.BSe-Six rooms. all improvements.
chicken house, garden. lawn.
fruit. Terms.
ys,sko--Four rocrns and Pullman break
fast room, sleeping porch. front
porch. bath, gss, electricity
Terms
FOR information ccncerninx any OF
above properties, inquire Lyon Park Of
flee. To reach Lyon Park, take Fslis
Church trolley at Mt. Vernon station. l1th
ST. and Psnnsyivanis ave. Get off a.
Lyon Park station. commutaticn rare
i0h cents.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
washington
4fa Evans bldg. Main rfts.
virGinia-
Lyon Park Office. Clarendon sTs-J-i.
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HELP wANTED--FEMAI.E

HcusEwoMEN.
Four colored house
women wanted at once,
s45 per month and
board, 8 hours day.
Apply to Mrs. FORD,
Albert Hall, Catholic
University. Brookland.
D. C.
The Washington times., 1922-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
NiseeIlnnoeus

LAND5CAFE &RfuoAors- ricu uJt Aoo
rotted manure. II. FOWLER. zzs7 N
PANsY PLANTS by the dozen. hundreds,
or thousands. ~. Wilson. lot Anacostia
rd.. Benning, ID. G. Lincoln e:s1-W
GAS rangen. slightly ess0; Appearances
equal 10 new; all styles. from e11.ke mn-
ALIEN TRANSFER CO. ses eth q. NV:
The Washington times., 1922-04-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

sss. .eoe--A large a.story brick business
property on 7sh St ~. Wi large store
room sn6 living roevnss on the beet siAs
be bargain for any ono that will buy
ana keep this property for fs~ years.
J. ID. GARMAN
District National Bank Bldg.
Phone Main 1920
The Washington times., 1922-04-18

e-RoOM brick house. near Lincoln Park
rooms deep: good cellar; semi
pric. ss.TsS' on small Sass psymsnt
Phone Linc, a7e1-J. -.
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NISCELI4lANEOUs WANTED

cLOTHINo--Sscond hand; wfif pay tbs
lin fSsS-J. SIS ID ST. ". w.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
Stage
ORPHEUM

It's natural TO get old" quoth
Trixie Friganza. present Orpheum
star. so why not do it gracefully.
pray tel?"
In a recent interview, the subject
of old age was brought up and. pc
culiar 20 her sex. Trixie Friganza
looked that subject right in the face
and laughed about II.
II never could understand why
women insist OF hiding their ages
and dyeing their gray hair. If
woman gets old in heart, then she
has something to be ashamed of"
Il was born 10 laugh. It's a gift
this business of making people
happy-and I'm grateful that it was
given TO me. If people could learn
10 laugh and be happy. old age
would never bother them and they
probably never would get old"
Miss Friganza is always laughing
and expressing surprising bits OF
philosophy and picking the world to
pieces. and then good humoredly
making fun of it.
What largess of good cheer she
must have distributed down the
years she has been a public favorite
and been making fun for other
people.
Her gray hair-yes, TriXie's own
hair is gray and beautiful and she
has never dyed it--has meant not a
sign of waning energy and vain re-
grets for lost youth in some grannys
chimney corner, but, rather, an ever
increasing joyousness-a love of life
that time has only ripened.
other acts on the bill with Trixie
are Ed and Birdie Conrad, sweet
singers of sweet songs; Big Jim. the
shimmy king OF beardom; Lucy
Monroe and Kenneth Grafton, pre-
senting the episode. Miami" Patty
Reat and brother, with a musical
novelty performed on bottles, and
Time and Ward. unusual entertain
ers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
BLACKSTONE

Two Minutes TO Co." the First
National attraction which opened a
four-day engagement at the Black
stone yesterday, is another splen-
did achievement which Charles Ray
can add 70 the hOnOrs he has piled
up since becoming a movie star.
II provides Ray with just the sort
Of a role in which he is at his best,
and the talented star is actually at
his best every moment he faces the
camera in this wholesome. amusing
and entertaining story Of college
life.
Ray portrays the role of Chester
Burnett, a football star, who. be-
cause Of financial reverses suffered
by his father, IS compelled to earn
his own way through college. With
out any explanations he quits the
team and secretly gets a job as a
milk wagon driver, working in the
early hours of the morning when
none of his comrades are likely to
see him. Because Of his secretiv:e-
ness, Chef gets lin bad" with his
sweetheart and his friends.
But he stages great comeback
in the crucial game Of the season,
and the unexpected happens.
Mary Anderson, in the leading
feminine role, makes a charming
little coed. and the balance of the
supporting cast gives a Creditable
performance. Among the prominent
players appearing with Ray are
Lionel Belmore. Gus Leonard, Bert
Woodruff and Philip Durham.
The photography is excellent, and
the direction by Charles Ray himself
is a credit to his versatility. Clyde
Cook in his latest starring vehicle,
The Toreador." is also TO be seen
on the same program.
Dorothy Dalton in Idols Of the
North" will open a three-day en-
gagement Sunday. This will be
Miss Dalton's first appearance at the
Blackstone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
A nj u S E nj E N 7 S

Scotchman who Joined up after he
had been forced TO leave home by
an esca pade in college
IN his trailing Of whisky runners
and other law violators Of the coun-
try. this young ranger soon became
involved In a bitter personal quarrel
with the most desperate of the out
laws, a quarrel that had its roots
in the affair back home and which
was augmented not only by the op-
posite sides which they took on the
matter of the law but also by rival
ry over a girl.
A series Of sensational episodes
gices Cameron OF the Royal Mount
ed some Of the most hair-raising
moments seen upon the screen. In
the principal parts are seen CASTOR
Glass. Vivienne osborne, and Irving
Cummings inhabitants of the north
west. including a squadron Of the
famous mounted force Tomorrow
the LaSalle will show Alice Lake.
ex-bathing beauty and now one Of
the leading emotional actresses Of
the silent drama. in The Golden
Gift" a story revolving around the
operate stage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
COMMERCE BODY
APPROVES BONUS
Opposes Cash Payment to Sol
diers But Outlines Com
pensaiion To Veterans.

Although opposed 90 immediate
Payment ln cash. the South Bend
Chamber OF Commerce recorded IL
SELF "Wednesday with regard 20 the
soldiers bonus hIi as 3e.ne in favor
a. payment through certificates
GOVERNS a long period or Insurance
policies
The statement issued 81 as follows.
In favor or "a ratloual system 90
reclamation 90 he Initiated through
al aqgate federal appropriations and
20 boz rar.i-I out for tho purpose Of
afordiEe ey--errlee men opportun-
ify 20 cultivate tho soil
Tn favor OF national legislation and
appropriations 90 enable eX-seryice
men tc build homes.
Tn favor NJ national legislation and
appr0ri Iat.ous 10 enable go service
men 20 obtain vocational education.
Opposed to Immediate payment IN
cash. but are in favor Of payment
through certificates covering long
period of Insurance policies
This opinion OF the Chamber was
secured through "a personal canvas
Of It's directors and reflects tho
thinking Of a large number of per-
sons The question has been upper
most in the minds Of officials OF the
Chamber OF Commerce for several
months The south Bend Chamber
OF Commerce is % strong adhcrent Of
The American Legion. and a support
or Of legislation which viii make for
service no the former soldier II is
The belief OF the Chamber that the
best interests OF the soldier can be
served as indicated by its opinion in
this referendum
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
Secrets Of the Movies Revealed

Q-What movie star presented
20 Sing Sing prison the moving pic
tUre protector which was recently
used .n showing comic pictures 10
prisoners about TO be executed
A.-Thomas Meighan donated the
protector which was employed for
the first time on the day set for the
execution of two murders. The pic
lures were shown in the corridor
the idea being TO distract the minds
OF the prisoners from their ap-
preaching execution.
Q-What female star refuses 70
desert the serials for feature hlms2
Auth Roland after II years in
serials. declines TO turn her atten-
ton 10 feature photoplays
Q-Who plays the part OF Sit
ting Bull In the film, in the Days
of Buffalo Biu2"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

A.-Chief Lightheart a full
blCoded Cherokee Indian.
Q-How many feet OF negative
were taken in 1921 by the Inter
national Newsreel corporation
At is estimated that 1919. 264
were taken and developed last year
by the International The film
would reach from New York to
London.
Q-What popular film comedian
has gone back 70 black-face com
edy?
A.-Lee Moran. who takes the
part OF the Pullman porter in up
per and Lower"
How did a rejected film prove a
godsend TO the director OF a million
dollar picture? The answer is Of
unusual interest. Look for 81 in
this column tomorrow.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
James Hogan to
Represent ". d.
At Indianapolis
Notre Dame Senior to Partici-
pate in State OratOrical
Contest Friday.

.N0tre Dame viii be represented in
the annual state ora5orical contest
which viii DE held at Indianapolis
Friday night Oy lanes Hogan.
senior in the College OF arts and Let
ters. Mr. Hogan was The winner OF
the Breen medal contest at Notre
Dame in Decemoer, and that honor
carried with it the privilege OF rep
resentinS Notre Dame jim the inter-
collegiate contest.
Practically all the colleges of In
diana viii send a representative to
the affair Many Of the most famous
college orators and debaters are on
the entry list among them a former
winner OF the state contest. Notre
Danes representative. however, is
one OF the three or four men who are
expected 10 win He has had consid-
cradle experience IN the platform
work. having won sophomore and
junior oratoricaI contests at Notre
Dame Last winter ne was mem
Der of the varsity debating team that
met Ohio state. Detroit. Wabash and
Valparaiso. This year Hogan is cap
tain of the negative varsity debating
team. and he will have TO hurry back
from Indianapolis. as the two NOtre
Dame teams must meet in prelim-
mary skirmish at ST. Mary's Sun
day night.
Speaks on Joan OF Arc
The title of the grafton which he
will deliver Friday "The Lilly OF
France" It's subject IS taken from
a dramatic moment in the life OF
Joan Of Arc. and the influence Of
that saint on French history. When
delivered I'm the Breen contest, the
Grafton seemed to be a veritable
prose poem. and II lends Itself ex-
ceedingly well 10 Mr.. Hogan style
Of delivery. which is very smooth,
yet convincing. His voice is soft and
well modulated. The task ne has be-
fore him Of maintaining NOtre
Danes enviable reputation on the
platform is a difficult one, however.
Notre Dame orators have always
been ranked high in the state con-
tests and have won them frequently.
Two years ago NOtre Dame was given
third place in the contest, and last
year. Raymond Gallagher won sec
ond place for Notre Dame losing
first by only a fraction of a point
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

mum. the son Of the West, I'm a
brand new and interesting story of
the Royal Mounted Police, entitled
The Raiders" a story OF straight
shootin' and hard riding through
hazardous mountain trails. A super
cast includes Claire Windsor and
Bud Osborne. a new chapter OF the
fascinating Adventures Of Tarzan"
and a funny Century comedy are
part Of the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
Scout Committee HOnOrS
Winners of Wymdn Cup

scout troop Nc. IS or the Grace
Al T. church was entertained
Tuesday evening in the basement
II the church by the scout commit
tee and their wives The supper
which included all the goodies dear
30 the hearts Of boys was In cele-
bration Of the troops winning for
the second time the Wyman cup.
The cup is given 90 the troop
which shows the most Improvement
lu a period of 10 weeks. Troops
%. % and IS have each held the
cup at one time Permanent pos
session of the cup viii be had
by the troop winning TT three times.
Although troop IS is at present
"in the cellar" its members are
making valiant effort 20 make the
cup theirs during the next 10
ST. eeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
Ford Statesmen of District
Hold Session at the E.. of C..

The Ford statesmen of this district
held morning and afternoon sessions
at the Chamber of Commerce We'd
nesday. Fifty attended the meet
ings.
George sherman, OF the Ford
Motor Co. Chicago. spoke in the
forenoon Talks were also given by
H. w Howard sales manager Of
the Lee Trailer and Body Co. chi
Cago. who spoke on Road Building"
and J a Mcclure assistant sales
manager Of the Martin Parry corp,
York. Pa. who chose Selling Com
mercial Cars as his subject
Films showing the different pro-
CeSses involved in body building
were shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
Business Men of State
Plan Debate at CdpitGl

Arrangements have been made
with the various manufacturers. as
sociations and Chambers Of Com
merce IN Indiana for Joint meeting
10 be held in Indianapolis Friday, at
s o'clock at the Chamber Of Com
merce. Hon. William Humphreys,
formerly a member of congress from
the State OF Washington. will speak
for American Valuation" The
meeting will be in the nature of a
debate Of American Valuation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
Screen
AUDITORIUM

An entire Spanish village was
in Hollywood for one
of the big "sets" of the George Seitz
production, "Rogues and Romance"
which is shown today for the last
times at the Auditorium theater
In the cast are June Caprice. as
leading lady. Margaret Courtot and
Harry Semels. A new and interest
ing "TOrchy" comedy called "Torchy
Turns Cupid" and a late issue Of
Pathe News completes the bill.
Tomorrow brings Franklin Far
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
CASTLE

Conway Tearle. bland. handsome
and debOnair, makes the most at
tractive possible sort of pirate. and
Doris Kenyon is an adorable captive
beauty in Shadows Of the Seas" a
modern buccaneering story showing
today at the Castle for its last times
in South Bend. Tomorrow Ralph
Connor's Cameron OF the Royal
Mounted" is booked
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
LASALLE

Bringing TO the screen all the
sweep and freshness of the winds
Of northlands, Cameron of the
Royal Mounted" arrives on the La
Sale silver sheet today The story
is a lavishly produced adaptation Of
Ralph Connor's widely read tale Of
the most famous police force in the
whole world, and Of the young
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
CoHuict Mate of ASSAULT,
Wife AUers in Complaint

John Anksolovich was convicted in
city court Monday OF assault and
battery upon his wife so she charEes
in a complaint for divorce filed
wednesday iu circuit court She AZ
leges that her husband became .n-
toNIcated AMI swore az her. They
have five children. The couple was
married in 1909 and separated Feb.
q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
ENTERs JEwELRY TORE.

You've read that headline many
time concerning thieves. Thieves
and thrifty people are alike in that
they both want 20 make money. but
one OF them chooses the wrong
way. co 90 SchuelTs any day and
you'u find your jewelry needs filed
26-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

Leading dnanciers. professional
and business men declare our new
policy 20 be In all features the best
issued. Your opinion IS desired.
Send postal giving age and a speci-
men viii be mailed Better still
cali WALTER FEGAN. j. NJ. s.
BLDG 27-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
MORE SLOPPY WEATHER.

AS long as the Snow IS on the
ground we can look for sloppy
weather. Against all kinds Of sick
ness there's one good preventative
which is heat and warmth n the
home. order today some Cinder-
ella or Topsy Coal from Sc.4ylet
Rose. Main 1900, Mishawaka 4Os.
33-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

We have installed a new feed
that grinds fine Starr Mills.
54-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

While the Boss IS gone the clerks
at Vernon's are practically giving
clothes away. 45-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

Choice selection cut flowers and
blooming plants South Bend Flo
raj Co. 100 y. Mich ST. 22-tf-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

Swank Dyes Clothing-Main 791.
32-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

Why not a soc business lunch.
The Philadelphia 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

Philadelphia Business lunch, soc
only. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

necessary.
Genuine California Fig syrup
has directions for babies and
children printed on the bottle say
California" or you may get an i'm
Ration hg syrup.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

nation hg syrup.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-19
LA GERENCIA DE LA CASA DEsEA
QUE NUTRAN sU MENTE CON
= se'i'sS AkEGUhARfDAD BIZ ~

fe
BERLIN, Julio 49, segun informa
lin numero reciente de la revista que
pubIica Ia genencia de los talleres de Ia
casa Kripp, slis enpleados son lectOfes
enthusiasts. 81
La bfbliotech Krupp representa- la rsa
lizaci6n de los proyectos de la poderosa
firma, respect6 d la ndtfici61is intelec-
tual de ST, numerOso personal. Exlste
ldesde hace vedntitres amos v cuenta
con 10000 vol lmenes.
Durante el enD de 1914, de .s9,SS7 per
sonas empleadas en- los talleres Krupp,
q, ,6S9 Sc rsgistr aron en- la biblioteca.
Dnrants Ia guerra; natura1mefite, Ia
tibIioteca no estnvo frecuentada con
regrIarfdad pero, hesde Ia iir1na del ar
nlisticio. los lectores han vuelto v Sc
deleitan leyendo les obras de sus auto
res predilectos..
Los priyiIegiOs de- la biblioteca SO IL
nnitan a los empleaEdos, pero como las
familias de 'estos ta.mbi6n leen los volt
menes que traen a ssus casas, puede e:
tiIdarse Ell 10000 Ell ilnmero de perso
mas que Sc aprovecna de la institution.
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cARIBE

\ Situado en- el conaz6n de la eiudad
Perfectamente acOndicionado con to
dos los adelantos modernos: ,Ascen-
'scr, Telefonos, aTinnbres, Magnifcas
habitaciones CON baiio priyado y efec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
families , viajantea. PreciOs mode
RADIOS. ~ ~
TelefOnOs 4S4 , 1909. P. o. Box sos
Gale de San Francisco, No. g.
San Juan, p. r.
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HAY 10000 VohfJAfENEs

A sU DISPOSITION
sttVC W 81 NEMEA s
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CASA PARA rAlznIAs

TsngO 81 guste de- participarls . M
ulientela y buenos amigos, que .desds
sl 10. de Mayo aueda alberta a. nueve
mi casa en- 66 w. s6 st. Entire Colum-
bus ' Central Park. Estacianss del
subway y Eievado sc st. HAbisacisnes
con , ain bano. TOdAs las msjsss me-
dsrnas. PrscioS m6dicOs. Tsl6fone
schui3lsr Does. vicente saAjnfJO.s Pre-.
pietasis. a~sss 9afs Adyt
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{! pIgl!g't|al pIgl!g't|al Jose !l!}l dc D|i!g|gq


que forman ese volumen. "Suefios y
voiantines' tiene un prOfundo sello de
meditaci6n, una meIancolia compli-
cada:
"sabemos doble mas cuando lnuchachos
que despues que va somos hombres
(serios:
Desde que de mi Cerro de las Animas
Mi suerte impfa me arrastr6 tan lejos;
Desde que, como .el loco de ceryantes,
Lo grande admire, mas 10 ruin dcspre-
ST (cio;
Desde que grave me apunt6 Ell bigote
Y estudio leyes, y compongo versos
Aun no he podido, por desgracia mia
"Emcampanar'' Ell volantin en- un sneio,
sin que ell .demonio que me tiene rabia
Me corte Ell hilo en- ell azul del cielo!"
sor Ana'', un poema anti-religioso,
s'desaltnado y brutal, como lie Ham6 el
autor. escrito los, diecinueve amos,
esta redlicido un ''fragmento del can
to segundo''. -patria" es un fuer-
te poema, inciinado, no obstante, a te-
mas politicos. Venus, demuestra tam
bien La existencia de TN complete poe
Ia en- de Diego, 10 inismo que los So
netos "En la CuHnbre'', 'sEne la bre-
cha'' (trasladado luego a los "Cantos
de Rebeldia'' '.La Borinquefia" y "Mi
nilnae Potestates''. -
Asi, pues, en- Pomarrosas' empie-
zan luchar eli poeta v el politico. La
lucha sigue.
La hrica castellana sufrio una reno
vacion precisamente en- Ia epoca en- que
le TOGO vivir a Jose de Diego. Ruben
Dario, que "se .eievo desde una peque-
fa republica como el poeta del Uniyer-
So, para decirlo con palabras del gran
puertorriquefio, introduce en- la literatu-
ra iberics npevos toncs, nueyos ;ritmos,
nuevos rumhos. Ell moyimiento tuyo la
fuerza de una catarata: nadie pudo de-
tenerlo. jose de Diego, va nn complete
roeta, cambio entonces, no cabe ne
garlo-su orientaci6n. Acept6 la inueva
escuela. Y escrtbio segun Ia nueva es-
euela. Y a no ser por el buitre poll
ticO que Sc 10 tragaba, jose de Diego
hubiese sido una de las fguras mas pro-
minentes de la nueva lirica. 2"9'
Con ell solo examen de los tres IL
tros: Jovilios, Pomarrosas, Cantos de
Rebeldia, Sc puede seguir ell proceso de
evoluci6n del poeta. FL mas interesan-
te de estos tres hhros es '<Cantos de
Rebeldia''. Muestrase aqui al poeta en-
su mas auiplio dessrrolo., Mas la NAL
dita ahci6n a los ternas politicos lie qui-
tan denasiado brillp, v 81 hbro solo .es
una sombra de los que pudo haber sido.
| Como dice Dalmau scanet, de ".Jovi-
llos'' los 'saCantos'' hay un sbismo.
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