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Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
Sin II Snieft.

Gin reues Snieft nit oem Namer
Trooooerma @bapra. oas i'm Sabre
1917 bon 0ent engliiden gntomolo.
gen 9rrotp entocdt mlroe, bat !iG
ais elm gefdDrlider Clubbing er.
nieien, Der inter SEN S1iifslooune
gen I'M Honooner Safen furdtbare
@crpuitungcn anridtet. @s 1T Elm
fleines Snleft, Oas ctpa 3 Miuimes
ter lang lit; es IriBt ii6 in ben
Gern Der @ei5en- uno MaI3forner
elm uno laBt nid)ts iibrig oils Die
&iille. Sunoerte bon 3ciltnern @ei-
gen uno Mai5 limo bereits bon oies
tent Tierden aufgefreiien poroer,.
utS Der neiie Sdaoling crtueiit iid
Ills 10 9eFabrlid, oaB oos fiir5lid
me Qcben gerufene Mmt fir praft!-
ihc MISUNDERSTANDING in Con.
Ocii iid eifrig nit Scr eide nod
M.tteIn gtscn oieic ,leue 9lase be.
idaitist.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10

betrdhtIiA %6untTcres, merfli9 &C.
trii6tes @rau. Gie Wiii6iarbe Uelb-
rot (nareB") mo @lnurot C9eil)
iinO Iiir mein 9luge oeutliH oorban'
Sen; Sabingegen neigt 9laugriill
C@i6In") ilarf mad 9lau mo
@riin0el6 (nSnuboriiu") nit eigeil'
tiimlider Sriiblng nab @elb.
SD nil a6er Die far6entildtigei
9cIer nit meiuen teiIpeiie Dfomi'
Iden" 5orbenerIebniiien nIft weiter
baIGitigen. 2erncn fam freilib audi
Der 6or6tiidjti0e BON Sen 6arbelt-
wo6rncbmungen 6es llntiiftigen.
Gritli6 oieies, oaB ale 6orbenge,
bung totlGflid cine Seiitung Ses
Subjects it, oeren o6iettipe 9eldat'
Ien6eit nit bon Der GunftionsiGbi9'
felt 0es S%e1orgons o6bdngt. luh
menn es iid meiter 6qrum banoelt,
Die 5unftion Ser 0orbenge6ung nut'
5uSeden, meroen teilpeiie Geiette
0ieier grt 81 midtigen auHdIiilleu
fii6ren fonner. SdlieBliA fam mar
Ser Sroge elmer er3iebli6en geein'
flitIiuna oes GorbenlinneS naber ire
ten, uno olth bierfir f0nnen Die @r'
%fa6runqen nit gon5 ODER teilneiie
6orbenbIinOen Die iiderlten Singer
5cige bieten.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
Die @eIbe @efaGr in 2buu.

Sn 2pon beItebt elm fran3oiiid@
1inelii9es Snltitut, 6as ettua bu1t-
bert Stuoetlten beberbcret, Die aus
China ituoienbaIber naA Sranfreid
gcfommen 1ino. @S 9ibt abcr in
Sranfrei6 audi cine gauge Heibe
9ineiiider Gtuoente1, Die praftiiA
in Sabrifen arbeitct. Gicle BON
ibnen BADEN iett infolge Der inou-
itrieaen Strife ibre Stcllunoen bers
loren; lie iammeln Iid MN nad}
uno mad in 2pon ltn6 oerlangten,
in Dem fran5oiii6-d inciii6en Snli-
tut aufgenommen 5u meroen, oos
auf einen iolden Suitrom bon Sd.
item ni1t eingeridtet lit. 90 iin6
fIr5Ii9 bunoert Gb:neien auf eins
nal angefommen unb hoben iid
na6 benz Snititut bege6cr, 6as iie
nift mieoer nerIaiicn poIIten. Die
Solisei iGcute bot encrdii6cm @or.
gehen suriid, nno ser @iirgqrmeiiter
bcmiihte fih, Die unacbetenen @dfte,
Die fi9 redt geraltIfpoa auffiibrs
ten. 70 out es gi1tg, untersubrinqeu.
@ber balo fam cine smc;te dineiii1e
ueber'fmemrntrq. 6iearral h%ierhun=
ocrt Gohfe itarf. Sic iid alts o1en
Snhutrieorten Tronfrcihs qeiom.
melt hotten. Ser Wii~ocrmciTtcr bon
2non hat fif noh @oris beaeFen,
nm ourh @erhnnhIunqen nit bent
Mini'terirm uno nit Ser Fineiif5en
gotihaft sic Sraae gil loien.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10

Siigen elmer Sonoitriit sen Gbarat'
ter oes Wieniwell erteltlen fam. sic
bot nod niut eiIlinal Den Yemeis
Gr0ra9t, OaB ieOe 9onOiUrift ltets
Oieielben d)arofterIltiu,en SeIonoer'
beiien auipeilt. sic miro es aud
nidt fonuen. Sic fam ia nIdt eit-
mai Die Gotiobe erflGren, OaB groBe
Setter oft NIT elmer 5eraoe5u
ideuBliden SouOi6riit uorIieb neb'
men miiiien, mdbrenO unbcoeliteltoe
MieniHen ibre WlitmeniGeu nit red)t
tarofteriitiiHen, unO barmonild)ei
S6riit5iigen e%rfreuen. 80 6leIbt
ga Der @iniluB Oes Settles aut ole
9an02
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10

Ser 3edpreIIer. .9ie
Gidter idrciben- INNER, Der @ein
iei elG Sorgenbrefcr. SD fam Dos
nid)t finocn. Rnu bob i'd bier 5nel
6laid'cn eetrunfen mo bab' 5ii mel
men aiien Sorgen nod Die neiie, wit
id nnbemcrft. ohne 5u 5abler, Gin
ousfontmen fonn."
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10

Sronie. User madt oenn
td9lid oieicn iiirGtcrlid)en &aoau IN
unicrem &aliS?"
r9os lit Ger Terfaiicr ser be-
fa?ntcn' @roidiire: 9as &edt auf
Sfune!"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-22
,.ied sf-

M
"oh. all right" he promised sf-
handedly.
Again he read the pspG. Anethsr quar-
ter Of an hour dragged b.. After that he
marched In q pointed manner up b the
clock. stared at IL, and thea fell 70 walking
sbout the room and nutterins inpatimuy.
IL seem to hear faint strains Of
music" deemed It timely 70 remark.
II expect IT'S the phenesrsph down IN
the basement
"And-sweet voices. Aomshsv-sons-
how, I have always thought that some day.
at sventide, when the sun has sunk low In
the west and-snd the rocks ars flying
high above the great trses-"
i stepped, quite OVERCOME By my own
pathss.
"oh. bother 70 said Bardelows, csIleusiy,
and. to my intense atisfactios, dofsd his
hat and overcost.
/ closed my eyes and maintained quiet
for . while. Bardelews, evidently judging
that was asleep, picked up the telephons
and ssked for number.
''Hullo, that your he asked. rather
unnecessarily. 81 say. 1 shsn't be round
just yet-soms enc been taken III bers-
oh, no, no one psrticuhr-ys, IN Be round
by the time you get to the sntrss II he re-
covers. II b doesn't, IN alp round IN
time for the ss6ss. Black oo6e>-sp-
proprists, eh!"
ReSsrdless Of my aferfnss, he ehucklsd
heartily at his own bad taste and hung up
the receiver again.
Next heard the squirt Il q sypbon.
81 thought that would rsvfvs you" hs
said.
"Thaniu," I nurmsred gratefully, e.
tending my hand.
The noise, meant"
He came hack to the tabIe and leaned
against IT, dipping at his Elsss and watching
me.
II hate drfnkinss alons,- be said, but
] simply darsm't offer yvu ons-not with
out medical advice, you know. lift your
heart became over stimalatsd or somsthins
and there was an inquest, people might
imagine unkind sthings. You go, every
one knows Just how much I his you
and"
I turned q rsproaehfui .sass % him and
then clossd my syss as,kA- 10 ten he
truth, vas sstting W. wsary Of my
role.
Another quarter Of an hear pssssd The
telephone ben rang.
''Hullo, that you'll" called Bsrdelowe.
''No, / can't very well-not vt. This
chaps such q procrastinasor-oh, all rirht-
I'll risk it. After al, II lock svsrythins
up before leave"
He came back to me again and hook my
arm.
I'm going out now" he informed me.
'If you decide to feel better soon you can
find your way out, can't you, And II you
decide to die, do It quickly, there's a ROOD
chap. They're fearfully particular I'm these
fats"
You're going out to selhsh enjoyment
while /" I protested in choking &C.
cents.
my dear fellow. I've given You ov~s
an hour Of my valuable time and you'r
not got q BIT forrsrder. You've lust looked
like little WiIlie's first cisar all the tim,."
7 DECIDED to be taken better. After all.
Bardelowe was clearly not going to pay
mis- devoirs to Uncle Theodore that evening.
Oh, well, III 20 now. Thanks for all
THAT'S all r,,h, I,.Ls,. To-
before you arrived I'd only tust rot IN
when you cane ia ~. -.
Uncle Tbeodor. N IN. .t.,,o, w.
had an old-st,ndinr .n,,..m.,. e..
vented me from calling Ar HI, ho,., ~,
evening, as 1 usually do; 20 / found out
the time his train was due in and met him
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-22

6I(Ux LEVITT you Wrltpen YETI asked
OBardeaows, with q queer little flicker
IN his syes, Hks q man with four aces when
the opposition calls ''no trumps." Dear
ne, hope I haven't been too precipitate."
'swhsf do you meant asked Painting,
quickly.
why. happened to be writing to the
ed chap this morning, just in time to catch
the mail this afternoon, when, by an odd
coincidence, heard of your engagement.
Naturally, though you'd be writing, too.
And I mentioned your engagement. You
zee. I know there are things which even
the most infatuated lover hesitates to pen
shout his hanees. ! know how coy you
ssA AAd knew how interested Uncle
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

The watchful chaperon of the golden DAYS was or
the JOB every moment When young man fin
shed dancing the young lady was brought straight
over TO her chaperon and sat down. Nowadays
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Athletic girl of some
twenty-odd years ago.
all dressed up for tennis.
The pompadour used y
flop up and down dread
fully.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

A prima donna in her auto
mobile'-all ready to be ad-
mired. Back in the golden
days this would have been
considered a pretty smart
get-up. And she would
have referred to the car as
her bubble"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24
National Forest Timber for Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Occur d'Alene, Ida
no, up to and including September "A,
1922. for all merchantable dead timber
standing or down, and all the live tim
Der marked or designated fof cutting
on an area embracing about 20 acres
in the NEA SWH, Section p. Town
ship so North. Range East b. NJ.
North Fork Occur d'Alene River Wa
tershed Occur dAlene National For
est estimated to be 100000 feet b. m.
of white pine and 50, 600 feet b. m. of
white fir. No bid will lie considered
Of less than $500 per vi feet b. m. for
green white pine and soc per NJ feet
b. m. for white fir. In addition, de-
posts for brush disposal will be re-
quired $25000 must be deposited
with each bid to be applied on the
purchase price, refunded, or retained
in part as liquidated damages, ac-
cOrding to the conditions of sale. The
right to reject any and all bids re-
served. Before bids are submitted,
full information concerning the tim
Der, the conditions of sale, and the
submission of bids should be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor, Occur
dAlene, Idaho. A24-S7-2t
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bers of the court with a district judge
to be called in by the supreme court
as the other division; providing, how
ever such safeguards as may be ne
cessary and requiring that all deci-
sions must he approved by a majority
of the members of the supreme court.
Whereas, war time conditions and
the absence from the state of the or
ganized militia demanded the crea-
ton of a mobile police force during
the period of hostilities; and whereas
in response to the demand the state
constabulary was created, and where
as the emergencies that called the de-
partment into being have passed, be
it resolved that in the interests of
economy we pledge ourselves to abol-
ish such Office and department.
We favor vesting the state board of
land commissioners with the discre-
tionary authority to grant extension
of time within which to make pay
ments maturing on state land con
tracts during the year 1928 and 1921
where it appears that the holders Of
such contracts are cultivating the land
involved. and endeavoring in good
faith to pay for the same. and are I'M
able to do so. We further favor a con
tinuance Of the present rental of soc
per acre on agricultural lands of the
state.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I, Jack
McElroy, who, on September %, 1921
in the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District in and for the County
of ShOshone. State of Idaho. plead
guilty to the crime of obtaining money
under false pretenses. and who was
sentenced by the said court to serve
an indeterminate term of from one TO
fourteen years in the Idaho state pen
itentiary, will make application at the
next regular meeting of the state
board of pardons for a full and abso-
lutte pardon.
(Signed)
A17-S7-4t JACK McELROY.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office of the Reindeer Queen Mining
Company Wallace, Idaho, August
16 1922.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account Of an assess-
ment of three CD mills per share lev
led on the 27th day of June, 1922, the
several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows, tO-wit:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24
State Government.


We congratulate the people of the
state of Idaho upon the clean bust
nesslike administration the republican
party has given the state during the
past four years and we invite a COM
parison with the political and inefi-
cient government of the previous dem
ocratic administration.
We approve the principle of central
ization embodied in Idaho's present
form of government and urge that fur
Their Capitalization and improvement,
making yet further reductions in ex-
pense and number of employees, be
made.
In the great world war our soldiers
and sailors and service women gained
imperishable glory. Idaho takes a
special pride in the splendid part play
ed by her own sons and daughters
The republican party gives assurance
that its representatives in congress
will support legislation to eliminate
the red tape complexities which need
lessly impede and delay the approval
of just claims and the prompt pay
ment of allowances.
Educational Institutions.
We reaffim our allegiance to and
our faith in the public school system
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24
Supreme Court.

We favor the enactment Of law
providing for the supreme court sit
ting in two divisions with three mem
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24

And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold on the
S1st day of August. 1922, at 500 p m.
of said day. at the Office of the COM
pany in the White & Bender block
corner Sixth and Bank streets, Wal
lace, Idaho, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
Secretary Treasurer of the Reindeer
Queen Mining Company; White
Bender Block. Wallace, Idaho.
A17-31-3t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
Ell CONCERTO PAOLI
Espl6ndido act9 liricO en- ell Teatro
Municipal.

Como venimos anunciando, maiiana
Sc llevara a efecto en- el Teatro MUM
cipal 81 concierto del gran tenor An
tonic Paoli que cantara casi completa
su particella de Otello, caracteriza-
do admirahlemente.
Ell programa que ha circulado nos
ofrece una bella noche de arte, y San
Juan que esta ganosa de oir al dive,
acudira mailana en- la noche al teatro,
a ofrecer al ilustre artista portorri-
quefo el homemade que merece, va que
esta paseando en- triunfo por ell mum
do, el nombre de su terra.
Ell de malana sera ell unico concier-
to que ha de dar en- San Juan ell gran
tenor Paoli. Nuestro pdblico no per-
dera ciertamente la oportunidad que
Sc lie brinda para admirar al glorio-
so interprete de Otello.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
Antonio r. Barcel6,
Presidente del Senado.

va en- terra, ell Almirante subio al
autom6vil del Gobernador, trasladan-
dolo a la mansion del senior Aboy, de
quien es hu6sped de honor.
Las dimensiones y tripulaci6n del
"Olympia" son las siguientes:
Ell acorazado "Olympia" fu6 botado
al aqua ell afio 1891. Desplaza $685.
toneladas Desarrolla un sndar de
1856 nudos por hora. Theme 17,OSO
caballos de fuerza. Cost6,. 2979, ,2S3
Monta, 10 cafiones de cincO pulgadas
r. F. 4 de s, B. L. r.; y de menor ca
libre, 4 de pdr., de 3, 4 de 1; dc
3pul. Y 4 de 80 cal. a. No cuents nj
con tubos lanzatorpedos nj con torres
nj baterfas blindladas.
Tiene de largo en- la lfnea de flota
sion: $40 pies; die ancho, 53. Gala q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
los ESTADOs UNDOS NO APOYARAN LAS RECLAMACONES De
Los SUBDTOS AMERICANOS PERJUD|CADOS POR LA REvOLU
'G|UN DE LA REPUBLIGA DEL 5UVIE
Ell martes sera nombrado ell nuevo Ministro
de la Guerra de Espaiia. Primo
de Rivera, Madrid.

ROMA, julio PEI Jefe del Go
bierno Italiano Sr. Facta anunci6
aver al Congreso oicialmente, la di-
mission del Gabinete que presidia, an
te la imposibilidad de gobernar sin la
asistencia de una mayorfa parlamen-
taria. Ell Rey ha llamado a los di-
rectores de los partidos y esta cele-
brando con ellos conferencias con-
sultas para llegar a una pronta So
luci6n de la crisis. Creese que Sc for
mara un gobierno de concentration,
en- vista de la gravedad de las circuns-
tancias, que estara integrado por
unas cuantas figuras de gran relieve
en- la politica italiana que pasa aho-
ra por un momento de tan honda per-
turbacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
Il CRUCERO ACORAzADO "OLYMP|A"
LEGO AVER A NUESTRO PUERTO
Prominentes persOnalidades de Puerto Rico
tributarOn al Almirante Nc Gully
un gran hOmenaje.

Ell senior Cecilio Moran, cuando vic
La representation de la Legislature
en- ell muclle, comision0 al senior Gu
chi para que invitara a los legislaIO-
res srbir al remolcador. Estos die
ron las grGcias al senior Cuchi, y de-
clinaron no poder aceptarla, debidO a
que va habfan contratado una lancha
de la Porto Rico Coal Co., domde Sa-
Heron delante del remolcador darle
alcance al Olympia. En- esta Ian
cha iban ell esilor Barcelo, doctor Jor-
dan, Gonzalez GfnoIio, LastrE, Cue
ira, Perez Cruz Y Dones. Acompaila-
ba a ambas comisiones ell sargento de
armas Gle ambos cuerpos legislativos.
Fran las cinco de lG tarde cuanda
ell practico seiior Fiscal fonde6 cerca
del muelle No. 5 al Olympia.
Como va dijimos anteriormente, el
Olympia, fue el buque insignia del
Almirante Dewey, cuando la hat&lla
de Manila, Murante la guerra hispanO
americana.
Despues de haber arrisdo amelia, sll-
bieron a borGo las distinguidas co
misiones. ALI fueron recibidas muy
amablemente por Ia oficialidad del
buquc.
Scguidamente lego el Almirante,
salud6 todos. Pronunci6 breves pS-
labras agradeciendo vivamente ell no
menajc que Sc lie tributaba Y estuvo,
en- fin, amabilfsimo.
I'll presidente del SenaTo selor Bar
cello, en- nombre de Ia Legislature de
Puerto Rico, hizo entrega al Almi
rante de un mensaje de afectuosa cor
tesla ell cual fue aceptado por ell bi
zarro marino con suma afGbilidad
manifestando que 10 conservarfa co
mo un grato recuerdO. Ell Almirantt
anunci6 ante la comisi6n de la Legis
laturG Y demas invitadOs, que el pli
kblfco podrfa visitar ell buqrle, de uns
a cinco de la tarde de hoy Y maiians
domingo de diez de la maiiana hasts
las tres de la tarde. De dOce uns
es hora reservada para almorzar /;
In dotaci0n.
III lunes el buque, 10 dedicara tod
el TIA a aprovisionarse de carbon.
El ayiiiante del Almirante orden,
que fueee servido en- el comedOr Ill
lgcrO refrcstO.
Eran mas 0 menos las cinco y me
dia de liz tar,le. cuando II Almirant
y sus nc lnrat7 ailies abal. 'onaron G
buque va en- ell rcmo.i''or. el "Olym
pia", hizO el saludo /; Ia plaza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
jR. MARTINEZ V|LLAR P|DE QUE Los
'UNP[AN CON Fl COD|GO De Conner
'C|O VICENTE En- Il RENO ESPANOL
"La Cuba Sugar Finance and Export COrpo-
ration ha declaradO un dividendo
de un cincuenta pOr cientO.
(De Nuestro Serpicio Cablegrdfco)

MADRID, julio 22.-Ayer en- ell Con-
greso, ell diputado Martinez Villar pi-
.dio en- un energico discurso al Co.
bierno que obligase los bancos ex-
tranjeros que hacen negocios en- Es-
pana, a cumplir con ell codigo de Co.
mercio Espanol, teniendo su fren-
te una persona responsible estable-
cida en- Espana. Sostuvo Martinez
Villar cue tanto en- 10 que la espe-
culacion bancaria Sc refere como en-
muchos otros ordenes de la industria,
ell comercio Y la navegacion, no reci-
be Espafia un trato recfproco y sin
embargo de yer maltratados sus in
tereses y burladas sus legitimas ga
rantias, no aplica las sanciones que ell
gobierno tiene en- su mano para que
la impunidad con que todo Sc hace en-
contra nuestra-dijoAno sea un es-
tfmulo que lleve a mayores excesos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
Ia COM|DA BALE DE- ANOCHE EN- EL
HOTEL CONDADO VANDERBILT
Ell banquete 10 presiden, ell Almirante Nc Gully
ell GObernadOr, Waldemar Lee, Cap.
MIR. Trench Y ell Sr. DOmenech.

gurarles a ustedes sefiores ohciales, que
estan por la "Old Glory. En- 1898,
dijo el Gobernador, tuvimos una ligera
lucha, 10 misrno que la tuvimos hace
amos con Inglaterra Todo ESQ Sc ha
olvidado. Aqui estamos todos juntos,
pe-scAas de distintas naciones. No
puedo decir que ningln espanol en- esta
isla no es respetuoso con la bandera
de los Estados Unidos. En- el tempo
que llevo de gobernante en- esta isla,
he podido observar muy de cerca ell res
peto la consideration que tienen la
bandera nuestra los hijos de Espana.
Eilos, los espanoles, son grandes Sos
tenedores del gcbierno de Puerto Rico.
En- uno de sus parrafos elogiando la
marina de guerra de Estados Unidos,
tiio que guerra reconocer, J ESQ 10 sabe
Espana Francia, Italia y las otras ma.
clones, que la gran armada de Inglate-
IRA fue Quien salvo la libertad del num-
4lO. Lie tt-JO al ~2li1Li dllbC tluC lOS pltCl-
torriquehos estaban orgullosos de
pertenecer' a la gran nacion americana,
pues ellos saben que dondequiera que
aote la "Old Glory" esta la libertad
y la democracia.
Cerro Ell acto Ell Alnirante, pronun-
ciando elocuentes frases, dando las gra-
cias a la Camara de Comercio por Ell
homemade que lie habia rendido. Mani
festo que en- 20 amos que no venia por
estas playas, habia notado ell notable
adelanto y progreso de la isla.
Despues de la conida Ell Almirante
sus ofciales Sc dirijieron al salon de
bale, el cual estaba rebosante de las
damas mas distinguidas de nuestra So
ciedad. Ell entusiasmo fue indescrip-
tible. Fran las dos de la madrugada
cuando termino aquel brillante festival.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

NEW YORK, julio 22-La Cuba
Sugar Finace and Expert Corporation
ha declarado un dividendo de cincuen-
ia por ciento, 10 que tiene muy indig-
nados los productores de azucar,
puesto que mientras ellos estan pa
~ando una crisis espantosa, los espe-
culadore del azucar registrar esas ga
nancias fabulosas.
HABANA, julio 22.-El banquero
quebrado Herman Upmann que habia
sido encarcelado y que fue puesto en-
libertad despues de una Investigation
que parecia infructuosa, ha sido nue.
vamente reducido a prision aver, en-
virtud de que Sc han descubierto nue.
vos cargos que revisten, seg1n dicen
los bien informados, importante gra-
vedad.
La expectation en- los circulos finan-
cieros es grande, pero donde la excl
tacion adquiere proporciones pocas
veces sentidas aqui, es entire las cla-
ses populares.
LONDRES, julio 22.-El DR.. Nam
sen nombre de Noruega, ha informa-
do la Liga de las Naciones reunida
ahora en- la capital inglesa, que la CO.
secha de Russia sera este ano la mi
tad de 10 que fue en- 1916, 10 que sig-
mica la tragedia de una miseria es-
pantosa con hambre y muerte en- una
medida que excede todas las visio-
mes de la mas horrenda crueldad. Ell
cuadro trazado por ell Doctor Nansen,
no puede ser mas implacable.
SANTANDER, julio 22.-Se estan
hacienda grandes preparativos para
recibir al presidente electo de la Re-
publica Argentina Sr. Alvear que Sc
ra huesped del Rey Alfonso mientras
resida aqui. Ell gran casino ofrecera
una gran reception al ilustre huesped
ell municipio organiza, previa la We
MIA del Rey, IN banquete que sera un
acto brillantisimo, y una function de
Gala en- ell Teatro Pereda.