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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-09

been destroyed in the burning of
that institution. Of Southern par
entage, and possessing a brilliant in
tellect and unusually gentle nature,
his passing is mourned by hundreds
of friends throughout Georgia and
the South.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-09
PACE THREE

49, \ r
Ga. railroad, for killing mule IN
1919, Robinson won verdict for
5000. Several minor suits were dis
posed of, and two misdemeanor cases
were tried. In the case of the State
VS.. Sandy Coleman, verdict OF not;
guilty was found, mad the State
VS.. Hahs Richardson, colored, drunk !
ON the public highway, guilty; q
months on the changing or $50. ne
propmtly paid the fine. Out-of- town q
lawyers presents were Col. ]. ~.
Sheppard, Of Americas; Col Seo-s
mans, of Dawson; Col. Battle, OF
Columbus, and lack Childers, %
Americas. ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-09

tanned with birthday dinner Tues
day in honorof Mrs. j, G, Brown and
little Tomnlie Brown Perry.
Miss Vera Hayes spent Monday af-
ternoon pleasantly with Miss Alice
Perry.
Mrs. NJ c. Harris and Miss Beulah
Harris spent Thursday at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. w A. Bray.
Mr.. b. a. Bradley, Misses Geral-
dine Ryals and Louise Bradley were
visitors TO friends at Bchoboth sun
day afternoon
B. Fl. Harris spent Friday night
and Saturday at the home Of his i'm.
Gle, W. A. Bray.
Mrs. B. a Bradley, Bemice and
Alton Bradley and Sarah Lee Ryals
were callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. }. Kinard Sunday afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-09
NEWS OF ELLAVILLE.
By MRS. H. j. WILLIAMS, Correspondent

. ELLAVILLE, Feb. at Der
home on Oglethorpe street, Mrs. C.
T. Rainey on Monday. afternoon re-
ceived the members of the Sarah E.
Hornady chapter, U. D. c., and quite
a large number We're present to en-
Joy this regular monthly meeting.
Mrs. w. A. Murray, ehairwoman of
the ways and mean scommittee, an
nounced that a valentine party for
the benefit of the chapter would be
held February IA at the home OF
Mrs. j R. jordan. Interesting re-
ports were heard from other commit
tees, after which the following pro-
gram was rendered.
Song, America
Helen Plans Scholarship. Mrs. A.
Allen,
Rabun Gap sehooI-Mrs. E. R.
Jordan.
Stone Mountain.-Mrs. H. j. Will
liams.
Georgia's Most Notable Women
Mrs. w. A. Murray, Mrs. f. H. Daw-
son, Mrs. Rogers Williams.
Dixie; History of the Song
Miss Cleone Collins.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-09
N,< Valentine : III ais you.

This will be jus he valentine little friend looking for if
you make for him yourself Cut and stiff of
cardboard Then color with cayon
tine to color for your girl friend.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-09

Fresh Red Snapper, Bream and
Trout today, at Sherlocks. TIT
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-09

Fresh Red Snapper. Bream :
Trou, today. at Sherlock's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

500 down monthly &i15o
$3.50 S25 monthly plastercd house $17bo
$3.50 25 fine small
$1S50
addition; monthly
Price So immediate
a
In
n
A
$S,JO
CALL US-MAKE YOUR THEY HAVE
EVER BEEN BY BUYING A HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
+. G.. CUNNINGHAM
ReatOr
21i-15 Palace
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Real Estate for Sale

NAMED WENI Es1Arh Az
WNNTEu--Nutlut LOT State pilce aud
terms. 942-J, care world
" ANTEp--ro buy from uvuyv. lot IN
woodward Park addition Phone os1Eo
HtSA-f
WANT no MY FEON OWNER
FIye-roou, modern house. close Co school
and TRANSFORMATION. prefer Kendall
have $500 cash end ray 500 per month
Phone Cedar gt4. v.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

'uLDNIZA1lON lands, suitable for citrus
fruits. berries and fruits other land
for feed crops livestock, trucking or
cotton, no commissions 10 pay our
services free; large or small tracts.
state what Is wanted in first letter
Immigration Dept :. A. g. A, =, K. r.
San Antonio, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

COTTON, feed crop and livestock land.
for actual settlers on terms that can
be met. no snowF; good water, schools
and roads. Fugm pcIt. S. a. q A. T.. Il.
r. san Antonio. TuNnN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

WE ARE selling house day: listing
OF your home with MS lnesns that IL Ia
put before the majority Of Tulsa home
buyers, Try our system OF home selling:
we 90 not build ourselves: wa only aeli
the other fc!low's property; We sell on
straightforward commission bae's. ~ ycu
want it sold, tell US; that's our business
warren lizard. Tulsa's Idyest Agency.
3o5 Bliss Bldg, Cedar 33s4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

LUIS toh NaiE 90
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT - sbK1g5;
Edgewood drive, Jenks road; will sell
on terms or trade equity on 6-roGm
modern bungalow, on south side. Owner,
Usage 917S-J
FOR SALE--Choice residence lots on
East Fourth ana Fifth place, $3.50 and
M. can Usage 2co2 or Osuge S3G2-R.
FOR SALE-Corucr lot on paved street.
40Nl4O. Phone Usage 734o, Cedar a305,
$3.50 CASH and $40 a month buys
beautiful. high suburban lot on street
car line. blackburn G Brooks 225
Lynch Bldg. Cedar 1883,
LAMBS AND FARMS FOR SALE 81
lG0-ACRE HOMESTEAD-F Free govern
ment land healthful O2arks; raise corn,
cotton. clover. fruit. vegetables; deer,
turkey. fishing. Particulars free. NJ. r.,
Decker Norfolk, Ark
SPECIAL SALES IN CITRUS FRUIT
LAND. LOWER RIO GRANDE VAL
LEY SEE NESBITT. 403 SECURITY
BLDG, PHONE OSAGE 65GI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
FOR SALE ny OWNER

NEW 7-room hunsalow. garage ana serv-
an unusual sscriflce until January t.
1895 a real home. mono better. and "a
model ot convenience. open for lnspcc-
tiuu daytime or evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

S9.5O0 BUYS "a 7-room. modern house
hardwood floors, guraEev pavement
paid out; this is desirable; close Va
propcIxsa will sell without cash.
payment monthly only, II desired. Pat
terson Realty co. 2l0 Robinson Bldg.
Usage SD50-TleO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
WARREN & IZHARp.
Tulsa,s lINeAt AgencN.
LOTS FOR SALE

sos Bliss Bldg Cedar 13s4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

What Is Il that made Ma
pie Ridge, Sunset Park
and Ridgewood Tulsa's
most exclusive residence
districts? The answer Is
restrictions. Restrictions
in Oak emf, while not
huTdensOmc, are sufficient
TO guarantee its exclusive
ness and pcrmancuCy ~ a
hiEh-Class residence sec
don,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Lots in Oak Cliff per
front foot cost less
thar II any Otner sec
ton of the city a like
distance from til e
business section. Re-
strictions insure their
doubling in value
within q reasonable
time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

pleasant, bealthy occupations safe In
;--7t7r-a;: forced sale. S l. K!dder.
NfnutgralI,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
IN THE SHADOW or THE sKysCRAP.
Ems
WARREN 4 GzzARn.

NEW 6-room bungalow. hardwood floors
built-in features; price reasonable will
consider good car as first payment, bal
nnce {65 per month. 2722 l.. Eifth place.
Muffptt. Cedar bNg-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

NORTH SIDE SNAP-Ciose in; i've
rooms; bathroom; well Of water; full
cash and $50 per month. price Seg50.
Cali owner. OsaEe g447.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

If YOU want TO buy any real estnta OF
any kind call Dlhcclt Realty CO.. Cedar
2026, 4l4 Security.
LIST your property with US. we have Gus
toners. puhoct Realty Co, if Sc
curity Bldg. Cedar 202b.
LIST your property with L. n Witwer
ara Cole Bldg. Usage s362. residence
Usage sos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

WHY not sell ou easy terma2 You gel
tho Interest. you get more in the long
run, we have many customers waiting
for easy payment homes. can Cedar agSt
or drop In and have IA chat with us M
3o6 Bliss bldg.
WILL TRADE equity in l-room house
located on quarter acre, one lot OF pave
nent for late model Ford touring car.
54u-J, care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

JN JANUARY So 1923. wo Will conduct
an Excursion to tho lower Rio Grnnde
valley Of Texas. stop over 500 Stu
Antonio, Texas, and MatsWoras Mexico,
only o limited number OF Tickets f0r
sale; for Information and reservations.
l. q. CLARK Wood CO.. sos Mayo Rldc.
phone Usage GtSR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Real Estate tor Sale


Httfi% ibh NAih -
FIVE ACRES Dcsirably located on the
Tulsa sapulpa intorurbsn railroad,
valuable oil rights go with this land
free gas. will trade FOR 5-room, mod
ern home IN the city patterson HcnlY
Co. 2lo Robinson Bldg, Usage So50-
1920.
IRVING PLACE sNAr--sIoo cash aud $40
per month, now, modern, b-rucm
bungalow. hardwood floors. buut-ln fea-
lures, screened back porch. heauutui
brick front aud priced at $3.50. has
garage and driveway. Owncrl, Cedar
81 OF cedar 900.
IN THE SHADOW or THE sKyscRAP.
ERs.
$500 with $500 down buys s-room
duplex on Cheyenne. right In the heart
OF things; paving ana sewer all paid
out, lot alona ia worth the money it
you are up on values you will wonder
how delivery can be made of this down
town property at fA50O with $500 first
payment. see it today.
WARREN = IzzARp.
2o5 Bliss Bldg, Cedar 3ssA
NEW groom bungalow; hardwood floors,
bult-in features, price reasonable will
consider good car as first payment, bal
sneo i65 per month, 2722 L. Fifth place.
Motiett, Cedar 6Sg-J.
NORTH SIDE sNAP-Ciose in; five
rooms; bathrooms well Of water full
sized lot, can be handled with $3.50
cash and $50 per month, price s. $50.
Cal owner OsaEe 9447
NEW 5-rcom modern bungalow, restricted
district, &ibOOi will accept vacant lot
or car as ftrst payment. cedar 4t0a.
SlN-RDOM bungalow on the bargain
counter buy It now; four blocks south
of shrine building Cal Usage 737G.
WE WILL GIVE YOU a LOT FREE
II you have $4,000 cash. You pay exact
cost for 5-roum, well built house. We
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Real Estate for Sale
LANDS ANn FARMS rOR SALE vi
TINAS

rENAs.
tORN COTTON FHUIr, GOOD WATER.
what r'a. DO you ucvd to make Is pros
porous and happy home except O. quar-
tor section 90 good SpearmBp farm
land ln tha south plains no StaurlVes
royaH whore wn are offering 90 a-p
ihiH land Boo quantities tn suit. the pur-
chaser az very reasonable prices. ON
Ions timo and at q low rate ~ inter-
csii N You urc interested n s..ur.
uE n home for yourself and family
where they have uu boil wecviI and other
destructive insects and where ono man
can raise moro corn ana cotton and
uiu'" farm products than whole
family can gather. write card TODAY
10 ". 4. SuteNc. general agent, 20
santa Fo BIOS, ScaEravos rCXas. for
descriptive pamphlets Of this country.
or better stll, come and pick out
piece of this land oud let US help you
secure a homo before Il ls too late.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
OKLAHOMA.

GOOD FARMS, WE'LL IMPROVED
Located all sections Oklahoma, Offered
at forced sale prices and on very libsr-
al terms. only small cash payment
necessary. Have farms OF ell s!zcs from
40 acres to $50 acres Wonderful op-
pdrtunisy 20 double your money 'n short
t.Hss, t. 4gu1H.A t9 & Vau SeSoins tsuu
Act quickly while 7 have 100 fhrm0
for you 70 choose from. Write I'm
mediately for booklet fully describing
these farms r, s. Henderson, S0T
Southwest National Bank Bldg, OKLA
IGma City, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

UENT-Four-roo apartment. See
~. Wilson. phone Cedar 2i93 or Osage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
UIATs-FURNIsHED
AULuM APARTMENTS

lNh SUI ~ II l'fsaN Iaf-
Five nice rooms with I-room e.
....cury, steam heated and modern
.r ,,cry respect; fully equipped
blLamrnt. garages The last
-.-l iu modern apartment con
...f.tun VIII be ready for oc-
..aguCy the first week In Jan
NARY. can be inspected at any
Hrr For particulars and appoint
r,1t phone Usage e51S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

go rents ouc-haif nice duplex that las
three rooms. sleeping porch. we'll gas
ana electricity at i2l n. Atlanta place.
L.ll n uLa L. I,Lu.t ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Real Estate for Rent

.-g arNT-- Modern, upstairs apartment.
u.1tsraI.had. new building. 2o2 r. JAS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
$3.50. MoDERM EAST SEVENTH

$3.50 lets you fn. we have Just hammered
ana hammered and submitted offers tu
the owner of this home until at last,
right now at this merry Christmas time
We have got him down 20 $3.50 for a
first payment, and it's wonderful. f.
reasonable monthly payments on the
balance. including interest; this is a.
very delightful broom modern on East
seventh. near school and excellent car
service. this beanty Of a. home is sure
80 please the whole family and will be
an especial delight TO mother with the
shining oak floors, the kitchen labor
saving convenieuces. the pretty French
doors, the glass door knobs. the care
fuIiv selected decorations the artistic
electrical fixtures and just everything
needed in "a horEe Of which the whole
family viii be Proud and happy: price
S5,25O; first time advertised at $3.50
down; 70 you Ree u you will want Il be
cause IT'S the class.
WARREN E IZ2ARD,
Tulsa's Liyest Agency,
500 Bliss Bldg Cedar 13s4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Real Estate for Rent
HOUSES FOR RENT

Real Estate for Rent
HOUSES FoR RENT u
go rents onc-haif nice duplex that las
61G 52TGe .go,1.a ro9m.s Steering porch, veil gas
can at 9is r. Flrst ST.
nousEs-FuRNisnE is
FOR RENI-Wiu lease MornlnEslde home
Tor Sis months; nine rooms. 2-car ga
rage. servant quarters completely fur
nishcd adults cniy; $3.50 pev month.
osaEo zoos
FOR Furnjshed uuuEalow; five
room ana bath garage. close in: so.
FOR HENI--in irving place. Clroom fur
nlshcd house. basement and garage, {S5|
per month bsnge N}2G.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished, new
duplex house. 40 T.. Latimer. phone
Cndar $40.
FOR RENT -Weu-furnished Groom house
breakfast room. basement aud garage;
N Hil'crest 6l2 5. Yorktown Cedar
NICE bedroom dining room ana Kitchen
privilege, desirable couple, reasonable
0slga 5t63-R
NICELY furnished Groom modern house.
basement end garage; exceptionally nice
for small family close in north side
references Required. Lee l. Brown
Cedar as, Usage 13i7.
PHarl 6SaEs $50 icon ftr n,"ge mouse garage
.,,.,.,..,,. ~. '..-, o.. Wv,
9ElUi,Nl,s r., tiIo--NlceIy furnished one
dis,onre. dii,t' 'SsGtS5eA' private D"'h' waking
THREE ROOM mrnished. half OF duplex
n'u'1. "-' .. Nenosna -
NANTED#-A refined young or middle
aged couple 60 share newly Furnished
t.,s,. tS1nEn.o" IN 80. mango tor board by
t1auth ST. Call after p Ia.
Will SHARE attractive homo with ono
sonabIe. Rsferencas' ,esEcbsnEtJ. 77s,H
World
---,,Y,Y,,.,5s- ,,,,z,,,-,
- " y 70 M phnh hopm ~
ATTRACTIVE OFFICES for rent, I'm
tnlgina opudlns, corner second ana
elevator service disI dssIrabo suite o, "GUl ,wg
rIetsrv fnrnisb'1, nbonn sss.,. ssoo o'i, ~,
can at room "a Tuioma Bldg
DESK SPACE. Wright building, Tor
iNtrchthdise broker insurance or at
-gI ltE loieyen"'s. atA-J, world.
DESIRABLE ottiCe rooms TOR rent IN
t55N' uu,'uIns see AHisa security Co
-. INV i,-lLE.
FOR NENT-FiNe large office rOons IN
G.. c. Cole building Finh and south
boston second uoor' aI rooms con
Viii -, s'.o,@ NJ 100 J1n.'ot tsrEioS'
~ %I, rnS 9n6 SeLa' L 1Se ~ OF t en- sllIe. See -
,-..,.- ,-..-......-. ~
l'Os r. 5'92iDiTAt !, - 81 MEN'
1nterurbn9 building F65rtb and poulder
can yarr-,ott e. T,IIv-i, Gs,go q0o9
.g2I-.
5-,CG1 I,1o r,,r.,,,s r-.-,,,
ahie rart firSt class taritor ma nln.
y - r, :, y :, ~ ~ -, ~ -
W t.l-l.-lsitft ah Fout oillCe Tor rent ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
"LEADER" UN TANTO
RESERvADO

! X .
Los sefiores Genaro Cautiho y Ave
limo Mieres del alto comercio de Qua
yama, visitaron aver San Juan en-
.gestiones de negocios, regresando a su
.ciudad.
Ell seior Cautilo, aunQue Sc mues-
ira reseryado respecto de los detalles
de la alta polftica actual y manifesto
que intervene POGO en- clio limitando-
Sc la concurrencia las sesiones de
la Junta Central que pertenece y a
tratar allf los problemas que Sc pre-
sentan, es optf1nista en- cuanto que
al fin Sc resolyeran satisfactoriamen-
te para el pals los asuntos pendien-
tes, sobre La base de la solidaridadl Y
confanza de la unidad de critrio
hasta ahora desarrollada, '.haciendc
polftica; por su puesto nuestra buena
polftica" v no. desmayando nunca. So
lidaridad Y discipline.
Sc mega a hacer manifestations
d Los periodistas cree mas facil il
resolviendo ell problema polftico que
Ell econ6mico, que 81 contindan los ac
ttia1es prccios de azicar y tabaco, NJ
es halagtiefio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
EsPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas. Hoy conti-
nuara los programmes en- seis actos,
con sus rellenos c6micos, del "Rey de
los Jinetes, Jack Hoxie, alias .Juan
.Centella" y la maravillosa serie "iVi-
vo Muerto!"
Teatro sRialto. El portentoso dra-
ma, titulado: la Expiacion de una
Madre'', en- z grandes actos.
Cine Luna.-El extraordinario dra-
ma en- Z actos, de la Association Cato
|lica, titulado: "Sombras Fascinado-
ras".
Cine Victory Gayden, (Santurce).-
Beneficio al comedor Escolar. Estre-
no en- Santurce de la monumental Pc
ilicula, titulada: LA Pasajera'.
Cine Puerto, Rico, I .(Santurce) Es-
treno de la super-producci6n cinema
tografica titplada: ska Novia de Nep-
tuno". s.
lTeatro Beliograph, 1Cataho) Los
episodes /, 2 y 8 de la serie "Mano
Manca'. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27

lNi EOGIA GLORIA DE GURABO.
iHan sido archivado, en- La Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva, un certificado pertene-
ciente la RESP. LOGIA GLORIA
DE GURABO No. 1OOO4,'' relative a la
election de los nuevos directories Y Off
ciales de Ia misma. En- dicho certifi-
cado aparecen los nombres de los si-
guientes sefIores Faustino G. Ondina,
Noble Grande; Ramon Morales, Secre-
tario; Manuel L. Martinez TesorerO !;
Manuel L. Martinez, Tesorero; Ma
nuel Garcia Estrada, p. N. Padre To-.
Gaspar Rivera, Pm. Padre 2o;. Juan
Prad0 tPadr6Ii Nj Padre; Daniel Estre+
lla,I Vice Grande;; Matfas Gonzalez
GaFefay Abogadn; Bias Santana, Sc
cretari0 EIeeto;a Rafael Carton, Ca
pell6t,91 1AIaximino P0nfales,s Guardian
Exteaior IGEegorio Lanreano. A. ID,
Noble Grande; Juan de Leon A. 1.
Noble GGt5ande:; Bias AIangual. A, D.
Noble GggaPndeelijIIs Ggandeeli Isabel abb li Salinas Fpa A. +
Wise Ggilrandee I, Luis piaz Laureano,
Custodlo,, u Rafael Garcia Lopez 4
Guardian tnerior. Los once primelrooess oe
seefRioodraes son tambien directores.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
COMENT NTARIOSa

Nombres los dos partidos, o los
tres, para la Jefatura del Departa-
mento de Agriculture. 81 hubiera 8
jefes en- cada Departamento, seria
mejor, para ell reverse de 10 que Sc
llama democracia v nhayorias.
Las noticias de Europa y los car
teles en- Paris con ell antgiuo mote
"Hacia Berlin, sigden hacienda Greer
que en- Polonia y en- el Rhin va tro-
mar muy pronto la artilleria. Pero,
seg1n todos los signos no tendremos
otro "campamento Las Casas" nj un
largo debate en- el Congreso por Ell
''bono para el soldado".
,-El Generalfsimo Pershing man
tiene la necesidad de una organization
nnilitar 10 mas fuerte possible Y Ell
Presidente 10 contrario. Claro que
esa disparidad de criterio no>sera por
que uno es Democratic v ell otro Re-
publicano. Pero de todos modos es
diffciI aunarN esas tendencias. Como
gobernar con todos los partidos en-
una Republica.
Polonia tiene mas de medic mi
lion de hombres perfectamente equi-
.pados que opener a Russia Ia que Sc
cree completamente desgobernada.
TX los scontingentes que Sc amonto-
nan en- aquelIa frontera v represen-
tan algunas divisiones de las ar
masg De Alemania hay que recor-
dar que hasta ahora ha entregado
10000 canones, 100000 ametrallado-
ras v otro material de guerra, con Ia
consecuencia de estar perfectamente
desarmada 81 es asf, el emparedado
resulta con los panes de Polonia y
Francia y la ruta Berlin algo asf
como un paseo militar estilo primer
imperio.
-El Ku-K Khan, vueIye dar jue-
60 en- los Estados Unidos dasdo lugar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27

que en- algunos Estados Sc trate de
una intervention de los Iiilitares que
resuelven las cosas en- consoles de
guerra. Y pesar de 10 del 100 por
100 que segdn Sc We tiene diversas
aplicaciones e. interpretaciones.
Sc habla de actos de bandidaje
de los revolucionarios. de Irlanda. Es
muy viejo, y muy desacreditado, ESQ
de lamar bandidos los que comba-
ten un gobierno y de clio hay nu-
merosos ejemplos desde las iegiones
de Varo contra Ner6n,s hasta los re-
Fvolucionarios de las Trece Colonias;
Unos los llaman bandidos y otros
los justos-los denoininan patriotas..
Question simple de opinion.
--Algunos que Sc llanan ellos mis-
mos periodicos muerden ios que de-
fienden los derechos del pals y son
realmente ciudadanos digrps de con-
sideraci6n v respeto. Peho para ESQ
estan Y siguen cumpliendo perfecta-
mente su cometido. Como que para
la perfecta ammonia della natufaleza
yde la vida humanas hay caervos CO.
mo hay aguilas-no de- papel-y hay
topos como hay gacelas. sSY J. por SUI
puesto, tambien Judas con una cuer-
da en- perspectiva. (
Despierta mucho interes en- los
Estados Unidos el viaje de AguinaIdo.
FL jefe tagalo va . ser por algin
tempo el t6pico de Ia prensa y Ii
atencion de las muchedpmbres. Aun9
que parezca grandemente e4traha SUI
nuexa actitud y so Sc nuestre sim,
patico a sus vecinos en- las Islas.
Ananke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
FL JEFE BERRETEAGA,
REGRESA a SU DISTRITO,
POR ECONOMIAs.

Por disposition del jefe interino de
la pOlicfa, senor Miguel Hurtado, esta
Inaflana ha regresado a su distritc
de FajariD, el jefe Miguel Bertetea-
ga, quien desde hace algunos nleses
ha cOrnandado interinamente el distri
to policiaco de San Juan.
Fl traslado obedece, a que durante
81 tempo que ha permanecido en- San
Juan el jefe Berreteaga, ha cobrado
dietas, y con el fin de introducir eco
nonnfas en- sel cuerpo, ha sido trasIada-
do a su distrito.
Interiuamente comahdara Ell distri-
to de san Juan, el jefe de Santurce
senior Angel Rios CarrilIo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
La FEDERATION poRToRRIouE.

il .
FL comit6 Executive de la Fedora
ci6n Portorriqueia del Trabajo, en- su
Ultima session consider6 los informes
presentados por el Comite Legislati-
yo sobre las enmiendas que deben pro-
ponerse la legislaci6n que hay pen
diente de ser aprobada en- el COngre-
so sobre Puerto Rico.
Tambien Sc considero el expediente
relacionado con la protesta, formula
ida contra Ell Gobernador Rely, quien
acus0 la institution de haber Fiolado
La Ley de Mediaci0n ' ConciIiaci6n
nombrando a dos miembrOs de la Fe-
deraci6n Libre como Representatives.
del trabajo organizado para miembros
de la Comisi6n de Arbitraje.
Ambos informes Sc acord0 que fue-
sen sometidos una ASSEMBLIES en- que
esten Representatives los directories de
Las organizaciones que estan al CO.
rriente en- sus pagos, para tomar aeuer-
dos definitiyos
Sc acordo tanlbien zemeter 4 Ia
Asamblea el problema que Sc ayecina
EN- rclaci0n con las rebajas de los sas
iarios entire los obreros y los enplea-
dos pnblicos y 81 alto eosto de ia VI
da. para tomar los acuerdos que Sc
estimen perfinentas
La AsanDlea ser1 c0nvocada para
el proximo domingo dia de mayo, a
las tres de Ia tarte, en- el local que
ocupa Ia INSTITUTION en- I3ayamdn III
Comite Executive los organIzadores
asistiidn en- pleno.