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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
READY TO FACE ALL CHARGES
AGAINST ME- CLAIMS YOUTH
Arrested IN BLACKWELL CASE
Agrees to Return to Gallup Without Extradi-
ton Papers; Located Through Girl Who
Fled From Gallup When About to Become
Mother; Walker There Night of Murder.


Walker for over a week when they
made the arrest "Wednesday night.
They were first placed on the
mans trail by Miss Rhea Tice, of
1888 Cotton street, known TO he
the wanted mans sweetheart. Off
GERS who had been trailing the
young woman, only II years Ofage,
located the mans living quarters
last week.
According to the arresting offi-
GERS and a statement made by the
girl and Walker himself, he came
to this city about six weeks ago,
about q week following the murder
of Blackwell and his wife. Miss
Tice, according to her statement,
arrived one week before walker.
The police learned yesterday that
the girl was about to become a
mother and held Walker responsi-
BILE for her condition.
When the police first learned of
Walkers address, the young wom-
an was taken i'll on the street and
was rushed to a hospital. The man
was sent for but the child was
dead when born. The body was
| buried in Rosedale cemetery on
| December "a.
Walker and the young woman
| today admitted to the police that
| they had fled from Gallup when Miss
! Tice discovered Shat sue was about
to become a mother and both de-
| clared that the murder OF the two
(roptinund on papa Tuo \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
CHARGES FALSE.
MAJOR ASSERTS
TESTIFYING IN
HIS OWN BEHALF
ONLY ONE VOICE IS
LIFTED AGAINST HIM
Shell Shocked Victim of the
War Claims Accused Man
Killed a Soldier in a Dug
Out in France,

Washington. Jan. 5.-SweeplnS
denial of charges that he had shot
! two Of his men while his command,
mart of tho Tventv-efghth division.
w. IN tho thiclr of the Argonne
| fighting vas made before a senate
i,,7,asti[5otin[, 7,,s''7 cor,r,,ittea TO-DAY nv
! MAJ II 7, Onfe Of stanton. Va,
anG raarIv a dozen mon serving
with him ovareeas
oriv ono voice was lifted against
Ma in,, 0nIn todav-that Of a shelf
| sborkod VICTIM of the war nov n
natien+ in a Virginia hospital for
thn insane The witnaas I.em1lel
~ er,itb dacIare5 tba. while in a
dngout ,,,itb tbre, romrodea and
fo,7, Csorr7an nrisor rrs Major Onie
firnd shot and kiII-d y soldier. and
then ordered tha bo1y removed,
p,it nont utteriny y w3rd
Comrades Enter DcnIaI
Tn ranid succes7'on the COM
rades nientioned bv Smith swore
! tbe,, co NO killing mat thcv wore
NOT In tba dueoIt and that thew
knew of NO evidence TO support
the charges And then after half
a dozan of Major Onie's men had
taatified that thew never heard of
his sbootjng mo soIdier the major
smoke In his own defense declar-
inc there was no truth in the ac-
cusations and that he never shot
a man in his Iifn"
Rreallino down whi1a witnesses
were telling the committee that
for his services IN the Argonne
lending IN q hosnital wounded no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
SEWER PIPE MAKERS
CHARGED WITH TRUST
TO RESTRAIN TRADE

New York. Jan. 5.--Charges that
eleven corporations and ten indi-
viduals in eastern states had elm
mated competition and maintained
excessive prices for three years in
sewer pipe and plumbing fixtures
manufactured by them were dis
closed today when the government
unsealed indictments returned last
week. The indictments charged
violation Of the Sherman anti
trust act.
All defendants, who will be call
ed next week for pleading, were
members of the Eastern Sewer
Pipe Manufacturers association
the clearing house through which
they were alleged to have OK
changed bids, price and sale in
formation and other data.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
Try THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l

Washington, Jan. tby the AS
sociated Press,) The five greatest
naval powers Of the world decreed
today as between themselves abol-
ishment of submarine warfare
against merchant ships. To purge
the seas forever of this hidden
menace to peaceful folk and ships,
the world is asked to subscribe
to the decree as new principle
of international law.
AS adopted by the naval commit
tee of the arms conference the res
olution proposed by Elihu Root,
and amended by Arthur j. Balfour,
to become Immediately effective
between the five signatory powers,
runs as follows:
"The signatory powers recog-
nize the practical possibility of
using submarines as commerce de-
stroyers without violating, as they
We're violated in the war of 1914
1918, requirements universally ac-
Cepted by civilized nations for the
protection of the lives of neutrals
and nOn-combatants, and to the
end that the prohibition of the use
Of submarines as commerce de-
stroyers shall be universally ac-
cepted as part Of the law of ma
tions they now accept that prohi-
bition as henCeforth binding as be-
tween themselves and they Invite
all other nations to adhere there
to-"
Action of the committee Is final
so far as the conference and the
five powers are concerned. The
conference merely will give formal
ratification to the anti-submarine
pact when the five-power treaty in
which 1t will be incorporated comes
up in open session.
The naval committee also adopt
ed the first Root proposal to de-
clare in simplest terms to the rules
of international law applying to
merchant vessels, their full appli-
cation to submarines and the invi-
tation of the five powers to all 9th
er nations to join in the declara-
tion.
When the naval committee ad.
journed, the third Root proposal tC
declare violations of the rules laid
down by submarines acts of piracy
for which submarine commanders
could be held to account personally
regardless of orders they may have
received from their governments
was still to be taken up, 1t was in
dicated that it also would be adopt
ed.
In its final form, the resolution
declaring submarine warfare
against merchant ships abolished
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
PROGRAM FOR INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMIC CONFERENCE Chief
TOPIC FOR Supreme COUNCIL
Agenda Likely To Be Laid Down in Advance;
Details Still Undecided; Belgians Oppose
ANY Modification in Schedule of Reparation
Payments; French Back Them.
tBY THE ASSOCIATED pREss.>

Cannes, Jan. 5.-The program
for the Forthcoming international
economic conference was upper
most in todays conversations be-
tween premiers and chief delegates
to the supreme council which meets
tomorrow.
The French view has been that
the agenda should be laid down in
advance. 1t is understood that
Premier Lloyd George, of Great
Britain, agreed to this, and that
the question would be first dis
cussed by the council.
In addition to a continuation of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
BANDITS GET AWAY.

Olympia, Wash. Jan, 5.-Five
masked men entered the pool hall
at McCleary, a numbering town
about ten miles west cf here late
last night and lined forty men up
against the wall. robbing them of
about $1,000, according to tele-
phone report reaching here today.
The robbers escaped.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
G.. O. p. CONFERENCE

Washington. Jan. president
Harding called into conference
late today a group Of senate re-
publican leaders for a discussion
of legislative prospects in con-
gress, 1t was said conclusions
had not been reached. and that
another similar meeting would be
arranged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
CASTANEDA MANAGER
GOES TO Ell T0VAR
AT GRAND CANYON

Las Vegas, N. M, Jan. SIS. 7.
Benedito, manager of the Castane
da hotel here, has been promoted
to the management of FL Tovar,
the big Harvey hotel at the Grand
Canyon. He will leave about Jan
uary 10. Mr.. Benedito's successor
has not been named.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
WAS MERRIMAC SURVIVOR.

Shreveport, La, Jan. 5.---Benja-
min Holseman. rs, last surviving
member of the crew of the confed-
crate ironclad Merrimac, which
fought the Monitor in the civil war,
is dead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
MURDERER GIVES Up.

Honolulu, Jan. 5.--Frank H.
Gatherell surrendered today to the
police, who say that lie confessed
to the murder of his wife in New
York City in July, 1919.
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BANKER is STRICKEN.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 5.--Robert
Forgan, assistant vice president of
the National City bank of New
York, underwent an operation for
appendicitis at local hospital here
today, His condition is reported
favorable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
BAKER HEAD DIES.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 5.-Frank X.
Noschang, general president OF
the journeymen bakers interna-
tional union died today.
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FIVE CENT LOAF.

Cincinnati, O., Jan. BE
" ginning tomorrow bread will
" be sold here at the pre-war
price Of five cents for a 1G-
ounce loaf, it was announced
today by the manager Of q
. chain of grocery stores.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
WEATHER
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Jan. 5.--New Mex
leo and Arizona: Generally fair
Friday and Saturday; no import
ant change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-06
five POWERS AGREE To
END Of SUBMARINE WAR
ON MERCHANT SHIPPING
NAVAL committee RESOLUTION,
PROPOSED BY ROOT, Amended
BY BALFOUR, is ACCEPTED

Conference Will Give Formal Ratification to
Anti-Submarine Pact When 1t is Incorpor-
ated Into Five-Power Treaty and Comes Up
In Open Session.
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CONTINUED on Page Two.)
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Continued on Page TwoD
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
Vargas cumpli6

Esta mafiana a las diez saludamos
en- la via publica, nuestro compane-
ro ell joven periodista Alfredo Vargas,
redactor de nuestro colega "El Mum
do, quien en- esos momentos acaba-
ba de extinguir la condena de cinco
dfas que lie fu6 impuesta por ell juez
Odlin, por un delito de desacato.
FL compaiiero Vargas, durante los
cinco dias que permaneci6 en- la pri-
sion fue objeto de numerosas demos
traciones de simpatias, no solamente
por sus companeros en- la prensa, 81
no por distinguidas y prominentes per-
sonalidades de esta ciudad y de la
isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
Ell DIRIGIBLE QUE Sc CONSI-
DERABA PERDIDO APARECI0
Durante ell OtOflo pr6ximO Inglaterra pagara
EstadOs Unidos pOr intereses de SUI
deuda veinticincO millOnes.
Maiana saldra una nueva mission explOrado-
ra hacia ell Polo NOrte.

Ultima entrevista con Lloyd George,
que el bajo ningun concepto abriga ell
deseo de asumir ninguna responsible
dad en- la recommendation de tropas a
todo 10 largo de la frontera del us
ter, con la aparente intervention de
invadir ell norte de Irlanda; y ha he-
cho saber tambien ell lider, que en- ma
da estan mezcladas sus actuaciones
con los recientes desordenes de Bel
fast, donde Sc han registrado infinidad
de muertos heridos. Michael Col
Inns no quiere que SUI nombre aparezca'
mezclado en- los derramamientos de
sangre en- su pals, que el mas que ma
die-dice-esta ansioso de evitar 10
mas pronto possible.
ANNAPOLIS, JUNO 3.-Mas de
cuatrocientos miembros de la clase de
graduados de la Academia Naval, han
presentado sus diplomas solicitando
ser admitidos en- la Marina Nacional,
en- ell nuevo Cuerpo que Sc ha de crear
por virtud del proyecto de ley presen-
tado al Senado por ell Acting Secreta-
rio de Marina Roosevelt. Ell mencio-
nado proyecto que tiende a levantar
un poderosa ndcleo de reservistaa pa
ra la escuadra, estilo del papel que
desempena en- la nacion la guardia
nacional, tiene todas las simpataas
del pals y es probable sea un hecho
tangible que ell Congreso apruebe su
creacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03

Que con fecha de JUNO, y con
anterioridad a la resolution dictada
por este Hon. Tribunal, ell Attorney
General, Hon. Salvador Mestre, en-
virtud de. las facultades que lie con-
cede la ley, orden6 ell traslado tempo
raj del Fiscal Arrillaga que presento
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03

! BAY CITY, Michigan, JUNO s.
Hase publicado en- esta ciudad la no
ticia de que ell dirigible del ejercito
Ique Sc perdi6 junto al de la marina
que va Sc ha anunciado su estada en-
Hancock, Sc encuentra salvo tam
bien en- la provincial de Quebec, Cana
ida. Ell Gobierno ha sido noticado de
clio por ell comandante Westover, de
esta poblacion.
| WASHINGTON, JUNO Sci diri-
lgible que operaba con ell nuevo COM
bustible helium y que Sc conceptuaba
lperdido, ha aterrizado aver cerca de
| Hancock. Ell poderoso barco aereo
que pertenece a la armada americana
ly que esta comandado por ell teniente
Nortfeet, salio ell microbes de Mil
waukee, en- viaje de practica. Ell 81
ito donde ha tenido que descender, por
haberse vaciado los tanques del gas,
pertenece al Condado Pulaski, del es-
tado de Missouri. No ha habido nove-
dad alguna entire sus tripulantes.
LONDRES, JUNO Bel Gobierno
ingles ha llegado un acuerdo, en- sus
delibcraciones sobre la deuda pendien-
tie con les E3tados Unidos, y ha de-
cidido pagan durante el otono proxi-
mo, la suma de $25, 100000 en- cali
dad de intereses solamente, suma que
sera enviada a Washington mas
tardar ,en octubre.
SEATTLE, JUNO Bel celebre ex-
Iplorador artico captain Raul Amund-
sen, que comanda ell barco polar
Aeude"', ha completado Ell .equipo y
1atiyos necesarios para salir ma
nacia las regiones del Polo Nor
tie. Entire los medios de que Sc val
dra ell grande hombre de ciencia y
navegante noruego, fguran dos aero
pianos, una gran cantidad de MADEIRA,
Ia fin de fabricar sus casas en- los si-
tios donde el grupo de exploradores
decida eStablecerse. Uno de los pro-
positos que lleva ell captain Amund-
sen, ademas de su decision de volar
hasta ell mismo polo, es ell de buscar
la escuadrilla perdida del explorador
Phantom, que algunos nativos de las
regiones articas dicen que fue ente-
rrada por los hielos en- una region
muy dilatada'y desconocida.
MILWAUKEE,, JUNO 3.-Ha circu-
lado con grande regocijo en- ell campo
de aviacion de esta ciudad, que los di-
rigibles nacionales que Sc daban por
perdidos, estan a salvo de un tragico
accidente. Los mencionados navios Sc
han visto obligados a aterrizar en- di-
ferentes puntos del pals, por falta de
combustible, para seguir ell viaje de
regreso de sus ejercicios de practica.
LONDRES, JUNO Bel jefe su-
premo del Gobierno Provisional del
Estado Libre Irlandes, Sr. Michael
Collins, ha declarado haber asegurado
al Gobierno de Gran Breta1a, en- su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO. DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE san
JUAN. PUERTO RICO,
PRIMER DISTRITO.
Ex-Parte ell Fiscal de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de San Juan,
Primer Distrito,
Peticionario.
CIVIL No. 0os.

A la Honorable Corte de DiStritO del
Distrito Judicial dc San Juan, PtO.
Rico, Primer Distrito:
COMPARECEN3 los Assistants At
torney General, Miguel A. Munoz Y
Joseph A. Loret, Y respectiyamente
eXp0nen:
Que sin que sc entienda desacatada
la 6rden dictada pOr este Hon. Tri-
bunal disponiendo que ell Attorney Ge-
neral de Puerto Rico. Hon. Salvador
Mestre, haga entrega al Fiscal de es-
ia Corte de ciert0s documentos, pape-
les, exhibits y declaraciones juradas
relacionadas con el informe de un
Gran Jurado de San Juan, en- el case
contra +. Montgomery Reilly, J. r..
Hull y W. Kessinger, acuden ante es-
ia Corte solicitar que Sc sirva re-
considerar dicha 0rden Y dejarla sin
efecto, por los siguientes fundamentos !:
1.-Que es este I'm caso civil, en- ell
cual Sc ha tiictado una 6rden que,
safecta los dereclios de una tercera per-
soma, la cual es e1 Attorney General
de Puerto Rico, Y que licho Attorney
General, Hon. Salvador .Mestre, no fu6
notificado de la petici6n que origin6
dicha 6rden, nj tampoco tuvo loportu-
nidad para exponer ante este Hon.
Tribunal las ilzones que pudieran
asistirIe para fetener en- su .poder los,
mencionados documentos o para no
entregarlos deterininado funcionario,
2.-Que la secci6n, IA del .Acta Or
ganica autoriza al Attorney General
para representa- FL Pueblo de Puerto
Rico en- cualquier proceso civil cri-
minal ante cualquier Tribunal o
Corte, cuando asf 10 requieran a su
juicio los intereses pdblicos.
Que dicha secci0n dice asf:
"Secci6n 14-El Fiscal General
tendra a su cargo la administra-
ci6n de justicia de Puerto Rico; /;
serd ell consejero legal del Gober-
nador Y de los jefes de departa-
mento, y sera responsible de la de-
bida representation del pueblo de
Puerto Rico, o de sus funcionarios
las demandas y processes, civil
debidamente constituidos, en- todas
das las demandas Y processes, civil
les criminales, ante el Tribunal
Supreme de Puerto Rico, en- los
cuales ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
este interesado O sea parte; y po-
dra, 81 sc lie ordenare por ell Go
bernador o 81 a su juicio los intere-
ses pnblicos 10 requieren, represen-
tar al Pueblo de Puerto Rico, 0 a
sus funcionarios debidamente cons
titufdos, ante cualquier otro Tri-
bunal ante cualquier otro funcio-
mario junta en- cualquiera accion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
Ell Attorney General

Esta maiiana un reporter de este
diario, Sc dirigi0 Ia oficina del At
torney General Sr. Mestre, con el fin
de que nos desc sus impresiones en-
cuantO la orden eXpedida por ell juez
Foote, para que haga entrega de los
documentos del Gran Jurado al fis-
cal Arrillag.
Ell Sr. Ergui, manifesto a nuestro
reporter, que ell Attorney General, Sc
gun telegrama que habfa recibido, no
llegarfa San Juan, hasta esta tarde
a la una.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
En- ell AteneO
velada en- honor del DR.. don Rafael
del Vale Rodriguez.

Sc. celeDrO anOcne ante ell puDllct
sefecto que acostumbra asistir es
tas .solemnidsdes, y di6 principle &
las nueve.
Una preci0sa nina Meta del insig
ne m6dico poeta, descubri6 ell retra
to. de Ell, en- ell proscenio del sailor
de actos, en- medic Gle un expressive
homemade de aplgusos, Y ocup6 la tri
buna, presentado por Ell Presidente
Sr. Lago; el celebrado orador, poe
ia publicista venezolano, Sr. Lopez
Bello, v pronunci6 un elocuente dis
curse en- honor del heroe de la yela
da.
Ell Sr. Lago recit0 su bello sonetC
Camafeo, dedioado al DIR. del Vale, J
don Eugenio Astol leyo magistralmen
te varias poesfas del festejado.
Sigui6 el syr Yumet M6ndez, die
Aguadilla, un buen estudio del DIR
don Rafael del Vale, escrito poi
nuestro amigo Y compaiierO don FG
lix MatOs Bernier
Como acto final emocionsnte be-
llo, una gentil alumna de La Univer
sidad de Puerto Rico, Margarita Oil.
yer, recit6 admirablemente ell precioso
p0ema del DR. del Vale, La Ultima
estrOfG, inspirado en- la muerte de Sa-
TO.
Hubo aplaus0s entusiGstas Y mere
cidos para Ia Srta. Oliver, asf co
mo tambi6n para los dennis actos te
esta esplendida yelsda, y la orquesta
ameniz6 cumplidamente los breves en-.
treactos de La velada, que terniin6 a
las once de la noche en- medic de la
mayor snimaci6n.
designandole como sustituto al Fis-
cal Massari, quien inmediatamente Y
antes de que V. H. resolviera este
asunto radic6 nueva moci6n de
sistiendo de aquella solicitud. Que
ell traslado del Fiscal Arrillaga al dis
trito de Mayagiiez, Sc ha ordenado de
acuerdo con los poderes que lie con-
fiere ell C0digo Polftico al Attorney
General.
Por las razones expuestas, los as
sistants Attorney General que suscri-
ben, EN- representation Y por delega-
ci0n eXpresa del Hon. Salvador Mes
ire, Attorney General de Puerto Ri
co, suplican a este Hon. Tribunal que
sirva abrir de nuevo este case Y re-
considerar SUI resolution en- el mismo,
dando oportunidad esta parte radi-
car dentro de un termino breve que
file la COrte un alegato expositivo de
los fundamentos de derechos que asis-
ten al Attorney General en- este easo
Respectuosamente,
San Juan, JUNO 8, de 1922
(Fdo.) Miguel A. Mui0s.
Assistant Attorney General.
(Fdo.) Jose A. Loret.
Assistant Attorney General
Es copia fiel y exaeta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
n de la deuda plblica americana Sc va ha-
ciendo met dlcamente
lpe Nusstro servicio cal sraaco,.

WASHINGTON, juniee 8-El De-
partamento de Tesoreria nAcional aca-
ba de anunciar que Sc hS verifcado
una reduction en- las detdas del te-
soro pdblico, que asciends a la suma
de $51 100000 durante Ell mes de ma
yo. Ell dia hltimo de disho mes, Ia
deuda de la naci6p era de
$23, ,138, ,136,607. El Gobierno Sc pro-
pone hacer todas las ecohonfas su
alcance para poner el credito de los
Estados Unidos en- condiciones, de que
quede a saldo con sus deudores 10 mas
pronto possible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
En- el "Amefica"
La collection de mOnOs sabios fue
celebradfsima.

En- Teatro America estaba anoche
que no cabia un espectador mas.
Todo ell teatro lleno, butacas, anf-
!teatros, palcos, toda la localidad ven
dida, un lleno estallante. Ell espec-
taculo anunciado satisfizo cumplida-
mente a la asistencia, que VIC muy
|regocijada las monadas de los VEIN
ticinco changes que forman la trope,
una troupe mucho mas inteligente
que las que organizan mnjeres Y hon.
bres, muchas Yeces.
El espectaculo asi aislado, resulta
divertidisimo, regocijante en- alto ex-
tremo. Cuando era un POGO depri-
mente, entristecedor era antes, cuan-
do los adrnirables monitos SO exhibian
iirmn'Rde parte de una troupe en- Ia
kas yshonIbfes no. erar :
'Adnllfabies.
Y la comparaci6n era, para noso-
tros, lamentable. Nunca Sc dijo con
mayores indicios alarmantes, que el
honabre desciende del mono. ST, vien-
do aquello habia que convenir en- que
81, en- que desciende, y en- que la des-
|cendencia aunque un POGO menos Pc
luda, resuita menos inteligente, men0s
sartista.
El publico que rio mucha con ell es-
pectaculo de los monos sabios, aplau-
dio mucho tambien la excelente pelf-
cula con que la empresa del America,
complete el cartel de la noche.