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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
CRITICAL SITUATION
REPORTED AT kAIPI,>C
lBy Associated Press

fEhlNG. May iI.-rhe foreign lie
cations here have been informed tina,
"A critical situation has Developed al
m"l'ihe seventy miles north nt
Ticntsin. where tho ,roory Of ,;en.,.I
Chang Tso Lin ar. intrcuChod arair.t
an advance by General wa Pei Eu's
army.
hairlnr. which H. tn" center OF
N"iuapie British coal mines. is To-
'ateh on That portion ~ the PckIng-
Mnkd"n railroad assigned TO tho nro-
'"''l"n OF the American forces una.-
IN" International agr.crn"n, for main
tanning communicates south OF the
great wall.
Reports say that Chang has arrival
at luanchow, personally. Ia L,,,,,
me operations. Ten thousand frcsb
'r"ors nave LETT Mukdcn to 20 to his
assistance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
PASS HALF CENTURY MARK
IN GREAT COMMUNITY DRIVE
Workers Report Total Of S5O.201.75 in Campaign to
Raise $4,000 for Welfare and Benevolent
Activities in Petersburg.

fET ERSErRG. "a, MAY 1.-THE
Petersburg Community ChcS, cam
3aiEn continues to make good prog
r"ss and 200 workers gathered at
the I. NJ. G. =. today for luncheon
1" report for the third days work.
grand total Of sj0.2eI7a has
thus far he-n subscribed and the
workers have three more DAYS 10 go.
The campaign closing Monday next.
They expec, to swing into the stride
tomorrow that VIII insure success OF
;he drive
While tho workers agree tina, It
* hard work to raise $4,000 In any
CITY 'hes" days. they all agree tina;
q Is going - he done and the pep
being shown a, In" monday meet
irSs viii not let up The reports
varied today and the ,"ams in d.
visions reported in the order IN which
tn" challenges ~ "Wednesday were is
sued and received.
Turn in Good Reports.
Division b Of which Mrs George
Jr.. j. chairman being tho
challenging division. reported FIRST
Her workers had rolled up ana
Total of sl5i3.5o. &. West Holden.
chairman Of division &C" was the
next 20 report having been chal-
Ienged by Mrs Cameron Mr. Hcl-
H"n reported for his workers Sl.27s
MIS-. =. = Allgood. chairman ~ di-
vision -" having been In. chai
IanTing division reported sl.:.47j
!i"-btr. J Tucker, chairman NJ,
Division ~" then reported for tn"
workers ~ MS division sli2l. and
again the women mad displayed 'h"lr
superior ability to the men for rails
ing subscriptions. l.. ~ Walker. o.:
Team. 80. Is. who had issued cha!-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
ROTARY COMMITTEE
LISTS ANNOUNCED
President Richard T. Wilson
and Nice.President Beachy
sc" Address Club.

PETERSBURG. VA, May 1.-THE
inaugural ceremonies of the Wilson
administration" OF the Petersburg
Eotary club took place tonight in
the Southern Bonded Warehouse.
president Richard T. Wilson and
Vice President Vincent Beachy made
talks appropriate to the occasion.
President Wilson especially called
upon the members for good attend
ance during his administration.
The supper was served by the
ladies or the Y. W. c a. Miss jose
phine Smith and Olin Rodgers rend-
cred vocal solos
-PreSiden; Wilson appointed the
following committees public affairs.
John l.. Branch chairman. Edward
EiEcnbrun. Samuel a. Reinach. 6. g.
Wright, Walter Edward Harris. J. i.
Baird, educational committee. VIII
liam Grossman, chairman. II NJ.
White. William c. Moomaw. William
Dloher. John +. Allison. r @ Will
liams: committee on revision OF by
laws. +. W. Smith. chairman: w. II.
Wilcox. Ii NJ Woody: club cores
pendent. Hsney +. Bell. sergcant-Rt-
arms. W. II. Armstrong: better bust
ness methods. =. II. Cruichheid chair
man John :. Branch. Max Jacobs.
Thomas Whytc. Hatcher :. Seward,
boys work committee. II. =. Wrisht.
chairman: executive committee II. =
Wright. chairman. " r nr.wrv.
Frank VI. Hobbs. Philip Il. Roper.
J. J. pevine. Boy Scouts and CovinS-
ION. Home. II. G. Myers, chairman Z.
J.. cambridge. ". l. thinner. Jr., John
Arthur Johnson. T Morris Gates:
er-7riviiesed boys. W. +. Hoy.
chairman. II. :. Leets. J. Spooner
Epps, 5. west Holden. J. Dough-.
Watsong fellowship committee, ". I.
Raueh. chairman. David Alexander,
W. W. Townes, Z. r. Ridenour, Jr.
J. ]. Joynsr, James Mel. RUIN;
finance and budget committee. Lewis
NJ. Walker. chairman. l.. 4. Rosen-
stock T. r. Totty; auditing commit
tee T. stanley Beckwith. chairman.
! VI. Titus. !. NJ. Turner.
Rotarian Samuel W. thinner PFC
scented resolutions OF respect for Ed
mund Harrison Patterson. u member
OF the club who died here on May
TIE resolutions were adopted.
President Wilson announced that
he, with Vice. President Bcacny.
would have charge Of the entertain
mcnt AT the next meeting. which
would he held In the auditorium NJ
the high school. at which time the
graduating classes Of February and
June would be the guests of the CLUB
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

lengc in the name Of his workers 20
Mrs. II. r. Booth. captain Of Team
80. .. was compelled to eat humble
pie when he reported sos ms against
>23f.50 that was reported by Mrs.
Booths team
Reports I'm Detail.
Following are the reports turned
In today: Mrs. James y Branch.
captain Team No !. s23i: Mrs West
more Brown. captain Team No. ..
'3ii: Mrs. Fred Cole. captain Team
No. :. 500; Mrs j. W. Long. captain
Team 40. 1, s377; Mrs. Fred Pitcher,
captain Team No ), ,2l3 Mrs y.
NJ. Booth. captain Team No.c. ss36.5O
Mrs. ". y. Fanshaw. captain Team
no. :. $50. Mrs. Ashton Cray, cap
Pitcher captain Team 40. .. S2lS:
Mrs W. II. wilcox. captain Team
No 10. $+3i. j.. II. Cook, captain
Team so. H. S3li W. : Dunnlug,
captain Team No. -, s24a. ". y.
Filler. captain Team 30 i3. sees.
Max Jacobs captain Team 40. "a.
S3s5; l.. NJ Walker. captain Team No.
10. sl05: William l.. thinner. captain
Team No. l6 1905; Vincent Beachy.
captain Team No II. s: Louis
Levitt, captain Team 30. "a. 1903:
Russell Parkinson. captain Team 30.
-. 1902; Franklin Smith. captain
Team No. 20. s5!l EepoI, by divi-
sion: Division ~" Mrs T.. f. All
good chairman. Sl53i75; Division
b Mrs G.org" Cameron. Ir chair
man. sl.5i3.5"; Division -" West
Holden, chairman Sl2TG. Division
Dr. Herbert !. Tucker. chairman ST.
i.l Total subscribed today, ss2I5.50.
Hrauh tota! TO date. $5O.@oI75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
1. Opening Gun In Ram.

NEW YORK. May Ii.-Frcio.ic,
Ryan. counsel for Richard c,,Lor
Jr, explained today that tho c,,,.,,
nled In Dublin. as reported In c,hIc
dispatches. 10 prevent proba,Iny the
WI "' klch"rh croker. former Tam
many chicfiain. was lii" first ruu Il,
the battle planned by his client In
night any VIII his father may have
lcft.
cavcat was also filed in Fiorida.
Mr.. Ryan stated. THAT instrument
merely prevents the probating Of
any viii In that State. said the law
yer. without notification TO Croker'n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
BULK OF DAWSON
ESTATE TO ELDEST son

aMiNECIA. l.. J. Ma .r...
est share Of the estare 90 ,i..
Dawson. banker. who dicd las. 49,.
Wal! Ultimately 20 - his cId.., .
Frederick Trubee Dawson ,o,
member of ihs New York Atscnh-,
Except for few small I.o,,o...
SIGH as $4,000 to his seorc,ary ia.
entire fortune, estimated .. f,,,,
so.ooo.Ooo TO Si5,00o.0Oo is I.f, a.
the widow. On her death Fredorir1
Is 10 sc, $500, ooo, and tho rernaiudor
is to be divided equally among ,nr.e
other children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
IfOkER'S WILL TO BE
CONTESTED BY SONS
LBy Asaocintcl rrnss-l

pLiH. May Il.-So,ici,ors act
ns III pehaif OF IN" late Richard
500, lMo sons in the United
S'"i"s, served notice mn, N,x
crokers solicitors TODAY Ina, ,hcv
ha' lcen instructed to enter n cayca,
ia an irish court aIains, tho viii Of
Mr.. croker when IT was lodged for
PROBATE. This. II was stated wound
max" trial necessary TO provn tho
WI and the competency of the ,cs.
tatOr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

corps. II Is said, did not want the
beats soid
me boats will be placed In service
re'wceh Richmond and Norfolk. CON
nec''he with Petersburg, ABOUT May
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
PETERSBURG TOBACCO
TRADE TO BE "AS USUAL"

rETErSErEG Va Say il. A,a
'n"''irr ~ tn" Petersburg Torarco
E"ard 81 TRAD" helh y"s.erday Dr. was
unauimHurl% ccihsd 10 hny' tnc mar.
E"' and 49, the whr"hoDsty "pen "sriy
IN sept b"r for the saic y, tobacco
IN the ususl way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Must "a, Mortgage rnInp Re-.

MONTGOMERY Ala MAJ ii
rne Alabama Suprcm" Cour, roday
Nld that Federal land banks doing
a. mortgage business In this Sra,.
are subject to pay the mortgage iii.
ipg feeS with probate judges Of IL
cent. p1: 800.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
ADVISED LADY SHE
HAD GALL STONES
Now Says Plant Juice Has
Ended BiliouSDcSS, Head
aches and Misery.

'My case was diagnosed ms gall
stones. and VAS told would have
TO have an operation II | wanted to
get well. TOOK your Plan Juice
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
MOOSE OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED

Officers Of wilmington Lodge. l..
o. o. NJ. were installed last night
by District Deputy Supreme Cap
tain J. j. Carroll. Of Baltimore.
The new officers Of the lodge are:
NJ. F.. Walsh. dictator; Charles Don
ohue. vlce-dictator; J. J. Coldee.
prelate: Walter wright. Jr.. past die
tator: j. L. McVeigh, secretary; J.
*. Underwood. treasurer. and John
Kant. trustee.
Dictator Walsh addressed the men
on the subject OF principles OF the
order and Mooseheart. Mr.. Walsh's
easy going manner. according 10 his
fraternal associates. has made him
one Of the most popular men IN tho
order. and has been the reason for
his being elected 20 the post OF die
tator for FIVE successive years.
Following Mr. Walsh. Deputy Su-
preme Dictator Carroll spoke 90 the
men on the work the order had been
doing, and complimented the local
lodge for the big part they have
played In the success OF the L. o.
o. NJ. in this section.
A social hour followed the rituals
and business meeting. The lodge
orchestra entertained the men with
several selections and the meeting
adjourned with a plan TO boost the
order in every possible way.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
ALL-DAY BAZAAR
FOR DEACONESS' HOME

For the benefit OF the Riddle Me
mortal Deaconess Home. bazaar
was opened yesterday and Is being
continued today by the women Of
Methodist congregations OF the city
in the Grace Church House.
Decoration OF the booths and ia
bies with spring flowers and pretty
color scheme make the aftair one
OF the most attractive given by the
women this year.
Home made candles, cakes and
pastries, aprons. and fancy worN
novelties we're sold throughout the
dav. the rush hours falling at noon
and dinner time. when about 20
neople came TO the Church House TOT
the cafeteria luncheon and dinner
The bazaar VIII be continued 10
dav. with luncheon served CAFETERIA
fashion. from - until o'clock and
dinner served from $50 until T.
Mrs. Meyer K Brown is general
chairman OF the affair, and has the
following committees:
Candy-Mesdame NJ. T. Mecar-
raher. Ralph Hetherton, Charles
Keen. and Miss Lora Perry.
Luncheon and dlnner-Mesdames
J. II. Brlnton. William Church, Mil
ton Rogers. willard Wright. Harry
Green. Thomas Biscoe. Anna For
KUN. Arthur Allston. Wilbur Smith
and Martha Baldwin.
Ice cream-Mesdames Katherine
Taylor. W. D. Cooper. Joseph Bart
lett, Josephine Parsons. Carlton
Brown
Fancy work-Nosdames Arthur
7. Chandler. Charles Bradway
Gould G.. Rheuby. Mary Wheeler,
and Ben r. Rumbf.
Bake table-Mesdames IT. Garret-
son. Albert Miller. p W. Spence. c.
V. Jackson, G.. f. King, T. ]. steen,
p. Fl. Overdeer. and ". g. Harris.
Jonqull table-Mrs. 2. ". Reeves
Tickets-Miss Lora z. Perry.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
SHAPE PLANS FOR
LAW ENFORCEMENT

Owing 10 wet weather the mass
meeting held under the auspices OF
The Anti-Saioon League last night
was poorly attended. The meeting
which was called for tho purpose OF
making plans for a law enforcement
week IN Wilmington was held IN
Flrst-Central Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. 2. c. Prettyman. super
intendent NJ tho Anti-Saloon League
for the Eastern Shore was author
lied by representatives Of the var
ious churches present 20 appoint a
committee Of five 20 formulate plans
for a law enforcement week.
The plans made by the commit
tee will be presented for adoption
to- those who attend a second mass
meeting TO bo held az the same
place at o'clock on Monday night
The following churches were rep
resented az the meeing; st. Paul's.
Union. Harrison Street, Scotr Trim
ity and Mt. Salem. Methodist; Ortho-
doV Friends. Emmanuel Episcopal.
and the city Christian Endeavor
Society.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
MRS. ELEANOR COIL DEAD

Mrs. Eleanor Coll 2s years. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. John II. Can
ming. II East Thirteenth street, died
IN the University Hospital. Philadel-
phia, yesterday, following an opera
tion. Funeral services will be held
from her late residence 6sO2 North
Broad street Philadelphia. on Mon
day morning.
She Is survived by her husband
Francis J. Coll and one child, Flea
nor. aged years. Her parents and
the following brothers and sisters In
this city also survive: Mrs. Marion
Zolpcr. Miss Esther Canning, and
William, John. and Theodore Can
ming.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10

trata sino de un caddver, V sombras
macabraS Ell f1nebrt cOrtejo! A fra
YES de los milenarios. dirfase que Ia
imdgen de Creonte, ell que mata CON
f0rme a Ia ley, resulta mas horrible
que la del asesino de Gambais, que
multiplied, por codicia. los crfmenes
mas obscuros. y 10 mismo nos pasa
FOL Clitemnestra, 10 mismo nos pasa
con Macbeth, 10 mismo nos pasa con
Otello, 10 mismo nos pasa con Pelops.
Cu%alQuiera de los que Ell Ii leyenda
o en- Ia historic aparccen en- nuestra
memorial agObiados bajo ell peso de un
crimen Sc o antOja mas culpable
que Landru ell dc las IL mujeres ase-
sinadas. Pero tambien nos aparece
mas grande dentro de 10 siniestro. mas
digno de admiration en- 10 espantoso,
mas 6pico entire las sombras de Ia no.
che. mas bello Embellishments. Hay san
gre, hay pdrpura en- las manos que
sc agitan en- nuestra memorial. Hay "a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
BANCO POPULAR.
De-
Economics Y Prestamos
CONVOCATORIA

En- session Ordinaria de e
de Diciembre pasado, acoTd6
ell Consejo de GobiernO de
esta Sociedad fjar ell rs del
actual mes, y bora de las
oea9 de la noche, para cele-
blar EN- las Ofcinas de este
Banco la N GENE
RAJ que de-
terminan los EstatUtos y Re-
~glameRtos por cue Sc rlge
esta institution.
Sc ruega a los seiores Ac-
cionistas su puntuai asistan-
cia al acto, por 81 0 por me-
dio de representation legal,
segdn establece la secci6n
tres en- sus articuIos u, IA, y
rs de los referidos Estatu-
tos.
San Juan, P. r., 4 de Enc
no de 1922.
ELADIO MALDONADO,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
FL PROCESO LANDRU
Un monstruo que no causa horror

ST yo fuera aficionadO al teatro, Ell
proceso actual me preoeuparfa profun-
damente, no por 10 que en- 81 hay de
acci6n dramatica, sino por las absur-
das lecciones de estetica que contie-
ne. v que son, tan revolucionarias des-
de ell punto de vista del arte como las
teorfas de Einstein en- el terren0 de la
ciencia.
En- esta obra vfvida-dirfame-
hay mas sangre que IN todas las ira
gedias que sirvieron a los poetas grie-
gcs para llenar dc espanto el alma de
los siglos !; Y hay mas misterio que Ell
TODD 10 imaginado por Hoffman Y por
Edgard Poe; Y hay mas intrigas galan-
ties que en- tolos los Tenorios.. No
o~bstante, v a pesar de toda nuestra
e~motiviGad moderna, todavia no hcmoS
encontrado en- su largo, Ell su terrible,
Ell sl implacable deSarrollo. ninguna
OCCASION de conmovernos. Las pobrcs
muertas pasan. unas tras otra, sin
arrancarnos II lagrina. Los detallcs
mas cs%pantosos solo nos parecen curio-
Sos. FL criminal, EN- lin, el inverisimil
criminal que mataba por baja codicia
Y que viva t%ranquilo entire los despo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
FL Amigo Teddy
Verdade: a creacion de ARGOS
Domingo Is MATINEE

bia, o hay miedo, o hay espanto, o hay
ferocidad, 0 hay congoja en- las pupi-
las que nos miriam a tray&s del pasa-
do. En- las de este hombre, del Tribu-
nal de Versailles, no hay NADIA mas
que indiferencia, paz, curfosidad v me
lancolia.
No es posible-nos decimOs al YER
10 calvo, tranquilo. menudo. cortes-
no es possible que haya cometiIo los
actos espantosos de que Sc lie acusa.
Y, a pesar dc que todo dcmuestra sil
culpabilidad, s0mo incapaces de indig,
narnos, de horrorizarnos. Y sonrefmos
10 mismo que los %jueces, ante la altiva
9 imperturbable ~elegancia del Barba
Azul, que, en- el %banquillo, parece. a
vcces, presidir una conferencia de en-.
bajadores.
Z. comes C0rriH0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10

, jos de sus yfctimas, no solo no nos eau
sd horror, sino que o divierte cual
un personaje de comedia.
Y luego me preguntarfa, lleno de in
quietudes perplejas:
-sEn que estriba este secreto de
estetica, este triunfo de 10 e%Xtravagan-
to-, de 10 incoherente, de 10 inconse-
cuente?
Porque no hay duda dc que las ia
mosas %audiencias de Versailles, a las
que cada dfa concurre mayor hdmero
de Expenditures, son eli mas rico ma.
nantial de sonrisas que sc ha visto
nunca en- I'm Tribunal del crimen. Son
RE ell presidente, tratando de esconder
entire las frondas lie su barba rubia
su ironfa sonrien los jnrados, no sin
algo de rubor; s3nric, llena de regoci-
10, Iii defensa, encarnada en- la menu
da V diab0lica persona dc mi compa-
! Zero del barrio latino-morO de Giaffe-
ri; sonrfe ell pdblico, sin recato, cual
en- ell circo, con sorrisas que n menu
do acaban en- risas; sonse el mismfsi-
mo fiscal, a pesar de sa papel Gle ogro
Ell el maravilloso cuento de hadas...
ia veces hasta Landru sonrie. TX CO.
mo sonrfe. Y Ell que momentos. 80.
Me acuerdo de la tarde en- que In herj
mana dc una de las desaparecidas pre-
%sentose en- la barra, y, despu6s de res
ponder a TODD 10 que lie %preguntaron
los ~jueees, .explic6, palidas temblorosa,
ell suefio en- ell cual habfa yisto apare-
c6rsele SUI paurre petite see2E' 0 la
cabeZa rOta, a~gonizando en- ell hecho
de su anIante. lila vf-clamaba--, Ia
vi Y OF que me llamaba,. desesperada E
Todo rel .munde %entonces volyi6 los
iOjos haGia ell acusado, esperanto en-
contrarI ell lex ma de esas crispaciones
que nj Jos mas rempedernidos %delineqen
tes lQgfaA dpmlinar7 on lasbeeremonias
policiacas.I Iero, NADIA ;C mi Ia, mas te-
Ii emoci5n : NADIA mas Due UNI son
risa ir0aiea5 de gram senior. ese6ptic0 an
tie upg afrebate scinematagrafco, acom-
paiiada, al final. cuando Ia a~cusadora
romantica, llamandole a~sesino. retro
Sc sin dejar de mirarlo, de una disQ1e,
ia v 5casi i~mperceptible inelinaei0n de
cabeza, en- ,sigao de 'salud9 eort6s
desdeilosO. - rev. -7.fnlet7nH b
FL desd6n Y Ia cortesfa, he ahf la}
dos grandes virtudes de Landru. Per1
cstas virtudes Isl es lfcito expresarsd
ASH no producer cl efecto cast front
co que a todos nos sorprende sino por
Ia gravedad bufa, por IA solemnidad
m0lieresca, por la tranquilidad digna
de NJ. Proudomme en- que van envuel-
tos cual dos cloRu,s ingleses en- una SO
la toga universitaria.
-sPor que SO negaba listed a con
festar al juez, NJ. Bonin@pregunt6le
hoy 81 fiscal.
. 10 que muy austeramente, respon,
de: J.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
DistritO de NGgHGb0

A las cultro de In madrugada del
dfa , del curSantc. en- el barrie Pena
pobre, Eleuterio Casilla, blanco, de
SO aiios, natural de Naguabo, con II
navajo barbera, acometi0 Y agredi6 Il
jose +. Cintr6n, de - amos. dc San
Juan. causandole una herida en- el
cuello Y otra ell una mano, ambas de
caracter grave. FL hcrido fu6 asistido
por cl DIR. Rios. CasillA fu6 arrestado
V puesto a disposition de In cortc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10

, -poraue csc sefior es una vfctima
mia cuando 81 Sc present0 a las cleo
clones legislatiyas en- I'm distrito de Ia
Coreze, I'M bromista public6 I'm ma
nilesto firmado por mi recomendandO
a los electores que votaran por 6l. Asf
al verlo encargado de parte de mi
proceso, crei que csc caballero me
guardaba encor de SUI derrota, v pre-
feri callarme cuando me in%terrogaba.
Mi situaci6n frente a un jueZ que no
habfa podido ser diputado por mi cul-
pa era delicada..
Ante este discurso. la genie RE. y
Landru. irguiendo la cabeza y diri-
si6ndose al auditorio. eyclama
-Senores, no hay de Que reir 20 no
soy sino IN inocente que .deiienqe su
vida.
0tra veccs es un comerciante ell niue
bles. NADIA m;is que ESQ y no lie permit
tie al fiscal que 10 quiera hacer salir
lie su papel modesto.
-t.C6mo conoci0 listed a la primera
mujer cuyo nomRre So encuentra en-
su clladerno de notas?
s, DE una mdnera muy natural. 70
saba que VIVA sofa y que tenia mas
lmuebles de los que necesitaba. lie pro-
{buse que me vendiera los que lie >obra-
ban, V asl entramos en- relaciones.
-.Y a la segunda?,
DE Ia misma manera.
-:Y a la tercera?
SIgual.
-:Y a la cuarta?
-Idem...
Isl c%ontinda. sin dcscolcertarsc, Y
cuando NJ. Godefroy lie haze notar que
ademas de los mueDles Sc han encon-
trade n su siliiestIa casa de campo
los d~ocumentos personales, los trajes.
hasta las cahelleras postizas De las
desaparecidas, Ell acllsado cncucntra
siempre una eXplicaci6n pueril 9 hi
dalga para hacer Yer que sn papeI Sc
rfE"fsFS slC|VtfE. EfTfsI.at[N ... 4ftEE T..,4
ha limitaGo siempie a ser cl mas rem
dido serri1or de sus amigos. Hoy 81
fiscal lie hace notar que Ia p0rtera de
SUI casa 10 vefa vivir on compa1fa de
una de sus vfctimas, a 10 que lie CON
ResA
-6Qui6n rhace case de chismcs de
E
portera. ..-? 3aft a,lte
Otras yeccs. su irOnfa es terrible. L
rausa de SUI uav cinismO. En- Ia au-
ydiencia de aver. ell presidents lie dijo.
rretiri6ndose a madame Buisson, que
despues de haber comenzado a corte-
jarla a principles de 1915. la habfa
dejado de yer dNrante OchO meses. Y
lie pregunt6:
-:Por que causa estuvo listed tan
esquivo con esa Cana durante siete Il
| ocho meses, haci6ndola Greer que via
jaba listed por Africa?
Landru, seco, respondi0le:
listed 10 sabe mejor que yo.
-:Io...?
-Naturalmente... mo me acusa us
ted &c haber asesinado a cuatro o Gin
co mujeres durante esos mismOs me-
SEES? Era, pues, natural que no tuyie.
ia yo tempo para hacer yisitas....
Uno de mis- amigos me asegura que
| con frases como estl, un Henri Bee
lque, I'm Jacinto Benavente, IN Darf0
| NiccOdemi, harlan II comedia de
una crueldad immortal, de esas que,
como La parisicnne. dejan Ell Ell espf-
lritu de las g%eneraciones imdgenes gra-
ibsdas al aqua fuerte. y, en- efecto, son
lextraordinarios mOts de teatros los
que escuchamos en- las audiencias dc
Versailles. Pero no de teatro trdgico.
Que diferencia entire c%ualquiera Gle
las escenas de A~ntigond, donde no Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
De POiCiia
Distiito dc Lola.


FL dia 1ro. de los cOrrienteS. a las 6
p. NJ. Y en- el barrio Hato Puerco, Vie
tor Clstrero, natural de Humacao, de
80 anos de edad, acometi6 V aSredi0
con un machete Il Ignacio Navarro,
natural Y residente de Lola, causan-
dole dos heridas en- la cabeza. una en-
Ia espalda Y otra on Ia pierna dere-
cha, siendo curado en- ell hospital nut
nicipal donde 1ucd0 reclufdo. La poll
ella ocup0 ell machete Ell poder del agrc
sor, %poniendo a este a disposition de
Ia corte, que lie senal0 fianZa de mil
dolarcs, acusado de atentado il Ia vi
da. Disgustos %personales motiyaron In
aggression.