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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22

ing promptly at three o'clock. This
promises to be a fast game as Jeffer
son defeated Rockwell City but not by
as large a score as did Denison. On
Saturday, November first the team
goes to Council Bluffs.
Second Team at MapIeton
The second team journeyed over to
Mapleton Friday afternoon where
they played the high school team, win
ming the game by score OF 33 to 0.
Not once during this contest did Map
Teton make their downs. The second
eleven is a real crack team and is not
to be sneezed at by anyone and coach
Wheeler is more than pleased with
the way they are showing up.
The Denison lineup was as follows:
Houlihan, center; Binkley, right
guard; Brandt. left guard; Hawley,
right tackle; Smith, left tackle; Lor-
entzen. right end; Jensen left end;
Weiss, quarter back; Saggau, left
half; McMinimmee, right half;
Naughton, full back. Substitutes,
Harry Saggau and Servoss.
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IS SUMMONED TO
GREAT BEYOND
Frank Greene, Of Dow City, Dies at
CIarinda Hospital on Last
Sunday Morning
HAD A STROKE OF PARALYSIS
Deceased Was Born at Beloit, Wis.,,
Nov. 3, 1860, and Leaves Wife
and One Daughter
DOW CITY, Oct. 21-Special-

DOW CITY, Oct. 21-Special-
| A sad message was received Sun
! day morning from the hospital in Cla-
rinda to the effect that Frank Greene,
who had been an inmate there for
some two months, had been summoned
to the great beyond. The deceased
had not been enjoying the best OF
health for more than year, but was
able ITO be about until only few
months ago. when he was stricken
with paralysis. He was taken to a
hospital in Denison where he received
the best of care for several weeks, but
despite all this his condition grew
worse and his mind began failing him.
This necessitated his being removed
to hospital at the above stated place
for further care. Frank G. Greene
was born Nov. 3. 1860, at Beloit, Wis.,,
and died Oct. IS, 1919, at Clarinda
Jagged SO years, IL months and IA days.
In the year 1869 he moved with his
parents to Iowa, the family settling on
a farm in Paradise township, Craw-
ford county. In the year 1881 the de-
ceased was united in marriage with
Mrs. Lucy Killion, they having been
residents of Dow City ever since. One
child, daughter, was born to this
union. Mr.. Greene was kind and de-
voted husband and father, true
friend and kind neighbor and an hon
est, upright citizen. His demise means
ia sad deficiency in the home and the
friendship circle, leaving a vacancy
which can never be filed. While he
was yet tender in years he professed
christianity and was always faithful
lin his church attendance and family
worship. He was also affiliated with
the Modern Woodmen Of America, in
which fraternity he held good stand
ing. Those left in mourning are his
wife and daughter, Mrs. Spray Malone,
one step-son. J. H. Killion: one sister.
Mrs. A. H. Cook, all of Dow City; four
brothers, c. A. and r. E Greene, OF
Rolfe; e. r. Greene. of Graettinger,
and D. E. Greene. of Vail, including
four grandchildren. besides other rel
|atives and friends. The body was
shipped here to his late home and the
funeral service held Tuesday after
noon in the Baptist church. Rev. G. A.
Barker officiating. burial taking place
at the Dow City cemetery. The
hearts of all go out in sympathy to
those who have thus been bereft, espe-
cially to the grief stricken wife
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DENIS0N HIGH
BEAT BY AMES
One Of the Fastest Games Ever Played
on the State College Grounds
Was That Of Last Saturday
DENlsoN oUTPLAYED AMEs BOYS
Lucky Dropkick From the Forty Yard
Line Won the Three Points Nee
essary for .Ames to Win

The Denison high school foot ball
eleven was defeated at Ames Satur-
day afternoon by the Ames high
school eleven in one Of the fastest
games ever played on the college grid
iron. Those who witnessed the game
state that unquestionably Denison
played the best foot ball but in the
last quarter an Ames player took a
chance on a drop kick from the forty
yard line and luck was with him and
the pig skin sailed between the Den
ison goal posts for the three points
that won the game.
Ames had the heaviest team, out
weighing the Denison boys ten pounds
to the man. The local eleven aver
ages $50 pounds to the man but their
opponents had more beef. Notwith-
standing this however, Denison out
played them in every stage of the
game. Throughout the first half the
game was played in Ames territory
the local eleven being able to make
their open plays count for consider
able gains while Ames confined them
selves to line plunges but were unable
w UlOdh lAAoAGl lily iISu4SoA INC
which held like stone wall. The
nearest Ames came to the Denison
goal line was thirty yards while Den
ison reached their ten yard line. In
the first quarter Flynn tried a drop
kick from the twenty yard line but
this went wide.
The only substitute used by Denison
was Weiss for quarter back, Boslough
while Ames had four men taken out
on account of injuries. Ames had two
full teams on the field.
College students who witnessed the
game stated that it was real college
foot ball from start to finish and they
expressed the opinion that the best
team did not win but that luck broke
for Ames. This game is the first de-
feat for the fast Denison eleven SO
far this season, having won two of
the three games played.
The lineup was as follows: Suffer
center; Holloran, Left Guard; Lor.
enzen, Right Guard; Wearmouth, Left
Tackle; Weberg, Right Tackle; Sag
gau, left end; John Saggau, Right
End; Boslough,t Quarter; Flynn, Left
Half, Hagedorn, Full Back; Moffitt,
Right Halt Substitute Weiss for Bos.
Tough at Quarterback. .....
Denison will play Jefferson here on
Friday afternoon the game commence
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NEWS OF THE -
DENIS0N Il. s.
Number of Students Attended Football
Game at Ames on Last Friday
The Score was to O
NO SCHOOL BALANCE OF WEEK
Second Football Team Defeated the
Mapeton Team Last Friday by
Score of 80 to O-Other News
(By Zinke)

Miss Holmes spent the week end at
her home in Scranton.
Those who went home last week end
were: Willis Barber. of Yetter; kath-
ryn Vennick and Ruby Riggleman, of
Deloit; Maybelle Ogren and Gladys
and Royal Nelson. of kiron. Ruby
Kelly accompanied Kathryn Vennick
to Deloit. Airline Childress, of Deloit.
went to Dunlap with Alethea Terrill
Saturday before going home to spend
Sunday.
Miss Lee visited at her home in
Cedar Rapids Saturday and Sunday.
In the speed contests alst Friday La
|dona kropf was first with an average
|of 1875 words; Nellie Bolton was Sec
ond with 42.6 words; Frieda Schwartz
was third with 34.6, while Mary Vol
Ilersen, Madge Hultsch and Leo
IOMeara made a good average.
The phycology class have been
making speeches on different studies
given in school the past week. A vote
was taken and it was decided that
Marie Weiss was the best. She spoke
on home economics.
Miss Clark, who has had great
deal of dramatic training, will have
charge of the declamatory department
this year. A meeting was held Mon
day at which the following signed up:
Dramatic: Margaret Kinney, Mary
|Vollersen, Nellie Bolton, Gertrude Mil
born, Marion Cassaday, Leona Vassar.
Gladys Nelson, Maybelle Ogren, Viola
PortZ.
Humorous: Martha Helsley, Mildred
Hubbell, Loween Adele Faul Margar.
let Collins.
Oratorical: Vivian Boslough, Eugene
Eissmann, Earl Hill, Willis Barber,
Carol Weberg, Charles Meyers.
1t is hoped that more will enroll.
An orchestra business meeting was
held last Monday at which the follow
ing officers were elected: President
Gladys Nelson; vice president, Beryl
Faul; secretary, Mildred Hubbell;
treasurer, Charles Meyer. A program
committee consisting of Lewis Miller.
Ruth Bretthauer, Vioa Portz and the
chairman, Gladys Buckley were ap-
pointed. Several new members have
joined and the Instrumentation is fast
becoming complete. -,
During the past two weeks Miss
Hoffman has been giving many psyche
logical tests. The following are some
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sales department with a small work

sales department with a small work
room to the rear.
1t was two years ago that w. G
Porter came to Denison and purchased
! the Willard Service station from the
Missouri Valley concern that operated
here for several months. Mr.. Porter
was not long in building up flourish
ing business bending every effort to
give the people Of this community
real battery service at all times. OF
late his business has grown to such
proportions that his father. w. J. Por.
ter and brother, Raymond NJ. Porter
came from Chicago to assist him to
take care of the business. They are
courteous, painstaking and reliable
and have a reputation which warrants
the business which they enjoy. For
over radious OF fifty miles they draw
business to Denison.
In speaking to 4 Review reporter
yesterday Mr.. Porter, the proprietor
stated that it was the bringing out of
the rubber threaded insulation by the
Willard company that made the new
building possible. He states that this
battery is giving such satisfaction to
users that it is fast surplanting in
ferior batteries.
The Review is pleased indeed to see
this young man have such faith in
Denison and Crawford county that he
Is willing to invest such large
amount in a permanent home for his
business and one which would be a
credit to a city ten times as large as
Denison. "
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22
PIONEER DIES At THE OAK
Albert Adams Passed Away Monday
at Age Of SO Years-Lived in the
County for Forty Years

.CHADTER OAK, Oct. 21-(Special
to the Review)-Albert Adams, a res
ident of Crawford county for forty.
three years, died at the home of his
son. Gustav Adams, here on Monday
at the extreme age of 50 years.
Mr.. Adams had been in failing
health for some time, due to the in.
tirmities of old age. He was highly
respected citizen and had the respect
and esteem of everyone.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at the Lutheran church, in.
torment to be made in the Lutheran
cemetery.
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of the results: Reading, Virginia
Shields. first; Gertrude Melborn, Sec
ond. Speed. Mary Meade, first: Mar
tina Helsley, second. In following d.
rections. Gladys Buckley, first; Floyd
Buckley, second. Immediate recall,
Elsie Cavett, first; Margaret Collins,
second. Quick response, Mildred Hub
bell and Oris Suffer, first. Word
choice, Kathryn Vennick, first; Esther
Randall, second. In the average
Gladys Buckley was first. William
Binkley second and Erma Solomon
and Mary Meade third.
Last Friday our second football
team played Mapleton's first team. We
beat them easily with a score of 80
to 0.
Because so many were out of town
no pep meeting was held Friday for
the game at Ames Saturday. 1t was
the hardest game we have played so
far this year. Few of the Ames fell
lows were smaller than our largest
man, but our boys showed them how
to fight. We narrowly missed max
ing two touchdowns. Finally, by shere
luck, they made drop kick about
five minutes before the last whistle.
leaving the score 3 to 0 in favor of
Ames. Quite few people from Den
isOn were at the game, among them
being, Royal Robinault, Billy Finn.
Mildred Hubbell. Margaret Kinney,
George Sleeper, Walsh Naughton and
John Cushman. Next Saturday we
play Jefferson here.
There will be no school this Thurs
day and Friday. Teachers institute
will be held here. Teachers attend
from all over the county
Owing to the fact that there will
be no school Friday. the pep meeting
for the jefferson game will be held
this wednesday,. The committee are
planning rousing program.
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AS an indication of the great bust.
ness which the government is doing
in the handling OF the parcel post pack
ages, it can be noted that during the
first fifteen days of October the post
Office at Denison had nearly $500 par
cells. 1t is common sight to see the
automobile which carries the mail
from the depot to the post office, fill
ed up like an overloaded hayrack with
mail sacks containing parcel post.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22

The man who says
there's little business is
usually the man of
whom others say: "He
does little advertising."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22

Dr. P. J. Brannon was a passenger
to Kansas City last Friday, where he
enjoyed a few days visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mahon. Mrs.
Brannon, who has been spending the
past two weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mahon. accompanied her hus.
band back to Denison yesterday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22
BISHOP STUNT TWILL TALK
Announcement Made Sunday at Meth.
odist Church That Bishop Stuntz
Would be Here December 18th

Announcement was made last Sab.
bath at the Methodist church that on
Sunday, December 14th, Bishop Stuntz
will be in Denison and speak at all the
services. Bishop Stuntz ranks as one
of the greatest men in America. He
has had a long experience in India,
was in charge of church affairs in the
Philippine Islands at the time OF
American occupation, and had much
to do in connection with others to be-
gin the civilizing process OH the resi-
dents of those islands. Later he spent
four years in South America, thus be-
coming well informed on the political
as well as religious anairS of that
great continent to the south of us.
Many may have noticed recently his
articles on the Chinese and Japanese
situation which were given in the col
umns of the Des Moines Capital. This
gives preparation of mind so that his
utterances are of marked educational
as we'll as religious value. The Meth
odist church people from Manila. Dun
lap, Dow City and Defiance are expect
ed in large numbers, and therefore
Sunday, December 18th, is expected
to be one of the greatest days in the
history Of the church of this denOmi-
nation OF DenisOn. 1t is not often that
a man of such eminent ability speaks
at Denison and upon an occasion when
his addresses are free to the public.
Rev. Gable, the local minister has
done well in securing hearing OF
Bishop. Stuntz in this locality.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
IEL ENTIERRo DE DON JUAN
ROSELLLO

NumerOsa concurrencia, repre-
sentaci6n de todas las classes socia
les, asisti0 aver tarde al entierro
de don Juan n. Rosello. Tn lu-
joso CAIRO fGnebre conducla los
restos del amigo, yendo atestado
de coronas, ademas de un auto que
conducfa otras. La parroquia,
que acompano al feretro, canto un
response frente la Iglesia de San
Jose. Una orquesta acompailo el
canto litdrgico.
Las cintas las llevaban los sefo-
res Carlos Martinez, Agust.n Mu-
sa, Hernaiz, Romaguera, Ignacio
Pinero y Ell licenciado Algeria.
Este y nuestro compahero Jorge
Adsuar, despidieron ell duelo.
FL Comite local de Ia Union y
ell de Defensa, asistieron en- pleno
Paz los restos del amigo, fe
necido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
Ell elise DIARIo

Aver, a las 4 P. NJ. ell la calfe de
San Jose el auto No. 1907, i,ropie-
dad de Manuel Jim6nez de Ca
guas, Y guiado por Ell chauffeur
Fulgencio de Jes1s No. $50, AFRO
llo al indiyiduo Leocadio Trini-
dad, residente en- la Gale del Sol
No. 10, natural dc Rio Piedras,
ocasionandole una fuerte contu-
sion en- ell abdomen, siendo curado
en- la Sala de Socorro.
Della investigation pract.cada
por el guardia Oscar Rodriguez
No, 31S, Diego Montaiiez, 3olicia
insular, soldado Francisco Marie
70, de Ia compafia ID, Ezequiel
Fcbo, resulta cnlpable 81 chau-
ffeur por marchar gran veloci-
dad, sin tocar bocina el auto, J no
tomar las debidas precausiopes
Este chauffeur Sc di6 a Ia fuga
sin auxiliar alindividuo que estro-
pe6, siendo .arrestado en- santur-
&c, por la policia de aquel puesto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
RAUL DEL MONTE Sc CORTA
LA COLETA.

Del "Cubano Libre7, de Santa
go de Cuba reproducimos la 81
guiente noticia:
Nuestro simpatico amigo ell
veterano actor c6mico Raul del
Monte, ha sido nombrado admi
nistrador del teatro "Bayamo"
existente en- la ciudad heroica
del mismo nombre y de la propie-
dad del rico y progresista hombre
lie negocios seffor Iglesias, qu'en,
eficaznente auxiliadoS por ell Sc
nor del Monte, Sc propone llevai'
a su teatro los mejores espectacu-
los que haya en- la Repdblica, eorl
10 cual Sc reanimara la vida social
v cultural de la celebre ciudad de
Cespedes y Saco.
Felicitamos a Ra1l del Monte
con motive de su nOmbramientO"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
EsPECTACULOs PARA HOY

Cine Tres Banderas.-Estreno
de la comiquisima cinta, en- dos
parties marca L K O titulada Gel
Violin Magico". Estreno del Is
y 16 episodios de los 18 que tiene
la emocionante cinta por el nota-
BILE artista Eddie Polo, titulada
la Tentaci6n del Circo."
Maiiana, viernes 4 de julio. Dos
tandas. Estreno de la comiquf-
sima cinta en- una parte "Su Am
bici6n Desaforada." Estreno de
la surper cinta dramatica en- 5
parties desempenada por la mini
ia Madge Evans, titulada ''Los
Patriotas."
Cine Luna.-Jueyes 3. Matt
nee y noche. Estreno del 13 y
IA episodes de La Ratera Re
lampago", y ''Anales No. 49,, ins
tructiva, y .'Alfafa y su Come
ta", caricatura.
Manana, LAS Dos Rivales",
por Mollie King.
Cine Real La Luz Oculta. =
Cine Habana.-'El Sendero
Sangriento." :"
Cine Norma "Emir, caballo
policfa."
Cine Puerto Rico "Hime-
neo."
Cine ImperiaI.-"Por vengan-
"a y por mujer."
TeatrO Beliograph, (CatanO)
LAS Mallas de la Intriga" y
Ultima function de la Companfa
de Variedades "GIoria Gil Rey."
Cine Montecarlo.-"El Pacto
de Tres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
DON PEDRO ARsUAGA

Ell eminente hombre de negOcios
y valioso elemento social, don Pc
dro Arsuaga, embarca para Es-
pafia, jdonde Sc propone pasar una
temporada de reposo. Nuestro
amigo que goza en- San Juan de
la mas legftima popularidad y que
ha sabido conquistar hondos afec-
tos de gratitud por sus Obras de
generosidad y desprendimiento,
tan benefciosas a la comunidad
en- que vivimos, ha sentido su sa-
lud algo quebrantada Y obedecien
do ell consejo de los medicos, va a
buscar en- la generosa TERRA de
Espaiia unos meses de reposo, ale
ljado de los negocios, de las ac-
| Itividades mercantiles y bancarias.
Pasados unos meses, estara de
lnuevO entire nosotros ell Sr. Ar
suaga que es una de las figuras
mas prominentes de la COlonia Els
pahola en- Puerto Rico y uno de
los espanoles que gozan de ver-
dadera popularidad en- ell pals.
Ell IMPARCIAL desea al nota-
+
BILE financiero un viaje feliz y que
este merecido descanso que tiene
tan bien ganado, no Sc prolongue
mucIio, porque aquf Sc lie necesita
| y Sc lie quiere.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
DE LA ISLA
y Sc lie qui


Con motive de las fiestas del 4
de Julio, han venido a San Juan
numerosas familias de la isla, que
concurriran a los diversos espec-
taculos que figuran en- ell progra;
ma de aquellas. La termination
de la guerra y Tratado de Paz Q
la Victoria, dara mayor esplendor
en- la isla y Ell todos los Estados
IUnidos la conmemoraci0n de la
magma fecha. Para Ell baile de es.
ia noche, en- Ell Teatro, hay gran
|animacion y Sc espera que resulte
Jun acontecimiento social.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
UN GAMING INDISPENSABLE
LEY APROBADA

Para enmendar la seccion z de
la ley titulada LEY para autori-
gar al Comisionado del Interior
para que proceda al estudio y ex-
+propiacion de un troZo de terreno
para la construction de una ca
rretera que, partiendo del puente
de San Antonio, del municipio de
San Juan, termine en- ell de Mar
tin Pefa, entire la Inca del ferro-
carril y la carretera central, y pa
ra otros fines.
DECRETASE POR LA ASIAN
BLEA LEGISLATIVA DE
PUERTO RICO:
Secci6n L. Que la seccion z de
la ley titulada "Ley para autori--
zar al Cemisionado del Interior
para que proceda al estudio y ex-
propiaci6n de un trozo de terreno
para la CONSTRUCTION de una carre
terra que, partiendo del puente de
San Antonio, del municipio de
San Juan, termine en- ell de Mar
tin Pefia, entire la lfnea del ferro-
carril Y la caterretera central, y
para otros fines, ), aprobada EN- di-
ciembre 5 de 1917, Quede por la
presente enmendada como sigue
"Secci0n Para lleyar a cabo
esta Ley, asfgnase la cantidad de
ciento ocho mil (10S,000) d0lares
o la parte de ella que fuere nece-
saria, y Sc crea una contribution
especial de catorce centesimas del
uno por ciento sobre toda la pro
piedad mueble inmueble de la
municipalidad de San Juan, que
no este exenta de tasacion, duran
tie los ahos fiscales que terminen
en- JUNO 80 de 1920 y JUNO 80 de
1921, que sera cobrada por el Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico y destinada
al eumplimiento de esta Ley.
Seccion 2. Toda ley 0 parte de
ley que Sc oponga la presente,
queda por esta derogada.
! Secci6n 2.-Esta Ley empezara
a regir en- julio /, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03

guno a fin de cada mes, incluyendo
dos meses de yacaciones en- oada
|ano escolar'.
Como no puede hacerse pago al
guno a ninguna persona al servi-
clio del Gobierno Insular hasta
que esa persona haya prestado
los servicios correspondence a
SUI empieo D cargo, y como el aiio
Iescolar no principal al nismo
tempo que el ano econ0mico. los
dos meses de vacaciones con paga
Iconcedidos a los maestros por el
|antedicho "disponiendose" no pue
den pagarse hasta la termination
del afio escolar, y con ell fin de
obviar toda possible dificultad pa
ia hacer dichos pagos, solicitO
Icon urgencia que Sc enmiende di-
cha disposition en- el senti,lo de
que cualquier maestro que se yea
|obligado a salir del servicio antes
Ide la termination del aiio escolar,
'debido a enfermedad por otra
|causa justifcada, solo tendra de-
|recho a una parte proportional
del sueldo correspondence a los
doce meses.
Creo que estas corfecciones pue
den hacerse facilmente por Ia Le-
|gislatura mediante la presenta-
ci6n de mn proyecto de ley, en-
cualquiera de las Camaras, para
,enmendar Ia Ley del Presupaesto
General para los amos 1019-20 y
192021, puesto que, como s'erfec-
'tamente conoceis, Ia Ley de Pre-
supuesto General esta excluida de
Ia prohibition de la Ley Organica
al efecto de que no pueden pre-
sentarse proyectos en- ningnra de
las dos Camaras de Ia Legislatu-
ra despues de los pfimeros cuaren
ia dias de la session.
ICspero uue nara bien del servi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
SAN JUAN RACING AND
SPORTING CLUB

Programa para las carreras de
manana.
Primera carrera. A 1000 me-
tros..
/. Policia, con 105 libras; 2.
Vibora, con 90; 8. Allegro, con
100; A. Julepe, con "a y media
5. Murciana, con 81; s. Lieja, con
81 v media; y Z. Maria Luisa,
con 1O5.
Segunda carrera. A una y I'm
octave de milla.
i. Poughkcepsie, con 90 libras
2. .Tuy, con 95; 8. Pesetero, con
l13; A. Quick Step, con 105.
Tercera carrera. A $50 metros.
/. Essex con 90 libras; 2. Muir
cia, con 85; 3. Nela, con 105; 4.
3 America con 81 y media; y 5.
Conftti, con 100.
Cuarta carrera. Copa 'Veele.
A una milla.
Radiant Flower, con 105 Ii
bras 2. Seminole, con 100; 8. I'll
bidabo, con 80; y 4. Brown Prin-
ce, con 105.
Quinta carrera A 1000 me-
tros.
/. Lluvia, con 80 libras !; 2 Cam
pana, con 81 y media; 8. Liberty,
con 112 y media; 4. Carcelero,
con 100; y 5. Vanguardia, con
liz,
Sexta carrera. A $50 metros.
l. Fonda, con 81 libras 2 Re-
beca, con 81: 3. Frank Paterson,
con 105; v 4. Rio Brazos, con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
JOSEFA MONAGAS VIUDA DE
ANTINOT


Ha fallecido, en- San Juan, la
distinguida senora Doiia Josefa
Monagas, Viuda de Antinot, tia
de nuestro querido compailero ell
notable periodista.y y poeta don Ra
fael II. Monagas.
La respectable DANA muere a la
edad de SO anos.
Para sus hermanos y sobrinos y
particularmente para el compafe-
70 p. Rafael HI. Monagas, tiene Ell
IMPARCIAL, su mas sentida con-
dolencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-03
] ACHOQE DE yEHICULos

Aver ocurrieron en- Puerta de
TERRA dos cheques de autos Uno
EN- la parada ?, entire el auto de
don Tomas Torres y el antogua-
gaa de Garcia y Gomez, y otro
en- Ia parada 3, entire el auto de
don Ricardo Lacosta y el auto de
don Gregorio Sanchez. los cua-
tro vehieulos sufrieron desrcrfec-
tos, pero no, hubo dcsgracias per-
sonales.