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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
LATEST WORLD NEWS
WAR MINISTER f
ASSASSINATED BY SOLDIERS

( ed by General Pershing to one
hundred sixty eight officers in
the A. E. F. for exceptionally me-
ritorious and distinguished SER
vices. In the list are three ma
jor generals, forty two brigadier
general, one hundred Colonels, I
Major and one Chaplain. Re-
wards are wholly in recognition
of leadership displayed in assig-
end duties.
WASHINGTON The mer-
chant marine service is in need
of first mates and first assistant
engineers S hipping board
announced, urging qualified men
to apply at offices Of boards sea
service bureaus.
ROME.-Statement semi-offi-
cially on behalf of Vatican says
that Holy See has not given
adherance to Panchristian con-
gress proposed to be held here
soon as Catholic Church conside-
ring her dogmatic character
could not join in Congress on
equal footing. =
PLEASANT ON CALF. =
Mrs. Phoebe Apperson Hearst
widow of George Hearst of Cali
fornia and mother of William
Randolph Hearst her only child
died here today aged seventy
six years.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14

be carried o nin two of the South
ern States, and campaign
against hookwOrm will he wagcd
not only in twelve States of
America but in twenty-one. fore
ign states and countries as well.
In addition to his public
health work to be carried out by
the Foundations International
health Board, appropriations have
been made for the studies in
mental hygiene by the National
Committee for the development
of public health nursing.
The chief work of the Founda-
ton in medical education, ac-
cording to the announcement
made yesterday, will be in con-
ncction with the development of
training in modern scientific in
China. The Foundations China
Medical Board is organizing a
medical centre at Peking, which
will be opened in the Fall, and
it is planned to open another
medical school hospital at Shang-
hal. 1t is the plan. oof the Foun-
dation to cooperate with other
organizations already establish
ed in China and is furnishing fel
| loships for medical study in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
(Wirelcss Servicc).

COPENHAGEN. = He L +
Neuring war minister in the
government Of SaXony was kill
ed at Dresden yesterday eby dis
grountled soldiers whom he said
refused a hearing. The war mi
nistry was stormed and Neuring
was dragged out and thrown
into the Elbe where he was shot
and killed as he tried to sRim
to the bank.
WASHINGTON. = Secretary
Glass today announced the
terms of the victory loan.
Amount four and Il half billion,
over subscriptions to be reject
ed. Interest four and three
quarter percent for partially
tax exempt notes, convertible
into three and three uartcr per-
cent notes wholly tax exempt.
Maturity four years with trea-
sury rescrvihg privilege redeem
ing notes in three years. This
is last liberty loan although
other issues of government Sc
curities will be floatcd to linan-
&c belated war expenses but not
by popular campaigns. Size Of
loan surprisingly small. Finan-
cial observers anticipated six
billion.
PARlS.-Premier CIemenceau
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
EDITORIAL VIEWS
News coming from
Russia (and for that
matter from all Europe
east of the historic Rhi-
A ia So, -
WHAT is THE MATTER
WITH RUSSIA?

q. ne) contradictory in
the extreme It that there is special interest
somewhere IN obscurng the situation by suppressng
stortng dispatches coming from those countries One
Gay we are told tna Trozly and Lenine are couple Of
Dloody tyrrs who exercise iron rule in the former
anq O. the next day the cable says that Russia
= draining all able-boded persons, men as well as women
Bands of lawess boshevki going about Hungary
where anarchy following the blody steps of the Russian
BEAST but the day after it is stated that the soviet
government in Budapest has put to death all those enga
ged in pillage and destruction From Germany and Aus
tra he same thing Really, is impossible to deduct any
reasonable conclusions and the only thing to be done is
to wait till the day when the situation is clear.
" We do not know if it is treason to say that don't
believe almost anything read in reference to the stua
tion in Russia, Germany, Hungary and Austria, We
honestly believe that there are some MYSTERIOUS agencies
interested in misepTesentng the facts in discrediting
the work of the forces engaged in shaping the destiny
: of those regions of the world
We can't believe for instance, that the directors
of the blood thirsty bosheyki who burn and kill right
and left and Systematically destroy their country
S@capabe of organizing anything like government,
petent enough to conduct public administration to the
extent of training millions of men and women for the
defence Of the faherand please note that we are using
exactly the words used in the cable messages We
cant understand how is it that the soviet govern
nent which in Budapest teToi1zng the peaceful nha
hitans has enough elementary notions of law and order
to shoot all those engaged in pagng Don't you think
rather that the really dsordey forces those control
ling the communication lines? Don't you think it is
possible that many of those dscredting dispatches
made up somewhere outside the country whence they
supposed to ocome? We do; think honestly that
all the coming from Russia and Austria and Hun
gary and many of the news from Germany many
lies These lies fabricated in such stupid manner
that any watching carefully will be able to detect
at once the adulteraton
aaAmercan troops the latest dispatches say, to be
ordered home from Russia and the English troops
Whether the country RUSSIA is going to pieces the
9Bosheyi have succeeded in organizing sort of
government capable Of ruling if it is along entirely
different economical and social lines than those known
m other countries that public opinion in England
and America is opposed to intervention France is dffe
tfent the French people may be tired OF (mOst
tany they are but the French government needs money
land imperial Russia borrowed heavily from France;
aoffcial France don't to mind little of
he trouble is that she would go into Russia very much
Like the losing gambler who sends good money after bad
money.
~ Just wait and see.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
The Fight Desease in Many Countries,

The Rockefeller Fundation
plans to spend approximately
$G,750,000 during the coming
year, this being the estimated
income of the fund. According to
the buget, which has been an
nounced, S2,367, ,130 will be for
public health and $3,726,5O4 for
medical education. The other
items of the budget include
100000 for miscellaneous pay
mcnts and $146,662 for admins.
tration.
The public health activities
will consist chiefly Of efforts
against yellow fever, tuberculosis
in France, malaria and hook
worm. The yellow fever commits
sion, headed by General William
c, Gorgas, will sail shortly for
Central and South America, and
it is hoped that it will succeed i'll
entirely eliminating the disease
The Commission on Tubcrculo
sis, which during the war was
operating in France with the
America Red Cross, will cont
inue it's work on an enlarged
scale at the request of the French
authorities. Demonstrations show
ing how to control malaria will
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
"WHY, | REMEMBER"

"Why, | remember when
there wasn't a single house in
Miramar."
1t doesn't take the "oldest in
habitaut to remember that. Lots
Of us who haven't been here re-
member when houses in Mira
mar were as scarce as hens
teeth. But it is different now.
Almost everything about the
city has developed more rapid
ly than the city's means of
transportation.
And yet the street cars running
along the caretera has helped
m a Ike the city's wonderful
growth possible.
There were few houses in the
Condado until the Condado line
was built.
Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company,
San Juan wouldn't be San
Juan without the street cars.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14

America by Chinese physicians
and nurses and by medical mis-
sionaries on furlough.
Additional expenditure which
have been authorized are for the
Rockefeller Institute of Medical
Resarch and toward a contribu-
ton of 81 100000 made two years
ago for the development of the
medical school of the University
of Chicago.
The Foundation will continue
it's war work program this year,
and at the request of the War
Department will maintain the
War Demonstration Hospital. 1t
will assist in the care and treat
ment of soldiers mentally and
nervously disabled.
The report of expenditures for
last year shows that $6,201, 1885
twas given for camp and commun-
ity welfare, $35O,55S for medical
research and relief, $4,55, i91 for
humanitarian aid, $1,2255 800 for
public health, and $2,419,S66 for
medical education and, research.
The total expediture by the Foun
dation was $15,052, ,760, as com,
pared with $11, ,456,950 in the
preceding year.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14

tions. Since the Dalmatian parts
are connected badly. if at all,
with the hinterland, Fiume must
in the immediate future be the
chief outlet for Jugoslav export,
which is one reason why the
Italians, if they get it, might
legitimately be asked to give
privileges to Slav trade. Ou the
other hand, if these privileges
were continued they might ham
per the upbuilding of the Dalma-
tian ports and their railroad
connection with the interior.
Two things only in. this tangled
dispute can be said with some
decisiOn-that the treaty of 1915,
which claimed for Italy exten-
siye Slavic territories in DaIma-
tia and gave up the claim to the
Italian city of Fiume, was based
on a political arrangement which
has entirely vanished, and that to
give either side the the full
amount of its claims would be
unfair to the other. Colonel
HOUSE appears to have gifts as
harmonizer, and they can be
well employed here.-"The New
York Times.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
(FRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

HAVANA, April A--Francisco Villaespesa, the ia
NOUS mo Spanish poet mas arrived here from Mexlco seye
tees the steamer welcome the iusrious writer Of Gel
Alcazar de las Pcrlas The Pearls Palace. All Havana
daes publish pictures of the great poet and bring
mistc articles about him and his works Several recep
tons being planned for him by the intellectual elite
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14

FOR RENT. A desirable place
suitable for any kind of business
suitable for any kind of bussi-
ness at the right side of the
ground floor of 10 Allen st. In
ouire of the land lord at the End
floor Of the house. Advt.
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2nd day of April, 1919.
ARTURO BRAVO
Referee in Bankruptcy.
HARRY +. BESOSA
Attorney for Trustee

Henriette De Witt an Amer
lean soprano from the States
will sing popular at the Munich
pal Theatre tonight. Advt.
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s'REIS UNDERWEAR" :"

At special price. See Coma
Iez Padin Co. corner window
disply get your supplies nown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

for all Wool Silvertones, Velours
and Broadcloths, some strictly
tailored and fancy ruffle models;
values up to $59.98.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

lie rhiiiip$. Mrs Mabel Baker and
Sna'i,s lSmiins%n. OF kiehmond: Mr..
an" az l MES; W & 'a.,"r Hnl'S rario or
pritrick. ~ RnckNillc; Mrs. !. b. Tay-
- vI rmporia. Miss heGta Sledrr. OF
AdamS Grove. g. q. Sledsc, Jr.. Pc
Cape Charles
Nj, ana Mrs, Sirdse lief, later for u
Northern tour. anu after their return
VII reside AT Adams Grove
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and MrS. james New announce
ne MARIA OF their dauchicr. Ruby
MaN, TO Richard Earl Amos son OF MIR.
ana Mrs. {. t. Amos, OF Columbia
the ceremony having been performed
ny Tie ksv. Joseph Il. iiarker. Mr..
VISIT 10 the Srrom's parents III CO.
iumoia. and after y few davs there
NH 30 TO Pittsburgh. IA. where they
VIII make their home.
Ne" Years Eve Dance.
\ New Years Eve dance and fro;ic
Mi De he'd al the Gravs .>rmorv on
Wcdncs jay rveuiu.; under the auspices
81 the Gray>' Auxiliary. The afrair is
ior the benefit oi the GravS monument
iund There Will he number OF spc-
served
Quiet Wedding.
44is' nat pretty marriage was
morning a; the parsonage of the Rev.
II t. Nicho.s pastor OF lakewood
Avenue ;.,isi., baptist church. when Miss
i.'tc- -NulpitF l'lltman. daughter OF
Mr.. Mice II. Pittrnan and the late
&. !. f.ttman. OF Richmond became
The bride OF Archie Henderson LiSon
recently returned from France with
the one Hundred and Eleventh Field
Artillery. Twcnty-ninth Division
inr bride wore a Inahogany silver
toned suit. with nat and gloves 10
match and bouquet OF white roses
and narCisSus.
The attendants were Miss wvnne
Logon. sister Of the groom: Miss Nan
nj" Pittman, sister OF the bride. and
AShhy =. PYLE.
Af,er a bridal tour they will be at
nome. at 3lS North Thirty-sixth Street.
i .CRmond.
Visiting Relatives.
MIdShipman NJ j Strong OF the
United states Naval Academy. An
napOIIS. IS - guest at the home OF Mr.
:,nd Mrs. Walter Eugene Stoner
other guests are her daughters Miss
Jane and Gladys May. who are spend
ing the winter with their aunt Mrs
Shuinate. in Baltimore. and John o.
May. Jr.. and James Mallory. OF the
University OF Virginia.
Married nj Waverly.
Last night at ) O'Clock. the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Johnson. ot Wav-
erly Va was the scene Of pretty
Neddins. when their daughter,' Alice
became the bride of Albert H. Pond
II I, C!cyeland. Ohio, Rev. J. l.. Foster,
oficiat ing. The ceremony was wit
messed only by the Immediate family
ana very few intimate friends
IN" parlors were elaboraiely decor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28


4 The text OF the statement follows:
MI "1he board OF directors OF the ASso-
cIated Charities. on the occasion OF
Lhc retirement OF (. &. Chapin from
Tie Office Of treasurer, desires 10 take
this means OF making formal record
OF its appreciation OF the value OF the
Services rendered by Mr.. Chapin dur
ing his tenure Of office.
Always interested and energetic,
\ always confident ana COURAGEOUS. Mr..
Il ChapIn Urousnt TO the laborious task
3 of collecting and discussing funds Of
the Associated Charities a spirit and
an enthusiasm mat not only cnccrcd
Z his fellow !aDorcrs. but inspired u
great number of charitable people to
1arger siits ana 10 deeper JOY IN
4 giving.
In looking back over the long path
the Associated Charities has trod. over
the earnest but unorganizcd begin
nings from which has grown this
fabric OF unified assistance to scat
/ Tered indy .du"ls. the board Of dircc-
tors Of the Associated Charities de-
sires TO state it's convictions that in
no small measure the solution ana the
achievements OF this organization have
been due TO the lnoors and the dvVu-
ton OF Mr. &. Z. Chapn. ~ho 10. eight
years WAS the UutirinS ana uusrudI nS.
treasurer. There fore, be Il
"ResoNed that mis- memorial be
spread upon the records OF tho Assoc
ciated Charities, ana that cuII y. sent
10 Mr.. caap!u With The grateful appry.
caton OF the BOARD % directors
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ated with holly. mistletoc and pottod
plants. and lighted only by the soft
glow OF candles. The bridal party
Wedding march. Rendered by Mrs ]. l..
Foster, and Hearts and Flowers" was
softly played during the ceremony;
while Mcndelssohn's bridal march was
USED ms a occasional.
The bridal couple were preceded to
an improvised altar by Miss Gladys
johnson. sister OF the bride. rs maid
OF honor. In gown OF satin and georg-
wore "a travelling suit OF midnight blue
velour with brown fox furs and car
risd shower bouquet of Bride roses
M anI i ,h OF the yaliey The groom
The. happy couple left at once for
Washington New York and Niagara
Fails, They Will make their home in
Cleveland Ohio.
Personals.
Misses Louise and Erma Klein Icf,
last week for Wildwood. Fla, where
they Will spend the coming month with
their uncle. Henry Perry.
Miss Anne Benson. who is q student
AT Stuart Hall. is spending the holi-
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
h. l.. Benson. on West Franklin street.
MIR. and Mrs. u; D. Peck. OF staun-
Sprinkler. ut lo9 North Boulevard
Miss Agnes Morris. S2S West Grace
street. and Miss Myrtle Morris. 2504
East Broad street, are spending
Raleigh. y. C.
Mrs. George Peyton Lynch and Miss
Catherine Temple Lynch of 26l9 West
Grace street. are spending 4 few days
in Lexington with Mrs Frances D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke w. Ropcr have
returned from their wedding trip
North and are now at home. o91O East
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

. FINDLAY DifIO, Dec = -EHlpn -
cole. former ConGressuau and SOLD -.
iocav announced his candidacy ipr th,.
Repuh!can nomination for Governor
,f ONO He VAS It IcutcnaHi-co.on.-l
Fth the Thirty seventh tonic Ma
iiona! Guard Division ia Frame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
D"nhlc Home Wedding.
SIctlrc-Nniirllnfif

y marriage uf !ntercs; was solemn
lied al Duuu'S Chanel Hanover
COUNTY on Thursday. December %
~ II O'clock Whcu Miss EVsclia
Vaughan became inc bride OF j.
Herbert $!"dgc Rev : H. johnson.
nastor OF ,uc pr!d,, on.ciat.d.
The church was decorated sikh ever
greens Of the season ana lighted with
candles. the color scheme Of red ans.
green hcluG used
The Bride catered the church WITH
her father. who gave her ia marriage
and LohrHgr"us Bridal Chorus Nas
rendered bs Mss zephyr AIrh- Dun
ION. ~ cape Charles. The bride was
mt AZ the alta! ~ the groom and
h b,st man. \ l.. Vaughan brother
pi the br.dc. Little Noble Vaughan.
hroih.' ~ tn" bride. aul Agnes Mere
.ih, lne 4NtlIc GHus-.teg OF Or and
M.s M"r'Gitn ana cousin y; the
ii4nt acted as rluuyh- bearers. Charles
,I"m!inspn, Of ltcniuunG and luiil.p
- !"r ~ Ashland. wore ushers
'l gitd'' w"",, ;ne only. daugh-
Vas o'npminHE atiired !u suit Of
brown pra,hbioou. p,iIA nat 10 match.
HItd wore cor..v. bouqUc' % y!Ole,s
~" Hhl" % nor "prc a IrOck Of
haud nroid"Eva Er"eu GcDrgc'te ana
satin and carried .,n arm.ul o; Amer
roam Beauty roErs
The groom. the .oun"car son If Mr.
emo MIS- o. %. S..d@c. o. SOuthamDtCn
,.um ,pr"sP"roua faracr of
After ia" c"Heiunn, the bridal nar,v
WAS entertained bt the parents Of Tho
hId' az ltv.r nome WIKI "a buffet
iHn'H'pu Tie guest, ram rs' Of town
""T" VI -s"s H-sl e IA. u- Car. ,r.y
+v-r ~ y''' 49, OK 'sfH9rE THglr: %DI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

spanish Factories Closed by Strikes
MADRID. Dec. 2T-Many tobacco
factories in Spain have been closed by
strikes, 1t is estimated that 10000
persons are idle. Manufacturers de-
clare their warehouses arc empty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Widow SENDS pnnJ.tiDm.

Loyalty Of il!chmonGevs 10 .hr Aaso-
LATED charities - >tr!kiugIy shown IA
4 communities on JUST received Dy the
acting general SECRETARY. Miss Char
,ottt WAITING IN" lcttcr contained a
small contributions toward th. work Of
fhe organiaal The test of The ac-
,ompanyiug communication read.
TINS Seems z. small sum 10 send
.or, but when tell YOU II comes
rom a widow with no income u make
little wurkIug hUttgnHol,s aud
KING taitIngl. NoU can r"adi Y s".
low IT Is WITH me-. Yet. God So
good 10 M and raises un friends who
,hink OF M At this lime aud do 1881
ior the Old ana poor GIN. This Z.
pne In, that ANA bcli-y" me yery
sincerely in sympathy Waia Won in
your good work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
ANNUAL APPEAL IS ISSUED
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES ASno
FOR $4,000 10 HELP NtEUY
lLc=>s Unemployment No,cd. hut Mnn!
Cases az VI idoWs and helpless
Need Attention.

n In a general appeal which made
l3orly once Il wear. the Associated ChAr-
AtIes OF RIClmUnd : asking Tor >-0-
300 to nnanc. Jae work for 1920 among
s;the poo. ana needy OF Richmond.
3 liz making the appeal the statement
lis made by the finance committee ihat
zwmie Unemployment = rare IN ltiSh-
flnonu s. the present time. and mat
while t4Iis relieves part OF the burden
ron the, associated Charities. 1T does
not afIJct the cases of those poor who
5tne WIDOWS, the deserted wives. the
bed ridueu. the physically incapable,
all OF wnom need help. food ana
soothing.
The Associated Charities does not
anticipate 81 Increase iit the humScr
(ot cases app Wing Tor hclp, but thLt
the increased cost OF liN!nG ia every
tpacticular VIII make the total eoSi az
relief GcrtaInly as much as X wa "
the years OF .glH and l9lf.
$4,000 Is Needed.
i During THESE years. the finance COM
.HItIee states, IA Sl!te Of hcaNN de-
ananos on lHvAmon1 or war act!Ni-
lies the Associated Charities asked
FOR $4,000. IL has been carefully cStl-
mated lndt the relief worN OF the or
Ean!ZatlUn cannot nc done for less tH-n
ftniS amount IN l!-u. since. n addition
TO The Increased cost Of al! necessities
mot have TO the same extent a. last
Wear The Drncnt ~ the American Red
.Lross home Kelief Work
Remittanccs may Toe matted 10 W. Il.
sTries. treasurer, j. q. Bo% 1917. N!ch-
mona.
! On the occasion OF the retirement @:
G. c. chaplin from the Office OF trcss-
,urcr OF the Associated Charities lust
previous 10 ms sudden death a few
days ago. the BOARD OF ditecto'S had
appre citation OF the services o: Mir
Chaplin.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-06-13
CHIPPEWA LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Koppes and
Mrs. NMcHaffey attended the County
IS. S. convention at Seville Friday and
Saturday.
Al committee is to meet this Tues
day evening at Lafayette to arrange
for a Township S. s. convention.
Norma and Moreno Carlton are
spending week with MI. and Mrs.
S. F. Heablin, south of Seville.
1 Mrs. Jones Of MT. Pleasant were at
]. K. Ritters Sunday and Miss Reba
returned home with them for a weeks
visit.
Rev. Watson Of Medina again filled
the u. B. pulpit Sunday for Rev. Fair.
Mrs. Watson was with him and all
were glad to see them again.
Cortland Craig and family OF Akron
and Gladys Of Cleveland are at the
home of their parents this week.
Mr., andf Mrs. Levi Arnold spent
several days at Massillon during the
kpast week.
Spray Dickey and bride Of Glou-
chester, N. j., are expected at ms
parents this week to spend the sum-
mer. Y.
The Union Sunday School picnic vii
be held Saturday, June IA, at ths
Lake. All friends Of the churches
| are invited. All come with well filleC
\ baskets and your own knife, fork ant
spoon. w
c. w. and w. "A. Carlton went X
4 Cleveland to work, on Monday.
4 Roy Palmer, wife and daughter
and Ethel Houseworth and Carl Hill
( derbrand Of Poe were Sunday caller
at Mrs. Margaret Welday's.