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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
SENADtO
SESSION. DE HOY

COncurrierOn los senores sena-
dores Barbosa, Feli1, Garcia Du-
cos, 'Giorgetti, Iglesias, Martinez,
Rovira, Sein, Tizol, Tous Soto, Es-
taban ausentes Abril, Benftez Zen
fermo), Cortada con (licencia),
Santoni, Susoni, Ti6, Travieso y
Valdes.
Sc leyeron los P. del S. 57.-Por
el senior Susoni. Disponiendo que
antes de usar los edifcios escola-
res para hospitales debe obtenerse
Ell consentimiento escrito de las
juntas escolares v el Comisionado
| de instruction.
P. del S. 58.-Por el sefior Be,
jnftez. Para la reaparacion y con-
tinuacion del camino que partien-
do de Fajardo va a empalmar con
la carretera de Naguabo a Juncos
lpor Ell interior. y
Y la r. G. del S. 6.-Por Ell Sc
nor Rovira. "Para incluir en- Ell
Servicio Civil Clasifcado de Puer-
to Rico a los empleados del Servi-
clio del Riego de Puerto Rico
F. Martinez pide, una licencia al
senior Valdes por 'hallarse enfer-
mo.
Iglesias. Hace referencia a los
portorriquenos detenidos en- la Ha-
bana v pide que Sc enyfe un cable
a Cuevas Zequeira, otro a Cordova
Davila y otro al Secretario de la
Gobernaci6n de la Habana Y des-
I,oues de una discussion Sc acuerda
.enviar ell siguiente cable:
Cordova Davila,
House Office Building,
Washington, D. G.
Por acuerdo del Senado sfrvase
gestionar del Secretario de Estado
investigue motives detencion Ha-
bana ciudadanos americanos nati-
vos de Puerto Rico Ramon Barrios
Y Alfredo Negrfn para que dere-
shos de estos sean garantizados.
Urge aeci6n por existir informes
de hallarse incomunicados y tra-
tarse deportarlos.
BARCELO.
La session terlnin6 a las 1890
hasta Ell lunes a las s de la noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
COMMERCIAL

Nos informan los Sres. Jaime
Bosch y Hermanos que han cons
tituido en- Cayey una sociedad
comercial, dedicada a los mismos
negocios de la que giraba en- dicha
plaza bajo Ell nombre de Jaime
Bosch, de cuyo active y pasivo Sc
hace cargo. Son socios de la fir
ma los joyenes Jaime, Angel y 10
sc s. Bosch.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
AUXILIO MUTUO
Febrero 19. 1919.

re = z ~
Entradas :- Jaime j. Rubio
Cardona, de San Juan; Enrique
del Cueto Cofno, de Rio Piedras;
Manuel Perez Fernandez, de Rio
Grande; Jes1s Ma. Texidor Diaz,
de Guayama; Jose Perez Alvarez,
Angel Mendez Martinez, de San
Juan.
Salidas; -Sres. don Miguel Coll
Kullan, de Arecibo; Joaquin Al
varez Vicente, de Santurce. S
Febrero 90, 1919.
Entradas -Sres. don Joaquin
Alvarez Vicente, de Santurce; Juan
Julia Castaner, de San Sebastian;
Eduardo E. Perez Rivera, de San
Juan; Santo Rohena Delgado, de
Hato Rey.
Salidas -Sres. don Mateo Pas
cual Molfulleda, Antonio Perez
Mendez, de San Juan; Jose del
Llano Alvarez, Alfredo Heres Fer
nandez, de Bayam6n; Celedonio
villarnif Mendez, Antonio Fernaia-
dez Perez, de San Juan; Salvador
Vieta PUG, de Caguas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
ESPECTACULOs PARA HOY
MANANA Y Ell DOMINGO

CINE TRES BANDERAS.-
Hoy, viernes, estreno de la CO.
mica cinta en- dos partes titula.g
.da: Las Bellezas de la Libertad.
Estreno del IL y IL episodios de
los ,lS que tiene la super-serie, por
Marie Walcamps, titulada: Las
Garras del Leon
Manana, estreno de un suceso
mundial. Estreno de la bonita Gin
ia en- una parte titulada: 'sLa bien
venida. 2 Reprise del 8 y A epi-
sodios de los Is que tiene la
emocionante serie por Edith Polo,
titulada: lei Blanco Tragico."
Para Ell domingo, estreno en- dos
parties de La bonita cinca c6mica
titulada: clos Apuros de un Fo-
rastero.7 Estreno de la super-cin-
ia dramatica marca Pajaro Azul,
en- 5 parties, por Edith Roberts, ti-q
tulada: "El Beso Decisive"
CINE LUNA.-Viernes 81. Ma y
tinee y noche. Estreno del gran
dioso drama titulado, .'Prisionero
en- Marruecos, !" en- 4 reels, por Dou
glas Fairbanks, y clos Apuros de
Nela', en- 2 reels.
Ma1ana, "Los Siete Pecados Ca
pitales.'
CINE PUERTO RICO. Hoy,
"Malombra. y
CINE REAL. Hoy, ''El Pa
triotismo del Incredulo. y
CINE IMPERIAL. Hoy, Arr
mas al Hombro.'' sn
CINE NORMA.-Hoy, Gel Nau
fragio del Oceanic. =
CINE HABANA.-Hoy viernes
la emocionante cinta en- 5 parties,
titulada ia Casa del Miedo. I ssS
Ell sabado: La cuarta jornada de-
la grandiosa cinta "El conde de-
montecristo.'
Ell domingo. Los episodes 13e
|y IA de la gran serie La vestal
del Sol Inca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
HOMBRE ARROIlLADO

Aver tarde, en- Ia parada p, Dc
sahturce, el automovil de don Bal
tasar Fernandez, guiado por Jesus
Perez, arroll6 a Felix Torres, pro
duciendole contusiones en- las pier
mas J antebrazo derecho, de las que
fue asistido en- la sala d esocorros
La investigation no afroja culpa
bilidad sobre el chauffeur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
SESSION DEL SENADO
SESSION IDEII DIA 2O.I

9ekJlzolN&N tlJt1lz AJA<A <-vs
Asistieron los senador6s Abril,
Barbosa, Telid, Garcia, Iglesias,
MARTINEZ, Santoni, Sein, Susoni,
Ti6, Tizol, Tous Soto y Barcelo.
Sc leyeron las siguientes
PETICIONES
Que el sefor Tesorero de Puer-
to Rico informe al Senado a GUAM
to asciende las sumas cobradas
.sobre la renta Income Tax) in
sular y federal, y por los amos eco
nomicos de 1916 al 1917 Y 1917 al
1918. Que Sc explique cuanto es
el montante cobrado y en- conjun-
to pagado por los ingresos de los
individuos y corporaciones resi-
'dentes fuera del pals y las cobra
!das a los residences en- ell pals.
Que sin expresar nombre de indi-
viduos o corporaciones informe ell
'nnmero de ellos y elias q. paguen
tales contfibuciones dentro Y fue-
ra de la isla.
(firmado) Santiago Iglesias.
Que el Gobernador de Puerto
Rico solicite por cable, del Presi-
Edente de los Estados Unidos, au-
torizaci6n para que al Senado de
Puerto Rico Sc lie provea de un
extracto de las declaraciones Y
.docnmentos relatives a la Ley So
bre ingresos (Income Tax, y que
estan archivadas en- la Tesorerfa
de Puerto Rico, relacionando las
personals yaCorporaciones que pa
gan contribution sobre las rentas
Income Tax, y de acuerdo con
el apartado (B) de la Secci6n IA
de la Ley del Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos sobre contribution
lie ingresos, aprobada en- s de Sep
tiembre de 1916, y regla Z del re-
glamento dictado sobre La mate
ria por ell Tesorero de los Estados
Unidos y aprobado por ell Presi-
dente en- 1S de Julio de 1914.
(firmado) Santiago Iglesias.
Sc leyeron los siguientes Pro-
yectos del Senado:
p del s. 55.-Por el Sr. Tous
Soto, .Para enmendar el Artfculo
2G3 del Codigo Penal.n
p. del S. Por Ell Sr. Sein,
'.ProVeyendo para la construction
de un edificio para escuela gra-
duada en- el pueblo de Aiiasco,
asignando la cantidad de veinte
y cuatro mil ($24, ,OO0) d6lares pa
ra la misma, y para otros fines.
FL senior Felid pide una hora
de receso para el estudio de Pro
yectos y fue aprobado por unani-
midad.
Pas6 La hora marcada para EN-
pear de nuevo la session y a las
5:15 Sc anunci6 por el Sargento
lie Armas senior Palacios, que la
session quedaba terminada para
continuarla mafana 81, a las 10
a. m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
Ell DIR. sUAREz

Ell Doctor Florencio Suarez,
agente consular de Espaha en- Pom
ce ha trasladado su domicilio y
gabinete de consultas a la calle
Mayor esquina a Isabel, de la ciu-
dad del Sur.
Lo avisa al pdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
s10O DE MULTA.

El juez municipal sentencio aver
IA Francisco Viscal, capitan' del
Muelle ndmero uno, a 500 de mul-
ia, por agresi6 ma Diego Baez, pre-
Isidente de la organization de los
trabajaqores de los muelles, hecho
del que dio cuenta FL IMPAIR
ICIAL oportunamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
LA REUNION DEL CoMITE

LA REUNION DEL COMITE
EJECUTIvO DEL CARNAvAL
En- la tarde del lupes Sc verifc6
la anunciada reunion del Comite
Ejecutivo de las Fiestas del Carna-
val, resultando bastante concurrida,
" tomandose acuerdos concernientes
"a la organization de los trabajos
que ha de efectuar cada Comite
para el mejor resultado de los fes-
tejos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
ESCALAATIENTO

En- Patillas unos cacos escalaron
la residencia de sBenigno Acosta,
llevandole I'm revolver Smith, IN
reloj y una cartera conteniendo do
culnentos por valor de $3.50. La
policla investiga el escalo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
PARA LAS PRoXIMAS
FIEsTAs

Acabamos de recibir y ofrece
mos a nuestros parroquianos, boni
tos y elegantes trajes de bale j
reception; nuestros modelos sor
exclusives y los precios a que les
vendemos son bastante econ6micos
Venga a verlos antes de compral
el suyo.
GONZALEZ PADIN. mo. 4
La casa que vende de todo.
Advt. San Juan, P. R. {
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
SENSIBLE FALLECIMfIENTO

En- Arecibo ha fallecido inespe
radamente la distinguida senorita
Margot Seijo Casalduc, emparenta.
da con conocidas familias de aque'
lila. ciudad, Utuado y San Juan y
sdbrina Idel joven Casalduc, en-
pleado del Departamento de SAM
dad.
Nuestro pesame los deudos dc
la extinta y en- paz este su alma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
UNA SEMANA DE LICENCIA

La Camara en- su session de aver
Iacordo conceder una semana de Ii
Icencia al Representante Gambia.
Aver asistieron q. Faltaron a
la session 16.
Agrait, Arrillaga, Fernandez
Garcia, Valdes y Valdivieso no Sc
han presentado aln. Figueroa
vino un solo dfa. A Arrillaga Sc
lie concedi0 una licencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
y DE REGREsO.

Regreso de Santo Domingo, dom
de estuvo en- gestiones de negos
clos, el joyen ex-oficial del ejercito,
Ricardo r, Pesquera. Nuestro
Isaludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
IGLESIA DE LA MILAGROSA

Manana por la tarde Sc verifica-
ra en- Ponce la bendici6n del nue.
vo temple catolico de la Milagro-
sa, establecido en- la calle de la
Guadalupe.
Las imagenes del santo Cristo
de la salud y de la yirgen Mia
grosa seran tambien bendecidas.
al acto asistira Monsenor Be
rrfos. Ell domingo a las 8, Sc ce-
lebrara er la nueva Iglesia misa
solemnes con 0rquesta4y panegi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
PARA LAS PERSONALS DE ~
BUEN GUSTO.

Por $1.35 le enviaunos por pas-
quote postal tlesde ;hop;ts "a
lbs. de papas selectas del pals aca-
.badas de cosechar. Envfe Sus Or
denes a Ia Comisi6n de Alimentos,
San Juan o a la Finca de la ComE
sion en- Aibonito. AdYt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
PARA ESTADOs UNIDos

En- el vapor Coamo EMBARGO
para Estados Unidos el senador
senior Cortada que va gozando de
una licencia de Is dfas.
Feliz viaje y exito en- los asun-
tOs, deseamos al Sr. Cortada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
ENFERMO.

Ell senador Sr. }. j. Benitez Sc
encuentra recogido en- CANA, en- su
Rorada de santurce, por 10 cual
Sc We privado de asistir las sesio,
mes del Senado.
Esperamos verle pronto en- el
Parlamento insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21

El suelto anterior, cuya impor-
tancia no cabe desconocer ha sido
enviado por los senores Nicolas
Hernandez y Ca, al Secretario de
la Camara Insular de Concrete,
con las siguientes indicaciones:
Nos completeness en- traducir a
I'd. un artfculo publicado en- el
"Rice Journal de Crowley La. y
que consideramos de una gran i'm
portancia para Puerto Rico.
Creemos que es deber nuestro
procurar por todos los medios posi-
bles conseguir peces de- los que
menciona Ell articulo e tenemos
q gusto de traducirleyy los eua-
les, en- case de prosperar en- este
pals, como no abrigalnos la menor
duda, seran de un gran beneficio
p1blico.
Rogamos a d. que en- la rpoxima
reunion de esa Camara Sc sirva
presentar este asunto a la conside-
racion de sus miembros, para que
proeedamos inmediatamente a traer
algunos peces mosquitoes para plan
tar en- aguas de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
EXlPERIMENTO o EN- Ell DISTRI-
no. DE ARROz DE CALIFOR-
MIA CON Ell PEI MOS
QUITO.

7 MS K ~
"A pesar de su tamafio insignifi-
fcante ell pez mosquito es uno de los
mas importantes del mundo. Es-
tie pei cuyol tamafio nunca pasa de
dos pulgadas, es de un valor ina
preciable para la protection de la
vida humana. Ell PEI mosquito
tiene como alimento. principal la
ilarva del mosquito. Este PEI Sc
de1arrolla en- cualquiera clase de
aguas.
Alvin Scale, ictiologista del Mu-
SEQ de Zoologfa Comparative de la
Universidad de Harvard, y gra-
duado de Stanford, llevo a Honolu-
lu hace algunos amos algunos pc
ces mosquitos los cuales prospera-
ron perfectanente bien. Hoy hay
una considerable cantidad de es-
tos peces en- aguas deFilipinas que
viven exclusivamente de la larva
del mosquito y Scale es considera-
do como un ibenefactor p1blico.
Ahora el senior N. S. Schofeld,
del Departamento de Pesquerias
Comerciales esta tratando de plan
tar algunos de estos peces mosqui-
tos en- aguas de California, espe-
cialmente cerca del distrito arro-
Zero donde abunda la fiebre mala-
ria. Los agricultores de Califor-
MIA han aprobado con gran salts
faccion los planes del senior N. s.
Schofeld y estan esperanto los re-
sultados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-21
MOVIlMIENTO
MARITIME
oPERACIoNES DE BUQUES
CoSTERoS EN- PUERTO.

Brazos y Coraz6n, { Fajardo
Maria Amparo, Fajardo
Carmen, Fajardo
Rosa Maria, Humacao y Naguabo
Mayaguezana, Aguadilla
Julia, Vieques
Mayfo'wer, id
Virginia, pendiente
Onerome, Yabucoa
Vapor Santiago de Cuba. Sal
dra de la Habana manana y reca-
lara a puestro puerto probable
mente Ell 4 de mario pr6ximo.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
Vapor americana Helen. Sc
aguarda procedente de New York
de un dla a otro.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
Vapor americana Caracas. El
10 del presente seg1n itinerario
sali6 de New York para esta.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
Vapor americana Philadelphia.
Del 26 al 81 del actual estara aquf
procedente de Venezuela en- viaje
para New York.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
Vapor americana Brazos. Sal
dra mahana de New York; para es-
ia.
consigs., The n. Y. P. R. S. S. y Co.
Sc DESEA COAPRAR., para
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
No More Money To Be
Asked for Seamen Fund
Assistant District Attorney Says
He Has Ordered Collections
To Be SfOnned
To Be StoDpe'

Alfred J. Talley, chief Assistant Dis
trict Attorney, said yesterday that he
had ordered local officers OF fund
known as "America's Tribute to British
Merchant Seamen," the object of which,
said Mr.. Talley, was to collect $50,-
100000 in this country, to discontinue
it's activities here. The idea of the
fund is said to have been conceived by
the late Lord Beresford.
Francis A. Deane, acting secretary
of the fund here, who called on Mr..
Talley, agreed to suspend the org1niza-
tion's activities, the Assistant District
Attorney announced. Mr. Deane and
Mrs. Maby Edmondson, associated with
him in the enterprise, were previously
questioned by Edwin P. Kilroe, another
assistant.
The fund had Offices in 665 Fifth Ave-
nue., the rent of which was $4,000
yearly, Mr.. Talley said. Deane said he
got an allowance Of s10O a week, while
Mrs. Edmondson was paid $50 weekly.
The payroll last week, according to
Deane, was s465. Deane said the fund
had collected only about $500 in this
country, while it had spent about
$4,000 for various organization pur-
poses, the latter sum having been
csbled from London, where William H.
Appleton, chairman of the fund.- now is.
The American fund is a subdivision
Of an English committee said to have
been authorized by the Seaman's
League of Great Britain. The inter
national committee, according to Mr..
Talley, aimed to raise $500, 100000
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Steamer American Legion
Is Launched at Camden
Senator Frelinghuysen Makes
Plea for Americanism and
Wife Christens Vessel

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 1.-The
steamship American Legion was
launched to-day at the yards of the
New York Shipbuilding Corporation.
Mrs. James Frelinghuysen, wife of the
senior Senator from New Jersey, chris
tened the vessel. Senator Freling-
huysen, who attended the ceremonies,
said:
eve shall send this ship out, manned
by an American crew, carrying the
American flag and an American cargo,
and back Of it, as it enters one port
after another, will be the great i'm
pulse of American achievement, Of
American life, Of American character.
"Let us preach the doctrine of Amer
icanism far and wide and at all times;
let US scotch the snake of interna-
tionalism which now threatens to
strike its 'fangs into the body.
eve nation builders Of the present
day have but single duty to per-
form. to keep in repair the splendid
citadel of citizenship built by the pa
triots of old and protect it from the
iconoclasts and the vandals of the
twentieth century, who would lay it
in ruins and substitute a castle of air
or a desert waste.
"See to it, my friends, builders all
of you, that the labors of our fathers
shall not have been in vain"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
700 Legion Delegates
At Jersey Convention


NEWARK, N. j.. Oct. 11.-Governor
William N. Runyon charged the Ameri-
can Legion with the duty Of upholding
American ideals in an address to-day
before the first state convention of the
veteran organization in the Prudential
Building here. Seven hundred dele
gates representing 176 posts of the
American Legion in New Jersey were
present.
"Those teaching America nism,
false gods, false doctrines, sediton,
treason and contempt of law" said
governor Runyon, must be stamped
out under the law at your direction
1--WE have room enough for the whole
world in this land, but we haven't room
for single disloyal man. You mus
see to it that we deport or do what
should be done for any soul, from
Maine to California, who stands as a
menace to those things for which you
fought and for which SO many of YOUR
fellows died"
The convention voted, $40 to s3, to
instruct its delegates to the national
convention to vote for bonus for dis
charged service men. 1t adopted
unanimously a resolution declaring the
War Risk Insurance Office and the
board of vocational training inefficient
and asking for q Congressional inquiry
into both.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
State Convention
OF Legion Favors
Bonus to Veterans
City Delegates Oppose Plan
and Clash With Upstate
Men at Rochester; No Ac-
fion on League of Nations
Special Co,yesponderce

SPectdt correspondence
ROCHESTER,. Oct. 1.-THE New
York State convention of the American
Legion finished its deliberations to-
day after clash between the upstate
delegates and those from around New
York Charges of attempting to Grail
road the convention were made against
the downstate delegations.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: state chairman. Russell f.
Sard. of Albany; first vice chairman,
Robert A. Greenfield, Of Wes' Ch SIC !;
second vice-chairman. James F. Goerke,
Of Kingston; third vice chairman,
Harold L. Bodamer of Erie; secretary,
Wade H. Hayes, of New York; treas
urer. Joseph l.. Seligman, of New York;
delegates at large to the national con-
vertion. Ogden Mills, of New York;
G. w Wickersham ef Nassau; Peter
NJ. Hart, of Rockland, and Paul G..
Burns, Of Oneida
After the morning session the dis
trlct caucuses were held and district
delegates and alternates we're elected.
Among the non-voting delegates chosen
by the First District were Theodore
Roosevelt. jr., and Dr. Richard Derby.
More than two hundred resolutions
and thirty bills now pending either in
Congress or in the Legislature of the
state were offered for consideration
during the afternoon.
The question of a bonus for ex-
service men provoked considerable ar
gument. The recommendation of the
committee was that the convention
favor referendum Of all state posts
on the question, the result to be made
public at the national convention The
bonus in question was to be a years
pay at the rate OF $50 a month for
al! men and women in the military or
naval service who served more than
one year and $50 dollars for each
month Of service for all those who
served less than one year and more
than two months.
strong sentiment was apparent in
the New York deleg stion against any
sort of bonus wb atcver. Others. felt
that the bonus asked was too small,
ard advocated $50 q month The de-
bate lasted two hours and finally a
resolution offered BY Hamilton Fish,
jr., of Garrison. was substituted and
passed. This motion has no rcferen-
dun feature and provides that the con-
vention go on record as favoring some
action of Congress looking toward the
granting of an equitable compensation
to al veterans OF the war honorably
discharged, the sum to be not less
than S for each month.
Another battle came un when the
committee reported its recommended
tion that no action be taken on the
question of a league of nations. A mo-
tion to omit all discussion of the
league was passed.
A minority report recommended ab-
solute preference to service men in ap-
pointments and promotions, while the
majority report gave preference to
wounded men and recommended con-
sideration to veterans in civil service
tests The minority resolution was
substituted and passed.
Other resolutions passed favored de-
portation of alien enemies and slackers,
stricter watch on saditious utterances
provision for wounded men and the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Two Killed, Four Hurt
In Auto Mishaps Here
Asbury Park Violinist Loses
Sight in Crash Trying to
Catch Train

Two killed and four hurt was the toll
of automobiles in the streets of greater
New York yesterday and last night
Mrs. Anna McArdle, sixty years old,
of 218 East Twenty-eighth Street, was
run down at Twenty-ninth Street and
Second Avenue by car driven by Will
lam Casey, of 115 Eighth Street, Long
Island City. She died on the way to
Bellevue Hospital. Casey was arrested
on a technical charge of homicide.
Charles Magee, tifty-tive years old,
of "A West Sxtieth Street, was killed
at Fifty ninth Street and Seventh Ave-
nue. when hit by an automobile driven
by Otto Peters. of 126 West 123d Street.
Peters was arrested.
Marie Elsis, Of 483 Fifth Avenue. and
Gertrude Spergle, Of ATT Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn, each six years old. were
struck by machine driven by Arthur
Coileson, of 1911 Prospect Avenue Both
were removed to Samaritan Hospital
suffering from concussion of the brain
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Oct. IL
Harry Phoenix. volinst, of Asbury
Park, is at Monmouth Memorial Hos
pital with fractured skull and his
sight ruined as the result of an acct
dent here to-day. Phoenix was on his
way to board train at Elberon for
New York, but missed it. Harold Ben
nett, who was driving him in an auto
mobile, decided to drive to Redbank to
make the train. While travelling down
Ross Hill, on Norwood Avenue, some
thing went wrong with the steering
gear and the machine crashed into a
post, throwing Phoenix through the
Windshield. Bennett escaped with a
few bruises.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

establishment of extensive systems of
vocational training.
United States Senator James w.
Wadsworth spoke in favor of universal
military training, and resolution was
passed favoring it.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

Commencing Monday
A Very Unusual Sale of
Worl1en's Fine Gowns
at $500
Will offer remarkable values i'm rea1rv
beautiful gowns of sheer silk crepe,
lustroa1s satin, beaded georgette and
handsomely embroidered tricolettev
Quality and style considered, the price
quoted is nothing short of phenomenal.
No alterations will be made ON
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-09
ALL STRIKES
CHARACTERIZED
AS BARBARISM

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