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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
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CINE TRES BANDERAS.-Es-
treno de un Suceso Mundial. Es-
treno de la bonita cinta en-. una
|parte titulada: "El Golpe de Grar-a
|cia". Reprise del 8 y 4 episedi
dc los Is que tiene la emoeioneilte
serie "El Blanco Tragico.'" !"
Manana domingo, estreno e
dos parties de la bonita cinta conn
ca titulada "El Derecho es ell
recho". Estreno de la importafls
Ite cinta dramatica en- 5 aetos
|SLa Ciudad de las Lagrimass'
CINE .NORMA.-Estreno del
primer episodio de la fina seie.
Los Siete Pecados Capitales 1t
tulado, "Enyidia en- cinco
tos. -
Mafiana, domingo 26. Estrenn
del primer episodio de Ia grand do.
sa Serie "El Misterio del HOtefRes
publica Y Ell drama "El Silen.
clio de Marta, por Edith Storey.
En- la matinee los episodios II
12 de "Patria'', y otra cinta CO.
mica.
CINE PUERTO RIco-El5y y
6 episodio1 de la serie "La Vestal
del Inca. Acompana una ahis-
tosa cinta y una revista mundial.
CINE REAL. -" "Patriotismo'',
por Bessie Barriscale, en- S reels,
y segunda function de Marietta
Fuller.
CINE MONTE CARLO."El
Conde de Montecristo" y "Toto,
cobrador de Tranvfa c6mica.
CINE HABANA.-Hoy, sabado
Sc exhibira un gran estreno en-
actos y una c6mica, en- 2 reels,
Manana, LOS episodios 8 y AIDE
la gran serie HLa Vestal del sd
Inca" y una c6mica, en- 2 reels. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25


Aver tarde fue sorprendido, por
lei jefe de los inspectores de Adga
ma, ST.. Soltero, un contrabando
de licores que desembarcaban del
vapor "Cataluiia", surto en- nues-
tro puerto. Eel inspectornot0 que
del vapor desatracaba una yola,
en- la que iban dos individuOs bO-
gando de prisa y Sc dirigi6 ellos
llegando en- momentos ell que los
tripulantes la vOlcaban, para
echar al mar ell ron que llevaban.
Fueron ocupados tres garrafones
del liquido y arrestados los indi-
viduos Antonio Santana, Garpar
Hernandez y Luis Garcia, que fue-
ron conducidos la galera de SUI
maria, de orden del Fiscal de la
Corte Federal, donde ha sido lie
vado ell case.
En- ell balandro Eva, tambien
fue descubierto un cOntrabando
de licores que venfa de San Tho
mas para Fajardo. Ell capitan
del balandro Y la embarcaci6n fue-
ron llevados a Fajardo, donde es-
tan a disposition de Ia Corte Fe-
deral.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
K SAN JUAN RACING AND
SPORTING CLUB

Programa para las carreras de
domingo 26 de cnero de 1919:
Primera carrera, a 1900 metros
l Patria, 100 libras; 2 Julepe
81; 8 Remember, 95; 4 Dandy
100; 5 Gloriana, 81.
Segunda carrera, a 1,200 metros
l King Stalwart, So libras;
Rey Moro, so; 3 Rio Brazos, so
4 Milbrey, 100.
Tercera carrera, a 1,100 metres
Lieja, 95 libras; 2 Fausto, 80
3 SMargarita, 80; 4 Lebrel, 118;
Baire, 80.
Cuarta carrera, a 1000 metros
l Tecto. 112 libras; 2 Tibidabo
113; 3 Radiant .Flcwe:I 113; !
Cuddle Up, 112.
Quinta carrera, a so metros.
/ Sircna, 100 libras; 2 Now
Then. 105 Y media; 3 Marion Viii
son, 113; 4 Vigo, 9S.
Sexta carrera, a $50 metros.
l Premier, 100 l;bras; 2 Titania
104 y media; 3Deyiltry, 100; 4
Cazador, 105.
Nuestros candidates:
la. Patria-Rcmember.
"a. Rey Moro--King Stalwart
3a. Lieja-Lebrel.
IA. Cuddle Up-Teeto.
ga. Vigo-NIarion Wilson.
Ga. Titania-Deviltry.
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INFORMACION GENERAL

+ SUCESOS EN- AGUADILLA
En- Ell barrio Paste, mientras
Baudilio Jinet, llenaba sacos de
bagazo en- la central Rufina, fue
atrapado por ell engranaje de la
maquina conductor, recibiendo
heridas tan graves que muri6
a conseeuencia de elias. Justo
Lebron, de Maunabo, que traba-
.jaba en- ell corte de lena en- te-
rrenos de la misma central, con
el machete que usaba sufri6 una
herida en- la muneca del brazo
izquierdo, siendo asistido por ell
doctor Cobian. Dionisio Rios,
mientras trabajaba en- el corte
de caiias, recibio una herida con
su machete, en- ell pie derecho,
siendo curado por ell doctor Sc
garra. Juan Figueroa, de Ia
amos de edad, vecino de Guaya-
nilla, mientras trabajaba como
cuartero en- un caro- tirado por
bueyes, con ell capataz Luis To-
rres, al tirarse de dicho vehicu-
10 Sc INTRODUCE una punta de cla-
vo de la garrocha en- ell brazo
derecho, ocasionandose una he
rida de la que fue curado por el
doctor Cobian.
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UN PROCESO SENSATIONAL
LA DESTRUCTION, DEL TEA
GUAYAMA.
Telegrama a Ell IMPARCIAL:
Guayama, Enero "a, 1919.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Esteban Reines, el doctor Jose
NJ. Mu6oz e Isabelino de Jesus
alias Indio) acusados, por incen-
dio malicioso del teatro Bernar-
dini, han sido declarados no cul-
pables por ell jurado que entendi6
R&G;S%-E--T-i-SS-s y ~. x.,.y-s-s...s "a s.srS =
Gssa --sS 4 : 80; --;:issIsSs
los distinguidos letrados Tizol,
Cervoni y Navarro Ortiz, brillan-
tfsima.
Luis Cormiaely.
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NO Es Ell POETA.

Con motive de unas nOtas socia
les de Camuy, publicadas en- nues
ira edici6n de aver bajo ell titulC
de "Oro y Violeta" firmadas poi
Jose Joaquin Rivera, nos informa
el notable poeta Jose Joaquin Ri
bera, de esta ciudad, que no es el
autor de tai artfculo, cuya aclara
ci6n hacemos constar para salts
Ifaci6n del poeta amigo.
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10 AGREDIO CON UNA
PALANCA.

En- Guanica, en- Ia factoria de
su nombre, Andres MADEIRA AGO.
meti6 y agredio con una palanca
de hierro a Carlos Barbosa, pro-
duciendole una confusion en- ell
ojo izquierdo, que le fracture el
hueso nasal. Ingreso en- ell Hospi-
tai de Ensenada y el agresor fue
arrestado y denunciado por AGO.
metimiento Y aggression grave, exi-
giendole el juez $500 de fanza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
UN GUAPo

En- la calle "Tumba la Vieia"
de Ponce, Tomas Colon acometio
y agredi0 a su amante Petra Mo-
ret, infiriendole, co nuna navajo,
una herida grave en- la cara. Fue
conducida al Hospital Tricoche.
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ABELARDO DE LA HABA III

ADELAhDO OL LIZA hADA LII
Ell dia 1S del corriente di6 a luz
con toda felicidad, en- New York,
un precioso nifiO la bella esposa
de don AbelardO de la Haba, hijO
Gladys Kent.
Ell niiio recibira en- la pila bau.
tismal ell nOmbre de AbelardO, y
asf sera ell tercero de la dinastfa
Abelardo de la Haba, hijo, ha
perdido ell derecho a llamarse Abe
lardito. Ahora, Abelardito, es ese
Undo baby, neOyorquinO por cuyo
advenimientO felicitamOs no solo
sus padres sino a sus abuelos
nuestros buenos amigos, los Sc
fiOres de la Haba.
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AL HOSPITAL

Aurelia Avila, residente en- la
calle Salvador Brau determine
quitarse la vida tomandose nueve
pastillas de sublimado. Ell prac-
ticante de guardia senor Barre
ras la atendio v orden6 pasafa al
Hospital.
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sOLEMNE MIsA
DE PONTIFICAL

LIE PONIlE1CAL
Ell lunes q del actual a las $50
de la maiiana sc celebrara en- la
Catedral una solemne misa de di.
funtos, que presidira Ell limo. Sr.
ObispO, OficiandO el Padre Berries.
en- sufragio de la que fue noble
matrona Doila OLYMPIA Alvarez
Pla de Martinez Villamil, falle-
cida recientemente en- esta ciudad.
Sc nos dice que Sc estan hacienda
preparativos extraordinarios para
revestir estos oficios f1nebres de
la mayor solemnidad.
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PAsAPORTES

Pasaportes expedidos por ell
Gobernador:
Para Cuba: al seiior Jose
Martinez, de Ponce.
Para Santo Domingo: al Sc
fior Pablo C. Montalvo, de Cabo
Rojo; y al senior Francisco To-
rres Fernandez, de Aguadilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
UNA NINITA

La sefiora Angelina Reyes, ha
obsequiado a su esposo Jose Cruz,
empleado municipal, con una mo-
nisima nifiita, que es hoy la ale
grfa del hogar.
para que desearles otras fell
cidades?
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AMERICANOS
EN- Ell PARAGUAY

Los visitantes americanos de Pa
raguay han hecho concentrates pu-
blicos acerca de la falta de repre-
sentantes de las fabricas nOrte-
americanas y de sus productOs en-
lie RepGblica del Sur.
Esta falta en- el intercambiO CO.
mercial entire Estados Unidos Y la
Rep1bliea suramericana sera Gu
bierta mediante el establecimiento
de la Compaffa ventas de Para
quay.
81! *; *;
Lea Ell INIPARCIAL.
-. 80.
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HOMBRE MUERTO

POR UN TREN
Anoche, Ell la via ferrea entire
Rio Piedras y Caguas, chocaron
dos trenes de cargar cafias, pere-
ciendo en- la catastrofe ell conduc-
tor Juan Trujillo. No hay mas de-
TALES del suceso.
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PRoYBcTo QUE V.Isr
NO PROSPERA

w = 10SF'@A z ~
Ell proyecto que tenian varios
j6venes de Fajardo de lsvantar
nuevamente Ell Casino, ha fracasa-
do, debido a la indiferencia con
que fue acogida la simpatica idea.
Es de lamentarse.
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Lea Ell INIPARCIAL.
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ARMY OF 100000
ALL U. S. NEEDS
Pershing Makes Recommendation
at the Joint Meeting Of Senate
and House Committees.
FORCE OF 100000 TC0 BIG
Favors Regular Army Large Enough
to RepuIse Sudden Attacks and
Trained Citizen Force 10 Deal
With Any Emergency

Washington. Nov. Ia regular
army. large enough To provide against
sudden attacks and 10 meet interna-
tional obligations on the American con
tinent. and trained citizen reserve
To deal with any emergency was recon-
mended by General PerShng NJ joint
meeting of the senate and house mill
tary committees.
The general made a plea that the ma
tion keep abreast of other countries In
development of the air service and said
II also was essential that the transport
corps. nurse corps and tank corps be
made adequate He thought the mum
Der of officers Of high rank provided
for IN pending legislation was rather
excessive"
General PershlnG said he disagreed
with the war department recommends
tion for an army of 100000 men and
said that Il, the outside 275.OOO TO 3OO.-
600. or possibly less. would be sufii-
Client.
The large caucus room OF the house
Olltt DullNlllE III NliltI lif iil'il'g AiuS'
and lobby Investigations were conduct
cd was SET aside for the hearing-ihe
most important held in connection with
the military bills being considered by
the committees.
Chairmen Wadsworth and Kahn OF
the senate and house military commit
tees. respectively. have announced thar
the testimony Of the eXpeditiomry
commander would close the hearings.
which had ELECTED the views OF Secre-
tary Baker. General March. chief of
staff: divisional commanders Of the
overseas army and officers of the gen
eral staff.
The two committees will begin draft
ing permanent military legislation in'-
mediately after hearing General Perish
Ing. II Is not considered probable
however. that either house will be able
10 act on the Legislation before the
converting OF the regular session in De
cemhcr.
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DRY VETO is KILLED
SENATE VOTES 65 TO 20 TO OVER.
RIDE PRESIDENT.
Wilson win Issue Proclamation Lift
ing Wartime Prohibition When
Treaty Is Ratified.

Washington. Oct. 3O.-ln accord with
predictions made when the presidents
veto of the prohibition enforcement
measure was received in congress. the
senate followed the example Of The
house and passed the bill over the
presidents veto by more than the req
u.site two-thir,ls ma iorlty.
The vote In the senate was G. TO 20.
the majority having seven more votes
than We're needed 10 override the veto.
War time prohibition will he brought
10 an end by presidential proclamation
Immediately after the senate ratifles
the German peace treaty. IL was said
In the statement issued at the white
house
Officials explained that the wartime
act provided that II should be annulled
by the president when peace had been
declared and when the army and navy
had been demobilizch. Congress was
Informed by the president In his mes
sage vetoing the prohibition enforce
ment hill that rehabilitation of the
army and the navy had been completed.
The white house announcement
clears up any doubt ms 10 whether the
war would be ended legally with The
ratification OF the German treaty.
Some officials had expressed the opin-
ion that the war emergency would
not pass until the treaty with Austria
had been acted upon by the senate.
Washington. Oct 30.-Armed with
the drastic provisions Of the prohibi-
tion enforcement act. which became eff
fective as To wartime prohibition with
passage 10y the senate Of the measure
over The presidents veto late Tuesday.
agents of the bureau Of internal rev.
enue today took up the task Of max
ing absolute the ban on the manufac-
ture and sale OF liquor.
Open violation Of the law. Commits
sioner Roper asserted. would bring GER
tain disrepute 10 the American form
OF government.
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YOUR COLD IS EASED
AFTER THE FIRST DOSE
"Pape's Cold Compound" then breaks
up a cold in few
hours

Relief comes instantly. A dose taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken usually breaks up a severe cold
and ends all the grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and the air pass
ages In the head stops nose running.
relieves the headache. dullness. fever.
ishness. sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blowing
and snuffling Clear your congested
head Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. II acts with
out assistance. tastes nice, contains no
quinine-Insist upon Pape's ADV.
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GERMAN DEBT Is IS BILLIONS
Minister Erzberper Says Amount Will
Be s2,2o3 ooo, 900 More by
March, 1920.

Berlin. Nov. 3.-The national assem-
oily passed the third reading of the
budget. Notwithstanding the vote of
the two parties of the right and the
Independents. and then adjourned I'M
iii November 90
Matthias Erzberger. minister OF
finance. reviewing the financial stua-
tion. said new taxes were expected 10
yield 9.O0O.OO0.OO0 marks (S2250. 900. P
OO0). As the interest on the national
debt would be S.Sl7.00O.OO0 marks.
Herr Erzberger said his estimate Of
been fully covered.
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can make more Of make n $50 week.
make no nsuAc On e
he
they ssoaweek obsf he asked N
means protested association official THAT wouuh' 10
The enthusiastic support OF me yru rS ,
hourly basis OF pay! nv
be
but drives should be granted
of Chicago yards
eghhou and hourly rate OF
' T. v" Enc!
OF the the hiring of additional men anu
u puers who are IN
hold down
Jobs
witness calico
OF adjourned
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the market here at u gallon anu
fines pound he
materially which here as IN o
places
eatabes has been
few OF the prices hat reV"eu an
other cities where higher prices
are
beef S13 cents; oelsea
20 cents hamburger 10 cents
breakfast bacon "a cents mans
bushel Sl1Oi Kansas
sack hounds pears. O lard No pail So po
30 coal delivered ton btumnousl
hest block cabbage 10 pounds 20 cents bread
(cnt cake) CENTS laundry
SO chdrens Shoes TO Il sizes 80"
shoes SZs TO SAYS
Girls at the furniture FACTOR!
and male labor Is corponunsH sher
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7-CENT FARE IN MILWAUKEE,
Wisconsin Railroad Commission Or
ders Raise Of Rate-Lines to
Give Better Service.

Madison. Wis. Nov. 3.-The railroad
commission rendered its decision in the
Milwaukee street railway case. grant
ing the company an increased fare 10
Z cents. ordering extension OF double
transfer privileges. ordering them TO
put into effect the wages. hours Of
service and working conditions as en-
bodied In the decision Of the state
board Of Cancellation. and ordering the
putting into service of 100 additional
cars.
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BIFF!
Stop jolting Liver and Bowels
with violent drugs. but
take "Cascafets.

"Dynamting" bile out Of your sys-
ten with calomel and other siclening
purgatives is all wrong. Salts. Oil. and
Cathartic Waters act by flooding the
bowels with the digestive juices which
are vital to the stomach. Cascarets
are different. They act as n tonic to
the bowel muscles. which Is the only
sensible way to relieve bilious at
tack, a sour acid stomach. or consti-
pated bowels. There is no gripping or
inconvenience. You naturally return
to regularity and cheerfulness. Cas-
carets cost very little and they work
while you sleep.-Adv.
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REDS GET F0UR-YEAR TERMS
Finnish Editors Of New York Radical
Magazin to Be Deported at
End Of Sentence.

New York. oct. 30.-Carl. Piavio and
Gust Alonen. Finnish editors Of radi-
cal magazine published here. and the
first men convicted of criminal anarchy
in this state. were sentenced 10 not
less than four years and not more than
eight years imprisonment. Justice
Weeks. in pronouncing sentence stated
that when the men had served their
sentence their deportation would be
asked.
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girl is doomed Dan nona
asks she IKE
dance A smile around
The girl yes" ThenDG casually
Saterys hall next Wednesday night
o with
you!'
log
shack I'm Geronimo, n Marin
the lodge the couple can be lett
WHERE IAN the next
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9 KILLED, 40 HURT IN CRASH
Southern Pacific Flyer Goes Into
Ditch Near Los AnecIes-car-
ticulars Are Lacking.

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 30.-Nine per
sons were killed and forty injured
whenS'the San Joaquin Valley flyer,
Southern Pacific train No. 80. south
bound. was wrecked two and onc-half
miles west of Acton. according 10 q
telephone message received here. The
engine. two baggage cars and five
coaches went into the ditch.
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Ford plotters Sentenced.

Toledo. Nov -Four men held
in connection with the alleged plot to
kldnap and hold for ransom Edsel
Ford, son of Henry Ford. were SEN
fenced in police court to three months
In the city workhousc.
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ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin-say Bayer

Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
in "Bayer package" containing prop
er directions for Headache. Colds,
Pain. Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheu-
matIsm. Name "Bayer" means genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years. Handy tin toxes OF l.
tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture Of Mono
aceticacidester Of Salicylicacld.-Adv
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House Backs Wilson.

Washington, Nov. BY an over
whelming vote the honse adopted the
senate resolution pledglng support to
the national administration and all
others in authority" in their efforts
20 meet the coal strike
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ST. LOUIS POLICE CHIEF SHOT
Wounded Twice by Robbers While At
tempting Arrest, He Is in Serious
Condition at Hospital.

st. Louis. Nov. 3.-Chief Of Police
Martin O'Brien Of this city was shot
while attempting TO arrest two robbers
here. and as result Is in serious
condition at local hospital.
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London, Now An undated dis
patch from Saloniki contains nm an.
nouncement by the Greek general stan
that Greek troops have entered Karasu
yenIdjc and Porto Lagues, cast-north.
east OF Salonlh.
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Too Much Enthusiasm.

Wifey-Hcnry. do you think me an
angel?
Hubby-Why. certainly. my dear;
I'm very enthusiastic. think all
women are angels
"You needn't be so enthusiastic as
all that -
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siberlans Borrow From Japan.

Washington. Nov. 1.-Advices 10 the
state department from vlndiyostok re-
port that the Cmsk government bank
has negotiated loan of 20,O0O0O0 yen
from n Japanese banking syndicate TO
cover purchase OF supplies.
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direct from headquarters when g. X.
Ftchic, president Of the MIX Wagon
Drivers association. took the stand 10
testify in the labor hearing.
DRIVERS in the city are WORKING
on an average wage now OF $50
week." he declared, land commissions
bring the weekly pay up TO about 500
for men peddling milk TO residences.
"Of course the men who drive the
big automobile trucks which deliver
the large consignments to hotels, res
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tion-wide publicity, while the residents
of the city are benetiting from the
existing state OF affairs.
Competition between rival grocers
and proprietors Of meat markets Is
largely responsible for beating down
the cost of living here and IL is con
tended that one can buy provisions in
Brazil cheaper than in almost any
city Of its size in the entire country
Farmers have been bringing their
annles and pears 70 the city 20 sell for
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STAFF created which has and
obtaining
The tunnel TO be exclusively for vehicles and pedestrians No franchise
public
Of and legislatures bo
estimated that the will $12O00OO0
schedule of tolls established finished suh
within the
advanced
submit it TO for ratification.
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Retrousse.

He-Good-day. Where are you
going?
She-Though it's 10 business Of
yours I am following my nose
He-Oh. see. You are going mp in
the lift?
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the rosy road of romance. Dams n
funny little red-headed Irishman. pos
sessed of pair of bright blue eyes
that twinkle and broad mouth that's
continually breaking into whimsical
grin.
His speciality is framing" mar
riages among post Office employees.
having them meet one another by
accident" and later acting as best man
at the wedding.
The minute a new girl joins the.
post office staff. Slattery sizes her up
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5000 yANKS LAND IN BREST
American Troops Arrive in France on
Transport Grant or Way
to Cobienz.

Paris. Nov. 3.--The United States
army transport President Grant. with
1000 American troops on board. who
are destined for Coblenz. arrived NJ
prcst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-11-14

Tan, 10 about Twelfth street, Jctsey
City has been signed at the Joint office
of the New York state bridge and tun-
mel commission and the New Jersey
interstate bridge and tunnel commits
sion. Actual work on the tunnel, II
was said, Will be begun in short time.
Authority TO enter into the con
tract by the New York state commits
sion was given in an act OF the legis-
lature. signed by Governor Smith.
April II. The tunnel commissions al