davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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UN ESTRENO

I'll viernes 1e empezara Ell
"Cine Luna" a proyectar los
dos prmeros episodios de Ia
Serie maravillosa 4" p o r
VENGANZA Y POR MU
JER" de la que son protago-
nistas Ia mas atrevida de TO
das las artistas, Ia bella Ca
rol Holloway y el llamado
Hercules de Ia Pantalla, Wi
liam Duncan.
Podemos asegurar que a
juzgar por cl entusiasmo des
pertado entire los que han
vistO en- otros Cines los pri
meros episodios " cuya fuer
te acci0n aumonta Ell cada
spisodio sigliente), que esta
serie sera exhibida Ell todos
los teatros Gle Ia isla.
II MUEDIAL FILM Co,
de esta ciudad, son los conce
sionarios exclusives. Advt.
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ThCA ES19 AN

En- oi vapor "o5diz', one SAFE hoy
&C nucstro rue~to embarca para Eeea-
Ia don Juan nm ua, acompaEaGo &c su
dlsttuguida esro s., qrieaes lievan e.
prop6s.to dc pa. aan temporaca en
Santander
Con los espoa5- GFnaud- -Diaz caneia
emb&rca tamulda nlestIo distiAguido
amigo e! culto Pc odis,a l.eaao-or pt Z
cipal &c nGestro esa I'll Iiara1ciai
con Luis Diaz G. 1914.
ii senor Dag Cancja Sc propone v
..tar a Espana, Irancia y Beleica
Les deseamos a toGos fcltz travesia
grata pormancncia en- Espada.
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Ell DR.. SANTANA MATER

Ha sido nombrado medico del ms
tituto Tropical de Medicina Hygiene
de Puerto Rico.
Ell joven doctor, que desemponaba Ia
direction del Hospital Municipal de
Rio Piedras, estara de hoy en- adelante
en- San Juan
Santana Mater cs una de nueseras
brillantes capacidades medicas.
Su nombramiento, hecho por ell Co
bernador, ha sido muy bien recibido
per todos.
Santana Mater es un portorriqreno
que honra al pals la profession que
desempena.
Nos completeness eli felicitarle
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MAS VICTIMAS DE
LOS AUTOMOVILES

En Il carretera, parada tres, el au-
tom5vn dc Jose Algarin, residcnte en-
aaso Aey, parada So a~rol6 Ramon
de- Vale, Natural de Bayamon. Ell
chauffeur del automovil era Pedro
Gonzalez FL policia Felipe Sanabria,
cue practice Ia inye5tigacion CORES
pcndiente, afrma que ell acciIente Sc
debi5 que e. ''chauffeur" Pedro Con
-alez qui5o pasar con su CARO- por en-
t1e dos velncuios, no habiendo espacio
sudciente para p1sar.
Ramon del vale recibio algunas le
stones, de las que fu6 curado en- la sala
dc @ocorros Pedro Gonzalez Ia sido
denunciado por infraccion a las leyes
De AUTOMOBILES. Han declarado los tes-
tigos Abdon Reyes Manuel seijo, Ma
nuel Rodriguez Juan Reyes.
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Ell C1Rco MARX EN- SAN JUAN


Sc nos infcT;aa que el ''Ci~co Marx +,
que trabaja actualmente ell Bayamon
Sc trasladara San Juan p0r una bre-
We temporada. Entire los artistas que
hguran en- el cartel de este circo, que
esta obteniendo M gran eXito en- aQuel
pueblo per Ia presentac:6n de los ira
baios, estan Ia aplaudida artista fran
nesa, Mad. Bertha Roy, contors-oaista
y su hija, Rosita Cordero, canzonetista
y bailarina originahsira.
Uno de los n0meros del progranla
esta cargo del conocido barrista Y
trapecista Leoncio Perez.
Els de esperarsa que las f,nciones de
este circo Sc vean may concarridas.
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UNA v1cT1MA De LOS AUTOS

En- Ia parada seis, de Puerta de Tic
rra, el automovil de Tomas Rodriguez,
de ssh Juan, guiado por el "chauf-
faur" Eusebio Navsdo, arrollo la nj
ma Paula Garcia, residente ell la Gale
Tadao de Rivera, Ia que recibi6 una
confusion en- IA pierna derecha y otra
en- el ojo izquiefdo. Fue asistida Ell la
Sala do Socorros, y paso luego sd
residencia.
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rado por su padre On sstado preaa6
nico. Los detectives Jack riniayson =
Chester Smith ncvaron 80 suiclda "a
ca 81 hospital donde So 10 admins
traron algunos antidotos
La causa Dc ee'e sniridi1 ha promo
vida D Indignation de mnchos promi
neaf'- nrombicionistas 3 murhos ANA
torres drl hror han tornado Ia notlcla
coro medic de propaganda para sas
doctrinas.
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DON RUPERTO MARQUEE

Ha estado en- San Juan ell estimadi-
simo caballero don Ruperto Marquee
rosidente en- Las Piedras, donde goza
de grandes simpatias.
Reiteramos al buen amigo ell mas
afectuoso saludo.
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zllE.z:@1oe1s - eA!!E - !

Sc cxpondria a que lie dejaran en- ell
sitio, de un pelotazo.
Gracias por la insercion de estas IL
meas, seilor Director, que lie agradece-
ran mucho los que todavia no quieren
perder la existencia, nj exponerse al
iudibrio la desfachatez.
Joaquin Aguayo
COMO Sc PIDE
Aver tarde recibimos ell telegrama
siguiente:
''Vega Baja,
Julio Is de 1919.
EEL MUNDO",
san Juan.
Desmienta noticia haber sorprendi-
do a Mal6onado vendiendo ron, COM
pletamcnte falso. Correo detalles.
Eladio Maldonado.''
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A. 7.z.:,GIIBunalGS2

mr. 70 declare desis'id1 de sssa az
cion
E'adio Miranda Davlia. r paris. por
recouoclmicnto ne hiio natural
So aprobo "a eseriiafa DE- rscouoci
mionto.
Florenfina Reyea ofro por apro
Oaei6n &c partici6n Sc aprob6 u par
ticion do bienss hocha por succession a.
AleianGro crrz y Carolina Diaz
Alfredo Lopez. por Hbeio
T. tribunal supreme conarm6 IA sen
toncig dc este tribunal
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e. doctor To~resrosa par'icipa . sus
amigos y clientes de San Juan y 1e 8
Isla que, con motive de su ihereao en-
ell Institute dc Aediciua Tropical, na "a
riado LIS horas de consulta ell 81 ga-
ninete, que eli 10 successive seIan de / 2
v. de = G de "a tarde. Adye.
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EN- PONCE NO Sc SALVAN
Nj LAS GALLINAS

La policia de Ponce auxiliada por
Ia detective, capture Enrique Ba-
Hester, quien en- union de otros, Sc de-
dicaba robar aves de corral en- las
residencias de las personas mas acau-
daladas de la poblaci6n.
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Asoc1Ac1oN DE AGR1cULToREs

El Secretario Executive ha expedi-
do certifcado de disoluci6n voluntaria,
de acuerdo con Ia ley, a la asociaci6n
que sin tener por objeto un benefcio
pecuniario venia actuando en- Huma-
CSC con ell nomb-e de Association de
Agricultores de Cana, de Ia Region
Oriental de Puerto Rico
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TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL

Jran Gonzalez. por infracci6n Il
ley dc automoylice
Ahsueito.
Jose Fernandez. por infracei6a ai
co5ieo Penal.
c.aco dCiarcs.
Juan rraaqui. por acomstimisuso
aggression.
Diez d6iarea
Ignacio Colon. por nfraecion = IA
ley de aanidad.
Absuelto.
Manuel ouintana. por inffaeri6u
Ia ley DC ciorre
hhsuclto
Pedro cusmAu Marcos Rivera. por
escandalo.
Tres d6iares a cada uuo.
Francisco ortir. por iufracci6n IA
ley dc AUTOMOBILES.
Cinco doiares
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UNA L1BRETA DE CHEQUES

Ell nilo Ramon Monies, de once anos
de edad, Sc encontro fTcnte IA pana-
Geria francesa parada 6, una libreta
0e cheques, del Banco Territorial y
Ag1icola de Puerto Rico.
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INFORMATION GENERAL
Ell JUEz HAMILTON ENFERMo

Aver no hubo session en- la Corte Fe-
Sc hallaba enfermo.
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Sc VA Mr.. ENFORS

T4r. GUstavo Enfors, Superin. enlen-
de General de los carros electricog, ha
sacado pasaporte pasaje con Gestino
la ciudad de M6jico.
El senor Enfor5, segin nuestros IN
foImes, picnsa representa- en- N1ejieo
importantes corporacienes americanas.
SANAToRIo DE LA soCIEDAD ES-
PANOLA DE AUXILIO MUTUO
Y BENEFICENCLA DE
PUERTO RICO
ENTRADAS.-
Anselmo Alvarez, Generosa L. Ramos,
Jesus Vilches y Jose M. Mendez.
SALIDAS.-
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PREYIERE LA MUERTE AL
PROHIBIcIoEISMO
UN HoMBRE QUE 81 sU1crDA

Los Angeles, California:
-" Antes &c yer mi patria on lae
Sarras del prohibicionisno yo prenero
la muerte'.
Esta manifestation fue hecha los
po'icias, detectives Y c,rujanos que cs
taban Ell e. Hospital Municipal &c Los
Angeles por f. IL Perry. dc vsintc
Y seis anos de edad. Quian ilten.o
suicidarse. Perry ingr.6 una fuer.e do
sis de un veneno desconocido y fue ha-
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LES CUE vIAJAN

FL Gcbernador ha expodido pasa-
porte para Venezuela, Panama, Peru y
Chile, don Sergio Lecompte.
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EspectaculOs
CINE TRES BANDERAS
Dos Tandas

Estreno de Ia cinta dramatica marca
Pathe ell cinco parties por el incompa.
rable Frank Keenan,, titulado "Prima
vera Y Otono" Y el quinto episodio
de IA serie por Ruth Roland, tiniada
"El ract0 de Tres
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Dr IarEFEs PhrA Las DAMAs

Iis m4ana fuut1 dc Nainira.
Doladuos Tn ~rn Ribcte DC pieo'
81 era 'enera c'asc % teia = pc
eio erncwlc.t
tTaa sut1 apnsniaGo - nfmfs0 10
Aagmlas pleto ortrcgar on Il aefo
todes iaa ,rahljes. caran'izo camero Il
np.o. ~..uda IA rhMA 8sa Tten
Tt loHo alt
Se.th io eueg. pHr rorr1
fNA 1ERRADIBOs Afvt
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TEATRo vAR1EDADEs, BAYAMoN
Dos Tanaas.

Dia cornico soiamente con Ia Ultima
apiaudida production dc Charlie cha
plin, titu'ad0 VIDA DE PERRO
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sALirAs Dr stN 1uAv

~ Cassoae fsa ef.a para ST.
Thomas
- ronee con rarea DC azacar
pa.a Nurya osfcane va Nasva YORK
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sehOr:

Seiior:
Los vecincs de la Gale de Tetuan
que viven en- las inmediaciones dc la,
capilla del Cristo, quieren llamar la
atenci6n del captain Schettini de Ia
policia EN- general respecto de los es-
csndalos que producer todas las tar
des en- aouel sitio los numerosos mo-
zalbetes que juegan ALI la pslota Y
y amenazan Ia vida, por 10 nenos, tun-
4 barle I'm ojo, cualquier transeunte.
y. Isl ell captain Schettini Sc diera un
, paseo por ALI las tardes en- que no
llueve, contemplaria muchos candidates
a las galeras. oiria palabrotas insultan-
) tes y desvengonzadas, y, sobre todo,
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DE ANrDAD

Aver sc e2pidleron veinfs y tres csr
tidcados Dc alnd 81 vacanarou dies
y sicto personas contra ia virusia
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TEATLO BEIIO" RA15I
Los Tsndas

Esta AocAe arandiosa fracioa 2 to
neheio de "a soprano portoiuQuela An
sela Merchaaa q pescncs eu as..-en
cia al Bciograpn csta nochc. (. az e.
mostrara us5ed cue 81 ccm'o 80. ,isn
to pudrto.riquelo
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cINE REAL
Dos Tandas

Ell octave epiaoa.o de la setis 81
pacto de Tres" por Ruth Roland 5
Ia notable production poe M Vernon
Castle, Milton Syla Y Wamer o'and
titulada La Fugitiva Numcro o9s
en- cinco actos.
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CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas

Matinee noche Estreno del dtci-
mo episode dc Ia serie En- Las Ma
las de Ia Intriga y el drama en- cinco
reels "Tigresa 9arisien pr Viola
Dana
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Enrique Choisne Juan Pedro Co
mez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16

EspectacuIOs
CINE TRES BANDERAs
Dos Tandas
Estreno de 10 cinta dramatica marca
Pathe Ell cinco parties por el incompa.
vera Otono" el quinto episodio
de IA serie por Ruth Roland, titulada
"El Facto de Tres
CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas
Matinee noche Estreno del dtci-
mo episode dc Ia serie EN- Las Ma
las de Ia Intriga el drama en- cinco
reels "Tigresa Parisien" pr v.ola
Dana.
CINE REAL
Dos Tandas
El octave epiaoa!o de Ia seds 81
pacto de Tres" por Ruth Roland.
Ia notable production poe NJ Vernon
Castle, Milton syla Y Warner o'and
titulada La Fugitiva Numoro oes
en- cinco actos.
CINE HABANA
Dos TanGa8
FL octave episodio dc ia gran soue
Las Mallas de Ia ntriga" Ia ca'J
4 La Ccn.ras na' por Frank = Blsh
man.
cING lNPEeIaL
Dos Tanaas
Gratis para las canaa P-'ec.aa
Dean en Ia grand,osa production dc
arte ia Rcma Apache"
CINE EORE1A
Dos TaE3as
Esireno dcl drama cn oe.s partea La
Justi "a Divna nor q sran actor III
chael Lewis
TEATLO BEIIo@RA7H
Los TsnJas
Esta aocAe arandiosa fracioa to
nefcio de IA soprano portoiuQueLa An
sela Merchaaa. q pesapce m as.s.en
cia al Bcliogra pa csts nochc 4. az e.
mostrarl us5ed quo 81 clen'o -. ,isn
to pudrtouiqueao
TEATRO VARIEDADEs, BAYAMoN
Dos Tandas.
Tia c6rnico solamente con Ia Ultima
aplaudida production dc Charlie Cha
plin titu'ada VIDA DE PERRO
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Los Angeles, California:
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Dos TaE3as

Estreno dcl drama cn oe.s partea Ia
JUST "a Divna nor q sr7n actor III
ch2el Lewis.
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CIEE HABANA
Dos Tanda

FL octave episodio dc ia gran sous
Las Msllas de Il ntriga y IA c.at
La Ccn,ras il" por Frank = bush
man.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico,
10 de julio de 1919.

Sr. Director de
"EL MUNDC".
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Leidas las minutas de Ia session az
terror fueron aprobadas y SC vieron lar
acusaciones siguientes
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS

New York, April 16.-Buying orders
at the stock market opening today were
in such volume that initial transac-
lions displayed great strength, with
practically the entire list going into
new high ground. u. s. Steel opened
at 1oo,, up u; Texas company 222, up
1%; Studebaker 6s%, UP rs; Mexican
Petroleum 1891, up /; General Motors
$50; Southern Pacific 105A, up u;
Tobacco Products s9H, up u; Cruel
BILE Steel 6sA, up u.
U. S. Steel closed at 9S%, off u;
American International Corporation
S4M, UP Is; American Hide and Leath-
er preferred 104, up 2ss; General Mot
ors 1907, up y; Central Leather TN,
up Y; Mexican Pete 1861, off q;
Marine preferred 115%. off IL.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
NAMPA

Nampa, April 16.-Attorney w. p.
O'Connor transacted legal business in
Caldwell yesterday.
yesterday.
F. H. Kernohan, the local loan man.
looked after business interests in Boise
yesterday. =
Frank Stephens was business visi-
tor to Caldwell yesterday.
Jess Ernst, proprietor of the Dewey
Palace hotel grill. was Boise visitor
yesterday.
Silas Wilson attended the reception
given for returned soldiers in Caldwell
yesterday
]. H. Cowell, the local loan man,
transacted business in Caldwell yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Miller visited
in Boise today.
L. N. Massey of Boise transacted
business in the city yesterday.
A. w. Hoy looked after business in
terests in Boise today.
d. Taylor Of Boise spent yesterday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Johnston and
children Of Wilson are visiting in the
city.
P. X. Bracket of King Hill is a
business visitor here.
Herbert Lemp of Boise looked after
business affairs here today.
S. e. Newcomb of Melba spent yes
terday in the city.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
M'DERMOTT

McDermott, April 16.-George Hin
and family spent Sunday at the Grand
pa Yoder home.
Mrs. William Hudson was called to
Caldwell Sunday on account of the ILL.,
ness and death Of her brothers wife.
Mrs. Tyler returned to her home
Monday after a few days visit with
relatives in Boise.
William Burri spent Sunday with
Grandpa Yoder> and family.
Miss Ardwell Steele visited the week
end with Mrs. George Nourse.
Miss Helen Pack of Meridian spent
Tuesday with her brother, James, near
here.
Mr.. Grimes is moving his family
from Meridian to this neighborhood
and will work for F. A. Nourse.
Mrs. Henry Jones, who won many
friends during visits to this neighbor-
hood, died at her home near Caldwell
Sunday from influenza.
Mrs. Jay Vinson was called to Cas-
cade Tuesday to help care for her
grandmother, who is sick
Mr.. Oberlin was a McDermott visitor
Monday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
CALDWELL.

Caldwell, April lev. r. Wilker-
son, the Boise insurance man, spent
yesterday in the city.
G. c. Painter of Middleton was a
business visitor here yesterday.
George Kimmery of Boise was Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Frank Breshears of Boise, state
constabulary commissioner, was in at
tendance at the reception given for
returned soldiers in this city yester-
day.
County Commissioner c. Ben Ross
of Parma was a visitor here yester-
day.
V. D. Hannah Of Notus was among
those who attended the reception
given for returned soldiers in this city
yesterday.
Capt George Smith of Boise attend
ed the reception given for returned
soldiers in this city yesterday
NJ. T. Hargrove, the local real estate
man, who has been quite i'll the last
two weeks, is reported much improved.
Capt. Dan Banks of Boise was In
attendance at the reception given in
this city yesterday for returned SOL
diers.
Ira High, the Boise real estate man,
looked after business interests in the
city yesterday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
PRODUCE.
NEW YORK.

New York, April 16-Flour-Du,,
unchanged.
Pork--Stronger; mess 50.
Lard-Irregular; middle west, spot
30.90@31.
Sugar-Steady. centrifugal, 90 test.
1928: refined, steady; cut loaf, 1850:
crushed, 1925; powdered, s.15: granu-
lated, 9.
Coffee-Rio No. Z, on the spot, 16h.
Tallow-Strong. city. 10%; special
liz.
Hay-Firm. Prime, No. 1, 100; No
3, 1.S5@1.90.
Clover--1.S5@2.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 16-Butter-Cream
cry extras, 81: standards, 60; firsts
5S@65; seconds, 55Q57.
Eggs-Ordinaries, 38A; firsts, $40
40N.
Cheese-Twins. 2sQ29h; Young
Americas, 30@30h.
Live poultry-Fowls, 33h; ducks
80; geese, 90; springs, 33; turkeys, 81
Potatoes-25 cars; Wisconsin anG
Minnesota (per 100 lbs.) 1.75Q19o.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
STAR

Star, April 16-Clark Baldwin went
to Nampa Tuesday on business.
Mrs. S. Morgan and daughter Maud,
were Boise visitors yesterday.
Mr.. Privot of Meridian is visiting
relatives in Boise.
The w. c. 7. u. met Tuesday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. McKibben.
Mrs. ]. II. Cone returned from
Boise Tuesday where she has been
with her daughter. Vivian, who Is in
the hospital
Mrs. Lamper was in Boise Tuesday
having dental work done.
Mrs. T. J. Klingler was in Boise yes
terday.
Miss Leila Cone of Pearl is visiting
at the home of her aunt. Mrs. J. III.
Cone.
The Griffith children are sick with
the flu.
Mrs. s. w. Newman and daughter,
Ella, were Boise visitors today.
Arthur Ragsdale Of Central Park
visited Star high Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Lawrence, Mrs. House and
son, Anthony, motored to Boise yes
terday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Buci1-
master Tuesday a daughter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
GRAIN.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 16.-Prospects for
lighter receipts due to wet weather
caused grain futures prices to rise in
price on the Chicago board of trade
today. Values were off at the outset
on account Of an expected harbor
strike in New York. Provisions were
steady.
May corn. off 70 at opening, 1854
later regained that fraction. July,
down Is at opening, 1872. was y higher
in later trading. September, off " at
147A, opening, was up ".
May oats, Bup at 68%, opening, Ia
ter gained * additionally. July, I'M
changed at opening, GIN. was up * in
later trading.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16

had arrived safely at Rochester, Mimi,
where Mr.. Crapster viii undergo an
operation.
Mrs. Clara Bryant is i'll at a Boise
hospital, suffering from a slight attack
Of pneumonia.
L. B. Harris moved his family here
from Boise the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Justin Chilcott of Boise was
visiting friends here Friday.
Telford Anderson sold his ranch near
here and Is moving to Kuna.
William and Harry Withers Of Jor-
dan Valley are visiting at the home OF
their brother, Jack, and family.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16

bloody, Shiny shadow over the graves
of 100000 patriots, who have been
compelled to lay down their lives as a
sacrifice on the altar of his damnab,e.
fiendish ambition for world power and
world domination.
SHOULD PAY IN FULL.
I'D like to see the German and Aus
TRAN people suffer a condition Of COM
merclal and industrial isolation for 100
years, while they are compelled to
toll till they sweat blood in their eff
forts to secure money to pay, SO far
as money can pay, for the p-building
of devastated France and for the res
toration Of poor. bleeding Belgium.
I'VE have all been pleased to know
that there is now on foot, promulgat-
ed by the patriotic citizens OF this
country, a movement, in which red
blooded Americans are asked to pledge
themselves that they will not purchase
indirectly, nor use any article manu-
featured in. nor imported from Austria
or from Germany; for Americans don't
want in their home articles made by
the hands Of men who place prisoners
| of war on the decks of vessels, then
submerge in mid-ocean, leaving their
victims to a watery fate: they don't
want in their homes articles made by
| the hands OF men who drop poison
candy from the clouds to be consumed
by prattling children on the street;
they don't want in their homes arti-
Giles made by the hands OF men who
send hundreds Of the flower of French
and Belgian womanhood in tears to
their pillows. praying that they may
never see the morning light"
SPEAKS FOR YANkS
Captain Dan F. Banks Of Boise, who
saw active service overseas, respond
ed in behalf of the soldiers and sail
ors. He told Of the heroic service Of
his men in the European war zone
and how they contributed to the great
victory which has been won for civil
ization. He declared that this city
has cause to be proud of its soldier
sons, as they had performed their duty
In a highly courageous manner and
had commanded the respect Of their
English and French companions in
arms. His address was well received.
James H. Gipson. who spent a year in
the war zone as an executive officer
OF the Red Cross. was another speaker
ON the program and told in a very in
Iteresting manner of his experiences
there. The celebration was terminate
ed by q four course dinner at the
Methodist church In the evening, which
was attended by about $50 service men.
In the evening the soldiers enjoyed an
open air dance on q mammoth plat
form which had been erected near
Liberty hall
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
PARKER TO GIVE LECTURE
AT NAMPA FRIDAY NIGHT

Nampa, April I'm. S. Parker
who is now associated with the Idaho
Tuberculosis association in the
capacity OF field secretary, will give
his illustrated health lecture in Nampa
Friday evening under the auspices of
the Modern Woodmen of America at
their meeting place and it is hoped
that a large number of Woodmen and
their families will be in attendance.
The pictures Mr.. Parker shows on the
canvas are high-class and everyone
should see them.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
EAGLE,

Eagle, April 16.-James Pfeiffer was
injured in one Of his limbA Tuesday.
by bone knife, while trimming meat
at the packing house.
The second number of the Ellison
White iyceum course was given In tho
community hall Monday evening.
Mrs. g. M. Johnston Of Pomeroy,
Washington. was visiting at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Roy Carpenter.
the first of the week.
Word has been received by friends
here that Mr.. ana Mrs. c. w. Crapster
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-16
SUES FOR PROPERTY DIVISION.

Caldwell, April ia suit was filed
in the district court today by Rose B.
Gardiner against James T. Gardiner
for the purpose Of effecting a division
Of property. alleged to be of COM
munity nature. According to the al
legation of the complaint the plaintiff
and her husband separated and en-
tered into an agreement for division
of the property May Is, 1916, that on
October II, 1918 they entered into a
supplementary contract and that the
defendant has not yet complied with
the contracts