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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
UNITED STATES TO KEEP
SEVERAL GERMAN LINERS

WASHlSGTON. Sept som"
or tho sclyed German liners are 20
no retained pormaucnuy by 'h"
United STATES as part ot 'hr army
transport corps, chief Of Srff March
today told tho hous" military COM
mittce.
President Wilson has definitely de-
cided on the alteration ot the ships.
he said. hpt asked 70 he excused
from discussing the plan ~ disposal
which would bc announced soon,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
COL. HOUSE IN PARIS
BUT REMAINS SILENT
Wilson'S Personal Representative De
CIincS tn Make Statement Rcgnru-
Ing Testimony OF Bullitrs
BY tn. Annotated Pres,

BY Tho As,oeiaisd Press.
PARIS. sept - Colonel Edward
NJ House. who arrived IN Paris this
evening. refused 10 discuss the state
mcnt made by william G. Bullitt be
fore the foreign relations committee
OF the United Statrs senate. Colonel
House said he would be IN Paris Tor
only short time for conference
win the American delegation. lie
viii not sit with the supreme couu-
Gil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
CONSUMPTION OF COTTON
DECREASES DU7lNG AUGUST

MASIlINGTON. Sept lt.-Cot'on
consumed during August amounted
TO 502.Sa6 bales on lint and -l,l'l
bales Of lntrrB, tho tensus bureau
announced today In August east
year 53l.g7l bales az lint ana l0l,-
ggg ~ Ilut"rs were consumed.
Cotton spindlcs aotIv" during Au.
gust numbered 3llNlIl0 compared
with a3.GDl, sos a year ago
Imports were 1900 bales com
pared with 1886 I'm August last year
Exports Amounted Co itJ.Hfa bales
Including 5IsG bales ~ lInt'is. com
pared with 2S7.4Jo bales including
la.64t ur l!ntcrs; iu August last
year
Statistics f0r cotton grow ms states
are. Cotton consumed during August
2T3.TJb baos compared with -'h,-
laG u August last Year
Cotton ON hand August 81 IN con-
lmIur establishments iN}.b2i tales
compared with 395l2l year ago,
and Jn puwln a'or1g" and ni COM
presses r53.la9 compared with L.
aaO.gT3 t year uNn.
Cotton sp.nt0,s active during M
gusi u cotton growing states num-
horrd l4.alt.4la compared with ~
3lt.SF2 lu August last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
Mr.. Hapsy Party

Dyspepsia, and Nervousness or Head
aches caused by Stomach troubles
You can get box Of Dlgestoiis at
your drug store with a guarantee Of
prompt relief or your money back.
pIGESTuIDS ars the happy discovery ~ :
french Physician . no used them s4rcessful} IN
he treatment 81 even the rnost obstinate cas-s
sf iudlrystIcn snd tunstipAu'n. You VII hnd
H.. Ut,ls mini candy coated tablets a truly
-sr,arkabis r~rr-,ly. pleasant " HEe rurcT
t.sstsblc thsy hsip your digestive ofTAna 10
10 their voTk.
b1e at al rood drus stores rvvrYvhcre. ~
% r.Hr dealer .as0 IEg.Eta'fs .r".
frr urrraH package Tho U.er...r '.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

Osngc lease owners east OF
range desiring their eases
drilled for an interest should
write - ". REYNOLDS, bOS Ftisl
National Bank Building, Bartles-
vile. oklahoma. giving full de-
tails and best proposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

\ cover FOR sewer outlets has
been Invented that prevents 90" en-
trance yf rats ur other animals Yet
docs no, interfere wph the flow OF
feNATr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
YouCan Make Your
Complexion Soft,
White and Youthful
By the Use of the Popular
BLACK and WHITE
Beauty Treatment.

Women e,eryuhsre want 10 look vol
The savage mslden tsttncS her sAin, flHes
rings boz hrr nose while the example Of
present IA, beauty .iB civilized woman
is soft Ns.yrp sAln and radiant com-
r.HNfur
Io attain beautiful skin. sticky. gres'y
fa.r .rraWs IopuHs, powders or rouge
should not he used Such cosmetics only
serve TO temporarily hide or mash tho un.
slightly skin
You can remove pfmplsS, insect h.te,
f-rrslrs tan sunhu-u and make Nour darn
sa"o~ muddy COMPLEXION white smooth
ant rou by tho use o' The Rlark ard Waite
HrAut, Treatment v1irh consists Of ONT
uagf and soap The' Ointment - used At
nigh. washed or the next morning II s
fi''ereri from rofmrtirs because % takes
o' Or removes skin b.cmishc' does not
cover Or md. them
Roth BLACK and white Ointment snd
Soap can De- bought A. a. good drug stores
'of "Fr.A rArkaEr ~ me mAnu'arturrrr
-.l send them direct postpaid on receipt
p' price
Pre-. sample Ari literature rNr ~ hAi n
Won viii sIv aud mail this 20 Back and
White, Hos 4IH Memphis Tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
SISsS RtHLRBl

- susrss-fri haufsfT. .'u rs1nt 'afr'F r-i'sTr'
s.-s - ~ ksust uiasf r-t Hsfs ahrrtl rssas Iu
ffr aaas ~ hsfrr rsiu ~ tntsTf-TruHr u.'h erft
NsHf n r-rris sfrrrrfr e. NJ fsgf.if f''N F7rtts
hT A tsgIs.s IsI nEflT g.. utiAi Gil, -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
~ ns American flag

R Sept With ar
= In Urr hand and q
the other Augustine
10. wa found dying NE
~aos who lives Ues-r"
shot THn man died I'd
after Ha wH. discovered
Nife and five gludrtl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
How To Prevent
& Indigestion

II Mt times you
We "A feeling Of
llness, a sour
ste or a bad
Is certain indl-
ton Of lntiges
N W hich II
elected may be-
me chronic
1t is so
very unnec-
essRry 20
I suffer from
y Indigestion,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

I'M formsrly u~rrt hN Jesse
topcr Sshili related .VaH obtained
lOUuC Am J. EerthUutt - Nrbra7
rms. iDUrfsb,. q lifelong friend -
go " OUTLAW The Bob Dalton
= S5eh Wdn wichita 10 was 'ah ON
3rE'kNg at q shsrt 'n." norHr. ...
~ IN NAszid BY the Wi,lfr uo-
shs Philippines and ne
DElTA lopGF procurryl a number .,
.1Hs' %" y weapon .n'H'.ur H.
~ tail gun UsrH .n f.H
.SEf8tSl he Itth century Moot
fTGSHtfN trrSa have their t..r.r.'
.afa~f ~ AgrT With tell 'H.r ....rH
,.,s.;--,,-.- .-l-,, .r.-S3n handle. .f.....
1r,t ,amouH wHr|'. .H".
syf fre #rmw-Ss found hs Cam.
kksf't., uar -sr and were purchase rI
z9ftfE.T N'rr Inir antique makes ..
{ N.Y. '..'.. chsrarfrrlsft
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
Kid Gloves
OF Quality in Latest Styles

You will like the quality and the
dressy appearance of these fine Kid
Gloves Be sure to see them tomor-
row.
Ladies' two-clasp French kids in
tan, brown, grey, black and white, for
$500 and $3.50 a pair.
Two-clasp French kid in white or
grey washable Gloves, are unusually
good for $3.50 a pair
Tan kid Gloves, fleece-lined, nice
for driving or going to market $3.50
a pair.
LADIES' strap wrist Gauntlets in grey
suede, fleece-lined, for $3.25.
One-clasp cape Gloves in nearly all
shades, are special for tomorrow at
$1.75 a pair.
Washable doette Gloves, either two
clasp or strap, wrist gauntets in brown,
beaver, grey white or black, $l.5O to
$500 pair.
Chamosette Gloves In white, black,
brown, grey and sand, very special for
$l.00 a pair.
Warm, good-lOolsing Gloves for the
children.
Tan kids, fleece-llned, at $1.5O and
$1.75 a pair.
Grey suede, feece-lined, at $1.75
pair
White or tan kid, feece-llned
Gloves at S1.75 and $500 pair.
Washable doette Gloves in colorS,
at $1.25 a pair.
Gloves, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
VFEi7fVlCEE.7io.54cf-i7is ~
OPEN 9 A. M.
Close $50 p. M ;
SAT. s =. Nj. (
Fancy Ribbons i'm
w Onderful
Varieties

Brocaded ribbons in the latest de-
signs, for bags and vestings, $2.75 to 81
a yard.
A few ribbons of very nice quality
brocaded or plain, 44c TO ST a yard, in
cluding the favorably known "Haribow
Band In white, pink, blue, taupe,
brown, yellow, navy and black.
Peco ribbons and velvet ribbon for
dress trimmings, 35c to 79c yard.
Narrow baby ribbon in white, pink,
light blue, lavender, yellow and Xmas
red and Xmas green, so desirable for
fancy work and tying up Xmas pack
ages, should be purchased now while the
selection is at its best; prices start at &c
and go to zoe yard.
The Xmas novelty ribbon, 15c a
piece.
Ribbon Dept.-1st floor.
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS
The Fashionable
Leather Goods
For right now. For Thanksgiving, for
Xmas Gifts

New and fashionable shapes, includ-
ing thes Kodak" Shapes-from $1.50
to $500.
"Canteen bags" leather, black, tan,
taupe or grey, SIS. These have large
mirrors, vanity bags, and change purse,
and are the very thing for the gift for
that young girl to whom you don't
know just what to give.
Children's bags-The cute little bags
for the little tots are here at 75c to
$1.25, new shapes and colors. These
always run out early in the season, so
you had better get your Xmas gift now.
Velvet bags, of particular nice quail
ity, are only $3.75 to $6.75; these are
well-made in stylish new shapes Of good
panne velvet and have vanity mirror
and change purse. They are particu-
larly desirable for evening.
First FlOor-Leather Goods.
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
ARMISTICE!
Constipation, Headache,
Colds, Biliousness, Sur
tender to "Cascarets"

Bring back peacel Enjoy life Tour
system is nlled with liver and bowel
poison which keeps your skin sallow,
your stomach upset, your head dull and
aching Your meals are turning Into
poison, gases and acids. You can not
feel right Don't stay bilious or con
siipated Feel splendid always by TAX
ing Cascarets occasionally. They act
without gripping or inconvenience. They
never sicken you like Calomel, Salts
nil or nasty harsh pills. They cost so
iiltle ioo-Cascarets work while you
sleep.
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
Oil HEAT 0. I'D.
FOR N. Y. Homes
CITY Fire Laws Amended to
Permit Change in
Furnaces
NOT WORRYING OVER
COAL SUPPLY
BY FREDERICK NJ. KERRY.

NEW YORK. NOV. 25.-Announcemen.
that OH can be used as fuel in homes
and hotels in New York has been made
by COL John p. Leo, chairman Of The
Board Of standards and Appeals OF
New York. Heretofore. the use Of fuel
oil in city dwellings and hotels has
been prohibited by the fire laws Fuel
oil engineers and fire prevention eX-
perls have finished exhaustive inNesll-
cations into the use OF fuel oil and
have adopted rules 10 cover The use OF
this form OF fffel-in homes.
Under The former regulations. the
Bureau Of Fire Prevention could nos
issue such permits To correct the
situation Mayor Hyl3n early last June
asked the Board OF Stsndards ana Ap-
peals TO investigate. a tentative drafi
of new rates was completed Aug. T.
public hearings were held. and the
nnal adoption Of the rules has just
been announced.
"These fuel OH rules. said Colonel
Leo. ~maka oil available az a fuel under
conditions and provisions as TO stor-
age and equipment and the quality OF
.. tue OH tiat INnhN Nl' use NA hiAN AANA
thoroughly safe We have adopted
rules under which lhe people OF The
city can choose their fuel and be sci
free from the exactions OF any fuel
monopoly"
Tho rules become effective Dec. T.
1919. Already applications for permits
for install itions OF oil fuel burners
under he rules are being received at
the office OF the Board Of Standards
and Appeals in the Municipal Building.
Evening journal., 1919-11-25

The $500 Goats for $3.50 are
mostly from makers sample racks
and "clcan-upS" Of ones and twoS.
There are also included some very
nice coats from our regular stock.
Both fur-tgimmed and plain tailored
coats in this assortment in the wanted
colorS and fabrics. Remarkable
values on our fresh new fashionable
coats. Cleanup prices before
Thanksgiving. Take advantage OF
this sale tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
CITY AUT0 SLOW IAN. POI

The Wilmington automobile show
viii be held in the lobby OF tho Hotel
dupont for two weeks, opening January
%. 10 was decided by the Board OF
Governors at a meeting last night w.
"A. Mcdonald presided at the meeting
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
Warm Wool
Blankets

OF fine quality,
light in weight, soft
as fur, warm as toast
and because we
bought these many
months ago you viii
: find their prices re-
markably reasonable.
, Full size for double
! beds. $13, SIS, $13,
$40 a pair.
Grey wool Blan-
kets, $11, $12 and
E $14.
/. Fancy plaid Blan-
4 kets of wool, Sll TO
! sic.
Extra fine cotton
4 Blankets, W hite
& SAYS, $3.50 and 81.
3 Grey cotton Blan-
Z kets. $3.50, $3.75
and up TO $500,
The famous Bea-
4 con plaid cotton
Blankets, $40 and
] S12.
Beacon Bath Robe
Blankets, each blan-
ket woven extra
large expressly fof
making up into bathi
robes. $500 each.
Indian Novelty
Blankets, SO each.
Evening journal., 1919-11-25
Have a New Rug
FOR THANKSGIVING
Buv It Here Now and Save

t tho ric.s are sill going up mills Choosing mmeda'ey
fo bps Won have the benefit earlier purchases ~ T
special prices these very desirable and ye[y De@' % "a o
fling 6 fhe real oriental rugs. Color effects to ~ VIA your M III
dviuaI decorative schemes hef in good qu4nP III s
Todavs value S125OO still special price OF SS5o0
Today value 90 still at spscal pee OF m
Ard few in the square hall ze S3xlot reef io @iV0V0'
Administer Rugs, 9xl2 feet seamless grade SSOOO'
Velvet Rugs 9x12 feet seamless style S4oVo; S40Hooo
sanesrv Rugs, 9x12 feet seamless styles %4OUU; -, ST.,
Smaller Rugs, 6x9 feet for BEDROOMS ana R Sa Vg a
coo 90 Of the best Velves for $500 and heavy ADMINISTERS
for $500. - - e,o o,,r line of Rugs right
ou, Won viii save money we will gain new friends
Evening journal., 1919-11-25

Bakers and confectioners should Use
the Want Ads during the coming
month
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
POr II. II. Windsor.

Aquellos que no hacen alarde
de estar versadOs Ell economic pO-
litica, 10 mismo que la parte bue-
na V sana de los socialistas, van
gradualmente llegando al conven-
cimientO de que es una necesidad
abandOnar a su desesperaci0n V
ruina al fatal Bolshevismo.
Caer uno, Y la familia, y la pro
piedad, en- sus redes, es como caer
en- un mar procelosO, merced de
una 1Gbil barquilla pilotada por
un loco. '@ '''-'''' "''.'' ''4.
No existe un bolshevique promi-
nente que haya demostrado 81
habilidad para gobernar los inte-
reses del pueblo. Por el contra
rio, el BOlShivismO es eSencialMen-
te destructOr, tantO de la vida co
mo de la propiedad. Es, un con-
junto, un experimento hecho con
miles de promesas. de fatales re-
slltados todos, como las que pu-
dieramos esperar de un borrach0
que disparara cohetes Ell un alma
cen de p6lvora.
Ell BOlshevismo ha dcstruido va
.cientps de ,hogares " graneros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
LA "FAJARDO SUGAR co."

FL Secretario Executive de Puer-
to Rico ia expc,li'lo certifcado dc
registro Il 'a eorpo;aci6n de! pas
denominada The Fajardo Sugar
Company OF Porto Rico cnya Off
Gina principal estara situada en-
el pueblo de Fajardo, p r. Los
fines .principalei de dicha corpo-
raci6n scran dcdicarse IL la fabri-
caci6n dc aztlcar, micles, y demas
productos que puedan obtenerse
de la cana de aziicar. Su capital
autorizado cs de $1,000, 100000,
siendo sus incorporadores los Sc
nores Jorge Bird y Arias, Y Loring
y. Farnum. de Fajardo, y George
D. Graves. dc San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
Mario 8, 1919.

WASHINGTON. = Tcmas II.
Gregory, que cesara ell su cargo de
Procurador General Federal el dia
de mafana (Marzo A. acompaIara
al PreSidente Wilson en- skl regre-
so Francia, como consejerO ju-
rldico, durante las conferencias. Sc
supone que cuando mas Sc necesl-
taran los servicios de Mr.. Gregory
sera en- las discusioncs que de
lugar la construction de la Liga
international.
FILADELFIA.-Carlos Z. Van
Loan, humorista de nota Y eseri-
tor deportivo. murio hoy dc nefri-
It's cr6nica en- un hospital de Abing
ton, (Pennsilvania). Su e >osa E
'iijos permanecieron jurta al lccho
hasta ell fin.
aROMA.-Ayer ell Primer Minis
tro Orlando explico arte q parla-
laento italiano los prG2lemas y di-
ficultades que confrontan a Italia
antes de que la Paz sea I'm hecho
definitivo. Las tribunas diploma
tica, militar y de la prensa, 10 mis-
mo que las del p1blico, esta5an
atestadas. Sobre todo Sc oyo con
gran atencion 10 que el mini3tro
dijo tocante a la Ligai de Magic
mes. a8f ,5aa q:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
La raza 1naldita va
a tener Una patria.
POR INALAMBRICO

VARSOVIA.-Entrc las condi-
clones del armisticio prcpuestas a
Ukrania, por los delegados aliados,
Sc estipula que Lemberg y los de-
p0sitos petrollferos de Galitzia
quedaran comprendidos entire los
lfmites de Polonia. Sc cree que
Ukrania 10 acepte.
WASIiLNGT0N.-El Pre- Gden-
te Wilson manifesto hoy a una &c
legaci6n del Congrcso .Judaico
Americana, que, en su opinion las
naciones aliadas convendrian con
los E2tados Unidos, Ell el restable-
cimicnto de los judlos en- la Pales-
tina. ccmo estado Independence.
NUEVA YORK.-se anuncia
que tres .obispos protestantes pro-
pordran al Papa la formation de
una Liga Cristiana, compuesta por
las Iglesias Catolica, Cismatica
Gricga. Rusa y Protestante, en- ba-
Sos similares a la de las Naciones
Fl objeto de esta nueva sociedad
e; la cooperation de estas cuatru
ramas en- la diffusion del ideal cris-
t;ano por todo ell mundo.
| LONDRES.-Numewsos despa-
ciAos especiales recibidos de Ber.
lin. dan cuenta de que el actual go
bierno aleman esta per caer. La
situaci6n Sc considera de gravedad
extraordinaria. ~ nsi,ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
Graves des0rdenes en- Ma.
drid.-- I'm motin con CaraCter
rey0luci0nario.
CABLE A LEI. EMPARCIAL"
Via w. I. Z. dRd z. Co.
MARIO 3.


MADRID-A consecllenca del encarermiento de las
subsistencias, han o~urrido sangrientos mOnes Ia
Capital de Espaia. Turbas de lluchachos ereS
tire las que meZcaban algunos hombres han sa1ueao
establecimentos, ncendandO nlmeIOsOs editciOs que
han queado parcia tOtamenie destruld0s agun0s de
elos. Las fuerZas de Ortlen pGblic0 Uer0n barrdas
pOr la muchedumbre irIitada que lleg5 sem1rar e te
en- la ciudatl.
MADRID.-Ante ell cmpuje que iba tomando ell motln
fue precise pr0camal la Ley Marcial lei bando del Ca
pn General qued0 fjado los stios mas visibles de
la capital despues de haber sdo eldO frene al mnise
rio de la Gobernacion el C0ngreso de los Diputad0s
inmediatamente las rOpas hicieron cargo del aanc:
nimentO del Orden.
= MADRI-Se creia que la intervention de la tro-
pa, H. alma renacer1a la cudad, perO ben prontO
hcieron los amotinados que hiceron rente los sol
ados, tsabandose desc Sperados encuenPos La inque
zren Ia cuda vi, isinla mmtras ia E.uehatlubre
trono, ,ree al Ej@rcife enasslve }ns quese enctt Ii
r~l~ g. sssta hei} q san5a n.n eo. IA lnq' o-
EADRID.-Las fuerZaS militares. mpuseron fa-
talme6te respondiendQ Ia may discipna Doscien-
t9s@etre hombres eras. hnI sido llevaos los hos
pitaies herldoS de mayor menor gravedad. Hay 45
detenidos, por hacer encarnizada resstenca las
ntimaciCncs de la fueZa encargada de restableccr ell
orden.
Patruas de cabaera recorren las GALES todas di
TeciOnes.
En- los Cuatro Caminos frente la Puerta de Alcala
las estac0nes del Medic Dla del Norte todOs
los sitios estategicos de la cdad la trOpa vivaquea
han sido establecidas baterias portatiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
BOLSHEVISMO.

aun no ha construido ningunO.
El BolshevismO ha incendiadC
incOntables dep0sitos repletos dt
|comestibleS. fabricas V talleres
TOdavIa no ha planeado uno, nj ha
.pensadO edificar NADIA Ell lugar dt
aqu6llos.
El BOlshevismO ha maltratadC
v muerto Il intinidad de seres hu
manos; nune2 ofreci6, seguridad
nj protection, nj siquiera una me
diana ayuda, Il ningtn hombre de
trabajO. +.
El Bolshcvismo no ha cegado III
tpantano,. hi ha regadO 'un teirenc
Iesteril; no crea escuelas. donde los
.pequeiios puedan in aprender'
mo erige santuarios donde ell hom
bre vaya Orar.
El BolshevismO no recOn0ct
DiOs. V son sus derechOs los bruta
les v torpes de su fuerza avasa
llante
Lo mismO que una bestia feroz
Ipuede ell un instante, echar a5ait
~ haaer ahicos la labor de mucho:
amos; pero nj un siglo podria re
construir nj crear 10 que sil manC
tal0.
No efrece NADIA que puetla Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03

; Ger del mundO un siti0 Ge yenturas
para vivir; pcrO 81 nos brindan
miedO, temOres, hambre y deses-
peraci0n.
Is la canalla ignorante favore
ciendO un salvaje V prolongado
desOr1en, V casual e inevitable
mente ha de mcrir por su propia
falta de cohesion.
I ST cada hOmbre, mujer o milo
len el munGO fuera un bolsheviquc,
active, en- POGO tempo no quedarfa
un0 con vida, pOrque ellos mismos
Sc destruir1a1 haciendose pedazos,
y los supervivientes perecerian ell
ire las ruinas humeantcs de la CT
iyilizaci6n.
La tOrmenta la connection sis
mica, la ola Que avanza, el alud
de la montana son demOstracio
nes de un podtr irresistible, que
nos castiga: todc clio es tremendo,
hOrrOrOsO que aZOta cuantO en-
cuentra ell el can'ino; perO, al fin,
tOdO termina.
Aquellos que lastimosamente sc
inclinan al bOlch evismo, deben
Ipensar ell estas cosas.
l@a 'tTraducidd del ingles.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
LA ASAMBILEA
DE EAIPLEADOS


FL sabado per la tarde Sc llevc
efecto, en- la biblioteca Carnegie.
la .Asamblea de Empleados del Go
bierno Y municipales. asistiendo
gran niimero- de elloS. Sc presen'
taron tres proyectos la considera-
zion de los presentes. Uno por ell
senior ,Susano Bccanegra, para
que ell Gobierno pague lntegro ell
seguro los empleados, ell casos de
muerte, utilidad ancianidad !;
otro, por ell senior Miguel A. Co.
rrea, para que ell seguro Sc pague
por parties iguales entire ell G0bier-
no y los empleados y. .otro, por el
senior Ramon Lebr0n, para Que
sean los empleados los que 10 pa
guen.
Sc n0mbr0 una comisi6n com
puesta de los senOres Carmelo Ho-
! more. Luis Cuevas Zequeira. Felix
Hilera, Sulsano Bocanegra y Ra-
mon Lebron para que estudien di-
chos proyectos y presenter su in
forme a una Asamblea General de
Empleados que Sc verificara el sa-
bado proqimos, para tomar acuer-
do definitivo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
4 PONCE.

El antique Jefe de maquinas
de la Compania del Ferrocarril
Sr. Francisco Loaiza, esta ahOra
Ell Ponce donde ha sido destina-
do para prestar sus serviciOs. En-
breve realizara un viaje de tres
meses a Espaila para regresar
despues Il la Isla Y cOntinuar SUI
labol. en- la Empresa dOnde tra-
baja hace muchos amos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
DON ENRIQUE BIRD, Sc EN-
CUEETR.A EN- GRAVE
ESTADO.

.Anoche Sc celebro .onsulta de mt
dicos. FL estado en- que Sc cncuentHa
nuestro querido amigo don Enrique
Bird es de gravedad. La enfermc-
dad ha tornado caracteres alarman-
tes en,las tiltimaS horaR No es ne
cesario cair 10 que sentimos y 10
que aeIcbrariamos que ell distin-
guido enfermo recuperara la salud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03

sonrisa y gentileza de Dona Ines.
Dcna Ana Y Dona Sol que de esos
tlpos 2rctescos cue entrailan ell al
ma pechera.
Ante la excelsitud de SUI gloria
ell eronista depone su pluma Y pi
de pcrd6n la noble DANA por la
pobreza de estilo de estas NAL ira
zadaS lineas, hcchas al vuelo. en- cs
tie dia de su bencfcio, en- el cual
Sc derramaran perlas a los pies de
Dona Alejandrina Caro-, dcs veces
triunfadora, una en- su calrera ar
tistica y otra en- la obra de su hija
Julia.
Ell IAIPARCIAL vuelca sus re
sas al paso de la gran actriz de ca
racter de la Companfa DeIgadC-
Care Campos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
Los degado aponeses Cogeo della Paz Sc esan eegs de /
Lga dels Nacones eacones uersaas entire Fanca Aman
Los propagandistfss ppQrtoniquenos
expulsos de Cuba,

Ramon Bal4rs y Alfredo
Negrin, mieml os de la Co.
mission enviad] la lsla de
Cuba por ell 5ite de Re
sistencia de la Yuelga de ta-
baqueros, que egara MANA
na en- ell "Santi 20 de Cuba,
expulsados pd al gobierno
de aquel pals.
Los trabaj lmes prepa-
ran una mani fstacion para
recibirlos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03
ASOCIACION MEDICA
Directiva para 1919

Jorge del Toro, Presidente-direC
tor; Pedro Malaret, Vice-pretiden
te-director; Jacinto Aviles, Tesore
ro-director; Rafael Bernabe, Secrt
tario-diroctOr; p. Gutierrez Igara-
videz, y Jose S. Belaval, Console.
ros-directores.
Los dos Gltimos cargos SON has
Ia diciembre 81 de 1921.