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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-11

Los prisNneros americanos cue
van regresando de Alemania a
Francia por la via de Siuiza, han
esarito a slls falniliares en- los rs
tados Unidos, y unanimemente
declaran, que deben su vida a lf
Cruz Roja, que la cuadado de ellos
con toda esplendidez, mechanic el
sistema de paquetes postales con
alimentos y trajes que semanal-
mente les enviaban desde Suiza, de
acuerdo con arreglos heehos por la
Cruz Roja Americana,
Los trabajadores de la Cruz
Roja agregados a la Division 27,
de Nueva York, que en- breve re
gresara de Europa, tomaran parte
en- Ell desfle que cfectuaran los sci
dados por las avemiIas de la ciu-
dad. Llevaran la cocina de cam
pafia que usaron en- las operacio-
mes en- el frente de Flandes.
La Srta. Dorothy Hamlin, ira
bajadora del Servicio de Cantinas
de la Cruz Roja Americana en-
Francia, ha fallecido de influenza
en- ell Hospital No. 10l de Paris,
siendo enterrada en- el Cementerio
americana el Is de enero 1ltimo.
Anteriormente prestaba servi-
clos en- Ell Hospital de La Cruz Ro-
ja en- Manchester, Inglaterra, has
ia que fue trasladada las Can't
mas de Paris.
Una Comision de auxilio ha
sido enviada a Polonia, debido a
las diffciles condolences que ALI
prevalecen. No solamente Sc Nhan
remitido where's, sin6 personal me
dico, enferuneras, dentistas, admi-
nistradores de hospitales y eNper-
tos en- transporte, para atender a
las mas urgentes necesidades del
momento
-Actualmente Sc trabaja en- los
Capftulos de La Cruz Roja de los
Estados Unidos en- la preparation
de trajes para refugiados, que es
la mas urgente necesidad, y Ell Ca
pftulo del Condado de Nueva
York sblamente wiene hacienda
10000 trajes cada mes.
Delegados de todos los Capi'
fuIos de Ia Division del Atlanticc
Sc reuniran en- eonfereneia duran
fe los dias 4, 5 y 6 del presente
mes En- Ell Centre de ensefanza de
NueFa York, tratandose los impor-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-11
"CASA DE ESPANA" EN-
PUERT ORICO
JUNTA DIRECTIVA CENTRAL,
sCONyO( (4ATQRI3II lAA..~.--.---Ila.

En- cumplimiento de 10 que pre-
ceptua ell artfculo 13 de las Clau-
sulas de incorporation, por la
presente Y Ell nombre de la Junta
Directiva Central que tengo elEho-
nor de presidir, convoco la jun
ia General Ordinaria que ha de-
tener lugar en- nuestro domicilio
social (oficinas del Casino Espa-
iol) las nueve de la manana del
domingo % de febrero. ,,r
A la Asamblea solo podran con-
currir los Delegates de la Jun
tas Locales, siempre que reunan
las condiciones exigidas por el
Art. "a de nuestro Reglamento.
San Juan, P. R., Enero % dss
1919. Ia sol
Antonio CAUBET,
Advt. Presidente Accidental.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-11

lei sabado s del corriente efec-
,tu6se en- el Tetro Municipal La We
lada de Lourdes para la cual exis-
tia un gran entusiasmo tanto de
parte de las hijas de esta santa
congregation, como del pdblico en-
general.
La fiesta fue un verdadero 6xito
que corona los esfuerzos de todos
los que coadyuvaron para
que 6sta resultase verdaderamente
lucida.
Abri6 el aeto el limo. Sr. Obs
pe, el cual en- sentidas frases nos
hablo de religion y carload y del
amor a csta milagrosa Virgen.
El primer ndmero en- el progra-
ma, representaba un cuadro plas-
tieo compuesto de las Srtas. Ma
ria i, Fabregas, Ginesa, Rosa y
Gloria Iiigueras, Carmen Anto-
netti, Pillar Castro, Consuelo V
Carmen Carazo, Mary Guillermety,
Ana Maria Marquee, Marianita
Lopez Ceporo Y niiias Santos, Ibe-
70 y Ferrer. La Virgen era repre-
sentaba por Ia Srta. Maria 7. Fa-
bregas. Habia tai tinte de realidad
en este cuadro cue talmente pa
recia reproducifse la escena GUAM
do esta milagrosa Vlrgen ALA en-
Ispaha apareci0se en- una gruta
ante undS humildes Bernardetas.
FL segundo n(mero qued0 a car
20 de Ia bella senorita Ana Maria
FaldGs Ii cual ejecut0 con su acos-
tun1brada maestria Ia RaBsodia
Edngara No. II de Litsz. Recibi0
Ia pianista notable una verdadera
ovaciGn y fu6 obsequiada con pre-
closes bouquets de flores.
I1l teFcer n1mero lie TOGO a la
Banda Municipal, dirijida por ell
sr. Manuel Tizol que bajo su ma
gistral batuta nos hizo sentir la
Isabella de snppe, cuya overtura
fu6 fielmente ejecutada, premian-
do los esfuerzos de esta conocida
banda con una estruendosa saliva
de aplausos.
FL "Pr6logo de Pagliacci" can
tado por ell sr. Enrique Bird Jr.
acompanado al piano por Ell pia-
n;sta Juan Onein fle un verdade-
.se4'I 'IilsaeeSs Enriqste ataca las no.
tas con eRtereza y su yoz es la
veg que dulce, firme; ell p1blico lie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-11
La Velada de Lourdes

|minar LA ULTIMA lCANZONNE
|a1n yibraban en- nnestros oftlos
|sus 1ltimos gorjeos. Fue obse-
|quiada la artista con artisticos
canastillos de flores como un hui
milde tribute a sa magico arte.
M cuadro plastieo sPoreelanas
Biahcas" per las Sftas. Pepita
Valdes Cobian, Carmen Ma. Gius-
iii, Maria L. Saldaia, Mercedes y
Anita Caldef6n v los jopenes En-
rique Collatle, Antonio Bercelo
Jr. y Jose Antonio Canals, excite
Eun niurmullo de admiration, pa
recian yerdaderas poreelanas de
arte esculpidas por ell 1nejor escul-
tor. Tres veees fue levantado el
telon fernando Ell los tres distin-
tos grupos que representation el
amor, la sabidurfa Y ell arte, los
que el pdblieo aplaudi6 con entu-
lsiasmo.
ola PRIERE DE HASSEL-
MANI ejecutada por la Srta. Ma
ria Isabel Bird, fue un n1mero
muy bonito, algo divino invadfa
ell ambiente cuando salian bajo la
impression de sus dedos de marfil,
los sublimes sonidos de SUI arpa.
Tambien hubo flores para Maria
Isabel, como una muestra de adni-
raci6n su belleza Y a su arte.
La labor de La notaIbilfsima acom
paiante, Crucita Verar de Real,
les digna de todo encomio. La ex-
celentisima pianiSta fue aclamada
como en- justicia merecfa.
Ell lltimo numero era un cua-
Idro representado por las seiioritas
Ana Ma. Valdes, Maria Teresa
Delgado, Adelita Ross, Isabel Mo-
ra, Carolina Gordils, Ketty Figue-
ras, Carmen L. Rucabado, Olim,
pia y Margot Montilla, Mercedes
Audrey, Adelita Astol, Matilde y
Mary Sanchez, Carmen Antonetti,
ConsuelO Carazo, Angeles Ozores,
Angelita LENA, Conchita Ruiz Y
Mercedita y Arturito Guerra, Y Sc
titulaba Ola PRINCESA ESTA
TRISTE". Este cuadro estuvo a
LA vez que bello, .artistico. Ana
Ma. Nald6s con su rubia cabellera
suelta y sentada EN- ell trono Kacfa
Ieisfunlbrar Ia Inelancolfa de una
princesa triste que espera la lie
gada del principe que traiga su
alma un suefIo de amor.
La conocida y siempFe bella poe
sla de Ruben Darfo LA Princesa
Iesta triste" fue muy bien recitada
por Maria 7. Delgado; hlego siguio
el bailable, hadas q. danzaban alre-
dedOr de SUI princesa para dlsipar'
sus sublimes tristezas. Este cua-
|dro estaba amenizado por una or
questita compuesta de las Srtas.
Maria L. Muiioz Morales, Julia
Rahola y Astol y Ell joyen EspaIlol,
los cuales con los dulces acordes de
sus instrumentos hacfan mas viva
y<real la fantasia.
El final estuvo a cargo del Rvdo.
Padre Nueya Paz, director de la
Corte de Honor, ell cual ,debe estar
realmente satisfecho del 6xito al
canZado.
Cast todos los ntimeros fueron
reprisados; hubo arte, poesfa, luz
y colorido, pueden estar orgullosas
las Hijas de.Lom'des que portando
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-11
CASA DE MADEIRA

Sc Uende una hermtosG ca
sd de MADEIRA, de mug s6lidG
construction, con jdrdti,, ga !.
rage q teryeno para hortqli-
"a q yuca de Ieche, sta en- lar
carretera de Hato Reg. ac
Para eds informes, escrt-
base.u p. O. Boa 25, Hdto
Rey. ADFr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-11
SENADo DE PUERTO RICO.
AvISO DE SUBASTA.
Oicina del Secretario.
Febrero 6 de 1919.


La lSecretarfa del Senado admit
tira proposiciones en- pliegos ce-
rrados para impression de docu-
mentos legislatiyos durante la le-
gislatura ordinaria del aiio actual
desde esta fecha hasta las nueve
de la manana del dia II, inclusive,
del corriente mes.
En- esta ofcina Sc facilitaran
modelos de proposiciones y Sc da-
ran los informes que los Interest,"
dos deseen obtener.
{ Jose MUNOz RIVERA,
Secretario del Senado de P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-11
CORTE sUPREMA.

&ehdldntientOs crimindles.
FL jueves Sc veran en- la Corte
Suprema, las apelaciones de Ra-
mona Rivera por infracci6n al
artfculo 2ss del C6digo Penal y
de Maria Gonzalez, por infrae-
ci0n al mismO artfculO. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
NEW YORK FIRE
DAMAGE RUNS
INTO MILLIONS
FIRE STILL RACES AND
FIFTY ARE INJURED
Five Oil Tanks Still Burning
and Change May Ignite the
Others-Fremen Are
Exhausted
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. { 14-with mora
than fifty persons ed and the fdAiA-
age already done imated At nom
$4,000, 900 to $4,000. 10. weary fireusn
tonight were still fik, lting threat OF
further explosions Of oil tanks at the
fire which practically wiped out tho
Stone and Fleming Oil company's- plant
in Long Island City yesterday.
Five tanks Of crude oil were burning
late today. Should there be sudden
shift of the wind from north to north.
cast. many additional tanks In plants
nearby would be threatened a. wen a
thousands Of tons Of coal
The flremcn were working In short
shifts. SO exhausted had they become
that when relieved for . brief rest. they
lay down in the streets near the nre
zone and went fast asleep. -
The twenty acres Of fre-swr7t terri.
tory looked like a scene in whr devas.
tatcd France or Belgium. Tanks were
crumpled up; huge steel girders lay N
a tangled mass, few walls were left
standing, and burning oil continued 20
flow along the surface Of Newton Creek
Mayor Hylan made two trips to the
fire this morning. and once was stand.
ing within $50 feet Of a tank when u
exploded. He was deluged with water
and oil, but insisted that he had not
been in ony danger and after praistAE
the work Of the hremen and POLES
drove away. =.
Indications tonight were that the
would continue for three or four da9A
department officials said. fs7i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
LINES DRAWN SHARPLY IN THE
SENATE ON PEACE TREATY FIGHT

on ratification is taken several weeks
hence.
Because Of the enormous length "t
the document the formal FIRST reading
will be dispensed with and tn" treaty
taken I'D article by article. This plan
probably will bring an carly 'rial 90
strength-possibly tomorrow-wlth the
reaching OF article three or the i"aeu"
covenant, in which is defined the voting
mower Of the various powers in the
league council and assembly. The Tor
eirn relations committee majority has
recommended an amendment TO the
form OF n proviso stipulating that IN"
I-nitcd states shall have vote in the
assembly equal 10 the agGreEat" vote of
any nation having sclf-govcrnirg col
onies and dominons. also members ot
the league.
This amendment, foStcrcd by Senator
Johnson. Republican. California, is ann
ed TO make the voting power or thc
United States equal to that OF Great
Britain and her dominions.
Continue Negotiations.
NEGOTIATIONS are TO he continued dur
ing the week between the "mild' ana
drastic" reservationistS. As tho queS-
+ton Of reservations will not be taken
nm until the treaty is considered article
nv article, the reservation controversy
will not soon be brought to q head.
Rcading Of the treaty by articles
estimated by Henry Rose. senate read
ing clerk, as requiring in itself about
27 hours. or six days time-and tho con-
sideration Of the various articles Will
be interspersed by debate, both eXtem-
poraneous and prepared.
Consideration OF the treaty will be in
terr1rtcd Wednesday and Thursday TO
ncrrni, senator's to honor the leader OF
Tho forces which did much to make q
neoce treaty possible-General Persh-
Ing Congress will adjourn Wednesday
when General Pershing will lead the
Errst division and the two houses Will
hold a Joint session Thursday to pay
tribute TO the expeditionary command
er. -,
Although the peace treaty will have
right Of way in the senate. disposal OF
..ycrnl important minor bills by n
",ousezing-in" process Is planned.
Among these are the prohibition enforce
mont and food control extension bills
now IN conference and that providing
for further banking credits TO facilitate
fail crop movements.
While tho senate Is struggling with
tho treaty. the house Will engaged on
,n,,or bills, including those raising tar
ifr~ on dyes and licensing their iinr"r-
,utJon the cold storage regulation nh
and tho 10000. 00O deficiency approprI-
alton bill. supplying funds for various
d, par.lurhts' efforts in tlghtinS the
cos, OF living
Charges that Postmaster General Bur
Lesson has ignored civil *crric" rules in
appointing postmaStCrs ar" "Npcrtcd To
receive examination tomorrow from Il
senate postoftlce Sub-cOmmittc" which
will hear Former Civil Service Com
missioner Galloway. who recently h"-
cused Mr.. Burleson 70 forcing him out
Of office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
d., MINERS
ENDORSE STRIKE
Organizers who would Ask Men To Go
Back To work Refused
Hearing.

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 14;-StriRinG
mine workers OF the Delaware, Lacka'
wanna and Western company. held @
mass meeting this afternoon at which
the strike was endorsed and hope OF an
carly settlement went gIimmering Ma
tional Organizer ID. NJ. Fowler and Board
Member James Gleason. who sought 10
urge the mon 10 return to work were not
allowed TO speak and both say they Will
ask for the revocation of the charters
of the locals on strike.
All Delaware and Hudson mon wht
have been on strike the past week vii
return TO work tomorrow morning anc
submit their grievances through th'
district officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15

The campaign Is yet young-in fact
the gathering Of credits Is Just gaining
momentum and there never was q better
time for the entry of new contestants
than right now. The SPECIAL HXI-5
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
STEEL STRIKE IS DEFERRED !.
UNTIL AFTER OCTOBER 3
PERSH|NG SPENDS QUIET DAY;
GREETED WITH ENTHUSIASM
EVERYWHERE; PARADE WEDNESDAY

night a personal call ortwo took him out
Of his hotel: but no public 1uhctioh
whatever vcXed his day.
/ Washington tonight was assuming
moro martial air than it has had al an!
time since tho war hogan. WITH -o'oVo
mcn or moro Of the first division assem-
bling for tho national Victory parade
"Wednesday. the camps and barracks
about tho city were ov"rflowing WIN
soldiers and the streets full OF FIRST ol-
vision men day and night.
The weather has been almost ldeai
for two days with cool touch or lnlI
in the air to temper brilliant sun. INC
trees for which the city is FAMOUS are
IN tho fun glory Of their grccnery. franz
inr hoth sides Of this historic route or
AMERICAN national spcctacles and where
John ]. FcrShinG will ride for the last
time at the head Of his victorious arm
ics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15

Special Dispatch to the Intcllgencer.
BALTIMORE Md. Sept. H.-Bishop
T. J. Donahuc. OF Wheeling. to-day de-
livered. on the occasion Of the historic
mass in honor OF Cardinal Mercicr. at
the Cathedral here. y sermon that goes
down !nto the archives OF the Ancri-
can hierarchy. az the most mastertuI
rhetorical accomplishment Of the era.
The bishops sermon was Al introduce
tion OF Cardinal Mercier 1" the church
folk Of Baltimore. and brought from
the Belgian prelate response tAat
likewise. was historical.
Clothed in tho crimson raipent Of his
rank. which so appropriately symbolized
the martyrdom of the Belgian nation.
Cardinal Mercier made supplementary
address from the same pulpit occupied
by the Wheeling bishop. thus breaking
all precedent In. Catholic ceremony.
Cardinal Gibbons issued orders to-
night 70 have the bishops sermon
printed Immediately in book form. His
sermon. bishop Donahur told ot the
great teachings OF M"rci"r and how
they had strengthened tn" faith OF Bel
r.url ir -" justice OF God: how his
sympathetic and fearless pastora!s had
held together rhc moral and spiritual
, fibre OF tho nation while il stradfastly
refused to take on the vasse's yoke. de-
pending. with simple. dauntless faith
! upon providence" TO bring justice and
: chaS,isemcnt THE answer In their
: rravcrs came" said the bishop. lin
the CruSading army OF America. forti-
, fled iikewi$" hy a simple faith in the
nation's ideals
! Story Of Belgium.
In hating English. Cardinal Mercier
. told the great story Of Belgium; or It's
supreme confidence" in the justice OF
. providence. and its emcrgcnce from the
s"rching crucible OF war. free from the
stain OF apostasy. and bathed in the
' blood OF sacrifice
+ This holy apostle Of Christ was the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept. l4.-Although
swampcd by personal. Geographical and
mail invitations which it would take
months to III if all were accepted. Cen
cral Pcrshing thus far has not been able
to arrange his plans beyond the cullnin-
atinE ceremonies here this week or ms
Homecoming The cXpcditionary COM
mandcr spent rrstful Sunday. He al
tended services at tho Episcopal church
Of the Epiphany. Even then he was not
to escape entirely tn" crowds or admir-
crs for the four starred red flags on inc
hig army automobile he used had t"ld
people who passed the church VINO was
inside and when the general cam" out
tho street was blocked with spectators
and he had much handShakinE and Salut-
ing TO do before he could escape.
4 number Of visitors called on GEN
craI pcrshing later in the day. To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15

BOSTON. Sept. l+.-Att"nt."r IN n"
police strike which started last Tues
day night was focused tonight upon a
meeting Of the Central Labor union.
where the advtsabIl:ty of CahjnG 4 c"n-
eral strike was 10 be debated.
Outwardly IN" situation appeared 10
be under compl"t" control.
Tho day passed with unusual Tuiet.
Tho customary sunday street meetings
were banned. Armed members Of the
state guard pairoll"d all sections.
No steps were taken during ihn day
toward reaching n compromise IN the
situation. The governors ofS:C" an
uourced that no reply had yet been sent
10 tho telegram from Samuel Gompers
in which tho labor leader appealed for
"houorablc adjustment" OF a mutually
unsatisfactory situa-ior" and protested
the 'autocratic position taken by Po-
lice commissioner Curtis. Preparations
for building up new police force w"r"
being made BY Commissioner Curtis.
who announced yesterday that the strik-
ers would not bc rc,nstated.
In preparation for any evcntuaiitE.
the state and national guards recruited
briskly today. The state guard will be
increased by one regiment and bat
talon Of !nfantry. and all companies
will ha brought up {" authorized
strength ~ 100 men. The national
guard. which has had only a paper or
rsrizarinn since tho rctGrn of IN" =o;h
division from F'rarC". is being r"organ-
ized with the view Of meeting any CRISIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
BORDER CLOSED.

CALEXICO, Cal. Sept. 1.-THE
northern district. Of Lower California
was closed to further immigration by
japanese. Chinese and Asiatics" in an
order issued today BY Gov. Esteban
Cantu. The order Is to be effective un-
til the Mexican Federal Congress takes
action on the question Of immigration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
WILL BE CALLED UP
AT2 THIS AFTERNOON
Early Test Of Strength Predict
ed When Article Three Is
Reached Possibly Today

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Lines had
hecn drawn by tn" opposing factions
absent senators for the most part had
returned 10 Washington and all was IN
readiness tonight for the opening to-
morrow Of tho final stage in the senate
peace treaty and league OF nations con-
trov"rSy.
Tho treaty with its league coTenan'.
tentative PLANS provid" Will be cail'o
ND about two o'clock tomorrow afternoon
by Chairman Lodge Of the foreign re-
lations committee and VIII De kept con-
t;nuously before the senate in open
cypcutiya" session until the final vote
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
CORNWELL FAVORS
BUDGET SYSTEM

NEW YOHk sept li.-Gnvcrnors "t
90 states. III statements made public
her" TONIGHT by tn" National BudE",
committee. advgCat" that congress
adopt the national budget system T."
sradical" federal cXtraVagancc in the
administration rf the nations business.
Maintaining that the present loose
and hauhaZard administration Of the
finances Of the United States VIII result
in national bankruptcy ibc governors
assar, that this country is :hr only
great gov yCrum"nt IN the world without
q hudEnt system. and dcclar" that Al
states OF the Union already have adopt
ed the system.
Among governors advocating the
budget system were those Of f"nnsyi-
yania and West Virginia.