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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-12

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package which con-
tains proper directions to safely re-
lieve Headache, Toothache, Earache.
Neuralgia. Colds and pain. Handy
tin boxes OF IL tablets cost but few
cents at drug stores-larger packages
also. Aspirin is the trade mark OF
Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceucac1-
tester OF Salicylicacid.-AdV.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-30
ThENEw i0RK lRUsrC COMPANY
Z6BR0AD STREET
COUPONS DUE JULY 1ST, 1919, PAYABLE AT THIS OF

Alabama Water Co., 5 Yr. 7es Gold
Coupon Notes
Athens Terminal Co., 1st Mtge. s.
Auburn Gas Co., 1st Mtge. s. F. $.
Bronx Gas & Elec. Co.. lst Mtge. 5.
City of Oregon, Mo-, w. w. s. Elec-
trio Light S.
City of Rome, Georgia, Renewal or
Refunding Mtge. 4ls
City of Sedalia, Mo-, Refunding 415s
Central Market Street Railway Co.,
lst Mtge. S. F. S.
Citizens Gas & Electric Co. of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, 1st Mtgc. s.
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. Of Terre
Haute, Ind, lst Ref. so Yr. IS
Clinchheld Coal Co., 1st N1tge. s.
D. X. E. Holding Corp, Gen. s.
Detroit, Toledo s. Ironton Railroad
Co., lst Mtge IS.
East Hampton Electric Light Co., s.
Edison Electric Light & Power Co.
of Eric, Pa, lst Mtge. IS
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light
Co., of Phila., 1st Mtge. s.
Erie County Elec. Co., 1st Mtge. 4s
Fonda, Johnstown g. Gloversville R.
r, Co., Gen. Ref. Is
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville r.
r. Co., 1st Cons. Ref. AIS
Greenwich Tramway Co., 1st Mtge.
Hackensack Water Co., 1st Mtge. IS
Hamilton Ridge Lumber Corp. Pur-
chase Money 1st Mtgc. s.
Indianapolis Water Co., Gen. Mtge.
Jonesvillc, 8. c., School Dist. sL5.
Kansas City Railways Co., list Mtge.
Kansas City Railways Co., End IS.
Ser. A.
Kansas City Railways Co., End s.,
Ser. B.
Kansas City Light & Power Co., 1st
Mtge. S..
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co., Ref
& Imp. IS
Lincoln Traction Co., Gold s. Of 1889
Lincoln Traction Co., Gold S. of 1920
Lockport Light, Heat g. Power Co..
1st Mtge. Rfdg. s.
Macon, Dublin & Savannah Railroad
Co., 1st Mtge s.
New Orleans City & Lake Railroad
Co., 1st Mtge. s.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-30

New Orleans City Railroad Co.,
Gen. s.
New Orleans Railway s. Light Co,
Gen. 4Hs
Norwich Gas s. Electric Co., 1st
Mtge s.
Pine Bluff Co., Is, Mtge. 80 Yr.
Gold
Plattsburgh Traction Co, lst Mtgc.
Pocahontas Consolidated Collicries
Co., Inc, 50 Yr. $50 Gold Bonds
Rich Hill Coal Co., 1st Mtge S. +.
S.
Rockingham County Light & Power
Co., Gold S.
St. Lawrence & Adirondack Rail-
way, 1st Mtge. S.
Sharon & New Castle Railways Co.,
lst Lien S. r. S.
Somerset County, \. j. Building 4s
South Platte Canal s. Reservoir Co.
South Shore Gas Co., lst N1tge. S.
Terminal Warehouse Co., 2nd Mtgc.
S.
OiSdo dNtioll, Light W QWCE
Co., 1st Lien 2 Yr. Is
Underground Electric Rys. Co. of
London, Ltd, AVS of 1888
Underwriters Building Co., 1st
Mtge. S.
United Fuel Gas Co., 1st Mtge. s.
F. IS
United Gas & Electric Co. of N. T.,
lst Mtge. S.
United Light & Railways Co., SO
Utica Belt Line Street Railroad Co.,
End Mtge. s.
Utica, Clinton & Binghamton Rail-
road Co., Gen. S..
Washington Sugar Co., 1st Mtge. Is
Willapa Electric Co., 1st Gold IS,
Series A & B.
Worcester & Connecticut Eastern
Ry. Co., 1st Mtge. 4l2s.
Youngstown-S Sharon Railway &
Light Co., 1st Ntgc S. F. s.
DUE JULY s5th, 1919.
Ristigouche Salmon Club
McWilliams Bros, Inc, 1st s..
Marine Operating Co., Inc. 1st
Mtge. S. F. Is.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-30
Financial Item,

neo""So OF III health II. W. Klein In,
"s partner in tho nrn OF Col
sms,n. Ivy. Wv, Co. effective to-day rhs
ous'ness Will be conducted undsr ~. ~
name BY the remaining partner. ,..'. Same
addition OF Frcdsrisk s. Goraon WV" 'he
lons been associated with tn. nrm Nv mas
New-York tribune., 1919-06-30
Consolidated
Exchange
HiQh Low Clnna

Following table gives total transactions for
the week ended June 2S. with the high, low
and closing prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-30
Guaranteed Stocks

New York Stock Exchange closing ouo-
tations June 2l:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06
RAINBOW DIVISION IS NOT
TO PARADE IN WASHING TON

w,AsUINGTON, April The war
department has decided definitely
that II will he imprnciicshlc TO pa
radc the i2d Rainhowb division In
Washington as u complete Orgnni1n-
tom General March announced to-
day. General rcrshing has been no
advised
The division will he brought back
to Cnmp Meade and subsequently
each unit OF the division will be sent
10 It's home camp for rehabilitation.
Regiments and smaller unllH will he
pnrndcd In the prtncipal cities ot
their homo states n this can be ar
ranged
The entire i2d division should be
In this country before the last ui
April. General March said. under the
present plan Tn" department Is
anxious, he added, tha, tho country
! should sec nS much ms possible or this
'eNtrRordinary unit"
The proposed parade of the 77th
(Ncw York; division Is still II matter
of adjustment. the chief OF staff said
but the department is not disposed Ia
hold the division together To tho
prejudice OF the general demobili1a
ton scheme.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06


Of Christ was shed 'tpr tnr rcmH
sion OF sins not merely tu remove
.ts condemnation. II ~ to cleanse uH
from all unrlghteourucss, not TO al
low Ms to 30 on SHINING and let as
Off from the pcnaltloE
II is IA person who saVcs "A VINO,
not u what, Tho finest thc0lpgi"H
and the most Cunniugly constructed
phlluF0phicH cannot give the Fonl
case from its dcsplir In tukca th"
loyo Of God lo do mat And that b.
one thing that no other fhith 's.
rcp the plain. uuyarulvhcd ftih m
Jesus ana his puWct 60 save aud ih"
determination tu Go shape our Il.rH
ba tn hriu hl~ ~,hrm" Tor th" rr
domptiun ~ ne" human race, mat
brings peace uul % longing 60 win
his approval Thtt religion BE iru"
and truslworth, uo matter IL Ii do's
not accord strictly with he 'r"rdH
uud rules NJ conduct lud down 10"
the would hr dictator. ~ toiIWluu'
thourB and urliuu. when H founded
FOR iu ruliTg motive uuuu the '"."
~ the Lord and u dtNrr 80 kuuw b.
viii and iu DEE u
We maxi. a miualtr when "" arc
led away from the essential truths
of Chrlsl'a teachings and pin oar
faIth uu what We ,Nl .ur'hduNy '
which iv only u name hE whlrh We
know lhui our religion has b"un rui
ana drIrd Tor ua hy human hands
claiming tu no authority We MAKE"
a uiurkq Un"u W' base our hope
~ eternal Ifr ON the rdoUtv with
Whirh "" du battle Tor certain crccdF
and doEml9 or perform the ru.
bhltzhod rite ~ 9omc particular Dc.
domination We urr getting away
from Gud's love when "" spend M"
Umu und energy INT should hc de
voted to his service IN uuibhIlnp over
aW hat manner ~ baptism Hhuuld ho
approved uusuhuul what day ~ ih"
Wock shan hr onusorrHith Ia lh"
Lord ~ tho sabbath. These are Iu'i
Ike the old srhimg between M"
rhtrisc"t uud ihc SHdduoorr. each
81 whom disputed about their formal
bcllDf4 until they lost sight ~ the
spiritual side ~ GODS Worship and
fell into "A aoullcps Journalism ana
biRotry such u higotrv nH crili"iS"d
the healing ~ the sick ON the sab.
hnth day or rchukcd the disciple"
for satisfying their hunger ou the
day which they had made burden
Instead ~ the blessing which Gud
intended II should be Nut We are
on the right track n We make The
love Of God IA" supreme motive fur
every word md act ana live "O tiAi
We mny Ulurify his name and ~
empliN hts RrHc" before nll men
This love ls only our due. tor "God
SO loved the world that ho gave his
only h"gOttrn son that whosueNcr
bolicveth In him should not perish,
hut have eternal lifo"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06
MORE TROOPS ASSIGNED
FOR EARLY CONVOY HOME

WASIII NOTION, Ami . = An
nouncement was made today that the
headquarters and headquarters
troops OF the first army corps have
been assigned 90 early convoy. The
corps originally was composed of'thc
3Gth. TSth ana s0th divisions and
Major General william VI Wright
has been IN command
Also Unpnunccd today as assigned
to early convoy were base hospital
no. 80. photo sections .os e. y, 90,
n02r tOa. l06. lOI and 100 pmhu-
lance service sections Nos 81. al3,
SIS, 5ld. 5a3. $50, 66f, af5, h5i, tSl
59l. 62i, 622, e23, G2t C27, 500. go,
ga. G45 ana 6iS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

Thu. does Hcuy Morgrnthau olr
former ambassador 10 Turkey dcsig
nate Armenia Belgium was the
bridge between GERMANY and inc
luw.au1a of French Flanders, "h'I"
Armenia has been 'h" bridge De
tween Turkey and M" rest or Mo
ItIumrdun Asia Forming as tn'n
country does tno connecting lluh be-
.w"ru Europe and Asia, The prtc"Iu.
Nrm"uHus have been the victims ot
nu me NaltIc iuNls.0ra Slit'ons.
rirnra. Nougois. kurda and Turks
Trl4u.r they refused 10 make terms
vltn lur Turks during the last great
NJr Tor Humanity. The Turks re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06
Sunday School

1o.son AnrI a. Luke 2.lO-ll.
NJ, S'i-is' non, E.G.lI.
GnrlsiianI,v "a Iho only religion
n,ot nrfcr, n rodconcr. Tho pagnu
,,.Icon .ccls by fetIshea and incan-
,,tinn. to aurnSs. an angry god. ~
80 -, nisrortuncs and the ma
,.,art r,,,bIn,tlons or his deceased
n,,.aainrs no Uuddhlst paIusutk-
.rgi, fnJIovy. tho middle path
yLI,h avoids Indulgence In the pleas
,,~.. ,r senac An tho one hand ANA
s,Ar rr,nrtlfl.ntton ON The other. hop.
INC thereby 70 reach. Siruul. or
cnnplc,e non.,Xf.rsuG.. rr Nuhtm
,,,a,I,n iyrr,r t.,,hr. uuuy moral
nr,rcpts niIl doe. NOT say one word
abnut Now aims puuishmrut - fn be-
,sr,ncd All inr other nuu.,hrlF.
,,n ,oiIg.,,. ar lhr world have
t,,,ghf rtn.,uI s,stcrra Of Mingled
.n.,I ana c,.I .fr,ngfh and weak.
r,.. christ ,lou, could s,y Of hir..
,r Of an, ibr vny np1 the irIiu.
,,.d IA, Mo. no man cDmeIn unto
uIr .ra,nrr bur ny me And tho char.
.rt,rtf.i.r az many OF our mode n
.,bool. of thought using tho ntu.r
,t christ nrr nothing buf futWH
p,c,f,,,I,. u which the redemption
tr,tn .s.u3a .nnIy. "A secondary AMI uh.
s.rI." Incidental
I.tf r.Irmul.ou from Elm tho ,s.
cnrr from mo prunliica nC wrong,
5p.ug ls not tho sum OF thc ru-prl
lar,l or coura,. We must ASK rpt tu.
r,uriiy from tho horror, of nrl uu.
,bc prnntIuv ~ nar,ou ana H.nf.
lion ty Cpih ia only IA. b.r.u-
81. -, l,,t.u,r,,, TIA, iuIt.r at,u.
ms ,,,t,a,.,' ,.in,r,t ~, rG. ,.'l
W, ~, ,,,,, ,,.,r gy,,
~ t..", ,.,Ir,,,,.,.,I 49,. ,p, ,.
~, Wv" ,r,., v,,t IA
l''"N a., ~ p,.. .,,.
~ 49, N'''''' -, ,,,,,,. i.,... r,,,
IAN WI" N'H u" ~, ..,,.,.,
JOY ~ ,""N ''5'.''' "'.'' -,
h'N" OF l",h'' "''s '' p'' I
ming " INA, ~ az. I''' wv NV 80
Goa ana 'h' PuIF"'' VI "'' ~
means NOT "hIN I"IslN'h'NN ''' ~
living Tor inc JOY OF h'H 7.' N''. w
nrc hrHt hrn"tcihrlrs OF ms ~ ''',
hut We nave th'lSh !" ''h'''h'h"
the uNtcui or our n"Wn"sS llI h''-'
unless our natures hc clcaus"d hhl
we love the things wg formerly o"-
splsod ana dcspiHr what We formerly
loved A faith that does not purify
the life IN very poor d"pculcucc
for salvation faith ana works 30
together neither alone iH & fuifi.-
ment OF our destiny nr pur hut"
only the Son of Man could bring
rrdrnipilou an the way only tho
Son OF Man could have redemption
ia. hiring Uls death on Tho cross
was MOI apprnslnv the /Fnihcr. az
,hc hrnfhcn 'try TO apprn.c their del.
lies but reuoyiug me barrier which
Rent us from reconciliation with the
LORD who hnd been held ut arms
Iongth by our sins His rrucifiXion
wrought no change in us for when
no made lhc suprcme sacrifice We
were yrt I'm our slnnlan tnrcpent-
AM we have sung "Dur God Is
Ueconciledr and have discussed the
theorv OF Rupoasina his wrath until
~, arc I'm danger %, losing tho true
meaning of lho gospcl OF his love
Chrlst'S atohemcnt did not make
Goa Any more willing to forgive,
but n was the supreme expression
OF his warming and hls dcslre not
only tn pardon us but to Cleanse ua
and make un his children II re.
moved the obstacle to Gods for
givenesa and Reinstatement of ua
enabling Qod to he Doth lust and
the jus,ifler OF him that hath faith
In Jesus And this salvation Ia Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06
QUARTERLY MEETING OF
RETAILERS THIS WEEK

Following Gao luncheon the reg
Iilar quarterly meeting ot the Tulsa
retail Merchants association Will be
held In the offices. fourth floor
building, Thursduy eve.
ming Nprit 10. W, A NandeFcr.
president. will preside
This is the first Of the Quarterly
meetings 10 be held IN tho new Of
fees and a strong representation i'
desired Tho meeting will be IN the
form. Of an open discussion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

intellectually and morally that much
OF the business and industry has
passed into their hands. with the
Greeks, the Armenidns constitute
tho economic strength OF the empire
Tho Armenians became Christians In
the fourth century and established
the Armenian church as their state
religion This is said TO be the old
est christian church IN existence
1n face OF prosecutions which
have had no parallel elsewhere,
these people have clung to their
early Christian faith with the ut
most tenacity For 1900 years they
have lived there in Armenia. "a little
island Of Christians surrounded by
back ward peoples OF hostile races.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06
The Belgium of the East

paid them with tho most frighNul
massacre in history. Writing in the
New York sun, Mr. Morgcnthau
says. 'H
what is definitely known about
the Nmonians IN that for ages they
have constituted the most civilized
and most Industrious race in the
,astorn syciIon of Ghc ottoman EN-
pire, Everywhere they are known
Tor their industry. their intelligence
and their decent aud orderly lives.
they are so superior TO the Turks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

Their long existence h,s h...
unending martyrdom. 'N one
People OF such splendid .u.....
can not fan to hogomc a ......... y
enlightened nation IN Tho ,.'N.'A
they are given the hclp .I... t
perately need nov. TIA. '''.
nent OF Armenia as "a r,,.., '-
from Tuekish oppression N... Id. '.,'
OF the greatest Nlcior,, f.. .... Wy"
tion in the near east tI.,. .@''
has brought ahou. I..-. var
contributed TO the fund f.. ..'...
me near cast VIII hc.p 20 ....u..
tnis victory and VII hpn .u sss'
aliEhl the torch Of Inon. n , .,ggg
long cnshroudcd by olba I4...,.. ', ,,
oppression. W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

Tho loffrr. French Victory and
n.h"r blues have had their uIug and
NOW comes th" different shades u
red lIonuI s'rms - ho the most
popular ana while many suits. rrucks
coats. cnpeB ana hnt are mudo u
ll't shade Htill n IL used 10 better
advantage NJ trimming wool aud
SILK embroidery In shades ~ heyna
on black or navy blue Is especially
attractive. lIcnuA Ec0rEcitc blousrs
with bead embroidery In harmonic.
Ing shades is also a favored fashion.
This smart afternoon frock uses
hCnna embroidery IN odd cumbina
uon II appears In tho form OF silk
embroidered designs on the sleeves
ana front panel Of the skirt Black
Ha tin ana gray gcorg"tic are the Two
materials W gracefully combined.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
Ell Consejo de los Cuatro ha aceptado las
exijencias del Almrante Kolchack
para combatir al bolchevismo.
Dato fomara Gobiemo, y Maura acepta-
ra la presidencia del Congreso.
(Cable Gel Imparcial")
Via w. l. P.an T.
(Cable a Gel Imparcial").
Via w. /. p. and T. Co.

neutrality-suspicious. ell relate de la entrevista habida
paaco de Casavaenca entire Rey los Maura La Cer
Sanchez Guerra dice prensa que Sr Maura expco
Rey la mpobidad que esta de gobernar mnora
Don Alfonso Sr Maura que encargaa de pres
denca del Congress- conando Don Eduardo presdenca
del Conseo de Ministries.
MADR1DLa Epoca organo de Don Eduardo Dao dice que
las han so ferda dando por SECURE que
ell S Maua aceptar la presdnca del Congress- sto de
atura de extraordnara responsabidad que
cesa ahora mas que nunca, paramentaro formidable
PARIS-E Conseo de los Cuaro ha teegraado aver al AL
mrante Kochack aceptando las condolences exa por efe
del Gobierno anbocheviqu que desaroe
de los aados campaa extermno de anarqu
para restabecer orde undando sobre regimen de
dadera bertad Los aiados envar:n al AnTntc Kocack
solo mlncones sno hombres necesario
PAS-Los miembros de la delegation de Trqua que desen
anteayer Touon han egado Vauceson donde
les hospeda rega espndde Los deegados Sc
gran conanza sendo de que nacones ven
cedoras sabran engrandecer rno actud magma
nina.
MADRIDTeegrafan Valencia que huega de los mueles
ha ntrado perodo de ntelgenca cordial Sc cree que
meced la transaction ncada pueda egarse ponto
do tisfacoro Las ropas del eerco proejen rpuanes
de los surtos avengan practcar
faenas de carga descarga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13

tro. Por fin, desisti6. No habia en-
tOdas las Quincallas de San Juan
receptaculos bastantes para recO-
ger tantas goteras. Llovia dentro
de la casa 10 mismO casi que en-
La calle. iDeliciosO, delicioso.
iQue tarde! iNunca podre OIL
vidar aquel vaho de fresca hume
dad que subia del pisO ennegreci-
do por ell aqua. Termine de escri-
bir y me puse a contemplar como
Sc llenaba una lata de sardinas
espaiiolas en- tomates, vacia, ma
turalmente. Sc estremecfa V cru
jia la lata cada vez que una go
ia, con la asombrosa punteria lie
siempre, Sc tiraba desde el techo
dispuesta a suicidarse. ;Que mu-
cho me DIVERT. Y luego, hay que
yer la afici6n a las estadisticas
que Sc despert6 EN- mi desde
aquel momento :Cuantas gotas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
JUNO 13, 1919.

ST. LOUISE. j. Macon,
presidente de los telegrafistas de
los ferrocarriles, ha dado una
orden dirigida a los asociados en-
las uniones de telegrafistas para
que abandonen las oficinas de la
Western Union y la Postal Tele-
graph. La orden empezara a
surtir efecto a las seis de la ma
mana del sabado. La huelga
afecta a 10000 operadores de
los trenes y, aproXimadamente,
a unas 10000 oficinas de opera
dores, seg1n los datos de los di-
rectores de la organization.
WASHINGTON.-La resolu-
cion presentada por ell Senador
Knox para que ell Senado inserte
en- su record la negativa a acep-
tar la Liga de Naciones como
uno de los terminus del Tratado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13

Green ustedes que hacen falta pa
IA llenar una lata de sarGinas
espahOlas en- tomato? Depende del
tamallO de las gotas. ST son lie
a peseta, 65; pero 81 son de a
medic peso, que las hay, con la
mitad basta V sObra.
y ahora dfganme ustedes ST a
los caseros no les sObra raz0n
cuandO no atienden las queias de
algunOs inquilinos inverOsimilcS.
Z Como sc van a preocupar de las
goteras, 81 elias nos alivian del
calor del veranO, 81 elias nos pro-
pOrciOnan la hOnesta diversion
de yerlas caer Y 81 elias nos ense-
iian a saber cuantas gOtas sc ne
cesitan para llenar una lata va
cia de sardinas espailolas en- to-
mate?
ARLEQEIN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
Los presuntos asesinos han sido idenh6-
cados y la trama esta descubierta.
Lo que Sc ha encontado en- Ciienfuegos,
en- el estomago de una tlntorera.
(Cable Gel Imparcial').
Tia w. P and T. Co.
(Cable a Gel Imparcial").
Via w. l. p. and T. Co.

HABANA JUNO 13-Ha causado sensacon ell descl-
ento de compot para asesnar al presdente de la Repu
general Menoca Los dos sujetos uraenado para
matar al efe del Esado han sdo denidos Caaguey GUAM
tomaban tren Habana La oca vena siguendos
psta les echo cuando estaban nstaados un de-
paramento prmer Ell revueo ue grande
los anarqustas haban dsazado Gle sacerdotes
HABANA-Los dos acratas que vesdos de in
ndr sopechas petendan Menoca asesnare
sdo perectamete dencados Uno de eos llama Jose
Aaro Laureano NUnez Villa ambos de ma
conadad espahoa esan chados eeenos anarquista
pelgrosos.
CENFUEGOSAyer fue pescada mostruosa ntorera de
descomuna La sorpesa del pubco ha sdo ndescr
tbe cuado al abrr ell vetre monsruo marno Sc vo que
adaver de Juan Foseca patron de la
volada antr de una de
gra carga de gasolna que levaba.
MADRIDsa prensa refere encontrandose amorzando
en- paacio coAsa Maura La
Cerva Sanchez Guerra lego nesperadaente Rey Don AL
fonso que los emnentes poticos Ell Rey
nvado de la condesa dscuteron la stuac6n poca
exacttud las dcutade ell
Sr. Maira mantenga en- ell poder.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
OTRO SUCESO SANGRIENTO
EN- Ell SUR
Sc escape tirO v here levemente una nina
Ell revolver pertenecia un menOr, eScapadO
de la EScuela Correctional.

la COrte .Iuvenil de este DjStritO,
pOr haber arrebatadO una carte
IA de mano Il la seilora Maria Ia
varez, que estaba de cOmpras; car
terra que contenia cuatro d6lares.
Sc ha descubiertO que Emilio
compr0 el rev0lver-cuchilla a un
tai Domingo Dieppa, pOr si-te do
lares; recibiendo ademas del arma
una GAIA de capsulas.
-Esta manana entreg0 su alma
a DiOs en- su domicilio, calie del
Leon, niimero 10, la apreciable
sei1ora Rufina Lasalde, esposa de
don Ulises Dalmau Jr.; y Ell la tar
de de hoy Sc verified SUI entierro,
asistiendo numerosa concurren-
cia, pues los esposos Dalmau-La-
salde disfrutaban de generates
Isimpatias aqui.
Como q las dOce del dla de aver
fue sorprendidO en- Ia calle B6r-
toll IN alambique ell poder de
Jose Antonio Trut, Manuel AlO-
mar V Juan +. AlvaradO; que la
vez decOmizaron % medias bote-
Has de ron.
Han sido formuladas dos denun
cias contra Laboy, por otras tan
tas viOlaciones la ley de arbi-
triOs.
CorrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
Ia S|TUAG|ON De LA HUELGA
. 10 QUE DICE ELL ORGANIZADOR
RIVERA MARTINEZ

San Juan, p. r., JuniO Ii, 1919:
Sr. J. Perez Losada, Director de
Ell 4MPARCIAL, San Juan.
Se1Or:-
FL peri0dicO La Democracia'
de esta mailana publica con rela-
ci0n la huelga una information
que deseariamos aclarar 10 mas
pronto possible v por 10 cual nos
hemos apresurado redaetar es-
tas llneas suplicandole la publi-
caci0n en- la edici6n de su peri6-
dico dc esta tarde 81 fuera possible.
La information que menciona-
mos contiene el parrafo siguien-
te:
la Comisi6n Conjunta al So
meter a las parties sOlicitara del
Comite COnsultivo de los tabaque-
ros, que pOnga la resolucion al re-
ferendum de todos los huelguis-
tas para que ellos libremente ex-
presen en- votaci6n secreta 81 aeep-
tan las dltimas concesiones de la
CompaiIla'.
La verdad dc los heeb0s ,es sim
plementc que 40 habiendo estado
conformes los miembros de nues-
tro Comite con Ia Ultima prOpo-
sici6n de la COmpahia en- el dia
de aver, que no contiene nivela-
ci6n alguna, pues mantiene la es-
Gala diferencial entire San Juan
Y la Isla de un dollar, Y mantiene
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
Ell General Pershing estara en- Paris hasta
mediados de Julio.
(ServcO InaambrcO)
(ServiciO InalambricO.)

de Paz, fue informada despues
de enmendada por ell Comite de
Relaciones Exteriores del Sena-
do.
BREST.-El captain Edward
Nc Cauly, comandante del trans
porte George Washington" y el
comandante F. V. Nc. Nair del
destroyer "Woolsey' no han re-
cibido orden de salida para Am
beres con objeto de que embar-
que ell Presidente Wilson. Ell
'Woolsey" con los destroyers
"Tarbeld", ARNOLD" y "Wicken"
han sido indicados para escoltar
al Presidente en- SUI viaje Gle re-
greso.
BRE S T. Aver salio para
New York, ell acorazado ar
kansas" de la Marina de Guerra
de los Estados Unidos, llevando
a SUI bordo al Almirante Benson.