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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
DAY AND NIGHT
SHIFTS WORKING
Stifel Calico WcrIs Enjoying Remark
able Season Employing Two
Shifts.

Tho !. I"y Stif"l & Sons Calico Works
on North Main street. is now operating
full tImr. F,r ilr first tim" III many
months. both night and day shifts are
working. The company aas on hards a
large number Of orders which made II
necessary Ia incr"a*" tho output.
Two small buildings nj the north end
Of the plant are being RACED to mako
way for II new huildiC:; IN IN" near fu-
lurc. Work viii also Il" started soon
cXCavatiug for vaults under half a block
Of sidewalk 4 city permit for tn" OK
cavation was authorized by city council
this week
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GOOD ROADS ORGANIZATION

Special Dispatch t" Tho lnt"lllE"n'rr.
SlSTEESNll.lE. W. Va. July An
orron,Zn,inu ro he known rs tn" Lin
coin Good Roads Association was FORM
I'd nj 4 meeting Of representative" "Iti-
Zcus held Monday evening IN IN" city
huilTnr II wa. decided tn charge
membership f." Of ono dollar.
Eight vice presidents were "lCct"i.
who with tho president and secretary
form IN" executive committee.
Efforts will hc mad" to enlist IN" CO.
opcraiion II all persons interested IN the
good roads movement.
An address was made nj tho meeting
by II. T.. snyder Of ParkTshurG. div'-
sional engineer OF the State Road assoc
LiatiOn.
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AT rU XoT1A

McLure-R. E. McCarty, st. Glars
vile. o.: Il. T. Holmes. Sistersville: J.
y. Wash. Lumbcrport: 8. W. Fankhau-
ser, Mannington; r. J. Cross. Littleton;
W. r. harrington. Fairmont; @. E. Ray
mond. Fairmont: J. L. Marsh. Grafton;
J. 4. Maynard. Grafton; Cecil Mccrack-
en-: o. Berry. Huntington.
windsor-E:ra Aetna, Fairmont:: Geo.
Berry. Mannington: Chas. e. Kosen,
Clarksburg; w. 8. Rose. Fairmont. :
6taInln-R. s. BaSel. Charleston.
AoGers-R- W. Strday. Clarksburg: H.
NJ. Rass. C7arksburg; w. p. Reader.
Huntington: a. NJ. Friend, Dassaway, o.
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OUT ON BAIL

I'd Nuilor and Pud Gnwdy. two Of the
Young mon hCld /" the grand jury yes
tcrdav in connection with tn" robbery
of John SaturId"S' store, late last night
gave bond in tn" sum o' $500 each for
their appearance" III criminal court in
September. They wrr" released upon
Signing the, bond.
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Luncheon for Visitor.

Miss Elizabeth Stevens. or Sieh
Ridge. y. j. who is the guest o. MISS
Josephine Cox. Of Woodsdalc. was tho
honor guest at charming luncheon.
given by Misses Hannah and Mary MOT
gan AT the Country club. Lovely APP
pointments of pink and white were seen
and q bouuuc: Of sweet peas formed
the centerpiece. The luncheon was serv-
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NOT A PRISONER.

PITTSBTRGH. July 3.-F"r IN" iirS'
time in fifteen years ana attrlnu''d l"
tho recent demise OF John hArl"E'orh'
not n single prisoner was hr"uEh' h"l"''
the bar in Center a""nu" polio" STATION
today. ordinarily about Is prisoners
,br n,,,rr,,y charged with drunkenness,
have faced the police magistrate each
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
LOST TROMBONE

T. \ Brown. Of Parker. IND. I"Stnr-
I,,, ,SLcJ ,'hl.T If I.nlic" Fred Frazier
tn ald Inn IN locating silver plated
slide trombone which was lost some
whrr" ON tho road between Bridgeport
and Brownsville. Ohio. MT Brown wh"
untrrinr from Philadelphia To Parker.
Ind. when til" instrument was lost from
ihr nnrhIur he offers reward f"r
,hr return ur tn" trombone Ia Chief
Frazier or To- himself.
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TO PURCHASE Do11UFo1Y

Special Dispatch to The Int elligencer.
MIDDLEBOURSE, W. Va. July =
The board Of education OF the TYcI
County High school Is considering TIT
purchase Of a dormitory Of the StealeJ
property on Dodd stheet. b..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04

ed at o'clock, with covers laid for the
following:
Eliza beth Stevens. Mary Morgan
Of Glen Ridge. Va J. Hannah Morgan
Josephine Cox Mrs. E"nOnl Gooo
BcsA Good Misses
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KYLE WEDDING
At WELLSBURG
MOSS LEoNoRA GENE WE'VE KYLE
BECOMES BRIDE OF AVIAroH
HOME FROM SERVICE.
DR.. Charles II. Robinson OF This City'
Performs Ceremony at BRILLIANT
Home wedding.

A pretty wedding was solennizcd last
svening at $50 O'Clock al the homo or
the bride, Main and Seventeenth sire'IS'
! wcllsburg, when Miss Leonora Gene
! We've Kyle, charming daughter or MI
and Mrs c. d. Kyle. was united IN the
holy bonds of mat5imony 10 Lieutenant
| Willard J. Boyd. son or Mr.. and Mrs. A.
! l.. Boyd, of WellsburG.
The wedding ceremony was performed
! by Rev. c. II. Robinson. pastor OF the
! Second Presbyterian church OF "eilS
! burg. in the. presence OF the iti'inea'aSe
! r,anbers Of the families of the bride
! and groom and few close 1rletlos' i.o
! rnatron Of honor was Mrs. Floyd smith.
~ GAINESVILLE. Ohio, while Mr.. Floyd
! smith Of GAINESVILLE and husband oil the
hrid.snaid was the best man at the
ceremony. &c.,.
/ The bride entered the parlor 1rpm
| tho drawingroom and was met at the al
itar by the groom. while Lohengrin
5xeddinr march was played by Miss FRAN
cos Flower The bride was attred In a
white Georgcttc crepe gown. trimmed
IN beads. and carried a bouquet OF sweet
meas and white roses. The DrlocSrlaiu
I was attired in a gown of pink orEandie
Ind carried a bouquet OF Ward roses
tied with a pink tullc ribbon.
! Following the wedding ceremony
( three-course dinner was served Inc Ia
BILE was decorated in pink and whlte'
! with a cluster OF pink roses In the CEN
| ter. from which pink and white ribbons
; fiuttered.
! During the early evening the happy
couple departed over the Pennsylvania
Lines for New York City, Atlantic Clty
and other eastern points Of interest. ana
following their return. will be at home
n thNir many friends. in Detroit. Mich
Mr.. Boyd is civil engineer ana was
! connected with the United States ava
! ton department during the war. Inc
bride is we'll known throughout inc
northern panhandle of the state and Is
! a great favorite with all.
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Guests Conplimented.

Miss Minnie Milton entertained
group Of friends last evening at her
homo in Monument Place complimcnting
her guests. Miss Edith Brown. OF Phila-
delphia. and Miss Mary Hart. OF 'Iarks-
burg. The evening was devoted to dane
ing. and at late hour dainty refresh
ments were served.
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C. G. G
Centenary
Celebration
Columbus
(oHIo)

Described by william G. Free,
man, Associated with Faul
Block. Inc, New York, Chicago
Detroit, Boston
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Picnic for visitors.

Miss Eleanor Stewart will entertain
merry party Of young folks at her beau
titul home near Roncy's Point TO-DAY
with a picnic. The Stewart home Is
equipped with an out door swimming
pool and swimming will be one OF me
very enjoyable sports INDUCED in. A
genuine picnic dinner and supper Will
also be delightful features OF the day s
program. Several visitors VINO are IN
the city will be the houor guests al TINS
orrair among them being Misses Mary
Hart of Clarksburg. and Edith Brown.
of philadelphia, guests Of Miss Minnie
Milton. and Miss Elizabeth Stevens. or
Glen Ridge. y. J.. the guest OF MISS
Josephine Cox.
Miss Stewart will entertain with a
dinner party at the Old, Stone House on
next Thursday. also complimentlnS
these visitors.
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Old stone H@se.

The Old Stone House at Roney's Point
so ideally situated 10 attract motorists
and also the city folk had number
OF very attractive dinner parties last
night. The old colonial mansion with
its antique furnishings Is famed TOT
its delicious chicken and waffle dinners
and each evening sees parties not only
from wheeling and suburbs but also
from surrounding towns.
Among those who were there last
night were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman and party Of six.
DR.. Snidcr and party Of seven.
Mr.. and Mrs Robb and party OF seven.
Mr. an. ME-. w. l.. Davidson and par
~ OF fourteen, from Steubcnville, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
CROSS MARKS SCENE
where Soldier with Truck Transport
Was Killed On Ohio
Ciln

SIDE
a patriotic citizen Of Wheeling has
purchased and had erected n white mar
bic cross To tn" memory % Francis J..
Hnurhihan. Chicago soldier. who was
killed when L. 5. Army truck termed
turtle on the 81. ClalrSvillc hill. The
cross wax erected yesterday OH the very
spot where tho accident occurred. At
can h. seen by all passing tourists. Tho
cross hears tn" inscription:
Francis j. lIourIhan
Died here in the Service of His Country
August H. 1915.
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Dinner Party for visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Arens, Jr., NJ lex
ington, Ky. and Mr., and Mrs. D. ]. Car
roll, OF McKeesport. Pa. who are the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mcdonald, of South Wheeling will be
the honor guests at a dinner party this
evening. The dinner will be served at
o'clock, with the loyeliest of garden
flowers forming an attractive center
niece. Covers will be laid for the fol
lowing:
Messrs>and Mesdames:
John Arens. Sr., John Arens. Jr.
D 7 Carroll, Earl Mcdonald
George Mcdonald.
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BOTH WILLARD
AND DEMP SEY
ARE CONFIDENT

TOLEDO. July 3.-In statements pre-
pared for the Associated Press. Wlllaro
and Dempsey gave their flows on inc
contest Of tomorrow as follows:
willard.
Champion Jess Willard said:
prom the day signed tho contract
TO defend the championship II mas oc,n
my ono idea to enter the ing IN r"nil
ton to give my best efforts 10 inc pu"
lie and titular honors which l am lot
tunatc enough to hold.
81 have trained with this in NINA l"i
n ncriod of moro than three months 10
tho hest of my ability and intend 10 slEc
every ounce Of strength and degree VI
, chill th,. 7 pOsscsS to the defense OF inc
chamnionship l know that some 1ollo"-
org Of hoxinE do not not agree Win NY
system Of training but I am CONVINCED
, 7 know myself and my conditioning re-
ouircmcntS ] believe that am III p'.
feet shape and confident that shaii
successfully defend the championship:
II II should prove that ] am wrone'
shall stand up like man and ADMIT 'h'
superior boxing ability OF my opponcnt
without audible excuse or allni bc!ohu
that I feel that events must speak lo'
themselves"
Dempsey. =,
Challenger Jack Dempsey torccaS''"
mis- victory in the following words:
six weeks of CONSISTENT training mas
made mo fit for the hiG event or my me
In all my career I never felt ocu"r 'na''
do right now and l am certain OF VIC
tory as man can hc. The higncss OF
willard docs not bother me. like tho
bir ones. Carl Morris and Fred Fulton
were not dwarfs and put both OF 'h"fn
away. doing the trick each time IN lcSH
than ono round. No man in the "orlu
can withstand the attack l Will "hE"
when I enter the ring with willard. My
youth. strength and natural flghtins
ability will provo more than an oliseo
/! to the extra poundaE" of the champion.
That have real confidence in my ability
IN take tho title away from Willard IL
i 10 he believed. have never yet met
man I feared. They all look allKc 10
me and unless Willard is the 3upermah
claimed by his supporters. l will knoci
him out in hurry. l would not De
surprised to list him along with Fulton
Morris and the other ono FOUNDERS. HI
may get by the first but II he does he Is
only framing lot of trouble for himself.
I'm sure ready To go to him. hope II Is
, n good battle no matter how short II is.
, Take il from me- though. you are talking
to the winner"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
Lawn Party Repeated.

The lawn party which was held on the
lawn surrounding the home Of tho Nav
crian Brothers. on Thirteenth street.
Wednesday evening was so very sue
crssful that il was continued last niSht.
The same arrangement Of booths con-
tanning tho variety Of good things to
cat was there, and with good attend
ancc a large amount of d"licacics was
disposed OF tho second time.
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Surprise Party.

Mr.. George Wagner was surprised at
his home in Kirkwood Thursday night
by a party Of friends who came TO pay
him a compliment on the occasion or
his birthday anniversary. An evening
Of informal social diversions was en-
loved and at a late hour dainty refresh
ments were served:
The following were in attendance:
Mcssrs and Mesdamcs:
Thomas Steer, VIM. Wagner.
John CARPENTER, Joseph Frabell,
John Newman, Roy Seibcrt,
William Ore.
Misses:
Rachel Davis. Birdie Rice,
MeSSrs:
Thomas Steer, Edward Davis.
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Farewell Parties

A series Of enjoyable affairs have been
held during the past few days for Mr..
Joseph Kline, well known man who has
been connected with the firm Of Stone &
Thomas for many years. and who will
leave in the near future for Steubcn-
willie. where Gc mas opened business
house. lIr. and Mrs. George w. Weimer
entertained on Sunday evening. and on
Tuesday evening party motorcd to
Welcome Inn at Lloydsvillc for dinner.
The same crowd will motor up Big
Wheeling creek carly this morning.
where they will spend tho week emo at
Mr. Kline's camp. Swimming. fshing
and marshnallow toasts will be charm
! ing features Of the da-s spent here by
tho following:
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TOLEDO. July Sin statements pre-,
pared for the Associated Press. Wllihrc
and Dempsey gave their flows on 'h'
contest Of tomorrow as follows:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
Information { General.
DE MAYAGUEz

Dr. Eddis Este distingnido ga
|leno que gliarda cana hace algu-
nos dfas, ha entrado en- el perio.
do de 9convalecencia. Nos alegra-
mos de poder dar esta noticia que
|recibiran con jdbilo sus iumero-
|sas amistades.
Cortc De Distrito.Ha quedado
|trasladada a la Gale PeIal.
Consul Aonorario. FL estilna-
Bile caballero don Enrique A. Roul
set, ha sidlo nanbrado Consul no
norario de la Repnblica doinini-
cana ,en esta ciudad.
Ell Sr. Rouset hacfa alg,in item
po desempefIaba este cargo con la
categorfa de sice-consul.
Buen ilagreso.-La function efec-
tuada beneticio de "La Clase
Senior de la High SCHOOL,, des-
pues de cubiertos todos los gastos,
sobr6 la suma de $125.OO.
C0nUocdtorid lei senior Oscar
Castro, secretario de la Junta To-
cal. de esta ciudad, convoca a una
Asamblea extraordinaria que ten
dra lugaf el domingo 2 del pr6xi-
mo mario a las 10 a. M, en- ell. ho-
gar del seiior Baldomero Rosado,
calle Candelaria.
FL objeto de esta Asamblea es
el de elegir nueYo panel de nueye
para la Junta Local.
\ DR.. Pegca. -Mientras recupera
Ia salud el DR.. Vadi q.se halla en-
fermo, ha sido nombrado por ell
Alcalde, para Director ,facultati-
vo del Hospital San Antonio, Ell
notablesgaleno selor Pedro Perea
Fajardo, elemento distinguido y
apreeiado en- esta ciudad.
Enfernld. Con gran pesar da-
mos. la noticia de que la distinguis
da seilorita. Teresita Vargas Ruiz,
Sc encuentra enferma de cuidado.
La agraciado joven es shija de
la respectable DANA Maria de los
Santos Ruiz, yiuda de Vargas, y
esta emparentada con e sehor
Ruiz Garcia, Redactor principal
del diario @La yoz de La Patria..
Son nnestros mas fervientes de-
secs que la apreciada sehorita re-
c6bre por complete su salud.
CorreSponsal.
Maya giez, 26 de febrero, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
PETIosoNEs < Ia I eAMARA

De I6g sefores Luis r. Gautier
y Enrique Duran, Secretario y
Sub Secfetario, respectivamente,
de la Gorte Municipal de Ponce,
solicitaHdo que Sc les reintegre en-
el proxilno presupuesto insular el
sueldo Que disfrutaban hace tres
amos; d 81 Sc aprueba la ley de
Reorganization judicial y Sc es-
tablece&un Juzgado de Paz en-
dicha Qipdad, sean los solicitan-
tes deslgnados para desempeiiar
los casgos Ides Secretafio y Sub
SecretaRio de dicha Corte de Paz.
De Aptonia Masiiii,F Gonstanza
RiyerasE otros alumnos de las es-
cuelas de JasdsaI solieitando la
CONSTRUCTION de un edifcio escolar
en- dickk manic is ipi6 s fs I
De les senereg AllgelI "a. de Sc
villa ~ Severo y. PORES, Macs
tros esIfeciales de ingles dc Guile
bra, scljeitando que Sc les asigne
un suelpo de ochenta dolares por
mes esSelar.
Del ehor Jeopollo Martf-
nez, degaguasy, solisitando que Sc
prohib&el uso de- las aguas del III.
go de Hatillass
Del yoncejo Municipal de HUI
macao solicitando que Sc le fa-
cutie, Hor una ley, para dispoher
del 25 por ciento del sobrante en-
Junio 30, 1918, para reforzar par
tidas ael actual presupuesto Or,
Del Senior s. Y. Friedman, dc
Huma@o, soligitando que los
S5OO,OW que se hallan ein poder
de la Comisi6ll de Alilnentos se
destinsk "a cons rncei6n de Asi7
los y HpspitaIes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
EsPECTACULOS PARA HOY

CINE TRES BANDERAS. -
Estreno de la comica cinta en- dos
parties titulada: "Siguen las Diff
.cultades'' Estreno del 13 y IA
episodes de los 16 Que tiene la SUI
per-serie, por Marie Walcamps, Ii
tulada: s'Las Garras deleLe6n.s'
\ CINE LUNA Viernes 2S. Ma
tinee Y noche. Estreno del bonite
drama titulado, Rawden el Sos
CO., en- 5 actos, pors William S.
Hart, v soto el zapatero.
CINE REAL. Ell Testigo dc
Dios. =
CINE MONTE CARLO. La
Ley no escfita. !"
CINE HABAsNsA S Madres SUI
'bhmes.
CINE PUERTO RICO Ar
mas al Hombrc 4
CINE NORMA La Casa dc
lMunecas.
CINE IMPERIAL. soereto
de una confession.
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5Por que Bostezdmos?

Bostezamos cuando
contramos Aburrdo En-
undanente deeriamos adquee basante
dicho baante oxgeno del Hay
pequenisa pecosa parhcua de matera nervoa
sensible canbios
oean ang cuando os anuncian agn desrden AL adver
10 adyierte orden
tabecer la oaldad He pues
torndo mas ESPIRACION profunda
bien.
Cuando persona hecuen-
cia 10 intona pues sgnfca
reguaTidad
para el y
"Tesoro de la Juventud", ragina 177o. Torao ".
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5Por que tiene la dbuelitd el
CdbellO bldnCO?

peo depende cantidad de ooate
coniene dec e cablo contene ae
coloTgne nobre
que cotiene r0co
de
esado de salud disposition toda
uncione endo de adver stena a
infuencia,
desgaste de Ia uerza Ia csando gradual
production del pigneno cabo despues
blanco del todo Cuando utimo falta
Nade los disgustos el
beo blano taben resltado dentco
de dele de producer e matera
cooran pigmeno ansedad las enfer
medades los cabeo banco ambos
ha perturbado Ell poder de nuricion.
"Tesoro de la Juvontud" pagina 55s Tomo II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
AsOCIACIONs MEDICA
DEL DISTRITO NORTE.

El mercedes por la noche Sc
reunieTcn Ia Directiya y los Co
mites dn esta Asociaci6n, acorda-
ron celebrar. sesiones semanales,
empezaatdo el yiernes Ia de mario
pr6ximaS con una conferencia por
el Dr. sEutierrez Igarayidez, so
bre '1as9elaci6n de la clase me
dica cosl*el Gobierno Insular,n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
.5Por que pestdnedinos?

El vedadero oheo pestaneo constanteente
gobo del ojo FL novientp de las efectua
eed ciertos musculos tensos los npeza de
los medic Este readad
do oo de las agma las cuaes segegados CLAN
dua pequena los canal conducto cuando
los papado de aba abajo esparcen sob
cristal del fdo lava paras
Pene por ejempo eecen de parpado aas pestahe
haan membrane dura
los potege sucedad TODD daho
eTesoro a Juyentud'. pagna 55s. Tomo II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
TEMBLoR DE TERRA

Nos informan de Aguada que a
las nueye y veinticinco minutes de
la noche del 25 del corriente, Sc
silltio en- aquella municipalidad
ruido subterraneo " luego fucrte
ltemblor de terra, 10 que ccasion5
alarna entire los habitantes, termi-
nando todo sin que Sc registrara
dcsgracia alguna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
.EN Lk coRTE FEDERAL

Aver s6omenz6 verse en- la
Corte Federal Ia demanda que ha
entablaS@ Mr.. Benjamin Small
contra ia Porto Rican Railway
Light and Power Co, en- solicit
tud dee 900 como indemniza-
ci6n poi l<la mnerte de su senora,
ocasionada por lln caro- electrico
hace posb tempe eiisel Condado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28

81
ucesvos encontraran este
ario production uadro del padre los nnos
apaece pregntas pubncadas
! ran contestadas el diaTo del dia siguiente b
listed encontraT de ontestar pregnn
modo hios puedan etendero
dpss cuan inteeaate clara educatya de responder
del "Tesoro''
Pero debe has de de
yisiar las Exposicones ds Ieo sn SAN San Jose y
da e cupon abao obner el Opnuo ustado
cua conene mas de 100 del exo stracione
de los ibros M
Tesoo"
llama pubcada: nea case
yque iprescnd ouq hogar donde hay ino jovenes
Due nno
que aquea parte sabdua
tnpos pais al joven saber
Ell Opuscuo gratis
cupon deaes
La Historic TERRA America
Latina Nuesta Vida Los Po que Cosas dbmos sabe Ho
bres jeres clebres Anae Pantas Los Paises
bes bros cebres Jugos asatmpos La Poesa Loo Hecho
heroco Lecciones eceatvas Narraones nteresantes.
Tambien explota puede Vd adqir Ell Tsoro' por
IL cenavos al da lnado recbndo la collection
competa de magn6os mente solo
pequena al contado
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: 81 J.
LA CONFERENCIA PARA DIS
CUTIR Ell PROBLEMA ECO
NoMICog Es sACEPTADA PoR.
LOS PART1DOS POLTTICOS.
Sc CELEBRARA Ell II DE
MARIO, PROBABLEMENTE
EN- Ell SALON DE SESTONES
DEL AIUNICIPIO DE SAN
JUAN.
Los ofciales del Concejo, Ejecu-
two de la Federation Libre de los
Trabajadores de Puerto Rico, han
-rccibido va contestacion defnitiva
de las Representatives, de los par
tilos polfticos de Puerto Rico,
aceptando la invitacion para una
conferencia con el fin de- discut;r
en- ella todo cl aspecto economico
de la isla, para wer 81 les possible
llogar a un acuerdo sobre su solu
cion Y enEiar una comision con-
jnnta ante el Congreso de los o..
,U., para obtencr los cainbios ne
ieesarios entla Carta Organica, par
Satender a las urgentes y perento-
rias necesidades del pals.
La reunion Sc celebrara proba-
blements en- el Municipio de San
Juan, cuyos salones seran pedidos
sdirectamente per la institution pa
"a dicho acto. Asi mismo, Sc hara
una invitacion especial para dicha
reunion.
La Ultima carta recibida EXPIRE
sa 10 siguiente:
UNION DE PUERTO RICO
Junta Central.
senor:
Tengo e1 honor de communicable
que Ia Junta Central de la Union
de Puerto Rico, reunida en- pleno,
zen session celebrada aver, acordo
aecptar Ia invitacion que usted e
hacc, en- nombre de la Federation
Libre de los Trabajadores de Puer
ito Rico para discutir la question
cconomica de nuestro pals v buscar
el modo de. solucionarla
Tambien acordo la Junta auto
rizar a su Presidente, ST.. Barcelo,
para designar Ia Comision que ha
Dc asistir d las ccnferencias que
.hayan de celebrarse con el fin in
|dicado.
De usted atentamente'
(Firmadol RI .. Ap.odeo, Sc
cretario.
ESr Santiago Iglesias,
IPresidente dc la Federation
Iibre de los Trabajadores
|'de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
cERT4MEN pE sIafPATIa. /
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81 Il6iinO escrtlfini0 del Cefta-
men de- sdmpatfa que lleva a cabo
La Principal de la esouela Padre
Rufov, 4e Santurce, con el fin de
favorec% a sIos Muchachos Lii
bertadoges do el siguiente re-
sultado Ada Morales, 1,562 vo-
tos; Virginia Mendfn, TAI y Ma
ria Gorbea, 405. FL concurso Sc
cerrara anafiana, a las 3 p. m.