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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
Smaller Minnesota
Colleges May Form
Conference OF Own

Minneapolis. Oct. 22.--The forma-
ton of a small Minnesota college
conference to be made up Of such
schools as Minnesota farm school,
Pilisbury. Shattuck. Dunwoody and
Blake. is under consideration.
D. c. Mitchell. in charge of ath-
letics at the farm school, yesterday
sent out a "feeier" to the athletic
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
M'Graw. Gets Interest
In Havana Race Track

New York, Oct. s2,-Charles A.
dent and vice president. respectively,
Of the New York National league
baseball club. on their return from
Cuba today confirmed the report that
they had purchased from Harry D.
Brown the controlling interest In the
Cuban-American Jockey and Automo-
bile club of Havana, which operates
the Havana race track during 1.-THE
winter season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
Cream.

London. Sept. Boy MatAl-
Five hundred small towns and villages
in the devastated regions 81 France
have been adopted" by the British
committee Of the French Red Cross
society. The inhabitants 1t each OF
these hamlets are being assisted In
their struggle to re-establish them
selves in their former homes. In
cellars Of their ruined houses. Other
returned refugees have to be content
with! living under sheets Of CORFU
gated iron leaned against 4 bit:j of
broken WALL ~, ~ i.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
CRrTfCIzzED.

Berlin, Sept. 2s:-(By Mail-l-rhe
the government for excluding Karl
KAutsky from the comrnission which
is to publish documents dealing wiz
pre-war diplomacy. When the revo-
luton started Kautsky md hi; wife
were assigned to the tax Of c~ollating
the records on fle in the foreign Of
fee. The work va completed some
months ago but publication wAs with
held. The Freiheit charges that This
''sidetracking'' Of Kautsky Win create
mistfust abroad because he d one Of
the most intellectual Of the followers
Of International social democracy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
MEN OF
THE VALLEY MEET

Louisville, KY, Oct. 22.-Routine
business and a number of addresses
on medical science made up today's
program of the convention here Of
the Mississippi Valley Medical associa-
ton. Several hundred delegates had
arrived today for the convention
which will close tomorrow with the
election Of officers.
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SPORT New

managers Of these institutions asking
for their ideas about it. !.
The plan is to start with . basket
ballsleague. and then gradually enlarge
it TO. take in baseball. football and
track.
answer to his letters he will call a
meeting to discuss the matter, :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
NEW YORK
mduKs.:

New York. oct. 72-The stock mar
ket. exchange OF the first hour, con-
tinued to be! dominated by oils and
motors, although selling. presumably
Or profits, 'cAI6ed extreme. reactions
OF = to,6 points III these groups Real
iztn9 sales were Also noted in equip
ments and 'stesls, but these shares
anne briskly forward again at noon.
u: 8. steel gained LIZ points, indie
pendent Shares or the same class rais-
ings:one to .threA. points. ShippinGs
yielded to moderate pressure, but
strengthened on buying OF Atlantic
Gulf and American ship. and COM
mefce. food, leather and tobacco and
paper issues held Or extended their
gains for the most part. Call money
opened at s.per cent.
New York, oct. 22.-Cwall street,
1880 &. m.)-Otls were ,bouyant 1T
the excited opening Of today'S stock
market, leaders Of that division max
Ing the high records. Texas company
was the chief feature, its first quota
hon Of 315 REPRESENTING an overnight
gain Of 1s . points, Within the first
half hour advances OF 2 to 8 points
were made by Mexican and PAN
American petroleums, general Motors,
Baldwin and American locomotives
and retail stores. Steels were 1 to /
Ia points higher and leather, food
and shtppinEs is6ues averaged similar
gains. Rails and metals were uncer-
C4A1s 10 '. > t'H+. H. -aG ~ .,a.t g p
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HIDE AND FUR MARKm.
@xs, ru1s, rzryrA. rA11ow.

FURNISHED by The Redick Hide 4. Fur
Company
WOOL-No activity reported for over q
month and mills say prices will have
to recede before they buy; and larre
storage dealers holding tight. it looks
like lower prices If any trading takes
place.
HIDES-The trend of the market Ia
easy and lower as sales are reported
at tannery points at 3 to &c below
last sales n has a depressing in
nuence with tanners uninterested un-
less at concessions from the dealers
asking prices. 1t is agreed by all,
that hides could drop s to 1oc and
still be abnormal the present agitation
a the earrnarks Of a gradual decline
lines. o
TALLOw-steady and stronger on. ac-
count Of slight demand for better
about as quoted in absence Of any
PELTs-Are weak In sympathy with
and refuse offers at present tima
Committed themselves as to next
years needs but high prices are in
sight for all furs with Muskrat.
Mink and Wolf rs leaders. skunk
are now coming in but grade mostly
No. 3 and 4. Regular fur list will be
ready Nov. 10.
Quotations subject to market changes
~4fhNr1f nnt1rA 49, g"HF"H.i #H#r#H
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR FORMER CHAMP

Chicago, Oct. 22.-Menorial serv-
ices for Robert Fitzsimmons, former
champion heavyweight pugilist, who
died two years ago today, were held
at his grave. Mrs. Fitzsimmons' and
a number of friends and admirers
Of the inventor of the solar plexus
punch gathered at the cemetery.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22

GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis, Oct. 22.-F1our I'M
changed; shipments 110,323 barrels.
Barley 1.05@1.2S. -.
Rye No. Q, 1.31 Ia.
Bran $500.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
Ontario Quint Won
Set From Americans
On Wilde. Alleys

By winning the first and third
games of the set the Ontario store
quint defeated the Grand Forks
Americans last night.
Wildes' bowlers and Paramount
Cigars will play tonight.
Last nights standings:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22

Even D'Annunzio's appetite for no.
toriety must De stated; Fiume has. been
his great opportunity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
METAL

New York, oct, 21.-Copper dull;
~electrolytic, spot and last quarter 20
q 22 1-z.
Iron steady, prices unchanged. !;
.5" Anthony 8.62si-2.
Metal Exchange quotes lead arrn;
spot $40 Did, $50. asked; December
$50 bid; $50. asked. spelter 1rrn;
East st. Louis delivery spot 1852 1-2
bid. - s y
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GRAN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct. 22.-corn, No: 2 mix
Oats, No. 2 white. II 3-4@73. No. 3
white So 3-4@71 IA.
Rye No. 2, 1872 3-4@1.34.
Barley, 1.1S q 1.34.
Timothy, S.50@11.25. II,
Glover nominal.
Pork nominal.
Lard 1855.
Ribs 18.2s01a.e0. =
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Oct. 22,-Fresh breaks in
the price of hogs had . further DE-
pressing effect today on the corn mar
ket. The fact that contrary t. Elk
pectation the lonxshoremen's strike
was still unsettled tended also to dis
any positive new bullish Developments
no decided power ia rally was shown.
Opening quotations. which ranged
from the same as yesterdays finish
to 7-S cent lower, with December 1.4S
to 1.23 Ia and May 1.21 1-4sto 1.21
1-2. were followed by a general Sag
all around. ii ;:sf
Oats like corn, lacked support. Att
er opening 1-2 to 1-2 cent lower In
Guiding December al 70 IL to 76s7-S
the market underwent some addition
al setback. /, < tt
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MARX ct NEWS
DULUTH.
GRAIN.

Duluth, MINI, oct. 22.-Elevator
recsipts Of domestic grain: Wheat
186,S00 bushels, last year 791, 900;
corn 800;s oats 200 bushels, last year
100; barley 1850 bushels, last year
8.100; rye $500 bushels. last year
10000; flax 25,eo0 bushels. last year
49,100.
Shipments: Wheat 1000 bushels,
last year 2ss. 200; oats 1900; flax 81
200.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos.
! and 2 northern 3; No. 8, IA; other
spring as; Nos. l. and 2 durum 8;
No. 3 durum z; other durum 1;
mixed So; all wheat lis, year ago
S11; flax II, year ago ~; oats 3,
ley IS, year ago 8; all grains 206,
year ago 8; rye So. year ago IS; bar
ley 18, year ago 8; all grains 206, year
ago LOIS; on track 1866.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Oct. 22.-Prices at 1880
4 m. today were: 3 1-2's, 160.so;
nrst as, $3.50; second IA, $3.50; irst
y LIS, $3.50; second 4 las, 93.sS;
third 1 1-4's. 96.2S; fourth 1 las
4 3-4's, 1854. Z
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DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 22.-Trading in
all grains vas stagnant on the mar
hero today. Flaxseed weakened on
absence Of support from crushers.
Trades were confined to small lots.
October AJAX closed &c off; November
&c of; December &c of and May lie
of.
Rye closed ga of for spot: De-
cember 3-4c of and May 3-4c off.
Oats closed 1901 3-8 up for spot.
Barley closed unchanged for spot
Closing: Y
Nos. l, 2 and 3 northern wheat un.
changed. &
Durum wheat unchanged.
Linseed on track 1900 1886: arrive
same; October 1926: November 4.24;
December 4.21; May 4.18 bid.
arrive 81 1905 Is.
Rye on track and to arrive 1.so 1-2;
December 1923 1-2 bid; May 1877 bid.
Barley on track 95@1.27.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-22
1--WE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct 22.-Hoss receipts,
21,00o; mostly rs to 800 lower;
early, top. $13.25, out of line; bulk, Of
sales, .$12.25@ 1900; heavy, $11.5o@
1890; medium, $1,000 @1s.fo:s light,
$12.10@13.00; light-light, $4,000
1850; heavy packing sows, smooth,
$4,000 1910; packing sows, rough,
$11:5o@12.oo: pigs, $11.75 @12.56.
Cattle receipts, $4,000; weak; beef
steers, medium and heavy weight,
choice and prime, $17.4o@ s.5o;Mme-
dunn and good. $11.00 @ II. 06;s com
mon. $500 100; light weight, good
and choice. $14.25@ 1900; common
and medium, $7.75@ 1870; butcher
cattle, heifers. $500 1880; cows,
$6.55@ 1915; Gamer and cutters,
$5.35@5.50; veal calves, $l6.t0@
1880; feeder steers, $7.oO@13.2s;
stocker steers, 36.00@lo.75; western
range steers, .$7.75@13.5o; COWS and
heifers, $6.0e@12.50. -
Sheep receipts, 22,o0o;s firm; lambs,
$12.75@ 1915; culls and common.
'$s.75@ 1850; ewes, medium good and
choice: $6:50l@ 7,76; culls and conn
mon, $500 6.25; breeding, $6.7b@
4AsVVs .-4H -. .. ~, -s-- .., a -. ! . {,
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PRODUCE

Chicago. Oct. 22.-Butter lower;
receipts 1924 tubs; creamery extras
So IL; firsts 5000 1-2; seconds 500
So; standards 81 1-2.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs, lower; receipts 1867; firsts
81 1-2;. ordinary firsts 51@52; at
mark, cases included, 51@58; storage
packed firsts So 1900.
Poultry alive unsettled; sp1ngs %;
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AID FRENCH TOWNS.

Butter Fat 49,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
81 elise Diario

Aver. como a las T.. en- la para
da 161a. de Santurce, el autom6-
vii del Lcdo. Cayetano Coll v
Cuch{. guiado pOr el chauffeur
Pascual Sabater, arroll0 a Ma
nuel SaStre. causandOle contu-
stones en- el cuerpO, de las que
fue asistido en- la sala de soco-
rros, pasando luego al Hospital
Municipal. Testigos del suceso
nos informan que ell autom6vil
iba Il regular velocidad, Ocurrien-
do la desgracia al tratar Sastre
de cruzar la carretera en- los mo-
mentos de bajar de una guagua.
FL cho"UcW fue arrestadO. in
term Sc hace la investigation del
case. RI hcrido Sc encuentra
hoy meiOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
Para S. Domingo

pasajeros que salierOnr de este
puerto para la Repdblica Domini
cana en- el vapor "Santo Domin-
go el dia % a las 6 p. III.
Para san pedro de M0c0ris
CrisantO Villanueva' Deltin Mi
Ian. Juan Vale. Armando Moreau
Mejia. Andres Cora. Federico Ruiz
Juan Alvarez Medina. Caiidad
X. Govril. Guillerlno A, Gnvril.
Para Santo Domingo city
Isabel y. de Rodriguez, Antonio
y. Rodriguez. Ana Ma. Rodriguez.
Alicia Rodriguez. Dionisia Serra-
no. Santiago b. BaS AguStina Cal
der0n. Alfonso Carbonell, Hahn
Lopez Pemcha Hilari0 Catal;i. Ra
fapl Carri0n, CleOfe Garcia BOdi-
LA Antonio Pastor V Gorilla.
Guadalupe Diaz de Pastor, Maria
Antonia Pastor HOmar, JhOn G.
Anc. Emilio Ieda, Ricardo Villa
Conejero. Fernando MuhiZ Traver
so Celso Perez V Lopez. Manuel
Rodriguez Fernandez, Murray
Brllner. Alberto MOrpll. Luis Al
modovar. Oscar a. Gambia, Wi
lila mt. j. Gordon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
Ell FOLLETO DE LA CAMARA
INSILAR DE COMERCIO

La Camara Insular de Conner.
clio ha dirigidO a la delegation
del COnglcso de los Estados ln:-
dos que nos visit0 recientemcnte.
una especie de memorial eli cl
cue cOndensa las cueetiOncs Que
G2Sde su punto de v!:tl afectan
m..s directamentc al pals: El
pi0ninma de la Instruction: las
'obras necesarias on cl puerto de
San Juan: la cOnveriCncia de que
So estableZca una tarifa pfolect0-
ia ara el caf,. de Puerto Rico
en- los EstadOs Unidos: cl profile
ma del transporte entire EstadOs
Unidos V Puerto Rico: la impOr
tancia dial licOr en- los usOs me-
dicinales; las ventajas del Puer,
to Libre V la ,riste experienced de
un a6o mas o menos de prOhibi-
ci6n en- Puerto Rico.
Todo clio esta tratadO en- in
giles V con gran apOrtaci6n de da-
tos que hacen el referido trabajo
del mayor interes.
FL fOlletO Ell que estas mate
rias Sc estudian fut entregado
aqul a los miembroS del COngre-
so que fuerOn nuestrOs huespedes
ha sido enviadO a tOdos V cada
uno de los sehores que fOrman
el parfamento de los Estados
Unidos. Tambien ha sidO envia-
do en- fOlleto de la Camara Insu-
| lar de ComcrciO de Puerto Rico
las asociacioneS similares de
los Estados Unidos v los MEM
bros de la administration.
La Camara lnsular de Conner
clio ha sabidO cOndenSar en- bre-
YES paginas. 10 mas esencial de
nuestros problemas palpitantes.
Y con clio sirve a los intercses
generates del pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
HIRIO \ ST AMANTE
Y DESPUES Sc M.ATO

Aver tarde. en MinillaS. San
turce. parada p. el albahil Ma
nuel Martinez Sc encerr0 ell su
habltaci0n con Su amante Mon
serratc Santana V con un cOrta-
plumas le infiri0 tres hcridas dc
caracter grave: una Ell la cara.
una Ell 81 cuello v Ia O1ra en- la
mano. Martinez al yer caer a
su amante bahada Ell sangre. ere
y6 que la habia matado. v con la
miSma cuchilla Sc nitric una he
rida en- ell cuello. Los heridOS
fueron conducidos al SanatoriO
Puerto Rico V despues al Hospi-
tai Municipal dondc falleci6
Martinez a las Z p. m. DISCUS
toS familiares originaron el su-
ceso. La Santana estl relati-
vamente mejor on cl Hospital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
Esp,ectaculos

Cine Tres Banderas.-La CO.
niquisima cinta en- 2 parties, por
Toto, titulada: Gun Clavo SAGA
otro Clavo." Reprisse a peticion
general de la segunda jornada
en- 6 parties, de las 8 jornadas
que tiene la gran serie, sacada
de la novela que lleva. ell mismo
nombre escrita por ell malogra-
do Y fecundo literato frances
Alexandra Dumas (padre), titu-
lada Gel Conde de Montecristo." !"
Cine Real.-Segunda iornada
de "Martir."
Cine Monte Carlo.-Los episo-
dios 9 y 10 de "Los Lobos de la
Cultura.
Cine Imperial.-"Corte de Ge-
Mo- y "Los Lobos de la Cultu-
ra."
Cine Puerto RicO.-"Poaada
Elgante">y eel Misterio del Ho-
tel Rep1blica", episodio IA.
Cine NOrma.-Segunda jorna
da de Gel Conde de Montecris-
to-"
Cine Habana.-"La Bala de
Bronco"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
Para Estados
Unidos.

Fin el vapOr "Filadelfia" han sa
lido para los Estados UnidOs el
25 del actual, los pasageros 81
guicntes:
ROgelio Arroyo, Pablo Lopez
Pefia. Santiago We've, Francisco
J. Mendez. Joaquin Higuera, An
tonic Gnijarro, Enrique Coma
lez. Raimunda X. Aviles. Jose
Reyes. Antera NJ. de Reyes, Emil
ly V. o Neal. Esmeralda J. de Lu
cerO, Jose l.. Lucero. Daniel .Jor-
dan, Luis Villa Rayo. Baldomcra
Ramos. Genara Cruz. Luis Ruiz,
Clara b. Bernhard, Charles NJ.
Griffitt Mrs. CralcS NJ. Griftitt.
Domingo QuihoneS. Pablo Coma
lez. Providencia Gonzalez. Area
diO Rivera. Emilia TOro. German
Diaz, Ramon QuinoneS. Ana G..
de Padflla. Miguel \. Gilbcs. An
tonic Salazar. Frank @. Schcaf.
.Juana del Vale, Maria l.. Rem
don. Nicolasa Ruiz. Arturo Co
mez, Pura G. dc Gonzalez, Mcr-
cedes Martin, Jorge Eragoso, Gus
tavO Gonzalez. Clcmentina NJ. de
Soto, Pillar Soto, Margarita Soto,
Manuel Sierra, Jose Egozcnc,
Edward Jifkins. Jacinta Maldo-
nado. :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
INSTITUTE DE REFORMAS
SOCIALES

Ordcn de la Asamblea v Nela-
da a Jose de Diego. que dicho
Institute ha tie veriticar en- Are
cibo el 80 de Abril las de la
tarde, en- ell salon de actOS de la
Alta Escucla. de acuerdO con la
Comisi6n dc Fcstcjos dc Arecibo
ASAMBLEA
1o.-Lectura de las rpglas par
lamentarias.
/ 2o.--Mensaie ie oral por el presi-
dentG del Institute Sr. Joaquin
del LlanO .Jr.
:'o.-Consideraci6n del Memo
rial que ha dc ser enviadO Il
Washington. solicitandO la pro
tecci6n del azlicar, cafe V tabaco.
lo.-ResoluciOncs V aproba-
ci0n de las Bases.
cO.-- lIlSCuISO Ut clduSuId IDOT
el Sr. Luis Felipe Desns. Repre-
sentante del Institute Ell Qua
yama.
NELADA PRO DE DIEGO
1O.-DiscursO de aperture pOr
ell Sr. Joaquin del LlanO Jr.
2O.-Rccitaci0n. POesias.
3o.-DiscursOs pOr los sehOres
Agustin Davila. Angel Nunez.
Lcdo. Francisco Cadilla. LcdO.
Rafael Martinez Csera. Ramon
Morell CampOs. Felipe Des1s.
Manuel Perez Aviles, LcdO. Jose
Coll V Cuchi. DIR. Manuel Queve
do Baez. DR.. LeopoldO FiguerOa.
4o.-DiscursO de clausura pOr
el Hon. Alcalde Don Manuel Le-
desma.
JO.-La BorinQueila.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
81 estreno de
esta noche


Atrayente por demas es el pro-
grama que Ofrece para esta nOche
la gran Compailia de operetas Es-
peranZa Iris: toda ycz CUE en-
dicha function Sc estrenara la ce-
lebrada Opereta: "Sangre Polaca"
una de las obraS en- que mayor
eXito obtiene la troupc de "ESpe-
ranZa Iris.
Como Ell las veladaS anteriores
Sc dara cita eSta noche Ell I'll Mn-
nicipal. 10 mas SelectO de nuestro
mundo social Y elegante para
presenciar una obra que viene
precedida de gran fama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
(Fdo) Lorenzo ID. Armstrong.

sable del cumplimiento de esta.
leyes Y reglanentOs. me veO en- e
casO de advertir ustedes. 0ut
cualquier despacho de artfculos
que hagan pOr cuenta del NUM-
cipiO. o cualquier trabaio orde
nado para el mism0. dehera il
acompa1adO de un pedidO Oficia
firmadO por el ContadOr el Al
calde: V no ser;i recOnOcida min
glna cuenta que Sc cOntriaga er
nombre del Municipio de Sar
Juan. sin que haya llenado pre-
viamente el requisite especitica
do.
X. n. TO0d.
Alcalde de San Juan.
Advf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

"Struffy" Nc Innis, primera
base del famoso equipo Red
Sox' de Boston, ha pertenecido
al no menos renombrado "Sox-
Giant, de ampa, asi como tam
bien al Club Atletico de Connie
NJ; ok, habiendo jugado ell papel
de primera base, durante la gran
partida de 100000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
NELADA SUSPENDIDA.

El seiior Joaquin del Llano. ha
recibido eSta mahana el Siguicntc
despacio de Arecibo.
"Arecibo ablil %. 1919.
joaquin del Llano Jr
Presidente Reformas Sociales.
San Juan. p. II.
Suspendido por acuerdo conf
sion nnmero Institute RefOrmas
por falta local adecuadO para We
lada. COmbinarcmos 0p0rtuna-
mente fecha.
arturo NicOldu.
SecretariO.' y
Los Senores delegadOS suspen-
deran el riaje que para este OBJ
jeto estaban designados. hasta
que reciban nuevaS 6rdeneS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
Injusta y Arbitraria

lgastos de alnacenaje. Sin embar
90, el II de Abril enviaron la car
ia que incluimos en- la cual cate
g6ricamente rechaZan toda reSpOn
sabilidad para los aztlcare> que
vengan en- 10 future.
Mi opinion es. que la actitild de
la Junta de Igualamiento de AZn
car es tan ini,lSta V arbitraria VI
cansa tales perjuicios Il los inte
reses aZucarerOs de Puerto Rico.
que dicha .Jmta plIede ser declara
da responsible de los dailoS "casio
nadoS Il los prOductOres de azlcar
de Puerto Rico. Ne parecc . mi
que 81 establecemoS un pl2ito en-
tequdad, los Tribunales anularian
.todoS los conveni0S que actnalmen
te eXiSten. Esto de ninguna name
I'll le convene Il la .Jumta de Igua-
lamiento de AZilcar. pueS 81 Sc de
clara Illegal el contrato que tienen
con los retinadOreS. Sufririan gran
tdeS pfr,lidaS pOr las obligaciones
cOntaidas con los aZucarercS de
! Cuba. En- otras palabraS, yo creO
que 81 los productoreS de azilcar
de Puerto Rico aSumen una acti-
tnd bien enfrgica V Sc disponen a
enSelar TN POGO las ullaS. la .Iunrl
de Igualamiento Sc retracta,.ia V
jprotejeria los intereses de Puerto
Rico Sobrc una base inSta V equi-
tativa Asi 10 hicieron Ell ei caso
dc III Captain" V cl Helen" V yo
creo que 10 volverian a llaccr
Mr.. Dillingham; llega el prhximo
Lnnes. y yo me propongO discutir
este aSunto con el. Mi objctO hasta
ahora. acerca de este aSuntO eS pOi'.
escribirle Il uSted detalladamente
tque todoS los aZucarerOS de l'uer-
to Rico deberian encomendar la
defensa de Sus derechos uno
dos abogados de aqui, que repre-
sentaran los intereses colectivos
en- todo 10 possible y yo me per-
mito sugerir que 81 ell bufete de
Mr.. Dillingham; y ell nuestro fue-
ra autorizado para actuar man.
commandments en- este asunto,
podrlamos presentar I'm podero-
/. so alegato ante la Junta de Igua-
lamiento de AzGcar. Por SUI
puesto no interprete NAL esta
carta, aunque las moscas prefe-
.ren el aZGcar al vinagre; al mis-
mo tempo hay ocasiones en- que
cierta dosis de energia Y de re-
solucion deben de mostrarse
para conseguir los resultados de
seados. Tai vez una protesta
unanime en- Washington produ-
.iera ell mismo resultado.
Yo creo que la Junta de Igua-
lamiento de Azlicar ha obtenido
grandes beneficios en- la cosecha
anterior al venderla los ref
! nadores al nuevo precio Y es-
tan obteniendo grandes benef-
clos en- la reventa de azllcares
Inglaterra. Por 10 tanto ellos
tienen dinero con que pagar los
gastos ocasionados con la con-
gesti6n de azucares en- New
York, Y me parece a mi que en-
equidad Y en- justicia dicha Jun
ia debia de pagar dichos gastos,
pues preclsamente Sc constitu-'
y0 para lgualar ell preclO del aZu-
car y no para recargar dichos
gastos a eXpensas de los azuca-
reros de Puerto Rico.
Nuestro case es tan fuerte EN-
equidad que yo creo que tene-
mos grandes probabilidades de
obtener remedio en- los Tribuna-
les, aunque como I'd. compren-
dera todo este asunto esta ro-
deado de tecnicismos muy delica
dos.
Muy sinceramente,
i (Fdo) Lorenzo ID. Armstrong.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
al Conercio
San Juan
Abril %, 1919.

,r~ : Abril %, 1919.
Al comerciO de San Juan,
aSan Juan, PtO Rico.
sehores:
4 Tengo la necesidad de renovar
Ia carta circular que Ell Otras Oca
ssi0nes he escrito ustedes con res
pecto a pedidos. trabajos, etc, he
chos para el Municipio de San
Juan.
~ Tenemos leyes Y reglamentOs es
trictos. con respecto esta mate
ria Y siendo el Alcalde el respon-