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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05

AL mismo tempo la Association
Nacional para ell. Adelantamien-
to de la Raza de Color, remiti6
al Presidente el telegrama ad-
junto, con motiEo de los sucesos
acaecidos en- la ciudad capitol
ma:
"En nombre de 12.OOO,OOO de ne
gros que hay en- los Estados Uni
dos, la Association Nacional pa
ra ell Adelantamiento de la Raza
de Color, respetuOsamente llama
vuestra atenci6n sObre la afrenta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05

A fin de pOner a nnestros lee
torres al corriente de los suceso
que sc vienen desarrollando el
varias importantes ciudades d,
los Estados Unidos, motivados
pOr esa corriente de Odios qu
en- tOdas Ocasiones Sc ha agitad'
en- ell ambiente de aquel pals, en-
tre blancos y negros, y que 1lti
mamente ha tenidO un brote san
grientO, verdaderamente alar
mante, traducimos continua
ci0n algunos datos de 10 ocurri
do en- Washington durante la sc
gunda quincena del pasado mes
de julio, donde Sc registrar actoE
que desdicen mucho de la cultu
ra de un pueblo.
Grandes reservas de policfa
fueron llamadas-dice The York
Times-en la nOche del 20 de jul
liO, con motive de los des6rdenes
habidOs en- los districts com
prendidos en- el Central Park y
en- las avenidas de Pennsylvania
~ Septima, justamente en- ell CO.
raz6n de la ciudad, para volver
al orden los soldados y marine
ros, asf como a individuos del ele
mento civil, que atacaban los
negros, como reEancha de los 'asal
tos en- las personals de algunas
mujeres blancas, realizados pOr
los negros en- Washington, duran
tie ell pasado mes.
Cientos de sOldados y marinos
participaron en- los motines, en-
union de cerca de un millar de
ciudadanos del pueblo. Los ne
gros eran violentamente sacados
de los carros electricos y de los
automobiles. Y con ese mOtiYO Sc
hicieron algunos arrestos impor-
tantes.
La policfa recibi6 aviso de nue.
vos ataques efectuadOs, tarde en-
la noche, en- varias secciones de
la ciudad, y existfa la creencia
que todO este era el resultado de
un movimiento de antemano, or
ganizado. 1nfinidad de negros
fueron atacados por Ia sOldades-
ca en- la Gale Ounce y en- la ave-
nida de New York, hacia Ell Nor
oeste, cerca del Riggs National
Bank, dentro del cual cay6 una
piedra arrojada de Ia Casa Blan-
ca. Tres negros estr0peados aqnf
fueron conducidos a Ia Estaci6n
de Policfa del precinto ndmero
tres. a
Una partida de soldados y ma
rinos arrastr6 a un joVen de CO.
lor desde ell interior de un trole,
en- la calle g, hacia ell Noreste,
entire las Gales Novena yIDeci-
ma. Fue este infeliz estr0peadO y
perseguido algunas manzanas de
casas mas adelante, donde lie cor
taron la cabeza. Su cuerpo mutt
lado fue condueido a su casa pOr
la policia. ="
A la una de la mahana fue avi-
sada la policfa de un motfn en- el
cual cerca de $50 soldados y ma,
rinos habfan caido encima de los
negros, en- un ataqueis feroz. 20
das las reservas policiacas fte-
ron trasladados al sitio del desor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
Serrvicio de I re-
.nes no Sc parahza

s.-.--9 95@li
f3IIR9
p~aaia
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
caIlus7 "eeis.If"
will Peel Il OF!
Nothing on Earth Like Simple "Gsts-
It for Corns or Calluses.

A cailus. or thickened skin on
the sole ~ the foot. which often
makes walking q misery is Of the
same nature as . corr. 'oets-It"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
UBBOCk-TATUM DAILY MAIL
UNDER NEW CONTRACTS

Under the new contract accepted
~ the Government and effective last
saturday or November the list. daily
nail service between this place and
iratum, n NJ. should serve the ter
tory much better
Under the old contracts. a line be-
ween Lubbock and Plains was main
sined daily, that is, was supposed 10
Fave been. The carriers Of the mail
-etween this point and Plains receiv-
I'd less than ten dollars per day for
he entire year, or about $500 Dur
ing the past two years or about, these
zen have failed miserably in giving
'he territory through which the line
lassed service. Many times the line
las stopped on account Of broken
t0wn cars. The money received for
he work did not compensate enough
10 keep the cars IN running condition
Several times the contracts were sub
et 10 other parties who in turn gave
lo better service than the original
owners.
Bitter dissatisfaction by the citi-
sens of the towns served on the line
las resulted by the failure Of the
Sometimes weeks have
passed without mail service to these
owns. kilograms and other com
by these towns have
been forwarded to their Congress
nan, postal and railroad authorities,
N an effort to have better service.
These appeals have apparently had
10 effect on the service The line
vas then changed. that is, two con-
racts were posted for bids. One be-
ng from this city to Brownfield, and
he other from that city to Tatum.
" NJ. The contract from here to
was bid on by John Hall
# that city and accepted at an aver
,ge of SIG per day or more than
fifty per cent above the old contract
rom here to Plains, the exact fig
ires being S4992 per year. The con-
ract from Brownfield was bid on by
, man of Slaton at $3.50 per year.
Thus the line from this point to Ia
.um is on a basis Of twice the amount
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

walton Army fame preach a wonder
full sermon down at the church Of the
Epiphany. Every Sunday | hear one
or two. The best preacher ! have
heard has been Campbell Morgan, OF
London, a Scotchman.
Well, ] can't tell you dear friends
how much | have heard, Chinese and
japanese and Senators by the dozens
on the peace treaty and the League
of Nations. II only you and mama
could hear some of il. But now !
must run to bed and get little rest
for it has certainly been an exciting
day I'm sure you'll never be able
to read this letter on account Of IT,
Do get well and write me nice
long letter and don't forget that I'd
love to have you enjoy it all with me
for you have helped make me able
10 appreciate all Of il.
With a heart full Of love to both
you and Mr. Mobley,
Lovingly.
MAE MURFEE
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MISS MAE MuRFEE WRITES
FROM WASHINGTON

/ The following letter, though OF a
personal nature, has been requested
/ published for the benefit OF Miss
! Murfee's many friends In this city.
/ The letter was written 10 Mrs J. y.
I Moblcy under date OF October 2Sth
II make haste to write you on this
one Of the most eventful days OF my
, life. Last night took part in the
pageant given in honor Of the King
md Queen Of Belgium and today il
was my good fortune to be honored
with very special ticket emitting
me TO sit in the Senate and listen 10
the king address that great body and
/ the queen was in the gallery with
me and after this speaking was over
we went over to the House Of Rep
resentatives where he spoke again. ]
certainly do honor these good peo-
pie; after this we went down to the
theatre and heard Geraldine Farrar,
one of the worlds greatest singers,
and right now great labor parade is
going on right outside my window,
while down town is the great flower
show of the year given by the Agri-
culture Department. There are just
so many things that | hardly get a
minute TO call my own, but | just had
letter from mama telling me that
you had had an operation and ! just
had to write you this very day TO tell
you that | do hope you will soon be
strong and well and that wish you
might be here TO enjoy some OF these
wonderful things. I've. seen so much.
the great Peace Celebration, in which
we took part on the Fourth of July,
the Receiving of the Marines, so very
wonderful. My! N.Y. but | love our
soldiers, the coming of our great
President home from France and
again we were in pageant for him
upon his arrival. Then we saw Gen.
Pershng welcomed when he came
home and the parade of the First Di-
vision-tell Mr.. Mobley that ! shall
never forget the parade of the First
Division as long as | live-every-
thing else I've seen or heard fades
into insignificance when | think Of
the faces Of those wonderful men
who endured so much for their coun-
try's sake. II was wonderful beyond
description. SO far as | know no
other Texas girl has seen and heard
so many things do not know Of a
one who heard the king today.
II has been my good fortune too,
10 hear so many wonderful preachers
and speeches. For instance, last
Sunday ! heard Gen. Booth, Of Sal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR
MONTH OF OCTOBER

The following IS a summary Of the
weather conditions prevailing durinl
the month Of October, 1919:
Maximum temperature 81 deg.
Minimum temperature 81 deg.
Mean temperature so ( deg
Mean normal temperature 59,3s
degrees.
Departure from normal la deg.
Maximum relative humidity % pet
Minimum relative humidity 62.5
per cent.
Mean relative humidity ss.46 pct.
Total wind run for month 5iG7 mi
Normal wind run for October
5352.s miles
Departure from normal 1853 mi.
Average hourly run Of wind 6.9i
miles.
Number Of clear days o
Number 81 partly elogay days ~
Number Of clody days O.
Precipitation for month 7.3i In.
Normal precipitation for October
2.2 inches.
Departure from normal STA IN.
Total precipitation Jan I, 1919 20
Nov I. i0io-32.06 inches.
X. ~ HARPER, Supt.,
Experiment Station.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
HAD CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
FOR TWENTY SIX YEARS
NOW WELL AND HAPPY

The experience Of Mr.. l.. J. Toa-
palik, 1888 Rose street, Lacrosse,
Wisconsin, is chiefly remarkable
on account of the length OF time
he was afflicted.
lie writes: Il have been suf-
fering with chronic bronchitis for
tweaty-six years and every winter
| would catch cold and become 50
hoarse | could not speak for SIX or
eight weeks ! could get only tenn
porary relief.
"This winter | was taken with
Grip and was In awful shape. A
fellow workman advised me to take
PE-RU-NA. By the time / Lad
used three-fourths Of a bottle, the
hoarscness was gone, also thar
tired feeling. | am on my .ccond
bottle. Hereafter PE-RU-NA VIII
be constantly Ia my house. Il is
the best medicine ever put up Tor
the purpose
For any disease due % eatarls
or catarrhal conditions. PE-EJ-hA
i equally dependable. Cough
colds, catarrh Of the head, stomach
trouble, constipation, rhcumnti
pains In the back. aide and loinH.
bloatlng. belchlnF gas, Indigestion
caiarrh Of tho large and small .n-
fesllnea. are some " the trolble
for which rf-Ru.NA Il especially
recommended.
-nu.NA can b. pureha 81
anYehsrs Ia either lahlet % liquid
form.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

tuners.
This concern has enjo'
ways doing it's part iowa
munity in which it has
ticeable feature along tn
quite a task for the farm
to town. Quite a number
and chickens to dispose q
bringing these things to a
lieve this situation, the
an automobile truck and q
roll whose business was to
the country gathering up
this was handled mt exact
ascertain whether or not
that is necessary is TO as
County farmers of those
With an institution DON
the Rix Company. it is M
the departments over TO n
be said that the employees
en- every opportunity to sh
of responsibilities, but ther
IS always given the person
ayers, and that is the und,
mess. II. l. and J A. Ri
balmers, with years of ex
feel that this is one part
serves their personal super
In the Lubbock store is sal
modern and best equipped
IN Texas. The fact that u
invested in hearses and an
that they believe in sparing
customers the best service
Some concerns are con.
comes TO them in the way
ing an Improvement of any
facilities or equipment. I
Rix Company, as it has
the establishment Of their T.
tented with what they ha,
TO be always striving to {
During the past year this c [.
oyer twenty counties. this !
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
Renotcn Frfffer Corn

!, the heart Of Nssns s~-se, Corn. rsno.
lated TO he used especially in corn irtsefs.
SOUPS. ho, oakrs and the hss friuu Corn
70 a new conner TO tho ranks Of Rsno~n. bu,
- due fos great popularity Il hs, Del.
ics,e pleasing favor that sp2ssls 20 every.
one On every can too. 10 printed 9 mum
Der Of recipes fof ~ use
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

formerly Mr.. Hall has put on a new
Dodge Commercial car from here
and will run a Ford only in cases
where traffic is unusually heavy He
will move here this week TO make
his home.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

II. A. Griffith. special salesman
for the Ria Furniture and undertak-
ing Company ~ this place left the
flrat u the week for Dallas, whore
he will be- probably for ten days ~.
tending TO business matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

Use "Cstsir and Dsnce. Even with Corns
removes II as easily az II does the
toughest corna hy using a foN
drops % ~Gcts-If' on the callua. Won
vii be able 20 peel u on with your
fingers, VA ono complete piece Just
~ you would q banana peel n
thoush you never had a cnllus You
need no more fusay plantfrs sticky
tape, 'rackaNey bandlEfa knives of
ecianora for corna Or callunea ~llafa.
~ In the national corn removar IN.
biggest on earth. used hY milllons III
never fails tnuil woft play and
dance AZ feao IN splfe % cnrna
"uefH.ff." the only sure au4T4nfaaI
Wnney hack sfeInnNnf costs hui
4 tIiha ~ any dfuE ninre MA hg
y taNfenee a Co, chlcaHa. 40
Iold In -ubboek and recommended a.
the worlds beat corn remedy b.
LUBBOCK DRUG CO.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

H. Weaver left will
County where he ing to business matters
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
Renown Maine Street Com

3, the white com q the group ., has ~
the hsvo< 81 fress rossuns e~s. whc'esouD
and tender Fes che ordinary uss. u com
with which every housewife 10 fsusihs.
Penown hsins Sweet Con has no equal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

Diak Howard wants 10 sell you gas
and oil Phone 20 iatf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
Golden Bantam Corn

Is real .p,cu.sn dehgh, Honey sweet.
luseious grains. golden N colof irssh and
tender. make. u ne~ kind Of corn 10 the
foI.s Of the Southwest II hss - o~n DIS
,inenv. favor. one youn like quite as vel
80 white corn
The anooub,ed quality Of al Rsno~n goods
finds full sEpfe,non IN Rsnown Canned
Corn ior 'he policy Of the house Of Boren-
sfe~srt " 40 after ths best food products
no matter ~,hers rh~y are tound--ss iol-
loved 70 the letter Rrno~n Canned Cora
comes iFom Mnss. . the best food corn
rrO~n IN tho world 10 found there
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-04
G ON v o G A R E.

Liga Nationala Romfna, sec
ti,lnoa st. Louis, Mo-, convoaca
pc toti membrii sal, de asemenea
81 pc toti fratii Romfni,, care in
cd nu sunt membrii a lua parte
La sedinta, care Sc va tinea Du-
mineca, 5 Ianuarie 1919. in hala
Sirbilord in al slea 81 Barry,
Street.
Aeuma este timpul ca sa ne a.
rattan ca suntem Rom1ni GU ini-
ma cnrata.
Avind mai multe chestii impor-
tante dc rezolvat la aceasta adu-
mare, toti fratii membrii sunt ru-
gait staruitori a lua parte Ia a
ceasta sedinta care Sc va deschi
de la orele Up. m.
Tot odata 81 membrii care nu
si-au scris aplicatiunile' sunt ru
gait a si.le scrie pima in ziua de
j. Ianuarie 1919s pentru ca sa ne
putcm orienta la comandarea sta
tutelor. -
lar d-tra fratilor Ronifni. care
inca nu v'ati iuscris in L ga Ma
tionala Ca membrii, grabiti acnm
cind neamul ne cheama pc toti
sa finn unit.
Pima la revedere va salutam
Gu dragoste adevarat frateasca:
in numele sectiunei Ligei Natl
onale Romine din st. Louis, Mo-:
loan Russu, presedinte, 1712 s.
2-nd Str, st. Louis, Mo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-04

Ianos, soldat recruit, D-nnl Petru
Costandel.
3. O declamatie din partea D-rei
Maria Metesiu.
4. ,,Eroii'' declamata de D-soara
Marta Vmtila,
5, ,,Rominia 81 tarile locuite de
Romini" prcdata de:
Rominia, D-soara Marta Vintila.
Afdealul, D-Soara Marina Gligo-
.rea.<
Bucovina, D-soara Victorina
Muntcan.
Basarabia, D-soara Maria Mete-
|siu.
Banatul. D-soara Elena Moldo-
van-
America, Dina Anica Vintila.
|. Soldati romini, D-mi Andreiu
Dordea 81 loan FTatar.
6. ,,Pajurei Gu doua capete'' de-
clamata de D-ra Marina Gligorea.~
Tin urmele razboiului, declama.
ia de Dina Anica. Vintila.
s. ,,Otrava de Hirciogi", piesa
comica, predata de: i
Maistorita, Dina Anica Vintila.
Ucenical, D-nul loan Tatar.
Muzica ,,Treicolorul' de sub con-
ducerea vcstitului Simion Sinu din
Youngstown, O., va distra onor.
public GU cele mai frumoase arii de
dams 81 cintece rationale.
Pretul de intrare: D-ni SOC, Da-
mele 3Oc.
Supra solviri sc primesc en- mare
multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
BufetuI va fl asortat cu tot felul
de bauturi racorifoare.
Toti membrii sunt obligati a lua
parte la aceasta petrecere lar acei
carl vor lipsi sunt datori a plati ii,
chetul de intrare.
Deci in speranta ca toate surorile
Societati, onor. Cluburi 81 Parochii
|precum 81 tor fratii Romini din lOc
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V|dTuntiSMi.

Nh va pare 81 D-Voastra crios
ca un ,,presedinte" sa-si organi-
zeze supusii totdeauna Gu a.Wtor
din afara, ca fara de el nu poate.
Mai ales atunci cfnd omul Sc tine
de mare organizator"
Un nou codas GU numele Nico-
lac. din un oraS nu tOcmai de-
parties a TRIMS indarat doririle de
bine unuia eel felicitase.
Deodata cu conferinta de pace,
pentru militaristi nu are sa ra-
nina nimica alta de facut. dec1t
sa Sc casatoreasca.
prea multi inc>arca sd treaca
prin lumea asia pc teleaga nume-
lui bun al inaintasilor orr rude
milor lor.
Automobilul luz Rockefeller a
caleat pc m baiat dc 6 ami. Pa
rintii copilului sunt foarte ocupati
scriind carte lui Rockefeller. prin
care il roaga de iertare ca gresala
a fost din partea copilului.
Adevar, adevars graiesc voua.
suhtem pc urma tesalei.
Germanii ses tinguie ca nu au
material pentru ..frankfurteri''
Tn ziar american le recomanda
ciinii de razboi.
Parul unei fcte ii atrage mtrea-
ga atentiunea pima cind ajunge la
vIrsta cind trebue sd poarte cor
Seta. DE la data aceaSta mcOlO. Va
avea mai multi dc lucru cu rotun-
urea .fOrmelor.
Daca am lucra tOtdeauna alta
de, multi astaZi, cit DORM sil
lucram milne. atunci MI near mai
ramInea nimica de All pc mime
Dol barbati pot sd traiasG lao7
lalta dol ami su aceiasi coperis
raminind prieteni buni. dar un
bhbat 81 femeie nu pot face
una ca aSta
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INVITARE.

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultnra u. r.. Ard. & Traps." din
Alliance, o., are onoare a invita- pc
toate surorile societati, onor. Paro.
chii 81 Cluburi, precum 81 pc tot
fratii romini din loc 81 jur a lua
parte la marea productie teatrala
impreunata Gu dams, care va avea
loc MART, z Ianuarie 1919, (Cra-
ciunnl Rominesc), in hala dior A.
lexandru 81 Detesan din cor. Ash
81 Webb Str.
Ineeputul petrecerei precis la o.
rele 8 seara 81 va dura pima dimi-
neata.
! PROGRAMULeTEATRAL:
Teatrul va fl sub condncerea d.
lui diriginte de teatru loan Stoia.
/. o cfntare din partea D-soarei
Marta Vintila.
2 ,,Carabus' piesa comiea in 2
|acte, jucata de-
Nicu Nieoleanu, sublocotenent,
D-nul loan Stoia.
Victoria Rsut, amanta lni, D-ra
Marta Vintila.
Carabus, ordonanta, D-nul And
reiu Dordea.
Tufan, sergept, Dsnnl -Andreiu
Dordea.
Gaita, soldat recEat. HnuI Ioa',
T6Aar.
Sesafj fjdis soldat recruit, D.nul
''l Ill2| Iiat reerut, DnslE w
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|NF0RMATIU

Kaiser bolnav. Amster-
dam. Conform stirilor primitc
de la Amerongen. William Hohen
zollern. fostul Kaiser al Germani
Ell. este greu bolnav. Sc zice ca
nu-si poate parasi de loc camera
81 ca boala cc are este 70 ra-
ceala cumplita. A chemat un me-
die specialist din Utrecht care
la plecare a Zis ca fOstul monarh
are calduri mari. Numai sotiei sa-
le, medicnlui 81 altor dol ingri-
jitori le este permits sa intre in
camera hui.
Revolte in Russia. - Zurich. -
Ziarul LOkal Anzeiger din Berlin
scrIe ca taranii din intreaga Ru-
sic smt in pima revolta. Sc pare
ca revolta lor ar Fl impotriva
Bolsevicilor.
Mort din pahare.. - Chicago,
Iii. - Prea multele pahare cioc-
mite i'm ziua de anul nou au can
zat moartea unui locuitor de aici
anume Albert Seaholm. Arestat
ieri pc cfnd fusese gasit in stare
Gle betie pc strada. Seaholm mu
rit peste noapte in celula sa de la
polite. Doctorii spun ca moar-
ttea Use TRACE din multul
alcool pc care-l inghitise.
Foe. Granville. Ohio. =
I'm fec, carui origine inca nu
Sc cunoaste, a ars ieri dormilc
rul salei Sarah de la Universita-
tea Denison din localitate. Pagl-
belle callzate sa urea la suma de
10000 de dolari.
Regele Angliei invita- in Ame-
rica. = Londra. - Ziarele de aici
scriau ca Presedintele Wilson, III
timpul vizifei sale in Anglia. a
rugat pc regele George 81 pc re-
gina Maria sa viziteze Statele T.
mite, 81 sa ziee CA ar fl acceptat
invitatia. : Ziarul Standard zice-ea
presedintele, pc cfnd Isl lua ra-
mas bun plecfnd spre Italia, ar Fl.
spus ca spera sd vada pc rege 81
pc regina in Statele Unite.
Masaryk a plecat Ia Roma. -
Washington. Thomas g. Ma
'saryk, presedintele noui republi-
zee Ceho-Slovace, d plecats de Ia
,Praga spre Roma 81, conform in
formati,lnilor primite din snrseI
Eoficiale, .seopul sau este ss yor-
Hbcasca cn presedintele Wilson 81
Gu 0amenii de stat al .ItaIiei ins
.privints disputelor dint Italia.
d mons repnblie6 Jiigo (6vlE assss
|prs fosfnlui teritors aussr AN M