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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-08-21

railroad wage-earners. When SINH
lar policy was entered into for the
handling of labor problems along these
lines during the war organized labor
was immensely pleased and most
awards were satisfactory to the wage
earners. Even before the war, the
Brotherhoods made frequent demands
upon Washington-and they always
got everything they asked for Mat
tiers were made so easy for them that
it is clear that the Brotherhoods have
come to regard Congress as easy, "and
instead OF respecting it for its helpful
ness, the leaders of these organizations
have become arrogant by reason Of
their successes. This is evidenced by
the comments of one OF the labor
spokesman concerning the suggestion
of President Wilson for study of
the railway problem. He says: ''The
Railroads will be tied us so tight that
they will never run again il that legis-
lation is passed"
There is nothing In that statement,
or in the proclamation Of the Brother
hoods that pretends to deal with labor
settlements in the way recognized by
law and free civilized governments.
Instead demand is made upon the
country for an entire change in its
manner in conducting its affairs. Con
gressmen are already beginning to
propose that the interests OF 100000
600 people are to be held of less i'm
portance than the wishes of about one
and one-half per cent of the popula-
ton.
Wages and the BrOtherhOOds.
! The railroad Brotherhoods repre-
senting 100000 men on all railways
in the United States, have delivered
an ultimatum to the Government that
they will tie up all transportation from
coast to coast, to force another billion
dollar wage advance, and at the same
J time compel the Government to buy
the railways and turn them over t.
| the employees for their management
Members of Congress who are as
| founded by this latest Brotherhood I'll
| timatum regard this plan as Bolshe
! Of txrrn
! Government has been very liberal II
it's treatment OF railway employees
having increased. their payroll from
81, $50. 900. 600 in 1917 to $4,000, 000,00t
this year. This is an increase in tn
payroll of $1.15O. 100000 The Govern
ment has raised the average wages o
railroad workers from 1000 to 1,50'
a year and has raised the averag
Of 100000 Of the better paid men t.
more than $4,000 year. Thousand
Of the employees are now earning mucl
: fmore than the under officials of tn
roads.
But. i'm spite of this enormous In
crease in the payroll, without pal
allel in the history OF industry, tn
leaders of the organized forces ar
: now asking for billion dollars m +
This would bring the average wage
of all employees, including unskilled Il
well as skilled labor. up to $1,000
: wear. The workers in the railway shoI
woh received a wage increase Of g.
J OOO,O last year. are now asking Il
: $21O, 100000 more. The four trai
Rrotherhoods who have received 5000
100000 of increased wages in additic
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-08-21

Need any money? See Geo. NJ. Reed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23
'''''sss 81 ,%Ss es3y ~ ys'''s'

~~~~~~~~~>N~.~~Apa
DNUo erOoD vAye4u0-osvs ~
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HK 5zf1--A.l 05Sss1 SSSS~ ed
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S,:::u. :! s:ss On -.
oSssSssnsl sesisS s:ssS1 .hss7 81 ssv
tss'ssssi slse: bs~sl.G sse vsssAssesi "
2. = n:sss AScSnsA oeiA: oeiA:-
1OR 0Atb-0ss1 0eeg 1skia0 ssss b
tsse sssws' tsss. nessssvRq Iestsss.
sAip 'eeesse see ssasas. A1Assss cssy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23
fRAbERy
sPHcl'i.AT0Rs
BARGAIN HUNTERS
=. i.s ir.aoriI THE

A FORMERLY WE'LL TO 10
CLIENT OWING THE FOLLOWING
pEScRIBED LANbW OWES LONG
PAST DUE MONEY To HIS HANK.
HIS LOAN HAS BEEN pERENPrO@- T.
lily CALLED Orp AND MUST BIZ
PAID WITHIN A VERY SHORT TIME
OR NE WILL LOME EVERYTHING
HE MAS. HENCE THESE ninIcvL-
cfSsiIyi Hi1Iyyi i'PE PsssoS4ELr ESs4E BEEN ON
THESE THREE PIECES or LAND;
HAVE MADE 4 RIGID iNnPEcTlON
AND INvE6Ti0ATiON AND KNOW
THAT EACH - EXACTLY As REP
REe1NIEp. 4 PROMINENT KAN.
HAl CRY AfT0RNEY HAS Ex-
AhlNED THE TITLES AND Pro.
NOUNCED THEN FERrNCT. Hls
WRITTEN OPINION WILL BE FUR.
81 AcSEs-uNiMPRovEp
IRRIGATED LAND. ADJOINING
GOOD TOWN
On main Nns Santa " railroad: cciiax.
County. Nsv Nsxiee; Just bsDv Color.
sdo line ss:' ,s ,;sh :v: ersSSstv: sa.:t,S:
necessary: s6aadsncs of water: fine ics
alfslfA. wheat, oats. fruit, berries and
esrden products: no alksll. always
valued al VISo 1sr acre. bue, muss b
sold within next ten DAYS. and e,sse
per acre takes It. First mortsAss
against . part OF II $3.50, ~ years
6 per cent! Equity N.3se u 30 cash
and q. 900 In sA months, II desired.
80 ACRES GOOD LAND
An fenced, Good k-room house: good
harm fnr fifty cattle, Ninety acses undei
cultivation. all tiIln bic land ard all car
/ ~ A>~l~~A ~. 4.
~ within the shallow water belt q
evidenced by the Kansas official stats
eeologisrs map located .six mllsi
north of Garden City. Flnnsy county
Kansas. and pnly . mile or tWo frcw
station on santa " running north
Never before sprtced st ises Than ~
pr acre. Yours now soy only eie.se pei
acre u you ara Quich ssn0Ngh. East
EN- company hiss first ncrtsags loal
sS,;; Ss; I, ssSSs ssS i,.j y.sss ss ,s cent q
Wayne county, Illiasts: 33s miles south
east of Chicago. Level. deep. black. rici
corn land; ~ acses y corn this year
10 acres In oats. balance can ~ elsset
under eultivstsoa: 3-seesy reei0sacs
cpnersts foundation. anA ssaeu barn
This soel ID - GOD ~ can - soun'
In the lilinOeo corn bsIt: avsenGe eos,
crop II wsyns eeuMty = freM - :
- hnoAeb per aeFe: pabte roaA ~
ing heses. fhis larsN aad svssou1AtnI
farms always valued u eiSs. Ptfs
quick buysrs can get Il nov ier cal!
s1k psr ssee CnicAeo ban cemeenl
s,;. ;sS:; dss 3 .t Y {ss~, - Il" ~ g ssms 4"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23

90 AcREe, % acres siss alfalfa lanA. -
aesss stssnG. smooth VplaaA. inpseve1
wtth geeA t-rssM hemA alice hasA. a..
age, vsli. Windmill, Ssns family essoAs4
' mile u sssd erheei; 1sses eS.sss
% serss, II miles okishsms CITY. "
acres valley. eaisnos psstSss. aiee new
house. basn. family orchard. ell Tor eS.ses
terms y eseh.
& D MArMHws
YARM LAND DEPT.
=. 7. STUART = CO..
Maple ~. 10 West Maia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23

WILL NUT
BuRK DREHNER
BEAVER VALLEY
CALDWELi.
DNPOsirORA
DOuUHBol
GLADSTONE.
oTrER usl
Any stocks you may wish 20 disposs Of.
w have bvyihs and selling vrdsss On sn
stocks.
r. u, PIERCE . 90.
1905 coIeord pIds. hAe's s'0'
MARKET LETTER SENT vnee UPON
kGEYuksT. We HANpLe NO PROMO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23

- -. ~ IL: n:
I'D. 4 I5zptSt
WI 4 aoAt xleA0 esvs
{ 1liNlV - Assss - - ~ = ysa,lv
oo1e ~ pseeeivslv ~ - ~ ~
Y uoSuE. .-esuspOs iieAa.sss, 1919
X 6S3a, s1ssiS ssv: - sss6
~ s.sss.......s..s...s.. WV
upc1-Asals>ssi D>>; sssA tirss,
~ Iloe ~ sas ........,..'' iSse
M. AN--Ssewtsa-ssvss, . ssvHs
49, - esV 80 ...........,.. Ssse
NATIONAL s--Tsssiee, sssls,
(. ~ VSlls, n DsgSSe sselslSss
J = svesY .vey; !sss l'ss ss~ ..
t - - bsses see ............ 1000
Ape1nGon e--Tssvsae; ssel tivys;
: s0Sss6A ~ n Isstssa essA,.
e1eot . M besoeto ....."... i.iss
l1SSCNDLls-Sssssas; victory
lssoa; bsps1 80 ..."......, LWs
oGooDoopsLs e--fssssasi 1919
-! ssesv 1sisaeli PsTtses
one1Nbeai - eaeeoeteool ees-
4, - s....s........ss.s..., ese
Sn1t,eu7ose--ssssss Nss sss,
l-ls os1eoi sssA :tfss; = svses.
~ ssalAlsa, peeAs sd rsns
~ ss..ssss..s..s....s'.. tsss
OAKLAND s-esAsa. isie asAsi;
eeosey NV; ssas ssstislsa .... Lee
OAKLAND s--AsA ee1aa, 1919
Ms1sla Osed esaditssa go real
oos9aae ........'.....s...s.'' Ssss
HoRp--Bedsn: sieetsts starter; nee
tirss. IN splsadil eeslittsa ... ~
HrpeoS -evpss. .etsss, thsss Of
cf than 10 selset fsca; 1913
sssds,si oi.ese. ot.Sse esd $50. 1890
ovERLANp--c -cssatsy ciss; 1919
mo1d; $50 tire go 0ssl paint;
IN fiNe eeooieiso .......s..s... 80
CHALNsRs-fssssue 1919 nsAsi,
esw peias: ce0bDetsly over
Assis1; ssd IN fiss cesdNion 10
Avssv w .''s.'''''''''o ~
0AxWOLi~-nes1vssv 1919 model;
~ tires; arivsu saly ises
Ww0 ''''..s.s..'s.'..'.. wv
UoTUNcYcLD-<-eySina Men.
oogoo0S me-: eleSeS>oolo1 equip
~; thsee spss1s; essoaia for
+. 49, 80 '.''...ssss..s.'.''. ses
We hevs shest ne(y sanes hiah srsls
~ eass. ~ staalaP1 nAbss cad iso
~; q psssss thss vsh ihssrsss pee
fsras 10 ssspsas1ses DsssssA
VALxDR MOTOR 0Ai.po COMPANY
Walsvs 10 ~ y. Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23

PERCENT cskFiricxrrs
eew AZ 81 tsssfis q Jan, II tiyi'
dsad. Price cl.3e psr esafe. osst IN.
vsstment On the MARKET Write sos NIL
parsiss,sra
WE WILL. DCY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23
1ARn 40 AcoD TRACTS

~~>>~>~ ~~>sS Sss'>@Sp>p>f>'> ~>e>s>ss
-y5r 5zr5a z5!lk=UK1zM-
ssvse allss ssss6 e sety - Nesu.a
,..: ,:,:ss;sss s:s W ~. s.,; ~ =. - ::
csssssy. ss:s sIsssS 81 ssS:sii is ssess
q psstsss, rsss . vIsAll mi ~. q:
faMs, tsaylnG seeeA enDOss evlshl oAees
sl,l hssS':. csu ~: 2 Hss''s. ."
n: AcE1 s.sssS v.lI.y ~: " .!!ss
'," ;. s:ss - ~ = .srss g: : sss Ssss,. s.T.
y s :s,.. y 80 rss;ssS. ',vssS vsss! ss1
shade. SsisNss q rsw sssV, S.sssa hsms
heuss. large bsss. cell. Uiii swA storage
.:nt. cc":ss's ssys. esssAssi p,is:
,asss lM1,lb bpSsF4.
At. efVX1r 8 co,
Maple 70. 10 west Aais
$50 AcREa - II esissysusA % pasture.
,'fvom old hsuss. me soeins vssssi {
viii take ~ On ssso. ss1s terms.
wslnss ..lt.----llsxN ..lt. llsx y ssesdsAy
iss.AckE .issl DER. ! I mll.. s'se.,
Yards. With u ssrss fine valley land
::..s :S ;s'.s s... ss.s ss''ss ... :s@.
flNs native svSss sAst wtli esrs Tor % ss
40 hsed ssoeh THE vlater sd sWly !:
miies from iaisssrkaa ratisay. inpssvsd
with s.reom hcses, essAu eern. crsnesy.
seod cell. wtndmiil. y ME sshool. pries
oniy s:I W PEE aese. - tsrms
Y. q NATW9WH,
HARM LAND DEPT.
n. 7. STUART 3 CO..
Msp,s H. 70 Wsst Mails
AN ExcILLENftf INSh0vsD
- asvss ys.n'ae 0ythrs; q! esissiass
large hay aad cattle hess. issos ehieh-
90 hssss, esmsst bisek gsrAgA cattle
sheds. we'll ssft veses. win1mSll. O>sos
arch csvs. . acres tssck6sssts 80 Gsaose.
~ bsasssg peach trees snl sefse si-
fsifs! haR mile from pav'ns ~ esrest
car line near graded sNd high oshsols
,his place 10 worth Ds.eee, 0wpss nuss
sell On account Of hssfh; viii take oS.ste (.
come sSA ~ H. Adler . Reosrta 0vth.
"a ACRn6-tMvssvsd. cisss y esty. 6seA
heuss snobasN, will sfsv alfalfa. Phsa-
nsGss. Wsiaut 1889.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23
WE WILL sUY

LEASE spnciALs
cusrna COUNTY
on discovesed In wa4ee wea. ~
companies leeGNg ~ vslls 1r0llnl,
= o. ~ asrss q ........"...0.W
rurrl.r ACREAGE |.
A U fsst, . weii n ~ MA =
{. s:;e's' i.;s':ss . '''ssss -
SSssA u Tytt,s : vsn , lv,lln1
- II ssss ,sSsss a. - = T.
~ ~ ~ - Asfsui6Ss4t,sSS 6R4 e ~
= asssa 81. ~ sesel u,
Ssss .sessss ~ 1Ss 80 SS
xowArA coUxry. OKLA.
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23
SPLENDID BusiNsss osyoRfvNirY-
AUTOMOBILES.

As,cmosis Agency VIM sselus,vs ,sr,.
tcsv ses live. aOgrsssivs ~. So aad
wo' isrfsi Pro rive css'' ssA trvck.
cescsasd ~ .nsissess yesss s6sa% n eli
,s .r, ~. 80 s:sssss s::s:sss =. :sss,
sff, ieNcy, sssasmy go esss,lsaos In
no~s vsll. ash psves tsseem,sssen I.
ass'ss @se bs sb,s 70 isvssi 0S.sss fos
esvssy aoeaey Z soiiseY - 70 sssii-
eysAtssaA Writs ~ ~ lsvs rsssevatiss
ssstssss rseAts fes tssSssssy ssslvs<.
oxLAMoNA MOTOR SALES COMPANY.
okmsIsss. osiA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23

TRUsrEE'6 sAL1-Os aaivsdsy. Dec. -
s.d6sr fes east, the s,ecs Of ss.omobiis
evssA by usssps q. Lsvslses. N the city
of Cosdsti, WssAiis .. w. okishoms.
s'eek isvoiess ssoss si,sss -. rer isscr-
msticn sr''s osesss Miller. gao fnssr'
an bide otisAs@a CITY. oti.
DRU0 slsss stseh sN1 hatsr,s. go"d town
..s. ss:s ''e:s.s:, ;.!s. =, "a 81. :.s:s,':n:s; ss "
0kIshsMsa.
s.sss \: .s:s :::t 81 :.,es =. :s': .sS:s
sss.aess lsaasde sssea!!ss, Ss'ssr
aessy-nshSs thas. =, vell; phsss o.!
vrite A. 7. eeueees sWyaesvcsl sand
Z 0raysl C.. Hash xslleZ. 0hla. 2
4 WHITE sasasl. S.e6An Ssssss chop
With all modem sn1 sleetstesi equip
!ewn. o. \ isfSsr. iiS v. Mas 81.
Henryetts. okIa.
Dkv GOODS siors 1ss sels; lavelcisS ss
feliswiasi rIscs see1s e,.see. lsAiss and
men's fufatshia0 os,eee. eASss os,eoo.
vevk essshss ei.1eA flsesses eLeee. tstai
oia.see, 20 iadseS ssaAy.ee.veaf; s:sl.
:; ~: ::''ss's y: ..s..: .:' s:. :s::s' .s:ss ~
bsiidins: ssss SiSSi issss u lssisd u
must ~ eoid and eaa - beught right:
no time Ter eerrsspse1escs; come ready
10 deal ,. Motto. tW 2. Bseadvay.
prumwstsht, Otls,
FOk sAL1-l llapsansl alleys. never
uscssted. siss location 10 Asdmose: I:
tsV0sia bvt NEST sst ssich. Lee Will
ford. ssi North wsshiagtsa. Ardmees.
Ohls.
ONn ef beet cafe pso1esltIeaS bslvssa
rsisa end ohIehems CITY. bargain. rsa-
80 espleis>d. Apply - Aasricaa Cafe,
iRiD0EF6Rf Nsts HsaS At Bridgeport.
OADa.. 10 Interested In having . general
seseo e0ea st thae point. Fias territory
- est . seers sf this kind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23

|s~>SS<sss,3p s,3psssssSss-ss>ss~~rsSss~r>
RAnanP - nna00ammh - - -,
e32sG3 -. - - clplsi 80 =
sss. -. eGas ~ ~ sosaS'
#fKnv oo6Qr-WTxYr
~:
sScS. Ss.., ~.
y. - WI .Is-ss. U' vov'
fee@ees CeUe o1 oooi 49,
e1ove1es ~ ~ !vone oocesss
xMy e&a svy Cos Ssswseses. W
nrv os~sys $4,000 9y.
~. es9e -. Cvo - -
49, Aeeee9oe - "a 49, ~
TX 1 s Nn.
OvEHcOAIi aafa Qyoy: CkseessfIs!d
Doeei oloo y; oovB eo4o WQsuk VII
ssn W - - eS1eH ssessi~
PEcAN6 y0k l1LE-xa5 a0S1nt Q,
tSe: { o D., yAl1ln0esQ, QAA. y Y
sSSrzs ss;! y 80, =: .: j; ' =, 8 q! . ::
Ne. os'ese es's ss.s ~ I ns'vsy.
von eALAt tas1b ne. !! shes
'esss -. s1as'sssss AZ s !: 80 e ~ -:..
osl.: :,-,...,-.,..,...,.'..-,-.-
y. ~. - sp-sss " y ss..,,s
scss cS ssssS vcssSS ~ Why sss a.
yovv chrtse1As shse1lae sasiy so Get sAs
tlevs .psshf Ths tSs Lsss o.. - q
.'sseseE- eseE--,--------,z-----,
SAWS ~ sso( q Rsssi ovasieA o..
~ velnUeA rleeeta hisssey asfs,
@ ~, ~, senc ~ -. ..s ~
0~sISv Sss~ssss - ~ N SsxsS
Ta1 sS1 ssS:s N h: M; SSzjS.
biH1oN6 RiN0 ron SzI5-V Ssss,
hlss vhits sesns, hssoeSa. Welaue eetf.
FOR 0XTE-Psis svis 15a1SS1c 4 Esrs,
each. perfect siss shns. Price Ssse
eeeh. yss ess ss,s eiss % 'hsss U-s',
ssl,ss' essiI,Ios. rsssonsb's is,t \.
1eysx --------------.-------------
BeAuftegL asv 81 st b,s asnk fsss.
Meke Sssy.I
:. ~ SwAISs' ~. ~ ,sssSs SS" ss., :.
peUsls - = rN Tee ~ 0o10l TAsWss
wsisss m,
- s~s.Sssss ~. ~. Ssi,asC"
,sS~.,s S~sSc~~S s~S CsSs~s ~
~
'vS Nm s~ssSs
a=ww:rs: = .ss1S. ~;
- issess - = sssA esaSsssss. o.
eysA - I'D Greee .
~ DIAMOND n!n0. eeso 70 ssssht q
b1pY=5 ~ SsSsSS5y IisS eSai1, Ma.
pis ISSi.J.
=rz==r.r-.=r..--,r..=,u., -z.----r,-zx---.-=-.zzz
peverVevA1vNna ToAnna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23
REFRIGERATOR AND SODA
FOUNTAIN

SODA FOUNTAINS AND STORE
rlxTuaku.
We have several tArenins ID both new
Easv moathly peymsuta Caa aiso include
Ia came contract drug snd coatscttsnssy
fixtures. Places yosr ordsr now before
prtess sdvsncs asd - sure Of deitvssy.
GaoSSHAN FOUNTAIN Co.
uAlhs, Tsxas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23

FINE INvB3Ju1NT.
~ ACRES vtn - s4estfycs1 u pslcs ~
$500 10 ths Asst - days: rented eeF
ne ssnt ysar: rsat 80 = essseas.s: :
lsih u Jsssasy. mSst ssll ~ thea; -
hAs sssn hel1tI0 u 81 es,eee: 80 plas-
tered S.essm hsvss: snau sesa; elhs ~.
chssA, - scsss 3a1 bottSn; ~ serss cul:
ti.s':a; eses: 70 cshssl 81 tsws' VII
csttss o1.les Win hAalis; NsiAass q 3
rsssse. rhsmpssa SD wsfisch. Wells
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-23
'-"oo.. SScsTrAas

DOCTORS ATTl,e1lon.
Ttas aailesoe@ = eeS4Sel 11
,srse ~ sssS,s s,..s ~. n ~ -, SS's
W. hARRIsn . wANAsLt
*: H.. - A"~ =. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
Ell EMBARQUE DE LOS
AZUCARES

Los buques que iran saliendo.
Ell Presidente de la Asocia-
cion de Productores de Azdcal
Sr. r. Aboy Benitez, recibi6 hoy
ell siguiente cable:
New York, mayo 2 de 1919.
r. Aboy Benitez,
San uan, P. R.
Los embarques relacionados
en- SUI cable tienen nuestra apro-
baci6n para mayo es ell siguien-
te:
Vapores Brandon, que sal
dra alrededor del 8; "Brazos" ell
a, Ponce" del 5 al 8, "Coamo"
ell IL; "Cornelia" ell ID, "San
Juan" ell IS, "Fraphite" ell 20,
"Winona" ell %, Helen el "a,
'Ponce" ell 25, Yuma" el 81,
marines Harbor" ell 80. Carga-
mento complete a cada uno.-
(Firmado) C. p. Doc, Division of
Operations.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
FERRER TOSTE g CO.

Hoy nos visito nuestro buen
amigo J. E. Toste para hacernos
saber que a mediado de JUNO
abrira, al culto publico de San
Juan, Puerta de TERRA y Santur
ce, en- la parada Is Santurce ell
nuevo y elegantisimo Teatro-Ci-
ne que llevara por nombre "Vic-
tory Garden.
Nos indica ell amigo Toste que
ell nombre Victory Garden lie fue
sugerido por una distinguida da-
ma de la culta sociedad de San
turce quien lie manifesto que sien
do Santurce una jardin Y siendo
todas sus mujereS bellas ningdn
nombre mas apropiado para tan
elegantisimo Teatro-Cine que ell
de Jardin de la Victoria, pues to-
das las bellezas de nuestra sim
patica capital Sc han reunido len
este hermoso jardin llamado San
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03

turce y que bien debiera llamar-
Sc Bouquet.
La firma Ferrer Toste 6 Co.,
cue eXplotara este gran Teatro
Cine desea presentarlo 10 mas
semeiante possible al winter
Garden. de New York Y con ell
objeto deaestudiar la installation
interior de. dicho teatro embar-
cara probablemente esta sema-
ma ell amigo Toste quien al mis-
mo tempo va en- compra de todo
10 necesario para la lujosisima
presentation del Victory Garden.
SECURE del exito artistico pues
to que conocemos 10 emprende-
dor que es ell amigo Toste solo
deseanos que el exito pecuniario
sea grande Y que toda la culta
Sociedad de San Juan,, Puerta de
TERRA Y Santurce correspondent
a los. esfuerzos hecho por los Sc.
nores Ferrer Toste & Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
DE RIO PIEDRAS

En- vista de los frecuenteS ac-
cidentes automovilistas que ocu-
rren en- la calle del Sol de este
pueblo, los contribuyentes y veci-
nos Sc han dirigido al Concejo
Municipal para que dicte una or
denanza regularizando ell trafi-
co de automobiles; igual petit
cion han hecho al Comisionado
del Interior en- 10 que respecta a
la velocidad en- "Zona Urbana. "
-Ha pasado al Honorable Fis
cal del Distrito, la causa contra
ell chauffeur" en- ell case desgra
ciado en- que fue la victima ell
nino Lorenzo Santana y que con-
movie hondamente a este pue-
bio por las circunstancias que lie
'rodearon. Nosotros expresamos
SUI hermana, Maria Santana,
asi como a sus familiares nues-
ira pena Ell la nota triste que re-
gistramos.
DE la noble mission del Re-
verendo Padre Cintron, de SUI eff
ciencia Y cello en- ell cumplimien-
to de SUI sagrado ministerio, es-
tie pueblo, y con el, todos sus fe-
ligreses, Sc muestran altamente
agradecidos.
COrreSpOnSal especial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
Un buen Trabajo Policiaco

La schorita Lnisa MuiiOz que
esta empleada en- la COlectiva,
perdi0 en- el tranvia una car
terra. conteniendo algunOs docn.
mentos importantes v ciento Gin.
co dollars con cuarenta V OchO
centavos. La seflOrita MuhOz iba
en- ell tranvia n1merO 16, maneja-
do pOr ell conductor n1merO 24O.
La desaparici6n del dinero tuyo
lugar la una v media de la
tarde Y las seis, gracias "A la
intervention que tuvo en- ell asun-
to el inteligente cabo Monteserin
de la detective. cl dinero v los
documentos estaban en- pOder de
la mencionada sehorita que esta.
ba preocupadisima por la perdi-
da, toda vez que los documentos
V cl dinerO eXtraviadOS no eran de
su prOpiedad. sino de la compa-
iila "A que presta sus inteligentes
servicioS.
Como pudo encontrarse un di-
nero perdido ell un tranvia Ell el
que entra tanta gente. V sin te-
ner sospecha de nadie?
La senorita Muhoz dijo al senior
Monteserin 10 unico que podia de
cirle. Que echo el dinero dc menOs
cuando va era tarde para buscar-
10 en- el carro en- que Sc lie dcbi6
caer. y con datos tan imprecisos,
cl active agente lego Il seguir
una pista Y encontr6 la cantidad
Y los dOcumentOs pcrdidos.
FL conductor nnmcro 240 del
caro- n1mero 16 dijO al detective
que habia vistO a I'm hOmbre aga
charse V coger algo Ell ell piso de
tranvla. FL agente en- possession dc
! las seiias del desconOcidO, Sc vali(
de sus trazas v pudo interrogal
al misterioso sujeto quien lie dij(
que el no hab1a encOntrado NADIA
pero que una riejita que Herobd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03

Ii; siendO padrinos del acto los
'seilOres Tomas Casablanca V Juan
Font.
La tarde de aver la policia
dctuvO en- terIenOs de la Hacienda
Matilde al pI'6fugo de presidio
Carlos Caraballo, quien Sc escape
del CampamentO estahlecidO en- ell
barriO Los PajarOs" de Baya-
mon, un dia del ultimo mes tie di-
ciembre.
Nos ha complacidO mucho
conocer>a al atento G inspirado meas
trO de muSica don Juan .AcOSta.
actualmente reSidente Ell Guanica !:
pero vecino de Adjuntas.
En- el hOgar de los estimables
Sehores Rodriguez Sierra. encuen-
ira hOspedada desde hace dos dlas
la simpatica, V culta seiiOrita lsa-
bel QuilOneS. maestro de iHStruc-
ci0n publica domiciliada en la ciu-
dad de las Lomas. quien vino Il
Ponce para paSar una tempGrada
aqui; V regresara a su dOn,icilio
en- el pr0Ximo domingo.
COrrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
NOTA OFFICIAL DE SANIDAD

(Evitese la tiebre Tifoidea).
NO visite casa alguna d0nde
haya casOS de TifOidea.
2.-Si imprescindiblemente tie
ne que visitarlas. lavese bien las
man0s al salil o inmerjalaS en-
una seduction de SublimadO.
3.--PrOteja. Ell absolute. sus
alimentOS de las mOscas.
4.-Destruya todo criadero de
.moscaS ilrededOr de su casa: ten
ga las baSllraS en- un zafac0n
bi"h tapado. Las moscas tras-
miten la enfermedad.
5.-Avise d la Oiicina de SAM
dad cualqnier case de fiebre Ell
s ucasa 0 en- la vecindad. 81 no
sGbcm0s d6lldc cstdn los enter
mos, como vamos Il evitar que
usted Sc contagie?
6.-No coma ningun alimento
sospech0so, cnyo origen usted
desconozca.
Isl hay casOs de esta enfer-
medad Ell su casa o en- la vecin-
dad. 'hagase vacunar contra ella.
Nosotros 10 vacunamos gratuita-
mente.
S.-Cumpla con -tOdas las ms
trucciOnes de la Oficina de SAM
dad. NuestrO amino es proteger-
10 Il usted V sus familiares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
RESIDENCIA ESCALADA


Anoche fue escalada en- Santur-
&c la residential de Mr.. Geo Il. GAY
de la avenida Taft. lleyand0se los
cacOS un revolver Colt" ,cou sciS
balas. unos anteojos de larga dis
rancia. un cOrta pluma fno Y una
chaqueta de drill.
Sc cree que el autOr de este robO
sea el pr6fugo Juan Padim, macs
tro Gu escalos Y que Sc fng6 aver
de Ia COrte de DistritO. miertas
SO le ina a celebrar I'M juiciO pOr
dciito idfnticO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
SENORA OPERADA

Con feliz exito fue' operada
en- la maiiana de aver, en- ell Hos
pital Presbiteriano, los doc
torres Toro, Janer y Gonzalez Mar
tinez, la distinguida senora Isa-
bel Bustelo de Lopez Diaz.
Nos alegramos de este exito y
esperamos no Sc tarde el compile
to restablecimiento de la distin-
guida DANA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-03
Ell SUFRAGIO FEMENINO

Aver tardc vOlvi6 discutirsc
on III Camara el proycctO concc
diendO cl sufragio Il la m;er.
IIabl6 en- favor del prOycctO el
Rcprcsentante Gonzalez Mcna.
En- contra, el licenciadO Guerra.
Este hiZO la manifestation dc que
In Legislature no esta autorizada
para legislar acerca de esta medi-
da, Y que solo puede venir de Was
hingtOn. LO avanzadO de la hOra
v el querer OtrOs REPRESENTATIVES
hacer usO de la palabra. hizO que
quedara el prOyectO pendiente pa
ra seguir discutiendOse en- Ia Sc
sion del martes pr6ximO.