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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
CITY RETAILERS
PLAN MEETING
To Hold Get Together Open
House to Discuss New
Program of Work.

An open-house, get-toEether meet
ing OF the retail merchants depart
ment OF the chamber OF commerce win
be held az the chamber Of commerce
at 8 o'clock Wednesday night, Burton
Bunch. manager OF the department
announced Tuesday. Talks viii be
made by chamber OF commerce Off
cials. and a program Of work for the
retailers department VIII be made NJ.
Invitation has been extended TO all
retailers OF the city. through the daily
bulletin Of the Business Mems Pro-
tectsve association, to attend
Retailers Committee Named.
Although the retail merchants de-
partmeut OF the chamber OF commerce
has not been particu larly active since
the reorganization OF the chamber o.
commerce few months ago. retail
ers' COMMITTEES has been named and an
aggressive schedule Of activities VIII
soon be carried out Under the pres
ent scheme Of operation Of the cham
Der Of commerce q has seemed neces-
sary 20 bring other departments into
more immediate action before the re-
tailer's division was fully organized
These other departments are now
working IN fun swing.
The committee Of the retailers de-
partment is made up OF the following
Scott White. chairman. II. Coblentz
vice chairman. Chas- Schultz. Harry
swain. p slberberg. ". r Sciutes,
G. ". Roberts, G. S. PickerelL r J.
Fefdman. j. C. Ballard. Sol ] Berg,
Ross Bryan and o. A. Danielson. Menu
bers Of the board OF directors WHO
the retailers on the boal
are A. Schwartz. Fred ". Norton. T.
L Rogers and Z. W. kaTser-
To Serve Members.
''The retail merchants department.
II Il functions properly, viii serve 10
bring the Individual members into
close personal contact" Lr. Bunch
said, "and VIII permit an exchange OF
IDEAS as to merchandising. credits,
business systems and methods, and
thus engeuder personal friendships as
well. The elimination Of so many
little business jealousies, and the
killing out o. the wrong attitude to-
ward competition VIII result il this
me condition can be brought about.
The work OF the department VIII be
FULLY justified"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Pennsylvania Man Tells
Of Exciting Incidents
Encountered at 7 dmpicc

Telling an exciting story Of at
tempts TO rob him and other thrill
ing adventures, Tony Lanazello,
who says his home is in Mckeesport
Pa has applied to American consul
E. A. Dow in Juarez for a passport
to reenter Che United States The
man says his original passport was
destroyed when bandits attacked
and burned a small camp in the Tam
pico oil district
Manazello was robbed Of two suits
OF clothing and other valuables when
the camp was burned to the ground
by the attacking party he said
the men were enraEed at finding only
400 pesos in the company safe
nr0-a-zTro ro-r-a-1rr rrne with the
nth and 18th cavalry. and prior to
his discharge saw service in FL Paso
at various times Four and half
months ago he. with four other
Americans, were employed by q
Texas oil firm and left Port Arthur
to go to the Tampico district. After
learning OF the delay necessary in
obtaining a passport from washing
ton. and frightened by what they
believed was the ferocity OF the han
dts, Nanazello and his companions
decided TO leave Tampico.
Mexican nsul general Andres
Garcia declared Tuesday morning
that he has recently had a number
Of dispatches stating that the Tam
pico district is entirely quiet and
that there is no bandit activity. He
declared that he does not fully credit
the story Of llanazell1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
JUAREZ IRRIGATION SYSTEM
MAY INCLUDE LARGER AREA

Notices have been posted IN Juarez
asking that persons owning property
along the irrigation canal prepare to
prove their title to the land. IL Is be-
lieVed that this fact has some connec-
ton with a recent decision OF the de-
partment OF agriculture 70 change the
lrri cation system at Juarez so az to
include q larger area which can be
made productive
Officials and attorneys IN JuareE
declare that beyond the fact that the
government has issued this request.
no Information has been given out.
Ali are Of the opinion, however. that
the course OF the canal is TO be
changed and that the new order Is
given to avoid disputes and confusion
regarding ownership, when this Is
done.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Gen. Amaro At Preside
Reads Of Death In Paper

Preside. Texas. Nov. 1s-Gen. Joa-
Quin Amaro, commander OF the 18th
regiment OF Mexican cavalry. today
made an informal visit TO Presidlc
and was shown recent copy Of a
Spanish language paper OF FL Paso.
in which he was reported killed In
a recent battle with WILL rebels Al
santa ROsalia, Chihuahua
Gen Amaro conferred with Capt
Arthur Harper. commanding officer
here The Mexican general was ac-
companied by Gen Isidro Cardona-
Col Martin Salas and Col 1Iaximuiano
Torres. Of the Ojinaga garrison
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

7 NOON Tuesday. Andres G. Gar
Acia. acting Mexican consul general
here and Inspector Of Mexican con
sulates in America, denied that he
had received any word 70 the effect
that be was TO be relieved here and
recalled to Mexico City. Word that
he was 10 be withdrawn because OF
his attitude at recent banquet
where governor Hobby advocated in
PREVENTION was received here in a
dispatch Of the Associated Press,
from Laredo. Garcia said his politi-
cal enemies probably used the press
association merely as cats paw IN
striking az him
think Roberto Pesqueira and
some Of his kind are responsible for
the attack" Barcia said u have not
received any such Information and Il
strikes me as peculiar that president
Carrauza would notify a press assu-
citation Of his action prior to giving
me rnv-notice have wired the pres
ideut asking for confirmation or de-
NAL Of the report, but have received
no answer.
Possible Explanation.
There is possible explanation.
and saat IS shat ] have been relieved
OF the duties Of consul general in or
AaL y. De aAlaHHaA 10 NEN0Nr LLlL entire
time 20 the duties Of inspector of con-
sulates. Early in June, when Candida
AEuilar went 70 Europe. / asked that
be relieved Of the routine work OF
consul general IN order 10 give ny
attention 10 the other position There
was much villa activity on the border
then and AR Aguilar agreed that
should be given only one work He
mentioned a man az that tirAo and
that was the last heard Of It,
There are some politicians who are
very friendly TO Americans when they
are here. and then, when they 20
south. change their tune am glad
20 be able 20 say that my altitude to-
ward Americans has been the same,
regardless where have been. Fol
lowing the Hcbby banquet which
seems 20 have caused this report, /
telegra phed an entire report TO Mex
leo City. u is true that observed
good manners AID did not walk out
when Hobby said things OF which ]
But following my re-
port have not received one word Of
ficIel-y regarding the matter. as I
would have. had this report been true
Mexico Comes First.
III 70 SHOULD be true that I have
been discharged this way. I would feel
lur,. nul having been given q heari1s-
BUT u it IS for the best OF MeEico. {
that is all right Mexico comes first
1iy attitude toward Americans has
always been friendly and courteous,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
WIN
BELGIAN SEATS
Middle Glass Part Elects
no Representatives
to House.


Brussels, Belgium. Nov. ls.-From
Is TO p seats in the Belgian chamber
Of deputies have been gained By the
Socialists, according to estimates by
the neutral newspaper lie soir, which
SAYS this thrust toward the left must
be taken into consideration"
The middle class party elected no
representative. This IS considered
significant as the latter organization
had the support Of the aleoholists, OF
the anti-dry partisans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
SERIOUS DISORDERS ATTEND
ELECTIONS IN YUCATAN

Disorders. bloodshed and several
killings resulted from the congress
sional elections IN Yucatan. Mexico,
November 9, according 10 Mexico
City newspaper reports A strong
effort was made 70 defeat the social
site regime which has been in con-
troll Of that state for several years.
routing In state bankruptcy and Gre
1tlng financial disaster to business.
FEDERAL troops were called out Gen.
Luis Hernandez, Col Samaripa and
federal judge p. Lopez are said to
have been involved in the disturb
ances- The results Of the balloting
have not yet been announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
10 Mexicans arrested
In Colorado En- Route
Here For Deportation

Denver. Colo Nov. 1s.-sixteen
Mexlcans. including nine arrested In
Denver, left last night for Fl Pas0
in charge OF William r Mansfield
federal immigration inspector. to be
deported into Mexico as a result Of
their being arrested frequently. Off
Gals say, on charges OF petty crime
-Four Of the Ne ~icans were placed on
the train at Colorado Springs and
three at Pueblo. OF those taken into
custody at Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, five we're women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

and there is no good reason to be-
lieve that that attitude will result in
my losing my position. The announ -e-
ment Of the detailed reason does not
sound Ike Mr. Carranza. further dis
crediting that press report"
News Of the reported dismissal
spread quickly and during Monday
afternoon hundreds Of friends Of Mr
Garcia kept the telephone busy. offer
ing sympathy in case the report were
true and protesting that the action
could not have been taken in such a.
crude manner. the press representa-
tives knowing It before the consul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
TROOPS LEAVE JUAREZ FOR
DUTY AT CHIHUAHUA CITY

Col Francisco del Arco and part
OF the SIND regiment Of which he Is
in command left Juarez Tuesday
morning for duty il Chihuahua City.
IT Is believed that gradually the SIND
and 18th lChihuahual regiments viii
exchange places, as members Of the
latter command are IN Juarez. These
men have been given their new
winter uniforms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Reports Villa
To Mass Troops
Near Columbus
viii Use Border Town as
Base for 1920 War
Upon Camanza.

san Antonio. Tex. Nov. 1s.-Infor-
nation received by Ia Prensa a Next
can newspaper OF this city, is that
Pancho villa is collecting his forces
preparatory to assembling at Pa
Tomas, across the boundary line from
Columbus. n NJ His purpose. It IS
said, is to open hostilities on Car
rama early IN 1920 with Palomas as
base for supplies, from the United
States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
100 SLAIN NEAR
CASA5 GRANDEs
Diaz Rebels Defeat Mex
can Federals Under
Gen. r. Queveda.

san Antonio, Tex, Nov. 1s.-More
than 100 federal and revoluuonist SOL
diers were killed in a fight near Casas
Grandes saturday. a message received
last night from Chihuahua stated
Felix Diaz and chieftains Justo Avis
and Antonio Avalos commanded rebels
who engaged and defeated federals
under Gen. Rodrigo Queveda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
MAN ARRESTED HERE FACES
CHARGES OF EMBEZZLEMENI

Pablo Soto. who was arrested here
Monday by detective Juan Franco. Is
wanted IN Douglas. Arlz- on
charge OF embezzlement according 20
a telegram received BY the police.
AT the time Of his arrest the man
declared that he had no KNOWLEDGE
OF having done any thing to warrant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
New Torch Slipped Into
The Hand OF Goddess

The Goddess Of Liberty on Pioneer
plaza viii be -au lit up tonight.
With the aid Of the. fire department a
Woman's right hand Tuesday noon
while hundreds looked on. The recent
sandstorms blew her other torch
away.
Henry Grogan. tilerman OF truck
company number one, glided up
truck ladder and gave the goddess a
400 watt electric light.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
TWO MEN IN STOLEN
AUTOMOBILE AT PECOS. TEX.

Sheriff Kiser OF Pecos. Texas. has
arrested two men who we're IN an
automobile stolen Monday from W
r. waltz, OF FL Paso. according to
information wired the sheriffs Of
lice.
noon for Pecos to bring the two
prisoners back 10 Fl Paso. waltz
win go to Pecos and drive the ma
chine back.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
ATTORNEYS ARGUE NOTION
IN GEORGE HOLMES CASE

A motion TO quash the Indictment
IN the case OF George Holmes.
charged with perjury, was argued
Tuesday before judge W p Smith OF
the federal district court. The case
Is an outgroWth OF a case alleging
conspiracy to conceal government
properly in which the defendant was
sentenced to five years IN the peni-
Tertiary The case, however. IS up
FOR appeal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
S Federal Forces
COnUerging Upon
Hostile Indians
Concessions Necessary to
Bring About Peace With
Yaquis, Is Report.

Douglas. Ariz.. Nov. 1s.-Gen- Nj
guel S. Samaniego. personal represen-
tative of Adolfo de Ia Huerta. gov
ernor Of Sonora. TO effect peace with
the Yaquis. was stopped in Aqua Pri-
eta Monday while on his way to Her
mosiuo to confer with the governor.
by a message in forming him Of the
critical illness Of his father at Ba-
vispe. He left at once for his fathers
bedside. Gen. Samaniego refused to
talk about his mission. but from
friends 10 was learned that while ne
did not get directly in touch with the
Indians. he learned that certain con-
cessions would have to be made i
peace was TO be brought about ana
intended to confer with the governor
on these points.
Indians Lose Heavily.
An auto truck reached Nacozarl, Is
miles south Of the border, late S1tur-
day, with 10 federal soldiers Woun9el
in a fight with Gaquis - miles north
Of Sanuar pa several days previously.
The Indians we're said 70 have lost
heavily in this engagement and TO
have been driven further south
Five federal forces were reported
Monday to be converging upon tie
uoInt y here the main body Of hostile
Indians is believed 20 be. intending
10 force the Indians TO surrender. or Il
possible. exterminata them.
Citizens Held As Hostages
The raid upon Bacadehuicni. a viz
LACE Of 1000 inhab tants, November ],
was told here for the first time in de-
tail By arrivals. Entering the town
early in the morning, the Indians
263 in number. took IL without a fight
Forty leading citizens we're taken TO
the plaza and held as hostages while
the remainder of the band looted
stores and homes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

ing industry in the United States
had been seriously affected by ad-
vancing costs while its income hao
been held down by the fixed coinage
value Of gold, S2067 an ounce. Mean
while. the consumption Of gold for
manufacturers has been larger than
ever before.
The United States is almost the
only country in which gold producers
are unable to obtain a premium above
the mint price" he added
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Rome. Italy, Nov. 1s.-Sociallst can
didates for the chamber Of deputies
aye leading in Rome. Turin. Milan.
Florence, Aneona and Parma. but are
On the minority in southern Italy and
IN the rural districts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
GONZALES REPORTED TO BE
GOVERNOR OF TAMAULIPAS

Mexican papers received here have
accounts OF Gen Francisco Gonzales.
former military commander IN Juarez.
Chihuahua, having taken his seat as
provisional governor Of the state OF
Tamaulipas Of which Tampico Is the
seaport and Victoria the capital. He
succeeded Andres Osura who had been
transferred to other duties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
The COURTS.
s4TH DISTRICT CoURT

aluAG W. ID move ureeluluEs
Motion for a new trial in the case
Of the state IS. Il J. Robertson,
charged with granddaughter, new trial
granted venue changed TO Austin,
Texas
zelma Blacl<ham vs. sam BIacsha7u,
divorce; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Police captain Harry Phoenix. ser
geant Joe stowe and patroiman Ed
Lopez VIII leave tonight as guards on
a special train conveying federal p-is-
oners Who have been sentenced 70 the
federal prison at Fort Leaven worth,
kan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

his arrest and the police here teIe-
graphed for additional Information.
Beyond the fact that he Is wanted
on an 'embezzlemeut charge" no IN
formation was given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

JUSTICE COURT. PLACE NO. I.
Justice r. b. Rawlings. presiding.
state VS. L. Terrazas, no lights
fined 81 and costs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Lilly Jennings VS.. FL Paso Electric
Railway company, personal damages;
on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

tuberculosis takes its greatest toll
from the workers Fight IL Buy Red
Cross seals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

EIlINNI UUE9 10 NEW IUNN-
New York, Nov. 18-Edward Al
bert prince OF Wales. arrived at
Jersey City at 1855 o'clock this
morning, preparatory TO q 1--WE day
visit TO New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
GARCIA GETS No NOTIFICATION
Of HIS RECALL BY 'GARRANZA

Has Wired Regarding His Status Here But Has Re
ceiVed No Answer Doubts if Associated Press Would
Be Given News First; Thinks Roberto
Pesquera Responsible for Attack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

If 30 SHOULD be true that I have
been discharged this way. would feel
luTli uut having been given hearing
Bur u % IS for the best OF MeHico.
that Is ali right Mexico comes first
My attitude toward Americans has
always been friendly and courteous.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
Cork en- acci6n /

Los lectores de Ell GGUNDC han
lefdo q Gorki? iVaya que 81! >Pues
sabed ehtonces que el gran rRao, es
nada menos que ministre., II bols-
heviki! Ninguna otra noticia indica-
ria con mas claridad que Ia Rll$ia ma
Ximalista esta sdispuesta. q resistir to-
do intento de invasion extranjera Ma
xino Cork, que contribuy6 efcazmen-
t. g derribar el gobierno de Kerensky
y prefri6 Lenine, Sc bati6 luego des-
de las columns lie su peri6dico CON
ira las exageraciones. maximalistas Y
anatematiz6 en- artfculos adAlirables los
procedimientos, de Trotsky para impo-
ner la dictadura del proletariado, Por
clio fu6 perfeguido por 6Ydenes del
Soviet de Petrogrado, y su peri6dico
Sc dejd de publicar. Pero apenas Sc
empez6 hal}lar de la Intervention de
los aliados, sGorki adopt6 nuevamente
10 oofif11d u, ,os+o,,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25

Y volyi6 a Ia amistad dc<ios irfes del
maxitcei5s}no =. %s..ra
Estoa t3timos- diaa y a raTz to IA
bersc anmcialo las touferancias c1
las ia}as 4f+enes, ha -gs7+ito 6ot75i
con veltfa5j,fTa %tr7ia contra osalia,loy
acuslDd64-s e .quercr li5v5,;f- 1I'rt 81.
pa IL -a++t;paitiYs. 4ss tier5s du; III re-
yoluai5r INA sajfegado L los glfefos.*
su campana tltma'la aidosdtisfuet.o
alientU.ele 7ee6ularidad qnes ia iecibi-
do en- rasa fdlle " Mos&sw,y.jd ma
ximalsmo* 81, an duda, ebmo rcpro.
>sentanta de l3@.Rusia opuesta a toda
idea liir,. iJltlstt ter5idn, es -Nombfado mi
nistra para. d3r ~asi pruabo seaIia De
quc- -el r&obitrno 2dej1os soviets man
tiell3 : slls {stsaatcs.5 de VISTA flrodueti-
bles en- eua352- a Ia defensa de los
deroeiaos :fdn,nriaos pors Ia dictadura
roja.
,Faya cue l5gica la de Gorkil y
es curira...
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
Genesis de- bolshevikismo

- Ia zEazs s.Ss ~ 7s'-e:sfFee s~.--.-~ z
por no saber usar el don maravilloso |
que poseen, surgiendo ell bolshevkismo,
el anarquismo, el nihilismo, .qfse buscan
la anulaci6n completa de fas aenquiSta$ q
mas mobiles que ,alcanzarok 4 alueStros Mas B
yores FL porvenir de- la~ socfedad no 4
es ese: radica en- una perfection iBdef
nida, que es Ia 1nica evotuci6n posi-
bic. >Pero 81 las classes .directoras Sc
F5fferHai1a en-. no ocuparse Rs instruir al
.spueblo, e, i4istruire comq9medio dnico
Eefieaz de. gobierho,. las egrandes con
1nocioncs qHe proToqqe rs al7Fo gal tsa
llevaran sienlpre, por p 's 6
Fneo, a Ia. destrdcci6n de- Ia eI8a De, f "a
Todas las civiiizaciont! ts, ST. shs
llas.soprenden a los arqYss
ciefon por% elanrismo MO elatsts
.sss de >id6ntica extracoii q 7E'f. III
en- nuestHo planeta miles asS1qsy1li s I 5l$5
dfadas, sin e1plotaci6n IS esI y.
fcomprensiblc que. el lIonlbBfes siaa lss1sfts
I.sufra pof falta de aEmdalfos = 5s ssi5SfRsMss p
dira que el hombrc, pala ;ttssi,tts ;.s 81
'pado y y,disfrutar de.,los aslsls1if 6ss II .ltiQe Il
denos, neeesita Ia condqa,sstsS 81 s
poblaci6n, y no puade ssslta sl.si wv ssse5 (,
.{errcnos incultos, donde SGaIxsee f1G93 2 }si4s q
de tcrrenQ5 sino dc 1lassi9s S
/ cundarlos. s5 s' 4, ~ sss 8
Nos faltan datos par2-fe2sss9sl Xe tsi lj1sa; sss
problema, porque no somoS eGdn1mis-
taa, nj sjquiera soci6logos; pcro csc +
medic dcbe existir, 81 la Humanidad
en vez de disputarse ell wismo men
(lrugo, dadicase su inteligencia al YER i
dadcro probloma que le cU&4a,snc hay !.
duda que acertar1a cons la soluoi6n
que hoy propopemos sin q9nqe ria, por
!. que es SECURE cue existq,. q{mo qNiste
.-nl antfdoto de cada ve4sN Nsa destola
cnfermcdad. FL nal esf4i6a eli a.
no 10 conocemos. II Il {. Z,
Los ni6os sueIen jugar a un 1uego
que consista en- lamar gran adncro
de boHtas sobre un tablaro con cast
las para albergar cada una de las
bolas Fl tablcr6 Sc ag;td,sy ST iscl ju9e
dor tiena mana, cada bola 'entra en<su
aguJcro Y el tapiero Queda despoJado.
Pero suelc sucedcr que el ju@aGqr cs
tcrpe, Y las bolas Sc agsomerah ent
las esquinas, Quedando deSierto parte
d}l encasiilado. ESQ es 10 .pe-Q -QcQlTe
con Ia Humanidad: que &ho Aa}lo# una
formula para encajar en,-ak~e}loaal llado /
que, sin duda alguna, prepare ,Natu-
raIeza, y que Sc obstina en- deseonocTr,
persiguiend9 fines ab9urd6s e~ihadaPta-
bles au condici@n.
La mcntalld2d dc los rpu3IEoSf tRne
que moditicarSe, y Sc mo& dc&la; pers
en- forma para todos 'mprevista. Entire
Ia ruina dc~muohas ilus83lts sal'lTiran
verdades que aun igncrainos = que cs-
timuaran nuevas epergI3s., Fl Aom-
bre tienc que irse adaptando una
vida mtefnaclon" y coIeeflT@ que aHh
no ha encontrado forma dc expression
para caber en- todas las 1nfef1&rnclas;
nos haiI2mos en- m periodo de Iermen-
taclon; pero cuahdo Ia IhEen&a caI@e-
ra c2Se de bulir, cuando Sc cYaporen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-25
DE TEATRo
Las Goload,'Mds

.
Ell drama de Rusinol, traduci-
do por Martinez Sierra, subi6
anoche a la escena en- el Teatro
Municipal.
la notable aetriz Evangelina
Adams, la Sra. Bravo de Nieva.
Gerardo Y Enrique de Nieya y ell
Sr. Bravo, oyeron frecuentes
aplausos. La obra fue muy bien
presentada, causando excelente
impression en- el pdblico tanto la
labor de sus. Interpreters colao ell
servicio escenico.
Al final de todos los actos, -el
publico llamo escena a los prin-
cipales Interpreters del drama de
Rusihol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-25
Ell DR.. FIGUEREDo

FL distingnido oculista, DR.. Fl
gueredo, tan estimado entire no
sotros y ahora residente, EN- Santo
Domingo, esta temporalmente en-
San Juan. Como saben nuestros
lectores, el DR.. Figueredo es un
valioso intellectual venezOlano que
hace honor Il la ciencia de su
pals.
Santo Domingo tiene ahora la
fortuna de contarle entire sus
PROFESSIONALS mas distinguidos, Y
nuestrO amigo habla con delecta-
ci0n de su nueva Residential.
Reciba ell DR.. Figueredo nues-
tro saludO afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-25
TRAJO IN CADAyER

A bordo del Bfd:Os lego aver
el cadaver del comerciante de Ca
guas seflor Ambrosio Machuca.
FL fenecido fue al Norte en- busca
de la salud Y lie sorprendi6 la
tmuerte en- la populosa urbe.
A recibir el cadaver vinieron
distinguidos caballeros de aque-
Tia localidad, fernando dos comi
stones. La primera estaba inte-
grada por los sehOres Salvador
Garcia Dfaz. Manuel Seil0n V
Luis f. Iturrino. La segunda CO.
mission era una representation de
Ia Logia Union y Amparo", com
puesta por los seiiores Santos
Sanchidriano, Luis Davila, Ma
nuel Iser y Juan Huerta.
Ell cadayer del senior Machuca
ha sido trasladado Caguas en-
donde definitivamente Sc efectua-
Ia su ENTERTAINMENTS.
Ell IMPARCIAL envia SUI mas
Sentid0 pesame a la desconsola-
da familia del extinto.