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BOMBAY.

Bonham, Texas, Oct. 16.-Mr.
Clarence Christian and family left
Sunday for Oklahoma. Mr.. Author
Murphy and wife have returned from
Oklahoma. Rev. Dupree of Denison
preached the anniversary sermon for
Rev. Lynch, Sunday Rev. Davis Of
Mineola preached at the Baptist
church Sunday morning. Mrs. Will
Cowens was in Dodd City Sunday.
Mr.. B. X. johnson and Mr.. VIM.
Coleman have returned from Dallas.
Mrs. Lue Walker was in Honey Grove
last Sunday. Mrs. Hancocks has re-
turned from the association at Arthur
City. Mrs. Jane Curry of Honey
Grove is in the city visiting her son,
Rev. j. d. Johnson. Rev. G.. w.
Henderson of Winnsboro. was in the
city Sunday. Rev. Melton of Dodd
City was here Monday.
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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, Oct 16.-Mr. NJ.
E. Williams has severe attack of
asthma. DR.. R. A. Ransom, chief
surgeon in Booker Washington sani-
tarium, FIT. Worth was here on official
business, Saturday. Mrs. Mary Jones
is sick. Miss Ida Whitlow, was in
Denton, Tuesday. The rally that was
to have been pulled off at Rev. AL
exander's church was postponed I'M
til the 1st Sunday in November. Miss
Bessie Allen has been sick. Mr. Col
lis Huntley of Royce City is visiting
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Huntly.
The rally at County Line Baptist
church netted $357S0. Rev c. H.
Pryor, the pastor preached good SER
mons. Services at st. James Baptist
church headed by Rev Dugan helped
very much in the rally for which
many thanks were given. The Dali
las Express has taken on new life.
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PAGE SEWN

day. Oct. Sth at 8:45 D. M, at the
home of the bride, Rev. T. Scott,
officiated. Birth-Oct. 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Spears fine girl, which
died October was buried in the city
cemetery. Club Notes-Mrs. w. D.
Gray, entertained the Excelsior Art
and Literary club, Friday, Oct. 9th.
Mrs. Cathelene Davis entertained the
Mystic Weavers. Mrs. Estella King
is home visiting her mother, Mrs.
Georgia Miller Mrs. Wright who
returned from st. Louis, Oct. LIST
to visit Mrs. Louella Helburg, left
Tuesday, Oct. 14th for Austin
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas, Oct 16.-The big
county association rally was shut
out on account of the rain. The big
Creek Conclave was also postponed
Mr.. Tom billiard of Houston is visit
ing his wife. Mr. Will Brown and
Tom Smith of Calvert are in the
city. Mr.. Nose Carroll of. Waco came
down on business and visited his
son. Phil on Liveoak street DR.. L..
L. Gates was called to High Bank on
business. Prof, o. B. Benson of Bry-
an is in the city on business. Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Moore of Waco. were
called to be at the bedside Of their
sick mother. Mrs. Bette White Of
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PINELAND.

Pineland, Texas, Oct 16-Servces
were good at both churches Sunday.
,sRev. l. Riley conducted services for
FRev l. B. Ruffin Sunday at the C..
NJ E. churches, Rev. Ruffin, who is
yet on the sick list, but is improving.
The mission society of Pine Grove
Baptist church had rally, began
Thursday and closed Sunday night
Sister Manda Branch is on the
sick list Sister Estella Daniels is
yet improving. Deacon Gice Deacon
Franklin and Sister Rhoda Wade of
Evergreen Baptist church has return
ed from the Sabine Valley. Associa-
ton held at County Line, Texas,
San Augustine County. Reports a
gl~ld session called at house No. SO
for Dallas Express.
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PALESTINE.

Palestine, Texas, Oct. 16.-The con-
vention is in session here this week
and ali streets lead to West Union
Baptist church, the seat Of the con-.
Vention. Mr.. Ben Carson is remodel
ing his home on Fort st. Miss Ola
Mae Bragg will leave in few days
for Marshall to enter Bishop Col
lege. Rev. l.. McElroy of lakewood
filled the pulpit of Antioch church
last Sunday, eRv. Crawford being
ill. He delivered two excellent SER
mons to the church. Rev. D. ]. Craw-
ford, who has been ill nearly all the
year is showing some signs of i'm
provement to the delight Of his many
friends of the city.
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MILFORD.

Milford, Texas, Oct l6.--Social:
Messrs. Eural and Otis Carter went
to Dallas. Mr.. Burgess Probasco
went to Fort Worth. Mr.. Collie Car
ter has returned from Fort Worth
Mrs. S. H. Burgess went to Detroit
Mich, to attend the Missionary. Mrs
Mamie Foster of Dallas is at the
bed side of her sick mother Mrs
Gennie Beatty. Mrs. Halle o. Glenn
ons is sick listed. Madam N. E
Burnett Jackson went to Italy. Miss
Alice Williams of Fort Worth is the
guest of Mrs. Fife Littleton.
Education and Religion.
Owing to rain Sunday, Sunday
school and church were poorly at
tended.
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SOUR LAKE.

Sour Lake, Texas, Oct. 16.-Rev.
C. C. Reed with the assistance Of Rev.
s. e. Diggs, one of the best revivalist
preachers in the state closed his
meeting at Mt Rose. Eight persons
were connected to the church of this
number three were for baptism. Rev.
c. l.. Lee were in duty at Tyree's
A. NJ. Il. church in Grayburg. Sun
day and reported good service. Sick
listed: Merrs. d. Parker, Rev. C.
c. Reed, Madames A. Baker, L. Scott
and A. Southwell. Mr.. Charles Banks
were called to Beaumont last week
to the bedside of his daughter, Mrs.
j. J. Turner.
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LUFKIN.

Lufkin, Texas, Oct 16.-The 4th
quarterly Conference of Houston
district will convene at Long Chapel
C. NJ. e. church on Goth, conducted
by Rev. r. w. Henderson Of Fodice,
Texas. Rev. G. A. Bowman has sue
ceeded in organizing X. of p
Lodge at Keltys, Texas, known as
the Travellers Home. Little Melvin,
the blind son of Mrs. Harriet Nc
Clendon left for Austin. last week
to enter school, Mrs. Lille Page is
suffering with very painful burn,
but not serious. Mrs. l.. NJ. Gar
riett, one of the city teachers made a
flying trip to Tyler, Sunday. Rev.
]. H. Merrick, was in the city few
days last week returned to his charge
at Sunny Side, Texas. A banquet
was given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Johnson, Tuesday night
in honor of the girls who were leav-
ing for the different colleges. They
are as follows: Misses Willie and
Eunice Edwards, Mary Eta Henry
and Mrs. Il. Williams for Texas Col
lege, Tyler. Miss Winnie Mcdonald,
Wiley University; Miss Easter Flem-
ing, Prairie View land Miss Essie
Williams, Mary Allen Seminary,
Crockett. Mr.. S. W. Booker is pre-
pairing to erect a first class picture
and repairing shop old furniture
made new. Sick listed: Messrs. R.
L. Long, Raven Johnson. Johnny
Starks, Miss Rosie Bedell
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MAY PEARL.

May Pearl, Texas, Oct. 16.-Not-
wthstanding the inclement weather,
a few members with the pastir waded
their way to Canaan, Sunday to prove
to the world that faith without work
is dead. Pastor Evans took as his
text, John 1:43, and brought out
many facts that shall live with us
for a long time, then came the in
teresting contest all loked on with
great interest to see who carried off
the beautiful present, a lovely la
VALERIE, which was won by Sister
Mittie McHaney.
Sister Leather Williams is still
on the sick list. Next Sunday is
rally day again, all members and
friends are asked to do their best.
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MEXIA.

Mexia, Texas, Oct. 16.-Mr. San
IIBed e!IIIM ssHV puB ql!mS pIoJ
Holland were married at the Antioch
Baptist church Sunday night at $3.50
D. M, before a large audience, Rev.
]. W. Hawkins, performed the cere-
mony.
Miss Ivaree McBay has returned
from Marlin, where she has been for
several weeks taking treatments for
the rheumatism. She is quite well
again. Miss Theresa Robertson left
Saturday for league, where she will
take up her school Monday, Prof.
T. X. Price, Mrs. l.. S. Price, Mrs.
N. L. Coleman, Mrs. L. e. Coleman.
Miss Willie Pearl Holland. Miss The
ressa Robertson, Mrs Onita Pigford
and the reporter spent the past week
in Groesbeck attending the teacher S
institution. Mrs. Pearl Watts Con-
nor left Sunday for league, where
she will attend the Freestone County
teachers institute this coming week.
Mr.. Warner McDonauld and Miss
Helen Crawford were happily mar
ried at the parsonage of the A. M. e.
CHURCH. rev. d. "a IouhSel per
formed the ceremony. Mrs. Maggie
Robertson of Mineral Wells is in the
city visiting her sister. Mrs. Jennie
Washington. Mr. Rufus Wheaton
came in this week from Kansas City,
Mo-, where he has been for several
months. Messrs. Eugene and Avo
White passed through Mexia, en- route
to Groesbeck, Monday to visit their
brother, Prof. R. B. White.
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ATHENS.

Athens Texas, Oct. 16.-Sunday
was a high day at the A. NJ. E.
church, Rev. F. S. Stevens preached
Sunday evening. Rev. Davis and
his congregation were also present,
$4,000 was raised. Mrs. Ruth Massie
Jordan after continued illness is
improving. also Mrs. Spencer Nc
Donald. Mrs. Younge was feeling
better today. Mrs. Aurilla Winfield
came home from Kemp. Miss Myrtle
Smith left for Guadalupe College.
Miss Roetta Stovall and Lorena
Richardson for Paul Quinn. Miss
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DALLAS EXPRESS TEXAS

Ella Mae Richardson for Marshall.
Mr.. Cedric Massie for Prairie View
Mrs. Bette Wofford is able to be up.
Mr. Vassar Norris came in on the
7. & N. o. Sunday night. Mrs. Lucy
Ware is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ware.
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JACKSBORO.

Jacksboro, Texas, Oct. 16.-We have
been blessed with good rains. Sunday
school was conducted on time Miss
Ada Hembra returned after making
business trip to Aleda, Texas,
where she will teach later. Miss
Ruthie Brumly has returned home
from Dallas. The little social CIV
en- at the school house Friday even
ing was a success in spite of the
bad weather, $500 was raised
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PLANO.

Plano, Texas, Oct. 16.-Rev. Ingram
was at his post and preached an
excellent sermon in the afternoon.
Rev. ]. l.. Reisel was in town. Mrs.
Jollie Hutchinson lost her little grand
girl Saturday morning at o'clock.
Mr. Willie Cranes passed away Sat
urday evening at 1880. He leaves a
wife and three children, two sisters
and four brothers. Mr.. David Ellis
and his boy are in Plano. visiting his
sister, Mrs. S. S. Chinn.
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Nelly street. Mrs. Mamie Butler Is
now much improved after success
full operation. Mr.. r. E. Alexander's
daughters, met with accident having
shoulder fractured, but is much
better. Mrs. Catherine Moseley left
for Fort Worth. Texas, to live with
her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Black. after
spending one month with her son,
M. M. Mosely.
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RIESEL.

Riesel Texas, Oct. 16.-Owing to
the unfavorable weather services
were postponed Sunday. Mrs. Men
tina Crane Of Celeste is visiting here.
Miss Mamie Robinson was in Marlin
on business Saturday. Mr.. Allen
Crane left for Celeste, Saturday.
Don't forget the two weddings at
Perry Sunday. Mrs. Ellie Dorsey
and B. o. Drake were In Marlin
last week.
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School Notes.

Principal Terry states that -indi-
cations bid fair to a great school
year at Douglas High. Miss jimmie
Mae Bolton is attending Wiley Uni
versity. Mr.. Rutledge Strickland
left Wednesday, Oct. tSh for Houston,
where he has accepted a position in
Houston college. Miss Willie Lue
Rutledge en- rolled at Texas College,
last week. Marriage-Miss Mildred
Wright and Willie Rodgers Wednes-
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WINONA.

Winona, Texas, Oct 16.-The musi-
cal entertainment given by the music
department of Lynn Spring school
Friday night, Oct 3rd was a Sic
cess. The piano music department of
Lynn Spring school opened Monday.
Oct. 18th, at 10 o'clock a. m. Visitors
witnessed the opening.
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ROCKWALL.

Rockwell, Texas. Oct. 16.-Mr.
Pleas Flowers was shot and killed
few miles Of this city Thursday
night by another Colored man; ar
rest was made. Mrs. A. A. Houston,
District Missionary was in the city
on church business. Rev. B. F. Burk
of Waco. worshipped with us. Miss
Alice Martin is on the sick list
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CENTER.

Center, Texas, Oct. 16.-Rev. John
son was to preach Sunday at II
o'clock at the c. M. e. church. Called
from labor to reward on Sept. 9Th,
death called father Ike Oats to meet
his Heavenly father in the land of
rest. Daughter Mary Arnold visited
Augusta Tabernacle No. 761, Oct.
End
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PURCELL.

Purcell. Okla, Oct, 16.-Mr Edger
Carr's wife is here visiting. Mr.. c..
c. Christian is visiting his brother
of this city. Mrs. ]. Veil Franklin
is visiting her sister of this city
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GRANBURY.

Granbury, Texas. Oct. 16.-Sunday
school and service were good. Rev.
Wacktow was at his post.
Read the Dallas Express,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
UN DONATIVO MAS PARA
LAS VICTIMAS DE LOS
TERREMOTOS

Don Romualdo Real, ha REMIT
do al Capitulo Puerto Rico, de la
Cruz Roja Americana, un cheq1e
por la slma de $23.00, que lie ha
enviado desde la Habana don Ar
turo Morales, resto de una colecta
hecha entire sus amigos de la capi-
tai de Cuba, y con destino a las
victimas de la catastrofe de Ma
yaguez. Ell Secretario del Capitu-
10 ha acusado recibo del cheque Y
dado las gracias al remitente en-
nombre de la INSTITUTION Y de los
damnificados por los terremotos
del IL de octubre, que casi destru
yeron las poblaciones de Maya
guez, Aguada, Aiiasco y Aguadi-
lila.
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Ell CHOQUE DE HOY

Hoy, como a las 10 de la mana
ma, en- la calle de San Jose, un
truck del Gobierno, rompio un ca
rrito de verduras, que estaba ST.
tuado en- dicha calle. Las verdu-
ras Sc perdieron en- su totalidad.
Ell truck iba gran velocidad.
Ell policfa de servicio tomo nota
del suceso.
Llamamos la atencion quien
corresponds acerca de estes casos
que Sc suceden frecuentemente.
Esos trucks que por su tama-
lo Y peso no de5ieran circular ma
da mas que por ciertas GALES, van
siempre a gran velocidad Pare
ce que sus 'chauffeurs'' les inn
portan POGO la vida y los intere-
ses de los ciudadanos. No podra
evitarse a1to?
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INFORAMCION GENERAL
TEMIPORADA DE OPERA

u f. 4 4
Los precios que regiran duran
te la proxnna temporada de Ope-
ra que Sc inaugurara ell II del
mes de febrero, seran los siguien-
tes:
Palco sin entrada, $15; luneta,
So; balloon, So; entrada general,
So; galerfa, 81. Estos precios son
sumamente modicos en- relaci0n no
solamente la importancia de la
Companla sino a los precios que
actualmente cobra todo ell perso-
nal. Por ejemplo: un corista que
hace dos amos cohraba $1S por Sc
mana, ahora cobra $32; asi las bal
larinas: un partiquino que cobra
ba de 40 $50 semanales, ahora
cobra de 80 a 100; es inutil decir
que los artistas co5ran ell doble Y
,el triple de antes. Las companfas
de navegaci6n que antes hacian
un descuento del 25 por ciento.
ahora han hecho, como concession
especial solamente el 10 por cien-
to. La orquesta CANA un sueldo
impossible. Sin embargo la Manci-
nj Grand Opera Co., ha hecilo pa
ra el abono unos precios verdade-
ramente reducidos. En- efecto por
12 funciones en- 3 semanas, 4 pOr
semana, cobra ell palco razon de
10 por function Y la luneta $50
por function. Y como el abono sc
cerrara Ell 5 de febrero, sea el
d1a que la ompanla sale de New
York, e. conveniente que quien
no deyee faltar a estas festas de
cultura, arte " belleza, Sc dirija
enseguida al senior Mancini en- el
Hotel Malatrasi o al senior Lou
briel en- la taquilla del Teatro.
Por. cable recibido por el senor
Mancini desde New York, sabe-
mos que manana, martes, empeza.
ran los ensayos de conjunto de la
compania. Y ell debut sera ell dfa
IL con la opera ''Lucia'' con Ia
cual Wolveremos a Dir Ell tan queri-
do tenor Pilade Sinagra.
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LOS PASAJEROS


Ell hermoso trasatlantico espa-
mol "Cataluha'' de la Companla
Trasatlantica que viene la con-
signaci6n de Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga trajo, nuestro puerto, los
siguientes paaajera1:
Isabel Sanchez, Amelia Lugo,
Guillermo Asencio, Antonio Con
zalez, Romualdo Davila, Luis Ro-
man, Maria Gonzalez, Marie St.
Quintfn. Jose Cannon, Carlos
Scott, Rogelio Sanchez, Victor Ma
reano, Gines Sales, Enri Aboy, &c
ellis Viro Ayala, Maria Ana Abe
llo, Emil Vanderrer, Mercedes Iba
ira, Juan NJ. Castaho, Nicolas Ma
varro. Ramon Rodriguez, Agustill
Navarro, Manuel Bustamante.
Leon Monter, Manuel Reyes, Boni
facio Ramos, Jose Rdsas, Maria de
Perez, Pablo Perez, Carmen Rosas,
Colombia Perez, Luis Perez, Car
men C. Perez, Alice Picon, John
Paul Cotton y Maria G. Perez.
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JUEz SUBSTITUTE

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado el
nombramiento a favor del seilo,
William J. Santos, Juez de la Cor
te Municipal de San German, pa
ra que act1e como Juez de la Cor
te Municipal de Mayaguez, ell la
vista de una causa civil pendiente
ante la Ultima Corte, y en- la que
Sc ha inhibido ell Jueze Propietario
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Ell SIR. PEREZ BARRO

Nuestro buen amigo don Jose
Perez, Barro, comerciante y pro-
pietario de Las Marias, esta ac-
tualmente en- San Juan, donde
permanecera ell tempo necesario
para realizar las gestiones y ne
gocios que lie han traido aqui.
Nuestro amigo el senior Perez
Barro tiene en- San Juan muchos
amigos que desearian que prolon-
case aqui SUI estancia.
Con nuestro afectuoso sa1udo va
nue3tro deseo de que lie sea grata
la estancia en- San Juan, que. asl
soran mas frecuentes sus visitas.
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EsPECTACULos PARA HOY

CINE TIRES ABANDERAS.- -
Estreno de la comiqufsima Gin
ia en- dos partes, por Lucas Luqui-
ta, titulada "Sa1 ST Puedes'. Es-
treno de la sensational cinta en- 6
parties, por Carmel Myers, titula-
da "Su Rendicion.'
CINE LUNA.-EstrenO del pre-
cioso drama titulado, "Tempestad
del Alma La Madre Loca'', en- I
actos. Pelfcula Europea de Mo
nopolio.
Maiiana, "El Patriotismo del
Incredible. +"
CINE REAL.-"La Vida con-
ira el Honor, en- siete actcs y
grandes bales y variados couples
Dor Mariette Fuller,
CINE MONTE CARLO.-El Sc
rundo episodio lie "Los Siete Pc
.ados Capitales'', y una comica
N dos parties.
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MERCADO DE AZUCAR
Ventas en- New York.

Ventas en- New York.
Durante el presente mes de enc
ro:
21,00O sacos centrifugal de Gu
ba, 5S8 $500.
1880 sacos centrifugal de Puer-
to Rico, 72S.
2SS,OO0 sacos centrifugal de Gu
ba, 58S $500.
5000 sacos centrifugal de Puer-
to Rico, 72S.
112,sOO sacos centrifugal de Gu
ba, 588 $500.
$4,000 sacos centrifuga de Puer-
to Rico, 72S.
$4,000 sacos centrifugal de Gu
ba, 5SS $500.
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LOS PROGRESSES DE SAN
JUAN
LO QUE AVER Sc CELEBRABA G
EN- Ell CARIBE

Nuestres amigos los sefores Sa-
lom, Sampol y Rocco nos invita-
ron un almuerzo fntino, que te-
nfan aver en- la terraza del Hotel
Caribe que els, como saben nuestros
lectores, uno de los mejores y mas
populares de la lsla.
Los duefos del negocio han he
cho recientes reformas EN- Ell esta-
blecimiento; entire las mas nota-
bles, la installation de un ascen-
sor, que esta funcionando va des-
de hace algunos dias y resuelve ell
problema de la rapida y comoda
ascension los illtimos pisos des-
de los que Sc disfruta una vista
bellisima.
Los esplendidos anftriones hicie
ron ell honor a nuestro companero
Perez Losada, de designarle para
presidir ell acto v hacer los homo
res de la mesa los distinguidos
invitados entire los que fguraban
amigos fntimos de la casa y perio-
distas distinguidos de San Juan.
Perez Losada, cuando lego la
hora de los brindis, explico 10 que
era el acto: una reunion de ami
gos, algo muy intimo, muy frater-
nal.
En- nombre de los duenos del
"Hotel' di6 las gracias los ca
balleros que habfan aceptado un
puesto en- la mesa.
Perez Losada tuvo tambien pa
ra los senores Salon, Sampol, Roc
co y Homar el APPLAUSE que mere
cen su espiritu progresista y el
pujante desarrollo que han impre-
50 al "Hotel Caribe."
Brindaron despues, muy elocuen
temente, los seiiores Dalmau y Ca
nee, Arkay Shmith, Consul de We
nezuela, Licenciado Cintron Las
ira Y Ell senior Ruiz.
Todos estuvieron elocuentes y
todos oyeron la misica acariciado-
ra de los aplausos espontaneos.
El menu servido fue suculento
Todo estuvo irreprochable, el con-
dimento, Ell servicio, la presenta-
ci6n, todo exquisite.
Los populares directories del ne
gocio, dispensaron a sus invitados
atenciones tales que nosotros nc
olyidaremos ianas.
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Ell MITIN DEL sABADo

Ell MITIN DEL SABADO
En- la plaza de Baldorioty Sc lie
v6 a efecto, ell sabado, el mitin de
la Association Independentista cen
ira Ell Comisionado de instruction.
Numerosa iconcurrencia asistio
al acto, hacienda uso de la pala-
bra, presentadas por el propagan-
dista unionista Tomas Arrufat,
los senores Vargne de la Concha,
Julio Correa, Natalie Bayanet, Ma
nuel Acevedo y el Lcdo. Algeria.
Entire los oradores habia unionis-
tas independentistan, sostenien-
do cada uno sus principios, pero
contestes todos en- que la actitud
del Comisionado de Instruction
con su celebre carta, va contra los
interesas portorriquenos y a la
vez contra los americanos en- la
isla.
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DONA BELEN JIMENEZ

Fallecio en- la ciudad la respe-
table anciana senora Belen Jime-
nez, virlda de Ponte, madre de don
Francisco y don Rafael Ponte, ca
balleroa muy apreciables en- San
Juan.
Esta tarde Sc verifcara ell Sc
pelio de SUI cadayer.
Descanse en- paz su alma y re-
ciban sus deudos nuestro pesaane
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INTENTos DE SUICIDE

En- su farmacia de Dorado, ira
to de intoxicarse, tomandose ana
d6sis de morfna, Ell joven Ricardo
Sbert. Fu6 asistido por Ell DR..
Livington, siendo despues trasla-
dado Toa Baja, casa de sus ia
miliares. Sbert tiene algo tras-
tornadas sus facultades mentales.
En- su residencia de Guayama,
trato de suicidarse, disparandose
dos tiros de revolver en- la cabe-
"a Y en- un lado derecho del cuer-
po, francisco Lebron, quien hace
alg1n tempo padece de enagena-
cion mental.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
POR vENDER RON

En- el barriO Buena Vista, de
Carolina, ha sido arrestado Fer
nando Cortes, quien fue sorpren-
dido vendiendole ron en- su esta-
blecimiento, a los trabajadores
agrfcolas. Sc lie flo una fianza de
200 d6lares.
SANATORIO DE LA SOCIE-
DAD ESPANOLA DE AUXILIO
MUTUO Y BENEFICENCIA
DE PUERTO RICO
Entradas: don Jorge S. Lati-
mer Tapie, de Rio Piedras; don
Guillermo Casanovas Molina, de
Caguas; Rev. Aquilino Infanzon
Iglesias, de Aguas Buenas; don
Vicente Dfaz Mendez, de San
Juan; Generoso Alfonso Alfonso,
de Arecibo.
Ealidas: don Santos del Cam
po Calda, de San Juan; Francis
co Portillo Mdjica, de Caguas /;
don Segundo Queipo Gonzalez, de
Caguas; don Jose Pedro de Ma
rim, de Maunabo; don Resurrec-
ci6n Arcarreta Lambeta, de Ca
yey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
ENFERMA.

Lo estuvo ell sabado, asistiendola
los doctores Diamond y Frias, la
distinguida senorita Mariana L6
pez-Cepero. No Sc confrmo que fue
"a un ataque de influenza Y desde
aver mejor6 notablemente. Celebra
mosG restablecimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
RINA DE MUJEREs

Debido un disgusto que tuyie.
ron en- la calle del Condado, .sen
Santurce, Esperanza Martinez v
Guadalupe Franco, la primera
produjo a la segunda, con los pu.
iios, contusiones de las que fue
asistida en- la sala de socOrros.
La Martinez Sc di6 a la fuga des-
pues de realizada su hazafa, pero
Sc lie ha denunciado por acometi-
miento y aggression.