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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
BAYA1aoN DE PLACEaxEs

En- 81 Immediate pueblo de Bays-
mon se abrio aver al pdblico un pues-
to para vents de peri6dicos instalkn.
dose en- uno de los kioskos de ls. pla-
"a. Es un sitio ideal y . todas horas
sc encontrara alli Ell MUNDo.,'
Tambi6n se venden cigarrilloS, ta-
bacos, dulces y refrescos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
CAsAs DE HUEsPEDEs
XVI.

En- Ia .UniEersidad no hay dorrni-
tofios, psro en- Rio Riedras hay muchas
easas de pnpilos y otras particulares,
en- las cuales los estudiantes podran
hallar buen hospedaje. FL dean ten
dra mucho gasto en- suministrar iDfor-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20

Cuando te la dane otro-Ojeda. San
Jose No. d.. Avt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20

En- Ii ioysris Felix L6pss. San Fran
cisco. frente ID Opera, Il reconoCs.
ran Ia vists gratis ihdickndols 81 cris-
tsl precise que necesitan aus oios: Oris-
tales y monturas dc Ia. calidad con
precios bajos.--sAn Fxanrisco 81 n.
Adm.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20

Ell SALON DE AsAMBLEA Y Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20

siempre llama a--Ojeda Telefono s55.
Att.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
"a paso @ II Sc aprounan las Pascas hay que oopa CzADO
WALK : KING

Algunos de los muchos nuevos
modelos de calzado fino ACADIA
dos de recibir. Elegantes y CO.
modos. Pidanos cualquier clase
de piel Y fOrma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31

TIcENTE sAENz,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
HoMBREs ARRoLLApos

En- la Gale del "Parque", Stop 43
y media, Santurce, ell Trolley No. %,
que venia con direction a la Parada
20, guiado por ell motorista Agapito
Pumarejo, numeroo It's, Y conductor
Ramon Carreras, numero 230, arro-
10 al individuo Ramon Barona, de 49
amos de edad, natural de Arecibo y
residente en- San Juan Moderno, eau
sandole un golpe en- la cabeza otro
en- el brazo izquierdo, de caracter le-
We.
10y en- la Parada 8 y media. carre-
terra, Puerta de TERRA, el Trolley nt-
nero %, que guiaba el motorista Jo-
ks Figueroa, ndmero 25, y y5eonductor
Rn6n Cabrera. ndmero 2sO, v que
ron direction Santurce, arrollo
siduo Justo Figueroa, natural
Juan, residente en- Santuree,
dole varias contusiones en- Ia
a cuerpo con erocionss de la
ndo asistido en- la Sala de So
e ingresando en- el hospital
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
4 NUESFROS RELACIONADOS

anuncar que ncen ourrdo nuestra casa en- IA
del 22 del corene quedando druda Ia mayor pa u
nuestro a necesdad de suplar mayor
possible 22 las cuens detaladas que
con los aos nuestro favor corriente las remesas hecas
desoe dicha fecha. -
manifestation respecto Medcas en- Des
dtaes las pardas respecvas
Esamos No. SO Gale de Sal
odenes que
RIOS edicarles igual hasta ahora
Ancpando racas cumpimeno nuos deseos aprovha-
1920.
S Teefono Numero q , a. Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
!. T A QUlG R AT O

Capaz dispuesto dispuesta para hacer mu-
cho trabajo bien hecho en- Espafol y en- lngles
10 necesita una Corporation grande situada a
60 Kilometres de San juan Sc pagara un sueldo
LIBERAL a la persona que relna las condicio-
mes necesarias pero aquellas que no posean
verdadera practica y habilidad en- los dos lido
mas no deben perde1, su tempo contestando es-
te anuncio Dirijase por correo "AnonimO !,
Ell Imparcial, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31


Dos meses anfes lie qiie 'yo saliera
de III capital Ge NI6Xito, en- elS mes de
agoSto pr0ximo pasado, Sc hablaha con
insis:encia de aciertos ,misterio.,aS ma
nejos del consul tiorteamericanO, Mr..
-Ieniins. qttiei--,,l tlecif de has ;,entes--
s;ilfd tie la ciiidad dc Pueb1a ei sibado
por la tarle parsi regresai' a ST. domi-
clio eli. la 1IiianaTa del signiente lilnes.
Nadit empefo dabd importancia a esos
rumJrcs, pues cada qIiieh tiene derecho
de hacer de ST 10 que a bien tenga.
Pero cuandO Sc public0 la nOhcia de
dne 81 agtnte consularl tan daGo Il
.os :}.,3%o5 c;tmpestrt'S - habfa isido So
no Sc $50 eli todas parties
mas Il. esta excla:laci0: impossible! !!
Ya fe cieria que los angelop 1'itanos
ten.an harto raZ6l sohrada: Imposi-
be. !. po.due una c.udad cote Puc-
blu. pertectamente bien vigilada por la
ponc;a. con especialidad durante la no
che. no iban a entrar los rebeides sin
ser actados, a plagiar NADIA menos que
all Consul Gle los Estados Unidos, a
quien de SECURE lie inyectaron morfna
en- ell dogote para que no pudiese pedir
auxilio nj gritar.
Conenz0 entonces la opinion publi-
ca deeir que Jenkins no 10 sacaron
de 81, casa, sino que 6l mismo Sc fue
a meter en- la madriguera, sabe Dios
con cudl objeto. Y en- este punto la
opinion Sc dividfa segdH algunas per-
sonas jenkins Sc habfa puesto en- ma
nos de los rebeldes para procuiar al
Gobierno de Mexico un eonfiicto inter-
nacional !; segdn otras, 10 inico q. per-
segula era la mitad del rescate que
por su persona habrfan de seiialar los
.'revnhiciopariosr con quienes al res
pecte. estaba De aeuerdo. Y po una7
nimidad Sc llegaba a la conclusion de
que los 'paseitos campestres" no eran
nj mas nj menos que visitas los jefes
del bandolerismo, a quienes su,ejnistra
ba sarlnasi Y parque, enviados de con-
trahando por algunos petroleros nortea
mericanos
AS estaban las cosas cuando recibi6
ell ,Presidente Carranza la primera nota
de Mr.. Wilson. en- la cual Sc .ilsinua-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
Calzado para Ninos

de Piel de Foca, amarillos
Brown en- todos los tamaf1os
con las fanlosas suelas de "Neo
linz. Es sin duda Ct mejor cal
zado para escuela, ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
Subscrlbase a 'EL MPARCLAL',
Para Pascuas y A6o Nueyo

En- Estdbecmento Jose ofrecemos esa
oporunidad nuesra centea pdbeo general
Zapatos para caballeros "Cdddc' SqUoy 90 5000
Zapatos para cabaleros Id $500 $400
bancos rebaados no de $500 $780, $3.50 Zapatos rbajados
seoras Luis XIV enterizo, de $1,000 $775
Tras casimir chaleco de $4,000 $780, Id de Palm
$780, y10O0 KrGsh de $4,000 ST.
complete surtido casmr Palm Beach, Koo
Krash drill; dltimo a $500 traie.
superior cadad Ropa interior cabaero fR
sima combination piezas para cabaeos Waldorf
Cuelos mas noveades Cacetnes nos para
Metas bancas color tabaco senora
ngesa ninO desde da de nado hasta
ahos chineas taquo seoras coores sin taco
pazas 2 pazas tochoneta de plaza
de 11b plaza plazas PRECIOS SIN COPETENCIA
Esos precios vgor hasta Ell Ola UT0 DE ESTE
MES Aproyeelese.
Rodriguez Hennanos.
2, San Jose 2. -TeIefono All g.: San juan p r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
Calzado para Nilas

en- cana alta. Los tenemos en-
Glac6, Brown, Charol y Punzo.
Cordones y Botones. Todos los
tamanos.
BOTITAS Y ZAPATITOs pa
ia Beb6s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31

De manera que ST el Senior Consul de
los Ftsstados UniiIos dc Norteam6rica
EN- Ii ciudad Gde Ptteblay Sc encilehtra
prisiolero. g'es pdr su spr6pia culpa
s pc. su eust0AGue 70 desde lliego no
10 senyidio 1dado que sd lIiega a cum
plir con Ia Ley, Ifepositand6 100000
de tianza .por su libertad: s!443 '1.'.. s.,s
Lo malo,alo ti'agico. serfa un cofiflic-
Ito International, bien injusto cierta-
mente, por es6s iperegrinos capcichos
de M agente consular que, cuando no
va a dar 9i,ase:toi eainpcstress opta
por ilermaiiceer'cii'f fejas. i'''s's s
A prop0sit6l de todo esto rscuerd0
que Face dos meses POGO mas D lnenos
fud tornado pris;oncro en- NueYa York,
el Presidentc CONSTITUTIONAL de mi pa
tTia, tc0mo tai reconocido en- Washing
toni. don Alfredo Gonzalez Flores, por
haberlc acusado de difamaci0n cl aven
turero Lincoln G. Valentine; al dfa si-
glliente logr6 salir Ell libertad don Al
fredo. ,nediante una fianza de VEIN
.TICtNCoMflL DOLLARS.
y n6tese que este no era un simple
conslfl, sino I'M presidehte de repIbIf-
ca que. aiindne t!6bil Y p4queia., bien
mereoe el respeto de los fuertes.
:Qu6 habrfa dicho Mr.. Wilson 81 ell
Ministro de Costa Rica le hubihia en-
riado nna nota pidiendo ''iinnediata
libertad' del seiior Gonzalez Flores?
Es indudable que habrfa cQntestado
10 mismof que Carranza.
Gonzalez pag6 la fianza de fey...
y sal6.
Que Jenkins haga igual cosa. y sal
dra.
si,. que surian confictos internacio-
males.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31

Durante mi corta permanencia en-
esta htrmosa ciudad de la Habana, ne
advertido con dolor que Sc desconoce
on gran manera la verdadera situa-
ci6n de Mexico Y, mas adn, eltobrar
de 81, gobierno.
Con motive del fusilamiento del ge-
neral Felipe Angeles ejecucion indis-
pensai,le para IA pacificaci0n Gle aquel
pals he escuchado por doquier amar
Cos reprochS contra don Venlstiano
Carianza, Y los miembros de su Ga
b.neta; reproches que en- ocasicnes Sc
convierten en- destemplados inslltos,
pues no faltan quienes lie endiIguen el
calificativo de bandolero, apenas COM
parable peor acaso que Zapata Y Pan
cho Villa.
CoH motiyo del actual incidente en-
ire Mexico v la Casa Blanca, ha creci-
tio ii desorientaci6n, tomando ahora
los "eproches proporciones verdadera-
mentt cOlosales.
Cabe, .pues, decir 10 O.. hay Il cier-
to sJbreel particular: pero quiero an
tes lie hacer tai cosa manifestar que
no tengo inter6s, nj grande nj peque-
no, cn defender al Ejecutivo Mexicano
DO censHrar a la Cancillerfa de los Es-
tados Unidos, pero ST en- decir Ia YER
dad pristina. sin vehemencias hi CON
torciones histGricas lie pluma, cual sue
len padeeerla no pocos ''rasGadores
de nuastros lares indo-b6licos. La ver-
dad.'... como la he expresado no pocas
veces. retiri6ndome a los grande.s erro-
res dc-Carranza Ell su polftica interior,
o sus grandes virtudes en- su polfti-
ca International, ctlando Sc trati del
Aecorc, sobcranfa iindeperdeicla de
su patria. 'Ie II
gtft fss f
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-31
La Verdad sobre 81 Asun-
to Jenkins
iPuede Mr.. Wilson exigir la hbertad
del Consul Americana en- Puebla?
En- Nueva York ifue tornado prisie nero
hace pocas semanas, el Presidente de-
Costa Rica, solo salio mediante una
enorme fianza

bas' al Gobierno AIexicano que ragara
el r..s..ate que exigfan los reheldes por
La libertad del Consul Jenkins.
A clio Sc neg0 don Yenustia1lo, en-
yirtud de que hacerlo era seilrar un
malfsinio precedente para el fuiuro.
FL reseate fu6 suscrito "a la rostre,
no Sc sabe a ciencia cierta Il POI Was
hinton por americanos residences en-
Mexico. asf Jenkins volvi6 !. tomar
pQsecion en- Puebla, orondo sstisfe-
cho. de su casa Y de sus habetes
POGO sin embargo dur6 su placidez,
por naber declarado dos rebeltlcs cue
cayeror en- manos de las futrzas g.
bierlisiaS, que ell famoso consul habfa
sido amigo de ellos durante nucho
TEMPO que ell rescate era sin duda
un nesocio bueno y redondo plra q.
H .ras despues Sc encontlaiJsl el se-
FOR Consul en- poder de Ia .yrSticia, a
Ia que hizo V continda hacienda. ''',;t
sere de declaracioncs contralictt:i:Is
~ ridiculas.
Y hrras despues; asilnisfno. re; ibia
dos Nenustiano una energica nola de
la Casa Blanca, pidiendo la Immediate
libert;a" del tantas veces menc;onado
Jenkins
Ell senior Carranza contest6 dicicndo.
entire otras eosas, que en- Mexico cl Po-
der Eje:utiyo no tiene nexos con el idcnl
judicial, y que serfa reprochable de su
parte evitar ell esclarecimientO de he
: chos que solo incumben los jueces;
que el seiior jenkins estd suie,O !. Ia
Consti;uci6n de In Rcptb':y;, y que 10
hay "a sus Iii tiatado4 tT,,c en- sor!na
diferehte 10 'dispohgan;; que pueGe sin
embargo salif en- libdttad cIiando le
piazza, mediahte: -el nago de Ia tianza
lque la Ley sefala.. 'itsi'
-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13
MAN HURT IN FIGHT
AT SANTA re STATION
Is NOW RECOVERING

Anastacio Marta whose head was
battered when Stationmaster Charles
n. Draper, and X. r. Connors, train
porter, were overcoming him after he
had terrorized passengers on Santa Fe
train No. with a razor, was expected
to recover last night. He regained con-
seriousness yesterday afternoon.
Marta was taken to the Presbyter-
ian hospital where Draper also
wounded in the fight, was. After he
had regained consciousness, Sheriff
Rafael Garcia was called by the hos
pital authorities and asked to take
the man. 1t was said that three
nurses were in Marta's room when
deputy reached the place but the
cause of the call was not known at the
sheriff's office. He was taken to the
county Jail.
Draper was recovering He was
wounded in three places, twice by
Marta, who was armed with Il razor.
The third wound was the result of
Marta's striking his revolver, causing
the stationmaster to shoot himself in
the left arm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13

ZIMMERMAN-Mrs. Lulu r. Zim-
norman, wife OF Sampel G. Zimmer-
man, died at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing at her home, jl9 South Seventh
street, after an illness of several
months. She came here two years
ago with her husband and three
daughters. Ruth, Lois and Myra Jane.
Funeral services will be held at &.
T. French's chapel at 10 o'clock We'd
nesday morning and burial will he in
Fairview cemetery. The Rev. G. O.
Becllman will offic,ate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13

D. w. Faw, accOmDanist. Mr.. Geake
sang before lar"e audiences every
night at the automobile show.
Mrs. w, H. Long, president OF the
Y. w. c. A. left last night for Dali
las, Ten, to attend a meeting of the
committee for the southwestern field
she will be gone for several days.
There are kilograms at tine Western
Union Telegraph companys office for
c. G. Humphrey. j. II. Perkins, Pri-
vate Frank c. Smith, f. w. Schiffln.
Mrs. Frana Harding and II. w. Sterl-
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. George Geako, who
were at I'll Paso, where MI Geake
was one of the main features in the
Entertaining program of the FL Paso
automobile show returned to the city
yesterday morning.
Col. l.. II, Little and daughter, Miss
Katherine Little. who attended the
FL Pas1 automobile show. returned 10
the city yesterday. They had a splen-
dil time and report that Albuquerque
was well represented at the show
Alfredo Oter0, of the Jeme2 Springs
came in from the resort yesterday, TO
purchase supplies. He will return to
the springs today. Mr.. Otero says
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Clay who conduct
the Hotel Clay, anticipate big crowds
during the coming summer.
G. \. Hudson, who was at the Mayo
hospital, Rochester, MINI, being
treated for cancer, has returned 20
the city Besides having one side Of
his face in bandages, MIR. Hudson is
otherwise in good health. Mr.. Hud-
son has been assured that the opera
tons were successful and that the in
Cisions will soon heal
A party beaded ty Aldo Leopold
went out TO the meadows west of the
city yesterday to investigate the mos
quito question. They report the pests
as being quite plentiful there No de-
cision was arrived at as to how to
combat the nuisance, but a commit
tee viii he appointed within the next
few days to make a thorough study
of the situation and decide on just
what is to be doneo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13
F. \. HITCHCOCK
IN ALBUQUERQUE
FOR SHORT VISIT


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13

THOUSANDS OF MEN ARE
NEEDED TO FILL NAVY

The navy needs thousands of men at
the present time for active service.
Enlistments in the navy are now open
in all branches, to any trade one may
have or if he has no trade there Is an
opportunity of learning one, as there is
in operation in the navy Il school in
nearly every kind of work.
Thousands of men are needed at
once to replace the men who are being
discharged, and there has never been
such chance for advancement; as there
is today.
The business future of this country
is dependent on trade of foreign ma
tons The navy will equip its men
TO fill important places in this great
development. one doesn't have to be
a tradesman to enter the service. Any
young man from II to 80 may enter
any of the various schools; machinist,
electrician, radio and general; carpen-
ters, yeoman, bakers. cooks, black
smiths or hospital.
In the future the local recruiting
station will be open from 8 a. m. to
d. m, and any young man who would
like to learn a trade at the expense of
Uncle Sam can see the navy recruiting
oIncer at I'll Y West General avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13
CHIEF JUSTICE PARKER
IS GUEST AT SANTA FE
SAFETY COMMITTEE MEET

The Santa Fe, station safety com
mittee yesterday had Chief Justice
Frank w. Parker Of the state supreme
court present at a visitor at its meet
ing. Justice parker listened with keen
interest to the discussions on how TO
prevent accidents by practieing safety,
and when called upon for speech re-
sponded briefly. He spoke of the sig
nificance of the meeting and of the
great good that has been accomplished
by railroads preaching the doctrine of
safety to their employees.
Charles A. Judd safety supervisor
for this territory, was present.
The meeting was presided over by
Agent r. w. HOyt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

BUHL--Charles A. Buhl, aged 80,
died yesterday afternoon. He came
here about four years ago from Mich
igan. The body was taken to c. r.
French's and relatives in Michigan
notified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13

The Womans Catholic Order of
Fortsters will give card and dance
party at the Womans Club building
this evening. The fun will stalt at >
o'clock. Miss Clara Blueher and
Ralph Myers will fynish the music.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13
BRIDGE AT PENNINGTON
CUTS TRIP 65 MILES

The new bridge over the San Juan
river at Pennington has been COM
pleted, according to word received yes
terday by Col. ID, X. Il. Sellers. This
shortens the distance to Harrington
for travellers from Albuquerque by
miles. Heretofore the only
route laid through Gallup and Ship
rock. Now they can go from here to
Cuba and from there directly into
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13

Cober says everything must
go regardless of price at the
Auction Sale tomorrow, 22l
South Sixth St.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13

Lutheran ladies' day at Nc
Dowells Cash and Carry gro
Gerry store. Steiner's fine as
paragus, SOC a dozen or two
for a nickel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13
SANTAFE STAGE

Is now making regular trips
10 Santa Fe on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday. Car will leave
the Singer Cigar stand at 1880 a. m.
Evening journal., 1919-09-10
DIR. SUMWALT TO
ADDRESS CHAUTAUQUA

Unless the Anglo-Saxons support the
League Of Nations, the Anglo-Saxon
race my not be in the supremacy at the
end. Of the next nifty years" was the
statement made by Caleb f. Burchenal
at the Grace Epwoyih League Chau-
tauqua last night.
Mr. Burchenal compared the league
with the federation Of colonies That
resulted in the national government Of
The United states
A trio OF local talent which was well
received. supplied the musical pro
gram. Miss Mildred d. Mason, sololst
sang in a clear. sweet voice. without
Thee" by Guy D'Hardelot, and Wait
ing by Leo CrOke. Miss Elizabeth
Marley played a selection from Bohm
and Just A-wearyin' for You" by Car
RE Jacobs-Bond. on the violin. Miss
Mabel Haley was the accompanist.
Variation and light humor were af-
forded by Miss Bessie Bennett in two
readings.
Credit for the ChautsuqUa, which
consists solely Of local talent Of the
Epworth League Of Grace NJ z. Church,
is due 20 a committee Of four, consist
ing OF Horace White, Ralph Minker'
Miss Daisy Wilson and Miss Mary
Mearns.
Tonight Or. J. W r. Sumwalt will be
the spsker. taking the entertaining
subject, Mind Your own Business
The Epworth League is much pleased
that Walter 4. Hearn has sent word he
will be the Friday night speaker. Since
leaving Grace Church. whore he was
assistant, Mr.. Hearn ha sheen a "H'
war secretary in France
Evening journal., 1919-09-10
LOTTERY ron SERIES SEATS.

CINCINNATI, sept. i0.-Thc directors
Of the Cincinnati National League Base
ball Club have decided that II the
world series baseball games are play
ed in Cincinnati, reserved seals will be
distributed by lot.
All applications will be placed in
some receptacle and then drawn out as
i'm lottery, until the full amount Of
available reserved seats for public sale,
estimated at 10000, have been drawn.
These seats will be for the first three
games in Cincinnati
About 1000 other seats have been
set aside for distribution in accordance
with the rules Of the National Commits
sion and the club directors order. In
reserved seats will be available for pur-
chase in advance. The announcement
of the directors was issued yesterday
through President August Hermann.
u states that already there are more
than 100000 applications for the iO-OOl
reserved seats.
Evening journal., 1919-09-10
NOT AN AMERICAN
ABOARD THIS SHIP

Although the steamer Olean. carrying
a cargo Of pyrites from Spain TO Balt-
more. was described as Of American
register and the crew as Americans in
the papers presented to Customs In
spector d. B. Jones by the captain Of
the vessel. yesterday. the crew. in fact
is alien, and neither the captain nor
the other officers understand or speak
English. II is supposed the boat is un-
der charter TO the L. s. shipping Board
and has been renamed at some point
on the slow voyage. The matter is eX-
pected 10 be cleared mp by the ships
agent, 5. L. Burgess, OF Philadelphia.