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New Britain herald., 1919-01-14

Nazinnova, the world renowned. Is the feature at Fox's tonight in the big desert drama, Eye for Eye"
 Eye for Eye" in which Nazimova has the role of Hassouna, has created new and greater heights in the annals of the silent drama. Hassouna, a young and beautiful Arab girl, lives with her tribe in the desert. Here comes Captain Cadiere, of the French navy, on duty. The tribe, in a fit of religious frenzy, make him prisoner intending to kill him at dawn. Has sOuna has seen the handsome French man and falls in love with him. She effects his escape and cOnfesses to her father. The tribe is enraged at her act and condemn her to death--- choosing to abandon her in the desert where she will die of thirst. She is rescued by another tribe who sell her to a travelling circus. After many hardships and much ill-usage at the hands of the brutal manager of the circus she is rescued and taken to the home of the man she aided in the desert In scenes which occur during this period of the thrilling drama Nazimova is superb in the utter aban- don of her art--she becomes the fiery
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
LYCECM TRElATER.

For the first time in this city a movie actor is appearing in person along with the picture in which he is featured. George Bunny, of New Britain, is the movie star and he is giving a talk on How to Get Into the Movies.' The picture in which MT. Bunny is featured is Madge Kennedy's latest vehicle, ''Friend Husband" It is the story of a girl who laughed at her marriage VoWs-the romance of society caveman. The girl marries 8, man for the sake of convenience. expecting him to accept her check and disappear after the ceremony. Not only does the bridegroom refuse to do this, but he insists on starting on a long honeym oon. The bride refuses, but the husband proves a hard one to get rid of, and when he finally res cues her from a band of thieves, she suddenly finds that he is well worth keeping as life partner.
 The vaudeville bill includes three very fine acts-the clever entertainin ng accordionist, Pasquale; Bob O'Conn or and Company, in Billy Taylor Fix It. and q comedy novelty and juggling offering.
 Thursday one of the greatest pie lures of the year will be shown at the Lyceum. It is 'Lafayette, We Come '' and it is not war film, but it is one of the biggest and greatest mystery love- dramas ever filmed, It is pie ture that made a Broadway show me" private audience stand up and cheer and tender it the greatest ap- plause of any film ever shown in New York. The east is headed by F. K. Lincoln and beautiful Dolores Casi- nelli. Thursday also brings the fourth episode of the great FIOudini serial.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
iss Mary Zozzora eHs How Cuticura eaIed Her Pimples

d my face covered with small !. They were sore and red,
 and itched a good deal so \ that I used to scratch S which made them bigger andredder ,and itchworse. T They caused disfigure- 1~ ment of my whole face so
 that l waa ashamed to go
 anywhere, and | spent
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
Tells EEosD fo Stop a
 Bad Cough
Surprising results from this famous old homemade syrup. Easily
 prepared and costs little.

If you have 8 severe cough or chest cold accompanied with soreness, throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing. or if your child wakes up during the night with croup and you want quick help, try this reliable old home made cough remedy. Any druggist can SUD- ply you with 21a ounces of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or you can use clarified moIasses, honey, or corn syrup, in- stead of sugar syrup, if desired. This recipe makes a pint of really remarkable cough remedy. 1t tastes good, and in spite of it's low cost, it can be depended u pon to give quick and lasting relief.
 You can feel this take hold of a cough in 8 way that means business. It loos- ems and raises the phlegm, stops throat tickle and soothes and heals the irritateo membranes that line the throat and bron- chial tubes with such pTomptness, ease and certainty that it is really aston ishing.
 Pinex is a special and highly concen- trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and is probably the best known means of overcoming severe coughs, throat and chest colds.
 There are many worthless limitations of this mixture. To avoid disappointment ask for "2M ounces of Pinex" with fulf directions and don't accept anything else Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Piney O., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
An Invitation Extended.

The two cars were close enough to- gether so that our voices could easily reach her. I saw a shadow on her husbands face, knew that he was llumiliated at her apparent indiffer- ence to our plight and her lack of courtesy. But he raised his voice in a valiant attempt to cover the situa- tion.
 Dear" he said, q want you to meet Mrs. Graham and Major Grant land. My wife, Mrs. Stockbridge, Mrs. Graham
 He uttered the words "my wife" as if they were 8 caress. I saw the wom- ans face soften at the sound, and felt an impulse of pity toward her. After all the roots of her jealousy probably lay in an all-absorbing love for her husband
 I made my voice and manner as cordial as I could in acknowledging g the introduction, added an inconse- quential word or two.
 'FOne can never escape exploding tires" I said banally enough.
 'So it seems,'' she replied with q sort of catfish prmness that made me long for the privilege of boxing her ears.
 Major Grantland came to the res- cue. I wondered if, with the uncanny instinct of the blind he had sensed the strained situation.
 ''It is very kind of you, Mrs. Stock bridge, to come to our rescue" he said, and I would defy any woman, no matter how pettish, to resist the pathetic wistfulness of his smile But I don't think we need to trouble you. Adams here will have the shoe on in & few minutes and Mrs. Graham as sures me that she will be perfectly comforta ble upon the grassy bank by the roadside"
 Her eyes strayed to the grassy bank and the path which Adams had cleared to it, then met mine in flash of woman1y comprehension that for a moment softened and frightened her face into a semblance of the woman she was meant to be. Then the veil of cold suspicion dropped over it again, yet it wasn't drawn so closely as before. I felt distinct leSsening g of the tense antagonism which had without rhyme or reason sprung up between us. And her manner when she replied to Major Grantland was really gracious, although l noticed that she tried to ignore my presence as much as possible.
 'I think you will be much more comfortable in our car while you Wait," she said with prim courtesy. Tt isn't luxurious one, but it usually Sots us to our destination and back gain. And we might run along the road a little while the man is busy with your car.''
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
|edderS and 7hedferg0erS-

essary cutting of his precious film.
 When it is known that MT. Griffith actually "shot' more than 120,O0O feet of film, the sacrifices he made to get his production down to an eve ning's entertainment requiring but 12,0O0 feet may be appreciably imag- ined. Perhaps MT. Griltiths experi- ence may be best understood in his own terms:
 When I returned to America last November, l brought with me enough film to reach a, distance Of 25 miles, Considerably more than 100,- 900 feet were secured during the IS
 months that our company was abroad. The labor cntailed in secur ing this precious materal was the 1 hardest I have ever known, and taxed ! the strength and endurance of every ] player in the cast almost to the breaking point. While the actual work itself would have been consid cred of the most strenuous character executed in a regular motion picture studio, when it is considered that the i players appearing in Hearts of the World suffered additional handicaps l by reason of the War-stricllen coun- try in which we labOred, and the fact that we were many times under ac tual bOmbardment Seeklng refuge III cellars and dugouts, the tremendous strain of the work may he better ap- preCiated here at home.
 "Of the thousands Of feet of film exposed in this work, it was of course impossible for me to usC in Hearts ot the World more than enough to
 make an entertainment of some three hours. This requires about 12,O00 feet, so my friends can imagine the suffering l endured during the long
 days and nights that my camera man and I spent in cutting this almost l priceless material. Every inch Of those discarded feet seemed like a drop of blood from my very heart.
 and I must confess that it was the
 saddeat experience l have ever had in
 my life TGveiy turn of the crank
 during the taking of the scenes in
 France represented the realization of
 my greatest ambition--to give to Am erica romance of the great War and to have to cut it down to it's i present size was tn me like cutting off the ears of a faVorite son. It was the 1 keenCSt torture to me"
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14

al Academy at Annapolis. All can- didates are required to be citizens of the United States and must, at the time of their examination for adnis- sion, be between the ages of sixteen and twenty years" A candidate is eligible for examination on the day he becomes sixteen and is ineligible on the day he becomes twenty years of age. All candidates must qualify physically. Those desiring to parttci- pate should communicate with Con- gressman Lonergan at Washington, D. C.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
TO NAME
ANNAPOLIS APPOINTEE

The United States Civil Service Commission will hold a preliminary competitive examination for Con- gressman Augustine Lonergan at the postof1ice building, Hartford, Connect icut. at 9 o'clock in the morning of February 8, next, which will be open to all bona fide residents of Hartford county who desire to compete for ap- pointment to tho United States Nav
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
AKE YOUR SHOES WEAR LONGER

2 n months ago, w. H. Kelley, a E salesman of Omaha, had a pair hoes re-soled with Neolin Soles. Kelley does much walking and has these shoes constantly. He says
 are still good for another ten hS of wear"
 od shoe stores carry Neolin-soled in many styles for men. women hildren. They cost you no more shoes that give less wear. Neolin are also available everywhere for ng. Remenber-these soles are d by science to be what soles
 be. They are comfortable and proof-as well as long-wearing. are made by The Goodyear Tire 1ber Company, Akron, Ohio, who make Wingfoot Heels-guaran- Q outwear any other heels.
 colin So1es NC Mark Rex. U. s. Pat. OF.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14

studios of David Warlz Griffith at Los Angeles that this producer, working over the arrangement of his greatest triumph, Hearts of the World" now
 being shown at Keeney's, spent sleep less nights and seemingly amending days of mental torture over the nec-
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14

o hAs1a ~ankss if. a closed hod1s bemS suddenly opened to my eyes. esed part of the reason for his sE and for something else--the 8an@ condition he had made when ad come to my home in answer advertisement for a high school csor's position, the condition Ao one should know that he had iewed me personally and en-
 me.
 The Jealous Wife.
 signed contract lay in my desk
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14

s s5aiO tAesA @sss szN tStFu, and was watching her husband narrowly In common courtesy he had put out his hand to assist me to the ground but I contrived to step down without touching if, and the next moment I had passed around to the other side of Major Grant1and.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14

Apparently motion picture produc- CTS who deal only with gigantic un- dertakings, such as The Birth of a Nation,'' "Intolerance," "Cabiria," Hearts of the World" and similar unusual features, have temperaments and souls. The report comes from the
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14

y sleepless nights.
 This trouble lasted over a month n a friend advised me to try Cu- #a Soap and Ointment. I sent
 free sample which seemed to be d, so purchased a cake of Cuti-
 Soap and a box of Cuticura Inent which healed me. ."(Signed) 8B Mary Zozzora, 65 Woodbridge New London, Conn. July 19, IS. 1ticura Soap, Ointment and Tal-
 are all you need for all toilet l. Bathe with Soap, soothe with ment, dust with Talcum.
 pls Each Prss Ay MaiI. Address postcard: |: sREA, DapS N. Boston" Sold everywhere. zhc. Ointment 25 and 5ec. T&lcum 25c.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
ADVERTENCIA

FL Negociado del Trabajo nos
suplica infOrmar a tOdos los patrO
nos, tie despues de todos los avi-
sos. cartas Y circulares para ell
cumplimiento de la Ley regnlando
ell trabajo de Mhjelts y Niff6s,,"da
IA como Ultima prorroga hasta ell
81 de octubre, para que los patro
nos cumplan con 10 dispuesto en-
la secci6n ) del estatuto; este es,
que reporter al Negotiate ci MI
Nero dc mujcres q niNos scupa-
dos, ct trabaj0 a que Sc dedican q
las horGs regutdres dc ,trabajo, dc
GcuerdO con cl 0risO.
Despues de la fecha anterior
mente anotada, seran denunciados
ante los tribunales de justicia, los
Iinfractores de la Ley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
ALARMA EN- MANATI

81
EI ayudante del cuerpo de la po
licia insular, Rafael b. Diaz reel
bio aver tln telefonema de Mama
ii, informandole que, por confiden
cias, supo la policia que dos des-
conocidos merOdeaban por la juris
dicci6n. Hecho un recorrido por
la unifOrmada no pudo darse con
los individnos, suponiendose sean
dos pr6fugos del presidio. La alar
ma ha cundido en- Manati, por es-
tie hecho, y la policia Sc muestra'
activisima para evitar suceda alli
10 que esta pasando en- Bayam6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21

dos est0magos quiGnes place
mas la leche condensada V los
huevOs de fuera, sc paguen
buen precio cuandO no hay eXis-
'tencia, perO no hay que "arrem-
puiar" cuando el asuntO Sc esta
poniendo un tanto seriO.
Sc dijo anoche en- la ciudad
que Sc habian recibido noticias
cablegraficas nOticiandO que la
enfermedad de Samuel Gompers
Sc habfa recrudecitl0. EstO COM
plica mas la situaci0n.
Los ObrerOs de los muelles de
la Isla estan EN- parO fOrzosO pOr
la falta de vapores, pero Sc infor-
ma que hay ell prOp0sito de secun-
dar el mOvimientO de Nueva York
Ell ell case que este no quede sOlu-
ciOnadO Ell breve.
-Mucbas prOvisiOnes deteni-
das Ell los muelles de Nueya
York, como iamones, grasas, pa
pas, cebOllas Y Otras Sc cOnSide
ran ell su mayor parte perdidas.
Aqu1 hay todavia arroz del pasa
do cosecho; pero no Sc han hecho
cOmpras del nuevO a causa de los
altos precios.
-Noticias circuladas aseguran
que. ell cOnfiicto sera sOlucionado
en- breve, pues en- Nueva York los
perjuicios del paro son enormes
Y tocan oBgeros y las Empire
sas en- lucha.
Reporter dc Tuyao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
NOTAs POLITICAs

Sc da por SECURE en- los circulos
pol1ticos que las personals desig-
nadas por el Gobernador para ocu
par la minorIa en- el municipio de
San Juan son los siguientes seho-
res: Lcdo. e. Acu1a Aybar, Juan
Pedrosa, Ramon Carbia, v Manuel
Mendia.
Deseariamos yer cristalizada en-
realidad la anterior nota. tratan-
dose de tan buenos amigos.
Entire los unionistas de San
Juan Sc diScute acerca del noEl-
bramiento que Sc hara para ell car
go de assistant del Superintendent
te de Elecciones: hay quien asegl-
ra que eXiste una c0mbinaci0u pa
ia n0mbrar al senior Iguina, actual
Sacretario del TesorerO lie Puerto
Rice; la mayoria de los unionis-
tas lie esta municipalidaa ven con
disgusto esa combination por en-
tender que para ese puestO debe
ser un hOmbre q. reuna dos cOndi
coines: ser de recOnocida contain
ia para el partidO Y cOnocedor del
mecanismO de una oficina eIecto-
raj.
Sin tenor euivocarme pu-
diera asegurar que para fOrmar
partp de la Comisi0n de Elecci0-
hes que crea la nueva Ley ElectO-
raj, ha sidO enviado al GObiernO
el nombre de don Antonio X. Bar
cello.
Sera un magnifico nOmbramien-
to, Y es probable que no ocurrira
en- ese Burau 10 de otros amos.
don Antonio sabe a que me refierO.
Los seiiOres Giorgetti, BARGE
10, Iriarte. Valdes, Huyke, Tizol
v Romam aspiran a ser nominal
dos para el Senado por ell Distri-
10 de San Juan.
Todos son personals de gran pres
tigio politico Y social, pero me pa
recen muchos candidates para un
solo distrito senatorial; 81 Sc re
parten el exito sera mas SECURE.
Leo PdrdO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
ATENEO.

Anteanoche. en- los salOnes del
AteneO. qued0 iniciada la selie de
conferencias que sucesivamente sc
prOp0ne llevar a cabO el COmite
de "Ciencias Morales V Politicas"
lie dicho Centre. cOnsumierOn suS
turnos los sehOres Juan b. Soto
V Emilio NJ. VaSallO, con el tema
ALTO cOstO de la vida: sus eau
sas. Soluci6n del problems"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
CONTINUA LA HUELCA

Ell sabado V domingo salieron
vapores del puerto de San Juan
para el de New York. perO las NO.
flcias hasta aver por la tarde
eran de que no Sc habia sOluciO-
nado la hulga Ell aquella. ciudad
V Sc ignoraba cuando habria va
por para Puerto Rico.
Las n0ticiaS-incluso las de ca
racter Official. que sc habian dado
anteriormente no han resultado
cOntirmadas V parece que Sc refe-
rian sOlamente a un pequeiiO n1-
nero de obrerOs que habian vuel-
to al trabaiO, pero sin que este
significase la soluci0n del cOnfiic-
to que va estamOs tOcandO Ell du-
IA realidad..
Algunos articulOs han subidO
Y aunque nuestrOs infolmeS son
de que hay mercancias de mas
urgente consume en- cantidad bas
tante para que todavfa no falten,
Il prOlongarse el paro, podrfa
presentarse ell tremendo profile
ma de falta de suficientes subsis-
tencias.
Sc conffa pues, Ell que sea solu-
cionado ell confiicto Y pronto ten
gamos vapores.
De Otro lado los articulos que
Sc producer en- el pals estan SUI
biendo de precio V cuestan tan
caros como 81 fueran importados.
Nj en- la guerra hubo tai situa-
ci0n Y 81 la sabana-.de rics gras
minea ofrece pingiie negocio para
el pr6ximo cosecho con una nue.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21

SuJHdjj0-- Carlrras liIlpias:
Soler (2), Ithier.-Sacrifice fay:
Cartagcna, Torres.-Bases roba-
das: Pujol (5l. Soler (2l, Sa-
batter t2). Nict0riano, Cesari,
Cartagcna, BrInicardi, Williams,
Carao. Qucsada, Basso. Taiavera.
-Dead.ball: lthier Il Maury.
Bases por bolas: Fcrnandcz ),
lthicr, ,, Quesada, l.-s'tFuck
out Ithier 6, Fernandez > Quesa
da l.-Quedados en- bases: =. g.
4; |. S.-Double play: Puiol Y
Nictoriano. o.-I'asscd ball: Basso
LA. b. por f. |. {; f, {. B
Hit al pitcher: a Fernahdez ); a
.thier 4.--Ticlnl'o del juego: ,
horaS.--- V'mpircs: c. Marquee v
F. q. Ianes.-.-Score OFFICIAL: NJ A.
Rodriguez q.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21

va alZa, estamOs las puertas de
carecer de artfculos alimenticios
de primera necesidad.
Va a ser precise llegar u que eI
pequehO terrateniente Sc impon
ga ell deber de hacer producer al
go a la TERRA V Ell cuanto a los
grandes no deben olvidar 10 que
es un pueblo hambriento.
Algunas casas de comercio de
San Juan recibierOn aver despa,
chos por Cable-de Nueva York
diciendoles que la huelga CONT,
nuaba.
Las cOmpa1ias navieras no pue
den decir cuandO saldran sus va
pores de Nueva York para Puer-
to Rico y parece como que hay
una previa censura respectO de
los detalles del parO, pues nj los
cOrresponsales los dan desde hace
algunos dfas.
. Detalles curiosOs: Traen pes
cado a San Juan, buen pescadO
que resulta TN alimentO muy OpOr
tuno V casi tOdO Sc pierde. Y ese
es prOductO .obtenidO aqui sin
gran esfuerzo. Pero 10 que sc i'm
porta, que es mas caro-, parece
que tiene mayor aceptaci0n. La
leche Y los huevos Sc producer en-
ell pals V siguien subiendo de pre-
clio. A 20 centavos V a 5 Y medic y
s. -iespectiraHente. Parece justo
que estos articulos, que tambien
suelen importar para determine
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
Ell BENEFICIO
DE CANTALARRAN.A'


Con la obra tan aplaudida agul
~ ell todas parties donde lla sido
representada, Cobardids, del insig
ne dramaturgo don Manuel Lima
res Rivas, celebra esta noche su
definitiva despedida la compahia
Adams Nieva, cuyas principales fl
guras sc retiran defnitivamente
del teatro.
La function de esta nOche es a
beneficio del popular representan-
tie teatral C0ntald,Ydna q. tiene va
mucha localidad colocada.
Para aplaudir los artistas que
Sc van Y para dar la cooperation
lque nos pide al beneficiado, debe
estar totalmente lleno el teatro
lesta nOche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
SenOres:

SehOres:
En- viste de la existencia de
casos de Peste Bub0nica en- vari0s
puertos de Europa, esta oticina
esta tOmandO tOdas las medidaS
pertinenteS para evitar una posi-
BILE extension de la epidemia Il
esta Isla, y pOr tai motive, nos
dirigimos a ustedes para que
cooperen con nosotros Ell la cam
paha de determination de ratas
que como medida profilactica es-
tamos llevando a cabo.
Esperamos que ,en ell mas breye
plazo possible, Sc sirvan practicar
una limpieza general de sus esta-
blecimientos, cOlocando las pro
visiones prueba de ratas, segun
ordena ell Reglamento n1mer is,
que dice asl:
LAS provisiones y otrOs artlcu
los Ell dep6sito de venta al por
mayor o detalle, Sc mantendrln
EN- estivas que no excedan de un
area de 6 Y 10 M, rodeada ell su
base por planchas de zinc de una
altura de , pies que ajusten bien
con el piso, y dispuestas Ell GALES
que dejen espacios libres inter
calados que permitan la facil linn
pieza inspection sanitaria. Los
pisOs sc mantendran limpios de
las provisiOnes derramadas por
rOtura, manipulation de los en-
vases que la cOntuvieren."
LOS ColmadOs, Pulperias Y de-
mas establecimientos EN- que Sc
despacha al detalle tendran to-
das las prOvisiones de consume
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
DONA ROSA QUINONES

FL sabado recibi6 cristiana Sc
pultura ell ell cementerio de San
turce, a respectable sonora dona
Rosa Quinones, hermana politica
de nuestro buen amigo don Pedro
Archie, residente en la callc del
Parque. Las simpatias que goza-
ba la finada fueron demostra1as
eI sabado. asistiendO numerosisi
ma cOncurrencia. Descanse en-
paz ell alma de la distnguida dana
V reciban todos sus deui:es nlcs'
tro mas sentido pesame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
Y. Berries.
Official de Sanidad.

ESta bien que sc tOmen t0das
las precaucioneS necesarias para
que hi nuestra cildad hi nuestra
isla sean campo abonado al de-
sarrollo de la infection, 81 des-
graciadamente sc produjera. PRr
TO debe tenerse ell cuenta 10 atle
ocurri6 la otra vez que por ALTA
de un plan defnido y de la adop-
ci0n de medidas uniformes, 10
que ordenaba hacer un Official o
un inspector de Sandal, 10 desa-
probaba otro, y asi, los almace-
nistas, los comerciantes, los ven
torrilleros, completamente DESC
rientados, no hicierOn otra cosa
que malbaratar su dinerO, sin sa-
ber 81 al fin Y la pOstre hab1an
cumpIidO con las prescripciones
de la Sanidad. EntOnces, era dis
culpable, Ell cierto modo, la con-
fusion que Sc produjO, porque te-
niamos Ell casa la epidemia. Aho-
ia no la tenemOs, y por tanto es
de esperar, puestO que de algO ha
de servir la experiencia, que no
sc reprOduzcan los excesOs inne-
cesarios y que Sc procure la de-
fensa de la salud general, sin eau
sar periuicios innecesariOs a ma
die.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
OtroSuceso en- Bayam6r
Un enmascarado asalta I'm automovil.-El chauf
feur herido.-Se acusa al bandido "Chuch1"
autor de la hazafla

que respecta a SUI viaje a Can
delaria Abajo".
Oportunidad que, Sc nos dice,
quiso aprovechar "Chuch1" pa
ra vengarse de Davila por haber
servido a la policia cuando inten-
to capturarle.
Con este hecho la policia ha
redoblado mas su vigilancia y
esta librando una vigorosa cam
pana por poner fin al estado de
cosas oque vienen engendrando
esas hazailas de los foragidos
que merodean por las alrededo-
res de Bayamon.