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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
\OTA DE DOLOR

En- ell hogar de los estimables es
pesos Manolo Aybar Sanchez
V Rosalia Torres Sold, la
tristisima impression del faileci-
miento de sll Mia Eva Mercedes,
que murio aver, dc t6tano, GUAM
do Sc encontraba muy bien Y era
cncanto Gel hoy tan apenado ho-
gar. y los esposos Ell duelo, nues
ira mas expresiya manifestation
de ptsame y que tengan resigna,
cion para soportar el rudo golpe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
ESpECTACULOS PARA HOY
Cine Tres Banderas.--La co.

Cine Tres Banderas.-La CO.
quisima4 cinta en- una parte, por
Toto, titulada: Samson y Las
Lilas.' Reprisse a. petici6n ge-
neral de la sexta jornada en- 6
parties, de las 8 jornadas que tie
ne la gran serie sacada de la no.
vela que lleva ell mismo nombre
del malogrado y eminente lite
ratio Alexandra Dumas, (Padre) ,
titulada: Gel Conde de Monte
cristo."
Cine Luna.-Lunes 26. Matt
nee Y noche. Estreno del pre-
cioso drama titulado, "Mezcla
Humana."
Manana, "Intolerancia", por
Norma Talmdge.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
INCENDIARIOS EN BAYAMON
IntcntoJon qucmar CT pueblo pr
tres parties
La gcnte cstd preocupGGa

Bayam0n, mayo 25.-Esta po-
.blaci0n csta preocupada honda
mente con motive de tres cOnatOs
de inccndio que hubo en- Ia nladlu
gada de aver domingo en- tres pun
tos distintos de este pueblo.
FL Estableciniento lie pulperla
de los hermanos Ramos, sitqad0i
en- la calle CoMercio, freiiSS -9A3as- u ! y
reSidencia del senior alcalde, empe
z0 Il quemarse por uno de los Setos
latcraleS c"ntiguo al colegio de las
Sistcrx. TambiGn empez6 4 que
marse Il Ia misma hOra. los
baios de la casa dOnde ha
bitaba el licenciado Marquee, Gil
lie Monserrate Y la pulperla del
Isenor Ramon Camara, la salidA
de Ia poblaci0n.
Ld fortuna ultlHO que n!'Siino
dc cStos conatos dc incendios pros
pprlran. Los yecinOs p0r I'M lauo
" algunos individuOs que m9drll-
garon Il sus quchaceres sOfocaron
las lIamas que amenazaban des-
truir dichas casaS.
I Los incendiarios no deiaron hue
| lla alguna de su obra criminal c
tinfame. Ninguna de las casas que
hemos citado estan aSeguradas y
no cabe pues la menor duda que
la tea roja ha de iniciar aqui sus
!dominioS.
La policia ha comcnzado prac
ticar las inycstisaciones de rigor
" tcncmos la crcencia que sus ac
ltuaciones han dc ser elicaces para
tlanquilidad lie csta sociedad.
LUIS ESTEBAN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
'ArENEo puERTORR1QcESOl
ProWdnt6

Del acto lirico literario que, con
motivo de solemnizar Ia cntrega
de premios Il los autores de las
pinturas que resultaron galardo'
nadas aver, Sc llevarh cabo esta
noche. en- los salones de estl ms
titucion, a las ocho Y medal:
1.-Seleccion music;tl. Mandoll
mas Y guitarra.
o.-Discutso por el llcenclado
Rafael Rivera Zayas.
3.-Solo de piano. Jose \. Bal
seiro.
.l.-Entrega de premios Y diplo
mas.
sl 3.-,La Oracion de los colores.
lpoesla de Ribera Chevremohl, re
citada por su autor.
3 >;.--Mnsica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
La CLAusURA DEL crRso

Hemos recibido una atenta in
vitaci0n para asistir ii la fiesta
organizada Ell la escuela rural
Capt. Barbour, del bario ,le las
Pihas Ell Toa Alta, para solemni-
zar 1a termination del curse esco-
lar.
Al simpatico acto nos invita- la
presidenta del COmite de las Ma
dres doila Dolores Ayala, Secundi
ma Ramos, por los alumnos, y el
professor don Luis J. Dub6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
CAIDA MORTAL

En- Quebradillas. mientras ira
bajaba ell el alto de un ceiro. en-
la finca de su propiedad, el ST..
HiginiO Mullfz, Sc cay0 por un
precipicio, falleciendo Ell el acto.
por habcl.se fracturadO el craneo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
UNA INNITAClON


Ante el Comite de Agicultura.
cstablecido en- el Barrio de l'ihas,
de Toa Alta. nos invita- su sccreta
rio don Justine Ramos, al festival
uue ha de tener efecto Ell la capt.
Barbour Rural School en la tar
de del 10. de JUNO, con el nbjeto
de festejar el cierre de los traba-
los efectuados por los ainmnOs
durante el curse de l9lS-l9l9. Al
'&cto asistiran el Sub-comisionado
de Agricultural y Trabajo y el .Ie
fe del Negociado de Agricultural.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
Ell BALE DE
LOS VETER.AEOS"

La Comisi6n de Ia socicdad
Los Veteranos", Sc muestra muy
satisfecha del exito del baile que
llevo a efccto anoche en- el 'Teatro
Municipal. La concurrencia fuf
'numerosisima, reino gran anima-
ci6n V Ia mdsica cstuyo mu, ajus
tada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
PARA MAYAGUEZ

Complctamente restablecidr. dcs
puGs de pasar unos dias en- el Sa-
natorio Espaiiol de Hato-Rey, ha
regresado Il su residencia de Ma
yagilez nuestro buen amigo don
Perfecto Fernandez Soto, il Quien
felicitamoS muy cordialmente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
DE SANTO DOMINGO

Lista de los pasajeros que He
garon en- ell vapor dominicano
"Santo Domingo" a este puerto
en- fecha % del corriente a las
1890 a. M. procedente de San
Pedro de Macoris Y Santo Do
mingo, R. D.
Antonio Olivari Olivari, Anto-
MIA Ramos, Amador o. Pagan,
Jose F. A. Santiago, Maria Agus
tina Ceniza, Carlos Suarez, Ma
ria F. Suarez, Luis Curet, Pedro
A. Curet, Cruz Mattel, Agada
Martell, Rafael Carrion, Benig-
no Rivera, Dionisio Martinez
Jorge, Victoria Dimas, Alfredo
Dihmes, America Mancini, Emf
liza Vergeri Rocha, Carmelo Liz
zie, Armando Burati, SALVATORE
Corati, Alexander Anderson,
Luigina Bondini, Frank Leonar
di, Luigi Rinaldi, Anita Tabol,
Isabelita Perderineau, Matlas
Cova, Manuel Rodriguez Fernan
dez, Jose D. Riera, Amelia Cas-
tell Sinagra, Antonio Higuera,
Maria Antonio Sola, Maria de
Reybaut, Frank Ramney, Jose
Eulogio Ross, Carolina Cassi
Puriani, Dixie Pulliam, Julio
Carvana, Francisco Tizol, Acis-
clio Jordan, Lila Yost, Alma Wei
shaar Chrob, Blanca Saroya,
Roberto J. Bold, Cesareo Andi.
no, Jose D. Guadalupe, Hernia
Pregger, Mary Catherine Casa
tas, Mario Nevares, Charles AL
bert Waite, Manuela Alsina,
Francisco N. Quinones, Maria
B. de Cuevas, Jaime Chacal Ro-
-ses, James J. Lying, Bernardo
A. Rosado, Maria L. Suarez, Ra-
mon Echevarria, Pedro Curet,
Angela Sanchez Cofresi, Victo-
ria Martel, Saturnino Acevedo,
Arturo Lopez, Luisa Caraballo,
Albert Dimes, Mussa Dihmes,
Francisco Pons, Orfeo Serventi,
Italo Pichi, Agustin M. Oviedo,
Lucia Fernandez Flores, Juan
Costa Coll, Jacobo Antonio Bo-
min, Antonio Pastor Gassco, Ro-
berto Vigglioni, Salvador Caino,
Francisco Rooms, Mateo Molfulle
da Pascuali, Angel Dia Gomez,Pi
lado Sinagra, Rafael Fabian,
Henry Osfold, Maria Imperato,
Luis Reybaut, Nicolas Symaco-
pulue, Alfredo Sein, Salvador de
JESUS, Agustin Sanabria, Rafael
Marquee, Juan Rios Ovalle, Car
melo Hari, Paul A. de Saints, Sill
vic F. Pagglia, Vito Vertoni, ia
cobo i. Garcia, Earnest Grant
Truit, Felipe Nemas, Pelayo Ruiz
Riguel, Eleonor Mary Cronia,
Reinaldo Paniagua, y Ana Han
nley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
Ell elise DIAR1o

Aver, a las 9-15 4. M, Ell la para
da 8, de Puerta dc TERRA, e. truck
de carga No. =. III. 3a, de Miguel
Rodriguez. de Rio Piedras, guia-
do por Manuel Fernandez, (sin
plaza nj licencia autorizadl', na-
tural y residente de San Juan,
choc6 con la matocicleta No. 619l,
propiedad del Gobierno Militar.
guiada por el soldado Luis Nalen
tin de la Transportation Motor Co..
rcsultando la motocicleta con la
orouilla, tapalodo y farol rotos, el
soldado Nalentin result0 con una
confusion en- cl braZo izqnierdo,
V cl sargento Manuel K. Dress de
IIa Co. H" que iba Ell la motocl-
cleta. con una herida cn ct dedo
grande de la mano derecha Y una
confusion Ell ell hombre izQulerdo,
siendo curad0s Ell la Sala de SO
cOrro.
Manuel FernandeZ ha sid" de
nunciado ante la Corte Municipal
Dor infracci0n a Ia ley de automo
viles, por guiar sin placa nj 'icen
cia autorizada por la ley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
.ALAMBIQUES OCUPADOS

La detective ha Ocupado los 81
guientcs alambiques: cinco en- la
casa de Francisco y Ramon Gin
tr6n, on FajardO, ocupando TAM
bitn media lata de alcohol, 5 me-
dias botcllas dc ron v seis pipas
del liquido eli ebullici0n; en- el
barrio "Callabo'' de Juana Diaz,
fut ocupado uno Y / tercerolas de
melado Y en- la casa de Julio MIL
net Ell el harrio Felicia Segun-
da''. de Isabella, fuG ocupado uno
EN- poder de Pedro Vale.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
DOS AMOS DE PRESIDIO

Rafael Ramos, qnien falsitic0
dos cheques en- Rio Piedras, Y de
clyo as,lnto di0 Ell IMPARCIAL
information Il sus lectores, ha 81
do condenado a > amos de prcsi-
dio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
DEPARTAMENTO DE


A principles de este ailo escolar
81 Comisionado de instruction ell
. VIC una carta circular toGGs los
maestros Amcricanos que rfesta-
han sus selvicios ell las estuelas
ptiblicas. V en- las cscuelas p"rtlcu
lares acreditadas en- el Dcl'arta-
mento de instruction. anuLclan-
.doles el establecimiento lie tres
cursos para el estudio del idioma
.4.astellano: UnO elemental. otrO IN
termedio V uno avanzadO supe-
rior. I1l Departamento hlzo una
cuidadosa selection de teXtos para
los distintos cursOs, y estableclO
la reglas necesarias para la matrl
cula. los estudiOs V los eximenes,
Doniendo estOs cursOs Il la altura
de los que Sc hacen Ell los Colegios
de los Estados Unidos, y dandoles
81 valor acad6mico correspondien-
te.
En- el curse escolar Sc matricu
laron doce. de los cuales aprOba-
-Sron el examen del primer scmes-
ire ocho entire el intermedio sc ma
tricularOn dos habiend0 aprObad0
ambos cl primer eXamen; y en el
superior hubo dos matriculados
habiendo aprobado ambos los exa
menes del primer semcstre. El
eNamen final practicable el dla IL
del proximo mes fut aprobado por
cincO estudiantcs cuyos eXamenes
merecieron aprobaci0n han reel
bido Certificados de Examenes i'm
presses espccialmente con este pro
p6siio,
En- vista del brillante eXito de
los maestros que obtrvicron sus
Certificates de EXamenes en- este
aIo, el Departments csrcra quei
el ano proXimo la matricula en- to
dos los cursos ha de complrnder
!; iodos los maestros ea ciercl"i"
cn Puerto R:co, tanro' cn las escnc
ius' publica3 como en- las partic!i
la'rs oficialile! te ac.'A.itadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
FIESTA ESCOLAR EN C.ATEY

+ INIA T1NV VIl1fR I1-N = =
Los profesores don Jose ,inhoz
Ortiz V don Arturo Dlaz Rivera,
de Caycy, nos invitan Il los ejer-
cicios de graduation que hHn de
celebrar los grados G@ y q, en- cl
Teatro san Rafael, el vierncs 30
del corriente Il las dos de l. tar
de.
FL programa es muy intrlesan-
ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
LA ASOCIACION LOCAL DE
MAESTROS DE CAGUAS y
LOS SUELDOS DEL PROBE
SORADO
Caguas May - 1919
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, Z. r..

.Maestros dc Caguas rcunidoS
Ell .Asamblea por unanimidad acol'
damos no fir1nar contrato para
pr0xiDlo ano EscOlar 81 no sc
sueldos segdn 2. de la c.
1G7. Por Ia salvacion del pals Sc
una escala de sueldOs pa
ra que haya estimulo y bnenos
no dejen profession.
AsOcidci0n Local dc MdCStrOs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

Ell NOTO DE la MUJER
El Senado aprob0 Ell su session
del s;lbado, en- "a. lectura, ell pro-
veto de ley concediendo el voto
a la mujer..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
Ell CCRSO ESCOLAR

IIl iuevcS 20 del corrientc ter
NINA cl curse cscolar, cmpezando
las vacaciones dc verano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.

destino a New York zarpara de
nuestro puerto ell % del actual.
Vapor americana Presian. Sc
aguarda hoy procedente de New
York. Este vapor vicne en- lugar
del Caracas.
Vapor americana Laphite. Sa-
ii6 de New York para esta el IA
del presente.
Vapor americana Coamo. Sa-
! li0 el "a del corriente de New
York para esta.
! Vapor Cornelia. Debe haber
salido eI "a del corriente de New
York para esta
Vapor espanol Montevideo. Sc
aguarda principios del entrante
JUNO procedente de Centre Anne
rica en- viaje para Espaf,a.
Consigs., S. de Ezquiaga.
Vapor espanol Cadiz. En- la
primera semana del pr6Ximo ju-
lio estara aqui en- viaje para el
Norte y Mediterraneo de Espa-
ila.
Consigs., Sobrinos de I2quier-
do & Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

Y 81 es un traje de seda 10 en-
cuentra en- casa de DAMlAN
RODRIGUEZ, de Ultima nove-
dad, 32 Salvador Brau 81.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

Entradas:-
Vapor americana Helen, de
New York.
Vapor americana Philadel-
phia, de Venezuela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Vapor Santiago de Cuba. Ha-
cia ell S del entrante estara aqui
procedente de Habana y escalas.
Vapor americana Ponce. Con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

FL BANCQ DE san JUAN .
FL Sccretario Executive h:. ex-
'pcdido certificado de regist"o i Ia
corporaci0in del pals denorninada
"El Banco dc San juan, cuya off
Gina principal sc establecera en- el
No. IL de la calle de Allen, San
Juan, p. II. Los fines principales
de dicha corporation seran esti-
mular el ahorro entire los trabaja
dores del pals, cstableciendo para
clio un departamento de ahorro
que sera gobernado, y dirigidO de
acierdo con ell reglamento Que al
efccto Sc apruebe. Su capital au-
forbade rs de $50, 900, siendo sus
incorporadores los seiIOres -lbr;l-
ham Peha Romero, Ines r. \. de
Peha, Jose Soto Rivera. Norber,
to Escabri Y Pablo Andino, el ter
Zero de Rio Piedras, V los otros de
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

R0pa interior cOrta y tambien
de seda 10 encuentra en- casa de
>DAMIAN RODRIGUEZ, Saliva
dor Brau 81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

Despachados:-
Vapor americana Philadel-
phia, para New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

Capas para lluvia de los me-
jOres fabricantes las cOnsigue en-
casa de DAMIAN RODRIGUEZ,
81 Salvador Brau 80, visitelO o
yea sus vidrieras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-26

CONFERENCIA EN- Ell PENAL
4 las nueve de la maiiana de
aver, domingo, di6 comienzo la
conferencia que ell ilustrado doe
tor Martinez Rosell0 diera los
recluidos de Ii penitenciaria.
El Orador marco los recluidos
el camino de SUI regeneration V
llen0 el alma de los mismcs de
gratisimos c0nsuelos.
Los cOncurrentes, entire los que
figuraban el doctor del Vale Ati
les, el Sr. Lebr0n del Dpto. del
Trabajo Y el Professor selior Gil
norio, asi como los recluidOs aplau
dieron calurosamente al cOnferen
cista V lie felicitaron con en;usias
mo verdaderO.
--s,-
Capas para luvia de los me-
iOres fabricanteS las cOnsigue en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
TRIED TO "CET"
CHIEF, He SAYS
Hanson Takes Stand in Civil
Service Case

Charging the Central Labor coun-
eli with endcavoring 90 bring about
the removal % Chief +. l.. Gtctison by
bringing False charges" against tho
fire department head. Mayor Ole
Hanson was witness Thuriday
afternoon before the civil service
commission.
The mayor WINS called 20 testify In
the case Of c. ". Evans. formerly a
lieutenant In the department. who is
appealing from an order diminishing
him from tho city service.
Complaints against Chief Stetson
were made orally and then In writ
ing by the labor men, tho mayor
said
APPEARANCE OF the mayor In the
case was brought about by the asssr-
ton Of Evans that n letter written
20 a friend. In which no ~ aaid 10
have made derogatory statements
about Chief Stetson. WAS the result
OF instructions from the mayor 20
the Central Labor Council 20 Get
out and get evidence" II they had
any charges 10 bring against Htetson.
This letter. II ia said. brought
Evans discharge. when tho board Of
fire chiefs found him guilty Of con
duet prejudlcinl 20 good order and
discipline In tho department The
appeal has been taken under advise
mont by the civil service commission
until next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

LEIPZIG. June i3.-The Leipzig
fair has just been held. IL was the
first display OF German goods for the
trade since the war. II Is the best
indication Of the trend OF light manu-
featuring In Germany today.
Manufacturers from all parts Of
Germany were here with their wares
or to ind what the buyers wanted.
Buyers from Germany and neutral
countries gathered 10 zee what was
for sale.
Exhibits showed clearly that war
substitutes are disappearing. Wood
fittings for electric lights. forced into
use by the war. are being replaced
with metal Leather goods again are
offered. but prices Mt the Leipzig fair
were extremely high. Articles Of
aluminium were plentiful There was
an enormous demand for buttons. but
those chiefly to be had were Of PAPER
mache.
New models were rare In pottery
and glassware. Paintings on glass
and reproductions Of statuary were
plentiful Reproductions in colors OF
famous pictures. and picture post
cards. OF which Germany always has
been a heavy producer. were plenti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
LIFE SAVED BY
TURKISH MAID
British Colonel WEEDS Girl
After Escape

fsp~~iaI 70 The Star by y. y. ~
LONDON. June i2.---Wcd6ed TO a
Turkish girl after a series OF an-
ventures and halrbrcadth escapes
tina, would furnish plot for n novel
That's the experience Of Col i. s.
Scwconbe. twice decorated. Col
Newconbs fought in France ana
Italy with the second Australian d.
visions Then he Joined the forces
Of the king Of the Hedjaz- lie knew
Arabs and Arabic from 10 years srr.
vice In Egypt. He gew n beard.
stained himself and appeared as one
OF them. Captured by the Turks, he
was sent TO constantinoplc.
In a hospital with smallpox. he
met Miss Elsa ChakL Then romance
entered. He was moved TO Burra.
she followed with her maid and
helped him 20 escape. disguised M n
priest. lie was rccapturcd escaped
again and was hidden I'm CONSTANT
nopic by his fianceo- He escaped on
the eve Of the arrnixticc and was fol-
lowed by the girl when the allies
took the city. In London their we'd
ding was delayed Ivy the fact that
she was an enemy alien. but the
colonel was ordered to Damascus
and n way was found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
EARL MACCOWAN.
is HELD IN SOUTH.
Seattle Man Arrested on
Order OF Police

Suspected In connection with al
legged irregularities In the books Of
the Columbia Salmon company. Earl
Macgowan. former chief bookkeeper
FOR tho concern. IN being held BY the
Oakland Call police on Instructions
from Seattle. Maegowan was ar
rested late Thursday. The police re
port MacEowan left hurriedly for Cab
lfornla while accountants were going
over his books.
Irregularities said 60 dicats
about $4,000 In forEcd vouchers had
been issued. were reported when the
police searched for MacEo~an at his
home on Lake Washington they
found he had abandoned a gasoline
launch. n farm and his poultry. II IL
reported Mrs. aacgowan IL with her
husband in Oakland. but 10 not being
held. MaeEowan probably viii be
brough, back 20 Seattle soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
TEDDY for President" Cry
of American Legion Yanks

ST LOUIS. Mo. June Hits
Tesidy's Legion or tho Legtons Ted.
dy. 1 don't know which. Maybe both.
Every session OF the American 10
giou convened here demonstrated
the wonderful hold IN. nam, Teddy
Roosevelt has upon Americans.
From now on II viii be Teddy
Roosevelt Never again Theodore.
junior.
IL was the same rough riding
Roo.evcltian convention which used
20 iioniEe Teddy IN. first. Tn. new
Teddy could have done anything he
liked with this convention,
Hut before he could perwuad. his
admirers 10 pick Col Henry ID.
Lindsey for chairman he had 10
promise them h. would listen 20
their call II they called IN November.
And ninc OF every ten delegates now
are sure Teddy will be the leagues
first president. to be chosen at the
November convention In Chicago.
Their. are only a few thousand
members now. Their, may be four
million. VIII they b. as strongly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
PLAN FUNERAL FOR
LIEUT.. BERTElS0N

Funeral services fer Lieut. Carl II.
BrrtoiSon. -. a member Of the So
attic IRE department. will be held
at y. IN Sunday from the hail Of
the Danish brotherhood. itth ave.
and Fir st Lieut.. Brr;elEon died In
Providence hospital Thursday morn.
ing after severe illness brought on
by strain while cndesvorinr TO help
Mt n heavy ire truck from the mud
May ~.
lie leaves a widow. FlowHie Bersei-
son. oil 1Tth ave. y: his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. u. Bcrteiscn. and two
sintsrp--Mrs. q. c. Turpin OF Seattle
ana Mrs. Martha Gulliana Of San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Sorrowing Hermits of Himalaya Plan to Emigrate
Valley of Lhasa to Escape Oncoming Booze Drought
ny JOSEPH TAYLOR


w IL n 1hfff9l'hhNANf
NEW YORK. June is--In sadness
and sorrow, 10000 Ucrmits OF Ilima.
lava. claimed to be the oldest ffatcr'
nal society In the world today, are
preparing TO cmiErate from the u. :.
A. in order 10 escape the Great
Drouth.
The Grand Lama OF Thihet has 81
fered refuge In the valley OF l.ihaAa.
in. which Is set his ancient palace
IL IS reported that the brewery In
the town below Is now being en-
iarged and new caves are being hot,
lowed in the mountain sides
The Herrnits OF Himalsya con
vcncd In solemn session OF sorrow
and publicly voiced protest against
the coming OF prohibition at great
dinner IN New York on MAY 81. the
eTStth birthday OF the Dalai Lama OF
Llhasa--tho Lama of Thibet
\ resolution BY the liermits re-.
cites how the Pilgrim Fathers landed
ale AZ Plymouth Rock. that William
Penn's first act In settling Pennsyl.
vania was TO build brewery: that
the Dutch who settled New York city
built a brewery at once on the corner
~ what Ii now broadway and White.
hall. that the first white child born
In this country was born over this
ale house. that the plot 20 dump tho
tea overheard In Boston harbor was
Matched in an ale house. and The cos.
tunes of those who participated
were put on In this same ale house.
that Richard Henry Lee wrote his
famous resolution In an ale house
In fact. that every art associated
with the settlement and indepcnd.
cnce Of tho United States was init.
mateiy connected with spirltuous
iiQuorx
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LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cirlsl Make beauty lotion
for a few cents-Ty it!

Squeeze tho juice OF two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white shake well and
you have n quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan lotion. and com.
plexion beautifier, at very. very
small cost.
Your grocershas the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces o. orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion into the face.
neck. arms and hands each day and
see how freckles and blemishes dis
appear and how clear. soft and
rosy.white the skin becomes. Yes, II
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SENTENCED TO HANG
BENEATH THE WAVES

HONOLULU. June fa.--sentenc.d
TO hang beneath the sea. vas the un-
usual fate decrced FOR Capt. r. l.. Al.
linHon Of the oil tanker Cold Mouoh.
And hn, for the superstition OF the
crew of the German submarine that
captured him. IN. sentence would
have h~cn executed. Allison fired on
the sub when he sighted A. Then he
was forced TO surrender. His crew
was set adrsft. his ship sunk and he
was taken aboard tho sub for execu.
ton. It's commander Informed him.
But The sailors begged he be taken 60
Germany to die. and the captain.
fearing mutiny. consented.
Instead OF hanging. Allison wa
Imprisoned for three years and re.
LEASED when tho war ended. He's
back In Honolulu now.
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SIBERIAN CAPITAL
MAY MOVE WEST

o.. Y, a. Special 20 Tho start
oSsK. Siberia. June i2--wi,h tn.
advance o. tho Koichak armies, the
Siberian capital may be moved fur.
Their west II the capital IL not
moved. at least some Of the govern
r1cnt institutions which need no, b.
At the center Of government, will BE-
taken w~s,. Ekascrsnsurg. Raxan.
Sizhriy-Sovrorod or siamara are
mentioned as cities. any on, o. which
might become tho new Siberian cap.
itai.