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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
R. {. ANDREWS HOME
WILL COST $4,000
building Permits Issued Yesterday
10 Amount uT $50 900. Total Now
Largest for Month of August.

Including a perm foy 4 fla 600
residence and garage on Terra %
Drive. permits TO the amounl OF
$4,000 were ISSUED Yesterday at the
citN building inspectors office. hr.nS-
ing the total for tha month u fN"l.-
900, u remarkable record Tor tuIS
season of the year and more than
zoo per cent greater than any Au-
gust IN the history OF Tulsa
Though hut daNs remain in the
month. 1t is expected that permits
viii reach the 100000 mark whicn
viii have been achieved IN spitc OF
adverse cond tiuHg such as the short
ago ~ materials and frcigh, con
gcstiun which has made n aim \,
impossible TO get building mater ais
hcrc'for projects OF any Importance,
The following permits were Issued
yesterday.
Paul Johnson. store. il52 South
Trenton $1,000.
Charles Young, garage. 1886 South
Cheyenne. Sl.o0O.
r. u Williams, repairs on resi-
1encc. l725 South Detroit, $1,000.
Smokeuell Cigar store, repairs, .
West sixth. 5000.
A. II Thomas residence, ia
Roosevelt, $500,
Sam Nayak, garage, 80 North
Yorktown. 1900.
II r. Andrew, residence and "a
rage. 1875 Terrace Drive, $4,000.
/ u. Garhan, lt1l East Fifteenth,
residence and garage. $4,bOO.
Huldn Wells, residence, lil2 East
Fifteenth, 81 500.
j. \. Clark. 2i26 East Fifth, ga
rage, $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
negro WOMAN ASKS
| RELEASE FROM JAIL
Ibcas Corpus Proceedings Are BE-
un by Counsel for Matte Rice
Who Is Charged With Murder.

Asking rcl,ase from tho county
III becau.s Of alleged unlawful i'm
ks0rmrnt. a habeas corpus petition
J., ,lcd IN district court yesterday
counsel for Matte Rice. negro
\ man. committed 20 Jail without
E9i ON the charge OF murder. The
Imminent was signed by Justice
C. MaNcy on August 25 at the
go of the defendants preliminary
T.
Last Monday morning at 4:30
I,ark. one shot. fired into the room
North Elgln avenuS" occupied by
anmctta Edwards, struck the lat
in the leu 'breast inflicting
Iral wound. A witness nt the
hearing testified that he
lF woman dressed in white run
length of an upper gallery or a
I1ne occupied by the defendant
rmclntcly after the firing OF the
irl but the woman was not identi-
Tho Rice woman, arrested after
''crrs learned that she had had a
gsrrl with the deceased last sun
,y denied firing the shot, but the
.fenlaut was held for trial. She
~ her release on tho ground that
! testimony to connect her with the
.ne was introduced at the pre-
,lnary hearing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
+ THIN AND
NERVOUS, TRY
PHI 0SPH A T {
ltAav Like Plain Bitro Phosphats To
p, on rirm. Healthy Flesh and
70 Increase Strength. Vigor
and Nerve Force

We one vons 20 consider the hos, oi
people who are 'eh'rhiur continually
,ars method hs which they may 10.
|r'Hs heir flesh 10 Ho-usl proportions by
l. z out Of ugly ho.lovs. the rounding
q lr5tuding angles With the attendant
ar ~ hra,th and airra.iiyer-,s. % is no
't'sr hat many srd varied urrrsiions
|~g '.s .ae appear from time TO time
Iat print
WI. ,trsssIve ih.rrrss might 10 Al
-'r. H various aud subtle Unnass l1
'ff.r. individuals 30 Is vel. slowf
z '.s. 're lack OF sufIrirHi uhosghorus
hs ..nar system s very largely r.
tr. for this condition Experiment.
hauH.. ard animals lT mAHT scientist,
~ G. rrfrafrI beyond fHr question or
e-'. a''uHr. s..klr a7t '..r noted
D. on. professor lr hIs book Chsn.
h Food Nufri'oH. uH..fr0t .n
s a... that tHr auouH
s-as H--' rr1H'ret far fhe H.r~a. "a.
.' "as De- seriously 101.rrsf mated
rt-. .' r.- standard tcv- taota'
f FL" POI vel. established '.hf THE
,f-" . .ro'ptrrols uar rov d. me-
O.. -. .f aH organic prr.phhfs ku'vr
h...at- Through frr afstr alton
II f ...Tfs hV ffr nerve tissue fhr
.HHsrrt ufrH absorbed Ia fHr
rs1u.rrI hy nature fuar
come charge I- UHr body
New. tension H.'hHufafr TIEUf
r."'a-. u~alr-ss and hrk of
.. ehH'r hrfH soon 'Hsrt ff
.rf af-rr. trE'sF becoming
r.-r uf perfect health ard
H u.I tirfrEfh io be- up
H..r nitro Phosphate be-
... pol af 90 rHft..sHFat
fr.fs fhtIrr If utr
rrF nr fees should nee
~lsfl 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
HARRINGTON MAKES BOND
IN TRANSPORTATION CHARGE

Bert Harrington, charged Win
convey ing Shree. plnts of lQ1or from
a point In the city to 2lbg West
Fourteenth street on the night Il
August -. entered IL plea "f not
guilty before the county court y's
tordav and made bond "t Saet tor
appearance at the trial OF the ca"
AGAINST him
The defendant also appeared In TIE
court Of Justice n ] GRAY and made
A cash bond Of $50 FOR trial on the
charge OF assault and battery, tiled
against him by Rul Y ncaTyc of l'dIs
las. Texas. a member Of tho show
troupe appearing at a local thehier.
the gir claiming that harrington.
ana one other. assaulted her At the
Fourteenth street address on Ansust
"a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
Frcisb, Rates Adjusted.

Tho light of OkInhOmn Tor TO-
ad mstmcnt 0f freight rates to elemi-
nnte discrimination has been won,
according to word received yester-
day by tho Tulsn Traffic association,
from Congressman T.. B IlowHrd.
Heretofore iobbers In oklahoma
have in many instances paid higher
rates for freight than jobhors In
otEer states on shipments to okla
homa points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

Copy for the September issue OF
, Tu'n Spirit official organ Of the
'iHh.v " commerce, Is being taken
tho printer preparatory to clos
3 forms The issue Will be off the
'r" ncforc September 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
EMBARGO IN EFFECT
lSictions Are Again Placed on
Shipments OF Household Goods.

Shipments Of Household Goods.
RGn the freight congestion OF the
two weeks. the embargo on
tpnpnts OF household goods 10
n has gone on again, according
| John McClelland. assistant sec
av " the chamber of commerce.
vas announced about two weeks
That the embargo had been
ftl but lately there have been a
hor NJ applicants for permits a.
Z chamber OF commerce indicating
Hs' 'ho railroads will not accept
fnmrU's unless shown that The
fpprr has place FOR his goods
Den hey reach the city
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-12-12


Sam Dublin was in his shirt
sleeves. 1t was part of his regular
Saturday routine to descend the .fhve
flights of winding stairs leading
from his top floor rooms on Forsyth
street. On these occasions he never
bothered with changing his costume.
He felt perfectly happy as he was.
Besides having his sleeves rolled up,
he permitted himself the luxury OF
freedom from collar. A rusty col
lar button dangled from the loose
flap of the neck band in token OF
the fact that a collar sometimes
formed a part of his scheme Of dress.
Saturday night marked the climax
Of Sans pleasure hunting. Ordina-
rily he stayed home during the eve
ming and lounged about reading his
favorite radical daily. His wife,
Sarah, poured glasses Of tea for him
ad lib. He slipped the amber fluid
audibly, sighed with satisfaction as
he cracked cube of sugar, nut fash
ion, with his teeth, and cursed the
bosses roundly for being the op-:
pressors of the working man. He
looked anything but oppressed, how
ever, as he stretched himself at his
ease, stockinged if not slippered
ease, until the usual yawn warned
him that bedtime had come.
Tea, however, did not satisfy the
soul of Sam on Saturday night. At
his favorite soda-water stand, after
he had succeeded in threading his
way safely past the encumbrances
on stoop and sidewalk, he ordered a
matted milk concoction, chocolate
flavor. With this he always took
four fig newtons. He had weak
ness for sweets. He always drank
the preparation slowly. His thrifty
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-12-12

Mr.. Krakowitz, strolling slowly
along Second avenue, had anything
but pleasant thoughts.
For the third time that year his
rent had ben raised. It. had leaped
suddenly to more than twice the
former figure. When his family had
lived in a modest Harlem flat he
was far more at ease, although his
shop yielded much less. His daugh-
ter, Shirley, demanded the best in
furs and dresses. He could not deny
her anything, either. Competition
was keen in the circles in which she
moved. A girl could not reappear in
last seasons dresses without excit-
ing comment.
He had saved as much as he could
by withdrawing her from the ex-
pensive out-of-town boarding school
and sending her to public high
school. It was a terrible blow to
family pride and required much ex-
planation to his affluent neighbors.
Soon she would be graduated. He
knew better than anyone else, per-
haps, how utterly unfit Shirley was
for anything but marriage. He
cursed himself for his short sighted
ness in consenting to every fol-derol
suggested on Shirley's behalf by a
mother who was fond but indiscreet.
The girl had a smattering of French,
could tat, en1broider and crochet a
little and knew how to massacre
the usual classics on the sacrifcal
piano.
His wife, Lille, was becoming a
serious problem. In the old days
she had put her shoulder to the
wheel and helped. From very small
beginnings his shop had grown. He
drew ten thousand net for his ex-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-12-12
THE CIRCLE OF HAPPINESS
A Story by Elias Lieberman.

temperament rebelled at the thought
of ordering another glass. Taking it
largo suited both his purse and in
clinations. Besides, while he slipped
the nectar he always allowed his
thoughts to wander to the pinochle
game in prospect at Harry Schneid-
erman's on Eldridge street. Sam on
a Saturday night reached the high
tide of his Epicureanism.
AS he stood before the stand in
dulging himself he suddenly turned
pale. Coming straight towards him
was his Boss.
"Good evening, Mr.. Krakowitz,"
said Sam genially.
"Hello, Sam, leave some for me-"
returned the Boss with forced
smile.
Sam watched the broad back of
the Boss until it was, lost around
the corner.
A funny thought struck Sam. ~
"Jake," he said to the proprietor
Of the stand, "did you hear him? He
said I should leave something tor.
him. Do you know what that man
makes every year? The book-keep-
er told me, and she said shouldn't
tell. anybody I know. But you're an
old friend. That little shop. gives
him ten thousand every year. No.
wonder he lives on Riverside Drive.
Ishould leave something for him! It
makes me laugh. He can have it ten
times every night in the year, even
Yom Kippur.",
For the first time that evening a
shadow crossed the face of Sam
Dublin.
"I wish. I could be like Krako-
witz," he sighed. "Then' I'd be hap
py.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
JIRA FAMILIAR.

Ell domingo pasado Sc llev6 d
efecto una jira familiar en- laca
sa de don Jose Dfaz, en- Guayna
bo. Los excursiOnistas salierOn en-
automobiles desde la residencia
de la respectable se1ora dona Ele'
ma viuda de Bermudcz. En- la ca
sa del seilOr Dfaz les esperaba la
comida tfpica portorriqueila, el
lech6n asadO y ell arroz con gall
IA. Fue un dfa de algeria en- el
campo, hubo baile y juegos de to-
das classes. ALI pudimos YER a la
sehOra Carmela Mas de Alamo, a
la Srta. COnchita, doha Elena
viuda de Bermudez y a sus sim
paticOs hijOs Angelina, Francisco,
Manolo y ROsarito Y al ioven
Francisco CULLEN. Despues de
tanta algeria regresaron por Ia
tarde a sus hogares llevando con-
sligo el recuerdo de aquel dla de
felicidad junto la naturaleza.
Que sc repita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT,
FORTIFICA, SIN ALCOHOL Ell
ORGANISING.

Fijese usted bicn en- esta Erase
y luego dc darse cucnta dc 10 que
significa, preg1ntese 81 debiera
a 81 mismo tomando
medicinas de composition alcoh6-
lica.
Sermones aparte, el alcohol, es
decir ell gusto por la bebida es la
peor playa de la humanidad, GUAM
do conduce a eXcesos; y cada to-
ma de esas medicinas que 10 con.
tiencn contribuyen para esclavi-
zar en- mas o menos grado a milla-
res de hombres, mujeres y nilos.
Sobre sus consecuencias es 10 que
importa refexionar. Tomando
EMULSION DE SCOTT Sc ad-
quiere robustez sin ell peligro del
alcoholismo. Advt. Z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
Ell "BILI" DE LA PENN DE
MERTE

Aver inf0rm0 el Secretario lie Ia
Camara que ell Senado habia apro
bado el "bilP de la pena de muel
re. AhOra solo falta In firma del
GObernadOr, para que quede DIES
terrada de nuestros C6digos. ia in
famante pena. En- la pasada Le-
gislatura sc aprob6 un proyecto
de ley aboliendo temporalmente la
pena de muerte, y las establishes
del Departamento de justici,l Sc
gun Sc nos dice han demOstra-
do que ha disminuidO Ia crimina.
lidad. Esto ha hechO que hoy sc
haya aprobadO por ell SenadO v la
!Camara, con caracter defnitivO
el 'eXpresadO "bill".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
MIRA QUE TIE ESTAN
MIRANDA!

VamOs PALANTE Y no ten
gas miedO. TOMA bien mi con-
sej0; antes de tOdas las comidas,
en- elias y despues, no dcjes de
TOMAR, solo y acOmpanadU
unas cuantas cucharadas gran
des de AMARGO DE ANGOS-
TURA SIEGERT DE TRIM
DAD, que meZcladO con nieIo v
sirop al gusto es I'm nectar deli
cioso para conservar bien la sa-
lud en- tOdos los 0rdenes. Me
entiendes?
Sc vende en- t0das las buenas
Farmacias, surtidos Colmados,
elegantes Cafes Y Restauranes
de buen gusto.
AGENTES GENERATES
PARA LAS ANTILLAS
CASA CERECEDO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
.CAMARA DE
DE
REPRESENTATIVES,

hE1 hEfSC.Nl j "A " J. III
En- la session de aver tanle 'fut
derrOtadO en- tercera lectura el pro
veto de los 500 acres de terrenO.
Ell Representante Pinero pidi0 Ia
rcohsideraci0n del "bill''. Ell pro
yecto del salario minimO a Ia mu
jer fue vOtadO Ell tercera iectu'
ra y sali6 derrOtado por falta de
un voto. Ell "bill" necesita 20 vO.
tos Y solo obtuvo 10. FL represen
tante Texidor pidi6 la reconside-
raci6n del proyectO para que vuel.
vi vOtarse en- Ia primera .sision.
Despues fue leido por el Secreta-
rio, v aprobado en- segunda lectu.
IA 81 proyecto de reorganization
judicial; del seiIor Blrcel6. Sc tie
ne Ia impression de que diffcilmen
te. pasara en- tercera lectura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
INFORMACION GENERAL
los RTIDOs MOLEsTOs

Los vecinOs de Ia calle de San
Jose han presentadO una qneja ia
zonada contra unos ruidOs insO-
portablcs que Sc oyen de madruga
da y que son incapaces de inte-
Irrumpir el sueho hasta de un guar
dacant0n. PrOceden esos nstrepi-
tos Eocturnos dc una varias car
lnicerias establecidas en- dicha ca
lie y en- las que empieza Ia mani
Ipulaei0n de las calnes para la ven
ia del siguiente dla, Il esa hora
inadecuada en- que el vecindario
necesita dOrmir. Los hachaZos da-
dos con viOlencia para partir los
hucsos, retumban en- el silencio
de Ia noche, V ESQ no es 10 mas reco
mendable para goZar de m suefo
apacible. -.
TenemOs entendido que 81 dis
guido Captain Schettini, estjfnan
do la raz0n de la queja prcsenta.
da, ha tornado las mcdidas opor
ltunas para que cesen esos ,uidos
a horas tan impropias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
NUEVA FARMACIA

Nuestro amigo ell licencia3o en-
farmacia Federico Muniz, ha es-
tablecido ell Santurce, frente a la
plaza del Mercado, una farmacia
bien surtida V con todos los ade-
lantOs modcrnOs. FL sefiOr Mui1iz,
fue hasta hace POGO famaceutico
municipal en- Santurce, Y Sc gan6
la simpatla de tOdos los vecinos
del pobladO, por su amabilidad y
buen comportamiento. lie Gesea.
mos buenOs negOciOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
Para refrescos exquisitos visite
LA CAFETERIA
San Justo 6, San Juan, T. Il.
AGvt.
ENFERMEDAD DE LA CANA

Ell Departamento de Agricul-
tura y Trabajo llama muy espe-
cialmente la atenci6n a todos los
agricultores de cana sobre' la ne
necesidad de combatir la enferme
dad del Matizado de la hoja de la
cana, siguiendo las reglas dicta-
das por la Estaci6n Experiment
tai y puestas en- practica por los
sub-inspectores de Agricultural
del Departamento.
En- Juncos, Gurabo y Las Pie
dras, donde la enfermedad toma
incremento, los~ agricultores mi
ran con indiferencia y no ponen
en- practica las instrucciones que
reciben para la extirpaci6n del
NAL.
Els necesario arrancar las ca
has enfermas y es un error Greer
que ell agricultor Y la central Sc
benefician mas moliendo esas
canas enfermas que destruyen-
dolas para evitar la propagation
del NAL.
Els este un asunto serio que
!compromete gravemente la esta-
bilidad de una industria que tie
ne entire nosotros la importancia
de la azucarera; Y es necesario
dejar un lado la rutina y el
empirismo y aceptar consoles
dados con sano proposito des-
pues de asiduo trabaio de inves-
tigacion y estudfos.
Ell Matizado DIG la hoja de la
cana Sc noto en- lalregi6n de Are
cibo en- ell ano 1916, cuando la
production de azGcar en- las CEN
trales Cambalache, Plazuela, Los
Caiios, Alianza y Monserrate,
fue de 64,655.87 toneladas de
az1car. Ell ano 1918, dos amos
despues, esas mismas centrales
tuvieron una production de
43,771.13 toneladas de az1car, o
sea 20,894.74 toneladas de re-
ducci6n en- la production, equi-
valentes a 167,O78 sacos de $50
libras, que representa- un 1920
de la cosecha de 1916. Segun
datos que tenemos, la produc-
cion este ano ha de ser aIn me-
nor cue en- ell 1918.
FL Departamento de Agricul-
tura : 1'rabajo esta dispuesto a
Icooperar con los cosecheros de
cana que Sc dedican a combatir
esta playa debidamente, por me-
dio de sus inspectores de Agri-
Icultura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
DINERO PERDIDO

Antonio Molina, del -barrio Que
brada Arenas, dc Maunabo, ha in
tornado a la detective haber per-
dido $40 Y Oscar Zeppenfeld. dc
San Juan,' informa que ha pcrdido
en-. Santurce un sObre con $40. en-
!billetes de banco que iba Girigi:
do al doctor Biam6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
G) Pueblos que cubrieron SUI Quota
INCENDIO DE CANA

En- el barrio "Caraizo". de Tru-
iillo Alto, una chispa de una To-
comotora incendio una pieza dc
cahas, Quemandose como 6 cuerdas
valoradas en- $1,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
LEY FIRMADA

El Gobernador ha tumado Ia
siguiente "Resolucimf Conjunta
autorizando al municipio de San
Juan para invertir en- atenciones
corrientes del mismo, ciertO So
brante que resnlta del producto
del emprGstitO realizado por di--
cho municipio para obras reIaH
cionadas con la instalaci62
acantonamiento del eierci
cional cn el campamento II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
iHUYE AL CALOR!

Sc alquila una casa fresca y
c6moda, con habitaciOnes y 'cula-
tro cuartos de bahos, en- Hato
Rey, Stop 81. Fl sitio mas deli
ciosO de San Juan. Tiene Ga; a.
ge y finca de una cuerda. ..Tan,-
bien sc vende. N. Fiscker. Te-
lefono 81, San Juan. 424 verde.
Santurce. 7. -. -.
AJ.,t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23

res destinados para ese fin sera
igual al de academies.
(D Queda terminantemente
prohibido solicitar votos a favor
del candidate, debiendo conser-
var cada academico la absolute
libertad de su sufragio hasta ell
momento mismo de la election.
CD En- el case de que Sc pre-
sentaren varios candidates para
una sola plaza de academico nu-
merario, Sc verificara ell escruti-
nio; 81 no resultara mayoria ab-
soluta en- favor de ninguno Sc re-
petra la election entire los dos
que hubieren obtenido mayor
nlmero de votos; y 81 esta vez
ninguno obtuviese la mayoria
absolute Sc declarara nuevamen-
te vacante.
DR.. l.. Gonzalez Martinez,
Presidente.
DR.. P. Gutierrez Igaravidez,
Secretario Perpetuo.
l..A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
Ell SALARIO MINIMO DE LA
MUJER
Ell senior POrTdtG DOrid c."pHcO
su 0ctitud

III senior POfTGtU DOrld c."pncd
sM dctitud
"Quiero eXplicar mi vOto, p0r
que temo q. algunOs Representan-
tes puedan YER en- el una contra
dicci6n Ell mi conducta, perO esa
contradiction no eXiste ante mi
conciencia, pues 81 propuse II pos
posici6n del proyecto, fue pOrque
creia que podia perjudicar a las
trabajadoras; pero va que elias
sc manifiestan Ell favor del prOyec
to, he dado mi vOto para que sc
apl&ebe dicho proyecto y he acep
tado las enmicndas propuestas pOr
el Representante seilor Coll Y Gu
chi, es porque las considero iustas
por abarcar a todas las trabaiado
ras en general, demostrando con
clio que SOY mas liberal que los
que Sc han opuesto esas enmien
Idas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
LA FEDERACION DE DEEPEN.
DIENTES HA CAMBIADO
DE DOMICILIO

+ Ell Presidente, don NJ. Garcia
Reigada, y el Secretario, don Fran
cisco Font Mapzano, nos partici
pan que ell domicilio social de Ia
!. Federation de Dependencies de
Comercio de Puerto Rico, Sc ha
trasladado a la calle Salvador
Brau, No. so.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
pERDIO Ell RELO.J

Antonio Castillo. sobrestante
de obras en- Juana DfaG informa
q. en- ell trayecto dc Nillalba al Qua
yabal, Sc le ha perdido, I'm reloi
de OrO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
POR los JuzGApos

La Corte Municipal conden6
aver a Sergio Plata, por hurto de
dinero Ia casa Schira y Ca, de
esta ciudad Victoriano Maldona
nado, por tener en- su pOder un
alambique de frabricar ron, en- la
calle Nueva, de Ia Marina, 500
de multa v a Nicolas Davila g Isa
belO Escartin, a treinta dias de
carcel cada uno por acomet.mien
to V aggression. La COrte de Paz
a Bernardo AguerO, Il un peso de
multa. por infracci6n Il las orde-
|nanzas Municipales.
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Advt.
NECESJTAMOS un emplead,

NECESJTAMOS un empIeado
con experiencia y practica en- ell
mOstradOr para ell ramo de teji-
dos. Els indispensable buenas
referencias sin las cuales no Sc
tOmara en- cuenta la sOlicitud.
Dirigirse a p. O. BOX 300 San
Juan, p. r.
Advt.
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DOCUMENTOS ARCHIVADOS

iNtN- u Ah I'm 1OIc ANVIL &1DOC
Han sido archivados en- la Sc
cretaria Ejecutiva, dos certitica-
dos pertenecientes a "Esperanza
lie San juan, LOgia No. S113. unO
relative Il la election de alounOs
oficiales V directories pOr un ter
mino que eXpira en- 30 de JUNO de
1919, V OtrO relative a In provision
de determinadas vacantes entire
los oficiaies que fueron eleeidos
por I'm termino que vencerl en- 81
de diciembre de 1919. En- el pri-
mer certificdo aparecen las 81
guientes personals: Jorge Gonza-
lez Soto. Observation-Disclosures; RAJ
fael Lamar Rodriguez, Jose Pc
tersOn, ErnestO Adams. Jose +.
PachecO, Candelario Parot Catali
no Rosa Rond0n, Mauricio Rive
IA. Juan Rodriguez Flores, Victor
Morales Y Justine Alyelo, directo
res; v en- el segundo certiticado,
Bernardo Calix, Tesoreroidirec-
tor: v estaEislao Miranda, pirec-
tor.
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PUEDEN VIAJAR

Passports expedidos por el Go
lbernador: y
Para Santo Domingo: al seflOr
Eulalio Lajara, de Arecibo. =,
Para Espaiia: al senior Ramon
Rancho, esposa y seis nifios, de
San Juan.
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EsPEcTACuLOs PARA HOY

Cine Real.-"Sangre Azul.''
Cine Puerto RicO.--"El. Sem
dero Sangriento."
Cine ImperiaL-"Frou Frou"
y 'Lan Condesita de Montecris-
to-"
Cine Norma.-"Vida de Pc
rro."
Cine Monte Carlo.-"El Sen
dero Sangriento."
Cine Habana.-Grandes actos
por la Compaiiia Torres. Todo
nuevo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
HOMEMADE AL EMBAJADOR
DE ESPANA EN- BELGICA.
Bruselas 3.

FL representante de Italia en-
Belgica ha entregado : al marques
de Villalobar, ministro de Espafla
y encargado de los intereses dc
Italia durante la ocupaci6n ale
mana, la gran cruz de San Mau-
ricio v Lazaro.
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QUININA QUE NO ATECTA LA
CAHEZA. LAXAT1VO RROMO QuI-
NINA es mas eficaz en- todos los Gu
SOS en- que Sc necesite tomar Quini-
ma, no causando zumbidos de oidos.
Contra Resfriatids, La Grippe, In
fiuenza, Paludismo Y Fiebres. La
frma de f. w. GROVE viene con ca
da cajita.