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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
MEN To
GET ACTION HERE
ON DISABILITIES
Board for Vocational Education viii
Send representatives Here On
November 10, II, 12; Handle
Cases Within "a Hours.

EX-service men in Chickasha and
Grady county. who are entitled to
vocational education because of in.
juries received while in line Of duty
with the American military forces,
will have an opportunity to have
their cases acted upon promptly and
with personal attention. This was
made known with the announcement
that on November 10-11-l2 three men.
known as the "wrecEng crew. will
be here representing the Federal
Board fer Vocational education.
1t is asked that every ex.service
man who is entitled to this educa-
ticn, or who has received wounds in
the service and tanks he is entitled
to attention, make an effort to see
these representatives while they are
in ChicFash9 place their eIse be
fore the government and have final
action taken.
Former soldiers, sailors and ma
rines who have incurred disabilities
in line of duty which have necessi-
tated major amputations, such as the
loss of a hand or foot, both hands
or both feet, or loss of sight of one
or both eyes, and who are desirous
of taking vocational training, can now
have their applications acted on
within "a hours, according to bulle-
tin recently issued by the office of
the assistant to the secretary of war;
service and information branch. The
bulletin is as follows:
Under new policy just put in
effect by the Federal Board for Vo-
cation al Education, men who have
become disabled in the service OF
the army or navy, no matter what
the extent or nature of such disabil-
ity, are enabled to have their appli-
cations for training acted on much
more quickly than formerly. Here
tofore all applications for training
were referred from the district vo-
cational office to the federal board
at Washington for action, thereby
entailing much delay and working
needless hardships on the men max
ing the applications. Under the new
system all Of these applications ere
acted on by travelling field represen- /
tatives who have been sent out from
These representatives /
cover the entire country and visit
each vocational board at least once
every two weeks, at which time all
cases ready in the district office are
cleared up. The only cases which
such travelling representatives. must
refer to Washington are those involv
ing courses for a period longer than
two years. On these the Washing
ton office win give a decision within
ten days"
"The federal beard for vocational
education has also adopted definite
policy regarding tuberculosis cases.
Any arrested case of tuberculosis ,
will be considered as 25 per cent dis
abled for a period of two years from
date of arrest. and the bureau OF
war risk insurance has agreed that
they will consider arrested cases as
25 per cent disabled for the first six
and 10 per cent for the fol
lowing eighteen. This decision en-
ables the giving of the necessary
hospital and medical treatment to
men in this class"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
TO CONTINUE
STRIKE PROBE
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington. Oct 25.-Investigation
of the steel strike will be continued
today by the senate labor committee
when representatives Of the strikers
present their side. =
Yesterday the hearing consisted
largely of the investigation by the
committee of bolsheyism and the
part it played in the strike and riots
resulting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
Steps for Coal supply.

BY United Press.
Washington, Oct 25.-The belief
prevailed here today that the gov
ernment would take steps necessary
to keep the country's coal supply up
to normal, following the failure of the
presidents appeal to the miners to
halt the strike that is called for No
vember /. Officials of the miners said
that nothing could stop the strike.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
END SEEN IN
BRITISH ROW
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Lcnden, Oct 25.-The British cab
met crisis apparently ended today
with the proposed compromise of the
amendment to the alien bill
The defeat of the government
amendment in the house of commons
Thursday was generally accepted as
indicating a lack Of confidence in the
Lloyd George administration. AS
riginally framed the amendment ex-
cepted Frenchmen from the clause
barring aliens from holding British
pilots licenses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
DEMAND RELEASE
AMERICAN AGENT
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Oct. 25-The state de-
partment today delivered note to
Mexico demanding the release of Will
liam o. Jenkins, American consular
agent who was kidnapped at Pueblo.
Mex, even if the Mexican govern
ment had to pay the s15O.O0O ransom,
it was announced.
Coineident with this action, Sena-
tor Myers of Montana offered a res
olution in the United States senate
directing all the armed forces of the
United States to be uesd to obtain
.e.ls re.cate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25

Eighteen local people attended the
Christian Science lecture given in FL
Reno last night under the auspices
Of the El Reno church. The lectur-
er was J. c. Lathrop, c. S. Bs mem
Der of the Board of Lectureship OF
the Mother church Members Of the
local delegation were: DR.. and Mrs.
B. w. Fesler, Mr., and Mrs. W. A.
Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hestand, Mr..
and Mrs J NJ. Berriman, Mr. and
Mrs w. D. Collier, Mrs. Ida Yule,
Mrs. Pearl West, Mrs. ]. A. Lines,
Mrs. Jerry Travis. Mr. and Mrs j,
R. Abercrombie, Mrs. J. II. Flippo,
Mrs. Alta Walker.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
LOCAL WOMAN sUccUMss

Mrs Alice Kelley, age 80, died this
morning in a local hospital. The
body is being prepared for burial at
the S. ]. Anderson undertaking par
lor and will be shipped to the de
ceased's home in Alex for burial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
KING ALBERT FLIES

By Unite Press.
New York. Oct. 25.--King Albert
Of Belgium "hopped off" here this
morning in an airplane. bound for
West Point, with the aid of two pl-
lots. The trip was started from the
Columbia Yacht club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
WILSON IMPROVES

By UniseG fress.
Washington, Oct. 2S-The condi-
ton of President Wilson is satisfac-
tory, according to an announcement
of DR.. Grayson. "The presidents
low Improvement continues he said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
GOVERNOR TRIES
. PREVENT STRIKE
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City. Oct 25.-With
freezing weather settling over Okla
homl and with the production Of coal
iecheduled TO cease on November /,
Governor Robertson stepped into the
breach in a last hope to stay the
walkCut of the miners.
His plan is to call a round table
conference of the operators, miners
and the public at McAlester next
Wednesday. The call for the meet
ing was issued at noon today. The
governor will be president of the
conference.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
pIsTRIcr COURT REsrs

The jury having been excused un-
til Monday morning, Judge VIII
Linn's district court machine rested
during most of the day today One
motion was heard this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25

Miss Juanita Rose, domestic sci
ence instructor in the schools of
Kingfisher, is spending the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Rose of this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
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WHO LOST A RALLooN2
Anybody lost a baloon2

Anybody lost a balloon?
II so, line on the route
taken by the stray may be had
by inquiring of many Chick
asha people who watched the
flight of the wanderer over
city yesterday evening. The
balloon appeared from the
southwest and drifted north
east. 1t is supposed here that :
the gas bag came from Fort
Sill, .
!. j j. i =. = j. i. J. =. 4. :. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25

Mr. ana Mrs. Floyd E. Hampton
left today for Oklahoma City where
they will attend the grand opera to-
night They expect to visit friends
and relatives in Edmond before re-
turning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
c. 0. p. REJECTS NOMINATION
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Oct. 25.-The nomina-
tion Of John Shelton Williams as
comptroller Of the currency was re-
jected today by the senate banking
currency committee by party vote
of 10 to Z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25
*+++++~+~ ~++++
DECIDE ON HUN OPERA
BY United Press

y by United Press
+ New York, Oct 25.-Su-
+ preme court Justice Gaibrech
+ was to decide today whether
+ the city will be permanently
j. enjoined from stopping the
4 singing Of German opera here.
; The opera production was
J. staged here last night despite
T. threats to rout the perform
j ers. Squads Of police and =
! uniformed sailors were, as
= precaution against violence, .
! guarding the doors.
+ = = r = 4 = = = Z u : & 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-25

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
$125.0O0 PERDIDOS EN- LA ES-
FANrUSA CATASTROFE

u
En- cl telgramia recibid0 por la
primera autoridad civil, eli cuIl
lcimos Ell Palacio, inf0rmaScle ,,hc
G. mcendlo deotruy0 de 81 a 40 ca
sis, de las mejores dc Camuy. en-
tie elias, el Casino. la oticua *
collar y dos farmacias, aSi couo
tam5ien todaS las caSas que n.cu-
cIonamoS anteriOrmente: que las
perdidaS Sc calculaban en- cien.o
Vein icinco mil dollars ($l2J.0JJ
que hay una persona desapareci.
ia; que los bomberoS sc pOrtarun
h"roicamentc que muchaS fan"
las eSta desamparadas. y, por Ill
ajo. que EN- ia mayor parte de us
editicios quemadoS hubo tiendaS
Gr provisiones V de mercanciaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
La COmiSi0n pOr-
torriquela Obtiene
IisonjerOs 6xitOs
Ell PRESIDENTE WILSON HA
RECOMENDADO Ell MOVI-
MIENTO A FAVOR DE LA
RECONSTRUCTION DE
MAYAGUEZ

De scuerdo con las impresiones que
han traido personas llegadas reciente-
mente de Nueva York, la Comision por-
torriqueiia que esta ALA buscando fon-
dos y solicitando ayuda para cooperar
la reconstruction de Mayaguez, esta
obteniendo grandes exitos, y es proba
BILE que pronto sc hayan recaudado mas
de un million de dolares.
Esta comision tiene la cooperation
de elemsntos dc sumo valcr, quienes
han obtenido la recommendation del pre-
sidente Wilson, cuyas frases de enco-
mio y aliento, han sido inscritas ell
Ell timbre del papel que usa la yves
tern Porto Rico Rebuilding Associa-
tion'' para su correspondence.
Agunas personas, sin embargo, han
expresado la opinion de que estos auxi-
lios van llegar algo tarde, y otras
desean que el Gobierno de Puerto Ri
CO, oficialmente, Sc haga cargo del
asunto
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dc5rlegara fuerza rara coadyuvar al
salvamento. 1
LOS MEJC2ES EDIFICIOS RE
sCLTkRCN REDUCIDOS
A ESCOEBROS

y las nueva y media de la no,
che ioyram0s, pog fin, pOnernos
en- com unicacl0n ,s0n el eXcclente
mc;iico Dr. Felipe a iarcia. a quieu
debcinos los inforiAes siguienteS:
in!ci0se la cOlIhagracIGn a las
los ! media de laEtarde. Las ca
@aS deStruldaS.-lds mejores de la
poblaci0n =, son de 3S 40. Fgu-
IAN. cntre las con4lmidas por las
llamas. ell edifici& donde eS.aba
ti TELEGRAPH, el Ntel telefono, cl
cuartcl de la policSa, ell correo. la
casa Que ocupo el lstribunal muni
pal, con las Oticinas del jueZ, Lido.
Gulio Rodriguez etc, etc.
Al Ser Hamado en los primerOs
instahtes, acudi6 con tOda premu-
Ia q CuerpO de bomberoS de Are
cibo. que Sc condIijo heroicamen
tc. y Il Sc debe eI que todo Ca
ANY 40 fuera arrasado por IS
lIADaS -
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Puerto Rico QuiGrG
enViar mas CadG-
teS a West Point
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO Y
Ell COMISIONADO DE ms
TRUCCION Sc INTERESAN
EN- Ell ASUNT0

Tenemos informes de que en- brevo
So haran importantes gestiones por los
organismos insulares, y altos funcio.
narios del Gobierno, para que ell la
Academia de West Point, sean admi-
tidos los jovenes portorriqueiios, de
acuerdo con las mismas leycs que RI
gen en- todos los Estados de la Uniou
americana, y en- tai concepto poda-
mos enviar mayor niimero de cadetes.
Actualmente ell Congreso concede
Puerto Rico, dos becas en- West Point,
pero 81 sc tomara como base la pobla-
ci6n para la concession de estas becas,
tendriamos derecho enviar como ocho
diez cadetes, pues Puerto Rico es
uno de los territories mas densamente
poblados.
Las leyes federales conccdcn dos be
cas- para cada distrito del Congreso;
cuatro para cada Estado "at large;
dos por cada territorio, cuatro por ell
Distrito de Columbia; dos nativos de
Puerto Rico, ochenta y dos por los Es-
tados Unidos "at large, ciento
Ochenta que nombra ell Presidente dc
las filas dol ej6rcito y la marina.
No hace mucho por gestiones del
ComisionEdo Residsnte ell Washing
ton, sefior C0rdova Davila, sc logro que
el Congreso permitiera seis jovenes
~,eortorriquciios en- la Academia Naval
de Annapolis, en- vez de dos pero en-
la Academia Militar de West Point no
sc ha hecho ninguna concession, 81
guen siendo los mismos dos de antes.
Un reporter de Ell MUNDo hablo
aSss por In manana de este asunto con
Mr.. Waldemar Lee, presidente de Ia
CAmara Insular dc Concrete, y el dijo
que veria con gusto que este importan-
to ORGANISING Sc interesara EN- ell asun-
to 10 recomendara al Comisionado
Residente
Mr.. Miller, comisionado de Instruc'
ci6n Publica. manifesto que Sc unia
este movimiento, y era probable que
obtuvicra exito pesar del esplritu
conservador que predomina en- West
Point, que es una academia donde Sc
guardian con gran severidad las ira
diciones establocidas por sus fundado-
res.
Tanto la Academia Militar como Ia
Naval essan reputadas en- cl mundo
entero como dos grandes centros dc
cultura discipline, la altuca de los
mejores dol mundo, scria una gran
ventaja que mayor nttmero dc jovenes
portorriqueiios tuvieran acceso ella.
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EI dOIOT munaiaI
tambi6n aIcanza
d Puerto Rico

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ACIardndO uCa information

Sr Director dc I'll MUNDO'
San JUAN p. r.
Muy Sr. n y amigo:
En- un suelto que aver public0 Ell
MUNDO sobre un accidenge sufri6o
por don Francisco Unpierre, Sc dice
que dicho senor iba manejando III ca
rro FORD" que habia acabado de
comprar, que ell accidente ocurrio por
haberse roto Ell guia del CAIRO.
Deseamos hacer constar que nos
otros no hemos vendido ninglln caro-
Ford" al senor Umpie'~a. por lo
tanto, Sc tratara de alguno de segun-
ola mano que haya adquirido dicho Sr.
Dandols las gracias por la publics
cion de estas lineas, somos de usted
altos. amigos y SIS. IS.
SANCHEZ MORALES & CO. INC
M. Sanchez Morales,
.. 1er Vice Presidente.
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DE VISTA EN- SAN JUAN.

Con objeto de pasar los dias de An
Nuevo Y Reyes en- la residencia d.
sus mobiles padres, ha llegado San
Juan ei estimado caballero don Eula
lio Gomez en- compania de su distin,
guida esposa dona Margot Biaggi.
Los esposos Gomez-Biaggi tienen
ostablecido su hogar en- la ciudad de
Ponce, donde disfrutan de merecidas
simpatias en- los altos circulos socia
les.
All saludaries cordialmente, les de
seamos una gratisima estancia en-
San Juan.
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TODO Ell PUEBLO LUCHO
P0R EXTINGUIR LAS LLAMAS

Hicimos esfuerzos por comunicar-
nos con los telefonos particulares de
Camuy, pero resultaba impossible,
pucs todo el mundo, ricos y pobrcs,
ha5ian cmpenado una trcmenda lu
chas para detener el fuego que ame
nazaba no deJar una casa en- PIE. e.
capitalista don Francisco Percll0 TIA
baj0 como un hGrce. Cuando pudi
mos ponernos en- COMMUNICATION cnn q
cayo extenuado en- su hogar. Al doc
tor Felipe Garcia, le llamamos nume-
rosas veces, pero no fue possible To-
calizarle, pues su trabajo debia De
Sc" abrumador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
MR.. STANTON DE vIAJE.

a las 8, encontramos en- la For
taleza al jefe de la PolIcia, MIR.
SnantOn, conferenclando con ell
Gobernador respecto de la nueva
cdtastrOfe.
Mr. Shanto, que acababa de lie
gar dc Ponce, emprendi0 viajc,
con tOda premura, para Camuy.
AnteS de salir, ordeno al Jefc
dc la policia de Arecibo que Sc
Il dsiadara lnmedlatamen.e al pue'
BIO incendlado.
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CAMUY PIDE SOCORRO A
ARECIBO

A las y media recibi6 la policia
un telegrama participardo que el fue-
go habia destruido cuatro casas Y
que sc propaganda rapidamente. ame
nazando arrasar la ofcina telefonica.
De Camuy Sc pidio socorro inme-
diatamente a Arecibo, de donde salio
el cuerpo de Bombecos. Los iefes de
la policia de San Juan dicron instruc-
clones a la de Arecibo fin de que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
h4..tU NCIO Ell PRACTICANTE DEL
CUARTO De SOCORROS

Aver tarde, la Comision de SAM
dad Municipal notifico al practicante
de IA Sala de Socorros de San Juan,
don Juan Claudio Monte, que la re
nuncia de su cargo habia sido acep.
tada.
Claudio renuncio para aceptar un
cargo mejor remunerado, de menos
esponsabilidades en- la Bull Insular
Line, del muelle numero 3
Is probable que le sustituya q
pr acticante Jose L. Otero, quien ha so
licitado la plaza vacante.
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La hermOSa fiesta
IiTiCO-IiteTaTia del
IuneS en- el AtoneO

Con una sclectisima nutriia cor
currencia Sc cclebraroa ~ IL reehe
del lunes los ejercicio. De grsdus,ien
dc las di cipulas de IN notable pa
nista dona Elisa Tavarez De- Sto-er.
que ha conquistado una spiiia fepu
tacion on los mas famoeo. catfos
musicalcs por sus indiscut'blet pres
tigios de artista soberana
Las discipulas graduads soa e pre-
ciosas criaturas. toda~ zee nluy torta
cdad. en- muchas d. elias hsmos
adiviuado fuertes tcmperamanfos mu
sica.cs que bajo una coucicnzuds q
reccion. pueden dc afroiisrss . egre
sivamente hasia llcgar "a risr rfui
del dominic tecnico del piano q iaf
dincro que cultiva con amor 'as f0res
DC ,u huerto llrioo. bien pue.ie sspe
rar una mcrccida compensa ~
Elisa Tava -. att ia por tempe
ramenio. no 81 ha conformado Don ha
bcr defnido "a sonaiidsd artist
CO, sino que. fanatica de "a QUITO u
mttsica. quicrc formar la p.rsoe alt- :
dadcs Que en- 81 futurO pueier dsr
CORA fama a. pats
La primera partc del prog ams -
Ia fiesta lirico.literaris del Afeheo
estuvo a cargo de las d cipulas 10 =
sonora Tavarcz Tomaron parfs en
cl hcrmoso acto de concerto lss n
mas Leticia Torruclla. Gladys Piefsrst
Aida Chevrcmont. Maria Nin. Efilia
'ejias Trinita Rivera. Edith Smai
y Maria Padial Todas cie,uiaroH 80
mirablemcnte dificiles composieiones
musicales lie los grandcs maesifos
la Interpretation fue bfillaate Algu-
mas de estas discipulas. haeIeuio siar
Dc galardisimo dc 81 prseoz macs
tvsas pusicron t.sl caior t,44i1.-sh
sus clccuciones. quc II auiitorip no
tuvo mas rcmedio cue premia ia de
lira1a labor cor ju t,.ima ovaeio
nes Al fnalizaf ia primera part dei
p,ograma el Li,lJ Ep,fanio Fer
rsndez Vanga. presidcnte ~ " -,
to casa. hizo entrega dc lss diploma
y de los prcmios
~ premio de Honor. rega'o % "a
ilustre profcsora consi-t.o ~ una ~.
"a de plata con Inscriptions aIusi
vas al triunfo artistico. un luioso di
pioma. un libro de mu,ioa ? IN -
mo dc flores F.tc prem'o lp ohtuvo
In meior umna 10 ia cmiueute pro
f. ora. III rcsto de Ia a'unnas ma.
distinguidas rccihitrou flores duIcs'
como premio a ~ labor ~ AteneO 81
mggnificas pr"ciosas caias 10 dHi.
ccs Y un ramo dc aorcs donsdos por
Ia sonora Tavarez. Este b emi3 y
obtuvo Ia mcjor slumua 10 = i'usir'
profcsora VI resto IT, a aiumna.
recibicron fore : du'oe. como premi,
= su labor
La segunda psrte u, pfograma es
tuvo cargo &c vario. poetas iis
ratos del pals, entire To- que mere ~
especial mencion nuestrro qusrid'
compancro don Mariana Abrt qu'
deleito al public, con Ia lcrfura 4.
una bella pagina literaria oro W.
10. como todo 10 que produce ga 2 ums
privilcgiada obtuvo un caiur ~
APPLAUSE. revclador DE- Ia iusta aimi
racion afecto que por - sicn,s p
publico dc csta capital
Ferdinand Ccstero Luis iureu'
rccitaron notablcs composicioncs poe
(Nont;r,,a an IA nkc;na G.
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DOS INSIGNES DAMAS EN-
PUERTO RICO

La viuda del ex- presidente de la
Rcpublica Benjamin Harrison y su
senorita hiia, quicnes Sc encuentran
on San Juan. rccibcn muchos agasajos
V dcmostracioncs de afccto. '
FL corouel Jarvis Y su esposa les
dieron una brilante reception en- Ca
sa Blanca, en- Aguirre, Coamo Y
Adiuntas han sdo tambien festejadisi
mas.
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LA INICIACION DE vILLAESPEsA

Ell sabado por la noche, EN- la res
petable logia "Caballeros de la Yer
dad" Ell los salones de la gran To-
gia "Soberana de Puerto Rico. sc
verihcara la iniciaci6n del insigne bar
do Vilaespesa.
La Logia invita- las demas, para
que concurran al solemne acto
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DON SANTIAGO PALMER

Ha llegado a Santo Domingo ell re-
putado orfebre portorriqueiio don San
tisgo Palmer, Quien fiiara su residen
cia Ell aquella ciudad, donde sc dedicara
trabajar EN- el ramo de plateria, relo-
jeria y orfebreria.
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Ell FUEGo CoNTINUABA
ANOCHE.

a las 9 y media ardian aun
{ afro o clnco casas, pero va es-
I ba localizado completamente.
La lluvla, que cay0 Ell los 1lti
D1s instanteS, favoreci0 ell rudo
rabajO de los hombres.
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CUATRO DISPAROS
DE REVOLVER

Ell sargento de la policia Francisco
Franceschi llevo ante el Tribunal mu-
nicipal Avelino Rodriguez Mojics,
acusadO de haber acometidO agre-
dido a Lupercio Arroyo, habiendo e
cuatro disparos de revolver hirien-
dole con una bala en- la region retro
trocantereana derecha. FL juez San
tos lie impuso $50 Y las costas.
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RODRIGUEZ HNOS.
San Jose No. 2.
San Juan.

Desean a su numerosa Glen
teIa, amigos y al pGbIico en- ge-
neral feIiz y prospero Ai1c Nue.
vo, supIicandoIes no olviden en-
ell NueVo Ano la Casa del Pue-
bio.
San Jose No. 2 Tel. 41o.
AdVt.
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A REsTABLEcER LAS LINEAs

En- ell tren de la noche salio de
San Juan un funcionario del Tc-
legrafo, con equipo suhciente pa
ra reStablecer las comunicacioneS
cn las prlmcraS horas dc la ma
dlugada.
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SIETE IlERTDOS.
Las vlctimas, por fortuna, son
pOeaS.

ReSultaron seis heridos leves V
IN 50mbero de AaeeIbe eeli he9
r.das 4" aig'ma gravedad, por 10
cjal Sc le condujo al hospital
Z! pueblo csta constcrnado.
NumeroSaS familias yacen la
iMtemperie.
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TCDO Ell C0MERCIO
DESTRUIDO.

Las mejores ticndas fueron
arrasalos por la cohhagraci6n.
Casl todo ell concrete, por c>-
tyr cu la iona del csrsapo. lIlr
tteS.rilidO Dor las lIa mas.