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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
esta pregunta.

esta pregunta.
=. listed ITO recuerda hnbef
iurado alguna vcz que todo este
ocurrio fuera del Campamento
Y no dentro?
! Gago dice que no recuel'da ha-
Der jurado ESQ.
Entonces. ell senior Francis ex-
trae de la cartcra de sus papelcS
documentales un pliego escrito
a maquina el cual es leldo en- i'll
giles V Ell espaliol por el intGrpre-
,, te de la Corte Federal.
rs una declaration jurada ante
el notalio Jose Ramirez Santiha-
hez. En- ella. Sc declara que cl
automovil detuvo su Marcia AN
tes de llegar la linea que demar
caba la zona miIi;ar. y que Jorge
.Adsuar. Ell veZ de pegarlc al cen
tinela, 10 que hizo fuG pasarle eli
brazo por la espalda.
Gago dice que. ell efecto. el es-
tuyo TN dia en- casa de un aboga
do V que este lc lcy0 una declara-
cion.: pero que como el no sabe
leer ignora 81 csa declaration fuG
leida tai como cStaba cscrita de
otrO modo.
FL senior Francis 10 intcrroga
entonces:
:: Todo ESQ que ACADIA usted de
Dir es 10 que le lego el abogado
aqucl 0 es diferente?
Gago, despues de mcditar un
instante, cOntesta:
-Mire, yO no rccuerdo bien.
III abogado defensor le enscna
la tirma.
-:'Es esta Su lirna?
Gago la eXamina Y hace un ges
10 despectivo.
No creo. lo lio Sc escribir, yo
no sc poner mas que mi nomhle.
V yo no Sc 81 cst;l es o no mi fir
ma.
-: Pero uStcd hizo esa dcclara
cion?. concllIye Francis.
No. senior: la hiZo el aboga-
do.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
LAS IDEAS CENER0SAS.
Una Association que Trabaja.

gisladures presten decidida coOpc
raci0ll tie manera que sea convel+
tido en- Ley el proyecto del !,cpar
tamcnto dc Sandal. respecto eS
te particular. .Ademls Sc nombra
ron un comitG para yisitar Il los
seilores Directories de los mas i'm
p0rtantes diariOs dc San Juan.
Il los seiiores J. w. Blanco Pedro
Bouret, \. Mendez V j. Cerecedo
duienes solicitaran de la prcnsa la
cooperation necesal'ia para amman
la opinion ptblica en- el s"ntido
indicado V Ell la seguridad !e que
tod0s los Directories de los impOr-
tantes diarios de San Juan pres
taran su decida inteligente coo
peracion tambien, va que Sc trata
lie remediar un daIlo que ST hace
Il esos infelices enfermos tel.iendo-
les recluidos en- Ia pequella lsla,
que cs muy NAL sana para clos y
ademas por ser un sitio demasiado
II la vista de .todo eXtranjero que
nos vista. Existen otras n:uchas
condiciones que es urgente RENE
diar pero III mas apremiante
es aquella que afecta de manera
vital la salud de esos enfermos.
I'll ROTARI CLUB discutio am
pli;mente el problema Y cspera
que toda persona de buena volun-
| tad ayudar;l IL terminar este esta-
| do de coSas cuanto anteS. EI pals
debe secundar este movii,icnto
en opinion de todos los mienbros
del Rotary Club y sat!sfecho
de que este sucedel.a no ha ,ie des
cansar un instante hasta q,ie no
consiga su objeto Y para clio
cuenta desde luego con la coopera
cion de la prensa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
CAMARA DE REPRESEN-
TANTES DE PUERTO RICO

La COmision Especial de la
Camara de Representatives. Ia
que fucron referidOs ell p. de la
c. 8 Y r. del S. 43 "cstablecien-
do el minimum de jornal para
las mujeres trabajadOras y pa
ia OtrOs fines. celebrara el III
res l2 del cOrriente mes, a las
, p. m. en- unO de los SalOnes de
la Camara, una vista publica pa
"a or 4 tod2S las personals que
dcscen informar acerca de di-
chos proyectOs de ley.
San Juan, p. r., mayo s de
1919.
POr La COmisi0n Especial
L. PORRATA DORIA,
Presidcnte.
A.frt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
La TifOidea

FL DR.. Eliseo Font Y Guillot,
Sub-comisionado de Sandal. sc
ha seryido enviarnos un cuadro
informative sobre la Fiebre Tifoi-
dea, con arreglo a las investiga
clones practicadas, hasta aver s.
Resulta que la existencia anterior
arroia un niimero de Il atacados :;
Sc registro un nuevo case; sc han
curado Is y hay 30 Ell tratamien-
tn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
Iara refrescos tinos visite
LA CAFETERIA,
San lusio ., San Juan, P. Z
hos AMIGOS DEL P.AlS

los AMIGOS DEL PALS
Los seAorcs pictrantoni Y SOLO
mos cnYjau la ~ieuicnle caita que
ipublicainoS a continuation
MAYO $ de 1919.
! ~. director dc I'll Intparcial'.
San Juan, l.. Il.
Mny Sr. II y amigo:
Nos compIacc informalc cue Sc,
glIn costumbre, la 'nitcd State Ru
,bber Export Co. fahr;rantc> dc las
fanioSas 10!maS UNITED STA
TIES. de Iii cpai noSntros Sonl0s re
iprpscn}aut4s cir Puerto Rico. nos
han dado instruccioncs para sus
cribirle, On i'uri ~ Rico Il EN-
PRESTITO DE LA VICTORIA
con n S,una de 5000.
Como vera tSta cs una demos
TRACTION dc Slnpltla ii.'clA H1Frt"
Rico, pol' In filma arriba meacio-
nadia. rue4tro gu" c!Ios cstl' muy
intereSados en- que Puerto Rico de
su Quota que Sc le tiene estipulada
EN- aiclio EA:iRE.STi.AU DE L.A
VICTORIA.
Si ustcdeS pudirran decir algO
a los lectores de su ilustrado perio
dicu sobre este asunto. les gueda-
rian muy agradecidOs.
SuS altos. amigos Y :. :.
ficiiTuf"pi y S0jo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA
LES, IMPRENTA Y TRANS
PORTE,
SUBASTA.


Sc recibir;ln proposicioncs bajo
sobre cerrado hasta las > de II tai
de, mayo - lie 1919, para ri sunni
nistro de carne de res Y de gerdc
V leche fresca Il institucioncs de-
Gubicrno Insular en- San Juan y
Santurce, por tcrmino de IS, me
ses, desde Julio T. a diciemhre 81
de 1919. Puedcn obtenerse propo
Siciones Ell blanco dirigiendosc al
Negociado dc Materiales, Impren
ta Y TranSporte, san Juan, Puerto
Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
CADILLAC
WIGD1LI.l.

Modelo 1917, de Z asientOs,
FORBADE, cinco gomas Good Year
Cord nuevas; solo ha recOrridO
4,50O millas. Visible, lunes,
microbes y viernes, garage San
chez Morales & Co., San Juan,
de a 3 p. NJ. LO vendO en-
$500, pOr ausentarme.
HumacaO, p. R., 8 Mayo 1919.
NarcisO BasS0.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
INFORMATION GENERAL
Ell V0TO DE LA NUjER

los seiiores Guerra. Buyouo, Y Val
;lGs. No SahpmoS cl resultado fl
nal del proNpcto: Fcru cicrihos que
qln.iando solo dip2 di;ls para ter
minar SuS ScSionc>, IL legislature
Y hnbieHdo proNt,'t0> de inaportan
cia pendianIrs De discussion debla
1erminarsc dc una WI con este
Dill. cue no sel;i aprobado, ! cVi-
tarlc de este hfotlo cl ql" sigan
molestandosr ,S;,> Ne!ioias V S;.lo
ritas cn ii. ) venir q Ia Canlala.
Susp%ndanSe los diSculSos, pli
bien de Ia blcyedad del tien,po. y
habrcmo& hccho TN mcio! tr,;bajo.
sin en9ahIfas y aprovcchardo el
tempo en- otros lAoNcctoS.
La opinion dc la C;lmara, scilo-
res Representatives, defen>o'tS del
yoto fpmenino. rAia cn contra dc
este. V eS perdcr lienpo ScGuir dis
cnrscmdo.
NO 10 comprendtis asi?
Pucs Il tempo.
! lH rGtractafio al rnio lcmcui&n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
MANCINI EN-
SANTO DOMINGO

Despues dc una breve y fructl-
fcra temporada en- San Pedro de
Macoris, ha debido hacer su debut
Ell la capital del pals vecino, Ell la
noche del 3 del corricnte. la Grand
Opera Company, para Ia q''" SC
logr6 hacer un esplendido abono
Opera Companute etaoinetaoin1
En- Puerto Plata, donde tam
bien actu0 la Compalia, lie aeon
pano rl mas decidido favor de-
publico.
La Compa1ia ha gustado mucht
y ha hccho un buen negocio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
Ia Sl.GREG
DI. GAIA so

la Canlara ;,rrobo aver talIe,
rn s"gunda Icctnl"a. el pr"yect"
de ley creando el mnnicipio de Ca
ta1o Aunque Ia ley. 81 Sc apl'ue
ha en- lercel.a lectura, entl"l'a i
re.ir Embellishments, Catano Sc
ra municipio independents del T.
de julio en- adelante. En- .! pro
yeclo Sc incluy6 una cnmien'|a. Sc
palau,lo q Pa!o Srco de Tol Baia
y agre2andoIo al nueNo Municipio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
MEMORIES DELINCCEETES

III I1ANOhEC DI%IIIANNJ0 I L. =, I1tO
Aver tarde, mientras cuidaba
una guagua frente al editicio Fe-
deral, ell la Avenida Dabun, el
mcnor Ramon Ayala fue agredi-
do por Santiago Diaz y Francisco
Garcia, tambien memories, les que
le infirieron una herida en- la cabe
"a V una confusion en- el lado de
recho de la cara, teniendo que ser
asistido Ell In Sala de SocoiTos.
Los agresores fueron entregados
Il sus padres, eXigiendolcs y Gstos
que los lleven hoy II las dos i. m.
Ii Corte Municipal para Il; in,
yestigacion del case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
PERDIO IN BONO

Manuel Pascual. de Puerta de
TERRA. ha dado cuenta Il la detcc-
tive de que Sc lie ha extraviado un
homo del Cuarto EmprGstito de Ia
Libertad. de 80 d0lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
ENFERMO QUE MEJCH.A

Desputs de haber estado yalios
dias cnfcrmo. Sc encucntl.a va bicn
el primogeni,o del matrimouio
Bouret Barbet.
rs una noticia que nos es 2lato
consignar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
Prc. conlite Local.


EN- III. TIRES BANDERAS"
Los programs de este Cine
anuuciaban. en la Segunda tanda
un acto dc violin V piano, Otro de
pi;tno su!o. un Hlmero tie canto
" piano Y TN recitado. Eel pro-
grama tuy0 que Sufrir alteration :
deSputs de Ia Sinfonia POI. Ia or
questa que dilijc cl professor Car
melo DiaZ, Sc levanto el telun V
la nina Carmen Rosa Garcia re-
cito. con gran natul'alidad, la com
posici0n titulada La Rosa del
iardincro" Il su termination fue
aplautIila. rccihicn;lo IN artislico
borHuet.
III Segundo turno TOGO a la ell
can adora Selorita Margarita
Rios que canto acompahada de
piano por Ia senorita Mercedes
peGrcira, Guienes fueron obscquia
da~ con un ruidoSo APPLAUSE del
pdtlico. Sc proyecto Ia cinta en-
clln tro reels "i'ortuna por cl az
tistl itaIiano Capozzi V todos sa'
limos contpntoS del aconteclmlcn-
to artiStico que nos brindoron
los enllne&ilioS del Cine sehoirs
Garcia y Porlcll.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09

JORGE ADSUAR, ABSUELTO
Esta tarde, a las dos Y media,
ell Jurado de la Corte Federal ha
declarado absuelto al distinguido
cronista Jorge Asuar.
Felicitamos al companero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09

Declararon despues Manuel Rive
IA. Policia Militar. V el captain
Bartiste, Official de Seguros del
CampamentO Las Casas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
MOVIMIENTO
MARITIME
Entradas

Vapor americana Cornclia, de
New York.
Vapor Santiago de Cuba, de
Habana y escalas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09

EI SANTIAGO DE CCEA"
Esta mahana fonde0 Ell nuestro
puerto el vapor cubano Santiago
de Cuba, procedente de Ia iIaba,
MI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
jorge AdSuar en- ell
BanquillO
Continuation de la primera.) }

! continuation de la primera.) }
/ \ POGO de haber dado la Sc
gunda Noz de alarma. acudieron
el sargento de la Policia Militar
/ V otr0 soldado. Y Jorge Adsnar,
al yerlos. dijo: "Nanos encima de
ellos. que estoS no tienen balas
tampoco.
Al Dir este. el sarSento disparo
al ailr. V el joven teniente, Ma
nuel Alvarez. el nnico que vestla
de militar, Y el chauffeur Orion,
Sc metieron Ell el caro- V ccharon
col.rer ii toda velocidad. Los
otros dos. Adsuar V Bosch, fue-
ron am cstados por el sargento V
llcvados ai1ibu.
FL jurado senior Pesquera le hi
70 esta pre@unta al testigo Car
mona:
:: Tn Official que no supiera
manejar no podia entrar ell
Campamcnto auNiliado por un
chduttcMr?
FL testiG0 contesto:
La orden que yO habla reel
bido era de no dejar pasar ningdn
automoyil conducido por paisa-
nos deSputs dc las doc6 de la no
che.
Declare. en- seeuida. Juan Gago,
blanco. carrero del Campamento
V e! cual Sc hallaba presente cuan
do sucedi0 todo 10 que Sc ACADIA
de referir.
Juan Gago coincide en- algunos
puntos con la declaration de Car
mona. pero ditiere en- otros.
Segun CarmOna, Gago habia
llegado a la puerta del Campo
mento con una bicicleta al
mismo tempo que aparecia el
autom0vil de Adsuar Y sus com
paheros. Segnn Gaso. el estaba
ALI hacia media hora.
Segun Carmona las palabras
ofensivas cmpleadas por Adsuar
fueron: -; olga. canto negro"
SegGn Gage. Jorge Adsuar ofen-
di6 IA Carmona dici6ndole: No
seas pcnddngo".
Segun Carmona. el chauffeur
Orion le sujet0 por detras. V Sc
gun Gago el chauffeur Orion le
di6. POr Ia cspdldd a Carmona.
Una yez que termin6 de hacer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
Despachad0s -

Para la Isla, vapor Cornelia.
ba. Sc aguarda hoy procedente
de Habana y escalas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09

Una yez que termin6 de hacer
su declaration Gago, el abogado
defensor seiior Francis. le hizo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN

Fapor americana San Juan.
Saldra de New York para esta
cl 10 del presente.
Consigs., The n. Y. =. Il. S. S.
Vapor Coamo. Saldra para
New York el IA del presente.
Vapor americana L. Graphite.
Saldra de New York para esta
eli 10 del corriente.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
La Quota dc Ponce
Opiaioacs omimist0s
Ponce May : 1919.
lei lnparcial''
san Juan. +. X.

San Juan. T. Z.
rodemos ase&urar 4. quota CORES
pondicnte Ponce sel;l cubierta, Co
mission .tzucarcra Scrralles, Con
zalcz Y Mcrcado ayudan decidida-
mente Campana Emprestito. AS.
eiendc Sunla Bonos suscritos has.
ta docc del dia Il ciento o:henta
mil Sctccicntos dorarcs.
+. hiraru.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09

.tiYt.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Jefferis Has Naming
Of Youth for Army
and Navy Academies

Washington, June l7.-(Special
Telegram -Representative Jefferis
has been advised by both Navy and
War departments that he will have
the right to nominate candidates for
admission to Annapolis and West
Point, and in view of these vacan-
cies that will occur by reason of
graduation in both academies he in.
vites suggestions from the citizens
of the Second district as to the
fitness of young men desiring to
make the army or navy their pro-
fession.
Representative Mclaughlin has
two appointees to name to Annap-
oils. Today he nominated as prin-
cipal of one of these appointments,
Frank A. Belousek of O'Dell, Gage
county, who is highly recommended
by the citizens of that section. Mr..
mclaughlin will appoint the alter
mates in a week or so.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
SAYS j. s. ENTRY.
Into MEXICO WAS.
|UN RRANTED
Carranza's Confidential Am
bassador in Washington Is
sues Statement Regarding
Late Fight With Villa.

Washington, June H-General
Candida Aguilar. President Carran-
za's confidential ambassador to the
United States, has issued a formal
statement declaring "the govern
ment and. people of Mexico consider
as violation of Mexican sover-
eighty the crossing Of United States
soldiers into Mexican territory" and
expressing the hope chat the situa-
ton created by the latest occur
ences in Juarez will be satisfactorily
adjusted between the two countries"
A copy of the statement was sent
to the State department, but officials
said they did not regard it in the
nature of a formal protest and that
no reply would be made. They
added no other communication has
been received from the Mexican
government regarding the entry of
American forces into Mexico.
1t was learned that President Car
rama never had assented 10 the
agreement proposing that where
bandits bands committed depreda-
tons in either country the armed
force or that country would follow
"a hot trail" across the international
line.
U. S. Casualties IL.
Ell Paso, June H.-One American
soldier was killed, another died from
wounds, and 10 were wounded dur
ing the fighting Sunday night and
Monday, according to official re-
ports made to military headquar-
tiers.
Maj. Gen. De Rosey c. Cabell,
commander of the southern depart
ment, left here for his headquarters
in San Antonio. Before his depart
ure he announced, that no more
troops would be ordered here under
present conditions.
Five of the IL De Haviland air
planes that have been ordered to
Fort Bliss to be used for patrolling
the border for Villa raiders arrived
here late today.
To Protect Foreigners.
Juarez, Mexico, June 17.-Full
protection to foreigners in Juarez
was guaranteed by Mayor ]. Trini-
dad Romero.
"Juarez is rapidly recovering
from the wounds inflicted on her
during the clash with Villa forces
Sunday" said Romero. Cali our
public Offices are now open and
business is being resumed through
out the city.
81 have just come from a trip to
Zaragosa, II miles southeast of here
| find conditions normal all along
the line"
The street cars are not running
the telephones lines are out of COM
mission from artillery fire and few
Americans are seen on the streets
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Peace Conference
Takes'Up Problem Of
Future of Turk Reign

PariS June 1.-THE council OF
10 of the peace conference received
the Turkish mission in the Clock
room of the Quai d'Orsay this morn
ing. The Turkish delegation, head
ed by Damad Ferid Pasha, the grand
vizier, motored from Vaucresson, &C
companied by French officers.
The Ottoman Representatives are
here purely in the capacity of ex-
perts, and today's meeting was for
the purpose of setting forth the
Turkish situation to the conference.
The meeting, which was secret
one, lasted an hour. At its close the
Turkish representatives returned to
Vaucresson under escort.
The enemy status of the mission
was emphasized by its entering
through and departing by different
doors from the members of the
council.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

and consideration of those, whose
friendship | have appreciated so
much, and for so long a time. Dur
ing recent years some of my oldest
and dearest friends have passed
away. Each time it meant a sore
heart tug, | am not sure, however,
but that nature is kind in this in
lessening the number, we have 10
leave when our times comes.
"Our business will be continued
by Mr.. Cowell's business associ-
ates," said William F. Baxter, speak
ing for the Thomas Fitzpatrick &
Co. store, "and by his associates l
mean to include the large number of
old and loyal employees as we'll as
those who were active in the bust
ness with Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
I'VE appreciate keenly the part
ing, as we all-customers, too-will
miss the cheerful helpfulness of Mr..
Cowelfs presence, always an inspi-
ration and encouragement. We
recognize his wish to retire from
business cares as legitimate and
proper one and are glad our bust
ness is in such a prosperous and
satisfactory condition that this was
a very simple matter"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Robert Cowell, We'll Known
Omaha Merchant, Retires
Head of Thomas Fitzpatrick & Co. Store Quits Business
After so Years of Active Lfe-Has Spent 80 Years
In This City.

~ have a surprise for you, de-
clared Robert Cowell yesterday.
II have retired from business, I
have prepared this little statement
to announce the fact:
Starting in business at an age
when most boys are still engaged
with marbles and hoops, have Just
completed 50 years OF active life.
Forty years of this time have been
spent in this country and g of them
in this city. 1t is no light thing to
sever connection which has been
in effect for a generation, nor is
it easy to part from those with
whom l have been associated
through storm and sunshine-shar-
ing in hard times incident to crop
failure, panic and tornado, l take
pride in having some little share in
Omala's marvellous development
and prosperity. We leave soon for
the east to welcome home our
daughter, and then look forward to
a period of rest-and play together.
To all of the employees l take this
means of saying good bye; for |
could not trust myself to say this
to you in person. Ours was like a
family and l like to feel that we
were always interested in each other
as we grew older together. l want
to thank you all for cheerful and
loyal service, and will ever be con-
cerned in your welfare and happi-
ness. During the years it has also
been my privilege to make hundreds
of friends among the customers who
made our store their trading home.
| will not say good bye to these for
after season of rest and recreation
we all hope to come back aud spend
some portion at least of each year
in our home city.
| have reached the period in my
life when l find that only real 10y
comes from service, helpfulness TO-
ward others, and in my remaining
years, whether they be many or
few, intend to take an interest in
whatever may be for the public
veal. To all of my business
acquaintance and friends, l wish
to express the most kindly feeling
| know what it is to be misunder-
stood and even maliged-I can
truthfully say, however, that I lay
down my cares and responsibilities
any bitterness toward any
living soul. Conscious of my own
infirmitees and short comings, with
malice toward none, l hope l may
have a continuance of the good will
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
J. H. Bradley,
FORMER BLUFFS
RESIDENT, DEAD
Was Prominent in Business,
Banking and Social A.
fairs Of Chicago for
Many Years.

Telegraph advice was received
Monday from Chicago by Bradley,
Merriam & Smith that J. Harley
Bradley died Sunday in that city.
Bradley was one of the founders
and president of David Bradley &
Co. when they located in Council
Bluffs, in 1882, who were later sue
ceeded by Bradley, Merriam &
Smith, and Merriam and Smith were
associated in business with him for
many years.
He was president Of the David
Bradley Manufacturing company Of
Chicago and Bradley, ILL.,; was
prominent in business, banking and
social affairs, and a member OF the
Chicago and other prominent clubs.
Mr.. Bradley is survived by three
daughters.
E. H. Merriam and Robert F.
Smith have left for Chicago to at
tend the services. and out of re-
spect to Mr.. Bradley the offices and
warehouse of Bradley, Merriam &
Smith and the General Mercantile
Co. will be closed Wednesday af-
ternoon, the day OF the funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

local denied that sympathetic
strike with the transfers and truck
drivers was pending. No special
meeting has been called, Gus
Jennison, business agent for the
union, declared last night.
Approximately 500 members Of
the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks,
consisting of office clerks, stenog.
raphers and freight handlers EN-
p'oyed in the various railroads.
wete addressed by Robert Vaughn,
chairman of the Transfers confer
ence committee, at Crounse hall last
night:
1t is said at transfers and truck
drivers headquarters early t1is
morning that more than 50. men hal
left the headquarters at midnight
to scour South Side for two cal
loads of negro strike-breakers re-
ported to have been brought here
yesterday by the Business Mems
association.
South Side police said positively
that no sucn persons had arrived
and that Everything was serene