davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
Los que llsgarOn de Espana
en- eI Up. de Satrdstegul"

Ell vapor ''P. de Satrlstegui" trajo
los siguien,es pasajeros:
Rafael Palscios Salazar, Cecilio La
rrinaga de Dexter. Nora Dexter Larri-
naga, Enriqueta Dexter Larrinaga Luis
Dexter Larrinaga, Cecilia Dexter La
rrinaga, Mariana Angclet Bose, Carmen
Escudero dc Angelet, Aurora Escude-
70 Cabailero, Luis Angelet Escudero,
Carmen Angelet Escude-o, Carolina An
gelet Escudero. Mariana Angelet Escu-
dero, Pedro Juan Benin Armstrong, Car
los Siso Duran, Luis Garcia Arias, Leo
nj Esquivar, Fernin Rodriguez Marti
nez, MatDde LAMA Campoamor Emi-
liano Mendez Otero, Fernando Herencia
Cibes. Eduardo Gonzalez Fernandez, Ma
ria Luisa Gona&lsz Rodriguez, Eduardo
Gonzalez Rodriguez, Federico Lluch To
lidori, Covadonga LAMA, Juan Cabrar
Baiaguer, Espersnza Lluch de Cabrer
Juan Ferrer lIorell, antonio Alvarez
Nava, Emilio Garcia Cuervo. Maria Ca
70 de VSncell, Juan Vicens Bernat, Ju-
10 Suarez Perez, Jose Lopez Perez, Pis-
dad LAMA de Lopez, Fiedad Lopez Ian
"a, Jose Lopez LAMA, Fatria Lopez Ian
"a M&ximo Quir6s Bernardo, Guadalu-
pc Lagana de Quiros, Francisco iGraells
Alcover, Eugenio Portillo Attends, Enli
liza Garcia de Portillo, Lucia Labaycn
Suarez., Arsenic Fernandez, Angel Arri
vi Lopez, Lucisno Perez LAMA. Juan
Lameiro Rodriguez, Gerardo Peiia Lo-
pez, Justo Rug Calleja, An;onia Calleja
Pascual, Remedies Ruiz CSlleja, Ra-
mon Otero Gestera, Isabel Maria Rose
llo Manresa, Mateo Nicolau Rosell6 An
tonic Bernart Cerda, Jaime vaquer
Mol, Antonio vaquer velazquez. Jose
Fernandez Gonzalez, Luis Alvarez ote
70, Filomena Fuentes de Grava, Delta
Lsoaiza Panel, Francisco Loaiza Gon25-
lez. Jose Antonio Ramos Ruiz, Isaac
Serfati Canciente, Joaquin AlbiIlo Pi-
nacho, Jose Velazco Alfonso, Sebastian
T:full Touget, Margarita Maxim de.
Taull, Luis Taull Martin Servando
Mendez Martinez, Miguel Amengual
Gilabert, Juan Mayol Servera, Miguel
Lado Ramis, Jaime Ramis Rigo. VIC
tor Perez Fernandez, Noises castella-
nos Errandorena, Generoso Pena Pa
checo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
uleos p0r acCI6n Ia Ley del Saaro Inmo, en- Caguas

Aver Sc vieron en- la Corte Munich
pal de caguas, nueve casos criminales,
por infraccion "a la Ley s'Establccien.
do Ell MinimO de jornaI para las muje-
res trabajadoras, y para osros fines"
que fueron presentados por el Negoc.a-
do del Trabajo.
La Corte declare culpable a los acu-
sados, les impuso las siguientes SEN
tencias: raf st s-f1t<
RosENsTADT and WALLER, mo;
Primer case, $1,000 y costas.
Segundo case, $500 y costas.
Tercer case, $4,000 y costas.
ouar;o case, $500 y costas.
J. coHN y co.
Primer case. $1,000 y costas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
Las AutoridadeS
aCtdan contra eI
alza en- los preCiOs
Continuation de la pagina

Continuation de la pagina l
We Ell motive para subir tanto los pre-.
clos.
Otra de las quejas dadas a Mr.. Hu.
bbard Sc refiere cierto comerciante Gle
San.urce, que, valiendose de Ia opor.
tunidad de que un padre tenia un nifio
enfermo. lie pidi6 al cliente 80 centavos
por dos potes de leche condensada.
Contra dos comerciantes muy conoci-
dos aqui (uno establecido en- Santurce
y ell otro EN- San Juan), Sc han presen-
tado quejas importantes.
Sc les acusa de haber aumentado es-
Embellishments ell precio de la harina
de trigo. Hace diez dias esos come r
ciantes habian ofrecido harina de 'trieo
a S12.75 el saco, y Ell terlnino de diez
dias Sc confabulsron para exigir a $40
el saco. Documen,os Y pruebas suhcien-
tes para un proceso han sido acumula-
dos por un administrator de San.urce; !;
y scran llevados hoy Mr.. Hubbard.
DOS VAPCRES VIENEfJ A ALIVIAR
LA SITUACION
Hoy estsra descargando EN- Ponce cl
vapor Lake Blanchester'', que lego
Puerto Rico, procedente de Galveston.
via Santo Domingo. Ell Lake Blan-
chcs' err trae un importante cargamen
to de gasolina y 3.6s5 sacos dc harina
de trigo, CUE seran repartidos en- la 81
guiente forna: Arecibo, 675: Ponce,
1000; y San Juan, 2010. Tanbien hay
noticias de que el juoz Hamilton. de Ia
Corte Federal, ha sal:do de Nucva Or
leans aCbordo de un transports del Co
bierno, y el cual tocara en- este puerto
el dia ounce de noviembre, pues tiene
qre hacer escala en Colon, Panama. Mr..
Hubbard calcula cue esta cantidad de
harina durara dos tres semanas. I'll
trsnspoTte donde viene Mr. Hamil: on
trae provisicnes para los militares.
Hay OTRO CABLE MAS URcENTE
Como el Gobernador Wager no ha re-
cibido aun, contestacion alguna a los
cablegramas cue recientemente fueron
snviados Washington, ell secretario
;efor Rodriguez, ha redac' ado otro Ca
blesrama mas u-gente. cue sera envia-
DO hoy per Ia maAana con objeto de
que las autorijades ,nacion2les inter
vengsn en- estas ,situaci5n an6mala por-
que atraviesa ell pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
La constitution
del Gran Jurado

gencia con honradez, con virtud sin
apasionamientos, nj prejuicios Y sin
acordarnos de la autoridad, infuen-
cia que su ejercicio pone en- nuestras
manos y como no sea para dedicarla
a la consecusion de los mas sagra-
dos fines de la justicia.
La constitution del Gran Jurado Sc
hace necesaria sin demora Y encon-
trandose esta Corte en- un periodo le
gal de vacaciones, Sc hace necesaria la
convocatoria para una session especial
por medic de la siguiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
La Juntd local UniOniSta
de San Sebastian prOteSta
contra Ia Vanguardia 'Mu-
nOz Rivera, y hace juSti-
Cia al "Ieader" Sr. Huyke
Anoche recibimos ell siguiente tele
grama:
San Sebastian, octubre 81, 1919.
Director de Gel MUNDO".
San Juan.

Suplicole que como aclaraci0n a ,un
telegrama de este pueblo publicado en-
el numero f218 de este diario, haga
constar 10 siguiente:
10. Que la linica fraction del par
lido Unionista existente aqui hasta
la fecha es la vanguardia Munoz Ri
vera y~que de mencionar los firman-
tes del telegrama una "Fraccion Ra-
bel" han querido, sin duda, referirse
la Junta Local Unionista de San
Sebastian elegida por ell pueblo en-
las iiltimas convenciones del partido
Y la cual presta ell seiior Rabell, que
es uno de sus miembros, la mas fir
me adhesion el mas decidido con-
curse.
20. Que cl senor Huyke, lejos de
ser abogado de determinada fraccion
politica, 10 es, por ell contrario, de
tres concejales unionistas, electos por
ell pueblo de San Sebastian, que han
cumplido estricta Y felmente con los
deberes de su cargo durante cinco
amos Y quien ahora Sc les quiere
lamar de sus puestos medianta cier-
tos procedimientos judiciales entaBla-
dos por el senor Guerra Mondrag6n,
Presidente de la Camara Y miem-
bro de la Junta Central, apoyado
por los frmantes del telegrama men
cionado.
30. Que la Junta Local Unionista
de San Sebastian interpretando su
propio sentir y el del electorado que
representa-, aplaude la gallarda pa
triotica actitud del sefioE Huyke, Y
censura y condena la perturbadora e
incomprensible conducta del senor
Guerra de la fraction vanguardista
al tratar de entorpecer la implanta
cion en- una municipalidad unionista,
del nuevo regimen Municipal.
10. Que al recurrir los tribuna
les ell sefior Rabell en- la OCCASION que
tan desgraciadamente recuerdan los
frmantes del tslegrama, 10 hizo ampa-
RADIO por las disposiciones del regla-
mento del partido, que lie autorizaban
hacerlo Y respaldado por la opinion
unionista de San Sebastian, que en-
.tonces 10 hizo miembro del actual Co
mite.
~ Pedro BetancOurt,
Presidents de la Junta Local
Unionista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
Los ObrerOS de
?. R. Sc dirigGD a
los de los EE. UU.

Anteayer y aver los trabajadores de
los muelles de Puerto Rico, afifiados a
Ia Union Local de Marinos'', Sc reu-
nieron en- los salones de la Fedora
cion Libre'', de Puerta de TERRA. En-
esta asamblea Sc .rataron diversos asun
tos de importancia, Y fnalmente Sc con
vino en- dirigir los Estados Unidos los
siguientes telegramas:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01

El Abogado de los acusados aleg6
en- su augmentation que los trabajos
por ajuste tareas no estaban protegiI
dos por la Ley del salario Minimo.
Ell dia cuatro de noviembres Sc We
ram en- la Corte Municipal de San Juan
los casos presentados contra la Portos
Illicah American Tobacco Company.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
JUICIO POR LIBELO EN- Ell.
SUPREME

.Anoche Sc informo que la apslacion
de Ia causa por libeio que Sc sigue con
ira Jose M. Balzac, por haber pubrca-
do erticulos contra ell Gobernador, ha
sido sefalada para tener lugar el dia
sie:e de noviembre ante Ell Tribunal Su
premo. Lleva la defensa del acusado ell
licenciado Tizol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
8 Pedro BetancOurt,
Presidents de la Junta Local
Unionista.
Es mas facil conquistar una
poslclon, que sostenerla.

Ell ALcoHoLADo cEREIPINA debdo sus exceIentes
propiedades antiene pero muy Alto prestgio que
exitos lie han dado prodIcto indispensable
ira casa.
Que ell predIecto de las famias, diaro 10 procIa
sus innunerabIes consumidores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
J. J1MENEz sAuRI

J. JIMENEz sAURI
Primer case, $1,000 y costas.
Segundo case, $500 y costas.
Ell Fiscal Massari, del Distrito Judi
cial de Humacao, llevo la representa-
ci6n de FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico en- es-
tos casOs a soiici:ud que hieiera Ell Me-
gcciado del Trabajo al Attorney Gene
raj.
Los acusados apelaron de las senten-
cias para la Corte del Distrito Judicial
de HumacaO, habiendo senalado la Cor
te cincuenta d6lares de fianza en- cada
caao. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
rAsAJERos DEL sANTo DOMINGO

Francisco VSlaespesa, Maria G.. de
Villaespesa, n. P. Rodriguez, A.. Pc
rec Gomez. salom6n M. Mussa, Gladys
Lucille, Tomas sbert, James Brio So
mons, E. CHAIRMAN, A. Lucy, Joaquin
Rey Beiro Victor Ahlim.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
La ASdmbIea &C.
Iebrada en- eI MI-
niCipiO de S. Juan

concurrio Ell doctor Jacinto Aviles,
para tomar posesion del cargo.
Sc aprobo una plantilla, con caracter
provisional, autorizando sueldos para IN
veterinario, un inspector de Sanidad Y
seis desinfectores, para que atienden
la inspection del ganado que Sc sa-
critca para ell abasto ptblico, etc. etc.
De acuerdo con las prescripciones de
los reglamentos del Senado adcptado
provisionalmente por la Asamblea, fue
acuerdo proveer por votaci6n secreta Ell
cargo de vice-presidente, para ell que
resulto electo don Antonio Bazar.
Sc nombro Sargento de armas a don
Arturo Ntihez.
Y fuercn elegidas las Comisiones 81
guientes:
SERVICIo PUBLICO,
PoLICIA Y PRISIONES:
Juan Gonzalez Diaz, Rafael cabre-
ra Torres y Juan Marchan Sicardo.
SANDAL Y BENEFICENCIA:
Dr. M. Martinez Rosell6, DR.. Jacinto
Aviles y Juan Marchan Sicard5 Cnte-
rino).
oBRAs PUBLICAs:
Eduardo E. Alvarez, Eduardo Fos-
sas y Alfredo Gambaro (interino).
INSTRUCTION PUBLIcA:
Doctor M. Martinez Rosello, doctor
z. A. de Goenaga Licdo. Eduardo
Acuiia Aybar;
HACIENDA:
Miguel Echevarria, Antonio Bazan y
Alfredo Gambaro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
PRIMER CABLE
"Mr. Samuel Gompers, Pres.
"American Federation of Labor >
Washington, D. c..
Washington, D. G.

De acuerdo con instrucciones recibi-
das de Presiden.e O'Connor, de la TN
ternacional de Marines, las unioncs
de los puertos de la isla esperan que
sus demandas seran tomadas ell consi-
deraci0n al establecerse cualquier ARE
glo EN- la huelga pendiente de solucion,
mGntenida por tra5aj ajadores de muelles
Los. trabajadores de Puerto Rico QUE
dan incluidos en- los convenios con las
ccmpafifas de vapores que hScen ell ira
fico con esta isla. Creemos que seria
altamente perjudicial inhumano que
los trabaj jadores de los puertos de la is
la no fueran atendidos en- esta OCCASION,
teniendo en- cuenta que los altos salaries
que tengan que pagar dichas companies
han de ser cargados al pobre pueblo &c
Puerto Rico
Los marines de Puerto Rico supli-
cen usted interceda para que los ira
bajadores de aca, obtengsn similares
benefcios que los de sus hermanos del
continente. Suplcamos respuesta.
Diego r. BAEZ, j. AYBAR
Uniones de Marines
Santiago IcLEsIAs, Org. A. F. Of L.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01

Segundo case, $500 y costas.
Tercer case, $4,000 y costas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01
sEGUNDo CABLE
O'CONNOR, Buffalo.

O'CDNNOR, Buffalo.
De scuerdo con su carta Ultima las
uliones de Puerto Rico esperan ansio-
SOS conocer que usted incluira los
trabajadores de los puertos de la isla
en- los ccnvenios cue puedan realiza rse
con las companias cue traacan con es-
tos puertos.
Consideramos cue usted y sus a:io-
cisdos comprenderan que seria altaulen
&C injusSo los abajadores de Puerto
Roco no recibieran .similares. benefcios.
va que esta isia tendra que pagar todos
los aumentos ole las lineas de Puerto
2ico hayan de hacer en- la presente huel
ga. Suplicamos respuesta. ~
Diego R. BAEz, j. AYBAR.
Uniones de Marines
Santiago IGLESIAS, Org. A. F. of L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Drinking a Glass
of Hot Water is
a Splendid Habit
Cleanse and sWeetsn the sya-
ten each morning and wash
away poisonous, stagnant
matter.

Those OF US who are accustomed TO
feel dull and heavy when we arise;
splitting headache. stuffy from cold.
foul tongue, nasty breath. acid stom-
ech. lame back, can. Instead. both look
and feel as fresh as a daisy always by
washing the p0isons and toxins from
the body with phosphated hot water
each morning.
We should drink. before breakfast,
a glass Of hot water with a tea
spoonful Of limestone phosphate IN L
70 flush from the stomach, liver, kid
mers and bowels the previous days
indigestible waste sour bile and pol
Eonous toxins: thus cleasing. sweet
ening and purifying the entire alimen-
tsrv tract before eating more food
The action OF limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
IS wonderfully invigoratiug. Il cleans
ont al the sour denominations. gases.
waste and acidity and gives one a
fine appetite for breakfast A quarter
pound o. limestone phosphate costs
very little at the drug store. but Is
enough 70 make anyone who IS both
cred with blliousness, constipation
stomach trouble or rheumatism an en-
thusiast on Internal sanitation.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Y.W.C.A.M Membership Tea Planned
For New and Old Members Friday

bership committee Hud the other
members include, Mrs. E. A Haishts
Mrs. L f. Gam Die. Mrs J. W. Loretz,
drs ]. W 3. Robinson, Ms 2. 2
French. Mrs. P. r Outlaw. Mrs r F.
Ebert. Miss Anna Franklin, Mrs r a
Spence. Mrs. W. s McMath, Mrs F. P
Mosson. Mrs Glenn o. Everman. Mrs
". G. Roe, and Mrs. J. E Benton.
This is an important week for the
Y. ". c. A. as the various committees
are meeting from time 70 time 70
make out their budgets
Mrs Beatrice Correll was hostess
to a delightful informal tea on Mon
day afternoon at her home on Law
ton avenue, given in honor Of MS
Ella Dozier Of Houston, Texas who IS
a visitor In the city. Carnations were
the flowers OF decoration and the
other appointments for the party
were n appropriate keeping with the
fragrant blossoms. Those present
were Mrs. Dozier, Mrs Matilda Bur
rouEhs. Mrs Ethel Atkinson MIS-. J.
c. Houston. Mrs Eugenia Perkins
and the hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

OF my health all my life; 20 arrange
work, as far as possible. on methods
that allow OF the utmost output Of
energy. and yet secure periods OF re-
cuperatlon.
Where I have seen many men 20
wrong Is that they have had no
power TO laze' Then. OF course, a
certain amount OF activity Is essen
tial 20 vitality. A good many people
shorten their lives by doing too
little"
Dealing with the situation IN the
labor world, Dr.. Clifford said he
thought the outlook was healthy and
reassuring.
What Is necessary Is the interna-
tfonaIization OF labor conditions
There are four classes OF people that
have TO be considered. and u Is only
when they meet and try to arrange
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

TIE membership committee Of the
/ Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION met at 10 o'clock tuesday
morning IN the Y W. c. A. clubhouse
am at this meeting plans we're dis
eussed for the membership tea TO be
given on Friday afternoon from 3
10 8 O'Clock Heretofore these teas
have been annual affairs and have
been given through the courtesy OF
1Irs James Graham McNary at the
sFcNarv home. plans are 90 make II
from this time a quarterly event and
the tea on Friday afternoon IS the
first Of the teas which are given IN
honor Of the new members OF the
association,
This affair viii not only be for the
new members Of the association, but
also for the old members and TO renew
interest in the organization
The mem bershiD committee VIII re-
csire At the tea on Friday. Mrs R.
3 Homan IS chairman for the mem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
INVITE EDITORS
To MEET HERE
e. Paso Representatives
Attend Editorial Confer
ence At Dallas.

Dallas. Tex Dec. 2.-The managing
editors Of the Texas and Oklahoma
Daily newspapers. in session here FOR
the past two days, viii probably meet
next December in FL Paso.
At the closing session today. James
S. Black. Of the FL Paso Times, and
C. A. Martin. Of the FL Paso Herald
presented an Invitation to them "a
meet next in FL Paso. and the sug-
gestion was received with favor.
Final decision was left with the pres
ident and the executive board.
The editors have had one round Of
entertainment with business sand
wiched IN where possible They have
been the guests Of AL chiefs and Of
the newspapers at lunchsons and ban
quets galore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Shorten Lives
BIZ Doing Too Little

London. Eng. Dec 2.-Dr John
Clifford. Nonconformist leader and
president Of the international FEEDER
alton OF Brotherhoods. celebrated his
ssrd birthday and the slst anniver-
sary Of his ministry in London by
telling why he Is young at 50 and
sounding an optimistic note regard
ing the present labor unrest
II started life with a yer yindif-
ferent machine" sald,Dr. Clifford. ex-
planning the secret OF his juvenility
ct have had 70 take the utmost cart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

MISS BERTHA POOL primary So
w pervisor Of the FL Paso schools
has been appointed chairman OF the
primary department Of the state
Teachers association The appoint
ment was made while Kiss Pool was
attending the state convention Of the
teachers association which recently
was held In Houston.
Mise Pool stands very high in the
profession Of teaching and this Is one
Of a number Of honors which have
been bestowed on her by her CO
workers
she Is at present visiting IN other
points IN the state ard VIII return
home the latter part Of the week
The condition Of Mrs Rena wilkins
Carr. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis on Monday afternoon Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Sends Coz. Coolidge
Good Luck Symbol

Boston. Nass. Dec Governor
Coolidge has received a letter from q
school teacher IN Chauole. Kan The
letter contained a pair OF Jack rabbit
ears symbol OF good luck" and this
note;
u have heard OF the clean fight you
made for governor Of your state and
the excellent platform on which you
stand. ] want 20 congratulate you.
and here is a little token OF Interest
a pair OF lack rabbit ears one OF my
pupils caught
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
NCaElsE SHOWN IN FEES

santa Fs, n. NJ Dew 2.-The state
Insurance department has collected
in fees during the fiscal year ending
November 80 s55.241-5s this is an In
crease OF ss.5s4so over the previous
fiscal year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
SPANISH MINISTRY RESIGNS;
MIRANDA TO HEAD CABINET

Madrid. Spain Dec. 2-The Spanish
ministry resigned today.
Admiral Angel Miranda. former
minister Of marine. viii probably
head the new cabinet which is form
ing.
Senior RurEos. minister OF the IN
terror. said that minister Of war Co
raro. whose resignation yesterday
seems TO have nrecipitated the retire.
ment Of the cabinet. had withdra WI
because his conscience forbade him
to do certain things" and his col
leagues considered they must act IN
sympathy with him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

matters on just and sound principles
that there can be harmony.
THESE four classes are the men
with means. called capitalists. the
men who have land and rents: the
men who live on dividends and make
their demand for their share on the
profits OF labor. and the men who are
really doing the work. They all have
Just claims, and these claims can be
met"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

san Francisco. Calf. Dec. . - A
bomb was found in the employment
office Of the san Francisco Water
Front Employers association Non
day, the police said shortly before Il
was timed 70 explode. About 200 per
sons were In the office at the time
The employers association for some
time has ben hiring men 10 replace
striking members Of the Rigsers' and
Stevedorss' union.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
julia Freneh GeraEhty DiEgrced.

Newport. R. L. Dec Mrs Julia
French Geraghty. daughter OF Mrs.
Leroy French, was granted a d.
vorce by Judge Doran in the superior
court Monday from John Geraghty.
Her husband made no defence against
the allegations OF non-support Mrs
Geraghty was granted custody OF her
six year old son. The elopment Of
Julia French with Geraghty. who was
employed as a chauffeur here, IN Au-
gust. 1911. created q stir in Newport
social circles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

The medical college OF the New
York university now has 20 women
students. all OF whom are on the
same basis as the men. attending the
same classes. working in the same
laboratories and cIiHics and receiving
the same degrees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

Texas & Faciflc train No. g. due
at 1888 p. m, was schedu1ed TO ar
rive at p m FL Paso 8 Southwest
ern train No. 3, due at $40 p. m
was scheduled to arrive at $40 p m.
All other afternoon and night trains
were reported on time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Miss Bertha Pool, OF City Schools,
Given Honor By State Association

$50 o'clock at Providence hospital is
quite satisfactory
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H sharp and Air.
and Mrs Fred r. Warner have moved
into their new residence at 34S2 Grand
arenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Dr.. Anna Reum. Bucislsr Bidg Pa 5T7


Macon. Ca. Dec. An unidenti-
fled negro was lynched near here
Sunday night after he had shot and
seriously wounded Hansel Roster, jr
q farmers son. The mob worked so
quietly that the neighborhood knew
nothing Of the lynching until the
negroes body was found Monday
hanging from a tree near q church
Roster VIII recover.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

Policarpio Rodriguez was arrested
Monday night by city detective Al
Second and san Jacinto treets- He
IS alleged TO have had two bottles
OF whisky in his possession. He was
wanted in connection with alleged
theft OF and traffic in government
property. Whom he was arrested and
the detectives prepared TO search
him he snatched a check from his
pocket and tore Il to bits Pieced to-
gether the police believe the check
VIII furnish a clue TO the Identify Of
his accomplices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

Bernardo Reyes. one of the labor
ers who are widening and cleaning
the Irrigation canal in Juarez, was
instantly killed Monday afternoon
when & tree which he was chopping,
fell on him and crushed him The
body was removed to the civil hos
pital where It VIII remain pending an
investigation and formal inquest
,-.r-. --e rrs,t- r,45--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

As Mrs. 2 Springer o. The IraVeI-
ars' hotel was walking at the carui-
val grounds Monday night a boy ap-
parently about Is years OF age strucb
her IN the face and snatched her
purse- The woman reported the mat
ter TO the police and said the purse
contained several dollars