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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28

4ISl INIVII' OUIIIA', I0U NIVNE pC.
3. D. G.. Liniment Co,
Meriden, Conn.
Gentlemen: 1 have suffered from
rheumatism for past fifteen years
Have doctored and tried medicines Of
all kinds without getting much relief.
I will say that after using B. D. G..
[ have obtained more relief from it
than from anything L have ever used.
Will gladly recommend it to anyone.
Yours truly,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

railroad work. Mr.. Shanahan came
on with Mr.. Jefferis a few weeks
ago.
Omaha Boy Congratulated.
Mrs. Burk, widow of General
BurE of Clusters army, who has
spent the past several winters in
Washington with her daughter, Mrs.
Mash, wife of Col. A. W. Mash,
I. S. A. is staying rather late in
town this year owing to Colonel
Maish's return a week ago from
France. Colonel and Mrs. Mash
and Mrs. Burk will close their apart
paent in the Dresden within a fort
night and go to some one of the
eastern seashore resorts for the re-
mainder of the summer. Colonel
Mash will remain with them there
as long as it is possible for him.
DR.. Robert L. Straetten, u. S. n,
spent a few days early in the week
with his family in the home of Mrs.
Straetten's mother, Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes. head OF the Washington
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

they separate the climber from TIE
thoroughbreds as clearly as thcy
would the white from the yolk OF
the egg. However. we have some
interesting folk who have never
gone in for Climbers"
To those who are there, the WAYS
OF those who are still struggling a,e
amusing.
The well-dressed good-looking
blonde matron, who has been at the
foot of the social ladder for son,c
time, comes in for her share of lest
ing.
Often it is told how she tele-
phoned a popular member of the
younger set and asked her to her
dancing party.
Now, the invited one knew she
was not acquainted with the social
climber, but thought their husbands
must be, so she accepted, After an
hour the hostess called her and saiI.
AIRS. -- | invited you to my
dance an hour ago, but forgo;,
that did not know you. | though,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

you were Miss --."
The popular little natron has a
delicious sense OF humor and en-
;'oyed the situation greatly as did all
Of her friends and the incident is
cl.en jol;ed about
At the same party. two Of
O1laha's vivacious maids were pres
cnt. Decided social lines are drawn
Between the two families, but the
home of tne hostess, being one OF
the most expensive in the city,
curiosity led them to accept the invi-
ia-lon. SO they iourneyed forth ana
had such good time, not mingling
with the guests, but viewing the
house, its hooks and corners, guided
by one OF the servants. Was it not
Ike visiting stage scenes with q
guide" ventured enc OF their witty
trends.
SO goes the doings OF the social
climber and so often among their
guests are those who apologize Ger
being present and Others again who
say we accepted most reluctantly"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
il W0ma ans Work IT, The World 81 II
Set lie m mt
Riddles Find
New Friend
A Party With Ice Cream,
Cake and Paper Hen
Caps Make Many Lit
tie Ones Happy.
VIHAT magical, mystical. fas-
w cinating land we conjnre in

TTIHAT magical, mystical, fas-
w cinating land we conJnre in
W our minds eye when someone
speaks OF the south" Pillared por-
| ticos, goateed colonies, crinolined
bellies and mint iuleps. they are all
synonymous with the land of cotton
and it is only when we meet the
modern southern woman that we
realize that the south of our ilnagi-
nation has been CLEANED from civil
war novels and "plantationed" NOV
les.
Quite surprising and quite de-
llghttul it was to find true daugh-
ter Of the south, Mrs. Oliver Bon
ny, transplanted to vigorous Ne
braska. for little OF the languo
which we associate with the womtr
OF the southland is to be noticed
about this attractive nia;ron
Mrs, Bonny is deeply interested in
the South Side settlement house and
here you may find her several days
in the week, group OF earnest chill
dren around her, intently listening to
a story or perhaps bending over their
sewing lesson Mrs Bonny. with
delightful frankness. says this is
really selfish pleasure which she
takes, not a charitable act as some
might suppose.
Children are to her like flowers.
They must be allowed to expand
and unfold, she says. without the
blighting frosts of adult criticism
nlpping the delicate buds
A peep into the large roonl-at the
Settlement House Tuesday after
noon would have disclosed unique
and joyous party. Mrs Bonny was
hostess for the Blue Birds" class
OF little girls who have named them
selves for the harbingers of happi-
ness. The affair had all the usual at
fractions dear to childish hearts
There were loads and loads of ice
cream, heaps of cake and a score OF
happy little folks. Their favors we're
compressed caps and as each child
pulled the string to opeiAthe cap. It
turned into a paper hen.
There is much work to be done
! out there said Mrs. Benny, "ar3
too few earnest workers to do it
There should be ever so many more
| - devote their time to tie settle
ment and I, for one, shall place my.
self at Mrs. Marie keff- Caldweli's
thead resident) disposal during any
i. every drive, as we'll as for the
regular work"
The heated days of July will find
Mrs. Bonny journeying to her home
in Tennessee for the summer. Blu
Il crisp days of fall will find Mrs
Bonny in Omaha. for she has learn
ed to love Nebraska with its vigo
and vim. Her work with the Settle
ment children will be continued ever
on larger scale during the fall ane
winter MONTHS and she has man.
plans for this most important hob
by of hers. A bit of the old seut
| fingers in Mrs Bonny's smile bu
her eagerness for a niche in thu
busy world is truly the spirit of tn,
great west.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

NAUTICAL problem nova days anc
those Of US who didn't pass in fig
ures" and hated percentage are find
ing the various phases of the war
tax greater bugbear than ever
the missing X" in algebra dared be.
Its exactly like geometry too, il
some ways. Given a menu, an ap
petite and an order blank in two diff
ferent places and the inevitable cues
ton will be, What is the war tax
here?"
Recently four of that noon-time
eat here and eat there" type visited
a new promising little shop near
them.
Enthusiasm was keen. Eyes were
open for everything and after due
studying of the menu card, anG
proper changing of the order they
realized that they were in an ala.
hotel type of parlour. There was
one convenient dainty little slip on
which to write all the orders of the
four!
Here was ordering simplifed; nc
misunderstanding OF orders; quiel
service-everything that could be
wished and nothing seemingl,
wrong
Well, they ordered and ate and
then it was time to pay the bill"
Being Dutch each took his turn
at the once popular bill; each hg-
ured and added and twisted and
turned; collected the coffees and
sandwiches and ice teas and salads
together until each had htr lunch
money"
Well-at the close of the slip was
2 cents war tax! But nobody knew
exactly why, They hadn't had ice
creams or drinks! Then they
learnedl
Because they had all ordered t.
gether and the whole slip added to
more than 81, there was tax OF ?
cents
At last they thought they saw the
meaning of the one-pieced bill. Ard
then they again figured! Every one
was going to pay that 2 cents. You
simply couldn't divide 2 cents be-
tween four people.
The clock moved towards
o'clock. and the four at last went
out wondering, we suppose Who
ever would have believed that math-
ematics and noon-time lunches were
akiui
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

Social climbers will exist. how
ever, as long as the world goes
roHnd.
Recently we'll known OMAHA
Miss entertained an out, o.:
teHn visitor. She took her guest
during her short stay in the city Il
ca!l on several popular members. It
TIE set she longed to burst into,
/ hose receiving the calls could
not quite understand the -eason. as
hey were not acquainted with tha
cut-of-town visitor and barely 80
wish the hostess. Much merrlme1 =
has been had at the expense OF t1e
hostess, and out-of-town visitor.
So goes the Ways Of the socia;
climber.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Around Town
With GabbV
Detayls
By GABBY DETAILS.

VANITY Fair could find lots OF
v data for its social problem
here in Omaha.
What hazards and culverts arc
travelled over by the social climbers.
One would think life was hard
enough for them, but each day adds
problems to their stormy existence
and such awful faux paus are made.
Those who are there, never apol-
oglze for anything. For the pho
tographer, for raking the front
yard, for their personal garb, for
who they are with; and looking on,
in their rightfully superior attitude,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

N1OON time can no longer be
" time OF pure recreation. Brains
- and figures can't be entirely
discarded as the clock strikes II and
picked up again st the o'clock
hour.
No, indeed! Eating is a mathe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

To afford a stronger grip on
wires red pliers have handles that
are shaped like q pistol stock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

An Enghshman has invented
apparatus to electrolyte sea water
on shipboard To form a disin-
fectant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

Fairgrounds association. Mrs.
otraetten and their children will join
DIR. Straetten at Newport next
next month, as he will be stationed
there throughout the summer.
An interesting young visitor this
week IRON Omaha was Josephus A.
Briggs, son OF Benjamin Briggs OF
Omaha. He has recently passed
successfully his exams for entrance
to the naval academy at Annapolis,
and is being deservedly congratu-
lated on every side. He has literally
earned it for himself. He graduated
recently from a military school i'll
Missouri and was named an al.er-
nate for Annapolis. The principal
failed to pass and he passed well.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

Miss Helen Murphy, a Philadel-
phia girl, worked for the Red Gross
Jour years in the war zone, crossed
the ocean thrice during the subma-
Tlne campaign of the Germans and
witnessed 3 air raids over London.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
LA COMPANIA DEL TROLLEY
DEJA CESANTE A 81
EMPLEADOS.

Sc nos informa que aver tarde
Mr.. Enforn, Superintendent de la
San Juan Transit and Power Co.,
envio notification por carta las
estaciones de la Parada % Y Mar
tin Pe1a diciendo que quedaban
cesantes desde hoy 81 empleados
de la compania, en- la forma 81
guiente, 8 conductores, 8 motoris-
tas, y cinco empleados de talleres.
Mr.. Enfors dijo en- su carta que la
compailia daba este paso por ra-
zones de "economla."
Toda vez que estos veintiun en-
pleados que han quedado cesan-
tes participaron en- las recientes
huelgas que paralizaron ell trafico
entire San Juan Y Rio Piedras, ell
comite de la Union Local de Con-
ductores Sc propone celebrar esta
noche una session para tomar al
gunos acuerdos, entire ellos, enviar
una protesta al Gobernador de
Puerto Rico.
Green los conductores que la
compaiiia quiere ir paulatinamen-
te reemplazando los empleados q.
participaron en- las recientes huel-
gas por elementos d1ctiles.
Manana informaremos de los
acuerdos que Sc tomen en- la reu-
ni0n de esta noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01

EQUIVOCARON LA PEDRADA

EQUIVOCARON LA PEDRADA
Ell policfa Leopoldo Maldona-
do, anoche Sc vic Obligado a arres-
tar ell muchacho Manuel Lopez, de
ounce amos de edad que jugaha
con varias botellas en- ell atrio de
la Cathedral, y rompi6 algunas, de-
jandO los vidrios en- ell camino.
Habia otros muchachos acompa-
fiando Lopez, pero Sc dieron a
la fuga no pudiendO aprehenderlOs
el policfa. Cuando este dltimo v
ell muchachO pasaban pOr la Gale
de San Jose en- direction al Guar
tel, una enorme pedrada cuyo orr
gen Sc desconoce, cogi0 al detenido
en- mitad de la cara, produciendole
una grave herida de la cual fue
curado EN- la Sala de SOcOrro pOr
ell practicante Barreras. Un re-
porter nuestro que interrog6 al
policia MaldOnadO Sc enter0 de
que la pedrada habfa sido dirigida
a el y no al muchacho, pero por
una casualidad err6 la punterfa
Ell audaz y criminal tirador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
tSOCIEDAD RECREATIVA DE
SAN JUAN"

Ell Secretario Executive de Puer-
to Rico, ha expedido certifcado
de registrp a la corporation $50
ciedad Recreativa de San Juan"
Inc.' cuya oficina principal Sc en-
cuentra en- Ell No. II III de la calle
de Allen, San Juan, P. R. Los f.
mes principales de la misma seran
dedicarse al negocio de teatro, sa-
lones de m1sica, y bales, exhibi-
clones cinematografcas, y demas
diversiones hcitas.
Su capital autorizado es de
$250,000.00, siendo sus incorpora-
dores los senores Guillermo Rief-
kohl, George S. Latimer, Jose G..
Linde, y Pedro A. Piza, ell prime
ro de Santurce, Ell segundo de Rio
Piedras, y los dos 1ltimos de San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
LoGIA PALAFox.

Directiva para 1919: Jose Gar
cia Diaz, Presidente Director
Juan Fernandez Suarez; Vice-pre-
sidente-director; Jose Lopez Soto,
Vice-presidente-director; Bernar-
Zeno Sama, Secretario-d o-director
Jose Ma. Suarez, Vice-secretario-
director; joaquin Franco Sanchez,
Tesorero-director; Carlos Fernan-
dez, Manuel Gonzalez Longo,
Eduardo E. Alvarez, y Jose Bar
cia Perez, Directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
DE INFORMATION GENERAL

Mas de "2 millones" de pasa-
jes hay anotados en- diversos puer-
Etds de los Estados Unidod para
Europa. Todavia no Sc conceden
pasaportes y Sc cree que hasta no
Sc 6rme la Paz no hahra facil ira
fico de viajeros con Europa.
EN- la proxima Legislature,
Sc trata de presentar un "Bill" i'm
poniendo contribution para los
prestamos de todas clases, hipote-
cas- y operaciones privadas de CO.
locacion de dinero.
HAY gran animation para pre-
parar un enthusiastic recibimiento
los Holdados del Regimiento de
Panama que regresan en- este mes
a Puerto Rico.
Una ordenanza reglamentan-
do prohibiendo la mendicidad
p1blica, esta en- estudio.
-Visitan a San Juan en- asuntos
de negocios los sefiorea E. Critic
y Julio iMirahielles, de Ponce.
Bienvenidos.
-Contin1a mejorando de la do
lencia que lie aqueja, la distingui-
da senora Ines Barros de Chavier;
que pasa una corta temporada en-
esta ciudad.
Con la baja del costo de La ga
solina esta aumentando el ntmero
de "Guaguas" que hacen ell ira
ico entire San Juan y sus pobla-
dos inmediatos.
-El senior Manuel Paniagua, Sc
propone levantar una hermoia vi
vienda en- Santurce, cuyos pianos
s1tan a cargo del ingeniero senior
Luis A. Gonzalez.
En- breve realizaran un viaje
a los Estados Unidos el DR.. Sal
gado y su senorita hija Genoveva.
-Numerdsos soldados licencia-
dos ultimamente no han encontra-
4
do ocupaci6n y Sc encuentran en-
diffcil. La falta de 81
ito donde trabajar para los hasta
hace POGO abnegados militares es
asunto que debe MERCER toda la
atenci6n p1blica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
I"LA COLBCTIVA" ABRE sUS
FABRICAS, PERO LOS OBRE-
ROS NO CONCURREN AL
TRABAJO.

"La Colectiva," cumpliendo su
ofrecimiento, abri6 hoy, despues
de haber pasado balance, las "a
bricas de la Marina y de Puerta de
TERRA, pero los obreros, que estan
en- espera de una demanda de au-
mento de sueldO que presentarOn
en- diciembre, no concurrieron al
trabajo.
Los tabaqueros, pedfan en- su
demanda, ademas, que la compa-
lila volviera a abrir las fabricas de
Pehuelas y Juana Diaz, que fue-
ron clausuradas en- ell mes referidO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
TEMPoRADA DE OPERA

El dfa 5 del corriente, o sea de
aqui cuatro dias, quedara cerra-
do ell abono la temporada de
Opera que Sc inaugurara ell II de
Diciembre. Ell mismo d1a Sc pom
dram a la venta los boletos de la
|primera y segunda function, cuyos
precios seranlos siguientes: Palco
sin entrada $15, luneta con entra-
da So, entrada general So, balloon
So, galerla 81.
Las ventajas ofrecidas en- esta
temporada a los senores abonados
son muy grandes, porque ell palco
en- abono vale solamente $40, la
la luneta $3.50, y ell balloon So. Por
este la Empresa recomienda a los
sehores que quieran aprovechar
'estas grandes ventajas, 10 hagan
pronto, porque despues del 5 del
corriente no habra posibilidad de
abonarse.
La opera elijida para ell debut
es LUCIA, la segunda noche Sc
cantara CAVALLERIA RUSTI-
CANA v PAYASOS.
Ell vapor Philadelfia de la RED
cd" LINE, que sale ell dia 5 de
New York, ha sido contratado por
la Empresa para traer esta gran
compan1a que nos promote noches
de arte y de elegancia: toda la
flor de nuestra Sociedad ha subs
critic va ell abono.
Con ell fin de terminar ell espec-
taculo muy temprano, las funcio-
mes empezaran a las 8 80 en- punto
y ell Sr. Mancini ruega al p1blico
que este en- Ell Teatro a esta hora,
porque el ha prometido empezar a
esa hora muchos abonados que
Sc 10 han pedido, y mantendra su
palabra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
PAsAPoRTEs.

Pasaportes expedidos por ell Co
bernador para Espaiia: a la Sra
Patricia Bustelo, de Bayamon.
Para Cuba: al Sr. Pedro Mama
no, de San Juan; Sr. Ignacio Sua-
rez y Mejfa, de Ponce; Sr. Felipe
Sanchez Osorio, de Carolina; Sr.
Alfredo Negrfn y Sr. Ramon Ba-
rrios, de Bayamon.
Para Santo Domingo: al Sr.
Fructo Char6n, y Sr. Gervasio H.
Castillo, de Mayagiiez; nina Ade-
la Torres, y Srta. Maria Flores,
de Ponce; Sr. Robert A. Hart, de
Ensenada; Sr. Antonio Rodriguez
Gonzalez, de Vaga Baja; y Sr.
Francisco Tallada Rios, de San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
SAN JUAN RACING AND
SPORTING CLUB

Programa para las carreras dele
domingo 2 de febrero de 19l9:t e
Primera carrera, a una .Gnilla e
l Victoria, go libras; 2 Gloria-S
ma, 81; 8 Maria Luisa, los; 4 Ju-S
lepe, 81; 5 Remember, s5. e
Segunda carrera, a $50, metros.@
King Stalwart, 1O5 librasa 2s
Milbrey, 1O4 y media; 8 Roy los &c
4 Titania, 80. ~ ,-s; G
Tercera carrera, a 1000 metros. G
1 Lieja, 95 libras; 2 Margarita, g
1902; 8 Fauste, 30; 4 Lebrel, 1855
5 Baire, so. : 8
Cuarta carrera, a. 1000 metros. S
(Especial) y
/ Marion Wilson, 112 libras, 2ss
Guarema, 112; 8 Radiant Flower, 3
113; 4 Little Menard, 105., y
Quinta carrera. 1900 metros. :
4. %
1 Now Then, 113 libras; 2 Yigp, =
11a; 8 aCazador, 100 libras; 4 Pre- y y
mier, 100. ..7,g y
Sexta carrera, 1,100 metros. b
Tibidabo, 113 libras; 2 Andalu- !
cfa, go; 8 Moncrief, los y media;
4 Teeto, 112. h
Nuestros candidates: 49,, Ss.
la. Remember Victoria, 81 q
"a. Milbrey-T -Titania. Il
ga. Lebrel-Lieja. Ss 4:
IA. Marion WILSON, Guarems.
5a. Now Then -Cazador.
Ga. Moncrief- -Teeto. z z y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
EN- LA IGLESIA
DE SAN AGUSTIN.
Fiestas para que Dios bendiga las
Conferencias de la Pas.

Desde .el dfa 90 Sc vienen cele-
brando fiestas religiosas en- la igle-
sia de los padres redentoristas de
Puerta de TERRA, EN- honor de
nuestra Senora de la Paz, para que
la guerra cese para siempre.
Mailana domingo a las s;ete, ha-
bra comuEion general y, las ocho
y media, misa solemne toda or
questa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
BUENA cAMPANA

Ell jefe del Departamento del Ira
bajo, senior Honore, ha iniciado una
campaha contra los patronos que en-
plean memories en- los trabajos durante
la zafra, en- perjuicio de la instruction
de dichos memories y, en- perjuicio tam
bien de los trabajadores mayores, a
quienes dificutan ell trabajo la coloca-
ci6n de esos nihos. La campana Sc
hara extensive a los padres de los
memories que les permiten hacer esos
trabajos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
EN- La coRrE MUNICIPAL

La Corte Municipal de la eiudad ha
sentenciado a Tulio Aristud So de
multa, por infraccion las Ordenanzas
Municipaes; Pedro Lorenal, Domingo
Rodriguez, Pedro Gordon y Lorenzo
Rios. a So los tres primeros y $40
ell dltimo, por infracci6n la ley de
automobiles y. a Juan Sanchez, JESUS
Prudes, Ramon Velez, Manuel Boca-
negra, Manuel A. Cruz y Antonio Qui-
iones, a So de multa cada uno, por
juegos prohibidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
, s1EMpRE LOS AUTOS

En- Yauco, ell autom6vil de don Jose
Rivas, guiado por 81 mismo, arroll6 al
niho Jose Rodriguez, ocasionandole una
confusion en- Ell pie izquierdo.
En- Patillas, ell autom6vil de don Jo-
Sc Maria Ortiz, guiado por Jose Ma
nuel Avila, arroll6 al muchacho San
tiago Collazo, causandole una fuerte
confusion en- la cara. Pas6 al Hos
pital.
Y en- Guaynabo, la guagua de don
Luis Sevillano, guiada por Juan Da-
villa, arrollo a Donate Rosario y a
Jose Baez, causandoles contusiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
PoR D1spoNER DE 10 AJEno

La detective ha arrestado en- ell es-
tablecimiento del senior Cid, de esta
ciudad, donde estaba trabajando, a Mar
cello Rivera, quien recibi6 de don Alber-
to Lopez, de Caguas, la suma de $124.
para pagar un cafe en- Aguas Bue-
mas y no 10 pag6...
Rivera dice que ell dinero Sc lie perdi6.
Ingres6 en- la carcel de distrito, y esta
tarde sera remitido a, Caguas. Sc lie
ha exigido una fanza de mil pesos por
su libertad provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
UNA REUNION DE PATRONOS
! Y OBREROS. EN- HUMACAO.

Mahana domingo tendra lugar
zen Humacao una reunion de los
patronos azucareros y los repre-
sentantes de los trabajadOres de
las centrales Paste Viejo Y Elem
plO, con ell fin de venir a un acuer-
do y evitar la huelga.
sabido es que, aunque los obre-
ros asistan al trabajo, Sc hallan
pendientes de la resolution que
Sc tome en- esta reunion para de-
clararse o no EN- hueEga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
INDULToS CoNCEDID0S.

EI Gobernador ha concedido Il
,bertad bajo palabra a Alexandra
Fraguada; indulto a Juan Delga-
do, y Gregorio Morales; e indulto
Julia Irizarry San
tiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
loTRo cR1MEN?

Comunica ell jefe de distrito de la po
licia de Gurabo, que en- una pieza de
cahas del barrio Rinc6n'', fue encon-
trado un feto como de meses, con
sehales de haber sido muerto por ex-
trangulaci6n. Sc dio cuenta al Fiscal
del distrito, y Sc hace la correspon-
diente investigation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
NO HA SIDO HABIDO

Ell individuo que en- Ponce, hur-
to Ell lunes por la/tarde la bolsa
conteniendo Sb55.69 al cobrador
de la S6mpaffa Telef6nica, An
dr6s Geraldo, no ha sido encontra-
do aun, pesar de las pesquisas
hechas por la secreta, de la ciu-
dad del Sur, para dar con el.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
sENTENc1ADos PoR MoTIN

La Corte Municipal de Vega Baja ha
sentenciado Santos Bonilla, Pedro Ro-
man, Jose Rosa Maldonado, Jose Oil
nedo y Santos Martinez, a 80 dfas de
carcel cada uno, por ell delito de mo-
tin, ocurrido en- dicho pueblo en- ell
mes de enero pr6ximo pasado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
"DoN BERNA".

Regres6 de varios pueblos de la
isla, donde fue a investigar acci-
dentes del trabajo, ell Inspector
del Departamento de Indemniza-
Clones a Obreros, Sr. Bernardo
Cruz, conocido popularmente con
ell pseud6nimo de 'sDon Berna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
coMERcIAL

Nos informan los sehores Nido y Co,
.comerciantes en- Arroyo, que han revo-
eado el poder que lie habian conferido
q Javier Delgado y Sc 10 han conferido
a don Rafael Nido Jr, quien represen-
tara la casa en- todas sus transac-
clones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
Ell coM1TE LOCAL uN1oN1srA

Man3na Sc reune el Comite Local
del PaTtido unionista en- San Juan pa
ra traatar diyersos asuntos, entire ellos
el nombramiento de Mensajeros para
la Camara de Representatives. y tam
bien la situaei6n porque atraviesan
gran namero de tabaqueros de San
Juan, Santurce y Puerta de TERRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01
1o H1R1o con- UNA pAaA

En- ell barrio "Laurel'', de Arroyo,
Felix Fuentes agredi6 con una daga,
causandole tres heridas graves Fell
pc Torres. Fue trasladado al Hospital
y el agresor fue arrestado y puesto a
disposition del Fiscal del Distrito.