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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-05-22

W. A. Wick and family left Mon
day for Devils Lake,
W. w. Hubbard of Souris was a
Bottineau visitor Wednesday.
L. P. Sandstrom left yesterday for
Minneapolis on a business errand.
J. H. Kirk went to Devils Lake yes
terday morning on a business mission.
For Sale-An early variety Of Sc
lect seed potatoes.-F. A. II. Smith.
Highest market prices paid for
cream at all times.-A. Holmberg. If.
L. L. Stair of Newburg numbered
among the county seat visitors Tues
day.
Apples-5O boxes small slightly
shriveled $1.00 per box. Catlin Smith
& Co.
Miss Sena Arends left Wednesday
for a weeks visit with her parents near
i, Willow City.
Mrs. A. G. Vivian Of Westhope sub
mitted to a surgical operation at st.
Andrews hospital Tuesday.
Eddy Polio in "The Lure Of the Cir
GUS" is the new serial now running
at the Grand Theatre every Tuesday
night.
I have 500 bushels Of seed flax for
sale, free from wilt. Two miles west
of Souris and one mile south.-E. D..
Condit. st.
Leonard Hebert, of Rugby, was in
the city Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday morning visiting with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hebert. :.
We will have a carload of oats on
track, Tuesday, May 9th. You can
save 2 cents per bushel by taking
same off the car.-Imperial Elevator
Co. It.
Norman Nordin returned to Botti-
neau Friday afternoon from camp.
Norman has been away for. about two
years and his many friends are glad
to see him return.
The w. F. M. S. of the M. E. Church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Geo.
Belyea, Friday May 23rd. This is Wis
itation Day, bring a new member with
you. The meeting is at 8 P. M.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-05-22
Gural ami. prrannal @rnttnn
Martin Rothe of Carbury was in the
city Monday.

Martin Rothe of Carbury was in the
city Monday.
For your eye troubles, see Sheldon.
Optical specialist.
Owen Thomas was a city visitor on
Monday and Tuesday. 49,.
Robert Brandt Of Omemee was q
county seat visitor on Monday.
Two young milk cows, fresh, for
sale.-Martin Larson, RI, Bottineau2p
Choice early seed potatoes for sale
at rs cents per bushel-F. A. II. Smith
"A sale Of thoroughbred stock will
be held at Deloraine, Man., on May
9th. -
FLAXSEED for SALE wiltproof-
$500 per bushel., VIM. H. Smith on old
Boyer farm. 1tp
IL. Gorder and Ole Crogen of Car
bury transacted business in the city
yesterday.
Henry Ruelle left Monday morning
for Fargo to attend a meeting of the
Masonic lodge.
J. H. Pittman, formerly in the
newspaper business in Mohall, was a
city visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Krogen and MI.
and Mrs. r. Costello were Minot visi-
tors Friday afternoon and Saturday.
Lieut.. John Mclean left Monday for
Camp Dodge, where he expects to soon
receive his discharge from military
duty.
N. Dubois, who has been spending a
furlough at the parental home near
Tarsus, left Wednesday for Camp
Dodge.
Next Tuesday the End episode of
''The Lure of the Circus" and a rail
road story Danger Ahead" at the
Grand Theatre.
Miss Mildred Bowler is a patient
at st. Andrews hospital this week,
having submitted to an operation for
appendicitis on Monday.
G. R. Gleason left Monday for Far
go on a business mission. MI. Gleas-
on drove to Rugby in order to catch a
fast train. From Fargo he went to
Minneapolis and is expected home to-
morrow evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
Gifts From Belgium
Show Appreciation
Has Been Long Felt

NEW YORK. July ga gift from
tn Belgium people to various COM
mittees of the Commission for Relief
in Belgium in America in the form of
seven large framed bas-reliefs has
just been received at the offices of the
American Relief Administration, AZ
broadway. The bas-relief shows in
bronze both sides of the medal bear
ing the date 19I4-1sI5 which was
specially struck off at that time to ex-
press Eeleium's gratitude to the people
in the United States who had assisted
in the relief of that country.
These eifts are handsomely framed
in massive solid mahogany. They are
to be- sent %. the committees of the
Commission fer Relief in Belgium OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26

As a. part Of the union services of
the Protestant churches Of Pendleton
the Presbyterians, will worship in. the
Episcopal church at IL a. m In the
evening the Rev. Alfred Lockwood will
lprench in the PRESBYTERIAN. church at
s O'Clock. Mrs. Forshaw will. sing a
solo. Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Forshaw. MFR.
Edmond, and Mr.. Penlsnd will render
n quartet, Miss Catherine F.. I. Nor
gan. accompanies. Pastor Morgan
breaches morning and evening in the
Central church. Portland. He will
return, to preach August ard at the
union service in the Presbyterian
Church. The Sunday school and mid
week meetings are discontinued until
September.
Following are the special musical
numbers arranged Cor Sunday even
Ilng's service: 4s..t.4 .4,
Quartet-Savior, When Night In
wolves the Sky (Shelley).. Mrs. s. II.
Forshaw, Mr. Raymond Hatch. Clar-
ence Penland and George Edmonds.
Vocal Solo---Be Thou Nigh (Baiiey)
Mrs. Forshaw. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
Says Uniformed Men
Robbed by Means of
Drugged Cigarettes

NEW YORK. July z4.--soldiers
and sailors have been robbed her,
after having been made Unconscious
by drngeed cigarettes, according 10 a
statement made yesterday by Lieu
tenant John NJ. F'innerty. OF the Pro.
vost Guard, who asked the New York
Camp Community Service to warn the
thousands OF uniformed men with
whom its workers come in contact.
The service men win be instructed Ia
refuse to accept cigarettes from any
but agents OF recognized war work
organizations or from persons whom
they know.
Lieutenant Finnerty said that many
have been several cases recently where
members OF the Provost Guard had
found soldiers and scanen iinconsci-
otls in the gutter or in doorways.
These were always at night and in
every case the service man was strip
ped OF everything of value" he said.
All told the same story the next
morning. that they had been handed
cigarette or package of cigarettes
and became unconscious after partly
smoking the first one.
I'VE first heard OF this drugged ci-
garette game about two months ago.
and the men used to say they re-
ceived the cigarettes from a woman.
For a time 1 thought it was a pipe
dream but it happened so often that
we went after that woman, got her
and found that the boys were telling
the truth.
Now it seems that there are other
crooks who are working the cigarette
game and I want every man in uni
form to beware and accept no smoke
from anyone they don't know"
Lieutenant innerty said that many
soldiers, particularly those returned
from overseas. had been given drug
ged whiskey and then robbed. In
four cases. he said the whiskey was
so heavily druggcd that the soldiers
10 whom 1t had been given were fonnd
lead in dark doorways.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
CROSSING OF REINS
RESULTS FATALLY

GILLETTE. Wyo., July 25.-Irer
mistake In crossing the reins while
driving a team attached to buggy in
which she was driving with Mrs. a.
Grigss and the latter's two children.
cost Mrs. Edwin Chase her life at her
homestead twelve miles from this
place. Not observing that the relns
were crossed and unable to account
Cor the teams actions under the cir
cumstances, Mrs. Chase caused the
horses to turn so sharply that tho
buggy was tipped over and its occu-
pants throwwn out Mrs Griggs and
children were not injured. but Mrs
Chase was caught beneath the buggy
and dragged about 200 yards. sustain-
ing fracture of the neck that caused
instant death,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26

The states of New York, California.
Kansas and Iowa to the Rockefeller
Foundation, to the Northwestern Mil
lleS u trade paper of Minneapolis. and
to William c. Edgar, owner of the
Northwestern Miller.
Although the replicas of the medals
have just arrived in this country. it is
evident that these gifts to Americans
were doubtless planned several years
ago, since they bear the dates 19lt-
1915. No definite information as to
their origin accompanied them to this
country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
Establishing Foreign
! Banking Concerns is
Favored by Committee

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The sem
ate banking currency eommatee 10.
day favora ably reported the Edge Dbl
authorizing. the formation OF fort 'gn
banking concerns. under tho super
vision of the federal reserve ooaro.
II inserted a provision that controlling
interests in such ENTERPRISES must pc
held by American citizens. the oiii
will enable American bankers to a
nance the purchase of American goons
by foreign concerns through extension
OF credit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
baptist.

Rev. w. III. Cox, pastor. residence
Els Bush street, phone 1857 Sunday
morning: Sunday school. Will PEN
land. supt, 9:50;, preaching service.
Christ the Head Of the Church, IL.
Sunday night: -. Y. r. u. Miss Ninta
Clark, president, 1900. Preaching
service $500. These, services are for
you. You will receive a most cordial
welcome. Good music, good singing.
short sermons. cool house. At the B.
Y. p. u. social hour $3.50, iced lemon
ade. will be served. During the alb.
sence of other pastors we shall be
glad to welcobe YOU.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
FLORENCE RIOTERS
STEAL. CARDSO'S 80
BARRELS OF WTNE

FLORENCE. July 2s.-Enrico Ca
russo, the. famous opera tenor. lost
thirty barrels of wine when it was
By the work commit
tees at his villa in the, outskirts Oh
Florence during the recent disorders.
He said the committees left him Just
enough to last until the new vintage
was ready. ..+ -.--f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
harley Market
Getting Errauc.

Prices quoted On standard feed bar
ley today are 81 lower than yester-
day, the figure being s6l TO-DAY.
Standard, A barley, however, went up
$3.50 to $3.50 and some sales were
reported from Portland at s6H al.
though this price did not rule. Mill
feed showed strength by advancing
SO cents to S4e.s0 and hay. likewise
took a jump upward. The bidders
are offering SIS a ton for baled hay
(. O. b. cars. The whole situation Is
rcported erratic. however.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
PAROLE RELEASES
TO BE GRANTED TO
ALIEN. E0ES- IN z. s

WASHINGTON, July. 25--signins
The peace treaty with. Germany has
resulted in a decision by the depart
ment OF Justice that the great major
ity of German and Austrian enemy
aliens now at large on parole may
safely be released from all parole on-
legations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
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CHURCH of ttc Rcdccrr

Rev. Alfred 'Dockwood.i rector. s
q. M. holy communion; NJ morning
prayer and sermon.
The evening servioe' will bo' held in
the Presbyterian church, ar the usual
hour. The rector will preach IN the
morning on THE Place of the Church
In the Divine Economy and in The
evening on ~ Church the Birth
place of, Character" The public IS
cordially invited. a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-26
SHOOTS Cuu,D AND sEI.F.

HOLLISTIlR, Calf, July si-NIrs
J. ID. Berwick. Wife OF the manager OF
n hg lumber company here. appar.
entity suddenly crazcsi, today blew ont
the brains of her daughter Jessie.
AGED nine. and thcn shot herself. she
died Instantly.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
CANDIDATES. DEL PARTIDO
REPUBLICANO


FL Partido Republican, Puerto
rri0ueiio ha sometido ell Goberila,
dor los nombres de las siguienteS
personals para cubrir los puestos
que. en- representation de la mino-
ria, lie correspondent Ell los muni.
cipios que Sc expresan a cOntinua,
cion:
Aiiasco.- Jose r. Alvarez, Car
los Pietri, Julio Perez, francisco
A. Dominica. Rafael Bpuet Y Salus
tianoN Torres.
Patillas. Francisco Zenon
Gely, Jose Gonzalez Collazo, Jose
Geiy. Juan Latallado, German Di-
Ian Y Aquilino Claudio. A
Guaynabo. Marcelino Rosario
Luis Resto. Jose Castro, Pedro Al
varez, Fernando Murga y Adrian
Garcia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
LAS PROFESARAS RURALES

Ha sido archivado Ell la Ohcina
del Secretario Executive de Puer-
to Rico. un certificado relative a
la election de los sOciOs que han
de formar. hasta ell dia 13 de sep
tiembre de 1920, la iunta directi-
va de la association del pals demo
minada Association de PrOfesores
Rurales de Puerto Rico. En- di-
cho certificado aparecen en- los 81
guientes nOmbres: Jose PaZ Ruiz,
Presidente administrator: Gregg
rio Rios Lavienna. Nicepresiden-
te; Agapito Correa, Secretario
Rafael de Jesus Auditor " Jose ID
Rios, V JESUS Matos!'Nocales. .Es-
tos Ofciales son la yez direc-
torres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
NINO ARROLLADO

En Ia carretSra que eonduce Ne
Arecibo a TtIfado, el autolnoSil
No. P-139, pr5Siedad de Genaro
Porrata Y guiado por el chauffeur
Agustin Pillar, arroll6 al niho
Felix Martinez, de 10 amos de
edad, ocasionandole un fuerte gol
pc EN- la cabeza, del que fue assist
do en- el Hospital Municipal. La
POlicia 'investig0 con las personals
que presenciaron ell accidcnte V
de las declaraciones suministla
das por los mismos, Sc desrren-
de que el vehiculo marchaba a We
locidad moderada Y tOcando bo-
Gina, que el milo lesionado sali6
corriendo, cruzando ell camino,
donde fue arrollado, a pesar de
los esfuerzos que hizo el conduc-
for.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Tres Banderas. - Variedades
No. 4. "El Mozo de Labranza",
hermoso drama en- 5 actos.
Luna.-"Prisi6n sin Muros",
en- 5 actos, Y ell 5to. episodio de
LA Gran Jugada."
Manana, LA Dulce Catalina. :"
| RialtO.-"Corazon de Muier." "
Real.-"Rayito de Vacacio-
mes" Y ell ultimo episodio de lei
Terror de la Sierra"
/ Monte CarIO.-Primer Y Sc
gundo episodios de Elmo el In
vencible."
Victory Garden.-Un suceso
mundial, una cinta c6mica, un
drama Ell 2 actos, Y nuevos bai-
les clasicos.
Puerto Rico.-"Los EspiraIes
Gle la Muerte.
Imperial.-Episodios 3 Y a de
La Ratera Relampago" y una
cinta comica.
NOrma.-'Tarzan ell Hombre
Mono en- 8 actos.
Habana.-Primera parte de
de Los Miserables."
TeatrO BeliOgraph, (CataiiO). ].
-"Liliana'', por Francesca BerS
ttini y "Un hombre entire mule
res"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
Fdifcce ma joren QHe Sc ldn:6
dc n cOchc que corrjd Gts0-
torQdamcnio.
Oirds HOticids del Sur.

Ponce. 0ctubre 21.-La Corte
Municipal de Ponce absolyi6 esta
mahana a los comerciantcs go
,siO G Primo. "Morell Baliestcr0s
4 Co. sues. de :. CambeirO T. Co"
|" "Aparicio Hermano" V "Maldona
do Hermanos' en- los processes Sc
guidoles por haber vendido el ce-
lebre T0nico para eI Cabcilo dc
InOminado "Floralina".
Defendian los acuSalOS los
Iabogados Celestino lriarte, dc
San Juan, V Leopoldo Tormes, de
Ponce.
-DeSde la 'manana no van Il los
ItallereS dOnde acOstumbran ira
bajar, los oticiales de sast"erias
Ide esta ciudad; V reclaman que
Sc les aumente el precio de IL con
fecci6n de gabanes Ell esta proper
cion: de Drill 0 Palm Beach. Gin,
cuenta centavOs; de casimir, dos
dollars; Track o levita, tres do
liars.
-Anoche fallecio ell Ia callt
Guadalupe No. 50 la estimuble y
Ivirtuosa senorita Julia Santiago
Plata, hija del laborioso vecino
don Antonio Santiago.
Julia muri0 a consecuencia dc
unOs gOlpes que recibiera al Ian
zarse de una ealesa en- que yenia
del campo, este as1 porque el caba
lilo que arrastraba ell veh1culO EN-
Iprendi0 desafOrada carrera. q.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
UNA CoNFERENCIA
EN- BAYAAION

FL domingo nltimo Sc llev6 a
cabo una conferencia en- la es-
cuela del barrio "Minillas', de
Bayamon, la cual fue dirijida
por la profesora Maria Luisa Ba-
rrios. Hablaron en- ella las apre.
ciables profesoras seiioritas Ra-
ulonita Garcia Y Socorro Valen-
tin. sss&&
EStuvo el Club de Damas muy
bien representado por las distin-
guidas seforas Dolores Rodriguez
de Colon, Catalina Suarez de
Abril, Maria Vidal Colon Y las
hermanitas Suarez.
Bien por las simpaticas profe-
soras de Bayamon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
j. d. AROSEMENA, Ii. d.

Procedentes de Caracas V de
paso para los Estados iTDidos
esta Ell San Juan, donde perma-
necera algunos dfas, el distingui
do periodista don J. d. Aroseme-
na, que ha dirigido mucho tempo
ell Didrio de Panama, importante
publication que esta muy acredi-
tada por sus' valientes campanas.
El notable companero es perso-
ma de vasta ilustraci6n, que ha
viajado mucfo Y que posee ade-
mas un gran temperamento de oh
servador v de ameno cronista.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para ell
distinguido eompahero, un salu-
do pleno de simpatia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
Ell HlIRMANO DE "CHUCHI'
no IiA SIDO DETENIDO

Aver tarie el captain Schettini
hiZO Jicvar a Su presencla nm
helmano menor del pr0fugo .Jesls
Cruz Gomez (al "Chuch1 lla-
mado Jorge Gomez.
Ell joven Jorge fue interrogado
pof el Sr. Schet;ini durante al
gun tempo.
Como el interrogado no di0 min
guna luz sobre ell paraderO de su
podfa derivarse algo practice pa
ra el iin que p''isigue la poicia.
Sc le di6 or,lcn Gicho joven para
que Sc retirase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
aCHTCHteS ERA
UN sRATERO2 2

"a Il
tho de los reporters de III I'M
PARCIAL que diariamentc y Il
horas va Bayani6n en-
busca de informaciones, ha tent
la oportunidad de conversar con
varios caballeros- de aquella local.
dad, respecto la conducta del
pl'0fugo "Chuchn'', antes de ha-.
cersele responsible de todas esas
fechorias que han manteniio du-
.rante. algdn tempo suspense la
atenci6n pdbIica,
Sc ha qperido hacer pasar al
foragido de Bayam6n, como una
victima no sc sabe lie quiGn Y que
ha siIo casi empujado a realizar
tales hechos para conyertirse ell
un hGroe. o tipo de leyenda.
Pero, muchas personas que CO.
nocieron a "Chuchn" Gomez. an
ties de eStos acontecimient,is no
Iparticipan de esa opinion.
Como dijimos xal1,iba, muchos
|caballeros del pueblo del DR. Bar
bosa han eyteriorizado a nIestro
reporter sus puntos de miras con
respecto a la conducta del iugiri-
ivo.
Sc nos ha dicho que "Chhchn"
|antes lie ahOra era un Jutcr0 vul-
gar y del peor gusto. Al infeliz
que el podia hacer yfctima de su
ratcrfd, no Sc salvaba.
Formalmente Sc nos ,ha dicho
que muchas familias pobrcs de
Bayam0n fuerOn vfctimas de su
|tajante sable. A, la que no lie ro-
baba la compra de la semana, lie
llevaba ell saco que conteni;i aIgu-
mas libras de arroz. Hubo jiba-
TO que mientras terminaba lie ha
Ger alguna ,compra en- la tienda
de don Pablo Lavandero, se nos
|dice-fue desprovisto de algo que
comprara para llevar a su fami-
lila. Y, que, en- ESQ estuvo de por
medic la agilidad rateril de 'Chu-
chh".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
HabaldO CON G| FiS,
cal DiaZ CO||aZO
Los tiTOS de anteanOChe

Tn reporter de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL fue a entreviStar esta tarde
al Fiscal Diaz Collazo, al que pre-
gunt0 81 habla practicable algu-
ma investigation eli ell case del
chauffeur Carlos Morales Davila
que dice que fue atacadO por I'M
hombre que lleyaba una masca-
IA, anteanOche. y Ell el cual lie pa
reci0 haber descubiertO al profu-
go Chnchu. FL Fiscal Diaz Co
llazo dice que no ha practicable
investigation alguna, pero que lie
parece la version mas acceptable la
que da hoy ell parte policiacO.
Acerca de las cOrrerias de Chu-
ch1 sc ha escrito mucho V Sc ha
fantaseado mucho. asi no tendria
NADIA de particularly asi 10 es-
pera el distinguidO funcionariO-
que el chauffeur rectiticase la
primera version que di0 algunos
periOdistas.
Agreg0 el senior. Diaz Collazo
que ha pasadO varias nOches por
la carretera Ell que Sc dice ocu-
rri0 ell sucesO V no ha vistO en-
tOdO ell trayectO NADIA de anOrmal.
Algunos amigos-agreg6 = han
pasadO pOr esOs lugares. guiando
cen la AanO izquierda V llevando
ell revolver Ell la mano derecha.
pOf 81 acas0. >. 4 POr que este
chauffeur no pudo pasar por ALI.
Ell identica fOrma Iiem lleyan-
do el revolver sObre las piernas?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
Absueltos los comerciar1-
tes que compraron "Flo-
ralina" para vender

Damos nuestro Sentido pGsane
a SuS faniiiares.
Ell caucus uT Vista Ioc2l tie
- en- consideration los n0nlbres
de don RoduIfo del Vale, para
CoInisi0nado de Scl'vicioS 'ubli-
cos, DR.. Antonio Mayoral, para
Comisionado de Sanidad; don
Juan Bremes, para Comisiolado
de Hacienda; lngeniero don Vic
tor \. Auffant, para Comisiona
do de Obras pGblicas; Y don Cos
me Clavell, para Comisiona!o de
instruction PGblica.
Sc asc9ura que don Andres Co
raZ0n Gonzalez volvera. lassecre
taria de la Asamblea Municipal
~ que don Eustoquio Torres sera
nonbrado jefe del Departamento
de Rc9iStro Civil.
-En el S0rteo cclebrado aver
para componer cI Gran Jurado
resultaron clectoS los Siguientes
isehores: Guilermo Suchck Suarez,
Andres PericaS, Rafael Collazo
Torres, Joaquin i. Nlldivieso,
Alberto Vidal Nilaret, de Ponce;
Ramon AlmOd6yar, Ignacio Roca,
Diego X. Rodriguez. Manuel Roig,
de GaucO; .NelnesiO Arroyo, Do
mingo Gotay. de Penuelas; Arman
do Colon, CeleStino Rivera, de
Coamo; Eduardo Goglas, Jose d.
Cintr0n, Angel Figueroa, Juan
Regino Martinez, de Juana Dfaz;
Leonardo Pagan Soto, de Adiun
tas; Eloy Rivera Gonzalez de vi
llalba; y Jose NJ. Palomo, de Qua
MICA.
! COrrespOnsal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
EL SR. BOADA CONTRA Ell
RANlO POPULAR

A las dos de la tarde del tunes,
Sc vic la demanda presentada
por ell Hcenciado ell Farma-
cia, Jesus NJ. Boada contra ell
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico,
reclamanClo la cantidad de $500.
I'll demandante Sr. Boada eStaba
representado por Ell Lcdo. Luis
Eizcarrondo Coronado Y ell sleman
dado, 81 Banco Popular. por ell
Lcdo. Danian Monserrat. Nnme-
roso pdblico concurrid a la Cor
te, el que desputs del juicio, CO.
mentaba dicho case.
FL iuez W. Santos sc reserve
el fallo para III dia de Ia semana,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
PARA Ell REFUGIO DE NINOS

Mrs. Edith Hildreth, una DANA
americana "muy enthusiastic favo-
recedora del Refugio de Ninos De-
samparados, en- uno de los recien7
ties viajes del vapor Coamo, pro-
moyi0 un concerto a beneficio de
esta humanitaria institution, Y
obtuvo veinte dollars, seg1n carta
recibida por ell Sr. Fernandez
JuncOs.
El Casino Espaflol, por conduc-
to de su SecretariO ell sefOr CasaI.
envi0 Ell estOs dias ochO dollars
de la distribution caritativa de 10
obtenido Ell las mesas de tresillO
de dicho centro.
= La Srta. Ana Ma. O'Neill entire
60 un dollar. como donativO de la
Srta. OLYMPIA Quintero, de Mama
ii, para los huerfanitos del
RefugiG.
Sc a9radecen mucho estos gene
r0S0s auXilios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
LIGA .ANTI-TUBERCULoSA

Ha Sido archivadO ell la Ofcina
del Secretario Executive de Puer'
to Rico un certificado relative a
la provision de algunas 'vacantes
que eXistian en- la Junta Directi
va de la association del pals deno
minada Liga AmitHbercutjsa Gle
Ponce, medi3nte el nombramien
to de las siguientes senoras y Sc
horItas para los cargos que Sc eS
presan "a continuation de sns res.
pectivos nombres: Rosa B. de Sill
va. Prcsidenta; Adela Neuman
de Ierardino, Vicepresidenta
Aracelis Tous, TesOrera L0renza
ma Brunei, Subsecretaria Came
liza de Alvarado. Sara r. de Sala
zar Isabel de Chard6n, Nocales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
LLUNIA DE DINORCIOS

Los reporters que asistimos a
Ia Corte Ell busca de informacion
nos h9mos sorprendido del gran
ndnero de delnandas de divor-
clio que Sc presentan a la Corte.
secci6n primera. El juez Texidor
debe estar abrumado por este
enorme trabajo, pues los vicrnes,
que es el dia que ha fiiado para
conocer de estos juicios, por re.
beldia hay yeces que Sc presentan
20 casos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-22
ESCALAMI1NTO
EN EX

En- el barrio "Salud''. de Ma
yaguez, Ell ell sitiQ conocido pOr
la Cuesta del Liceo, fue escalado
el establecmiento comercial del
senior Severe Dfaz.
El caco penetr0 por una puerta
pequeiia de TN Iado del estableci-
lniento, cuya puerta lie fue pre-
ciso destrozar.
El asaltante. o los aSaltantes,
destrozaron ell escritoriO donde
el seilor Dfaz guardaba su dine
70 Y Sc llevaron una cantidad de
ciento catorce dollars, constantes
y sonantes.
La policfa hace sus investiga-
clones para dar con ell autor del
robo.