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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16

M 81 ~ Who was it who said, IF God did
not exist man yead sddi find ne
ers may not agree on that but some
others will believe it is true You know, current opinion
isthat we mortal beings and will yet be- for long
time to come too stupid to behave decenty toward our
owselves and toward feowbengs, unless the fear
of Something is perpetually before mind matter
of good policy don't you know? And all human laws and
all the earthly agreements made between ouseves do not
seem to be enough.
81 Yes Fear seems to be necessary element in human
nature Sometimes this element Is not called exactly
fear; we call it respect" for instance, and although
the few wise perfectly understand that most of the
what is called respect is nothing but fear the number
less fools in this worldthe writer incudedare made to
believe that, indeed respect is the proper word We
men, animals Of habit repeat the lie to ourselves many
dsson tas that finally believe " there such thing as SELF
Based on those facts, we have evolved many Of our
social theories which tie hand and foot the road to
real Progress The we break the bindings, the
TNoner do away with all that false morality undig-
flying for human nature the better it will be.
You ought to hear people speak about the dignity
this the dignity of that; of the respect must show
pward the governmental bodes whether they called
arliaments, legislatures, councils municipalities.
those people do not realize that nowadays are ruled
f are supposed to be ruled by republican institutions,
ind that what in the old times called government,
low should be called administration and that MEANS
reader, that the people who administrate our public
AFFAIRS and paid money from pockets to perform
the work in honest and efficient manner, should be
Subject to criticism whenever We the people, deem it
necessary in order to correct evil or show it out.
But no; they speak of dignity. Formerly we spoke Of
the royal dignity, something holy; must speak
of some other kind of dignity in order to keep alive that
feeling OF awe OF respect OF fear The real truth that
the dignity of the government administration is not of
different sort to the PERSONAL dignity and honor of
the administrators and if they the public officials,
rascals they cannot claim any privileges whatsoever
that score We can't understand for instance how the
fact that rogue elected to public office going
to turn him automatically into dignified man.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
ANTICIPATING NEEDS.

If we had anticipated the needs Of
the city the street car service would
be better than it is today, we are
frequently told.
In so far as we have been permit
ted to do so we have tried to antici-
pate the city's needs.
Our very first steps when we OBJ
tanned possession of the street car
line in 1906 were to meet the need
which then existed. We put in new
and heavier rails, made extensions,
purchased new cars and did every
thing possible then to provide better
and more rapid service.
No rail can be laid, no trolley wire
strung, without the consent of the
public.
We cannot meet present needs or
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
By Claudio Cap6.

Who was it who said, "If God did
not exist, man would find it neces-
sary to create It? Some of our read
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16

ell INTO sand. Neither OF the Oc-
cupants was injured. Much of the
trip was made thru fog with
occasional rain this hampered
the airmen considerably during
trip, saying wireless propellers
blow off soon after airplane left
Newfoundland. "We were much
jammed by not intended for land
ing and arrangements were made
for mechanics to leave London in
mediately to make repairs. Word
came from Clifdon this afternoon
that pilot and navigator of bi-
plane were leaving for Galloway
chence Lieut.. Brown planned to
travel by train to London, arriv-
ing there on Tuesday morning,
Captain Alcock, however, hoped
to be able to fly to London in ma
chine which made the record fight
as soon as machine would be repai
red. 1t was planned to have him
give an exhibition over London
in machine, if possible. Clifden.
where the Nickers Nimy biplane
completed its wonderful flight
from Newfoundland, is forty three
north west of Galloway and is 81
tuated on Ardboar HarbOr. From
Galloway to st. Johns the distance
is approximately nineteen hun
dred sixty miles.
JCAREZ, MEXICO: Fighting
was resumed in Juarez at four D.
III. by six o'clock the rifle fire was
more general tllan at any time
last nlligt. Federal troops at
tackled the rebels and advanced
line to COalle Commerce, the prin-
ciple business street, repulsing
then. Col j. Gonzalez Escobar,
garrison commander was wOun-
ded five times and hurried to El
PasO for medical attention.
ATLANTIC CITY: Frank Mo
rrisOn, Secretary of American Fe
deration of Labor, announced to
National Convention delegates
here tonight that POstmaster-Ge-
neral Burleson had promised to
give orders which would result in
conferences between representati-
YES of striking commercial tele-
graphers of the Western Union
and Postal Companies and repre-
sentatives of the companies.
BASE BALL SCORES.
american League
st. Louis, 1; Detroit, s; New
York, 0; Washington, 5.
No other games scheduled.
National League
Brooklyn, 3; New York, 5; st.
Louis, 2; Chicago, 4.
Boston and Cincinnati called
off in 5th AN account ,of rain
Score 1 to 1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16

, board and he has informed the
Charge d Affairs at Washington
to this effect. 1t was announced
today that notification was given
by Mr.. Hurley that three hundred
thousand tons of shipping ordered
hy France in June 1917 and now
in service will be transferred to
France.
COBLENZ: The apparent cons
ternation of the Paris peace COM
mission at the statement that
copy of peace treaty printed in the
American newspapers was obtai-
ned surreptitiously is viewed with
considerable amusement by Anne
ricans stationed in occupied Ger
many as started in cablegram a
fortnight ago. There has been no
difficulty in securing copies of
the treaty printed in French, En-
glish and German by the govern
mcnt printing office.
WASHINGTON: Chief Boats
Wains Mate Frederick Jones Re-
serve Force arrested in New York
in connection with charges of a
wholesale graft in obtaining dis
charges and easy berth for Naval
men in the Third Naval District
during the war has been sentenced
to one year imprisonment and
reduced to the rank of seaman.
Finding in the case were made
public today in the Navy Depart
ment with the announcement that
Jones would be dismissed from
the service upon completion of the
prison term.
WASHINGTON: Labor will
not adjust itself to National war
time prohibition Samuel Gompers
President of the American Fedora
ton OF Labor told the Senate Ju-
deal committee today during hear
ings on legislature to enforece pro
hibition law. He said and his
associates would do everything
possible to prevent any serious
labor disturbance.
SAN FRANCISCO: A resolu-
ton recommending to the rcpubli
can National convention that it
nominate United States Senator
Hiram w. Johnson for President
of the United States was adopted
at a special conference here today
Of all branches of the republican
party in the State in Johnson be-
half.
LONDON: Captain John Atcock
and Lieut.. Arthur w. Brown in
their Vickers Vimy biplane landed
at Clifden Island this morning,
completing the first nonstop air.
plane flight across the Atlantic.
Her trip from st. Johns \. F. was
made in sixteen Hours twelve mi
nutes. The landing was made at
8 :4J A. NJ. British Summer time.
When making ground the machine
struck heavy and fusilage plough
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
LATEST WORLD NEWS
WIRELESS SERVICE

ST. JOHNS: The Vickers Vimy
biplane started on it's transatlan-
tic flight at four O'Clock this after
noon Greenwich time. The Vickers
Vimy machine carried two men
Captain Jack Alcock Britisher
as pilot and Lieut.. Arthur Will
den Brown an American as Navi-
gator.
WASHINGTON: Thousands of
vets are i'll Washington today
descending upon the city to parti-
cipate in what is claimed to be
the most comprehensive protest
against prohibition of beer and
light wines ever launched in the
national capitol. Special trains
carrying the vets have been pu-
ling into the Union station all
morning and backing up to make
room for more.
PARIS: The council of five
continued the work of editing the
revised peace treaty this morning
at the same time enabling Baron
Maxine the Japanese represen-
tative to acquaint himself with
the document. The work is nearly
completed and it is believed that
the treaty will go before revising
committee late tonight. 1t is said
that it will be printed and ready
for delivery to the Germans Mon
day or Tuesday.
CHICAGO The commercial tele
graphers strike now in it's fourth
day was given valuable assistance
according to Union c'ic'al&
through the order effective day
to railroad operators throughout
the country to decline to handle
messages from the Western Mon
and Postal companies. Officials
of the said companies said that
refusal of railroad operators to
handle commercial messages
would not interfere materially
mith were trafficonly a small
part of the business was handled
by the railroad Offices.
Washingtonv- ?lia4
WASHINGTON: Vice presi-
dent Marshall issued challenge
to all who were willing to obey
constituted authority in the c0ur-
Sc of an address delivered this af-
ternOOn at the inter-departmental
Flag day exercises held south Of
the Washington monument in the
presence of thousands of govern
ment clerks who had been excused.
Vice President Marshall pictured
the faces of Washington, Jeffer-
son and Lincoln looking out upon
America from the folds Of liberty
guided by the law.
PARIS: Orders placed i'll Anne
rican shipyards for half million
tons of merchant ships to go I'M
der the French flag have been
approved byEdwad Hueley Chair
man of the United States shipping
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
Atlantic crossed by English Plane. in
continues flight: Little over sixteen
hours from Newfoundland to Ireland
Cuba on the verge of social revolution.
DepOrtdtionS of ''undeSirableS'' by
wholesale kept up by MenOCdl
VilliStdS under General Angeles attack
city of JudreZ

HAVANA, June 16-The situation here is extremely
grave. The police has discovered a formidable plot
agan the existing government but nearly all the agtator
are foreigners, and their expulsion is going on. The
steamer "Veneca" will take away twenty Spaniards,
there remaining hundred awaiting for accom-
|modation.
LISBON.-The locomotive engineers and frrnen have
gone into strike This has paralized traffic in the country
and created grave conflict for the government which
far from being entirely popular Riots have broken out
lin parts of the country and the police had to be
called to quel them down.
LISBON.In view Of the seriousness Of the situation,
the cabinet which should have remained until order
entirely re-eStablsed has resigned in body, realizing
Its impopuarty Senior Sastro also has resigned pre-
sident of the republic and this Of course, compcates
more the situation. .i.4
MADRID-The Government has officially recognized
1.-THE CheckoSlovak Republic the usual notice appearing
lin the "Offical GaZete. Diplomatic and consular repre-
sentatives will be exchanged Immediately between the
two countries.
MADRID-The central directory Of the socialist party
has sent circular to the local boards advising their
constituents to go to the polls at the next provincial eec
TONS The press calls the attention of the government
lat the Casa del Pueblo Peoples HalD advicing the
people to strike in order to wres the government from
|the hands OF the reactlona1y elements.
LONDON-The Vickers aeroplane that started off St.
Johns, N F. last Saturday. at Alb p m reached Cliff
tden Ireland at $40 m yesterday Sunday The Allan
tc has been crossed therefore, in sixteen hours and
twelve minutes without any stop The machine dropped
1down heavily when the goal reached. Commander
Alcock (Engsh) and Pilot Brown (AAmerican) declared
they were exhausted having found the way rainy and
foggy little after leaving St. Johns the wireless equip
ment out of commission They became dizzy that
lost frequently control of the machine and equally lost
all notion of the straight line, flying good part Of the
way up side down.
PARIS-It seems to have been agreed between the
Allies that days will be allowed Germany to think
the matter over after the days period expires NJ Gle
menceau has declared that the game played by Germany,
favorable opportunity shows up must not be keep up
iby the Allies.
that the Vilists under General Angeles attacking
uarez from three different points The rendition of the
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
BIRTH STATISTICS

Census Beareau's preliminary re-
port for vTvG.
"A Washington, D. c., June II,
E919.- In the birth-registratiOn
Area of the United States 1853,
502 infants were born alive
in 1917, representing a birth rate
of 24.O per 1000 of population.
The total number of deaths in the
same area was 1922, or 14.1
per 1000. The births exceeded
the deaths by 74.4 per cent. For
terry state in the registration
Yea, for practically all the cities,
y for nearly all the counties,
Agirths exceeded the deaths, in
cases by considerable pro-
bns. The mortality rate for
Ats under 1 year of age ave-
ted 93.8 per 1000 living births.
- foregoing are among the facts
lht out by the Census Bu-
annual compilation of
statistics.
Abirth-registration area, es-
led in 1915, has grown ra-
alt comprised, in 1917, the
New England states, Indiana,
sas, Kentucky, Maryland, Mi
Ian, Minnesota, New York,
h Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylva'
Washington, Wisconsin, and
District of Colombia. and had
Estimated population of the
ted States in that year.
Comparison a0ith vTvF.
|he birth rate for the entire
the death rate was
by six-tenths of one per 1000
lllation; but the death rate
n rate over the death rate
- (which amounted to 10.5
b, was somewhat it fell
below that the correspond
is for 1916, 10.1 per 1,OOC
it fef slightly below
1915, 100 per 1000. II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

Manufacturer and Importer having
representatives in all parts of Aus
tralia, is desirous of handling Local
Manufactures.
Apply in first instance to-
Importer, Little's Advertising Agency,
81 Temple Court, Collins Street.
MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16

made on the basis of race or natio
nality of mother a minimum of
&C., per 900 births is show for in
fants with mothers born in Den
mark, Norway, and Sweden, and
a maximum of 1926 for infants
with mothers born in Poland,
while for Negro children the rate
was 1856.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
Plural births

HC TcpOTlS IOi LII 49, vi tllc
ton area show the birth of IA, ,394
pairs ON twins and 155 sets of
triplets in 1917-in all, 29,253 in
fants, or little more than 2 per
cent of the total number born.
Number of children per family
The reports from the registra-
births occurring in 1917 con-
tanned in formation as to number
of child in order of birth. OF
these reports, 339,O42 were for the
first child born to the mother,
264,044 for the second child,
191.52S for the third, 134, 1881 for
the fourth, and 95,931 for the
fifth. In the remaining 216,S46 ca
ses, or 17.5 per cent of the entire
number for which information
upon this point was obtained, the
total number of children borne by
the mother was 6 or more; in
1874 cases it was 10 or more ;
in 1,6O0 cases, Is or more; in Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16

anticipate those of the future with
out public assistance and cooperation.
Porto Rico Railway Light &
Power Company, -,
San Juan wouldn't be San Juan
without the street cars. Advt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
DAVIS GIVES BEST
MOTOR CAR QUALITIES

A great help in buying a motor car
is to keep the word AREA in mind,
as reminder of what you, prospeC-
tive car user wants, says c. M. Davis,
Of the DavisOverland Auto Agency.
Let that little word be reminder
of the four qualities which a perfect
automobile should have, ability, re-
liability, endurance and action.
Lord Tennyson said of the Duke Of
Wellington that he was foursquare to
all the winds that blew. That is a
pretty good characteristic of a real
man, and is just as good characteri-
cation of real motor car.
"a mans value to the world and to
his employers is based on the amount
of supervision he needs. What good
are ability and reliability in a man or
car without the other two qualities?
They may have both, and yet be dead,
pep-less, stale, which are as great
faults in car as they are in man.
THAT is why | am especially proud
to have the Overland to sell. 1t has
more ability, more reliability, more
endurance and more action than any
other car in America.
There are two models. in the Ov-
erland's vast line of thirty-two of
which l am especially proud. One is
the Willys-knight seven passenger,
and one is the Overland 90. Both Of
them are full of the four magnificent
qualities | mentioned, and no automo-
bile buyer can do better than to in
vest in either of them"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
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AS soon as you commence to have
backaches, feel nervous and tired, GET
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every box. Three sizes, sealed packages.
Money refunded if they do not quickly
help you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
IF / THOUGHT RACIlC DANGEROUS
WOULDN'T DOT, SAYS De PALMA

| tail. He brought down IS Germans
other for 100 hours, though the aver
age life of that, type of plane was
only nine hours in fighting service.
De Palma has been serious stu.
dent of speed for 16 years, and is now
spoken of as a veteran, though he is
only SO years old. Still going strong,
and faster than ever. His first speed
work was as a bicycle racer, a line
that he took up because, being ath.
letic in his tastes, he thought it would
be good body culture. Then he grad
uated into motor cycle racing and
from that to automobiles. His first
experience in the latter line was in
1908, when he did a mile in 81 Sec
onds.
At Daytonia, Florida, the other day
he did mile in less than half the
time, 24.G2 seconds, or practically 2k
miles a minute. These records are
not exactly comparable officially, be-
cause the speed of 1908 was made on
"a dirt track, with racing car, within
the 500 cubic inch displacement linn
its set for racing, whereas the 1919
record was made in a 905 cubic inch
Packard equipped with an aviation
engine, bull for speed, pure and sim
pie, and not admissible for competi-
tive track racing. But as records of
how fast human being can get over
a mile of beach, and also as measures
of the development of a speed king,
they are certainly interesting.
No limit has yet been reached in
auto speed, says De Palma. Owing
to trouble with the official electric
timing device in Florida the top speed
of his big car was not put on record.
So he hurried out to Santa Monica
Beach in California, determined to
bring out the utmost speed that can
be secured from his latest creation.
The car which De Palma drives to-
day represent the contribution of
American private enterprise to av1a-
ton, as contrasted with the products
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
Bolsheuism Prussiar,ism
Gone Mad, Soldier-Actor
Tells Chalmers Employees

DETROIT, Mich, March 30-Frank
Tinney, captain y, S. A, discharged
former New York Winter Garden star
and for many years a favorite black
face comedian, is still working hard
for Uncle Sam.
Captain Tinney was morale officer
for Uncle Sam and is still carrying on
his work in civil life. He claims to
hold commission-at-large and his
Command consists of the great army OF
America, principally the makers OF
munition and automobiles.
The Bolsheviki is another word
for Prussianism-gone-m he says.
When Tinney was discharged he i'm
mediately formed permanent theat-
rical company in order to give job
to one hundred soldier and sailors.
Returning transports were met and
an all star cast of former soldier
actors are now with Tinney on tour
of the United States.
When the show was in Detroit, Cap
tain Tinney made many stirring talks
to working people, thousands of whom
are foreigners. His humor and per-
sonality interests them and his logic
and Americanism convince them.
At the Chalmers factory, with an
artillery tractor for platform, he
talked to over five thousand war
workers. His entire company of ever
sea veterans, including six Cross de
Guerre heroes, accompanied him and
they were all met by a guard of honor
of 300 Chalmers soldiers still in uni
form but back on the job"
Headed by the Chalmers band, the
parade of Tinney's veterans and the
factory soldiers" moved toward the
great white plant where they We're
greeted by shrieking whistles and the
cheers of pretty girls and men in
overalls.
Captain Tinney addressed the i'm
mense crowd as the men and women
that made the stuff that won the war"
AS an officer of the United States
army he thanked them for their he
role work and kept them laughing
with string Of funny talk.
You're the people who raised the
devil with the Huns" he told the
yard full of automobile employees.
while we were collecting citations
and honors for our work, you were
collecting sweat and aching bones.
Bolsheviki is just another word for
Prussianism-gone-ma You boys
have got your old jobs back-look at
you, three hundred right in front of
me in uniform-and another one
thousand already back in the good old
Cts You can't be true to Columbia
and flirt with wild-eyed Bolshevism.
Stick to your flag and your job and
your boss-and they'll stick to you"