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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
CASUALTIES AMONG ARMY
MEDICAL OFFICERS AZ

Washington, D. C.. March 2s.-Cas-
ualties among army medical officers
in France, from the time Of the ar
rival Of the first units 70 March Is,
numbered 442. A war department
statement today showed 46 killed In
action. p died Of wounds. u died Of
accident and other causes, 10l died Of
disease, four lost at sea- seven miss
ing in action. IS taken prisoner and
212 wounded in action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

twenty-five men from the Fifth
and Seventh cavalry left Fort Bliss
Tuesday night for Douglas. ARK.
where they viii be attached 90 the
nth cavalry which is 20 leave for
Honolulu about April l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

Druggists refund money II PAZC
OINTMENT fails to cure itching
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
stops Irritation: Soothes and Heals
You can get restful sleep after the
first application Price 6oc--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

Capt. ". G. Craven @ II c. re-
turned from Los Angeles and reported
for duty at Fort Bliss Wednesday
morning, after an absence Of six days
on leave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

Lieut. L. r. Garrison. F. A, reported
for duty with the SD field artillery
W ednesday morning from the school
OF artillery fire at Fort Sill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
COWTNG For DISCHARGE.

A detachment Of % men from the
9th division are scheduled 10 leave
Camp Merritt \. j. on the 2eth. for
rehabilitation at Camp Bierne-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

Make your property pay. See Lee
Newman, Tenement Specialist
Ph. 900. sos Fl Paso St-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
BOLSHEVIE POSITION EXPOSES
RUMANIA To INVASION THREAT

Hungarian Movement On Other Side Makes Situation
Difficult, Says Churchill Recent Events Disastrous
For French In Ukraine; Reds Reinforce Infantry
and Artillery in North Russia; Allies Fight Odds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
Ozera, which was rus5ed and then
taken by the BOlshevfk forces.
nnIn. naEnnn HnI.LemIL.I.

Paris, France. March 25.-The first
Polish victories over the Bolsheviki
in the Pansk and Grodno districts are
officially reported by Polish head
quarters here in a statement given out
this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

Curtis. q Co.. buy Liberty sonds-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

Of the Caspian, but there IS a Boil
shevik fleet at Astrakhan. where the
harbor is at present fcebound
British Hold Rack Foe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23
MEET TO PLAN
FOR PARK WORK
CampbeIT's Island Improvement As
ISOLATION Has Session at the
Rock Island Club.

Kidding CampbelI's island of
mosquitoes and larger pests and
the improvement of the road across
the island is a job undertaken by
the CampbelPs Island Improvement
association for 1919.
Members of the association met
at the Rock Island club yesterday
afternoon and made plans for i'm
provements.
Taxes to the amount of about
$500 are paid by owners of prop
erty on the island and not cent
is returned" said one of the mem
bers, land we will ask the road Of
ficers of Hampton and South Mo-
line townships to do something
with the highway, which extends
from the monument along the west
shore"
Bridges, said to have been below
standard when constructed, have
>odtlived their usefulness, and mem
bers of the association are of the
opinion that if the road is prop
erly graded they may be dispensed
with for all time.
By oiIing the sinkholes the asso-
citation in other years has been able
TO minimize the mosquito nuisance.
1t proposes to go further this year
and drain the places where water
stands as a breeding place for the
pests.
The larger pests the association
homes to deal with are human.
Rowdyism, which breaks out at
+i,,ae Mill he dealt with severely
The sheriff will be asked to give
attention to the conduct on the is
land, in order that residents may
not be disturbed by undesirable
persons frequenting the resort.
In short. the association is taking
a few steps further in making
Campbell's island delightful sum-
mer resort.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23
ERIE

Ns~1-ba animal reception Of the Erie wo-
r,an'S NIB held at Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday night was one OF the iihest sot ID
affairs ever given by the cub. ana the
attendance was larger than usual, ABOUT
200 being present. The committees nau
worked unsparingly. and the results were
every detail as planned. The han ana
tables were atfractively decorated with
flowers and patriotic embems. nass lolLn,
ing a part. Three long tables were sprsa9
and at O'Clock the company was seated
and served with a bounteous supper oy
girls acting as waters. Each soldier was
given a paper hat. colonial IN design
as q souvenir of the occasion seven SOL
diers of the civil war. two of the Spanish
American, and 90 returned soldiers from
the world war. were present. AIter sup
The opening number was music by an
orchestra composed of VIII Bleltz ana
son Melvin, and Mrs. Rose Thompson n.
Chorus: Helen Miller: Ruth ana Helen
compartment by Gladys Mahana' pianist
and Ellen Mather. violInist.
Reading-Miss Jane Matthews.
Cornet and piano duet-MeIvin Bleitz
and Hazel Moorman.
Reading-Miss Letha Boon
Chorus-By girls.
Address-Rev. J. Scott Hyde.
Music-Orchestra
After the program the remainder Of
the evening was spent socially
Lieutenant Burr Keller arrived in Erie
landed from overseas last week. He IS
the son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y:
Breed. and came TO Join his wife and
children. who have spent the winter here
He has been in service in France for over
a year and has now been mustered out.
Kirk Guthrie attended the commence
n,ent exercises of the university OF Hi
nois Friday. through the invitation Of
friends.
Dave Guthrie went to Chicago Monday.
with a car load of stock. On Tuesday.
his wife and daughter Marjorie Joined
him there to remain few days IN the
city.
Rev A D. Rinnier and family left
Tuesday afternoon for Philadelphia, where
they will spend some time. Rev. Mr..
Rinnier was pastor of the Erie Baptist
church. but on account of i'll health. re-
signed the charge last week.
Fred Hubbart of BeardstOwn, ILL.,, spent
Monday with his mother. Mrs. Virginia
Hubbart and sister Mrs L. e. Matthews
in Erie. returning to his home Monday
Erie relatives have received word from
Arthur Carlson, telling OF his arrival at
from overseas He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carlson of Erie and has been
in the service in France several months,
and few days previous TO the signing
at the front. He has now been mustered
out.
Carroll Smith, who is employed as bill
ing clerk in the northwestern depot at
DeKalb. H.. spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Enc with his mother. Mrs.
Edith Smith and family.
Mr. and Mrs Enos Anderson of Rock
Island were week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Turner and other friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Daley entertained
Nhe formers brother and wife from Moline
Sunday
Word received from Kathleen La Rue at
the Moline hospital, states that she passed
a comfortable night and the chances for
her recovery are favorable. She is the
seven year old daughter of DR.. and Mrs
u. z. La Rue of Erie and suffered a seri-
ora operation for appendicitis Thursday
night at the hospital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23
Boy Scout News

1t is expected that nearly every
scoutmaster in the city will be on
hand at the scoutmasters "get-to-
gether" Monday evening at the Y.
NJ C. A at Gas. Short talks will
be given by a number of the scout
masters on different subjects of
interest and Scout Commissioner
Preston and Scout Executive Berg
quist will also have something to
say This will be the first meeting
of the Rock Island scoutmasters,
but in the future it is planned to
have one evening of instruction
every month. All the scout lead
ers in Rock Island are busy men
and for that reason only one meet
ing a month will be held. These
meetings will mean much to the
movement in the city as it will give
the leaders a definite program to
work on
Troop No Is had a full mem
bership present at is meeting last
night and also several new mem
bers came in. This troop has a
splendid reputation and with its
scoutmaster, w. G. Murphy and as
sistant, Louis Wilson, is making
great Roadway in its program.
Plans for the big summer camp
are under way and it is an as
sured fact that the scouts of the
city are going to enjoy a real time
this summer The cost of the camp
for the two week period is going
to be nominal so that every boy
may have a chance to go. Boys
now are getting busy with their
savings accounts so that they may
have the necessary money when
the time comes for them to go.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23
SPECIAL TRAIN rs
TO BRING BATTERY
FROM ROCKFORD

Special train service to bring the
boys of Battery F to Rock Island
Immediately after their discharge
has been assured W. L. Franks,
chairman Of the Rock Island com
mittee of arrangements. 1t will be
furnished by the Milwaukee road,
arrangements having been made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23

through o. w. Wilson, Davenport
agent Mr. Wilson will accompany
the local committee to Chicago
when the boys parade there and
will also go to Rockford and be IN
personal charge Of arrangements
for transportation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23

FUNERAL OF MRS. WYVILLE.
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Edith Wyville will be held at
the Knox chapel at 1890 o'clock
tomorrow morning. Burial will be
in Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23

Ladies' $500 patent kid
pumps, one, two or four
strap slippers, CD AZ
per pair ......QESEO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
Ell MOTORISTA
PfNERO, CULPABLE

Aver las Z de la noche, des-
+pues de una larga deliberaciGn, el
Jurado di0 un veredictO de cul-
pabilidad zen ell case que sc Seguia
contra ell motorista Luis Pihero,
acusado de, hOmicidio vOluntariO.
Ell IMPARCIAL ell su edici0n
de aver di0 amplios detalles de
como sucedio ell accidente que
'cost0 la vida al pobre niiiO Sar-
|vador Arreche.
lIl ,Juez Rossy dictara senten-
icia ell lunes pr6ximo.
Seg1n informes que tenemos el
ipadre de la victima piensa soli-
lcitar ell indulto del motorista con
denado y entablar. una accion ci.
vii contra la Colnpailia lde los
trolleys. Els la primera yez, Sc
gun Sc nos dice, que esta Com
pahia le( condenan un erPpleadc
por accidente de esta nat4raleza
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
HOMBRE ARROLLADO

Aver, a las S:15 P. NJ. ell la
parada Z 1 2, ell auto No. 1133, de
la U. S. Navy, guiadO por d. A.
Coin, sin plaza nj licencia, natu-
raj de los e. Z. y residente ell
la Radio Etation, arroll0 al in
dividuo Antonio Portel natural de
San Juan y residente Ell Santur-
ce,. Stop 26 1 ?, produci6ndole va
rias contusiones en- ell cuerpO, sien
do curado Ell la Sala de SOcOrrO.
Luego pas0 a SUI residencia.
Investigate ell case pOr ell 2.
I. Antonio A. Colon No. 48O, y
los testigos Rafael Caraballo y ell
perjudicado, resulto que este Sc
bai6 de una guagua sin fijarse ell
que ell auto venia muy cerca de
la misma, y dandO lugar al aeci-
.dente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
Ell JOyEN FRANCISCO FONT

NuestrO estimado amigo ell jo-
ven Francisco Font Manzano ha
presentadO la renuncia de SUI car
90 de Secretario de la Fedora
ci6n de Dependencies. Va de-
dicarse ell amigo negocios y
embarcara para Santo Domingo
en- asuntos de comisiones. Fran
cisco Font fue con ell joven Ger
vera ell Organizador, hace dos
amos, de la Federation y ella
presto todas sus energlas que no
son pocas. Su renuncia,' por clio,
ha sido sentidisima. LIE sustitu-
We ell joven Pablo Ginorio, quien
va tomo possession de su cargo.
Deseamos al amigo Font exito
en- los negocios que emprende..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
POR HURTo

La policfa arresto aver a Juar
Jose Rodriguez, de Ponce y To-
mas Lopez, de Mayagiiez, acusa-
dos del hurto de un traje de Sc
fora a doila Agustina Doway, re-
sitiente en- Ia calle de la Cruz.
,,lieho traje fue yendido en- un
dollar a doiIa Maria Sanchez, de
la Marina. Estos mismos indivi
dues sustrajeron tres medallones
Y tres pares de medias a Joaquin
Ro,n;in y un tapete de mesa, a Ra
mon ,Burgos. Todos los objetos
fueron recuperados y Lopez Y Ro-
driguez han sido denunciados a
la Corte, por hurto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
UN INCENDIo

En- la calle Acosta, de Caguas,
ocurrio un fuego en- una casa pro-,
piedad de don Emilio Alvarez y
Hnos., que estaba ocupada por un
almacen de tabaco en- rama y con
tenfa $40 quintales de dicha hoja.
perteneciente a M. Alvarez y Cla.,
Y 61 quintales mas de Juan Mar.
cano Santos. Ell tabaco de los
sehores Alvarez estaba asegurado
Y no asf los 61 quintales de Juan
Marcano nj la casa. Las perdidas
Sc calculan en- unos $500. La casa
era de MADEIRA Y techada detejas,
valorada en- 81, 800.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
PARA SANTO DOMINGO

Lista de pasajeros que salie-
ron en- ell vapor Santiago de
Cuba" con destino a Santo Do
mingo ell dia 4 a las 5 p. m.
Juan A. Pasenal, Catalina Flu
yana, Mateo Pascual, Maria Pas
cual, Miguel Caldenty, Miguel
Adrover, Juan Adrover, Sebas-
tian Adrover, Antonio Adrover,
Bernardo Caya, Antonio Berma-
gar, Jaime Soler.
Francisco Bermagar, 10 S e
Monte Lopez, Juan D. Ramos,
Jose Ramos, Nicomedes Reyes,
Manuel j. Vicente, Manuel Ar
ce Quintana, Alberto Reyes Ba-
|zan, Juan L. Villalong, Alfredo
A. D. Anguelo, Manuel G. Gar
|cia.
Josefa Hernandez, Modesto
Hernandez, Bonocio B. Llensa,
Francisco Munoz, Juan Nieves,
IAvelino Santiago, Esteban Mar
tfnez, Harvey M. Bineley, Nicho-
las Hitchel, Manuel Medina, Sa-
turnino Figueroa, Jose Coma
lez.
Isabel Doana, Aniceto Medina,
Manuel A. Castellano, Gerardo
Rodriguez, Arthur M. Lewis, An
tonic Rodriguez, George Ma
theus, Flora Vega, Maria P. Clau
dio, Fernando Marraza, Gonzalo
Iturrino, Antero v. Vazquez.
Eleuterio Martinez, Jorge Mar
tfnez, Michael Leavitt, Lidia
Leayitt, Edwin Thayer, Angus
to Dominguez, Isabel D. de Be-
nfquez, Maria r. Molinaty, Sa-
muel D. Lucas, Isabel P. de la
Tore.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
DE INSTRUCTION PUBL1cA

Del Departamento de Instruc-
cion Sc nos envfa la siguiente no
ia: sss
Las classes de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico daran principle ael
dia Is de Septiembre. Ademas
de los cursos para abogados, far
maceuticos, de Alta Escuela, la Els
cuela Normal y Colegio de Artes
Liberales Sc dara un curse de un
ano para la preparation de macs
tros rurales. Para ser admitido
a dicho curse, es requisite haber
completado eli trabajo del Noveno
Grade. Al terminarse los estu-
dios de dicho curse satisfactoria-
mente, la Junta de Sindicos expe-
dira un certificado que da dere-
cho a recibir la licencia de profe-
sor rural.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
SE VOLCO Ell AUTO

Eu Aibonito, en- la carretera
central, ell auto No. 1417, de Mi
guel Truyol, guiado. por el mismo,
conductor No. 1903, Sc volc0 sobre
un puente y cay0 dentro una que
brada, como unos 5 metros del
nivel del camino. Ell conductor
Truyol sufri6 una herida en- la
mano izquierda, ell pasajero An
gel Torres, fuertes contusiones en-
ell brazo derecho y pecho, la seiio'
ra Josefa Rivera y seilorita Celina
Tapia y Francisco Rivera, resnlta
ron con contusiones leves, y ell au'
to sufri0 serias averias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
LA ALGERIA DE LA CASA

Lo es en- estos instantes, des-
de el dia primero de mes, un
monisimo nifio que ha llegado
al hogar de nuestro distinguido
amigo Eduardo O'Ferrall. ].
Ell dichoso padre Sc halla COM
pletamente satisfecho de 10 bien
que ha quedado su joven esposa
despues del nacimiento del que
rido infante, y porque este, que
es ell primogenito, trae todas las
trazas de ser un robusto chico,
.lleno de vida.
Felicitamos sinceramente a los
esposos O'Ferrall por la bendi-
cion que Dios ha derramado So
,bre su amoroso hogar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
PARA NEW YORK

Nuestra distinguida amiga
dona Maria Borras, embarca pa
ra New York ell dfa nueve del CO.
rriente. Dofia Maria permane-
cera una temporada en- New
York y visitara otras deliciosas
poblaciones y playas veraniegas,
" regresara a San Juan dentro
de dos meses.
No tenemos que consignar que
con ella van nuestros deseos de
que lleve un viaje felicfsimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
CUATRO ALAMBIQUEs

La policfa ha ocupado Gltima-
mente 4 alambiques: Dos ell Fa-
jar,lo, calle "Culebra'', propiedad
de Pablo Alvarez, Ezequiel San
tiago y Conception Garcia y dos
Ell Lola, barrios ''Torrecilla" y
"Can6vanas", propiedad de Acis-
clio Ramos Y Ramon Cordero. Y
vamos p'dlGnte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06

Ell ComisiOnado de Instruction
ha entregado ell informe anual CO.
rrespondiente al ejercicio pasadO
al Hon. Gobernador de Puerto Ri
co, ell microbes. Dicho informe
incluye un estudio sobre ell desen
volvimiento de la instruction p1-
blica en- Puerto Rico desde ell
cambio de soberan1a a esta parte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06

Ha sido designado por la Jun
ia de Sindicos de la Universidad
para ell cargo de Inspector de Ins
trucci0n en- Ciencias Domesticas,
la seiiorita Elsie Mac Willsey, la
que va ha entrado ell ell cumpli-
miento de los deberes de dicho
cargo.
La senorita Willsey hizo sus es
tudios en- Lake Technical High
School, Chicago Teachers College,
Y la Universidad de Chicago, don
de Sc dedic6 especialmente al ra-
mo de Ciencias DOmesticas.
81 ejercido Ell escuelas elemen-
tales, secundarias y universita-
rias. Desempeii0 el cargo de pro-
fesora de Ciencias Domesticas de
la Alta Escuela de Arecibo duran
tie ell aho 1914-15. Ell afo pasado
era profesora del Washington
State College og Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06

Ha sido nombrado Director de
la Alta Escuela de Ponce ell senior
L. r. Sawyer. Eel seiior Sawyer
es bien conocido en- Puerto Rico
puesto que ha desempehado va
rios cargos en- ell ramo de Instruc-
ci6n desde ell aiio 19OO-5, pasando
luego a Filipinas donde perma-
neci6 unos diez amos. Ell curse
anterior ejerci6 en- Newark, New
Jersey. as
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
AUGUSTA PIETRI

a pasar 'yarios dfas al lado de
sus familiares sale hoy para Ca
yey nuestro compafero y amigo
el inteligente joyen Augusta Pie
tri, reporter de lie Democracia.
Que el aire de las lnontailas le
sea saludable, desealnos al amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
.SERUClO INlLAMBRICO
Continuation de la pag H.

NEW YORK, George S.
CASTOR, a quien Sc lie seguia un
juicio sumarisimo, acusado de
tener tratos con ell enemigo y de
haberle revelado un editorial pc
riodistico, todo 10 cual apareja-
ba delito de alta TRACTION, ha 81
do convicto y condenado a muer-
tie, en- Francia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
IEsPECTACULOs PARA HOY

Tres Banderas.-"El Chivom6
vii de Boy, en- caricatura, conf
ca. La comiquisima cinta en- una
parte por Luquitas, titulada:
:" Avivate Lir6n." Ell 5 Y 6 epi-
sodios,de los Is que tiene la gran
serie Pathe,' desempenada por
Pearl White, titulada: LA Ra-
terra Relampago."
Para mafana domingo, una
cinta c6mica, por 'Luquitas. Es-
treno de la sublime cinta drama
tica en- 6 parties, marca Peralta,
desempeiiada por Louise Glaum,
titulada: "Las Ligaduras del Pa
sado."
Luna.-Sabado 6. Matinee y
noche. Estreno del precioso
drama titulado, "Inocencia', en-
5 actos, por la famosa Fanny
Ward, y lie acompaiia Ell Ter. cpl
sodio de Gel Terror de la Sierra. ~
Maiiana, matinal de 10 y me-
dia a IL, con ell mismo programa
de la noche a precios mas bajos.
De 2 y media a a y de 4 a S y me-
dia matinee con ell 13, IA y Is
|episodios de eel Romance de Clio
ria. " Por la noche ell precioso
droma por ell famoso William S.
Hart, titulado GEL Absolutista"
en- 5 actos Y una comedia.
Teatro Municipal.-Las Ear.
zuelas "Los Picaros Celos" y "Ls
Verbena de la Paloma."
Para manana, matinee con e
"Rey que Rabio."
Por la noche Gel Orgullo de
Albacete."
Rialto.-Episodios 5y 6 de
eel Guante Rojo" Y una come
&dia.
Real.-"Armas al Hombro" J
|
GEL Rancho de Cortico."
/. Monte Carlo.-"El Jinete Far
tasma", episodios z vs..
Victory Garden, (Santurce)
Juan Jose"
Habana.-"El episodio 10 d'
Eel Misterio del Silencio" Y "Co
brar y Devolyer."
Puerto Rico.-Episodios 9
Ito de "El Jinete Enmascarado'
Y una comica.
Norma.-El episode Is d.
''Por Venganza y por Mujer" J
Gel Misterio de la Suerte."
Imperial.-"La Casa de Girls
tai" y ell episodio No. Is de "E
Pacto de Tres"
Beliograph, (Catano).-"Cual
do los Hombres Engaiian."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
Los QUE LLEGAN


eii el vapor Santiago de Cuba |
q dfa 3 del .corriente procedentei
de Habana, Santiago de Cuba,
Santo Domingo y San Pedro de
Macoris, r. D.
Catalina Ortiz, Pandora Her
nandez, Altagracia Ramos, Joa-
qufn de Leon, Julia S. Vida. de
Tristani, Carlos Garcia, Humbert,
Lando, Basilio Vinson, Juana Nal
donado, Carlos J. Ruiz, Romeo Ro
driguez, Maria Jesurum.
Francisco Migrant, Maria Lui-
sa de Migrant, Dilia Migrant, Ma
nuel Y. Sanchez, Luis Flores Las
Gale, Natividad Perez de Flores,
Balbina Tejeda de Cepero, Meme
sia Cepero, Pedro Matter Gallar,
do, Maria Natter, Juana Aurora
Natter, Dorotea CamachO.
Valentin Pizarro, Juana Guz-
man, Jose A. Lopez, Malta Quiho-
nes, Antonia del c. Irizarry, Ma
ria Sinforosa Negron, Paula San
tiago Negr6n, Juan Nieto La
march, Carlos Juan Leandro, Jo-
sc Fonseca, Luciano Ramon Ri
vera, Pedro Velazquez.
Lorenzo Maldonado, Isaias Qui
iiones, Ernesto Irizarry, Viviano
Medina, Mercedes Vegas Figue
roa, Fernando Gonzalez, George
r. Besosa, Jose Serrano, Atilano
Perez, Ramon Rosado, Rodolfo Pa
dro Moralesy Jose Ramos.
Felipe Carreras, Santiago Ra-
mos, Pedro J. Perez Rojis, Jose
Ramon Cordero, Asia G. Bryan,
Sarah Bryan, Cruz Nuilez Colon,
Juan Ortiz y Pedro Martinez.
Miguel de Jesus Gutierrez,
Ezequiel Rivera, Luis Gonzalez,
Liborio Cancel Rivera, Juan Flo
res, Jose Gregorio Matos, Tere-
sa de JESUS Matos, Vicente Acos
ia, Maria del Carmen Matos, Ma
ria Dolores Capi7elaros, Maria
Modesto Ruiz, Luz M. Ruiz.
Ramon Ruiz, Jovino> Matos,
Miguel Matos, Nicolas Acevedo,
Secundino Gautier, Andrea Qui-
homes, ,Cristina Torres Guzman,
Maria Martina Cruz, Rufino M.
Rodriguez, Jose Ramon Almodo-
var, Avelino Irizarry, Monserra-
tie Irizarry.
Juan Ramon Quiros, Casildo
Quintana, Carlos B. Urrutia, vi
cente Tirado, Luis Ortiz, Celso
Rodriguez, Conception Adsuar
Garcia, Carmen Alfonso Marco,
Francisco Torres Gofli, Marga-
rita Torres Goiii, Dolores Ale
man Garcia, Aurelia Cid Fidal-
go.
Maria Huerta Vigil, Maria
Pauline Stecolorum, JOSE Maria
Gonzalez Prieto, Jose Coballes
Fresno, Leonardo Bravo Puig,
Josefina |. de Brazo Puig, .Eduar
do Bravo; Sergio Travieso y H.,
Maria Calvo Pascual, Alberto q.
Baran, Elisa z. Bazan, Socrates
Nolasco.
Abraham Harbun, Rodolfo G.
Camargo, Victor Manuel Dola-
tes, Adelina G. de Donates, An
gela Rosa, Lucas Hernandez, Vi
cente Guillauma Amador, Ma
ria Calama de Guillaume, Ha-
ria Dolores, Emma Aurora, AL
carote Erasmo, Felix Erasmo,
Jose Alvarez Lopez, JESUS Cas-
telac Ndnez, Joseph Rodriguez
de c., Thomas H. Lengher,
Eduardo Martinez, Charles M.
Warnes, Arthur Nightingale.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
AUxILIo MUTUo
Septiembre a, 1919.

Entradas :-Sres. don Saliva
dor Lomba Gomez, Juan Ochoa
Martf, Juan Martinez Gonzalez,
Manuela Galindes Burgos, de San
Juan; Jose 0rjales Lopez, de HUI
macao.
Salidas.:-Sr. don Julio Rodrf-
guez Alvarez, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
CON LICENCIt

AL taquigrafo del Attorney Ge
neral, sr. Carmelo Roman, Sc lie
ha concedido un mes de icencia,
el cual pasara zen un campo GER
ca de San Juan. El sr. Roman
es un laborioso empleado que me-
rece ell justicia ese descansO.