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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
TALNOFC|VIL WAR
N NTAIY DELAYED
DISPATCH SAYS
Nationalist and Militarists
Said to Want to Over
throw Government.

(Bv Associated Prcss)

ROME, Thursday, Sept. 25--Aiarn
list reports are current in this city,
one of them being that p civil w&r is
imminent. On one side would be ran
ged the Nationalists and Milltarists
factions opposed by the Socialists.
Several generals are credited with the
intention of heading the military fac
ton with a view to controlling the
government, it being said that they
believe the weakness Of those in pow
er since the armistice caused the
deadlock.
Some of the generals have already
been mentioned as being in league
with Captain D'Annun2io before the
Fiume raid with the object Of eyert
throwing by force the Nttti cabinet
and replacing 1t with military dicta-
torship.
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Miss Coad Outlines Plans
at Meeting of 2dvis-
DRY Board.
SCHOOL STARTS 0CT. IS.
Complete Business Course
Will Be Given at Low
Cost


The Woman's Department of the Y
w. C. A. has planned numerous
changes for the coming winter
changes which are bound to be fell
by everyone interested in its progress
along lines of the best good to all.
Under the secretaryship of Miss Dens
M. Coad, from Liyermore, Pa, who
took charge of this department 6t
heart that the broader plans as out
liend at the meeting of the Woman's
Council which took place last even
ing at seven o'clock, should be pro
ductive of such excellent results,
Last evening the following mem
bers Of the council were present in the
attractive reception room of the Wo-
mans department, Miss Jane Mont
gomery, Mrs. W. II. Finley, Mrs.
Fred Helmick, Mrs. p. M. Hoge, Miss
Nettie Johnson, Clara Leaman Mar
garet Mckinney, Dorcas Pritchard,
Ella Straight and Virginia Vockrodt.
The various committees appointed are
organizing rapidly and much that Is
new in Fairmont Ii being outlipeds !
lltss Goad has some very good ddeaS
On the subject Of 9 bigger and broader
woman's department, a departments
which shall reach all classes and be
come the means of true aid both
spiritual and physical for which it is
primarily intended. She wishes to be
instrumental in bringing many more
young people and their friends to the
hcmelike living room which was plan
ned sometime ago to meet the crying
needs of young folks here.
Members of the council last evening
were enthusiastic over the new work
planned which comprises work along
lines of religious, industrial and edu-
cational deartments with physical cul-
ture and work done by volunteer
workers along still other lines, added.
The cooperation so far is reported to
be unusually excellent, every member
Of committee appearing on schedule
time excepting one or two either out
of town or i'll.
The educational department already
has plans completed for thorough
business course which will be given
to all who register promptly, starting
october is and continuing for seven
months for tuition covering the
mere cost of maintaining the school
$40. The classes will meet Monday
Wednesday and Friday nights of
each week and will cover subjects:
bookkeeping accounting, business
arithmetic, penmanship and spelling
English, shorthand and typeWriting.
Each pupil must buy his own books
which will cost at reduced rates from
$5 to $40 and can be procured at the
"Y. Some good teachers have been
engaged and all who wish to register
must do SO as soon as possible. ether
special work to be done in the various
new departments will be outlined
later
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
NILS0NSPEEDING
BACK TO. CAPITAL
ANl LONG RESI-.
--.---&.
Special Train Has Right Of
Way for Fast Corttin-
uous Run.
Flu CAUSED ILLNESS
Doctor Grayson Says Presi-
dents Attack in Paris
Responsible.
ELU CAUSED !ELNESS

ON BOARD PRESIDENT VIII
SONS SPECIAL TRAIN, Sept. 27.-
With the speaking tour for the peace
treaty interrupted by illness and ex,
haustlon President Wilson was well
along on his journey back to Wash,
lngton today to take o complete RESI-
on the orders Of bis physician.
His SPECIAL train started of from its
original schedule yesterday noon a,
Wichita Kansas; was routed direct fol
the capitol and had the right Of way
for continuous run at the greatest
speed consistent with safety.
The Presidents illness although
brought to head by his exertions
on the tour, is ascribed by DIR. Gray
son in large part to the attack Of in
fluenza from which Mr.. Wilson suf-
fered last April in Par1.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
Rev G. E. Goodwin
to Come Back Here

The many friends of Rev. G. Il.
Goodwin in this city will be glad to
learn that he will be returned as pas
tor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church in this city for another year.
This decision has been reached at
Morgantown where the annual session
of the Methodist Episcopal conference
is in session although no other ap-
pointments have as yet been made,
owing to the insistent demand that
he be returned here. 1t is not proba
BILE however that the Rev. ]. E. Wells,
pastor Of the Diamond street church
will be returned here as the confer
ence will probably see fit to send him
either to Charleston or to Elkins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27

FUNERAL OF MIRO. D. j. CURRBY.
The funeral of Mrs. d. j. Gurrey
whose death occurred early yesterday
morning at her home at 727 Walnut
avenue will take place Sunday after
noon at 1880 from he rlate residence
and interment will be made in Wood
law Cemtery by undertaken r. L. Cum
ningham. The services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. G: p. Goodwin,
pastor OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church assisted by the Rev. w. j.
Eddy, pastor Of the First Baptist
church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27

When Mrs. stoney and Miss Dorothy
Starr OF California presented a gold
nugget to President Wilson they little
knew that 1t would be converted into
a slgnet ring which would eventually
identity Americas signature on the
Treaty Of Versailles. Yet that was
Californfa's share in the most impor-
tant diplomatic proceedings ii which
the worlds statesmen have yet been
engaged.
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to Local on
Cleveland Meeting

CAROLINA, Sept. 27--Jesse Bow
man who represented Mine Workers
local 404S at the Cleveland conyen-
tion made areport on the proceedings
at meeting held last night. BE also
praised the people of Cleveland for
their hospitality,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27

PITTSBURGH, Pa.-The field mar
shal of the strike forces is w. q. Fos-
ter, secretary treasurer of the com
mittee Of 40, which organized the steel
workers and is in charge Of the strike,
Foster is the author of several ar
ticles on syndicalism. He represents
the extreme left wing of the American
labor movement. He is ayowedly an
opportunist, and his ultimate aim, as
set forth in his writings, is not reform
but reformation. The present form OF
American government does not suit
him at all.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
scANpALous.

Little Margaret lived in a gossipy
neighborhood, and, being an observarit
child, had number Of ideas slowed
away in her curly head One day she
was naughty and was sent upstairs to
confess her transgressions.
@Did you tell God all. about it?'
asked her mother when the child came
downstairs.
Deed ] didn't, 2 declared Margaret;
.'it would have been all over heaven II
no time. st Louis Republic.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
Bank Bandits Off
Haul in Johnstown

JoHNsToWN, Pa, Sept. 27-The
First National Bank at Hollsopple,
Sumerset county was robbed last
night of Liberty Bonds and other
yaluables to the extent of $4,000.
The robbers gained entrance by saw
( ing window bars and the theft was
discovered when the bank opened to-
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
EIGHT THOUSAND
|. STR|EERSRLAN 10
Invade l.E.RIIN
Five Hundred Guards and
Hundred and Twenty
Five Police Ready
.CORNWELL WIRES COX
Places Responsible of Af.
fairs on 0fsc Eze.
cutive.
Strike Ordered
For Bethlehem
Plants Monday
(Bv Associated Pfess)

(Bp ASSoctdled 5feSS
PITTSBURGH, Sept. y
National committee for ore anil lg
iron and steel workers at meet
ing here today ordered q generil
strike in the plant of the Bethle-
hem Steel Company tosbecorle e.
fectiye next Monday morning q slx
O'Clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27

PORT HURON. Bina M West wac
a country school teacher ~ liichi
gan % years ago Then she borrow
ed $3.50 and started the yEoman's BEN
efit Association of the Maccabees.
And now the order 3 celebrating
peace jubilee pageant and holding II
ouad adrenniaI review WITH delegates
present repre- entine oO0 members.
Miss west Is supreme Commander
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27

STEUBENvILLE, Sept. 27 The
steel strike in this district was quiet
today with the mills here and at Min
20. closed, Interest centered on The
threatened march ofstrikefs tp lNiet
ton, West Virginia, next Monday aft
-ernoon IL the Weirton teei company 3
plant there was still in Operation.
Secretary Frank WILSON addressing
a mass meeting for Bierton Workmel
who had failed to come out at the call
last Monday stated that such parade
would be held that the men on the
Ohio side of the river were determln-
ed and would march to- Yterton 1--WE
to eight thousand strong and that he
could not prevent them rom going
t. L. Brooks, former chief Of police
at Clarksburg, has a police force Of
1876 men III Wierton and the COMPANY
claims they have 500 additions men
from their plant depntized for emer-
gencies. Sheriff Cooper Of Haneoely
county, West Virginia, stated that re
would do a lin his poWerito top any
disorders but that he hoped no such
parade would be formed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27

CHARLESTON, Sept. ~ After
reading the Associated Press dispatch
quoting Frank Wilson, secretary Of the
Steubenvilie steel strike COMMITTEE,
as saying he would be unable g pre-
vent an invasion OF West Virginia by
the Ohio strikers, Governor cornwell
today sent another telegram 70 Gov
ernor James NJ, Cox, OF Ohio demand
ing protection. In this telegram Gov
ernor Cornwell places the whole rer
sponsibillty for preventing the march
on the Ohio executive.
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NOTICE

Delegates Of Monongahela Valley
Trades Council Special arrange
nents haye been made for a full
attendance at tomorrow's tsun-
day. meeting at Willard Hall. If
you wish to be posted on the steel
strike situation. be sure to attend.
There will be smokes and soft
drinks served at the meeting. Vis-
ltors are welcome.
By Order Of Committee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
ADELINA PATTI
DIES IN Wales
Famous Prima Donna Pass
es Away Suddenly This
Morning.
(Bv Associated Press)

LONDON, Sept. 27. -Adelina Patti,
the prima donna, died this morning a:
her home in South Wales,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-27
THE WEATHER

So and lrarIasr tonisR' sHH-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-19

7eFe il the globe spread out ca. be-
'o-e your eyes. See those STARE? Eyesy
WI SHOWS where U. G. Navy aair, wa ~,
september 2ad. 1919. TIE Navy travels
the Seven seas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
Ell BOLETfN HISTORICO

I'll n1mero correspondence 4
Julio V agosto del corrientc aIlo
de la publication bimestral q. di
rige ell ilustre DIR. Cayetano Col
y Toste, ha llegado a nuestrO po'
der hace unos cuantos dfas.
Como todOs los cuadernOs ante
|riores, el presente esta nutrido de
selecta e interesantisima lectura
Contiene la contestaci0n de Vie
tor Hugo a Don Julio EiZcarrOn'
do y la carta de NizcarOndo q
Victor Hugo. La carta del gran
poeta frances esta en- su idioma
pero acompaila al precioso dOcu'
mento una eXcelente traducci0n
al espailol.
Aval0ra tambien el teXCo de-
B0letfn Hist6ricO una serie de do
cumentos para la historic, de Ia
esclavitud de Pto. Rico, la iunda.
cion de la libreta para los jorna'
leros, como fue la invasion de
.c6lera morbo, Puertorriqueilos
Ilustres: Jose Gualberto Padilla
por el DR.. Coll Y Toste Y muchas
mas paginas, todas de un supreme
interes.
Agradecelnos al eminente histo.
riador de Pto. Rico, ell valioso OBJ
sequio que para nosotros supone
el envio de su valiosa pulicaci0n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
"LIGA AGRICOLA"

Han sido presentadas en- la
oficina del Secretario Executive
de Puerto Rico, para su archivo
Iy registro, las clausulas de in
corporation de una association
que Sc trata de organizar con ell
Inombre de 'Liga Agrfcola de Pc
nuelas", cuya oficina principal Sc
establecera en- la calle Luis Mu-
noz Rivera, Penuelas. Los fl
mes principales que Sc propone
la proyectada association son or
ganizar asociaciones cooperate
vas de agricultores, trabajar por
el progreso de la agricultural de
Penuelas y gestionar la aproba-
cion de leyes que tiendan al To-
mento de la agriculture.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
.CONUMCADO
DEL DORADO

Con motive de los ataques in
justificados que contra la perso-
nalidad de don Pedro Lopez Sc
estan efectuando en- este pueblo,
parece ser que Sc lie ha termina-
|do la "p6lvora Intellectual" al
"pequeno Habichuelita", necesi-
taron otro "escribidor" y echa-
ron mano, con su beneplacito, del
Jefe Gle este Distrito Policiaco,
Victuro Rodriguez. Antes de
ocuparse este funcionario publi-
co de los chismes y enredos To-
Gales, encendiendo con este la
hoguera, (ya casi extinguida des-
de la fuga del celebre Paco L6-
pez), debia ocuparse de atender
mejor al servicio en- SUI Distrito,
| y que no ocurran casos como ell
de la tentativa de asesinato EN-
la persona del seiior Carlos Iriza-
rry, los escalamientos efectuados
en- los establecimientos conner
ciales de los Sres. Salvador Pa
lv6n y Ventura Hernandez, en- la
calle principal de esta poblaci6n,
y otros y otros, y de cuyos auto
res no hay nj rastros demostran-
do Ia celosa actividad de la poll
cia del Distrito y de SUI perincli-
to Jefe Rodriguez.
La policfa tiene otra mission
mas alta que cumplir, Y es la de
garantizar las vidas y propieGa-
des, antes de dedicarse al CHS
me, al enredo.
va deben cesar las bachatas v
continues paseos en- union hasta
de individuos sentenciados por
i"Delito contra la Justicia Publi-
ca" y tener un POGO mas de aten-
cion hacia ell cumplimiento de
sus deberes, por 10 que recibe un
salario del Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co.
Esperamos no tener que ocu-
parnos mas de este asunto, pues
de 10 contrario, sacaremos a re-
lucir algo mas fuerte, tan fuer-
te como alcoholics destilados.
Ell OjO del Aguila.
Dorado, P. r., oct. 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
2,C00 RELOJES son RORADOS
AL EJERCITO
Fue reducidO lWision aa, indi.
a1daO dcuSdd0 de haberios
SuStr0fdO.

El agente de servicio secreto
Miller, perteneciente la oficina
principal de la Policfa, acompa-
nado Gle varios agentes del Depar
tamento de Justicia y del Servi-
clio Militar de information, detu-
We hoy a Jorge J. Heather, de %
amos de edad, un estivador que
vive Ell al casa numero SOL de la
calle 50 de Brooklyn.
Heather esta acusado del robo
Ide 1000 relojes de pulsera, ava
luados Ell Ia suma de $4,000, de
ipropiedad del ejercito de los Esta
dos Unidos. Dichos relojes fue-
ron sustraidOs de una GAIA Ell Ia
Base de Aprovisionamiento Mill
tar situada ell la calle 65 V Sc
lgunda avenida, de Brooklyn.
DE acuerdo con las informacio-
nes de los militares, la caia fu6
rota, sustraidos los relojes y vuel
Ia a cerrar Embellishments. Guam
do la GAIA lego a SUI destino Sc
not6 la perdida de los relojes.
En- seguridad sc supo que en-
una joeria Sc habian ofrecido en-
venta 500 relojes pulsera, V que
el, joyero habia comprendido que
Sc trataba de un delito, notifican
do inmediatamente a las autori-
dades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
Yea y compare el Alcalde
Sr. Ledesna

En- una de nuestras ediciones
pasadas, dimos una entrevista
que tuvo I'M compa1ero nuestro
con ell Alcalde de Arecibo, senior
lLedesma, en-. momentos en- que di-
cho sehor salia de conferenciar
con el Gobernados Wager, referen-
te al barrio obrero de aquella
lciudad.
! Seg1n dejamos consignado, en-
aqnel escrito, ell Alcalde senor
.edesma tiene en- proyecto Ia cree
ion de doscientas casas de CON
creto, en- una basta extension de
| Iterreno.
Cuando ell companeto celebro
su entreviSta con el indicado fun
tcionario municipal, al eXplicarle
leste su deseO de cOnstruir las re-
ferldas casas de concrete, suS du-
das respecto la cristalizaci6n
t del plan, 81 lie meta ell hombro Il
/ la fabrication Gle una barriada,
con casas de concrete, Ell yez de
MADEIRA. Ell seflor Ledesma argu-
lyo a nuestro compai1ero que, Sc
i gun lie habfa indicado un alto i'll
geniero del Departamento del In
terror, con POGO mas de 10 que Sc
| fabrica una casa de MADEIRA, sc
construye una de cemento.
Ese mismo compahero que tuvo
la entreyista con ell Alcalde sefior
Ledesma, VIC aver al Ingenielo de
Obras Municipales del Departa-
mento del Interior y este funcio-
mario lie dijo que "ese POGO mas
iba a resultar ell doble V mas to-
ldavia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
HUELGA EN- MAYAGUEZ

En- la mafiana del dia 1ro. del
mes de curse, Sc levantaron en-
huelga los estibadores de The
Mayaguez Dock & Shipping Co.,
IeXigiendo aumento de jornales.
Tambien levantaronse en- huel-
ga, con .iguales reclamaciones,
los peones de los almacenes. Ell
numero de huelguistas es de $50
pr6ximamente. Ell trabajo que
do paralizado en- el muelle, que
dando las lanchas, cargadas de
comestibles, por falta de hon.
bres' que Sc prestaran a la des-
carga. Peones de las casas CO.
merciales y empleados de las mis-
mas, hacen Ell trabajo, habiendo
obtenido estos un aumento en- sus
salaries.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
BALE APLAZADO

Nos comunica nuestro amigo
don Alfonso Vazquez Cabanas
que ell baile de sociedad que ha-
bia de llevarse a efecto ell domin-
go del Casino Espanol de Rio
Piedras, beneticio de las 0bras
de construction del temple cato
lico, queda aplazado. indefinda-
mente, cusa del fallecimiento
de una DANA distinguida, Ia Sc
iiora madre del DR.. Paniasua.
Las personas que tienen COM
prados boletos para el bale be-
nefico deben guardarlo, porque
ellos sirven para cuando la fiesta
sc celebre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03

Y ese es ell m6vil ahora de es-
tas lineas.
AnhelamOs, sin apasionamien-
tos de ningdn genero, que ell senor
Ledesma obtenga un esplendoroso
eXito, en- bien de el mismo V de
los pobres azotados por el incen-
dio. Y 81 el proyecto que acari-
cia el senior Alcalde de Arecibo
resnlta muy cOstoso v por 10 tan
to es obra muy distante, para ser
Iviable de aqui a muchos amos,
haga ell seiior Ledesma esas mis-
mas casas de MADEIRA Y tendra SUI
barrio para dentro de POGO. Els
cuestion, esta. de conveniencia.
AhOra 81 lel sefiOr Ledesma cuen
Ia con recursOs suficientes para
Id efecclOn Gle las d0Sclent3S ca
,sas de concrete, Y esta descontado
entonces, ell exito, que Sc constru-
van las casas de piedra.
Sabemos que la barriada que
ha Gle levantarse en- Aguadilla,
cuyas casas son de MADEIRA. han
resultadO estas de un costo algo
baio Y que la contrata para dar
cumplimiento ACADIA de ser firma-
da, estando Ial llegar las casas
que Sc pidieron a los Estados Uni
dos. Por tanto Aguadilla sera
ell primer pueblo de toda la costa
Norte que tendra SUI barrio obre-
70.
/ Analice ell Sr. Ledesma 10 que
decimos Y juzgue Y mida entonces
sus fuerzas Y sus recursos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
REGREso

De Estados Unidos, en- donde
estuvo en- asuntos de negocios,
ha regresado ell conocido joven,
senior Marcos Carbonell, socio
gestor de la antigua firma Sues,
de. A. Mayol & Co., del alto CO.
mercio de esta plaza. Estuvo
ausente cuatro semanas, y a pc.
sar de las dificultades de aquel
.mercado, realizo importantes y
|convenientes compras. Cont
In1a ALI por algunas semanas e.
senior Salvador Rullan, que fut
con el mismo prop6sito.
Bienvenido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR
Inspection de ElificiOs y
Carreteras.

Ell Arquitecto Auxiliar y ell
Superintendent de la Division
de Edificios P1blicos, salieron
aver, primero de octubre en- via
Ije Official para inspeccionar los
itrabajos de construction de edi-
ficios p1blicos en- los puebloS de
Bayamon, Lares, Aguadilla,
Anasco, San German, Guanica,
Juncos, San Sebastian, Moca,
Aguada, Mayagiiez, Sabana Gran
de, Ponce, y Fajardo. Regresa-
ran ell dia IL por la tarde.
Ell Superintendent Auxiliar
de Obras P1blicas senior Luche-
til, fue designado por ell Comi-
sionado del Interior, para llevar
la efecto la reception provisional
de las obras de construction de
los trozos de carretera de Areci-
DO a Lares Y de San Sebastian
a Las Mar1as, contratados por
los Sres. Rivera Y Gonzalez y de
la carretera Juana Diaz-Guaya-
bal, contratada por ell senior An
gel Munoz, y al efecto salio para
Idichas carreteras aver, dia pri-
nero.
| Ell Ingeniero de cargo de obras
municipales sefior R. Ramos Ca
sellas sali6 para San Sebastian
en- ell dfa de aver, con ell objeto
de principiar a tomar los datos
de los proyectos para el alcanta-
rillado y planta electrical de di-
|cho pueblo. En- este trabajo 10
auxiliara ell Operator senior Lau-
gier.
Ell Ingeniero senior Marquee,
iencargado de las obras de cons
trucci0n de carreteras Y puentes
estuvo los dfas 27 Y % de sep
tiembre inspeccionando las obras
de construction de las carreteras
en- la Isla de Vieques, encontran-
do que estas progresan satisfac-
toriamente. Ell mismo Ingenie-
ro saldra ell dfa 8 de octubre pa
ra inspeccionar la construction
del puente Barcelona a la entra-
da de Mayaguez; las obras de
construction de la carrStera de
Mayagiiez a Maricao y las de
Yauco a Lares.
El Comisionado del interior Sc
nor Esteves Sc encuentra por la
Isla desde el dia prignero, en- Via
De Official.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
Ell ACTO DE HOY EN- LA
UNIVERSIDAD 4
Continuation de la pagina la. J

a diario que esa estatua de ce-
mento armada, era muy burda v
muy tosca, teniendo, ademas,
muy POGO parecido la 1igura
que representa-. No quisimos dar
credito a tales manifestations
interim sc nos presentara la opor
tunidad de verla y comprobar la
verdad de 10 dicho.
Y, con franqueza, v con mucho
pesar, tenemos que decir que la
obra deja mucho que desear. Los
rasgos principales que caracteri-
zaban a MuIlOZ no estan en- ella.
Els mas bien una gran masa de
cemento con forma humana; pero
esa forma humana no eS don
Luis Mu1Oz Rivera.
Hemos enatecido como era nues
tro deber ell acto de hoy, porque
con clio honrabamos al ilustre
leader Y sentimos mucho no pO-
der eXpresarnos en- iguales termi
nos con la Obra que ell su memo
ria sc ha erigidO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Durante ell dia 1ro. del mes en-
curse, la Corte Municipal de San
Juan resolvi6 los siguientes ca
SOS: Pascasio Cancel, por delito
de aggression, sentenciado a 80
dfas de carcel; Carlos Marquee,
.(Corte de Paz), por infracci6n de
ordenanza municipal, $1.0O de
multa; Jose Oquendo, por infrac-
cion de la Ley de Automobiles,
a $500 de multa, y Eladio Piza-
rro, por hurto menor, sentencia-
do a $1,000 de multa.