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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16
union MEM To
FR0LIC SEPT. |.
Special Program Of Field
and Track Events
Arranged.

Some interesting events have been
mapped out by the committee in
charge OF the athletic program OF
the Labor day picnic to be held at
Washington park on September /, IN
der the auspices OF the Central Labor
congress Of the city. A number OF
races for both boys am girls. in
which prizes viii be given to the
winners have been arranged. while
there are a number Of other srappy
numbers which viii be staged dur
ing the dav The list Of sports for
the ri mic follows
Fat man race, so yards. prize one
box o. ciCars.
Plump women's race. so yards. prize
one box Of candy.
100 yard dash. free for all. prize SIS
ca~h-
50 yard dash women prize one pair
50 yard dash, boys p to Is. prize
$3.50 cash.
50 yarI dash. girls Il to Is. prize
50 80 cash
25 var potato race, prize $3.50 cash
25 yari sark race, prize SO cash
% yard three-leg race, prize 50 cash.
Tug Of wa ei~hf men 20 each te-ut
prize one box so ci~ars to wi ming
team and one box % cigars to losing
team.
100 yard cigar race. entrants to run
80 yards. pick up cigars light same
and return to st"rting point. ri -9rS
must be lit at Fl ish. prize. one box so
cfgars.
Pia eating contest. boys g to u.
Each ore viii be furnished one-half
pie and bow fiuishin~ S ne first to be
winner i've, 50 cash.
Oldest union man in parade. one box
p cigars
Nm wearinr most gnion label
goods on grounds. one box 25 clears
An one de irinT to enter this contest
mus give in name to secretary before
parade.
An judges to be selected on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

Interest in the race for the Inter
national League pennant has dropped
TO a low ebb except in two cities The
Baltimore orioles. led by Jack Dunn,
are leading by nearly one hundred
points in the percentage and. barring
accidents, will walk off with the so
called championship honors- The To-
rontO team. managed by George Glib
son. Is second and also is playing
good bail over in Newark, where Pat
Donovan's players are third in posi-
ton The Sunday games are fairly
well patronized, but The crowds on
week days are distressingly small
There's only one way out OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16
Look for Its Imitators
Next Year

Essex success means next years cars viii be
modelled after it. Look for its body lines, and
other features in cars that will come out from
now on. The Essex has filed the demand for
a light weight car with performance and
enduring qualities. It is not an old model
modified to meet the trend toward Hghtness
and economy, comfort and luxury. To get
what the Essex has, requires a design that
begins with one idea in view. A new trend IN
design is reflected in the Essex. It can not be
met through the adoption of those principles
that have been in vogue.
The Essex is the new word In motor cars.
Its performance is proved everywhere and
its endurance is unquestioned. Can there be
any doubt, after such proof, that it is the car
you Want2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16
MT. SINAI TEAM
WINS THE FLAG
Takes Church League Pen
nant; Trinity Team Loses
to First Methodist.

The Mt Sinai team Of the Church
baseball league won the pennant cup
Of this circuit Friday evening. when
the Trinity Methodist aggregation.
which was tied with the Sinai club
for leadership Of the circuit dropped
a game 70 the First Methodist nine.
The Mt Sinai team won five games
and lost one while the Trinity and
First Baptist teams who viii play off
q tie for second position won four
games and lost two during the
schedule. The schedule viii not be
continued on another round as the
players are beginning to show much
interest in basketball which Will be-
gin at the Y NJ c. A. within the next
month
Schedule Popular.
The schedule was unusually sue
cessful and developed quite a num-
Der Of young players. The league VIII
again be organized next season as
physical director A. L. Holm of the
Y. IL G a who organized the circuit
is much pleased over its success.
Through the efforts of assistant
physical director Chester Wright at
the Y n c. A a silver loving cup was
awarded the pennant winning team by
the Allen Arms company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

Dumb Dan Morgan writes that Jack
RrittOn is certain to drive Mike
O'Dowd a terrible FASTING when they
meet in Newark august p Dan says
Jack NIGHT knock the champion out
Nothing would surprise Dumb Dan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

Notwithstanding announcement TO
the contrary. Eddie Mayo. the Brook
Ign Athletic club star long distance
runner, viii not be seen in cempeti-
ton until next spring Mayo is tax
ing a rest after a severe attack OF
Spanish influenza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

Oakland has lost the services OF
to go TO his home in Texas to look
after some oil leases. which he ex-
poets 70 develop much money for him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16
EvANs-BROwy TRAGEDY.

EVANs-BROWN TRAGEDY.
The careers Of two prize fighters
ended two years ago today with the
news that Dummy Evans, a mute
pugilist, OF New York. had died as
result OF a blow delivered by George
Brown. Brown. regarded by fight
fans as a prominent boxer, vowed
that he would never enter the prize
ring again.
Evans and Brown were close friends
and had always refused to meet each
other in the ring Brown was TO have
engaged in a contest with Joe De'an
AT the Pioneer Sporting club. De'7u
failed TO appear and rather than dis
appoint its patrons the management
got Browns consent to substitute an
other boxer.
Brown did not ask who his oppo-
nent WIS 10 be and the mute is sid
not 10 have understood that he was
70 meet his friend. As a result both
we're surprised when they faced in
the ring. RinEsiders said that the
friends stalled through the first round
and made no effort 10 deliver punish
ing blows. IN the second round. how
ever. Brown sent over a snappy blow
which caught Evans on the point Of
the jaw. Thereupon Evans grasped
his opponents hand and left the ring.
Half an hour later he collapsed in
his dressing room and was removed
to the hospital There he died II
was found that he had a fracture
at the base OF the skull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

They can turn in narrow streets. They can
thread in and out of traffic. The Essex takes
up so little room it can be parked In spaces too
small for large cars, and it costs less when
degree Of performance and quality are con-
sidered. The Essex saves In gasoline and tires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

slough OF desPond-a combination
with the American Association FOR
next year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16
SPORTOGRAPHY By -Gza92

May I not observe that Mr. John
w sons propensity for suspending
players makes the name Ban quite
appropriate?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

L. A Thompson. manager OF the
9outhern Border Motor company, is
n Los Angeles where he will seek to
secure greater shipments Of Paiges.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16
How About It's
Performance?

Every Essex owner knows he doesn't need
to take the dust of any car. He can tour as
fast or as far as any car will go. He has
power for the characterization for every re-
quirement.
Owners of large cars tell US their preference
for driving the Essex. They travel faster be-
cause they can get under way so quickly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

ground by the committee All en-
trants to these sports. except women
and children. must be union men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

"a Al MI suggest LnaL ban john
w son suspend the senate for talk
ing back to umpire Wilson?
Joe Dugan. who recently jumped
the Athletics. might follow jumping
instead Of baseball It is the second
time he has deserted the club. About
two years ago. soon after he made his
debut on Connie Mack's club. the fans
rode him. and he packed up and left.
Right on the heels OF the news that
FlOrian ". Floyd, winner of the pole
vault in the inter-allied meet. vii en-
ter the University Of Pennsylvania in
the fall. comes word that S Harrison
Thompson one of the most promising
all-around athletes on the Pacific
Coast before he entered the service OF
Uncle sam about eighteen months ago
VIII martriculate at Princeton this
fall
He Is a younger brother Of Fred c.
Thompson. Princeton. 1913. winner OF
the A A q. au-around cham ionshfps
Of 1910. 1911 md 1913. and present
record holder. Both have been uem-
bers OF the A E. F. for more than a
year and competed in the inter- llied
---7nes in the Pershing stadium. who ?
t--N- --l4lo'AGL MS anu o6Nuuu III the
h7nd grenade throwing contest Fred
who IS a ch1p'ain. defeated Harrison
by a couple OF inches.
When manager Higgins Of the
Yankees sent Cutfielder Lamar To the
Boston Red Sox recently the Grand
stand managers I'D that fatal mis-
take had been made Lamar IL was
charged. never had received a fair
chance from the leader Of the New
York Americans. Hu~gins evidently
knew what he was doing however,
for the manager OF the Red Sox re-
leased Lamar to the Rochester club
OF the international league. Lamar,
when he was purchased from the
Baltimore club by the Yankees, was
a good minor league ball player and
he still is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

THE CLASS IN sPORTOGRAPHY.
Il was in a battle at San Francisco
twenty years ago TODAY that Frank
Mcconnell knocked out Jimmy Franey
in the fourteenth round with a blow
that resulted I'm the latter's death
within a few hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

Who was II that defeated seven men
IN one night on August 18th. 1883.
Answer on Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16
Let Us Prove
Learn of It's Performance and Endur-
ance as 10000 Owners KnOw It
The Essex to You

Regard the Essex in the light of its service
to some 10000 owners.
What it is doing for people you know is an
indication of how every Essex owner feels
about his car.
Questions
To Ask
vii the Essex passenger capacity meet your
needs? The touring car and the sedan each
comfortably carries five. The roadster is for
two, and has unusual capacity for luggage.
Car size, other than that of passenger ca
pacity is unimportant. In the Essex it means
greater driving ease and the opportunity of
providing comfort, higher quality and greater
performance at a moderate price and low
operating cost.
Think how large the cars a few years ago
compare with those Of today.
The trend is toward smaller cars. The
Essex is easier to drive, easier to park, costs
less to operate, and is as comfortable to ride
in as large, costly car. The Essex marks
the car Of the future in respect to size, and it
combines the wanted qualities of economy of
the light car with the performance and en-
durance of the costly automobile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

Minneapolis will slide into the spot
light on Labor Day with a brawl be-
tween Mike O'Dowd. worlds mi die
weight champion, md Mike Gibbons.
the once invincibla St. Parl flas1 Glib
bons says he will knock the genial
O'Dowd deader tan Col mb~s and
show the universe that he is the real
hol4er Of the title. But O'Do~vd SAYS
that he viii show that Gibbons is
neither prophet or a cham.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

MAY NOT suggest that Ban John
w son suspend the senate for talk
ing back to umpire Wilson?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
Los Creditos RuraIes.

FL Gobernador ha recibido cl 81
guiente cablegrama del Jc'e del
NegOciado de Asuntos Insi.lares
Retiriendome a su carta lie ju-
MO II sohre "Ley de Crediros Ru-
rales", inf6rmole haber teni'io una
conferencia, en- union del Juez Cor
;lova Davila, con el COmisioEado
NorrieS. quien Sc halla favorable
mente inclinadO Il la extension del
sistema de creditOs Ruraies a
Puerto Rico, V con el fin de- sunni
nistrar al Congreso los datos nece
sarios. desearia una information
completa, basadas ell numeros, so
bre los siglIientes particula"eS:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
|El Veto del
Gobsrnajor.

FL Gohernador ha devuelto a Ia
Legislature, sin su aprobaci0n,
la Resolution Conjunta de la ca
mara No. q, para reintegrar al
fondo de veinte mil (20,000l d0la-
res, creado pOr la ley de II de
MARIO de 1913 para gaStos de es-
tudios Y preparation de pianos en-
obras municipales, la cantidad de
quinientOs treinta V cincO d6lares
diez V ocho centavos ($535.1S) que
el municipio de Toa Alta tiene
pendiente con ell COmisionadO del
Interior pOr varios cOnceptos, Y
para otros fines.
FL Gobernador ha dejadO de
aprobar esta Resolution, por las
siguientes razones:
lei prop6sito de esta RcsOlu
ci6n, segiln Sc eXpresa Ell la Sec
ci0n 1 de la misma, no harmoniza
con su titulo. confOrme requiere
la Ley Organiea. Ell titulo expire
sa que la cantidad arriba mencio-
NADIA sera reintegrada al fondo de
$4,000, Y no sc hace asignaci0n
al efccto. Por el contrario sc dis
pOne en- la Secci6n l que la referi-
da suma sera cOndOnada.
22.-Esta Resolution, 81 sc apro-
bara. sentaria un NAL precedente
e iniciarfa una politica POGO re-
comendable, pOrque tOdO el traba.
10 tGcnicO hecho pOr el Departa'
mento del Interior para benelicio
de los municipios y Juntas Esco-
lares, Sc paga de este fondo de
$4,000, Y 81 Sc dispense los mu-
nicipios del reintegrO al mismO,
este Sc extinguiria muy prontO y
ell trabajO tendria que paralizarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
JUNO 26, 1919.

PARlS.-El tratado de paz
debe ser firmado de hoy a mana
ma a las dos de la tarde. Ha re.
tardado tanto ell nombramiento
de los delegados del Gobierno ale.
man, que 81 no 10 hace ensegui-
da, lie sera enviado un ultimatum
para que designe, inmediatamen.
tie, quienes son sus representa-.
tes.
OXFORD, INGLATERRA.-
Ell General Pershing Y Mr.. c.
Hoover, Comisario de Abasteci.
mientos durante Ia guerra han
sido honrados por la universidad
de Oxford con ell grado de D. c.
L.
Observation-Disclosures de-
cidido que el Comite de Asuntos
Militares del Senado ha de ira
bajar para que sea mantenido un
Ejercito de cuatrocientos mil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
Ell Presidente Wilson no pondra en- el
tratado el selo presidential, sino
el de SUI anillo.
-
Ell miniistro de Estados Unidos en- Cuba,
Mr.. Gonzalez, sera relevado.
(Cable Gel Imparcal").
Via w. l. r. and T. Co.
(Cable a Gel Imparcial").
Via w. I. p. and r. Co.

HABANA-El general Crowder ha negado un aeropano
cudad Los efes ocaes del Ercito cubano han organ
banquete honor del gran organzado de las uerzas
durante Ell general Crowder permanece
6o dos das la Habana; uego ira Santiago de Cuba vsi
tara otros departamentos de la Repdblica.
BERLIN-La agacion aumenta oda Alemania. Ell dis
gusto todo pals preparedness de conco estaane La
de esta capital dice atado ser pedazo de pap
porque ha sido mpuesto por la fuerza.
PARSTodo esa dispueso la rna del tratado aho-
dice que ha de efecuare e la arde Fara
prero presdente Wilson segudo los prmeros ministries
de los paises aados continuation aran los deegado de
las aadas 6ren afabetico 1mamene los ale
Sc cacula la ceremonial durara dos horas fin de
abreaa 10 possible han sdo ados el traado muchos
seos Sguendo Ell coejo de Mr. Lansing e Presidete Wilson
usar ell seo Official de la presdenca no seo de sora
PARISE Presidente Wilson egara Estados Undos ell Gin
Julio Ha cicuado nsstenemene ell de ell Ma
risca Wilson Esados Undo pro la noticia ha
sido ofcamente negada
HABANASe sabe ocialmente ell mnstro norteamerica
Habana Mr. William Gonzalez sera reevado breve Mr.
Gonzalez era envado uramerca ascendido
obstante eso gata al Co.
berno de Cuba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
La revision de las actas sucias en- el Con-
greso, pedida por los grupos
hberales.
La duquesa de Canalejas ha renunciado
el titulo favor de su hijo Jose.
(Cabe Gel Imparcal").
Via w. l. p.
Gable a ''El Imparciar').
Via w. l. P. and T. Co.

MADRD JUNO 26Los grupos acaudan ell conde de Ro
manone marques de Ahucemas don Santiago Alba Sc han
reundo aver votos fin de pedr paramento
practicable I'm escruposo actas de los dp
ados senadores obo de deaarr sucas agnas elias
que los oponentes juzgan, por pono sospechosas -
PARSLos deegados rlandeses han presentado ocud
NJ Cemenceau Pesdente de la Conerenca paz para que
les admta caracr de deegados de anda eXcusva
mene La preensi6n en- los irandeses ha sdo aendda
LONDRESLas relaciones entire Italia Serbia
es Entire las canceras de Belgrade Roma han cruzado
1oas cordaes 10 mas nquetante tono de
olenca en- la de pals
10 exalta la opinion ambos puebos
MEJCOa causado mucho dsgusto capital la YER
5fcal enanadas del GobiernS ds ass
noa Official en- la advier de Carranza que debe
orocurar Estados Unidos vean precsados de
enviar tropas terrorio eano para tener raya
1oersnno de Villa.
MADRDLa duQuesa de Canalejas vuda insgne estad
ha renncado ell tuo de duquesa que otorgado raz
tragca nuerte de Don Jose Canaea Mende de
iu hijo Pepe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
La prenSa alemana dice que ell Tratado
de PaZ Sera un pedaZO de papel.
Los aEados estan preparando m matn para que Aema-
MIA des gne quienes sus nuevos delegados
(Servicio lnalambrico.)

hombres. La resoluci6n final Sc
ri tomada en- breve.
PARIS.--Francia Sc propone
requerir a Alemania para que Ia
indemnice por ell hundimiento de
Ia f1ota que estaba en- aguas de
Scapa Flow, alegando que con
clio ha sido violado ell armisticio
y ell tratado de paz.
NEW YORK.-El DR.. M. Pes
soa, presidente electo del Brasil
que es huesped de la Naci6n,
fue recibido Y agasajado por ell
alcalde de New York, al llegar
de Washington donde Sc lie tri-
butaron los mas altos horores.
Luego de visitar varias de las
principales ciudades embarcara
hacia SUI patria en- ell acorazado
idaho, de la armada america
ma.
NEW YORK.-Por vez pri-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
Ell PRECIo DE
LOS ARTICCLOS

Lo trabajadores llevaron Il efec
to anoche, en- "Salsipuedcs'', un
mitin para protestar del precio
V carencia de los artfculos de pri-
mera necesidad. Los que hic;eron
uso de la palabra atacaron a la
Liga de Propietarios por haber
puesto en- vigor la Ley de; De-
sahucio y aconsejaron "bo;coti-
zar" los cigarrillos de la Porto Ri
can American Tobacco. Fl NEE
ting fefhin6 a las IL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
PARA NEW YORK

Pr6ximamente embarcara pa
IA Nueva York, la seforita Jose
fina Naranjo que va a pasar una
temporada a la gran urbe ameri-
cana con objeto de reponer su
salud un tanto quebrantada.
La senorita Naranjo esta en-
farentada con nuestro amigo ell
joven Agustin Gutierrez, exper-
to linotipista de los talleres de la
casa Cantero, Fernandez & Co.,
quien nos suplica la despidamos
por medic de estas lineas de sus
numerosas amistades.
Feliz viaje y grata estadia de-
seamos a la seIorita Naranjo y
que a su regreso traiga las mas
gratas impresiones de aquella
gran ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
La New York g. Porto Rico y los
Trabajadores del Muelle.

Diez y ocho estibadores que ve-
nfan hacienda ell trabajo de descar
ga de los vapores de la New York
and Porto Rico, en- cl Muelle de
San Antonio, no asistierOn a sus
faenas aver, desde la una de la
tarde. Marcharon a Puerta de
TERRA y celebraron EN- Ell cine Mon
te Carlo una asamblea, acOrdando
seguir trabajando las otras Com
pa1fas, pero no a la New York
and Porto Rico, mientras esta
Compailia no resuelva una petit
ci6n que Sc lie presentaria. Nom
braron comites para CataGo, San
turce, Puerta de TERRA Y San
Juan, para vigilar que los traba-
iadores cumplan el acuerdo. Los
miembros que cOmponen esos CO.
mites celebraron, despues de la
Asamblea, una reunion secreta
en- Ia Federation Libre.
Uno de nuestros reporters, el
Sr. Santiago, Sc entrevist6 en- Ia
manana de hoy con el Sr. Nadal
Superintendent de la New York
V este lie manifesto que no habia
recibido pliego alguno de los ira
bajadores. Que hoy no hay all
trabaio hasta las seis de la tardt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26

que llegara ell vapor "San Juan"
de los EstadOs Unidos Y que has
ia esa hOra no sabria 81 irIan a sll
labor los trabajadOres. Que ell
origen de este disgustO obeGece a
que la Compaflia cumpliendO
|acuerdos del Comite de Arbritaje,
desea implantar Ell Ponce como 10
esta en- Mayaguez Y ell esta ciu-
dad, el sistema de chapas y hacer
|el pagO no pOr medic de los ca
palaces sino directamente los
trabajadores., Esto viene It evitar
Idiferencias que han surgido ante
riOrmente. Los capataces, que
son empleadOs de la COmpaiiia es-
cOgen ell personal pero no les pa
gan. Parece que los trabajadOres
Iquieren tener los capataces elegi
dos pOr eilOs v este no es 10 acOr.
dadO pOr ell Comite de .Arbilraje
Este Comit6, compuesto de los Sc
iiores Emilio del Toro, Hartzell
y Aybar Sc reuni6 aver, Y aprob6
por mayorfa, 10 que la Compaiiia
quiere hacer en- Ponce, que es lC
que rige en- San Juan y Mayaguez
Este es ell estado del movimientC
hasta hoy a las II. Informare
mos 10 nuevO que Ocurra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26

1.-Necesidad de esta ins
ci6n Ell Puerto Rico, demost:'a
los bencticios que sc derivarianN
sn implantaci0n;
Isl Sc implanta este s;stem!
son los titMos Y ell vafor tic las
tierras 10 hastante estables para
asegurar los prestamOs?
3.-Es III agricultural un neSOcio
fuera de todo riesgo; este es, de-
muestran los records que las pro-
babilidades son de que ell eXceso
del eXit0 sobre la p6rdida De las
cosechas sera 10 bastante grande
para asesurar ingresos para Gu
brir los intereses V demas cargas
de los pestamos hipOtecario?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
LOS PRECIOS DEL 1914 Y LOS
DEL 1919.

AL comprar alimentos ropa, arroz
o zapatos, compare los precios de 1914
con los de 1919. -
Todo cuesta mas. Todo es mas di-
ficil de conseguir. Todos los articu-
los de primera necesidad han subido
Y con frecuencia son de calidad infe-
rior Ia de los que Sc pagaban me-
nos precio.
No existe hoy dia, persona nj grupo
alguno de personals que puedan regla-
mentar el precio de las mercaderias o
del servicio. Los nuevos precios han
sido determinados por condolences fue-
ra del. dominic de todos-condiciones
mundiales.
Nosotros no po6emos reglamentar
el precio del servicio que suministra-
mos-las condolences mundiales 10 de-
terminan-ni tampoco fijar el precio
que hemos de cargar por el servicio.
A Ia Comision de Servicio Publico CO.
rresponde hacerlo.
Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company,
San Juan no serfa San Juan sin
los carros electricos. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
Pasaron balance

Los Sres. Suarez y Compa-
MIA, los dueiios del elegante es-
tablecimiento eel Puerto Rico
Elegante" acaban de hacer sus
operaciones de balance y dentro
de POGO sabran como les fue en-
ell pasado aho de constante bre-
ga.
Que hayan ganado mucfo, pa
ra que prosigan prestando su CO.
operaci6n al p1blico que les sos
tiene a cambio de sus buenas mer
cancias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
ARROLLO A UN CABAllO

En- n Gale MuiIoz Rivera. de
Caguas, el auto No. 961 dc j. N.
Rose guiado pOr Nieyes Garcia
Garcia No. 1S2, arrOll6 a un caba-
llo que conducia Francisco Velaz-
quez, propiedad de Jose Delgado,
resultandO ell animal con un fuer-
te golpe en- la pata delantera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
DE MAYAGUEZ
NGp0lconi, en- Hbcrtad.

Con motive de haber sido cons
titu!da la fianza de diez mil do
liars en- un cheque certificado, en-
la Secretaria de la Cortc de Dis
trito, fue puesto Ell libertad in.
mediatamente el senior Rafael
Napoleoni.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
HORNOS PARA PANADERLAS

Tcnemos en- eristenca Mn ndmerO imitadO de Hornos
de hierro n,arcG "MESKER" cdpacdad para 5000
HbraS de pan diGriGS
Son inuy econ6micos en- com,bMstibles fdcilmemte
trdnSp0rtables.
Tan,bien tenemos "stocE" de toda clase de utensos
para pdnGdcr0s.
SucesoreS de l.. Villamil & Co.
. San JUGn. Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
LOS DESEsPERADOs

En- el bario "Boqueron' de las
Piedras, la joven Lila Carri6n, de
20 anos de edad, hija de Ramona
Carri6n, fue hallada aborcada, col