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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
TOURNEY STARTS TOMORROW

Tho 'jinc is near and III" stag - SGT
for thu. h:gc.Sr cunning 81 an even; 81
Us k!ni ryr- held ~ This part "t IN"
country. Turuurrrw ~ III" evening spec
flied for thrirnugural Of the Intelligent
cor Tournament. and for the amusement
If the fans lh"r'' WI Il" four games III
,hn ono evening. which IN itself ~ IA
;rrl' Dr r"ure' III" real treat las IN
! :ht. ,..,I;!f,. nf III. contestants and du" Ia
tn" i,.i"ns" rivnlry which marks IN"
battle bot vera 'vcry team. Win INC
Pike TrlIrC.anS playing n" Nll-S"hnlas-
Tics o. I"n:Ond first. tho HlEh inks
lacking tho Cathedral Alumni! %rN"n":
The r. and G.. "r E"'lair" meeting Mar
tins F.rr,. Nid:"tS :h'rd and the lradr"-
port lTrllrr. going on with IA" EX-lIiSh
of McMrChrn. tho program IS cnmnIct"
and affords four Of tn. most exciting
cont "sts eyer arranged in Ion" even
ing. coupled with I'll" fact that all play.
nrs have in mind ihH gnal---thc Silver
Loving CUP, 10 ~, ;:ivrn to the orran-
2nfinn that goes clear through without
suffering 4 sinCl" defeat. TIL" FIRST loss
10 Il icayu eliminates II from further PR
ticimat;on and II" changes can he mad"
in the Iinoups Of tn" contestants regard
less of injuries or di:qualificati"ns y
Corlrctcrt official has been secured 10
handi" tho whi&tl" and all disputes VIII
Nc interpret "l hy IN" committee Of ihT"o
consisting Of rrnf. Fl. +. Johns IF the
Wheeling high; Russell G""dwin. former
W. G. J. star and = local attorney and
nr. T.. e. nullard. local dentist and the
chairman e III" Y N. Z. \. business
Mems Glass TIL" first contest will
start promptly n: seven "'C!"rk and con-
tinuc on throughout tho evening. playing
- minute halves. and n PCS: ir"ri"d or
Scvrn minutes. Preparations have h""n
mace 'fnr the handling Of 81 record at
tendance and sine" thor" Will be no ad-
M sSiuu charged. it'll" need b" said Of
what to expect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
WON
IN ROUGH CAME
UP-RIVER LADS HAVE pht hA1
ALL COTTERS THIS SEhSoN AM
apE pI,lyIyG CLEAN BALL.
Irounced Park rsburg QUINTET, nleh
Made Points on Foul Goals
Funk Starred.

Snorial Dispatch IL The lntciliHencer'
WELLSHURG;. ian. 23.-D"sp'te TUE
fact that throughout the game an uh-
ueuaI aruoun, Of rouEhness was us
plav.d by both teams. til" floor s"'i'H
rIuyci last evening between the WriiS,
hurc and l'ark"rShurg lives was ono lu''
of thrills and all enjoyed il. FUNK til'
mainStnv uf III" visitors. made IN" "'''9
field rcnl acquired by his team. oar"
and Wade. the Wr!lsburr %uaraS pIaSru
fas, and four times Wade was @p''
t., run in and cage prints for mis- team
1Inurh who substituted for Jacobs. who
WIS compelled to leave the i'"cr VIZ
account IT personal fouls showed real
class.
Jacobs. If III" home team. WAS an
,jlrr victim of the personal foul r"ul"
and IN MI fourteen fouls were recorded
against the W"Ilshurg tirc. while ten
was Tho total for tn" visitors. When
rho final whistle blow the score stood
"9-ll.
The lineup and goals made were as
follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
HIGH SCHOOL FIVES
IN TOURNAMENT

This afternoon n IA" clos" of school
y ha&k"ihn tournament with III teams
"rtGrcd will hc sia.&'I ~ tn" Wheeling
high school @y:nnusium" between the
fiveS representing tn" various boys
=, mnnS:um cln-s.'$. In AL it will hn
necessary 10 play - games and to use
both yyInnasiums for the afternoon T."
Gccd" Ia" winning team. Mu"h interest
is manifested III tn" tournament since
rn.. good Players ar" fairly evenly d.
.,..l.L among ;h" various teams.
The captains at tn" I"Hms a"'--Raiph
Love. l;"i Ei:ru"<. Donald NIChlSnn. AL
fred lht"n'"il. Erh'rt iu"nthrr. Nor
man Moves. ,.ul"L'. W"is. Melvin Iaw
son. Hue" Rlun"nh"r2. Tom West. E:v-
.r"ii HriEkmnn and I.nh,n%on.
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We|ISburg Attempts
To Down the ''StubS"
Greatest Contest IN History Of 1nstitu
lions to Be Played This Evening
at Steuhe-ville.

No game in Basketball II this paw Ut
tho country has hH.n IL" subject - nlbr''
comment thar tin" on" that takes Hitc"
this evening NJ St"uhenyi!ie between tn"
WcilShe-g and StcuheEvilis continge1tS.
Fin, m revenge and seeing y n"St OPP
rOrturc tn"ui"H' I" ''"nh.' across. inc
stubs arc certain tnat II" tables vii! b"
turned and the defeat suffered earlier in
Tho year at W"ilsh1-E hs avenged.
More bitter rivals could b" found here-
ahouts and since beth arc represented by
the BEST teams n several ysars NOR"
occasion for rci1icc crops up. and
large crowd % TAX tho TOW St'uh"rTiil"
gym is not an cXarSrr3tinn.
Many from this city and vicinity
would like TO 500 th" .vc.l.. but hu" 20
thu distance and t." lack If proper
train time few if an will max" N"
trip. but iii will AVA: tho r"wS with
moro than usual interest. Critics IN this
section figure that tho teams arc evenly
balanced and With n" advantages Of
playing on Steubcnvil!r's floor til" latter
should win furtherruor" Wcilshurc viii
feel IN" abser"" If Paull. on" Of the
h!S stars. who IS subject 10 N operation.
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{: IN TIE FLOOR !
e>>@oe%> >>>>e>$e

Promoter Maxwell Eaumana. who re-
ccntlv ca.:c TO ihc city with Sol Metz
ger. the :":nous coach. IS dtckerinS WITH
Sevr"al Of III" best GrarplerS IN IN"
ganl.. for his opening match. which VIII
b" s!"ld Sum';Im" during the week or
February Grd ut the Market Auditorium.
BY :he spirit displayed by this ropul::"
promoter. who has just received his DIS
rhar:r. at Camp Dix. for the past eight
months demonstration OF the new SYs-
tenn Of i'm fighting" Their" is going I" be
Sons, hing out Of III" ordinary doing IN
this city.
There arc NOR" haSke :ball cr"nts IN
this section this Weekend than at any
time during The p"cstnt season and the
spirit being shown corroborTLtes tho
opinion thar II the floor gam" is prop.
crlv played. interest will never die.
Practically all "t til" teams arc dis
ciavinr their t,.a'ur" tits and u" ont
comes are awaited with unusual Snecuia-
,!on. One bright feature Of the indoor
,astirnn is Cluc Ia weather conditions cut
ting 70 mark. and The fans can come out
rain or shine.
AZ = :it;inc termination Of tho week.
IN. hiS lnt"l!! -.acnr t"uraaIn"n - 60
ing /" brill many Of :hn fans and IN"
yreatns, collection Of followers OF the
floor sport 10 attend any event IN inc
y" Syrn is expected.
A Hint.
Keep tho position ~ your mon cnhtln-
uallv in mind 81 tina; you will know
whcrr t. pass the ball when you receive
il. T. y.li are trying som" dirty w"cl;
or having IN n"punI"n: with - PLACER.
Won arc no hn.tcr tiirn n subSiitut" on
the henc',: go play th' ball. Don't stop
r,ayirr ,in;II III" referees whistle mott
fiss you tina, tim" has ''""n called: Many
:; yatuc has been wrn by a player VIII"
kept nlay!nG Will. the others were
singing an argument.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
LABORATORY TRIMS
PRODUCTION FIVE

Las. evening tn" Laboratory nf the
Wheeling Mold AMI Foundry was victor
ions over tho Production department by
tho score az 22-l7 in I contest that WAS
Interesting throughout. featured by IN"
shooting IF Jackson and T.ntniclS. Close
r,l,yinc was evidenced by ihr players rs
rtvafr: existed. hut Of til" trtcndlirSt IA
tIrc. and i: s"rms that these events ar"
becoming 4 fixture among The various
e,rl rlovcs nr the concern.
Tho Laboratory apr" arS 70 have DIG
edge on tho other departments. having
already trimmed thr purchasing depart
mrn; BY Il IopSidorl score. Next Thurs
Gny evening the engineering regiment
will -nd"avor TO put a crmD in tn" dope
makers record
TIL" lineup:
Laboratory (a5) Position production tlD
N"aslrti ...- -. -.'--.L" lay
Forward
Jackson. '-"''i ''''
Forward
Center.
cSSnH ..'.'' 49, :
Guard.
r DanictS.t ....... .-....-...' -l'''N
Guard.
suhstitutinns-M nddcn for R""d
Rcferrn-NGhstcr.
Goals-TIazi4tt 2. jackson :. +, pan
tcls s. Day 4. sAern .. Marion ,.
Fouls-Jacks92 "a: Day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
ENORMOUS LIABILITY
OF GERMAN-AUSTRIA

LONDON, Jan. 23.-The total debt Of
Austria Hungary last October was 81
O90, 000, 900 crowns, according to q dis
patch from Vienna. Austra's debt was
43, 900, 100000 crowns. commission
appointed to investigate the question OF
German-Austria's share OF these liRbil-
itics. finds that its proportion. assuming
that the other states Of the former en-
pire pay their share, amounts to 2s.ooo.-
000, 900 crowns.
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OWNERSHIP orroTp.

DENVER Colo, Jan. 23.-ResolutionS
opposing government ownership Of the
railroads and urging their early return
to private control under adequate fcde-
RI, regulation: favoring federal licens-
ing and regulation Of packers and stock
yards. hut opposing government owner
ship Of marketing facilities: advocating
universal military training and endors-
Ing the federal woman suffrage amend
mcnt. were adopted today at the closing
session OF the 22nd annual convention OF
tho American National Live Stock Asso-
ciation.
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EX-HIGH VS.. SHADYSIDE

This evening in tho Shadyside gym
:, rlatrSvillc f:x- High will clash with
Shadvsidr Fx-High. An exciting con-
test IS expected. as rivalry is tense be-
tween the two teams. The teams arc
cnu,poscd of stars from both schools.
Game to be called at $50 p. m. The
lineup is as follows:
81 t-laIrsvillc Shadyside.
SCnaIpE ls'HS
Forward.
Mcbride ...'.....l. MrAlIl!cH
Forward.
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CATHEDRAL III
V5, NDUND9VIL[E
BIZ Game Anticipated At Down Favei
Gymnasium This Evening with
Teams Matched.

t,ur nf tho most interesting events %
the evening will be- ten on" which wei
comes the cathedral High school hv2
at ll.r Mnuni~TilI. gymnasium th''
evening. IN whlrh IN" participants APP
near To j." Equal L. III" occasion ana
Justly ready - Withstand thu nnSl+uEht
ana defend tho honor OF lh"ir !hsii'u-
lion br course there must be u lose:
I'm tho event. md just who II VIII u" IN
this particular instance will be dcrlocd
tonight
COMPARING n" rcCor! Of the rivals
would take but lrtt" time. as both teams
h1y,. lost NOR. games than lhcy nav
won However. Cathedral has been up
against som" might. tough "uSi"meeS
und with the Con;i,lcnc" gained b! thr
dc rca, Of lhc old Gold and R!u". should
make the prnilcnl!ary city lads step
lttlc. Moundsvillc lost 10 WlIlaims-
tnwn and Bcllairr. bull the nHerwhelh-
ing defeat Of Sistcrsvill" and the ad'
vantage of playing. in home territory
Will also add 10 III" uncertainty OF lHi
battle.
Lost wear Moundsvillr lost TO mo To-
cal lads and is anxious IL get r.Ecnt"'
Hnr of the largest crowds in me ms.
lory Of the Mound city gymnasium call
bc assured, while many from TINS Guy
urr counting on making the car ridt.
The lineups: 90
E,rhcdr:,I MnundSNillc.
=, WuOdhurn
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nors wonderful Bite.

What has become OF the greyhound
you hadr'
KILLED himself
Really?
YES, tried to catch a fly on the small
Of his hack and miscalculatcd. Bit
himself in two '-Tit-Bits.
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ParkerSburg l,

Hnugh for Jacobs.
Rrfcrca---Natc Borham.
t;,,alS---iIough. i; Wade 4; Funk, !;
Rcd t. Tarr. |: Dare. 8.
,fnuls--I'unk. 2 out OF 6: Kelly, out
OF G.
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RF[LAIRE AND WHEELING PRIN|ED
F0R TWO CLASSY CARDS TONIGHT
SCYS. GAME PROMISES 20 BE
MOST INTERESTING AND RIVAL
RY Will FEATURE TIE EVENT.
Local Girls Enter with q Record Never
Before Equalled and Ohtoans
Anxious TO Win

Those fans that Journey across the
river this evening t. sec the proposed
engagements between the Wheeling anu
Eclla!re high schools, will marvel at the
intense rivalry and cast. look ~ as
tunis!:acnt upon the determination that
will characterize the action Of every par
tjc;pant IN both contests. Rivalry VIII
spell victory or defeat for tw" Of Inc
teams and in case Of double victor! IN
either instance. will mean II wonderful
accomplishment. Ii the B"illir" boys
trim the Wheeling boys. and the Bellaire
girls should lose Ia the local girls, II
will be q victory for Wheeling in every
sense. Rut should the local boys trim
Bcllairc and the girls break their Win
ming streak. then il will ~" disaster Tor
the popular local high school. If the
contests, were 10 be played in tn" local
gymnasium different. story would nc
told. but since Gravel Hill will gain tn"
distinction, time only will make the DIFF
ference.
Confident.
The Bellaire high boys arc confident
that Wheeling will prove an easy match
and DESPITE being cautioned by their
coach. feel that with the veteran Inc
I'D Of las. season intact and since
Wheeling has not hc"n going up I" h"r
INST records little difficulty will b" en-
ner;rnccd. Eellairc has a heavy team
hy far heavier than WhccimgS' ana IN
c'n1herrsnu. has one of the best basket
hill nIayrrS in the valley and n demon
on shooting goals. However Nhc'lNlE
olHvrrs arc going into tho contest NiIh
their teeth cl:nchcd and only superior
forces will spell defeat. Captain E"-
hrccht reports his men In good irim ana
fools that B"ilairc will know that thcy
played IL basket ball game after IT. IS
all over.
Streak.
perhops the bright, feature If III"
evenings program is based upon ne
nucstiou. us the phenomenal record 81
tho Wheeling girls Ia hn given set
hack" This has been asked iimc ana
again. for the stmpl" r";tSon mat Vi"
Rcd and Black Is Il dangerous opponent
on her home floor md the over tn" river
girls have practically III" sam" t"nth ~
Inc, wear when they hold tn" local Stars
~ two close scores. II must II" mem
toned y, this tim" that a&id" from III"
dcrra!s sustained 81; the hands "I u"
Wheeling girls. Ecllair" has not last ~
Ave wears which also is Il very good rec
ord More interest is in "rid"n"" III
.his ertto than Tho main event ana II
III, Wheeling girls trim E"lln!rc II VIII
mean the big obstacle has been over
curno and the road 10 another d"l"a'i"SS
sraScn clcrrca.
Interest.
Never before W,is lii" interest - EH"h
@. IN the events This evening and Tho
ehoutinr is cxr"ctr,i I" II" d"1c"Ein=.
MANY from Wheeling will accompany
nj hove and :Ifl they
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Substitut ions-MckcIvry Tor Mack. on
Rcllairc. Observation-Disclosures. Mack 6. Nor
ris 6. Kane >. Knox ;. M"k"lrcy |; y.
NJ C. A.: Strwar" ), Noel I. tornpart u,
WarfrueI !. Fuuls--Stcwarl ?, Iwcig T..
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BEATS
WHEELING "'Y'
Fast over the River Stars Take Locals
Into Camp in Rough Contest
Last Night.

In a gam" that was hard fought from
beginning To end tn" Rrllairr L. and q.
five trimmed the Wheeling \. VI. &.
Vast evening IN the local aSseclsttc::
gymnasium by the score Of 1879; tho
contest being close al all times and
fraiurrd by rough tactics by the par
Elephants. who played the man instead
of the ball.
Mack Morris and Ksne bore the brunt
OF tn" attack for the winners. while
Stewart. kompart and Noel played best
best for the losing team. The Wheel
ing "Y' Was badly crippled by the loss
of Turk. III" big star. In the closing
period Poind"vr"r and Warfruel dis
played fire work al guards. Bcllaire's
unexpected strength may mean that
the team will capture the TntclliGcrccr
tournament. as many who witnessed
last evenings encounter arb prone 10
believe. Lineup:
Y. NJ. {. .\--3?. J.. & G. Bcllaire--43.
M1c
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Pity VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
-RTY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
CONvOCATORIA.

En- cumplimiento de 10 que dis
pone ell articnlo 13 parrafo 2 de
las "Clausulas de incorporation
de la Sociedad, y por acuerdo de
la Junta Directiva, Sc convoca por
la presente a los seilores asociados
de la Casa de Espana en- esta Sec
ci0n, a Junta General Ordinaria
que ma de celebrase en- los salo-
mes del Casino Espanol, ell domin-
go 26 de Enero actual, a las tres
de la tarde.
En- esta Asamblea Sc elegira nue.
va Junta Directiva y Sc designa-
ran los Delegates que hayan de
presentar a esta Seccion en- la
Asamblea General Central del prs
ximo mes de Febrero.
Es condici6n precisa para po-
der asistir esta Junta, ell estar al
corriente en- ell pago de las Quotas.
San Juan, p. R., Enero IS de
1919.
S.Cadierno.
Presidente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas :-Src.. don Gregorio
Portela Vicente, de San Juan; An
tonic Hoyo Liano, de Cayey; Jose
vicens Batalla, de Manati; Belar-
mino Alvarez Feito, Ramon Ro-
drfguez Garcia, de Rio Piedras ;
Evaristo alvarez Rodriguez, de
San Juan; Marcelino Rodriguez
Perez, de Santurce.
Salidas :-Sres. don Manuel Pue
bla Portela, de Guayama; Emilio
Perez Fernandez, de YaIbucoa
Florindo Portela Portela, de Ad
juntas; Luciano Menendez Con
zalez, de Bayamon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
Senores Lectores...

to las manifestations de Conde;
pues no Sc oculta a nadie La inqui-
ma de Rodriguez Vera y la Fede-
racion Libre, y era presumible de-
mi parte, en- 81 dicho de Conde, Ell
deseo de hacer aparecer al prime
70 como un elemento adinerado.
Pero de la informaci6n que publ
GO "La Democracia', de la jun
ia de Propietarios de los terrenos
del Campamento Las Casas'', son
estos detalles:
"Se discuti6 ampliamente y al
gunos, los anenos ricos, expresa-
ron sus rentas; ! los otros, Sc ma
nifestaron en- ell sentido de ha-
cerse cargo de sus solares ense-
guida que termine la demoviliza-
ci6n dc las tropas Y sea cancelado
el arrendamiento actual. Entire
los que estaban presentes cedieron
gratuitamente sus terrenos, re-
nunciando a las rontas, slos senores
j. Rexach, Riera, A. Caubet, R.
Fabian. ]. Ju;llta y A. Rodriguez
Vera. 'Esos propietagios son due
nos de la mayor parte del terreno
dondc esta el campamento."
De "El Agnila de Puerto Ri
CO., edici6n de un dia de enero, es
el recorte que paso reproducir:
Los Representatives. del taller
de ..ropa interior que tienen esta-
blecido los senores ID. E. Sichert y
Ca, obsequiaron aver a sus @em-
pleados con un esplendido almuer-
20 en- ell Hotel Melia.
"En un saloncito, adornado
con elegancia y sencillez, estaba si-
tuada una coquetona mesa y alre-
dedor de ella la administrators
de dicho taller, y sehoritas Car
men Y Rosa Maria ValdWies, Sra.
Ana Jllisa Rivera vda. de Condero
y lds jovenes Juan y Agustln Ore
llama. Los comensales hicieron
derroche de algeria y correction,
alabando la condimentacion y ca
lidad de los manjares. {"
Y de las costureras, que Norman
la parte mas importante de ese
taller de ropa interior, Squien Sc
acordo de obsequiarlasY
-. Julio SAN. JUAN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
! NOTAS DE PONCE

Ponce, enero ia las $50 de
la tarde del viernes, EN- la calle
del Comercio, los ,autO-trucks nd-
nero 10, del Central Mercedita,
guiado por el chauffeur Francisco
Mayoral, y Ell 92a2, del Central
Fortuna, guiado por el chauffeur
Cresenci0 Miranda, tuvieron una
collision, resultando el primero con
tapa-lodo roto VI el segundo' con
averfas que lie impidieron seguir
su marcha. La policfa dice que
ambos chauffeur son culpables,
no haber adoptado precauciones.
-Anoche hizo su debut con nu-
meroso phblico en- ell "Teatro
Broadway" la excelente compalia
dramatica Delgado- Caro- -Campos,
poniendo en- escena la interesante
comedia francesa Eel Adverse
RIO"
Para la matinee de hoy ''Pue-
bla de Mujeres" y para la noche
'.El tren rapido", y puede. asegu-
rarse que ira mucho pdblico, por-
que la function inicial de la tenn
porada gust6 mucho, probando los
artistas que merecen ser admira
dos.
Sc encuentra aquf el respe
table caballero don Pedro Salazar
distinguido hombre de negocios
natural de esta ciudad y que nos
dicen reside ahora en- la populosa
ciudad de New York.
-Inf6rmase que don Rafael Ma
polioni y don Antonio Gonzalez
han entablado pleitos contra don
Domingo Cruz, exigiendosle aquel
veinte mil dolares y ell tltimO ocho
mil, por daiios y perjuicios, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21

alegan les ha causado ell seiior
Cruz al comentar ciertos hechos,
mezclados el nombre de los de-
mandantes.
Ell policfa Guillermo Thillet
ha detenido a Manuel MaldOnado,
para acusarle de haberle hurtadO
varios bollos de pan al vecino Ma
gin Cruz. j"
-Segdn un pliego recibido en-
la Corte de DistritO de esta ciu-
dad, EN- ell Hospital Belleuvre de
New York ha fallecido ell estima-
BILE joven abogado don Eduardo
P. Gibson, que viva aquf hasta
hace algunos meses y traslad6 su
residencia a New York para some
terse a un tratamientO facultatiyo
que lie devolviese la salud.
-Desde hace algunOs dfas guar
da CANA enfermo, afortunadamen-
tie no de cudiadO, nuestrO viejO
amigo don Rafael Matos Bernier.
Hacemos votos por su restableci-
miento.
Hemos saludado aquf a nuestro
amigo el estimable senior r. b
Noyes, acomodado agricultor dc
esta comarca, que hace algunos
meses EMBARGO para Estados Uni
dos llamado a prestar sercisio en-
la Marina Nacional, pues perte
nece las fuerzas de la Reserva.
Corresponsal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
ri siguiente cable 10 reeorte de

El siguiente cable 10 reeorte de
La Democracia"
'sCoblenza, enero La mayor
parte de la artillerfa alemana y
cincuenta sesenta aeroplanos,
que han sido intrrogados a la fuer
zas americanas, seran enviados "a
los Estados Unidos. Sc piensa
distribuirlos a todas las ciudades,
como regalo del gobierno. Entire
los aeroplanps los hay de batalla,
que llevan seis ametralladoras, y
que Sc dedicaban a atacar la infan
terfa.''
Bueno seria ahora que ell Alcal-
de Todd esta en- Washington, que
nuestro Concejo Municipal gestio-
nase la adquisici6n de uno de esos
aeroplanos de batalla y algunas de
las piezas de artilleria entregadas
por los alemanes. mo es San
Juan una de las ciudades de los
Estadds Unidos? Pues nos CORES
ponde parte del botln referido en-
ell cable de Coblenza y debemos
pedirla. Tiene la palabra el Con-
cejal Goenaga.
El Consejo de los Caballeros de
Colon, secci6n de Mayaguez, pro-
puso a los Sres. Alexandra Gala
mes, Angel Acosta Quintero y Re-
vcrendo Padre Jorge, para cons
tituir Ell comite que ha de repair
tir en- aquella ciudad la parte pro-
Iporcional de las limosnas de San
to Domingo.
La propuesta de referencia fue
aceptada y ell senior don Martin
Travieso entreg6 a dicho respeta-
BILE comite seis nil dolares para
que haga las donaciones pertinen-
tes.
n n y "
D. Eduardo Conde me habia di-
,cho diferentes veces que el creia
que don Andres Rodriguez Vera
tenfa dinero. Nunca lie df. credi-
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Corresponsal.

Sc VENDE: Cash. Automovil
Buick, 6 cilindros, modelo 1917,
cuatro meses de uso. Informara
Parque 43. Telefono 241 Santur-
ce. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
Presidente

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIA-
DO EN- UN Ola, t6mese LAXA,
TWO BROMO QUIN1NA. Ell bo-
ticario devolvera Ell dinero 81 no
lie cura. La firma de E. W. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita. Advt.
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81 Qu1ERE listed coMPRAR o

.vENDER Bonos y Acciones de Ban
cos, Centrales, y otros valores, fincas
rdsticas y urbanas, colocar tomar di'
nero on hipotecas pignorar valores,
diriiase N. Llauri y Comp. Tetuan
mum. 6. San Juan, r. e. Tei6iono 287.