davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18

Eel senior Alcalde Sc extendi0
IN otras consideraciones, sObre
Il mismo asunto y manifesto que
9l ayuntamientO podrfa vender ell
Teatro Municipal, para con la
suma producida por la venta te-
ner pie para la edificacion de un
nuevo Teatro Municipal.
Como todas las personals de
San Juan, ell senior Todd sabe
que ese teatro es insufciente pa
IA la capital, porque no responde
a las exigencias modernas, cosa
que salta a la vista cuandO viene
una compah1a. Pero que ell teatro
municipal estara ahf hasta que
una compaiiia una institution
quieran adquirirlo para reedifi-
carlo o para cOnstruir Otro. Por
suerte no mOlesta al Ayunta-
mientO. -.
AL llegar aquf un empleadO
anuncia al alcalde que el Lcdo.
Coll y Cuchf quiere verle; la en-.
trevista Sc acorta V ell reporter
sale de la oficina dando las gra
cias al senior Todd pOr la bondad
con que supo acoger nuestros de
secs.
Eel rumor circulante por San
Juan, de 81 Sc vendia o no el
Teatro Municipal, tenfa su base
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18

Bien temprano, esta maIana,
un reporter de Ell IMPARCIAL,
subfa las escaleras del MunicipiO
con ell prop6sito de yer al alcalde
se1or Todd, e interrogarle sobre
ell rumor existente de la compra
del Teatro Municipal, por una
copania bancaria de la ciudad.
El sefor Todd lie atendi0 cortes
mente y lie hizo ltn relate referen
te la venta o reedificaci0n del
teatrO.
Primeramente, antes de entrar
de lleno en- la relacion de tOdo
ese proceso, nos manifesto que ell
rumor de hoy partia de una ami
gable conversation que tuvO con
ell Lcdo. Guerra, en- la cual Sc di-
jo algo de la venta de nuestro
nnico cOliseo. Pero que fue sim
plemente una conversation, sin
ningdn fin determinadO.
No es de ahora que ell senior al
calde esta hacienda gestiOnes pa
IA vender, llenandO los requisites
de la ley, ell Teatro Municipal.
Hace alg1n tempo que Sc ha-
bio del asunto a las cOrporaciO-
nes bancarias de San Juan, por
81 querian adquirirlo para la ex-
plOtaci0n de su negOciO, perO
esa idea hubO de rcchazarse; el
edifcio del teatrO estaba fuera
del radio de los negocios de esas
cOrpOraciOnes.
Tambi6n fufmos informadOs de
las proposiciones que Sc hicieron
al manager de la Porto Rican
American Tobacco Co., de New
York, con ell mismo fin indicado.
Pero la compaiiia tabacalera no
pudo tomar en- consideration el
asunto alegando las pesimas con
diciones del mercado Y la actitud
de los torcedores respecto sus
movimientos de huelga..
Abundando mas en- los detalles
e infOrmes que Sc nos suministra-
ba, ell senior Alcalde nos habl0 de
la primera proposition que reel.
bio, que fue la del senor Bracale.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
Notas de la Pista

Como las calTeraS de aver eran
interesantcs, en- cOmpailia de va
rios amigos me encamine hac1a ell
hip0dromo, ylO primero que hice,
despues de haber llegadO, fuG sa-
car las papeletas de costumbre Y
sentarme para seguir combinan-
do; prontO unO que Sc acerca para
decirme al dido, en- vOz baja: no
ponga ese, compae" mire, 81 quie-
re ganar aquf tiene, ponga este en-
lfnea que es una 'Orejita" de Ill
TINA hora; Y como esta casi son
tOdas las conversaciOnes que sue
len Oirse mOmentOs antes de ce-
rrar ell pool, quedandO unO indie
ciso sin saber a cual va jugar;
por fin me decide con ell amigo
a cena; jugamos nuestrO cuadro y
ncs sentamos para esperar ell re-
sultado.
Viene la primera carrera y sa-
len la pista para correr $50 me-
tros: PoIctG, Ydrd, NelG y Colo
miGI Girl; segdn la banca ell ca
ballo favorito en- esta carrera era
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entrada: Ramon Rodriguez
Garcia, de Arecibo; Jose Ma. Pc
rez Seirana, de San Juan.
Salida: Antonio Maceira Da-
fla, de Lares; Manuel Perez Clau
dio, de Toa Alta; Francisco Espi
ma Rivera, de Comerio; Dolores
Eloiza de. Santos, de San Juan !;
Josefina Fernandez Colon, de Ca
yey; Simon Large Aguilare, de
Arecibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18

Marianeld, A!egre yLlurid; el Ale
gre sali0 delante acercandosele en-
seguida ell Essex, lucharon un POI
co y Alegre entr0 victorioso la
meta pagando, un dividendO en-
primera de $7.43 Y en- segunda
$4.25; ;el segundo Sc 10 hizo Lltrid.
Cuarta carrera a 1000 metros,
y salen a la pista Brorn Baby,
Seminole, Hiking, Aid, Teeto y III
tania, el BrOwn Baby como STEM
pre-; sali0 primero y asf conserve
su puestO hasta llegar a la meta !;
pago en- segunda 93 centavos por
peso.
Esta quinta carrera era muy
interesante; Sc trataba NADIA me-
nos que de una milla de distancia
Y todos caballos buenos; corrfan !:
Liberty, Rauengar, Lieja, Vdngudr
did, Cdnpana y Mmciand; GUAM
do levantaron la cinta, tOdos CO.
gieron la delantera menos Mur-
cidna que iba hacienda ell dltimo
puesto, pero en- la segunda vuelta
va lie habia pasado a tOdOs y al in
tentar revasarle al Vanguardid,
eljockcy de este, segdn ell p1blico
lie 4agarr0 las bridas al Murciana,
este incidente Sc not6 p0r los
1 200 metros, luego bajando los
$50 metros hemOs pOdidO yer que
ell Murciana casi venla corriendO
pegado las tablas; al llegar los
caballos a la meta entr0 primerO
Vmguardid. Eel publico protesto
en- esta carrera; Y como nosotros
en- verdad no sab1amOs 81 hablan
aguantado las bridas hubo Otro
entorpecimiento, esperamos la
resolution del jurado; despues de
una larga discussion este, siempre
rectO en- todos sus actOs, resOlvi0
darle el premio a Mmrciqna. El
segundo era Meja, pero como ell
en- esta carrera era Lie
ia pag0 Murciana en- las dos ban
cas-, en- primera $3.78 y en- segun-
da $40 el piblico aplaudi6 mu--
cho la resolucion tomada por par
te del jurado en- esta carrera.
Sexta Y Ultima carrera ZOO
metros, salen correr: JWlepe, VI
rora, Maria Luisd, Confetti y Ra-I
ftes; ell caballito de Felices esta
carrera corri6 como pura sangre
entro aguantado a la meta, hacien
dole el segundo Julepe. El prime
70 pago Az. centayos y Julepe 50
centayos en- segunda.
Manuel Cusveru. Destriana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
TRUCK INCENDIADO

En- la carretera central, cerca
de Rio Piedras, ell truck de carga
de don Emilio Acosta, cargadO de
MADEIRA, Sc quemo por haber ex-
plotado ell ttanque de gasolina, SUI
friendo desperfectos en- la maqui-
maria y la capota. No hubo des-
gracias personales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18

sidencia ell aqueIla enOrme urbe;
los activoS Y laboriOsOs j0veneS
don Carlos NJ. Patterne y don Car
melo L. BauZa, para pOner Ell ac-
tividad sus conocimientOs en- ell
campo del trabajo; y ell inteiigentc
Y amable joven don Jose M6ndez,
para cursar estudios de ingenic-
ria.
A los cuatro acompaiIa nuestro
deseO de que vean realizadas sus.
esperanzas, obteniendo complete
exito Ell sus propositos.
-Hemos saludadO aquf al apre-
ciable joven don Rodrigo Miranda,
actualmente agente representante
de la firma "Compailia Industriar'
de esa plaza, eX-miembro de ia de-
tective, que presto muy buenos ser
vicios ell esta ciudad, mientras
tpertepeci0 la expresada institu~
ci0n, quien vino a Ponce EN- asun-
tos de negocio.
-An1nciase ell descubrimiento
de un case de difteria en- la calle
EstrelIa, n1mero so de esta ciu-
dad, ,cerca del lugar Hamado El TIE
rraplen, Sc trata de la Mia Eli
sd Castillo, y ell jefe de la Sandal
Ien esta poblacion, DR.. Ortiz. ha
Ordenado sea puesta la vdcuna
Ipreveutiva a todos los ninoS do
miciliados en- los alrededores de
la expresada casa n1merO so.
-Desde lace varios dias Sc en-
cuentra aqu1 nuestro antignG ami
90 don Juan Ducout, eX-luspec-
tor de Escuelas de este Distrito.
Iquien durante cerca de 1G amos
presto servicios eficientes al De-
Ipartamento de Instruction Publ
ca.
Ahora ell Sr. DucOut desenvuel-
We sus actitudes Ell el campo de los
negocios.
Nos ha cOmplacidOh saludar
aquf a nuestrO antique amigo don
Pablo ROig, aplaudidO actor y CO.
nocido periodista mayaguezanO,
lque ha venido EN- gestiones rela-
ciOnadas con la administration del
semanario LA Revista Blanca.
Deseamosle 6xito cumplido.
-Tienen lmuchas prdbabilida-
des de ocupar los puestos Gle Co
Imisionados. de Instruction Publ.
ca, Sanidad y Benecencia y Obras
Publicas, respectivamente, nues-
tros buenos amigos don Servando
Rabainne, DIR. Rafael Lopez Nu-
ssa ingeniero don Victor A.
Auffant.
Nos dicen que la Union Obre-
Ia Central de Ponce ha acordado
celebrar de manera esplendida la
simb0lica fiesta "Dia del Traba-
jo", noticia que ha sidO reribida
con marcadas muestras de simpa-
tias por los elementos relaciona-
dos con esa fiesta.
-Antes de salir para San Juan,
a donde va destinadO Ocupar un
puesto en- las oticinas centrales
de la American Railroad of Por-
to Rico, tuvo la cortesia de de-
cirnos iadios. nuestro buen amigo
el active Y correctO don Angel Ri
vera, que durante muchos amos
desempe1o la plaza de jefe del ira
fico Ell la linea Ponce -Mayaguez.
Sc dice que ell Sr. Rivera sera
sustitufdo por ell Sr. Manuel Jove,
que tambien es empleado de ia cl-
tada Compaflia.
CoTesponsdI.
uN MITIN EN- SANTURCE
Anoche, EN- la parada diez y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
CiOQGG dGunaUtO yuma fdCIGtaMPOlGG
iQui6n agTGdid G hiTi6 con una naVaja a '"MarO
MaRca''?- J6VGRS pOReGfg que Sc VAN
para eI NOTtG

Ponce, agOsto 17.-ComO a las
8 30 de la mahana, al deselnbocar
ell autom6vil 41S, perteneciente a
Mr.. George Trautman en- Ia PIa
"a Degetau, viniendO pOr la calle
del Comercio, choc0 con una bici-
cleta ell que iba ell muchacho Os-1
car Alvarad0, quedando este tllti-
mo aparatO cOmpletamente destfo-
zado y resultando ell chico con al
gunos golpes leves. ll policia Ra
mon Mufoz que investigo cl case
dice que ell muchacho corria mi
rando hacia atras, y que a este de-
biose ell choque.
En- un "Baile de Plena" que
Sc celebraba anoche en- ell Sitio
conOcidO por 'El PalO de Pan, de
Canas, mientras Manuel Matos
alias "Mano Manca" hablaba con
un tai Francisco Payel, nombra-
do comunmente Paco, alguien que
atn no ha podidO identificarse,
agredi0, con una navajo, al pri-
nero, causandOle una herida de
grandes dimensiones en- la espal-
Ida.
Los agentes de la autOridad ha-
cen las investigaciones necesarias,
Ell busca del autOr de la aggression.
Pedro Avellanet, muy conoci-
do por Pedro Marathon, fue ares
tado aver por el guardia Jose Avi-
les, para sindicarle como autor
responsible del hurto de una go
ma para automobiles, marca Goo
drich, de 30 por 215, propiedad de
don Julio Gordreau, de Salinas, go
ma que Pedro Avellanet habia EN-
penado, apropiandose ell d.nero,
producto de la pignoraci6n.
-Desde Santiago de los Caba-
lleros, Santo Domingo, ha escrito
a SUI hermanO don Juan, la senora
Crucita Bahamonde, espoSa del
conocido artista m1sico pOncenO
don Juan Santaella, informando-
lie que este falleci0 hace POGO.
FL Sr. Santaella, era puortorri-
queno y hace tempo traslaGo SUI
residencia la hermana Antilla,
de la que hizo SUI segunda patria.
Descanse en- la paz del Senor ell
,difunto cOmpatriOta y damos nues
tro sicero p6same a sus familia-
res.
-Durante algunas horas han
estadO aquf los estimables tip0-
grafos don Juan Echevarrfa v don
Justo ScamarOni, ambos pOncenos,
que trasladarOn SUI residencia la
Villa del Gumani.
-Tambi6n saludamos aquf al
Icorrecto jefe Blanco, de la policia
de Guayama, quien vino Ell gesti0n
de asuntos de su personal incum-
Ibencia.
-Antes de anOche, alguien dio
una broma del peOr gustO a los
habitantes de Ponce, dando avi-
so a la Central Telef0nica de un
supuesto incendioen la Herrera
|y Fundici0n de don Roberto
Graham. Como es costumbre la
Central avis6 al Parque de Bonn
bas y la oficialidad, y POGO des-
pues tada la poblaci0n Sc conmO-
via por la alarma del fuegO.
Es lastima que no pueda descu-
brirse quien fue ell graciosO, para
perseguirle ante los tribunales.
-Por Mayaguez y San Juan,
han marchado para EE. UU. las
siguientes personals de esta ciu-
dad, con las fnalidades que en-
cada case Sc indican: FL aprecia-
BILE torcedor, Antonio Colon, para
contraer matrimonio con la bella
" simnatica sniIorita nonceiI9 Ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18

HGrG, pues casi llevaba todo ell
dinero; efectivamente levantan la
cinta y tomo la delantera, entran-
do primerO Yara y segundO, Nela !;
ell primerO pag0 Ell la banca 80 cen
tavos y Ncla en- segunda 36 centa
vos.
La segunda carrera fue $50
metros, cOrrian ROndd, Rebcca,
Frank Paterson, Marion Wilson,
King Trorator y Laudator, GUAM
do ell juez de salida levant0 la Gin
ia ell King TroUatOr parti0 delan-
tie y ell Marion Wilson varias We
ces intent0 quitarle ell premio, pc
TO fue in1til; sin embargo lie hui
biese hecho pasar un susie 81 al
Marion Wilson no Sc lie cae la 81
lla,entro primero King TrOuator y
pago en- la banca prlmera $1.20;
Marion lie hizo segundo y pag0 II
centavos.
La tercera carrera fue una sor-
presa para la mayor parte de los
hfpicos; Sc disputaban el premio
a 1000 metros, los caballos ESseG,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
P0INDExTER CHARACTERIZES
PRESIDENT AS MENACE
Speaks at Meeting Held In Long la
lind City Celebrating Anniversary
OF Republican Party.
IDv Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-prcsdent
Wilson was characterized as ".hc
worlds greatest menace" In an ad-
dress by United States Senator Miles
roindcxtcr at Il mass-mectinE Of
Queens County Republicans in Long
Island City today. The meeting was
held to celebrate the Sixty-iifth an
riversary of the founding OF the Re
publican party. Senators Wadsworth
and calder, Of New York. also spoke.
The Senator from Washington, after
blaming the President for delay in
ratifying the peace treaty, said he
was the greatest German in tho
country and that his theories ana
suggestions regarding the demo-
cratization of the industry" had en-
couraged radical labor leaders to at
tempt to bring about a dictatorship
OF the proletariat," which means the
final overthrow of our republican form
OF government"
Referring TO the Presidents imputa-
tion that certain opponents of the
peace treaty and covenant were pro
Germans and Bolshevists.' Mr.. Poin-
dexter entered a vigorous disclaimer.
declaring ut the same time that the
President was forced into the war
against the Germans by an irrcsis-
t:ble public opinion in opposition to
his will. and tried as late as 1918 to
precipitate q negotiated peace and thus
defeat the aims OF the allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
CATHOLIC MEN ARRANGE
RALLY HERE DURING WEEK
Annual Services VIII BE Held h
thurchmen Thursday, Friday
mud sunday.

Al arrsnEements for the second an
nual rally cti. the Catholic men IN
Richmond hsve. H..em completed; i, was
THURSDAY and last over Sunday.
The rally win begin in st. Peters
Church on Thursday evening and will
sake. the form OF Iridium or three
days service
Special services will be held Thurs
day: Friday and sunday. evenings at
) o'clock At the st. Peters Church. On
sunday morning all the men will as
s"mole IN the halls Of the Mctiilrs
catholic Union, on East Grace Street
whether they are members Of the Holy
Name Society or not and will march to
ST. Peters Church at 7:45 o'clock in
the morning and receive Holy Com
munion in body at the o'clock
mass.
Rev. j. r. Clark, @. T. of Louis
Vile, ny, has been assigned the duty
OF conducting the services.
Societies which VIII participate in
the. services VIII be The Holy Name
Societies OF the Cathedral Parish ST.
Peters. s., Mary's St Patricks. St
l'enedicts and Sacred Heart Churches
Spiritual directors OF the meetings
viii be the Key. William O'Hara IS,
Godfrey. j. \ kelliher, h. A. Brosnane
i. Albert. q. s.. y. T.. Marks. G.. :. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

G. Jeter Jones will address nust-
ness Mems Bible Clnss Mt Grncc
street baptist Church OF 0'30.
Rally Dny services 10 he conduct
cd nj Hanover Christian Church.
Mems Conversational Bible Study,
second floor lobby. Central Y. NJ. T..
A.. 1T Si4J.
u. L. MnEill will speak before
Grnce Covenant Church conErcEn-
ton, Binford High School, Mt II.
J. Binford Wnlford will spenJ< be-
fore Boys Bible Study Club ut Y,
II. 4. A. at :;20.
Second Baptist Mission md Sum
day school rniiy day to. he observed
by nil baptist CHURCHES of Rich
niond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
CONTRACT FOR Is HOUSES
MADE BY COMPANY HERE
Homes to lie Constructed In IIiehIund
Park, Gintcr Park. battery Court
AMI West End.

Contracts for the construction of
twenty-five homes in Highland Park
G!ntcr Park, Battery Court and the
West End have been Let by the Unitc,I
Homes Corporation and building opera :
tons have already begun in several
places. 1t was announced last night by
officials of the company.
The houses arc to average eight
rooms and will be equipped with light.
heat. sleeping porches. hardwood floors
claimed By the builders. \ few bunga :
lows are TO be built. hut the majority
OF the buildings are TO be two-storey
stucco and brick homes. built for work.
ing men and to be sold on the payment
plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
RICHMOND PEOPLE
MAKE STATEMENTS
ABOUT HYPO:COD
Read what your neighb0rs rec
ommend as being an ideal
tonic. Ask a doctor about
formula printed on
every bottle.
NO MYSTERY OR SECRET
ABOUT THIS MEDICINE

T.. 4. OVERCAST. i22 S. Harrison
St. said: MY wife suffered from Rheu
matism in her feet. She had swelling
of her feet and ankles, poor appetite
and n general rundown condition. AZ
ter taking Earlc's Hypo-Cod the first
bottle helped her greatly and has re-
lieved her in mervelous way. My
little boy is just past years old. and
has been compelled TO go to the fresh
air school. The doctor advised Earle's
Hypo-cod. ard he has improved great.
~ also since taking this wonderful
medicine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
Bond, Arc FIXED mt $1,000 Each.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Sept. 27.-G. B.
Kirkpatrick States attorney OF this
county. today fixed the bonds of Dem
mis- Metcalf, gardener at the Robin
negro servant. at $1,000 each. The
gardener and the servant were ar
rested Friday on warrants sworn out
by Gabriel Hansen. a Memphis detec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Thomas Hepburn Lowry.

Funeral SERVICES FOR Thomas Hep
burn Lowry, twenty-four years old.
who died at Ashland at o'clock yes
terday morning at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Nellie c. Lowry, will take
place from the home this afternoon at
3 o'clock. Burial will be In Rivervicw
Cemetery. Besides his mother. Mr.
Lowry is survived b. five brothers
Lewis L.. Claude H., Waldrop w. j,
Frank and Herbert Lowry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

agreements which should he excluded
from The proposed consortium. in
which the United States. Great Britain.
France and Japan would participate.
Niscount kato attacked Viscount
Cchida. foreign minister for agreeing
TO substitute AN international for an
exclusive Japanese settlement OF the
ShantunS question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
COUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWINGE
Oct busy nnd relieve those min.
with that handy bottle of
Sionn's Liniment

wv HAT S!oan's does. II does thor
w sughly-penetra,es wishou, rub.
w bling to the assaulted part and
promptly relieves all manner OF ex,er-
nal pains and aches. You'n find IL
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handy for sciatica, lumbaGo. neuralgia,
oVer-eScrted muscles, stin joints. pains.
bruises, stains. sptains. bad weather
after-enects.
For 90 years Sloan's Liniment has
helped thousands the world over You
won't be an exception. II Is uneuualed
in producing resuIts
All druggigtB-35c, zoe, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
WOULD RETURN WIRELESS
Resolution In House Directs Govern
mcnt to Hand Buck stations
TO Owners.
IRy Assoeiuted r,rcss.l

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-To place
Congress on record against Il govern
ment wireless monopoly. representa-
tive Green, Massachusetts, chairman OF
the House Merchant Marine Commit
tee, today introduced a resolution d.
owners Of sations now controlled by the
nnNV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
terday sayo verdict In favor OF the dofcn-
uant In IN" suit OF a. Is. Barrett against
Charles l.. Butler.

Educational Commission Of Virginia, arrived
IN, Richmond yesterday afternoon, from An
extensive speaking tour which he
Eanized and revived Cooperative iGduca-
,t9nai Leagues in several places, On his
trip he spoke at Bedford aud Aibcrmarc.
and Will leave. Richmond tomorrow to 20
10 Lawrcncerillc to speak. From there he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
SAYS JAPAN WILL NEVER
SURRENDER PRIVILEGES
ViScount Kato Declares Country VIII
Uphold Rights in Nnnchuria
and Mongolia.
las Associatcd Press. ]

TOKYO, Sept. 27.--Spcakinc at
Nasoya, Niscount Kato, former Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs and the man
generally considered responsible for
the treaty of 1915 with China. de-
cared Japan would never consent to
abandon her preferential rights in
ManShur:a and Mongolia.
Viscount Kato, who is leader OF She
opposition party, said his organization
also believed Japan's rights in Shan
tung were based on treaties and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
Captain samue, G.. pnce.

DANVILLE, SEPT. 27.-Ncws was re-
ceved here last night from Mount
Airy. n. c., of the sudden death there
yesterday of Captain Samuel c. Pace
a former Wcll-known resident OF Dam
vile. who was stricken with apoplexy
while conducting a real estate sale and
who died in a very few minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

WINCH ESTER. Sept. Els. p Staff,
scventy-ninc years old, member o. /,
pioneer Frederick County family, died
al the home of p. +. Williams. near
Burnt Factory. Va. from the infi.mi-
ties OF advanced age.
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ilr. w. r. Sydnor.

HEATHSVILLE./S Sept. o1.-Dr w. F.
Sydnor. aged about seventy-nine years.
died at his home near Burgess Store.
Friday morning. after protracted
illness He is survived by his widow,
two nieccS and nephew.
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Rcd Cross Nurse. Decorated.

j PORGORlTZA. Sept. 27.-Two Rec
Cross nurses from New Jersey hav,
been decorated by the Montenegro
government for heir public health,
work here. They arc Miss Emma C.
Robins of Asbury Park. and Miss Em,,
lily ID. Clancy. Of Lebanon.
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TO BUILD RAILROADS
American Engineer Goo. 10 Take
Charge OF Work In JuSo-Slay
Republic.
lie A.sociatcA rres.-l

ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. Sent u
Colonel Clarence :. Coo. OF this city.
WHO served during tho war in com
Inand OF the Seventeenth Railway En-
Eineers in France. has been appointed
by the Juso-Siav republic 10 take
charge OF railway construction in THAI
country.
He left last night FOR New York
whert ne will confer with nnanc!ers
VINO VII assist In the financing OF
public -
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Mrs Yefto STAR.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 27-Mrs.
Yetta starr died last night at her home
i'll Halifax Street, after a short illness
She was in her nnetieth year and is
survived by two daughters. four sons
end thirtyfour grand and great
grandchildren.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Rev II. W. Creckmore will preach at II
o'clock at Denny Street Methodist Church
today Promotion exercises IN the Sunday
school will be held at S o'clock tonight
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WI, Address. Rot,r,,ns

Waller Il. Staples. of Roanoke, Will be
the speaker at the next meeting OF the
I.ynchburg Rotary Club. October s..
Judge Staples was formerly a resident
Of LynchburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

Richmond district of the independent Order
OF s. Luke. coiored. viii convene in ST.
l,ulics Hall Thursday night. October q
oa'y Council No. lsS will be represented by
James W. Poe, d. w. Dawson and NJ j.
Graham. -