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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
MINE RESOLUTIONS
 ADOPTED AT LABOR
 CONFERENCE IN EAST
Permanent Copies Provided for Residents of War
 ren District

Miners of the Warren district have requested. on several instances, copies of the resolutions which were passed and approved by the conference of copper miners with Secretary Wilson in Washington early this month For this reason The Review reprints the resolutions in full. that those who wish to keep them may have permanent copies They follow:
 Whereas. The copper industry !, is now confronted with the most criti- cal situation in its history. because of sE enormous surplus of copper in stock for which there is no market at present;
 And Whereas. The Department of Labor realizing it's existing conditions that are causing a radical reduction in working forces by the various com panies that entails hardship and dis satisfaction, has offered its services in trying 10 find a solution for the problems;
 And Whereas. Eugene Meyer, jr- chairman of the war finance fund, has assisted in many ways in helping to bring about a readjustment of cOndi- lions. and in persuading the various government departments to hold the copper now owned by them instead of dumping" it and causing a further decentralization of the market;
 And Whereas, James Lord, presi- dent of the mining department of the American Federation of Labor has worked tirelessly to help solve the many problems that confront us;
 Be It Resolved, That this confer ence of men from the mining industry from Arizona, Montana and Utah eX- press our appreciation to Secretary of Labor, MT Wilson. and his associates - in the Department of Labor for the valuable advice and cooperation they have given in this critical time;
 Be Ii, Further Resolved, That we extend to Eugene Meyer, jr, and James Lord, our sincere appreciation for their efforts in behalf of the meE in the copper industry
 Be It Further Resolved, That we urge the officials of the Department of Labor to continue their efforts to bring about conferences with the em- plOyers that all those interested may cooperate in preserving industrial peace and in solving the big problems of getting the industry on a peace basis
 Whereas. The copper industry in peace times has always depend ed upon export trade for over half it's product; and
 Whereas, It appears upon reliable authority that foreign countries have great difficulty at the present time in financing purchases of the products of our country; and
 Whereas, We deem it to the best interest Of labor and industry in this country to help to remedy this tenn pOrary breakdown of the machinery of international trade,
 Be It Resolved, That this meeting of representative of labor of the cop per industry do urge and recommend that congress pass such legislation au- thoriZing government aid as will furn- ish the necessary long term credits to facilitate the resumption of our export trade in raw materials, agricultural products and manufactured goods"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
PROBE CORPORATION
 COMMISSION, STATE
 LEGISLATURE ASKED
Acts of Members to Be Inves- dgated if Request Is
 Granted
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PHOENIN. Ariz-. Feb. 24.-The leg iSlatUre las been asked by the state corporation commission to thoroughly investigate that body and the acts Oi it's members and to publish the re suits. The request sent to the senate and house today also characterizes as false statements made concerning the commission in a certain newspaper published in this state.'
 The text Of the corporation commis. sion's resolution Io Ene legislature says;
 Whereas, the acts of the corpora tion commission have been questioned and its members aSSailed in certain newspaper published in this state and whereas, the members of the commits sion assert that the published state ment is 3 mass of falsehOOds and dis tOrtiOns, therefore, be it resolved that the commission and each member thereof respectfully invites and urges your honorable body to jointly or Sev- NeTally appoint a committee or commit tees 10 make a searching and rigid in vestieation Of every and all acts Oi the commission sand each com sioner and to make public the result thereof"
 The resolution is signec by the com missiOners. Betts, (chairmanl. Jones and Johnson.
 in the house Delbridge with a copy of the Verde Copper News of Jerome in his pocket. in which the commission was attacked. asked that action be deferred on the commissions request till he could obtain further data,
 President Johns of the senate an noulced that he would name a com mittee to carry out the investigation.
 Delbridge stated recently that he had been Investigating for some time the action of oil companies in Ari- zoIla Risbee. which Delbridge repre-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
GENERAL HORNBROOK
 AND CASTRO CONFER
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 JUAREZ. Mex, Feb. 24.-Brigadier General James J. Hornbrook. comman- der Of the Fl Pas0 military district. called upon General Jesus Agustin Castro here late today. General Horn brook was accompanied by his staff and spent more than an hour with the Mexican zone commander. No refer enee was made tO military matters. General Castro announced he would return General HOrnbrOok's call be fore returning to his headquarters -h Chihuahua City.
 Fear of an attack by Martin Lo- pegs Villa command was aIlayed here today by reports that the Villa com mand was now in the Ojinga district
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
MICHGAN-OHIO RUM
 RUNNING IS HALTED
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LANSING. Mich. Feb. 24-A sup elementary injunction designed to stop carrying of liquor into Michigan on the Detroit, Monroe & Toledo Short line, interurban, was granted by Cir cult Court Judge Jess Root here this forenoon at the request of Attorney General Alex GrOesbeck of Michigan.
 In his application for the writ, the attorney general recites that during the last few days more than 1OOC quarts daily have been carried into the state on the Interurban line.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
REVIEW WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you that SIoan's Eminent
 means relief

For practically every man has used it who has suffered from rheumatic aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness of joints, the results of weather exposure
 Women, too. by the hundreds of thousands, useit for relieving neuritis. lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache Clean, refreshing, soothing. economical, quickly effective. Say t'Sloan's Lini- ment" to your druggist. Get 1t today
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
BILL EAAs 10 PASS

tBy Review Leased Wirel ! PHOENIX, AriZ-, Feb. 24.-One of Representative (Mrs,) O'NeilIs moral ity bills failed to pass the senate to- day after it had gone through the house. Some further action on the bill is expected as it was supposed by the state federation of wOmen's clubs.
 The senate sent two bills to the gov ernor today. One was the measure to wipe out the practice of drawing bank checks without funds. This was amended to give the drawer of such a check five days in which to cover it before action would be started, anC the senate approved the change. The other bill which went to the chief ex- ecutive was that embcdying the mil lion dollar school levy
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN CUTTING
 SHOE EXPENSE

Many months Of comfort at little expense Is the way Charles A. Pear son of San Diego. California, sums up his experience with Ne0lin SOles. Mir. Pearson had two pairs of shoes re- soled with Ne6Iin SoleS. and after wearing them for twenty months writes T will have to get new shoes sometime. but 50 far as the SoleS are concerned. that time seems as far distant as when they were new.
 This Is typical of the experience millions are having with Ne5lin SOleS. Created by Science to be durable. flexible and waterproof, these SOleS are an important factor in cutting shoe expense. You can get them on new shoes for the whole family. and for re-SOling. They are made by The Goodyear Tire X Rubber Co. Akron, Ohio. who also make NinCtoOt Heels guaranteed to OutweaT all other heels.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
COMMITTEE NAMED
 10 PROBE HOSPITAL

PHOENIX, Ariz-, Feb. 24.-Speaker Peterson, of the house, today appoint ed the following committee to investi- gate the senate hospital for the in- sane, and make a report to the legis- lature:
 Phillips. Delbridge and Mrs, West over.
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keen interest throughout the state and he said he intended to make the re- port on the Arizona corporation as exhaustive as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
MORE SOLDIERS HOME

tBy Review L-eSse1 Wlrel
 NEW YORK. Feb, s4,-The trans port Olympic arrived here today from Brest with S5S officers. Ss61 enlisted men and SSs sick and wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-25
DE PALMA'S RECORDS
 ARE RULED OFFICIAL
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NEW YORK, Feb. 24-AutOmobIie records made by Ralph De Palma, at distances from one kilometer to ze miles, at Daytona, Fla, on February F. Is and r. have been accepted as official records by tho contest board of the American Automobile assoc1a- tiOn. it was announced here tonight
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23

cob Salman, Gabriel Hernandez, Ma
ria del p. Hernandez, Maria u. Her.
nandcz, Jesds Hernandez, Domingo
Harnandoz, Maria A. Hernandez. Her
mimic Hernandez, Cruz PiIiero, Ma
nuel w. Alvarez, Meme Alvarez, Fran
cisco Hernandez, ROsaura HERNANDEZ,
Dance NJ. Painter, Helen Painter, Este
ban Quinquilla, Catalina May0i, Ga
briel Castaner, Arthur Lichtcntein,
Juan C6rdoya, George d. Miller, Anna
Miller, Celestino Garcia, Carolina b.
Howe, c. b. Hodges, Gallo NJ. Menen-
dez, John o. Navarro, Conception NJ.
de Garcia, Luis, Garcia, Robert w.
Perkins, Maria Calyo, Luis E. Nicolas,
Policarpio Gonzalez. Pedro Gonzalez,
Bernardo Lopez, GenerosO Marchena.
Cesar f. Penson, NJ. L. Jones, DOmin
90 Crmmins, Rutino Costas, E. G. Les
chorny, Howard L. Hyde, EvaGaelina
NJ. Hyde, Peter Nelson, Ramon Martf-
nez Fernando c. Malpica, Frank G.
Page. Pedro J. Romance, Henry A.
NadGlcr, Manuel Quesada. . ..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23

: Liga Agrfcola de Bayam6n, pronun-
clio TN eXcelente diScurso en- favor de
| la idea de la constitution de Ia Liga
Agrfcola de Toa Alta, Y ofreei0 Ia
cooperation apoyo de Ia Eiga de
aqlella ciudad a Ia de este pueblo.
DespueS de, acordarse por los. cir
cunstantes la formation de Ia Asocia-
ci6n, fue resuelto elegir una Juhta de
Gobierno compuesta de siete miembr0s
fueron electos por aclaniaci0n pnd-
mime los caballeros siguientes: v
Presidente, Don Pablo Morales Cas
brera.
! vice-Presidente. Don Pablo Lavan-
dero.
/ Tesorero, Don Sccuhdino Dfaz Mo-
fales.
/ secretario Don laf3.ique Sfa. II
IGuierfo Serrano. ~
81 vocaies, Don yligIrfo Morales Ca
fDrera, Don Juan t!uintero yDor Pc
I deiico Topaz del Vale. 4 ~ y &
tig'T!I seiior Enrique IzQuiefdo propt-
tso n III Asamblea un yoto de- gracias
para los sefiores, Legrahd, Vivas, E6-
Irez Ballester. Pesquera Y Figueroa,
Ip0r la valiosa ayuda prestada para In
constitution de la Liga, una felici-
taci6n los SeiiOres Hon. Antonio R.
Rarcel6 Y Hon. juan b. Huyke, y Pre-
i'll iac, Il n1 1fs In 4 x
de Representatives., respeetivamente,
por la oportuna Y en6rgica protesta
enviada por cable la Legislature eS-
i tadounidense al Presidente Wilson,
sobre la presentation del Bill Nc Ma
nv, para controlar Y limitar el precio
de los az1cares, cuando no Sc hace
| iSual con los artfculOs de consume dc
primera necesidad, agarrotando asf al
pals, mas de 10 que esta.
La reunion termin0 dentrO del ma
yor entusiaSmo, quedando constitufda
10 Liga Agrfcola de Toa Alta, y Srl
direction en- manos de personalidades
entusiastas, progresistas inteligen-
tes, que la sabran impulsar hasta
conseguir llegar al fin benefcioso que
persiguen para todos los sufridos
agricultores de Puerto Rico. +"
Felicitamos tanto los iniciadores,
como los miembros todos de la Ii
ga.
COTespOnsdl.
Toa Alta, P. r., Die. p de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23
Los FUNERALES DEL PADRE BERRI0S

Esta mafiana Sc verificaron los flu
nerales por ell alma del Rydo Padre
Berries. Ell feretro salio del Obispado
hasta la santa Catedral, donde sc le
hicieron las ceremonies del ritual.
En- los solemnes oficios tom6 parte
todo ell alto clero de San Juan, asi
como otros sacerdotes yenidos de Ia
Isla. FL canto de la vigilia, mas de
cuarenta sacerdotes 10 cantaron.
Las ceremonias duraron mas de dos
horas. Luego de terminadas, el seiIol
Obispo, Monseiior Jones, pronunci0 I'LL
panegfrico exaltando ell valor moral y
piadoso del sacerdote fenecido, ell clal
era EN- verdad, un ejemplar pastor dc
almas. -"
Para ser trasladado hasta ell cemen
terio antique de San Juan sc organi26
una luctuosa procession que sigui6 el
orden siguiente: @
Ell Obispo, monse1or Jones, asistido
del alto clero Y dennis sacerdotes dc
Ia isla.
Don. Antonio R. Barcel6, don Fran
cisco de Paula Acuila, don Manuel Men
dfa, don Juan Hernandez Lopez, don
Ramon Vald6s, ell captain de Hostos
estos seiiores componfan la Presidencia
del duelo-;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23

tas, no hace mas que dos amos peTci,.
bian seis reales y la comida en- invies-
no, y, cuatfos reales v la comida en- We
ranO. Imaginaos que estos mismos
dependencies que alarman hoy con sus
,,exigencias, padecian no hace NADIA la
jornada mercantil de doce horas y
solo pisaban la Gale, pOr cuenta pro-
pia, dos veces al ano. Sabed, en- fin,
que ahorah estan en- La plentiful, de La
vida muchos periodistas que; cOmen-
aaron su ardua carrera irestimulados''
por sueldos de 16 duros mensuales,
con un sObresueldO de cuatro ST dedi-
caban la labor tambien tOda la ma
mana, que algunOs de ellOs, como nos;
cuenta ,un connotado ,politico que a .eT
lie sucedi0 en-, sus albores literaries,
quedaban sin cobrar algunos ineses,
iC6mo no ha de asombrrnos que
aqui, dOnde hace un punadO de meses
tOdavia, el ObrerO no tenia apenas de-
rechos, ell ministro de la Gobernacion
acepte ahOra su participation en- los
beneficios, ell senior Ossoriosy Ga
lardoa aiiada que eli obrero debe par
ticipar tambien en- ell mando, puesto
que la prOpiedad, en- 10 sucesivo, ten
dra que cimentarse en- la propiedad, en-
el trabajO y en- la tecnica?" ale,.. s
No hace un ano siquiera que el pro-
piO senior Ossorio Gallardo no ha-
bria prOnunciadO frases como estas EN-
una conferencia: "Que la burgnesia
tiene que hacer prop6sitos de enmien-
da en- estos momentOs. !. "'"Que aque-
Hos dos principles que fueron la base
de la antigua situacion social: "Yo ha-
go de 10 milo 10 que quiero" y EN- mi
casa mando yo", han desaparecido pa
ra siempre. - "Que ell ,poderoso no
debe aguardar las exigencias de los
humildes, Inica barrera contra ell sin
dicalismO. "Que un gpbierno fuerte
sera el que pOnga un dique. al capita
lismO y encauce la discipline del obre-
ro; el que logre socialism la propiedad
! sin vejaciOnes y sin despojos. -
TOdO este es, sin duda, un. POGO
mas extraiiO en- Espaiia que en- otros
paises, y, sobre todo, en- Madrid, dom
de hace bien POGO un seiiOritO que ,pO-
dia pagarse un gaban de invierno
OtrO de veranO y llevar unas pesetas
para entretener sus ociOs, nos decia:
''soy abOgado'', y Sc apresuraba
ahadir: "si, pero no ejerzo", como
dandonOs a entender que no pertene-
cia la clase un POGO desdichadar de
los que libraban su sustento. .1!4
LUIS DIAZ-CANEJA.
4 Madrid nov inna llra l-S..l.. 3 ~ z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23
IMPORTANTE ACTO

Con la asistencia de las personals
que continuation Sc relacionan Sc
constituy0 aver en- este pueblo Ia lii
ga Agrfcola de TOa-Alta.
SeiIor +. Legrand, Jefe del Negocia
do de Agriculture seiIor Figuroa,
inspector de Agricultural seiior Lopez
Ballester y seiior Eugenio Vivas, del
Departamento de Agricultural Y Ira
bajo:, sefiores Pablo Morales Cabrera
Y Jose l.. Pesquera, de la Camara de
Representatives.; senior Rafael Salga-
do, sefor Pablo I,avandeFo, senior ,Jo-
sc Cuesta, senior Leopoldo Dfaz, senor
Enrique NJ. Izquierdo. senior Rafael
Fernandez, sefior Secundino D,aa,s So
flor Il. Perez, sefior Luis Izquierdo,
sefior yirSil;o Morales, seiiGr Pedro
Ramon Morales, sefior Ramon Heva-
rez, seiior r. Lavandero, senor Jose
n. Guardiola y sefior Juan Quintero.
La reunion tuyo lugar Ell la ioficiha
del Comisionado Municipal de ms
trucci6n y comenz6 a las diez de la
maflana POGO mas . menos.
El Representatives. seiior Morales
Cabrera abri0 el acto con una magnf-
flea explicaci6n del objeto del mislno
y actu0 como Presidente provisional.
Presentado por Morales Cabrera ha-
bio de las ventajas de instituciones de
esta fndole el seflor Lopez Ballester,
que demostr0 palmariamente con ar
gumentos robustos s6lidos la conve-
niencia de la constitution de la Liga
en- este pueblo. .t-
Tambien presentado por Morales
Cabrera el seiior ,Figueroa habl0 exten
samente de la adopci6n por los agri-
cultores, de los metodos cientfficos de
cultivo, de la selection concienZuda y
cuidadosa de las 7semillas de las
ventajas que proporcionara a la Isla
la extension de ella de la Ley Fede-
raj de Creditos Rurales.
FL senior Legrand procedi6 a darle
lectura a un informe que el Departa-
mento de Agricultural y Trabajo ele-
v6 al Bureau de Asuntos Insulares de
Washington. Dicho trabajo es una
brillante minuciosa exposition de la
penosfsimas condolences porque atfa-
viesan los agricultores portorrique-
por virtud del sistema de creditos
agrfeolas existente FL orador Sc ex-
tendi6 luego en- consideraciones sobre
los. trabajos del Departamento de
Agriculture y Trabajo para cooperar
a que la extension de la Ley Federal
de Creditos Rurales nos beneficie.
Tanbien hicieron uso de la palabra
los sefiores Velilla, Morales Cabrera
l(don virgilio) Izquierdo (don Enri-
que).
Ell seflor Pesquera, Presidente de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23

II
Corte Suprema, Bar de Abogados,
Los Caballeros de Colon, Las Hijas, de
Maria, Hermanas de la Carload, Ia
Prensa demas elementos del piblico.
En- el sitio de costumbre, donde Sc
lie da el ultimo adi6s los que nos
abandonan para siempre, ell Lcdo. Her
landez Lopez, con 'esa elocuenciay que
es innata en- el, pronunci0 una sentida
oraci6n de duelo, poniendo de relieve
los m6ritos y valimentos del prelado
portorriqueiio fehecido Ell Lcdo: Her
nand9Z Lopez, djio una oraci6n ftinebre
hacienda una yerdadera silueta deNlo
que fue ell padre Berries Y el infiujo
que la religi6natiene Ell la sociedad.
Los mortales despoios del Padre Be
rrfoS han sido gliardados para sieinpre
Ell ell antigua cementeifo de san Juan
habjendo recibido el 1itimo ad6s de
su pueblo de sus feligreses y de todos
los que lie querfa'Ii como a un padre
Bueriiia Ell paZ su suefio eterloi el
distinguid6 prelado el sacesdote' anna.
do, 81 digno Representative de Has no
-htes ensei1anzas del Maestro, one. srpo
ireresando la semilla bahdtta del amor
v la piedad. i Duelrna, durrma Ell pa2,
el venerado prelado portorriquGn0t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23
LOS QUE VIAJAN
Relaci0n de los Fpasajeros que para los
los 7puertus -tsei 8, de; Ia 1nepub'i.
! .ea Dominicana condujo ell va
' por Marina el s21 de Di-
II ciembre de 1919.

4 Jose Rodriguez, Jaime Gual Eerrer,
Francisca' Ramis, Juan Ferrer, Catali-
ma NJ. Alcobaf, Antonio Para, Romual
da pedrosa, Antonia PARA, Gabriel
Llodra, Julio Reyes, Jose Sanniento,
Matec Truyol, Juan Morey, Jorge Bar
nitcha, J. c. Ward, Clemente Munago-
ri, Abraham ]. Acta, Placido Rodrf-
guez. Paula Guerra, Tomas Sbert. Vic
tor a. Ramirez, f. BarrOs, EnigdiO
Valencia, francisco "A. C6rtlova, Tomas
Gonz.le, Ricardo G II 2 i l e z
Juan. Ar-t ig e Juan Fuente,
Juan r. -Duran, Osvaldo Baez. Felix
NJ. LLpez, Gregorio Carrero. J. o. Bu-
tterfield, Francisco Olmeda; Alfred
BousileId, Florence d. Bousfiel J. Ma
nuel o. Santana, Lcocadia PaoIi. ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23
e., EN- EQUIDAD, No.S1043. Il,
Crden complenientarR de injunction
ms prelinninAr. s9E ~ IS, i 4.

En- este dfa, 20 Jaegdieiembre de
1919, Sc nanlo este ssunto' para con-
siderar la inoci6n del demandante in
teresando ennendar yihacer extensive
la ordei1 de Injunction preliminaf en-
la forma y modo que Ec solicita en- b
mocion; y el deniandante habiendo
ipresentado Ell Corte alberta SUI solici-
tud al Honorable Peter j. Hamilton,
Juez de la certe de los Estados Uni
dos para ell Distrito de Puerto Rico,j
Iconsiderando en- todos sus n1efitos la
Question, despues de haber leido .dichal
lsolicitud y las declaraciones ajuradas
en- su apoyo que Sc ac6rfpIfiarl.i sgsoeN
RESUEEVE y o1dena, que SO Hbrc
una orden conlplcmentaria de Sin
junction. prel;grigar. perry bajoael se-
llo official dcestas Tribunal, requiriendo
a los tdcmandados, Santiago Iglesias
Pantin, etc., .et... ! = ssasss3s. ~. :. ~.
tanto individualmente como 1; en- sus
respectivos caracteles ide sdireetOres.
de la Association International de Ma
iquinistas o como mieinbros de dicho
Eorganismo, 40 de cuiaauiera7 unionHo
coanite local. o. de distrito; VIA 'todas
aqueilas pers6nas, que Sc scOIIlbinen,
iiconspiren, acuerden o Sc arfeglen;con
ell0s, y .eualesquiera otfas spersonas,
= =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-23
FL Fiscal Martin hace en-.
rrliendas al I1ju1nc, c,tiiori1l
La or len Sc hace mas s {, severa +

iclafnas o afaiifestos exh 1tando y o
a.entahdo los huelgu&f &fase o sisus
uniones obreras pelasistis en- la liuel-
ga y no retoT1ah Al tfaoajo; v. ade-
mas, publican y distributing procurar
la publicaci6n5y disfrihncion entire. los
edfpieadost huelguistas de la American
Railroad Co. de SUI abstenci6ns de vol
str al trabajo por, raz6n de la huelga
IyaGmencionada; sde los benefeiosj que
lreporta o jsuanas de dinero preYiarnen-.
s,te acumuladas 10 subsiguientemente
Islobtenidas para el 'sostenimiento de. los
ferroviarios en- huelga ayudarles y
Ialentarles en- cualquier forma por ra-
zon de, en- relacion con dicha huelga
~ su. abstenci6n&de retorna1s-al traba-
80; y de que conspiren, combinen o Sc
pongan de- aeuerdo con cualquiera de
sllos u otras persona para limitar o
cohartar las posibilidades del trabajo
o funcionamiento de las lineas del fe-
rTocarril, <ayudar o.%entorpecer la
acci6n tendente ese fin
I La Corte tleclara yFordena ademas,
que elsreferido auto de injunction pre-
| liminar sea eticaz Y obligatorio con-
ira iichos demandados va menciona-
Edos partir 'desde que fueren todos
ellos iiiditiduainente citados del auto
Fde' referencia, 1ertregandoseles a cada
Iuno una 'copia del mismo o enteran-
fdo1es de SUI cofitenido.
IstLa Corte $ordena, ademas, que la
vista de este auto Sc celebre en- los
Fcstradose de este, Tribunal en- San
tJlah, Puerto Rico, ell ltlia 24'des sdieiein-
lbrei de 1919, asias; diez de. la manana; !;
ly que Ptodos Hos demandados v cada
fune de lelos sduedant pofe Ia presente
notifcados de, dicho sehalamiento,
fquedando'el auto de injunction preli-
minar en- teaavsu fuerza " vigor. in
term Sc celebre la vista de dicho auto
iy Sc resuelva en- definitiva 10 que hu-
Ibiere de lugar.;e 4 gfs@a
\ Peter J. Hamilton, Juez.
Il sfsA 80 .--s ast ;Hs-a-s..