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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-24
OBITUARY.

Mrs Mabel Cotton Green was born in
Hammond June l5th 1925. and passed
away at Long Branch, y. j., April 18Th.
1919. aged twenty-three years. ten
months and four days.
Her husband. Milton Green. is yet in
the service OF Uncle Sam. stationed in
the East and the wife had gone 10 be
with him. Her death was due to typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Green was former member Of
the Hammond high school and in her
rirhood had united with the Baptist
church She was one Of Hammond's
beautiful and talented young women OF
unusual spirit and abilities.
The funeral services we're conducted
Wednesday at three p m. by Rev. Sharp
Al the home Of Fred Cotton. the father.
a. 400 Sibley St There were present. OF
the immediate relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cotton and son Freddie. one sister.
Mrs Hazel Routsong. one brother. Fred
A Cotton. the aunt. Mrs. Aidinger. one
uncle. Mr. Rabe. Mr. Green's mother.
Mrs Bishop. one uncle, Mr.. Green. an
aunt. Mrs Parham, and Mr.. Green's
brother Harry. Aside from the relatives
Mrs. Green leaves q host Of friends to
mourn her loss. The pail bearers con-
sisted Of soldiers and sailors who MS
sisted IN beautifully laying the body
away IT. Oak Hill
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EVERYTHING ALL SET FOR
BIG VICTORY PARADE At GARY

The final plans for. the big victory
parade at Gary next Saturday COM
mencing at $50 are completed. 1t Will
probably be the b ggest demonstration
Of the kind ever witnessed In Gary.
Direct notification has been received
that the tanks and aeroplanes assign
ed to make the demonstration more
Complete. VIII be here. The Jackie
bsnd from Chicago and twenty other
bands well be in the parade 10 enliven
en- the occasion and three of the United
states best army flyers viii be above
the parade with modern war planes
and a picture from up in the air Will
NJ taken of the parade il the weather
is favorable. and the military division
led by Major Tmplebr viii lend dis
tinctivo air to the occasion. There is
a., pected "a be 40. coo In the line Of pa
rade and a. many spectators.
some of the features of the demon
stration as planned are:
Battle tanks. first time n Gary.
Three aeroplanes flying over city.
Thirty thousand marching people
Fif,y thousand spectators
Gary Municipal band. 100 pieces be
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Mrs. Glenn l. Ebright will be hostess
at her home the corner Of Fayette
street and Webster avenue.
shriners Patrol and Drum Corps will
amuse you at the Deluxe Theatre April
DIST 10 25th inclusive. 4-22-
The monthly coffee social of the
Ladies' Aid Society OF Friedens Evan
gelieal church was held yesterday at
ternoon in the church parlors. Re
freshments were served and during the
afternoon there was quite an important
business session when arrangements
were made TO omit the May meeting
and hold the next business session the
second wednesday afternoon in June.
TIE members arc preparing for bazaar
to be held in July.
South Side Taxi Line Sedan service.
Popular price. Phone Hammond 62s or
ST.. H. K. Gardner. 4-24-tf
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church was entertained
by Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Maharg yes
terdsy afternoon in the parlors of the
church The afternoon was occupied
with sewing and quilting and in con-
clusion refreshments we're served.
Papers and magazines viii be collect
ed BY the Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety Friday. April 25th. 4-e4-I
William II. Calkins ". r. c. No. PAS
will meet Friday afternoon at the I. o.
o. f hall for initiation of a class Of
candidates.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Miles
last evening at St Margaret's hospital
a daughter Mrs. Milhes was formerly
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fore parade
Great Lakes Jackie band
Twenty-Five other bands
Gary Building Trades Council
One thousand marching soldiers and
sailors.
-Four hundred Boy Scouts.
Uniformed ranks. Masons. X. OF C.
X. of p. and foreign societies.
Ten thousand union labor men in
ranks.
Canadian KHties. with Kilties' band
City officials. industrial heads. Lib
erty loan offeisls.
Fifteen thousand worknlen who
helped win the war in Gary Works
r. J. & E. A. :. * 7. r. Co; Amer
lean Bridge Co. Gary Screw and Bolt.
Gary Machine & Foundry and Gary
Motor Truck Company.
Church organizations and women's
war work organizations.
Mothers Of soldiers division.
Parade Of nations: Slavish Italian,
Polish, Russian. Serbian. Croatian. Uk-
rnian. Greek
Thousands Of school children-thous-
ands Of ether people.
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day BY Mrs G.. II. Austin at her home.
3 Elizabeth street. The guests played
at three tables and high score IN the
games was made by Mrs. II. c. Groman.
In two weeks the club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. T. r. Tenant at her
home in Warren street.
Shriners Patrol and Drum Corps. De-
Luxe Theatre. April 2Ist and 25th in
elusive. First three days Anita Stewart
IN virtuous wives and Once Mason.
4-22-
The X. of c. Ladies resumed their
meetings yesterday after the Lenten
season and a number of the members
were present TO enjoy the afternoon
with cards. Pedro was played and the
prizes in the games were won by Mrs,
Murphy. Mrs. Lawrence Long and Mrs.
Markey.
At her home in Elm street yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Hokanson was hostess
to the members of the Lady Vikings
Sewing Circle. They brought their
needle work and spent an enjoyable So
cial time Refreshments we're served
by the hostess durlng the afternoon.
Mrs. Larson Of Chicago avenue was
named as the next hostess.
Eighteen members of the Rooster
Club auxiliary were entertained at the
meeting Tuesday evening BY the Misses
Helen Koehm. Marion DUNCAN and
Esther Lund at the home OF Miss
Koehm's sister. Mrs George Hnnnauer
in Ruth street. It was a social meet
ing Of the club and refreshments were
served. The next meeting is announced
for May 6th and Mrs. Charles Albert
Smith of Waltham street will be
hostess.
shriners Patrol and Drum Corps at
the Deluxe Theatre, April 21st 70 25th
inclusive, 4-22-
The home bakery and apron sale Civ
en- by tho Voman's Guild Of St. Pauls
Episcopal church on Wednesday was a
financial success There was a large
attendance Arrangements were made
when noen-day luncheon viii be serv-
ed. The members will sew on refugee
garments and in the afternoon will oc-
cur the annual election of officers.
Mrs. Gustav Brumrn and Mrs. David
Ball were hostesses to Trinity Ladies
Aid Society yesterday afternoon at Mrs.
Brunm's home. IS W. Mason street.
The members and guests spent the af
ternoon socially with needle work
There was large attendance and re-
treatments were served In two weeks
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FUSS OVER 1T
AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. O.. April 24-Italian
Indignation meetings here today
brought a reversal of the parade order
barring the appearance of Italian flags
In the S32nd Ohio Infantry home-com-
ing demonstration here Saturday
Capt Fl p. Shupe, in charge Of ar
rsngements. had banned the Italian
flags in public announcement yester-
day when the Fiume dispute became
acute at Paris.
This affair is wholly American. no
foreign eoIors are needed" said the an
nouncement OF Shupe.
The food of protests today caused
! his withdrawal OF the order late this
afternoon.
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Heal Skin Diseases

It is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c, or
SIOO for extra large bottle. and prompt.
Iy applied will usually give instant relief
from, itching torture. 1t Cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and IS soothing to
the most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy.
is easily applied and costs little. Get
it today and save all further distress.
The Z. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. O.
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If you are patriotic you will
help Uncle Sam finish the Job by
lending him your money for the
Victory Liberty Loan.
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Sheet Metal Works.
Van Glider

See the pioneer workman for right
prices and first class work on hot air
furnaces metal ceilings, sky lights.
cutters and all kinds of metal works.
Wayne VenGilder. 1lG Detroit street.
phone Hammond 1918. 4-16-eod
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100000 BONDS
ARE STOLEN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

UPPER sANDuSkY. ohio. April -.
Robbers with ascetylene torch burn
ed the combination lock from a vault
in the Harpster bank at IIarpsteT.
near here today escaping in an auto
mobile with Liberty bonds and other
negotiable paper valued BY many Off
Gals at 500. 900.
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NOTICE.

The 9TH War Improvement Club viii
meet at the city hall Friday. April 20
1919. 1880 p m. TO discuss the improv-
ing OF Truman and Indiana avenues
r. HOFFMAN,
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Miss Dorothy Slater.

Mr. ana Mrs. H. X. Morris Of MiIwau-
kee have come TO Hammond to make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Morris of State Line street.
VIM II. Calkins W. r. G. No. 24S will
meet for the transaction Of important
business and initiation of a large class
Of candidates Friday at : 3. m. at the
/. o. O. L. Hall 4-24-1
MRS. JENNIE HUBBARD. President.
Mrs d. o. Blanchard. 195 Michigan
avenue. VIII entertain the Central w. G.
Il. IT, Friday afternoon at her home
and invites all women interested in
temperance to attend Mrs. John Nc
Cartin who has Just returned from
West Baden where she was sent by the
four Unions Of Hammond with boxes Of
candy, home made cake and cookies and
fruit for the soldiers in the hospital.
viii give an interesting report Of her
visit.
Miss Clara Fox and Paul Hawk. both
Of Hammond were quietly married at
Crown Point Tuesday. on their return
! to Hammond they We're guests at a
1 wedding dinner at the home Of the
1 grooms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
/ Hawk, S24 Alice street. Only the inn
mediate relatives were entertained Al
J the dinner. The dinner was in three
! courses and the table was attractively
decorated in blue and white. Mr. and
Mrs Hawk are on their honeymoon ana
on their return to Hammond they will
/ occupy their home in Truman avenue
.
One of the most interesting post
Lenten social events was the dance
given last evening By the Hammond
Lodge Of S.lks a the +. Of c. hall in
Sibley street. A seven piece jazz band
played for the dance and there was a
| large attendance Of Hammond and out
of-town guests - enjoy the affair.
Among yesterdays luncheon hostesses
was Mrs. J. II. Pearson of Ruth street
who had as her guests the members Of
the Harmony Club. A delicious lunch
con was served at one-thirty o'clock af-
ter which the afternoon was devoted to
needle work new nleber. Mrs. Roy
was initiated. Mrs. George Houser was
named a. the next hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers, 995 Park
place announce birth Of a son, April
Goth
f. y. Fox of condit street was taken
to st. Margaret's hospital Friday night
where he submitted to a very serious
operation 1t was reported today that
he was doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
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DR.. W. E. NICHOLS

Announces the removal OF his offices
10 Suite t01. First National Bank Build
ing, corner Holman and Sibley streets.
4-24-1
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Notice to Elks.

An important meeting viii be held
Thursday. April 24th at 1870 p. IN.
Subject: our New Home" Every
member should attend. Lunch will be
served.
W. l.. YOUNG.
4-23-2t Exalted Ruler.
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CARD OF THANKS
cAE.n OF THANKS.

We wish TO extend our sincere thanks
to our many kind friends and neighbors.
and also the K of C.s. c. o. r. B. p
o. F.. and the Moose lodges. and 10 the
l. 0. o. f.. for their beautiful floral
pieces. and for all other floral offerings
extended 70 US in our lato bereavement
in the loss or our dear husband and
brother
Mrs John kamradt,
August kamradt.
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VIM. II. Cslkins W. r. G. No. PAS viii
meet for the transaction of important
business and initiation Of large class
Of candidates Friday at 3. IN. al the
/. o. O. T. Hall 4-24-1
MRS. JENNIE HUBBARD President.
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Mr. and Mrs. y. H. Morris Of Milwau-
kee have come TO Hammond to make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Morris of state Line street.
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Too Late To Classify

Georgette crepe waist on Truman
ave. Phone Hammond 2225. 4-Z4-2t
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Shrners Patrol and Drum Corps at
the Deluxe Theatre, April 21st 20 25th
inclusive 4-22-
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vERPLANK'S GARAGE
761 washington st.
Phone 36o. Gary, IND.
CALUMET AVE. GARAGE.
772 Calumet Ave.
Phone 1886. Hammond.
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Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Miles
last evening at St Margaret's hospital,
a daughter Mrs. Milhes was formerly
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Mr. and Mrs John Meyers. 995 Park
place announce birth OF son, April
Goth.
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423-2t
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f. " Fox of Condit street was taken
TO st. Margaret's hospital Friday night
where he submitted to very serious
opera ton. 1t was reported today that
he was doing as we'll as could be ex-
nccted.
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ESCALAMIENToS EN- PUERTA DE
TERRA

La habitacion del joven Israel Ma
tos, residente en- la calle de San Agus-
tin nlmero noventa Y seis (Puerta de
Tierra), fue escalado, segun informes
obtenidos. Los cacos penetraron de no
che en- la habitacion, en- momentos en-
que los dpefos Sc hallaban ausentes,
por haber salido pasear, sustraje-
ron de un baul cincuenta d6lares en-
billetes de $1OO Y $500. Ell sargento
de la policia, senior Francisco A. Fran
ceschi, practice una investigator, pero
no Sc ha procedido al arresto de min
guna persona porque ell perjudicado no
tiene sospechas. FL se1ior Israel Matos
es empleado de la Singer Sewing Ma
chine CO... de San Juan.
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LA cAsETA DE LOS cHAUFEEURs

La campafia emprendida por don Jo-
sc A. Soto, de Caguas para la construc-
cion de una caseta en- ell Sanatorio In
sillar donada por los 'chauffeurs' de
Puerto Rico, merece placemes, pues en-
ella tendran albergue los que contrai-
gan la enfermedad. Ell se1or Soto re-
cuerda la lucha que obtuvo para conse-
guir asilo para uno de ellos no hace
muchos meses, Ell infeliz chauffeur
pronto' sucumbio debido a la falta de
10 que actualmente construye el De-
partamento de Sanidad. Ell seiior Soto
es al mismo tempo el Tesorero para re-
caudar los fondos que envien los chau-
ffeurs'' y Ell deben dirijirse los que
quieran hacer sus donativos. La isla
tiene mas de tres mil "chouffeurs'
Y no seria gran sacrifcio Ell CO.
ronar la obra del senior Soto. En- las
vitrinas de los mejores establecimien-
tos de la Isla Sc exhiben grandes foto-
grafias, una de la entrada al Sanato-
rio y otra con tres casetas va termi-
nadas.
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TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL

Ramon Lopez, Francisco Garcia,
por infraccion la ley de Autos. Gin
co dolares a cada uno.
Luis M. Alvarez, por idem. Sobre-
seido provisionalmente.
Pedro Ramos Tillet, por infraccion
la ley de Autos Ounce dolares.
Ignacio Martinez, por idem. Gin
co dolares.
Jose Ruiz, por hurto menor. Quin-
ce dias.
Fernando Carrion y Juan Serrano,
por escandalo. Tres dolares cada
uno
Teresa Mojica y Mercedes Saldana,
por idem. Absueltos.
Paula William, por hurto menor.
Sobreseida.
Manuel MARITIME Pedro Diaz, por
infraccion a la ley de Pesas. Medi-
das. Absueltos.
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ERNEsTo MARIN
DE VACACIONES

DE VACACIONES
Ell Departamento de Justicia ha con
cedido nuestro es.imado amigo don
Ernesto Marin Marien. secretario de
la Seccion Primera de Ia Corte de Dis
trito, un mes de licencia para que de
descanso su cuerpo su espiritu.
fatigado por la improba tarea realiza-
da durante ell aiio Ell el ejercicio dc sus
funciones ofciales.
e. joven Marin, cuyo espiritu iovial
Y siempre afable parecc habersc su.
mergido EN- la milagrosa fuente dc Ia
juventud que tanto buscara Ell ef ocaso
de su vida don Juan Ponce de Leon, ha
estado en- la ciudad de Ponce ell otros
puntos de la isla en- viaie dc recreo.
Reciba ell simpatico camarada nues-
tro saludo afectuoso.
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81
INFORMES ARCHIvADOS

Han sido archivados en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva los informes anuales de 1918,
pertenecientes las siguientes corpo-
raciones:
De la Corporation de Inglaterra de-
nominada Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co. Ltd.
De la corporation del estado de New
York denominada Medal Film Co. >
A este informe acompafia una copia
legalizada de la certifcacion que acre
dita que ell capital social de dicha cor
poraci6n ha sido aumentado $4,000.
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ACADEMIES EN- LA cARRETERA

Ell autom6vil de MIR. F. H. Armstron,
de Santurce, guiado por Ell chauffeur
Rafael Ferrari, choco en- la parada diez
y siete con la guagua de Francisco Diaz.
Ambos vehiculos sufrieron ligeras ave
rias en- ell accidente. Alfonso ARIZONA,
que actuaba de cobrador en- la guagua,
result6 con una fuerte confusion en- la
pierna derecha, teniendo que ser auxi-
liado en- la sala de cocorros. El "chau-
ffeur'' Ferrari convino en- pagar al
duefio de la guagua los daflos causados.
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MANANA ''ERNANI"

La Compafiia de Bracale anuncio
para mafana la opera en- actos de
Verdi "Ernani' EN- function extraor-
dinaria en- honory beneficio del celcbre
baritone Cav. Quisepe Danise.
FL papel de Carlos Quinto ostara a
cargo de Danise tomaran parte tam
bien las conocid0s artistas Galvina.
MARITIME, Ruvio, Lapuma Y vNlarreal.
FL baritone Danise realiza una labor
admirable EN- ell ''role" dc Carlos Quin
to.
La critica 10 Cha proclamado como
uno de los primsros indiscutibles in
terpretes. de aquel personaje hist6rico.
Reina gran expectation en- San Juan
par aasistir eses gran acontecimiento
de mafiana.
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UN ACCIDENTE EN- Ell GAMING

FL cabo Eduardo Torres informa de
un accidente que tuvo lugar en- la pa
rada veinte y cinco. Ell automovil de
Ramon Tirado, guiado por Ell "chau-
ffeur" Jesus Alexandra, vecino de Tru
jillo Alto, Sc volco en- dicho sitio su-
friendo algunos desperfectos. FL "chau-
ffeur" recibio algunas lesiones y fue
conducido la Sala de Socorros donde
lie practicaron las primeras curaciones.
Ell automovil, despues de realizada la
curacion del chauffeur continue su
viaje.
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UN PERIODO DE CRISIS

Los probIemas poitcos han adqurido un
n'ovmento intensive ell sentdO de possible
Hay ago que aga late, aIgo que en- e medic am
biente, que antes Hotaba
Esta situaci0n inc6 desde seno
cordova Dava vista de los congresistas amercanos
Es verdad que eos fueron nvtados pero tam
en que eIos aceptaron nvtac6n por consiguente
tarnos aeon plan vae de legislatures aque
Has crcstancas poda paseo para admra
los paisaies insuIares
AqueI viaie tena inadad que sin nterme
dao presones dectas de respra este me-
dlo ambiene estudar los hombes
clones nteesantes uegO foar crtero
de causa proceder con arregIo concienca
De entonces aca, egar aIgo pesiente aIgo
Gin que pueda precsar deinr.
sensational discurso del Presidente,
atsretacones, actud Repreentante Dyer
cs pctcas 1tmamente omuIadas por mportantes perso
naddes de la potica nsuIa ell nsistene
oosibidad de que puertorqueho ocpe puesto
Coeenador todo ha trado de circumstances
yes que han deermnado sentdo de que
@ psranzas han reviido ha Ievantado esptu p1bco
Cuando en- los puebos egan esos moenos todo induce
.sha suponer que aproxma cambio poIitco.
acknowledgements Sc haba de nuestra isIa y pensa
1leatra isa.
Sc ha despertado Washington por
prObemas mucho mas hondo nngdn OO mOmentO de
nuestra historic parr de la soberanfa americana
Mas encima de todos los discursos propagandas
favor de Puerto Rico hay hecho cumnante que ha
despetado de modo especial la admiration respeto haca
nuestra isIa.
comporamento de Puerto Rico cuando oy6 que la Ma
ci6n Ianaba.
No fue cumpir deber frO mecanico
discipline Fu6 cvsmo entusiasmo
Sc haba ocado libra de la leatad del coraz5n puerto
queho Puerto Rico do ejempo pueblo que
ofreca vida bajo bandea americana,
miento orden por sentimentos
patriotismo
Los paridos pOticos ustrados hombres indudabe
mene han trabao Puerto Rco peo estaba j.
bao humde sin nuenca presta la patra servco
traordnario, fecundo bienes poIticos
nuestros campesinos dieron que
aban contentos de las monaa cumpmieno de altos
beres para zanzibar vvenda por
de Iona del campamento mar de aque acto her.
oso haba de consttur argumeno formidable favor de
las furas bertades patrias haba de repercut
desenvovmento moderno de poItica puertorriqueha
La conducta de Puerto Rico sasfecho de propa
tud eno de fe abnegacon identified Nacion las
hoas de pgo ha sido mporantsma pueblo
de los Estados Unido fife mrada sa snta
ella un sincere sentimiento de afecto de simpatfa.
De ahi la opinion, cada mas ampIa de que
aoontecimienos poico cuya mpoanca puede prede
consguente de a ha ntrado periodo de
a. crisis
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FL SR. RINALDI ANTE IA CORTE
FEDERAL

Aver las tres de Ia tarde compa
recio ante Ia Corte Federal Fl scnor
Vicente Rinaldi. dueno Dc an estahle
imiento dc Ia callc DC San Jose. q
quien Sc acusa dc habcr vcndido una
botella dc licor a Francisco Lopez. Su
abogado. n Licdo Henry q. Molina Pre-
sento una exception prcvia que 90 dis
cutira el martcs DC IA scmanh eutran
te. Fl Lcdo Molina pronunci6 an
entrgico discurso en- contcstacidn a Al
gunas manifestaciones hcchas por Il
Fiscal sehcr Martin. quien habia soli
citado dc Ia Cortc que Il juicio - -.
halara para una fecha que Ia defensa
considerable premature.
FL Lcdo. Molina solicito adernss quc
Sc aplazara Ia vista dcl caso para -
termino quo empicza II mes dc NJ
viembrc. porque ticnc que catudiar
intcrprctar lcyes sobrc heores. recien
temcnte aprohadas eu ~ eanEfesp ame
ricano. VI texfo dc estas leyes. se9an
Sc expres6 cl abogado. todavia No ~
conoccn en- Puerto Rico
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PASAPORTES

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los 81
guientes pasaportes:
Para Espafia y Francia, al DR.. James
E. Johson, de San Juan; para Pana-
ma al senior Jose Davila Acosta, de
San Juan.
Para Espafa, al senior Guillermo Sa-
lazar, esposa Sra. Isabel Lucia Rivera e
hijos Clary Guillermo Salazar y Andres
F. Salazar, de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23
DOS RENUNCIAs

Ell se1or Esteban Lopez Cruz, Alcalde
de Fajardo, y ell sefor Rafael Calderon
Concejal del mismo municipio han pre-
sentado la renuncia de sus respectivos
cargos ante ell Concejo Municipal del
indicado pueblo. No habiendo tenido
efecto la session ordinaria del Concejo en-
que correspondia dar cuenta con dichas
renuncias, las mismas han quedado acep-
tadas por ministerio de la ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23
AL SR. ALCALDE

Esperamos que ell senior A1calde atden
da las quejas del pubnco, expresadas
estos dias por medic de la prensa acer-
ca de los muchos perros realengos que
pululan por las Gales de San Juan ac.
tualmente