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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

En- la ofcina del Servicio del HO-
gar dc la Cruz Roja dc San Juan, Puer
to Rico, sc desca cOnocer cl paraderO
y resideneia de Miguel Martinez Bau-
"a, con el fin dc que pase por ella
para frmar un documento que envi0 sin
10 correspondence frma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

M. MOcete Padilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

Por alterar cl orden pGblico fucron
denunciadOs Carmclo Bonin Nicome-
des Sabatcr Y por el delito de llcvar
armas prohibidas fu6 arrestado Sixto
Morales.
Luis Morales, quicn obstruia cl tran
sito pIblico, fuc dcnunciado por la po-
licia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

Samuel L. Fuller, banquero de Nue.
va York, ha Sido nombrado Comisio-
nado para Italia de la Cruz ROja Anne
ricana, y sustituira a Robert Perkins,
que ha renunciado. El senior Fuller
ha sido presidentc del Capitulo del
Condado dc Westchcster.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

Anoche debut6 en- el teatro "Broad-
way" la aplaudida compalia "Severi.
ni-Cid y, en- la eual tiguran las como
cidas tiples Luisa BOnoris Maria Sc
verini, tan conocidas admiradas por
cl p1blico portorriqucno. Todos los ar
tistas, y espccialmcntc la .Bonoris, re-
cibieron aplausos.
La temporada teatral promote result
tar intercsantc y auguramos a la com
panfa un SECURE 6xito, tanto artisticO
como ecOn6micO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

En- la Ultima semana dc febrero ell
Conscjo dc guerra de la Cruz Roja
Americana, asigno La suma dc dos mi.
Homes para cubrir los gastos de ayuda
al pueblo dc Polonia, durantc seis me-
ses, que terminaran en- 80 de JUNO
pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
DESDE PONCE
MARIO

III distinguido joven Salvador Bou,
tuvo un disgusto personal con Manuel
Ortiz. III refcrido seiior Bou fu6 de-
nunciado ante los tribunales por un
delito dc acometimicnto aggression con
circunstancias agravantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

s Aver Sc cncOntraban en- eSta ciudad
los selOrcs Hernandez Francisco Po-
rras quiencs desde hace tempo rcsiden
en- esa Capital.
The sun., 1919-01-13
81 KILLED IN CRASH
ON THE N. Y. GENITAL
Continued from First Page.

Is approximately twenty-five miles west
OF Rochester and at "A place where there
Is an unobstructed view In both dircc-
tons for miles. the tracks being per-
fectly straight There WAS no trace OF
fog at the time of the accident. all
accounts agreeing that the early morning
was clear.
According to Engineer Fricd'cy OF
Buffalo. In charge of the Southwestern
Limited the block signal was not set
against him. He said the first warning
he had was when he saw red light In
the centre of tho track close behind the
Wolverine. He and his fireman jumped
and escaped with slight bruises
Towerman Herbert Palmer. near the
scene of the wreck, says he has reason
to believe the signals were set against
the Southwestern Limited. but declares
he had no control over the signals, which
are set automatically. as the trains pass
In and out OF the blocks.
The sun., 1919-01-13
LANDLADY DIES; RABBI HELD.
Dispute Over Heat Has Tragic End
:.
for Brooklyn Cantor.

A joust between Rabbi Abraham La
vine. 30, a cantor in Brooklyn syna-
eogues with his landlady, Mrs. Fanny
Stonin. IS, OF 43l FOrty-fourth street
Hhooklyn. yesterday over providing
proper heat in Lavine's roms at 431l
fourteenth avenue resulted In the death
Of Mrs. SIonin and the arrest of the rabbi
on a charge OF homicide.
tFrom his cell Lavine said that he had
not injured Mrs Slonin He said he had
told her the stove In his rooms was not
working properly and she became en-
ragged. In the excitement. Lavine said,
he gave her a slight push and she fell.
She died later In Kings County Hospital.
The rabbi Is married and has four chill
dren. He said he has no regular syna-
gogue services.
The sun., 1919-01-13
ENGINEER BLAMED
BY RAIL OFFICIALS
All Signals Set Against Him,
Witnesses Say.

A statement issued yesterday after
noon from the general offices Of the rail-
road Mt the Grand Central Terminal put
the responsibility for the collision up to
the engineer OF the Southwestern Linn
tied train No. H. 1t said
Both trains were made up Of all
steel cars OF the most modern type. At
the point OF accident the four-track line
Is equipped with automatic block Sig
nails OF the latest and most approved
kind.
'Tho automatic signals were work
ing properly after the accident and
the fiagman of train No. II (the Wolver-
Incl states thai red fusce which he
had placed on the track was burning
when No. IL passed him and ran over
the fusee and ran into No. Il.
THE engineer on Train No. II
The sun., 1919-01-13
WOMAN SHOCKS ARAB PRINCE
she Was Unveiled in sacred Pre-
cincts of westminster.

INV w W.T. 'I7'7''71''''' To 7 ''7 W.
LONDON, Jan. .. - Emir Feisul, tho
Arab Prince, who as the ally Of Great
Britain did much to help her in the
conquest of Palestine and Syria. on Il
visit to this country. suffered severe
shock the other day.
He was being escorted through the
British Houses OF Parliament and was
evidently deeply interested In and i'm
pressed by what he saw. But in the
House OF Lords he suddenly stood still,
st.ffened with horror and. pointing to
another visitor to the chamber. ex-
claimed to his companion. "A woman :"
He was really distressed at a custom
which allowed a female--and unveiled
at that-to Invade sacred precincts. One
wonders what he would say II he saw a
woman sitting among the legislators In
the House of Commons.
The sun., 1919-01-13
GOVERNOR HAS QUIET
DAY IN OLD N. Y. HOME
Goes to Church and Leaves
for Albany in Evening.

Gov. Alfred E. Smith spent quiet
Sunday In his old red brick house at 70
Oliver street yesterday. He left Tor
Albany in the evening after talking Tor
n short time at the Biltmore Hotel with
Abram 1. Elkus, Joseph A. Kellogg ana
others.
In the morning the Governor with his
wife and two daughters--the boys were
left Mt Albany with Cesar. the Dane, 10
guard the Governors mansion--attenoed
mass at st. James's Church. During the
day the Governor. following his usual
custom. walked across Brooklyn Bridge
to visit his mother and sister.
Several friends gathered at the station
TO see the family of.
The sun., 1919-01-13
NAVIGATION MAPS FOR AIRMEN
War Department Makes Them Per-
mament Feature for Future.

wAsHiNGToN, Jan. 12,--Aerial naviga-
ton maps are included under War De-
partment orders Issued to-day. In tho
permanent military maps to be prepared
and kept up TO date In the records OF the
Department
The purpose Is TO furnish military
aviators with accurate route guides In
flying from one place 10 another
Areas TO be mapped out will consist
OF zones twenty miles wide and connect
Ing such cities and training centres as
may be designated by the chief of staff.
The sun., 1919-01-13

(southwestern Limited) said the auto
matte signals were clear when he passed.
However. he admits the signals were
set at danger when he went back after
the accident to look at them. lie also
states he did not see the flagman of
No. II.
"The fireman of n freight engine which
stood on an adjacent track said he cav
the hagman of No. II go back and also
saw him signal No. II by swinging
a rcd lantern
Towerman saw Fusee.
1.-THE towerman, who had view OF
the scene, also testifies that he saw the
fasman of No. Il swinging his red
lantern and lighting a red fusee. The
towcrman also testified that the auto
matte block signals were at danger and
set against No. il.
"The engineer of No. II had n clear
view for n distance OF two miles and
1t was "A cold clear night. The rear red
lights OF No. II were both burning
brightly and the emineer OF No. ii is
unable to give any reason why lie did
not see these lamps or why he did not
see the fagman of No. II signalling
him to stop, or tho burning fusee. lie
Insists he was wide awake.
The news of the disaster Was first sent
to the press In this city from the office
Of Mr.. Crowley. This is the first time
that the earliest announcement of a
serious wreck has been made In this
city by railway officials themselves.
Lickermnns Newly Welded.
The Iickermans were married on
Wednesday last at the Hotel Endicott,
this city, where Mrs. Lickerman. who
was Miss Rose Gels. had been living with
her parents. Nathan Lickerman. who
came from Chicago, was married In his
uniform as he was then n private In
the chemical service OF the United States
Army.
The next day he received his dis
charge. ON Saturday the couple de-
parted for Chicago, where Lickerman
was to start In business again with the
Aberdeen Coal Company on Aberdeen
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Lickerinan are in
their carly COS
Mrs. hckerman's parents started for
the scene of the accident last night on
a midnight train. Her father. Leopold
". Gels. IS connected with the New York
Macintosh Clothing Company, at 80
West Thirty-sccond street. She has
two unmarried sisters, Edna and Alice,
and a young brother.
The sun., 1919-01-13
Park "A. IA Roosevelt Memorial.

CLEVELAND, Jan. ia movement to
change the name of Yellowstone Park.
Americas greatest public pleasure
ground and game reserve, to Roosevelt
Park. as a national memorial to Theo-
dore Roosevelt. was started to-day by
Mayor Harry Davis and leading citizens
of Cleveland.
The sun., 1919-01-13
GERMAN AUSTRIA IN REPUBLIC
Renner says Cabinet Regardsa i
Part Of New Government.

BAsEL. Jan. 12.--Kari Renner. the
Socialist leader In Austria. declared to-
day tho new Cabinet maintained the
belief that the Republic OF German Aus
tria constituted q part OF the German
republic.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
To All Voters In
Lancaster County

The Lancaster News wishes inform the scn-
ment in the county toward roads going
made to reach voter the
following quesonnare is printed with the request
clipped filled in Good Roads Editor The Ian
caster News, Lancaster S. C.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08

The Federal appropriation for South Carolina year
is $14OOOOO but the State must dollar By so
doing approximately 100000 available in South Caro-
lima this year for permanent road constructions
levy of one mill will raise $376l7S5O; levy mills
will raise $752357 90; levy of three mills
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HELP--MALE

BOYS WANTED
WORK ONE AND A-HALF HOURS IN
THE MORNING. MUST RE LIVE
ENOUGH TO GET UP
EARLY EVERY MORNING
AND DELIVER
PAPERS TO JOURNAL. SUBSCRIBERS
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
ONLY THOSE WILLING TO
WORK NEED APPLY.
WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH
SCHOOL OR REGULAR Job.
CHANCE FOR SOME
EXTRA MONEY.
APPLY TODAY
CIRCULATION MANAGER
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL.
PLACE APPLICATIONS NOW FOR
FUTURE VACANCIES.
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JOURN AL
w A n IS
ONE CENT A WORD IN
ADVANCE
ONE RATE TO ALL


Count the words in your advertise
ment ard multiply 1t by the number
OF times you desire II printed. and
remit accordingly.
Tie counting Of words include the
words For Sale" Wanted etc.
ind the address.
No advertisement taken for less than
- cents
SLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS
Prrasraphet matter line dashss.
white mace. classified display: Sc
per line. 5sc per inch or lines make
REGULAR adver isers with ledger ac-
couhts may have advertisements
KIN orders ,houId ne given in WRIT
ing. never Ger the telephone.
TzLEpuoNE sczvrcE.
IT. your name IS in the telephone
hook we win accept your ad over
he teieDhone. charge IN TO Won ut the
re~n,ar rate. ana Eend the bin the
'~ff~w'iro morning.
f.1ailiar with rates. rules and cIas-t-
F'ca4ion viii give YOU complete in
formation. And n Won wish they will
MN. ~ make II most effective.
hdvertisars sh0trld give their street
- posf0ffica address as well as thew
-hnne nurrber ~ thew desi-a results
shsv can't communicate With YOU un-
Ices thav 1uow voIrr address.
Dhor. fEno between a. m. and
= m week days. a. m. to IL =. IN.
SUNDAYS
Journal Want Ads Cover West
Florida.
PHONE 800
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership under which the undersigned
have done business under the names,
Abbott Auto Repair Company. and
Abbott Supply Company, has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent, James
Garriga succeeding to all the assets of
the co-partnership and assuming all its
liabilities. The business will be con-
tirued by Mr., Garriga under the name
STANDARD Motor Car Company, on the
west side OF Palafox street and on the
north side of Gregory street. at the
intersection of said streets.
This 2eth day Of September, 1919.
j. GARRIGA.
CHAS E. ABBOTT.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tallahassee, Fla. Sept. II. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Commissioners of State Institutions
Of the state of Florida, will, under the
provisions OF Chapter 1887, Acts of 1918.
receive until October goth, 1919. dona-
tons and offer of donations in lands.
buildings or money from any locality or
individual for the use and purposes of
esta blishing a Florida Farm Colony for
Epileptic and Feeble Minded. and will.
within ninety days after October Goth.
select a location for the said Florida
Farm Colony for Epileptic and Feeble
Minded. All donations or offers of dona-
tions to be made in writing and addressed
to the Secretary, Tallahassee, Florida.
r. A. CATS.
Secretary Board Commissioners State
Institutions.
fpjmadepeh al-proo kiln :. BIB
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MORTGAGE LOAN

am prepared to negotiate roans on
improves farms and city property. Rive
or ten years on farms. one to ten years
On city property. Money ready when
title perfected. A. G. Blnkley, attorney,
eof-2 American National Bank Bidk.
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PERSONAL

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any person
other than myself. A. +. Campbell
1916
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tFOR RENT-Two rooms and garage on
| North Hill. Phos re 2o2s
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Loans ON hal EsI

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estae In tho
city on short notice Please state in
application II you have an Abstract OF
Title to. the property.
Call and see us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc,
South Palafox st.
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FOX RENT-Half1 of Singer Sewing Ma
chine office. - range to suat tenant.
$500
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FOR RENT


FOR RENT
>-~-~-~~-~~~-~~-~~~~> ~~~>~~~~~~-~~-~
F0 Nar, hEN N,l, r rooms and garage on
FOX RENT-HaIff of Singer Sewing Ma
chine office u rrange to suit tenant.
--
FOR RENT = crwo furnished rooms
n4 n Bayien st. Phone 1909. 1916
FOR RENT-ors, large handsomely fur
tiemen Apply so L. Gregory. Phone
1919. 1929
FOR REET-o,Ir motor trucks rv the
ns Doyr S Sr dsy &C. country trips Q. to the
packing Q, ossur also s do soatco and
and moving hog sehoId eoods at snort no
see. King ph he ets. HALLMARK Trans
THE REATs RS of the classified ads
constitute a small army Of buyers-teli
them about III used car or other useful
article you h:rye for sale.
FOR RENT One furnished room. pri-
Nate lamily. 405 East Belmont st.
FOR RENT Rooms furnished for house
neeping; 80 children 13o North 18th
avenue. Phesne 1917. 1924
FOR RENE -Three furnished rooms.
private e,n rance. modern. Phone 1906.
OF call at 51a North Guillemarde.
FOR RENT Furnished room Apply 622
y. 9TH A'he., corner Gadsden St.
FIRST ola SIS board and rooms .Oen-
tral loca ion. Modern conveniences.
Apply 212 g.. Gregory 1877
FOR RENy-s room house and store TO
party pl1ying stock and fixtures. IL
you mean business call at 512 E. Jordan
FOR REN.r-Three connecting rooms for
veniences. s32 East strong street Phone
1873 befors, IL or after A.
FOR RES FURNISHED apartment. all
modern convenience. 1926 East Gads
den stre'st. Phone 1173.
FOR REhIr-oNE FURNISHED APART
MENU POSSESSION OCTOBER l..
ieo o, fsoRIH PALAFox STREET.
FOR RHNT-one small furnished room
for Ieen onN One poG bock fao
Phone s s. $3.50
FOR z ENT-Furnished room modern
eonv zniences. Electric lights and phone
service. 900 North Spring. 1888
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment of
thre connecting rooms; modern con-
veniersses. apply 424 East Strong street.
1861
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
Keeping rooms. ia West Chase street.
1888
FOR RENT-Turnished five-roon, cot
tafS,: modern conveniences. Phone
24os- l.
Fop RENT APART
81 ORE CAR LINE. CONVENIENT
AND CITY. HOUSE HAS ALL MOD
TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS
-FrdoNE 2Ao2-W. 1874
FVgs RENT-one furnished room for
h.ht housekeeping with kitchenettc.
3oi' Guillemarde street. or phone 1919. |
FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms. |
Private entrance. on car line. Modern
cfEaveniences. 500 East Moreno. 1872
Ft'P RENT-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping to couple without |
children. Apply S05 North Alcaniz. 1915
e OR RENT-One newly furnished room |
gas. bath and hot water. 10 North |
Baylen street. 1894
FOR PENT-Two nice rooms for light |
housekeeping. Modern conveniences. |
Phone 1875. s03 North Reus. 1885
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: garage |
storage barn. 1924 East Strong. 1884
DANCING
1HNc1SG TS1IGHT AZ sos We.t Grse-
DRY street. For Information. phone e7s |
rhf'dren'~ classes Tuesday and Friday. 1
PERSONAL
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WANTED

wANTED-vour Job printing and orders
for engraving of al, kinds: caInnS
cards wedding Invitations. etc. MA f.
.tram+ ii>' -. $40
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/ FOR RENsr-Three connecting rooms for
light hsJ lsekeeping: all modern con-
veniences. 932 East Strong street. Phone
| 1875 befoIs. IL after 4.
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WANTEo-VoUR FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO PACK AND
CRATE At REASONABLE PFICE.
HALLMARK TRANSFER CO.. SHoNE
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FOR RENE-S room house and store 10
party blxying stock and fixtures. II
you mean business call at 512 E. Jordan
St 3543
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FOR RENT Rooms furnished for house
keeping. Mo children 730 North 18th
avenue. Phesle 1917 1894
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FOR r ENT-One small furnished room
also t1te large furnished room suitable
Y: NJ &C. A, II East La Rua street.
Phone SIS. 1859
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FOR RENT - erwo furnished rooms.
IA n. Baylen SIT Phone 1903. a51s
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FOR RENT Furnished room, Apply 622
| ~ eth A5ae., corner Gadsden st.
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FOR SFNT-Furnished room. modern
eonv zniences. Electric lights and phone
services 609 North Spring 1899
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FIRST CLA IS board and rooms Gen
trat loca ion. Modern conveniences.
Apply PIP g.. Gregory 22T7
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FOR RENT Three furnished rooms.
private err rance. modern. Phone 1906.
or call at 519 North Guillemarde
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FOR RES FURNISHED APARTMENT. all
modern convenienceS. 1926 East Gads-
den stre'st. Phone 1173.
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FOR RENT-FUrnished apartment of
thre G connecting rooms: modern con-
veniers'es. apply 424 East Strong street.
1851
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house
kee'5 ing rooms. ia West Chase street
1888
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OR RENT-Furnished five-roorr cot
tafS': modern conyeniences. Phone
Oq- T.
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FOR RENT-1 One furnished room. pri-
Nate family. 405 East Belmont st.
Phone 2003.
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\ THE REAT RS of the classified ads
| constitute a small army Of buyerg-teii
them about Tat used car or other useful
\ article you h: r5e for sale
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27

FOR SAI.E-Pretty little place in desira-
Bile all-white community, ten miles out
CUR Beach highway. on mail route
House. barn, seven acres good land
Nearly all fenced and cultivated conven-
lent TO Forts and Navy Yard or can make
living on place. Bargain S600.00. Archie
Benton. II. ID. .. City. S537
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FOX RENT-Ora, large handsomely fur
nished wing ON for one or two gen
Yemen Apply so L. Gregory. Phone
1910. 1929
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Berger Says House
Has No Authority
To Exclude Him
His Counsel Challenges Jur.
isdictiOn as to Socialists
Eligibility; Editorials He
Wrote Put Into Record

WASHINGTON. June after Mil
waukee Leader editorials which led
to the Indictment of Victor Berger for
violation of the espionage act had
been put into the record to-day the
House Special Elections Committe. in
vestigating his right to a seat in the
House, adjourned hearings until July Z.
Adjournment was taken at Mr.. Ber-
gers request in order to give him op-
portunity to prepare evidence to meet
charges of ineligibility. Henry +.
Cochems, counsel for Berger, asked
the committee to put immediately be-
fore the House his challenge to its
jurisdiction. There is no intimation.
however, that this will be done now
Mr. Cochems contended that if his
point were sustained it would be un-
necessary to go through a long and
tedious hearing.