davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-04-02
Number of Questions to Consider.

Mr.. Keating suggested that there
were a number of questions allied to
the salaries and Standardization of
Jobs which the commission would have
to deal with. One of them was the
question Of annual leave and sick
leave The leave. he said, is really
part of the compensation to the en-
ployes In some Of the departments
employees are treated differently in
the matter of leave from the employees
in other departments. He said that
this matter of leaves should be made
uniform, SO that all might be treated
alike.
1t is unlikely that the commission
will begin hearings until, it has in
hand all the data which it is seeking
relative to the employees and has had
an opportunity to consider it, Mr..
keating said. When the proper time
arrives however, the commission un-
doubtedly will hear interested parties
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-02
A PROUD DAY For SUMTER CATTLE.

1t was a proud day for Sumter county and
Sumter cattle yesterday when the announcement
came from Washington that the cattle tick quar-
antine had been raised in this among Is Georgia
eountes-that the county was at last free of this
ccadly and expensive pest and that our cattle might
henceforth be shipped to any of the markets of
the country on equality with the best, without
the necessity and handicap of going into quaran-
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-02

When we come to think of it, the coal strike
is only miner difficulty after all.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-02

A little longer and we can all forget political
and industrial troubles in the engrossing task of
figuring out our income tax reports
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Police Rescue " From
Marooned French Launch
Balhy Engine Allows Tender of
Marseillaise TO jam Against
BreakMafer

Inc engine of steam launch tender.
Of the French cruiser Marseillaise.
stalled last night off Governors Island.
The boat was carrying to shore seven
teen men and ten women who had been
visiting aboard the French cruiser.
Tide and wind drove it toward Gov
ornor's Island.
At the hail of sentry those on
board explained their plight He sum
moned messenger. who telephoned to
police Headquarters for assistance
Meantime the launch began to bump
against the breakwater of the island
Eforts to start the balky engine
we're unsuccessful and every heave of
the water bumped the boat against the
rocks with a force which made it diff
ticult for those on board to keep then
seats.
Answering the cali for assistance
Patrolman Frederick Graham and sew
eral aids set out in Police Launch No.
for the scene of the shipwreck. When
the police launch drew up alongside
and turned its searchlight on the
French boat the latter had been
DAMNED against the breakwater un-
til it was careened to a dangerous
angle.
Its occupants were striving to main
tain their places on the uptilted gun
vale, but some were continually losing
their balance and dropping from their
perches. sliding athwartshp to the rail
at the waters edge. 1t took the police
almost an hour to get them all off and
back to the Battery Then they went
home without introducing themselves.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

chauffeur. who said that while he was
taking nap in his car at Fourth Ave
nue. and Sixtieth Street, Brooklyn,
Cuthbert started the car. Besser
leaped out on the running board while
the car was in motion and took Cuth-
bert prisoner. Another man escaped.
Anna Schlaefer, ticket agent at the
Barclay Street station of the Ninth
Avenue "L," was held up by a man
who thrust revolver in at her window
and demanded all the money she had,
which amounted to Sl.35.
Three men entered the saloon of
Iohn Stone al 800 Wes- 166th Street
Two covered Stone and his patrons with
revolvers while third robbed the
cash drawer of $40 After firing two
shots all three men left in an auto
mobile
Two men attacked James Desnouris
a waiter. from Philadelphia. at Thirty
first Street and Second Avenue, Brook
lyn. and robbed him of S25.
John Jameson. steamship fireman
was robbed of SIS by two men near ,h,
Twenty eighth Street docks
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Unions to Vote
On SNoBeer, No
Work. Crusade
Referendum of BROOKLYN
Locals, Will, Membership
of 100000, Announced
Garment W orkers Active
Movement to Have Beer
Declared Non.gntoxicant
Started in Pennsylvania

The Central Labor Union of Brook
lyn. comprising moro than 100 locals
with membership Of 10000, entered
the lists with the numerous other labor
bodies fighting prohibition.
John Coughlin, president of the or
ganlzation, announced yesterday the
union had taken up the "no beer, no
work slogan, and thousands Of ballots
are being distributed to workers for a
vote on the walkout question. Re
ports from several of the locals, he
said, Indicated an overwhelming senti-
ment in favor of a cessation of work
on July | as protest.
The attitude of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor 10 the threatened walk
out was indicated by Frank Morrison,
secretary Of the organization, yestcr-
day. Mr.. Morrison said the Federation
has never discussed the constitution
ality of the prohibition amendment and
he was not prepared to commit the
body on the question. He added that
the Federation has no authority TO or
der a general strike Of workers, and
that the so-called Walkouts are or
dered by the international unions of
the crafts involved He declined to say
whether the Federation would approve
the proposed protest.
Washington labor leaders, while in
clined to agree with Secretary Ernest
Bohm. of the Central Federated Union,
that the ratification did not reflect the
view of the majority Of the voters Of
~
demonstration such as a nationwide
strike would influence the Supreme
Court to declare the amendment un-
constitutional.
Sentiment for action, however, con-
tinued to grow in the greater city,
where mass meetings are being planned
and workers in all trades are being
lined up.
b. A. Larger general secretary Of
the United Garment Workers Of Amer
ica with membership of about 62,-
600, announced that organization had
taken a stand against prohibition, and
was for taking some action looking
toward the restoration of "the privi-
lege of a good glass of beer to the
workingman." He did not know, he
said, if walkout would attain this
end. He thought pressure should be
brought to bear on our state Senators
and representatives to force the Legls-
lature to permit the sale of light wines
and beers.
The executive committee of the gar
ment workers will take up the question
at its March meeting. he said, and il
is expected some definite action will be
decided upon in conjunction with other
labor bodies.
Peter Bollenbacher, secretary of the
Trades Union Liberty League Of Penn
sylvania. conferred here yesterday witt
Joseph Probstle, general secretary OF
the Brewery Workers Union. The Lib
erty League is composed of 65,00(
unionized workers Of Pennsylvania wht
have banded together to defeat the pro
hibitory provisions in that state. Mr.
Bollenbacher said the workmen there
almost to man, are against prohlbi
ton, and regard the amendment as al
infringement on their personal priv
ileges. They have secured hearing
from the Pennsylvania Senate on Feb
ruary ii to 18, when they will insis
that beer be not considered an intoxi
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Ring and China for Lynch
Press Room Superintendent Is
Given a Dinner bv Associates

Friends and associates of John J.
Lynch, former superintendent of the
press room Of "The New York Amer-
can," gave a farewell dinner and en-
tertainment in his honor yesterday.
After twenty-three years of service
with the Hearst organization, Mr.
Lynch has resigned to become super
intendent of The Tribune press room
Andrew Armstrong, who acted as
postmaster, presented the guest of
honor with diamond ring on behalf of
"The Americans" press room staff
Henry Monahan, on behalf Of "The
Journal" employees, gave a 1O0-piece
set Of china as q farewell present
David Simons, president of the News
paper Pressmen's Union, paid high
tribute to Mr.. Lynch's character and
his loyalty as a union man.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Six Held, Accused Of Being
3. r. r. Green Auto Bandits

Four young men arrested Saturday
in Brooklyn and two more taken yes
terday were held under 10,O00 bal
each as the green auto" bandits who
held up and robbed two B. r. T. cars
in the neighborhood Of Flushing last
week. The men we're arraigned yester
day before Magistrate Conway in the
Long Island City police court.
They gave their names as ALFRED
Friedlander 2214 Pitkin Avenue
Charles Nowac, 1872 Belmont Avenue
Percy McDonough and David Pinsky
both of SO High Street; Hiram Rosen
baum, of 948 Blake Avenue, and An
thony Casta. 415 Liberty Avenue
Rosenbaum is alleged to be the owne
of the green motor car used in the hold
ups. All pleaded not guilty, but were
held on affidavits of the B. r. T. con
ductors who were robbed
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Export Ban on Eggs OFF

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The War
Trade Board to-day issued a new ex-
port conservation list, effective to-
morrow, of commodities for which in
dividual export licenses are required.
Butter, cheese, eggs and egg products
and milk, which have appeared on pre-
vious lists, have been eliminated
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

cant If this is not conceded they will
demand referendum. Failing in this,
he fears the workmen may take some
action similar to the proposed walkout
here.
Mr. Probstle said he is not surprised
at the sentiment in favor of walkout,
although his organization is not agtat-
ing that method of action.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
''unitions Worker Sleeps
In Subway; Robbed
"'nan Ticket Agent Held Up
- Pistol Point; Five Other
Gases Reported

p On bench in the Thirty~third
ssAtlen of the Broadway sub
sas'y yesterday cost Samuel
s'h, munitions worker, Of 9s
street. 1900. lie was robbed
taYee men ~ he dozed. when
ks ne received blow on the
~ 4 sbiaekjack or piece Of iron
aDswefed with 4 shout for
3ut his assajlsnts escaped.
- tiss ~ seven r1bberscy re-
slse police from Manhattan
49,. YK%pinefS within four
sFs'ss seav> Only one man was
i III lNls lnasa. james CotbDert,
"a szfsesa Htreef. brooklyn. was
Il I22ak Eeszer. taxi
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
St. Gall Dotted Swisscs

A very important shipment of these
fashionable fabrics has also arrived,
making our assortment complete in
every detail. White grounds with dots
of color, such as Pink, Light Blue,
Copen, Green, Hello, Red, Navy, Mais,
Black, and the much desired colored
grounds with White or contrasting dots
in unequalled assortments.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Handkerchief Linens

Imported Handkerchief Linens in fine
sheer quality. May be had in every
wanted plain shade, as well as most
comprehensive collection Of stripes,
checks and novel printed effects.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

Rain or shine *"Scotch
Mists" are fine. The hand
soonest sort of fairweather
overcoats, rainproofed.
sRegistered Trademark.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
SENADO.
SESSION DEL DiA 6

Baio la presidential del fonadol'
se7or Susoni Sc constituy6 el Scna-
do a las $50 de Ia tarde, concu-
lriondo los senadorcs Abril, Fehn,
Iglcsias, MARTINEZ Santo-
nj, Scin, Susoni, TIC, TizoI y Toas
y Soto.
Sc le do lectula los signieates
documentos:-
PROYECTOS DEL SENAD0
p. del S. 83.-Por el senior a.5ntq
adicional al C6digo ti-
vii de P. +. el articulo 23Ga
Peticiones.
No, pa, Ordcnanza del Conceio
MunicipaI de Arccibo, @oli3itando
e le autorice por medic dH'1lha
lev a inyertir en- Ia obra . 'Const57i,
ci6a de una Plaza de ]Iereado" Ia
suma de $1G7S4: cue es el 25 poy
cionto del spporabit De fon5oS Or
dinarios en- 80 de iunio 191st
Memoriales.
Memorial de ia Liga Femlne2
Puertorrilue1a solicitanGo dc Ia
Legislature Sc le conceda Il voto 2
aqrcllas mujercs que scpan loer y
escribir.
Nombramionto: Pedro Ia L1z,
Conccjal de GALES.
La session tcrmin6 a las $40
ancdando citados los sc1ores stna-
dora7 para mariana a las TO de ia
maIana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
POLAND COCIIE.
CONTRABANDO DE BRANDY

La detective sorprendio esta ma
drugada un contrabando de bran
dy Martell' que conducia del va
por "Coamo" en- una yola, Justine
Viades. Este, que junto con el
brandy fue traido al cuartel de IL
detective, confcs0 que cl licor era
para un senior lIamado Valencia
quicn lie habia comisionado traer
los efectos a TERRA, ignorando So
ratara de HcOr.
Sc esta hacienda una completa
investigation del caso, para prescn
tar la correspondence dcnuncia a
la Cortc Federal. El brandy cst;;
en- la ofcina del jefe de la detect.
We. Hay dos botellas rotas. Vcnia
empaquctado Ell cajas cuadrada>
de carton y MADEIRA, imitando sGr
manteca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
INFORNIACION GENERAL
10 sUCEDIDO EN- CATANo

10 SUCEDIDO EN CATANO
En- ell Quartet General de III pc
licia nos dieron hoy Ia siguiente
informacion:
len el teatro de Catano ocurri6
una alteration del orden, dcbido
"a que habiendo Ia Compaiiia de
zarMela "Ceyerini-Cid" anuncia-
60 function para empezar las $50
II. NJ, las $50 7. NJ. no habla
empezado el espectaculo, por. no
haber llegado los mds;cos, pol'
10 que el pdblico proteSt6 y ei ar
tista Juan Nadal sali0 al escena-
rio Y Sc expres0 en- ttrHinos duFoN
para con losseXpectadores, quionea
exigieron la devoluci6n del impo"
te de sus entradas, 10 que a&i .>e
hizo. La policia inteyino J res
tableci0 ell orden, denunciando al
sr. Nadal, por alterar la paz p'l-
blica, y los Representatives. de Il
Compania, por inflingir las 0rde-
nanzas Municipalos por no habe1'
enpezado la function Ia hora
anunciada".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
AL COMITE DE INSTRUCTION.
DE LA CAMARA

iDebe el Principal de la Normal
saher ell cspanol, 0 debe solamcnta
sabcr el ingles? 81 sabe ell espa-
mol cuando Juan Gel Pueblo {un
ciudadano) va a hanlar con ei, ; de
he 0hacerlo en- inoles o puede ha-
1larle Ell castellanC?
En- meses pasados tuve que ce-
iebrar una entrev'sta con cl selor
Principal de la Normal acerca de
in alumno perjudicado en- sus no
tas. EXpuse mis- a-gumentos Y al
contestarme Sc expreso asl Pcr4ue
I'd. sabe. 5c6mo Sc dice?. ;. yo
no puedo explicarme ell cspai OIL
mo sabe I'd. ingles? Lo mismo
que I'd. el espanol, lie conteste ere
vendo Ell verdad que no 10 saba,
Nues dificilmente puedo hacerme
enterder en- el id;oma de Shakes
peare.
"Quercmos una Universidad &c
nuinamente americana (norte
americana GUERRA decir( oi dccir
una vez I'm honorable miembro
de la Junta de Sindicos en- una
asamblea, ''y por ESQ hemos nom
brado al Sr.... para Principal. .
Queremos una Universidad genui
namente hiqpano-americana diria
yo para que cuando Juan del Pue-
bio tuviera que tener una entire
vista con cl Sr. Principal no Sc le
contestara. :Como Sc dice esto?..
porque I'd. sabe. yo no puedC
eXpreSarmc.
POLAND COCIIE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
EsPECTACULOs PARA HOY

CINE TRES BANDERAS.-
Estreno de la comiquisima cinta
en- dos parties. titulada La Gran
Plancha''. Estrcno del 15 Y It
episodes de los Is que tienC
la gran serie marca Special, por
Marie Walcanp:, titulada: LAS
Garras del Leon. "
CINE LUNA.-Viernes Z. Ma
tinee y noche. EstrenO del precio-
so drama en- ) actor, tituladO Sc
das V Rasos'', por Marguerite Clak,
Y "iQuien .es tn marido?. c6mica.
Manana, "Armas al Hombro. .
CINE IMPERIAL.-"El Anillo
Malefico, " ell 6 actOs.
CINE NORMA.-"La Bella Don
ma en- 6 actos.
CINE REAL.-''La Tragedia
de Wall Street., Ell 7 actos.
CINE PUERTO RICO.-"La
Dana de COmpanfa''. y una conf
ca.
CINE MONTE CARLO.-"Los
Ojos Verdes". EN- 6 actos.
CINE HABANA. - Esplendido
v escogidO programa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
UNA CIRCULAR.

Los Srcs. J. NJ. Colon y Co.,
S. Ell c., de Comerio, nos partici-
pan que han constituido una So
ciedad Industrial en- comandita,
bajo Ia raz&n social expresada, de
la que es tinico gestor don Jose
Noises Colon Virella y comandi-
tarios las mercantiles Cobian, So
lares y Co. y A. Carmona Hijos,
del comercio de ComerlO.
La Sociedad Sc dedicara al ne
gocio de transportes, y assume ell
cargo de liquidadora de la disuel-
ia sociedad, "PGrez, Colon y Co.,
S. ell c.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
NUENA FABRICA DE
TARACOS

Han sido presentadas en- la Sc
Icretaria Ejecutiya para su archi.
.vo Y registro, las cllusulas de in
corporation de una corporation
que Sc trata de organizar con el
nombre de porto Rican American
Company, cuya oficina principal
sc cstablecera Ell el barrio de Pta.
de TERRA, municipio de San Juan,
=. II. Los fines principales de di-
cha corporation seran dedicarse a
la compra Y venta de tabaco Ell ra-
mas Y elaboration y yenta de ta-
bacO Ell todas SuS forinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
LA COMISION
DE REGLAMEETO.

Aver tarde Sc reuni0 la Conf
sion de Reglamento de la Camara
para tratar, entire otros asuntos,
la petici0n del Sr. Rodriguez Can
clio, acerca de que por Secretarla
Sc ponga diariamente ell los pupi-
tres de los Representatives., una
hora antes de la session, los asun-
tos que han de tratarse ell la Sc
sion del dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
LOS QUE CANTAN "LUCIA''


Aver manana ha llegado, proce-
dentc de Ponce, cl empresario Sd.
nor Mancini con los artistas que
han de cantar esta noche la opera
Lucia. Con el senior Mancini
han venido la soprano lijero Nadi-
na Legat, ell tenor Sinagra, el ba-
rltono Viglione y el baio Picchi.
Este cuarteto es q que debuta esta
noche. i
Ell resto de la compania estara
aqui hoy, porque anoche fue la Ill
TINA function Ell Ponce, con la 6pe-
ra "Otello.
Antenoche cato la compania la
opera "Thais'', estrenO aqui, pero
obra va sancionada por todOs los
p1blicos. La Interpretation que
los artistas de AIancini han dado
a la Obra no puede ser mas digna
de elogio, segiin nucstros informes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
Los TRABAJOS DE AYUDA A
LOS ESTADOS BALKANICOS.


Nuevc hospitalcs con un total dc
cincuenta enfermcras de la Cruz
Roia, Sc han organizado ell el Nor
tc de Serbia por La Comisi6n de Ia
Cruz Roja Americana a los Balka-
nes. Informes referentes al par
ticular han sido recibidos ea el
cuartcl general en- Washington,
proced2ntes de la scnorita Helen
Scott Hay, enfermcra principal de
Ia expedition.
I'm hospital dc 100 200 camas
4 mas oXtcnso de los proyectados,
asrd establecido inmediatamnte en-
Belgrade. bajo la direction del DR.
George ID. Tarnowski, estando car
20 de las enfermeras la senorita
lTafriet. Loete, quien desde 1916
pre5ta1 servicios en Eurspa. Dos
hospitales aGicionales, cen capaci'
lad aproximaaast1e 80 Icamas, es
sin org2nizandose para otra
ae las erandes ciudades en- el Nor
te de Serbia. En- poblaciones de
10000 10000 habitantes seran
..stablecidos cinco 0 seis hospitales,
on capacidad de cincuenta camas
eada uno a ~
La senorita Rachel Torrance, de
Nueva York, sera la encargada de
IN grupo de trece enfermeras, bajo
ell mando de la la senorita Glorgi-
ma Greene, estd en- viaje para Mon
tencgro, y otra unidad de diez en-
fermeras hacia Grecia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
CAMARA DE-
E,EPRE,sSEN1'AN'TE,SS


p De Ia @. l33.-Por los senores
10 iriSuez J iiAero (fulgenclo) !;
Para e'lnendar los artieulos :, 3,
.. 6 8. - ~ de la Ley No. 10
Dc iodemn;zaeione, a Obreros,
aproaada Dor Ia Legislature en- fe-
breIo =, L9l@.
Z de Ia c. l}+.-lor los senores
Rodn2qe1 y Pldero (tulgeneloJ :
Para 1eorganizar q Negociado
lei ll'abai0. creado por una Ley
titolaela-. ley para establecer ol
Ae&ocla'io d@l Trabajo, y para
"tfost lines apr"b@da en mario
ia de t9i2,5'y enaiendada Ell MARIO
- de 1913, derogar estas. y para
"bros ilnes
- de ia {. I32'-sl9,Qlr s9flr,s lQs $efp.
res Eodrguez y Plnero ftallgeh-
4io1 S'a&ula4lo q tra9aJo. de
m0jGFes y nlnos' j 2rotesiendoloS
eWH2 oaupaciones peiigrosas,
7 de Ia G 136--PLor For los seno-
70, f3'orra Y Rodriguez: Para en-
'aoodar'la ,e@clon 3 de una ley Il
m'ada; LEY para regular el eier
"'eio de Ia profession notarlal en-
fnerto Rlno" aprohada en- s de
1aarzo de 1906. "
.
X c. de IA c. 29.-Por el seiior
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
@sRsEs
Ell sENADOR TRAvIEsO JR.

Ell SENADOR TRAVIESO JR.
Ell senador sat large senior
Martin Travieso Jr., que esta en-
Santo Domingo al frente del De,
partamento de Reclamaciones de
Estados Unidos, ,estara de regreso Ell
los primeros dias del mes de Abril,
seglin carta que lie ha escrito a su
amigo el Sr. Palacios Salazar, Sar
gento de Armas del Senado Porto
rriqueno.
La llegada del distinguido ser
nador, acknowledgements sera 1 de.
gran provecho para Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

PETICION DEL SR. LASTEA
III Representante ~. Lastra 50
licit6 aver de Ia Camara Sc pidis--
ra a la Comisi0n Dc f>er.icio ia.
5lico copia del Acta Dc Is session
en- Ia que Mr Kern, actpapdo Va
como Gobelnador, tomo parte en
la session como Attorney General.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
AUXILIO MUTUO

Mario T, 1919.
Entradas :-Sres. don Ricardo
Lopez Fernandez, de San Juan
Benigno Espina Rivera, de Come
rio; Eusebio Vega Abarca, dc San
Juan.
Salidas :-Sr. don Luis Fuentes
Martinez, dc San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
DON JOSE j BENITEZ

Las noticias que hasta ahora te'
nemos respecto a la enfermedad3
que retiene en- CANA al senador j.
j. Benitez, connotado financiero dc
Vieques, son dc que siguc mejoran
do visiblementc.
Ell senior Benltez es muy vista
do diariamente en- su elegante re-
sidencia de Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
CAFE YAU-CO-CIA
San Jose Is, esquina a Luna.

No imita, hi quiere parecerse ma
die en- NADIA, porque es el Gliico en- su
clase.
Ell Icjor, mds paro q aromdtico ca
tG aatiro.
Su nombre es un s1mbOlO de YER
dad YAU dc Yauco, CO de Corozal y
CIA dc Cialcs.
No tiene liga, hi usa triache como
otros, hi su nombre es una negaci6n
de su proccdencia.
4DvT. CdfG Yau-Co-Cia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
EN- Ell ySENADO

Aver estuvo trabajando manana
V tarde, cl Comite de Gobierno Lo
cal del Senado, preparando los ira
bajos que han de ser sometidos
la aprobacion del alto cuerpo le
gislativo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
LA CAMPANA DE SOCIOS DE
LA CRUZ ROJA
Sc ESTAN RECIBIENDO DE
LA ISLA AIUCHOS TELE-
'GRAAIAS REFERENTES A
LOS TRABAJOS

Sc csta efectuando en- toda la isla
con gran entusiasmo la campana
de socios dc la Cruz Roja, y a juz-
gar por los telcgramas que Sc han
recibido en- las oicinas del Capftu-
10 de San Juan. el resultado que sc
va obtcnicndo es favorable, segIn
era de esperarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
BALLESTER EN- PONCE

bAlllEio En- EN IO4NOE
Como 10 vaticinamos Ell nuestra
intervid, ell baritone Ballester ha oh
tenido lln gran eXito en- Ponce.
Antenoche, cantando varias can
clones espanolas extra-programa, Sc
"qued6", como suele decirse,, con
el ptblico.
Entire las canciones que cant6
de modo notable Ballester, que po-
see una medic voz muy remacable,
figuraron "El Guitarrico' y La
algeria del Battalion. l."
Ell artista espanol fue aclamado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
AMIGOS QUE VUELVEN.

En- ell "Coamo" regres6 de los
Estados Unidos, el Sr. T. F. Mi
randa, Manoger de Ia Porto Rican
American Tobacco.
Tambien regres0 ell Sr. Lucas +.
Valdiyieso, Representante la Ca
mara. Reciban nuestro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
Sc HIZO CONSTAR EN- ACTA.

A petici0n del Representante
LaStra Sc hizo cOnstar aver Ell ell
Acta de la Camara, Ia carta que
ell Sr. Emilio del Toro dirigio il los
estudiantes de la Universidad, con
motive de 10 sucedidO ALI, despues
que el ST.. del Toro di0 su confe-
rencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
PASAPORTES

I'asaportes eXredidos por el Go
bernador:
Para Santo Domingo: al Sr.
Crisiobal Colon, de Ponce.
Para Cuba: al Sr. InOcenciO Mo
reno, Sra. Estebania Moreno de
Santana Y una nina, y Sr. Rafael
Acosta, de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
CAMBIO DE PROFESORES

Jose Arroyo y Maria Georgina
Fernandez, profesores de esta ciu
dad han presentado la renuncia dc
sus cargos. La Junta Escolar ha
nombrado para sustituirles a las
Srtas. Lydia Rodriguez y Rosa
Rengel.