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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-08

stationed at Kelley field, San Antonio,
Tex, and later in California. During
his training period Sergt. Wallace had
a fall in which both he and the pilot
OF the machine were hurt. The air
plane was wrecked.
The Ladies Aid of the Second Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. S. T. Mellinger, S13 Jackson
street.
Mrs. Seal entertained yesterday
afternoon at her home, 1909 Central
avenue, in honor of her son Galen s
ninth birthday anniversary. The
hours were from four to six. AS
Galen's first birthday came very near
Easter, his birthday parties-are always
carried out in Easter style. The favors
were in keeping with the Easter season
and an egg hunt was greatly enjoyed
by the children. Mrs. Seal was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Dennis
Ferguson. The little guests were:
Marjorie Bridge, Evelyn Buechner,
Ethel GRADER, Ruth Near, Clarice
Watts, Louise Carlson, Marjorie Smith,
Elmer Renker. Stevenson Roper, Eu-
gene Frazer, Dana Seal and Galen
Seal.
For Sa1e-5-room cottage in Ho1-
mans addition. Call Red 2947.-Adv.
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SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals from Santa Fe
By Frances Jones. Telephone $500.

A young lady on the East side, a daugh-
ter of one of the company employees. IL
having a lot to worry her now-a days.
sunday being a nice day, the family
motored out of town. When they returned
home note was in the mail box saying
that message was waiting for them at
the telegraph office. Now the young lady s
best beau is expected to arrive in New
YORK City any day from overseas and the
telegram was supposed to be from him.
They called for the message but no trace
or IL could be found. Now the Santa Fe
mans daughter is wearing a worried and
peeved expression and to date the message
has not been located.
Conductor and Mrs Sam Grossnickle
have returned from spending few days at
Wamego.
The Ladies, society of the B. of L. f. and
=. will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. W. c. Keiser.
Engineer Charles -Beeler of Argentine is
spending this week in Topeka attending
the Scottish Rite reunion.
Mr.. Sid Richardson. who has been in
Ell Dorado for several months. has returned
to his home at Lincoln, Neb. En- route
home he visited his sister at Topeka, Mrs.
Hal Davis and Mr.. Davis.
John A. Heating has resigned his posi-
ton in the auditor of disbursements Of
flee and has entered Washburn college.
Mrs. Leonard Wilson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs George Sherman. is visiting in
Howe, Neb.
Mrs. Carl Magnuson. wife of Engineer
Magnuson, ia i'll at her home, Madison
street.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate .or
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka State
Journal is / cent i word each insertion I:
minimum 10 cents: by the week 5 cents a
word minimum 80 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad includ-
ing four words for State Journal address
When address Ii used count each initial
letter and each number or combination OF
figures one word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in Tie State
Journal office before 1920 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after ~ 20 till / :15 p. N. will
be inserted under the head:s "Too Late to
I OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words AMI
the rate per vor1 for The Topeka State
Journal.
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OAKLAND NOTES
Notes and personals from Oakland
ny Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.


The Fidelity class of the Oakland Metho-
dist church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. L. Luthey, Reno avenue. The
meeting will open Mt ? o'clock with a fif-
teen minutes Bible study led by Mrs. Bert
Edwards. Mrs. Kesseiring will have charge
of the devoti0nals. The roll call will be
answered by "Whct has the class done for
me?"
Mrs. C. d. Webb has returned to her
home, Green street. after several weeks
spent at a local hospital.
The Missionary society of the Oakland
Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs.
j. $. Swogger, Winfield avenue, Thursday
afternoon instead of Wednesday, as previ-
ously announced by the society.
Little Howard Meggison. son OF Mr.. M.
Meggison, ass Wabash avenue, whR was
seriously burned Monday morning, ID not
recovering. His condition is serious.
Wednesday afternoon the ladies of the
Methodist church will meet at the parson
age to organize Ladies' Aid society.
There has been no such society in the
church for the past two years.
Mrs. Morgan Washburn, who has been
quite i'll with an liberated tooth, is i'm
proving Mrs. Washburn spent several
days of last week at a local hospital under
going treatment.
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EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
Dy Frances Jones. Telephone $780,

Notes and personals from East Side
oy Frances Jones. Telephone $780,
Mrs. g. H.. Anderson of Lincoln. Neb.,
came to Topeka Monday to visit her moth
street. Mr.. Anderson will come later and
the family will locate in Topeka, 90.
family dinner at her home: r. r. q. recent
ly. The guests were: Mrs. Horace Rey-
nolds, Mrs. w. E. Williams, Mrs. E. NJ;
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schafer ana
Howard Williams and children, Harlan and
airline; Mrs. G. Carlson and children, virgil
son Robert of Franklin, Pa, Mrs. H A.
Patterson of Richnicnd. Calf. Mr.. Ellis
Riehner and Mr.. Roy Williams.
The Women's Missionary society of the
Second United Brethren church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home OK Mrs.
A. W. Harper. 429 Leland street.
the fiarrfage Of their daughter Miss Hhr-
riett McCarter and Mr.. James Young of
salina. The marriage took place Saturday
Reed Of Highland Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young will make their home in Topeka.
Mrs. H. =. Miller will entertain Mt her
home April 10 the members of the Domestic
Mrs. Martha Fulton, Seward and Twlss
avenues, is visiting in Enterprise and Abb
The Rev and Mrs NJ. L. Robey of Con-
cordia spent Tuesday as guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Harper, 416 Leland
Mr.. Carl johnson has returned to New
York after spending a furlo with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. Johnson, Lake street.
Mrs. L. f. Richardson is expected to
come soon from Guthrie, Okla, to visit her
daughter Mrs. Hal Davis and family, Lake
street. Mrs. Richardson, en- route to To-
peka. will visit in Cedrick, Okla.
Mrs. W. f. Clark has returned to her
home. 221 Lake street. after spending sew
eral weeks in Greenfield and Kansas City,
Mo-. visiting relatives.
The Missionary society of the Third Pres
byterian church will meet Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. L. V. Robertson instead
of meeting earlier in the week as had been
planned.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NJ. e. Hammond and wife to H. A.
Shenekle, lots 81 to 100 inc, Ken
lucky ave, Highland Padk--.....- q
Same to same, ne. a 10-12-16. ..-.... 5000
C. T. Klein to G. C. Klein, see records
C. Stewart and wife to r. A. Randlett,
:. jr., pit. ne. u 1-12,15;
r. G.. Young and wife to NJ. J. Young,
lots 139- 143.. inc, -Mulvane ST., Col
lege Hill add ...s..................
N. A. Craig and wife TO r. Hess, lots
354 n. N $50 Green ST., Oakland, J.
A. NJ. B1odgett to f. c. Blodgett, lots
236-23S buchanan st.............
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North Side News

Items for this o!uLn may be left at
Petro's drug store or telephone Eleanor
KimbaIl. 1881 after 4 o. m. Other hours
$3.50.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOSFs-On Notth Quincy or Moproe streets,
graz knitted sweater crocheted in red
April z. Russell FurgasoR,, 30 N. Monroe
st. for reward
LOST-Child's brown fur neck lace, In
RiGbys. Crosby BBros. or on avenue.
Phone sos. Reward.
PARTY finding black pocketbook contain
ing liberty loan and currency, please
phone 1865 K-2 Liberal reward.
LOST-A Phi Delta Theta fraternity PIN
between Fourth and Western and Sth
and Tyler. Call 3176. Reward
ROSARY-Lost, garnet rosary, Initials NJ
A. s. on cross. Reward. Valued as keep
sake. 122 West sth. Phone $50.
LoST-Cameo brooch Sunday. Phone 1854.
Reward.
LoST-Bunch of keys. Phone Blue 1927
Reward.
LOST-A red binding birthday book. Re
turn to Halls book store.
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MISREPRESENTATION

~----~~~~~~o O~-~|~~---~~
YOUNG WOMAN desires situation prac-
teal nursing or caring for children.
Would clerk in store. Ad., II. NJ. o., care
Journal
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
EXTRA GOOD
INVESTMENT

An established, going Topeka finan-
cial concern requires additional capt.
tai to take care of business already
offered it. The class of business it
handles, its methods, its standing in
business circles, and its officers and
direct orate invite the closest inspec-
ton.
in this company is now offered the
public. 1t is guaranteed to paJ Z per
cent dividends, payable semi-annually.
and in all probability will pay more.
We will take great pleasure in pre-
senting our proposition in full detail
before asking you to invest. Address
"V-100." care Journal.
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.WANTED-White laporers, 81 day; farm
and dairy hands, 10 married farm men;
carpenters and machinists to ship out; in
stitutioh help; fry cooks; dishwashers;
man and wife cook and waiter for Colo;
short order coos; porters, hotel work.
Furmans Labor Agency, log West Sth.
CAN USE several, more men at our Grant
Vile orchard. Several weeks work yet.
w. r. Boschen. Res. phone 4915. Topeka.
Orchard phone, 3G2 Granville. Free To-
peka phone service thru rural.
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND SAIL
OBS-If you want a position which will
pay you real money for d few hours each
day call at once. See Corp. Shea, Hotel
Throop.. Call after 8 p. m.
PRESSMAN-AbOve the scale job on
platens Apply Superior Printing Co.,
Fifth and Jackson.
SHOEMAKER WANTED at once. Two
first class shoemakers. Rays Rapid Shoe
Repair System. ia Kansas ave.
PRESSFEEDER-@One with considerable
experience: good wages. Apply at once
Superior Printing Co., 9th and Jackson.
WANTED-Young man to deliver gro
cefies. Apply Dibble Gro. CO., South
side.
WANTED = Paperhanger. steady time.
Marysville Paint & Wall Paper Co.,
Marysville, Kan.
WANTED-Experienc porter at Brunt-
Martin Drug Co. 729 Kansas.
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WANTED-MALE HELP
Be Your Own Boss

selling the Guardian Life New Maintenance
policy. We have a splendid opportunity
for good man for every town in the state
of Kansas.
The company was established in 1850
under the laws Of New York. Our $4,000
DO not have to paS any more premium il
your are permanently disabled and we pay
you 81. 600 per year besides. .-.--...,
Write for an agency.
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wANTEp-AGENrs

BARGE MANUFACTURER wants repre.
sentatives to sell shirts. underwear. hos.
iery. dresses. waists. skirts. direct to
homes. Write for free samples Madison
Mills. 500 Broadway. New York City
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT good modern 5 or 6
room house with garage on Lowman or
Douthitt car line. Might consider buying
later. Address c &c, care Journal.
WANTED TO RENT by couple 4 or )
room strictly modern cottage or apart
ments. Phone j307 J.
WANTED TO RENT 5 room house, west
side Phone 4116 w
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FOR RENT-iio,lsEs

FOR RENT-House and approximately 6
acres near reform school. Splendid op-
portunity for fruit and poultry. Needed
improvements will be made for desirable
tenant Apply to c. G. Blakely & Co..
Mulyane BLDG.
FOR RENT-Three-room cottage. AIS East
Sixth. Gas, water and electric lights.
Phone Blue 2121.
WE have them and sell and rent houses to
the rich and poor. ]. B. Gibson. Phone
1896
FOR RENT-Six- house. 2021 Van
Buren,. Adults only. Call 1071-
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GEO. GODFREY MOORE

STATE -MANAGER,
i 231 New England Bldg, Topeka, Kan.
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YOUNG LADIES

CHAMBERMAID wanted at Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Steady employment and good
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FOR RENT-RooMs

FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms. e29 an,
933 Kansas ave. Phone Red 24G1S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-17
AUXILIO MUTUO 1
Julio a. 1915


Entradas :--Sres. don Ansel-
mo Alvarez Peniza,. de Rio Pie
dras; Generosa Leganjos Ramos,
Jesus Vilches Garcia, Jose NAL
gor M6ndez, de San Juan.
Salidas -Sres. don Enrique
Choisne Carle, de Santo Domin-
go; Juan Pedro Gomez, de, San
Lorenzo.
Julio Z, 1919.
Entradas :-Sres. don Juan F.
Paz Remedio, de Guayama; Joa-
qufn Arsuaga Aponte, de San
Juan; Maria Prat de MARQUEE,
de Arecibo; Carlos Oehoa Mar
I'll, de San Juan; Francisco Fer
nandez Rodriguez, de Hato Rey'
Salidas -Sres. don Rafael L6
peg Gabezddo, de Caguas; Ma
nuel Carbia Ruza, Eulogio Made
ra Gobe, Joaquin Trigo Sobrino,
de San Juan; Francisco Fernan-
dez Rodriguez, de Hato Rey; Do
loressC. Gely N. Orciso, de Quay
|nabo; Francisco Fernandez Fer
nandez, de San Juan.
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COMMERCIAL.

Los sehores j. Fernandez y Co.
del comercio de Humacao, nos pal
ticipan que han constituldo una
sociedad regular colectiva que gi
rara baio Ell expresado nombre
de la que son socios gestores, con
dereeho a la firma, los seflores Gu
mersindo Baragaiio y Fernandez
Y don Jose Fernandez y Garcia
AL propio tempo nos participan
que han adquirido, por compra
los derechos pertenecientes a Ia
meFcantil que giraba en- dicha- pls
"a con el nombre de Antonio
LENA.
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(Continuaci6n de Ia pag ~

FL DR.. Figueroa dijo, que de
Diego habfa sido Ell genio dnico
de Puerto Rico, la fgura mas
grande v bella nuestra.
+ Dijo, ademas, que a de Diego
se le habfa achachado ell defecto
de ser voluble. Los que tai air.
man, ignoran quesel genio es eyo,
lutivo, porque 6l, en- su ardoroso
inter6s de saber, le descubre nue.
vos aspectos q las cosas. De ahf
su evolucion, que los ignorantes
llaman yolubilidad.
Habl6 Coll \, Cuchi y tuvo pa
labras encomiasticas para de Die
go, diciendo que este era el repre-
sentante del ideal Independents
tista.
Jose s. Algeria, recit6 unos
TveTsOs sentid0s q Ia memOria del
|grande hombre.
El ioyen orador Jimenez Rive
raT tuvo limos parrafos elocuenti-
|simos que pusieron ardor en- las
almas.
Aquella muchedpnbre dej6 en-
Sla tnmba del 'heroe rezos,la lagrimaa;
fIofesy 7-sobIa todo este Ia tardp
.se inclinaba ineditabunda, en- vne
pesadumbfe de siglos de martifio.
Tia noche de aver, en- el Ensfitu.
to de Diego fu6luna noche com.
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Ell "VESUBIO" ASALTADO
POR LA POLICIA
Las bebidas de Rinaldi.

Aver tarde, la policfa con su
jefe a la cabeza, el propio Coro-
mel Stanton, Sc incauto de una
regular cantidad de bedidas. La
batida Sc di6 contra ell restau-
rant 'sEl Vesubio'', en- la calle de
Allen, donde los agentes encon-
traron solo dos restos de ron y
ginebra en- botellas casi termi-
nadas. Pero la policfa, que iba
|prevenida llevaba consigo un
mandamiento del juez Castejon
para registrar el domicilio del
|Sr. Vicente Rinaldi que vive en-
los altos del restaurant. En- dos
grandes baules Y en- una GAIA, los
|agentes encontraron ciento Sc
|senta botellas entire elias veinti-
|cinco medias de champagne. !"
Ell resto era de brandy, crema de
Imenta, anis escarchado, ron, etc.
La policia Sc incant6 de la be-
bida Y como aver a la hora del
hallazgo era tarde y hoy es dia
de fiesta, ha sido depositada en-
la oficina del Coronel Stanton
hasta mahana que Sc decidira 81
.el asunto es de la competencia
del juez Castej6n 0 de la Corte
Federal.
Sc calcula que Ia bebida ocu-
pada tenga un valor de dos mil
pesos. &
Explicando este, dice el sefior
Rinaldi que la poca bebida, los
restos de dos botellas encontra-
dos por Ia policia en- el restoran,
eran del consume personal de los
duelos del negocio. X 10 que el
tenia en- su domicilio particular
era el sobrante de los dos esta-
bIecimient0s que antes de Ia pro-
hibici6n tenia en- San Juan.
La policfa, por sp parte, dice
que 'tiene prueba para demostrar
que esta bieh ocupada Ia bebida.
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CORnenOaGiR dc ID h|uetG del P0Gta

pleja. Hubo arranques de verda-
derO dolor y amor por parte del
DIR. Queyedo Baez, quien abri6 el
acto, diciendo un sentido y sabio
discurs0 acerca de la multiple
personalidad del Poeta. Sus pala-
bras, sinceras, sin .vacilaciones,
|brotado de 10 mas noble y mas
puro de su corazon cayeron ALI
como una protesta las comedias
de la Vida.
Hubo m1sica, versos del poeta
y versos de sus discfpulos con-
memoranda la muerte del hom-
bre santo. Los versos del joven
|Lcdo. Eugenio Font, promesa
de la patria, expresaron el amor
|de sus companeros hacia el "Tio",
como ellos 10 llamafl.
/ j
Duerme, poeta; duerme tram
quilo. La tunba en- que reposas
es va altar, trinchera, casa, Guar
tel, escuela. Hacia ALA iremos,
|bajadas las cabezas, devorando
len silencio las amarguras pa
|trias, lleyando en- nuestras manos
|coronas de rebeldia; y ALI dobla-
remos las espaldas ante Il, el
ENnieo; 81 mas grande de todos.
Que tus cenizas sean Ia eterni-
dad DE nuestro espiritu, de nues-
|tro idioma v nuestra Raza.
=. r. Ch.
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Ell EsCANDALO NUMERO 1Ol

Nos han yisitado yarios yecinos
de las casas enclavadas en- la ca
lie del Cristo cerca de la Capilla,
para decirnos que es precise que
la policfa recorra aquellos con-
tornos, con mas frecuencia de 70
que 10 yiehe hacienda durante la
noche Asf veran los agentea del
orden que este esta sufriendo gra
We injuria en- determinada casa de
aquel lugar, .donde con demasia-
da frecuencia Sc dan muestras de
Jun regocijo estrepitoso que moles-
Eta en- la noche.
No hay alguna ordenanza de
i que echar mano para acabar con
Iesoa
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EsPECTACULOs PARA HOY

s s.
Cine Luna. -Jueves IL. Matt
nee v noche. Estreno del pre-
cioso drama cuyo tftulo es La
Toga de Honor, en- 6 actos, por
Henry B. Wathall.
Manana,. "Por Venganza y por
Mujer.'
Cine Habana.-Dos tandas.
Episodes 1y 2 "Por Venganza y
por Mujer', Y una comica.
Cine Real" "Sangre Azul.'
Cine Monte Carlo exec
|lente v variadfsimo programa.
TeatrO Beliograph, (CatahO) J.
la Tigresa Parisien" y LAS
Mallas de la Intriga."
Cine Norma -"Niniche."
Cine Imperial.-'sP Vengan-
LA Y por Mujer.' . ~
Cine Puerto Rico.-Un pro-
grama suggestive.
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Ell DIR. CABAN

Aver tarde regres6> de Guaya.
ma, donde estnyo d asistir a un
juicio de asesinato en- primer
grado, como perito medico, Ell doc
tor Il. J. Caban, .medico del Mani
comic. Ell nicio fue contra An
tonic Irisarry, al que defendieron
los Lcdos. Martinez Nadal, de
Ponce y Martin Davila, de Qua
yama. IL
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LAS INDUsTRIAs

LAS, INDUSTRIAS
DEL PROHIBICIONiSMO
En- ell barrio "Quebrada", de Fa
jardo, la policfa ,sorprendi0 TN
alambique en- funciones de destila
cion. Fueron ocupados dos cuaF-
Hos del lfquido y arrestado s1l due
fio Domingo Iglesias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-17
Ell CANARIO DEL

La detective de Santurce cncon-
tr6 en- poder de los memories Jorge
Ferrer Y Marcial Rivera el cana
rio que lie habian hurtado al Sc
nador Felid. En- poder de estos
muchachos fu6 encontrado tam
bien un. iilguero que le habian 70
badoz a don Jose Reguero, de San
turce. Los memories que son her
manos, fueron entregados sus
padres hasta manana, que seran
llevados a presencia del, Fiscal. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-17
Ell DIR. MORA VAAMONDE

FL distinguido galeno doctor Nc
ira Vaamonde ha trasladado su re
sidencia Y consultorio al rlmerc
!72 de la Avenida Ponce de Leon
casa conntigua al Colegio de nj
mas.
Como siempre, estara al seryi
clio de su nulnerOsa clientela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-17
EEL sENOR CONRADO
AR0
CORNEIRO


Saludamos aver al senor Con-
rado Corneiro, redactor que fue
|de la "Revista de Puerto Rico,
y que hace tiempo Sc ausent6 pa
ra San Thomas, donde esta esta-
blecido. Ell seiior Corneiro que
esta .casado con una puertorrique
Tia, es hoy miembro de la .Legis-
Ilatura Santomefla y sfndico de la
.Junta de aquel puerto, Ha sido
comisionado para trabajar con
las autoridades de Washington
lacerca del comercio de las islas
IVirgenes u mejoras en- el puerto de
Saint Thomas, habiendo consegui.
do Ell establecimiento de grandes
tanques de aceite para ssurtir de
este combustible.y y de carbon los
barcos americanos, 10 que meiOra'
ra grandemente las condolences de
Saint Thomas, que, por efectos de
Ila guerra, hoy no son del todo bue
mas. ALI tambi6n rige la prohi
bici6n, impuesta, pero solo poi
un ano, nos dice, el senior cornei
no. Este pasara solo dos senanas
en- San Juan, visitando a sus ami
gos, marchando despues a Ia We
Gina isla en- union de su faynilia
Buena estancia deseamos al CON
pafero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-17
LA PRoxIMA TEMPORADA
Fernando .Porred6a..

En- la primera quincena del mes
.entrante debutara en- nuestro .tx
tro,, la compafiia espafiola de co
media, que dirige el primer acto;
Fernando Porredon. El elenc,: ar
tfstico de la compaiifa, por order
alfabetico, es este:
Actrices:
Ana Leyva
Carmen Echeyarria
Carmen Morchon
L,sisa Zaldivar
Lis Arbines
Manolita Fuster
Matilde Rodriguez
Mercedes Nieto
Rosa Castillo
Actores:
Agustfn Cosgaya
ALEXANDRA Navarro
Celestino Echeyarria
Carlos Victoria
Enrique Fuentes
Enrique SNarez
Fernando Carmona
Fernando Porredon
Nicolas Rodriguez
Pedro Villar
Apuntadores:
Rafael Apiau y Julian Arenas
Reprcsentante:
Manuel Barrilaro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-17
ACADEMIES DE AUTOS


En- la carretera de Mameyes a
Rio Grande, Ell auto de don Adolfo
Luiha, guiado por Bernardo Pa
;dizo, arrol16 Francisco VeleZ,
produci6ndole una herida y con-
tusiones tan graves que tuyo que
ingresar en- ell Hospital FL ahdat-
ffeur fue puesto bajo $1,000 de fan
"a.
En- Ia calle del doctor We've,
en- Bayam6n, el auto de don An
tonic Rivera, guiado por el mis-,
mo, arroll6 al nino de 4 aflos An
gel Guzman, produciendole contu-
stones de las que fue asistilo en-
Ell Hospital Municipal.
EN- la carretera de Concerto a
Barranquitas, el auto de D. Pedro
Maria Rivera, guiado por el chau,
ffeur Pedro Luyanda, Sc volc6,
gufriendo heridas y contusiones
los pasajeros: nina Estela Wives,
Carmen Arroyo, Aurelia y Gre
'gorio Torres, los que fueron asis
tidos por el doctor kayandero,
Ell caro- qued6 completamente
destrozado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-17
PLAzAs POR CUBRlR

La de Juez Municipal de Cayey,
corresponds a los Unionistas y
suena el nombre del Ledo. Vicente
Rodriguez Rivera para cubrirla.
Y las de Juez de Paz de Peiiuelas
y Aibonito, correspondent estas
Ia los Republicanos y, el ncmbre
de Andres Ortiz, suena para GU
brir la Ultima.