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Palisadian., 1919-01-25
1t. PAUL BERKEY SAFE;
LONG AND ANXIOUS
WAIT FROM OCT. so

Lieutenant Paul Berkey of Palisade
has ut last been heard from. After ii
long lapse, lasting from October 80
last. during which not one syllable was
heard, the family had two letters last
Friday, January II, one dated from
Nerdun, December ), the other Decem-
ber 10. Both stated he was well and
doing special duty after having taken
Thanksgiving dinner in II large Ger
man city. No mention was made of
what city this was, and there is some
Wonderment as to whether it might not
have been Metz. as that was the only
German city that had been neared by
the allies on that date or near it,.
Lieutenant Berkey was all through the
entire battle of the Argonne Forest,
according to reports, and coming out
unscathed was his best good fortune
of the war, for Paul was an enthusi-
astic soldier and went into all of his
war activities with the vim and de-
termination of veteran. The whole
village of Palisade was beginning to
fear that something might have hap
pened to him, for the wait was II long
and painful one Every conjecture
was held about the cause of his si-
lence, but his letters gave no indica-
ton that anything unusual was taking
place. He spoke of having written and
of having received letters, but gave no
hint of the cause of no letters being
received from him. Anyhow. the town
reioices that so noble Il young man is
saved from the horrors of the war
casualty list, and the list has been
most carefully scanned too. Once a
Paul Berkey of California was noted
in the list some weeks ago, and much
speculation was felt over the p0Ssihili-
ty of error. In one of the letters just
received Lieutenant Berkey spoke of
Il desire to remain in Germany in the
service, at least for time as he feels
that he would be greatly benefited by
so doing
This accounts for every PaliSade sol
dier, so far as the records 90. and the
feeling is less tense as result.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
vEHICULAR TUNNEL TO LINK NY.
AND n. j. TO Be STARTED AT ONCE:
COST $12,0OO,O0O; OPEN IN z YEARS
New Jersey Gets Busy With Governor Smith and Action BEGUN
in Jify-Pubic Surprised at Speed Shown-Woud Discount
Ice and Harbor Strikes-Movement Popular One
NECESSITY FOR A TUNNEL IS APPARENT

Albany, Jan. 22.-The vehicular tun-
mel under the Hudson river to link
New York and Jersey City is coming,
and it is predicted that work will begin
within few months. New York will
follow New Jerseys lead and take the
legislative action necessary.
Leaders Approve Plan.
The leaders, at conference here
yesterday, decided that the tunnel is
necessary and viii introduce bill pro-
viding for the appropriation of S6,00O,-
600, of which $1,OO0,000 will be inciud-
ed in the present budget bill This
will be one-half the estimated cost, as
New Jersey has by legislation arranged
to pay its half. Congress was asked
to assume a share of the cost, but the
War Department turned down the
proposition.
The tunnel plan was drawn by Gen.
George Goethals at the request of New
Jersey officials. He estimated the cost
at $12,000,0O0 The New Jersey iegis-
lature promptly took action and pro-
vided for its share The New York
legislature was urged to take action
last winter but the project was put
aside because of the war II is esti-
mated that the cost will be aIfortized
within 20 years The plan is for the
construction between Twelfth street,
Jersey City, and Canal street, New
York
0sIa,er can1eheIi Prese. ID
The decision to act on the tunnel
plan followed conference attended by
the members of the Joint Commission
and others interested, including f. w.
Adams of the Chelsea Association,
Palmer Campbell of the New Jersey
Commission, A. j. Shamberg of the
New York Commission, f. B. Debe-
rard of the Merchants Association and
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
NEW JERSEY SENATE.
NO HOUSE SPEAKER,
WANTS TO START WORK

Trenton, n j., Jan. 23-While house
business is being held up by the speak
ership deadlock, which may last for
many weeks, the senate is preparing to
proceed with its work, and among the
bills introduced which will he pushed
ahead are the following:
Permitting municipalities to con-
struct public buildings as memorials of
soldiers and sailors in the world war
creating Il state employment bureau
for aiding employment of returning
lighting men and making it mis-
demeanor to display the red, black, or
any other flag against the organized
government.
Both houses will reconyene Monday
night.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
GRANTWOOD CONG'L
HAS TWO SERVICES,
A. M. AND EVE'G. SUNDAY

of the Grantwood Congregational
Church for Sunday will be stephen,
the First Christian Martyr For the
evening the subject will be "'rhe by
namics of the Gospel
Rev. Noah Cause, the pastor, is
preaching a series of sermons in the
morning on the New Testament char
acters. Special music will be at both
morning and evening services.
February . will be "Go-to-Church''
Sunday, when special efforts will be
made to get out as large congrega-
ton as possible Rev. Cause is prov
ing a popular minister and is rapidly
making friends.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
DAMNS SINGLE TAX,
DIDN'T KNOW SINGLE
THING ABOUT II

II don't want anything to do with
socialism" said a Palisadian this week.
Nor do like such kindred thoughts
as single tax, either"
SOCIALISM has no relation whatever
to single tax" he was told.
well, it is the same thing. All
those things amount to the same thing
in the end
DO you know anything about single
taxi" he was asked.
well, to be perfectly frank, don {
believe 1 do" he replied.
"Would you condemn man for
something you know nothing about
merely because you heard ne was
charged with something's"
"On general principles l would NOT.
Then why condemn single taX?'
"Oh. well. that's different. Nobody
likes single tax"
different, yes, but the principle is
the same thing. Now, single tax is Il
very simple thing. Shall | tell you
of the more simple things about it!'
''Yes, go ahead
Then the man was told of the b
G of single tax, how it was form OF
taxation that made all lands. both idle
and occupied lands, pay all of the
taxes, no houses or improvements of
any kind paying any tax at all, and
still with that plan more money could
be raised than under the present sys-
TEN of taxing verything-houses, i'm
provements and personal property.
THAT sounds good to me-" said the
man when he had heard the simple eX-
planation, land l would like to see it
put into operation. | know now
would vote for single tax We're it to be
placed before the state today.
And that's what a great many pe0-
pie would do if the politicians would
ever allow single tax to get before the
people as an issue. The two party sys-
TEN in vogue, however, is so strongly
imbedded that it is difficult to get rid
of it. But the best part of it all is that
man could still be Democrat or Re
publican and yet favor single tax. The
land tax has nothing to do with a
mans political party.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
CITIZENS CLUB MEETS,
TALKS OF WATER ON
CAR TRACK AND STREET

There was a meeting of the Grant
wood Citizens Club last Monday eve
ming, at which many important mat
ters We're discussed
communication was ordered sent
to the Public Service regarding the
water that persists in gathering in the
roadway between Columbia and Law
ton avenues after every rain owing to
a lack of drainage. There is feeling
that drain pipes should be installed
that would take off the rain water
which gathers because of the depres-
sion of the car tracks.
Also it was determined to write and
ask that lights be placed at all places
where the cars stop.
The reprimand handed by the Cliff
side council TO The Palisadian at the
last meeting was discussed. One MEM
ber said in effect:
THAT is hardly fair to The Paisa-
dian. Councilman Warren Il. Samms
told the Board of Education about that
time that there was deficit of $4,000
was there and heard him. | think the
board was after more money it needed
then was the excuse for Mr.. SammiS
statement The facts were used in the
last campaign and sent to The Pail.
sadian."
The water on the street in Columbia
between the car tracks and Anderson
avenue was also brought to the atten-
ton of the council.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
BECKMANN CALENDAR
FOR 1919 ONE OF THE
HANDSOMEST IN YEARS

The calendar gotten out by the Pali-
SADIE Supply Market, A. f. Beckmann
& Co., for 1919, is one of the nattiest
they have so far presented 1t is q
very pretty picture of an American
grain in the shock, indicating the boun-
tiful crops, while above her head flies
dove of peace bearing a pennant of
victory in its beak. The pretty girl is
draped in an American flag, the whole
being very attractive gift for the
firms friends, whose name is legion
all through this section of the Pali-
sades.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
HUNTER DROWNED
IN THE HACkENSACk.

North Bergen, Jan. 21.-When an ice
flow crushed his rowboat Frederick NJ.
WOeckener, a tax collector of Secau-
Gus, was drowned yesterday in the
Hackensack river near Doctors point,
North Bergen.
He and Walter Montague went duck
hunting. Montague left Woeckener and
walked up the river. When he was a
long distance away he heard shout
and hurried back. He found the crushed
boat, but no sign of Woeckener.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
YOUNG PEOPLE OF
CONGREGATIONAL GIL.
HAVE AFFAIR JAN. 81

The Junior Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY. of the Grantwood Congregational
Church will give an elaborate enter
tainmept next Friday evening, January
81, at S O'Clock. 1t will be II unique
affair, and pleasant surprise awaits
all who attend. Charles Seeger has
the arrangements" in hand and will be
one of the kids Tickets are 10 cents,
and refreshments will be served ut a
small cost only. All the youngsters
will be in the entertainment
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
JAY DWIGGINS AGAIN
SCREENING AS WALL
ST. FANCY BROKER

Jay Dwiggins is this week appearing
in IL film at the Rialto called The
Way of ii Man With Maid" JAY is II
much improved actor in the technique
of his work and now fills quite accept
ably such characters he now p0rtrayS.
This time he again shines as II Wall
street broker of the dazzling kind, just
as though in real life he had not had
enough of that sort of thing He is not
great in film work, but is very good.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
THREE BERGEN MEN
NAMED BY GOVERNOR
DELEGATES FROM STATE

Trenton, n. j., Jan. Ex-Governor
Edge today appointed the following
delegates to represent the state of
New Jersey at the National Rivers
and Harbors Congress at Washington
on February >, 8 and I:
j. Spencer Smith and w :. Noyes
of Tenatiy, Mayor Frederick w. Don
nelly, Trenton; Dewitt Van Buskirk,
Bayonne; Frank f. Ford, Caldwell;
Ex-Governor Franklin Murphy, New
ark, and Charles K. Bacon of Camden.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
EUCHRE AND DANCE TO BE
HELD ON LiNcoLN'S BIRTHDAY

A eueher and dance will be held at
Epiphany hall, Knox avenue and the
Trolley Line, on Lincolns birthday eve.
This event is going to be given by the
Epiphany Club. There will be many
and valuable prizes, and there will be
dancing, both going on at the same
time. The music will be furnished by
Brudie's will known orchestra. A good
time is assured everybody who attends.
Palisadian., 1919-01-25
GUiLDAALL LUNCHEON,
TRINITY, GRANTWOOD,
FEBRUARY FIVE.

There is to be plate covered
luncheon given under the auspices of
the Woman's Guild of Trinity Episco-
pal Church ut l o'clock, Wednesday,
February 5, at the Guildhall
Palisadian., 1919-01-25

Miss Fannie Bradshaw is back in
Boston pursuing her studies in vocal
and dramatic art
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-04

Despre D'Anunzio nu Sc mai
aude mimic. Nh cumva lisa re-
cunoscut in mod tacit calitatea
de presedinte al Repulblicei Flu
mef
Parintele Hatieganu, pentru
munca depusa ca Sc aduca m dai
frumss fondului destinat pentrr
idicarea unui monument eroine
de la sJiu, ma cerut 711ici remu
neratie. ~ fnregistram faptul ia
Ira nici tendinta.
Dare mar Fl bine ca cei il
drept sd cerceteze daca cei $40
1000 destinati pentru prisonieri
Romfni din Siberia All fost expe
diati- la destinatieY - Pima as
taxi ma transplant mimic in pu
bile, 81 ar Fl vremea.
Dupa cum vedem abonamentel,
pentru Romanul: VIRTUE 81 Des
friu'. nu prea ne imIbulzesc. =
Sa nu fie Gu banat daca 81 acea
STA carte va ayea SOarta ..Carne
tului'' lui Hristache.
All Sc va alege daca Cleveland
| ul, 1mpreuna Gu Statul Ohio v;
ramine uscat sau nd. - Dupa pa
rerea noastra ar Fl bine 81 nd $
uscat. Sau vice versa. = Nici att
ia udatura GA sa te faci leoarci
nu-i bine, dar 81 Alta uscatura q
sa-ti ARA sufletelul dupa un pic
nu-i Gu Gale.
| Teri am vazut la mai multe bise
rici niste firme mari asupra usi
lor Pc carl era scris: ,,NU VRck
2.75," 81 ma prind ca sd lie fl da'
81 zece cent?, primeau bucuros. =
Lea fost rusine ca intre ,,vrems
81 ,2.75" sa scrie cuvintul BE
re-.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-04

Sc datoreste faptului ca egoistull
ma cn1oaste pntcrea inhibitiunei.
BETA, jocurile de CART, si char
boalele. ce devin cfonice isi au
remctliul lor pentru Cd stunt SEN
sative, fnsa egoismul prin faptul
casi lanseaza atacul pc organelc
sensitive slfstrugindule functi-
unea distingerei, depine Gu. total
ne sensativ. Prin ur1nare, fiindca
singurul remedin contfolarea in
hibitiunilor, organele sensitive
deja distruse, singurul remediu
Z incetarea activitxtii organslor in
general.
Molina aceasta, asa zicind, sc
acata de toate persoanele slabe
de constitute. Persoanele mobile
de- Sc constata, de a-si digesta
|argumentele lor, lipsite de ade-
var, fac toate preparatiunile me-
cesare pentru desyoltarea inhibi-
[tiei (naravului).
De exemplu, un ON, care pre-
tinde a Fl fost un ON mare - nu
intocmai ca Kaiser Wilhelm al
Germaniei n, patria veche, 81
ca ar Fl dintr'o familie foarte
buna (vazuta), cu~toate ca simp-
|tomele arata contrarul, argumen-
teaza, fara -nici un folos, tot tim
pul acordat de oportunitate pen
tru a-si CONVINCE contrarii Ell nu
| Sc cugeta, citusi de putin, la cele
Ice divulga ~prin argumentul lui,
Nj site, din cauza distrugerei or
ganelor sensitive, ca in adevar,
[argumentele lui produc un eject
,u> totul colstrar dorintelor lui.
Sc luam, de exemplu, argnmente-
lie oferite de ,,,NeasS loan, cind
vrea sd convinga pc ,,Neas Ma
rim despre importanta vocatiunci
re o practicase, sau despre viata
'ui sociala din patria veche. Pri-
mul cuvint vibrat de el e: leu
n 'am pazit porci'' sau IN am fost
dupa yaci cioban," etc., ci din
contra ii istoriseste Cd fusese Gu
tare sau cutare ON de frunte a.
casa. Ca frlsese primar la sat, G.
nitrop la ibiserica, in fine creerul
,omunitatii.
Iata cesc poate detrage din tea-
se argumentele de categoria a.
|,.easta. Fiecare ON calm, cu min
.ea comnna Common sense), site
Ia numai un David ma putut a
|Aela communicated in ,,Nea'' loan.
Isl ca cele marturisite de ell sunt
Ieu totul contrare. Aici, ma rog,
avem cheia dogmei. Daca argu-
mentele de mai sus tind a divulga
.ontrarnl, sau daca argumentelc
lui divulga embriologia psihoplas-
mel. din prezent, trecut 81 viitor,
ne ramfne numai interpretarea
simptomelor 81 anume: Daca o.
mul in chestie ma fost eel maj
lestept 81 dupa toate probabilita.
tile M va fl, conform pretesiunei
lui, natural, a fost 1nul dintre
,ei din grupul opus. Cind 0 per
soara Sc lapada, lie fiecare vorba
lie cutare sau cutare vocatiune
lestul de buna alta timp cit !.
nesta, de signr ca intre ca, per.
soana, 81 vocatiunile de care Sc
lapada, farS a ii fntrebat de eli
neva, an existat 81 exista oaresI
care relatiuni. Opjriia aceasta nj
poate fl nici de cum alterata 81
egoistul vrfnd ne vrind trebue Sc
.onfrunte consecintele. Ell to.
tum- -factum 81 dupa argumentele
'ui, farasel mimic nu Sc poate. 1
Cit detrinent are o familie, Q
comunitate, sau In ca4nri diplo-
matice, un popor, cind snntsreprc.
zentate de egoisti. Tot ce putem
zice de 0 camdata e ca simpati-
zam, ba ne doare de acei ee tire.
bue Sc sufere in urma acestor ur-
masi al hui Descartes.
4. a. Pr1s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-04
.INFORtAT|UN|

Exploetarea mineralelor din A.
rizona. = Holbrook, Ariz. - Gu
vernul Statelor Unite spera cd de-
schizind pentru Gel care cauta mi
nerale, cimpul de rezervatie de
pima acum, pentru mdieni, va
mari foarte multi resursele mine
rale ale tarii. Gel putin 5000 de
persoane s'au folosit de acest a.
va1ftaj, 81 .au invadat Arizona,
caut1nd aur 81 arama. r
Guvernul a deschis un teritor
de eel putin $4,000 acre, care pi-
ma acum nu a fost exploatat 81 ca
re, dupa cum admit indienii este
foarte bogat in minerale.
| o gluma IL costa so dolari. =
Mount Vernon, N. Y. = Joseph
Lenihan, a volt Sc faca gluma,
cum de object Sc face in ziua ,,ha-
lloweeh.' care insa dupa parerea
judecatorului Allpel costa cinci-
zeci de dolari. Lenihan, un lucra-
| tor in spitalul de la Mont Ver-
non, sunat de patru ori alarma,
Sc iasa afara toti focarii din oras,
| 81 facind ca ingrijitoarele din spi-
tai .sa scoata pacientii afara, ina
|inte de afla ca a fost numai .
gluma.
Sapte omoriti de tren. - Wo-
odbury, N. j. - Sapte persbane
au fost omorite 81 mai mutt de 0
|duzina ranite, cfnd un canton
plin de oameni din Philadelphia
a fost lovit de un tren al liniei fe-
rate Pennsylvania.
Germania> va plxti violaree ar
mistitiului. Paris. - Sc vor
face cerefi ca Germania Sc pla-
,teasca pentrn calcarea invoielei
.armistitiului. Aceasta a fost decis
de catra consiliul suprem de la
conferinta de pace, care COM
plectat tocn1ai acum protocolul Gu
'Germania.
Protocolul prevede ca Germa-
MIA Sc predea crucisatoare 81 dis
trug8toare IN locul vapoarelor de
Traxb0in scufundatesla Scape Flow
la feI sx dea aliatilor u lampile
Iplutit0are din docuri, trenuri, re-
'morchero 81 salte eehipamente in
valoarea xapoarelor de fazboiu
|scufundate, pc care Germania nu
Ne poate inlocui.
CaxAcH v6f a1nle Americana.
|Vladivostok. Tn tren inc6fcat
|cu vre-c 6S,OCO de pusti, care az
lost trimise scum de cufind din
|America pentru> amira1ul Coltiag,
y fost oprit 81 'rchita, III Trans
Blikalia de cztrx Gen. Semenoff,
,1rpntasul mi seviStilor ain 81
beria.
I G4neraIul Ssmenoff cere q 15.
M ~ a)ti ~ fie date hi p1nx
4 25 oeto1S 1eis, ~ ND AZ, wys w
1pfrtb <l I,6cct tsnentul
e4xe axe M "A l1e llf frenpl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-04

FciOr cNpe0lpiU40ke Americana Qln
Siberia, 81 ! ptia6it de Ia acesta.
raspunsul ca Anb nici conditie
sd nu dea arhze lui Semenoff.
e :
Moare, insk Hlveas1 alti trei.
ssci de oameni Edgewater, N.
j. - Ultimul act al unui tn1hator
de tramvai q Cost ca fnainte de a
muri Sc stringx frina 81 Sc opreas-
) ca tramvaiul, daca nu ar ii facut
,,aceasta cele treixeci de persoane
care Sc aflau IN tramvaiu. Dosibil,
| ar fl fost obstinate mortii.
Oameni au fost aruncati de pc
scaune de oprirea srlbita q traw-
vaiului, cind s'au dus Sc vada ca
! re fost cauza opririi acesteia, pa
, sagerii au aflat pc Alexandru
Raab mort.
Trupe trimise 81 districtsle mi
! nelor. - Chicago. ~ O parte din
regimentul al 2slea de infanterie
, din patra divixie inceput sa
fie pusa pc tren la Des Moines
I, spre a fl dnsa pentrn para in stu
tul Ohio 81 Kentucky, in distric-
tele GU mine de carbuhi. Toti din
regimentul al 32slea, care stationa
la Camp Kearny in apropiere de
San Diego, Cal. a primit ordine
ca toti sd fie la postul lor imediat.
I'm ajutant q spus ca s'a PRINT
ordin ca companie sd fie echipa.
| ta Gu masini de puseat 81 sd fie
gaia ca Sc piece imediat.
Trupele federale sunt jdeja in
| serviciu in West Virginia, 81
Pirati. Constantinopol. y
Niste pirati earl s'au ascuns Ir
magaziile vaporului Maria, au
sit 81 an~aruncat asupra echipa-
jului, pc cind vaporul mergea DE-
la Vovorossysk spre Batum, 81 a,
despoiat pc pasageri de $4,000
600 ruble rtsesti.
Cind a ajufls vaporul la Batum
ofiterii de pc vapor au raporta'
authorization engleze despre aceas
| ia hottie. Politia engleza a pus de
ia nina pc citiva dintre acesti pi
|rati.
| Foarte des acesti hoti de Mare
trag la maluI Marei Negre, 81 je
fuiesc satele.
| La Trebizpnd- piratii s'au suit
pc ,un vapor gaecesc 81 au macela'
| rit pc eel ,cipeispreseee marinari
La fel vapoful rusesc CONSTANT.
on, caxut 'insptaina lor pc efns
lmergea de Ian atunn Rpre Constan
tinopol.
Crisa in Jugoslavia. - Viena. -
Jugoslavia Sc raporteaza ca est,
| pc pragul umei mari crize, ia
| membfi misiunei straine an pie
cat in graba spre Agram ca Sc fit
la fata locului.
JugoslaHia este amenintata a SC
sparge. Diferintefe dintre particle
| le antagonists sunt prea mari ca
sc poata fl reconciliate.
Croatia, Slavonia 81 Dalmatis
tintesc ca Sc devina o tara Sc,
parata 81 independents, pc cInd
guvernul de la Belgrad Sc pre-
gateste de un conflict Gu Italia
tncercarea dc > rasturna sovie-
tele. = Copenhaga. ~ Ziarul Ber
lingske Tidende, . primit stirea
din Viena ca I'M Ceh numit Ka-
amaish a plecat spre Russia pc m
vapor al aliatilor Gu scopul ca se
incerce a face ca toate fortele
anti-bolseviste e coopereze spre
rasturna gutsrnul sovietist 81
a infaptui unirea tuturor tinutu-
rilor rusesti in q republica fedes
rala.
Aceasta cal3t0rje spune ziarul
este facuta GU invoirea aliatilor.
Franta ars ~ - vsbi.
Toronto, Canaaa. - @ comisie
franceza face IN y6iaj prin tara,
! mergind de II lArnaa u farma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-04

Toronto, Canaaa @ comisie
franceza face ~ y0iai prin tara
mereind de II 1Arnaa II farma
att in GtateIe unite, cit sif1n Ca
NADIA, Gu intenti de q cumpars
vaci spre . & tEimise in tinutul
devastat din F1nat&
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11
llGadiR Vocational dc S0lal0S
IIlTdidOS dc IA Guerra
Fusion de dos fuGTtGS IngduCiORGs
bdRGaiaS pOnCGfaS

Ponce, julio 9.-Un militar in
Waldo del servicio domiciliado
aquf nos ha manifestado que hace
dos dfas le visitaron I'm senior
continental nombrado G. w. Caul
kins, agente del Gobierno de Wa
Shington, y ell senior Herminio
Rodriguez ex-inspector de escue-
las en- Puerto Rico, que han veni-
10 investigando la condici0n en-
que sc encuentran todos aquellos
militares portorriqueiios que fue-
ron licenciados del Ejercito por
imposibilidad ffsica.
Nos dijo nuestro informante,
que los sehores Caulkins V Rodri
guez inquieren de cada individuo
que este Ell las cOndiciones desert
tas, cual era su ocupaci0n antes
de ser reclutado y 81 ell individuo
no puede dedicarse ella, lie ofre-
cen la oportunidad de aprendef
algdn oticio, arte profession, de
acuerdo con sns aptitudes, asegu-
randole que pOr ministerio de una
ley votada en- Washington, sc le
pensionara con sesenta Y cinco
d0lares mensuales mientras est1
en- condolences de ganarse la sub
sistencia trabajando personalmen
te en- la profession, arte ofcio
que haya escogido para aprender.
Sc nos dijo que en- la Isla hay
cerca de 40 individuos que pue-
den optar por las yentajas u opor
tunidades que ofrece ell Gobierno,
de acuerdo con esa ley; Y tambien
sc nos informo que actualmente
los expresados senores han encon-
trado colocacion muchos inva
lidos del ej6rcito.
Una persona que pede saber-
10 nos asegura que es probable Sc
fusionen los establecimientos de
cr6dito que funciopan aqui bajo
los nqmbres de "Credito y Ahorro
Ponceno1 y sBanco de Ponce.
Como es de suponerse, el capi-
tai y responsabilidad del nuevo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11
AVISO

Ell DR.. l. Gonzalez Martinez
anuncia a SUI numeross clientela,
a sus amigos y compaieros que
durante su ausencia en- Europa
Sc hara cargo de su cOnsultOriO,
gabinete de rayOs x y laboratO-
rio cIinico, ieI notable medicO, DIR.
p. Gutierrez Igaravidez.
A t0dos suplica y agradecera
infinite Sc sirvan continuar fayO-
reci6ndole con su confianza y pa
trocinio. Advt.