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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
DECLARES WILSON
MAY Be CANDIDATE:
Ex-senator J. Hamilton Lewis
Stirs Capital With State
ment.
SAYS NEW PARTY FORMING
Asserts League of Nations Issue
Creates Another Alignment
in American Politics.
SAYS NEW PARTY FORMING
BY JUSTIN McGRArH.

WASHINGTON. July 13.-Ex- Senator
James Hamilton Lewis. of Illinois.
who, when he was in the Senate. was
known as the administration spokes-
man. gave Washington statesmen and
politicians a shock by the Interview
with him published today, in which he
predicted President Wilson would be
:. candidate for third term.
1sn., III was radiot not so much ex-senator
would seek reelection that startled
the politicians as it was his declara-
tion OF the, basis on which Mr.. Wilson
probably would rest his candidacy. On
this point Mr.. Lewis said:
The message of President Wilson to
the United States Senate creates Il new
States. 1t ends both old political
parties. The question Of today is
shall the United States continue to be
government apart from the world or
a world government?
Mny Force Candidacy.
'If the opposition to the peace treaty
and the league OF nations shall force
Wilson to be a candidate to vindicatc
his work in Paris. the people will not
regard him as third term candidate
but as a frst-term candidate on the
new issue for America"
Notwithstanding the fact that ex-
Senator Lewis called at the White
House the other day to confer with
President Wilson. his statement of yes
terday is not accepted as authorita-
lively setting forth the Presidents in
tention TO run again. 1t is known that
Mr.: Lewis did not sec the President
and, therefore. could not have based
his prediction on any statement of the
President. His prediction is generally
regarded as merely his own view OF
the attitude the President will assume
in the event that the Senate, by spe-
cial reservations to the peace treaty.
shall defeat the purposes of the league
OF nations covenant
Only Opinion of Lewis.
Because they believed th-. Mr.
Lewis statements represented only his
opinions and did not accurately fore
cast President Wilson's intention.
Senator's who have opposed the lAa ena
of nations covenant were disinclincd to
comment for quotation on Mr.. Lewis
interview. They said they would pre-
fer TO wait for few days TO see
whether or not any comment came
from the White House on Mr.. Lewis
remarkable statement, and IL 1t were
undenied2 there would be reason for
! believing. thetNit did accurately fore
cast the President.s $ Intention. Un-
doubtedly then there would. be some
very candid expressions OF opinion
about 1t.
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VOYAGE OF R-34 PROVES
WIRELESS POSSIBILITIES
Airship Never Out of Touch With
Either Side of Atlantic
Ocean.
OPERATOR is DUMFoUNDED
Call From Boat Answered in Mid
Sea Proves Surprise to Marconi
Man-LongDista Record Is
Set.
OPERATOR is DUMFoUNDED
BY LIEUTENANT REX F.. DURRANT,
Wireless Officer OF R-34.


PULHAM. ENGLAND. July 1a-The
epochal voyage of R-34 demonstrates
fully the inestimable value of direc-
tional and ordinary wireless.
Never during the whole journey were
we out of touch with either side of the
Atlantic-this with comparatively
small wireless set makes the possibili-
tics of larger sets on larger craft ap-
parent. The wireless functioned all
the way across, easily reading the
messages from the powerful statio pms
at Bar Hsrbor and Boston.
did atty i've @ knots KIN % an n hour. ar ariS 1one me
derfplly favorable thirty-tive-k knot tall
Wna adng US We Ws sskya Isrs S,b ,absg
cireied over brilliantly lighted Broad.
way and Times Square.
The only mishap of the trip came
Saturday when the pistons flew through
the, cylinders, of one OF the engines
wise it had no effect. The breakdown
make repairs.
Atmosphere Very Cold.
In the center of the ocean we flew
at an altitude of 5000 feet. It was
extremely rough, but the alrship sailed
with occasiona! glmpses of the waves.
III ssn saw ,t,vo two ships on the way, over
ehe o5H DOunQ Mexico, and
the Cumberland, bound for England.
The wireless operator on the Cumber-
!:nd !and picked sa ln gp our call and asked,
We, answered. We're British air
ship"
The operator apparently was so
dumfounded and surprised that he
ments.
One ship offered to fire her guns to
show us her position. but 1t was not
necessary.
Glad to Sight I.nnd.
The first sight of the coast of Ire
land the Clifden wireless station,
gladdened our hearts.
We were very lucky to get hack
safely The terrific gales blowing over
Long Island were highly detrimental
to the start from America, and we lust
managed to beat an intense cyclonic
storm because the United States
Weather Bureau told us to start imme.
diately 1t was Wednesday or never.
We carried a message from Presi-
gent wilson to King George. one from
the Governor Of Newfoundland to the
NinG. and another from tho Mayor Of
New York to the Lord Mayor OF London
A worlds record for long distance
wireless from an airship was estabe
ished on this trip. We talked with
the Air Ministry in London Friday
midntght from distance of 1900
miles.
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GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATES
DEATH OF SERVICE AGENT
Detective Is Found i'm Waxfroom of
Office Building In Seattle,
washington.
TBy Associated Press.l


Seattle. WASH, July 13.-Govern-
cation of circumstances surrounding
the death Of F.. a. Dowsey. Federal
Secret Service. whose body was found
building shortly before he was expect
ed to report. upon results of an inves-
tigation he had been making in Seat
tie. Persons familiar with the general
nature OF Dowseys mission declared
It involved gigantic fraud against
the government.
Development in the case has been
the adoption by the King County
Democratic Club OF a resolution de-
mandtng suspension Of Federal Ship
ping Board officials in Seattle pending
conclusion of the investigation.
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PARTNER CONVICTED, sLEUTH
KILLS SELF TO AVOID TRIAL
Macon. Gu, Detectives Indicted 10,
Murder and One Sentenced
for Life.
Inv Associated press.1

;, MACON. GA. July III. G. Strip
Ing. one Of six city detectives indicted
In connection, with the killing of two
young men here in April, Shot and
Killed himself at his home here today.
tives TO be put on trial was convicted
Friday night and sentenced' to life i'm
grisonment. Stripping. Swift and j. l..
the other three as accessories before
the fact.
It was, charged that the detectives
up" with a taxicab driver to
aTave Phillip Lamar and Abraham kim
brell rob store and that the detec-
tiVes concealed themselves in the bJild-
they entered. -
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U. D. c. HOPES TO SAVE FIRST
CONFEDERATE WHITE HOUSE
Home mt Montgomery Is Leased to
Automobile Concern for Use as
Garage.
INV Associated Press. ]

MONTGOMERY. ALA. July 13-The
United Daughters of the Con tnderacy
day night by leaders of the Daughters
of the Confederacy in New Orleans to
prevent the destruction of the first
Is located in the business section of
Montgomery. The property on which
the house stands has been leased to
an automobile concern for cominer-
cial garage.
The New Orleans women declared
that. rather than have the house de-
stroyed. they will begin movement
TO secure the support of every woman
In the South in fight against the de-
Struction Of the oh lone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
Bella KUN GETS NOTE
Advised by, Allied Powers There VIII
Be No Discusslon Until He
Meets Conditions.
INV Associated Press. /,

PARIS, July IS.-The allied and as
ISOLATED powers today Joined III a wire
less. message to Bella Kun, Hungarian
Communist Foreign Minister. declar-
ing that they cannot enter into a dis
cussion with him until he has carried
out the. conditions OF the armistice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
TIE &C
R-34 ARRIVES IN ENGLAND
AFTER TRIP OF rs HOURS
FROM COAST OF AMERICA
English Observer
Praises Americans

BY GEN. EDWARD MAITLAND,
Observer for the British Air Minis
try, on Board R-31.
PULHAM. ENGLAND, July Ia
wish to convey through Universal
Service our NarmcHt thanks, bOtn
for the reception accorded to us by
the United states Navy and the ex-
trcmcly kind and efficient nsxistuuce
put mt our disposal by the United
Stntcs naval and military author
tiles.
I hope the flight may prove,
though small, yet n very import-
ant link between the two English
speaking countries.
have considered II a privilege
to have accompanying uS the
outward voyage representative of
the United states Navy Aviation
Vice, Lieutennnt-Comm m 81 ndcr
Lansdown md bringing bnck with
us representative of the United
States Army Aviation Service, Colo
mel Hensley.
think the historic voynge of
R-3f IN the forerunncr of ninny more
to come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
MASCOT MAKES TRIP BACK
Mechanic on R-34 SmuEEIes Cn,
Aboard DiriGiblc When Leaving
East Fortune.

PULHAM. ENG. July 1s.-The Hrat
mascots to make the round trip across
the Atlantic by air are, a maltese cat,
"Wopsy" smuggled on board R-3i at
East Fortune, In Mechanic Fred
Browdie's hat. and a dove carried on
board by another mechanic
Browdie says he refused an OFFER
OF $1,000 for "Wopsy" In New York.
fearing l. would break his good luck
The cat, which has now achieved
fame, mewed its qualification at land.
ing once more on tcrra firma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
serious Clashes In IreIara

LONoON. July l3.-Belated dis.
patches Just coming In show that yes.
terday's Orange Day celebration re.
suited In serious clashes In variou.
was fought between Sim Feiners on
one hand and police and military a,
Mull.nger. Tipperary. Soldiers charged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
Order Trading Resumed
in Rhineland Region
fBy Associated pre,..1

CoBLENz. July 13.-The inter-
allied Rhine1nnd commission yes
terdny issued n notice to ,clviIians
In the occupied nrean that trade
would be rc-eStabliShed ImmcdI-
ntely between the Interior OF Ger
mnnF and the occupied areas under
certain restrictions. This action
was tnkcn after official notifications
from Pnris TINT the blockade hud
been lifted.
Under tho orders OF the commis-
sion, the importation OF nrmn into
the Rhfneinnd tx forbidden. Ship
mentH OF coal md coke would con-
stnue under present regulations. The
comT1fssiOn announced that II would
prohibit, except by special permit,
the removal OF 10000 tons Of dye
stu:fs and chemical products In the
Ithinelund.
The conditions provide that 80
per cent OF the 10000 tons may he
purchased by the allies IL they de-
Eire 1t. Ninety per cent of nil tho
dyes made In Germany were man.
nfnctured on the left bank Of tho
thine before the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
settle Germnn strike.

BERLIN. July 13.-As result of
Intervention by, the Federation OF La
bor. settlement of the transportation
over subways and surface lines Is eX-
pected to be resumed on Monday, after
suspension OF twelve days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
ITALIAN PRINCE COMING
World Tour Abandoned Because of War
Will De Made This
Fall.
Iev Asso ociatcd Press. +,

ROME, July 13.-Plans for a world
tour by the Italian Crown Prince.
abandoned at the outbreak OF the war,
have been revived. s.l'
According to present arrangements,
he Will leave this fall. going to North
and South America first. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-14
Pnss Through AtIonto.

ATLANTA. July ia large contin-
number about 900. viii pass through
here tomorrow. en- route to Norfolk.
70 embark for their shomeland: Red
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
LOS QUE LLEGAN

Lista de pasajeros llegados Ell
el svapor "Santo Domingo Ell
abril 10, 1919, Il las 60: 45 \. NJ
Mr.. Federico Capestany, anita
Tabor, Jacoba a. Bohfn, Virginia
Alden, Luigi Rinaldi, SALVATORE
Corati, Leon B. Magdariaga. Ju-
lilo Canava, Carmelo Ja11, Louis
Rayhant, Maria Rayhant, Mario
IA. Sola, Silorio L. Taglia, Eliza
beth III. Jurada, Antonio Pastor
Gasco, Jose Chasques, Mari, Leila
Yost, Paul A. de Saints, Antonio
Parisi, Salvador de Jesus, Vito
Bertoni, Luigina Bodoni, Carroll
ne Pulliam de Case, Carmclo Ii
zio, Elinor Cronin, Alma II. Weis-
har Short (Blanca Soroya), Ma
ria Comoglio, Francisco Tizol,
AdolfO Saenz, Jordan Asisclo,
Agustfn Sanabria, Juan Rios Co
ballos, Roberto Viglioni, Carlos
Villarias, Orfeo Serventi, Linda
Costa, Francisco Bizzi, Amelia
Castelli, Armando Buratti Fran
cisco Sinagra, Eurico Odierno,
Italo Picchi, Amelia Costa, h[arfa
c. Casattas, Pllip Watson, Jo-
seph TrohOff, Frank Ranney, Oc-
tavis w. Risley, Morris levin,
Rafael Marquz, Lucia Fernan-
dez Flores, Juan Costa Coll. Mar
tha Emporato, Oesfeld Henry,
Agustin Ma. Oviedo, Lang Jean
he, Vicente Ballester, Gabino An
drade, Lucia Costa, Jeremiah L.
Manning, Emilia V. de Rocha,
Carlos Nic0sio, Dixie Pullane,
Ricardo Martin, Francisco Pooms.
Lady de Witt, Tnna Hanley,
Mancini, Alexander An
llers0n. Frank Leonard.
Lady d eWittz.
Compaiiia de Opera Mancini
IS personals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
DIEz DOLLARS A

LA BRAVA.
En- Toa Baja, ha sido detenido
un ciudadanO llamado Juan Ma
ria Salas.
Salas lie arrebat0 Juan Mar
tlnez, en- momentos Ell que este
los contaba, diez d6lares EN- hi
lletes de banco.
En- vano hizo esfuerzos inaudi-
tos Martinez para impedir que 10
despojaran de su dinero. Salas,
mas fuerte, lie apret0 la muileca
y 10 oblig6 a que lie entregara la
cantidad citada.
Por 10 .yisto, ell bolcheyiGuismo
va tomando cperpo entire noso,
,trOS.
Seria bueno que la justicia lie
sentara la manO como es debilo
estos individuos que atentan de
tai modo a la seguridad perso
nal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
INFORMACION GENERAL

ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY
Cine Tres BanderaS.-'La Ba
la de Bronco.
Dlne Luna.-Viernes Ii. Ma
tinee Y noche. Estreno del -boni
TO drama en- 5 actos cuyo tftu-
10 es, 'q,a Senorfta Que no sa-
bla mentir", por Marguerite
Clark y LA Caza del Lince', CO
mica.
Cine Real.-"Los Lobos de la
Cultura."
Cine Monte CarlO.-Variado
programa.
Cine Habana.-''El Diario de
una Madre'', en- 5 parties.
Cine NOrma.-"Los Lobos de
la Cultural.
Cine Imperial.-"Frou Frou".
Cine Puerto RicO.-''Los dos
J;lramentos", a beneficio de la
: ciedad Protectora de Mendi-
gos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
lei. IDEAL"

Han sido prcsentadas en.!a Se-
cratarla Ijecutiva, para Su ar
'chiyo y registro, las ciausulas dc
incorporation de una ,corporaci6p
que Sc trata de organizar. con Il
nombre "COMPANIA EDITORA
Ell IDEAL 1NC'. cuya oficina
principal Sc cstablecer;i Ell Santur
ce San Juan, Z. II. Los fines prin
cipales de la misma serdn dcdical.
Sc al negocio de imprenta Ell ge-
neral.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
NOTAS MILITARES.

De los 1000 soldados que vi
nieron de Panama fueron licen-
ciados 5000. Quedan en- el Regi-
miento 12 companfas de 65 hom-
bres, los "Machine Gums" que
son AZ, los "Quartermasters"
que son So Y los SUPPLY, que
son 20.
De estas Compafiias, 8 pasa-
ran al Quartet de Ballaja, una al
Castillo de- San Cristobal, 2 iran
a Cayey. En- JUNO Sc enviaran
Ponce 4 compaiias y 3 a Ma
yagjiez.
Los Marines alojadOs ahora en-
San Crist6bal, pasaran Cayey,
| y los que estan en- este pueblo
ran a Panama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
EN- Ell MUNICIPAL

Una cOmpdHla dc rdricd0Gcs
FL l1nes debutara en- ell teatrO
Municipal una eOmpa0ia de varie
dades, que ha de lleyar, sin duda,
pGblico al teatro.
En- la nueva compahla fignran
artistas conocidos ya de nuestrO
pdblico y elementos nueyos.
Entire los segundos, estan Ia artis
la dominicana, Angelica Coz tinas,
La Maja", que cs una tonadillera
que yiene precedida de fama. y el
soprano dr;matico, Miss Witt,
que vienc de Nueva York.
La senora Macias; la aplauli
da pareja de baile hermanlss I'd
rres, V ell bajo senior Nilladias, com
Ipletan ell cuadro, del cual sela
Imaestro director cl cOnOcidO Y
lreputado maestro Justo Pastor
Torres.
La compalla que debuta el lu,
mes trabajara a precios econ0mi-
cos.
Hay ell proposito de ampliarla
mas tarde y constituir un conil'nto
Iartfstico que permita ejecutaf
Ioperetas y zarzuelas, y Obras del
pals.
probablemente entrara for
mar parte de la cOmpaiiia. en- Su
Isegunda etapa, el notable barito-
no de opera senior Frances, que
actualmente Srabaja con mucho
APPLAUSE, ell la isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
;QUIEN FUE Ell SUICIDA

iQUIEN FUE Ell SUICIDA
En- una quebrada del barrio ia
jome Alto, en- Cayev, fuG encon-
trad0 ahOgadO dentro de I'm char
co, TN indiyiduo negro, come de
% ailos, natural de st. Thomas,
pues apenas hablaba el espailol,
medic idiota y que hacia dias an
daba pOr aquel vecindario mendi
gando, sin que nadie supiera su
nOmbrc 0 residencia. La camisa
que usaba estaba marcada con las
iniciales II. S. NJ" y el presenta
ba una cicatriz vieja sobrc ell HON
bro izquierdo. Investigate el he
cho no Sc hallaron indicios dc eri
men y sc lego a Ia conclusion de
que Sc trataba de un suicide.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11

PETICIONES A LA CAMARA.
De los maestros rurales de HUI
macao, adhiriendose a la sOlici.
tud de la Association de Macs
tros de Puerto Rico para que Sc
aumente ell sueldO Il los PrOfeso-
res.
DEL ConcejO Municipal de Ca
guas, sOlicitando la aprobaci0n
del p. de la G. 1O7.
Del Concejo Municipal de Qua
vanilla, solicitando la aproba-
cion de varios prOyectos que Sc
encuentran en- la Comisi6n de
Hacienda.
he la Junta. Municipal de
Agriculture de Rio Pidras, adhi-
riendose a la solicitud de la Aso-
ciacion Nacional de PrOductOres
de Cafe de Puerto Rico.
Del Municipio de Juhcos, para
que sc atienda la peticion de la
Association NaciOnal de PrOduc
torres de Cafe. aprobando una ley
que disponga la creaci6n de un
nanco IIipotecario para las ne
cesidadcs de la agriculture de-
pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
LA CRUZ ROJA FRANCESA

La Cruz R0ja de Francia .esta
compuesta de tres socicdades dc
ayuda, denominadas: ''La Soeie..
dad francesa para asistencia dc
soldados heridos'', ola Union de
las mujeres de Francia' y "La
Association de las damas france
sas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
SENADO.

SESSION DE LA TARDE AVER
Presentes los senadOres lgle-
sias, Cortada, Garcia Ducos, Val
des, Tizol, Susoni, Abril, Felid,
Sein, Tous Soto, Royira, Santoni
= Ti6.
Presidia ell seiior Barcel0.
La session empez0 las 4 p. m.
Iglesias pide que una comision
del Senado haga una inyestiga-
ci6n de los sucesos< de Fajardo
y Comerio, Ocurridos 1ltimamen-
te. Ell senior Iglesias dice que esos
hechos revelan grave aspecto y
que algo de cierto debe ocurrir
cuando la policla usa con tanta
frecuencia los rev0lveres y cara
binas. La petici6n fue aprobada,
auedando cargo de la Comisi0n
de Comercio y Agriculture la in
ycstigaci0n.
Propone tambien el seilOr lyle
sias que sc nombre otra Conf
, sion para efectuar una investiga-
ci6n del gobierno de la Guanica
Central. Esta petici6n fue derro-
tada.
FL seiior Barcel6 pide que los
senadores muestren mas activi.
dad en- la tramitacion de los pro-
yectos pendientes de aprobaci6n,
pues 81 sabe que las COmisiOnes
tienen en- estudio cuanto antes,
como la Ley de Rentas Internas
y la "Para establecer un sobier-
no municipal por cosiones."
FL senador Barbosa pide sc
suspenda la session hasta hoy vier
hes las 10 a. IN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
Mayagiiez s abril 1919.
RENUNCLAS ACEPTADAS

FL Concejo Municipal Dc Isa
bella ha aceptado la renunci2 pre-
sentada pOr el Concejal sen II FG-
liX y. Banuchi
FL Concejo Municipal de Maui
nabo ha acceptable la renuncia pre-
por el seilor Deogracias
Leon, como miembro del CoEscjo
Municipal de dicho pueblo.
FL -GObcrnador ha aceptado
la renuncia presentada por el Sc
hor II. Arizona Siaca, como jucZ de
la COrte Municipal de Yauco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
GONZALEZ PADIN co. INC.
NO PODIA VIVIR SIN SU ES.
POSA.

Cuando tOdos crelamOs que el
matrimOnio estaba muy desacre
ditadO, Ell ell bafriO Florida, de
San Lorenzo, Sc suicida Jose Ri
vera, >trigueiio y de % aiios de
edad, quien, a causa de haber per
dido a su esposa, tenla perturba-
das sus facultades mentales.
Rivera sc atraves0 ell corazon
de un balaZo.
IIl suicida dej0 una carta en-
que manifestaba que la honda pc
ma que sufr1a a cOnsecuencia de
la pGrdida de su compaiiera, lC
habia impulsado a matarse.
La carta de Rivera, por la for
ma ell que esta concebida, da q
entender muy claramente Quc
aquel estaba desequilibrado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
CAMARA DE
REPRESENTATIVES,


Veinte V dos Representatives.
asistieron a la session de aver tar
de. AuSentes, Is.
NADIA sc resolvi0 con rcspecto
Il la m0ci0n que present0 el Re
prescntante Gonzalez Mena, acer-
ca de la~nO asistencia de los le.
gisladores.
Aun no ha sido >aprObadO el
prOyecto asignandO $25,000 para
recibir y Obsequiar a los Repre-
sentantes AmericanOs. Sc aprO-
baron en- tercera lectura y pasa-
ron al ScnadO los L. dc la c.
154. Para enmendar las secciOnes
40, 43 V 55 dc la Ley EscOlar; el
1876. Para enmendar la secci0n
81 dc la Ley EscOlar; el 2O6.
Para enmcndar la secci0n > de
la Ley "establcciendO los prOcc-
dimientos del %QuO Warrants" ,
aprobada por la Asamblea Legis-
lativa en- 10 de Mario dc 1902 y
Il. c. de la c. As. AutOrizandO
la installation dc mataderOs para
al ahaSto do carnas fIescaS con
destino al consume pdblico en-
los barrios de Ia Municipalidad,
y para otros fines.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
DISPARO CASUAL

En- el bario Cerro Gordo, dc
San Lorenzo, Rogelio Laboy, de
II ailOs y Z meses de edad, con ii
ro de revolver, hiri0 a la seilorita
Pelegrina Olmedo, de 20 a;ios de
edad, en- una pierna. Investiga-
do el hecho result6 accidental
por lo.que Laboy ha sido acusado
de un delito de portar armas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
ARTISTAS CONOCIDOS

En- el Teatro Payret, de Ia Ha-
bana, ha debutado la compania
c0micO dramatica Prudencia Gri
fell. Como 10 indica el nombrc de
Ia compaiiia, la aplaudidisima
artista es la figura culminante lie
Ia tropa.
En- el "TcatrO Macdonald esta
trabajando el baritone Ortiz de
Zarate con la notable tiple E.mi-
liza Iglesias. En- la compailia ii
guran Freixas, la Menguez, l.mi-
liza Montes, cl tenor Tejel y otros
cOnOcidos artistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
INCENDIO DE CANA

En- el barrio Cambalache, de
Arecibo, al pasar la maquina No.
p, de la central Cambalache, guia
da por ell maquinista Angelina
Calder6n Y fogonero Nicolas Fell
ciano, vol6 una chispa de candela
que prendio fuego en- una pieza
de caiia de la ColOnia Monte Gran
de, quemando como cuatro cue1
das cuya cana fue cortada V mo
Ida, por 10 que las perdidas fueron
I iinsignificantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
CON Ell GOBERNADOR

Hoy celebraron una conferen-
cia con el GobernadOr, los Sres.
Galanes y Martinez, Alcalde y
Secretario municipales de Maya
guez, y el senior Miguel Echeva-
rria, presidente del Concejo Mu-
nicipal de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
SAN JUAN RACING and SPORTING CLUB

La COmis6n Hpca Insula de acuero commandments
Corporacn deciddO ceebrar cabaos
vos que hayan cordo nngIn Hp0dromo da 20 del
pr6xmo ab e fin de omenar meorar caba
a Las condolences de dicha seran las siguentes
Dsancia 1900 minmo jockey 90 libras
Nmero mnmo de cabafos maxmO Premios $4,000 para
primer premo $4,000 para seguno inscription
$1,000 por cada cabalo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
BODA EN NEW YORK.

Ell domingo 6 del mes actual
contrajeron matrimonio Ell New
York, Mr.. John Dulbing, Inge
micro Mecanico, con la Sra. Fer
minia Pacheco, Vda. de Monte
negro.
La Sra. I'achGco es madrc pO
Utica 'de nuestro amigo el Sr.
Gutierrez, cabO de la detective
Felicidades.