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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04
COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS
 GET INTO SIZING TODAY
Yale Plays Springfield, Harvard Meets Boston College and Princeton Tackles Trinity
 Eleven on Jersey Gridiron.

New York, Oct. 4-Footbau swings into the full tide of the fall cam paign today when all the big Eastern elevens go into action. Yale, Prince ton, Cornell and Annapolis will play their first games, all making a delay ed start, for Harvard, Brown, Penn, Dartmouth and West Point took the plunge a week ago. Yale will play Springfield College, which was beaten 70 to by Dartmouth last Saturday. The Tigers will meet Trinity, an eleven that is also beginning its sea- son. Cornell will have it's initial brush with Oberlfn, while the Navy will take on North Carolina State.
 Boston College will be Harvard's opponent for the Crimsons second contest and the high score that was made against Bates is not looked for, as Frank Cavanaugh has some mighty good players on his eleven. Pennsylvania and Dartmouth have easy games with Pennsylvania Milf tary College and Norwich, respect lively,
 Brown will face Bowdoin, which was beaten to 0 by Amherst last week. Holy Cross is going to West Point and promises to make things interesting for the Army boys Am herst will line up against New York University, while the strong Williams eleven has Union for an opponent.
 There is a possibility that Herbert kemptOn, freshman quarterback in 1916 and former Exeter star, may become one of the Yale varsity half backs, Kempton is one of the most brilliant broken field runners on the New Haven squad, and up to the present has been quarterback of the second team and the strongest rival of La Roche for sT2e varsity berth. Yesterday he was moved to haIfback on the third team, and his develop ment there will be watched with in terest. Crane, a sophomore who played at Andover, will be the man to take Joe NeviIe>s place in the backheld today. He has worked his way up from the third eleven.
 Don Wel1es will be the other half, with. Braden at fu1Iback. Callahan is not sufficiently recovered from an injury to his leg to play and will be replaced by Acosta, with Reinhardt and Allen the ends. Walker and Hamiu tackles and Sidenberg and Gait guards
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04
Frankie Conifrey Is
 After Benny Leonard

Frankie Conifrey, the New York Fighting Fireman, defeated Pete Hartley in a 12-round bout last We'd nesday at Portland, Me. Conifrey received the popular decision in all the Portland newspapers end Pro- moter DeRice has matched Conifrey with Leo Johnson, the coIored light weigh champion, to box 12 rounds at his club in Augusta, Me, Oct. s. The winner of this bout has been matched by Promoter De Rice to meet Benny Leonard at his club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04

NeaIe's great catch of Liehold's $ smashing drive tu right in the SoX first inning was comparable to the gGttering catch made yesterday by Eddie Roush in the second game Of the series at Cincinnati. Both were very difficult, but Neale's was more on the circus order. Neale went after the ball as if he were back in his col Iege days and plunging his way through the opposing line in a. coue- giate football game. In this manner, it will be remembered. incidentally. that t7lis was how Earle got the nick name of Greasy It is said of him that he went through and past all gridirOn opposition during his career in south ern collegiate football like a streak of greased lightning. Ecale plunged in from a position in deep right with the crack of the ball from Liebold's s bat.
 LieboId's smash was a low travel ing line drive which drew nearer the ground as it advanced in it's flight beyond the infield and NeaIe increas- ed his speed for the catch. Just when the ball was about to land on terra fir1lla. NeaIe made a dive, extended his gloved hand. cIasped the ball in q vicelike grip, buried his nose in the grass. turned a, complete sOmersault and then came up with q satisfied expression on his face. holding the ball alOfc while in a kneeling position on the ground.
 The play was enacted in less time than it takes to recount and will live forever as one of the most brilliant of a worlds series game When he rose on his knees with the ball held above his head. Neale received an ovation which rocked ths foundations of Comiskey Park. The crowd didn't stop it's cheering until Neale had rais- ed his hat in acknowledgement and was once again watching the batter's box eagerly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04
Declares Joe Cans
 Most Graceful of
 Modern Day Boxers

Tom NuIvev of Frisco hands it to Joe Cans in these kind words:
 seWas there ever a prettier boxer to watch than Cans? They say that Larry Lajoie made everything look easy at second base. You never saw Cans ruffIed very much, did you? and he took them all the way up to middIeweights. The sOubriquet old Master fitted him nicely That was a moniker for your life.
 You must remember that Cans, too. was sort of an old man when he lost his title. He'd been in the ring IT years up to that time, and he was 34 years old. Battling Nelson on that day was tougher than any lightweight that ever lived. I mean that he could take more punishment and still come back with a great deal Cans, sick and old, went IT rounds with him at that, and quit only when nature left him flat.
 ''He had fought hundreds and hun dreds of battles, long and short. with clever men and hard hitters. He was in the game when a tough gang was around him, too. He had to beat such fellows as DaI Hawkins, Young Griffo, Elbows AIcFadden. Kid Me Partland, Jack Blackburn, Willie Fitzgerald, Bobby Dobbs. Frank Erne, and so on. Later he beat Brit, Unholz, Nelson and Rufe Turner. He fought a draw, too, with Joe Walcott, who was then welterweight cham pion-
 ''I liked his style, though. It was so easy going. A master at blocking and terrific man with a punch when he hit he HIT! He wasn't spIashFng mauler. Everything was timed with Cans and everything went like clockwork. Taken all in all, I don't really believe that such a mas ter in ring craft will ever live again."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04

England, or Frankie Brown, of Phila- delphia.
 Others on the card are Pete Her man, bantamweight champion, who boxes Harold Farese, of Newark, and Al Roberts, the knockabout king of Staten Island, who is to battle Char ley Weinert, of Newark, in a return match.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04
6 23 CINCINNTAI.

I3 21 { .253 #Batted for Wilkinson in eighth inning of first game and for Will Hams in ninth inning of second.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-13
F0GGY?
II Bilious. consdpatsd q
Headachy take
"Cascarets."

Tomorrow the sun will shine for
you. Everything will seem clear, rosy
and bright. Your system is filled with
liver and bowel poison which keeps
your skin sallow, your stomach upset.
your head foggy and aching. Your
meals are turning into poison, gases
and acids. You cannot feel right. Don't
stay bilious OF constipated. Feel splen-
did always by taking Cascarets occa-
sionally. They act without gripping or
inconvenience. They never sicken you
like Calomel, Salts, Oil or nasty,
harsh pills. They cost SO little too
Cascarets work while you sleep.-Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-13
The Poor Fish.

First Fiatter-rm sure in dickens
of fix now.
Second Flatter-Can help you out?
First Flatter-No; you see while my
wife was away ! let the goldfish die
and in order to make up for 1t bought
u fish and put it in the bowl, but she
found out it was salmon.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-13
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Caused by


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Cheyenne record., 1919-11-13

Snowy linens are the pride Of every
housewife. Keep them in that condi-'
tion by using Red Cross Bag Blue in
your laundry. 8 cents at grocers.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-13
un;versa, Patronage.

Ever notice it? No kid is ever so
dinky but some nice old lady stops
on the street and says: my, my !!
Whar a big boy you're getting to bel"
Judge.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-13
Larry shoppino.

you are beginning 40 say Shop
Early rather ahead Of the season.
"Not Mt all. II you want to get to
market before the best things are sold
you want to start not later than q.
M"
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-13

Scandal Is the black sheep Of the
family of friendship.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
LEA Eel IMPARCLAL." /"
Beneficio de Virginia Fabregas

Con la "La Llamarada", ese adini-
rable drama de Berstein en- que las
pasiones fuertes llegan a las exaita-
clones supremas, celebro anoche su
function de beneticio la notabilisima
actriz Virginia Fabregas, que recibio
el mas amplio homemade de nuestro
publico. Ell Teatro pleno de espec-
tadores, el publico de las grandes So
lemnidades eli de los espectaculos
amables. Todo lleno, los palcos, las
butacas, los BALCONIES, las localid;.des
atlas. San Juan quiso tributar a la
gran actriz mejicana el APPLAUSE rendi-
do de sus grandes admiraciones.
Virginia Fabregas, que lucio en- el
primer acto una toaleta elegantlsima,
fue acogida al aparecer en- escena Coz:
un calido APPLAUSE de simpatia.
Y Ia representation fue de ahi en-
Iadelarte, un triunfo continuado rara
ella; un gran triunfo, del que esta
esplendida artista tan acostGmbrada
los exitos, habfa de guardian I'm gra-
to recuerdo. Al final de todos los ac-
tos fue llamada a escena Virginia Fa-
bregas varias veces, eWedio Gle gran
des ovaciones. A los pies de Ia ar
tista cayeron muchas flores, y su ca
merino Sc VIC inundado de flores, tam
bien de regalos. Entre los maz va
liosos, un soneto de Villaesjesa con
ell que Sc engalana hoy la primera pla-
ma de Ell IMPARCIAL. .,.,-
Luis Martinez Tovar fue el digno
companero de triunfos de Virginia Fa-
bregas. S6brio, digno, con una iris
teza recondita, con ese gesto de su-
prema elegancia que solo saben te-
ner ante la muerte, los que han sa-
bido vivir muchas vidas, el brillante
actor logro conmover a todos y COM
partio con Virginia Fabregas las acla-
maciones, las llamadas al proscenio.
La Sra. Castillo, la Srta. Barragan,
los se1ores Munoz, Bejar, Hernandez
y Garcia, cooperaron al buen exito
de "La Llamarada", obra en- que nos
.dejan Virginia Fabregas y Martinez
Tovar, un gran recuerdo. p 's''
l Domingo OROZCO. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
HIJOS DEL ARROYO

Esta maiiana a las oficinas tel Fis-
cal del distrito, Lcdo. Dfaz Collazo,
la policfa, llev6 a 2 infelices chiquillos
que merodeaban por San Juan, desam-
parados y sin tener ninglin albergue.
Estqs dos criaturas menestOrosas
son de "Can6vanas" barrio de Carroll
ma estan unidas pOr ell vfncIlo de
hermanos hermanos en- miseria y en-
todo.
Sc llaman Jose Anastasio Matos,
de doce siete amos de edad, respec-
tiyamente
/ Dice Jose que su hermano Anastasio,
ell mellor, Sc auSent0 para San Juan y
el Sc vino detrds de 6l, buscarlO. Lo
encontr0 y como ambOs carecian de
alimanto, no tenian dOnde vivir, Sc
presentaron al cuartel lie La pOlicfa, de
donde los han lleyado ante ell Fiscal.
Ell Fiscal resolvera que ha de hacer-
Sc con esos dos infelices, hijos del
arroyo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
Los QUE LLEGAN

Relaci6n de los pasajeros que pro-
cedentes de los puertos del Sur ccndu-
j0 hasta San Juan ell de diciembre
el vapor MARINA
Arclio Dapena, T. w. Laguna, Nata-
lilo Rivera, Victor Ramos, Manuel Ri
vera, Vicente Rivera, Candido Herman
dez, Pablo Rivera, E. NJ. Leslie, Ramon
Zurita, Fernando Rivera, Jose L. Pes
Quera, Ramon Arce, Trinidad Robles,
Conchita Robes, Pho Castor, Pablo ".
Muiioz, Ana Victoria Rodriguez, Ar
turo Bernard, Jose M. Caballero, Ma
RIA Conception Ortiz, Diego 3. Ramf-
rez, Manuel f. Grant, Rafael Carri6n,
Emilio G. Ponce de Leon, James p.
Hudson, Marcolina Gonzalez, Dionisia
Martinez, Julia NazariO, Manuel w.
Alvarez, Aubri Taylor, Juan r. Co.
mez, Uberto Goria, Bel6n Mimic, An
tonic Para, Miguel Lama, Armando
Blanco, Mariana e. Defll0, Marta De-
fill6, Herman Defill6, Francisco Her
nandez, Rosaura V6lez de Hernandez,
Antonio Gomez Perez, Rosa NJ. ReciO,
Frank Antun, Jose Aradas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
UNA REUNION EN- LA
FEDERACION LIBRE


Segin infOrm6 aver Ell MPARCIAL,
hoy las dooe Sc verific6 ,en los
salones de la Federation Libre, la
anunciada reunion de- miembros de
las Logias de Maquinistas de diferen-
tes pueblo de la isla. A esa reunion
acudieron representations de Maya
gtiez, Ponce, y San Juan.
La Logia de San Juan estaba repre-
sentada por los seiiores Andres Calca-
dor, Antonio G. Bravo, Francisco Fon-
te, Juan Betancourt, Felipe Barrera,
" Jose Rafael Rios.
La de Ponce, por Tomas Guilye, FG
lix Rowlet Francisco Rodriguez Sc
rrano.
La de Mayagiiez era representada
por Guillermo VazQuez, Emilio Torres
v Dimas Canine.
Ell leadcr ST.. Santiago Iglesias en-
camin0 los debates de esta cOnferencia,
que fu6 de caracter privadO, aunque
desde luego, Sc sabe que dicha confe-
rencia tiene el prop6sitO de hacer mas
fuerte alin la huclga de los trenes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
Ell GRAN JURADO DE LA CORTE
FEDERAL, ACTUANDO

Aver tarde, el Gran Jurado de la
Corte Federal empez6 examinar ell
proceso que Sc sigue contra dos dis
tinguidos oficiales del ejercitO, los Sc
flores Moreno Calder6n Lopez An
tongiorgi, a quienes Sc acusa, segun IN
formation que Sc nos ha brindado, de
una supuesta introduction de licores.
Esto Sc dice ocurrio ALA en- 26 de
junio, estando surto Ell la bahia el
yapor espailol "Legazpi", Y del cual,
Sc dice intentaron sacar los referidos
seiiores alguna bOteila.
Los oficiales de la Adutfna que IN
terpusieron la denuncia Y que fueron
llamados a declarar aver ante ell Gran
Jurado, son los Srs. Nieves Miranda,
Rodriguez, EnamoradO Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Tres Banderas.--Una cinta eomica
y 'Los Falsifcadores de Cinco Milo
mes de Dollarsp, en- seis parties. -
Luna.--"Corazoncito de Rosa" en-
actos y una comedia.,,rlsrss a, =."ai
Manana, eel Peligro de. un Secre-
to- Y Gel Amante Logo ,"'-t,,n... a..
Victory Garden.-"E FL Peligro, de un
Secreto" y el drama en- 5 actos, "La
tarjeta amarilla.". c;,...r n,,t,..,,.,,..
Rialto,-"Juego de Amor, drama en-
5 actos, y el 50. epiisoddiioo. de LA Gran
Jugada." ..,.. ...~,...... 49,,
Monte Carlo.-"Cambio de Corazo-
nes",- soberbio drama en- cinco actos,
y LA Gran Jugada."
Puerto Rico.-"Corazones del Mum
do", segunda parte, en- 6 actos. =
Norma.-"El misterio del millona-
rio Carter, episodios 13, IA y Is.
Acknowledgements de esta noche
en- la plaza Baldorioty:
March, Virginia Islands, A. A,
Adams; Grand Selection from the
Opera The Bohemians, Puccini; Ca
price, Howdy, Josh; Fantasia on Fa-
vorita Opera Themos; The Opera
Mirror, Tobani; Danza, Recuerdos de
Borinquen, Miranda. The Star Span
glend Banner. -'f s et go
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
La Situaciio1n
La hnelgG de ferrOcarTi1cs 0casi0aa
grdndes trast0raos D sc cree que ul-
gunds CeRtrdles no p0drdH cOmensar
,sa n,0iieHda en- DiciemBre caasa dcl
/ UA pGrO.

| -Lo de Europa la paZ defnitiva-
signe enyueltO en ameEaZadoras bru-
mas Y la actuaci0n del Senado de los
| EStadOs UnidOs no aprobando eI Trata-
do de PaZ que acord6 el prcsidente, Ell
reda mas Ia situaci6n La opinion
] general es que Sc trata de hacer fra
casar al presidente que la campaila
| de o5struccionismo es soamentc par
| tidarista. ST ESQ ocurriese en- una Re
publica Latina, dirdn q. son achaques
del cORCalsi0RGlismO V dc la fdltd dc
| prepdTdci6h. Y en- tantO eXiste una
] situaci0n ambigua, el Mariscal Foch
acusa los alemancs de estar preparan
do nuevo v abundante material de que,
IRA Y los turcos amenazan con la que
IRA 81 sc sigue la ocupaci0n dc sus pro
yincias del Asia. Y 10 que es mas gra,
We las autoridades de los EstadOs
| Unidos en- la frOntera ribera del
Rhin Use Oponen a que Alemania sea
desmembrada."
Ell partido Repubicano puertorri-
! queilO, resulta ahOra Incorporate al
| NaciOnal, Y Sc envfa un representante
1'para que concurra a la Asamblea que
Sc efectuara ALA para designar can
tdidato a la presidencia en- las pr0Ximas
elecciones del 1920. Va el Sr. Todd
| AIcalde de la ciudad- V seguramente
llevard instrucciones respecto de Ia per
yer, por supuesto, que el Mayor sea
candidate para POSTMASTER, de San
Juan ell que vaya Ia Convention del
partido ahora dc la mayorfa en- el Sc
nado Y Cdmara, pOr que los POstm0s-
ters son de nOmbramiento presidcn-
cial, no importa la aprobaci0n del Sc
nadO, ell Presidente Dem0crata 10 es
hasta 1920. De todOs modoS 81 eS cier
ta' la candidatura, lleva esa ventaja a
Fstls contrincantes natiyos del con-
Ptinehte. que Sc trabajan ell puesto.
- LEI ST. Keelan, eX-inspector de Es-
ciielas de San Juan ha sido ascendido
es ahora Inspector General del Depar
tamento Sc indica para Inspector de
esuelas de San Juan al de Mayagiiez o
San German y la designation sera
Eheciia en- breve, 81 no hay otra cOmbi-
nacion. Otra veg lc fue' ofrecido aQuel
cargo al Sri Keelan y no 10 acept0. Es
una acertada designation.
La industIia de caladOs y bordados
esta obteniendo hIlevo y mayor desarro
| llo, Y, 10 de sielnpre, Sc necesita que
vengan de ft1era elementos avisados y
conocedores de 10 que son negociOs pa
IA que aquf Sc desenvuelvan producti-
vas inlustrias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
JUICES SUSTITUTOS

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado los nom
bramientos del senior Enrique LlOreda,
juez de la Corte de Distrito lie Are
cibo, para que actGe como juez de la
Corte lie Distrito de Aguadilla, en- la
vista de uH case civil pendiente ante
dicho tribunal, en- el cual el juez es-
ta incapacitado para actuar; del senior
Tomis Byran, jueZ de la Corte NUM-
,cipal de CabO RojO, en- la vista de un
case civil criminal pendiente ante di-
cho Tribunal, en- ell cual ell jueZ pro-
pietario esta incapacitado para actuar
Y del senOr Fernando E. Mrtfnez como
juez sustitutO de la COrte Municipal
de San Lorenzo para que actie como
tai mientras dure La licencia cOncedida
al Juez propietariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
HASTA DEsPUES DE

HASTA DESPUES DE
MEDIA -NOCHE
En- otro lugar de la presente edici0n
de Ell INIPARCIAL Sc informa eXten-
samente de la situaci0n de la huelga
de ferrocarriles y los repOrtes de este
diario estuvieron anOche hasta muy
tarde investigandO el resultadO de la
reunion efectuada en- la Mansion Eje-
cutiva a la que inyitaci6n del Gober-
nador wager, concurrierOn los selOres
Lcdo. Emilio del TOro Cuevas, Juez
del Supreme, Sr. Manuel Paniagua,
financiero de San Juan Y el Sr. ]. Mi
randa, de p. II. American Tobacco y
ell 'Ieader" de la American, Federation
of Labor, Senador Sr. Iglesias. VariOs
mecanicos empleados del mate. ial Y
Tracci6n del Ferrocarril estuvieron
hasta despu6s de media nOche esperan-
do ell resultadO de la cOnferencia.
Reporter dc TuIno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
EscALADA poR TERcERA vEz

La residencia de nuestro amigo el
doctor Ponte, en- La calle MaciSinley
ndmero IL, en- Miramar, ha vuelto a
ser escalada, es esta la tercera yez
en- ell termino de- dos meses. Los ca
cos lie han robado al amigo efectos elec-
tricos por valor de $50, una carretilla
tubular valorada en- So y juguetes de
nifos como palas, picos, zapatitos Y
herramientas Ell ha dado cueuta la
policfa, pero hasta la fecha ninguna
persona ha sido arrestada nj los efec-
tos han aparecido. ". ell amigo te-
me, y con raz6n, que en- vista de la
impuhidad, Sc repitan los escalamien-
tos eli su residencia. Isl tendr,i que
poner detectives particulares para vi
gilar sus intereses?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
YENTA DE PETROLEO

FL Secretario Executive de Puerto
Rico ha expedido certificado de registro
a la corporation del pals denominado
The Teras Company (POrto Rico) Inc,
cuya oficina principal Sc establecera en-
el sitio conOcido con el nombre de La
Carbonera, en- ell barrio de la Marina
de San Juan. Dicha corporation Sc
dedicara principalmente a producer, re
finar vender petr0leo productos
derivados del mismo. Su capital au-
forbade es de 100000 sus incorpo-
radores son los SciiOres Frank Lopez,
G. L. Englebright y P Luna Y PARA,
los dos primeros dc San Juan, Y ell
fltimo de New York
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
cnInAnO CON LOS GOODS.

CUIDADO CON LOS COCOs...
En- ell palmar del Parque suelen des-
prenderse algunos cOcos de las atlas
palmeras, con grave peligro de los vi
sitantes al po6tico lugar. Hace pocas
tardes, una distinguida senora lque
paseaba con su esposo v utilize uno
de los bancos colocados pOr la Empire
sa duena del sitiO, en- la ribera del
mar, sufri6 la peligrosa cafda de una
vOluminosa nuez que lie ocasioh6 SEN
sible lesion. Els incomprensih'e que
ese peligro no Sc haya evitado teniendo
persGnas encargadas de sacar las nue.
ces maduras, garantizando al publ
co de un peligro que no tiene justifi-
caci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
UN OLvIDO DE SANTIAGO
Una b0lsG le cuestG ounce dias dc
cGrceJ

Er ell palco No. Z, mientras asistfa
q una de las representations del Mu-
nicipal, la sehora del DR.. Gutierrez
Igaravidez dej6 olvidada una bolsa de
seda y otra de plata.
Ambas bolsas fueron parar las
benditas manos de Santiago Negr6n
quien Sc las reserve sin hacer el es-
fuerzo de averiguar quien pertene'
clan. f5Sl!
Segdn Sc informa, en- poder de Ne
gr6n fueron encontradas las dos con.
sabidas prendas femeninas y llevado
que fue ante la Corte Municipal, 6sta
sentenci6 al olvidadizo Negr6n a sufrir
una pena de ounce dfas la sombra.
iTodo 10. que lie ha costadO ese OIL
vido Santiago!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05


.saseEa 32l3 e'sts7 's@".,
Frerie a lasnlosla5 de Bafrcelone4tal, 4tl.
DOE ,el sitio c0nocido por e. nombre de
PdimaSy,AttaF ;facfh ifi@ eAfhp ftyanqqar-
Sc ell Yapor Cjapdrei. consignado la
New Yor and PYIFr.a .aYfo cel}A4FPa!nNy. c5el}4FPpa'!Nyi
u Este buque mace dias que sali0 de
nuestro puerto llcyando TN gran carga
mento de az1car vatorado en- S260, 600
]! fAyer tarde aIguuos marinos fueron
llevados al sitio d0iitlo Sc ttncuentra per
dido ell Choporei, bara2 hacer trabajos
de salvamento.
Esta mananaf Gdii69 69NlaAe NlaA essos traBajado'-:
res habl6 con uno de liiiestros reporters
y lie dijo' 10 fnfructuoso que habfa re
sultado ese trabajo de sacramento, da-
do 10 impetuoso de las olas en- aquel
sitio del mar..s Los ..arrecifes obstacu-
lizan los trabajos que en- ese sentido
vienen haci6ndOse.
Sc nos informa que ell captain del
buque para salvar su barco esta arro-
jando la mayor parte del cargamento
al aqua.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
INTEREsANTE EXHiBICION

En- Ell IMPARCIAL hemos tenidC
ell gusto de recibir carta-invitaci6n pa
IA Ia exhibici6n privada, que Sc efec
tuara el s;bado pr0Ximo, las de
la mafiana, en- ell cine LUNA, del Sc,
nor Salgado, de Ia grandiosa pclfcula
|europea, de la casa PGthG Freres y pro.
piedad de la EmprcsG Yagueg, ritulada
Los dos -Piuetes, de la novela de- Pierre
DeconrcelIe. Gracias