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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
TO BARE AUSTRIAN SECRETS.
Serbia 10 Examine Archives Seized
by Her Army.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE Sun from the
london Times Serc;ce.
Copyright 1913, all rights reserved
BELGRADE. Sept. THE Council Of
Ministers has ordered the archives of
the late Austrian administration in Ser
bia, seized by the Serbian army. to be
handed over to the Ministry of Justice.
They will be examined by a special
commission consisting of the Minister
himself. Councillors of State, a member
of the Appeal Court, university pro-
fessor and a delegate of the police. The
result of this examination is awaited
with great Curiosity as many interest
ing revelations are expected.
The chances of the Davidovitch Cab
met remaining in power seem better
now There is a fair prospect of it's
gaining the adhesion OF one or more
minor groups which would give II an
absolute majority in the chamber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
LABOR IS WITH TEACHERS.
Any Move to Increase Their Pay L.
IndOrsed, Says Mitchell,

ANY move to increase teachers SAL
aries receives the wholesouled indorse-
ment OF labor" said John Mitchell. labor
leader and chairman of the. New York
State Industrial Commission, yesterday,
apropos of the Harvard Endowment
Fund. Mr.. Mitchell said that teachers
in every grade Of every school should
receive more money. a
Beyond a doubt" he continued. ="
teaching is the poorest paid of any of
the professions. Most OF the laboreqs.
skilled in their trade would refuse to
work for such small pay. The teacher,
on the other hand is an individualist
and is self-sacrihcing enough to give
the best in him for the advancement of
the rising generation. He, too, should
be paid commensurate with results"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
MAY SEIZE PRUSSIAN FARMS.
Government Acts to Protect EN-.
plOyees From Owners.

BERLIN, Sept THE Prussian Minis
ter Of Agriculture has empowered the
local communities to seize farms whose
owners refuse to enter into labor con-
tracts with their employees. or who fail
to live up to the wage schedule and
others terms fixed by contracts The
lands to be seized are to be administered
by the respective communities for the
common people
The order also empowers the demobjli-
cation commissioner to designate work
ing conditions In special cases where the
prevailing schedules are impractlcab!e.
The measure is a result of the recurring
strikes which have threatened the gath
ering of crops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
Tell. Police He KILLED woman.

A letter discovered near the body of
Miss Ruby Brown. 22. OF Waterbury
Conn, who was found Friday night
with her throat cut IN fiat at Hiehla nd
Falls. led 20 the arrest Yesterday NJ
Lorenzo Verto, an employee of the
Quartermaster's Department at West
Point State Cohstabulary officers said
he told them he had killed the woman
when she refused to return s4S7 to
him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

A bronze tablet in memory Of mem
bers of the World and the EucHug
World STATS and departments who died
or served in the war was unveiled IN
the lobby of the Pulitzer Building yes.
terday morning by Mrs, Ralph Pulitzer.
The tablet bears 20l names. seven vita
gold stars "a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
Canadian Mine strike Ends.

COBALT. Ont, Sept "A strike involv-
ing $4,000 miners and which lasted six
weeks was brought to a close to-day
when the miners union voted to accept
the terms OF settlement offered by the
work tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
Ally Envoy on to Hungary.

PARIS, Sept. 7.N-sir George Russell
Clerk. who is to be the emissary OF the
Peace Conference to Rumania In con-
nection with the Entente demands on
Rumania as regards Hungary. left for
Bucharest to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. Six destroy
ers left Narragansett Bay for New
York to-day to assist in the welcome to
Gen. Pershing tomorrow. They were
the Ringold. Conner. Calhoun. Kimberly.
Mexican and Stevens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
U. $. Cruiser Hale at Hamburg.

HAMBURG, Sep. THE American ligl,,
cruiser Hale has arrived here. She came
from Copenhagen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
May Yield Petroleum.

Very marked attention is being paid
to Alberta as a possible source for the
supply of petroleum. Prospecting pro-
ceeds vigorously, the Imperial OIL Com
pany leading the way with energy and
strength. Last year the Imperial men
did some thorough work in the area to
the south of McMurray along the Great
Waterways line. but were not favored
with any rich finds. The same outfits
are now stalled on the road to Great
Slave Lake region and along the
Mackenzie River. where there is plenty
OF evidence of oil. But II has yet to be
proved what is below the surface. The
Imperial Oh Company is carrying on
operations along the Saskatoon Edmon-
ton line of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road In eastern Alberta, where there is
evidence of oil and gas. 1t is estimated
that upward Of million dollars will be
spent by prospectors for oil in Alberta
this year. In 1918 only 1000 barrels
of crude oil were produced. but that
much Is evidence for more in paying
quantities and affords encouragement to
the enterprising prospectors.
With plenty OF coal and natural gas
In the province there are rising ambi-
lions for the development of Industries
of varied kinds. The recent industrial
congress held in Edmonton was attended
by several men prominent in the finan-
cial life of Chicago. including II. C. p.
Deans, vice-president OF the Merchants
Loan and Trust Company. and p. ].
Harmon, president of the Stockmen's
Trust and Savings Bank.
The convention canvassed the situa-
ton and the outlook for developing
industries In the west, and concluded
that II live Efforts were made to inter-
est promoters, progress should liza made
In the desired direction. The signal
success of Medicine Hat In getting
strong corporations to locate in that
natural gas centre is encouraging to
other cities. 1t is believed that II once
more Industries are established In the
west the division on the tariff issue
between east and west will tend to be
healed.
Apart from the great coal deposits
Of Alberta and the prospects for oil
and chemical minerals In that province.
II is interesting to note that the mineral
area OF northeastern Saskatchewan IL at
present the object OF energetic pros
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
Fidelity Beneht Programme.

The committee of arrangements in
cludes George NJ. Conan. William Collier
and Holbrook Blinn, and besides a ski.
by the first two-probable on the strike
acts were announced by the following :
Minnie Madden Fiske, Julia Arthur,
David Warfield. Margaret Anglin, Louis
Mann, Fay Banter, Frances Starr,
Janet Beecher. Olive Windham, Mar
jorle Wood, Bessie Mccoy Davis, George
MacFarlane, Ralph Herr. Justine John
stonef Blanche Bates. Nora Bayes, ins
Claire. Patricia Collinge. Florence Nash,
Mary Nash, Emily Ann Wellman. AIau.
rice Mary Ryan. Vail Valli, Lowell
Sherman. Allan Dlnehart, w. H. Gil
more, John Halliday, Birmingham Pinto,
Leonor Uric, Otis Skinner. Jose Rubin,
Ann Pennington, Gladys Hanson. nol-
brook Blinn, Arthur Ashley, Thomas e.
Shea. Lester Lonorgan. Amelia Bingham,
Ruth Chatterton, Grace George, Alex
ander Carr, Edna Wallace Hopper Car
lotta Monterey, Josephine Drake, De
Lyle Aida, Grace Fisher Eugene Covles,
Burr Mcintosh and L.oael Prahau.
The opening OF Grace George In she
Would and She Did" in the Vanderbilt
Theatre has been postponed until Thurs
day night instead OF tonight, as orig
inally announced. The Greenwich VII
lage Follies" will be transferred from
the Greenwich Village Theatre to the
Nora Bayes tomorrow evening. The
first performance of Mrs. Chauncey OF
colts Irish play, "Lusmore" will be
given IN Henry Miller's Theatre to-mor-
row evening. "Nlghtie Night" under
tho direction OF Adolph Klauber, will
have its second premiere In the Princess
Thextre at the same time
Evening star., 1919-12-04

For the Dainty Buds All SweetIy
dressed Biackistone's bouquets are tn e
observation-disclosures
Evening star., 1919-12-04

Time to Think Of Flowers
for Xmas. Shaffer, 900 18th GM.s2416(.-
Advertisement. =. -
Evening star., 1919-12-04

DIR. Henry Allen Tupper will lecture
on "a Picture in Seven Colors' to-
night at s o'clock at the First Baptist
Church, 18th and o streets. a supper
and conference will precede DR.. Tup-
pers address.
Evening star., 1919-12-04
TONIGHT.

/ Harry :. Spengler Post. No. i
! American Legion, meeting at S O'Clock
at the Di strict Armory. AZ J. street
L. S. g. Jacob Jones Post No.
american Legion, meeting at s. O'Clock
at the clubhouse, 1919 X street.
! Parent Teachers Association of thc
Peabody School meeting at s o'clock
! Order rf Washington smoker and
business meeting ut $3.50 o'clock ~
the Lafayette Hotel, 18th and
streets.
! Washington State and Alaska So
ciety meeting at the Thomson School
18th and l. streets.
Cathedral Heights Citizens Asso-
citation meeting and election of Off
GERS at o'clock at st. -Mban's Parish
Hall
Anthony League meeting at S:1s
o'clock at 2G0S Columbia road
| Ball and social for benefit OF the
burlesque stage entertainers at the
Masonic Temple. 9Th and f streets.
Evening star., 1919-12-04

The Lincoln Park Citixens' AssOeia-
ton meeting scheduled for tomorrow
night 1T the Ingram Church has been
postponed one week in order to per-
nit the continuance of the member
ship drive.
Evening star., 1919-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
REGENT
NEW STANTON
JUNE ELVIDGE and
EARLE METCALF. in
"A WOMAN OF LIES.

9th & G N.E.-6:15, 500. $3.50 pm.
H. j.. WARNER, in his Latest and Best
Production FOR 4 W0MAN'S HONOR.
ALSO-Iatest Pathe News and Comedy.
THE MIRACLE MAN" Is COMING SAT
- URDAY
Evening star., 1919-12-04

GUIDES Flowers
are invariably the choice of those who
want the best. 1914 F.-AdYertisement
Evening star., 1919-12-04
New York Stores Without Sugar.

NEW YORK, December All the
department stores and most of the re-
tail chain stores throughout. the city
are without sugar for tine first time
since the shortage became acute, Ar
thur Williams, federal food administra-
tor, reports. 4 Cuban shipment of 5000
tons. due here about tie middle of the
month, is expected to relieve the short
age
Evening star., 1919-12-04

Polish students OF various univer-
stiles in the District of Columbia and
those who are in the government en-
ploy are requested to attend a stI-
dents meeting Sunday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock at the Cat athoiic Comnu-
nifty House. 9th and l. streets. Prom
ineRt speakers will be present.
Evening star., 1919-12-04
Will Allot Foe Rolling Stock.

!. PARIS, December s. (Havas). The
supreme council today decided, in. prif-
ciple. to appoint a commission for the
allotment OF rolling stock between the
different states formed from all parts .oi
the Austro roHungarian empire
Evening star., 1919-12-04
DANCING.

GLovER's. 6I3 22nd-PRI LESSONS ANY
time. 75c. Glasses Tues. and Fri. eveniuRSA
Ballroom for rent. IS. W. lI29 Est. tQ0E
REFINED PRIVATE STUDIO = BALLROOM
dancing easily, gracefully taught. Highest art
in esthetic dancing. Chalif methods. Col. .23SI-w.
Evening star., 1919-12-04
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.

Trinity Community House, Sd and {
streets.
Evening star., 1919-12-04

All b0Okloyers who are Interested I'm
the Louis Hamilton Bayly fund for
the support of destitute child are
requested to meet with Miss Alice
1Iutchins Drake Monday night at 8
o'clock at the Y. W. C.. A .headquar-
ters.
Evening star., 1919-12-04

Y. W. c. A. B0oklOvers will meet
tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock at 1883 +
street. Poetic Echoes of the War"
win be the subject of the meeting.
Evening star., 1919-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
Special Film Features

NEW NAVY sth st. & Pa. Ave. s.E.
W AsH' HOUSE PETERS, in
YOU NEVER KNOW IOUI: LUCK.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
UN ACTo HUMANITARIo

Tn matrimonio pobre que resi-
de Ell la ealle del General Contre
ras" numero 115, de esta ciudad,
tiene un nihito de ailo v medic
que venia padeciendo de CASTRO
|enteritis. lei DR.. Lopez de la Ro-
|Sa 10 supo y sc hizo cargo de la
'asistencia del llino, curandolo,
Hoy 1e aplica inyecciones de sue
Iro de la carne de res y lie da sus
|dosis de brandy, por estar el III
iio atacado de raquitismo. Los me
|dicamentos y asistencia los yiene
|cOsteando ell referido Dr., pero
para la completa cura del niiio e
necesita sangre pura y sollcita
por nuestro conductO, pagandO lC
que sea, un hombre sano y fuerte
que este dispuesto a dejarse eX,
traer alguna cantidad, para inyeC
tarla al enfermito y consega;r asi
su curacion. I No habra ningun
hombre fuerte que Sc presto u ha
Ger este sacrificio Ell bien de una
criatuTita enferma?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
tUN JAMON QUE TRAE OTRO
JAMON

Esta mafiana los detectives
Ferrer Rovira Y Sierra, arresta-
ron al pe6n de la casa Armour &
Co., Placido Colon Fonseca.
Placido con deseos de hincar
los dientes en- I'm sabroso jam6n
segur Sc nos dice-se apode-
ro de uno de los que vende la ca
sa en- donde estaba empleado y
10 traspuso. Esta maiana Ell
|aprehensivo Placido fue lIevado
con Ell cuerpo del delito a presen-
cia del Juez Municipal quien, des
pues de DIR los cargos contra Pla
|cido le impuso una fianza de cien
dollars, seiiaIando el proximo l8'
para la vista del case.
Es sencilIamente un iam6n
que ha traido otro jam6n a Pla-
cido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
JARANA-B -BAILE

Z I = Il Is
ll sabado por la noche Sc lley6
a efecto, en- la casa ndmero l9 de
la calle de San Francisco, de esta
ciudad, Residential de Ia faniliaa
Lebron, una animada jarana-baile
que los joyenes artesanos' Carmeio
Roman i Manuel Quiara organi--
aaron Ell obsequio de la seiorita
coameia Marina Torres, que pasa
unos dfas en- la casa del tloctor
Brown. Ell festival result6 muy
animado, repartiendose obsequios
con profusion y bailandose hasta
las 5 a. IN. La orquesta ajustada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
FRANCISCO FONT

Hoy embarc6 para santo Do
mingo, Ell asuntos de negoeios
nuestro amigo, el ioven Francisco
Font Manzano, seeretario que fu{
por, largo tempo de la F-dei'a
cion de Dependencies, Sus ami
gos fueron a despedirle al nue.
lie. Nos suplico 10 despidiera
mos, por conducto de Ell IMPAH
ICIAL, de sus numerosas 'amista
des, Deseamos buen -viaie a
amigo y que tenga exito en- sus
|negocios en- la repnblica heriaana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
El ViajeN de los Congresistas, (
Disparos de Canon.


Esta noche, tercera represen-
taci6n de la caricatura animada
en- dos actos y cuatro cuadros,
letra' de Perez Losada y Diaz Ca
neja y musica del notabilisimo
compositox Rafael Balseiro Da-
villa.
La e kpresa ha establecido una
rebaja precios en- palcos y bu-
|tacas.
Los Muchachos cantaran nue.,
vos couN Nets de gran actualidad
Sc nota, desde esta manana
una gran demanda de localida.
|des.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
CINE Puerto RICO.

Este acreditado cine Gle Santur-
ce lleyara esta noche la pantalla
la grandiosa pelfcula la Casa de
Vidrio,r interpretada por la CO.
nocidisima artista Clara Kimball
Young, quien obtuvo premio dlti-
mamente en- los Estados Unidos
en- un certamen de artistas bellas.
IMamana exhibira este cine Gel
Honrado Tulliver,' un monument
to del lienzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
ENFERMO

Lo esta, nuestro amigo y CO.
laborador Jose Vidal Cardona,
de resultas de no haber podido
curarse totalmente, un tabardi-
llo que cogio en- la carretera de
Arecibo a Lares, donde fue a Gu
bicar piedra. Esta es la causa
de no haber podido salir para la
de Bayam6n, donde esta destina-
do.
LIE receta, ell ioven y distin-
guido doctor Edfemio Bocane-
gra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
DESCANSE EN- PAZ


Aver tarde, la hora alluncia-
da, partiendo de la casa mortuo-
ria, Sc nev6 cabo ell acto del Sc
,pelio del Sr. don Manuel RpnitO
de Peha que muri6 a una edad
muy avanzada y que desde hace
algdn tempo yenla va aquejado
de la dolencia que lie ha llevado
la tumba.
al acto asistieron los deudos y
amigos del tinado.
Damos el pesame a los fanilia
res del caballero fallecido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
Ell INFoRME DEL SIR. GRAU

Hasta nuestra mesa de redac-
cion Hega ell informe anual del
alcalde de Guayama, seiior don
Jorge Grau, correspondence al
alo fiscal 191S-19. En- dicho in
forme dice el seiior Grau ''que en-
realidad la labor del mencionado
afio, correspondio .integra al
Hon. Genaro Cauti6o Insda,
quien sirvio la alcaldfa de aquella
ciudad hasta el 30 de JUNO, pa
sado, en- que tambien termin0 ell
aiIo administrative a que Sc re-
tiere la misma."
ST alguna municipalidad ha
pr0gresado en- la isla en- estos
Gltimos amos, ha sido la de Qua
yama. Los hombres que han ve-
nido al frente de los intereses de
la comunidad han realizado una
labor eficiente y mny proba, ha-
biendo alcanzado aplausos del
Gobierno Y del pueblo.
Ell IMPARCIAL asf 10 recono-
ce Y tiene para el senior Grau y
demas caballeros de la admins
TRACTION, frases de verdadera fell
citaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
oRDENANZA APROBADA

Ell Gobernador ha aprcbado
una ordenanza adoptada por el
Concejo Municipal de Areeibo
pos la que Sc dispone la veuta di-
recta a Juan Molina, de una ia
ia de terreno propiedad de ese
Municipio, radicada ell la pro.
longaci6n de la Gale sMariano
yidap', y contigua la proRiedad
de dicho seiior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
vARIAs NoTlC1AS !


Ahora, seg1n parece, hay un
candidate de "conciliacion" en- el.
asunto de nombramiento de
Attorney General. Nj el senior
Mestre nj el seiior Sire, y en-
Washington Sc inclinan a un ma
two para cubrir la vacante de
manera que hay que buscar aqui
el que sustituya al Sr. Kern. 40
Comites de la isla han "endosa-
do" la candidatura del seiior Mes
tire y en- Washington, segun IN
formes, solo hay dos nombres en-
lei Comite de Asuntos Insulares,
|especie de Ministro de Ultramar
que resuelve nuestros asuntos:
Sifre y Mestre. Ell candidate
que "ahora" Sc indica desempelia
un cargo judicial, es unionista y
parece que en- la Mansion Ejecu-
tiva no lie harlan gran oposici6n.
-Lo de Fiume Sc enreda
y parece que habra otra guerra
en- que italianos y croatas Sc dis
puten un pedazo de terra, que
seguramente no vale la sangre
que cueste.
Hay un frente aleman en-
Riga y 100000 soldados teuto-
mes marchan sobre la frontera
de Polonia. iPero ell Tratado de
Paz no limitaba a 100000 hon.
bres las fuerzas alemanas de to-
das armas, incluso la politicia,
como maximum de la tropa de
que podia disponer de ahora en-
adelante?
Y Krupp sigue hacienda cailo-
mes, segun la nota enviada al Co
mite de los Aliados.
Dos llenos y nutridos aplau-
SOS tuvo la obra del -compaiiero
senior Losada y del compositor
Balseiro. Y aqui, que hemos te-
nido media concurrencia Y no.
Iches de casi vacios en- grandes
Companias, 10 ocurrido con ese
estreno muestra la simpatias del
gran p1blico a los autores y CO
mo en- la 'reprisse", volvio a ser
aplaudida. iAdelante!
| La ley del Salario minimo
esta siendo OCCASION de graves in
convenientes y en- algunos sitios
ha perjudicado a la misma cla-
Sc obrera. Cuando Sc discuti6
esa Ley en- la Camara, ell Lcdo.
lC0ll-CuchI hlZO dlVerSaS oDSerVa-
Clones para que Sc "ataran todos
los cabos" y ahora en- la aplica-
Icion Sc tocan las difcultades.
Claro es que habiendo buena fe
de ambas parties, pueden obviar-
Sc dificultades y obtener toda la
justa ventaja possible para que
la buena tendencia de la Ley
cumpla su proposito. Lo de in
dustrias agricolas Sc esta pres
tando a interpretaciones que de-
bieron especificarse claramente
en- la Ley.
Reporter de Turno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
Ell DIR. GARCIA MORENO

Presentado por nuestro compa
nero Augustine Pietri, conocimos
aver al DR.. Luis Garcia Moreno
|del Hospital Vargas, de Caracas
quien lego ultimamente de We.
nezuela en- viaje de recrec POI
Puerto Rico, Cuba y Estados Uni
dos, regresando mas tarde a su
!pais. Saludamos al doctor, de-
|seandole buena estancia en- Sar
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
Ell INFORME DE
LOS SISMOLOGOS

Traducido g impreso va el in
forme rendido pbr la Comisi6n
encafgada de la investigaci(n So
bre los terrremotds, Sc hace sabes
9 aq HAS persona ! que tengan II
teres en- leerlo que pueden oDfener
un ejemplar del mismo dirigien-
dose a Ia ofcina del Secretario
Eiecutivo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
INFORNIACION GENERAL
sSpECTACULoS PARA HOY
Tires Banderas. Martes 16 de


tires Banderas. Martes 16 de
septiembre 1919. En- las dos
tandas. Tres estrenos. Ana
les de la guerra No. 74', de ac-
thalidad. "El Chivo del Chico,
en- caricatura, comica. Los epi-
sodios IL y IL de los Is que tie
ne la notable serie 'tEl Jinete En-
nlascarado."
ILuna.-Martes 16. Matinee y
1loche. Estreno del precioso dra
ma titulado, "El Mozo de La
branza'; en- 5 actos, por Charles
Ray, y lie acompaila ell Is episo-
dio de Gel Misterio del Silencio. :"
q Maiiana, Gel Hombre Infortu-
aado.'
Habana.-Selecta function pa
ra hoy martes 16 de septiembre.
Programa Fox. Drama sensa-
cional de persecution y mucho
puflo, Gel Bravo Mozo", por Geor
Ige Warsh.
TeatrO MuniciHal.-Esta no
che Sc pondra en- escena, por ter
cera vez, y con rebaja de precios
en- las lunetas y palcos, la obra
'Tl Viaje de los Congresistas Q
Disparos de Canon, que tanto
exito ha tenido en- las dos repre-
sentaciones anteriores. Los Sc
lores Saavedra y Arrieta canta-
ran nuevos cuples de rigurosa &C
tualidad. Desde luego que hay
que augurar que esta noche ha-
bra otro lleno en- ell Municipal
para premiar asi la excelente Ia
Dor de los senores Perez Losada
Balseiro y Diaz Caneja.
RialtO.-Esta noche sensacio.
nal estreno. Yea los programas
Puerto Rico.-Final de "E
Pacto de Tres" y LA Casa dc
ECristal."
q Victory Garden.-"M -"Maciste"
monumental drama en- 6 actos y
luna revista de actualidad cor
Em1sica seleccionada por ell Quin.
Eteto MADEIRA.
I NOrma.-Estreno del drama
EsEl Secreto de Sara" y ell segun.
Eao episodio f'El Terror de la Sic
ira"
Imperial.-Episodios IL y Il
e "El Guante Rojo" y una CO
mica.
TeatrO Beliograph, (Catano)
lTEl Guante Rojo.''
Real.-"Las Sombras Oscar
lates" y Eddie Polo condenadc
q cadena perpetua."
Monte Carlo.-El episodio
de Gel Misterio del Silencio" ,
ITemor Tirano."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
VlENCUENTRo PERSONAL

WENCUENTRO PERSONAL
En- ell barrio 'Pozas" de Ciales,
Modesto Y Victor Vega, tuv!eron
lln encuentro personal, infi1endo
el primero al segundo, con un ma
cllete, una herida grave en- la
pierna derecha. Ell agresct fu6
arrestado y ell machete .ocupadole,
siendo puesto a disposition de la
qorte Municipal por el delito de
acometimiento V aggression.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
Reporter de Turno.
Ell CERCO PROHIBICIONISTA

En- la Corte Municipal de Ca
'yey Sc ha presentado denuncia
contra Carmelo Rodriguez por
haber vendido media botella de
licor a Maximino Rodriguez en-
un dollar cincuenta centavos.
A Carmelo Sc lie sefial6 una fan
"a de dos cientos dollars la que
presto en- ell momento. La Wis
ia del juicio sera en- la Corte Mu-
nicipal de Cayey y Sc ha designa-
do ell 18 del corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
SIEMPRE LOS AUTOS

En- la carretera central, entire
Caguas y Rio Piedras, ell autom6.
vi No. P-1, de Luciano Gonzalez
y guiado por el mismo, con licen-
Ola de conductor No. 1872, AFRO
10 Francisco Santiago, de SO
AMOS de edad, natural de Barros,
yicon residencia Ell Aibonito, pro.
dhciendole contusiones ell la ca
AZ y otras parties del cuerpo. La
lselicia practice una Investigation
Del case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-16
POR AGGRESSION

Aver tarde Ell ell barrio 'Por-
tugues", de Puerta de TERRA, An
tonic Cabello agredi6 con un la
drillo, produciendole una herida
ell ell p6mulo dereeho, a Maria
Vargas, la que fue asistida en- la
Sala de Socorros. Eel origcn de
la aggression fueron disgustos de
familia.