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eign soil.
That 100000 births occurred in 1918.
an increase of $1,000 over the previous
year.
That the natural national increase
in population is estimated at 100000
compared with 100000 In 1917.
That the general infant mortality
rate, founded upon reports received
from cities comprising 20 per cent
of the population jumped from S7.5
per thousand births to 104.1.
Although estimates show that the
death rate for the country increased
seven points, the New York milk COM
mittee believes this figure to be re-
markably low when all the elements
conspiring against him-war unrest,
high cost of food and the influenza
epidemic-are carefully weighed. The
figures for 1913 reflect increased ac-
tivity on behalf of the newborn and
shows that the campaign of the fed
erai government to conserve the lives
of 100000 infants during Americans
second year of participation in the
war was not without it's reward This
movement combined with prenatal care
work carried on with increased zeal
by sundry organizations, particularly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
ACTORS have
MEMORIAL DAY
ALL THEATRES

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has joined
he ranks of the host of business men
public spirited citizens and leaders III
communities, cities, villages and towns
throughout the country who have
combined to write the nations APP
prevail and recognition of the won -
,ul war record established by the
stage through the holding OF tesu-
nonial performances in all the 'hsii-
.ers of the country on Decenoer !.
1919 Mr.. Rockefeller in his letter ar
acceptance points out that his action
was inspired by the ready response
given by the members of the stag 20
The call which he sent out = hen
chairman Of the United War Work
Campaign.
Wall street started the movement
md nodded the sentiment in M"
York City in behalf of the campaigl
hat has now become nation wide in
scope. Mr.. Rockefeller points Que in
MS letter that his attitude is a radical
departure from a time honorsd policy
never to engage in any similar ven
.ure. This expression OF sympathy
i typical Of the sentiment voiced by
men from every field of activity in
Guiding bankers, educators, social
workers, the bar and the bench.
Mr.. Rockefeiler's letter reads as fol-
lows;
My dear Mr.. F'rohman:
1T gives me great pleasure to ac-
sept your Invitation to serve on AZ
advisory committee in connection witli
he effort which the actors fund az
America is proposing to make at an
early date 10 secure substantial s I'M
Of money for the support of the al
nirable charity which it cond lets 1
understand the committee is to 80
composed OF chairmen who served o.:
the various war campaigns in New
York
For many years it has been con-
trary to our policy to go on boa-,ls
and committees. except where our n
crest was very considerable and re
we're prepared to render our full qrr.ta
Of service. In accepting your invita-
lion, you will see, therefore, that | an
making an exception TO an almost in
flexible rule. This, however, am
glad TO do, as an expression OF NY
profound appreciation. as a citizen, D.
he patriotic attitude maintained by
he theatrical profession throughout
Inc war, and of the very great serv-
ce which IL rendered to not one but
practically all of the important cam
paigns for funds which the war made
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necessary. Moreover, l feel myself
fortunate in having this oppo' '1''
of responding to- request iof CO.
operation coming as IL ooeS
yourself and your many AZ
the theatrical profession
nromotly acceded to the cali lot neip
which n.de upon you as chairman
of the Upited war Worh
i'm Greater New York.
MAY assure you that any service
7 can render your campaign incom- :
natib,e with the limited amount OF
ting at my disposal, / shall De only
too happy to render
Tbe attitude reflected by Mr.. Rookie
feiIer is typical of the frame OF mind
lof the muItitudes that are responding
to the call of the stage. Every indi-
vidual concerned feels that he or she
has very considerable interest IN
the outcome of the drive. The UNI
deriving current OF thought inspiring
the movement is based upon patriot
ism. spirit for service and justice. The
conviction obtains that every other
organization that in any way contrib
uted to the success of the war has
been fittfngiy received and honored
upon their return to this country with
the single exception of the stage. This
attitude has crystaliZed into the cry
service for service and it is the
hope of those In charge sthat this
spirit will be emulated in such man
ner that the name of the American
stage will be written upon the minds
and hearts of the people for all time.
The detectives of the campaign are
to pay a tribute to the actor who gave
of his time and talents to relieve the
minds of the doughboy back from the
fighting; TO those who persisted in the
conflict and now lie In FLANDERS fields;
to those who remained In this country
mobilization centers; to those who
entertaining at the various camps and
turned over their theaters to the va
rious drives during he war. and to
the actor and actress who promoted
the Liberty Loan, Salvation Army,
Boy Scouts, Red Cross. War Savings.
knights of Columbus, Jewish Welfare
Board and other drives
No money will be solicited Tickets
will be sold for performances that
have been arranged for on December
5, 1919. in every theater in the coun-
try, and the sum realized through the
sales will go to the actors memorial
fund to enable that institution TO con-
tinue distributing benefits TO the
members of the profession entirely de-
pendent upon it's generosity. The fund
for many years has been taking care
of the sick and disabled. and those
who through old age have outlived
their usefulness upon the boards. So
numerous and large have been the dis
pensations during the war that the
fund is now threatened with disSolu-
ton and as a final testimonial to the
players in recognition of their record
for service. it is planned to have the
people o fthe country through this We
hicle place the fund upon a firm fl
nancial foundation for all time.
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NOTICE is hereby given that ] will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
for in my name by any one excepting
myself (Signed) G. Z. Forsyth. 1858
HEMsTITCHING- class work and
quick service. s23 East Jackson St
Phone 1896. S9iy
DIR. HAMILy cN-THE sAw DENTIST.
Saw Teeth Properly Treated: also
Grinding Knives, Shears, etc. Hand
Saws, 25r. 223 v. Intendencis st. Cross
Cut saws gummed. 2Sos
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under ana
bv virtue of an execution issued out or
the Circuit Court, wherein b. c. Whit
field Trustee. Plaintiff. and Fred
LavaIett. was Defendant. / have levied
upon and will expose for sale at public
oI,tcrv 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash. on Monday. the 4th day OF
August A. d., 1919. during the legal
hours of sale before the County Court
House door in Pensacola. Escambia
County. Florida. the following described
reaf estate. to-wft:
EASTERN xixty 800 feet of Lots One ~
to Five (5) inclusive. in Block Seventy
four (74) of the West King Tract Be-
mont Numbering, as per Watsons Map.
published in 1906. situated. lying and be-
ing in Escambia County. Florida, City of
Pensacola.
Deed at cost of purchaser
j. G. VAN PEIT Sheriff
Escambia County, Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
LARK"

City Wharf. Pensacola.
Leaves Pensacola every
Sunday 9 a. m, for Camp
Walton. Arrives back $50
p. m. Fare $500 round trip.
Monday open for charter.
Leaves Tuesday Z {. m,
for Camp Walton and Santa
Rosa. Arrives back We'd
nesday 2 p. m.
Leaves Thursday I a. M,
for Camp Walton. Arrives
back Friday IL a. m.
Saturday open for charter.
FRANK H. HEfNING.
Telephone 7SS or 1865
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Escanbia Will Push Work
On Molino Bridge Project
Continued from Page one.)

tContInued rom Page One.D
for us to attempt this project with such
small capital as we have.
Il will further suggest that you do
no work on the bridge until you know
what our bids will be. If we get n hid
within our money we will advise you
and you can proceed. II not. It seems
TO me, it will be further waste OF your
county's money to start this bFidge
unless you see that you can complete
the job.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
SPEAKER BECOMES
INDIAN MANAGER
REPLACING FOIL

Cleveland, July l9.-Lee Foil, man
ager OF the Cleveland Americans for
the past three years resigned the man.
agership today President Dunn has
appointed Iris Speaker, outfieider,
manager for the rest of dhe season.
The resignation IL Is said is because
OF dissatisfaction of the public with
Fohrs management.
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impulse these men have now decided
to do something for those vino So
literally. helped them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20

In the larger cities shows conclusive
ly that the public's interest i'm the well
fare of the baby is growing steadily
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Board of Public Instruction Will
receiya bids for additions to the j. M.
Tate Agricultural School at Gonzalez,
Florida, up to p. m. Thursday. July
"a Plans and specifications may be had
bv making application at my office or
TO the office of the architect, w. ID.
Willis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS reward for a
job that doesn't have worry attached.
Don't worry azout your Ieaky roof.
Don't worry about your repair work.
Don't worry about your new house you
are going to build Just phone 222s and
call Smith. He will take care of all your
troubles. w. ii. Smith. 21S East Gads-
den g03s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
AUx1L1o MUTt]o

Entradas: Ramon Rodriguez
Garcia, Rio Piedras, Sinforoso
Cruz Rivera, Santurce; Avelino
Mendoza Dfaz, Cayey; Ignacio Gu
tierrez Arena, Ciales; Jose Mon
talvo Irizary, San Juan; Jose
Delgado Delgado, San Juan
Juan Llinas Pou, Guayama; Mi
guel d. Nolla Lacomba, San Juan,
Bruno Herrerfas Olazaba, San
Juan: Ramon Girau Solo, San
Juan V Manuel Carrera Jarrfn,
San Juan.
Salidas: Francisco Rodriguez.
Hato Rey; Victor NJ. Flores Arrie
ia, Rio Piedras ;Cresencio Romero
San Juan; Angel Colon Delgado.
San Juan; JESUS Hoyo Pine, Ca
yey V Manuel P. Angel Catalan
Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
LOS QUE LLEGAN

Relacion de los pasajeros que
con destino a San Juan de Puer-
to Rico, conduce ell vapor domi-
nicano "Santo Domingo.
Miguel Morales, Mercedes Ri
vera, Bonocio B. Llenza, Antonio
Anfbal Rodriguez, Juan P. Verg-
ne, Enrique Salgado, Providen-
cia Marrero, Candida Rosa Vaz-
quez, Josefa Guzman, Tomas Pc
rez, Luis Torres Munoz, Pedro
Rodriguez, Manuel Ma. Velaz-
quez, Ignacio Peia Arrieta, Gui-
llermo A. Caricarta, J. w. Taten
y Wilhelmina Ellis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
DISTINGUIDA VALERA

Despues de pasar una tempo
rada de unos meses en- compaIlia
de sus hijos Antonio y Pepe, ha
embarcado EN- el Legaspi, la dis
tinguida sehora dola Conception
Ruiz, viuda de Reyes, que vuelve
a ,su residencia de Malaga.
En- ell tempo que ha permaneci-
do aquf la distinguida dana anda
luza, Sc ha captado generates sim
patias entire nuestra buena socieI
dad que siente ahora la partida
de tan valioso elemento.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para la
Sra. Ruiz de Reyes un saludo cor
dialfsimo, deseandole un yiaje fe-
liz y gratas impresiones en- la di-
vina terra de Malaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
NINO .ARROLLADO

En Ia carretera parada 21, el
'autom6vil No. p. ZIG, de Vicente
Qunilonez, de Ceiba, que liza con
tdireccion a Rio Piedras, guiado
por ell chauffeur Carmelo Rodri-
guez natural de Carolina v resi-
dente ell Caguas, arrollo al niiio
Juan Rold6n, de 10 amos, y yecino
de Santurce, resultando con una
confusion en- el pie derecho, siendo
asistido en- la Sala de Socorros,
pasando luego a su residencia.
De la Investigation practicada
por el guardia Nicolas Montalvo,
No. 2S1, y el testigo Andres Ra-
mirez, rcsult6 que el auto ibc po
ca veIocidad y el niiio corriendo
trato de cruzar Ia carretera, en- mo
mentos que el autOS pasaba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
TosCA.

Con esta obra volvera a presen-
tarse ante nuestro pGblico Ell iue-
yes proximo, la gran compaflia de
opera Bracale. "Tosca" sera la
primera de las tres ultimas fun
clones que anuncia para esta Sc
mana la notable troupe.
Las localidades para estos tres
espectaculos estaran a la venta
desde mafiana martes, siendo en-
tendido que toda persona que com
Dpre palco, luneta 0 balloon para
dos funciones, la empresa lie rega-
lara ell ticket para la otra.
Los precios de las localidades
seran los mismos que han regido
para las funciones populares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
HOMBRE LESIONADO

A consecuencia de haber>c vol
cado ell autom6vil ell que viajaba
en- la sala secorros deeicmfwyp
result6 lesionado, Gumersindo Mer
cado, siendo asistido en- la sala de
socorros de Santurce. Ell acci-
dente ocurrio ell Martin Pe'Ia, al
chOcar el caro- con la casillla de
pe6n caminero de la parada %.
Guiaba ell caro- el chauffeur Juan
Onel y la policia informa que iba
a gran velocidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
Ell CRIMEN DE GALES

Nos informan de. Ciales que ell
la madrugada del sabado, el jo-
ven Angel Marrero di0 muerte,
disparandole dos tiros de revolver,
al Sr. Francisco Nieves. El suceso
ocurri0 en- ell hotel de dicho pue-
bio, ignorandose los motives que
tuvo Marrero para matar a Nieves
Marrero fuG arrestado y el Fiscal
entiende en- el asunto. P0r sci
persona de buena reputation eau
SO gran sensation ell GALES, este
suceSO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
NO SERA HASTA

SEPTIEM BRE
En- el mes de Septiembre pro-
ximo rcnunciara el puesto que hoy
ocupa Ell las oficinas del Ssnado,
nuestro amigo ell joyen German
Rieckehoff. Va 4 trabaiar con
su hermano politico, el sehor Jo-
Sc Benitez, Ell la hacienda lie este
en- Vieques. Rieckhoff sera pre-
por sus correligienarios
de la vecina islita, candidate Re-
presentante a la Camara, en- las
proximas elecciones. Ell puesto
que eideja en- el Senadoio ce'lpara
nuestro amigo q senior Rafael AL
dea Deseamoa al amigo German
Sxitos en- su nueyo trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
ACTIVA PROPAGANDA FEM
NISTA EN- ARGENTINA
Las "Futurds Sutrdgistas en- Sud
Am6rica".- Un manifesto
.Junio 1919.

Junio 1919.
La prensa argentina publica eX-
tensas informaciones acerca del
movimiento feminista. Las ''fu-
turas primeras sufragistas de Sud
America. como enfaticamente liza
man algunos diarios bonaerenses
a las cabecillas o leaders del mo-
vimientO han resueltO iniciar una
activa propaganda, adoptando al
efecto ell cinemat0grafo.
Consistira ella Ell la exhibition
de pelfculas Y vistas fijas referen-
tes al trabajo de la mujer; distin-
tos aspectos de talleres y fabri-
cas-, Y de todo asunto que tenga
atingencia con la causa feminis-
ia, por cuyo 6xito trabaja la ms
titucion de los derechos de la mu-
jer, con tesOnero e inteligente en-
pehO, bajo la direction de SUI Pre-
sidenta, la doctora Alicia Mo
reau.
"Breves explicaciones al alcan-
ce de todas las inteligencias, agre
ga un diario, aclararan ell asunto
en cada case, constituyendo esta
iniciatiya, la vez que un original
sistema de propaganda, yerdade-
ras conferencias culturales, don
de la ensenanza penetra por los
sentidOs. Beneficiara, no du-
darlo, la clase trabajadora, para
quien estan especialmente dedi-
cadas. Ilustrar la masa, he ah1
una base del perfeccionamiento
social que la institution persigue.
Continua la Union Feminista
Nacional, en- SUI tarea de reunir
firmas para solicitar del Congreso
Nacional la sanction del proyecto
de emancipation civil de la mujer.
Ha organizado, ademas una Sc
rie de conferencias a cargo de
conocidos ,intelectuales; el doc
tor Rodolfo Senet, dara la prime
ra en- ell local de la Sociedad Glen
tifica, en- la presente semana."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
NISo ARROLLADo

I11 dfa "a de los corientes a las
3 r.. NJ. EN- la carretera que condu-
ce de Vega Baja Vega Alta, el
autom6vil no X II ttablilla de
prueba) de Juan Piza, guiado por
Juan Rivera Marrero con plaza
de yehiculos pesados de motor,
No. 9Oss, arroll6 al nino Tonas
Martinez de . amos de edad, de
cuyo accidente, segdn opinion fa.
cultatiya, ee necesario amputasle
dicho niil0 Ia pierna izQuierda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
La MUJER DEL SIGLO Xxx

Sumario del ndmero que ha de
circula'tcl 81 de Julio.
La mujer como entidad, por Cla
ia Aurora.
Biografia de la sehora Isabel
Andreu de Aguilar, (por la Re
dacci0n).
Triptico, sonetos, por Perez Lo,
sada.
Tranquilina, por amalia Agos-
TIM.
Como escribo mis- versos, por
Lola Rodriguez de Ti0.
Deuda pagada, por Maria Lui-
sa de Angels.
Mi sueiio, por Llama.
Leyenda Oriental, por La Hija
del Caribe.
De aquf y de ALA, por la redac-
ci0n.
Ell Peri6dico, como puede verse
por el sumario, viene sumanente
interesante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
Ell CARNAYAL

La popular Revista ha traslada-
do sus ofcinas a la casa nlmero
Is de la calle Salvador Brau.
Ell sefior Wischer, Administra-
dor del ameno colega nos dice al
mismo tempo que nos avisa di-
cho traslado que, mientras cue no
reciba la empresa las maqpinas y
la prensa que tiene pedidas a los
Estados Unidos seguira impri-
mi4ndose Ell CARNIVAL en- el
antique taller.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
LOS QUE LLEGAN. .

Relaci0n de pasajeros que ira
jo Ell vapor Espafiol ''Legazpi''
procedentes de Curazao y La
Guayra:
Carolina de Pool, Maria o.
Aranio, Maria L. Coffie, Emilio
G. Molinary, Trina AIzuru, Eduar
do Perez, Esteban Ramirez, Ma
ria B. Frias, Teresa Frias, Balan-
co Frias, Alexandra Frias, Isabel
Frias, Charles A. Wnth, Gines Sa-
len, j. Marsano Roffetti y CUTLER
mo F. Montbru.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
LOS LUNES DEL ATENEO


Nuelven los Lunes del Ateneo
V volveran los j0venes levantar
sus pabellones triunfantes, como
en- los lunes que pasarOn.
Todo en- nuestro pals Sc va, PEE
TO vuelve. iQuiera Dios que los
Lunes del Ateneo no Sc vayan
mas Y sc queden para siempre, CO.
mo una demonstration de que en-
Puerto Rico Sc aman a1n esas
cosas que va vamos olvidando a
medida que nos acercamos mas y
mas al cheque, horrible duende,
pavoroso fantasma.
Los Lunes que sc fuerOn, ahora
vuelven. Va nos iremos a sola-
zar con las deliciosas prOducciO-
nes literarias de los viejos y los
j0venes, como en- otros tiempOs. Eel
Ateneo de San Juan es un jardin
que no muere nunca Y en- el canta
la fuente de la amistad, ell amor
v la concofdia, su mas dulce can
ci6n de aqua y frescura para la
familia literaria, tan pura de al
ma y de mente...
Vuelven los literatos la vie
ia Y sagrada mansion a buscar en-
el rescoldo tibio y amOroso de ese
recinto, refugio de nuestros abue-
los lfricos, la felicidad que no en-
contramos aqu1 en- ninguna parte
los que anhelamos vivir un instan
te de vida mental Y espiritual en-
el palmo esplendente de las visio-
nes verdaderas.
Los lunes yuelyen V vuelven pro
metedores, como todO 10 nues-
tro.,.. Ellos yienen cumplir
una mission alta: la de unir a to-
dos los hombres de buena volun-
tad en- la hermandad calida Y pu-
ra del Pensamiento sin envidiar
glorias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
AL JEFE DE LIMPIEZA

Nos informa un vecino de Ia Ma
rina, que EN- ell campamento lie la
limpieza municipal, dejan todas
las noches para tirarla al dfa 81
guiente, un carro de basura de
la que Sc recoje diariamente. Y
preguntamOs al jefe municipal
Z Por que no Sc arroja Immediate,
mente esa basura, ell vez de- de.
iarla hasta ell dia siguientc, con
periuicio de la salud de los que re
siden cerca del campamento?
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Doble trabajo, en- la
mitad de tempo.

listed mismo Sc quedara asOm-
brado. AL dfa siguiente de haber
sustituido los muebles de su of
Gina por muebles de la WABASH
CABINET Co., habra trabajado
doble en- la mitad de tempo y
sin haber heciio mas esfucrzo,
Los lmucbIes WABASH estan
de yenta en- casa de 'sCantero,
Fernandez Co, Inc" Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
PUEDEN NIAJAR

El Gobernador ha expedido los
siguientes pasaportes:
Para Santo Domingo: la Sc
ilorita Enriquete RocafOrt, lie Are
cibo; senora Amanda Rocafort,
de Arecibo; y Leopoldo Herman
dez, de Rio Piedras.
Para Cuba: al sehor Jorge V.
Davila, de Bayam6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
ROBo EN- Ell CONDADO.

Aver por la mailana fue escala-
da la casa de Mr.. Hallen en- ell
Boulevard de las Nereidas, Ell el
Condado, Ievandose los cacos un
iuego de cucharas de plata, uno
de cuchillos Y tenedores, dos ira
jes de banjo, varios de drill blanco,
unO de seilora, gabanes, chalecos
y pantalOnes. Para penetrar los
ladrones EN- la casa, descerrajaron
la cerradura de una de las puertas
de atras, aprovechando la OCCASION
de que la casa estaba sola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
EsPEcTAcuLos PARA HOY

Cine Tres Banderas.-Estreno
en- 5 parties, della super cinta dra
matica desempef1ada por Bert
Lyttle titulada "El Professor de
Gastos." Estreno del z episode
de los Is que tiene la notable Sc
rie marca Vitagraph, desempela
da por. los escelentes artistas
Hedda Nova Y ]. Frank Glendon
titulada "Las Mallas de la Intri-
ga.
Cine Luna.-Lunes %. Matt
nee y noche. Estreno del gran
dioso drama cuyo titulo es, "Ce-
nizas del Amor, en- 6 actos, y
una comedia.
Maiiana, Gel Misterio del Si-
lencio."
Cine Real.-"La Tentacion del
Circo."
Teatro Beliograph, (CatanO).
-"El Pacto de Tres.
Cine Monte Carlo.-"Por Ven
ganza y por Mujer." :"
Cine Puerto RicO.-"El Pac-
to" y LAS Mallas de la Intriga. "
Cine Imperial.-"La Hija de
la Tempestad."
Cine Norma.-"El Pacto de
Tres" y LA Huerfanita."
Cine Habana.-"El Raptor de
su esposa" y LA Hija de la Tenn
pestad.
CircO Marx.-Para esta noche
Sc anuncia la Ultima function con
variado programa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
Sc ESPERABA QUE
SALIERAN HOY

La New York and Porto Rico
V Ia Red ID Line. nos infor1nan a
las dos de la tarde que estan pen
dientes de recibir un cable anun-
ciandoles la salida hoy del puerto
de New York de los vapores Bra
eos V Caracas. La Bull Insuldr
Line, espera que hoy tambien sal
ga de New York para Puerto Rico,
el yapor COynclid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
PoLICIA GoLPEADo

\ consecuencia de un choque
aver en- Santurce, entire un auto
movil guiado por don Jose Manuel
Perez Y una bicicleta del Gotierno
Militar, montada pOr ell 9olic1a
Victor NJ. Flores, result0 este con
un fuerte golpe en- ell pecho Y con-
tusiones ell ell brazo izq'tierdo,
siendo asistido en- la sala 'Ge So
coros. Ell chauffeur del auto fuG
denunciadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-28
ICOLABORADORES DE
"VIDA NUEVA''

Los siguientes escritores han es-
critic y seguiran escribiendo para
"Vida Nueva":
Seiiores Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos, Francisco del Vale Atiles,
Celestino Dominguez Gomez. Ma
riano Riera Palmer, Luis A, To-
rregrosa, Eugenio Astol, NJ. Me-
lendez Munoz, Jose L. Berries,
Francisco NJ. Zeno, +. Servony Ge
ly, J, Aponte Calder0n, Luis Dal-
ia, NJ. Martinez Rosell0, r. Velez
Alvarado, NJ. Negr6n Collazo, v.
Rodriguez Rivera, Fernando To-
rregrosa, B. Fernandez Garcia, r.
V. Perez Marchand, Abraham Pc
Tia, Arturo C0rdova Landr6n, Full
gencio Pihero, Jr., Pablo Morales
Cabrera, Jose Roms Rivera, f..
Gonzalo Diaz, Evaristo Ribera
Chevremont, Abelardo n. Diaz,
Tomas Carrion Maduro, Luis Or
tiz Lebr6n, DR.. Fern6s Isern.
Muchos etros escritores tam
bien coloboraran en- "Vida Nueva",
cuyo primer ndmero aparecera en-
la primera quincena de Agosto.