davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept California" Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love it's fruity
taste. Full directions on each bottle.
You must say California" ADV.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

The opal is more difficult to initiate
than the diamond.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

No man Is really truly in love if he
doesn't act foolish.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

An ant can carry several times ID
own weight with ease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06

At this preliminary, McGonagall
proved that Thompson, dismissed
from the police force only an hour
before the shooting. had attempted
to arrest Mrs. McGonagall as a
vagrant and In the quarrel which
followed the ex-patrolman was fa-
tally wounded.
According TO tho story reaching
Tulsa from Hammond, federal
agents In that city believe they
have uncovered one OF the biggest
rings of narcotic agents In the
United States. They declare the
men arrested are members Sf n
band which purchases enormous
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06

Ind. on a federal charge of con-
throughout the southwest United
sp'racy 10 wholesale narcotics
States. Ray McGonagall, known in
this city as the "Indlan Kid" Is held
with w. G. Smith, who claims this
as his home, for Investigation OF
their activities In the distribution
of dope" by tho federal grand
jury. McGonagall was recently ex-
onorated by Justice II. ]. Gray OF
Tulsa after his preliminary hear
Ing on the charge of the murder
of j. /. Thompson, city patrolman,
in the Gem apartments on South
Denver avenue at noon March 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
Reach Russian Agreement.

LONDON. juno 5.-The Lithuan-
ian delegation in Moscow. engaged
in peace negotiations with soviet
Russia, has informed the Lithuan-
ian delegation here that the soviet
government has agreed to concede
Wilma to the Lithuanians. recogniz-
ing that city to be the rightful cap
ital OF fdthuania
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06

quantities OF narcotics IN New York
and Chicago, disposing of their
dope to negroes In the southwest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
ARREST TULSANS
FOR "DOPE" SALE:
Indiana Federal Officers
Believe Men Head of
( Big Narcotic Ring.

Arrested yesterday in Hammond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
ne Are Pleased to Ann0 unce

of
will
the most
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
NE Hope to M0Ue
Some Time During the
Week Of June 20

Every being possible
for cvcrydc OF work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
NE WiSh to Express
Our appreciation

For the unprecedented response to our Removal Sale
which has Just ended. While 1t was, In most in
stances C. substantial sacrifice of profits to u.s.
feel fortunate to have reduced our stocks before
moving time--to have cleared out hundreds OF odd
pieces before market tme--and to have the facilities
to command the best values for replacement when
shall have gotten settled In our new home.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15
BUILDING, LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS
HAD FINE YEAR
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. Is. =
I Building and loan associations in Cal
ifornia at the close of the last fiscal
/ year had gross assets aggregatlng
! S41, ,S51 ,294, which was an increase of
! s., ,476,969 il u months, according to
! the annual report Of George S. Walk
e., state building and loan commits
sioncr.
During the year the number of act
i've associations was increased from
S6 to 50 but as the first annual re-
ports Of several had not been made
on June 30 the figures from only 81
were included in the report. These
.howed a 2776 increase in the num-
Der of borrowers, bringing the total
uD to 23,724. The volume of out
standing loans Was increased S9,3l2,-
lT6.
AS predicted in the report of last
yaar the new loans for building pur-
poses" said the commissioners re-
port, "show material increase in
number and percentage. At that time
the reported new loans foc bdilding
purposes were only 22.5o per cent Of
>.,s. loans made Upon zeal estate Sc
curity, while the 2591 reported as
made during the last year represent
32.59 per cent Of all real estate loans
made.
The 81 associations made loans at
varying rates from as low as 6 to as
high as II per cent, depending upon
locality, security and local conditions.
The mean average of all these rates
was 1888 per cent, decrease Of .037
per cent from the average of the
year before.
"The income from interest collec-
tion, tased on the average loans in
force, was 5000 per cent as against
3349 enc year ago, q decrease Of
G340 per cent.
The apparent gross income from
all sources indicates a decrease of
).355 pepr cent.
The reported expense Of operat-
lng, excluding taxes, amount to 1.242
per cent of the average loans in force,
or an increase of 0031 per cent"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15

Jackson's car had run out of gasoline
and he was in the rear of the ma
chine filling the tank just after sun
down when Doland drove into the au-
tcmobile, crushing the plaintiff badly,
sending to hospital for number Of
weeks. Only the most careful atten-
ton saved the mans life, it was said.
At the time brother was sum-
moned from the east to the bed Of
the injured man because of his criti-
cal condition.
The judgment received was a great
deal more than expected by the plain
tiff, said M. w. IConkling, attorney,
following the jurors verdict.
Attorney White of Los Angeles
represented the defendants.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15
JACKSON WINS
$4,000 VERDICT

After deliberation Of one hour
and thirty minutes the jury in the
case Of L. A. Jackson, local automo-
bile dealer, against Father Gregory
Ashe, rector of the Catholic churc.
If I'll Centre, and F. J. Doland, re-
turned a verdict in favor Of the plain
tiff, granting him $4,000 damages as
a result of an automobile accident
which occurred on November 8, 1919,
Judge Phil D. Swing presided.
According to evidence introduced,
Doland was driving Father Ashes
car at the time and the prelate was
not an occupant Of the machine.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15
5000 FOOT BORE
JUST COMPLETED
(By Associated Press)

QUINCY, Cal, Dec. 15.-Construc-
tion has been completed of tunnel
5000 feet long through a mountain to
connect Butte valley with the Caribou
plant of the Great Western Power
company here. Water will be sent
through the bore to serve two power
houses. At the point where the tun-
mel energies from the mountain it as
100 feet above the power house and
the descent, it is believed, will afford
enormous power. The construction Is
part of big hydro-electric project
being completed by the company.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15
NO WITHDRAWAL
NOTICE COMING
(Dy Associated Press)

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. IS. - The
Argentine government will not give
any notification of it's withdrawal
from the league Of nations, in accord
.nce with article one, because it does
not consider it has ever been a men,
Der, the foreign office informed the
Associated Press today.
Geneva dispatches had indicated
that notification Of the withdrawal Of
Argentina from the league was ex-
pacted as the next diplomatic step,
and it was considered she must re-
rnoin q member of the league for two
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15
XMAS TREE ALLEY
GRACES PASADENA
(Ry Associated Press)

VBY ASSOCIdttU FIeHHI
PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 15.-Santa
Rosa avenue here is lined with deodars
and, because of their peculiar symet-
ry and style, they have caused the
street to be known coloquially as
"Christmas Tree Alley" ..
This year christmas Tree Alley"
will live up to it's name. Plans have
been made by the city and residents
to- run electric wires through the
whole row of deodars, place numerous
colored lights and illuminate the
whole for the events of Christmas
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15

years after such notification is given
IN accordance with the terms Of the
pact.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-15
PACIFIC FLEET
1920 CHAMPIONS
(By United Press)

VALLEJO, Calf, Dec. Is. - In
complete figures seem to point to the
Pacific fleet at the 1920 champions of
the American navy.
Captain Robert Morris of this city
has just received the figures which
seem to show a remarkable victory
for the Pacific fleet over the Atlantic
fleet. The figures shown in the
short range target practice OF
the two fleets show score of 53,992
to 44,009.
The best records indicated were
made by the New York, 1885; the
Arkansas, 68,440, and the Wyoming,
1892. The Florida tails the list with
1895.
Commenting on the fine showing
made by the Pacific fltet gunners,
Captain Morris said:
81 think it's the climate. We have
more favorable days out here--days
when we can prepare and practice
when we are feeling fit. The final
scores can't possibly overcome our
lead. Nineteen-twenty will be an
other Pacific fleet wins
Dallas, Texas, has only one horse
drawn vehicle in its railroad station
transfer service. All the rest have
been replaced by the automobile. Th(
sol remaining hack is hauled by
pair of white horses driven by darl
man who has been hacking owe
Dallas streets for 30 years.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
sQuIEN Es Ell GRAN VERGE?

Ell conocido Professor en- Ciencias
.Ocultas de la Habana, OsyaIdO d. Yer.
-ce, conoce EspiritismO, Magnetismo
Telepatia, Grafologia, BOtanica, Qui-
romancia, Cartomancia. Y presenta
a I'd. una persona viva o muerta en-
un espejO. 5Quer6is triunfO en- el
amor, logro en- la fortuna, adquisici6n
de suerte, prosperar en- yuestras en-
presas, disfrutar de los progresses Glen
tfficos hechos en- el extraniero, abriros
un porvenir y una carrera briIlante, sa
Der algo de divorcio, encontrar traba-
10 que le Olviden, poser un taIisman,
un amuleto, un resguardo, papel mag
netizadO?
Escriba hoy pidiendO preciOs.
Enyie sellOs.
st. MatienzO Cintr6n.
Yauco. Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
Importante Conferencia
por el Lcdo. Huyke en-
la Central High

IA -sociedad Denehca FsnscEnldna
Escolar-'. cn en- jusio ae@ro de llryal
a feiiE te1snino IA serie de conferencia,
cue no ha mncho inici6. hinO circular
un seiecto programa. en- Il que agara
Ia don Juan n. Huyke como Il confe
rencista a csyo cargo esiaha 81 deSa
|rrollo del interesante tema, -Oportnni
dades para Ia juventnd-.
Aunque este ilusfre Orad0r habia 81
do Ofdo en- este plantel de ensefianzs
en- amos anterlOres, no fne causa esta
para que dejara de cOncurrir gran nj
nero de estudiantes muy pOcos
Imaestros, al Cine Real. en- ia tarde de-
iueves pr6ximo pasadO.
A las 3 80 r. NJ, di6 principle el az
TO, con Lac obertura Light Calvary
eJecutada magistralmente por la or
Questa Morell CampOs, de La Alta Es.
cuela, y que dirije tan plausible de.
sinteresadamente, el cOmpetente macs
tro don JESUS Figueroa.
La inspirada poesfa de Luis O'Neill
"Dios", la jocosa composition pOeti-
ca, mi HeImanito Emilio, fueron ad
mirablemente recitadas pOr las distin.
guidas sehOritas, Carmen Navarro '
Gumersinda Ortiz, ganandose nutridos
aplausos.
Tan pronto como apareci6 en- el es,
cenario la simpatica flgira del conoci-
do hombre pGblico don Juan B. Huy.
ke, una prolongada ovaci6n dejose DIR
EN- prueba de la gran Simpatfa que
siente la Alta Escuela Central, por es.
te ilustre defensor de la juventud.
En- aquellos momentos, don Juan
divide intencionalmente que era abo.
gado. leader polftico y legislator, para
presentarse ante aquel auditorio
compuesto en- su mayorfa de estudian.
tes, como el maestro hambriento de
arrojar la semilla del bien en- los fe-
races corazones de los que integraban
tan selecta cOncurrencia.
Sin tenor a equivocarnos, podemos
decir que diffcilmente Sc halla un HON
bre mas optimista que. Huyke, debi6n.
dose quiza a este mismO optimismo, ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
Personals coNoCIDAS QUE 81
.ESPERAN

El vapor 'Brazos" que sali6 Ell sa-
bado del puerto de New York trae
para Puerto Rico entire otros pasaje-
ros, los siguientes: Sra. de Ramon
Aboy Longpre, sonora Maria Cid. os-
car Martinez, P. A. Costa y sonora,
u. G. Mendez, Gustavo Villamil y
senora L. G. Mendez, G. Pera-
"a, I. Quintana, Srta. Julia Morales,
H. Morales, sonora Monserrate Fort,
Eduardo Fort, A'Almeida, T. P. Lip
pitt, Rosario G. de Arce, sonora Luz
ECerecedo, sonora ]. S. de Goenaga,
sonora Monserrate Usera, seioritas
Mayfa y Dolores Usera, senorita Ma
ria Santiago, Arinando s. Belaval,
Luis Toro, senorita E. Sanchez, seiio-
ra Maria Audrey, Enrique y Jack AL
drey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
Information DEL SUR
Continuation de la pag. 2.

Reciban nuestra condolencia sus es-
timables deudos don Candido Torrue.
LA Y don Eduardo Alvarez.
AEl popular conserje del Parque de
la Abolici0n de la Esclavitud, senior
Juan Mora Benjamin ha tenido opor-
tunidad de saber hasta d6nde llega la
estimation que lie tiene este pueblo, al
circular la noticia de que Sc habfa
muerto. pues SUI casa Sc na visto ma
tefiaImente asediada por innumerables
personas de todas las classes sociales,
que fheron a. afponei,sei'a las 0rdenes del
Issf,tJstl h 3,fysba affsI50f1@& Tti
Hoy ttIvimos tel placer de saludar
len Iesta ciudad al tconocido escultor
italiano Jose aAlbFizzio, resfdente ac-
tnalniente en- la capital, quien vino a
Ponce acompa1ando al Hon. Juan
B. Huyke, en- asuntos relacionados con
Ell pedestal sUbre que Sc levmtara la
estatua lque en- esta ciudad ha de eri-
girse al ilustre patricio Luis Mufioz Ri
vera.fr see eo5oa
sa., .stssfs 1H st5 s9s nt..o o n oo7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
REcREso nE EUROPA

I'm Il nlfino rapor llegado De los
Esiados rnidos han regrcsado a Ia IL.
Ia los diSfingnidos esIposos Dr. Nergne
y Cemcntina Texidor. que UealiEarOn
un largo e interesanie viaje por Europa
visitando muchas ciudades donde Ia
guerra dej6 su mas profnnda huella.
In seilora estuvo enferma de algin
cuidado en- Paris Y ESQ les ocasiOn6
alguna demOra. pero pudieron cumplir
su programa. III DIR. vergne sc dedi-
co durante algin tempo hacer estu-
dios especiales en- Paris con distingui-
dos medicos de aquella ciudad. Bien-
venid0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

de un debate, regido por ell ST
gulente; tema: 1Quien di6 mas
honra y fama a Francia, Victor
Hugo o Napoleon? Defendien-
do a Victor Hugo, iban las seffo-
ritas COnchita Rodriguez LA
vres y Carmen Piera Ortiz con ell
Sr. Severiano Rogers; las hues-
tes napOle6nicas las integraban
la Srta. Petra Moya v los Sres.
joaquin Lopez y Emilio S. Be
laval.
E jurado, compuesto del Sr.
Gomez Brioso, como Presidente,
la Sra. Siragusa Y ell Sr. Garcia.
di6 su veredicto a favor de Ma.
pole6n, quien gan6 un segundo
Austerliz en- Puerto Rico. ell
viernes pasado...
El senior Gomez Brioso, que es
sin duda altfsima representation
educativa puertorriquefia, dio a
con0cep su laudo, con unas bre-
YES palabras muy bien dichas, de
las cuales Sc desprendfa ese OBJ
timismo vigoroso que 10 caracte-
riza... La orquesta del senior,
G. Dfaz ameniz6 Ell acto, dahdo
mas brillo al programa.
Nuestra felicitaci6n q Ia Srta.
Mel6ndez, como alma mater de
La SOciedad 'sCerEantes'', v Ia
Sra. Gaetan Barbosa, baio cuya
direction le espera muchos dfas
de triunfo a la escuela s.Baldo-
rioty de Castro.
Reporter EScOIGr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

gran iEfnnfo coDquisiado por IA 5oyen.
perO norrcirnie ''Sociedad proiectora
de Ia 5uvcntud". perseeuidoEa de- alios
y nollles ideales.
III conferencista. tnrO palabras de
agradecimiento. para aquEalos se6oreS
que le han prestndo vaIiOsa coopeFa.
lcion. OfTeciendole recursos para man.
dar estndlar nj extranjerO a j6venes
necesitados. y qne en- el dIa del mafia-
ma han de constitnir hOnra orenno
de nuestra tierra.
Huyke nos demOstr6 las perjuicios
que repOrta esa marcada tendencia de
Ia juventnd pOrtorriquefia, a siempre
Ieontemplar como dnico campo de ac-
ci0n. el de Ia medicina. ingienerfa
abOgacfa. afirmandO de manera termi
nante, que Ia reClenci6n de Puerto Ri
co jamas sera llevada a efectO por los
PROFESSIONALS, ST por los laboriosOs
soldados de Ia lndustria, agriculture yoi'
comerciO.
/ determine con claridad las gran-as q
des ventajas que lejrepOrta al pafsBeia
mandar sus jOyenes eolegios ame-
ricanos, pues estos estudiantes su
regreso, va conocedores de las inst-
tuciones, idioma Y costumbres de los
EstadOs Unidos, servirfan de lazo de
union entire dos pueblOs muy distan-
tes. lFs 4ul
Don, Juan dedic6 gran parte de.su..
peroracion, a explicar la importancia
ldel ingles. califcando de patri6tica la :.
labor de aprender este idioma, toda
vez~ que La suerte polftica Y economical
de Puerto Rico, depende glandemente,
del mutuo entendimiento entire los ha-
bitantes de nuestra isla y los hijos del
norte.
Te1min0 su conferencia el Lcdo.
Huyke, entire grandes aplausos. hacien
do un llamamiento a La Alta Escuela
Central, para que ayude en- su altrTis-=z.
ia labor La ''SOciedad Protectora de
la Juventud".
Reciban nuestra sincera felicitaci0n
el senor Huyke v los iniciadores de
estos verdaderos actos de cultura,
EUDORO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
Sociedad Literaria
'Cervantes''

En- febrero de 1920, los iovenes
y seiioritas que integran ell pri.
mer afio de Alta Escuela, en- la
Baldorioty de Castro, Grammar.
School, Sc reunieron con ell bello
prop6sito de fundar una socie-
dad literaria que proporcionara
Ia los esttudiantes, ratios de ex-
pansion Intellectual Y que ayuda-
ra engendrar EN- los corazones
de los estudiantes ell sentimiento
de 10 bello, manifestado tan hon
damente en- la literature.
Reunidos, y bajo la direction
de la culta Y enthusiastic Srta.
Rafaela Melendez, profesora de
castellano, fu6 elegida una di-
rectiya, cuyos nombramientos re-
cayeron en- los siguientes j6Ye-
mes:
Presidente, Emilio s. Belaval.
Vice e-Presidente, Joaquin L6-
PEE, Jr. I.
Secretarla, COnchita ROdrf-
guez Llavres.
Vocales, Esther del Vale, Lo-
lin LOubriel, Severiano Rogers.
Tesorera, Ana Araujo.
Sc expidieron dos eargos ho-
norfficos; para Ia Sra, Gaetan
Barbosa, Presidenta de Honor, y
Ia Srta. Melendez, COnseiera.
El viernes 26 de mario, Sc
cumpli6 ell primer programa or
ganizado por La directiva Y baio'
la provision de la Srta. Melendez
cuyo n1mero principal consisti6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

Naaloias a. "a isln inf'Fman gue q
os~ssa A. talnco hn sldo "a rsnrla|
llnilAaa = Gauss a. las llsrlns Ca a
llefioaa - sisanl.rnR I,ero "a oamlll
lss pnssaos rsiAn o,,iculrndo IN llaniis
mny alto > se caicnla ca ~ mliloalp.
o. dssllars - ane obicndrhn ios pcQne
Aus conprhenos Eaor 81 proincto. Icl 10
liche ha llcsaao a prNlos lncrclhiel
= las classes mclores - craiEan a ilI,ol
nnnca olacniies
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
~. rtxrno nE IA inuE TIA
cAkNE ~ rtERTo gic0


~ - sracar r.suIiuda svsiizanease q
- sssiaeas y lnAs lllsa. rarase Riro
saiio irildrA Smra sainar lr<hr rngzka-
A. - In ol,lnihn a. Charles \. sha.
cs'if nprusrnianie para IA cxpviacl5il
a. IA Nrsiir's -food "a. A. Ncw 1ork.
Ilis~ Air. Shacnff que a crerimlenso 9ie
has l,inniacio 81 De CATS en Ia isia an-
ranic los dos anus iltimos ha ieuido
cemo rsuliado In desanarici6n d. las
sGras ischeras, con Ia Subsernenie aka
anornisi del consume De Ia leche pre-
rarada artificial I'm adici6n a esto
Ia alta escaia de salaries "a grnerali.
zada en- toda Ia Isia. posililita los me-
dos todas las Glasses de oh;enci leche
envasada. que usan. qsIenes hasta
ahora DO ccntaban con el d.nero suIi-
eienic.nra la compra de Ia lecl,e con-
densasia y evaporada.
III aumento que Sc he reglstrado en-
ei conaumo de leche envasada en- Puer-
10 Rico, ha sldo tan cnorme, que no
sotrOs TO podiamos' darnos cucnta del
por que. hdsta que no Sc hizo una in
vestigaci0R-dijo Mr. Shacoff.
dos razones encontramos. Ia plan
taci0n &c Gaia de azticar en- terrenos
que Sc usaban para el ganado eI he
cho de que el pueblo esta bien provis-
to de dinerO para comprar Ieclle con-
densada, mejdr que antes. Una de las
razones de les preci0s tan elevados de
Ia leciie en- la actualidad, es la del alto
scOsto del azlicar. FL azdcar es nm pro-
ductO buy usado en- In leche envasada.
Y hasta que el azicar no baje, eI pre-
clio de la leche permanecera elevado.
81 la siembra del azdcar Sc sigue ex-
tendiepdo tanto o mas en- Puerto Rico.
la Isla tendra que someterse a tlepen-
der de los Estados Unidos para poder
conseguir leche Y carne'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
Ell CAPTAIN NADAL EN- vIAJE DE
INSPECTION

nesde el juevcs -, Sc cneI;antra an la
ciudad de Mayaglez el capitan del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico, senior Jaf-
me Nadal, quien ha lido a La ciudad del
Oeste a inspeccionar los cadetes de La
escuela de agricultural.
Tan pronto termine la inspection off
cial en- Mayaguez, practicara otra ms
pecci0n a los cadetes de la Universi-
dad de Rio Piedras.
Los cadetes de la escuela de Agri-
cnltura de Mayaguez estan bajo la com
petente direction del Official del regi-
miento de Puerto Rico Manuel Font
Jimenez los de Rio Piedras las Or
denes del no menos competente tenien-
te Leopoldo Mercader.
Sc nos ha inf0rmado oficiosamente
que todos los cadetes de Puerto Rico
de acuerdo con una nueva ley presen-
tada recientemente en-. el Congress- de
los Estados Unidos, seran trasladados
a un campamento de Washington en- el
verano pr0ximo. donde recibiran por
cuenfa del Gobierno federal una COM
pleta instruction militar.
Sc nos ha inforlnado que el riaje
del capitan Nadal "a la isla, esta fnti-
mamente relacionad con el traslado de
estos eadetes Estados Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
NINO ARRoLLADO

En- IA Gale FaHna, sie cabo Rojo,
el aaio-a6vil 10 2 ~ propiedad de
Juan Suliveriz y manejado por Abra-
ham Silva, conductor No. 1851; arroIl0
al nlfo Abraham Rivera, de ii amos
de edad, resultando este con golpes
en- las piernas, de los que fue curado
en- el Hospital Municipal. Inyestiga-
do hecho result6 casual sin culpa
para ei conductor del yehfclllo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
SEGUROs DE VIDA

Han sido presentados en- la Secereta
ria de Puerto Rico, docnmentos pa
y. el registro en- Ia isla, de una corpo-
Taci6n del Estado de louisiana demo
piHaslH salt Anacrica11 life Ialslss,i.
&c 0easpdsiB cuyo agente en- esta is
.las sega elasefor Clifford s. Foy, de
San Juan Bfeha .e0Fporaef68 Sc dedi
Ca 4 4 negocio de segStfOs de vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

Marco &c. 1870.
Entrnaaas--Sres. don Rafael Benet
ccl6n. de Arroyo; Eurcnio cahallcrO
Flores. de Aguas Bncnas; Eduardo
vaEqneE Rubio. Ramon ochoa Marti.
Dc San Juan.
Salidas:-Sres. don Rafael Cintn6n
Rivers. de San Juan; Antonio Lago
del Campo. de Rio Piedras; ceferino
Rosarios de ciales; Enrique Parcha
Arriagn. de Aguadilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
UN MITIN EsTA NoCHE

Con motive de la investigation rea-
lizada por Ell Fiscal de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan Lcdo. Dfaz Cola
20, los tabaqueros de la fabrica de
Puerta de TERRA preparan an mitin
para esta noche en- la Plaza Principal
de San Juan. Segdn informes este acto
no esta relacionado con la campaiia
polftica, pero tomaran partet en- al los
oradores de sienhpre. rF.n ilsqs'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
Mario 2. 1920.

Entradas:-Sres. don Manuel Fer
nkndez Fernandez, de San Lorenzo;
Antonio S. Lopez BOrras, de San Lo-
renzo; Joaquin Santos Villanoer, dc
San Juan; Carlos ochoa Marti, de Ca
taiio; Ramon Lopez Bonilla, de Ca
yey.
Salidas:-Sres. don Ramon Girau
Soto, de San Juan; Nieves Gomez Nal
donado, de Rio Grande; Francisco Ar
burria Garcia, de San Juan.