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they could have made half a dozen without much effort. Stevenson and Bernsen singled. Ellis was safe on Kohlbecker's bad chuck. Stevenson scored on Griffith's sacrifice fly to Tomlin. Meeks singled scoring Bern sen. Croll was safe when Ellam booted his grounder. An easy double play was in sight Peters flied out Glaz ner forced Peters at second when El- lar' made a nice stop of his infield poke and threw to Anderson.
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Summary: Home run. Albris Two
 base hits, Lukonovic, Ducote. Sacri-
 fec hit. Coleman. Stolen bases Car
 roI, Griffin. Doubls plays, Vance to
 Lewis to McLarry, Meyers to Lewis, Meyers to McLarry to Meyers. Pitch
 ing record: Four ruEs and hits off
 Lukonovic in 4 1-3 innjngs; 3 runs and hit off Haid in 1 2-3 innings; runs
 and 1 hit off Canav&n in 2-3 inning ? runs and hits off Albris in in nlngs: 1 run and 3 its off Vance in s 1-3 innings. Struck out, by Lukono- vic 1, by Haid 4, by Vance 6. Base on balls, off Lukonevic 4, off Haid 3, off Canavan 2, off Albris 1. off Vance 1. Wild pitch, Vance. Balks, Haid ?. Hit by pitched ball, by Caravan (Coleman), Vance (Coleman). Left on bases, Mo- bile 10, Memphis 5. Time, 2:15. Um- pires, Johnson and Pfirman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
BARONS POUND BALL TO ALL CORNERS AND
 VOLS ARE DEFEATED
Ellams Men Are Unable to Stem Mighty Tide of Baron ial Hits and Scores ABernsen Gets Home Run With Man on Base-Jonnard Knocked From Box

Nashville May 12-(Specal) )Bubber Jonnard, star slab stables failed to throw of the Wednesday and the from the slag city oafed with 8 to 2 victory
 Brmnghammers took kindly to the offerings of the late Deroiter in the first inning Touching him for trio of saees pair of He fared very well after that round until the h when walk and circuit drive by Bernsen the rip another
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
TREMAINE WINS THE.
 VERDICT OVER~MO

Cleveland, May 11.-Carl Tremaine of Cleveland, won the newspaper decision over Pal Moore of Memphis, in closely contested ten-round bout here tonight, The men weighed under 11S pounds at 5 O clock today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13

' son. Stolen base, Neiderkorn. Sacrifice htis. Ripperton. Struck out. by Cunning ham 4, by Torkelson 6. Base on balls, off Cunningham 1, off Torkelson 1. Wild pitch, Cunningham. Left on base, New Orleans 6. Chattanooga 6. Double play Demoe to Gleason to Holt Time of game f25. Empires, Clifford and kerin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday Fittsburg 5, Philadelphia 3. All other games postponed (rain).
 Games Today Boston at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pi.tsburg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Portsmouth: Portsmouth 3, Petersburg 6.
 At Suffolk: Suffolk z. Norfolk G.
 At Rocky Mount: Rocky Mount 7, Newport News 0.
 At Wilson: Wilson 3, Richmond 6.
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 lie finally quit the slab in the sixth, giving way to Molly" Meis. Ellam and his men appeared to be all off so far as steadiness was concerned. Bob- bles were numerous and the whole team appeared to be moving alsng at an uncertain clip.
 Perhaps it was partly due to the jumbled co9dition of the lineup, ow- ing to Farmers absence with tonsil- its.
 The first Baron runs came In the opener, after Stewart had touched off the fuse with a two sacker to left field Stevenson sacrificed him along; Bern sen was thrown out at first by Ellam :; Ellis hit for two bases, Stewart SCOT ing; Grifffth's single brought in Ellis. Criff was nicked off first on a quick peg from Koh1becke~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
Indians Beat Boston

Boston May 12.-Cleveland defeated Boston today, to '. Score: R.H.E. Cleveland ~.............. 300 0oO lO0-9 II Boston .................. 600 800 oo2-7 1t 2
 Batteries: Caldwell, Morton and oNeil, Thomas; Bush and Schang.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
Loosely Played Game Is Won By Memphis Chicks

Mobile, May 12.-Memphis won again today from Mobile by a score of ' to 5 in a loosely played game. marred by wi'dness of the pitchers and constant wrangling over decisions of Empires
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
BERNIE GETS HOMER

After Stewart had singled in the fifth and had gone 10 second when Durning let the ball go by him, he was caught off second on another fatcy peg by Kohlbccker. Stevenson walked and Bernsen put one out of the park for the circuit. Ellis and Grif- fit flied out to Dunning.
 In the sixth, Meeks was safe when Jouard threw his easy roller over Rurke's head. Croll sacrificed. Peters singled to center scoring Meeks. Glez- ner beat out an infield hit and Meis took the slab. Stewart walked, fill ing the sacks. IL looked bad when Molly loaded the cushions with only one down, but Ballinger speared Stew enson's whistling shot and stepped on third, doubling Peters for the third out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
BASEBALL AT
 A GLANCE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Birmingham 8, Nashville ?. Chattanooga 5, New Orleans 1. Memphis z, Mobile 5.
 Games Today Little Rock at Birmingham. Nashville at Atlanta Memphis at New Orleans. Chattanooga at Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13

The weaving of genuine cashmere shawl of ordinary pattern occupies three weavers for three months, and the most elaborate and costly, from F to 15 months
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At GreenviIle: Greenyille 3. Spar tanburg 0.
 At Charlotte: Charlotte 10, Charles ton o.
 At Augusta: Augusta 1, Columbia o.
 INTERN NATIONAL LEAGUE At Buffalo; Buffalo ', Jersey City G.. At Rochester; Rochester 1-3, Read ing 6-S.
 At Toronto: Toronto 7-5, Syracuse 2-i.
 Baltimore Akron. rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results Yesterday New York IA. Chicago s. St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 4. Cleveland g., Boston [.
 Games Today Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13
TEXAS LEAGUE

At Houston: Houston 0, Shreve- port 2.
 At San Antonio: San Antonio 5, Fort Worth 1. Falls 6.
 At Beaumont: Beaumont 8, Dallas 4
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 3, To- ledo 4. apolis 4.
 At St. Paul. St. Paul 1. Columbus 2 At Kansas City: Kansas City 5 Louisville 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-13

The annual production of safety pins in the United States is approximately 15,00O.OO0 gross, of which substan- tial percentage is made at Bloomfield, New Jersey.
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SUMMARY.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08
THEATRES


your Old Pal" Al Reeves will
present his latest production Joy
Bells at the Majestic theatre next
Monday. This announcement is one
that will cause a steady line up at
the box offices of this theatre and
advance seat reservations are ad-
vised by the Management.
This years show presented by
Mr.. Reeves has been produced I'M
der the personal direction of James
Z. Cooper. The piece was written
and staged by William X. Wells.
while the special dance numbers
and ensembles have been arranged
by Dan Dody.
The burletta is in two acts and
ten scenes and has for its chief
comedian Harry CHeine) Cooper,
who is said to be the funniest ONE
dian on the burlesque stage. He is
ably supported by Snitz Moore, q
comedian of unusual ability and
Lew Christy a straight man who Is
both clever and good to look at.
Mile Naleska is a prima donna
who knows how TO deliver her son
numbers with unusual charm and
makes a hit with the audience from
The very start. Elsa Huber is a SOU
brette with both pep and person.
alitv and contributes in n large way
TO the success of the piece. Pauline
Harris is a pleasing ingenue and
takes no small part in the entertain
mont
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08
At the Crescent

What would you do to insure your
daughters happiness?
Would you sacrifice your life?
That is the question confronting
the chief character In "Heliotrope,"
the motion picture attraction at the
Crescent theatre this week. He is a
convict. serving a life sentence III
the ~penitentiary. His daughter. who
has not seen or heard from either
parents since ~babyhood, is engaged
to be married TO a very rich young
Hell mother, a thoroughly dis
reputable woman who scents an OPP
portunity for money. is planning to
blackmail the girl. When the con-
vict learns of her plans through a
letter from a former pal, he is half
crazed because he is behind bars and
cannot prevent his daughters life
from being ruined.
Then through an understanding
of the warden and a kind governor,
he is allowed his freedom, but only
on condition that he will not harm
his wife.
What is he to do? Seemingly the
only way to save his daughter is to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08

try. referring to the frequent casos
Of alienation of affection are all
bosh. Nobody can ALLEVIATE a mans
affection from his wife except the
wife herself, by her deliberate con-
duct.
1.-The American wife is so self
willed. selfish. and spoiled that she
rules her husband completely. The
typical American husband is the
INST loyal, generous. and dutiful
creature alive. We Europeans view
him with something akin to bewil-
derment. he is so willing to let his
women-folks do exactly as they
please. themselves, and boss him
into the bargain.
The New York Idea" with Alice
Brady and a cast that includes Low
ell sherman. Hedda Hopper, Lio-
mel Pape, Marie Burke. Julia Hur-
ley, II. !. Hockey and others. comes
to the strand theatre in this city to-
morrow for three days. Herbert
Blache directed the picture, which
is a Realart Offering.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08

The Senior and Junior S. s. A. l..
will hold their meetings on Friday
night.
The help the other fellow cam
paign' held in the boys department
closed the last day of November
with the Wawayanda Club in the
lead 1850 miles to its credit. The
+. Il. BIS. are accredited with 1880
miles. Hi-Y Club 7Se, Comrades 500,
Junior Bible Class 420 and Junior
Employed ITO. The money collected
was turned over at the state con-
vention, $40 for state work. $40 for
national work and $40 for foreign
activities. The representatives. at
the state convention each pledged So
for the foreign work. thus making
the amount collected here 500.
The play committee is planning a
big production to be held
The older high school boys who
are members of the association will
give the college boys q big banquet
some time during their. Christmas
holidays.
A track and swimming meet be-
tween the Hi-Y's and the T.. b. BIS
is planned for New Years Day.
A big Bible class supper will take
place some time before the holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08

what this daughter dared to do to
save her father.
Tomorrow the Ditmas offers two
big features. the Wrong woman"
featuring Olive Tell and Montague
Love, and "Ohicer &c.," featuring
Tom Moore. Both of these produc-
lions are far above the ordinary.
Women always suffer because of
mans foolish i~nfatuatiousA they pay
the price for his excesses. they are
the victims of his jealousy and per-,
hdy. No discrimination is made
whether she be the right woman OF
the Wrong Woman" She is the
victim OF circumstances. Such per-
picking problems all arc part OF the
plot of this feature production.
"Kismet." starring Otis Skinner,
will omen at the Ditmas theatre be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08
Al the Strand Theatre.

Any woman who can win a man
can keep him if she tries. is the
astonishing declaration of Miss
Mary Murillo, an English woman
writer who is i'm this country. and
who views the American divorce
with impartial and very keen eyes.
Man is such a creature of habit"
explains Miss Murillo that once he
gives his atfeffction to a woman he
will continue to lavish his affection
upon her forever. unless she herself
repulses him. The big headlines in
the sensational papers in this coun-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08

do away with his wife. But his
pledge prevents that.
1t is Kill or be killed, reasons the
convict. And so he brings IL about
that a bullet through his heart sends
his wife to prison for life and allows
his daughter. Innocent of the fate
that threatened her and OF his Sac
rifice, to marry the man of her
choice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08
At the DiImas

Today ends the showing of David
Wark Grifhth's wonderful produc-
tion. THE Love Flower" at the Dit
mas theatre. This picture. which
treats of the love of a daughter for
her father, is one of the best ever
produced by Mr.. Grifith. Not n
women in ten thousand would do
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08
Nine Foreign ships Enter Here

Nine foreign trade vessels have
registered as entered at this port
during the month of November and
nine have cleared. Six coastwise
have entered and three cleared. The
foreign boats include American,
British, Dutch and Norwegian, have
entered with cargoes of copper ore,
asphalt, crude oil and have left with
coal, molasses, fertilizer and general
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08
Fair at Fords Church Success

FORDS, Dec. S:-The annual fair
which was held by the Ladies' Aid
Society of Our Savieur's Mission
church was the most successful so
far held. The three days sale and
the auction sale on the last night
showed a profit of over $3.50. The
benefit realized was more than those
in charge expected. and the people
who responded to the aid of the So
ciety were Mrgely a part of the sue
cess of the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-08

ginning Monday for a run of one
week. II Is almost impossible to
paint with words a picture or the
beauty and artistry OF this nj for
never in the history of motion pic
ture production has there been a
photoplay like this one.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
LA LEY VOLSTEAD Sc HARA
CUMPLIR A LOS DUENOS DE
BUQUES

Los duenos de vapores Y goletas que
hacen su travesfa entire esta isla v
puertOs cXtranjercs han recibido del
director de Ia prohibition Ell Puerto
RICO una amonestaci6n en- ell sentido
de que despu6s del dfa ocho del CO.
rriente9la ley yolstead sera puesta en-
yigor a bordo de todos los buques.
.Entuno Gle los parrafos de la carta
que ha5 tescrito ell Comisionado de Ia
Prohibicf6n los consignatapios de
buques Y dueIos de estos, esta consig-
NADIA la pena en- que incurren 81 Sc
les encuentran bebidas alcoholics a
bordo mientras entren ell algdn puer-
to americana. e tambi6n les dice en- la
cartita que cualquier buque esta su-
jeto a ser confscado en- case de que
la ley nosse cumpla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
Continuation della pag. 2.)

rencia sobre educaoi6n en- la escuela
mas clebrada de Ponce.
Sali0 Ell libertad el preso, y el pi-
capleitos negOci6 su sortija con una
joyenzuela a cambio de cierta congo
sion amorosa, segdn decfan malas len
guas de por allf. Parece que la mu-
chacha guerra mejor un diamante
blanco, pero la persuadieron de que
ell negro valfa mas.
Uno de los mismos testigos jurados
aseguraba que todos aquellos inciden-
tes eran de una alta Y austera mora
lidad.
Pero qued6 sonando el run run, y
de conjetura en- conietura recayeron
de nueyo las Sospechas sobre ell jefe
de los Trece, a quien prendieron de
nuevo uno a uno fueron cayendo
casi todos en- el garlito.
Durante ell proceso, Sc ha podido
averiguar que fueron obra entire
otras, de la Sociedad de los Trece, las
siguientes, sustracciones, segGn ha pu
blicado La Correspondence de Puer-
to Rico, en- su ndmero del sabado 30
del pasado:
Sun reloj de orc "Elgin' valorado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
N

tfsimo, y Ell verdad no tendrfa NADIA
de extraflo que yenciera a nuestros,
famosos Leoncs.
En- su residencia, calle Estrella,
guarda CANA de cuidado Ia virtuosa
senorita Isabel Ortiz Bartoomci. hi.
ia del laborioSo artesano don Antonio
Ortiz, Y hermana del fxpcr9o t.pjsra-
TO don Antonio Ortiz, Jr., ,empl ado
de "El Aguila'
Bien sabe la familia Ortiz Bartolo-
mel que lamentamoS esa enfarms dad
Y que nos complacerfa aHotar In sa-
nidad de la amiguita Isabel
-Antier atrac6 al Muella Mu:lici-
pal ell vapor nacional clara, para ALI
jar quinientas tOneladas de carsa que
trafa para esta plaza.
-Desde Santo Domingo, donde re,
side, ha venido el cstimable poncelo
don Jose Druet, trayendo ell PROPOSE
TO de permanecer un mes aquf, nj La
do de sus familiares Y Amigos
DE esa capital han trafdo enfer-.
mo, dfcese que Ge cuidado, a nuestro
bucn amigo don Herminio Rodriguez,
eX-inspector de EscGelas, actual
mente delegado en- la Isla del "F,de-
raj Board of Vocational Education.
Sentiremos viva satisfaction al re-
gistrar ell rcstablocimientO de este
distinguidO compatliota.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
.EsPEcTAcULos
Cine Tres Banderas.

Isadron poT una Noche, en- 5 actos,
por Warren Kerigan y una comica.
81. Cine RialtO
Presentamos el famoso actor Jack.
Pick ford en- el suggestive interesante
tornado de la celebre nove-
Ia. Mark Twain, por Ia acreditada fir
MA Paramount, La Tumba Alberta o
Tomas v Paco, v una chistosa cinta.
bCine Luna
Los dos ultimos episodios de la
gran serie Elmo Ell Temerario, Y una
Revista Universal, de gran interes.
Cine Monte Carlo
Jueves, segunda, jornada de la Da-
ma Duende. Precios corrientes.
Cine Real
Segunda jornada de la Dana Duen-
de, precios corrientes.
Cine Victory Garden
Colossal beneficio Jose Fernandez
(primer cornetin del Victory ell cual
Sc encuentra enfermo. Grandes ban
das de m1sica. Programa extraordi-
mario. Ell episodio No. 10 de Ell Tes-
tigo Oculto I'm precioso estreno en-
6 actos.
Cine Puerto Rico
La cinta de gran exito, la serie de
mas sensation: Las Huellas Misterio-
sas, episodios $ y 6 y una comedia en-
2 reels.
Cine Beliograph, (Catano).
Episode 10 de la gran serie Ell Tor
ibellino y May Allison en- la produc-
ci6p metro Prueba Diab6lica.
Teatro Variedades, (Bayam6n).
Los episodes Nos. y 2 de la Sc
rie titulada "La Ciudad Perdida", por
la simpatica artista Juana Hansen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
INFORMACION GENERAL
information de Ponce

Ponce, octubre 31.7 Antier tarde,
frente a la Casa Consistorial local, ell
ciclista Antonio Delpfn atropell0 al
nino Jorge Ortiz, de Z. amos de edad,
ocasionandole una dislocaci0n del bra
70 izqu.ordo Y otras lesiones.
Maria Lidia Ayenson, vecina de
Ia calle Mirasol, de la Playa, di0 alo-
jamienN3 la noche del yiernes tiltimo
on SUI casa a Josefina Troche, de %
amos, v al siguiente dfa, luegO de> irse
la Troche, noto la Ayenson que la fal
taban unas crtantas prendas persona
les, que supone hurto la alojada.
En- el hogar del artesano don Car
Nos Delgado Sc encuentra pasando
unos dfals su sobrina do1a Esperanza
Delgado de Curet, de esa capital, la
que saludamos atentamente. :
La policfa informa que el chau-
ffeur Juan Jorge, que anteayer tarde
manejaba el autom6vil en- que iba la
correspondence para Adjuntas, ma
niobr6 torpemente, debido a hallarse
embriagado, su maquina lanzandola
contra una alcantarilla, en- la calle
Villa, sufriendo desperfectos el auto,
cayendo los sacos de materia postal
en- la cuneta, enlodandose.
-Esta ma1ana Sali6 Ell autom6vi,
les ihacia Guanica pl team Ponce"
para celebrar dos mGtchs con ell ''En.
senada'. Este dltimO club con las
adquisiciones que la hecho estd for.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
AL NoRTE A CoMPRAR

En- ell vapor de manana embarca pa
ra NueVa York, nuestro distinguido
amigo el conocido joven Joaquin Ri
vera-Perez, que va hacer compras
para su Observation-Disclosures
que abre en- la Gale de Allen So.
Ha trabajado mucho tempo en- ell
Puerto Rico Elegante-se1ores R. Sua
rez y Compania-de socio de esta fir
ma y va ahora seguir luchando con
casa propia. Seguramente tendra
exito la nueva firma Y ell surtido que
Sc propone traer ell seiior Rivera-Pe-
rez, respondera a la importancia de la
casa y las exigencias del mercado.
Buen viaje Y exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
La Picard1a Andante

en- $1,000, sustrafdo a la casa de Di-
net Y Pacheco, por Antonio Garcia
.Tn reloj pulsera de oro, valorado
en- $40. sustrafdo a una persona en- 81
Cine y vendido en- cinco dolares a
Delffn Davila, por Candido Merced,
uiso de los Trece.
Tires relojes de nickel, de la Mer-
cedita, Puerta de TERRA.
''Un corntfn a una escuela del dis
trito.
'fUna pluma de fuente, de oro, slls-
trafda a la Standard Printing Works.
"Un reloj "Ingersola, sustrafdo a
la Porto Rico Drug Co.
una camisa de seda, a la Baya-
monesa. \
'Un pif0n de bicicleta, sustrafdo a
Gustavo Roig.
Tn pantal0n de Palm Beach, a
una casa de Rio Piedras.
''Se supone que la sustracci6n de
los episodes de elmo Ell Temerario'
en- las oficinas del Express, fu6 obra
de estos muchachos.''
No Sc puebe hacer NADIA malo, nj
siquiera Ell el cine, delante de los
muchachos.
Manuel FerRdndes JuncOs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
iQUIEN QUIERE UN CHEQUE?
CORRESPONS4L.

La Comision de IndemniZaciones a
Obreros tiene en- su poder los cheques
correspondence a los lesionados aba
jo relacionados, quienes deberan pa
sar por estas oficinas recogerlos:
Miguel Abraham, Pedro Ayala; Am
brosio Amaro, Felipe Classen, Maldo-
nado Juan Cabrera, Agapito Colon,
Pedro Jose Cruz, Limo Colon, Basilio
Dominguez, Manuel Diaz, Salvador
Diaz, Jorge Felipe, Joaquin Fres, Ce-
lectino Gonzalez, Hip6lito Garcia, Vir-
giio Garcia, Alberto Gonzalez, Anto-
nio Higueras, Juan Izquierdo, Julio
Lopez, Natalie Lugo, Juan Melendez,
Francisco Medina, Juan Navas, Isaias
Newton, Augusta Ortiz, Felipe Perez,
Justine Peha, Ramon Rodriguez, ,Eduar
do Reyes, Nicasio Rivera, Rosendo. Ro
drfguez, Tomas Socorro, Domingo Sol
tero, Juan Sanchez, Juan Santiago,
Bernardo Torres, Bonifacio Soto, Es-
teban Acosta, Juan Andino, Pedro Bo-
nilla, Pascasio Cabrera, Jose Colon,
ISaturnino Colon, Juan Cordero, Fran
cisco Delgado, Juan Dfaz, Vicente Do
minici, Elias Figueroa, Francisco.
Fournet, Juan Flores, Pablo Gonzalez,
Ramon Gutierrez, R. E. Garvin, Julian
Garcia Cadiz, Manuel Hiliger, Ciprian
de JESUS, Alexandra Lopez, Daniel
Melendez, Juan M. Medina, Jose Mon
tanes, Julio Noble, Jose Otero, Bal
domero Padilla, Pedro Perez, Jose
Quintana, Juan Rodriguez, Anastasio
Rosa, Eduvigis Roman, Manuel Rodri-
guez, Rafael Serrano, Pedro A.. San
tiago, Ramon Sanchez, Jose Torres,
Frasinet, Prudencio Torres, Pascual
Vega y Gonzalo Wives. .e.,
Noviembre 1, 1920. ..- -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
Servicio Cablegrafico

Estados Unidos. Gu New York, espe-
cialmente, que Ian hecho una apsss
iaci6n al Prcsidente Wllaof para que
interysnga en- Irlanda. Ia presfIllSSa prsfllSSa
Iinglesa apunta una alnarga iroliia
contra { or a retieenss eonitHeta del Sc
.bierno americana. y llilma fraidores
a los Hlandeses que asf pseseadea
,mediatizar la autoridad nacional del
RENO Undo,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
DON GABINo SANCHEZ

Ha regresado de las bellas V salutf-
feras alturas de Aibonito, donde per-
maneci0 varias semanas, buscandO ali
VIC para SUI quebrantada salud, el Sc
iior Gabino Sanchez, gerente de la
importante casa comercial de esta pla-
"a, Villar Sanchez Co., Y miembro
prominente de la Colonia Espailola en-
Puerto Rico.
Nuestro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
LOS EsPosos soRoETA FONT

En- ell vapor San Juan han regresa-
d0de EstadOs Unidos, donde han pa
sado una deliciisa temporada, din An
selmo SorOeta V su amable Y distin-
guida espoSa, d0ila Carmen Font,
elementos que disfrutan de un alto
prastigio social en- San Juan.
En- el muelle esperaban los cspo-
Sos SOroeta Font, un gran n1merC
de sus muchis amigos, con Cl fin de
rendirle un carinoS0 saludO de bien-
venida.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para los Sc
loEss de Soroeta un saludo pleno de
afectb.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-04
LA CoRNETA DE ARRUFAT

Va estan hacienda la urna donde Sc
rd depositada Ia corneta con que el
propagandista Tomas skrrufat, ,entu-
siasma las masas .durante la lucha
electoral. La urna sera depositada en-
la Casa del Pueblo, ell 2 de enero pro.
ximo, dfa de la tOma de possession de
Puerto Arturo, por ell partido unionis.
ia, como una de las reliqu1as del par
lido.