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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-29
FROM THE
BENNIE
BIDS FAREWELL TO
CITY; HE GOES WEST

has been trying to utopianlze Devils
Lake by c%onquering its numerous So
cialogical ills and other things, has
left here for other worlds to conquer.
Bonnie came into the Journal Office
and babe US a fond farewell. He was
not happy over the prospect of shift
in his mortal coil from Dakota to
California (he's going to the land of
the setting sun)' and We could almost
detect a vagrant tesr in his small
eyes as he extended his hand to us
for a parting clasp.
"I'm going west," said Bonnie in
broken English, which, however, was
better, dramatically, than is gener-
ally heard about here, land I want
you please to say in the Journal that
I thank all my friends for all their
kindnesses to me. Tell my friends,
and my enemies too, that I wish them
all the joys God can give them, and
that I wish them a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year. Goodbye
Then Bonnie went out. And when
he had left we got to thinking of the
man, his slight figure, his piercing
eyes, and we wondered what the mis-
sion Of such a little man. He is a So,
cialist of the MARKHAM school, was al
ways handing out Socialist literature,
was the local authority on all things
Socialistic and naturally leaned
towards or upon the tenets of the
Nonnartisan Ieap1le.
Yet, Bennie has a heart as big as a
mountain, as his enemies will admit
Could he have seer the real light Of
American civilization, felt the inspira.
tion of Washington, Hamilton and
Lincoln without beclouding them with
Marx, Russell and Mills, he would
have been a more useful member to
this American community. He was
always ready to extend a helping
hand to even an enemy, and would
have gone any distance to give a word
of cheer to a sick friend.
But, as a Socialist, he could
get the real American viewpoint or
government or society, and thus be
elected to remain without the circle
of US Americans who think the consti-
tuition good enough and powerful
enough to guarantee US real liberty.
Now, Bonnie has gone west.
He, was undoubtedly the most fam.
iliar figure in the city because every.
body spoke to him and he ways always
ready to on anything. He
was justice of the peace, and for re-
election to this Office was defeated
last month. He was studying law
and it was a ommon sight to see him
toting a heavy law book under his
arm. We asked someone once, where
his court room was and we were tolc
that he carried it around with him
and whenever We saw him passing
by with q big book under his arm, We
would say to ourself, "There goes the
judge, the court and the law
Bonnie believed in concentrated jurisr
prudence.
The court house and city hall will
miss Benny, because those who have
been in the habit of meeting hin
will lose a chance to gibe him abou'
his peculiar ideas and ideals. Blu
Benny never worried much about thes'
jibes.
He has gone west and has take1
with him his propaganda, and Will
we might miss his personality, W
shall not miss nor regret overmucl
the mans mission here.
However, he has OUT best wishe
with an added wish that some da,
he might come around to the Ameri
ran idea OF free government.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-29
Parents Capries,

It is no wonder that during infancy
and early childhood LIES lessons are
70 difficult for the small beginner
when the laws which govern them
must seem to him just or unjust, con.
dstent or inconsistent, according to
lie knowledEs 81 the caprice q the
adult administering them.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-29
...t.. Method.

Yen rHn .tAt-,' .vh"il:rr apples are
.lrh or 'Di by the SASS they give
,..,l.- Hester Transcript.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-28
II FARM BUREA

Watch for the nouncemen of the
Farm Bureau membership drive IN this
paper next week. Arrangements have
been practically completed for. this
movement Local farmers in each
township will do the soIiciting. Far
mers should look carefully into the
various farm organizations before afil-
iating with one or more. The Farm
Bureau is supported by the county.
II has a local representative on the
ground in the person of the County
Agent. Farmers in any community
can accomplish anything they wish to
accomplish through the Farm Bureau.
The Farm Bureau is backed up by the
Extension Service of the State and
Government. The Farm Bureau re-
ceives financial assistance from the
State and County. This new organic
alton Is entitled to your undivided sup
port. Other farm organizations have
been In existence for years. They
have done much good, but their in
fiuence has not been great because
their membership has been localized
in small areas. The Farm Bureau is
National in scope and is now made up
OF thirty three State Farm Bureaus.
In each state the majority Of counties
are members OF the Farm Bureau.
The membership now is we'll over H.
Q 5000 farmers from every community
II these United States. The voice OF
these members Will be a loud one
henceforth.. Support your own county
Farm Bureau with your money and In
nuence and set somewhere in farmers
organization.
Il, II. Aicher.
County Agent.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-28
ACME SPRING WHEAT

From the present Indication Hand
County farmers will have sufficient
home grown Acme spring wheat seed
to supply the local demand after an
other season. Nine farmers have or
dered seed from Boiland Brothers at
Pierpont. The supply from this source
has now been exhausted. However
another source is being sought and
should others wish seed it is quite GER
tain they may obtain it. The Farm
Bureau office will have the names of
growers, the price and a sample of the
seed. Anyone wishing to order Acme
seed should leave their order very
soon as the supply is limited.
LIVESTOCK MEETING
A meeting OF breeders of purebred
livestock will be held in the Miller
Commercial Club rooms, Saturday ev-
ening, October 30th at s p. m. A gen
eral meeting of the different breed
associations will be held, followed by
meetings OF each of the various breed
associations. Each association has
some business to transact.
The Duroc Jersey Swine Breeders
Association of Hand County is plan
ming a sale for December LIST. All
Duroc Jersey breeders are urged by
the Secretary OF the Association, to be
present and assist iii completing ar
rangements for this sale.
The first Hand County Poland China
Association sale will be held October
3Oth. In the evening the breeders will
meet to make plans for breed promo
ton work.
The Chester White breeders are
planning breed promotion work and
will discuss it at this time.
The Hereford Breeders have not yet
organized a county association. How
ever they are doing some effective
breed promotion work There are five
boys who have already selected calves
which they will feed and show at the
State Fair as Hereford Baby beeves.
The Hereford breeders are expected
to be present Saturday, October 30th
to discuss organization and breed pro-
motion plans.
Plans are on foot to promote a Short
horn Baby Beef club. Two boys have
already signifed their intention of
joining this club. enorthorn breeders
are expected to come in and discuss
plans of interest to the S%horthorn
breed.
A short meeting of the members of
the Hand County Pure Bred Breeders
Association will be called at this time
to dispose of a little business which
ii is necessary to transact.
Breeders Of purebred livestock in
Hand County are all urged to be pres
ent. Money will not always be as tight
as 1t is now. Make plans to put Hand
County in the lead as a banner live
stock county.
Il. III. Aicher,
Coupty Apaut
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-28
TOPICS OF THE FARM
A Department Devoted Exclusively to Farm
Affairs in Hand County
Contributed to by E. II. AIcHER, Hand County Agri. Agent

Hand, an election will be held for
State, district and county officers, as
follows:
United States Senator.
Representative in Congress, End
District.
Electors of President and Vice-Pres-
ident.
Governor.
Northumberland
Secretary of State.
Acknowledgement.
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Commissioners OF School and Public
Lands.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton.
Railroad Commissioner.
State Senator, 22nd District.
Representative, 25th District.
County Treasurer.
county AuullOT.
Sheriff
Register OF Deeds.
superintendent Of Schools.
Clerk OF Courts.
States Attorney.
County Judge.
Coroner.
County Commissioner, End District,
County Commissioner, 4th District.
Justices of the Peace.
Constables.
AT the same time and place there
will be Two Referred Laws, and Five
Constitutional Amendments voted on.
viz.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-28
Referred Law No. ]

An act entitled, an act Il Amend
Sec. 1O249, 1O25O, 1O252, 1926, 1O257,
1O259, 1O260, 1O261, 1O262, 1O263, 1924,
1926, 1926, 1O267, 1922, 1928, 1924,
1925, 1926, 1927, 1O27s, 1929, 1O2SO,
i02S1, 102S2, f92S2, 1926, 10300, 1891,
1e302. 10303. 1O305, 1O311, and 1929,
of the South Dakota Revised Code Of
1919, relating to Intoxicating Liquors.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-28
Referred Law No. =

Referred Law NO.
An Act Entitled an act to Provide
for the Holding of Primary Elections
for the Purpose of Making Party Nom
nations, Electing Party Delegates and
Committeeman, Providing Penalties
for Violating Party Primary Election
Laws, Providing for Registration, and
Repeating Sections 1897 to 1882 and
1900 inclusive, of the Revised Code of
1919, and all acts and parts of acts in
conflict with the Provision of this act,
end to Provide for Submitting this Act
to the voters Of this State for approval.
the Five Constitutional Amend
ments to be voted on are as follows:
No A Joint Resolution Propos-
ing an Amendment to Section 2 of
Article XXI of the Constitution of the
State of South Dakota, so as to Auth
orize the Salaries and Compensation
of all State officers to be fixed by the
Legislature, and to require therefor a
two-thirds vote of the Members Elect
OF Each Branch Thereof and to pro-
hibit Expense Allowance.
No. B.,-A Joint Resolution Propos-
ing and agreeing to an Amendment to
Article XIV of the Constitution OF the
State of South Dakota, Creating a
Board OF Control. and Submitting the
Same to q Vote Of the Electors of the
State.
No. CA Joint Resolution Propos-
ing and Agreeing to an Amendment Of
Section 4, Of Article 10, of the State
Constitution and Submitting the same
to a vote of the People.
No. D.-A Joint Resolution Propos-
ing and Agreeing to an Amendment
to Article No. XIII of the Constitution
nj the State Of South Dakota, Author
ling the State to Establish and Main
tain a System OF Credits for Assist
ing in the Building Of Homes by the
People of the State, and Submitting
the Same to a Vote of the People.
No. E.-A Joint Resolution Propos-
ing and Agreeing to an Amendment to
Article XIII OF The Constitution Of the
State OF South Dakota. Authorizing
the Legislature to Incur Indebtedness
for Compensating H%onorably Discharg
ed Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, Of
the Recent Worlds War or Other
Wars OF the United States and Persons
Engaged Therein In War Relief Work,
Including Former American Citizens
who served the Allied Powers in the
Worlds War, and have been Honorxb-
ly Discharged and Repatriated. for
their Services during such period. and
submitting the Same to a Vote Of the
People.
which election will be opened at
eight o'clock "a the morning and will
continue open until 5 o'clock in the
afternoon Of the same day.
Dated this 5th day Of October. A. D.,
1890.
(sixned) A. &. sweet1snd.
Auditor of Hand County.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
FL GoBERNADoR

Vuelve plantearse la question de
gobernadurfa de Puerto Rico para el
pr6ximo ano por ahora no habra
cambio, pues continuara el Hon. DR..
Yager en- la Mansion Ejecutiva.
Sc dijo que-ademas del senior Ira
vieso--que siempre Sc consider6 can
didato de primera lfnea, y que ahora
esta en- ell ''tfcket" para Comisionado
de Servicio Pdblico de San Juan, dom
de continuard 81 resulta triunfante,
"suena" ell nombre del senior Huyke
como otro candidate probable para ir
a ese cargo cuando la oportunidad lie
case.
De otro lado la posibilidad de una
enmienda del bill Jones" para que ell
Gobernador fuera electo por ell voto
del pueblo, Sc considera muy factibIe
y entonces los tres partidos que hoy
Sc desenvuelven en- el pals, resolveran
el asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
BBSUELTO IBREIMENTE'

Ell conocido joven Jose Miguel Pin
tos, entendido operario que conoce
muy bien el arte de la encuaderna-
ci6n, tuvo que acudir ante ell Juez
Municipal Lcdo. Sr. Diaz-Cintron a
,virtud de una querella que lie produ-
jera el senor Joaquin del Llano que
acusada a Pintos, de un hecho crimino
so. Ell acusado fue representado porl1
ell Lcdo. Francisco La Tore y del
merito de su prueba resulto una COM
pleta 'inculpabilidad, quedando abb
suelto ibremente y con toda su repu-
tacion Y buena fama. Ell juicio Sc
celebro hoy y duro mas de dos horas
en- ell examen de pruebas v otros de-
TALES. Ell joven Pintos ha recibido
numerosas felicitaciones por ell result
tado de su asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
UN GRAN INCENDIO EN- VEGA
ALTA

Nuestro active cOrrespOnsal en- We
ga Alta, nos informa por telefono, que
esta madrugada Sc desarfOil6 allf un
gran incendio, destruyendose "a casas,
una panaderfa Y un garage, habiendo
que destruir mas, para localizar ell
fuego. Este empez0 por la parte ira
sera del estableciminetO de los sello-
res Gallet Recondo, casa asegurada
Ell $4,000. Las perdidas no pueden
precisarse atin, pero han sido de gran
consideration. La pOlicfa de Vega Al
ia pueblos limftrofes, 10 mismO que
los paisanos, trabajaron bien.
Sc ignora el origen del incendio, y
las autoridades y policfas hacen la
correspondence investigation. Ell pue
bio puede decirse que ha quedado des-
trufdo muchas familias estan hoy
sin hogar.
Insertamos continuation una Glti-
ma hora, que nos trasmite pOr tele-
grafo nuestro Corresponsal en- Vega
Baja, acerca de este horrible sinies-
tgO:
Ell IMPARCIAL
49,. San AuanEP. R.sss
HodwFoso incendio ha destrufdo ca
secalidad del puebl6 Vega Ala;
Casas 3destrufdas: !: Ballet Reeondos
-cinco .casas de don sGabino Rivera,
tres de S. S. Davila, Federico Thillet,
Crissnfo Guzmanr Carmelo Iandroh.
Rafael Marchan. Ramon Martinez, Je
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
PRoXIMA BoDA

4
Ell sabado, proxime las 8 de la no.
che Sc celebrara en- la Capilla del Per-
p6tuo Socorro. de Miramar, ante ell
Rev. Charles Sylvan Hoff, la ceremo-
mia nupcial de la bella Y distinguida
senOrita Bel6n Filippi, muy querida
Y estimada ell nuestros mundos socia-
les, con ell correcto caballero don Ma
tieu Alfonsi, socio de la acreditada casa
comercial P. Giusti Co., de esta
ciudad.
Ambos contrayentes gozan en- nues-
ira elite social de inumerables simpa-
tfas, y por ESQ no vacilamos en- decir
que la boda resultara un verdadero
acontecimiento social.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
CONGESTION DE pAsAJE

Sc hace impossible conseguir pasaje
para New York en- ninguna de las
compalfas. A toda persona que va
a solicitar pasaje; sc lie informa que
hasta diciembre dltimo estan todos
tomados.
Los agentes de ambas compaiifas nos
dicen que algo anormal debe pasar,
pues nunea en- esta epoca del a1O ha
llabido tanta solicitud de pasaje.
La semana pasada salieron de este
puerto con pasajeros los vapores Coz
mos BHford, Porto Rico Y el FilGdeIfin.
Ests yapores llevaron muchos pasa-
jeros desde luego, ayudaron des-
congestionar un POGO la demanda que
nay.
Sc nos dice que hasta para il a
santo Domingo Sc necesita hacer tur-
no. @14e' u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15

Esta tarde cuando el vapor MOhGtcE
salga de nuestro puerto para New
York, las personals que acostumbran ir
a despedir sus amigos, sc sorpren-
deran grandemente cuandO les digan
que bordo del buque solamcnte pue-
den subir los pasajeros bona fde.
Esta orden hace algl1n tempo que
fue puesta en- xigor en- New York.
La misma orden fu6 ensegutda comu-
nicada al senior Nadal, agente de la
compaiifa en- San Juan, para que este
la pusiese EN- vigor; perO ell senior Ma
dal, que es hombre de mucha calma.
puso la orden recibida sobre la mesa.
para estudiarla, pues 6l en- realidad nc
saba de que manera pOdfa arrebatar-
lie la sociedad de San Juan csc ratio
agradable que Sc pasaba los mierco-
lespor' la tarde a bordO de los buques
donde Sc congregaba todo 10 mas Sc
lecto de nuestro mundo elegante.
Los amigos que van despedir los
que Sc embarcan pueden entrar en- Ell
muelle siempre y cuando que no mo
lesten las opcraciones de carga des-
earga de algtfn otro buque que este
atracado al muelle.
-Dfgame senior Nadal jcual ha 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
Fl iuiciio contra UnaInl
cia. Sc le acusa de
tad.--La anarqu1a To-
de Italia. Milan esta
sis teatral en- Espafla,
solucion.

mo de Roma ha llnallif festad0 la asO-
ciaci6n de maHufactaferos que no
quiere utilizar lss tf6bas para desa-
lojar las fabricas que estan en- poder
de los obreros rojos. Ell GObiernO
aconseja a los patroHJs que lleguen
a un acuerdo con Ids nelguistas. La
actitud de extrenfa tolgrancia del Go
bierno de Roma, no es mas que la de-
mostraci6n de SUI lnpq encia para inn
poner su quebranfada ahtoridad. Exis-
te, ademas, el tenor a. que la trOpa
no obedezca.
ROMA, septienibre I5.--LOs Obre-
ros ferroyiarios han heehO nuevas Pc
ticiOnes de aunientos de salaries.
Los directories de las enipresas Sc reu-
men hoy para discntir Jas demands.
En- las circunstanciassen que la falta
de Gobierno deia a todas las EMPIRE
sas en- una indsfensi6h absolute, Sc
espera la caida inminente del ministe-
rio.
LONDREs, septiemhrA l5.-El Cruz
cero Pittsburgh" de Ia marina de
los Estados Unidos ha sido puesto a
flote. Las ayerfas sufridas por ell bu-
que son de mucha consideration Sc
cree que no serKira va para prestar
serviciO.
MANILA, seHtiembre rEmpie-
ran eenocerse aii6s soa ssassEess az
los grandes dafios causadbs por eI tis
f6n que pas6 por ell Archipelago Ell
30 de agosto. Los perjuicios materia-
les son incalculables. Las perdidas
de vidas tambien son grandes. Las
cosechas de tabacO, arroz y Otros fru-
tos quedarOn destruidas. Ell desastrO'
so temporal deja en- la ruina nuTne-
r0sas personals.
VALENCIA, septiembre 15.-En la
.sala de 10 criminal de la audiencia de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15

PARIS, septiembre 15.-La autop-.
sia practicada en- ell cadaver de Olive
Thomas, ha descubiertO que la muer-
tie de la famosa actriz Ocurri0 por en-
venenamiento. Ia finada habia ingeri-
do una gran cantidad de sublimado
corrosive. La autopsia fue practica-
da por ell eminente DIR. Paul en- pre-
sencia de cinco medicos americanOs y
de las autoridades judiciales. Las
autoridades francesas dieron permisO
para trasladar ell cadaver los Es-
tadOs UnidOs.
NEW YORK, septiembre 15.-En
Brooklyn continla la huelga de los
motoristas y conductOres de los tran
Was elevados, sin que hasta ahOra
|hayan tenido exito los intentos cOnci-
liadores. Ell alcalde Mr.. Smith ha
declarado los reporters que fueron
a interrOgarle hoy que las gestiones
Ipersonales que venia practicandO el,
ItdH ALdCdSduU ,pOA nhOA"'tH -" NOAe'SC-f
iliaci6n tropieza con la actitud irre-
ductibIe de los huelguistas.
PARIS, septiembre 15.-Numerosos
viajeros que llegan prOcedentes de
Italia cuentan que ei aspecto de las
.ciudades italianas, especialmente Mi
Ian, es yerdaderamente fantasticO.
Toda la ciudad esta enarbolada de ro-
jo. Las fabeicas, las casas particular
res. Las tropas estan svigilandO los
bancos, ante ell tenor de un intentO
de saqueo por parte de las turbas. Los
Obreros impiden que los trenes que
debieran pasar llevando tropas a los
lugares de mas peligro, puedan circu-
lar libremente. La situaci0n de mu-
chas ciudades es desesperada. TIA
liza Sc encuentra al bOrde de la mas
horrenda anarquia.
PARIS, septiembre 15.-El Gobier-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
vALDEs-coBIAN LoPEZ-CEPE
BONANO

y
BONANO
Ell IMPARCIAL, como toda la prem
sa de la ciudad, tribute ell justo home
maize di6 su information al pdblico,
del acontecimiento social en- que unie-,
ron stls destinos ell Senador seflor Ra-
mon Vald6s Y La distinguida seforita
Mariana Lopez Cepero, de conocidas
familias de esta sOciedad. La boda
en- familia exclusivamente, result6
pesar de este, un verdadero aconte-
ciiniento de los mas brillantes tonos,
pues los alrededores del Palacio del
Obispado hasta la casa de los padres
de la novia-esposos L6pez-C Cepero-B
nano-se vieron llenos de una gran
concurrencia que tribute eXpresivas
muestras de simpatfas la dichosa pa
reja. En- la casa de los expresados
padres Sc obsequi6 los concurrentes
en- La forma. cortes amablemente ca
riilosa que 6llos acostumbran, llacien-
w thluuiCh lOo HOitOLCo Ia oSuOlACd
c0ntrayente. Brillante pareja la de
los noviOs Y luciendo la gentil des-
posada un equipo tan artfstico rico
como rica de galas naturales es la bue
ma Mia que reina hoy en- ell hermoso
hogar que la brisa del OceanO crea
y embalsama.
Despu6s de la casa de los padres,
fueron la residencia de la Playa del
Parque, en- donde estaran los primeros
dfas de sll luna de mieI--morada de
La se1ora Ana Cobian-los dichosos j0-
venes que han hecho allf un hermosf-
simo nido.
A pesar de ser la boda en- famliia,
los n0yios recibieron numerosos y va
liosos obsequios de sus parientes y
amistades de San Juan y de otras
poblaciOnes de la isla, todos de muy
buen gusto, riqueza v oportunidad.
Los Caballeros de Colon dieron al
senior Vald6s i'm banquete de despedi-
da de soltero y Ell aeto result6 brillan-
te.
Toda Ia soeiedad de San Juan, ha
tributado Ramon y Mariana, el ho-
menaje que por su valer merecen Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15

ALEjO RAMIREZ DANLA

Hoy embarca hacia los Estados
Unidos, en- Ell vapor MohGpk, el inte-
ligente joven estrldiante Don Alejo
Ramirez Davila, que va cursar la
carrera dc derecho en- la Universidad
de New York.
FL seilor Ramirez es poeta de mu-
cha inspiration y es va conocido de
nuestros lcctores por haber publica-
do Ell INfPARCIAL, algunas de sus
composiciones.
Deseamos al joven amigo que parte
esta tarie todos los exitos que tie
ne derecho por su inteligencia por
su aptitud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
l,OS NIERCOLES DE- A bORDO NO
SERAN TAN D|VERTlDOS
Los VBitanGS no puGdGn subir al V8pOf

do ell motive que ha originado esta
orden?, lie preguntamos
Ell .se1Or Nadal nos contest6 que el
particularmente ha deplorado que esa
orden Sc haya hechO extensiva Pto.
Rico, pues '6l esta muy familiarizado
con todo ell mundo aquf y sabe posi-
tivamente que ell delirio de algunas.
muchachas Y j6venes, es ir bordo
los microbes; pero que en- los ultimos
buques ha sido tai ell gentfo que ha
concurrido a los barcos, que para po-
der bajar de a bOrdO los vlsltantes
ha habido necesidad de detcner el
buuue mucho mas tempo despues de
La hora de salida, para poder sacar
la gente del buque. A pesar de la
costumbre va establecida de lenarse
las cubiertas, de amigos de los pasa-
ieros. este ha dado oportunidad que
Sc vayan muchOs polizones. Nos di-
ce ell senior Nadal que en- una OCCASION
Ilegaron New York ounce polizones,
v este como es natural, las autorida-
des en- New York, no 10 vefan con bue-
nos oios al extreme de que va los
.capitanes de los buques habfan entra-
do en- discusiones serias con las autOri-
dades del puerto de New York, por es-
to de los polizones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
AUxILIo MuTUo

Entradas: Adrian Bonillas Lopez,
Santurce; Vicente Diez Mendez, de
San Juan; Juan. Alvarez Espanol, de
San Juan; Enrique Rojo Fabian, de
San Juan; Alexandra Herrero Llanos,
de San Juan; Coneha Ramos Perez,
de Cayey Y Cruz Rivera Colon, de
San Lorenzo. s
Salidas: Arturo Castrill6n Mora,
de Bayam6n Domingo Negrete Seti6n,
de San Juan; Florentino Martinez
Bas, de San Juan Y Emilio Gdndara
Dfaz, de Cidra.