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The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Feared DIR. Hanania
Meant to Kill Him,
Slayer Confesses
Isaac Isakowitz Arraigned on Homi-
eide Charge-Will Be In
dicted Quickly.

Isaac Isakowitz, arrested late Saturday
night on the charge OF having b-utally
murdered DR.. Jack ID. Hanania in the lat
ters office. at No. q East 18th street
was arraigned on a short affidavit charg-
ing homicide before Magistrate Simpson
in Harlem Court yesterday and immedi-
ately remanded to the East 12eth street
station.
Benedict Dineen, Assistant District At
torney, said that a confession which Isa-
kowitz had made before him and detec-
tlves, would be presented to the Grand
for at once.
Mr.. Dineen said that Isakowitz had con-
fessed to, the murder, declaring that he
had been going to DR.. Hanania's offices
for some weeks and became convinced that
the dentist was seeking TO put him out of
the way. He said he could not forget
that DR.. Hanania had been one OF the
principal witnesses against him when he
was sent to Sing Sing for an attempt to
attack Miss Rose FELTON,, DR.. Hanania' 5
'ousin.
Isakowitz said that on Saturday morning
le went 10 Il hardware SlOlt ana DOuSnl
hatchet for ninety cents, put 1t under his
coat and then went to the dentists office
The dentists aged father admitted him.
He took a seat in the dentists chair, but
DR.. Hanania had not started to work on
Jsakowitz's teeth before Isakowitz asked
him to write a recommendation. Isa-
kowtz said the dentist sat down to his
desk and had penned only few sentences
when ne struck him over the head with
the hatchet. DIR. Hanania fell on thee
floor and IsakowitZ struck him four or
five other blows.
Mr.. Dneen. gave out the exact wording
OF the note, which read
Tow hom ii may concern This is to
certify that have known Isaac Tsakowtz
for seven years, and during that time
The "t" in time had not been crossed nor
the i' dotted. About a quarter of an inch
from the end of the letter ''e'' was hole
in the paper where the dentist had jabbed
the pen at the first blow.
1sakowitz told the detectives that he had
been in the crew Of the r'tarj~ -~''o~ -
steamship ran into an iceberg. He escaped
in the same lifcboat with AIRS. Joan a~O
Astor When he was sent 10 prison he
said he wrote to Mrs. Astor for assistance,
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Nationwide search for Miss Dckay To
Be Directed from Providence.
fsPEcIAL pRspATcH TO TIE IIERAl

ESPECIAL DEsPATCH 10 THE ltBkAlD.1
PROVIDENCE, r. L.. Sunday.-Tho ma
tionwide search for Miss Jeanne DeKay,
twenty-ycar-od daughter OF John w.
DeKay. who disappeared from Chicago
eleven days ago. will be directed from
Providence.
John w. DeKay. Jr.. brother of the miss
ing girl, is expected in this city within a
few days to cooperate with Judge Thomas
u. Lee. his fathers counsel. In develop
ing plans for a comprehensive search for
Miss DeKay.
While the impression prevails in Chica go
that Miss DeKay has committed suicide
Judge Lee was inclined today TO doubt
that theory. He also secuted reports that
she might have been kidnapped TO be held
for ransom or was afflicted with amnesia.
Miss DeKay is a girl OF intense ambi-
ton. who desires to engage in some large
undertaking." declared Judge Lee. "and
my impression Is that she has started off
TO do something on her own account"
Judge Lees connection with the investi-
cation Of the strange disappearance came
about through a cablearam from the girls
father from Lucerne, Switzerland. Judge
Lees law firm. Lee. Boss & McCanna,
has acted as counsel for John W. De-
Kay. Sr.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
WILLIAM LIE ROY EMMETT GETS
THE EDISON MEDAL FOR 1919
Work of Developer of Electricity
for Propulsion of Ships Is
Tionored.

William lie Roy Emmett. pioneer de-
veloper Of the principle OF electric pro-
pulsion for ships. has been awarded the
Edison medal for 1919. The citation adds.
Edison medal for 1919. The citation
For meritorious achievement In electri-
cal science. electrical engineering and the
electrical arts"
The Edison medal was founded by the
Edison Medal Association. 1t is awarded
annually by a committee of twenty-four
members Of the American Institute Of
Electrical Engineers. 1t is among the
highest honors in the electrical profession.
Mr.. Emmet, whose home Is i'm Schenec-
tady, was born at Pelham, n. Y, in 1859.
He entered the United States Naval Acad-
emy, where he was graduated in 1881. He
served as a cadet midshipman until 1885
at Annapolis and on board the u. s. S.
Essex. He re-entered the navy as junior
lieutenant in 1898 and served as navigator
on the u. S. S. Justin during the Spanish
American War. For many years he has
been consulting engineer of the General
Electric Company. He designed the pro-
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
.AF TER 50 BLAZES,
BOY HAD PLANS To
SET WORLD AF|RE'
Master of Brooklyn Firebugs
Says He Meant to ''Branch
Out" in Philadelphia.

After being questioned for five hours.
John Meyers. fifteen years old, of No. IA
Holl street. Brooklyn, who was arrested
Saturday night after a 5000 fire in Nos
fA and f25 Knickerbocker avenue, last
night completed his narrative of more
than fifty incendiary fires and accompa-
nying petty thefts with You can't ex-
pect me to remember all the numbers OF
the houses"
The boy will be arraigned in the Chill
orens Court today with Michael Dooiey,
or NO. 80 Noll street, and Albert Michaels
Oh NO. III Noll street, the other fifteen
year-old members of his band. Charles
Pappas, sixteen years old. of No. q Will
son avenue, was held without bail In
eates Avenue Police Court yesterday
morning on charge of arson. He will be
arraigned on Thursday.
Ihe arrest of the four boys clears up
many incendiary blazes in the Greenpoint,
hiosewood and Bushwick sections of
brooklyn. In his detailed statement to
e ire MARSHAL Brophy the Meyers boy as
suineo full responsibility for the setting
OF the fires and the petty thefts which
were discovered after each blaze and de-
chfed himself the leader OF the Youthful
gang
Inc boy said he obtained the idea of set
tihS the fires and then robbing the houses
N the ntigbborhood while the tenants
were watching the flames from an Italian
named "Chappie." He said he met tho
man on the street last spring and that the
latter told him he could get "easy money
py following the scheme. He declared he
set all OF the fires and always attended to
the thefts himself. His method he said.
was TO take only one of his pals with him
On any JOB and that he always insisted
that his companion act as lookout. II was
the torch and made all the hauls myself, :"
he said.
Although the boy and his companions
confined their activities chiefly TO Brook
lyn. they did set three fires IN Manhattan
and one in Hoboken Meyer said he was
arrested while on the Hoboken job. but
that the police did not suspect him of set
tin gthe fire. and picked him up only on a
robbery charge He said he was on parole
in Hoboken and reported there regularly.
The boy amazed the Fire Marshal by
scheme to spread his activity TO phila-
delphia. going there to set fire and get
ting back TO New York before those at his
home would suspect him.
Most OF the fires were set on either
Saturday or Sunday, because school kept
him busy on other days, tho boy said He
never took jewelry because of the danger
In pawning thearticles. His scheme was to
take only ready cash because you can
spend that easy"
The boy Is undeHized and Is backward
in his studies. In The opinion OF the Fire
Marshal, he is not fully developed mental
ly.
But in all my thirteen years expert
ence,' Mr.. Brophy declared, II have never
encountered more resourceful mind with
respect to the setting of fires. The boy
amazed me with his cool recital OF his
methods and the precautions he took
against detection"
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
FLYING BULLETS
IN WEST SIDE DUEL
ALARM HUNDREDS
Man Caught After Chase in
Chelsea Says He Was De
Tending Himself.

Hundreds of frightened men. women
and children fled into nearby doorways
and cellars and stores when two men at
Ninth avenue and Seventeenth street last
night began to empty their automatic
pistols at each~othe The fusilade con-
tined for several minutes but no one was
injured, not even the participants in the
duel. all Of the bullets having gone wild.
Policeman Charles Jabonski. OF the
West Twentieth street station. heard the
shots and saw two men and a woman
running In candy store at NO. 4O5
West Sc senteentn street he caught a man
who described himself as Edward Ben
nett, twenty-nine years old, OF No ass
West Eighteenth street. He was accused
Of violating the Sullivan law
Bennett was taken TO the West Twen-
tieth street station. where he was uues-
toned by Detectives Westerfield and
Hooks, who later declared that Bennett
said he was stabbed on Saturday nigh;
by a man for whom they are searching
Bennett feared he would meet the man
again, the detectives said, and armed
himself with a pistol to be ready for any
emergency.
When Bennett and the man met, the de-
tectives say, they both drew pistols and
fired. The prisone- denied knowing the
woman whom Policeman Jabonski saw
running from the scene of the shooting,
but the detectives believe she was the
cause of the duel.
The shooting occurred near the scene of
the Staying of Tanner" Smith in the Mar
ginal Club. IT was at first believed by the
detectives that the shooting was a reopen
ing of the gang war which resulted also
In the deaht of Rubber Shaw in Ho-
boken.
Policeman Jabonski found an automatic
pistol lying or the floor OF the candy store
in which he arrested Bennett. The de-
tectives said Bennett admitted ownership
of the weapon. An extra eli pof cartridges
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
LOCKS ENEMY IN ICEBOX
IN QUARREL ABOARD SHIP

A feud OF the sea was reported yester-
day when the steamship Lake Wilson ar
of the crew. in irons in the brig. charged
with having attempted TO murder the
chief cook by locking him In his own re-
frigerator. The cook was trying TO chop
his way out with ceaver when his cries
Tor help were heard. Hc was nearly
frozen. The quarrel between the two men
began when they were on shore leave at
Cristobal.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Man Shot Attempting Holdup Dies.
[srrc1AL nrarArcu re rnr urn,1n1

~ ''9'9'I' DsoFNINff u IHF FIEHNLV'I
NORTH BERGEN. n. j.. Sunday
Charles Costello. of No. 1i5 Spring street,
West Hoboken. died at the North Hudson
Hospital at Wechawken today from two
revolver wounds received when ho and a
companion tried TO hold up sidney Wes-
teiner. of No. 13S Leonard street, Jersey
CITY, an employe Of O'Brien e Kantor. OF
Secaucus. Westeiner had 500 OF his firms
money. which he was TO deposit in a bank.
Costello was told that he was dying, but
declined to divulge the name of his COM
panion.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
RED SUSPECT KILLED BY FALL
IN DEER ISLAND PRISON

BOSTON, Sunday.-Jos oseph smidt, ar
rested at Holyoke as radical and brought
To the Deer Island Prison last Sunday
was killed late today by a fifty foot fail
from the fifth tier Of cells TO the concrete
floor OF the rotunda. The prisoners at the
time were returning TO their cells after
their afternoon airing The medical ex-
aIniner began an investigation
Department OF Justice officials today
started a canvass of the four hundred
alleged radicals detained at the island to
determine the number who have depend
ents.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
FIFTY MORE REDS TAKEN
IN A RAID IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sunday.--Fifty sus-
pected radicals were arrested here today
in a raid participated in by federal. county
and city officers, assisted by State troop
ers and private citizens Twelve of the
prisoners were held after examination; ten
on federal deportation warrants and two
on open charges
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Army FLYER Killed in Fall.

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Sunday.-Lieutenant
Bruce Struthcrs was killed and Lieuten-
ant J. Evans severely injured when an
airpane in which they were attempting
to make a forced landing suddenly crashed
to the ground near Bcrnardino today.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Gambling Raids in
Early Morning in
the Bronx ;;Seize ~

Three raids on alleged gambling houses
n the Bronx were conducted early yes
terday morning by Inspector Thomas
Mcdonald, chief of the special service
division of the Police Department. Forty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
PAGE SIXTEEN

In company with Dr. Tucker OF
a. x NJ. College OF Stilwator, We
listed Joiner school last month As
% result Of this visit and the talk
.ha' Ir Tucker made the school ON
,alt occasion, many benefits have
arisen for the good of tu. school
In fuckers talk WAS primarily that
Of sanitation. aud she told The pupils
how they could cyadc tine raNugc9
OF typhoid fever ana other diseases
By following her instructions. AS 20
result and through the hard work
Of John Brown, Coy Lamb, Virgil Bet
lis and Willie Clcyrgcr, leading the
van Of schoolbOys with pick and
shovel the work of digging trocnchcs
began and today this school is boast.
ing Of the most sanitary toilets of
any school In the county.
Monday. March Sth I arranged
for several schoolhousc poultry shows
80 that my club members might have
the benefit Of Judging poultry and
eggs. Mr.. Phil Hays assistant poul.
try club agent OF saltwater, spent
the week IN the county visiting the
SHOWS with me Eight schools were
visited where have club centors
and one school where ] have six
poultry members Mary Niblack and
Springdalc schools, being in the same
ntighborhood. held joint show Mor-
day afternoon aud on our arrival a
very enthusiastic "ycll for Hays"
erected us from both schools and %
parents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
TREES
Better plant them now an

Better plant them now and
get this years growth. | can
/ furnish you anything that will
grow in this climate. Come
and see my trees at sales ard,
one block west of Post Office.
Get the benefit of my expert
ence. In business in Southern
Oklahoma since 15 years OF
age. Am here to stay. Let's
get acquainted.
ARDMORE NURSERY
IRL HUDSON, Proprietor
Phone 19l2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
North Found
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
FRISCO RAILWAY

Train No. sos Departs------ $40 a. m
Train 10. 5ii Departs y. mi
MIXED Traim
Train No, 1Ij Departs------ 4:50 y. NJ
Train No. J,3 Arriycs---- $40 a. M
Mixed Train
Train No. $40 Arrives ---l0:35 q. M
Train No. 800 Arrives 7:30 p. m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
OKLA. NEW MEN. 4 PACIFIC

Train Sq:-e' Arrives------1l;0o a. mI
Train No. 4 Arrives els y. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
LO QuGd dice de los
marines 0SpalOIGS
ell Hon. GObernadOT
MR.. YAGER SALDRA Ell SABADC
PARA PUERTO RICO

FL gobernador Mr.. wager, embarcara
pasado mafana para Puerto Rico. Mr.
wager viene totalmente restablecido !
Sc posesionara de su cargo tan pronto
como desembarque.
Uno de nuestros reporteros que hablo
aver con el gobernador INFERNO, seiio-
Benedicto, a prop6sito de la llUgad7
del acorazado ''Alfonso XIII, Y de
los preparativos que Sc hacen en- la For
taleza para recibirlo, interrogo al Co
bernador con respecto de la inmensa j.
Dor llevada cabo por ell Y la necesi-
dad que siene de pedir un descanso.
Nos dijo el senior Benedicto:
Me han tocado los momentos mas
dificiles las horas mas aciagas en-
mi gobernaci6n interina En- todas las oca
stones he procurado resolver con critic
rio mesurado y observation atinada to
dos los confictos cuya solucion me fue
confada.
La huelga de los muelles, va usted
We ell trabajo que nos dio. pero al fin
Y al cabo hubimos de veneer los incon-
venidntes
--Ahora estoy ocupandome con entu
siasmo sobre 10 que debe hacerse para
recibir al acorazado "Alfonso XIII.
Como he tenido oportunidad de decirle
va, preparamos una reception, un bal
lie un banquete.
Pero ESQ, a mi juicio, no es sufcien
te. Debe hacerse algo original, Y en- ESQ
no estaremos remisos, para rendir los
n.1rinos de Espafa el homemade a que
son acreedores, por su estirpe, por su
raza y por su historic.
-Dado que ell "Alfonso XIII" per
manezca aqui los mismos dias que ha
estado en- Cuba, debe hacerse Y puede
hacerse una esplendida y hermosa fiesta.
Con esos homenajes, con esos festiva-
les. Sc demostrara y Sc levantara nues-
tro amor a la madre Espaila habremos
de cumplir un deber noble y patriotico.
--INo cree usted-nos dijo-que una
excursion por los pueblos de la isla-
en- la cual la oficialidad la ,Eipulaciop
del buque tengan la oportunidad de ad
mirar nuestros paisajcs debia ha-
Ger?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
LA FUNDICIoN DE PoRTILLA PI-
DE PROTECTION A LA PoLICIA

Con motive de haberse levantado
en- huelga desde ell sabado los opera
rios de la Fundici6n de Portilla, esta ha
dirigido una communication la policia
pidiendole protection policiaca para evi
tar cualquier movimiento hostil por par
to dc los huelguistas. pues piensan rea
nudar su interrumpida labor con hon.
bres nuevos
Ell active jefe senior Martinez, quien
esta, actualmente, cargo del puesto
de San Juan, ha ordenado que un nti-
nero de guardias presto en- los Alfredo
res del taller la vigilancia solicitada.
Segdn nuestros informes, los huel-
guistas piden aumento de salario para
continuar su trabajo.
Hasta la fecha no Sc ha registrado
ningdn acto violento por parte de los
trabajadores en- huelga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
I'm eSCalamiGntO
en- 'EI, COndadO'

Ell joven notabilisimo doctor Qui-
fiones Jimenez, quien reside en- "El
Condado'', ha informado la ofcins
de la detective que de su residencia le
escalaron varios objetos de plata, va
lorados EN- $35.
Ha manifestado que Sc llevo cabo
este robo en- los momentos en- que en- 81
residencia no habia nadie.
Sc esta practicando la correspondence
investigation para yer 81 Sc puede dar
con la pista de los malhechores, que son
los mismOs que, segin infOrmes, mace
varios dias, estan llevando cabo numeI
rosas fechorias en- aquel paraje, donde
residen las familias mas aristocraticas
de San Juan Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
PANCHO VILLA CONT|NUA
TRAICIONANDO A SU Pals
Las mujeres espahOIas piden ell diVoCio.- OtrO
case de peste bubdniCa en- M6jeO.--EI Cau-
dIIo turCO eS pTiSiOnerO de los griegOs.
lNGLATERRA Y FRANCIA PAC-
TARAN CON LOS BOLSHEVIKIS

BOULOGNE SUR-MER, julio %.
Lloyd George y Millerand, jefes
de los gobiernos de Inglaterra Y
Francia, celebraron hoy una exten-
sisima conferencia, en- la cual deci-
dieron aceptar la invitaci6n que les
ha dirigido Russia con el prop6sito de
celebrar una conferencia, encamina-
da obtener la paz en- toda Europa,
para, de ese modo, conseguir que
vuelva a restablecerse el equilibrio
en- las naciones del mundo.
La conferencia Sc verifcara-de-
clararOn Millerand Lloyd George
siempre que los "bolshevikis" hagan
algunas aclaraciones acerca de sus
puntos de vista sobre Rumania y
Polonia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
dGJuVGntud"
LIcuLAs |UNTvERsAL FILM CO. =
LICULAs UNIVERSAL FILM CO.
opiniones emitidas por distintos ''.I.an
ayers de los principles teatros ameri
canos

"oJoS DE JUVENTUD" es la peli-
cula mas costcsa que ha producido la
casa Equity Pictures Cooperation y,
desde luego una de las que mas dinero
ha costado importar en- Puerto Rico.
Los distintas casas establecidas aqui
como importadoras de peliculas interpre
tadas por Clara Kimball Young, no Sc
decidieron a adquirir los derechos de ex
hibicion de tan aplaudida cinta, temoro
sas de que fuera impossible cubrir los
gastos en- este serritorio Y Ia UNI
vERsAL FILM MFG CO., accedieado
las indicaciones de su manager Ell
Puerto Rico, senor Pedro M Gonzalez,
rosolvi6 comprarla y explotarla en- seis
distintos territories.
81 Sc lograse cubrir los gas.os en-
Puerto Rico, los compradores queiarlan
plenamente complacidos.
La exquisite production que nos ocu
pa ha sido dirigida por ell celebre ar
tista ALBERT PARKER.
]. N. Cons propie.ario del ''Teatro
Queen en- Wilmington, Del ha hecho
las siguientes manifestaciones un re,
porter de la prensa diaria de aquella
ciudad
"oJoS DE JUVENTUD" ha rotc
todos los records" anteriores en- cuan
to la solicitud de entradas . Y, de
sus meritos como production lujosa, de
intense sabor dramatico y perfecta pre-
paraci6n de cuadros. usted mejor que yo
puede dar una opinion autorizada Aho-
ra bien, mi juicio es la mejor pelicu-
la que Sc ha exhibido en- mi teatro''
Los directories del Tdatro Imperial
en- San Francisco, California, la mis-
ma noche del debut de ''oJoS DE JU
vENTUD" trasmitieron Ell siguiente te-
legrama:
Equity Picture Corporation,
Aeohn Hall, New York.
oJoS DE JUVENTUD ,riunfo abso-
luto. Pagaremos suma ustddes exijan
por repeticion senana pr6xina. Fell
citaciones.
Greater Stars Productions Co., de Chi
cago, III, la mas rica corporation de-
estado, establecida hace muchos amos
duefa de los mejores teatros de la ciu
dad, ha hecho expontaneamente la!
valiosas manifestaciones que a CONT
nuaci6n transcribimos:
oJo DE JUVENTUD es la mas in
teresante de todas las producciones Wis
tas. Clara Kimball Young establece III
nuevo record de admiradores. AL decil
que esta es la obra maestro de Miss
Young, afrmamos que es obra defniti
va de la Reina del arte mudo. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
AIambiquG Captura-
do en- un CemHnteTiO

En- el sitio denominado "Punta de
las Marias", fue ocupado aver un
alambique, de Juan Figueroa San
chez, quien fue arrestado.
FL Juez municipal lie senalo $3.50
de fanza.
Este servicio fue prestado por el
sargento Rodriguez los guardias
Pihero Lopez, del puesto de San
turce.
En- Rio Piedras la policia ocup6
otro alambique, que funcionaba en-
cl cementerio de aquella poblaci6n.
Y aqui puede parodiarse aquello
de "ya nj en- la paz de los sepulcros
creo."
Portentos de la prohibici6n-......
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
D. Martin TraViO-
so para COmISiO-
nadO de S. PdbIiCo
LA NoTA PoLITICA
DE ULTIMA HoRA

En- los salones del Senado Sc verifi
CO una reunion privada, de caracter
politico, en- la cual Sc discutieron ex-
tensamente las candidaturas que hasta
ahora, cuentan con las simpatias del
electorado unionista de San Juan.
AL mencionado acto, que despert6
vivo interes, acudieron los mas inau-
yentes jefes del partido Unionista, Y
fue acuerdo unanime de los asistentes,
apoyar la candidatura del Licdo. Mar
tin Travieso, para Comisionado de Ser
vicio Publico de San Juan.
No sabemos 81 ell Licdo. Martin Ira
vieso aceptara esa nomination, dado a.
esta apoyada, Sc puede decir, por los
jefes de la Union por las personals
mas infuyentes de la localidad.
Nuestros lectores saben que, frente
a esa candidatura, Sc puso la de don
Jesls Benitez, tambien fuertemente SOS
tenida, la de don Vicente Alcaraz,
candidate de los elementos Independent
tistas, quien tiene, asimismo, numero-
SOS simpatizadores
A la referida reunion asistieron los
sehores Barcel6, Diez de Andino, Iriar
to Y otros.
6ARREGLADA LA DISI-
DENCIA DE CAROLINA?
Aver tarde sostuvieron una larga
conferencia con ell senior Barcel6, los
senores Romani, representante a la Ca
mara por ell distrito de Rio Piedras
y candidate a Senador por san Juan,
y don Pedro Elzaburu, con ell fin de
yer e. modo propicio para arreglar la
disidencia unionista de Carolina.
Los sefiores Romani Elzaburu sa-
Heron bier impresionados de La entire
vista, y Sc cree que Sc ha legado a
I'm arreglo entire las parties divididas.
LA ASAMBLEA
UNIoNIsTA
Un prominente y distinguido iefe de
la Union nos informo aver q. la Asam
blea del partido Sc verifcaara en- los
ultimos dias del pr6ximo mes
-JY que Sc discutira alli?-, nos
permitimos preguntarle.
"A Ia hora de ahora nos dijo-
no sabemos a punto flo 81 sc reparte
ell plato independentista, 81 nos CO
memos Ell autonomista. Simplemente,
es question do gustos.