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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
WALL STREET EXPECTS
RALLY IN STOCK MARKET
Tuesdays Labor Board Award
Considered Cause for Stronger
Selling Orders.
FREIGHT CONGESTION CLEARS
Conditions I'm Credit Market Still
bad and Bankers Arc Doing All
They Can to Save Their Gus
toners.
nY nI,OADAN WALL.


NEW YORK. July 1S.-Such de- i.
week that professional Wall stree:
is looking forward to u sharp rally
In the stock market There Is no
short interest worth talking about,
but the traders believe stocks are so
strongly held that selling orders viii
not appear until there Is Il conelIcr-
because nearly everybody is carrying
stocks that show losses. The rca-
son they would buy stocks now iY
that the Labor Board award on Tues
day Is expected to be such ~ viii
cheer up the workmen on the raj: :
roads. The railroad managers *
rcct che worst from the Labor Board,
but they look to the Interstate Com :
mcrce Commission for relief almost
Immediately.
Gut unless the commission an
promptly after the wage awarl is
made. discouragemcnt may causc
'urthcr selling for conditions arc very
:1itd indeed with the raj roads. l; IL
little faster than 1t was. but the con
Ecstlon Is still so great that tle.c Ia
tsals hope OF cleaning 1t up beio-e the
period overwhelms the country.
Great Crop Embarrnssc..
The great crops that under normal
conditions would be a reason for buy
inE stocks are this year an en- :
s shhorassmen at; ,, Not only is there
stock, but tho cars. AZ well as tho
men. arc at Il low percentage or c!-
nciency ABOUT 90 per cent OF the
OF the owners. and are not getting
current repairs. The number ~
cars n bad order Is now probably "A
record
Conditions in the credit marks, arc
sun very bad. but in the absence of
Intelligent and patriotic handling Ui
ne si,untion By the proper au,hori-
tlcs. individual bankers are now try
Ing TO do what they can u save
themselves and their customers.
Inc bankers are not hashful abou,
interest rates do not tempt them. Tor
some expect call money TO 20 IS
nigh AZ 40 per cent by October.
Westerners Have Money.
inquiry among the banks tina, lena
10 stockbrokers discloses the fac,
now outstanding on call Is for the
account OF Western banks
The fact that stocks are cheap In
comparison with their current earn.
ings and SURPRISES does not save tho
situation entirely. although that viii
hcip. The public is not in ouyine
Woo!en mills have shut down and
5nete IS talk OF other mills doing
likewise. for the lack OF orders
!ack OF orders al Il time when the
Inorlasc OF ~! kinds OF commodities
is the greatest in All history SvSh
- the absurdity 10 when profi.ccrinp
mas eo'nc-not the pro!itccrinC OF any
nar'!cuiSr Industry or Individual. but
IN. proNiccr!ng OF everybody.
me TACT that mail order houses
ma thcir business shrinking. Is cv-
'ueng" mat the general puul!c has
decided 10 quit buying That look
as II the loss was going TO rail ~,
me manufaciurers. That means tina,
D,E bank loans are going to BE in.
vowed No wonder the banks ar,
conserving their RESOURCES and Drn.
parInS Tor q shook -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
LODGE MURDER SUSPECTS
IN MONTGOMERY PRISON
Under Heavy Gunrd Six Ainbn mn
White Men Carried From Scene
nf Il IllInR.

White Men Carried From Scene
Of Killing.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. July 1S.-SiS
white men held in connection with
murder of John l.. WEIGH. n Crcnshaw
County farmer. near Luvcrne. Thurs
day night. were brought to Montgom-
cry this morning for safe Keeping.
The men. five of whom were trailed
by bioodhounds and arrested Friday
afternoon. the sixth having surrcn-
Icrcd saturday. are Nance Reeves
Snow. Bob. NJ l.. and Lee Sexton
Thcy were brought here by Sheriff
Jones. of crenshaw County, who was
accompanied by heavy guard OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
LACK OF TRANSPORTATION
LIMITS PRODUCTION OF COAL

According to Report OF Geological
Survey Thrcc-Fourths of Loss IL
Due to This Cnusc.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Transnor-
tation continues to be the dominant
factor limiting production of coal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19

BOSTON. July is.-Announcemcnt
that Marshal Foch would be made an
honorary member of the American
knights Of Columbus upon the oc-
casion OF his unvei!ing OF the statue
OF Lafayette. the orders rift to
France at Metz on August 2i was
mace mere To-Day by Supreme knight
I"hics y. fIahcrty. of Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19

according to the weekly report Of
geological Survey made public to-
night The loss in production during
the week ending July 10. ascr.bed TO
transportation. the report ASSERTS
was three times the loss credited to
any other one factor.
The average car supply to mines
during the week of July 10 remained
about the same. reports from mine
operators to the survey indicate. In
some districts the supply OF cars i'm
proved. while in others II grew worse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
Fire Destroys LRd<c Placid Inn.

LAKE PLACID. y. Y. July 49,
One woman was injured here early
this morning when fire In the bakery
OF the Lake Placid Inn drove fifty
two occupants of the hotel to tho
street in their sleeping apparel. The
hotel was cOmDletelY DESTROYED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
r r e. r.

2oo scu and valuable away absolutely
ree TO rSt zoo ladies at our door Opening
You must be in front
day II you wish to share in this free distribution = - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
HELPED HER more
THAN ANY OTHER
Sensational Testimonial Given
Plant Juice by Popular
lichmOnd Lady.
VETERAN OF SALVATION ARMY
Relates That She is Glad to
Endorse Plant Juice for
Bowel or Stomach Trouble.

Indigestion. dyspepsia coatoa
Tongue, sour stomach. gas, or n
bloatcd feeling after meals sleep-
iessness. poor appetite, consultation.
headache. dizzy spells. restlcssness
puned eyes. bad taste in the mouth
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
SEN. BRANDEGEE
 ;t $ ATTACKED BY
 s'SUFF" LEADER

Governor Holconb, J. Henry Rora- back, Republican State Central Com nlittee chairman, and Senator Frank B. Brandegee came in for about equal amounts of denunciation from Mrs. Carrie Chapman CaItt, president of the National American Suffrage associa- ton upon her return from Geneva, Switzerland. After speaking of the world suffrage movement, she gave her attention to the campaign for the 36th state for ratification and sadd: "In Connecticut the legislature is ready to ratify whenever called, but the governor, in league with MT. Roraback, chairman of the Republi- can State committee and with Sena- tor Brandegee, who comes up for re- | election in the autumn, has been per sistent in his refusal to call the spe-
 cia1 session necessary for ratification. For a time his excuses seemed sin cere, but as they continued from time
 to time his excuses have been shown
 to be invalid, and the real cause now appears, fear of the woman vote.
 "It is not the fact that Brandegee is an anti-suffragist that has put the
 spirit of fear into his packers, but that his entire record is such his | packers believe would be unappea1- l ing to the women of Connecticut. It is they and not the suffragists. One man, the governor of Connecticut vir- tually says to the women of Connec- ticut, You shall not vote, for if you do you may not support my candi- date'''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
IMPRISONMENT ON NOMINATIONS

London, July S-Commenting on the Chicago and San Francisco con- ventions, London newspapers devote more attention to future relations be- tween the United States and Great Britain than upon the bearing the conventions will have on the domestic affairs of America.
 There is nothing in the declared policy of either MT. Cox or MT. Harding to disturb the most cordial relations between the two countries" says the Morning Post.
 Several journals warn the people not to take too serious view of utter ances inevitable during the campaign by certain groups in the United States who make twisting the lions tail a favorite amusement" Most newspapers touch lightly on the Irish plank adopted at San Fran cisco but the Morning Post remarks: American politicians do not scru- pie to serve their own ends by re- sorting to expedients which they know are offensive to the British na- ! ton. We believe the Irish resolution does not cut very much ice as it I stands"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
MAIL STOCK
 TAX BLANKS

Capital stock blanks (Form No. 70) are being mailed today to all corporations in the state of Connect- cut that are on record at the office of the Collector of Internal Revenue, Hartford.
 The capital stock tax is an excise tax or license for the privilege of do- ing business. The tax is payable in advance, the one falling due the 31st of this month being for the year 1920 1921, and the tax is reckoned on the condition of each particular corpora ton for the, year 1919-1920
 All corporations formed since June 30, 1919, may obtain blanks upon application at the Internal Revenue office, Hartford, or at the sub offices in New Haven, Bridgeport, Water bury or New London. Should a cor poration contend exemption, evil dence supporting same must be sub mitted with the claim.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
REED SENDS COX
 50uCRATU CLAYTON

Kansas City. Mo-. July S-U. S. Senator Reed of Missouri has tele- graphed congratulations to Governor Cox of ohi2.
 The telegram follows:
 .sI send my sincerest and heartiest congratulations to you upon your great victory against what seemed to be overwhelming odds. I congratu- late the country because I am firmly convinced that you will always main tain and defend our nation and will never consent to the surrender of any part of it's sovereignty or the aban- donment of those great international policies of the fathers, under which we have achieved unexampled great ness and power" s
 Reed declared he considered the nomination of Governor Cox from every standpoint the strongest that could have been made from among the real candidates of the convention
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
BURY COMMISSIONERS

JURY COMMISSIONERS For Fairfield County will meet at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, in the County Court House, at Bridgeport, on
 Monday, July IF, 1920, at 10 A. M. Any person may appear before said Commissioners at said time and place and be heard with reference to the names upon the list. as nominated from each of the towns in Fairfield County.
 WILLIAM T. HINCKS
 BRADFORD D. PIERCE, JR.,
 FRED w. TRACY. P6s<
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
200 AT LUNCHEON.

Over 200 members of the Chamber of Commerce were in attendance at the fortnightly luncheon held at the StratfieId yesterday noon. Jeff Da- wis who has been hanging around these parts for the past two weeks spreading a lot of hobo philosophy, was the principal speaker at the feast yesterday and told his audience the difference between a hobo and "a bum In fact the hobo king said a little bit of everything on many diff ferent subjects, chief among which was the stress he laid on people getting to understand each other.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
N o T CE

Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
 S2O Main Street.
 Water rates for the quarter ending July 1st, 1920, are NOW DUE and payable at the office of the Company. No. 820 Main street. All bills must be paid on or before July Is, 1920. Business hours on Saturdays from a. m. to 12 m.
 For the accommodation of the pub lie the office will be kept open from $ a. m. to- 8 p. m- July 9th and 18th. 1920.
 ALBERT E. LAVERY. Secretary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
COMMITTEES TO MEET.

A joint meeting of the transporta- tion and streets committees of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in the assembly room of the Cha anlber in the First Bridgeport National bank building on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock to discuss the trolley situa- tion. The two committees will make application of the study they have. made during the past year of the transportation problem and vii! apply it to the present situation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
TWO REPORT MONEY LOSS.

Joseph Steve. of 457 Water street reported to the police last night, that thieves entered his room yester- day afternoon and stole $1o0.- Gee K. Horne, of 399 Myrtle avenue, re
 ported the loss of $2o in am Easa 5 Main street saloon. He claimes that he was robbed of the money.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
ANOTHER HELD
 TOR CONSPIRACY

Washington, July 8-The seventh arrest here in connection with the al- legged conspiracy of some employees of the war risk insurance bureau to de- fraud disabled soldiers was coupled with a report yesterday that more arrests would be made in other cities. The latest arrest was that of George w. Seitz
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
PHYsIoLoGICAL DIFFICULTIES

f PHYSIOLOGICAL DIFFICULTIES
 ''Yes. sir; an the last time was wounded, they was in such 'urry ter sew me up they went and left q sponge inside me-and it's there now.'
 Good gracious! Doesn't it hurt you?'
 k, ttNo, sir, thank you. But it do make me most uncommon thirsty!'- The Passing Show.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08

from the Poles by the Bo1sheviki. 1t. Is announced in a Soviet statement received by wireless from Moscow yesterday. The Bolsheviki took 1000 prisoners, two armored trains, two tanks, two six-inch guns and train with locomotives.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
CAPTURE FORTRESS OF RovNo.

London, July s-The fortress of
 Rovno, one of the famous triangle of fortresses of Volhynia, to the east of Dubno and Lutsk, has been captured
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
DEsnE La GRAN cATARATA

Ell estimable joven 6. Rossy em-
pleado principal de las oficinas del
tambien amigo nuestro, sefior Miguel
Morales esta hacienda un interesan-
te rec0rrido por diversas regiones de
los Estados Unidos y visit6 Was
higton, Buffalo ,Filadelfia y Boston
halldndose ahora en- las Cataratas del
Niagara, enpdonde estara algunos
dfas. Escribe nuestro companero
.SEMPER y Sc muestra interesado en-
los asuntos de Puerto Rico, habiendc
sabido allf que la huelga de los niue
Hes de San Juan, termino; 10 que re
sulta de gran .utilidad para los nego
clos. Pronto regresara San Juan
para entonces ausentarse al Norte el
expresado senior Morales, que va er
asuntos de las importantes casas dc
manufacture de maquinaria que re
presenta aquf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
Los Dientes PeFdidos mo-
vuelven a RecupeFaFse

Solamente las personals que
sucien y cubran de una pellcula
pueden apreciar los disntes sa-
nos y naturales, y sin embargo,
nucEos descuisan estos dones
preciosos, dejanGo que Sc en-
sucien y cubran sc Uni pclicula
viscosa. Dejaa que las partecu-
las del alinento ferlnenten entire
les 6ieptes. y Sc. fcrraen Scidos,.
que .ocasionap ,caYidaGes en- los
dientes, Este condrce a a3idez
Ide IA Eoca, ,piorrea y forr:1aci 5n
de pas, alredeGor q; les encias.
Este prs Sc traSa con ca5s = %
cado qGe Sc come. Esta ees una de
las caIsas principales del Color
de caEeza, Pagecir-1ientos del es-
t5nago y y9varias forTnas de reu-.
rnatisn6o.eg LasiPasta Dentffrica
Cadtim, % una lepreparaci5 5n fran
cesa atecha sem America de Ia
Efornulanoriginal, eseun dent,frico
antiGc;Goy ,aiartsept;co cientificaa
naente lrreoarado;i corri1e el ss-
tado denacidez, lirnnia y pule los
sdientcs, i-npidchlal carrie ( os
dientes y hace cesar la forrnacl5n
3esarEo.d .Ha nl5lNm le ss'nh y,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
UN BELLO RASGO DE LA EMPIRE
SA DEL TROLLEY
qne carta deI sodor Domenech.
Aeosto 13 1920.

Agosto 10, 1920.
Hon. Roberto H. Todd,
Comis:ohado de Seryicio Pr1blico y
Prisiones
San San Juan, i, /.
Seflor: 'se' Y \.
En- confirmation de mi ayiR telef6-
nico de hace dos dfas, tengo eI honor
de manifestarle que la Porto Rico Rail
way. Light and Power Company, de
seosa de tomaf parte en- los festejos
que Sc han de llevar d cabo en- honor
de los oficiales y marinos del Acorazado
espaiiol Alfonso XIII, quienes visi-
taran esta ciudad la semana entrante
ha acordado conceder entrada libre a
las funciones de nuestro Cine en- el
Parque Borinquen, los seiiores OFF
Gales y Marines del citado Acoraza
do. durante los dfas que hayan de, pei
manecer aquf.
AL efecto me permto incluirle una
.inyitaci6n para el senior Comanante
del barco, y lie estimar6 que la haga
llegar a manos de aqu6l oportuna
mente.
AprovechoA esta ocasion para suscri
brine de usted, + ~
- : Alto! Y s. 81, p ~. '% :.
&. gss,s+t
as Manuel V..4DOBte,eech, ei'St
rRl ~ #ft;s n ".@ @al Director
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
DUELo JIBARo

En- ell barrio "Guajatacagy de San
Sebastian, Jose Rios, Porfrio Adams
sostuyieron un desaffo, resultando Rios
con tres heridas de machete Adams
con una grave herida de cuchillo, en-
eI Decho. origino ell disgusto, unos
dafos producidos por animales de uno
de los contrincantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
MAS oFERTAs DE AUTOS

Los distinguidos caballeros Don
Apollo Portilla y Don Manuel MADEIRA,
han ofrecido sus automobiles all Ma,
nager del "San Juan Football Club
senior Esteves, para conducir los ma
tffnos espafioles al lugar donde Sc ce-
llebren las fiestas deportivas.
Este rasgo galante sera imitado Sc
guramente por otrOs socios del Clut
Que cuentan con lujosos carros dc
paseO. M
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
uN DAMON DE LUIS FELIPE
DESSUS

ri inspirado poeta y culto perlodis-
Ia. Luis Felipe Dessus que tampien 81
compositor musical, acaba de impri-
mir un popurri de aires espanoles, en-
tempo, de damon, que esta llamado
4 hacerse popuIarfsimo,
Con 10 que aquf gusta la musica es-
pafiola Y el acierto, la oportunidad que
tiene la publication del precioso dan
z6n. bien pronto yeremos por ahi, pQr
los escaparates de las tiendas, las su-
cesivas ediciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
CONFERENCIA

Esta noche dara una conferencia en-
la Logia Teos6fica, "Luz en- el SEN
dero" calle la Luna, No. 100 el Lcdo'
Fancisco Vicenty, notable Soclologo
portorriqneho, siguiendo el tema que
ha venido desarrollando desde hace
algunos dias: La Vida Despues de Ia
Muerte.
Sc invita- al pdblico a este acto, y
especialmente los que cultlvan estos
estudios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
MEMORIES DEL1NCuENTEs

Han sido arrestados por hurto, LUIS
Suarez, Juan Reyes y Ramon Ker-
cado. A los dos primeros Sc acusa
del hurto de una maleta contenlendo
Instruments de cirujia, propiedad del
doctor Morales Munoz y al dltimo Sc
le atribuye ell hurto de ~ camisetas
de una tiendaa de la ciudad.
Estos sujetos pertenecen la So
ciedad denonimada los 13.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
Javier Alfonso & Co:
Advt.
HoMBRE AGGRESSIVE

En- ell barrio '.Ceiba'', de Las Pie
dras, Antolino Radalo, agredi0 con un
machete a Sabine Oyola y Primitive
Garcia, ocasionandole- heridas graves,
de las que fueron asistidos en- el Hos
pital Municipal. AntoIino fue arres
tado ' puesto a disposition de ia Cor,
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
I'll FElIIINISN0 NUEV0I

s9VNSIrtllCuG,Oy VIC Ia sns 10 - J1AY
SUBSTANTIVE, " ef amor serfa una slierte
de fuego impersonal, casi fatal, la Eo-,
luntad ciega de la especie, que no de-
vorarfa corazonesy ,sino Que fraguaffa
en- ellos, como el horno en- sus meldes,
la personalidad defnitiEa. ssl
5Amar.. Y seguir UiUiendo Condicio-
mar el amor v no inhibirse Zen SUI fuer-
"a elemental. Amar activamente, colo
reando Y modelando estas Enubes3 que
fueron, hasta hoy, ocaso de existencias !;
he aquf 10 que modificara totalnente ell
mulrdo, ,quitandole su monotonfa y de-
volviendole, a cambio de unOs cuantOs
sacrificios austeros Y humanos, las in
finitas posibilidades del espfritu.
Era un case de abdicaci6n incom-
prensible-y todas las mentiras litera-
rias, completes de tercerfa universal,
han contribufdo perturbarlo-e de
este, hasta aver instintO omnipotente
que pretendfa no dejar pasar del nivel
del coraz6n las aguas de la vida. Y era
una aBdicaci0n hip6crita, ademas. Por-
que nadie ignora entretanto, a que ba-
ia cifra sofia atribuirse, en- cada case,
la mission de marcar ell pretendido nj
pel del. coras6n. fyI@
Me limito la simple indication de
un tema. Tiene interes, porque hasta
hoy sc ha hecho un sistema de opener
fepainisno q hogGr, por aquf negaffia- |.
mos precisamente al fensiItisnto de no
gar; el esencial y mas fecundo.
va no Sc trata de manumitir al me-
nos forZudos de los sexos= nj de pfeeEl=
rar que uno otro, hasta encastillarse
en- sus defensas, combaten entire ST CO.
mo enemigos. Rehechos y, por decirlo
asf, confirmados en- su personalidad
uno otro, ahora Sc trata de relacio-
narlos amistosamente o, 81 quieren us
tedes, de reconciliarlOs. -. perO ic0mo
iEs buen GAUGE para esa reconcilia-
ci6n el que siempre fu6 trazo de union
entire los dos, ell amor, resentido de to-
das las sumisiones y con la ccatriz de
todos los ligamenes; Ell amor, hernia
,, no de la muerte, tai como ha vetlido
Ipracticandose hasta aver?
4 He aquf ell nuevo problema: el beso
! de paz de los dos sexos recOnstitufdos.
ga yeinos, por experiencia 'dOlotOsas,
que estableners en- elrmundo una since
ra paz esta siendo mas diffcil que hacee4I hace!
y sostener IlaPigggsqH la guerra ;s::;;g 0ksoq s4E
Pero esperemos que ,estas benNmeri-
tas mujeres que ifeeggresan de Ginebra
sabran proesder, en- su obras de pax
con mas tino " eiicaGGia que las grandes
naciones. :, tan POGO femeninas, pc,
sar del genero...
|
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
PERDIDA DE DINERo

All ST.. Martfhez-Reyss, de Ia Corr
te de Distrito de San Juan, Sc le ex-
traviaron anoehe alrededOr de $4,000
en- efectivO = check de Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, su nombre. TOm0 un
CAIRO electrico las IL de la nOche
en- la Parada 43 hasta San Juan, apean
dose frente al Hotel Central, cuartO
No. "a, donde pernOcta, y esta mana
ma sc di6 cuenta de la perdida. 1Que-
ira hacer la devOluci6n quien haya
encontradO la suma? Sera gratifi-
cadO. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
A vIvIR EN- NEW YORK

FL dia 16 del corriente embarcara
nor ell vapor "San Juan" con rumbo
a Nueva York, donde fjara su resi-
dencia, la sonora dona Elisa Trlgo
gviuda de Pesquera, acompanada de su
sobrina la senorita Elisa Arach.
Buenas impresiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
PARA Ell NoRTE

Por eli vapor "san juan. que sal
dra de este puerto Ell dfa 16 del CO.
rriente embarcaran para la ciudad de
Nueva York, donde fjaran definitlva-
mente 'su residencia, los distinguidos
esposos, don Agustin Betancourt y su
sonora Luz Maria de Manzano.
Buen viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
REGREso Ell SIR. NovAs

En- el vapor CoGmO ha regresado de
los Estados Unidos, en- compaffa de su
bella y distinguida esposa nuestro es-
timado amigo el senior d. Jose Neyas
de Ia firmA Del Rio y Co. de esta plaza.
AReciban los esposos Novas nuestro
cordial salude de bienyenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
ARREsTADAI PoR HURTo

En- Santurce fue arrestada Rosa To
,rres, de Arecibo, acusada del hurto
de varias prendas de vestir, propiedad
de Dolores Pamblanco. Visto el case
en- la Corte Municipal, fu6 sentencia-
da dos meses de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13

Seg1n datos oficiales, Aasta esta fe7
cha, Sc han exportado de Puerto Rico
$4,000 toneladas de azGcar, y quedan
aun por embarcar 125,OOO toneladas.
De 40 a so mil toneladas Sc queda-
ran en- Puerto Rico para el consume
de la isla., Sc cree que faltan por
exportar 20 mil toneladas.
Una cantidad considerable de esta
azdcar ha sido retenida por los ;azu-
careros para conseguir mejQres pre-
clos, pues existe la creencia de que
para. los meses de octubre y noviembre
obtendran mejores precios.