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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL
La session del lunes.

Concurrentes, senores Echevarria,
Bazan, Alvarez, Cabrera, Acufia, Mar
tinez Rossello, Goenaga, Fossas Y
Gonzalez Diaz.
Sc aprueba el acta de la session an
terror.
Sc envian a Ia Comision de Hacien-
da, varias peticiones de empleados
Imunicipales para que Sc les aumente
ell sueldo en- Ell proxirno presupuesto,
y cafta del sargento de bomberos se-
nor Beltran para que su plaza Sc de-
nomine "Secretario de oficina" en- vez
de "Sargento de oficina". "8' :
Sc aprueba una ordenanza reconsi-
derando v dejando sin efecto otra del
|extinguido Concejo Municipal de San
Juan que disponia que los $97, ,117.13
de intereses de bonos hasta abril
1918, pasaran a la partida para Ia
construction del crematorio; v asig-
nando dicha cantidad a la partida pa
ra Gales.
Sc aprueba una ordenanza autori-
zando la venta en- plblica subasta de
dos carros AUTOMOBILES, sin uso, pro-
piedad del Municipio.
Sc entera la Asamblea, por carta
del Concejo de Administrator, del
estado e incidentes ocurridos con mo-
two del proyecto de ley que esta an
tie la consideration de la Asamblea
Legislative, referente a la contrata-
cion de un emprestito por $500,000
para la construction de un barrio
obrero, Y acuerda solicitar de dicha
Asamblea Legislative que antes de la
resolution final del asunto Sc lie per-
mita "a la Asamblea Municipal dejarse
oir.
Pasa la Comisi6n de Sanidad y
beneficencia carta del Comisionado
Municipal de Sanidad, seiialando la
necesidad de buscar otro sitio para
depoSltar las basuraS de la munich
palidad por haber sido cedido a los
ingenieros de los Estados Unidos Ell
sitio actual, y que exigiendo ell Conf
sionado de Sanidad Insular, de acuer-
do con ell reglamento, que ell sitio es-
tie por 10 menos a un kilometro de la
zona urbana, es necesario proveerse
de cuatro trucks por no poderse pres
tar el servicio eficientemente con los
carros y mulas que hay ahora.
Sc entera la Asamblea de haberse
efectuado la nueva subasta para la
venta de los tanques, bombas y maqui
narias que ell Municipio posee en- Mon
te Flores en- terrenos de Mr.. Gay,
v de haberse concedido la buena pro
al senior Hatch por la suma de $4,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
Ell DRAMA coTIDIANo

Aver, -en la parada Z, el truck H-54
de Ramirez y Co., de San Juan, guia-
do por ,el chauffer Juan Sanchez, No.
10151, arroIl6 al nii1o Carmelo Quiiio-
mes, de IL amos de. edad, residente en-
Puerta de TERRA, causandole fuertes
contusiones, de las que fue curado en-
la sala de socorros, pasando luego al
Hospital Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
ESsAJ,AMIENTO

La residencia de don Crist6bal Da-
villa, en- Cayey, ha sido escalada, pc
netrando el caco por una yentana
robandose un reloj de sonora valo-
RADIO en- 40 pesos, .un cortaplumas con
el retrato de Mr.. Wilson, Y un reloj
enchapado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
JUIcIos cIvILEs

Manana sc veran en- la session pri-
mera de la Corte de Distrito, los ST
guientes juicios civiles: Carmen Abreu
VS.. G. Abreu Y otros, filiaci6n; Ense-
NADIA Estates y Fortuna Estates VS..
Tesorero de Puerto Rico, ,devoluci6n de
contribuciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
Ell "LEON XIII" SALDRA
MANANA

Ell vapor "Leon XIII" Sc espera que
salga para Espana manana tempra-
no.
Ell Captain creyo salir esta tarde,
pero debido la abundancia de la car
ga que tiene que tomar, no podra sa-
lir esta tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
AUxILIo MUTUo
Maayo 4 de 1920.

Entradas: Baldomsro San Miguel
Alvarez, de San juan; Francisco Co
mez Ortiz, de Carolina Marietta Zu-
liveris <de Perez, de Cayey; Rafael
Baez Rodriguez. de. San Juan.
Salidas: Mario Garcia Ramos, de
San Juan; Gabriel Boyes Casa. de
San Juan: J6iibGarriga Gonzalez,
de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
poR HURTo

! La policfa de Santurce, arresto Ar
turo Silva como autOr del hurto de
cinco pencas de coco, de la finca de
NJ. Vending. Ell juez municipal lie
exigi6 $1OO de fianza por su libertad
provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
CAMBIos:
Ell cHAPAREL

Atracado al muelle No. 1, esta atra-
cado ell vapor ChapafcL lie la New
York and Porto Rico, el cual no pudo
descargar en- el puerto de Arecibo.
Ell Chaparel tiene bordo un carga-
mento de arroz. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

los herederos Ia viuda Primitiva I
Sanchez en- la Quota usufructuaria.
Octavio Jordan VS.. Emilio Rodrf-
guez, sobre injunction. Sc suspendi6
la vista del case hasta nuevO selala.
miento, virtud de petici6n de las
parties. e
Fabriciano Gonzalez Negr6n fue de-.
clarado helpdero de su hija Rosa Ma
ria Gonzalez Rios.
Sc orden6 la entrega la adminis-
tradora Ramona COlmenerO, ell el
asunto sobre administration judicial
lie Esteban Demira, dc cierta cantidad
de dinero depositada en- ell Banco Te-
rritorial Agrfcoa de Puerto Rico.
En- este asunto Sc senal0 el dfa Z de
JUNO, 1920 para la reunion de los he
rederOs acreedores de la herencia.
Sc nOmbr6 ISidre Garcia defensor
judicial de la menor Maria del Carmen
Garcia para que la represente ell una
partici0n de bienes.
Sc declare justificado el dominic de
una fnca rtstica en- ell barrio Florida
Adentro, de Barceloneta, favor de
Zoiliano Soto Carrero
Tambien Sc declare justificado el
dominic a favor de Manuel Torres
Colon de una finca ristica en- el barriO
de Hato Viejo, de Arecibo
A favor de Manuel Fernandez Ruiz
Sc declare justificada la possession, sin
perjuicio de tercero, de dos gfincas rtis- [
ticas ell ell barrio Dominguito, dc Are
cibo
Sc orden6 la publication de edictos
citaciOnes de anteriores dueiios Ell
los expedientes de dominic promovidos
POE Vidal Y Co, S. en- c., Francisco
Padro y Bruno, Conception Chavier;
y La citaci6n de colindantes en- el pc.
sesorio prOmovido por Florencio Ace
yedo.
Ell Ledo. Santiago B. Palmer presto
juramento ante ell Juez Berga para ell
fiel deSempeiiO de Sll cargo de Fiscal
! del Distrito de Arecibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
Corte de Distrito de
j.. Arecibo
ASUNTOS VISTOS Y RESUELTOS

Sc reunierOn los Comisionados Jul.
RADIOS nombrados por la Corte, seilores
Antonio Ruiz Lopez, DR.. A. Otero L0-
pez, DR.. Casanova Marrero, Manuel
Roman Adams, Alcides Ocasio. JESUS
Maria Gonzalez, Juan f. Puig, Manuel
Perez Soto, Juan I. Lopez Y Jose Ba-
llini, Y formarOn la lista de los tres
cfentos jufadOs que han de actuar
hasta mayo 1921.
Luis F. Dfaz Llenza contra La Asam.
blea Municipal de Barceloneta. sobre
Mandamus, Sc declare sin lugar la
s0licitud pOr no eXpresarse los NOM
bres de los miembros componentes de
la Asamblea demandada.
| Jose Figueroa Torres VS.. Ventura
Rivas, Marshal de la Corte Municipal
de ArecibO, sobre Mandamus. Sin ltl-
gar la solicitud, por tener ell petico-
mario otro@ remedio ell ley adecuado
y eficaz. ".
Jose Casanova Marrero contra Mi.
gueI Alamo Marrero, sobre cobro de
pesos. Sc orden6 ell embargo de bic
nes del demandado, mediane fianza.
Miguel Torres ct al VS.. Joaquin Ra.
| mon Caballero, sobre rendici6n de
cuentas. Sc aprOb6 un memorandum
especial de gastos incurridos por tes-
tigos de los demandantes por la sus-
pension del juicio.
Celestino Perez vs., Ramon Moran,
sobre desahucio Sc senal6 el viernes
IA de mayo para, La aprobaci6n de, la
Transcription de la evidenTia prepara-
da por el taqufgrafo.
Sc ofden6 la inscription Ell Regis
| tro Civil de Manatf, del matrimonio
celebrado entire Domingo Guzman y
Leocadfa Montes. ante el Cura Parro-
co Benito Puig, ell 10 de abril de 1900
Sc declare sin lugar una solicitud
de Carlos Perez para que sc lie decla-
rara i1Iico heredero de Luisa Perez.
Maria Francisco Rosario y Sanchez
y otros hijos legftimos de Juan Rosa
rio Santos, sfueren declarados sus tnil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
AsoCIAcIoNEs QUE
Sc DISUELvEN

Ell secretario Ejecutivo de Puerto
Rico hal @expedido certificado de ha-
berse archivado Ell su oficina un cer-
tificado de consentliniento para la di-
soIuci6n de la asociacion dcnomlnada
Frofcraidad Paerforiigaehd cilya' of
Gina principal. Sc halla en- Aguadilla.
Tambi6n ha expedido el Secretario
de Puerto Rico, certificado. hacienda
contar el archiyo en- su oficina de IN
certificado de. consentimiento para la
disoluci6n voluntaria de la corpora
cion del pals denominada The Tfo-
pical Industrial Company. cuya oici-
III principal esta establecida ell San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
ATRACO AL MUELLE no. 5.

- = --,.1---
: Esta maiiana atrac0 al muelle No. 5
el vapor espafiol Leon XIII' con el fin
de cargar cafe y el tabaco que ha de
llevar para Espafia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
MAS ROMPEHUELGAs

En- ei ferrocarril que lego esta ma
mana las nueve San Juan, llegaron
de Isabella Y Aguadilla, sesenta rom
pehuelgas. para ayudar cargar el
vapor C0amo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
PARA MAYAGitEz

En- asuntos del >servicio de su De-
|partamento, salio para Mayagiiez, el
Lcdo. Carmelo Honore, Jefe del Ira
bajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
.pERnIn EI. RELOI

Ell doctor Jose Maria Garcia, resi-
dente len la calle Duffaut, eli santur-
ce, hall dados eqenta D la detective de
que le\han robado un reloj enchapa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
LEsIONADo

En- La sala de socorros de Santurce,
'fue asistido de una confusion en- un
pie, producida por un autom6vil, Ga
briel Davila.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
AsEGuaos CONTRA INcENDIos

AsEG URGs CONTRA INcENDIos
FL Secretafio tEjecutiyo de Puerto
Rico, ha expedido certificado de re
gistro la corporation del pals de-
nominada Porto Rican LlOyds, cuyas
clausulas de incorporation fueron
aprobadas por ell Concejo Executive y
el Gobernador INFERNO de Puerto Rico
81 30 de abril ell 3 de mayo, respec-
tivamente. del <a1o en- curse. Dicha
corporation tendra su oficina princi-
pei EN- la casa nl1mero IL de la calle
de Allen, de San Juan. Y Sc dedicara
asegurar contra riesgos de incen-
dios u otias tlases.. SUI capital auto
rizado es de 100000. Y sus incorpora-
dores son los sefores Manuel Mendfa.
Francisco Mendfa, Jose NJ. Zubillaga.
Carlos Preston yd Eduardo Acufa, to-
d0s det Sah Juan. .tss4fIA@
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

coMIsIoN DA sERsfoIo ptlBLIcoi
La esi6n de aver que no celebr6 la
TComisibn de servicio Pdblico, la He
yara II efecto maiiana jueyes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

contar con un colegio de ciegos. bajo
la direction de la seiiorita Cordero,
que bien Sc 10 merece.
Zeppelin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Sc declare sin lugar una solicitud
de Carlos Perez para que. Sc lie decla-
rara tilico heredero de Luisa Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Maria Francisco Rosario Sanchez
Otr0s hijos legftimos de Juan Rosa
rio Santos, sfueren declarados sus t1nil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
En- Ia feTia Regional

El trabGjO dc los ciegos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Ell Lcdo. Santiago b. Palmer presto
juramento ante ell Juez Berga para ell
fiel desempeiio de su cargo de Fiscal
del Distrito de Arecibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Sc orden6 la inscription ell Regis
tro Civil de Manatf, del matrimonio
celebrado entire Domingo Guzman y
Leocadfa Monies. ante el Cura Parro-
co Benito Puig, ell 10 de abril de 1900.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Jose Casanova Marrero contra Mi.
gueI Alamo Marrero, sobre cobro de
pesos. Sc orden6 ell embargo de bic
nes del demandado, mediante fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Celestino Perez VS., Ramon Moran,
sobre desahucio. Sc senal6 ell viernes
IA de mayo para. La aprobaci6n de, la
Transcription de la evidenTia prepara-
da por el taqufgrafO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Fabriciano Gonzalez Negr6n fue de-
clarado heredero de su hija Rosa Ma
ria Gonzalez Rios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

los herederos Y la viuda Primitiva
Sanchez en- la quota usufructuaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Octavio Jordan VS.. Emilio ROdrf-
guez, sobre injunction. Sc suspendi6
la vista del case hasta nuevo seiiala.,
miento, virtud de petici6n de las
parties. e
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08

cause of labor Mr.. Gompers assert
cd reaction has jumped into the
saddle" ard that he believed an or
ganized movement is on foot by big
business to undermine labor.
at has never been so essential
as now for unorganiZad labor to
rally TO the cause oc unlonism," he
added.
The atCr masses must stand to-
gether and meet their opponents
manfuly and heroically, he de-
clared, and urged alertncss 70 con1-
bat successfully disorganizins
movements.
1--WE rnrst be clean and honest" "
he nd led, 80 that no finger of
suspicion may be pointed at us.
Mr.. Gompers said that while the
men and women constituting the
la abor movement had made some
mistakes in the past, these were
few in comparison to the large
of persons involved, and
that organized labor as a whole
enjoyed a clear record.
The new organization, represent
ative of more than a ha million
workers in Greater New York, will
meet next Tuesday to elect officers
u is 90 outgrowth of the Central
Federated Union in New York and
the Central Labor Union in Brook
Sn ana also encompasses num-
her of union locals which We're not
members of either of the old or
ganizatiops.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08
SPURNED SUITOR C0NFEsSES HE
KILLED GIRL TYPIST; TWO men
ADMIT NUMBERING BANK RUNNER
Girl Stenographer, 18, Found
With Throat SIashed, Slain
Because She Rejected
Youths Attentions.

st. Louis, Mo. Nov. 1.--Edna
N"llis, lS-year-old typist, whose
body was found with the throat
sIashed in a vacant lot near home
here Friday morning, was killed by
Albert Ellis, q, a suitor, because
she rejected his attentions, accord
ing to signed confession Ellis
made TO the police today.
intended to Ed His Own Life.
According to Ellis alleged n
fcSslon, he intended to commit sui
eide, but the b.ade of the razor he
used broke as he slashed the throat
of his victim the third time.
+ lis, who Is an electrician, ad-
mitted the killing after severa
hours grilling, according to the po-
lice. lie was arrested Saturday on
information furnished by Mrs. Ma
RE Ellis, mother of the slain grl.
She said Ellis, who formerly lived
at her home. had threatened her
daughter for breaking OFF then
engagement after a quarrel
According to the alleged confeS-
slon,s Ellis waited at the corner
Thursday night where the girl lett
the car on returning from work,
but she refused TO talk to h m, The
police say, and started to cut
through a vacant lot to her home.
Attacked Girl With Racer.
Ellis is said to have sta ed that
ne followed her and struck the
girl, knoo king her down When
S1e arose aCcOrflinp IN tho confns-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08

New York, Nov. 7.--Wililam G'
McAdoo, former secretary of the
treasury, in a statement tonight
commenting on the result of the
national election, declared that
"what the country needs is sub
sidence of the passions and hatreds
engendered by the war and by the
partisan political appeals that have
followed"
at is of no value to try to ex-
plain the causes of the democratic
defeat November g." the statement
slid. 1.-The overwhelming TeSlh-
lican victory has given that party
the presidency and both houses of
congress. After March fourth next
it will have entire responsibility
for the policies and administra-
tion of the government and can
not evade or excuse its failure to
perform the promises it has made
to the country. Under our polit-
ical system it is always better to
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08

nave one party III contfol Ut "dSH :
thority.
Sick OF Political Slandcrs.
What the country imperatively
ington than to have divided au-
needs now is subsistence of the
passions and hatreds engendered
by the war and partisan political
appeals that have followed. The
country is sick of political SIAN
ders and controversies 1t wants
domestic as well as international
peace and it wants restoration OF
that fine spirit of cooperation
which made America invincible in
war. We face domestic and in
ternational problems of great graV-
ity. The only way to solve them
is through cooperation. The high
est duty of the leaders of both
parties is therefore to promote
better feeling among all classes of
our people, to refrain from un-
worthy appeals to class and racial
prejudices and to bring to bear
upon our serious problems that
dispassionate and intelligent con-
sideration through which alone
there is promise of genuine pub
lie service.
Democratic Party Not Dead.
"The democratic party has suf-
fered a severe but not a disastrous
defeat. 1t is far from dead. it is
uot even seriously wounded.
Throughout our history over
whelming political reverses have
been followed by extraordinary po-
litical recoveries. So long as the
democratic party is true to its
mission of service to the common
people 1t will live. What we must
do now is TO build up and strength
en- the party organization, not in
the interest of any individual
group or faction, but for the
cause of democracy itself. and
above all, for service of country.
1t will not be difficult, through
proper leadership and organization,
to reinspire party enthusiasm, to
restore party unity. to maintain
party ideals and principles, and to
regain popular confidence. To
this task democratic leaders must
now devote themselves with un-
selfish patriotism and courage"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08
EmpIoye of Jersey Banking
House Murdered and
Robbed of $4,000 in
Cash; Slayers Bury Body.

Mount HOLY, N, j., NOV. g.
Frank J, James and Raymond w.
Shuck, both of Camden. confessed
today, according to the police. that
they Killed David s. Paul, the Cam
den bank runner, robbed him OF
$4,000 in cash and buried the
body in the Jersey pines near Ia
brruacle. The money was buried in
Evergreen cemetery in Camden and
most Of it has been recovered, the
officials stated tonight.
The alleged confessions were Civ
on in signed statements at the Bur
'ington county Jail here where both
men are prisoners. Although
neither man was aware the other
mad confessed, the officials stated
their stories were almost Identical
The confessions were not made
public, but Ellis Parker, Buring-
ton county detective. said the men
had carefully planned" but
"c,umsily carried out the job
Robbery was the motive, he as
serted.
Paul Slain in Camden.
raul was slain in Camden, ac-
cording to Schuck's confession, as
given out by Parker, on October
=. The detective did not say who
did the actual killing
The messenger, who was taking
about $4,000 in cash and 100000
in checks and securities from tie
roadway Trust company Of Cam
'"n 10 Philadelphia bank, was
picked up by James, the confes-
sions revealed, according to Park
rr, and offered ride to the fer
res A block further on Schuck
got into the automobile, which had
the back curtains down. Near the
ferry, where there was considcra-
bic noise. Paul was struck over thn
mead wilh a halt spring used fer
changing tires. This rendered him
uuconscious, Parker said Schuci
dnrlarad in his story. brt did not
XIII him, He was carried several
blocks before there was an oppor-
unity TO finish The lob" Paul
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08
IS
CLASSED As
WORKERS
VICTORY
Third Anniversary of BoIShe-
wiki Regime Abroad CeIe-
brated BY Local Societies
of Chicago Socialists.
LOVERS OF LIBERTY
THRILLED WITH JOY
Leader in Atlanta Peniten-
tlary Sends a Message to
His Comrades" AdmOn-
lShing Them to Stand Firm
Ry The Ansncinteh pressl

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Estab-
.ishment of "the workers re-
public" in soviet Russia is
"a bright star in the poIit-
ical heavens and shall light
the way of the world" Eu-
gene V. Debs declared in a
message sent from Atlanta
penitentiary to the Cook
county organization of the
socialist party. The message
was read at the celebration
today of the third anniver-
sary of the Russian soviet
revolution by local social
lists. 1t follows:
"Atlanto, Ga: Greetings, com
rades, in our glorious celebration
Of the third anniversary of the
Russian revolution. The proIe-
tartan world and lovers Of liberty
everywhere are thrilled with Joy
at the news OF the great victory Of
the Russian people The triumph
OF the workers cause in Russia is.
Il historic milestone in the progress
OF the world and its Influences IoI-
good has Clrclcd The earth and
snail direct the course Of the fu-
ture. The emancipation of Russia
and the establishment of the work -
erS' republic IS bright star in the
political heavens. and shall light
the way of the world. II is the
great hope OF the human race and
its example will lead to the eman-
cipation of the workers of the
world. All hail to those noble.
comrades who carved out "A peoples
government on an lmpregnable
foundation Of granite. that shall
stand for all time.
Comrades, you have weathered
the storm; the faithful Co-opera-
tion Of comrades has been able to
defeat the worldwide alliance Of
capitalism. | am sure that the
same spirit that conquered capital
ism will develop the genluses that
Will conquer the devastating dis
ease Yon inherited from capital
iHtic governments who seek to de-
stroy the newly emancipated peo-
pie of soviet Russia. Faith, com
rades, your triumph is complete;
other nations viii become liberated
and together shall form a brother
hood of the world
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08

"7'll''N ''''' wv, wy '''' 40
soclated Press. ne hauoh VIII
face continuation Of the annual
tax bill of four billion dollars for n
noriod or ot loost tbro. wars I,
ronoross oJnu,s rocomrondotio
drnfted nv tI.eaeurv officinls and
which +, iy ,,,dnrstond ,o,tr,bt
tonipht havo lorn Ioid before Ser.
ro,a,,, uG,.,,n for onrra,,oI
NJ tTnugtnn II u,as said n,oh-
ohl,, u,1I incl,,da a,,ch ro,or,-
,neTdotinne in the forn, mr an an
ai,,eis oc ,ho ,,oyo,rrnant,. f;nopni,I
candi,io,, In Lje far,hla,,,i,e, No.
mai ronort ta congro,s rHo an
aIvsis viii show and arcompanvIn,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-08
GEN. PIMIENTOIS
PUT UNDER ARREST

Mexico City. Nov, 7.--Gen. Ra-
fael Pimiento. who commanded the
rurale guards in 1913 when Prcsi-
dent Madero and Vice President
Jose Mario Pine Saurez were kill
ed, has been arrested. A govern
ment announcement says that ar
rests of other persons holding mil
itary positions at the time Of the
assassination of Madero and Saurcz
are to follow.
one of the first acts Of the
present government was to order
complete investigation into the
Madero case.
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Later a hostile crowd assembled
in Waterloo square, Sim Fein
thOronghfare, and had to be dis
persed ly the military Even after
the curtew hour there was almost
unceasing revolver and rifle fire
for two hours or more, with Oc-
casiOnal sounds like explosion of
bombs,
A number of armed men passed
along William street, smashing
shop windows with the butt ends
of rifles, destroying the lamps on
the electric stands by rifle fire and
plunging the whole street in dark
ness, Two premises were set on
fire, one Il garage \ number Of
animals were burned to death and
the motors IN .he garages de-
stroyed.
Many persons left their houses
and spent the night in distant parts
Of the city Two wounded police
men were found lying in Foyle
street
\ fire brigade called TO fires in
william street had a thrilling ex-
perience. Before starting the fire
men appealed to the military for
aid and a number Of armed sol
diers trave'cd on the engines. On
their way rifle fire was Opened
upon them from both sides of the
read. The soldiers returned the
fire and two men were seen to fall.
CCnstablcs Reported Wounded.
To escape the rusiIlade the en-
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banners bearing inscriptions
Get the British navy out of Ire
Land and "MacSwineys death
shall no! lie in vain" and others
were carried by the marchers.
President Wilson. it was said, had
retired ana there was no indicu-
tion from the White House that the
presence of the marchers had
been observed.