davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-04-23

DISTRICT TIMING q HEATING CO.
and roof painting for half the price you
have been paying7 Work guaranteed for
one year. Drop us card Lincoln 2so6.
iios ID 81. N. n.
The Washington times., 1920-04-23
POULTRY. PETS AND LIVE STOCK

ASK some of the boys that are breeding
fine chicks what they think of STAR
CHIC-A, and they will point to the bag of
food because II is 100 per cent pure and
contains no authorizations or condiments to
fool a chick into a false start in life; start
4 chick on STAR-CHIC-A and IT will keep
on growing; tell your dealer that you want
STAR HIC-A for once in your life and
that you are going to test this thing out
to prove it's truth; IL he will not get II for
you. there In a reason, and GOLDEN & CO..
the manufacturers, will see that you do get
STAR-CHIC-A in any quantity.
The Washington times., 1920-04-23
Safeguarding the
Safest Investment

Il II . generally recognized fact that
0rst mortgages are tho safest Investment
In tho world We would like to send you
our new booklet telling of the many safe.
guards we have placed around OUR hrst
mortgage six per cent notss. which We be-
deve make security doubly secure and
which constitute the chief reasons for our
record Of hfty years without loss to ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25

his master, Louis Kelley. of No. 42S
Ira street, to catch chickens and
bring them to his home, according
to evidence brought out at Kelly's
trial before Magistrate George E.
johnson, in the Atlanta Police
court. Kelley was fined Sc for al
lowing his dog to run at large
without being properly muzEled.
Kelley admitted he had trained
Gyp to catch chickens. But the
reason, he explained, was because
neighbors' chickens had been fly
ing into his yard and making the
days and early mornings hideous.
$50 ] trained Gyp to catch them
but I never dreamed he would go
out of the yard and catch every
chicken in the neighborhood." said
Kelley. who came home one day
and found chickens piled up in
the yard by the dozens that Gyp
had gone out and brought in.
''Muzzle your dog, Kelley, and
keep him in your yard" Magistrate
johnson admonished Kelley.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25

earth, the most misunderstood and
is reliably credited with having
made many discoveries hundreds
of years before any other nation.
The Cave Men
The first picture depicts the
cave man period. of about $500 B.
c., when they were the first to
discover the process Of fire max
ing. A cave man of that period is
in front of his mountain abode in
the act of getting fire from the
friction of two pieces of wood
which he is rubbing together His
mate with babe at her breast
has a pose of astonishment and
wonder at the apparent miracle
he has brought about.
The Dawn of Domestic Pursuits
This picture represents fish
ing scene of the year 2953 B. c..
About this time the first fishing
snares and nets were invented,
houses were built. and animals
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
State Senator
Leprosy Victim

Helena, Mont. Dec. 25.-Mon-
tana has n State Senator who is
stricken with leprosy. He is Sem
ator o. G. Willett of Albertown,
Mineral County. He served in
the Philippines from 1902 to 1904
and contracted the disease. He
was married in 1917 and went to
the State Legislature the same
year. In the Fall of that year
he became i'll and his malady was
diagnosed as leprosy by the Mayo
clinic at Rochester, MINI. Now
he is not inclined to accept the
newly discovered Chaulmoogra oil
treatment recommended by the
United States Public Health Ser
vice. It was offered to him by
DR.. w. F. Cogswell, secretary OF
the State Board of Health.
On his return from Alberton,
where he visited Senator Willett
on his own ranch, where the SEN
ator is in quarantine, Dr.. Cogs-
well said the Senator explained he
was depending upon what he
claims S "Divine healing" for a
cure.
DR.. Cogswell said he believes
however, it will not take the Sen.
! ator long to realize that the age
of miracles is passed and that he
will accept the Government treat.
ment. DR.. Cogswell said Senator
W1llett was not suffering, but
that the disease has progressed
since he visited with him a yeal
ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
x-Soldier Sees
Self Wounded in
Film of Battle

Laramie, Wyo., Dec. 25.-A re-
turned soldier, student at the vo-
eational school in the University
of Wyoming, who recently under
went an operation here, attended
a movie" in a local theatre en-
titled Goodbye, Brest." Among
other scenese was one showing
American soldiers being taken a.
board ship at Brest to be invalid
ed home, and the young LaLra-
mie soldier saw himself in the, pic
ture ~ he was being borne to the
deck on stretcher. The shock
proved serious to the soldier, but
his nurse, who declined to reveal
his identity, announced the fol-
lowing day that the he will pro-
baby suffer no permanent i'll eff
fects from the incident. The SOL
der was badly wounded in France.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Santa Claus Gives
Woman Half Million

Tacoma, WASH, Dec. 24.-Santa
Claus came day early to the home
of Mrs. Ray d. Goodale in Puyal-
lup and left h&ir million dollars
in her stocking for herself and her
baby son.
The gift came in the form of
news that the woman and baby
have inherited the estate of Ray
Merwin, New York stock broker,
who recently died.
The bequest, which came as a
complete surprise is the culmina-
tion of drama in real life. Years
ago Mrs. Goodale became separa-
ted from her family and for long
period she could not be located.
Finally her father, Frank S.
Merwin of New York, found her in
Puyallup and visited her.
Ray Merwin, the brother, in leav-
ing the estate to Mrs. Goodale re-
quested that the surname of the
son be changed to Merwin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Debs To Spend
Xmas In Prison

Washington, Dec. ga White
House Officials are unable to say
today whether President Wilson
would grant any Christmas par
dons but they did say that the ex-
ecutive had reiterated his determi-
nation not to FIRE Eugene V. Debs,
who is serving ten year sentence
in the federal prison at Atlanta for
violation of the espionage law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25

health of Cardinal Gibbons was ~
ceived today from the home OF
Robert T. Shriver, at Union Mills,
Maryland, where the venerable
churchman has been a guest for
several weeks. A midnight mass
was said in his room by his secre-
tary. members of the family of his
host also attending.
The cardinal was reported as
having rested well after the service
and as feeling very bright" this
morning. 1t was aEso stated tnat
the prelate has been showing inn
provement for the last few days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25

low Sea 1900 miles. This was t1a0
most gigantic piece Of defensive
CONSTRUCTION work the world has
known.
Nomking
The capital of the new republic
of China. Nomking, from which
the Cafe takes its name, is the
subject Of the last picture. Non-
king is a modern fortified city
whose architecture represents mod
ern and anelent China.
Those who have seen these pic
lures do not hesitate in expressing
their appreciation of their edu~
cative. worth as well as their dec
orative value.
We have secured some extra
fine young turkeys for Christmas
dinner. Make your reservations
now.
Nomking Cafe, formerly Can
ton, American and Chinese Dishes
1921 N. Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Project to Add.
5000 Acres To
Josephine Land

Grants Pass, Or, Dec. "a
Figures obtained at the water mas
ters office today show that plans
are going forward for an irrigation
project in the Illinois Valley, which
will increase the irrigated lands in
that part of Josephine county by
5000 acres.
The plan is to make. use of Bal
Ion lake, a natural reservoir in the
Siskiyous.
The scheme contemplates dam
across the neck of this lake in the
mountains, and the diversion of
stored water as needed for the
land.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Blacknlailer Is
Granted Parole

Ogden, Utah, Dec. 25.-Joseph
Henry Martin, who was serving
life sentence in the Utah penitenti-
airy for his series of blackmailing
operations against wealthy Ogden
men and women seven years ago,
spent Christmas with his wife and
children today, He was given a
parole yesterday.
Martin escaped from the peni-
Tertiary July s, 1919, but on Oc-
tober 1, 1920. voluntarily returned
from Canada and surrendered. He
had saved several hundred dollars
from his work as a carpenter and
this money he turned over to his
wife.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Interesting
Paintings at
Nornking Cafe

The management Of the NOM
king Cafe has just added some
unusually interesting pictures to
the decorations of this popular re-
sort They consist of six large OF
paintings, six by eight feet. Each
one represents a period in the pro
gress of the Chinese nation, which
is unquestionably the Oldest on
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Cleveland Team
Leaves for West

Coach Sam Willaman and his East
Tech high school football squad
twenty strong, left here today for
Everett, Wash, where they will
contest New Years day with the
holders of the Pacific coast title
for the national high school foot
ball honors.
All the players were reported in
excellent physical condition. A
workout was Planned at either
Pasadena or Los Angeles.
According to schedule they will
arrive in Everett the morning OF
December 80.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25

Omaha, Neb., Dec. PA plan
whereby employees of the Union
pacific Railroad, the oregon Short
Line and the Oregon Washington
Railroad & Navigation company
may purchase common capltal
stock of the Union Pacific upon a
partial basis, was announced here
today at the office of the com
pany's president, Carl Gray.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
and birds domesticated.
Tho First PeriOa Of Science

Tho First Period Of Science
The first practice of medicine,
the first study of astronomy and
the first use OF the bow and arrow
are represented in this picture.
This was about 2SsS b. C. when
the paper making art was first
discovered by the Chinese.
The Teacher CONTIGUOUS
The great teacher CONTIGUOUS is
depicted in the next picture at
the gates of an ancient city dis
coursing to group of students. A
period of social and religious re-
form was brought about by him in
551 b. C. He was the first great
teacher of all recorded time.
The Great Wall
The subject of the next picture
is the great wall of China which
was commenced in the third CEN
tury b. G. and when completed ex-
tended from Mongolia to the yell
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
shina to Get Reports.

Nauen. Germany, Dec 24-Wire-
less reports on the conditions OF
Swindenden, Holtenau. Hamburg
and others on the Weser river tor
the benefit of foreign vessels call
ing at German ports will be given
out daily at 10 a. m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
RHy'hliaS,


Dec. 25.-Christmas Day.
Dec. 27.-Salem o. A. c.
dance, Dreamland Rink.
Dec. 28-Baby clinic.
Ian. 2-Salem symphony
orchestra first popular con-
cert, armory. 3 p. m.
Jan. 1O-State legislature
meets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Bracelet watches at Loves.

Mrs. t. E. Herren and daughter
Miss Maude, leave Sunday for Rose
burg, to spend the holiday season
visiting friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Master Admits
He Trained Dog
To Steal Fowls

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 25.- Gyp the
Blood, a canine of somewhat
doubtful ancestry, was trained by
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
= !, 5 q 4 4 \ \ 4 \

ar and Mrs. l.. A. Wiles OF
,,,oytlaud are visiting Mrs. J. L.
grown of ass North Commercial
,treet over the holidays. Miss
anna Brown of Milwaukee, daugh-
Tor of the hostess, who is living at
uiIwaukie, arrived yesterday to
epend the holidays.
The home of better SCI s'ce, mod
orate prices and 'arscst stock.
webb & Clough, funeral directors.
3OS*
10 not forget the invisible
,uest In spirit the little starving
s,fferer is lowering over your
aountifully laden Christmas ta-
sIe.
Les, we forget. The countless
uttle children waiting in line thru
o,,t Europe before Americas re-
1ief stations. Can you see that visit
sul palnful look, and forget?
Assistant State Highway Engin-
.er ]. C. Mcleod has been in the
vicinity of Roseburg several days
this week inspecting the road
work which is being dones in that
part of the state.
-TRIIssES FFTFED by an ex-
,,.+ in tbe business at Tyleris drug
30St
Auto tops dressed with our wa
4sr proof, sunproof dressing will
saye that top. Hulls Top Shop, 7
huilding.
Love, jeweler, matchmaker, sa-
lem.
Namlin Cafe formerly Canton.
american and Chinese dishes.
s62H N. Comm rcial st.
ER. Derflinger of Eugene has
returned to his home after spend
ing several days in Salem where
he was in charge Of State Veteriz.
nary Lytle's office during the lat
fgr's absence in eastern Oregon.
When you think of good clothes
think OF Mosher, the tailor.
Tailored suits, reduced prices.
See Mosher. Court street.
Tailored overcoats $50. See the
coatings ct Mosher's. ~
Mrs. Kreta Dahl went to Silver
ton last evening to spend Christ
mas with her mother, Mrs. e, NJ
Hicks.
First popular concert salem
symphony orchestra Sunday Jan.
End, p. m. at armory. All seats
Enc 314%
Raw Nixon of Eugene has been
in the city for a day or two on
business. Mr.. Nixon is .superintend
ent of the E. c. Simmons COM
pany garage in Eugene.
1921 calendars. Homer HI. smith,
insurance. Mccormack bldg. Free. :
Tailored clothing reduced at
MOsher's, high class tailor.
A. E. Cox of Albany was in Sa-
lem on business yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
Cardinal Gibbons
Better Is Report

Baltimore, Md, Dec. 25.-En-
couraging news concerning the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25

f. ]. Miller of Albany was look
ing after business matters in Sa-
lem yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25
blind PeddIer Dies.

Manchester, N. H., Dec. 25.--
James A. Neal, the blind popcorn
peddler, is dead. For more than
thirty years ''Blind jim" as he was
called. sold popcorn on the streets.
He had a remarkable memory of
voices. Intuition enabled him to
find his way about the city In all
his travels he had but one mishap,
when he stepped into an open bulk
head on Manchester street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-25

Mr., and Mrs. L. A. Wiles OF
portland are visiting Mrs. ]. l..
x7rown of 465 North Commercial
street over the holidays. Miss
anna Brown of Milwaukee, daugh-
Tor of the hostess, who is living at
Milwaukee. arrived yesterday to
spend the holidays
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
LA LIGA DE LAS NACIoNEs

Los populares autores Don Mario
Vitoria y don ErnestO LecuOna han
hecho una agil caricatura de actuali-
dad, enfocando este tema que brinda
tan amplio material de fina satira Y
de amable irOnfa: la Liga de las Ma
clones. El libretO de Mario VitOria
V la partitura del Maestro Lecuona
son dos obras maestras en- su genero.
Ambos artistas han sacado al frOndo-
so tema que sse les ofrecfa un extra
ordinariO partidO asf 10 ha proclama
do la serftiea en- los pafses que va CO.
nocen la espl6ndida revista y asf ha
sidoa ell; ntimero de representations
que la afortunada obra lleYa dadas.
Aquf la veremos manana. Muy bien
ensayada, mtly pulcramente presenta-
da, en- nm verdadero alarde de Iujo
y de buen gusto.
En- la Habana, en- Caracas. en- GUAM
tas parties Sc ha hecho esta graciosa
revista que suma en- ST todos los ele-
mentos del 6xito, Sc ha perpetuado
en- el cartel Aquf es de esperar que
ocurra 10 mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
pARTIDo SOCIALISM,

Entire otros candidates del Partido
Sociaiista los siguientes han sido no.
nlinadcs en- ties peticiones suscritas y
juradas poF personals de los munieipios
do Il,nnacao, Salinas Y Juana Dfa.. es-
tanlo sostenidas ssus candidaturas por
ell ntimero de flmas que la ley requie-
re: Para Representante a Camara
Dor el Distrito Representative No. 81,
senior Rafael Ortiz Lebr0n, de Yabu-
Goa; v para miembros de la Asamblea
Municipal de Humacao, sefores Artu-
70 Figueroa, Alfredo ARiyera, Manuel
Carrasquillo y Rafael Serrano, todos
de Humacao.
Para Representative a la Camara
Dor ell Distrito Representative No. %
sefior Pablo Pilot Garcia Y para
Miembros de la Asamblea Municipal
de Salinas, sefiores Manuel M. de la
Cruz, Jose Maria Rivera, Esteban Sua'
rez Bones, Miguel Ten Perez, Maximi'
no Santiago, Leopoldo Semidey, Eduar
do Soto Modesto, todos de Salinas.
Para miembros de la Asamblea NUM-
cipal de Juana Dfaz, Sres. Rafael Pa
sarell, Regime Pagan, Domingo Ortiz
Pablo Ortiz, Eduardo Colon Quinones
Vicente Roche, Y Jose Fajardo Mario
todos de Juana Dfaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
ULTIMAs DEcIsIoNEs DEL JUEz
CAMPILLO

Eel sabado, el Hon. juez Campillo re-
solvi0 los siguientes asuntos:
El case de Maria Correa VS.. Pedro
Prado, sobre diyorciO, ha quedado pen
diente de ampliaci6n de la prueba
documental.
En- el case de Altagracia Zeda Acos.
ia VS.. Federico Cardona Vega, por di'
vorcio,s la Corte declare con. lugar la
demanda. y que los hijos habidos en-
el matrimonio pernanezcan bajo la
patria potestad de la madre,
Tambien fue declarada con lugai
| la demanda de diyorcio de Josetina
Silva VS.. Arcadia Rivera Martinez, y
la de Manuel Santos VS.. Mercedes Ri
vera, qnedando los hijos habidos en- e
primer matrimonio bajo la~patria po
testad de la madre y Ell ell segundo
bajo la patria poestad deIpadre.
Quedaron muchos casos de divorcic
por resolver, pendientes de ampliar la
prueba decumental.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
CAND1DATos UN1oN1sTAs

Han sido archlaiEos en- la ohcinia
del Secretario Executive, los efectos
de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, varios GER
tificados de convenciones celebradas
Dor ell partido Union dc Puerto Rico,
nominando los siguientes candidates:
Para Representante a la Camara por
ell Distrito Representative No. 20, al
seiior Ulises del Rosario.
Para Miembros de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de Ciales: a los se1ores Luis
Aguilera, Joaquin Maldonado, Jose
Ralat, Antonio Corretjer y Antonio
Quir6n, Jr. .-.-.-.
Para Miembros de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de Carolina a los sefores Ger
man Ortiz Pastrana, Estehan Vargas
Cervera, Inocencio q. Workers, Lcdo.
Fernando Torregrosa, Vicente Rodrf-
guez Carrasquillo, Julian Roman y
Lcdo. Abraham Dfaz Eiera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
EsPEcTAcULos

Cine Tres Banderas.-Episodio / de
Ell Testigo Oculto y Ell Honor de una
Familia Boda de Conveniencia::"
Cine RialtO.-Norma Talmadge en-
Sombras del Aver y el final de. Las
Aventuras- de Ruth Roland. "
Cine Luna.-Una c6mica y episo-
dios 5 y 6 de La Nueva Aurora.
Cine Monte ,Carlo.-Episodios Z y 8
de Elmo ell Temerario.
Cine Real.-Episodios y de Ell
mo ell Temerario. z,
Cine Puerto Rico.-Episodio 5 de
Ell Torbellino.
Cine Imperial.-Variette por Irene
Albeasca Y El Captain Cortesia.
Cine NOrma.-Billie Burke en- Es-
posa de Mentirijillas. Sl%}
Cine Habana.-Una comica y, episo
dios Z y 8 de La Ciudad Perdida,
Cine Victory Garden.-Estreno de
los episodios 1, y de Ell Million de
Recompensa y Flora Ochoa.
Cine BeliOgraph, (CatahO).-Episo-
dio 13 de Las Aventuras de Ruth v
Rio Grande.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
WILSON MEJoRA NoTABLEMENTE

Washington, septiembre 12.-vEl Pre-
sidente Wilson, sin la ayuda de nadie
y apoyado debilmente en- su bast6n, Sc
dirig0 solo hasta su autom6vil, que le
esperaba en- frente de la Casa Blanca,
para dar un paseo por toda la Aveni-
da Pennsylvania. Esta ha sido Ia yez
primera desde que enferm6, que ei Pre-
sidente Wilson ha realizado un paseo
en- su auto por aquella via, pues sus
salidas anteriores Sc circunseribfan a
las carreteras de los alrededores a la
Capital.
Despues de entrar en- Ell caro- con
su senora, el Presidente, que iba en-
vuelto en- su sobretodo, tuvo que aguar-
dar algunos minutes hasta que su asis-
tente fue a busear su sombrero de pa
ja., En- ell entretanto la gente 3se iba
aglomerando alrededor de su carro,
eongratulandose por su mejorfa. AL
emprender la marcia, el Presidente hi
20 un carinoso saludo al pueblo con
el sombrero. completamente sonfeido
satisfecho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
UNA COMPANIA> DE AMETRALLA
DORAS PARA LA GUARDIA Ma
CTnNAT


La ciudad de San Juan, sin duda
algunaS ha tornado un puesto promi-
nente en- la organization de la Guardia
NaciOnal.
Aver mas de cien j6venes Sc forma-
ron en- una compafifa Gle ametrallado-
ras, la cual fu6 inspeccionaGa y,aeep7
tada por ell teniente Coronel Tforne,
qliienrrGSomenddrat'dde tsBa Immediate
mente federalizada. -LL-
Ell Captain Amos J. King, qtiiena fu6
oficials en43el CahGpamerit0 sa'fias 9 Ca
sas", ha sido nombrado comandante de
Id compafifa organiZada. Carlton
SwiggettJJE. ,'quis1s stiede una gran aex-
periencia en- estos tr4Bajos, estuEo eh
Francia al mando de una de estas cia-
ses de compafifas, hAFideI ponRfadq a b
primer teniente, Y segundo teniente el
joSen Rafael EmmanGellf,!tque tambi6n
fbf Official del CampameiIto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
Ell Hern1oso Acto de Aver

meritfsimo Presidente, sin ese lamen-
table defecto fisico?. "a.
,Aceptad, pues, bondadoso y querido
Presidente, este fntimo homemade de
solidaridad Y sincera. simpatfa, que
os ofrecen vuestros compa1eros y
vustros amigos de siempre; que ha-
cen suyo, Ell justo v merecido honor
que Sc otorga, colocandoos la altura
que por derecho propio os correspon-
de, al condecoraros, la mas alta re-
presentation de la Patria con la Cruz
de Benefcencia.
He dicho.
Don Avelino Vicente, respondi6 a
las mobiles palabras del Sr. Lomba,
que hablaba Ilombre de sus conlpa-
heros de Directiva, expresando su gra-
titud hacia todos, con frases de un
hondo sentimiento y vibrantes de pa
triotismo. Refirio a grandes rasgos
cual ha sido ell proceso de la glorio-
sa vida del gran Sanatorio Espanol.
adjudicando SUI parte de collaboration
cuantos han cooperado la gran
obra. Dijo ell Sr. Vicente, que q Sc
considerable ell guardador, ell deposit
tario del insigne galard6n que todos
correspopdfa y 1nicamente asf podfa
aeeptar ell alto honor que la bondad
real lie otorgaba. .l.s
Ell senior Vicente fue objeto de una
lcarinosfsima ovaci6n al terminar su
dlscurso' ,t14,t i,..
| Despues brindaron los senores don
Dionisio Trigo, don Carlos Conde, don
Jose Perez Losada, ell DR.. Velez L6-
PEI y don Ignacio Lopez Merjeliza,
siendo todos muy aplaudidos. Ell Sc
nor Merjeliza lego estos inspirados
versos que reproducimos, muy COM
placidos:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
-als .pARf.1I,n soctALtsr.A.

II Enttffe otfHoss,f Ho5sfe eeahfdidatos hdiadL t del Partido
s6ciqiisid los siguiRe1nttes R1tt han 'sido no
mfhnatdoBs fhtd ri en- adR5 ados petEcciones ssunsscritag !
jrradas aprSof personals de- los Mnniciip5ffoos
/ de tiuayhaboS ! Ceiba,' esta1do isosteni-
| 'dag sus' qcafididat1fraaas porE el n1ddmnesriSo
de firfdas que ID FEY "iia ifisaduieesrfe ~
Epffanio HFiz = .Jiimene2,s de 'Baya-
mon. 'e SO *H''0 103 ~ -'' '.-.'~
Para Miembros de la Asamblea MI
nicipar de Guaynabo, los selnoortess; Jul
lilo Garcia Oliver, Baltazar Reyes, Sill
iverio Arroyo Sandalio Bfdno Y Maxi
mino Perez Gerena, toa5s 4lel Guayfiaaf.-
bo.
Para Miembros de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de Ceiba, los sefiores Pedro
Colon Pinero, Juan Dfaz Morales, Ju-
liam Feliciano, Rodrigo Vega Rodriguez
y Ramon Cruz Barcarcel, todos de Gel
ba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-20
pARTIpo INpEPENpENTIsTA

Sc ha presentado en- La ofcina del
Secretario Ejecutiyo de Puerto Rico,
una petici6n suserita por mas de 200
personas que dicen ser electores ms
critos del Municipio de Mayagtiez per
tenecer a un partido polfticoS denomi-
nado Parttdo IndependeDttstG Maya
gEezGno, nominando candidates para
los cargos de Representante la Ca
mara por Ell distrito representative No.
16, ' para miembros de La Asamblea
Municipal de MayagJDz.