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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
GENERAL STAFF IS
BLAMED FOR DEATHS

WASHINGTON, January, Gives
of American troops were sacrificed
needlessly on armistice morning be-
cause the American high command in
Chaumont specifically did not revoke
previously issued orders to attack,
Brigadier General John II. Sherburne,
of Boston, former commander of the
artillery brigade of the Ninety-second
(negro) division, yesterday told "a
house subcommittee. e,
General Sherburne strongly con-
demned methods of what he referred
to as the General Staff gang" in
Chaumont, criticizing particularly a
dominating triumvirate."
Corps, division and brigade COM
manders stood in such "piteous fear"
OF the Chaumont staff that they did
not dare, in most cases, to revoke
on their own authority the order to at
tack on November II, although they
knew to mortal certainty that an
armistice had been signed, the general
said. 49,,
"The order to attack stood" said
General Sherburne, land the only
other order that l knew Of, was an
order that at II a. m. November IL,
all hostilities must cease
mo commanding officer possibly
could have interpreted that as can
collation. of the previous order calling
for an attack during the morning OF
November H. Most units fought right
up to. II o'clock, part of them against
machine gun operators. A few com
manding officers did risk court martial
and hold back, but they did it on their
own responsibility entirely"
"The General Staff system" General
| Sherburne declared, dominated the
entire army and kept commanding of
| ficers, from corps commanders down
in perpetual fear of being sent to the
rear in. disgrace"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
479 500 Words in New
Trial: Nearing Close
(By Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, Cal, an. O. The
trial of Harry S. New, charged with
the murder of Miss Freda Lesser. his
fiance, was near the summing up stage.
The state announced it planned no
further sur rebuttal testimony and the
defense said its sur rebuttal evidence
would require but shart time.
1t was stated each side would ask
for eight hours for arguments, but
both prosecution and defense believed
the case could not go to the jury be-
fore Monday morning. The steno-
graphic record of the trial today con.
tanned 479,50O
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
Irish Soldiers in FAVOR
OF Republic---DeValera
CRv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Men Of Ire
land who enlisted and fought in the
world war, under the British flag, "are
among the most determined and loyal
supporters of the elected Republican
government in Ireland" canon de
Valera, president of the provisional
Irish republic, declared in a statement
here today. He said the statement
attributed to Captain NJ. Walter, of
Dublin, and published in the United
States to the effect that the Repub-
,licans Of Ireland, were hostile to the
returned soldiers, was not only unjust
but untrue.
"All service men are not only well
come in the Republican ranks" Mr.. de
Valera said, but the great mass OF
them are today active Republicans.
Even the English newspapers admit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
GUESTS HEckLE GoMPERs.

who spoke here Thursday as a lunch
con guest of the Boston Chamber of
Commerce, was subjected to some
heckling and at times his voice was
drowned in q chorus of noes while
he was discussing the recent strike of
Boston policemen and criticizing the
action of Police Commissioner Cur
It's Counter demonstrations had the
effect of restoring quiet and after the
luncheon was over officers of the
Chamber apologized to the speaker
for the interruption. He took the in
cident good humoredly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
HAWAIIAN GOVERNOR ASKS
y. 8. TO JOIN CELEBRATION

HONOLULU, T. H., Jan. Gov
ernor Charles T. Mccarthy has issued
an invitation to the citizens of the
United States to join with the terri
tory of Hawaii in celebrating the hun
dredth anniversary OF the landing of
the first missionaries from England
The Hawaiian missions centennial
will be held April IL to Is, 1920, and
will be marked by the most elaborate
historical pageants ever produced in
the islands. Invitations to be present
have been forwarded to the governors
OF all the states and a great gathering
of notable personages is expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
Friends Missionaries
Held Up by Sickness!

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred White and three sons who
are bound for the American Friends
mission in British East Africa, have
written the Friends headquarters in
Richmond saying that they have been
delayed since November in Marseilles.
France, but are hoping to get out on
"a steamer bound for Bombay, India.
and thence overland to Bombasta,
Africa.
Milo Hinkle, former Richmond
Friends minister, who is at the Sea.
side Friends mission in Jamaica, has
been seriously ill according to ad-
vices received at the headqua rters
here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
Joseph Paddock, 81 Years
Old, Succumbs at Home

Funeral services for Joseph Henry
Paddock, 81 years old, who died Thurs
day evening at his home at 70 State
street, will take place at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at Salem, Ind.
Burial will be in Salem.
The deceased has been a resident
Of Richmond for only few days, NOV
ing here from a farm near Liberty,
Ind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
MASS MEETINGS NEXT SUNDAY
AT GRACE METHODIST CHURCH

Mass meetings. under the supervi-
sion of the Mems class of the Grace
Methodist Sunday school, have been
arranged for each Sunday afternoon
The meetings are for men and are
held in the Grace church,
Next Sunday afternoon, at o'clock
Edward T. Albertson of Indianapolis
will speak. Mr.. Albertson will give
a very particular message to the mer
of Richmond. In connection with the
service, Professor Carton will sing
and Professor Sloane will have charge
Of the orchestra
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
COAL RATES. INCREASED.

WASHINGTON. JAM Am ad.
vance of Is cents ton in the coal
rates from Hampton Roads ports and
Baltimore to Boston and other New
England ports, effective Jan. 10. was
announced today by the shipping
board. Vessels in this service have
been operating at loss, it was ev.
planned by the board, and the advance
will not result in any profit, but will
merely cover the greatly increased
cost of operation. The former rate
was 81 per ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
UNION NATIONAL BANK
The annual meeting of the Union
National Bank, Richmond Indiana, will
be held on the 18th day of January 1920
at 10 a. m. In the office Of same bank.
to elect the directors for the ensuing
year and transact such other business
az may legally come before the meet
ing.-George L. Gates, President 81
Dec, 81, jan, 2-7-9
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
NEW RULES FOR DIARIES.

New rules and regulations regarding
sanitary conditions which are to be
prescribed for diaries are to~be drafted
by DR.. John N. Hurry, secretary of the
state board of health. for consideration
and possible adoption by the state
board at special meeting February
II. The action was the result of con-
ferences representatives of the asso-
citation of the Indiana manufacturers
of dairy products have held with the
board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
CHINESE GUILTY OF MURDER.

Nby aSSOCldleu FresSJ
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Zian Sung
Wan was found guilty Of murder in
the first degree today for the death of
Ben Sen WI, year ago, a member of
the Chinese Educational mission, DR.
T. T. Wong, head of the mission, and
G. H. Hsie were killed at the same
time. The jury was out only a half
hour .~.--' -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
JURY TO DECIDE CASE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 9.-For the
first time in tie history of the local
courts a negro is fighting to be ad-
mitted to the local bar, and for the
first time jury trial is being held to
pass on the application for admission.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
A NEW FRocK FOR THE "LlTTLE
NhE

ONE"
1854 - For this style one could
choose soft silk, poplin, repp, batiste,
or nainsook; for service and utility,
check or plaid wooden or Bingham,
chambray, or linen could be employed.
The sleeve may be in wrist length
with a band cuff, or cut short and
finished with a "turnback" cuff.
The pattern is cut in sizes: 2, 8,
4 and 5 years. Size will require 3
yards of 81 inch material. Collar and
cuffs may be of contrasting material.
A pattern Of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents
in silver or 1.cent and 2-cent stamps.
Name ...........
ADDRESS ........... ....'...... .
NClty
Size ...................
Name .
Address Pattern Department, PaIIa-
dunn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09

FLAMES TAKE 200 AUTOS.
MONTREAL, Jan. 9.-More than 200
automobiles were destroyed Thursday
in fire of mysterious origin which
swept through the East End Garage
here. The fire started with an eX.
plosion which blew off the roof.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
Masonic Calendar

Friday, Jan. 9.-King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ Stated con.
vocation and installation of officers.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
Ell MOCASSIN HARA LA RUTA DE
PUERTO RICO-NEW YORK

De Washington infOrman que la Jun
ia de Nayegaci6n de los Estados Uni.
dos Sc propone poner al seryicio, entire
este pals y PuertoRico, el vapor Mo-
cassin', que actualmente hace el ser
yicio de Sud America.
0bedece a ladecisi0n de la Jllnta de
Nayegaci6n el hecso de que La canti-
dad de pasaj jeros entire Puerto Rico
los Es'ados Unidos. asf como el void
men de negocio entire ambos pueblos,
son mayores que los que puedcn aten-
der las lfneas nayieras que tienen el
service regular entire aqueIa isla eI
contincnte.
Asimismo, Ia New York & Porto ri.
co Line hace gestiones por conseguir
I'm barro della eonpanfa Agwi para no
nerlo i, su servicio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

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prartaes en canAirisnrs a. curxrrlos.
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qur ~ hshin unAfundo . sca IA a. mi
snrtras~.
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toriormrute. Q sran k3oo!oo para a
rrimera. siUo.0o para Il seEunae y
SsO.oa para a sercerO.
las inscripcioncs y detailes scrin
los mismos cue - han indicade ante.
riorncnte.
Atcntamenle.
San Juan Racing and Sporting Club.
POr. Rafael Alvarez Torres.
Manager.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

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4 du.tl,o IIergaaGcE:
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4 T. Rodriguez Treies:
II sacoS garhanzus coa 200 10. uno
A Juan Rivera:
@allina = un pollo.
4 Ignac.o RosadO: l pollOs y dos
gallinas.
4 J. Paduo Co.: 13 cajas lechc
evaporada de 4S latas.
\ S. Ramirez y Compaiifa GS cajas
bacalao de 100 libras una.
A Antonio Gonzalez Fernandez: n
latas peras Hurber.
A Plaza Provision Company: ba
rriles papas con $50 libras cada uno.
A Sobrinos Fernandez Compailfa
60 botellas aqua mineral.
A VariOs: 40 huevos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
FUNCI0N BENEFICA Ell DOMIN
GO 25 EN- Ell MUNICIPAL


Bajo el patrocinio de la Prensa de
Ia aSCapital, Sc esta organizando una
gran velada a Benefcio de la 'sSocie-
dad Protectora de Mendigos' de la
que es digna Presidenta la muy dis
tinguida seiora dona Mercedes G. de
Guillermetty.
3 Valiosos elementos artisticos tonla-
ran parte, entire los que Sc cuentan al
notable pianista y compositor senor
Rafael Balseiro, las distinguidas
actrices senora G. L. del Castillo, Vir-
ginia Barragan el conocido actor
sefor Juan Calvo. La Banda Munici-
pal Y la Orquesta de Mandolinas del
Ateneo.
Oportunamente publicaremos el pro-
gramaf complete.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
CRONICA DE LARES

pueblo. al ladO de sus familias, rotor
nan la rep1blica dOminicana, dOnde
.ocupan cargOs de impOrtancia on una
institution bancaria. Brillante rorve-
mir auguramos a los citados j6venes,
pues ambos pOseen envidiabIes cuali-
dades para el triunfo. Feliz viaje
ipront0 rctOrn0, son nuestrOs dcseOs.
DON BALTAZAR MARQUEE
AcompaiiadO de SUI distinguida espo-
sa dolla Hortensia Suau, Sc eneuentra
Inuevamentc en- esta ciudad, atendien-
do sds numerosos negociOs, don Bal
tazar Marquee, por todos estimados
ZEN Lares. La grata n0ticia sera de
algeria general para las numerosas
Hamistades CON que cuentan los citadOs
'esposos en- esta ciudad. Nuestro sa-
ludO.
ESPECTACULOS
Cine "Lares'. Varios estrenos anun
cia este antigua cine, completamente
refor1nado, tales como: la Gran Ju-
gada'', serie en- u episodios los dra-
mas: "En la Cara Bolshevikin. "EI
Derecho Il la Fclicidad'' Y "Subasta dc
Almas' .,r...
Cine ''Recreo'. Con ell elegante sa.
Ion plenO Sc eXhbi6 en- la noche del
sabado Cor0zoncs del MaAdO. Ell do
mingo, IS, Sc exhibi6 Las MGllqs de la
IRtriga. Pronto: Paria-Lyon. .Medite-
rraneO, La MGdrc, drama del insigne
Rusiilol. Nos informan los empresa-
rios de este cine haber sido nombrados
agentes de Ia rcvista "Cine Mundiar.
ALFONSO REY.
Lares, 10 de enero de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
.NoTA DEL DEPARTAMENTo DE
4bHal INSTRUCTION lf~

Ell Ihstitdto dc Maestro llevado a
cabo en- la ciudad lie Ponce durante
IN semana pasada con la asistencia de
lbs maestros de RefiueIas, Juana Dfaz,
Tillalba, Salinas, Santa Isabel Y Pom
&c fu6 de resuItados espI6ndidos. Com
currieron alretledor de 800 maestros asf
como los inspectores de los distritos res
pectivos.
Durante los dfas % "a del corrien-
te Sc lleyaran cabo otro Institute en-
la ciudad de MaSagiiez con la asisten-
cia de los maestros de Ahasco, Rinc6n,
Maricao, Las Marfas, Hormigueros Y
Mayagiiez A Adicho institute concurri-
ran los inspectores de los districts Ii
nlftrofes, representatives de la Universi
dad de Puerto Rico Y del Departamen-
~ de INSTRUCTION. Ell senior Engenio
as9sl Soeisumira mn tllrno una de
q conferencias nocturnas sobre la
import ncia de ID educaci6n moral.
~. & fiss.s sl-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
NINO ARRoLLADo

En- la calle San Justo. el autom6vil
No. 1114, propiedad de w r. Bonnet,
guiado por el chauffeur p A. Esteban,
No. 1861, arrollo al muchacho Reyes
Gonzalez, de 13 amos de edad. residen-
te en- Puerta de Tierra. yendedor de
peri6dieos, produci6ndole una contu-
sion con erucci0n de Ia piel sobre el
music derecho. y otra confusion s6bre
el tercio inferior en- la misma pierna,
siendo asistido en- La saia de socorg9s.
FL suceso ocurri0 al tratar el nucha-
cho de c0ger un objeto del suelo sin
fljarse en- que Yenfa el autom6Yil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
RICARDO BONAFOUX

Noticias de Espala informan Ia
muerte del ioyen Ricardo Bonafoux, hi
jo del notable periodista puertorrique-
ilO Luis BOIafoux. Falleci6 ell RENO
ISa, Espana, la terra de III madre Ricar
do estudiaba ingenierfa y conocfa el
'espai1ol, el frances, Y ell inglts. FL
luctuosG suceso ocurri6 a principles de
Diciembre. j4 b { igM 80 IN
Paz sus restos Y huestro p6same a
sJls deudos. ai 500 aG
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

i
Francisco Peral, Vicente Moreira.
Eduardo Echave; Telegrafsta: Enri-
que Coll; Contramaestre: Jaime Pous;
Segundo Contramaestre: Nicolas Ru-
bio, muelto; Velero: Juan Alamo; Ma
rineros: Crist6bal Chopitea, Ramon
Arrazate, Benigno Fouderida, (muer,
to), Juan Suarez. (muerto), Nicolas
Bedoya, Francisco Braga, Sebastian
Alsina, Severino Sanjurjo, Francisco
Pujol, Agustfn Gonzalez, Francisco
Rojas, Juan Ferrer, Jose Perez, tmos
zo), Francisco Ferrer, Gabriel 0rfla,
Antonio Darres, (niuerto) Francisco
Carrera, Juan Basterrechea, Julio R.
Navarro, Antonio Seijo. Simon Ur-
beta, carpintero, Angel Echevarrfa.
Luis Urgueta, Victor Torrealday, Pc
dro Garcia y Warren Mitchell, (muer-
tol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

Asss eAsurs Na alma a. Faaag.nae-
nose Il trssm MANsss MusWNlt Mp.
santt. sssrsn1ule So aesaf lart 81.
Ftn tismIe sesida ~ go eafA1l
E xnNat xf0 on ankriirsmst ENtxms.
c1saico y qat rot lAtFp tirsale sstuse
aauae ezana trl 81 A aseFogssa o.
ias sgsolVk blascn a "a. A. Hsta 80.
dad f'ut 30 eusaseae rsslse. un -.
celealr hi5a A. iamilia 3 huen amiro.
Nuc&fp psagar a saA antgilos eaa.
ans
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sn su sra Il aims "a a. 81 ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
.cENTRo ADJuNTEao4

Ha sido archivado en- la oticina del
Secretlrio de Puerto Rico, un certiii-
csil0 RELATIVE d la election de los sefio-
res soeios1 que han de formar hasta el
mes de junie del afio en- CURSE Ia Jun
ia Directiva de la asociaci6n del pals
denominada Centre Adjunteilo. En-
dicho certificado aparecen los siguien-
tes nombres Enrique Amado. Presi-
dente; Eduardo Cap6 Cintr6n, Vice-pre
sidente; Jose y. Bosch. Tesorero; En-
rique Bosch GeIpi. Secretario Jose
Cobian Rivera, Armando Palmieri, Joa-
qufn Martinez de Andino. Modesto We
lez, Martin Aparicio y Juan Colon Mn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
IAEAnIlIANAnrn

- M. rfsm hews g. e. maat
o. f.-~lio Heerrs .. ls, i'>iHar. u
aos tsl rH tw' la1c ia sedala Aa
Zcrg ,ai. hisu i'o.i.,f 3 Ntss sA.al'a.
la ea;hnahia H1 t.,asriadaf .i'sriua.
sei S-r,'l - par, ',r'ar q A. uu Iae
diee nnc rins en - to'aiafs. s, irss.
EGsf8l si,a,an..nte y Paiar.n. l,s
uituaos 80 la.io del f;oicrla sos. Gginu
por clio '.a pasuae ,l aia ~ aoy asaa
mejo.aao sguy contcntO
d fNpAHclAL saluda los dis
iinglU1- hue>peles y riega Tor d
restablcc mienfo 'ici GoiiernadOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
HERMOSO FESTIVAL.


da en- el dfa del domingo, Is Ge los
cOrrienJes, por los miembros de In
prestigiosa Orden. llamada Cabllleros
de Colon. III dfa fuG clarO V radiante
de luz. nj una sola nubecilIa obscu-
recIa IA aZul inmensidad.
Desde por la maiiana empezaron a
llegar 4 la poblaci6n en- numerosus au-
tos, pr)minentes personalidades, de la
orden, procedentes de San Juan, Are
cibo y otras ciudades, 'acompailadas de
sus familias. ..
La misa celebrada en- la mariana de
dichO Gfa fu6 I'm aeto solemne. &randio
so en- la historic religiOsa de Lares.
Ell temple desbordante de fieles. dando
un expcnente de que nuestra religion
estd plena, latente en- ell coran(n de
nuestrc pueblo.
DesdG la Tribunal, levantada en- rl
atrlo del temple, hablarOn al immense
gentfO, prominentes oradores de In her
mandad, demostrando los mobiles fines
ave- RI
que -perSigue la orden y. La magma obra
que ha realizado en- la reciente guerra
europea.
Despues del mitin Sc organize una
brillahtA paFada. Bello espectaeulo!t :
Primcramente un grupo de encantado-
ras daDlas, cuyos nombres no mencio-
namOs por no cOmeter inyoluntarias
e imperdonables omisiones, portando es
tandartes de la orden, tras elias, en-
d0ble fila, los numerOSfsimOs hermann
dos, marchando, mientras la banda del
senior Feliciano ejecutaba alegres pa
sacalles. Y despues la interminable hi
lera De automobiles.
A la una de la tarde parti6 la nu-
merosa cOmitiva para Ia quinta del
amable siempre complaciente doctor,
don Francisco Sefn, donde. Sc siryi0
un sucuIento banquete los comcnsales.
Declinaba va la tarde; ocultd5ase va
tras las cercanas montanas, eternamen
te verdes, el astro rey, lanzarlo sus
pOstreros aureos rayOs, cuando los ale
gres concurrentes regresaban ia ciu-
dad.
Fue, en- fin, lin festival hermosn, gran
de, Gle gratfsimos recuerdos para todos,
festival que hard epoca en- las brinllan-
ties paginas de la noble institacl0n.
Vaya muestra. felicitaci6n, sincera
efusiva. los organizadores de Ia gra-
ia fiesta.
MITIN PROHIBICIONISTA
Con niotivo de entrar en- vigor la en-
mienda d6cimooctava a la constitution
de los Estados Unidos, prohibiendo la
fabrication y yenta de bebidas embria-
gantes en- la naci0n, Sc llev0 u ofecto
en- la tarde del domingo, Is de los CO.
rrientes, un mitin prohibicionista en- el
antique teatro Lares''.
HicieIon uso de la palabra los seiio-
res Remigio Martinez, Anastasio il
menez Y don Domingo Aponte, deli
neando todos en- sus disertaciones las
beneficios reportados al pals ror la
prohibition. Ell professor Vicente Co
lon di6 lectura la enmienda prohisI
bitiYa que entra en- yigor hizo ati-
nados concentrates a la misma.
FL elocuente y joven orador, don
Juan yaldejully. resel0 brevemente Ia
lucha por la prohibition en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, Y habl0 de los beneficios
que reportara esta la naci6n. La
no muy numerosa. tlebido
Al banquete de que mas arriba habla-
mos ' sdemas una jira que organize
en- ese dfa nuestra bulliciosa juventud,
sali0 gratamente impresionada del ci-
tado mitin.
Los talentosos j6venes Jose Maria Le
raroz ) Francisco Acamba, quienes dis
frutaban de breyes vacaciones en- este
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
Ia REINA DE cARNAvAL

En- Is asamblea de damas vcdfica-
da anoche en- los salOnes del Casino
de Puerto Rico. result0 nOmbrAds Rel
ma del Canaval. por unanimidad. Ia
encantadora seflorita Lol6 Dfaz Nor,
Undo capullo de nuestra meior socie-
dad. La seiiOrita DiaZ Nor Is hija
del caballerO don A. Dfaz Nor. persO
ma que goza en- todo San Juan tie ge-
neral estimation
La designation de la distinguida Sc
hOrita para Ocupar el tronO en- eli rel
nado dc nuestras fiestas de carnival.
ha sido recibidO con grandes nuestras
de agrado, pues la futura reina gOza
en- este capital de envidiabIes simpa-
tfas.
Esta tarde ira una comisi0n de ca.
balleros, integrada por los presidentes
de los casinos de San Juan el pre-
sidente de los festejOs de la temporada,
para informar la seforita Loi9 Dfaz
Nor, Su designation indicarle uombre
su Corte de Honor.
Ell iMPARCIAL publicara los nom-
bres dc las senoritas que sc nombren
para dicha Corte dc Honor, Y aplaude
el nombramiento para Reina de Carna
val de Ia distinguida sefiorita, que sa-
bra hacer de su .effmero reilIado, un rel
nado dc algeria y de placer. ,ss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
NEGOCIO EN- TABAco

Han sido presentados en- La Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva de Puerto Rico, documen-
tos para el registro en- la isla de una
corporation del estado de Delaware de
nominada Da,Taon Brothers, Inc, cuyo
agente en- Aesta isla sera Ell sefior Mil
ton 4 Lurlach, de Caguas. Dicha cor
poraci6n Sc dedica principalmente La
compra Y yenta de tabaco en- rama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

Aver sc recibi6 en Ia cindad m ca
ble not!ficando La muertc. On New York.
del LIDO Antonio +. Castro. :ctable
abogado puertOrriquehO que hace POGO
Sc traslad0 con su familia al Norte.
con objetO de Operar su seiiOra que
venfa estando enferma en- su .esiden-
cia de Ponce. Ell sefiOr Castro falle-
clio Ell el mismO Hospital donde ella
estaba, a cOnsecuencia de una pulmO-
MA que cogi6. Su cadaver serd en-
balsamado Y trasladado Puerto Ri
co.
Descanse en- la paz del Senior el al
ma del fenecido v ceciban tOdos sus
deudos, nuestrO p6same mas senIidO.
sentid0.