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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
MAC SW|NEY STILL
ALIVE; PLANS FOR
RELEASE REJECTED
Lord Mayor Of Cork Spends Rest
less Night and Reported
Very Low"
HYLAN'S APPEAL
is UNAVAILING
BY Associated Press 20 Every Ev-nins

By Associated Prcss 20 Every v Kv-rfnT
London, Sept. 6.--Terence MacSwinev,
Lord Mayor OF Cork. spent a restless night
at Brixton prison. where be is continuing
a hunger strike begun on August ~ IN
protest against his arrest bv British au-
thorities. Father Dominic. private chap
lain 10 the mayor. visited the PRISON tins
morning and said on leaving that Mac
SwIney was very low.
Sean MacSwiney. brother Of the mayor.
spent the night with him.
At noon 70 was announced that Mac-
Suiney showed signs of much greater
weakness although he WAS still conscious
and his mind wasfactrye. HIS face vas
more drawn and he was paler.
Lucerne, sept. O. Premier LIovd
George Of Great Britain has replied IN the
negative to the message Of Mayor Hvian
OF New York City, which urged the Prem
Ter. to release Mayor MacSwIney OF Cork
from prison.
The Premier in his reply. dispatched
Saturday, stated politely bat firmly thaE
he could not interfere with the coure "a
justice and law.
Belfast, sept. 6-The eleven hungrr
strikers in the Cork lail Yesterday after
noon entered the 18th day of their
abstinence from food, having sIbslsfctl
only on water for the entire perod The
condition of one Of the prisoners. Mlcha.
o OReilly, Is critical, and he IS unable
speak TO visitors.
The period these men have gone WITH
out food Is a record for Irish poliucal
prisoners. The longest previous hmEfr
strike occurred IN the WormROod Scrubh-
prison in England last April and Iaste,l -
days.
IL was stated tOdsy the condition
OF the hunger strikers in the local JAIL
was 50 critical their relatives Were allowed
TO visit them whenever they chose.
Fnty-One arrests were made under
the curfew law Saturday night IN Belfast
The suburban roads were held TO-DAY
by the miitzry and police. who stopped
all motorists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
COMMANDER PRAISED
BY SUBMARINE CREW
Disaster to Undersea
Boat SIS.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Sept 6.-The crew of the
sunken submarine SIS WAS gwen a holiday
yesterday and the men left the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard to veisit friends IN diff
ferent sections of the city. Before this
they Offered to do a Crash dive" at the
yard to prove, they said, that their COM
mander was not to blame for the accident.
One member Of the crew went to New
York TO see his wife and q new baby that
was born while its father was held prisoner
under the surface tae ocean.
The SIS, which ad again broken away
from the battleship Ohio and sunk in $50
feet OF waer off the Delaware capes, was
still at the bottom of the sea last night
and prospects for salvaging the little craft
were said unofiicially To be slim. 1t was
reported the Ohio was towing the SIS 10
the local navy yard, but after she sank
the battleship was said to have proceeded
to Norfolk.
An investigating board was convened
as soon as the Ohio reached the scene of
the accident and Lieutenant Commander
Charles NJ. Cooke, Jr., commander of he
ill-fated submarine, was taken aboard the
warship. 1t aas said last night formal
inquiry board, which ail make a thorough
invest. .gTtion of the accident and attempt
TO fix responsibility for the failure of the
saf ty valve to work when the craft started
nose dive probably viii be appointed
within few days.
More stories of heroism during their
long battle against death under the waves
were told by the survivors today. All of
the men praised their commander, and
before leaving the destroyer which brought
them here they signed a round robin ask
ing Secretary of the Navy Daniels to keep
them togeth as a crew and permit them
to serve under Lieutenant-Co Commander
Cooke
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Blaze Which Caused Heavy Loss Started at o'clock in the
Morning in the Heart Of the Town. But Fnemen and
Coast Guards Confined it to Small Area
A, v, TANNERS KILLED
AND {. {. HUBER HURT
In a Collision Involving Three
Freight Trains on p. r. r.
Near Chickes, Pa.

According to disptch from Columb a,
Pa, two Wilmington men were the VIC
Tins of triple collision on the Low
Grade road of the Pennsylvania Rail
road near, Chickes, Pa, on Saturday
afternoon.
The men were A. w. Tanners, brak e.
man, who was killed, and +. +. Huber,
conductor who was seriously injured
Officials of the Pennsylvania railroad
here, however, were unable TO confirm the
report that the men lived in this city
expires sed the belief that they were from
Baltimore, though they may have been
assigned 10 runs from this city. An
unidentified man is in the hospital at Co
lumbia in a serious condition.
The accident occurred when two freight
trains collided at switch and another
freight ran into the debris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
HURT IN AUTO SMASH UP.

Dover, Sept. 6.-With badly battered
and smashed automobile and his head
bandaged, a man named Elder drove into
Dover, Saturday night, and stopped at
the Dover garage for repairs to his car.
Information was to the effect that in some
way the two occupants Of the machine,
Elder and and another man, ran into a
fence al Odd Fellows cemetery, Camden,
causing the machine to turn over, throw
ing the occupants out, one of the men
suffering a broken arm and Elder badly
cut head
But little satisfaction could be gotten
from Elder about the accident, although
he was able to come to Dover with the
machine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
FIFTY MORE PASSENGER BUSES
To be Operated by Peoples Company in
CITY and Suburbs.

With the purchase Of 80 new trucks, A.
NJ. Tonnele. president of the Peoples
Bus Line, declared today that as fast as the
buses are delivered the company will be
rin to operate over routes IN the city. and
IN outlying districts. The routes are al
ready planned. and will be announced
ater.
After the city has been taken care of,
ines will be operated to West Chester,
Kennett Square. Oxford, Avondale, New
Castle. Rehoboth and intermediate points.
The busses will carry baggage
One of the trucks, arriving Saturday, is
,n exhibition at the Fair Grounds Equip
ped for repairing and other work, garage
near Brack-Ex, which will accommo date
more than 60 busses. will be completed this
week. The buses will be of the newest type
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
BROWNS AT PENN'S GROVE.
Bathcr From Philadelphia, Visiting
Friends, Becomes Exhausted
and Sinks as Aid Ar
rIyes

Walter Drake, who lived at 3477 Fast
Thompson street, Bridesburg, Pa was
accidentally drowned yesterday while
bathing IN the Delaware river at PeDn's
Grove.
Drake was visiting friend in one Of
the cottages along the river. In the after
noon he and several companions went IN
swimming and were IN the water some
time when the drowning occurred. Two
men IN boat first noticed Drake 0p-
parently struggling in the water and went
TO his rescue but he sank before they could
get to him. The body Was recovered i'm
mediately.
The body was taken in charge by Coronr
B. Neel Gross Of Penn's Grove and taken
To Philadelphia this morning frc m whereit
will be shipped to his home in BTidesbWg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
AUTO COLLISIONS
DOWN THE STATE
One Near Seaford Resulted IN
Serious Injury to Woman
Caught by Overturned
Car.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

d <Hs'O'etu va II EN7.'0 W y W = II NI1'I1r
Seaford, Sept 6-An automobile driven
by Russell Hollowell and Fred Hubbard
collided with car driven by Claude
Harding, near here, Saturday. Harding
had with him in the car his wife and
three children, one an infant of a few
months. The driver of each car had
turned out to pass, but MIR. Harding
turned in too quickly.
The Hollowell car was caught just back
of the front wheel by the Harding car
and the latter was turned over, Mr.. and
Mrs Harding being caught under the
ear The machine was soon lifted and
both takeh out, Mrs. Harding being in a
very serious condition. One of the children
Calude, Jr., received minor injuries, but
all the rest were unhurt Considerable
damage was done to both cars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
LEWIS 6. TURNER DIES
while IN AUTOMOBILE
Fatally Stricken While Motoring
With His Wife and Friends
Near New Castle.

Death cnme to Lewis G. Turner, Of
$50 King street, in peculiar manner
yesterday afternoon-he was stricken
while at the wheel of his automobile on
the State Road not far from New Castle.
Instinctively, however, his foot on
the brake brought the car to stop
before he fell forward over the wheel
thus saving from danger his passengers,
who were his wife and MIR. and Mrs.
James Thompson of II East Fifth street.
Deputy Coroner Nichols brought the
body to his mortuary.
MIR. Turner was member of the Wash
ington Fire Co, and kept livery stable
at $50 King street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Must Support Wife and Babies.

Russell Lash, charged with non-sup-
port of his wife and three children, was
placed under an order of $50 week by
Judge Finger in Municipal Court today,
Two of the children are twins, Is months
old, and other seyen-months' -ol 1-baby
Lash, who is now working at Dover, was
discharged from the army in June and it
is said since that time has only gwen $40
to their support.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.

Laurel Sept. g.. Some time Saturday
night thieves entered the garage of
Ernest l.. Bailey, on Fifth street, by
drawing out the staple holding the lock,
and made off with his automobile.
Up to this morning no traces Of II had
been found This is the second Laurel
car to be stolen within the psf few weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
OBITUARY.
MRS. MARGAREr E.-MEALEr DEAb.

MRS MARGARET E.-MEALEY DEAD.
Mrs Margaret K. Mealey. aged 80
years, a sister Of former Captain OF Poiice
Kane, died al her late home, 9li Park
Place, yesterday The funeral servicts
viii be private and Will bc held from her
home on Wednesday morning Requiem
mass viii be sung at Sacred Heart Church
st $50. lnterment viii be IN Cathedral
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
DELAWARE BEST
ON EXHIBITION
At STATE FAIR
Displays at Elsmcrc This Year
Larger and More Interest
ing Than Heretofore.
MANY NEW FEATURES
MANY NEW FEATURES
STATE FAIR CALENDAR.
Fair onened at 10 a. m.

Fair opened at 10 n. m.
Horse Show judging began at
10 n. m.
Athletic meet starts NJ 2.10 u.
IN. Wilmington time.
Automobile races start 4.30 p. m.
Running races at s y. m.
Fireworks at $50 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

PlavhOuS,-"lim Jam Jems.
Gsrrick
Savoy-'rhc Valley of Doubt"
Strand" Blsck il White
Majestic-'C CrnokcSi STREETS
Queen The White Circlc.
Rialto-" Breed cf Men.
Nictory-"rhe Valley of The Giants,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
ORDER EV ERY EVENING
SERVED AT YOUR HOME

If YOU want all the news OF the
day, city, State and country, and
numerous exclusive features, de-
livered TO your home regularly,
order Every Evening from your
nearest dealer, or phone the Circu-
lation Department. l2c a week, at
your door.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

Night telephone operator, middle-aged
woman. Apply Hotel du Pont 10 q. H.
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
TUESDAYS EVENTS.

Children's Day. All children UNI
der l6 years admitted free during
day.
Harness races start 2 p. m. (Wil-
Tnington time.
Red Cross playlet for children
(aftnrnoon.)
Running races 8 p. m.
Fireworks $50 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Weather Forecast.

BY Associates Press 60 Every Evvuing
By Associated P-css % Every EvCniur
Washington. sept. 6.--Forccast Tor ncl~-
ware
showers and slightly coolct tonight rue~r
day fair: fresh % strong east. shlftlng -
northwest winds tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Col. Jervey Portsmouth City Manager.

Col. Jervey Portsmouth City Manager.
Colonel J. F. Jervey. for a time in
charge of the United States Engineer
Office in Wilmington and who did much
to advance the work of developing Will
mington harbor and the widening and
deepening of the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal, has been elected city mana
ger Of Portsmouth, Va, at salary of
$4,000 year. Portsmouth lies across
the James river from Norfolk, and has a
population of about 10000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Amusements Tonight.

Wnterthur Special Sanitary Milk for
Babies.-Clover Dairy ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

To prevent bottle famine return empties
promptly Clover Dairy Co.-Adv-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

For correct time phone ll42, Collins &
Never, 10l w. Eighth street.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

Jack Horner colored margarine so
cents, Horner, All King ADV.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
poR Los JUzGADos

Durante el dfa 26 del pasado mes,
la Corte de Paz de esta ciudad resol-
vi6 los casos siguientes: por infracci0n
( de Ordenanzas Municipales: VS.. An
gel Franco, Emilio Marrero, Juan de
la Cruz, Ramon Perez, Tomas Rodrf-
guez, Bernardo Aponte, Benito Natal,
$1.O0 de multa cada uno; Isabel Sa-
nabria, Juan Nj. Corona, $500 cada
lill0, por la Corte Municipal; Tor jul
gar 10 prohibido: VS.. Julio Gonza-
lez, Emilio Pagan, Rafael Corcea, JO-
Sc Vicenty, absueltos; Isidro Quifio-
mes, Francisco Colon, Eugenio Lou
briel, Jose Garcia, Luis Rodriguez,
Juan Torres, Basilie Dfaz, Bernabe
Santiago, Julio Cepeda, Pedro Jime-
nez, Pedro Pagan, Ignacio Laureano,
$500 cada uno; por crueldad para
con los Animales: Miguel Rivera, Ca
siano Tfrado, a $500 cada uno; Alva-
ro Ceballos, $500 de multa; por Hurto
Mener Marcelino Cruz, 6 meses: por
Infraeci6n a La Ley de Autoln5viles :
Martin Ocafia, $1,000 de multa, FOR In
fracci0n a la Ley de Sanidad, $500 ;
por Alterar la Paz: s. Sevensen, $500
por Portar Arnas (Corte de Paz)
EugenioA Aponte, $500 de multa,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
Ell. JUEGo DE PELoTA

La policfa del,e meter en- cintura a
unCs cuantos zagaletones que han to-
mado aIgunas Gales de San Juan para
sus juegos de pelota, con riesgo de
las personas que por elias transitan.
Aver tarde, frente a La Gale
General Contreras, al lado del Pol
vorin, una turba de mas de 80 zagale-
tones Sc dedicaban al peligroso sport,
impidiendo el paso por ALI de los tran
seuntes. Tn reporter nuestro llamo
la atenci0n al policfa de servicio en- di-
cha calle y contest0 que el no saba
81 habfa una Ordenanza que prohibie-
"a ESQ. lie informamos que ST, exis-
te; pero q juego continue III sar-
gentd Bonilla debe instruir a los po-
licfas que vienen de la isla, acerca de
las Ordenanzas de la ciudad Asf po-
dra evitarse el que tenga que ir eual-
quierrslfa la sala de socorros, un
Tanseunte NAL herido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
CoNATo DE INCENDIo EN- LA CA
SA DE DIEGO AGUEROS Y co.

Esta madrugada las dos, Sc declare
un conato de incendio en- la casa conner
cial de esta plaza Diego Agiieros Y Co.
U9 ombre que pasaba por frente al
alrhl(een en- aquellos momentos di6 la
voz de alarma, acudiendo Immediate
mente. al sitio el vigilante del comercio
Manuel Sastre5 v Ell policfa de servicio
Juan Sierra. Como el sefior Sastre no
tenfa llave de la puerta del almacen,
fu6 precise violentar Ia cerradura, en-
contrando sobre una estiba de sacos de
Earroz unas cajas de f6sforos encendi-
das. Sastre recogi6 los f6sforos los
lanz0 al medic de la Gale. Momentos
despues llegaron la policfa y los bombe-
ros. Las perdidas no tienen importan-
cia de ningdn genero. Ell senior Rodrf-
guez Hidalgo socio de la casa quien fu6
llamado por el telefono acudi0 inmedia-
tamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
CARTA CIRCULAR No. 1O4.
EXAMENES RARA TORRERO
AUXILIAR.

Por la presente Sc avisa que los
examenes para ell cargo de Torrero
Auxiliar que habfan de tener lugar ell
IL de abril de 1920, la 1870 P. NJ,
han sido transferidos para ell 10 de
mayo de 1920, a la 1870 P. M.
Sc recibiran solicitudes hasta ell 18
de mayo de 1920. Sc administrator
formas en- blanco mediante solicitud.
Ell examen estara basado en- la ha-
bilidad fisica, reparacion, experiencia
y capacidad. Sc concedera alguna
preferencia a las personals que pue-
dan hablar, leer y escribir Ell idioma
ingles, siendo sus condolences igual-
mente satisfactorias.
Los solicitantes deben especificar
en- sus solicitudes la experiencia que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
]. Melendez Orcasitas,
OTRA vEZ CLEMENTE LOPEZ

Jose Salas, dueflO de un garage en-
esta ciudad, present0 aver denuncia
al fiscal contra el va conOcido Clemen-
te Lopez, de Juncos, quien lie compr0
una gonna, dandole en- pago un cheque
falso pOr $40, recibiendo el Lopez la
vuelta en- buena plata. Clemente habfa
puesto al respaldo del cheque ell sello
de La Primavera, habiendo aprovecha-
do para clio un descuido de un depen-
diente cuando visit0 este establecimien
to. Ell Fiscal ha ordenado nueva .orden
de arresto contra Lopez, a quien va per
sigue la policfa por otro delito igual,
afiadido varios cometidos anterior
mente. Els un baea chico, el Lopez es-
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
AvIsO AL PUBLICO

La prolongada sequfa que hemos
venido experimentando ha traido con-
sligo una marcada reduction en- Ell cau-
dal de aqua del rio de Rio Piedras del
cual Sc surte la Ciudad de San Juan.
Actualmente, el caudal ha mermado
a tai punto que el aqua ha quedado
en- su nivel ocho pulgadas por debajo
de la cresta de la represa. Urge por
10 tanto que los vecinos de San Juan
~ de igual modo los de Hato Rey Y
Rio Piedras procuren reducir en- 10
possible el consume de aqua, evitando
todo desperdicio, va que de prolongar-
Sc la sequia, la situacion para la Ciu-
dad puede resultar critica, habida
cuenta que el consume 1ltimamente
ha alcanzado a mas de veinte y dos
mil metros clbicos. Sc suplica pues,
de los vecinos, cooperen con la Ad-
ministracion al proposito indicado.
Atentamente,
r. H. Todd,
Comisionado de Servicio Publico
Policia y Prisiones.
,Jx,t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
r. H. Todd,
MURIo QUEMADA

En- el barrio Coto Laurel, de Ponce,
en- I'm bohfo propiedad de Desiderio
Rivera y habitado por su esposa Ru-
fina Dfaz cen su hija Nativadad Rive
ra, de meses de edad, Sc desarroll0
un incendio, quemandose tota,mente
con el ajuar que contenfa. la nina
que estaba sola en- el bohfo, pues la
madre estba hacienda diligencias por
el barrio, fu6 sacada de entire las la
mas por el vecino Manuel Nuhez, pero
como recibiera quemaduras graves, IA
lleci6 como a las cuatro horas despues
del siniestro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01

Republicanos
Unionistas
Mdyof.fd repuJlicanG hasfG hog.
;iMTL OCHENTA Y UN yOTOS
PoR ESCALAMIENTO

Ell Fiscal orden6 aver elNencarcela-
mieato de Porfirio Vargas, de Quebra-
dillas y yecino de Arecibo, acusado de
haber sustrafdo a Maria vidot, violen-
Itando una puerta de la habitaci0n que
ella ocupaba en- un hotel en- Bayam6n,
Ia suma de $29S. A Vargas lie fueron
ocupados. en- el ferrocarril entire gaya-
mon y Dorado, por el detective Paga-
nacci, 2O5.75, confesando este que ha-
bfa roto un cheque por $40 Y que habfa
gastad& $1.25. De los $51 restantes no
da cuenta. FL cheque, partido en- dos pc
dazos, fue encontrado por el mismo de-
tective EN- los campos de a-Baja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01

ciertas obras piblicas, proyeer recur-
maci0n de un fondo especial para clio,
hacienda las necesarias asignaciOnes
para cancelar. ciertas asignaciones re-
ferentes obras pIblicas, v para ,ptras
atenciOnes, v para cancelar los balan-
ces de ciertas asignaciOnes.
| FL senador Iglesias vot0 en- contra
| del P del s. 6, manifestando cue los
policfas especiales debfan ser pagados
pOr las corpOraciones Y haceiidados,
| que fueron los que los ntilizaron para
romper las huelgas Y atropellar a los
| trabajadores. <
La minorfa Y ell Senador Iglesias
votaron en- contra de la r. G. del s.. 1.
hacienda cOnstar el SenadOr TOus Toto
su voto ell acta, por la falta de nume-
raci6n de los proyectos que Sc refie-
re la Resolution que han de ser pos.
puestOs. 9fI
lei director de Sanidad Insu!ar in
vita al SenadO a que visite ell SanatO..
rio de tuberculosis Y este cuerpo,
aceptando la invitacion, fila el lunes
las diez de la maiana para hacer la
vista. tle
/ En- session ejecutiya Sc confirman los
nombramientos de Santiago B. Palmer,
como Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito de
Arecibo; el de Ernesto d. Arana. como
juez muicipal de Bayam6n v el de Ro-i
dolfo del Vale Y Arturo Prats, como
miembros de la Junta del Muelle de
Ponce.
Sc levant0 la session hasta hoy las
! 8 p. NJ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
EN- Ell SENADO

La session del jueves empezo despues
de las 5 p. NJ. Asistieron IA senado-
res Sc aprobaron en- tercera lect,l-
ra pasaron a la Camara, los +. del
| s. para enmendar 10 artfcuIOs Z, 8,
16, 10, p % de la ley para altorizar
la emission de bonos con ell fin dc cons.
truir casas para artesanOs Y obreros /;
proveer al arrendamiento de las mis-
mas con derecho a la propiedad; para
mejorar las condolences sanitarias de
determinados terrenos pertenecientes
al pueblo de Puerto Rico; fomcntar la
creaci6n de granjas agrfcolas con-
cederles su propiedad, y para otros fl
nes", aprobada en- q de noviembre de
1917, segdn fue enmendada por otra
ley aprobada en- 20 de JUNO de 1919.
p. del S. 3. Para enmendar el pa
rrafO antepennltimo sdel Artfculo / de
! la Ley No. Il, titulada LEY fijando
el presupuesto de los gastos necesarios
para ell sOstenimiento del Gobierno de
Puerto Rico EN- los afos econ6micos
que terminaran en- 30 de JUNO de 1920
Y en- 30 de JUNO de 1921, respectiva-
mente, y para otros fines, aprobada
en- JUNO 20 de 1919.
P. del. S. 6. Asignando creditos pa
ra cnbrir deficits en- asignaciones pa
IA la Policfa Insular para el ano eco
n0mico que termina el 80 de JUNO de
1920, y para satisfacer los sueldos v
gastOs de policfas especiales que de-
beran ser nOmbrados durante los lilti-
mos dfas del periodic electoral.
Y la r. G. del s. 1. Para suspen.
der temporalmente la construction de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
PASAPORTES

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
los siguientes pasaportes: fai E
Para Cuba a los syes. Anselmo L6-
pez, de Guanica; Damidn Rodriguez,
de- San Juan; y Rafael Morales, de
Barros. 5tlf fli 2.f tE
\ Para Espaiia: al sr. Jose Iturregui
Gonza1ez, de Arecibo. i'f1iisi' a4
Para Cuba, Francia, lEspana, Inglat
sterrays " Belgica "a ia Sra. eonsuelo
Meyer de San. Juan. rYsai,e tssY
Para Espaiia, Francia e Inglaterra: !:
al ST. Eagenio carlos de Hostos,. Is.
posa, hija y sirSiefita,- de San Juan. ( {
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
la BoDA DE ANoCHE

Anoche contrajeron matrimonio en-
la Iglesia del Sagrado Corazon, en- San
turce, la bella sefiorita Aida Dayila Y el
joven Francisco Martinez Storer. Apa-
drinarOn el acto, el sefior Augusta Ma
rim, cajero de la Bull Insular Line y
su esposa doiia Virginia Martinez. La
ceremonial Sc celebr0 en- en- la residen-
cia de la novia, calle de Lola, Santur-
-ce. Deseamos felicidades a los recien
casados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-01
LIGA .AGRIcoLA

Tambi6n ha expedido ell Secretario
Executive de Puerto Rico certifcado
de registro a la asociaci6n del pats de-
nominada "Liga Agrfcola de Aguas
Buenas' : cuya oficina principal Sc es-
.tablecera en- la calle Mckinley, Aguas
Buenas. Ell fin principal de esta aso-
ciaci0n es trabajar por Ell progreso de
la agriculture. Sus incorporadores son
los sefiores Francisco Figueroa, Jose
Falcon Sanchez, Antonio Ramirez,
Luis Ramirez, Jose Julia Marin, Car
los Dfaz viera, Alfonso Flores, Quite
rio MeIendez, Francisco Flores Y Juan
salas, todos de Aguas Buenas.