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Evening journal., 1920-03-16
THREE MEN INJURED
WHILE AT WORK

The following persons were treated
today at the Delaware Hospital for in
iuries received while at work: Frank
salad, injured index finger OF the left
hand, while working at the Standard
Kid Company; Lemuel Chrlsten. Ne
gro. Of No. i0S West Front street. nail
puncture in right foot while working
at the Charles Warner Company's
yard; L. r. Kelley, OF No. 6i7 Jefrer-
son street, lacerated scalp, caused by
brick falling on his head while at
work for Arnold Floyd.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
DiscOuered!
Now We Know Why Men Like
to Snooze-Used TO Be
Opossums.

NEW YORK, March i5-Not being as
well informed as Or W. d. Matthews,
curator Of the American Museum Of
Natural History. is about the matter
you have TO take his word for Il. TT
happens TO be the "Teinodon' or "rer-
rible Tooth" a prehistoric animal that
must have resembled some equally pre-
historic delirium tremens animal.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
GAMERS VOTE CAST
AT SPECIAL ELECTION

Canvass OF the vote cast at the spe-
cial election in the Third Senatorial
district on Saturday, was made by
Chief Justice Pennewill and Resident
Judge Rice, in Superior Court this
morning, and certified the unofficial flg-
ures Of the election Of John Gilpin
Highfleld, Jr., Republican, over VIII
liam 5. Day, Democrat, for State sena-
tor.
Highleld carried every district
winning by a majoritq Of 236 votes. He
received 436 votes, and Day received POO
votes.
The official vote follows:
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
HAD NO FONDNEss
FOR BRITISH STATE

LONDON, March i6-"Beyond tax
alton none Of my property shall go
to the British state" S. F. Friend wrote
in his WILL He left $1,000. The will
provides that his money shall be given
20 foreign humane societies or II this
is not feasible, that it be thrown into
the sea He provides that the man
who seals the money in a box receives
S2i and the captain OF the ship $3.50.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
SERVICES In HONOR
OF ST. PATRICK

There viii be no formal celebration
OF st. Patrick's Day either by the An
cient Order Of Hibernians or the Friend
ly Sons OF st. Patrick in Wilmington.
The day will be observed in Roman
Catholic churches, with masses tomor-
row morning.
Division No. 7. A. o. H.. will give a
dance at the Queen de Dance tomorrow
night.
The Rev. Or. James VI. Grant will lee
ture on "St Patrick in ST. Patrick's
Church tomorrow evening.
A st. Patrick's Day dance win be
given at Palace Hall, Maryland avenue
and Linden street, tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
HUBBY PROMISES TO
BEAT BETTER HALF

SPOKANE. Wash. March i6-"If she
tries TO get drunk again before
O'Clock this afternoon. I'll beat her,
Judge, I WILL" said John Timothy. In
dian. "In that case" replied his honor,
IN let Mary go" Timothy took Mary
his wife home. Lemon extract brought
her to the bar OF justice.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
TREATED ron BURNED FOOT.

At the Homeopathic Hospital today,
Antonio Karneski. No. 800 Townsend
street was treated for a burn on his
foot He stepped on some hot iron at
the Eastern Malleable Iron Works. VIII
liam Stanton. OF No. 30i Porter street
was treated for a lacerated scalp and
contuslons Of the chest, received while
working at the Electric Hose and Rub
her Company
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
OFFICER HuNTER Will RECovER.

The condition OF William J. Hunter,
the B. and o. railroad special officer.
who was shot while attempting 10 ar
rest a Negro at Elsmere on Sunday
night was reported improving at the
Delaware Hospital. II was said that
Oflcer Hunter would recover from the
wound.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
W. H. HEALD Is
NEW COMMISSIONER

William H. Head, former city post
master and member OF Congress, was
elected county member OF the Public
Building Commissioner at the meeting
Of Levy Court this afternoon. He sue
ceeds William II. Danzenbaker
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
184.Acre Water Front Farm.

This farm Is beautifully located on
the Elk River and should appeal to one
interested in boating, fishing, cunning,
etc. About 100 acres in tillage, Si acres
in timber, a considerable quantity Of
which would be suitable for saw tim
ber, plling and cord wood. There are
two sets Of farm buildings and good
Groom dwellings.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
INSURANCE COMPANY DINNER.

Officers and managers Of the Farmers
Insurance Company held a luncheon to-
day at noon in Parlor B, at the Hotel
dupont.
The Associated Charities also enjoyed
their monthly dinner in Parlor B, OF
The Hotel.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
THREE MOODS WAS TOO
MUCH OR TOO LITTLE

LONDON. March i6-Nlrs. Phyllis Fa-
gen told the judge her husband only
had three moods. 'He was either
sneerlng violent or completely silent" 4"
said she. "ivorce granted" announced
the judge.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
DAUGHTERS or ISABELLA.

There viii be meeting Of the
Of Isabella in the Knights OF
Columbus Hall tonight, following the
retreat exercises at the Cathedral
Father Moskley preached last night
upon "A New World" contrasting the
radicals ideas Of an ideal world with
the heavenly Jerusalem
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

The largest apple orchard in the
world is at Dufour. Ore. It contains
$500 acres with 100000 trees. and in
1919 bore 6OOOOOO pounds OF choice
apples.
Exports cf apples from the United
States last year, consisted Of 2L7Oi.-
$50 pounds VI dried apples and i.7i2.-
367 ripe or sreen apples, invoiced at a
total sum OF sis,5Si,iiO.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
WHIPPING GETS THE
SCHOOL BOARD IN RAD

LONDON, March i6-Ralph Pickering.
i2, wrote a letter in a newspaper CON
test saying he had too much school
work to do at home. His teacher whip
ped him Now Pickering, senior, sues
The school for damages.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
PLENTY OF CHOICE
FOR THIS YOITNcSJ'FR

LONDON, March i6-The child of
Captain md Lady Patricia Ramsay.
princess Pat has been christened
Alexander Arthur Alfonso David Ram
say. The baby didn't turn a hair dur
ing his naming
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
THIS LII JONAH CAME TO GRIEF

LONDON, March i6-Nliss Mary Wat
son told the hospital physicians she
swallowed a mouse. at ran along the
pillow and into my mouth" said she
Il always sleep with my mouth
OPEN" She lives. The mouse doesn't.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
1O1 Acres Near Elkton.
100 Acres Near Elkton.
81 Acres Near Appleton.

80 acres OF this farm is tillable, 10
acres in pasture and the balance in
timber. Soil IS the well known Chester
loan in excellent condition. Buildings
consist OF a 7-room stone house, bank
barn 6Oxs0 Water supplied by ram.
There is an orchard Of about 100 trees.
II you desire a small good farm, make
arrangements 10 see this property at
once.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
Is NEXT How TO
HIT THE pool ROOUS9

TOLEDO. March i6-Ho. huml The
pool roomsl and moving picture shows
are worse uan the saloons. says the
Rev. A. IL Benze, here. "The pool
rooms are 100 times worse than the
harroom ani the ofilceholders are pro-
teciing theH he says"
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
30 Acres on Good stone Road

Situate on stone road from Newark
to Middletown and within .h-mile Of
school; Groom frame house, large barn.
granary. etc. Enough fruit for home
use. Immediate possession.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
4O Acres Near Elkton.

Situate on Lincoln Highway and
within ih-mile Of school. 30 acres IN
tillage, balance In woodland. Buildings
consist OF a Groom frame house. barn,
corn crib. poultry house, etc. Enough
fruit for home use.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

The Air Nail Service Is saving the
United statt 10000 year, saws
Otto Praege second assistant post
master senerl.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
bal Acres on Concord Plke.

This farm Is we'll located and 70
acres OF Il is in tillage. There Is a
stone house, barn. corn crib, two chick
en- houses. Immediate possession.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
20 Acres Near Childs.

This property is all In timber, lne
white oak for saving, piling, railroad
ties, and cord wood
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
1O3 Acres Near Fair Hill.

20 acres in tlllage, 30 acres in timber,
balance in pasture. There is a 2A-
story house with rooms, bank barn,
etc. Orchard contains about 80 apple
and peach trees; h-milo 10 school.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16


915 ORANGE STREET
Open Every Evening Until O'clock
Move TO Your Own H0nns
Look For It Now
Every day you delay your housing problem becomes
climbing prices desirabity Of choice dimigishing few
houses and leases that cannot be renewed are all
facts that cannot be denied Don't defer matter so vital Let
Terms prices, selections, that will not be avafabls
later CAN BE HAD NOW
$4,000 EACH-9OO-9O2 WAWAsET AVENUE.
Six rooms, gas. room for garage
S25OO-2O6 GREY AVENUE.
Six rooms, porch bath. cement cellar gas
s16OO-1112 CONRAD STREET.
Five rooms gas good yard
$24OO-12O5 UPPER OAK STREET.
Seven rooms BATH gas
s4sOO-1sOS UPPER OAK STREET.
Six rooms yeranda BATH heat cement cellar gas and sk'
s55OO-429 SOUTH BRooME STREET.
Six veranda BATH hot water heat cement eeaA gas ns
sS6OO-7Os SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET. = -
Seven rooms. veianda, BATH cement cellar gas
ss5OO-NEw BuNGALow-HAMILToN PARK.
Five rooms yeranda bath, gas and electric
s2s5O-siO LINCOLN STREET.
Six rooms yeranda bath gas cement cellar 0-f0Ot alley
s46Oo-15O2 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Eight rooms, veranda, BATH heat cement cellar gas
S45OO-162s WEST FOURTH STREET.
Eight rooms, yeranda bath. heat gas cement cellar
s4soO-s2O WEST SEVENTH STREET
Eight rooms yeranda, BATH gas
s45OO-1615 LANCASTER AVENUE
Six rooms, yeranda bath, heat gas
s5OOO-1227 TATNALL STREET.
hath heatr
s4OOO-1O21 WEST FOURTH STREET
Nine rooms bath, gas
s42OO-1Os NORTH CoNNELL STREET
Eight rooms yeranda bath heat gas cement cellar
s2sOO-222 GREY AVENUE. NJ
Six rooms, veranda, bath, hot water heat gas -
s4eoO-128-129 CLAYTON STREET.
rooms, veanda bath hot water heat gas and electric.
s4ooO-9Os-9os WEST SEVENTH STREET
s52OO-1O14 KIRK AVENUE
rooms, veranda BATH heat gas ~
ss2OO-18O4 REED STREET. r
seven rooms veranda, bath. heat gas ~
s5OOO-1416 DUPONT STREET.
seven rooms crond bath hot water heat and electric
s4sOO-sOs MONROE STREET.
rooms veranda, bath, heat gas
S2OOO-2OO-2O2- -2O4 WASHINGTON STREET. vi
APPLES, PEARS. PLuMs-lF YOU WANT FRESH
JUICY FRUIT, INVESTIGATE THIS
iOACRE FARM
20 Minutes From Wilmington by Trolley.
Eghroom cottages hot water electric
gas, hennery, crib, walk 10 trolley
LOOK AT THIsl
Three-Story Business Buding-King Street
Can be had for $1,000
CHANCE FOR LIVE CONCERN
FoursOry Business Building.
MARKET STREET.
had for s375O0
IN THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS SECTION
MARKET STREET
FOUR-sTORY BUSINESS BUILDING.
IAN for $4,000 Cash.
Balance on Mortgage. Interest De-
BIG MONEY MAKER-ONE BLOCK FROM MARKET
STREET-FOUR-STORY BUSINESS BUILDING
Positively POO Net
e had at PreWar Price,
MUNDY & CO.,
7O6 MARKET STREET T
Phones S060-S061
Real Estate General Insurance Mortgages Rents,
open Every Evening Until O'clock
'e0d THE EVENING journal
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
So Acres Near Goldsborough.

% ACISS NcdI OOluSDOTOugn.
30 acres in tilhge. IS acres in pas
ture, balance in timber; Groom franc
house, barn. poultry house, etc. Or
chard consists Of about 40 apple and
pear trees
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

F arms of Rare Merit
NEW CASTLE, KENT, SUSSEX
We have offices in Elkton,
Chesapeake City, Bridgeville and
Smyrna. Call for our complete
farm listings.
BELLE HILL POULTRY RANCH
STATE ROAD, TEN MINUTES FROM
ELKTON.
Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries and
Oulnces, Berries and Grapes.
Brick and frame house, 9 rooms,
bath. hot and cold water. Large old.
trees on lawn, which Is composed OF
about 3 acres. Water supply from 2
springs, granary, brick smoke house,
piggery for 20 hogs. brOoder house, ca
pacity 5000 chicks. 30 n. run for each
pen: entire brooder house Will hold
about 10000 chicks.
101 Acres Near Elkton.
70 acres in tlllage. "a acres pasture.
balance In timber. Beautiful home, ten
ant house, and all the necessary out
buildings.
100 Acres Near Elkton.
Situate on Newark and Elkton high
way. 20 acres In tlllage, balance in
timber. The soil Is a sandy loan and
adapted 10 general farming. There Isl
4 i0-room house with electric lights.
barn, granary, etc.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S4600-8O6 MONROE STREET.
Seven rooms, veranda bath, heat gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S5OO0-1227 TATNALL STREET.
Eight rooms veanda BATH heat side alley for
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

s4OOO-1O21 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Nine rooms bath, gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

s5OOO-1416 DUPONT STREET.
seven rooms veranda BATH hot water heat and electric
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S42OO-1O3 NORTH CONNELL STREET
Eight rooms veranda, bath heat. gas. cement cellar.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S45OO-1615 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Six rooms. veranda bath heat gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

s32O0-13O4 REED STREET.
seven rooms, veranda bath. heat gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

s2OOO-2OO-2O2-2O4 WASHINGTON STREET.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

s52OO-1O14 KIRK AVENUE.
Seven rooms, veranda, bath. heat gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

s4OOO-9O6-9Os WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Seven rooms bath, gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S3600-7O8 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET.
Seven rooms. veianda, bath, cement cellar gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

s46OO-123-129 CLAYTON STREET.
Six rooms veranda bath hot water heat and electric
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S28OO-222 GREY AVENUE.
SIX rooms veranda. bath. hot water heat gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S35OO-NEW NGALOW-HAMlLTON PARK
Five rooms, yeranda. BATH gas and electric
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
Brandywine Hundred.

HIghneld-s malority. .29e
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

S4sOO-s2O WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Eight rooms. yeranda, bath, gas
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

$4,000 EACH-9OO-9O2 WAWAsET AVENUE.
Six rooms, gas. FOR garage.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14
ARMo Ell ESCANDALO, RoMPIO
Una vITRINA Y Sc HIzo A LA
MAR.

Aver tardC sali6 de este puerto
para Crist6bal (Panama), ell trans
porte de la armada americana
Tk0NtGs.
Al este transporte, que hacfa su
primer viaje Puerto Rico, pertene-
Ella el soldado de artilIerfa Burke, que
como saben nuestros lectores fu6 eI
que arm6 en- noches pasadas, en- la
ealle de Salvador Brau, un escanda.
10 estrepitoso.
FL soldado despues de turbar la paa
pdblica, de haber roto una vitrina con
la dura cabeza y puesto en-
Inovimiento a casi todo el puesto de
policfa de San Juan, para poder con
ducirle hasta el cuarteI en- calidad de
detenido, el dfa siguiente de esta al
teraci6n del orden, que fue maydscu
10, Y cuando las autoridades fnsula
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14
ACTLVA CAMPANA

Los tres Partiaos que Sc disputan
el triunfo Ell las tpr6ximas eleeeiones,
estan desarrollaWlp una intensa cam
paia oral Ell todA ia Isla Y los mitins
son constantcs. tomando parte en-
ellos los respectiTes leaders. Yendo
solos a la lucha Nada partidU con .sus
propias fuerzasA Unionistas. Repu-
blicancs Sociakstas, ell electorado
Sc dividira mas y In labor ha de ser
mas intensa palN llevar la mayorfa
Ell el Senado. y Camara.
Quedan pocos ifas para la lucha
final y el tiempds CORE rdpidamente,
por 10 que los trstIsajCs Sc han de rea-
liar con inusitadA premura, la cam
pafla IS insesallte Los oradorcs es-
tan POGO menos Que agotados hay
quien habla Ell uA dfa y su noche Ell
tres cuatro ppblaciones distintas,
procurando manfeher el entusiasmo
de sus parciales obtener ell mayor
numero possible sufragios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14
Para Cadete de Ia Ma.
Tina Americana

/ FL MiniSterio de la Armada de los
Estados UniGos, ha informado al Hon.
Felix C6rdova Davila ComisiOnado
Residente de Puerto Rico Ell Washing
ton, que eXisten dos vacanteS en- la
Academia Naval de Annapolis, las
cuales han descubrirse con la designa-
ci6n de dos j0venes portorriqueiios,
antes del dfa cuatrO de MARIO de 1921.
Ell COmisionado Residente propondra
los candidates que han de figurar en-
primer t6rminO Y tambi6n los suplen-
tes. TOdOs los j6venes interesados de-
berdn hacer su solicitud cuanto antes
y prepararse para ell examen, case de
ser aceptadOs. Este eXdmen tendra
lugar en- fGbrero 16 abril 20.
Ell examen de ingreso comprenderd
las siguientes asignaturas: Lectura Y
Caligraffa, Ortograffa, uso de signOs
de puntuaci6n mayGsculas, Gramdti-
ca, Geograffa, Historic de los EstadOs
Unidos, Aritm6tica, Algebra, incluyen-
do ecuaciones cuadraticas GeOmetrfa
Plana. Los candidates seran someti-
dos tambi6n un rfgido examen ffsico.
Deberdn tener de 16 20 amos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14
La Captura del Sppuesto Autor del
Crimen de Wall Street
Es n ndyiduo SoSpeChOSoAde Brooklyn que hugo de Su
hoqar refuqidndoSe en- la Tuddd de PtSburg. LO que
C1entd de 6l Ia nstor que le Goneees-

PITTSBURG, octubre 3.-Hallando-
Sc en- una habitaci6n de un hotel en- es-
ia ciudad, con una maleta conteniendO
dinamita, una mocha Y su fulminante,
ha sido detenido un hombre que dice
ser miembrO de una sociedad radical,
despu6s de sostener con la pOlicfa una
l1cha desesperada.
Cuando Sc lie llevaba camino de la es-
taci6n de Policfa Y despues de ser re-
clufdo en- una zelda, asegGrase que ell
individuo EN- question exclamaba :
"Vean 10 que hemos realizado en- Wall
Street. Pues la pr6xima vez la cosa
sera mucho mas horrible. Aquello,
solo ha sidO ell comienzo de 10 que va
suceder'. Ell detenidO ha sidO regis
trado con ell nombre de Floreen Zelens-
ka, de 20 ailOs de edad, residente en-
ell nGmero 40 de la calle Cleveland,
en- Brooklyn.
Los agentes del Gobierno que lie in
terrogaron, comunicdronse Immediate
mente con las autoridades neoyorqui-
mas, las que investigan ell desastre ocu-
rrido en- septiembre 16. Estas decla-
ran que con este arresto Sc ha dado
con la clave misteriosa para la captu-
IA de los responsables aseguran que
este han de seguir otros arrestos no
menos importantes.
Zelenska dice. segin la policfa, que
6l vino a este pals desde la Polonia
rusa hace siete afios; que jamds ha
hecho intenci6n de adquirir sus pape-
les de ciudadanfa de los Estados Uni
dos, afiadiendO que todo 10 que podfa
suceder era que lie depOrtaran hacia
Russia en- la primera oportunidad.
Zelenska lego Pittsburg proceden-
tee de Cincinnati. Mientras viajaba
en- ell tren, en- la conversation que sos
tenfa con un personaje desconocido,
era escuchado por un pasajero que
enseguida sospecho de el, Y al llegar
el tren a la estaci6n de esta ciudad,
ZeIenska ,se despidio del desconocido
muy afablemente. Ell indiyiduo en-
question continue su viaie. ZeIenska,
que al despedirse de sp compalero lie
dijo en- un idioma extranjero: @Dfga-
les que 70 estar6 mafiana ALI con el
material destructor', fue seguido de
cerca por ell pasajer que le crey6 sos
pechoso, y que en- un tempo fue nn
agente secreto del Goblerno, vi6ndole
Iintroducirse en- ell Hotel st. Charles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14

res Sc disponfan a formular denuncia
contra ell escandaloso soldado, va en-
el Hospital MiIitar habfan entregado
a Burke al captain del transporte.
Ciertamente que el militar Sc SEN
tia altamente satisfecho de su va
liente haza1a, aunque no la referird
con mucho agrado por las muestras
que lleva en- la cara de los vidrios
que en- su embestida Sc propuso en-
gulIir
Despues de todo, dice el Comandan
te Nadal, que la mejor medida que
Sc ha podido tomar es lIevandoselo
bfen lejos de Puerto Rico.
sQue serfa de nosotros, 81 cada vez
que llegase a estas pIayas un trans
porte con una tripulaci6n como la del
TthomGs, nos soltaran TERRA media
docena de eiemplares como el soldado
Burke9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14

NEW YORK, oc1ubre Los agentes
de la autoridad cn sus averiguaciOnes
pora ell este de la ciudad y las seccio-
nes Brownsville on Brooklyn, aver,
recogiep,lo evidencias que pudieran re-
lacionarse con Florean Zelenska. en-
contraron una mujer quien declare
que Zelenska frecuentemente llevaba
pequeIas d6sis de dinamita en- sus boil
sillos.
Los agentes rehusaron aceptar la
identfdad de aquella mujer, perO lue-
go Sc tuvO en- consideration 10 que
decfa, al tomarse declaraciones a los
inquilinos de la casa que habitaba el
supuesto autOr de la tragedia de Wall
Street, ell Brooklyn. La mujer Sc di-
ce, hizO saber que diferentes veces es-
tuvO con Zelenska en- los cines, aun
cuando ella era cdsada, por 10 cual
sus parientes ,algunas veces la llama
ron la atenci6n. Declare que en- al
/
mas porciones de dinamiCa, sacada de
sus bolsillos, al piso de los teatrOs
y demas sitios frecuentados por 6llos,
exclamandO muy sonrefdo: q Yes? YO
podrfa volar todo este vecindario 81
quisiera hacerl0p.
70 me refa-prosigui6 la declaran-
teal mismo tempo que el; pero solo
suponfa que hacfa ESQ para demostrar-
me que era un vailiente. POrque ja-
mas lie OF decir que estuviera en- ,co-
municaciones con ninguna sociedad IA
dical, por 10 cual me sorprende su
arresto en- Pittsburgn.
Esta mujer es polaca de nacimiento,
como Zelenska, hace afios vive en- los
Estados Unidos.
Las autoridades de New York, antes
de someter Zelenska a un juicio
en- forlna, estdn inyestigando todo 10
relative a su vida en- el pals, sus
actuacioneS, a todo cuanto Sc relacio-
na con el hecho criminal de Wall
Street, para entonces proceder en- fir
me, eastigandole como es debido, para
DIR un buen ejemplo. junto los que
resultaren completes con 6l, dado que
asf Sc justificare de las averiguacio-
mes q. Sc siguen sin descansar un mo
mento v con todo rigor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14

Sin perdida de tempo su perseguidor
fue La Policfa Y di6 parte del miste-
rieso personaje. Al ir los agentes hasta
Su cuartO Y fOrZar la entrada revolver
en- mano, Zelenska hizo desespera-
dos esfuerzos para llegar hasta la ma
leta Y prenderle fuegO; pero vieH-
do que sus intentOs resultaban falfi-
dos, Sc abalanz6 sobre los policfas con
un cantaro, lanzdndolo sobre el grupo,
conf tan mala punterfa que no lOgr6
herir ninguno. No Obstante Zelens-
ka soStuvo una lucha de cerca de diez
minutes, hasta que no pudo mas v Sc
entreg0 sin fuepzas. Entonces fue que
la maleta fue hallada por los agentes
de la autoridad. Va rendido, eXcla-
mo: "No hay cuidado, ell soviet teR
dra que gobernar algdn dfa".
Zelenska, segfn ha podido compro-
barse, ha hecho serias decIaraciones
references la explosion de Wall
Street, en Su habitaci6n del Hotel. a
la Policfa, mientras Sc estaba Ell espe-
IA del PATROL.
Zelenska, dijo ser un minero de car
bon, aunque- sus manOs parecen tan de-
licadas como las de una mujer. Pero
despEes de muchO hOstigarSele, dijo
que ianas habfa trabajado en- ninguna
nina nero 81 dijo ser un sastre, miem
bro oe Ia Amalgamated Clothing Wor-
kers of America.
Declare que desde su llegada los
Estados Unidos, habfa viajado mucho
por todo ell pals, admitiendo haber de-
iado la Ultima vez su casa de Brooklyn
ell dfa "a del pasado septiembre. Pero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14
10 QUE HACE FALTA
AQU[ EN- SAN JUAN.
Copiamos de un importante diario
de la capital de San Salvador:
TENAz CAMpANA CONTRA Los
VAGOS

Eli atenci0n al incremente que ha
tornado la vagancia de memories de
edad en- nuestra capital, el MinisteriO
de instruction Ptiblica Sc lla4 dirigido
al de Gobernaci0E,> eXctdndolo para
que la policfa de lfnea, ell union de la
Policfa EscOlar, proceda perseguir
los memories de edad que est6n Ell
capacidad de asistir d los estableci-
mientos de ensenanza.
Ell MinisteriO de Gobernaci6n liza ac-
cedido la petici6n anterior Y desde
hoy la policfa ha dadO principle
recoger los vagos memories de edad
que pierden lastimosamente -su ITEM
po Ell los parques, bailos y paseos pd-
blicOs.
Esta mallana fueron recogidOs 100
muchachos que ,deambulaban por las
GALES Y fueron enviados las escue-
las de los barrios ell que tienen Sus
residencias, habiendo sido matricula-
dos la vez. i