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The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
WOOD IN LEAD
ATLAST LAP
Returns During Week Show
Little Change in Can
didates' Standing.
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NON NllNOED y Run fASE ONE.
152; Nicholas Murray Butler. IS:
Sproul, rs; Harding, 4S: Gov. Calvin
Coolidge. 90; PoindeXter. Il: Judge
J. c. Pritchard. S.
Democratic instructed delegates
selected to date are apportioned as
follows:
Cox. AZ: Gov. Edward l. Edwards,
IS; Glass. "a; Senator Robert Owen.
20; Senator Gilbert Hitchcock. 16,
William J. Bryan. 10: James w.
Gerard. 10; McAdoo. 10.
Granted claims TO unpledged dele
CATIONS. the standing would be:
McAdoo. 2lO; Coz. 1853; Edwards.
1853: Palmer. 76; Champ Clark. So:
Marshall. 30: Secretary Of Agricul-
ture f. 7. Meredith. IS: Glass. "a;
Senator S. F. Simmons. "a: Owen.
20: Bryan. IS: Hitchcock. 16: Homer
S. Cummings. "A: Gerard. 10.
6. o. r. Exodus To Chicago.
Practically all Of the national
headquarters Of the Republican
candidates will be moved to Chicago
this week. The principal oficiaIs
Of the party organization already
are in the convention city. The first
formal work OF the convention will
be taken up May 81, when a sub
committee Of the national commit
tee begins hearing claims to con-
tested delegations. There are 115 Of
these. as follows:
Arkansas. I: Florida. s: Georgia.
Is: Louisiana. l2: Minnesota. 2:
Mississippi. IL: Missouri. 4: North
Carolina. Is: Oklahoma. 6: South
Carolina. II: Tennessee. 4: Virginia.
Is: District of Columbia, ..
Democrats have but one contested
delegation to date. that OF Georgia.
where the twcnty-eight delegates
are claimed by Palmer and by the
Tom Watson-Hoke Smith organi-
cations.
Wheeler to Offer johnson.
Johnson's organization is the
only one to decide definitely upon
the team that will present the name
of its candidate to the national con-
vention. 1t was announced here
late yesterday that Charles s.
Wheeler. San Francisco attorney,
would make the nominating speech.
while seconding speeches would be
made by James O'Nein. Detroit.
and Senator Borah. 1t has been
understood for some time. however,
that Gov. Henry Allen OF Kanas,
would nominate Wood and second
ing speeches would be made by rep
resentatives of Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire.
statement was issued at head
quarters of the Hoover National
Republican Club here last night
that at least two representatives
from each OF the forty-two State
Hoover clubs would go to Chicago
during the Republican convention
FOR the purpose of impressing
upon the delegates the nation wide
sentiment in favor of Hoover's
nomination"
These representatives will estab-
lish headquarters about June l in
rooms between those occupied by
the headquarters of the Wood and
Lowden organizations
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
VARGAS ADDS
TO INDICTMENT
OF WAR RISK
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the director" said Vargas. that he
could assign persons on the rolls of
the bureau to any place which suit
ed his fancy. it is very significant
that several assigned to work out
side the bureau were promptly
dropped from the rolls.
Various incidents led me to be-
lieve that the methods of making
salary payments were not all that
could be desired" said Vargas. "and
early this month, l notified the di-
rector that 1 would exercise my
prerogatiVe of placing salary checks
In the hands of employees. This met
with strenuous objection on the part
of the director.
Says He Was Denied Aid.
Regardless of my absolute right,
as Disbursing Oficer. to supervise
payments for which / was RESPONSE
BILE. Director Jones. instead of as
sisting me to make salary payments
promptly on May Is. by issuing
necessary instructions. took no af-
firmativc action. with the result
that on the last day there was un-
necessary confusion.
81 also objected to carrying per-
sons on the Bureau rolls whose sole
duties consisted in organizing anc
supervising ukelele. mandolin. gull
tar, sewing. and ball clubs. when in
several divisions of the bureau, the
work was in arrears. When l con
WINGED Jones that ] was determined
to bring the matter to a show down.
this amusement work was hastily
abandoned"
Vargas then took occasion to COM
ment on the statement of some
government official to the effect
that his dismissal had been request
ed several months ago.
Salary Raised Last Month.
"If this was a fact" he said, the
director was careful not to notify
me that my services were unsatis-
factory. On the other hand, my as
sistants and 1 were given increases
in salary on April 10. 1 might ask
II 1t is the policy of the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance to promote per-
sons who are Incompatible who
were to be released several months
subsequently. and in my own case,
one who has been employed for the
last fifteen months in violation of
Civil Service rules.
my dismissal was quite humor-
ous," he said, with a laugh. After
/ had been handed my dismissal 1
returned to my office to find watch
men on guard. I was escorted to
the DOOR"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Conzaga College Alumni
To Hold Reunion TUESDAY,

The last reunion of Gonzaga Col
lege Alumni Association before the
of the one hundredth
birthday of Gonzaga will be held
Tuesday evening at s o'clock in the
lower auditorium of the college
theater. Music. vaudeville, talks by
Gonzaga's three minute men and a
banquet will feature the program.
Officers of the alumni association
have requested that all graduates OF
the old college who are in Wash
ington and can attend the reunion
promptly notify the Rev. ]. Charles
Davey, S.J., vice president of Con
zaga College, 19 l street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
FLIERS ESCAPE DEATH
AS AIRPLANE CRASHES

Atlantic City. May 22-The first
crash to mar the Par American
aeronautical congress here occurred
during the afternoon flying today
when the langing gear on a big De
Haviland plane collapsed as the air
ship made a landing. The plane was
wrecked but 1t. John Rattehta- Of
Philadelphia and Sergt. Maj. Bar
gener. Of New York. escaped with
out serious injury.
United States Senator Harry New.
of Indiana, addressed the congress
today. deploring the fact that
America has neglected aerial devel-
opment and is far behind many
European nations in the air.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
HIRAM JOHNSON TO STAGE
CHICAGO CURTAIN RAISER"

Chicago. May Ex-senator Hiram
johnson. of California. today prom
ised to furnish the real Curtain
raiser" for the Republican national
convention.
johnson has hired a hall near the
convention building. With Senator
Borah. of Idaho. Senator Kenyon
and others, Johnson intends to stage
the unofficial convention opening.
Arrangements are being made
here to receive the johnson national
headquarters, which will be moved
from Washington and New York
Tuesday. Full forces of other can
didates are expected to reach here
next week to complete convention
plans.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
PLOT TO FREE
BERGDOLL TOLD
Information Furnished Fed
eral Authorities Three
Weeks Before Escape.
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doll was the most notorious OF the
wars slackers. hunted from coast
to coast, Mr.. Baker said he had not
familiarized himself with the Berg
doll case at all or read anything
about 1t, either officially or unoffi:
cially. until yesterday morning.
The utter disregard by the gov
ernment of the schemes afoot in
Bergdolrs behalf was the astound-
tanned by the Public Ledger in
Washington showed that the warn
iT was communicated to the At
torney Generals department on
May 1 from an official source.
BergdOIrs UneIe Talks
The department was told that
Jacob Strohm, an uncle of Berg
doll by marriage. had let the
secret out that there was
plot under way to get Berg
doll out of his cell so that he
would have a chance of skip
ping the country" Strohm said
that Col. Samuel T. AnseIl,
formerly acting Judge Advo-
cate General, had been retained
for $4,000 to take action to
upset the court-martial. The
idea was to have Bergdon freed.
temporarily at least, on bail.
In that event. he would imme-
diately jump his bail and quit
American territory. Col. Ansell
was supposed by Strohm to be
acting in good faith.
The Official letter sent to the De-
partment of Justice concluded by
urging that special care be taken
to insure Bergdoll being kept in
prison, because If he got out on any
plea he would run away. But things
broke in an easier way for Bergdoll,
and the course for which Ansell was
retained was not needed.
In GfbbOney's Hands.
Samuel T. Ansell and Edward S.
Bailey, members OF the law firm OF
Ansen and Bailey, retained to press
Bergdolrs case before the War De-
partment, made public a statement
yesterday in which Col. Ansell ac-
knowledged that he agreed ito
stand responsible for his berg
dolrs) prompt return to prison
without advantage to him otner
than that involved in the object of
his request"
IN the
said that after obtaining the con-
sent of the War Department for
Bergdolf TO make the trip, the en-
tire matter was turned over to c. D.
Gibboney. Berg6oll's Philadelphia
counsel. and that Ansell and Bailey
heard nothing more of the matter
until Mr.. Gibboney called on the
phone Friday afternoon and in
formed Mr.. Ansell that he was
fearful that Bergdoll had escaped"
Looking to Attorneys.
Both Secretary Baker and officials
of the War Department held the
view. however. that the attorneys
for Bsrgdoll ARE in honor bound to
return the prisoner to the discip-
linary barracks" and charge there
was a violation of the original
agreement. in that Bergdoll. st the
suggestion of Mr.. Gibboney. was
allowed. in company with his
guards, to go to the home of his
mother instead of proceeding d.
rectly from Philadelphia to the
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
JOHNSON TO BE NOMINATED
AT FRISCO BY c. S. WHEELER

New York. May 22.-Charles S.
Wheeler. of San Francisco, promi-
nent California attorney. will nomi-
nate Senator Hiram johnson for
the Republican nomination for
President, 1t was officially an
nounced at johnson headquarters
here this afternoon.
Seconding speeches will be made
by Senator William Borah of Idaho
and James p. O'Neill, of Detroit
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Find Out What Causes
Your Suffering, and
Go After Il.

Aren't you about ready to come
to the conclusion that you are ab-
soIutely ignorant of the cause Of
your rheumatism You know all
about its aches and pains. and are
well aware of the fact that they
seem to increase and grow in in
tensity. but have you any definite
idea of the cause and origin of all
this sufferins2
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Hurting Peanuts at Girl
Not Criminal, Says Court

Michael Cuba, Of Hammond. Ind,
was ousted from a theater for
throwing peanuts at chorus girls
ankles. The manager and Cuba
went to court about It The Judge
ruled that said ankles were too
small to aim at and everybody went
home happy.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
MURRAY CRANE WILL QUIT
BAY STATE COMMITTEE POST

Boston. May 22.-Former Senator
Winthrop Murray Crane, of Dalton,
has decided not to be a candidate
for reelection as Republican Ma
tional committeeman from this
State, 1t became known today.
Crane has held that position con-
tinuously since 1904.
Former Senator John W. Weeks
and former Governor John L. Bates
were mentioned in Republican cir
cles as possible successors to Crane,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
FUNERAL DESIGNS

Appropriate Funeral Token,
Art1stie-apresSiTe-Ine4
Guide Bros. Co. l214F ST.
Pronps sS:S delirs5 ssrnoa
uAIIa
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Can't Use City Streets
For Broken-Down Autos

Police Of Portland. Oregon. have
ruled against auto dealers leaving
Junked machines on the city streets.
TOO many folks want to make ga
RACES out of our perfectly good
thoroughfares." officials say.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
OWN SOLDIERS
KILL CARRANZA
Former Bandit Leader, Who
Joined Federal Forces,
Blamed by Rebels.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Gen. Gonzales said the bodies of
the dead Carranzistas were being
taken to Beristain. PuebIa. The dis
patches to Gen. Obregon were filed
in Villabuarez, Puebla.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

On January 1 there was 1885 ex-
service men listed as unemployed
during the month previous In the
Eastern States.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

What is believed to be the largest
gem IN the world is black OPAL of
25s6.sS carats. which came 10 light in
a recently opened mining district in
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
FINANCIAL.

GERMAN MUNICIPAL BONDS
absolute security Of capital and very
large opportunity for profits offered by in
vestment in GERMAN MUNICIPAL BONDS;
re are largest dealers in these bonds in
America; correspondence invited. Won
POLENZ 4 CO., so Broadway, New York.
ma23-It
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

In December in 17s cities In the
United States s7.2o5 ex-service men
applied for Jobs and 2s,s7s were
placed.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

The most common form of
I Rheumatism comes from a
tiny germ in the blood, which .
multiple, BY the millions, Z,
} carrying its torture to the .
} most favorable point of at y,
: tack. :
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Who Will Win the Cadets Competitive DrIl2


Of drill AT League Park un. "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
NOta DC DUGIO

En- Madrid, donde residia desde ha-
ce algunos meses, ha fallecido la muy
distinguida sehora dOha Isabel Gel
gel de Gonzalez, esposa de nuestro es-
timado amigo don Eduardo. La iris
te, la dolorosa nueva, ha llegado aqui
de madrugada por un eablegrama re-
cibido por nuestro estimado amigo, el
ilustre ex-senator, don Enrique Con-
zalez Beltran. hermano politico de la
finada.,
La notieia ha de causar hondo SEN
timiento en- nuestro mundo social en-
ell que era la dana fallecida una figu-
ra de gran relieve a
Hace POGO FIespediamos a Eduardo
to Gonzalez ceigel que iba reunirse
con sus padres en- Madrid. No habra
llegado a tempo de yer su queri-
da msdrs con vida. Pero nosobede-
escfa este .vfaje ninguna alarma pro-
ducida por q estado de salud de dona
Isabel, qus era excelente, sino que
den Edsa Sc disponia regresar
a Ia Isla, u doaa Isabel no queria
/ quedafse sola. ''' -
Dona Isabel Geigel de Gonzalez, Gu
va generosidad no tuvo hmites, que
fne para los 'necesitados,. sin esperar
a que Sc, Hegasen a ella en- delnanda
de auxilio, como un angel protector,
deja en- Puerto Rico i'm gran recuer-
do, un amable recuerdo.
Emparentada con muy principales
familias de nuestra mejor sociedad,
nuestro pesame tendria que hacerse
extensive, no solo sus deudos sino a
cuantos lloran con la muerte de dona
Isabel, la desaparicion de la gran da-
ma que fue un verdaderof modelo de
virtudes y elemento imprescindible de
toda obra generosa.
AL consignar la nueva tristfsima,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
POSTAL DE WASHINGTON

Caunna. Il go Soc. , a Scnnao'
knox. dos veirranos AgucrFidos. -,
gun pe publica. han sunrcido incrs'
dulos ante estA tentative renovadora
pcrO = "New lork Trlbune". Gus
bTinda sns columnas. apFneba In 'graH
idea. asi Ia califoa. de Hay. POROUS
"cuando el jefe. cscribe. Is alberto
inteligente y generoso. facil al sen.
lido popular y a Ia simpaiia de las
causas buenas. el metOdO de trabajO
es efcaz. perO en- muehas instaneias
predOmina el egoismo y el impndOr
de donde emanan los candillos y las re
beldias que, cuando estas triunfan, SO.
10 logran sustituir una maquina POI
otra".
Hay, ha dicho, para que tOdos sus
conmilitones le Oigan: "el Partido re-
publicano es el del future este no
le sirve". Pero ganar el future, no
debe entenderse. por la cOnquista del
Poder, del cual tienen las Camaras en-
el presente. I'm periOdo de Admins
TRACTION no importa, 10 que vale es
granjear la confianza de la mayoria,
de las gavillas de arriba Y de las null
titudes de abajo, para gobernar poi
nuevos periOdos de amos, de varias SUI
cesiones presidenciales. Gel del Par
lido Republicano, asienta Hay, debe
tener un prop6sito supreme, honesto
abnegado, patriotico, un inteligente
esfuerzo para promover y conservaI
los mejores intereses de la Rep1blica
y de sus ciudadanos".
Ell mismo dia en- que ell Presidente
del Executive Republican, hablaba con
tales alientos en- San Francisco de Ca
lifornia, ell Secretario de la Marina
Daniels, prominente democratic, decfa
en- discurso pronunciado en- una escue-
la graduada de Filadelfia: "no sc 81 el
proximo Presidente sera republican,
o democratic, pero quien tenga en- sus
venas una sola gotta de sangre reaccio-
maria no sera electo".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
10 QUE. E.LLUEvE

La lluvia de toda la secci6n de la Sc
mana que ternin6 el dfa 21 promedi6
0.32 pulgada, que es cerca de un 50
por ciento bajo la cantidad normal en-
una semana de febrero. Aunque la
nuyia fue ligera, ha sido repartida en-
toda la isIa. La mayor precipitation
ocurrida en- cualquier estaci0n de la
isla fue menor de una pulgada. Camuy
y Pefiuelas son las dnicas estaciones
que no infornan lluvial Ell tempo Sc
co de la semana ha sido favorable para
el eorte de cana y otros trabajos de
campo, que estaban muy atrasados des
de varias semanas debido las fuertes
lluyias. La temperature promedi6 so
bre Ia normal en- la semana La eva
poraci6n total de la semana en- San
Juan fue 1.207 pulgadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
Uni PINTOR INPRESIONISTA..

msdrurada. panoAndo I,or Ia Gale del
Santo Criato Ia mole Dc Ia IgleAis
Cathedral. y teda ella me hn rnrccido
Nh opaio inmcnso. Tn pinior modcr.
nistA que nintase Ia CateaFAi en- esos
momcut0s le daria un color DE- 6palo
Y los profanos reiriAn. diciendo: Ia
Cathedral no tiene csc color dc 6palo;
esta pintada De gris".
Los cuadros de L6pez-Msndez son
cuadros sin retoques nj amaneramien-
tOs; son cuadrOs espontaneOs. arran-
cadOs a Ia Naturaleza. con la vivaei-
dad y Ia veiocidad de un Ojo que va
en- tren o en- auto. Porque va esta
dichO: 'TmpreEiOnismo". Fl Arte. y
sobre tOdo, el Arte MOdeTnO. es. insi-
nuar; no explicar. FL que explica en-
Arte sera un Maestro de Escnela, PEE
TO no un Artista.
Hay que levantar una punta del We
10 de la diosa, no descubrir Ia desnu-
dez de la diosa.
LO que debemos de dar en- arte son
impresiones de los seres las cOsas.
Lo demas, es 10 que Sc We diariamente;
10 que ven todos los ojos... YO he
advertido una suprema delicadeza y
un supreme encanto en- estos cuadros
novisimos del joven pintor venezola-
no: Es la delicadeza japonesa.
Los japoneses han llegado a una f.
nura tal en- Arte y su impresionismo
es tan elevado, que cuando pintan un
pajaro 10 hacen pintando solo la SOM
bra del .pajaro en- el aqua. Lo mismo
con los seres y con las cosas. La
sombra, a nuestro entender, dice mas
que ell cuerpo, porque realmente donde
da su alma la Inca es en- ese refejo
puro Y sin mascara de la -forma. :. ~.
Yo, que solo juzgo por espfritu de
intuici6n, casi me atreveria asegu-
rar que esta flor del Nuevo Espiritu de
America, negara pintar con su inf
nita variedad de verdes, con su ex-
plosi6n de azules, con sus amarillos
de orc palide v. con sus blancos alhci<
nantes, toda esa burTaEhera fngaz de
matices de nuestrO Mnndo. H.a
America, nuestra virgen y potente
America, fragua de sol y ORC, donde
Sc forjan las ideas del SigIo con la
nueva savia de las nuevas ideas; ten
dra en- un futuro no mdy lejano, este
joven dios de fnerza y de algeria en-
Iel grupo brioso Y esplendente de. su
nuevo Olimpo. :.
Yo envio un saludo de felicitaci6n a
la nacion Venezolana, patria de he
roes y poetas, cuna de Bolivar, donde
el Avila levanta su torso, como la es-
palda de un titan en- La actitud de le-
vantar un Mundo...
r. Rihera ChevremOnt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
Iss RspubIioaaus :. Ds~ue.sl1uA.

les Republicanes ~ DemscFaliKnn.
Nr. Hay. PFeaidcnte del ComltS Ej,
caitivo del PaEzido Ihrpublicnno. ha
ahicrto a este d. par cn par. a todas
las eoFrientes De opinion bullentes eI
sus ranges: ha escogido una ComisidH
DE- i7l Dc sus aliliados. entire ellos, rs
mnleuek, para cue preparen el progra-
ma, o lE plataforna. como aqnf -
dice. que presentara en- el pr6ximo de-
bate elecciOnariO.
Fl propsitO declarado es que: los
elementos adeptos Representatives de
ihdustrias. negocios. profesiOnes in
tereses naeionales, acopien hechos y
datos y con ellos estudien los arduOs
prOblemas de esta epOca, y el fruto
de esa labor critica sc ofrezca al jul
clio de la Convention de Chicago.
En- esta selection estan comprendi-
dos todos los intereses, las pasiones y
las ideas que fermentan en- el partido
republicans: progresistas, Taftistas,
Rooseveltianos, reservasionistas ire
cOnciliables, debiles y fieros, ratifica-
cionistas, militaristas, economistas, IL
berales, gobiernistas, laboristas, capi-
talistas ex-directores de campanas y
mujeres: escala que abarca el extre-
mismo reaccionario de Penrose Y el ra-
dicalismo de Pinchot, en- la que Sc CO.
dean ell Juez Charles Hughes, el iltimo
candidate derrotado, Taft, ell 1ltimo
Presidente del partido, Murray Butler,
Presidente de la Universidad de Co
lumbia, los Senadores Lodge, Borah,
Knox, Gobernadores, Representatives. a
la Camara, concentrates, agriculto-
res, millOnarios y politicastros, hon.
bres de todas las regiones, de todos
los pensamientos Y con todos los ape
titos, una masa que purgara, primero,
en- la discussion del Comite Y luego Sc
depurara en- la Convention hasta cris-
talizar en- autetica concrecion de LAS
aspiraciones del partido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
Fl TCatTO |; .E|;spaiiOI. |.
en- New York
Luisa BonOris canta "Molinos de
Viento''

En- ell "Teatro Prince, en- la calle
80 entire la Ga. Avenida y Broadway,
ha hecho su debut con "Molinos de
Viento" LA Nina de los Besos", la
notabilfsima tiple cantante Luisa Bo-
norris, que ha tenido un exito extraor-
dinario. Tambien ha gustado mucho
al extreme de que es va popularfsimo
entire los elementos hispanoparlantes
de la ciudad que pasan va de seiscien-
tos mil, Ell graciosisimo actor comico
Antonio Saavedra que en- ambas obras
Sc hizo aplaudir extraordinariamente
Tanto la admirable cantante como
ell delicioso actor comico, que estan
rodeados por elementos artisticos de
reconocido merito, han tenido un def
nitivo exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
FL JUTadO CORdGna q un
agitadOT, pOT ilGGldIaIiO

Ell agitador. socialista de Ia Fedora
ci6n Libre, Emilio Pabon Vega, ha si-
do declarado culpab por el Jurado,
en- eI proceso que Sc lei segufa como
autor de un incendio en- una fabrica de
despalillar tabaco, en- el barrio Yegua-
da de Ia Munieipalidad de Vega Ba-
ia.
Ell incendio ocurri6 en- el mes de sep
tiembre del pasado afio. El fiscal pre-
sento una prueba sufeiente para de-
mostrar la culpabilidad del acusadC
y eI Jurado di6 su veredicto de acuer-
do con clio. El REQ aguarda Ia sen
tencia, en- las galeras de presidio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

EE IMPARGIAL- -enyia su-pssanae mas
sentido al desconsolado viudo, don
Eduardo Gonzalez, sus hiios, a los
hermanos de la DANA fallecida, don
Fernando y don Mario Geigel a sus
ihermanos polfticos dofia Joaquina
Echenique de Gonzalez, don Eduardo
Gonzalez Beltran, a sus deudos ell Sc
nor Benedicto, Gobernador INFERNO de
Puerto Rico v al Licenciado Palacios
Rodriguez, para los que tiene la mas
absolute compenetracion de sentimien-
tos en- estos instantes de amargura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
IAHUELGADE
PANADEROS

N Prpsidenie 4 b Cosuisian De Con
ciliacisn. uelr lI|rera zayas citS hyeI
= los drHhes delfAnaarrias. Tsara ira,
sar el mode de ii1snr q un arreglo coI
los panadsros. psse ssios manlfesiarcs
que no acepiahsh a Inealacian del Co
mite. aunque esisi,an dlspuesios a tra,
tar 81 asunio cs,n Dos IatrOnos. Eztos
qnedaron en rssslirsc y despnss cele,
brar una entre*is'e can los panaderos
a yer Il ilegahan : IAN arrrglo. Los pa
naderos esian sliifados a la Federation
I.ibre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
NINO ESTRoPEADO

En- la carretera de Comerfo Baya-
mon, el autom0vil de dofia zoila de
Castro, guiado por Lucio Paul Morant,
arroll6, destrozandole la pierna dere-
cha, al nino Aniceto Cumba, qnien fue
trasladadoA al Hospital Municipal. Ell
suceso ocurri6 al huir de un toro que
Sc espant6, el nifo, siendo entonces Co
gido. FL chauffeur fue arrestado '
presto fianza por su libertad.