davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

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esia hara osnfasa ~ que unus sals.
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y l.aiar.
Miemras tanin In ola avamzn. Ia
aiurmalidad que ~ noia en- iolos los
6rdencs. aunruia de- dla GA dla. \ los
s'hor.s de- frac y De- chisiera. Dos 80
fonrs orondos y Felondos silo - ocu-
pan De hacer aiissnrSoS hnenos soho
risim"s. De s-S,Filir arilculos pneiiados
de- chismes niserias Dc hacer yer
Sos mas menos huenus pero sin
l,ocsia. De ~dormir roncar come nn
sOchanfrr''
, \ asf damos lugar que personas
cXiraiias yengan del NOrie sin cn-
nocer nneSiros problcmas pOliticos
econ5micos. 80 inmiscuyan cn nuestros
asuntos y desbarren de 10 Undo. ridi-
cudiliZandonos ante el Mundo.
Sacudan los intelecfuales syis res
pectivas seseras y trabajen per eSta
cauS;t en- In ciial van envueltos los
intereSes de tOdOs. Hi
NecesiiamOs que una fuerZa inteli-
gente Y luminosa. que transpire hOnra
dez. siembre In ammonia entire el ca
pital el trabajo. llevandO a un fin
noble justO a estas dos fuerZas que
quieren repartirse el mando del Mum
do. despedaZandose.
No es esta una question dc OdiOs.
Es una question de vida, de ammonia,
de amor.
Yo soy un obrerO de la pluma Y
Siempre estoy al lado del trabajadOr,
del hombre de la azada Y el mhrtillO
Lo que indicO es que es estGpidp que
para reclamar un derecho sea thecesa-
rio emplear los medios hOstilek que
no convencen nj convenceran b ma
die. Y este 10 digO pOrque va re adj
vierte un mOvimientO que nes es el
puro movimiento social que han pre-
dicado los Ap0stoles del DerecRR..
| Z. RiberG CheUrenldkt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
KHALED.

E. Villanueva, Justo Bonilla, Juan j.
Robles, Desiderio Santos v Mannel Gi-
fmenez.
Han hecho ademas los propagandis-
tas muchos socios protectores, que no
Sc enumeran aqui, por ser nluy ex-
tensa la iista. El brillante resultado
que han Obtenido las comisiones, las
invita- seguir en- su propaganda has
ia lograr que nj uno solo de los CO.
merciantes al pOr menor dele de per-
tenecer al utilisimo organismo que de
una manera tan efieaz defende los in
tereses de todos.
Los senores que han trabaiado en-
las comisiOnes, merecen IN calido
APPLAUSE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

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g'assn lN.,, lssla lalls Nuasa Maas
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fnspssu. sflree ssisira. gadagseioa >
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Asiain,ma, 81 heirnaso acio agra.
dess.nas Al Ter. Font Gniila "a s-r.
to- iusaiasi5a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

Seglin In Prensa, Sc han descubiert0
los autores de la estafa de 100000 pc
SOS al BGnc0 dc Ia Plata, que resulta-
ron ser dos hermanos, que por medic
de checks, uno de Madrid Y otro de
Buenos Aires, los extrajeron ilegalmen
tie Y cuando iban disfrutarloS en- una
isla de! Mediterraneo, la policfa los
atrap0 di0 con sus cuerpOs en- el pre-
IsidiO a purgar aquel negocio sucio.
Los procedimientOs son iguales deli
tos por autores unidos por iguales la
zos de parentezco, cambian segdn los
|lugares y ell tempo en- que Sc comc:sn.
Aquellos la soeiedad los castiga coa ell
preside y a otros los castiga danC0les
puesto de honor Y prestigie. La pena
viene a ser casi igual; 10 tnicO en- Iae
difieren es en- la forma. En- ell pri-
mer case la sociedad los olVidG y en- Ell
seguDdo siempre los tiene '1presente'
Ademas, los hombres Sc utilizan para
10 que sirven, sobre todo despues de
|probadOs.
Tenfa entendido que habfa falsifica-
dores de monedas, de documentos pd-
Blieos y privados ]. 10 que no habfa lie
gado a mi conocimiento es que los htl-
biera de sentencias. Por ESQ decfa ei
eminente Aparisio y Guijarro Eos hons-
bres como los pueblos no Sc pierdess por
fgs0rGsttes, SIND por Gmbiei0sos. Dfas
nasados so enn,enfaba on tono fasIivo y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
DEL AMBIENTE ! della VIDA
NUBARRONES

vivo ell ingenio que habfa tenido un
'individuo para arrancar otro una can
tidad de importancia por medic lie una
sentencia inejecutable por no existir la
clase de moneda en- que Sc concedi6.
Raz0n tenfa aquel Gobernador al decir
en- ell NOrte que en- esta terra habfa
gente lista, pero lista de verdad.
" Tsq
En- ell Ifltimo "Pica- Plea, Sc guejan
algunos togGdos de la actuaci6n de su
asociaci6n. NADIA, que la clase media
esta ell desgracia: cuando no encuetra
"a quien desplumar, Sc despluman unos
a otros y sin6 que 10 digan los de la
idem = los de la cuna del'tS0t tri-
agMeH0 pues en- esta ha habido auto
de f6 en- el que han dejado ua COM
paiero los de la cIase 10 mismo que el
.'YGalJo dc Mor6a'', sin plumas p sin ell
derecho al cGcGre0, pues unos les tec6
$1,000 a otros $500, a otros 81 500,
otro $3.50, otro, 269, otro $40
otro un POGO de cafe de regalo, otro
ell cafe del suelo, y hubo quien no per-
don6 nj los huevos de las gallinas. 81
Sc 10 cuentan a don Santiago. de Sc
guro que dira "Unos cortan Ia lana y
otros HeuaB Ia 5ans6'. Asf estan las
cosas Y basta, como decfa la yiuda Ale
gre. Esos son los que pasan por san
tos... SQue quedara para los demo-
MOS?
KHALED.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
FAMILlA RUIZ sOLER

FAMILlA RUIZ SOLER
Ell pesar rodea hoy tan estimable
familia al levantar nuestros rostros
Ial Todo Poderoso .por ell extinto Sc
nor Reyes Ruiz Soler, hacemos llegar
Inuestra voz de sentido p6same a sus
afiigidos padres hermanos, amigos
nuestrosy muy particular ell sehor Jose
Ruiz Soler.
La compensation del dolor solamente
Sc encuentra dirigiendo la mirada al
infinito.
Los buenos, llegan siempre Il seno
de los iustos. el sefior Ruiz Soler, pres
tigi0 su vida con el sello de la 'hondad,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
IEI. M lEsl's MA. MoNAGAs

EI. Dli. lESrS MA. MoNAGAs
l.l fa'lecimirsiio sl,l que cn vida fnf
nucSiID lmen amigo. nocior Ies6s Ma.
Manasas ha reiHrHtido honda 3 SEN
tidanrIie, rn nuesira sociedad s cn 81
seno d. sis amigos y comlaa,rcs d.
profession.
Inidas nos0traS Itnr vfnciilos D. anti
qua amistad a Ia exrelenfe camilla
Malagis. coEnrfiimos Ia casa NOR
iuoria tan pronto hcg5 a lmes;Io conc
cimirnto In infansfa nneva. compar-
iir con ella In tristeza que hoy l,s ahri-
ma al desaparecer el. Jefe supreme de
aqmcl querido hogar latt
III ir. Monagas fu6 un .eompetente
'hoinhre dc ciencias I; 1ln lnSHi,p noble,
meuir humane. carititjo = gcncroso
dotado dc gran cIIltura y dc reirvantes
condolences como caballero como
ciudadaho.
/ Al signid.ar su esposa g hiios Ia
sentida expression de nueStrO duelO
10 hacemos extenSlya sus hcrmanos
Anita y Rafael y su sObrino eI joven
escrltor Rafael II. Monagas.
! Que sea en- Ia paz del Senior ei alma
/ de nue.tro amigo DIR. Jesis Ma. Mo.
nagaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

FL SrJ 0bispo, patrocina esta asOcia-
ci6n. y >verfa complacidO, que sc le-
vantsna con gran eXito ese culto cue ha
sido siempre tan nuestro.
Ha ii.spirado nuestra nOta las mani
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
ESTA rARDE

Sc reuniran variaS SefloraR an el Ca
sino de Puerto Rico para deliDerar
acerca dc las pr0Ximas fiestas tie Car
naval IN dicho centrO.
fsAgradecemos las seiioras Bus0 de
del Vale Y del Vale de T0ro su cor
ties inyitaci0n para el referido acto a
hOmbre del .PreSidentat,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
San Juan, P. R. p de enero 1920.

San Juan, P. r. % de enero, 1920.
Boletfn
Administrative
No. 161.
PROCLAMA
DEL GOBERNADoR INFERNO DE
PUERTO RICO.
La siguiente resolution adopta por
la Junta Insular de Elecciones, en- se-
sion celebrada el de enero de 1920,
queda por La presente aprebada
.RESOLUCION PROVdeYENDOe SUBS
TITUTos DE Los MIEMBRoS DE
LA JUNTA ANSULAR DE
: ELEcoIoNEs
.PoR cuINTo. las secciones / J
12 de la Ley para establecer Ia. Ley
de Inscripciones Elecciones' aproba-
da Ell "a % de JUNO de 1919. dispo.
nen Ve una Junta Insular de Eelccio-
mes, compuesta de tres miembros nom
brgdos por el Gobernador, tendra su
cdrgO Ia supervision direction de las
eeciones en- Puerto Rico; y
s.P0R CUANTO. dicha ley no prevee
substitutes de los miembros de dicha
Junta On casos de enfermedad. ausen-
cia u otra causa Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

Los pueblos que afn estan sossenien-
DO un cstado de huelga, sin que so ha-
va llegado a una solucion. SON los ST
guientes:
Loiza Rio Graude, Factorfa de ca
jas &c santurce. Bayamon, Moca. PAT
Has. Gpanica, sabana Grande, Santa
Isabel Vega Baja, Penuelas. Toa Baja
" Anasco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
AIEJ0RA
Nueslro querid.o nIilo MIgl,el lAntonIp

MEJ0EA
Nuestro querido nilo Migiiel AntChip
POns CcsterO. t,tp II +
La e:peranza .estiende sts s1as So
bre aquella camita blanca, dOnde tan
tos ojos Sc fijan con ansiedad indescrip
tible, EN- el niiIO, vOlviendo despues la
vista hacia sus interesantes padres.
4
sABqN3 Valdez hA IS. II l
.lsQue. IS 'SlssenlE All Fo'IiSHtdR SUI
ft9p6sitos, de rfegocias en- Slnto, Do
mingo, para donde Sc EMBARGO ell cl
vapOr Marina. g~iafa -
Tenga buenas impresiones el distip-
guido amigo en- lasbelias .ciudad I,Fimai
daF q, sssa sN I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

rpnane asl - ilanafun saf asss aiaar.
ias liauAEsuos aIalasfas . d i,sasnse.
slslna niia Iaaeida - maiaes. hlja o.
ls,s esfisnsiars ssg,asos 3ossp A. f'easf
ii Gsisa Bsshin. Nasis ~ ~ dia afaf.
iummaot lss emnntas dnfan usmtisye
a ~n vida > Il IirllotruI'e scrh - ISrr.
lume iIF-fcTiao Dc csa adorable -sml,a.
lrra. dc xn hcrm1anltn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

ogmA s8IRHNxA
8,HlutnH slIsearn Naseana 81 ksf ~
81 q "a alsliuFulaa Ashefn tiaaesN
Fian n Kan. ~ k'asigu d aliN aaias
Hss8lNalia - uaIl4sss a. "a ssss,n. sssla
AMlsalln D GaslfA. sHsa maM4te ass'
siea lsf $40 aaeaire - aelnr ) qNsni
a. aamina dairsie Elsaa nu.slfa
slmFniia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

festaciones hechas por ell Rvdo. Padre
Delgado en- IA Misa Mayor del Domingo
pasado. III
M1GDNA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
MRS. WAGER a"

In noble sefora del GolrrnaGor -
siente Hiso mas tranquila al cftar a
"a lada.
Nncstfa qnerida amiga invo Gos o
tres semanas de veExladera angustia,
al recibr de Puerto Rico los cables
que le n0fificaban Ia enfcremcdad de
su espsso. eneonirandOse ella cn un
hospital > ieniendo en- isliales circuns-
tanclas dos de slls hijos.
Sentimos csos momenlos lolor 'sos dc
Mrs. wager. parqHe es ella una gran
madre cariiiosa compaiiera. como es
tamli6u una excelcnie amiga.
Ella y slls lIijos han qneTido i'accr la
rn1leba de su sangre. para Ia trasfusi6n
khtpcxifria al Gobcrnador que 81 mues-
Itra alaniBlOso on "a enfcrmedad. 7
prOfundamcnte. emOcionada encantia-
mos Mrs. Wager en los mOmenfos de
In entrcvista que anciabamOs en sus
dfas de pesar, que ojala cesen por
cOmpleto para algeria de todos.
FL eStado del GObernadOr. no enrpeO-
rn. y: So Ie han siministrado algll-
nos iilImentos. para hacer su fortif-
ci0n. a-s
Habla sicmpre de los probic:nas de
Puerto Rico. segin manifestation rari-
ilDsa que nos hiZ0 la amable sef"la del
| iHotlaa.sRaalap .g.ts. " -~ .e... -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

la '.AcADEMIA DE MEDICINA' :
Nuestro ilustre amigo, DIR. Eliseo
Font Y Guillot, Presidente de Ii 'Aca-
demia de Medicina de Puerto Rico
ha tenido la amabilidad de invitarnos
para la Session Inaugural del curso
de 1919-1920 que tendra lugar el lu-
mes 2 de Febrero, las ocho media
de la noche, en- ell salon de actos del
Ateneo Puertorriquefio.
El ortlen de la session es como sigue !:
1.Discurso por ell Honorable Gober-
nador INFERNO de Puerto Rico Lcdo
jose Benedicto v Geigel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

Que tenga aIivio en- su doleneia q
Lcdo. A Lastra Charriez, enfelmo ha-
&c iatgunos tifas. ~ - @
e Ofrecc bastante cnidado el estado
del amigo, pero creemos que ha de mi
eiarse una pronta mejorfa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
REO'R 6 ANIzATI0N' US, COMPARTMENTS. GIVEN APPROVAL.
Reavis Measure Appointing Committee to Undertake
 Work Is Adopted.
SOLDIER BONUS BILL UP
Senate Finance Committee Begins Consideration of
 Service Mems Measure.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. The House today approved the Revis mea- sure to appoint joint committees to consider reorganization of executive departments of the Government. Pro ponents of the measure declare such action will mean a saving of at least $1,O00,000 a day.
 The Senate Finance Committee to day began consideration of the pro- posed soldiers bonus measure. < delegation of American Legion repre- sentatives have been invited to at tend the hearings. Members of tf committee express hope that the biI will beadisposed Of during the pres ent session of Congress.
 Congressional investigations of the increasing unemployment" to deter mine action to relieve the situation by the Federal Government is propos ed. in a joint resolution introduce by Representative William F. Mason Republican, of Illinois,
 i.,. A general conference of Governors of states and representatives of the Federal Government for the purpose of determining the facts of unemploy ment also is proposed. Mir. Mason estimates the number of unemployed at nearly 100000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
2OO WARSHIpS COMPLETED FOR AMERICAN NAVY DURING FISCAL.
 YEAR, ADMIRAL'S REPORT SAYS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Nearly 200 warships, including one super dreadnaught and 96 destroyers, were completed for the American navy during the fiscal year ended last June 30 and more than 100 others, including eleven uperdreaGnaught and six great battle cruisers, were building at that time.
 This is shown in the annual re- port of Rear Admiral David w. Taylor, chief of the Bureau of Con- struction and Repair, to Secretary of Navy J0sephus Daniels, today at the Navy Department. For continu- ing work on the ships building, Ad- rliral Taylor estimated that $119,-I 900, ,OO0 would be required during the fiscal year and is the largest to- tai ever proposed by the American Navy in peace time for continuing construction II is explained by the fact that work on many of the craft authorized in the 1916 build ing program was halted during the war.
 New Types of Aircraft.
 Admiral Taylor's report also dis closes that the Navy Department is engaged in developing and construct ing new types of aircraft, including great rigid aand semi-rigid air ships and seablanes similar to those which undertook the transatlantic flight ! last year Besides the dirigible which is building in England, for i the United States, the Navy is building a dirigible at home.
 Airplanes and seaplanes building include four of the NC type for ser vice with the battlefeet. making a total of eight of this class. In the four new craft now building are embodied the lessons learned from the transatlantic flight.
 The navy also is building q small humber Of interchangeable land air planes and seaplanes for the Marine Corps and two types of torpedo car rying seaplanes, one to be of all metal construction.
 ITO provide a large seaplane for fleet use.' says Admiral Taylor, "the bureaus undertook the development of Q design for a seaDlane larger
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
|M0RGANTHAU TO ACT IN ARMENIA
 FOR PRESIDENT Former Ambassador to Tur- key Given Instructions at
 State Department. SITUATION UNCERTAIN Many Officials Believe Arm- ed Force Will Be Needed To Enforce Peace.
SITUATION UNCERTAIN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Presi-
 dent Wilson today selected Henry
 Morganthau, former United States
 Ambassador to Turkey, to act as his personal representative in media.
 cion between the Armenians and Turkish Nationalists.
 MT. Morganthau conferred this afternoon with acting Secretary of State Davis at the State Departmcnt and is understood to have received fixed instructions regarding his mis- sion.
 President Wilson early this month received and accepted an invitation from the League of Nations to act as mediator, but made it clear that America, except by act of Congress. could have no part in proposed measures to bring about cessation of hostilities in Armenia by armed force, If mediation failed. He also stated that he would not be able to ect in person but would appoint representative clothed with full authority to speak for him. MT. Morganthau's selection is in accord ance with this decision.
 Much uncertainty regarding re- suits possible of attainment by mediation exists. however. Recent Constantinople despatches stated that a Soviet Republic had been set up in Armenia and later advices reported that the Russian Bolshe- wiki, who were responsible for the Soviet regime in Armenia, had ey- tended their influence over the en- tire country. With the Turkish Nationalists virtually controlled by the Russian Soviet authorities many officials believe that. force only can accomplish definite results.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
Constantine May Again
 Abdicate, Paris Report

PARIS, Dec. 15.-Former King Con stantine, recalled to the Greek throne following a nationwide plebiscite to determine the wishes of the Greek people in the matter, will abdicate in favor of his son, Prince George, soon after he is again crowned, ac- cording to apparently well authenti- eated rumors Gsfrent in official cir. cles here today.
 Constantine is said to wish to give the impression that he is acting ac- cording to his own wishes and not in submission to the dictum of the Al lies, who have threatened withdrawal of Allied financial support of Greece and possibly territorial reprisals if Constantine whom they declare is pro German, rules.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
British Attempts to Sway
 Ship Boards Policy Told

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Wiliam Denman, of San Francisco, first chairman of the United States Ship ping Board, continuing his testi- mony today before the Congressional Committee investigating the boards affairs, declared that the British mis- sion which visited the United States in 1917 attempted to influence the .polices of the board and that it was his insistence that the board be free from British influence that was largely responsible for his re- signation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
Race Track Fans Wicked"
 By Bandits for $30,000

BAYONNE, N J., Dec 15.- Seven masked bandits and an un- masked leader. all heavily armed, held up 200 or more race track fol- lowers in a local cafe last night and escaped with nearly $30,000 In, cash and jewelry. t
 EVERETT, Wash, Dec. 15.-Rob- bcrs backed an automobile up in front of the Home Sausage Meat Market here last night, picked 8 lock and carted away the safe, con- taining $65. The receptacle was found later, open and It's contents gone.
 LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 15.-Stcphen Boblit and his brother Wilber. of Oscelo, Mo-. today confessed that they held up c. L. Galloway. pro- pr.etor of a jewelry store in Laurel. Mont. last Thursday. securing sS,000 in cash and iewelry. The po- lice said they found q quantity of the jewelry in the mems rooms here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
CAMP FIRE ON ADMIRALTY ISLAND
 AROUSES HOPE THAT MEN ABOARD
 MISSING CASBOAT MAY BE SAFE

A camp fire reported burning on the beach on Admiralty Island in the vicinity of Funter Bay afforded a gleam of hope today for the safe ty of the crew of the gasboat Diana, fifteen days out from this port and not reported. This camp fire has been reported by passing vessels and Governor Riggs today dispatched the Fisheries boat Murre, in com mand Of Capt. George Maud. to go to the spot and ascertain If the fire might not have been built by survivors of the crew of the boat who may have been cast ashore. The Murre will cruise not only in that vicinity but along the entire
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
Slain Womau's Admirer Is
 Hunted as Murder Suspect

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 15.- Mrs Fay Sudow, wealthy business woman, whose nude and mutilated body was found covered with leaves in a vacant lot in residential dis trict here yesterday, left a state nent that a man who had been paying her attentions had threat ened to kill her, according to her real estate agent today. The man is being sought in Arizona, where he is said to have fled shortly after her disappearance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-15
CzECHO-SLOvAK|A UNDER MILITARY DICTATOR, REPORT
Vienna Dispatches Say Old Government Overthrown,
 Proletariat Ruling.
CASUALTIES ARE HEAVY
Desperate Fighting Results From Communists Move
 Jugo-Slavh Affected.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-A military dictatorship has been imposed on some districts of Czccho-Slovakia and a proletariat board is ruling other sections of the country, ac- cording to Vienna despatch receiv- ed here today. Many casualties re- suited from fighting preceding over throw of the government.
 Advices received yesterday at Paris said serious disturbances had occurred at Belgrade and Prague in connection with attempts to estab- fish communist governments in Czecho and Jugo Slavia.