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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17
AMERICAN FEDERATION CONVENTION
Continual from First Pagel :


time. before panies occur, in order u
be effective.
Likewise on the subjects of wagl'
and the cost of living. no program u
sueges ed. the report stating that lh'
council has no remedies, but Suggest
study. The statement is made that th'
practice of fixing wages solely on
basis of cost Of living rs a Violation
of sound economic theory and Is utter
Nv without logic or scientific supper
of any kind" To curb high cost o.
living. publicity following inyestiga
ton of costs and prices is suggested.
The report takes a militant position
in going after the Supreme Court TO
its nsurpation of unlawful power u
declaring laws unconstitutional AM
suggests an amendment OF the Unitee
States constitution, forbidding contin
uation of the practice.
Congratulation is expressed to labo-
and farmers for progress toward recog
nizing mutual interests and acting te
gether.
The financial statement shows ma
S53,934. 40 was collected and spent D.
the Nonpartisan Political Campaif
Committee of the federation and tho
results obtained are commented upo:
as follows:
"As the campaign progressed, prac
tically all domestic questions wer'
overshadowed by questions of an In
iernational charac err Sixteen OF tn
men I'm the House of Representative
are members of organized labor, IN
same members that were In affiliatiot
with organized labor In the last Coz
gress."
recommendation is made that labor
strive for share In MANAGEMENT 81
Industry through conference boards OF
organized workers and employers. vol
untary In character.
Stimulation of the cooperative move
ment is called for.
The following items constitute the
recommend,l ions of political or leg
islatiye character:
Passage Of an act of Congress to pro
tect labor unions from conspiracy
and .anti.trust" prosecution and te
deny judges the right to issue anti
labor injunctions.
Opposition to repeal Of excess profits
taxes and especially to substitution Of
sales or turnover taxes therefor.
Legislation for cooperative banks
ana credit unions, similar to that II
NASSAU husetts.
Removal of control Of credit capita
from photographers to cooperative
public agency.
Chinese and Japanese exclusion.
Support OF Senator Hiram Johnsoni
bills for compensation for seamen an!
longshoremen.
Opposition to a United States DE
rartment OF Welfare and protection O
the Department of Labor.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17

Recent press dispatches from To
peka, Kansas, indicate that Kansas
employers are awakening to the fact
that the much talked OF anti.strike
law of that State, known as the Kan
sas Court of Industrial Relations Law,
is as dangerous to employers as il Is
to the working people. John S. Dean.
Counsel for the Associated Industries
Of Kansas, representing about 700
firms, has submitted a brief to the
Supreme Court of the State in the
Wolff Packing Company appeal case,
in which the employers opposition to
the law is presented.
The Industrial Court act is proving
70 be double edged sword cutting
both ways
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17

Authorization OF a committee to
xamine textbooks in an effort 10 have
inemasculated industrial history
aught in the schools.
Disarmament.
The Kansas Industrial Court law
was pronounced a failure and the prin-
s.pal fact in proof OF that statement
was tina. no other state legislature
passed one, despite the campaign that
vas waged for that purpose by Cover
nor Allen.
The request of unions In the food in
lustry for Food Department Of the
A. F. of L. was denied.
Labor was asked to rally to defeat
the systematic effort now In progress
v employers throughout the country
D impose individual contracts on
their workers 10 keeptthem out of the
Mons.
In conclusion. the Executive Coun-
cil's report says:
I'VE have told the story OF the year
+ Is a magnificent record OF dignified,
militant struggle"
The International Association OF
fachinists' prepared resolution for
L conference Ot
ents by the Metal Trades Department
the a. F. OF L.. TO discuss closer
utilization and. II advisable. amaigama-
ion of the metal trades. This came
,efore the conven ion OF the metal
rades department. preceding the big
convention of the federation.
The resolution was defeated by a
,ote of 1910 to Ill, the machinists be-
ny the only organization that voted
,olidly for IL. Opponen s labeled II a
one big union" proposal.
DENVER, Colo. June IA fight
IN the Irish question famed forth In
full fury late last night. Peter J..
Brady delegate from New York and a
lily employe in the Hylan administra-
ion, called a caucus of delegates to
agree on the Irish resolution. II de-
veloped at the caucus that he had been
in conference In New York with Harry
Bo'and, representative OF the Irish Re-
public and agreed to sponsor at the
A. r. OF l.. convention two resolutions
as an aid for the cause of Irish indie
pendence.
When Brady reached Denver he was
announced as a candidate for the fra.
ternal delegate to attend the next
British Trade Union Congress. At last
nights caucus he produced not the
resolutions discussed with Boland. but
much tanner resolution. providing
for neither boycott nor commission.
Theodore j. Vine OF Chicago, secre-
airy OF the Labor Bureau OF the Com.
mission on Irish Independence, pro-
duced the original resolutions and In.
sisted upon their adoption. After a
short, brisk fight. committee of nine
appointed Wind and Timothy Healy,
International president of the Station.
airy Firemen. to represent the boycott
and commission resolutions.
| Sam Evans OF Washington, d. c., ap.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17
We Don't Patronize

F. X Robson Department Store.
Gund'oek & Miner.
Geasts's Cafeteria.
Ch@mpa gn Plumbing and Heating
Co.
TWIN City Electric Co
Frank Jones Transfer Line.
Chester & O'Byrne.
ID. NJ. Sims.
Roberts & Grant Meat Market.
c. ID. Merry Meat Market.
Barber Shops-Glen Johnson, First
National Bank Building; F, ] Jordan.
36 Main street; Starks & Montgom-
cry, 126 n. Neil street; Ed Hlaisdell.
Robson building; Busy Bee, Taylor
street; Triplett & Graves, N. Walnut
street.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17

peared with creder official rep
resentatlvs Of Boiand ami Frank K.
Walsh. csdnsel for the 7 > bile Of Ire
land, and he sat in ali-ni hit session
with q committee f. th-ss1 the thing
out. On the resolu ion fpf commission
compro~s .. vas reached, but the
boycott r. olnt'Os was Withdrawn by
Wind, vii :. statement that ne
would intT 'duce i; on the floor of the
convention and iigh. IL out. He stated
he confden ~ expee ed the Federation
10 adopt II.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17
Coal " ,er- Get Hint

Phila1elph -. ( Forbes. who Is
considered bushes authority. drops
hint to &C., o. IS that they may
go too far IL. upho.Jing prices.
In the Pubic Ledger, Mr.. Forbes
writes:
Goal IL not being produced from
the mines today at rate sufficient
TO meet next winters normal require
ments. Rather than make coal cheap
err, operators have chosen to throw
more than zoe. 900 miners out OF work.
Pay our price or go without, Is the
ultimatuln they have presented to the
American people. II is daring policy
to pursue, considering the past per-
formances of coal barons and the
American public's bitter feeling TO.
ward them. Apparently the coal sell
ers reason that product Is necessity
and that the public will be forced to
step up to the counter and pay the
high prices demanded.
"They may be guessing wrongly
ST the present deadlock lasts very
much longer. public opinion Is likely
to demand that the government step
In and break It ruthlessly
The coal people would do well not
to invite such extreme action, for they
are likely to find that their stubborn
ness was lamentably short-sighted
There are few industries in Amer
lea which, size considered, have made
more millionaires than COAL
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17

In the ranks Of the organized printers there
are just many (perhaps more) true. loyal Amer
leans there are in the ranks OF organized EN-
pioyers. To charge that the printers oath of al
iegiance is declaration against Americanism is
among the most highly respected (though humble)
citizens OF Dallas and other cities.
II the epithet 'un-American" must be applied,
let II be said Of the open shop movement, which
would make the worker the chattel of his en-
pioyer. no power. except his individual influence,
TO control his own wages, hours and working con-
ditions.--Dispatch Dallas Tex.
Drops "open Shop" After Two Weeks
Just two weeks was all that was necessary to
convince the Madison (N.J) Eagle that the 'open
shop is not all its sponsors claim for It. The
paper concluded that 1t made a mistake In refus
Ing to settle Its troubles with the Morristown Typo
graphical Union No. 522. with which its printers
had been affiliated. The publication agreed to
establish the fortyfour-hour week with its issue
OF May IS. Not only that but II declared In the
same issue that the free and independents" who
had taken the place Of Its strikers "a general
SOURCE Of annoyance" Perhaps 1t would be better
TO quote the Eagle verbatim, 1t says:
Under the duress of the Morristown Typo
graphical Union the publisher of the Eagle was
compelled to grant the fortyfour-hour week to his
employees. though believing that the demands of
the union were uneconomic and unfair
For the past two weeks the Eagle endeavored
10 maintain an open shop. but all the non-union
man that could be secured to operate the plant
were incompetent and general source Of annoy
anee.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17

Chicago.-.The 10000 employees in
the Pullman shops are taking strike
ballot. Harry Smith. chairman of the
Pullman System Federation, declared
the ballot was ordered because the
Pullman Company has not lived up
to the decision of the Railroad Labor
Board, which ordered the company
and the employees to confer with a
view to reaching an agreement on
rules and working conditions to take
the place Of the national agreement.
The st. Louis shops are already out,
he said.
Smith accuses the Railroad Labor
Board OF holding up its decisions until
the company could smash its labor
organizations. THE Pullman Com.
pany laid OFF SIS per cent of their mech
anical employees since January l." he
asserted. Their cars are rotting in
the shops for want Of repairmen
Every time a Pullman car returns
from trip 1t must be repaired The
! result of neglect is accidents"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17
What Fair and Unbiased Press Thinks
of the Printers Union!

following publications of inter
to thoseco concerned in the printers strike.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-06-17
Dallas, Tex, Newspaper Says Open
Shop Un-American

In editorially commenting on the bunch of un-
ION smashers who are sponsoring the venomous
sheet gotten out by the Dallas Chamber Of Com
merce the Dallas Dispatch under the heading
Where Lies Intolerance" says:
open.shoppers moan over the intolerance and
injustice of labor toward capital They claim
union leaders continually misrepresent capital and
employers piciuring them In untruthful language
But for sheer brutality of Misrepresentation,
an attack by capital labor. in the April % Issue
of tho Eye-opener official bulletin of the Open
shop (Sauare DeaD Association of Dallas. puts
the labor "agitaor" to shame.
The attack is direct at the typographical I'M
ion and is headed American Plan Bringing Dis
tress to Union Bosses" II quotes the oath of al
legiance taken by members OF the union rs fol.
lows:
That my fidelity to the union and my duty to
the members thereof shall In no sense be inter
fered with by any allegiance that may now or
hereafter owe to any other organization. SOCIAL.
POLITICAL OR RELIGIOUS. SECRET OR
OTHERWISE
And then condemns those members of the
Dallas local union who served In the war for hav.
ing signed an advertisement stating that their
status as members of the union in no sense i'm.
pairs their standing American citizsns
The open shop association declares these men,
who fought for their country, are not true Ameris
can citizens because they took the above oath OF
allegiance. The article goes on
Can a labor unionlst who sincerely lives up to
that oath obey the call of his country protect the
social order in which he lives and which he en-.
Joys, or recognize any other power, without first
asking permission OF his union masters?
The typographical union Is of the most
upright labor organizations In America. 1t has for
years observed most serupulously It's contraetual
relations with It's employers. 1t has as labor or
ganization maintained standing arbitration agree
ments with the American Newspaper Publishers
Association, no less scrupulous and upright un.
Ion of employers
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08

colahorador. FL casofdel nifo Kussro-
so es realmente dnico; Ell dinlinuto
ooncertista que apenas sabe hablar.
no Sc limita tocar con nm solo dedo
alguna canci0n popular. la cual va Sc
ria admirahic. s;no que con sus pequc-
mas manitas toca obras de Grileg v
Mozart. sin eqiivocar nunca el acom-
pahamiento. La madre del pequeho
pianista. que es professors de piano, no
70 Ia disposition de su hijo al erReon-
trarIe sacando en- I'm .pianito de jugue-
tie dc uno de sus piimos, alsunas
obras dc las que elias tocaba con mas
frecuencia. Provideneial. juguete fne
aqutl que sirvi6 para revelar, las ma
rariIIosas aptitudes del milo; sus do
tes principaIes son un dido extraordi-
mario, yq que eSeuehando aprende to-
do cuanto foca y IN marcadfsimo ms
tinto Iftihico que pone de relieve, al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
La MdSiCd y los MuSiCos
ASOMBROSA PRECO( IDAD

La biograffa de los grandes mus;cos
revela extraordinarios casos de pre-
cocidad Mozart. que a los cuatro, amos
tocaba obras diffciles sobre el clavs
estraD5 los doce su primera opera
la Festa semplice'. desde esa fe-
cha su genio no permaneci6 ocioso.
PesterioTfnente Sc han repetido estos
fen6menos. v como niios prodigios Sc
han presentado muchos artistas que
han lIegado a conquistar primeros lu-
gares en- las diversas ramas de Ia pro-
fcsi6n musical
En- la actualidad Sc hallan en- Ma
drid dos nifios. CarIiros Kussroso, dc
dos afos y medic Y Dorita Sopena. de
cinco. que han tocado piano ante dis
tinguides personalidades musicales.
que bace pocos dfas dieron un con-
cierto en- nuestra redaeci6n, y tam
bien han aetuado en- eI Cfrculo de Be
ilassArt1s. Siendo realmente notable
Ia preeoeidad de Dorlta. sopena, que
da casl eclipsada ante 81 mindsculo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08

tsAnsp q -,raae lai.lauaa aaaas
slailn gl,ss~ sEsaae assal lW sn ~
.sasslnnsta i,snfs a,a kmsAme a. AguA
s'il,s u Eaiis a. CarssnNni. las Nnlo.
sses afflsticamssas arsusnslus asals la
dlIeei..n slsl s..hur 1ulis 7. Mnssi.
se1. rsc@sanl.an s,sssuieno as,usa. ln.
nssHsa ruiicafgnria los il.ssahs, Fso.
sssiiase b la slss'rian D. ialxsiasslla ~
lcasnasAi 3 sA,iu,a asaa efan naa,uiaA
a. srio, la hrgnnoaa y sisssshiieA rehe
rath hlnnuA Earlla. lA aae cunae.
cor6 a Pss.sidrrir ae1 Cassno w.hor
fssifo Mora cun una gaxetasa banda
asit siecia pfcsidcsia dsa Cngnnsni o.
1891. Casino D. Afxca,a. Aclo ~.
guido y NJ son d. marcha lFiunfnl e.
sonducida ni trono por 4 llon. Conf
sionado del Servicio flblico scior
Manuel lcslcsma 4 cue tlronuncia un
hcImoso discourse adccuado al acto.
Desde csc momcnto Ii Pfcsidenta or
dena q comicnzo dcl festival y CO.
IRE ui SO dr ,iorriiia - taplza =
piso dc confettis. Sc. sisve un esplen-
dido buffet 81 baila' hasta atlas ho-
ras de IN noche. La orquesta dirijida
por los profcsorcs Sres. Arioslo Cruz
y Julio Nallc, cxcelente.
Esta tarde tuvo lugar el Bale de
ninos. Los salones rebosaban de ale
gra con tanto niio de los que muchOs
ostentaban preciosos y caprichosos
trajes. Sc sortearon seis regalos, OBJ
sequi;indose a los niilos con dulces v
resfrescos. Esta noche en- el mismo
Centre Sc celebra un bale de confian-
"a que promote quedar muy animado.
Para el 10 del actual anuncia el
Oliver la presentation del transfor-
mista Minute, acto sumamente suges-
two.
Las Centrales Cambalache W Ca
nos estan moliendo, con este motive
ha sido aumentada la fuerza de poll
cia en- esta ciudad, por temerse ocu-
ira alg1n desorden.
Ell martes es esperado en- este
puerto el vapor "San Juan" con varia-
da carga. Pronto llegara tambien ell
vapor "Corozal" con abudancia de sa-
COS de arroz.
Ell Cine Victoria proyectara esta
semana. las siguientes interesantes
peliculas: Martes, ell Hombre Prodigio.
Microbes, Cuando Pelican los campa-
dres y Alma de Tigre. Jueves, Edith
Polo, en- la Daga que desaparece. Vier
mes, Lo Blanco Negro. Sabado, Trein
ia mil millones y Vivo Muerto. Do
mingo, La mujer sin nombre ell Ras
tro del Cuervo.
Cnrrsocnopcal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
Una NUEvA sEcRETARIA

/. Esta pendiente de resolution en- el
Congreso. la creacion de una nueva
Secretarfa-Ministerio que Sc ocupara
exclusivamente de los asuntos de ms
trucci6n Pnblica. En- el mismo Pro-
yecto hay una asignaci6n para 'ame-
ricanizacion" de inmigrantes V otra
para preparation de profesores. FL
bill interesa Puerto Rico, pues Sc
trata' de que algunas de- sns claisulas
sean extensivas esta isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
los cABALLmos bE COLON EN

cAGTAS
I'm los iiltimos dias del mes De ene-
ro SO celehno en- 81 Concejo. de Ca
gias. de los Caballeros de Colon, Ia
iniciaci6n de un valioso grupo de
nuevos asociados.
Tanto por el nimerO dc hc:manos
dc Ia localidad. como pOr ia ooncurren
cia de los pueblo ccrcanos y'por cl
ndmero V la calidad dc iniciados, 81
actO rcsult6 esplGndido. Los dignata-
rios del COnsejo de YabucOa, 'Las Ca
Sis" asistieron en- plcno.
Los iniciad0s esa nOche, fueron muy
festejados por todos los asistcntes al
actO fraternal. He aquf los ncmbres
de los nuevOs hermanos: Don Acisclo
Ramirez. don Jorge Asise, don Ramon
Perez, don Zoilo M6ndez, don Ventu-
IA Lamas, don Delffn Fernandez, don
Miguel Lopez, don Manuel 'M6ndez,
don Clemente Santisteban, don Ernes-
to L6pez,e don Manuel c. Berries, don
Pedro Morales don Jose Morales
Davila.
DespuGs de- terminadas las ceremo-
MAS del ritual, hablaron los Revds.
p. p. PalaciOs Y Echevarrfa, de Jun
cos Y de YabucOa, respectivamente,
cerrando el acto el Gran Caballero Sr.
C. Manrique. Todos hablaron de las
ensenanzas perdurables del catolicis-
mo y de la carload Y de la. union, una
noble union de almas, entire todos los
hombres de- buena voluntad.
Ia Comisi6n de obsequios prepare
un buffet. esplendido en- ell que no fall
taba NADIA para el gusto mas refina-
do, mereciendo un voto unanime de
aprobaci0n.
Tedos los detalles de- la fiesta, dan
la idea de un c6njunto extraordina-
rio que dejara perdurable recuerdo
en- la memoria, gratamente impresio-
NADIA de todos los asistentes al acto.
U,t Asistente Fiscal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08

e. NAaa4 taas AE aais ANsA asi
lanssmsf sssta@fgsauln t,siise slgssAll.
~ b ssaaa 80 Msgyaao ~ Nansmsse'
90 - taAe fagaslnf niN sgasalWsla s~a.
nsalsa - las as-sas =. slataakal
e. Isasa s.siais slss-sn,ia > nlnaiasa
~ a.,iss~atssi,s f'afa D. i..-ia 3 ~.
b. taas ~ essai lrI'@.siias aeaasa 49,
lsaiir e ~ b.. altssisslais.s. a. miafsa
t,rl.m 8 aiesfin ssluaism sm la iis~aA,
N tf8ueaa alu ~ hass rn la f'lAea
Nnuisig,al - gssaun~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
iNnRMls A. sanRNApoR

o. e,sl~.gl.ss'a ha nsilslda infsanEe
'slH.ials- I'D Neeeciaao ac AsaHtes in'
sulars ste qa. u frcsideisie ha ags.s.
l.ade = rSsy~so DE- Icy moalfcanao
lus AIitslos > 3 de- Ia Lay oreAni,a
,ic Paefio Rico. ga 81 srHildo de supri.
mir Ia r'-tricisn exisienir cn Il pri-
mero IL, siisihos arFicssl"s con nelrc-
10 Ia asignari6n = nso de fsnds~
pdhlicos para iims de- caridsd .. iBs.
truccion por pcrsOnas instituciones
que no csi''n hajo IA depcp'lcncia al.>o-
lnia dcl Gohierno de la lsla. de-
aumeniar "a dicz por cienfo de- Ia Ia
sacion total de- Ia propiedad Fl limi.
te maximo de Ia deuda p,iblica que
puelcn contraer III Pueblo de Puerto
Rico los municipios de la isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
Ell MARINA" TOCARA EN-
BARAHONA

Ell vapor Marina" que sali6 anoche
de este puerto, hara escala en- ell puer-
to de Marahoha, para descargar 100
barriles de cementos, los cuales van
consignados la nueva central azu-
carera que allf Sc esta levantando.
Ell Marina" tardara en- regresar a
San Juan una semana v despu6s
de que realize un viaje mas a Santo
Domingo, serd sometido a algunas re-
paraciones y probablemente, segdn
nos informan, tendra que ir a los as
tilleros de st. Thomas antes de rea-
nudar su servicio regular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
PARA SANTO DOMINGO

Aver Sc ausent6 para Santo Domin-
go. en- donde tiene ventajosa contra
ia, la aplaudida cupletista. Consuelo
Mayendfa, que tantos triunfos obtu-
vo en- San Juan y en- todos los teatros
de la isla en- donde luci6 su fino arte.
Ell detalle del pago de la contribution
de ganancias dificultaba un tanto ell
despacho del pasajc de la artista al
fin los agentes del. fisco aceptaron un
ingreso de $4,000, por toda la tempo
rada, que ha realizado en- el pats, co.
mo lfqrlido contributivo. Buan viaje Y
exito a Ia genial artista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
REUNION DE SENADORRS

Habra una reunion de Senadores
de la mayoria para tratar asuntos re-
lacionados con la proxima legislature.
El programa legislative sera estudia-
do detenidamente antes de comenzar
las sesiones, en- 10 que a lineas gene
rales Sc reiere, llevando a discussion
las leyes de mas urgencia. La CANA
ra marchara de acuerdo y la election
de speaker" sera resuelta de un mo-
mento otro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
AMPLIANDO LA EFICIENCIA

En- Ell Hospital Municipal Sc estu-
dia Ia eonveniencia de disponer del
personal facultativo necesario para
atender de la manera mas eficaz to-
do ell servicio, probablemente ira
otro medico a encargarse de trabajos
especiales, los que hoy realiza un IA
cultativo que Sc ocupa tambien de me-
dicina general. Dentro de las eco
nomias que hay que establecer ne el
Presupuesto, dada la actual situacion
que asf las demanda, Sc trata de que
todos los servicios estan bien aten-
didos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
Ell sECRETARIo DELLA CoMIsIoN

En- case de confrmarse la renun-
cia del senior de Hostos en- su cargo
de Secretario de la Comision de Ser
vicio P1blico; Sc indica al Lcdo. senior
Perez-Almiroty que fue abogado del
Ferrocarril para cubrir la vacante.
En- la plaza que dejo el Lcdo. Sr. AL
miroty fue nombrado el Ecdo. sefior
Mariana Acosta Velarde, hijo del
Lcdo. Acosta Quintero, Fiscal de Ma
|yaguez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08
PoR LOS PoRTORRIQUENos
AUSENTES

FL Sr. Gelabert ha rcilnido. como
producto de las funciones de sus cines
a beneficio de los portorriqueios que
estan necesitados en- Neva York, Ia
suma de s59s.2O. Ia function en- Fl
Imperial produjo s117.70. La eonduc-
ia del conocido empresario es digna
de placemes, pues aciisa altruismo Y
exquisite cortesfa con el pals del que
ha hecho su segllnda patria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08

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$50 moeimienin, ima de armonizar
ansl,os lnnaes neenndo a nn arlrrao
slespnes DE- air Dos areumcnios dc "a.
IA nno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-08

II sciior Jose Manuel peroz A.eal-
de De Humacao. vista San luan, cn
asuntos dc aquclla administration. I'm
empnestito para atender gastos ur-
gcntes Sc trata Dc cfcctuar ailL ~
Comisionado de Serzicio Publico dc
Ia progresisia ciudad ha visiiado hoy
a diversos funcionarios para .intcre-
sarles en- sus prop6sitos.