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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
MENSAJES

De la Federation Puertorriquela
del TrabajO suscrito por los sehores
Martin Clemente Y Rafael Miro, Presi
dente y Secretario del Comit6 de di-
cha Association, salicitandO:
Que Sc apruebe una ley autOrizan-
do al COmisiOnado del Interior a des-
lindar y vender familias pobres, al
preciO Y ell las condolences que Sc
Pdeterminan. los manglares que Sc ex-
ti2nden a ambos ladies' de La carrete-
IA entire Cataiio y Bayam6n.
Que sc apruebe una iey de inquili-
nato similar Il la que existe Ell OtrUs
pafses para regular el preci0 de los
alquileres de las casas de vivienda Y
que sc impidan determinadas especu-
laciones por arriendas sub-arrien-
dos de las mismas.
Que Sc hagan determinadas enmien
las ell la ley Para evitar y ayudar
arreglar las huelgas y la paraliza-
ci6n del trabajo (Lockouts).
Que Sc enmiende, en- forma que Sc
expresa la ley en- vigor reguArizando
eel trabajo de las obreras que no Sc
permita u los niiios de edad escolar
ocuparse Ell trabajos agrfcolas.
Que Sc apruebe una ley disponien
do que los terratenientes dediquen un
tanto por ciento de sus tierras la
siembra de frutos memories una par
te de sus tincas a la crianza de CANA
do vacunp, y que los agricultores Y
corporaciOnes que posean mas de quiz
nientas crlerdas de TERRA paguen una
contribution progresiva al Estado por
el exceso de ese ndmero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
CALENDAR|O DEL SENADO

Que Sc apruebe una ley disponien
do el usO de una estampilla industrial
para fjarla Ell los enyases de nues
tros productos para garantizar Ia
elaboration de los mismOs con mate
ria prima del pals, sin mezcla con
materiales del exterior.
Que Sc impOnga una contribution
sObre los aZticares que sc fabrican, pa
IA destinar sus prOductos determi.
nadas atenciones de instruction pd
blica.
Que el Estado tome su cargo los
comedores escolares, especialmente Ell
las escuelas de los campos.
Que Sc apruebe una ley creandO un
irimero de becas para j6venes pobres
a fin de que Sc dirijan los Estados
Unidos para perfeccionarse EN- traba-
jos industriales.
Que Sc apruebe una ley creando la
COmisi6n Insular de AlimentOs, con
cardcter permanente, con las facul
tades que Sc determinan en- el Men
saje.
Que sc cree una Comisi6n de pro-
tecci6n industrial para el estudio y
fOmentO ell el pals de nuevos cent1'Os
de production con las atribuciones
que sc expresan.
Y que Sc legisle ell ell sentido de
socializar todos los servicios piiblicos
Otr0 mensaje de la Asociaci6n Lo-
cal de MaestrOs, de Caguas, suscrito
dor el senior Juan Santiago y la Srta.
Rita Davila, presidente y secretario
de dicha Association, sOlicitando:
La aprobacion de leyes creando ma
yor ndmero de escuelas y la ayuda
Official para obtener concesiones de
terrenos ell cada barrio rural.
Construction de un edificio para
Alta Escuela, de Caguas.
Mobiliario maderno para las escue.
las rurales.
Mayor diffusion en- la ensehanza in
dustrial.
Reformas favorables al Magisterio
EN- la folrna que Sc determine.
* mayor sueldo para los maestros.
Y ademas la Association ratifica to-
dos los acuerdos y peticiones de la
Asamblea Annual de la Asociaci6n de
MaestrOs de Puerto Rico, celebrada
en- San Juan en- ell mes de diciepbre
tiltimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

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dose sus atribuciones 10 que Sc re-
fiere a la parte tecnica, financiera v
disciplinaria del negocio, incluyendo
la fijaci6n de los precios y la compra
de materias primas para poner ell
operaci6n la. fibrica. Seran nombra-
das cOmisiones especiales para dar
trabajo a los operarios que est6n fall
tos de ocupacif'', segdn los preceden.
fes que de ellt Sc tenga en- las Iistas
de los icesantes, preparadas al efecto.
Los patronos, al declarar sus respec
twas opiniones oponiendose la ley,
han dicho que ella les ha de priyar
de su independents tecnlca dentro
del negOcio. que dicen es indispensa.
bic para q manejo practice de toda
industrial. Tambien Sc oponen a que
sus empleados tcngan hinguna inter.
venei6n en- Ia parte financiera de sus
negocios, especialmente en- Ia compra
de los materIales para el consume dc
los mismos one expeciacan es uno de
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Mfg. Co., la que consiste de la pala-
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&c AUTOMOBILES y accessories para los
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dc New Jersey denominada The Bor-
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Continuation de la pdg. 81

Del sciior Ramon L;lbiOsa, Alcaide
dc la Cdrcel de Mayagiiez. incluyendo
la X. c. del s. para indemnizar al sus-
cribiente del pago de haber de casa
habitaci6n que anticip0 en- sus funcio-
mes causa del iiltimO terremOto, des-
de Octubre de 1918 hasta JUNO de 1919.
Y solicitando que sc lie reembolse de-
terminada suma que pag6 con igual
caracter hasta e, de n0viembre del
mismo alo, fecha Ell que Sc instald
la Carcel de Distrito Ell cOndiciOnes
apropiadas Ell dQrde sc ALOHA con sus
familiares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
Las nGdidaS de GiO|itti para pTGVenf las. hue|gaS

los puntos mas delicados en- todo me-
gocio y que concierne, no los traba-
jadores, sino los honbres de negocios
de las varias industrias nacionales.
Los comunistas, dirigidos por Ell
Millionaire .Terrachi, Sc oponen las
opiniones tanto del Gobierno como de
los patronos, asegurando que no debe
darss ninguna participation en el
manejo de las industrias a los traba-
jadores, puesto que tai participation
en- NADIA seryirfa sino para la compile
ia paralizaci6n en- la vida de los ne
gocios nacionales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
ORTECA HERMANOS, SUCESORES.

POseen las guens tahonas panadas San juan General
Contreras Nos 1O6 1Os eeono s1z En- antuce antigua
acredada panadera que peenec6 Hermano
Parada %, teleOnO 534
Ell meor pan que elabora dsribuye domco apdos
hgenco automobiles n socedad que vene presando
vicio de esta indole, hasta la fecha.
Nuero lema artculo SUPERIOR apdez e ervicio exema
complacencia ell clente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
TARJETAS DE IDENTIFICATION

Ell "Permit Agent, de San Juan,
ha exjedido tarjetas de identification
para embarcar a Santo Domingo, a
los scores Trinidad Miranda, de Puer-
to Plata, D. R.; Rafael Cabanas, de
Moca; Gerardo Cabanillas, de San
Juan; y Francisco Cintron, de Ponce.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16

The unusual spectacle Of tears In the
eyes OF screen artists while watching 4
picture in which they played important
parts was witnessed at a New York the
atre some time ago, at a performance q
the William Fox production, over the
HILL" the sensational New York screen
success which comes to the Breed thea
tire next week.
II happened THAI Mrs. Carr. who plays
the mother in the pciture-which was
made from VIII Cartoons well known
poems-took her four kijdies (who also
appear as her children in the 7icture) to
see how they would ike 1t out trent"
Inc Carr clil-urell !..u.s-.-- ssleuIuily Al All
the funny scenes in the picture, but when
the story came TO that part where the
little mother is in adverse circumstances
ana is rescued from a life Of toll and
poverty by her BLACK sheep" son, it was
noticed that all four Of them we've crying.
Stephen Carr. one OF the bgys, WAS the
first to regain his composure, he turned
TO his little sister Rosemary, who sat be-
side him, aking. what in the world are
you crying aoogtg' Rosemary dz1oed
her eyes with a handkerchief before she
replied: "Because mama j. Just Is sweet
in the picture as she is at home"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
REFLECTS POPE's ATTITUDE

Rome. Nov. 10 CBy the A. PA re-
Election Of Pope Benedica's attitude to-
ward the subjects under discussion at
the Washington conference was given 10.
day in an article published by the Cor
r.ere DItalia, the semi-cfficial vatican
organ.
Just and lasting peace" says the
newspaper, SIS the vatican formula
which is gradually being adopted by 9TH
er powers, Benedict XIV preached and
eounseled peace, not only for ending the
conflict then in progress, but a peace
bringing the belligerent nations into
conditions by which they would have
neither the opportunity nor the tenn
! tation to enter new wars. In the papal
proposal Of August ], 1917. ne indicated
| that the fundamental point mustI be the
substitution of moral force and right for
material force of arms. Therefore, g
! just agreement among all for the stimuli.
taneouS and reciprocal diminution Of ar
naments win follow"
The article declared the holy see had
| always been convinced that the funda-
| mental point insuring peace was to rem
der fresh wars extremely improbable, II
not impossible. The newspaper said the
pope had deeply studied proposals for
arbitration and disarmament. holding
| that the simplest and most efficacious
mode of reaching disarmament was by
the abolition OF CONSUMPTION. for without
| conseription the normal life Of a nation
could proceed and war on a grand scale
would be impossible.
The institution OF OBLIGATORY arb'tra-
! tion would be the inevitable result Of dis
armament the newspaper declared. with
| the punishment by economic boycott be.
| Ing applied to recalcitrant nations Ths
article said that President Hardinr's
| Initiative was praiseworthy. but n the
| conference were aiming at the true good
or humanity 1t must inevitably proceed
along the lines formerly indicated by the
| holy see.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
QUALIFICATION EXPRESSED
By SECRETARY HUGHES

Washington, Nov. 15.-(By the a. Pr
Speaking al today's session OF the arma-
ment conference after the spokesman fo-
the four other major powers had de-
c AIRED acceptance in principle 70 the
American armament reduction proposals.
Secretary Hughes said:
Gentlemen, We have listened not oniy
with qualification, but 1 may say with
profound emotion. to these EXPRESSIONS
so cordial, OF agreement IL principle
with the proposal that has been made
on behalf of the United States with re-
spect to the Limitation of naval arma-
ment. 1t will now be in order TO con-
slider the many details which must be
associated with an eX ~ agreement for
that purpose
There are subjects it has been sug-
gested here, which viii appropriately b.
examined by naval experts. and 1t IS the
eesire Of the American government that
what has been proposed by that gov
ernment. with the suggestions that have
been made by Mr.. Ba'four on behalf Of
the British government. by Admiral Ka-
to, on behalf OF the government Of ia
/ pan, and any other suggestions by way
of modihcatk or amsndation or criti-
els mthat may be proper. shall all b.
thoroughly considered. TO the end thai
after the most mature and careful delib
Grafton we may accomplish the grea'
purpose which this conference IN thii
matter has been assembled 10 achieve
But while the time is now opportuns
for the consideration Of these details
the great, first step has been taken II
this notable expression OF approval II
principle Of what has been suggested b,
the American government. And do I q
too far in saying that We may commi
this matter to a technical examination
with the assurance. which I am yer,
certain viii be gratifying to the heart
OF our peoples. that there VIII come on
of this conference an appropriate agree
nent for satisfactory. important, essen
tai reduction Of naval armament to tn
end that offensive naval warfare will b
no more and this great advance will d
made to the accomplishment Of an er
during peace?
IF It Is not desired to have furthe
discussion Of the matter which has bee
brought before us suppose it will b
in order TO adjourn to give opportunit
for the consideration OF the project [
which have referred. And may l adj
\ that / have no doubt that I express tn
wish OF the conference that az an oppcr
tune time, N. BRAND will enjoy the or
portunity Of presenting 20 the conferenc
most fully the views Of France with re
gard TO the subject of :and armamen
which We must discuss?"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLICSALE

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Connecticut. In
the matter of John Donovan, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
1 will sell at public auction on Nov. II,
1921, at one ID o'clock in the afternoon,
q the premises, the remaining properties
G. said bankrupt located in Norwich,
Connecticut, and comprising % a three
tenement housA and lot known as 81
Roath street: CD a double tenement
house and lot known as IS Roath street
CD a double tenement house and lot
known as as North Cliff street: (4) a
tract of land consisting of fifteen (15)
building lots (Amasa c. Hall map or
plan) and located on Valley and Pleasant
streets; 20 part of a tract OF land be-
tween North Cliff street and Roath street
formerly known as THE Shannon iot -
60 two 90 building lots on Cliff street
extension, one a corner lot; and Cd two
building lots facing North Main street
with stone wall.
Dated the 18th day OF November, 1921
WILLIAM H WAKALEE,
Official Auctioneer.
LESLIE L. BREWER, Trustee.
81 Broadway, Norwich, Conn. nev1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
At THE DAVIS

The Chicago Stock company scored
another big hit AZ the Davis theatre yes
terday when they presented FOR their
second attraction a smart snappy and
very amusing comedy entitled NiEhtIs
Night. The play Is one OF especial rner-
il and the various parts were handled IL
decidedly capable manner. Like their
initial offering it was beautifully staged.
Today. matinee and night the COM
pany viii present Scrambled Wives, a
comedy 10 is guaranteed 70 crack any
smile into laugh. Il Is a big Broadway
hit and tells the story OF Mary Lucille
Smith. a young girl, who thinks Sac has
dark and terrible past 10 hide. The
secret IN her Efe IS that, as a result Of
a perfectly innocent boarding school e.
caDade. she had been rushed Into mar
rage with boy whom SIC scarcely
knew. Luckily she was rescued from
this embarrassing position almost before
{ the ceremony was completed. The mar
riags was quietly snnu led and Mary T.u-
cille was hacked OF 70 Europe 10 FORGET
/ her mad prank Returning she meets I,
young fellow with whom a case OF love
at first sight develops The comnl'ra-
] tons which result from Mary's efforts
20 hide this terrible naet makes iris one
OF the most interesting comedies seen IN
years.
| AotlorroW matinee and evening TIRE
players VIII present tho New York Fra
zee theatre success. Smooth as srk. \
new melodrama from the pen OF the emit
nen1 author and movie writer. wizard
MACK. who has given TO the stage Kick
In. The Biz Chance ard Tiger Rose.
Friday afternoon and evening the 3oy
ringing comedy, Wedding ReIls. VIII be
staged and on Saturday afternoon and
evening Max MARGINS and Samuel ship
mans thriller Of thrillers. The Woman IN
Ia Room t.. will be produced. The re
msrksble melodrama IS IN five acts and
seven scenes and was conceded 10 BE-
the eieverest meiodrama that has reach
ed the stage IN The past twenty vearr.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16

Over the HI. the wonder picturs Of
Broadway. that has easily oatl4slanced
every other screen presentation in thu
matter Oi = continuous run n New YORK.
viii be seen here ~ <Ae Breed theatre
next week.
over the Hiu is an unusual picture.
II does not depend upon the eternal tri-
angle for lis sustained interest Nor
require mob scenes 10 bolster up short
conings. There IS something 50 sweet
and wholesome ami interesting in the
story that the b.ase New Yorker. 80 par
ticular and discriminating in his choice
Of theatrical entertainment, has seen ht
to give il his steady patronage ana un-
qualified enthusiasm ever since il was
first shown there IN September, 1920.
Pau, II. Sloane adapted the story from
VIII Carleton's Farm Ballards and Harry
AiillaFde directed it. William FoX. tta
producer, has supplied a cops of Eiagu-
larry competent players.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
strand Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY.

The vaudeville program for the last
half Of this week win consist Of four p.
F. Keith acts which promise 70 uphold
the former standards Of the Strand van
deville acts.
How the great power ~ love VIII over
come the desire FOR revenge Is told IN n
vivid manner IN the newest release Of
the Pioneer Film Corporation. Beyond
the Crossroads, which comes 20 the
Strand theatre tomorrow.
The photorIay is adapted from tno
story by Bradley Kins. and was directed
for the screen ny Llovd Carleton Ora
Carew has been assigned the feading
role. and II is doubtful If she has ever
appeared TO better advantage than IN
the part Of Nancy Fordhsm. the errin-
wife OF an Alaskan miner.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
SLATER HALL CONCERT SERIES

The Academy musical course, consist
ing OF four concerts by world famous
artists affords a great opportunity 10 nu-
sic lovers.
The artists will appear as follows:
On Wednesday. Nov. seth, The London
String Quartet. the premiere string quar-
tet of Europe.
On Friday. Jan c. Erika Aforini. the
greatest woman violinist in the world.
On Wednesday, Jan. 18th. Florence
Macbeth, the brilliant coloratura sou-a-
no Of the Chicago Opera Co.
On Wednesday. Feb. Is. Fred Patton.
the famous American baritone. and Nav
Nuke, the leading 'celiist or l5ngiand.
Tickets for this course are $3.50. Tho
net proceeds VIII be given for the benefit
Of the Backus hospital Course tickets
viii be on sale on Friday morning. Nov.
18th, at a m. AZ Cranstnn's. o., broad
way Patrons are urged TO secure Their
course tickets without delay.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
Secures Fins Residence site on saohenr
Street

Through the agency o. Archa ". Colt,
one Of the most deslrsbl. house lots in
Norwich has been sold by Antoinette ".
VanCleef Of Jersey City. y. J.. TO Attor-
ney Harry L. Peterson Of this city. Ths
land Is on the northerly side OF Sacheln
street and adso'ns the property Of Mrs.
ti.izaoeth {. Robinson e al. Il over
looks the lawns ana orchard % the rrop.
er;y OF the Misses Lucas. 7 has :. front
age on Sachem street ~ rs feet and e
- ieet IN uenth. MI Peterson plans "a
. suiin 2 residence on the site In the near
future.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement VIII Get r
What Is Going On TONIGHT

chicago Stock Co. a. Davis Theatre.
buckingham Council. No. "a II q. II.
A ~, meets At buckingham Memorial
Somerset Lodge. No. "a, +. and A. n
meets Al Masonic Temple.
Hope Rebekah Lodge M 81 n N
F.. meets in Odd Fellows Han.
munity House.
Chicago Stock Co. at Davis Theatre.
NzuceViile and Notion Plctures Al
Strand Theatre
Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
ATTY.-GEN. J. WESTON ALLEN
INDICTED FOR LARCFNcy

Boston, Nov. 15.-Attorney General ].
weston Allen was indicted for larcency
by the Suffold county grand jury today.
He was served with a, warrant at the
state house later this afternoon and
agreed to answer to the indictment in
court later. The indictment was re-
turned secretly. The larcency alleged was
said to be a small amount involved in a
case which he handled as counsel sew
eraI years ago.