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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
WAR MEMORIES
CAUSE SUICIDE
Commander of Lost Bat
TALON" Takes His Life
at Sea
LEAVES LETTERS TO
EXPLAIN HIS ACT
Friends of Iicut.-Co G. w. Whttlesey
Say Services to Unknown Dead Was
Last Bl0w-His Sailing for Havana
Unknown to His Associates

Unknown to His Associates
NEW YORK. Nov. 29-Secret brood
ing over the memories of his experience il
the great war from which he emerged one
of Americas greatest individual heroes
was ascribed today by friends and rela
tives of Lieut. Col. Charles W. Whittles
ley as the cause of his taking his life
Sunday while on the way to Havana.
Leaving several letters, presumably eX-
planning his act, the commander Of the
Lost Battalion" disappeared from the
steamship ToIoa 24 hours out from New
York. His intimate friends had no idea
he was making an ocean voyage.
Members of his family and close busi-
ness associates were incredulOuS at first
when a wireless despatch reported him
missing. Then they began to recall Incl
dents which pieced together might have
been recognized as indications that his
spirit was shaken by the rccurTent memo
ries of his brothers-in-arms, who had uled
before his eyes in France.
The last blow they said. more trying
than the rest, was in Washington a fort
night ago when Colonel WhittleSey took
part in the funeral services for America 5
unknown soldier. He returned from the
pital more depressed than ever. There
he had met hundreds of former friends
and had marked anew the gaps in the
ranks of the men he loved.
His mind stopped" was the eXplana-
tion of Robert Forsyth Little, of the law
firm of White & Case, with which Colonel
Whittlesey had been associated for about
a year.
1T had all it could bear. remarkable
mind though it was"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
sPRUCE-P0wERs WEDDING.
Couple Married Last Evening by Rev. c
w Bishop of West BrattIeboro.

Jesse :. Spruce. who is employed in
the Wilson Bros. garage. and Miss Flor
ence J. Powers. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Powers Of Marlboro. were married
last evening bv Rev G. w Bishop. pastor
Of the West Rrattleboro Baptist church.
4 single ring service was used The bride
wore a brown travelling suit with hat and
veil to match.
Mrs. Spruce attended the Wilmington
high school and for a year and a half
has been employed in Brattleboro. Mr..
Spruce is a son of Mrs. Frank GOnyer of
IIinsdalr He was overseas a wear, going
from Massachusetts, in the 47th Coast
Artillery Since his return he has been
engaged i'm garage work They win be
at home after Dee. ; at 104 Canal street.
where they have a furnished tenement.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
Odd Fellows Temple

Tuesday evening, Nov. 29.-Institution
Ladies' Auxiliary, Col. Spear and staff
officiating. Every Canton member is ex-
pectrd to be present. every active chcva-
her in full dress at 7.45 o'clock ready to
fall in. Our comrades from Bellows Falls
must leave on the 1915 train, therefore
we must be prompt. Per order Of com
mandant.
Thursday, Dec I, Regular meeting
Oasis Encampment No. ;. Nomina-
tion Of officers. \ good attendance is de
sired.
Pool Tournament soon. Sign up now.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
CONTINUED on Page g.
zBYSZKO THROWS LEWIS.
Old Rolling Fall Gives Him Victory over
the "StraD gIer"

NEW YORK, Nov. Wrestling
rules of years ago were enforced here last
night and recognition was given the roll
ing fall which enabled Stanisleus
Zbyszko to retain his heavyweight wTeSt-
ling title in n finish match with Ed
(Strangler) Lewis.
Lewis Won the first fall last night with
81 seconds of wrestling. Zbyszko was
awarded the second fall after y minutes.
% seconds, and the third fall, also of the
rolling type. came in Il minutes, 10 see
onds. Zbyszko taking Lewis to the mat
with a double arm lock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
VERMONT MAN CONFEssEs.
James Hastings of Rutland Says He
Killed Park Guard

PHILADELPHIA, Nov % James
Hastings who gave his home as Rutland,
Vt. confessed yesterday. according to the
police he fred the shot that killed Vim
cent Hanley. a park guard. here Satur-
day night. William Present. said to be
from Boston. Mass, is held without bail
in connection with the shooting. The
men under arrest were suspected by Han
ley of driving a stolen automobile and
when he approached the car, the driver
fred
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29

Miss Charlotte c. Pierpont. L. V. NJ
'1G. who has been state leader Of home
demonstration agents with the extension
service of the University of Vermont
Agricultural college since that position
was created in 1917. has resigned her 20
sition to take effect Jan. /. 1922 Miss
Pierpont gives as the reason for her res
ignation the fact that she is to be mar
ried early in 1922 to II. X. Brooks of St
Adams. prominent farmer in that local
ity and until recently president of the
franklin County Farm Bureau
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
Methodist Episcopal Church

Tuesday evening. 7.3O-Poverty party
in the vestry, as the fourth event in the
Methodist recreation program given by
the Epworth League for all young people
Of the church
Wednesday, Nov 80. at 3 p. NJ
Ladies' Aid society will hold regular
business meeting in the League room.
Friday evening. church training
G.G0-Buffet supper; 630-Intermission !:
7.30-Prayer meeting 7.45 Stewardship
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
GIVES 10 Tons or MILK \ YEAR.
H0Istein Bcss, Massachusetts Cow, Near
Championship for Milk Production.

DELAVAN.. Wis. Nov. 29.-A new
milk producing champion has just been
discovered, says the Holstein-Friesian as
'sociation
She is a Holsten, Korain Finderne
Bess, owned by T. T. Field. Dutchlaud
Holstein Farms, Brockton. Mass. Her
record is 32,563 pounds of milk in one
year, Slightly more than 1871 tons, and
in butterfat she produced the equivalent
of ! .2S1 pounds of butter.
In milk production only three other
cows i'm the world ever have exceeded the
record of Bess. Segis Pietertjc Prospect
of Seattle, Wash. set the worlds mark
of more than $1,000 pounds of milk in one
wear.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
Masonic Temple

Tuesday. Nov %, at $50 p. m.-Spe-
cial meeting Of Webster Lodge of Perfcc-
tion. Deputy viii present dispensations
for new Masonic bodies 4 full attend
ance is important
Thursday. Dec 1. 7.30 p. m.-Special
communication of Brattleboro lodge. No
102. Work: f. A degree.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
First Baptist Church

Tuesday. 730-Christian Endcavor So
Ciety.
dnesday-Annual cbicken-pie sup
per and sale by Wumcn's society at Odd
Fellows temple. Sale / p. m. Supper
at 65 cents per plate, from > to 7.3O.
Friday. p. m-Junior Endeavor So
c;cty; 6-Buffet supper; 6-30-Mission
study classes; 7.30-Church prayer meet
ing
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
DENY AN INVESTIGATION.
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers VIII Not Al
low Unions to EXamine Books

LYNN. Mass. Nov 29-The Lynn
Shoe Manufacturers association in let
ter to union leaders yesterday reafirmed
the decision not to permit investigation Of
the books of its members in connection
with its proposal for a 20 per cent wage
reduction. The manufacturers had sug-
gested investigation of wages, hours and
shop conditions. Union leaders asked to
have the inquiry extended to the manu-
faCturCrs' books.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
Red Men S Hall

Thursday, Dec. SPECIAL meeting
PocahOntas council, No. /, d. of p. A
good attendance is desired
Friday, Dee. Especial meeting Quo
nellticut tribe, No. ,, I. O. r. NJ. Warr;-
or's degree.
Sign up now for the pool tournament.
Dance every Saturday night.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29

The two Cinnamon. Coon Bee and Hon
Marsett. a teacher in one of the rural
schools near Bakersfield when she opened
session two weeks ago Monday morning.
We're released Saturday from Franklin
county jail. They furnished bonds for
appearance when wanted before the
United States immigration officials. They
are charged with trying to enter this
country contrary TO the United States inn
migration laws.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29

Saturday for the governors conference at
Charleston, S c. At the close of this
conference. which lasts until Dec. Z. they
will go to Washington ID. c., where the
governors and their ladies are to be en-
tertained by President and Mrs Harding
at the White House on Dec. S.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
MORATORIUM TO GERMANY.
British Cabinet Consider Granting One
on Certain Terms.

LONDON. Nov. % The Daily Mail
says the British cabinet may urge a
moratorium on Gcrmany'~ debts to the
allies of two or three Years. on condition
that she cease manufacturing currency,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
HEDLUND TRACK COACH.
Boston University Engages Record Run
ner to Train Men.

Of Oscar Hedlund. holder of the two-mile-
track record and a record of the 1912
OLYMPIC team, as track coach at Boston
University was announced today He'd
uud's speciality when he was competing
was the mile run and in 1912 he equalIed
.he mile indoor record of 449 10
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29

II Allen Railex of Winooski has been
appointed judge advocate of the National
Guard of Vermont. with the rank of cap
tain, on the departmental staff. according
to an announcement made bv Adiutant-
General Herbert T. johnson of Montpelier
Saturday. 1t is understood that Captain
Bailey's commission win date from Sat
urday. Nov 26. Captain Bailey is a
graduate of the University of Vermont in
the class of 1914 He received a degree
as master of arts at the University of Yer
mont in 1915, and graduated from the
Harvard Law School in 1913. He was
admitted to the bar in this state in Octo-
ber, 1918. Captain Bailey's appointment
fills a vacancy that has existed for some
time Col L. w Gibson Of Brattleboro
was at one time judge advocate but re-
signed to assume command Of Company /,
J72d Infantry. in Brattleboro, in which
capacity he was serving when he was pro-
NOTED to be colonel of the Vermont regi-
ment last August.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
Centre Congregational Church

Wednesday, Nov. 30, 40 to 10 p. m.-
Social evening in the chapel for the young
people of high school age and over. The
social will be in charge of X. c. Clark
class.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
IRISH MAY UNITE THEMSELVES

Premier GTaIs Of IstFT GIVes OIt Hope
ful Statement.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Admission # a
possibility that Ulster and the South of
Ireland may some day coaleace of their
owr free VIII in a government of all Ire
land is ascribed to Sir James Craig.
Ulster premier. in an interview published
by the Daily Mirror
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
Universalist Church
Supper Menu.

Fer Thursday evening at G15: Cold
roast pork, baked beans. pickles, rolls, pie.
cake. coffee Tickets 10 cents.
The Ladies' Circle win hold a regular
meeting Thursday Dee. I. at 40 p. IN.
\ public supper will be served at 6.15.
On the same evening the Daughters of the
Master viii hold sale of aprons and
other articles for benefit of the Christ
mas fund.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
Reason Enough.

j Old LADY, hope you don't sell papers
on Sunday
Small Newsboy (sadly) y)-No'm: amt
big enuf to carry the Sunday 'ditiops yet.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29
DR.. GORHAM DIES
IN BELLOWS FALLS
Well-KnOwn Specialist Had
Been iii with Hardening
of Arteries
MAINTAINED OFFICE
HERE FORMERLY
Was Director of BrattIebOro Trust Co.
Past Grand Master of knights TEN
plar of yErm0nt-Knigllts TempIar
Funeral Thursday

DR.. George II. Gorham, GA, of Bellows
Falls, a specialist in diseases of the eye,
car. nose and throat, who for many
wears up TO about nine years ago had an
Office I'm BrattlebOro which he visited two
days a week, died yesterday afternoon in
his home at 20 School street, Bellows
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-29

Friday, Z p. m.-Junior Union.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
NO Es CIERTo

Sc nos informa en- las ofcihas de la
porto Rico Railway Light & Power
Company que es erronea la notieia
cue pareciera reeientemente en- uno
de los diarios de la lOcalidad, de ha-
Der sido nombrado Don Jose Benz
tez Gomez, Manager" del ''Parque
Borinqueu'
III seiior Benitez era el ayudante
del Sr Denton cuando este seiior err
Manager del citado Parque, y ha-
biendo este ultimo presentado la re
nuncia de su cargo, lie sustituye re.
glamentariamente el ayudante Sr. Be
nitez Gomez, quien hasta la fechl
oeupa el puesto temporalmente, por
que aln no Sc ha resuelto NADIA por
81 Director de la Compafiia acerca
de la vacantc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
UNA BODA

Reprodueimos de un periodico de Ca
narias una breve rese1a de la boda de
nuestro querido amigo companero don
Matias Real con la encantadora Srta.
America Garcia Corrales, pertepecien-
te una de las mas distinguidas fami-
las de la capital de aquel Archipelago:
"Nuestro querido amigo y compafie-
ro, Ell notable poeta don Matias Real
GonzalezS celebr6 aver su enlace matri-
monial, con la bella sefiorita America
Garcia Corrales.
La ceremonial nupcial tuvo lugar an
te ell altar mayor de la Parroquia Ma
triz, a las 8 de la manana, bendiciendo
la union de arcipreste del distrito, don
Francisco Herraiz Malo.
La novia lucia un elegante atavio
de seda blanco, con encaje chantilly,
plumas azahares, regalo del contra
yente. Recogian la cola, las nifias Isa-
belita Fumes y Maria del Pillar Garcia
COrrales.
Apadrinaron la simpatica pareja, la
distinguida senorita Irene Garcia Co
rrales, hermana de Ia novia y nuestro
compaAero en- la prensa. ell director de
la revista ''Puerto Rico Ilustrado'', ,,
don Romualdo Real, hermano del
novio, representado por ell comerciante
de esta plaza. don Jose G.. Corrales.
Firmaron el acta testihcal, por parte
de la desposada, ell jefe de la Tabaca-
lera, don Luis Animany; Ell segundo jefe
de Telegrafos, don Jose Fernandez viz
caino, ell catedratico fde la Escuela
Superior de Comercio, don Manuel Ra-
mirez valladares, Y por parte del no
vio, ell letrado consistorial. don Ramon
Gil Roldan; ell concejal de este Aynnta
miento, don Jose Stella, Ell tenedor
de libros de esta Delegation de Hacien
da, don Jose Molowny.
Terminada la ceremonial nupcial, los
convidados Sc trasladaron al domicilio
de la contrayente, donde fueron obse-
quiadOs con inusitada esplendidez, ha-
ciendo los honores de la casa las aim-
paticas seforitas Irene, Lola y Asun-
ci6n Garcia Corrales.
Entire los numero5os invitados, re-
cordamos a las seferas de Valladares,
(Continla en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
DON RAMON LLovERAs soLER

Procedente d eCuba, Estados Unidos
Y Canada, en- donde permaneci6 graft
sima temporada, que dedico al resta-
blecimiento de su salud, ha regresado
Ell muy estimado caballero cuyo NOM
bre encabeza estas hneas, duelo del
excelente acreditado "Cine Puerto
Rico'', que funciona, con gran 6xito,
en- Santurce.
Ell Sr. Lloveras, por su valer indis-
cEtible y sus atlas dotes de nobleza y
caballerosidad, fu6 objeto de muy ex-
presivos homenajes en- su excursion, par
ticularmente en- la Habana, donde lie
agasaj6 mucho la brillante Colonia por-
torriquefia residente ALI.
AL recibir al Sr. Lloveras, cuando lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
DE DIsTRITo
(sECcIoN sEGUNDA)

Pedro Santiago, Francisco Santiago
y Tomas Pizarro, atentado a la vida.
Sc .celebr6 la vista del case, con
Ell fiscal y los acusados con su abogado
Jose Soto Rivera. Sc paso lista los
jurados y Sc sortearon doce, resultan-
do elegidos y aceptados los siguientes:
Arturo Grau, de Rio Piedras; Francisco
Tellado, San Juan; Luis Martinez San
tin, Vega Baja; Fermin Ventura, Toa
Baja; Jose Rivera Lebr6n, Rio Piedras;
Antonio Morales, Naranjito; Rosario
Agosto, Lola; Antonio Perez, Toa Ba
ia; Jose Escalera, Vega Alta; Alejan-
dro Bozzo, San Juan; Raimundo Mo
rales, Naranjito. Sc juramento los
elegidos; Sc di6 lectura la acusacion,
hacienda los acusados, por medic de su
defensor, la allegation de ''no culpa-
bles''. Sc practice la ,prueba, y, luego,
comenz6se apracticar la de los acusa
dos. A las doce del dia Sc suspendi6
la session, quedando Ell jurado ~bajo la
custodia del Marshal, Quien Sc
jurament6 debidamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
DE "BASE BALL"

He de manifestar que oy6ndolas de
los labios del senior Colon, puedo Greer
solamente haya dicho tales palabras;
pues el mismo domingo, en- ell curse del
juego, mediante pregunta que me hiciera
sobre quienes eran mis- jugadores, uno
por uno Sc los fui nombrando hasta
seflalandole hacia donde estaban varios
de ellos que Sc encontraban presencian
do el juego, quienes consider6 competen-
tes.
Pero alr asi, 81 este dijo el sefior Co
Ion, no le voy a rebatir ell concepto mas
o menos que tenga tornado de mi no.
vena; pero 81 he de manifestar, que eco
no era motive alguno para que "Don
Pepito' me dejara sin juego, otorgan-
dole por tercera vez el turno su team
''San juan; porque 81 el puerto
Rico no Queria jugar por causa algu-
ma, asi estaba ell "Cata1o Stars" ain
su misma novena, no que de esta manera
ha echado por el suelo la palabra que
empeii6 en- medic de una Junta como an
tes he dicho, conmigo y todos los jugs-
dores que integran mi novena, y en- pre-
sencia del joven Rafael H. Diaz ell
cronista deportivo de Ell MUNDo, 50
nor Monsant
81 con Intermediates de esta indo-
lie SO piensa levantar ell deporte de Ia
pelota en- la capital, es mi opinion que
cada dia ira como ell cangrejo: para
atras. He dicho.
Con grac1as anticipates, senior Direc
tor quedo suyo affmo.,
Luis ROSARIO, JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
TOPICOS DEL M0NENTO

Ell MUNDO ha publicado va las re-
cientes informaciones rccibidas por me
diaei6n de amigos portorziquenos re-
siGentes en- Nueva York, informaciones
que dan cuelta detaHata Ge la penosa
stuacion por que atraviesan actual
mente centenares de portorriqueIos en-
aquella urbe.
El senior Cruzado, que ha dado prue
bas evidentes de su amor PATRIOTS
mo, siempre que asi Sc 10 han exigi6o
las circunstancias mas apremiantes, Sc
apresura escribirnos, para relatarnos
la espantosa ,situacion pecunaria que
hoy -desgracia inesperada,- invade
los hogares de esos compatriotas. Y ell
scfior Fiol Ramos, otro magnanimo co
raz6n portorriqueno, residente en- aque
la urbe, nos escribe, ssimismo, dando-
nos a comprender, con su actitud gene
rosa. que el tambi6n ha visto con do
lor y Sc ha undo a la incalifcablo
desgracia que afige actualm snte, en-
tierras neoyorquinas, a muchos nature
les de Puerto Rico.
ET cuadro, pues quo Sc nos presentq
a la vista, no puede ser mas desolador,
" debemcs,-es nuestro deber,- poner,
o por 10 menos tratar de poner, a todo
trance, coto las desdichas sinsabo-
res que hoy sufren nuestros desven-
turados Y ausentes compatriotas.
Todos estamos en- Ell deber ineludible
de aminorar, por 10 menos, estos dolo
res y estos sufrimientos. FL que nues
tros obolos sean insignifcantes, no i'm
porta: este no empeGe para que ha-
gamos demostraciones ante ell mundo
que nos observa en- nuestras aetuacio-
neS, politicas y morales, de que somos,
ante tode, y en- todos los frances mas
desesperados, portorriquelos dignos, c1u
dadanos mobiles, que gOzamos cuando
hay que gozar, que sufrimos cuandc
la suerte adverse destruye, tormentosa
y cruel, la felicidad de nuestros her
manos portorriquefios en- desgracia.
Las cantieades en- dinero que Sc re-
ciben en- Ell MUNDO, para por su con
ducto ser remesadas a las familias, por
torriquenas que sufren hambre priva
clones en- Nueva York, Sc muItiplican
consecutiVamente; pero es necesario
que tomemos mayor inter6s EN- este
asunto, ques no debe decaer. por un
momento, y que aqu6llos que, por al
guna eircunstancia; no pueden ,contri-
bEir con crecidas sumas, envien por
10 menos 10 que les permitan sus alcan
ces, a la "'Asociaci6n Puertorrique-
ma, de Nueva York, va que SO trata
de una obra de sumo patriotismo que
reclama la cooperation, grande o pc
auefa, de todos los. portorriquenos, Y,
aun mas, de todos los ciudadanos, fueren
no portorriquenos, quienes les in
cumben las desgracias ell dolor aje-
nos, como desgracia dolor es 10 que
sufren hoy en- Nueva York muchas IA
milias portorriquenas.
Rafael Palacios Frade.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
g. !; g. 0{|;I;';'[Ii1BurtalcA

shal'', quien Sc jurament6 en- la Sc
sion de la ma1ana.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS. Cruz
Acosta, infracci6n ley de auton6viles.
Ell Tribunal dispuso la devoluci6n de
la fianza prestada en- effective por $1OO,
expidi6rdose un cheque favor del Sc
cretario del Tribunal Municipal de Ba-
yam6n;' por s1OO.
Baltasar Fernandez otra, ex-parte,
nombramiento de defensor. El Tribu-
nal nombr6 a don Ramiro Fernandez
defensor del menor Jose Manuel Fer
randez, al objeto que dice la resolu-
ci6n.
Julio Cayeno VS. Catalina Pizarro,
cobro de dinero, etc. El Tribunal dis
puso el requerimiento del demandado,
para que, dentro del termino de ley,
pague la hipoteca del case, y 10 den.as
que dice Ia orden.
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS. Pedro
Santiago, Francisco Santiago otro,
d. Id N4Ild. 6l uIduO NOlN1O
a la sala del Tribunal trayendo un
veredicto de cTlpabilidad, de aGome-
timiento y aggression con circunstancias
agravantes, respecto de Pedro Santa
go; y de "no culpable'', acera de
Tomas Pizarro. EI Tribunal acept6 ell
veredicto, declarardo a Pedro Fran
cisco Santiago culpables de acometi-
miento y aggression con circumstances
agravantes, senalando ell dia % para
dictar sentencia, y absolvi6 a Tomas
Pizarro
Isabel Iglesias VS.. Arturo Carreras,
liquidaci6n de gananciales. El Tribu-
nal aprobo una estipulacion de las par
tes para que ell senior Ortiz Alibran
presto una fanza por $500.
Ell Pueblo de Pueblo de Puerto Rico
VS.. Jesus Cruz Gomez, asesinato
Ambos casos, senalados ell primero
para ell dia 27 y ell segundo para ell
dia 1 de febrero, fueron suspendidos
por el Tribunal hasta nuevo sefiala--
miento, petici6n del abogado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
<@s5PBAJoERRf&Tf. "a.
FUEGO Y CENlZAS

quo .esta soluci6n fu6 eliminada del
programa Tendriamos, pues dentro
de. Union. una propaganda estadis
tioA cuyo efteto De division seria sin
duta mas MARIA 70. que Il de eual-
qaier otra tendencia.
Las asceiaeiones Aaeionalistas, no
son Dor tanto innecesarias. Elias ae.a
R.ran las rosas.
EyitaFan d. ~ eonfundan los ter
mines que uuas veces Sc entienda que
uH peusador Sc declare partidario de
d Asociaci6n con Norte America en-
Il Esiado 3 ctras vecess confundi6n
desc gaizas. Sc manifesto como auto
nomista. 81 esa autonomia ha de ser
e. esiat5n para q Estado segdn unos,
pueee ser q eslabon para Ia Indepen
lencia, segan otros Y q ESQ tiende
Ia organization d. los Naeionalistas;
= aeiaraF q analizar las idols y los
hambres, para saber a que stenerse.
81 somos realmeute una minoria
que domino por hs eircunstaneias,
mas cue por IA eonsisteneia de su
Ideal bueno es saberlo. Tengo para
mi sin embargo ) dejando aparte el
praceso aut0n6mico acceptable co.
me transito por eualquier soluei6n,
cue p soluei6n Independeneia y Ia so
luei6n Estado, son dentro dc la
Union
-lQusg
-tuego s ceniza.