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z PERCENT
AVERAGE GUT
IN THE AWARD
ALL CLASSES AFFECTED
/. BY THE REDUCTION
Engineers, Common Labor
and Even Office Boys Re-
ceive Lower Wage.

Chicago. May 31.-An estimated four
hundred million dollars will be siashed
from the nations railway wage bill.
when an order cutting wages an average
OF Il per cent. to he handed down to-
morrow by the United States railroad
labor board. becomes effective July L,
The order affects members OF thirty
on, labor organizations employed on 104
railroads.
While the decrease Is specifically ap-
plird only to the roads whose cases have
been heard ly the board. the decision
SAYS It may later be applied TO any
other road asking a herring under the
provisions Of the Esch-Cumm!ns trns-
portation act.
Percentages Of reductions computed
by members OF the board. gave the aver
age of - per cent, and the same source
estimated the annual reduction IN wages
1T approximately s400.o00.000.
TIL. railroad labor board recently re-
classified the various employees IN con-
nsction with railway operations, and
this, il was pointed out, may have some
effect on labor costs.
The board. few weeks ago, ordered
abrogation Of the national working
agreem,ns. to become effective July l.
AT the hearing on the petition Tor
abrogation OF these agreements, rail-
road witnesses estimated savings in la
Dor costs as high as $300,0o6.o00 an
nually. Thic would be in addition to
the saving possible through the current
wage reduction decision.
The decision grants reductions varying
from to Is cents an hour. or from to
IS per cent. and in the case OF section
laborcrs. completely wipes out the in
crease granted that class Of employees in
the $6O0.o00. 1000 wage award Of July
/, 1890. For section men the reduction
was approximately IS pec cent. Switch
men and shop Crafts were given per
cent reduction while the train service
men were cut approximately per cent.
fHrufI~usd m Y-~a YourXANnl
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NOR. 1Aapuo Iono1 GUEST.

WASHINGTON. May 81. President
Harding was the guest OF tho NaSnt
Academy Class Of 1881 at lis lorletn
reunion dinner here tonight. he W.
I'M roIuecd by Secretary Of War Weeks.
a member OF the class, but his address
was not reported. the event beng a
nrivate affair. Previously members OF
the class had been received by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding at the White
House.
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WOMAN TRIED
FOR MURDER IS
HYSTER|CAL
DENOUNCES WITNESS
IN THE COURT ROOM
Testimony to Plot For Beat
ing Up or Murder Of Mrs.
Motifs Husband.

Iridgcpnrt. uunn, May Gl.--Thc trial
OF Mrs. Ethel II. Mott. charged with the
murder Of her husband. WAS Interrupted
this afternoon for fnrry-f1vc minutes as
Il result Of the defendant becoming hys-
terical when william Rooney testified
that ne waited two nights with hatchet
for George b. Mott.
You. lie. Don't You say that YOU
were ever in my house" cried Mrs Mott.
jumping from her seat and rushing
toward the witness. AS she was pulled
back to her seat, Mrs. Mott said: They
are lying so. I can't stand 1t any
longer"
She was carried into the sherifrs
room and court recessed until she re-
gained her cnmposurc.
discriminating Letters.
The state placed in evidence today
more than fifty letters alleged 10 have
been written 10 EElwooi H. Wade by
Mrs. Nott. TIL" letters. II was said
were kept by Wade In his cell in the
state prison. previous t. his execution
for IA" murder Of Mott Then they
urre turned Over to Wadc's widow. who
gave them to States Attorney Cum
mnrS.
Mrs. Eliza 4. Wade. mother Of Wade
was called to the stand and identified
many OF the letters rs those received
ny her son from Mrs. Mott. None OF
the letters was read. however, as court
adjourned for the day.
Rooney. an rmplUyc OF the Bridge
port isolation hospital. testified that he
met Wade and Mrs. Mott on the street
about two weeks before the murder
Wade told him. hc said. that Mrs. Nott
had had trouble with her husband and
that he would like some help IN giving
Mott n beating. Wade showed MN
revolver, the witness continued, when
he said had been given TO him by Mrs.
Mott.
Tells Of Conspiracy.
week before the murder. Rooney
, testified, he went to the Mott home with
Wade and was given hatchet mo
cyItness said he sat on the front stairs
Whiting for Not, to come home and
tvux aw-ak-rrtr about l-!5o n. m. ny
Mrs. Mott who told him that She did
not think her husband was coming home
that night. He left the house. Rooney
said. and the next evening returned.
! After sitting on the stairs for snort
time he said. Wade cam" in and they
mad a talk. Then h" loft the scene.
Rooney continued. and saw no more
of Wade or Mrs. Mott until some nme
after the murder
At tho Wade trial. Rooney testified
tina, he left tho Not, home and had
M moro to do with IN" case following
: talk with Wade In which MURDER
was mentioned. Up TO that time he mad
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Killed.:
10 Injured
BOMB FALLING FROM
ARMY PLANE EXPLODES
Two of the Injured Army
Men, Including Capt. Hall,
Expected to Die.

Washington. May 3l.-F'ivc men were
probably fatally. by the cxpldton o.
n bomb at the Aberdeen, Maryland, arm!
proving grounds during preparations lo'
airplanc bombing experiments. accord
ing to official reports te!ephoncd I'M
war department tonight by MaJ"r VIII
liam \. Borden and captain Claudio!
n. NJ. Roberts, special investigators sen
from here TO report and ascertain IN
cause OF the explosion.
The Dead.
Private Allen W. sherman. four
tccnth air squadron. - years OLD. OF
Hazelton. Ia. hit in head by flag
mcnts Of the bomb and died I'M
mcdiatcly.
Private Elmer II. Grimmel. four
iccnth air squadron. Is years old, OF
Belair. Md. mutilatrd and died he
fore he could be taken 70 the hos
pi,al.
Robert NJ Herr. civilian employ
cI27 Maryland avenue. Baltimore,
died in Aberdeen proving ground
hospital
Corporal Raymond s +. Bohle.
34th ordnance company. IS years
old. PA Orleans street. Baltimore
died in Aberdeen hospital at s:So,
y. m.
Private Lee s. Hitc. fourteenth afr
SQUADRON. IS years old, of Martins
burg. W. Va. died late tonight.
Ths injured.
CaptaIn Joseph +. Hall, air SerN-
ice, Of New Haven. Conn, was Ha'a
tu be not expected To 1--we. He was
wounded severely about the eyes
and face.
First Lieutenant Carl q. Eliason.
air service. of liagerStown. MO- lAe
report said. was expected |" re-
cover. His thumb and Dith Eng'r
Of the right hand had been removed
the adviccs said. and il was probable
that the fourth finger would Also
have to be amputated.
Private Samuel WcinStock. or the
HIth ordnance company. suffered u
puuctur.d lung and was not ex-
pectcd to recover.
privatcs l.. =. lfite. OF the litn
SQUADRON. air service. L. w. Hail.
NJ D. Blczins. Of the same organize
lion: Charles J. O'Ncill, of the Sith
ordnance company. and lHw&ri
Jarry, Of the same organizntion' all
wrrc wounded and recovery was re-
ported to be doubtful.
privates $. Z. Nance. Attn ord
nance company; l.. 7. Tltlow. OF the
sIth ordnance company. were severe
~ injured. and the reports satd' was
expected to recover.
Non. Of the home addresses NJ IN
enlisted men were available mere toa'Bn'
Responsidlity Not FiIsd.
Neither Major Borden nor captain
Roberts attempted in oral statements
tonight to fix the responsibility 'or lh'
explosion. They said they had occn un
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Labor Boss Guilty as
Williams ACComD|iCe

C"vinGton. Ga. May 3l.-Clydc Man
ming negro farm boss on the John S.
Williams plantation. in Jasper county.
was found guilty OF murder by jury
late today In connection with the death
Of Lindsey Peterson. on" Of the eleven
negroes alleged to have b"cn held IN
p,"nagc and then killed on the farm
a few months ago. The jury was out
thirty-five minutes. Manning was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment.
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ARRESTED FOR SHORTAGE

Gallipolis. O.. May 31.-Thomas Barna.
manager OF the Vulcan Coal company
mines near Middlcport. Ohio, was ar
rested last night on a specific charge Of
being short $1,000 in his accounts. Au-
dItors are said to have found a shortage
Of over $4,000 In the company's ac-
counts.
The Vulcan company Is controlled by
eastern capital
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Saturday night the Double Vote
period ends. What Will ii mean TO you
members? WIZ II mean that you have
spent weeks in gathering in Subscrir-
tions and votes. and then have slack"ned
your pace this late in the race and lost?
Or will 1t mean that you have protected
the good work yau have done already,
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THE WAFFLE.

Wort virTinia-Partly cloudy Wed
nssday and Thursday; somewhat lower
temperature.
Ohio and Western Ponnsylvania-rair
and cooler "wednesday; ThurSday fair,
With moderate temperature
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s. POLES AND
GERMANS SLAIN

AnnabsrE. si1eEis, May 3l.-fnty
Poles and fftesn Germans were killed
and q total OF about ITS were
wounded, when Polish insurgsnts At
tempted to take Annaberg, after
brief sheIling by small field pieces.
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CONTINUED on Page Tourteen)

said. the program wa3 merely to beat
old Mott up.
Under cross-cxa mination today by
Horny J.. Shannon. of counsel for the
defense. Rooney said Wade promised
him 5000 If ne would beat up Mott.
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VOTING LIST TODAY SHOWS MEMBERS WORKING
zEAlOUSLY FOR MAIN POSITIONS IN BIG DRIVE

CAMPAIGN HAS DEVELOPED INTO MOST INTERESTING RACE
FOR REWARD THIS SECTION HAS EVER WITNESSED
ANYBODYS RACE so FAR WITH EVERY MEMBER RE-
DOUBLING EFFORTS DURING THE PRESENT LIBERAL
OFFER-LAST CALL FOR DOUBLE VOTES.
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Irish Rebels Explode
Mine Under Band; Six
Killed and Il Wounded

Dublin. May 81 Military head
snart.r. hsrs issued statsmant this
evening that rebels slectrteany sx-
nlodsd q land natns under the band OF
tho Hampshire regimen. a. iFwas
playing 1T the range near 4ougha1
this morning. Six persons wore fnlsd,
according to this statement, intending
two band boys and II wsrS wounded,
nve seriously. Pour Of the wounded
wSre band boys.
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Cork, May 31-rhrss soldiers were
Killed instantly. three mortally wound
q ana others badly injured when
rnines ve>e exploded this morning
undsr . party Of soldiers who were
procssdtaS from ths YouShal barracks
here 10 tAs rins rA1SS, says . stats-
nsnt ISSUED By the military Author1-
ties this evening. ThS men who s1-
nlodsd thS mines ran on.
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Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
STANTON INTERVENE

Tn Ford" que las IL de la ma
mana de hoy Sc lie rompi6 ell gufa al
llegar a la esquina de la calle de San
Justo, fu6 causa de aglomerarse allf
mas de 500 personals. Ell CorOnel Shan
ton que pasaba en- aquellos momentOs
intervino personalmente dispOniendo
que un truck" que Sc detuvo eau
sa de la interruption de trafico, re-
molcara al auto. Como ell gufa estaba
roto y las ruedas delanteras abier-
tas, al arrastrar al autom0vil sufrfa
desperfectos y ell due1o protest6 de
clio, pidiendo que dejaran el auto al
lado de la calle. El Coronel di6 6rde-
mes de que el truck siguiera remolcan-
do el auto Y ell policfa que. estaba en- la
esquina, entendiendo que Sc lie habfa
ordenado la detenci6n del duefio del
Ford, 10 condujo al cuartel de poll
cfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
En- ell STRAND"

Anoche fue la pantalla de este
simpatico teatro de Miramar, la emo
ciOnante pelfcula "Vaya Y Consigala''
de In que el numeroso p(iblico que In
ha visto hace tantos Y tan bucnos
elogios.
Esta production cs algo vcrdadera-
mente eXtraordinariO, Uuc deSpierta
el intereS del ptblico deSdc el primer
parlamento de introduction. que no
solamente sostiene ese intcr6S duran
te toda Ia obra, sino que 10 va hacien-
do cada vez mayor, hasta la escena
final que es completamentc difcrente
de 10 que todos espcran.
Ell 6xito del StIUnd anoche fuG
complete, v para esta noche presenta
como estreno en- Santurcc. "Promesa
Falsa", por los reputados actores Eu
gene O'brien Robert Edison Y Lucille
Lee Steward.
Maiana estreno de la rcvista de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Lloyd George no
asistira a las confe~
rencias en- EE. UU.
Parecc que los ingIeses
no estan de acuerdO
con cl desarTnc.

(De Nuestro servicio Cablegradco Especial,
LONDRES, agosto 9.-Se ha pu-
blicado por la prensa de esta ciudad,
con caracter ofcioso, que ell Jefe del
Gobierno, Lloyd George, no asistira
a las conferencias del desarme. Co.
mo la noticia no tiene caracter Official,
no Sc dan las razones en- las cuales
Sc funda la abstencion de Inglaterra
a tomar parte en- los debates para
concertar ell desarme.
HABANA, agosto 9.-La situacion
Estado Sanitario es muy alarmante,
tinanciera continda sin resolver. Ell
habiendose presentado numerosos ca
SOS de titus y de viruelas.
Como los recursos del Gobierno son
tan limitados para poder adoptar una
campana de saneamiento, Sc terne que
la labor de la sanidad haya de tro-
pear con serias difcultades en- su de-
sarrollo.
Una crisis, la economical, ha trai-
do la de la sadud publica Y traera
otras saguramente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Ell BeneficiO de
Pillar COnde

Ell I'll TcatrO dc sus triunfOs, Ell ell
America, Sc. lleyar; efectO ell pr0Xi-
mo jueves el benefcio de Pillar Conde.
la simpatiqufsima "rapaciml" que Sc
ha adueiiado por su irresistible simpa-
tia del pnblicO dc San Juan, que no
sc cansa de aplaudirla.
Pillar Conde que Sc tiene muy bien
ganado este homemade de cariIlo V sim
patia, ha preparado un programa lie
no de atracciones, que dedica la So
ciedad Gle San Juan, la Colonia Es-
pahola, la Prensa al pdblico en- ge
neral. Esa nOche que serd de gala en- ell
America, habra dos tandas, ell las
dos recibirii el homemade dc SUI plibli-
co la gentil artista.
Como anticipO de 10 que ha de ser
ell prOgrama daremOs estas primicias
CielO Andaluz (pasodoble) Penas de
Amor; (canci6n) La Cateta (canci6n
de Coreo) La Paloma Blanca (canci6n
asturiana) un,erbaad, (zortzico) ha
bra, ademas, 10 que el publico pida.
p Els indudable que Pillar Conde es una
de las artistas mas populares Ell San
Juan, la noche de SUI beneficio sera
una verdadera fiesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Los moros oCupan
las alturas alrede-
dor de MelilIa
BOnbardean la ciudad
con artilleria de grue-
so calibrc.

(De Nuestro Servicio Cablegradco Especially
MADRID, agosto 9.-El Gobierno
ha autorizado la publication del par
te Official del Alto Comisario de Es-
pana en- Marruecos, general Beren-
guer dicieido que la columna del Ge-
neral Navarro ha sido completamen-
tie destruida, ignorandose la suerte
que haya podido correr el jefe, pero
supongo-agrega eli senor Berenguer
que debe estar prisionero. Ell enc
migo-a -anade-domina la totalidad del
territorio, habiendose apoderado de
las minas, del ferrocarril, de la to-
talidad de las industrias Y de los CO.
mercios espanoles. Nuestras bajas,
son grandes-dice el documento Official.
MADRID, agosto 9.--El parte del
General Berenguer que esta siendo
avidamente comentado, agrega 10 81
guiente: Los moros ocupan las altu-
ras alrededor de la plaza de Nell
LA, Y estan provistos de potente ar
tilleria, con la que bonbardean cons
tantemente la ciudad. Ell enemigo ha
corrido sus alas hacia la costa, pero
el canonero Bonifat disperso aver
grandes nucleos de caballeria marro-
qui, haciendoles numerosas bajas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Eileen. Berenguer
esta taembarcandonu-
merosas familias
Sc refugian Ell los bu-
ques para huir de
Mclilla.

(De Nuestro servicio cablcgrifco Especially
MADRID, agosto 9.-Procuro en-
barcar numerosas familias--dice el
parte Official del Alto Comisario-que
piden refugiarse en- buque espanoles,
ante ell tenor de que el bombardeo de
los moros siga csusando danos en- la
ciudad. La situaci6n es gravisima,
ell decaimiento del espfritu publico la
complica mas. Asi, pues, estoy faci-
litando la salida del elemento civil pa
ra haccr en- la plaza toda la rcsiSten-
cia que humanamente sea possible.
MADRID, agosto 9.-Agregan los
informes que Sc reciben de Melilla que
las unicas tropas que Sc han saliva
do son las que Sc refugiaron en- el
campamento BertauX, de la zora
francesa. Los moros intcntaron per
seguir a los refugiados, pcro los fran
ceses los rechazaron, oblgandoIes a
alejarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Ell traslado del
Captain Schettini

In RedactOr nCcstIu interrog0 esta-
Ia mailana al distinguido capitan Sche
ttini de la Polic1a Insular. acerca de
los rumorcs de traslado Y en- consonaIl-
cia con Gstos, de renuncia del exec
lente Jefe de Ia polic(a
Fl .Sr, Schettini dijo nuestro re-
dactor que hdsta aquella hora no la.
bA recibido noticia Official del trasla-
do, Y que cuando la recibiera pedirfa
dos rneses de licencia.
No hay que dccir que en- San Juan
t0do 81 mundo ha de sentir la marcia
del Captain Schettini que ha sabido
cumplir extrictamente con sus debe-
res ha sabido al mismo tempo, ha-
cerse estimar de cuanto representa- va
Ter en- la Isla.
Acerca de 81 renuncia no, el Capi.
tan no nos ha dicho NADIA NoSotros no
lie hemos preguntado tampoco. FL sa
bra que es 10 g. puede hacer, que es 10
que debe hacer. Y, como siempre. sa-
bra caer del lado de la mas irreprocha-
bic correction. Siempre fu6 asI, V aho-
ra sera como siempre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
La boda Soto-Alarc6n

Simpatico acto, el de Ia boda del
Lcdo J. B. Soto Y Ia Srta. Librada
Alarcdn, la noche del sabado en- Ia
residencia de la familia Jarques. Ac-
tu6 ell Hon. Juez del Supreme Sr. del
Toro Cuevas V fueron testigos la Srta.
OLYMPIA Jarques el Lcdo A. Garcia
We've. La boda en- familia con un CRU.
po de damas cabalIeros concu-
rriendo tambi6n los respectivos padres
de los j0venes contrayentes. Nuestra
congratulaci6n a los recen casados
que haya para ellos la possible ventu-
~ de la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Con ell COmisionadO de
instruction

;Que hay de la noticia circulada
respecto del aplaZamiento tie In aper-
tura del curse escolar. seiialada para
el 20 de los corrientes, que segun ell
rumor ptlblico, Sc deja ahora para
septiembre, por insinuaci0n orden
del rnador?-pregunt0 hoy al Dr..
Miller un redactor de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.
Ell ComisionadO de instruction, CO.
mo el Sub-comisionado, Sc mostraron
eOmpletamente reservados, respecto de
las causas de la decision, Y el Doctor
Miller. dijo que NADIA de NADIA desea-
ba decir.
3 El curse Sc abrird, parece, el II
del pr0xim0 mes de septiembre.
El Doctor Miller esta terminando
su informe annual aunque no hace
manifestations, Sc cree que dejara ell
Departamento de un momento a otro,
renunciando su cargo ante el Presi-
deute. Esta buscando casa para tras-
ladarse con su familia en- cuantO sea
conocida la designation del nuevo
Comisionado.
La designation del seiior Vizcarron-
do para Sub.coinisionado, en- ell case
de que sea designado el Lcdo. Huyke,
Sc considera segura, pesar de que
ell este punto guardian tambien abso-
luta reserva tOdos los elementos que
juegan en- la combination.
RespectO al eXpresado cambio de
fscha para In aperture del curse es-
collar no Sc ha recibido, hasta medic
dfay de hoy, ninguna notification of
ecial del GobernadOr ell el Departa-
mento, pero Sc cree que es cosa re-
suelta que ell Gobernador trat0 de
clio con Ell DR.. Miller. El Comisiona-
do de instruction ha conference.-the
en- estos dfas repetidas veces con el
GobernadOr.
En- ell Departamento de instruction
continia el trabajo, perO hasta ahora
no Sc han enviado los nombramientos
de los profesores, para ell curse. Ell
senior Vizcarrondo esta recibiendo nu-
inerosas visitas de inspectores y pro-
fesores, para tratar de los asuntos
del curse Sc espera EN- pr6ximO va
por la llegada de los maestros que
vienen de los Estados Unidos, en- su
/. mayor parte, prOfesoras. que supo-
man comenzar su trabajo fines del
presente mes.
El DR.. Miller Y su Assistant, man
tienen absolute reserva respecto de
,esos asuntOs y 10 que Sc informa es
nota oticiosa de 10 que Sc conoce y
Sc comenta EN- los cfrculos polfticos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Sc di6culta el
envlo de tropas
a Marruecos
La situaci0n es suna-
mente grave en- toda
ESpana.
lie Nusstro seyvicio cablegrahco Especially

tL;e Nuostro Sevvicio cablegrahco Especially
MADRID, agosto 9.-El Geieral Be-
reugucr ha ofrecido una importante
qualification por el cadaver del gene
raj Fernandez Silvestre, para repa-
'triaF ei e1ieFpo del valiente general,
que ha tenido tan tragico fin. Hasta
ahora Ab-del-Acrin ha devuelto ell ca
daver del coronel Morales que fue su
condiscipulo, tambien reetituyo la IL
bertad al general Araujo y a varios
oficiales que llegaron a Melilla. Con
este Sc proponc Ab-del- atenuar
la fama dc sanguinario que sc le atri-
buye.
MADRID, agosto 9.-El Gobierno
tropieza con grandes dificultades pa
ia enviar tropas a Marruecos, puesto
que sc Yiene hacienda una activa cam
paiia para inducir a la tropa a mos
trarse renisa a salir de Espana. La
sltuacion es sumamente grave, por las
complicaciones que pudieran surgir 81
llegase quebrantarse la discipline
que hasta ahora no ha mostrado min
guna rebeldia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

In lIrgada del Gobcrnador Reilly Y la
gran par;lda hecha Ell su honor V en-
In que SO ven todos nuestros colinota-
dos pofticos. distinsuidas damas de
nueStra mas alta Sociedad V cl desfi-
lie dc nueStros muchachos del regi-
miento Y del cuerpo de policia.
Una de las cscenas de csta pelfcll-
Ia deja yer Il los leaders Barcel0
Col Y Cuchi, en- union de otros pro-
hombres de su parttdo. sosteniendo
una intcreSantc discussion acerca dc
las pnlpitantes cuestiones polfticas de
actualidad.
En- eNta lpclicl'la In mayor partc
&c todo san Juan, pucde yer su vera
efiGic refiajada en- la pantalla.
Al Strand, manana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Emilia EsturiO MunOz

layer falleci6 Ell el Sanatorio Insu-
lar. de Rio Piedras, la estimada sefo-
rita Emilia Esturio Mufioz, hija de
nuestro amigo don Jose I. Esturio.
I3a seiiorita Esturio era muy que
rida por todas las personals que lie CO.
nocieron, dadas las prendas persona
lessque lie adornaban.
Reciban sus deudos nuestrO mas
sentido pesame y ell Dios descanse
su alma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
La question de
Irlanda Sc compli-
ca nueVamente
lnglatcrra sc mega a
libcrtar unOs presOs
pOliticos.
(De Nuestro servicio cablegraaco Especial,

(De Nuestro Servicio Cablegrafco Especially
LONDRES, agosto 9.-La question
Irlandesa presentase de nuevo COM
plicada, por haberse negado ell Gobier-
no ingles a libertar a determinados
presos a los que Sc acusa de haber
asesinado a varios policias cometien-
do otros actos sangrientes. ST los
detenidos no son puestos en- libertad,
por no avenirse clio ell gobierno in
giles, Sc daran por fracasadas las ne
gociaciones y ell armisticio dejara de
surtir efecto, volviendo producirse
la enojosa situacion de hace unas Sc
manas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Y son SOLO sosPECHosOs

Tanto en el case de la seilora Anne
RIGA Rodriguez, de Caguas, trafda al
Cuarentenario aver y del que informa
mos en- otro lugar, como ell de Grego-
rio Rach6n, tambien de Caguas, an
teayer, no estan comprobados positi-
yamentc como de peste. Son solo sos
ipechosos v de ambos Sc esta hacienda
el examen EN- el Laboratorio.