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The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
HOT STORAGE IS LATEST;
 HAS USE AS WELL AS COLD

MORGANTOWN, W. Va, July i Hot storage, as opposed 10 "cold" storage, for many things affected by insects but not by heat, may be realized soon if the experi ments of Professor L. M. Peairs, of the department of entomology of the University of West Virginia prove entirely satisfactory. Professor Peairs has met with a great degree of success in showing the practi- bility of hot storage for such arti- cles as carpets, clothing, particular ly woolens and furs, as we'll as cereals, dried fruit products and other materials unaffected by dry heat.
 Professor Peairs has used grain and carpet beetles and other insects of a similar nature in demonstrat-  ing that they do not develop at a constant temperature of 100 degrees Farenheit, and in some cases at 98 degrees. Even such forms of insect life as could endure higher temper atures could not survive a constant temperature of from 95 to 100 de- grees, he says. Thus, he has con- cluded that hot storage with uni form and constant temperature of 100 degrees would prove more effective than cold storage in many cases.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
PRESIDENT SPENDS FOURTH
 AT HOME OF SENATOR

RARITAN, July 5-The residents of this city spaid their respects to President Harding yesterday. He was invited to review a big parade and later several thousand visited the distinguished guest of the city and shook hands with him. Early in the day the President received a silver cup from the Raritan Valley Country Club.
 The President spent the holiday at the home of Senator Frelinghuy- sen.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
WAR BRIDES GET HOMESICK;
 MANY VISIT OLD COUNTRY

CHICAGO, June 23-Many of the French brides of American soldiers are taking wing back to Sunny France, according to the late re- cords of the local passport office.
 Presumably they are going home to visit" said an officiel of the pass port office recently. At least that is the reason most frequently as- signed on applications.
 Swedish girls, too, are making the pilgrimage to the land of their birth, and, in fact, the number of women of all nationalities now ap- plying at Chicago for return to Europe decidedly exceeds that of men. American school teachers are also swelling the flow to foreign shores.
 The hegira to Sweden is believed to be largely traceable to the hand some wages paid domestics during 120, which gave them funds suffi- cient for the trip.
 But by far the largest number of passports now being issued here have Germany as destination. Since the United States is still technical ly at war with Germany, however, passports cannot be issued by this office. Invariably though, the appli- cants for German passports go to the office first and in that way the number is known to the officials. The applicants are sent to the local Swiss consul, who has charge of German affairs pending the declara- tion of Peace; he issues the pass ports without further formality.
 The flow toward Germany is largely women who are returning to visit relatives or seek them in case they have not been heard from. Very few men are returning-in fact practically none on business missions.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
OLD MINING CLAIM FIGHT
 SETTLED BY COMMISSION

HELENA, July 5-A controversy which has survived two generations over the site of the mining claim in Last Chance gulch, later the To- cation of Helena, where gold was discovered July fl, 1864, has been settled through the investigations of commission appointed last year by the Historical Society of Mon tana and the Society of Montana Pioneers. The location was proven to be where the Montana club building in this city now stands. and stone masons have completed the work of setting a tablet com memorating the fact in one of the pillars of the club building.
 The commission gathered it's in- formation from persons conversant with early history of Montana, many of them residents of Last Chance guich and Helena shortly after the discovery. Histories of Montana al- so were consulted.
 In its findings the commission states that "John Cowan and John Crab, of Georgia, Reginald (Bob) Stanley, of London, and D. J. Mil Ter, of California, a party of pros pectors returning from stampede in the Kootonai country and known as the Ceorgians', discovered the first gold in Last Chance Gulch on July IA, 1864, on ground now GOV cred by the Montana club building" !"
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
FIREMEN AND OILERS VOTE
 TO REJECT RAILROAD CUT

CHICAGO, July 2-Ninety-five per cent of the membership of the International Brotherhood of Fire men and Oilers have voted to reject the wage cut ordered by the Railroad Labor Board, and effective on all railroads in the country yesterday
 The announcement was made by the president of the organization at a conference of 1,500 union leaders, held here yesterday for the purpose of passing on the order.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
FIGHT IS STOPPED

BENTON HARBOR, July 5-The scheduled fight for the lightweight cha ampionship, which was to have taken place here yesterday, between Benny Leonard and Sailor Freedman, was prevented by the State Boxing Commission following the discovery that I.sorarl was not in condition to fight on account of an attack of rheumatism.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
PRESIDENT HARDING SIGNS
 RESOLUTION ENDING WAR

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2- (Delayed)-The Congressional reso- lution declaring the state of war at an end between the United States and Germany, and the United States and Austria, which was approved by the national lawmakers during the week, was signed by President Harding today, the official signature having been attached to the import ant document at 3:10 this after noon.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
FRANCE SHOWS BIG LOSS
 AS RESULT OF LATE WAR

PARIS, July 2-The population of France shows a decrease of nearly two and one-half millions, as com pared with the figures of 1911, ac- cording to an official statement made public yesterday. The present population is 36,084,206. The de- crease is attributed to the late war.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
SOUTHERN IRISH CONFER
 WITH HEAD OF REPUBLIC

DUBLIN, July 5-Representative of the Republicans and Unionists of Southern Ireland conferred with President Devalera yesterday, at his invitation, for the purpose of talk ing over the Irish situation.
 Newspapers regard the meeting as of great importance as a movement toward peace.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
PARIS CELEBRATES FOURTH

PARIS, July 5-The Fourth of July was celebrated here yesterday in the usual American manner. A beautiful wreath was laid on the tomb of Lafayette by American visitors and President Millerand sent message to President liar ding. while Premier Briand expressed, on behalf of the French people, best wishes to Americans.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
HEAVYWEIGHT ASPIRANT MAY
 FIGHT MATCH WITH DEMPSEY

the latter having the better of it..
 The referee stopped the Herman Metianga bout in the fifth round in an effort to save himself from going down for the count
 The Grifin-C -Coster bout was stop ped in the sixth round, when Coster found himself unable to rise from a kneelng posture, dazed by a rain of heavy blows.
 The other preliminaries were call ed of, owing to the lateness of the hour.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
UNION FISHERMEN ATTACK
 ON WASHINGTON STATE LAW

SEATTLE, July 5-The provision of the new state fish regulations prohibiting the importation of sal mon when the season is closed in the state, has been attacked in the federal court by the Union Fisher mems Fishing and Packing Company of Port Angeles
 The regulations prevent the bring ing of fish caught outside the three mile limit during the closed season.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
DELAY AT CAPITAL PUTS
 NAVY YARD ON ROCKS

VALLEJO, Cal, July 5-Failure of Congress to act on the naval ap- propriation bill before the end of the fiscal year has resulted in a suspension of all activities at the Mare Island navy yards.
 Over 5000 employees of the Gov ernment have been laid off until such time as funds are made avail able, and work on the dreadnoughts California and Montana has come to halt. A large amount of repair work also has come to a halt.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
CHINKS AND HUNS AT PEACE

PARIS, July 5-A message re- ceived in this city yesterday from Peking states that China and Ger many have exchanged notifications of a treaty which restores the state of peace between those countries. The treaty went into effect on the first of July.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
COMMANDER HAS CLOSE CALL

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5-The motor gig of Commander Perry Foote, of the U. s. s. Salem, was burned to the waters edge yes terday, and Commander Foote and several others narrowly escaped dy- ing in the water, having been com pelled to jump overheard. Several of those on board were burned more or less seriously.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
FOREST FIRES ARE OUT

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5-The numerous brush and forest fires of Northern and Central California, which caused damage estimated at a million and half, are reported to have been extinguished.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
Lexions Backed War Hero

JERSEY CITY, July 5-The state American Legion conventions in ses- sion in Tennessee and Oregon wired Carpentier on Saturday, wishing him success, and American Legion fans supported him warmly throughout the brief struggle for the champion ship.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
STEEL WORKERS PAY CUT

HARRISBURG, July 2-The big Bethlehem Steel corporation has an- nounced wage reduction of fifteen per cent, to become effective on July 16.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
Some Big Bets Made

NEW YORK, July 5-It is esti- mated that more than $200,000 was wagered on the big fight, with the American a two-to-one favorite. The largest single bet recorded here was $30,000 to $10,000 that Dempsey would win.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05

JERSEY CITY, July Bill Brennan, aspirant to the heavy weight title, has formally challenged the winner of the Dempsey-Carpen- ter fight, but Dempsey has not in dicated whether or not he will meet him.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
The Preliminaries

Jackey Curtin, featherweight, was given the popular decision in the first preliminary staged before the main event. He boxed with Mickey Belmont.
 The second bout was between Packey O'Gatty and Frankie Burns,
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
CANADIANS CROSS TO U. s.

SEATTLE July 5-One hundred Canadians from across the border, celebrated the Fourth in this city, with six Scottish piper bands to compete for honors. Governor Davis was a guest of the city.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
Mare Island navy wards.
DESCENDANTS HOLD MEETING

PHILADELPHIA, July 5-Five hundred descendants of the signers of the Declaration of Independence held their Fourteenth Annual con- vention in this city yesterday, at Independence Hall.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05

Special Disbursing Officer and Mrs Frank Doner spent the Fourth in Nenana.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05

Nenana, the Gateway to Mckinley
 National Park.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05
Weights Of The Fighters

Dempsey fought at 1SS pounds, and Carpenter tipped the scales at 172.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05

uenana, Alaska's Interior Fuel I,epot
The Nenana news., 1921-07-05

senana. where Balls ana Rivers Meet
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Ell CAPITOLIO

| Han empezado los trabajos de re
gplanteo cimentaci0n del gran edificic
Edestinado a dar alojamiento amplio '
suntuoso las Camaras Legislativas
de Puerto Rico V Ia Corte Suprema
de Justicia.
Ell seior Pons. que nos ha dado va
gallardas pruebas de SUI capacidad ar
quitcct5nica. Ell el precioso editiciO de
la Escuela Labra. esta encargado de
la construction del Capitolio.
Sera un palhcio digno de su objeto
~ de la cultura del pals, dando realce
decorative al agradable cOnjunto de Ia
ciudad, Y una importancia suprema a
la Zona del Ensanche ell el arranque
de la gran avenida Ponce de Leon, que
Sc divide por gala en- dos. al llegar
a Miramar. v vuelve a darse el abra-
10 en- las proximidades del puente de
Martin Pe1a
Els este un justo motive de algeria
para los que amamos el ornate la CO.
modidad de San Juan, agradable por-
tada de uno de los pafses mas bellos
}del Nuevo Mundo
No tardard mucho Ia Casa de Es.
pai1a, en- aportar su contingente de sun,
/ ituosidad Y gallardfa In parte mas
centrica y concurrida de la ciudad.
| ST no estamos NAL informadoS, los
Eplanos del Capitolio fueron hechos, a
Iiniciativa de Mui1oz Rivera, iniciador
ientusiasta del pensamiento, pOr el
tcompetentiSimo ingeniero portOrrique-
| no. don Rafael del Vale Zeno, que
| tambi6n hizo los del Casino de Puerto
Rico, precioso fndice de la reforma
lrxpansiva de San Juan por el tinico
,lado possible de Puerta de TERRA.
Suponemos que no tardard ell Ateneo
puertorriqueilo en- alinear su nueva
casa entire ell edificio de los J0venes
Cristianos la Biblioteca Carnegie, Y
los cronistas del porvenir podran de-
! cir con orgullo: "San Juan sc nos va
a Borinquen por los jardiIfes de San
turce", parodiando la c6lebre Erase de
AIesonero Romanos:
Madrid de "a a Salamanca,
P0r la pueifd dc Alcdld.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
la biga dc las NaCiOnGs con q VOtO
en- contra dc las peqUGiaS niGi llf-
d11GS, 3pT0bj Ia Ley del b|0llGO
UNAS PALABRAS DE LERROJJXssY LJN
COMENTARIO DE DON JUAN
DE LA ClERVA
FATTY" ISerd nuevdmente enCdrCelddo.
Sc le dCuSd dhOrd de violdr
la ley SEGA
ODE NuEsrRo sERv1c1o cAB1EeRAr1co ESPECIAL,

MADRID, octubre 6.-El popular
jefe de los radicales don Alexandra Le-
rroux dice en- una interview, en- Ell Lii.
beral, que 10 de Marruecos es peor que
la perdida de las Colonias Y que nc
es don Antonio Maura ell hombre ade.
cuado para gobernar en- estos momen-
tos.
Las manifestaciones del senior LIE.
rroux han sido recibidas con marcado
desden por la opinion. Espana nc
quiere oir voces que debiliten la &C.
cion que ha emprendido para castiga1
una TRACTION nefanda-ha dicho, el Sc
nor La Cierva-, agregando que duran
te la gran guerra, por menos que ESQ
han sufrido ell dictado de traidores CO.
nocidas personas en- los paises beige
rantes.
GINEBRA, octubre 6.-La asam-
blea de la Liga de las Naciones, con el
voto en- contra de las naciones peque-
iias, aprobo la ley del bloqueo como
castigo a la nacion que recurra a Ia
guerra sin someter su pleito al arbi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

Posibles enmiendas en- la platafor-
ma del Partido de La mayorfa parece
que serian fayorablemente aeogidas Ell
Washington, para un franco entendido,
pero el Senador Benftez no tiene CO.
nocimiento Official de esos detalles.
En- Washington Sc espera la vista de.
lfderes pOlfticos de Puerto Rico. Tam
bien Sc cree que ell Gobernador ira ALI
fines de Octubre
Los asuntos de Puerto Rico han ocu
pado Ia atenci6n pdblica Y la prensa
de los Estados Unidos Y los funciona.
rios de la administration estudian
nuestro problema.
NADIA de independencia, pero nado.
de Estado-parece que es ell criterie
del Executive nacional, pero como NJ
Sc conocen los terminos de su Ultima
conferencia con ell sefior Barcel6. Sc
espera ell informe Official.
En- los momentos que el Senador
departfa con sus amigos, en- ell balloon
de su elegante residencia de Santurce
pasaba ell Gobernador Y su comitiva.
en- su viaje la isla.
Los jefes de Departamento, sefioras
Huyke, Mestre Y Benedicto, en- ell aeon
paiiamiento.
Parece que el Gobernador espero re
cibir ell correo de Washington, del va
por de hoy, para salir al viaje.
Fran las 8 y 80 de la mafiana.
Bienvenido el distinguido amigo, Sc
nador por el Distrito de, Humacao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Ell GOBERNADOR Y So COMITIyA

ESta mafana a las nueve salieron
de eSta ciudad, el GObernador Reilly Y
su comitiva, en- distintos automobiles
con ell fin de realizar la excursion
anunciada.
En- Ia comitiva iban. el Tesorero,
seilor Benedicto, el Attorney General.
Licenciado Mestre, ell Comisionado de
instruction, Lcdo. Huyke, el Senador
IgleSias, el coronel Jarvis Pedero de
Castro, Ayudante Militar, Sr. Lopez An
tongiorsi. V representatives de "El
Mundo'', La Correspondencia". "El
Tempe Y The Times, Y Ell M
PARCIAL. Y por el Puerto Rico
Ilustrado", su redactor artistico, Sc
nor EScalona.
+ El coronel Shanton, que es el macs
tro de ceremonias en- esta excursion,
sali0 momeiltos antes para CaguaS. en-
compania de su esposa Y ninas, con ci
fin de realizar los preparativOs.
Detras de los eXcursionistas iba el
jefe de information. Mr.. &c Ciure
Hoy tomaran el lunch en- Guayama.
Primeramente saludaran a Ia Asam-
blea Municipal de Caguas, despu6s ms
peccionaran la estaci6n inalambrica Y
saludardn Il las autoridades de Cayey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Los Tr3bajOS PrGnOiadOS
en- GI CGTtdnGn del
Casino ESpa6O| dc
San Juan

FL jurado de la secci0n de poesfa,
integrado por los seiiores don Epifanio
Fernandez Vansa, don Enrique Zorri-
LA v don Jose Perez Iosada, ha for
,mulado su dictdmen, adjudicando el
premio Il la composition cuyo tftulo
es: "Llena eres de gracia' Y el le-
ma: "Dios tie salve, mujer".
Ell Accesit Sc concede, a la que tiene
por tftulO: Breviario Galante. Y. por
lena: La Musa Galante.
Han sido concedidas tres menciones
honorfficas. La primera a la que tiene
este tftulo: Elogio Lfrico. y este le-
ma: ;Oh, bella Y blanca. Segunda
menci6n Ia titulada: Gloria Mater,
v que ostenta este lena: Isl DO eres
Dies, que cerca estas de Dios'.
Tercera Menci6n, la titulada :
Canto la mujer puertorriqueila.
LENA: Mujer puertorriquena, broche
de coneinentes, puente de razas. fusion
de lenguas, de almas crisol...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Ell Dr.. Lopez SicaTd6

FL 10 del pasado Septiembre Sc Ell
contraba todavfa en- la ciudad de San
Sebastian. Espaiia. el cult0 galeno que
dice Il uno de nuestros compaiieros de
Ell IMPARCIAL. que ell buen gusto
y la cultura son patrimonio de sus ha-
bitantes" que ALI ha tenido Ia grata
SOrpreSa de encontrar Il otros puerto
rriqueilos que fueron a pasar ell We.
rano. En- pr0Ximo correo esperamos
otra de sus interesantes cr6nicas-pos.
tales para publican, Y seguramcnte
que contard como le suStraj jeron la car
terra con algunos miles de frances, que
en- un eSpectdculo ruso de Russia pa
rece que no pudo Sustraer del escamo-
teo de algdn habit prestidigitador dc
b0lSaS con dinero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Homemade P6StunO
al Doctor barbOSa

Como recordaran nuestros lectores,
en- la Ultima session celebrada por el
Consejo Executive de Puerto Rico, el
Attorney General, Lcdo. Mestre, pre-
sento una resolution, la cual fue apro-
bada por todos los miembros del Con-
sejo, de que este Sc trasladara la
residencia del DR.. Barbosa con el fin
de expresarle a la viuda del proce1
desaparecido, el gran pesar cue habia
experimentado el Consejo, por la de-
saparicion del DR.. Barbosa, quien pol
muchos amos fue miembro de este al
to cuerpo.
Cumplimentando este acuerdo, aver
manana, todos los senores que COM
ponen este alto cuerpo ejecutivo, Sc
trasladaron la residencia &c la viu-
da del DR.. Barbosa, quien lie hicie-
ron entrega de una copia de la reso-
lucion antes dicha.
Tambien form6 parte de la Conf
sion, ell Secretario del Consejo senior
Pedro de Castro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

MELILLA, octubre 6.-Las tropas
que acaudilla el general marques de
Cavalcanti Sc mantienen en- las trim
cheras tomadas al enemigo, sin que
Sc haya reanudado ell atalue. Han
llegado tanques de guerra que serin
empleados cuando 10 ordene el alto
mando. Los que han de manejarlos
estan va adiestrados, pero Sc quiere
que haya mayor ntimero de ellos, para
que el efecto entire los rifefos sea
mayor. Los aeroplanos nlilitares es-
tan voIando sobre el Gurugl, arrojan-
do gran cantidad de bombas.
CORUNA, octubre EN- Ell vapor
Alfonso XII que arribo al puerto aver,
han Ilegado los legionarios que vie
men al mando del captain cubano se-
nor Espino. Una inmensa muchedum-
bre que Sc agoIpaba en- los rnuelles
aclaln6 largo ratio a los voluntariosI
que fueron muy obsequiados por las
damas de la Cruz Roja y por las au-
toridades corunesas en- el breve item
po que permanecieron en- Ia capital
gallega. Ifimediatanente trasborda-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
FL Senador Benitez regresa
E! Pfesidente Harding y ell Sr. Barcelo.-
Fl Comisionado Residente Ell Presidente
del Senado de Puerto Rico

NumeroSas personals fueron eSta ma
! mana, IL dar la bienvenida al Senador
Benltez, que regresa de los Estados
/ Un1doS, Il donde fu6, via Cuba, acom-
pailando al Presidente del Senado de
Puerto Rico, seilOr Barcel6.
Tn redactor de Ell INIPARCIAL fuG
tambiGn Il verle.
En- general ha mantenidO reServa el
Senador. que ultimamente no ha Wis
to al senior Barcel0, quien Sc encuen-
ira Ell Washington, ocupandose de los
asuntos de Puerto Rico.
La primcra conferencia del seiIor
Barcel6 con el Presidente Harding, ter
min6 cordialmente Y parece que este
lie cit6 para otra. la que ha debido ce-
lebrarse on In preSente semana.
FL Comisionado Residente, que esta-
ba ell Nueva York, para embarcar pa
ra Puerto Rico. suspendio su viaje,
volviendo Washington, en- donde ha
estado con el senior Barcel0.
"TengO buenos deseos para Puerto
Rico"-parece que ha dicho el Presi-
dente V Sc cree que su deseo es de
que haya ammonia entire ell Gobernador
Y la presidencia del Senado, dentro de
determinados rumbOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Los alIlllilg Dc guerra G2til eGhal-
do 5 hel Gllgd l0neI0S15 gIalalaS
n GltaS los talQuGS nGgal
LA NOBLE CIUDAD DE CORUNA
ACLAlYIA IN LOS LEGIONARIOS QUE
LLEGANs DE CUBA ENTIRE LOS
CJJAlES HAY ALGUNOS
PUERTORRIQUENOS
Los legiOndrioS sdlieron enSeguida para
Ceutd, bOrdo del Marques de Cam
pos" SiendO muy feStejddOS
I sDs NuEsERo sEnv1cIo cABLEenAElco EsPEc1AI,

ron los legionarios al vapor Marques
de Campo" que zarpo para Ccuta a
las pocas horas. Ell Captain Espino
que peleo en- la guerra de la indepen-
dencia cubana, y que ha instruido a
la gente de su legion, ha solicitado
que Sc les permita combatir como uni
dad independence.
CORUNA, octubre 6.-La mayoria
de los legionarios que llegaron bor-
do del Alfonso XII son espanoles, pero
los hay en- la expedition de varias ma
'cionalidades, todos muy enthusiasts
por la causa de Espafia. Hay en- la
expedition, ademas de los espalioles y
por orden de grupos, cubanos, ameri-
canos, canadienses, colombianos, meji-
canos, venezolanos, nicaragiienses, do
minicanos, argentinos, chilenos, por-
torriquenos, bolivianos, costarricenses,
hondurenos y panamenos.
Hasta muy lejos del puerto fueron
dando escolta al Marques de Campos,
numerosas ennbarcaciones llenas de
gente que aclamaba los expediciona-
rios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Faleci6 enRASturidS

Nuestros estimados amigos los seiio-
res Salvador v Emilio Perez. miembros
de la importante mercantil de esta
plaza, Perez HermanOs, acaban de re-
cibir un mensaje cablegrdfico de Ma
via, Asturias, manifestandoles, que
antier dcj6 de existir, de un modo
repentino, ell que fue SUI hermano ma
yor, don Jose Perez Leirana, elemen-
to que disfrut0 de gran popularidad
EN- esta capital.
FL encargado de transmitir tan iris
te nucva, fu6 don Pedro Perez, hernia
no de los indicados senores, quien Sc
halla actualmente Ell dicha poblaci0n,
acompafiado de su apreciable familia.
Ell IMPARCIAL toma parte en- la
desdicha que af1ige en- estos doloro-
SOS momentos, los atribulados deu-
dos del eXtinto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

traje. Sc observa muy .marcado dis
gusto entire los delegados de las pc
queflas nacionalidades que anagan
con retirarse de las conferencias.
SAN FRANCISCO, California, oc
tubre eel popularfsimo actor FATTY,
cuyo eseandaloso proceso interesa tan
to la opinion americana, sera nue.
vamente 'encarcelado por violaci6n de
LA ley SEGA. Parece que las autorida-
des prohibicionistas han encontrado
la prueba de que Fatty, llevo o hizo
conducir las bebidas al hotel para IA
orgia que termino tan dramaticamei-
Ite.
NEW YORK, octubre G.-Ame
$4,000 espectadores ell New York
Yankees" derroto al New Yori,
Giants en- el primer juego de la Sc
rie mundial, con la anotaeion de tres
carreras por ninguna. La ovacion que
Sc lie tribute los vencedores duro
mas de media hora. Reina el mayor
lentusiasmo no solo en- New York sine
en- todo el pals.