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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
EIks Enjoy
Successful Dance

Another successful dance was held
BY the local Lodge of Elks in their
.lub house in Madison avenue Satur-
lay night. Red, white and blue
streamers, which was most appro-
priate I o the occas ion, were used
N the decorations. A. large part of
Me success is due William Seiboth
and his orchestra for the excellent
nusic. A popularity contest
was held and Mrs. Charles
Sykes vas voted the most popular
woman in the hall. In connection
With the honor bestowed upon Mrs.
sykes she was selected as the chair
man of the next affair to be held
lnde- the direction OF the local lodge
IN Thanksgiving eve.
Frank Sefboth was chairman OF
Saturday nights affair and was as
visited by Harry Ford, Charles Sykes.
seorgc ST. Andrassy and Nanny
Altman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
At The Crescent

Two wonderful attractions are to
be seen 1t the Crescent today, Tues
day and Wednesday. Douglas Fair
banks will be cen in one of the best
photoplays he has ever made 1.-THE
Americana. In addition to this
there is the Harry Emerson show "A
Night On Broadway" with a cast OF
fun makers known the world over
and a chorus that cannot be beaten.
Don't miss this wonderful show for
you are sure to be pleased and en-
tertained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
OBITUARY
Funeral for Mrs. Pauline LobeI

tuneral o Mrs. Edullne LODtl
The funeral for Mrs. Pauline
Lobel, fifty-seven years old, wife of
Tomas Lobel, of 356 State street. who
died Friday night after a lingering
illness. was held yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from her late residence.
Rev. II. L. Chain and Rev. Rabin-
owitz oficiated at the services and
the interment was in the Congrega-
ton Shaary Tifloh cemetery. The
bearers were Morris, Herman and
Barney Streiff and M. Horn. Besides
her husband. Mrs. Lobel is survived
by two sons and two daughters,
Louis Lobel OF Texas, Morris Lobel,
Mrs. Aaron Franzblau and Miss
Sallie Lobel of this city. Mrs. Lobel
was a member of the Congregation
shaary Tihloh, the Talmatorah and
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12

THINK MAN KILLED SELF

ROCKAWAY, Nov. 12.-The body
of a we'll dressed man was in an I'M
dertakers establishment here today
awaiting Identification. The body was
found on the Kitchell estate, hear
here. on Saturday. A revolver was
clutched in one hand, which, with a
bullet wound in the temple, was said
by the police to indicate the mar
committed suicide. A silver buckle
bearing the initial "H" was the only
IDENTIFYING clue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Delightful Dance
Held at Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE. Nov. 12;-The
dance held in the Woodbridge high
school Saturday night, proved a big
success. Excellent music was fur
nished by Ritter's orchestra. The
hall vas decorated artistically for
the occasion, with parrots, which
were given as favors. There yer
many novel and unique features
throughout the evening. Much
credit is due Misses. Clara and Ellen
Hansen, Nellie Best, Elaine and
Madeline Logan for the excellent
manner in which they managed the
affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
HOLD MAN FOR ESCAPE
FROM San QUENTIN PRISON

NEW YORK, Nov. 12:-A man
arrested Saturday night by federal
agents to whom he identified himself
as DR.. Gordon Raymond, of Boston,
was reported by police Bertillon ex-
perbs today to be one of three mel
who picked a hole in a brick wall
and escaped from San Quentin pris-
on three years ago.
Credentials of the British and
Canadian Secret Services were found
In his pockets upon his arrest, the
police said. Canadian and British
authorities and San Quentin prison
officials were notified.
The prisoner was held on a charge
OF using the Secret Service creden-
tials to obtain money in several New
England cities,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
AZ the pitmas

A picture in which the story, cast
and director are all proven elements
comes to the Ditmas theatre today,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
1t is "A chapter in Her Life
Universal's elaborate screen tran
scription of Clara Louise Burnham's
novel, "Jewel."
The story has been widely read
and popular with hundreds of thou
sands. because of it's Wholesome
viewpoint and uplifting content. 1t
was adapted to screen technical
form by the director, Lois Weber.
The cast includes Claude Gilling
water, famous for fifty fine starring
characterizations on the stage and
who IN two years gave several ex-
cellent portrayals on the screen.
Frances Raymond, Eva Thatcher,
Ralph Yearsley. Robert Frazier.
Fred Thomson and Vernon Steele
are players Of the best professional
calibre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
SEIZE RUM AT NEWARK

NEWARK, Nov. 12;-Local police
today had in custody n truck, $50
cases of apparently choice whiskey,
and two negroes, captured here late
last night. The men are Harry VIM
and William Slade of this city. The
police believe the whiskey was being
trucked from dock on the Passaic
river waterfront. The two men deny
possession, saying they were hired to
drive the truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
Entertain Many Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stein. OF
Brighton avenue, entertained a num-
Der of relatives at their home, yes
erday. Singing, and music were ELF
5uycd.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
! .ouis Stein. of New York. and Mrs.
-. Rosenstein. Jerome Rosenstein,
1amuel Stein. Morris Friedman, Miss
lean Stein and Leo Stein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
HadaSSah Chapter
To Meet Tonight

There will be a meeting of the To-
cal chapter of Hadassah, tonight at
S o'clock in the New Packer House.
at which time the nomination and
election of officers for the ensuing
year will take place. 1t is most i'm
portant that every member be pres
ent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
CODD|NGTON IS BURNED

George Coddington, of Kearney
Road. Sayreville. an employee of the
General Bakelite Company, was
burned about the face and eyes
shortly before 8 O'Clock this morning
when thenol splashed into his face
as he was removing a plug from one
OF the iron drums containing the
stuff. He was removed to the City
Hospital where it is said the extent
of his injuries will not be known for
several hours. He is under the care
of DIR. Charles w. Naulty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Entertain at
Dinner PARTY

WOODBRIDGE. Nov. 12.--Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wilson. formerly
OF Jersey City, entertained at dinner
recently at their new home in Grove
venue
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A, Newman, ST., DIR. and Mrs.
IL. j.. Chapman and daughter, DR..
and Mrs. r. 7. Stock and son, DR..
and Mrs. Fred Stock and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Newman, of
Plainfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wilson,
of Perth Amboy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eek
hoff. Lester Wilson and Jeane Will
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Baptist Women Plan
Fer Cafeteria Supper

Friday night the Baptist Ladies'
Aid Society will hold a cafeteria
supper in the lecture room of the
church. Mrs. Robert McHose is
chairman of arrangements. A fine
menu will be served. 1t is hoped
that a great many people will take
advantage of this affair, as the COM
mittee in charge assure all those
who attend a most enjoyable supper.
Tickets may be procured from any
door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Collide with Fast Line

CARTERET, Nov. 12:-Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Micklo and baby. on
their way home here from Metuchen
in a car owned and driven by Mike
Basel of Metuchen, received slight
injuries when the machine crashed
into a Public Service fast line trolley
at the crossing here yesterday. Bas-
sci attempted to avoid striking the
car by pulling his machine in a di-
'rection parallel with the tracks but
could no. avoid being hit by the fast
passing trolley car.
After being treated the Micklo
family and Basel returned to their
homes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Belgium in Accord

BRUSSELS, Nov. 12:-The Bel
gian government will support any
measures or penalties agreed upon
by the Allied Council of Ambassa-
doris regarding Ex-Crown Prince
Frederick William under Article 228,
Paragraph 2, OF the Treaty of Ver-
s~ailles, requi.ing Germany to sur
render war criminals. The Belgian
ambassador in Paris has been in
structed to this effect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY

mitchell FIELD, N. Y, Nov. L.:
Private Aage Rasmussen, Army
Air Service, who fell to death Satur-
day from a landing rope on the
Army dirlgible TC-2, to which he
chung while the ship rose several
hundred feet into the air, died in the
performance of what he thought his
duty, an officers board reported to-
day. The report absolved Lieutenant
Bruce Martin, commanding the TC-2,
from blame 1t was said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Held For Shooting

MT. TABOR, Nov. Thames
Mcneil Is, is in the Morris county
Jail at Morristown today charged
with wilfully shooting with intent to
kill Walter Ehrenborg, S. here yes
terday. The latter has a chance of
recovering from a 20 calibre bullet
in the lung. He was taken to Me-
mortal hospital in Morristown yes
terday, following the shooting in the
yard of McNeirs home here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
GASOLINE PRICE GUT

NEWARK, Nov. 1.-THE price of
gasoline was reduced n cent a gal
lon to a retail price of seventeen
cents throughout New Jersey by the
Standard Oil, Gulf Refining and
Texas Oil companies today. Decreas-
ed crude oil costs was given as the
reason. A similar n cent u was
made t~hreeNweeks ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Hunters After His Cbiokena

Lieutenant William Calvin received
a telephone call on Saturday from
Soren Sorensen. of 712 Bingle street,
in regard to gunners shooting his
chickens. Mounted Officer Joseph
Hartung was detailed to investigate
the shooting.
Officers Sullivan, Patten and will
liam Peterson endeavored early yes
terday morning to find who fired
about four shots in the central part
of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Democratic Women
70 Have Session.

The woman's Democratic Cluo
VIII hold their regular meeting to-
-ieht at s o'clock is their club rooms
,,,cr strand theatre with the presi-
ANT Mrs. Daniel J. sullivan. presid-
ing. II is expected that many menu
hers win be present as the nomina-
tion Of officers for the ensuing year
viii take place at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Postpone Meeting

The Girls Progressive Club will
not hold their regular meeting to-
night on account of the holiday. The
next meeting will be held next Mon.
dav at the home OF Miss Janette
Asnssn, ~ AmRoy avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Committees to
Have Conference

A Joint meeting OF the Lookout
md Prayer meeting committee OF
he Christian Endeavor Society OF
he First Baptist church will meet
Ii the home of Miss Emily Greene,
.15 Water street, tonight at 3
l'cloci.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-12
Made Director OF Mint

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2:-Robert
]. Grant, superintendent Of the Dem
yer mint, was appointed by President
Coolidge today to be director of the
mint. He will succeed f. e. Scobey,
who resigned recently.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-13

Bien caido csta todo 10 caido, yvsi-
cayo tan fauilmesite fu6 sin duda por-t
que carecia de consisteneia para re-
sistir el recio empujon de los fuertes
patriotas que .ahora gobiernan en- Es-
paiia. Pero es de la mas elemental
justicia, haccr las debidas Salvedades,
sin querer manchar con el mismo lodo
los que Sc hicieron dignos del estig-
ma y los que conservan no solo Ell res
peto que siempre tuvieron, porque fue
ganado con austeridades con pre-
claros talentos, sino la afectuosa con-
sideracion y el homemade no solo de la
sana opinion espafiola sino dc los
hombres que van limpiando con sus
espadas las sendas por las que avan-
"a confiada hacia el porvenir la Espa-
ia de hoy que no puede nj quiere sus-
traerse las palpitaciones y las in
quietudes que conmueven y agitan al
mundo.
Esto es, por hoy, 10 que nos impor-
ia rectificar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-13
OY0 camparlas..
Los ERRoREs DE UN CoRREsPoNSAL

Fir1nada por Armando Quintana,
que es seg1n tenemos entendido un
seud6liiflo, aparece aver ,en Ell ITEM
po una carta que el colega anuncia
con inusitada reclame. No es para
tanto, porque en- ella no Sc hace sino
recoger, con lijereza que NADIA tiene
de plausible ciertamente, convewacio-
nes indocumentadas volanderos ru-
mores que cada cual reptile como pue-
dey aplica segun sus simpatfas politi-
cas- o sus medios de information.
Lo que dice Armando Miranda de
la cocinera de Don Antonio Maura, es
una version sacada de quicio. Ell Sr.
Maura esta limpio de. toda sospccha
y su conducta es irreprochable.
Sc ha dicho algo, en- Madrid, de un
alto personaje politico, cuya cocinera
cobraba un suelto como empleada de
un lllinisterio, pero ese personaje no
es ell Sr. Maura, cuya pulcritud de
procedimientos rcsulta ejemplarisiEla
y cuyas ideas y doctrinas esta implan-
tando, en- unc parte muy digna de e.
TINA, el Directorio Militar.
Mucha podredumbre habia en- la ma
nera de hacer politica, que Sc ha liqui-
dado de tan fulminante modo, pero 81
Ia mayor parte de los politicos estan
contaminados, hay excepciones honro-
sisimas como la del insigne Don Anto-
MO Maura cuya austeridad lie pone
cubierto de toda sospecha y deberia
garantizarle contra los eXcesos de las
plumas ganosas de faciles temas es-
tridentes.
Y tan falso como 10 de, la cocinera
es 10 de que el ilustre estadista hu-
biese procurado benefcios preben-
das una caterva de parientes ami
gos, cuando precisamente por 10 uni
co que no esta harto de ser ministro
ell senior Don Gabriel Maura y CANA
20 es por ser hijo de quien es y por-
que ell Sr. Maura siempre Sc ha opues-
to que su hijo que es ciertamente
uno de los valores positivos en- las
cumbres de la cultura integral espa-
iiola, pudiera ser catalogado la lie
Ia entire la legion que formaba la
frondosa yernocracia, que es va en- la
vida plblica espa1ola un fantasina ca
da yez mas lejano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-13
LAS OBRAS DEL CAPITOLIO
Ell EMPUJE QUE Sc DARA A LOS TRABAJOS
HASTA SU TERMINATION.
Una oportuna suggestion al Comisionado del In
terror sobre los materales que aqui podrin
hallarse para que rel ~ Pallacio del Parla-
mento reSllltara lhlai Gbratneta-
mente portorrquena

do varias canteras de lndrmol dc diver
SOS colcres, todos de eXcelente calidad,
y algunos como el de la sierra de Ma
guabo que paede competir. con el mar
mol .estatuario de Carrara, POGO uso
Sc Ia hecho de este precioso mineral,
que esta .llamado prestar gran utili-
dad. En- Rio Piedras, 'Cayey, Coamo
" Naguabo Sc han encohtrado cante-
ras de marmol en- siefras bastante
grandes y compactas, para podersc
elnplear en- toda clase dc constfuccio-
mes y en- la architecture" 1 =
La firma qae autoriza esta asevo-
raci6n, por tIatarse del Dr. Stahl; cl
ilu,tre sabio portorriqueno que con-
creto su vida entcra al estudio dc la
historic de Puerto Rico, en- todas sus
fases, no es firma que pucda ponerse
en- duda; y 81 el eininentc hombre de
Iciencia nos asegUra que en- Puerto
Rico hay marmol tan bueno que pue-
da competir con ell de Carrara para
toda industria Y obra de construction
en- que el precioso mineral juegue eI
principal papel; 6por que no Sc AGO.
mete de una vez la tentativa de eXplo-
tar esas minas, para crear con elias
una nueva industrial cue habria de
producir Ia isla riquezas incalcula-
bles?
Sc nos argiiira que para csc inten-
TO Sc necesitaria mucho dinero, tai vez
el doble del que Sc destinara para traer
de fuera ell ma1nol necesario para la
termination del Capitolio.
Pero no Sc piensa acaso, que ese
dinero no seria perdido, nj gastado
Ell Vano, porque una vez utilizado ell
marmol sufciente para emplearlo Ell
las obras en- construction, seguiria
produciendo ano tras ano el doble, ell
triple de la suma cmpleada en- la ex-
plotacion de las canteras de Naguabo,
cuyo producto podria crear nuevas in
dustrias en- el Pals, tai vez expor-
tarse al exterior, 81 su calidad result
tare superior la de los marmoles que
en- America Sc producer? -,
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico que en-
plea sumas considerables en- obras, 81
nececarias, veces improductivas,
bien podria fijar su atenci0n en- esos
veneros de riqueza todavia ineIplo-
tados, antes de q. la industria de la ca
ma sc nos fuera dc las manos, con la
perspective que hay de producirla en-
grandes cantidadcs tanto en- Santo Do
mingo, como en- las Islas Filipinas y
la America del Sur.
81 ruestra suggestion vale la pena de
tomarse en- cuenta, ha5remos hecho un
servicio incalculable al Pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-13
UNI aclaracion a IA belIisima
eaHa del Sr. Daubon


En- la edici6n &c aver. de Ell M.
PAlcLtL, mlblic6se una bella carta
q. q enlto intellectual Don Guillermo
Daubon, cscgfbe a nuektro Director
Don Jos; Perez Lcsada. con motivo
da' fsu feliz aIrfbo a iiuestras pl;,yas
al fcgresar de su noble i hermcsa tie
ri'a de orisen, Espana.
En- uno de sus parrafos, el Sr. D,lei.
bon tfene para mi frases gentilfsinlas
que 20 asladezro fntimainente, por mi
huIniltle collaboration en- este iiario
traselibc r1arte del ai-ticuio de salu-
tncion que Ell IMPARCTAL publico a
In lleSada de su quaiido Director, q.
dice como sigue:
'No vanios ahoia haccr una irvi-
sion exaltadora del histor;al periodis-
tico de Perez Losa,la >sus atlas ejc-
cutorfas, patcntes estdn en- el rccucrdo
de ,,todos. Nadle ha olvldado, nadfe
es possible que haya olyidaGo Ia ga.
llardfa. Ia cxpontanieiad y cl lies
prepdimiento con cue su intcligencia
y su pluma SO han puesto sicnpre ~
lado do Ia causa dc mayor razcn y do
mayor justicia. Perez Losada ha 81
do. cbstinacamente. on Puerto Rico, el
vcrbo dc todo noble enlpsho Con una
nota. en- su favor. dc irrcsisiible sim
patia; Ia de haber sabido rccordar
kIcmpre, cuando por InterfA dol pue-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-13

bio que lc adopt6 por hijo. que 81 vi
lio al nlrindn. al otro lado del mar, en-
aquclIa terra tan generosa de ST que
su p0breZa actual es una hermosa con.
sectlencia de su gcnerosi ad legenda
ria y sin ejemplo'".
70 agradezco. iepito. las simpdticas
ftases que el Sr. Daub6n me dcdica
Tensando, acaso. que el afi1culo en
question era nlio. Z 20 dcseo hacer
constar que el mismo dehi6se a Ia fl.
ma Y Galana pluma de nucstre com
pailero de Reduction, 81 exquisite jo-
ven pocta Don Juan Jose Lloyct. AL
Cesar 10 que cs del Cesar. Ahora
bicil: 30, pensando como 81 .Sr. Dau,
bon, no tendrfa inconrenients en- fir
mar los pdrrafos de referencia, que q
tanbiGn dice que firmarfa con orgu-
lilo.
Pero no quiero que pase inadvertida
Ia csplendi5a labor realizada entire no
sotrcs por el Sr. Ilovct, que con el
pscudonlmo elc FigG,fHo hubo dc dar
mis- reaIce y anlenldad In ardua la
bor rcallzada por los redactores todos
dc EL lMPAIcIAL. durantc Ia au-
sencla dc nucstro Director por Epaiia.
In mfa en- particular. francamentc,
ru6 tan modesto. que npcnas So tras.
iuce.
Manuel N. Ramiyes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-13
Ret6fnando.

5tfs -. 80 f-s<i.
sGuaado sllegamos "a Galaliorra pla-
ifam las campanas. en- lii gloria azul
| del dfa. Trafamos I'LL vision ardiente
de- los tamlJos. Ia gracia crcchdida
7 de Ia fierra haDfa dado a huestro espf-
ritu@el sesitimiento de bios. Pero va
los eampos no eStaball en- uosOtr0S
Limpios nuestros corazones del polet
del caInino y Ia ceniza de los recuer
dos, renddos espiritualmente por la
'arga misa lie In soledad Y el si1en-
clio. sollabamOs con Ia ciudad de GU
pulaS torres de orc. No nos detu-
vim0s a escuchar Ia antffona de las
'ampanas Ell Ii gloria azul dol dfa
Galahorra hcrvfa. bullfa, desbordada
lie clicas mOrenas. No era bastante
Era precise tragar puoblos, devoral-
astaciGncs, porque mHy lcjos, acribi-
ilada de fechas de plata, estaba ella.
la ciudad que tiene al Diablo. Sets
meses interpretando la Biblia de bro.
che Gle zafiro, seis meSeS eli In eScuela
de las flores V los pdjaros, con la es-
parceta Y ell ruisehor. dormido en- el
remans0 del aqua mas clara, olvidado.
.omo San Juan de Ia Cruz, entire los
.irios. cantandO, como la cogujada. en-
el claustrO verde de la hicrba. Nece-
sitamos Dir ell violin embaucador de la
perfidia Ia viola runrlneante del pc
cado... Lejos estaba la ciudad acri-
billada de fiechas de plata. Horror al
dfa. La noche nos Ia embellece v nos
la embruja. En- un salon bordado de
lamparas c0rtinajes estarfa 6l. agi-
tando su cola azafranada. mientras
el negro del tambor. con sus ojos lle-
nos de una luiuria fosforecente. harfa
cabri0lear los espfritus en- la DANA
funambulesca de la locura. Pero ain
era Caiahorra. Las campanas plaiifan
en- la gloria azul del dfa; nosotros.
tocados por cl dltimo reflejo Gle la sic
IRA. lefamos Ia Ultima pagina escrita
a la sombra que proyecta Id aldea so.
ORE el rlo. en- tanto que ct flliSellOr
ejecutaba sus cavatinas dc, cristal en-.
tire cl follaje bianco de los Glamos. Ha-
binmos posefdO Dios Y nos habfamos
iniciado en- 81 cuito dc Ia Naturaleza.
Conocfamos el camino de los Santos.
No es Ia solediid la hermana casta. la
fuente del purO amor. Ella nos i'm
pulsa. con su garra dc terciopclo y
oiorosa q, for dc medianoche. a rea-
liar el acto mas impetuoso. sacudicn.
donos con el Idtigo de pnrpura cruel dc
la sangre. mo nos da ella 10 meior
dc Ia vida? La cuipn es suya. porque
nos da nncvos riioncs nos vigoriza
plcnandonos dc una jIvcntud que quie.
re cmbriagarse do cosas rcdondas
blandas y bIenolIentes. Tn tren sll.
b0 Sc fue. llevandose por dclante cl
alre aznl el olor de los camInos.
y. RiOerp chcrrcmOni.
calahorra, XIII.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-13
CAMPlOS:
Fl. CEIMEN lie ESTA MANANA
EN- PARA BUEYON'

FL ay,ldante de la pnlicfa insular
Sr. J. Jl1iicc. ha recibi,!o IN telegrn-
ma del jefe de distrito de la policfa
de Rio PicdlaS Sr. Rios Carrillo, par
ticiplndole que esta maiiana lsa 8,
en la carretera central kil0metro 81.
jurisdiction de Guaynabo, el indivi-
halatTa Manuel Dfaz leon, siendo
capturaGo por Ia policda del 'listi'itc.
l,omentds despues. FL fiscal cntlellde
en- el asunto.
Hasta la hora ell que escribim6s es-
tas lfileas no Sc tienen detallcs en Ia
.poTicfa lie este ltvo criinen.