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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13
La Ley SEGA nos lleva
a Ia Poligania
Dlos ss Dios y IA ,hcma su Profeta, y
Pussy q Foot Jhonson el nuevo
Precursor
LA LEY DE LA OFERTA Y LA DE.
RlAhDA Y FL HAREM
Los. turcos ofrecen ocaGscas "a los yankis
y las turcas .piden el voto y I'm marido

.Dios cs Dos y Mahoma su Pro
feta, Y Pussy Foot Johnson es ci Pre-
cursor de las nueras glOrias tiel Is
lam Eli estos parecidos tt.minos
Sc eypres6 Abrahanl, Effendi, cabez;
visible de la religion mallomet;ina a
habl;r con los Representatives. de Ii
iprelnia curopeaS Y norteanericana el
! Cons'antinopla. scgin 10 comun;ca VI
! lespaGho que la Preisa Asociida en-
/ yi6 ,Yslian pub!ic;,tlo' los periodices iteo
Iyorq,;inos.
"El alcohol, aiiadi6 el turcn, es q
ipadra de todo 10 malo. Me regociia 50
i ibremapera yer que Ell los Estad0s Unl
dos Sc empieza a dar oidos al nanda
Ito de Ala, tai como 81 mismo 10 conlu
lnic6 nuestro Profeta".
LuegO hizo una pausa, aspire volup
/ 1tuos;mente dos o tres, bO:aIladas dc
hume aromdtico del IlarguilG, Y cont.
llu6 diciendo Il los lteriodistas
Isl el Islam llcsa a recobrar s., an
itiguo csplendor, serd gracias a J.. pro
hibicion de las belGdas alco.l6licas. l.;
prohioici6n hard los hombres $anos
robuslos inteligentes Eli inrquf;
themos empreidido una campans acti
vfsiioa para que los prcteptos ,'pl Pro
Ifeta acerca de este particular sa cum
plan. y r'.'
Los interlocutoies dc Abraha,G IL
fendi Jaique-ul- Islam salieron pstupe
ifactos = un POGO desencatados.
-;Y que dice usted aliora = dijo e
franc 6s uno de los chicos de la prem
sa yaaqui.i We usted que tengo raz0n!
-; Raz6n de que?- inquiri6 el otru
Eestupcfacto
de decirlc que 10 de lii pi ohfbi.
-cion era puro bluff. No hay tai que
sea made in America Els 10 mismo
que 10 de la Liga, Suna idea antigua,
Inuy antigua.
II impracticable-- apunt6 senten-
el frances.
{ --lnes, no faltaba mds-int errum-
pi6 Il espailol. Antiqufslma :nestfa,
quiero decir, de los antigiios poblado-
res de la Peninsula, los arab',s.
Bien, bien- observe cl yaniui al
n l. = .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13
IA DIcHA X FEIIcIDAD LIE
PERSIGUEN.

Punta Santiago. r r. sPor espa-
cio de varios amos padeci de dolores en-
los costados, marcos, falta de npetito;
acidez en- Ell estomago; debilidad, cn
fin, estaba va casi dejado de La mano
& de, Dios, pues nj medicos nj mis- ami
. COS con6cianS mi enfermedad, Gansa-
do va de tomar tantas medicinas, sin
ningdn provecho practice llego a mis-
manos un librito que decia aAntical-
culina Ebrey." Lo lei detenidamente
Y vi que trataba de los males que ago
biaban a mi cuerpp y mi alma" Co
ri la Farmacia y compre un frasco
de Anticalculina Ebrey. Empece to-
maria y sentf mejora. La segui to-
mando hasta que qucde radicalmente
curado. Desde entonces la dicha y ia
felicidad me persiglen, mientras que
antes estaba aburrido y no queria sa-
ber nj de mi familia. Ahora he ve-
nido a realizar que mi enfefmedad es-
taba EN- los rihones ell higado v gra-
cias la Anticalculina Ebrey que con-
asidero la reina de las medicines me he
curado en- tan corto tempo
Jose Nieto Bertran.
! 81 esta I'd. enfermo de los rinones,
vejiga e hfgado, v desea curarse con
Ia Anticalculina Ebrey, escriba a
Ebrey Chemical Works, 80 West
/ Broadway, New York, y recibira gra-
lis un interesante folleto. La Anti
calcu1ina Ebrey Sc encuentra dc venta
ZEN todas las boticas. AdVt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

impofGntfsina, algun nueyO deacubrl-
miento culinario sin duda.
l-.in. mes amis- eXclam6 Triboulet
len Via une It's Il barker-.egreg0
tencarandose con los periodistas in
gleses y juntando los flldces con los
'prllSares en- ademallasemejante 81 que
todos los neoyorquinos o los que sin
serlo vivian en- Nueva York han visto
len eli aviso de, un t6nico contra Ii cal
j vicie.
=. De que So trat;i, una nuev;i salsa? ?
/ -pinSilnto el >yanqui burlonamc tie.
/ = Nlais non no Sir-cOntilli0 Tri-
iboulet sin ;ibandonar su afan Lilingiie
! II, sarcy story, sill vous plait. Estan
;tlquiiando los harenes. La leg de la
Uferfa y la demanda. Parece ape las
5o1aliscas son incompatibles con el alto
cos.o de la vida Hasta cl misin0 SUI
tan VA ii deshacerse de algUnas de
elias. En cl interior estan ofreci6n-
.tlolas regaladas. Hasta iba a producer
Sc una conflaSraci0n por ahf, no Sc
d0nde, debido il que un turco inprr-
dente POGO enterado de los usOs 0c-
'cidelhales lie dijo ii un miembro de III
Cruz Roja Norteamericana que le tc-
i MA reServadas dos chicaS estupendas
primicias del harem de un baii. Ma
dame 10 Oy0 v estuyo a punto &c lam
izarse scbre el pobre marido, sin saber
que Il era absolutamcnte ajeno Il todo
aqurllo.
,Iais, tlites done:
"A yer. Il yer. =
| How is it?
I 1.oS periodistas habfan tornado
cfrcu,o alrededor de Monsieur Tribou-
itet. luien rdpidamente, a incaiculable
velocidad verbal, les di6 todos IS de-
TALES del asimto. La Turqllfa encan-
tadora de Lott Farr&re era una coSa,
del pasado. Los harenes iban Il que
,darse desiertos. unas o3alisuas bllsca
han hiarido Il la cristiana. Dtlas 81
iban dGaicar Il profesiones diycrSa.
4AlgmGs cntraban en- la p0lftic:y ,Mt
bfan tornado VA un partido talNo ic
ma era Ell voto Y un marido l,pr ca
beza
Yea ustedes,- -concuy6 tilos6tica
menfe Monsieur Triboulet out lasse
tout casse tout lasse-el toat l.Aoient
Precisamente en- momentos en- llIe. Sc
g1n cniendo, los boches v los bolche-
viqu;s estdn pensando Ell establecerI
la poligamia, vienen estos tttcos Y
/; zas 50 ponen IA liquilar los harehes.
Adios Good-by. Au reyoir! Y Sc
alej6 sonriente, penetrado de o tras-
cen,icLtal de la noticia, ddndOl2 acasO
grac.Ls Il Ala de que 6l Monsieur Tr-
boulrt no Sc ilalara cn el caso de aquel
Official de Ia Cruz Roja Norteamerica
na Il quien Ia Ofcrta de un tu"cO cs
tuxo Il tlunto lie cOstare una trailolina
crist;al'a-y protestantc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13
E.D[:'ICTO
Z EN- LA CORTE SUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
Comisi6n de Reputation de aspirantes
al ejercicio de la abogacia
, Ex parte:
! GABRIEL DE LA HABA,

~ IeClclOnaf1o.
Z Sobre admission al ejercicio de la
abogacia.
San Juan, P. R. de Diciembre de
1919.
La conlision nonlbrada por el Ho-
norable Tribunal Supreme, de confor-
nlidad con la ley de II de mario de
, 1909, para informar sobre las condi-
clones morales de los -aspirantes al
ejercicio de la abogacfa ants los tri-
bunales de la isla de Puerto Rico, acor-
do adoptar como regla fila para todos
los aspirantes la de que, ademas de-
la prueba de declaraciones juradas del
aspirante Y de dos personals de repu-
tacion, Sc anuncie la solicitud en- dos
periodices por termino de diez dias,
a fin de que cualquier persona ha-
bitante de esta isla pueda presentar
queja fundada u objection contra la
admission del aspirante.
estando pendiente de infOrme la
solicitud del Senior Don Gabriel de la
Haba Brunei, Sc publica este anun-
clio en- cumplimiento del ameritado
acuerdo, y a los efectos expresados en-
el niismo, hacienda saber que las que
jas objeciones que deseen hacerse
chen presentarse en- el termino de diez
dias contar de la publication del
presente anuncio, y puedcn Hirigirse
la comision por conducto del secre-
tario que sugcribe.
Francisco Soto Gras,
Seeretario de la Comisi6n de Repu-
tacion de Gspirantes al ejercicio de la
abogacia.N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

sencia de alst1n representative legal de
la olicina del Tesorero de Puerto Ri
co de los que practican investigaciones
de rentas internas en- los distritos res
pectivos.
Las copias de las formulas deberan
haccrsc por duplicado: Ell maquinilla
o cscritos a mano con caracteres bier
legibls.;. v remitirse cn la misma feeha
que Sc envfan las muestras.
II. RUis SoIcr,
Comisionado de Sandal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN.
Secci6n Primera.
Herman Luther,
demandante.
VS..
Jose JESUS Pesquera, et., al,
demandados.
Civil, No. 1914.
EJECUcIoN DE HIPoTECA.
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA.
MODEL BRASSIERES
$3.50 hasta $500

R. Martinez Reyes, Marshal de
la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
diciaT de San Juan, P. R., al publicc
hago saber:-
Que en- cumplimiento de una orden
de ejecucion librada por la Hon. Cor
te del Distrito de San Juan, Seccion
primera, en- el case de Herman Lu-
ther, vs.. Jose JESUS Pesquera, ct. all,
demandados sobre ejecucion de hipo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

Comisionado de Sandal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. FL efecto tonico y laxante del
LAXATIVO BROMO QUININA lie
hacef superior la Quinina ordinaria,
y no afecta la cabeZa. La firma de
p. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
iita.
...:, Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

HABITACION.-Fresca y Coz
moda, Sc alquila en- ell Edificio
Borinquen No. 7-B.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

teca, asce4 ldente a la suma de DOS
MIL QUINIENTOS DOLARES de
principal, de MIL CINCUENTA DO
LARES dg intereses vencidos hasta el
81 de Ag,)sto' De 1919, y los que Sc
venzan has ia ell dia del pago razon
del (12a6D doce por ciento anual, mas
DOSCIENTOS DOLARES para las
costasa del procedimiento, pongo en-
spublica 81 basta el siguiente inmue-
ble:-
TER RENO, sito en- el barrio del
pueblo de Bayam6n, denominado
Maturi, a los fondos de la calle de
la Palma, compuesto de cuatro
cuerda. en- esta forma: setenta y
dos val,as por el sur; ciento treinta
Y siete l,or ell Oeste; ciento sctenta
y cinc1 por el Norte; y ciento
ochenta y ocho por el Este, colin
dante pDr el Sur, con terrenos de
Petronita a Flores, hoy Jose L. Pes
guerra; ( or el Oeste, con los fondos
de los olares Y casa de don Ma
nuel Lilo VIC, don Herfnogenes Bar
bosa, dor Felix Perez, don Luis Lo-
pez, hoy don Pablo Lavandero, Su-
cesion ie Francisco Padilla, y Jo-
Sc Grei ;orio Davila; por ell Norte,
con dofla Belen Aguayo Y don Mo-
desto Ih,ubriel, hoy su Succession,
don Ric.l rdo Vela, Agustin Cepero,
Trinidad Padilla, viuda de Chabes,
Maria f, ugenia Fernandez, Carlos
Rodrigue 2, Maria Monserrate Cruz,
Anastasit> Correa, Juan Flores, An
la estane ia denominada Isleta de
dona IsaE 'el Ndnez"
La subastsl Sc llevara a cabo Ell mi
oficina, situs da en- el edificio de esta
Corte, el ,dia 19 de Diciembre de 1919,
a las dos tt4 la ,tarde, adjudicandose
dicha propi, sdad al mejor postor quien
debera cons gnar su importe en- mo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

americana ell de adj Salvador Suau. ~
judcac6n conformando los IT, Ramon Narinez2eyc
tulcs exstenes Marshal de la Corte de >Distrto
abogado del demanante Lcdo San Juan Nov %, 199
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
Attractions AT The City Theatres
AT THE VICTORIA.

Several weeks prior TO the release
Of Mickey" featuring Mabel Nor
mand. now at the Victoria, Miss Nor
mand was arrested and fined - by
Judge House for violating traflc regu-
ations, In trying 10 learn the detail OF
running an automobile while she used
the English side OF the thoroughfare.
Spurning the opportunity for further
publicity Miss Normand was sparing
of her remarks TO the reporters TO this
very limited extent:
Il was so scared ] didn't know what
TO do This from the lady who does
the breathlessly venturesome stunts"
during the progress Of Mickey" show
ing at the Victoria Theatre. today.
creates a problem, TO wit: How did
Miss Normand keep her face straight
on conveying her terror at driving an
automobile at snail's pace while be-
ing "chauffered' into the mysteries Of
motor driving? Lucky thing she was
arrested before the opening Of Mickey
or those reporters would have nipped
the sarcasm.
Mickey plainly defines and illustrates
the word thrill" as applied to motion
pictures, as she swings along from cliff
to cliff in a mountain range of reck-
lessness.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
AL suEIIpnT PARK

The Family Theatre at Shellpot Park
is keeping up It's reputation for offer
ing the best vaudeville which has ever
been seen in this section for the money.
THE Three Melody Phicnds in the
Land Of Harmony" trio which has
made a hit on The big time and which
is one Of The best acts from musicM
standpoint which has been seen here
this summer is The hcadliner and it Is
a splendid act. Draper and Soule have
a clever comedy sketch which is out Of
the ordinary and Lippncott and Keith
also have a comedy sketch on the bill
which is decidedly clever. Draper is a
clever minstrel and theatrical actor
and Miss Soule is a splendid cornetist.
Mortimer, a rube comedian, made a hii
Elsi3 Myers has a novelty singing and
dancing act which is way above the
ordinary and makes her one Of the
special features Of the bill.
r. j. Beirmsn, OF No lOOS West
Third street. won last weeks automatic
baseball Prize. an army Kit. by batting
2i. He defeated Leo Kennedy and u.
Wilson Who tied with A. l.. Dorsey
IS leading tins week with 81.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
SHIP CAPTAIN is
AMONG MISSING

Wireless calls received Yesterday from
the steamship Lake G0rmania, bound
from Cuba TO Philadelphia, stated That
the master Of the vessel had disappear
ed az sea under mysterious clrcum-
stances. This caused The United states
District Attorney Of Philadelphia TO
send Detectives Houghill and Moyer
hurriedly 90 Reedly Island last night TO
Intercept the vessel
This action was taken blythe Federal
authorities because Of the fact that The
lake Gormania is under control of the
United States shipping Board and the
property Of the government ON the
last visit the Lake Gormania made 10
Philadelphia several weeks ago. Cap
tain Mauerhoff was in command. and
so far as is known no change has been
made.
The wireless message stated only that
The master had mysieriously disap-
peared, and the conclusion reached by
the Federal authorities was That his
disappearance was due 10 violence The
'essel has a crew of IS men an told.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
e.rou no arm
kUNH IU UET , PEk
CENT. TAX REBATE

As q rebate Of per cent. ia allowed
on city taxes in Wilmington during The
moqth or July large number or per-
sons are paying taxes, and Collectors
klund and Dolan are unusually busy.
People are paying taxes earlier This
month than generally.
Both Of theitax collectors haye been
supplied with extra clerks for the rush
period, so that an who desire may be
able to pay their taxes this month and
get ihe discount allowed The rush al
the county tax ONCE is not so great,
for the reason that the county allows
a longer discount period and this gives
the Wilmington property owners
chance 10 pay their city taxes at ono
time and their county taxes later on
After July no discount Is allowed in
In August the face Of the
bin is collected. and in September
. per cent. penalty is added.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
TO DISTRIBUTE new
STATE SCHOOL FUND
Service Cit zens N a m c
Special Committee to Have
Charge of Details

At the meeting Of the Executive and
Finance Committees Of the Service
Citizens this morning Dr. Roland G
psynter. Of Sussex county; henry
sidsley. OF Kent county; Henry p
lcolt Of New Castle county: Mrs VII
lam X. dupont and DR. Joseph II 0del
we're appointed committee to confer
with the trustees Of The Service Citi-
tens as to the distribution OF the trust
Nnd for better education in Delaware
sven through Pierre s. dupont
Many rec@ests for funds have been
made by state agencies. to the Service
citizens. due to the failure -nf-ihe State
70 appropriate enough money 10 carry
sorvard work that is important and
Which has already been planned.
tmong The agencies which have re-
quested money are the State Board OF
agriculture. the State Board OF cduca-
lion and the Dean OF Delaware College
ior extension work
These requests came before the com
mittee today and The following com
mittee was appointed TO look after
them: Chairman, Charles Warner .
Philip 4. Burnet. a. r. Corht. Frank
Bancroft Of Wyoming, and Charles
Evans.
The constitution of the Service
Citizens provides, that Il should not in
terfere in any way with state or other
agencies. Whether these requests Will
be granted viii be decided hy the COM
mittee appointed today
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
WEALTH IN STATE
CROPS THIS YEAR
Eastern Shore Awakening
10 Possibilities; Many En-
large Berry Patches
THIS YEARS PEACH
CROP TO BE BIG
speeIal 10 The EvenIng journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Del. July i5-The
stories Of the money made by truckers
and fruit growers Of the Eastern Shore
TINS year sound like fairy tales. but
their truth IA shown everywhere in the
purchase OF automobiles. building OF
new homes and a general air of pros
perity. Today the Eastern Shore Is
just beginning TO awake 10 its own pos
sibilites.
The war was loss TO many people,
but TO The farmers II was a gold mine.
so alluring Is the outlook for high
prices during the years TO come that
Eastern shore farmers are enlarging
their strawberry patches, and instead
OF a half dozen and less acres being de-
voted TO the crop the atreage is dou-
bled and even lripled One Caroline
county farmer pocketed $1,000 gross
and Sii500 net as the proceeds from
tWclye-acre field Of strawberries, while
cOlored trucker in WicomicO deposit
od $500 in the bank as his profit on
three acres. Another farmer received
$1,000 from a two-acre lot. while
Brdgeyille man received $500 from
1900 plants.
Peaches will-be anothg good-paying
crop, according TO Orlando Harrison.
the Berlin fruit grower, who has Just
returned from visit to western Mary
land and Virginia orchards He finds
that The apple crop Is going 90 be
short, but that the peach crop looks
good, both in quantity and quality.
George G.. CHM, Of near Townsend. Is
one Of The most successful asparagus
growers in the State. During the sea-
son which has Just come to a close he
cleared SJ0l over all expenses from
one acre Of grass" while from other
acres he cleared not less than 500.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
OUT or 5. S. FOUR
TIMES In 22 YEARS
specIal 10 The Evenlng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, Del, July io.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Money and daughter.
Of Philadelphia. have returned home
after weeks stay with her eister.
Mrs Price Stanley.
Rodney Steelman, Of Baltimore, ls
spending the summer with his grand
mother, Mrs Emma Price.
Mr. and Mrs George Pennington ana
baby. Of Chester, Pa. spent sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Pennington.
Mis- Blanche Layneld is spending some
Atime with friends I'm Maryland.
Miss Rebeccs Uhler, OF Philadelphia,
Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Eliza Uhler.
William Ball, Of Unionville, Pa. spent
Sundey here.
w. Leslie Beck, OF Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Beck.
Presley Geohegan. OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs Morton Price is spending SONS
time with her parents in Bel-Air, Md.
Mrs Helms left town last week for
an extended visit with relatives in New
Jersey.
There WIN be a meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday evening after prayer
service.
Albert Hemphill left the past week
for Niagara Falls, where he has ac-
cepted a position for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Pennington left
today for Atcoe, n j., where they will
l. a f1a
Mrs. William Hutton
The Ladies' An Society OF the Meth
Odist Church met at the home OF Mrs
James POrdham, on Thursday evening.
where a most enjoyable time was
spent After the regular routine busi-
ness. Mrs. George SauerNine gave
most interesting talk on Panama.
Those present were: The Rev. l.. w.
Laytleld and wife. Mrs. William Lewis.
Mrs. Evan Hemphill. Mrs William Ball.
Mrs. Samuel Walker, Mrs. William
Mrs. Vincent Cats, Mrs.
l.. A. Pennington, Mrs. Littrell. Mrs.
Eugene Cullison. Mrs. William Bow
en-, Mrs. Albert Laurence. Mrs. Joseph
Anderson, Mrs. Glen Everett, Mrs.
George Sauerwine. Of Panama; Mrs.
Ella Grouse. OF Bridgeton, n. j.; Mss
Grace Taylor, OF Reading. Pa
There will be no more weekly pray
er meetings OF the Methodist Church
during July and August
A record believed TO be unsurpassed
by anyone in Delaware City or any
place is that of Mrs Beniamsn Dough
erty. who missed only four Sundays
In the Methodist Sunday School for
Ihe past twenty-five years She was
sick on three Of the Sundays and was
detained because Of a death in the
family on the fourth Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pennington left
Yesterday for Atcoe, \. j., where they
will spend two weeks with their
laughter. Mrs. William Hutton.
Mrs. Morton Price is spending soms
lime with her parents at Belsir. Md.
n Leslie Beck. Of Philadelphia. was
weekend visitor with his parents,
,lr. and Mrs Stewart Beck.
Miss Blanche Layfleld is visiting
riends in Maryland.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
AT The RJAITO

There have been many fine bills pre-
sented at the Riallo since its opening
But for today and tomorrow the man
agement promises the photoplsy pub
lie one OF the greatest double bills yet
presented at this popular theatre. The
dramatic feature promises something
unusual in the way Of plot. An in.
tense drama OF mans love and a
woman which is unfolded with splen-
did dramatic power II is a Vitagraph
feature. "a Girl at Bay" starring the
talented Corinne Grifnth.
The comedy feature is entitled
Love" and Of course, with Fatty
Arbuckle the CHEF funmaker. there
will be plenty Of slove." And whats
more to the point is that while enact
ing all the elements OF this act there
Will be any amount OF chuckles and
laughs. The management is certain Of
a crowd and advises that children at
tend the matinees.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
". G. RICHARDSON. JR.. DEAD

CAMBRIDGE, Md. July i5.-Milton c.
Richardson. Jr, died at the Cambridge
tMdD Hospital last might. as a result OF
a diving accident. on Sunday. July 6.
young Richardson. with number Of
boys. was in swimming. He climbed
upon a pier and diyed head first into
the water. which was about two feet
deep. his head striking the hard. sandy
bottom and causing concussion OF the
brain
lie was taken TO the hospital. but The
neck was so badly compressed that no
relief could be given He was partly
paralyzed and finally meningitis set in
lie was about rs years old and president
Of the senior class at the Cambridge
Nlsh School.
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
1858 MORE SOLDIERS
& DIE OF WOUNDS

WASHINGTON, July IS United Press.
deaths from wounds received during
lhe war are still occurring in the q.
J army.
Since January T. 1853 battle deaths
have been reported by the War Depart
nent Nearly all Of these, with excep-
hon Of 40 men killed In action in ST.
IBERIA, were caused by wounds received
before the armistice
The latest casualty list published by
ihe War Department shows 5O65O bat
lie deaths during The war with 79.-2i0
deaths from disease, s0,l3O wounded
everely. il09ii wounded slightly. &C..
Ct wounded degree undetermined and
fS7 missing in action
Evening journal., 1919-07-15
BRITISH HAVE HUGE
MOTOR REPAIR PLANT

n. f. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
LONDON, July Is Shelters for
1900 motor vehicles have been built
at Slough, where thousands OF ma
chimes have been standing out, exposed
to the elements, since the signing Of
the armstice Factories are erected
for the rebuilding Of these cars for
sale. Continuous employment IS 10 be
given to 1000 men. An erecting shop
covering eight acres is one Of the
structures. The plant will not only
put surplus motor equipment in shape
for sale. but will keep in repair army.
air force and other public service ma
chine.