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Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
CHESWOLD.
items OF Personal and Social Mention
Gleaned About Town

Items OF Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About Town.
Cheswold, Dec. 16.--Personals-2r,.
Sara Moore is critically IN At mi.
Wrlting.-Little Pauline RotbweU i
much better.-Mr. C. B. Massey end
family and MIR. and Mrs. STANLEY 1as-
sey spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mr.
n +. Helms.-Mr. and Mrs. Georpo
HoHecker has returned home from
Lnelf sons, SIR. Lee HoTecker of
Bear StatiOn.-Mr. John Dannenban-
er, OF PocomOke City, is visiting
tIlends n CheswOld and is on his wav
TO Wilmington and Philadelpbia-
Ml@- Elizabeth Emory spent last week
WIN w Airs. D. D. Boggs, of Camden
MIS- Sallie RothweI spent Wednesday
WiCh MS son, Mr.. Georoe Rothwell-
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore enan+
Friday with Mrs. Ida Stevens Of
C-ayton--Miss Dorothy Nichols Of /!
fafn1lngton. spent the past week with
her brother Mr.. Carl Nichols-Mr
r. L. Barcus and family spent Mon
Gay in Dover.-1Irs. Emma Pearson
spent the weekend with Mrs. Bertha
Casson. ING
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
For Sale

Two-story brick building on Main
Street, Smyrna, Del, 25,OOO feet Of
floor space, Grounds Stables, Black
smith and Whcelwright Shop. This
building is in three large rooms. VIII
sell all or part.
GEO. y. WRIGHT & son.
Phone 26o SmvIna. Del
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
PUBLIC SALE

Ihe undersigned will sell at Public Sale. op
% me Joseph Garner Farm. on road leading from
DeXters Corner to Cypress Bridge, six miles
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17

What's the matter VITA Clavton
Town Council? Our streets are worse
than back country roads. The citizens
and merchants are not asking for con-
crete streets at the present time but
1eel the Town Council might do some
thing to fill up the unnecessary bolas
Mr.. W. s. Collision has purchased
the house now occupied by Mr.. Lewis
Hurd from Mrs. l. N. Mills on High
land Ave.
The Clayton Public Schools closed
last Wednesday on account of an
epidemic of dipthera.
wish to thank the people of Claw
ton for their extreme kindness 70 INV
daughter, Bertha during her sickness
and death--Mrs. Alex Collins.-adv s
Clayton is rejoicing over HAVING |
electric lights. The current was +
turned on Saturday evening, Decem- |
Der 18th for the first time. While the
street lights are not yet all in place Y
some twenty or more residences have
been wired.
Inc family of James H. Frazier C
wish to thank all those who loaned z
machines and to all those who in anv-
way rendered their offers of svm,atbv
during their recent bereavement = . \
adv
Personals.-Mr. Abel Sevil has re-
turned from short trip to Philadel- C. C
pha--Miss Emma Blades spent Sat
1rday in Wilmington.-Nr WiIbr,. cn} p
Clark has returned from a visit with OF,
m MS sitter in Pennsgrove, N. J.-Miss Dee
Baynard, of Wilmington Soy' Sow
pent the weekend with her parent. Carr
dr. and Mrs. Joseph Baynard.-2riss SbeI
lillian COppage. of Marcus Hook. has $mg. eogs
etuined from a visit with her DaI- ness,
nts dles.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
NEWS OF CLAYTON
'N''o Local News Budgets from Cheswold. Kenton
o'ackblrd' Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck.
LeIpsIc Brenford, and Their Vicinites
CLAYTON.

Passenger train schedules on the
Delaware Railroad were restored
monday morning the same as before
the order issued last week REDUCING
The service because of the fuel short
age. Owing to the heavy travel duo
TO the holiday season, railroad officials
welcomed a return to normal condi-
tlons, as also did the public. NTanv
passengers were obliged to stand dur
ing trips to Wilmington and PhiladeI-
phla last week, owing to overcrowd-
ing OF cars.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
Ill Head of cattle aD
Oo,n;sistng o',;! of nine young milcb
'e"r'ihg helfer. yearling bull
FARMING IMpI LhIENr,rc, y

C.lIt.ring Deering Binder. good as new NJ w,
Oiiver OiiaETrs, PIn Walking Cultivators Ws1Eine. W1IgeI
Deere I@dI0" SorD pg Drag Harrow. Wheel Rake. Jobn
Hcy oower' Farmers Favorite Grain bri bTGIlef Seed %
Gan 1leM Mower > Good Farm Waaons "earIy
Wasoa %' carrass c5M4ssot9 Poo cars sleigh Da35on 65a
eSsI, Scy,L, forks Hoes Spades IoH SbnyeIs ladder;
9cythes sets Of Wagon Harness '"Fge,s PoI a and
dIcs Id l4' o. other Harness Collars and 'faf- Rj
lion. e9 20 numerous to men
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17

wish to thank the people of Claw
ton for their extreme kindness to NV
daughter, Bertha during her sickness
and death.-Mrs. Alex Collins.-adv
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17

The Clayton Public Schools closed
last Wednesday on account of an
epidemic of diptheria.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17

Mr.. W. S. Collision has purchased
tne house now occupied by Mr.. Lewis
Hurd from Mrs. l. N. Mills on High
land Ave.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
Wednesday, Dec. q. .La

at O'Clock p. H.
Al Al that certain farm. piece and parcel Of
ii lan4 and premises situated in Kenton Hun
west side of the public road that Loads on rrDa lre
iblentord to Seven Hickories and adioins
lands lands OF John Thompson. c. B. Massey and
l1llas n OF others and contains forty-fve C451
;s aoies OF Iand' be the same more or less Tho
improvements there on are a good two stor,,
frame dwelling house. stable barn. chicEen
mouse, n96 wagonshed and other out buildings,
,.D. oUo peach trees pear and apple orchards and
~ ape vineyard all of which are in bearinq.
and enough wood for farm use
Anyone desiring nice home win IL, ,,..u j
look this property over. "''' 70
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WILLIAM II. JONES
W. c. MOORE SON Auet.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
~ q HOISEHOLn cnnnr

~ .1ITtT IHeaa OTcam SeUeratOr Do,7lI -
n;n;rrr ni;5aer Wood Stoves GOOD Parlor Snt e
CL DLninA Chairs lot Of Rocking Chairs 11,, .
LaT@e oglbSag IH Caps P Lard Press Sausage cutter
na'Ity go eggs; 3 Tables M 'ieu5Eaitor' Eii' ca
'i|.c1us ' 4et of Bed SPRINGS GOOD as ''0r Ue,
fealner Beds. Mattresses. Morris - ChsG iaeW
Lamps Mating and CARPETS -''''i'@ OhaIr'
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
TERMS OF SALE

I'll Az sums of $1,000 and under cash ,,;,, l..
j1G1,ns gns, VIII be given by purchase Siyipc 9l ~
d5rsar note or bond with approved cn- 'lrN
p Va, .,-. JAS. F. LAFFERTY
H. w, SLAUGHTER. Auct
12-i7u3t I'LL Oh NJ Church will serve lunch.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13
EN- La CORTE DE DISTRITO'
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL
DE HUMACAO, PUERTO
RICO.
Seccion.
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los E. u, SIS.
No. $3.50.
ECLARACION DE DOMINIC.
Elk PARTE.

POR CUANTO, habiendo pre-
Isentado ell abogado Don Arturo
EAponte, Jr. una moci6n a NOM
tbre de Julio Rodriguez Morales
para que Sc declare a su favor
Tel dominic de la sig6iente fnca
"RUSTICA :-Predio de terre-
mo situado en- los barrios de Va
Ilenciano Abajo y Valenciano
Arriba, del termino Municipal
fde Juncos, compuesto de 80 cuer-
Edas, mas menos,. seg1n los titu-
Hos, Y de 1896 cuerdas, equiva-
Elentes a 20 hectareas 4 areas y
I39 centiareas, segdn la mensura
practicada por ell Geometra don
Mario Fuentes Morales, en- lin
Ides, por el Norte, con tierras per-
tenecientes a don Miguel Mujica; !;
por el Sur, con don Juan Maldo-
nado, don Antonio Gomez y do
fla Felfcita Rodriguez, antes, hoy
Juan Maldonado; por el Este, con
mas tierras de don Ramon Her
nandez y don Antonio Gomez, y
|por el Oeste, con terrenos perte-
necientes Jose Hernandez y
Geronima Rivera, antes, hoy su-
cesi6n Alverio, Geronimo Her.
nandez, Pedro Medina y Jorge
.Mojica".
h POR TANTO, y habi6ndose or
denado por ell Honrable Juez de
esta Corte Sc publique la pretan-
sion por tres veces en- un perio-
|dico de los de mayor circulation
de los. que Sc editan en- esta ciu-
dad para que los que tengan al
gun derecho real sobre el inmue-
bic descrito, las personals ignora-
das a quienes pueda perjudicar
la, inscription y en- general todo
el que desee efectuarlo dentro del
termino de sesenta dias, libro ell
presente en- Humacao, Puerto
Rico, a % de octubre de 1919.
A. Ramirez, Jr.,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13
BOSQUEJOS SOCIAEES
Fl OR ERO

- /. Z
\ rs q tofero una figura simpaticai
n faracterizada por Il yalo Y la am
.Ekicion: dos cuaiidades impulsoras que
.li3 lanzan a I'm 7arte, profession, oficio,
Ia como Sc lame eses modo de ganarse
la ridd jigando con la macrte.
/ La tragedia ocliltase en- un detalle,
en- un descuido, en- una imprudencia, y
isurge, inopinada, acknowledgements de
A la mirada de una mujer. de la morda-
eilad de un espectador, de Ia censura
de un tecnico, de cualquier futilidad
Yo admire at torero con honda v
afectiva admiration, no cuando desa-
fla a In muerte con el coraz6n serene
frfo, sino crlando domina, orgullosa-
mente, a las multitudes enloquecidas
| La vision doIorosa del emsangrenta-
do. lfvido, camino de la enfermerfa,
| fermcnta Ell mi coraz0n Ia mas mofun-
da amargura. :. iPobre vida que Sc
malogra -. Pobre juventud que Sc
marcllita.
Crispa mis- nervios el fanatismo tau
r6lilo, que suele lamcntar la manse-
dumbre del ganado, su cobardfa ante
las indefenSas cabalgaduras Ny de mi
eSpfritu emerge inteusa c0leM clando.
en- el paroNsmo de la crlleldad, mu6s-
trase dccepcionado 81 mos niiuraS ton
tOs no lie proporcionan la em0cionante,
escena del hHic
Fnera del coso; fuera del lugar don
lie IN gloria Y los billctes lG p0nen fren
&c una ficra. mas humana en- ocasio,-
nes que III que Sc revuelve en cl gra-
dcrio, azllZadora Y voeipSlera; fuera
de la plaza, paSenando> su iigpra relam
mgueantc v arlcquincsca Il 1omos de
una multitud idiotizada. el torcro Sc
tfanSforma en- I'M rcbeldc cmancipa1o.
Es. entoaces, el aventurcro alnbicioso.
nohlemente anibicioso, sin medios para
elevarSe, hiunlando por cl vaLor Y. li9r
81 apasimamicnto que este ejcrce en-
las multitudeS
3 tQut el festival5feS rcsresivo? Lo
seri.. sQue es bdrbaro?s AlId, los anti
taur0iil0S. Lo que defiendo es la la-
ION, Ia l0gica que nos impone al :. tdre-
70: creaci6n inevitable de nuestra or
ganizaci6n especial. 4
Sabe el eXplotado de hoy que la
cogidG de un torero abre una profun-
da hrecha de consternaci0n en- el ami
mo nacional. que IN Suces0 vulgar,
on el orden de 10 corriente, preocupa
Il todos los espaIloleS 81 ell maltrecho
diesnofes tie los de Sietc mil pcsctds.
ObServa como ell percance imprime al
teldgr;lfo 'aceldramientos .ncrvi0sos.
como la conmhcioh, 'partien,io de los
r0fatiUOs, SO difunde llegr Il la en-
trana del pueblo, comIinmente indife-
rentc lal d2sarrollo de los grand@s
acdn'ecimientqs, pero :. epternecido Y
llelo de palpitante inter6S por q que
brantado tendon, de Aquiles de ..un
diestro eonsagrido. Tvs ai3idsafistotras Il
cia (la de la sangre. Ia del tlineio. Ia
de la polftica, la della literatnra) con-
fraterlhzar con iiel fcn6mtqio dcE !iia:
Lee en- la PrenSa epie6s csintoS, poemas
diyinizadores de las hazafia$ ejectta-
das Ell el rueto Contempla elevarSe
fen espirales ell humo del incienso arro-
iado,en la inmensa pira del entusiasmo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

FnacionaL como holocanstoAal itlolo de
moda, que el lapiz genial de Marin
bosqueja en- gallardas actitudes, Y cuya
misteriosa vida relata la prosa brillan-
te. de Gomez Hidalgo. Asombrale Ia
grandiosidad del torero, su endiosil-
miento, su ascension la cumbre So
cial. Desldmbrale ell fulgnrar de sus
brillantes, el centellear de sus sorti-
jas, sl regodear en- automovil. tras
esls .naturales alucinaciones, compare
Y deduce .c0nsecuencias, Y en- el cerebro
del paria Sc incrusta la esplendorosa
figura del torero.
Humane es, mny humane, todo esto
FL hombre, por imitada que sea su
inteligencia, rudimentaria su educaci6n
Y pernicioso su medic ambiente, pro-
pende al propio mejoramientg. la
idea del lucr6. de la riqueza, del bien-
estar. le da impulses para elevarse So
bre el nivel que ocllpa. Y es entonces
cuando Ell empleado ferroviario rompe
airadamente la pluma Y surge en- la
plaza la aristocr;itica figura dc Mazan
tint; el montaraz vaquero dispara la
Ultima piedra con la crujiente honda,
Y Sc destaca III bravfa forma de un Re-
verte,.y el fogonero arroja la ennegre-
cida pala Sc repentiniza la silueta del
formidable Paco Madrid
;Es. culpable el tof'ein de Que haya
lestas dc toros?-.
les para admirar que el esclavo de
nucstro tempo. el, asalariado, preliera
morir ,en plena lucha, entire oleadas
de lllz Y cs'Icaiadas de locura. gdliar
daHenfc, Y no caer DEF ahdamio Y cs-
.trellarse. sin gloria, sin nombre sin
bcilcsa dc Gcsto'..
aI:ilasa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

Han Sido fetibidas provisonalmente
las obrasyde putlte sobre 81 Rio Gran
de de Eoiza t'erca de Trujillo Alto. FL
.Comisionado de Servicio Publico de
.aquela poblaci6n ha inYitado al De-
partamento del Interior para una fies-
ia ell dfa II del >corriente, celebrando
Iii inauguration de dicho puente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

ti;IdG el Departamento del Interior
dos nuevaS SrbaStas; una para la cons
1rucci6m de 50 c;;Sas para pobres en-
ht pobaci6n de -tguadilla. que tendrd
efecto el 10 del corricnte: Y otra para
IA construction de dos casetas en- ell
Sanaterio IIfsulnr de Rio PicdraS, que
,aendrd efccto a 80 de- este mes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

construid6 expoeso- condolences san
tai noderhos udad cenifco
Jas euaef con a1regG las mas rePGadas pcIpeio
sao servicoAsisenc facutativa primer ordenCuerpo
aimten raaneno enfermos de Spago exo
dendo atendos propos medcos los de la Soce
pa5aentos, spssia asados A d. @ Sen ss5o5ss
es de de Ia tarde los das Recoaomientos $1,000
eo dotelpsas n Rayos Fusrraei6n ste pre-
CLOS eoniatvaaente convencionaes
coNsU1roR1o
Rafael Cordero. l22 sar JUAN r. r.
Edaeo eons.rufdo obeto necesarios
a de los factvo guad de turno desde las de
7 PERSONAL c1ENT1E1co
Director del sanAtorio: Dr. Don Julio Barreiro
coasulta General sanaooParada SIIato Rey, de tar
Director tltoro Don ouevsdo
Cpnsuita General Consultro de 81 de la tarde los daa Ia
ls sFusa General p % Rafasi vsos lea Lopez 5es'1
En e sanatorio parcuares de 10 il de la mahana Mare
Espeeaista ojos oido Garganta:-Dr 4.
M cons"ita 90 SUI En ell conuto de 80 tad los dias lboab
En Sanaoro parcuares 5a tarde los dias aboab
Msiicos e
Rivera Abonte
DR.. RuizNazario.
Clagia DentalI
T,f Larenzo r. Noa
cnglti: oDoa No (plazue1a cdn tade los dias
@'''.'e' F4act,cantss:
~ - Don ENRIQUE Fernandez,
- Nicolas Gonzalez
racutatya secundada ecazmente 6 Has de Carl
d MUSES. Tuadad completa aptud pracca contnua lar
q LoS socios de nros s,entues pagan al mes
aendo dsEeeo nndos eaqpera de ambos establecme
i Proadencap aparadO 2A1 Teorfa, ApartadO Dol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13
NOTAS DEd.-DEP.ATtTANIENT DEL
INTERIOR

Ell yate adquirido pore el Dcpartamen
to del Interior para el .tratico entire
viedues, Culebra Y Fajardo, principal
ri mailana su Seryicio. saiendo de
Vieques. Culebra Y Fajarde todoS los
lines, microbes Y viernes las Il.
m, Y re@reSando los mismoS dfas a
Nicques, dejando 81 puerto de Fajardo
la 100 p. H. Los sabadoS hara un
viaje de. ida y vuelta desde Vieques Il
Culebra.
Sc estimara al publico que cualquier
defcienca 0 falta de atencion por par
te de los tripnkrntes, sea reportada al
DepartameHto del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

lei senior Antonio Roig. de Humacao,
.ha sidQ, autorizado .poE ,el, Gomisionado
del interior para toilStriiil,. de .acuerllq
con 5su franquicia, ln nglevo ramal' de
su ferrocarril, siendol la lpngitud sle
este. ramal de no menosdleI mil metros
Con feeha 10 deEfeorrfente Iii ailun
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-13

Ia Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company la side requerida pa
IA que Gamble la sitpaci6n de los pos
.tes de Ia luz eldctrica. en- Ia meva
carrctera San Antonio Martin. Pe1a, en-
g! trozo de Ia call6~ Congreso de Mira
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
Mems and Boys Cl(

$1,000 Suits and Overcoats at. $14.5O
$500 Suits and Overcoats Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
$4,000 Suits and Overcoats at Observation-Disclosures. S24.5O
$500 Suits and Overcoats Observation-Disclosures. S29.5O
$4,000 Suits and Overcoats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Mems Sheep-skin Coats 4 49,
At Mill and Factory Sale Prices
Mems 34nch Sheepsknned Coats with or
gray cloth outside. Wide sheepin collar regular $1,000
coat Mill and Factory Sale Price 1915
Mems $500 Sheepskn-lned Ulster Coats about
inches long and have wide beaverzed sheepskin collar
moleskn cloth outside Mill and Factory Sale Price SITS
Another lot of Mems $500 and $4,000 Sheepskn-ned U
sers with wombat fur collar and moleskn cloth outside
all sizes, Mill and Factory Sale Price $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-02
PICTURES BUDAPEST
AS A CITY OF DEATH
Copyright 1919, by The Press Pub
fishing Co.
(The New York World)
(SucCial Cable DiSDatch

tSuecial Gable Dispatch.j
London, July lin a dispatch to
the Corrie"e della Sera from Buda-
pest, Sgnor Franccaroli draws
gloomy picture Of the results of three
months Communist rule in Hun
gary"
So wires A. beaumont, special cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph in
Milan, and continues:
"Signor FranccarOli. having been in
Budapest most Of the time since the
outbreak of the Communist revolution,
is fully qualified to speak. He says:
." Budapest IS no longer metropo-
lis of life. but a city of death. 1t re-
minds one of a vast desolate cemetery.
All the shops are closed. Sometimes
one of them opens by order of the
government, hut it IS empty. Crowds
gather with tickets in hand hoping
to get something, but they go away
empty handed. Provisions have
dwindIed and clothes have entirely
disappeared from the shops; no linen
and no cloth is TO be had; boots and
shoes are nowhere to be bought,
THE cafes are closed. When they
open they can offer nothing to drtEI
OF the restaurants, a few are open
at noon and in the evening. Crowds
gather at the doors. The first to rush
in sit at the tables and get watery
soup. Those who remain outside go
away hungry BY 10 O'Clock there is
not a soul on the streets. All have
gone to sleep more or less hungry or
even starving.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-02
NEW Y0RK-CHICAG0
AIR MAIL SERVICE
NOW IN FULL SWING


Washington, Juiy AIR mail
service between New York and Chi
cage was inaugurated today with a
sX-hour service, The first plane left
New York at 5:l5 a, m, flew to Bel
font, Pa, at the rate of l23 miles an
hour and there transferred its mail
TO another plane which reached
cleveland at $40 a. M in time to
transfer the mail to the regular Chi
cago machine
Mail can now be sent by airplanc
from New York, leaving there about
Il. m. and reaching Chicago about
p. m.," said the postoffce depart
ment's announcement Of the inaugu-
ration of the service.
about 1000 letters A dav are
taken from Pacific coast points and
through air service from New York
to Chicago will advance the delivery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-02
EXAMINATION OF
CHILDREN URGED
BY THE TEACHERS
CoIfax County Institute FayorS
Locating Physical Defects
Health Crusade Movement
Also Given Endorsement,

ESPECIAL eoEsEsponDsNct TO MORNING JOURNAL
Ration, n. NJ, July 1.-The ColtaN
County Teachers institute adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved. That a vote of thanks is
due our county superintendent r. c..
Ronney for his careful selection of a
bodv Of instructors. each of whom
hronght IN the teachers a rich store
Of new ideas and inspirations along
their snecial line of work
Mr. Ronnev's nersonaI interest was
foIt h,, evervone
We wish TO EXPRESS our apprecia-
tion of the splendid way in which Pro-
fassor walter r Mcfarland has con-
dncted the Institute and would men
tion esnecialIv the new and novel as
n,oll os iretructivo creasiou "The
Round Table =" over which he pre-
eided
W. ,,,isb IN tborl. Misc Araa,,afta
povier fo,, ber evcaIIent co1rsa in
prirarr Matbods" she has instjued
4, nc deaner lovn for children and
ari,,en ne q would Of oood tbinqs for
The littIe folks
Mrs AIexia Coronal who has had
oboraa 81 Co.. tha s1acia1 n"tbods in hi
1iro,Fo1 ,,,o.i, ie ass,,redI,. tba nroner
nerson for tho short nrriod institute,
heing able IN crowd fuIl measures into
tho fi,,,itod fine
Miss Josin IoyeIpss, first work
among ne has nroycn her efficiency aa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-02
Bank Declares Dividend.

Santa Fe, July 1.-THE directors Of
the First National bank yesterday de-
clared semi-annual dividend of 10
per cent, besides leaving a substantial
sum in the undivided profits ac-
count. The report presented by
President Levi A. Hughes was indica-
tive Of fine business management
and extraordinary prosperity, James
-. Read, the cashier of the bank and
it's oldest employe, today severed his
connection with the bank for health
reason and will go with his family to
san Diego, Calf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-02
BISHOPS SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS

LA JOLLA-BY THE SEA.
Near San Diego
Preparation for College Instruction In Mus
10, Art Domestic Science, Address for cat.
alogue. Miss Margaret Barton NJ, A. Head
Mistress. President. Right Rev. Joseph IL.
Johnson. d. D., 5G3 s. olive St.. Los Angeles
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PERSHING MAY RESIGN
IF DENIED COMMAND
Copyright, 1919, by The Press Pub
fishing Co
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Especial Gable DispatchD



Paris, July 1.--Secretary OF War
Bakers unexpected opposition to Gen
Pershing's appointment as chief Of
staff is not believed 20 be earnest.
If it continues, Gen Pershng will re-
sign.
This statement IS made without his
authority. but it can be taken as the
actual belief of his friends, However,
those close to President Wilson have
every confidence that Gen, Pershng
will be given the same rank in Amer
lea as he holds here which will call
for his appointment to be chief of
staff as any other position would
subordinate him to that office.
In the mean time Gen. Pershing is
completing plans for the transport
home of 100000 American troops in
July. He expects to have practically
all the American eXpeditionary force
cleaned out by the end OF August,
save for the small covering force
which is to be left in the Rhinelands
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GIRLS COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL

Adams and Hoover Streets Los Angeles
Twenty-cjght vars beginning September
as Eighth grade, high school courses with
two years &C -Jst graduate work.
Miss Deues and Miss Parsons Principals.
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Hats ON ut Funeral.

London, July ALL mourners were
requested by his will to keep their
hats on at the churchyard while
CRADLES Mines Gaskell was being bur
led That the order might he carried
out he directed that the request be
read at the services
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London Conics Now York.

London, July London is to fol-
low the footsteps of New York. The
new Empire theater Will have a roof
garden restaurant
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The Penn's Grove record., 1919-03-14
Sons Of Italy Elect Officers

Penns Grove Lodge Rome, Order Of
Sons Of Italy, elected officers for the
ensuing year last Sunday. 1t was the
greatest meeting since the Lodge was
instituted.
Following Z the officers chosen:
Venerable, A. L. Coiantuono; Assist
ant Venerable, Alfredo CIemente; eX-
Venerable, Giuseppe Maccsin; Cor.
Secretary, John Clemente; Fin. Secre-
taIy, anthony Traini; Treasurer,
Fedele De Palma; Orator, Vincent
I.:ccoli; Trustees, Canuto Clemente,
Joseph Di Pasquale, Ermanno Glenn
cnta, 7. De Berardinis, Peter Monta-
queli; Ceremonies, James Esposito;
George Di Petro; Inner Guard, John
Nocon; Outer Guard, Ettore Petrol.
The spirit of the members is good
and they are confident that within six
months they viii number 500. Their
motto is, Liberty, Equality and
brotherhood.
The charter is open for another
week. Good Italians take notice of
this opportunity.