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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
DON ERNEsTo ORTIZ

Visit6 la ciudad ell senior Ernesto
Ortiz Soto, director de la Banda Mu-
nicipal de Guayama. Vino a comprar
mdsica selecta, para recrear los We
ciros del pueblo mencionado. FL Sc
nor Ortiz es un professional de gran
meritO, modesto, laborioso y Guaya-
ma debe estar orgullosa de haberle
conseguido para la direction de su
Banda Municipal.
: Conseguido su obieto en- la ciudad,
march6 para su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22

Sc compra una -caIesa, que este en-
buen lestado. tenga llantas de Coma
y tOdos los accessories y Sc vende un
coche de cuatro pasajerOs, usado y
un coche Victoria" nuevO. .Diriian-
Sc ApartadO I1O, San Juan. !,
Advt.
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ULTIMASo oDESICIONES DEL JUEz
iTGaf sCAMPInLO3 eia .uoe a1".

Aver por la mailana ell Juez Cam
pillo de la secci6n primera de la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan, resolvi0 los
siguientes casOs:
En- ell case de CayetanO Marcano,
VS., SimpliciO Rios, por reivindicaci0n,
la .Corte declare con lugar la deman-
da, Ordenando al demandado que sa-
tisfaga al demandante la suma de $653.
%, mas los4 interesesi legales y dep
tdesde la inteTposfci6n de 1a
demanda1n' a'n;'T"',3 -. RI ast&dha
IL En- eI casos de AZ. Vivente y Coz;
VI Ffeirfa. v Co. VS. Vidal y CO. s. en-
.Dse por G0bro de Cantidad, la COrte
4orIen6 que Sc expidiera i'm manda-
nliento' al Reglstrador de la Propie
dad. para que Sc cancele la anotaci6n
del embargo: .tstasei, = <.:--ses s.,s~s-ss's'>s
: Sc declare con lugar la. demanda
Ell ell case de Federico Alexandra Just
VS. Isabel Carrillo, por nulidad dc ma
trimOniO, declarando nulo Y sin valOr
alguno ell matrimoniO verifcadO ell dfa
IS de JUNO de. 1919, impOniendole las
costas la demandada.
Fu6 suspendido hasta nuevo sefiala-
mientO el case de Antolfn Bravo, vs..
Eladio Miranda, por incumplimiento de
cOntratO.
Fue declarada sin lugar la,solicitud
presentada en- Ell case de Francisco
Noya Trfas ct al VS.. International Ex-
press and Foundry Co., sobre ejecu7
ci6n hipotecaria. ,s
En- Ell case de Jose Garcia Dones
eY-Rarte sohresdeminiO, la Corte vista
Ia moci6n inicial orden6 que fuese tras
.mitid0 de acuerdo con la ley hipoteca-
ria .eosa 8
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Sc AIquiIa una Habitaci6n.

En- la Gale del Cristo No. 2S Sc al
quila una habitaci6n fresca y yenti-
lada, propia para solteros.
Informardn ALI mismo. Ed7t,
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, EN-, SU LABOR

II IeDAsH5 ii-r---+--- ~.'fG.Eb j. =
Despues de algtn tempo de reclu-
sion len ,el magnifco Sanatorioadel Au-
Kilip Mutuo, esta otra veg en- su, trat
baio en- Ia cassardf los 81 Sres, SucesoEes
de a.. May0l- y CQmpaiia, el. ioyen
jaime Ppjals MQrey., ,94pae oDl 81
Celebramosi restablecimiento. )i,ti
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CANDIDATES. REPUBLICANos :

Han sido archivados en- Ia oficina
del Secretario Executive, a los efectos
de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, varios
certifcados de. convenciones celebra-
das por el "Partido Republican, Por-
.torriquefop nominando' los siguien-
tes candidates: ,.. ....s
g Para Miembros de la Comision de
IServicio Pdblico, los senores Luis San
chez Morales y Roberto H. Todd.
Para Representatives. a la Camara
por los Distritos Representatives:
! No, 14:--Sr. Enrique Plumey.
No. .5,-Senor Estanislao Morales.
No. 27.-Senor Tomas Rodriguez
Rivera. .>.7a,7,z. se.- '>~ e-z.s. - :.
No. 13.-Senor Higinio Lopez Soto.
Para Miembros de las Asambleas
Munieipales de: ..,~s.yvINgp
Cayey: Sres. Jose Porto, .JuaA Ra-
mos Gonzalez, Andres Nunez, Fran
cisco Rodriguez, Felipe Rivera, Artu-
ro Aponte Andino y Jose Valiente.
Humacao: Sres. Juan Torruellas,
Francisco Gonzalez, Joaquin A. Bur-
set, Genaro Marquee, Jose S. Janer,
Ramon Faberi y Angel Lopez Diaz.
Guaynabo: Ramon Nieves Luyanda,
Leoncio Linares, Isidoro Santiago,
Cruz Colon, y Emiliano Romero.
Corozal: Andres Rivera Yirella.
Juan Margarida, Antonio Carros,
Francisco j. Rodriguez Julian Ma
rrero. ....7 fag7
Cidra: Sres. Cesareo Rivera Mar
tinez, Jaime Botet Millaud, Nicolas
Vazquez, Modesto Ferrer Vazquez y
Jose L. Otero Rivera.
Guanica: Sres. Fernando M. RodFi-
guez Carlo, Jose N. Penas, Agustin
Ramirez, Jose l. Rodriguez Carlo, Do
mingo Daporta, Jose Nazario Lugo
y Celestino Nazario. -..u...s..... r.,
Villalba: Sres. Guillermo Quesada
Mandri, Pho Ortiz Castillo, Severe Ro-
sario, Ramon Victor Colon y Agus-
tin Burgos Rivera.
Hormigueros: Sres. Francisco Diaz,
Ramon Torres, Antonio Rodriguez
Mendez, Benito Perez Agustfn Pc
rez.
Bayamon: Sres. Agustn Espinosa,
Dionisio A. Bauzo, Jose Santiago, Ig-
nacio A. Iglesias, Manuel Torres, Ge-
naro Rodriguez y JESUS Gonzalez.
Arroyo: Sres. Rafael Benet, Juan
Gonzalez, Joaquin Rosa, Jose Santa
ma Jr., y Bernardino Berries.
Aguas Buenas: Sres. Ramon Her.
nandez Vergara, Jose Caballero Flo
res, Ciriaco Flores Carrasquillo, Jose
/. Aponte Y Jose Ramon Rivera. sat
Las Marias: Sres. Zoilo Silva, Ma
rio S. Toro, Jose M. Trilla, Jose E.
Olivencia Jose Nicodemus Torres.
Ceiba: Sres. Manuel Casillas Mar
tfnez, Inocencio Melendez, Bartoloms
Robles Cordero, Bernardino Melendez
Tabalez, Lauro Melendez Y Rivera.
San Sebastian: Sres. Juan Bautis-
ia Ballester, Juan Rosas Perez, To-
mas Caballero, Jose Acevedo Acosta
n1l n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22

Sc vENDE UN AUToMovIL en-
buen estado de siete asientOs y ocho
cilindros Allen 2 derecha. Telefono
666. San Juan. Advt.
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.ESP'IEcTAc:IU!LOsl


TeatrO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tde la
opereta Molinos de Viento y La Liga
de las Naciones.
Cine Rialto.-Episodio de Ell Tes-
tigo Oculto y Bessie Barriscale en-
Mentira Leve.
Cine Tres :Banderas.-Segunda jor-
NADIA de Arlequines de Seda y Orc.
Cine Luna.-Episodios II y IL de
La Ciudad Perdida, por Juanita Han
sen.
Cine Monte Carlo.-William S. Hart
en- ReHtde G6pasas Ioa-- So a},7---ls
Cine IReaL-Rey.de Gopas, ,por VIM.
Simpson Hart. astrfiG sH' ~ ,e
Cine Puerto Rico.-1Una lcomedia y
Jorge Walsh en- El Orgullo tde Nueya
York. iiCoo '9t2nElac rat AL pcp CHE
Cine Imperial. Dorothy Dalton en-
L'Apache. oh.no. JEE q 5Hl9i st r73E
Cine +, ,NOrmas-M Mitchell Lewis oen
Calibret 3sy ,ehepisodio 3sdeeEl Testi-
go Ocplte, dmWarnerI 0land.raTi
Cineis Observation-Disclosures 1Brockwell
en- La 5Taberna de dos .Griminales-p 2.
CineybYictoGy Garden.--Lai IS Mujer
que, Dios me ha9 Dado.ned s'as anps-
Cine BeliOgraph, (Catano9.--Albert
Ray enoQua} Vidal ,..s o1se 20 qaohua.
Cine Ris0lb (RiO, Riedras) Reapa-
ricions de Flora, Ochoa1ya Sibila. q; .no.
EaPi -3r ;sutoF -grt1'7UTTbr9r stno~c 6
ULTINIASo DESICIONES DEL JUEz
irGnl sCAMPIDI %. ~ lncn IN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
C.A.M,BIQS

Para Term6metros AIemanes, tene-
mos en- xeistencia de variOs estilos.
FREESE STEFFENS & Co.,
TeIefono 2Ol,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
ACoNTECIMIENTo EN-
F0RTALEzA II

Sc estan realizando infnidadi de
articulos para CabalIeros, precios
de yerdadera oportunidad y de impO-
sible competencia.
LO que I'd. necesite 10 halIara en-
LA Gloria, de
VICENTE ARRIvI.
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EN- NUEvA YORK

I "yttSsst n
De regreso de su interesante excur-
sion Europa, Sc encuentra en- Nue.
va York, ell ilustrado medico. DIR. Con
zalez Martinez, quien llegara en- bre-
We su residencia de San Juan ='1''7=
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VAN A FIJAR sU REsiDENcIA AL
~ NORTE
Libretas escoIares.

La Standard Printing Works, de es-
ia ciudad, acaba de recibir un gran
surtido de Iibretas escolares, que re-
sultan de gran OpOrtunidad y OCCASION.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22

CloretiIO de tOdps tamafos tienen
en- existepcia
FREESE STEFFENS & Co., IS
too1 "fs' :,
San Juan, IA Puerto Rico.
- Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
AMAGos DE 7, NAL TEMPO

Aver Sc dijo en- la ciudad que ha-
bia senales de NAL tempo; pero Sc
redujo a mucha lluvia en- la region
norte de- Ia Isla. - s-'.-@s -z==-.'-- -
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Ell LCDO. BENITEZ FLORES. NO
HA SIDO NOMBRADO JUEZ
DE PONCE

Esta manana preguntamos la off
Gina del Attorney General, para que
Sc nos informara 81 era cierto que
nuestro ilustrado amigo ell Lcdo. Ma
nuel Benftez Flores, habfa sido NOM
brado Juez de la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce.
Ell Secretario del Attorney. nos con
test6 que ell Gobernador aun no habfa
nombrado nadie para cubrir la vacan
tie del Lcdo. SepGlveda.
- -
VAN A FIJAR, SU REsiDENcIA AL
r. NORTE
En- el vapor Caracas que zarpara
de este puerto para New York ell sa-
bado, embarcara para Estados Unidos,
la apreciable sefiora dofa Ramona
Servia acompafiada de su culta hija
Celina y su sobrina Lydia.
La sefora Servia asf como su hija
y sobrina, van al Norte con iel prop6-
sito de fijar su residencia en- aqqel
pats.
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IE8E
7 Las. REFoR1Ml4AAis Rl1Ml Al DEL, / M5U,EELlL-EFly p
NUMERO{1 -. -.

Las sREFORsMlAAS DEL MUELL4EEI
NUMERoI,t q7,m III, %
Los trabajOs. para la reforma que
va a hacersele al mueliea No. ~ va
han conehzado. TEL edifcio;' Gsera ex- & ::
tendido por unos cuarentiseis pies, lie
sera puesto un nuevo techo con su
cielo-raso tambi6ri nuevo;3 'ytsotras me-
joras mas que desde luego faeilitardn
mas cOmOdidades para efectuar los
embarQues.
Ell final de la parte norte del nue.
lie. sea ell frente, sera extendido %
pies hasta la mampara Y al final de
la parte sur sera sacado afuera, "a
pies. Ahora, desde luegO, habra al
gunos inconvenientes para los embar-
ques perO cuando las refOrmaS cst6n
terminadas, habra mas fadilidades.
Nos informa ell seiior Nadal, que las
mejOras que Sc lie van introducir
al muelle valdran alrededor de cuaren
ia mil dollars, Y, que la mauo de Ohra
durara por 10 menos tres meses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22

artia ispuso ceba fecha del
amcAna hisocO hecO esta
la del pueblo de los Esado Undos
la historic
art de la epOca Como saben
America ell
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CANDIDATES. QUE RENUNCIAN
Han sido archiyadas EN- la ofcina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico,
los efectos de la Ley Electoral vi
gente, las renuncias presentadas por
los senores Santos Bernier y, Jose a..
Hernandez, como candidates rdel Par
lido SociGlistG para miembros de Ia
Asamblea Municipal de Patillas. -
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BORINQUEN STARS

Thompson jug6 por Nuts en- ell 60.
inning. ;. Pepe en- el segundo por juicy
" juicy en- ell tercero por Ciquito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22

LUIS PROGRESS.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-06-11
ATLANTA GRoCERS GUILTY
~ OF SUGAR PROFITEERING
NAelIlg TI

: The Oglesby Grocer company.
was fined $4,000 Tuesday after
noon by Judge S. H. Sibley in the
federal court, following the re
turn of a verdict of guilty on four
counts contained in an Indictment
charging violation of the Lever
act, in that the cimpany disre-
garded the rulings of John A.
Manget, state fair price commits
sloner, and charged excessive
profits on sugar The maximum
fine provided is $4,000.
Immediately after Judge Sibley
pronounced the sentence, attor-
neys for the defense gave notice
that the case would be taken to
higher courts on writ of error.
Mr.. Manget said he would take
step to revoke the licenses of all
grocers guilty of profiteering in
sugar.
Evening star., 1920-11-07

en- route and there was music. The
list of guests invited included Baron
ess Romano Avezzana and Miss Ro-
mano Avezzana. wife and daughter
Of the ambassador of Italy; the am
baBsador OF Japan and Baroness
Shidehara. the ambassador of Great
Britain and Lady Geddes. the charge
ct de Chalais: the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Colby. Miss Colby, the Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs:
Houston, the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Baker, the Attorney General and
Mrs. Palmer, the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Burleson, Miss Burleson,
Mrs. Charles G. Grimes, the Secre-
tary Of the Interior. Judge John Bar
ton Payne; the Secretary Of Agri-
tary Of Commerce and Mrs. Aiexan-
der. Miss Rowena Alexander. the
charge d'anaires ad interim of Italy
and Nine. Brambilla. Signor Andrea
Geisssr Celesia di Vegliasco and Nine.
Celesia. Commander E. Mirabel!i, Col.
Biseia. Mr.: senzaburo Kageyama,
Sahuri and Nine. Saburi of japan.
Mr.. E. J.. Brown and Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. F.. ". Phillips, Mr.. r. A. c.
Sperling. Col. Mackworth. Mr.. M.
MadEe, Capt. Echevarri, Count John
de Sails. Col. Gardiner. c. B.: Com
mander Robinson, c. b. p. r. N; Mr.
|C. p. Edwards, Mr.. G. E. Perry and
from France. NJ. Lanel, minister pleni-
potentiary; Mr.. de Lapradelle, NJ.
Broin, NJ. Poulaine. Gen. Ferrie, Lieut.
Robin and Capt. Franck.
Other invited guests were Prot. A.
IE. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre de
Evening star., 1920-11-07

Lagarde Boal. Capt. George Ricknell
and Mrs. Bicknell, Rear Admiral w.
II. G. Bullard and Mrs. Billiard, Mai
Gen. George G. Squiers. L. S. A; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Tumulty. Admiral w.
S. Benson and Mrs. Benson, the UNDER
secretary of state and Mrs. Norman
Davis, Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Rogers.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter w. McLaren,
the third assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. Merele-smith. Mr.;
William Whiting Andrews. Mr.. and
mander Tunis Craven and Mrs.
Bryant. Commander Milo Draemel
and Mrs. Draemel, Brig. Gen. Dennis
L. Nolan and Mrs. Nolan. Mr.. Paul
Edwards, the ambassador to Japan
and Mrs. Roland S. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Mr.. Frederick
Nielsen. Col. and Mrs. J. K. Carly of
New York, Mr.. E. =. Edwards; the
naval attache of Italy. Capt. Pietro
Civalleri; the naval attache of Japan.
Capt. Yoshitake Uyeda, I. ]. N; the
naval attache Of France. Captaine de
Fregate, Jean F. J. f. Rigal; Mrs.
Adelaide Worth Bagley, the Misses
Bagley, Mr.. Samuel Gompers, the as
sistant secretary of the navy and
Mrs. Gordon Woodbury.. Commander
and Mrs. Ralston S. Holmes. Admiral
and Mrs. Robert f. Coontz, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Charles w. Parks.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas
Washington, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Charles McVay, jr.; Rear Admiral and
Mrs. David w. Taylor, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Robert S. Griffin, Rear Ad-
miral Samuel MCGOWAN, Rear Ad-
Evening star., 1920-11-07

Dipsssastic and 0Aeial sseiety.
The japanese aMhaaeaAer.. Rasen Shi-
dehaEa. Win entertain Que of tho Argeat
dinneF eocspanieA of the week Tueeaay
evening at the Shqreham 70 meet the
1asssess dssssasss e tss 11sss1ss.css. cssssSes
A feuad Of delightful hoapitaMties has
heen gtvea for the foreign, delegates, the
military attaches o4 several OF the en-
baSateS havinS entertained dinner COM
'rsnies In their honor last week.
The asnsassader Of Peru. seaor Pezst.
has returned from a brief visit to New
York. and Is again at his apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel
The minister Of Venezuela, Senior
Dominici, has returned from New York,
where he went to meet his sister. Miss
Ines pomiaici. and his niece. Miss Elina
rePsaa ArambuFu. who arrived last week
young and charming and will be a de-
lightful addition TO the debutante ranks
il she decides to come out this season.
educational mission. with Nine: SEE and
their three children. will sail November
1& for China, where they will remain
for four or FIVE months. probably re-
turning about May. DR.. SEE. who Is .
neahev Of the newly appointed Chinese
fred SEE. who Is now In London. has
heen i'll and his leave Of absence will
give him an opportunity to recover
fully. The new minister Is not expected
to arrive in Washington until February
or March.
Jonkheer ". H. de Beaufort. charge
d'affaires Of the legation Of the Meth
eYlands. will leave today for Chicago
where he has called a conference OF
the censuls from the Netherlands In
the middle west. The Dutch consul
geaerals in San Francisco and New
York will also attend. The confer
enee will open Tuesday. and that
evening Jonkheer de Beaufort will
give q dinner to meet the eonsuls to
which q number Of prominent bank
ers and business men In Chicogo have
been invited. The following day
tonkheer de Beaufort will be the
guest of honor at a luncheon to be
given by the Chicago Association OF
Commerce. at which he will make
an address, and the same evening he
will speak before the University OF
Chicago, and viii also be entertained
at dinner by the president of the uni
versity. The conference will last two
days.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Meredith will entertain infor.
maliy at tea this afternoon. They
have sent out Invitations for a ball
at RAuScheY'S December = In honor Of
Evening star., 1920-11-07
MISS DOROTHY GOWAN,
daughter Of Col and Mrs:
James b.Gowar. prominent
it, the group Of Service"
debut5nter this SEASON.

miral and Mrs. William c. Braisted,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George r.
Clark, all of the United States Navy
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Lejeune, U. s.
NJ. c.; Commander and Mrs. P. w.
Foote. U. S. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Southgate, Col.
and Mrs. c. L. Pruyn. Miss D. Benson.
Capt. Geoffrey Blake. r. N; Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott Woods, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Walcott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Molina, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. craigie,
Rouzer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Chatham,
Gen: Julian S. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Y. cooper, Hon. Cameron Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Manly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Scales, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Daniels,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brett Noyes an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Frances Newbold Noyes. to
Mr.. Edward Hart of New York. The
wedding will be early in January.
Mr.. Hart was resident of Wash
ington for a number Of years. and is
at present the general counsel of the
New York Federal Reserve Bank.
Gay season for Debutantes.
The winter promises to be a gay
one for the debutantes. and many and
varied are the parties planned for
them. The first to make her formal
Evening star., 1920-11-07

their aon- -in-lav and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Owen Bohen,. who
win arrive In Washingtop Nevsmber
1e % be their guests for several
weeks.
Gen. Maybelie. the famous French
general, with the members OF his
stan, will arrive in New York Nom
day and they will come to Washing
ton Immediately and be at the Will
lard until November ~. >
The Attorney General and Mrs. 4.
Mitchell Palmer are entertaining their
niece. Miss Mary Dixon Norris Of the
Eastern shore, Nd. who visited then,
last year and was prominent in the
debutante set.
The group of important scientific
and business men attending the in
ternational electrical communications
conference in Washington were the
guests of the Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Josephus Daniels on board
the Mayhower yesterday afternoon
making the trip to Mount Vernon
and the tomb of Washington giveH
to all Of the most notable visitors
to this country.
a buffet luncheon was served
Evening star., 1920-11-07
SOCIETY FACES DEBUTANTE
SEASON AND NUMEROUS
ATTRACTIONS FOR CHARITY
Gathering of Important Folk in the Capital Gives
Impetus to Plans for Introducing Buds. Ar
ranging Balls and Fetes for Charity and
Planning the Seasons Program.
BY SALLIE v. n. PICKETT.

SALLIE " n PICKETT
~ the one place Washington
was-except Marion Dayton. interested
No what happens
election times the capital gets the
entirely officially and otherwise Social he
like political fe White House and while perhaps
each President each FIRST lady accepted with
consummate and much curiosity and interest
IT'S regime traditional
81 the G m I pd se eod % ss the epnbc H
Asst week there the concerts be,
her "s
,n, to the mS p
a 1ssR % ssd pos pes % @
's., ss s .s e M ssd @ t who M hs
o %hs w ns S ndtb
also several DIPLOMATS dinner parties for delegates to as
visited Mount Vernon
WASHINGTON every country
there eoaaas neeessi,ang changes
, s,s.
for a least
THE large Armstice
& x ,n, nj snS s as'es ice Of M %
H.
and Mrs. Dayton patron.ss
i@
THE ns'aseo 1hs.er night will Be the for
srerp the
sS sas E. ia s dn,s,
Europe
QUITE far abe.d-Deember emng
x s.sos a: r.. The u;s1s: sss s 1 6 !. =
mes e ady n
~ il The 4: s visiting e sa H.
League -
Evening star., 1920-11-07

young debutantes assisting, and a
| number OF foreign and American
naval officers. Capt Craven is the
head OF the air service Of the Navy.
and the family is widely known in
naval circles. They have many
friends. especially in Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Miss Craven is, perhaps,
the youngest debutante to be pre-
sented this season, being just seven
teen. and it is interesting to note that
Evening star., 1920-11-07

bow will be Miss Elinor Davenport
Wheeler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles v. Wheeler. who will be pre-
sented at a tea dance Monday, No
vember %. from to :. Her parents
have also planned a large dance for
her on December q. Miss Ann Wick es
Craven. daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
T. T. Craven, will be introduced at
tea Tuesday. November %. and it will
be followed by a dinner dance for the
Evening star., 1920-11-07
IS lNnoutLced

she passed her examina tions for col.
iege before she was sixteen. Mis-
Craven gave the first debut party q.
the season when she had a debutant
tea to meet Miss Mary Louise Johit-
son. and invited a number OF III,
youAy Navy officers to meet her. Sev-
Continued on Sixth PageO
Evening star., 1920-11-07

The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Meredith will entertain infor-
mally at tea this afternoon. They
have sent out Invitations for ball
at RauscheP's December In honor Of
Evening star., 1920-11-07

Continued on Sixth Page.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-25
JERSEY WE rs"
. WIN 8 II P. c.
BEER VICTORY
Bill Passed in House After
Stormy Session
EDWARDS A CANDIDATE
VIII Soon Enter Race for Presidential
EDWARDS A CANDIDATE
VIII Soon Enter Race for Presidential
Nomination on Opposition TO
18th Amednment

Trenton, Feb. 24.-The State of New
Jersey is plunging ahead in its PUP
pose to carry the fight against prohibit
tion to the Supreme Court of the
United States as legal matter and
to the Democratic National Convention
as a matter of politics.
Tonight, in story session which
car led the drys off their feet, the
lower house Of the Legislature passed
by vote of 81 to 21 bill legalizing
the manufacture and sale OF bev-
erages containing not more than IL
per cent Of alcohol by volume. Simul.
taneously 1t was learned that Gov
Edward |. Edwards, who was elected
in November on wet platform, will
formally announce his candidacy for
the Democratic President al nomina-
ton within few days, standing fo4 a
plank in the national platform urging
the repeal of the Eighteenth Amend
ment.
In any event Gov. Edwards will be
in the national convention with seat
on the floor and voice as one of the
Big Four from his state. for he is one
OF the four delegates at large from
New Jersey agreed upon at confer
ence of State Democratic leaders this
afternoon. The three others are Mayor
Frank Hague of Jersey City, James
r. Nugent of Newark and Mayor
Frederick W. Donnelly of Trenton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-25
PALMER PUTS BLAME
ON HOSTILE CONGRESS-
Hostility of Republican Legislator
Responsible for Continual High
Price

Topeka, kan, 25-The campaign
against the High cost of living has
not been unsuccessful and although
there has been no general lowering
of prices to the consumer there has
been marked tendency toward It..
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer
declared before the Kansas Democra.
tic club here Monday The more pro-
nounced results have not been realiz.
ed, Mr., Palmer attributed to what he
considered a lack of cooperation be.
tween the Legislative and executive
branches of the government,
ut can no longer be denied that the
executive branch Of the government
has been Handicapped by a hostile
and barren Congress, the attorney
general said. mot only has Congress
refused to support the president in
his plans but has failed TO offer any
plans of its own
The attorney general cites the re-
concentrations of President Wilson
last summer concerning living costs
and taxes and declared that all of them
had been ignored.
I'm view of this abdication of all
responsibility by the Congress, be-
cause dominated by political party
hostile 10 the administration. the won.
der is not that we have done so little,
but that we have accomplished SO
much he said