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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Durante ell dia 81 Gle agosto, proxi-
mo pasado, Sc vieron los siguientes
casos ante las Cortes' locales: Alte-
rar la Paz: once sentenciados y uno
absuelto; Ley Autos: dos sentencia-
dos, " una absuelto; Acometiniento:
pno sentenciado; Juegos Prohibidos:
seis sentenciados; Ordenanzas NUM-
cipales: cuatro sentenciados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
NUEvo PARTIDo

,Se ha presentado .en la oficina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico,
una petici6n suscrita y jurada por
mas de 200 personals que dicen ser
electores del 'Municipio de Carolina '
pertenecer a un partido denominado
"Partido Estrella Roja de Carolina,
nominando candidates para los cargos
de Miembros de la Asamblea Municipal
de Carolina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
Ell DR.. WE'VE NO QUIERE SER
SENADOR

En- la Asamblea del partido repu-
blicano, fu6 propuesto por unanimi-
dad el nombre del distinguido caba-
Hero DIR. Santiago We've Calzada, para
Senador at-large, pero el DIR. rehus6
tai honor, manifestando, que no acep-
tarfa .ningi1n puesto pdblico.
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=. Corresponsal Especial
'ENFERMEDADEs TRANsMIsIBLEs

La Sanidad Insular informa' los Il
guientes casos de Intermediates trans
misibles, ocurridos en- la isla, durante
la pasada semana: Influenza, 24S ca
SOS 200 Ell MorOvis Y 4S en- Maricao:
Fiebre Tifoidea, dos; Paludismo. 56;
tuberculosis. II; Uncinariasis, 4: Sa-
rampi6n, 8; T6tano Infantil, Paro-
tiditis, i. rT(l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas: Jose Burset Masferrer, de
Humacao; Gerardo Sanchez Ferrer,
de San Juan.
Salidas: Pedro Santiago Cordero, de
Humacao; Maria Aurora SeIl6s Rol-
dan, de San Lorenzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
-FALLECIMIENTO::''... :.

En- sl dia de .yayer,ey rdespu6s de
cruel enfermaedad, rindi0.. la jorpada
de la vida la que respondi6 al nom
bre de Matilde Diaz y Rivera de Con
zalez. -..---.........., =.
Joven. .adn, baja q Ia tlmba ,hehien-
do cumplido los mas sagrados -deberes
que lie impusiera! IA madre riatufale..
"a. s3FEJHAta
Descanse en- paz Y reciban sus des-
consolados deudos nuestro sentido pc
same.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
cUENTA con a coMITEs

Tenemos informes de que ell Lcdo.
Manuel Benftez Flores, electo recien-
telnente miembro de la Junta Central
del Partido Unionista, cuenta va con
A comises que apoyan su candidatu-
IA para Senador Gt-lGrge.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
Sc FUE CONTRA La cUNETA

Ensel KIN. a de Ia carretera que
conduce de Adjuntas b Ponce, La gua-
qua No. 191, de Juan Cruz Bosch, guia
,ia por ell chauffeur Juan Jorge. No.
1927. patino y Sc fuS contra una Gu
meta, resultando con golpes ell pasa-
jero Epifanio RobIes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
fFsa ~ ~. 49, - ..i'A's' =. : -5 4
( VAPOREs della BULL LINE

ut ~; 5caGE - ~ T1ssii21l" - :. T.@"|t
Aver tsrde sali6 en- lastre' para New
York ell yapor "Glare', con algups
cargal general li4aisg 81 a,troi
.=zEl Yapor iitsMillipocket'i que geata: des
,cargando. zen. ia, gisIa,s piepsap despav
'charlo, ide San Juan ell sabado para
Tampa, Florida, en- lastre, para car
gar Sen aqueT puerto: =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
NOMBRANIIENTOS DE PROFESO.
RES

Ell DR.. Gomez Brioso. Comisionado
Municipal de Instruction, ha nombra-
do para profesoras graduadas de in
giles en- San Juan, las seiloras Lydia
Rodriguez Alberti Y Francisco Barrios
Dfaz, y a las senoritas Mercedes J.
Andino Cruz Aibar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
FERNANDO RI CoRTEs

T fEF 1FFNfffEASIlIVE ~ r. CORFES =
Esta -tarde embarea para .Estatlos
UnidOs, en- ell vapor Ponce, con ell pro
p0sito de hacer algunas compras para
su acreditado establecimientoien San
JuaH nuestro amigo q. senior Fers
nando R. Cort6s, a quien lie deseamos
una travesfa feliz. .'f " 80
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
Ell TR4BAJo pE ELEccIoNEs

Contintfa. con gran actividad. bajo
La direction de don Antonio Salgado,
Ell trabajo Ell el board de elecciones.
Como Sc empez6 tarde, Sc viene ira
bajando de noche y tambi6n los do
mingos. Ali no Sc pierde tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
TARJETAs DE 1DENTIFIcAcIoN

Ell Permit Agent de San Juan ha
expedido Tarjetas de Identification
para embarcar a Santo Domingo a
los senores Rafael Egozcue Acha, y
Felix valois Olivo, de San Juan;'y
"a las sefioritas Ana Elena Arenas, de
San JuanS y Maria Luisa de..Angelis;
y una sobrina menor, de Catafoatr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
NOMBRAMIENTO

Durante ell receso del Senado, ell Go
bernador ha nombrado al se1or Emil
lilo Forester Gregory, como Juez de
la Corte Municipal de Juana Diaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01


~ Ell peligro de enfermar? ;Seran
fhhtasInas la. peste bub6nica, La virue-
la Y la malaria?
La peste bub6nica ha dejadO de ser
epidemica. Ha Ocurrido en- algunos
ippntos, en-. La Guaira y creemos que en-
etro puerto pr0ximo, 10 que sucede
casi siempre con Ia localidades en-
que aparece; su extinction no es COM
pleta, quedando casos aislados durante
algdn tempo. sobre todo entire aquellas
personas cuya habitaci6n no reune las
debidas condolences de limpieza de
10 que Sc han nbrado las mas sa-
neadas poblaciones. Nuestra naci6n,
en- varios de sus puertos del Golfo
de Mejico, es una evidencia de clio,
pero tai estado de cosas no constituye
una amenaza para la gente limpia.
EN- cuantO a Ia Siruela,. Sc han to.
mado serias medidas Y atendido a su
extirpaci6n, habiedo dejado de consti-
tpir No peligEe. Fl GQbiefnQ afiende
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
UNA PROTESTA POLITICA EN- -
>.E'. 1 <<s' ARECIBO =
.s.,..- aag. 3a,------s Z ..sgk>sssZs aFS!
<,tr D (Por Telegrafo.)
%. -. .. 49,.
49, Arecibo; agosto 81, 1920.
Ell INfPARCIAL,-' ,zs"', "~''~''"e'"'s'e~"

Ell INGPARCEAL,- 49, *~''~''"r'"''@~""
AlrafrSsan yuan;if
Yibtapte ty IN. nutridaf manifestation .2
unionista, aclamand9 al doctor Susoni
.recorre las calles de Areciboo Apr0tes-
tando convention de tdistritos que eli
mino al candidate union de Arecibo.
Aunque el doctor Susonis reeomenaot
.calma. en- su discurso. la multitud des-
bordada aumenta su energica profess
ia. Sc abrigan temores fundados de
que;la actitud rebelde. de Arecibo pom
ga en- peligro la ciudadAy. su distri-
= sAeag Nss.@ 1..a NalaigTT'
../.,..,e ... ID. Corresponsal Espeeials,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01

Fl. H. Brown, experto cOrredOr ame-
ricano de Boston, uno de los mas cons
picuOs miembros del team OlimpicO
de los Estad0s Unidos. Brown Sc proG
pone representa- a SUI pals en- las
carrerasfa9 5000 metres que Sc 'cele-
,bfaran en- Anberes, Belgica, 'durante
la celebration de los JuegOs Olimpi-
cos internaciOnales. Brown cree, pOr-
que va 10 ha prObadO, que en- diehas
apuestas, ell recorrera la distancia de
5000 metros en- Is minutes 26 Sc
gundOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
REC7|HCHCIORES SOBREE: VENEZUELA

Veifezuela( no ot6leFarfa esas llamadas
sociedades de templanza.
rCuenta CaF8cais I'M 1btien niim1iero de
cafes Y D6Hqq9sses, Due seY wen nlny
concurridos ios hfas de fiesta Yen la
tarde noche de los dfas laborables.
Tienen un salon de familias que es el
visitado por las damas quedando ell
otro para los yarones y a pesar de
este, hemos de hacer constar que en-
.ninguno de los dos domingos que per-
manecidos en- Caracas nj en- la fiesta
religiosa de San Pedro, nj en- la cfvica
del aniyersario de la independence
de la naci6n, notamOs La presencia de
algin ebriO, nj falt6 la correction y
bqenas formas en- aquellos .sitios de es-
parcimiento, dondes .es de advertir,
Sc guarda una carifiosa deferencia ha-
ella 9l extTaniero sin ser molestad scon
curi6sidad ff1perf finente. y
Atravesando la bonita plaza de RO-
-lfyaf. durante set corcieffoi de IA ma
mana, amos dirijimos la famosa igle-
sia dc San Francisco. No puede du-
darse9d de La religiosidad de los vene-
zolanos en- los dfas de fiesta reli-
giosa las iglesias Sc llenan de fieles
de uno Y otro sexo, que asisten al sa-
criffcio eucarfstico con verdadera de
voci6n Y es perfecto ell respeto de los
asistentes no creyentes.
Pero ese omnfmodo poder q. Sc atri
buye al clero es otro de los lugares
comunes sobre aquel pals, tornado a
causa de uHa incomplete injusta
prevention. La religion de la repGbli
ca es la cat6Iica, mas hay completa Ii
bertad de eultost rs ~ ~
Elkelero es atendido por clanto i1o
;mereeen suscultura ilustracion, sin
que constituya un poder piblico nj
se intente por sdk. fAieinbFos fnfitif sen
la cOsa p1blica. Prueba de este es
y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01

Sc VENDE UN AUTOMOVIL en-
buen estadO de siete asientOs y OchO
cilindros Allen 2 derecha. TelefOnO
666. San Juan. a., Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01

Sherman Landers, DEF Chicago A. A.,
que sali6 con direction Amberes pa
ra representa- los jugadores ameri-
canos en- los saItos de polo, y demas
encuestas de agilidad y. destreza.
+ e 81 ! If. - = - = !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01

s-a,s
eI ndmero de cultos protestantes, que
hacens esfperzos, tan poderosos como
estefiles, en- Caracas Y Otros puntos,
por restar creyentes al credo romano.
Evidencia mas elocuente, ell actual CO.
digo civil adoptando instituciOnes como
la del divorciO absolute sea ell de
nuestro c6digO, disoluci6n total del
matrimonio, y por causas descOnoci-
das en- nuestra legislaci6n, mas atin
por esta, como la que podrfamos cali
fear dentrO de la incompatibilidad de
eXistencia.
h. Hsa, .afirmaci6n. sobre Venezuela no
es sin0 un aspecto de la acusaci0n que
las sectas eyangelieas hacen ala igle
sia cat6lica romano de dominar en-
les pafses hispa ericanos. Pres.
cindiendO de 10 ineXactO de ese dichO,
vale la pena lamar la atenci6n hacia
Iel dominic absolute sin cortapisa al
guna. que en- los pafses sajones ejercen
aquellas sectas, asf en- el orden de la
familia Y el social l,ecomo en- ell polftico,
Indudablemente que nuestros Estados
UnidOs pueden llamarse mas religio-
SOS que cualquiera de las repGblicas de
hispano-Am6rfca y en- ello creemos q
lejos de haber NADIA censurable hay
mucho que alabar Y ojala que en- la
realidad fuera cierta la afirmaci6n que
Sc hace de una Influenza tan poderosa
por parte del clero cat6lico en- la So
ciedad venezolana, pues podrfa cons
tituir un poderosfsimo dique a la ola
materialista, de asquerosa sensualidad
de disoluci6n de familia, de elimina-
cion. de arte y eultura en- los bailables
y earencia de educaci6n en- las rela-
clones sociales tornado en- esos pafses
que presumen de ultra-civiliEadds.
y - f. -- 4.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marshall d. Johns, 2I. Amasansett, N. T.:
Ghelma Estella Crawford. IS. The Rev.
Adolph Knopf. 81: Elesnora Frances Bliss,
IS. The Rev. n. Talbot
Powell Ryan Lauthan, "a; Grace Irene
Clegg. 2s The Rev J. w. Nelms
Louis Caldwell Dewey. IS; vivian Robinson,
30. The Rev. J. u. Durham,
Joseph Michael sword. 33: Martha Walker.
campbeIi A. Brown, al Lucille r. Wood.
20 The Rev. II. .. Mitchell
stanley W. wisnisski, 90. ware, Mass (:
Mary r. schstz, -. The Rev }, II.
Louis q Eisenan, "a Rhoda Summers, 90
The Rev. j. d. Buhrer
Fred A. Bird, 90: Katherine Elizabeth
Moore, 10. The Rev. ". L. Buckley
Albert w. brand, IS; Catherine E. Weeks
~. The Rev. s. T. Morris
Charles Frederic stsrtzman, 20; winifred
Ida Ions, ~ The Rev G. v. steck.
rhos. Francis Mcpherson, 80; Jessie Cath
crime Tiiieu, ~. The Rev c. N. Com
waiter Fisher, ~. Canton, ~ - Neln.
Pauline Jones 40, s"etnsm, Va The
Henry DorrI. ne Grove, a. Jacksonville,
Fla. Carls 1.surntts Jensen. 10, Takoms
Park. The Rev, Y. J. Prettyman,
George " Andrews az. Flora NJ. Farmer,
~, Richmond. Va The Rev A. v.
Edward Franklin pywster, ~; Lind. Ne.
Gordon, ~, Elk~ood. Va. The Rev. J. V.
esrton w MoAuis,.r, ~; Inc. Bum mp.s..
2tt Ashland. Va The Rev y z priGGs
Ernest T. v Mcintosh, 81. Joyce Nsiori.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23

ed the ceremony, and later MIR. and
Mrs. Simcoe left on motor trip 10
CkbgkgS. tAs aktttg sszgsNs SsSsa
and heather jersey gown with a'small
hat 20 match. They will be at home
after August I at soT A street north
east.
Mrs. John Gordon BAttelle, OF CO.
lumbus. Ohio. is visiting her brother
Bishop John Williams Hamilton
chancellor OF the American UniVer-
sity. at Stonelelsh Court.
Mrs. Izetts Jewell Brown. widow OF
Congressman William b. Brown. OF
West Virginia, has been selected 10
second the nomination OF John w
Davis. now American ambassador 10
Great Britain. at the Democratic ma
tionsl convention and has started Tor
San Fpancisco. She was 10 have sail
ed for Europe on July 20, but mas
Cancelled her passage.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
D. c. BABIES MAKE
FINE FILM STARS

Washington's baby film stars, who
made their screen debut yesterday at
the baby show being held at Polls
Theater from TO 3 o'clock each after
noon this week in connection with
the performances OF "The House
without Children have fulfilled their
promise as rivals OF the adult idols
of the movie fans. Large audiences
last night saw and applsuded the first
reel depicting the antics OF the 287
entrants In the show yesterday, which
will be shown again at the perform
ances from until II p. m. today.
Today more than 200 other contest
ants for prizes as the elite OF the
Districts babylon In the one to two
years old class will be filmed just be-
fore the exhibit opens at . p. m. and
the reel also viii be shown in the
theater tomorrow. Each day. includ-
ing Saturday. when the winners in
each class will compete for the
grand prize as "Washington's Best
Baby" The little ones and their moth
crs will pose for the cameramen. and
the films viii be on view for an ad-
miring public the next day.
There were so many perfect babies"
among the 26I under one year OF age
entered yesterday, the judges: Miss
Ina c. Emery, Mrs. +. A. Evarts. and
Mrs. Will II. Chase had been unable
to decide on the awards at noon to-
day. but will do so this afternoon.
and the announcements will be made
on the screen at Polls.
Miss Emery. who writes textbooks
on children, will give a four-minute
lecture on how to care for babies to
the mothers OF the little ones entered
in the show and visitors during the
exhibition from to o'clock this
afternoon. Brief lectures by other
experts will be features OF the daily
exhibitions during the week.
Tomorrow the contest will be be-
tween babies from two to three years
OF age. Friday two classes will be
judged, children from three to four
years old and from four to Ave. Sat
urday the winners in each class dur
ing the week will compete for tbs
grand prize as "Washington's best
baby"
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
Births, Marrta9fs,
ueathS
JOSEPH R. KEENE, LONG
D. c. TEACHER, DIES AT 81
Notices May Be Phonsd Untti
sP. NJ, Nam $500. Branch 9.

Joseph II. Keene. ninety-two years
old. for many years teacher and su-
pervising principal of the public
schools OF the District died last
night at his residence on Shepherd
road. Brightwood. ID. C.. following a
brief illness. Mr.. keene was born
In Loudoun County, Va. In ls2s and
came 10 Washington hfty'four years
ago
MIR. Keene was a graduate OF the
University OF Virginia, After he
left the university he came to Wash
lngton and taught in the public
schools. He was later appointed su-
pervising principal Of all the schools
In the seventh district and of all
the colored schools In Washington.
Mr.. kcene was a charter member
OF the Stansbury Lodge OF Masons
and for many years was superin-
tendent OF the Sunday School OF the
Emory Methodist Church. He Is sur
vived by one daughter. 3. f.ulu
keene: his daughter-in-law,. Mrs.
John q. keene; two grandsons, Jo-
seph A. and Gerald Il. Keene, and a
Granddaughter, Dorothy L. Keene, all
Of this city.
Funeral services will be conducted
ct the residence tomorrow afternoon
at . o'clock. Rev. Forrest J. Pretty
man. chaplain OF the Senate and pas
tor Of the Emory Methodist Church.
and Rev. William Hesser. pastor of
the Marvin NJ. e. Church. will offi-
ciate. Services at the grave will be
conducted by the Masons. Inter
ment viii be in Rock Creek Ceme-
terry.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
$l,708,59l.04 SOUGHT
FROM U. 5. BY GERMAN
Action Brought Against Alien Prop.
erty Cuct0dian to Compel
Property Adjust ment.

Francis +. Garvan. Alien Property
Custodian. and John Burke, Treas
urer OF the United States. and the
Direction Eisceneo Gesselschaft" of
Berlin. Germany, were named de
fendants in a suit filed today by the
Equitable Trust Company of New
York, for the establishment of a
claim of $1,70s.59l.04.
1t is alleged by the plaintiff that
this amount was on deposit with the
banking concern when the United
States confiscated it as alien prop
erty during the war. The court is
requested to order the sale OF the
German banks property in this coun-
try and to direct that from the pro-
ceeds Of the sale, the claim the plain
tiff paid.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
one DEAD, Two DYING
AFTER CYCLE CRASH
Fourteen Year-Old Girl Among Vic.
tins of Motor Accident Near
Cumberland. Md.

CUMBERLAND, Md, June Bel
mer Walsh, twenty-five years old, OF
Zihlman. near Frostburg, Md, is dead T;
Margaret Cunningham, fourteen,
daughter OF Thomas cunningham m,
near Barrelsville. and John Sweene,
twenty -four. son OF william Sweene,
of Zihlman. are dying, and Arch II.
Mathews, OF this city, is seriously in
jured, as the result Of collision OF
motorcycles last night on the Mt.
Savage road.
Sweene was riding tandem with
Walsh. Miss Cunningham was rid
ing with Matthews. Miss Cunningham
has a fractured skull and Internal
ly hurt, while sweene has concussion
of the brain. Mathews leg, jaw and
nose are broken.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
Mckinley GRADUATES
/ PRESENTED DIPLOMAS
John A. Cham berlain Awards Honors
to II Manual Training School
Pupils.

Seyenty-seyen students OF Mckinley
Mapaar Training High School were
grSdusted last night Exercises were
held in the Central High School au-
ditorlum and John A. Chamoerlsin'
supervisor OF manual training OF the
public schools, presented the diplomas, ;,
DIR. Abram Simon. member OF the
Beard of Education. presided. Rev.
Clovis @. Chappell, OF Mount vernon
Place Church, made the ADDRESS
Scholarships were awarded by IL. W.
Strawbridge, acting principal or Iech'
Those graduating with honors were
j. Nelson Anderson, Leon Chatelain'
IT., Kenneth Donaldson, Abraham
Hirsh.. Golden. Karl l.. kirchner, John
Gustav Loehler. Clarence william
Moore and Frederick Schafer.
Glass officers are: president. j. ).
HsmilI; vice president, Sue NJ. Dor
sett: secretary, Anna l.. Fawsett;
treasurer. Clarence w. Moore; SER
geant at arms. Dee NJ. Brockway.
Those graduating were:
Girls-Margaret Adelia Brown.
Grace l.. Carnaham, Gladys marion
Clark son. sue Mitchell Dorsett, Murtal
Julia Eddy. Anna Elizabeth Fawsett
Elsie Elizabeth Thurman. Gertrude
Marion Gensler. Annie Kay. Mary
Elaine Quick. Katherine Elizabeth
Richardson, Alice Vance Sackett,
Catherine Edith Shirk. Ruth Edwards
smith. Ruth Staley and Sarah Myra
Shcrn.
Boys-J. Nelson Anderson. Malcolm
r. Bailey. Edison Emil Baldwin, Jo-
seph A. Balster. James Milton Barry,
Joseph Bernstein, Robert Lyle Bieber'
William Joseph Biggins, James Bes-
sett Bradley Dee NJ. Brockway. Louis
Albert Brown. Ralph w. Brown. Sid
ney Hardy Burgess, Douglas Davis
Burnside. Leon Chatelain, jr., Bernard
Michael Connolly, Ralph w. Crammer,
Arthur w. Crocker, Warren Clifford
Crump Marshall Davis. Lewis Alonzo
Ollie. Kenneth Donaldson, Harold
Philip Ganss, John Hermann Geiger,
Abraham Hirsh Golden, John Joseph
German, John Edward Gross, Dixon
wilder Hall, John Stafford Hamill
Thomas Edwin Hamill. Jost Daniel
Harbaugh, Stanley Henderson, Ernest
V. Holmes. George Morris Irelan, Paul
MELVIN Jeffrey, Leighton Willis John
ston. Karl l.. Kirchner, Benjamin Ed
ward Lanham. John Gustav Ioehler,
Seth NJ. Mcdonald. Alvin w. McNish,
Clarence William Moore, julius Salem
Neviaser. James Milton Probey. James
Paul Radigan. Charles Elmer Raeder,
John C. Reisinger, John Henry Rick,
James f. Roeder. William f. Santel-
man. Frederick Schafer. Charles Rob
ert Sckinger, William Shofnos, Edgar
Radcliffe Smith. Henry Redfield Spar
row, John Francis Sullivan, Aubrey
st. Clair Wardwell, John l.. White,
Warren Roller Winner, Joseph Ian
don and David Yurow.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
W. CT U. WILL OPEN
SCHOOL FOR SUMMER
Classes for Boys and Girls to Be
Established at Anacostia
Methodist Church.

A summer school for Washington
boys and girls will be opened Monday
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
by the Womens Christian Temper
ance Union, under plans completed at
a meeting in the Anacostia Methodist
Church, yesterday afternoon.
Girls will be taught dressmaking
embroidering, crocheting and milli-
merry. Boys may learn chair Gaming
and basket work. The school will be
in session five days a week from
m. to noon.
Mrs Emma Sanford, president OF
the District w. c. T. u, Will be in
charge. Mrs. George r. Clark will be
and Mrs. T. A. Will
liams, secretary. Teachers are Mrs.
Alvin Day, dressmaking; Mrs. Emma
Barnard, chair Gaming; Mrs. Edna
Proctor. basketry. and Mrs. A. B. Nc
Manus. embroidery and crocheting.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
CHARLES e. MEACHAM.

Funeral services for Charles E.
Meacham. sixty-two years old, who
died Monday night at his home, 1910
East Capitol street. will be held this
afternoon at ) o'clock at the resi-
dence Rev. Percy Foster Hall, pas
tor OF Epiphany Church. will offici-
ate. Services at the grave will be
conducted under the auspices of Hope
Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. NJ. of which
Mr.. Meacham was member Inter-
ment will be in Congressional Gene
terry.
Mr. Meacham was born in Pennsyl-
vania. but had been a resident Of
Washington for the past forty-fve
years. He was employed at the Bu-
reau of Printing and Engraving. He
is survived by his wife, Mary f. Mea-
cham, and daughter. Clara Meacham,
both of Washington.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
DEATHS.

Frederick N. Turner. 30 yrs. Ontario apt
22l.
Evelyn C. Mccarthy. 90 yrs. sns 18th st.
Mss W. whiteomb. % yrs. ssoo 9th ST. nv.
Maria 4. Ayers, IS yrs, $40 ct. ne.
Emeline W. Fulmer 81 yrs., 2Sib Hall pl
nv.
Bruno Hovsrs, 8 yrs, 9Is I'd st. ne.
Patrick IA. Coleman. 30 yrs., u s. Soldiers
Home Hos.
Msrssrst ), Harrls. 4 hrs. iai ssston pl
Llysn Lewis. IS yrs, Freedmeh's Hos.
Alice V. Harris. 81 yrs.. 2eso st. NV.
Joseph sprisEs, 20 yrs.. lliS Reeds Ct nv
lanes z. Lucss ~ mths, 3ll ] 81. se.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
MRS. EVELYN ncCARTHY.

Mrs. Evelyn Cecilia McCs rthy, wife
of DIR. Charles NJ. Mccarthy. professor
OF history at Catholic University, died
unexpectedly at her home, 3flD
Twelfth street northeast. Z Mondlt
night. Mrs. Mccarthy was a resident
of Washington for the past fifteen
years. coming here from Philadelphia.
She is survived by her husband,
one daughter-Florence Mccarthy
and two sons-Charles H.. jr.. and Ed
win Mccarthy. Funeral services Will
be held at st. Anthony's Church to-
morrow morning at s o'clock. The
body will be taken to Philadelphia for
intcrment.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any other than myself
CHARLES II. STANLEY.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that ] shall not
be responsible for bills contracted by my
wife. NJ. II. BEACHLEY.
3TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, GREET
| ING: Max Shapiro announces that he
has purchased the interests of Gerald Fitz-
gerald in the partnership business formerly
conducted by them at 905 Louisiana avenue
mort west, and that from June 18th he is
the owner of the said business and has as
same .. .'
MAX SHAPIRO.
e05 Louisiana ave. n. w.