davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
poR MUcHo TEMPO

Sc cree que las averfas del Cable
Ingl6s no Sc podran reparar dcEtrO de
pronto plazo, y que La intrrupc.6n Sc
prolongara indefinidamente. Parece
que La Companfa esta haciend estu-
dos para establecer otro ramal Inca,
pero este lleyarfa mucho tempo. El
servicio de esta Empresa 10 hace, aho
ra ell Cable Frances, que trasn;ite sus
despacEos las Islas yecinas. En-
cuanto al servicio de la gran estaci6n
Iinalamsrica de Cayey, para Ell pdbIico,
en- tantc no Sc apruebe por Ell Congreso
una ley autorizandolo, no Sc puede inau
gurar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
Juan JOSE" EN- Ell RIvoLI

Esta nOche pone en- escena Juan Jose
la compafifa que dirige ell distingpido
actor Juan Nadal Santacoloma. La
obra culminante del gran drama turgO
Joaquin Dicenta, ha sido objeto de un
cuidadoso ensayo y un excelente repar-
to. En- el protagonista, hace Juan Ma
dal una labor digna de encomio.
Para mafiana Sc anuncia una obra
truculenta lei Traficante de Cada-
yeres".
Pertenece este melodrama al genero
policiaco y tiene sus trazos de Gran
Guinol Ell Teatro Rfvoli viene hacien-
do una campana muy lucida Sc We
lleno tOdas las noches.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
PARA ESPANA

NuestEo distinguido amigo el sefior
Ramon Suarez, del Puerto Rico EIe-
gante, Sc ausenta por algdn tempo en-
viaje Espafia y estara ausente una
corta temporada de 0 4 meses. Des-
pu6s despisitar la poetica terra asturia
ma, ira otras regiones de la PENN
sula, pasando tambi6n una temporada
en- uno de los mas conocidos balnearios.
Buen viaje Y pronto regreso al como
cido comerciante que disfruta de gene
raj estimaci6n en- la ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
DE hN MoMENTo A oTRo

Sc esbera de Washington la noticia
de habefse resuelto el nombramiento
de Attorney General de Puerto Rico,
que desempeiia interinamente el Lcdo.
Mestre. Sc informa que el GOberna-
dor wager no hace oposicion al seior
Mestre.. Es otro candidate, muy fuer-
te, el Lcdo. senior Rodriguez-Serra.
Parece que el Comisionado Residente
senor Cordova-Davila apoya al senior
Mestre, considerandose descartada la
candidatura del Lcdo. senor Frank
Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
ESE BASURERO

No Sc explica como el muelle de las
goletas, sitio muy concurrride de la
Marina, y muy cerca de las Oficinas de
La Sanidad, Sc mantengan los monto-
mes de basuras Y de efectos semejantes
a 6stas, que resultan una dificultad
para ell trafico piblicO, y un peligro
para la salud pdblica. La limpleza en-
las mucvas Gales de la Marina, con-
trasta con ell estado de los expresados
sitios, particularmente ensel extreme
Sur dcis Muelle, al lado deIAa:ltiguo
Arsenal Yea ESQ la Sandal q u ati-
toridad correspondence. En- M
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
BAUTIZO

Ell niio Arturo Dfaz- Ramirez, recibi-
ra las aguas bautismales. Ell la IgIesia
de Bayam6n, mafiana domingo, ' son
sus padrinos la senora Rosa yazquez de
Ramirez y JESUS Monagas. Los due
nos, pues, de la Farmacia Dfaz-Mona-
gas, tetbiran ell domingo un grato dfa
con motFo de la fiesta EN- honor del nue.
vo cristfano. Felicidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
IA BERCELONETA

Con I1Dtivo del sensible fallecimien-
to del sHnor Cordova- Rios, de la Cen
trail Plazuela, Sc traslado aver Bar
celonetalel senor Rafael Balseiro, de
la exprsada Corporation.
Ell enaerro, en- la manana de hoy,
result6 ispna manifestation de duelo,
concurriHndo numerosos elementos de
todas ls clases sociales.
En- Barceloneta como en- San Juan
ha sid0;muy sentido ell fallecimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
PARA sANTo DOMINGO

Sc estdn hacienda numerosas cons
trucciones en- Santo Domingo y de Pto.
Rico Sc enyfa MADEIRA para aquella
isla, de La que Sc recibe de Estados
Unidos. Sc esta tratando allf de mon
tar un gran aserradero fabrica para
manufacturer MADEIRA para construe-
clones, va que la Isla tiene grandes
bosques y hay de las mejores clases
de arboles para no solo cubrir las me-
cesidades del consume, sino realizar
importantes exportaciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
oANDIDATURA EN- sANTURcE

q
Entire el elemento republieand de
Santuree Sc esta trabaiando, para las
pr0ximas primarias, la siguiente can
didatura
Para ComisionadO de Servicio Pdbli-
Lcdo. Fernando Geigel.
Comisionado de Sanidad, DR.. Rafael
Lopez Sicard6.
Comisionado de Instruction, professor
Principal, Sr. Jesis N. Quinones.
Representante a la Camara, senior
Jose Rexach.
Comisionado de Hacienda, sehor Ga
llardo.
Para sustituir al finado sefior Fald,
sera nombrado uno de sus hijos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
ASAMBLEA MUNICIPAL
Session del q de Febrero.

Concurren los senores Echevarria,
Bazan, Alvarez, Cabrera, Aviles, Gam
baro, Acuna, Marchah, Martinez Rol
ssell6, Goenaga, FossaS " eGonzalez
Diaz. ~ Pa ~
Sc lee Y aprueba ei acta de Ia Sc
sion anterior.
Sc aprueba ell informe de la Conf
sion Especial nombrada para estudiar
lei carso asegdif en- sel pleits entabla-
Edo contra eI Comisionado de Educa-
Eci6n de Rner1 Ricb rseomendando Sc
apruebe el acuerdo del Concejo de ADJ
ministraci6n en- 10 que Sc refere al fa-
llo del Juez, Y que Sc solicite de la
Asamblea Legislative una enmienda
al Art. A de la Ley Municipal.
En- ell asunto relacionado con ell pa
go a ciertos empleados del departa-
mento de instruction municipal reco-
mienda la mayoria de la Comision de
Hacienda que Sc cancele la partida
S07 del presupuesto actual y Sc cree
otra para aquel fin; y la minorfa de
dicha Comision informa que no esta
conforme con dicha opinion por Greer
que el Art. 48 de la ley VICENTE no per-
mite hacer operacion semeiante, por
Iconsiderar el sinformante que 81 dicha
partida no era usada debfa tenerse CO.
mo un sobrante.
Ambos informes son derrotados por
la mayoria de la Asamblea, v Sc
acderda pasar nuevamente el asunto
a la Comision de hacienda para que
por medic del Tesorero de Puerto Rico
|investigue 81 es legal Ia cancellation
de una partida de presupuesto, que no
ha de usarse, y la creaci6n de euna nue.
va.
Igualmente Sc acuerda con la cam
celacion de la partida $40 para alle-
gar recursos conque reforzar las par
tidas s02 y 305 del actual presurues-
Ito.
Il A Ia spetlcl0n de los Sen0reS Mem
ldfa y Gonzalez Padfn para que Sc re-
paren las Gales Comercio, Union Y
Roosevelt, Sc aprueba el informe del
Comite de Hacienda Y Obras Pdblicas
para que Sc solicite de dichos senores
que contribuyan con un 25 porI ciento
del total de las obras, y que Sc pida
authorization al conseio Executive para
transferir a fondos del emprestito los
$97,11z1s producto de intereses de la
|partida consignada para el cremato-
rio.
Sc aprueba la ordenanza disponienz
do la venta de Instruments usados de
la banda municipal.
Sc aprueba Ia ordenanza disponien-
do la venta a dona Micaela Brunet de
Geigel de una parcela de terreno fren-
te q la casa de su propiedad en- Ia ca
lie del General Contreras No. 125.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
iEsos oLoREsl.

Vecinos de la Gale Ribot, en- Santur-
ce, Sc nos quejan de los malos olores
que despide Ia alcantarilla que esta 81
tuada en- dicha Gale, esquina, la de
San Rogue Els insoportable, nos di-
cen, el olor v esperan que por quien
corresponda Sc arregle este, que afec-
ia la salud p1blica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28

kassamsls Aa@san ~ t'HnNf -
$50 fals - Fnaaae 3 al ll.N14 b -
ssaassaH EasN assaN4 = sssFasNfsli tse
.0lmeMag a. ua4 N.aWs NNlMma ssm aaa
taasaHa. tlasslslf Hal - slssaaaae
~ 80 y s.snae al negaisi Anssl.l.
- massaR ~ augssa ssNaN b IS NsF a.
sssassaa - eSaraa aH almse ee e..
So ~ ss s.aasas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28

mass@ a.
E Ruaas = MarH Ei~se Aus.
lasalmlaaa b aEsx4lA8 EsNsa
Ahaenasa aaus.aas sesmm , Faa
asl
o. nu.als = go Aessas. aufac
eidn ul asa san asa e. Hsnal
Ahoraauss tsapclab EosEsss > Ft.
cal
MaFue al
E1 nusl,ie =. Em1n AanliEx3 a a.
AiirINF h pas ga.l1l1a
Ahuraaos Assrsl Fial Ncrudn y Fis.
cal.
~ pashlo =. tsabslIno ntreE. Acc.
mctimiesto y aREpaihn wEHve.
AborAoos; Hcrminio MirAnda y
FiscaL
Marzo Aa
El Paeblo y. Juan Antonio TorFue-
llA. Inf Sec. - De IL Icy De AFbi-
srios.
AbogadOs: Rafael Martinez Nadal
y Fiscal.
II Pueblo Y. Juan NicOt. Inf. Sec.
a. Ley de Arbitrios.
AbOgados: Rafael Martinez NsdaT~
~ Fiscal.
Mario I6.
Fl Pueblo v. Angel Ruiz. Inf. Ley
de Arbitrios.
Abogados: Rafael Martinez Nadal
y Fiscal.
FL Pueblo v. LeOpoldo Nigaglioni.
Inf. Ley de Arbitrios.
AbogadOs: Libertad Torres Grau
Fiscal.
Mario Is.
Ell Pueblo v. Tomas Franco. Inf.
Sec. a Ley de Arbitrios.
AbogadOs: Leopoldo Tormes, F. B.
Fornaris y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo v. Elisa Vidal. Inf. Sec.
A Ley de Arbitrios.
Abogados: Leopoldo Tormes y Fis-
cal.
Ell Pueblo v. Rafael Martinez. Inf.
Sec. A Ley de Arbitrios.
Abogados: Leopoldo Tonnes Y Fis-
cal.
Ell Pueblo v. Manuel Rosaly. Inf.
Sec. A Ley de Arbitrios.
Abogados: Leopoldo Tonnes, r.
Martinez .Nadal y Fiscal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
La DFNUNCIA DE PERICO 7 Ro-
MANAGE

Va prestaron declaration como testi-
gos, en- La denuncia sobre libelo, lie los
compaheros Pedro R. de Diego y Ser
gio Romanaee, contra el tambien COM
panero Guillermo v. Cintr6n, director
de Ell DiG, de Ponce, el Attorney Gene
raj Y el Lcdo. Miguel Guerra, xice-pre-
sidente de la Camara
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
Sc HABLA DE vIAJE

En-, los cfrculos polfticos Sc cree que
-eI Gobernador wager Sc ausente en-
breye para Estados Unidos, a reponer
Sc de la dolencia que lie aqueja, que
dando al frente del gobierno de la
isla el Lcdo Srs Benedicto, que haee
ahoras de Gobernador INFERNO y cuya
labor esta mereciendo justo APPLAUSE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
TEIECRAFIsTAs al cABIE

IIlIlIl0 ut > 7 - - N7Hl''.l9
Cinco cmpicados del TelegrAfo insu-
lar han deiado sus puest0s para ir a
desempchar 0tros cargos en- las Ohci-
mas del Cable Frances, mOstrandO ra-
pida adapsaei6n al nucvo trahajO. Co
mo q eobieTno Insular no mcjore en
general Jas oondiciones de los sueldos
del personal, llegarS un mOmentO en-
que no lenga el sufciente para aten-
der a los seryicios pdblicos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
NEJORANDO

Noticias de Estados Unidos informan
que ell senior Fernando Montilla, esta
muX 4nejor de su doleneia que lie aque-
ia, Las sefioritas Montilla tuvieron
i'.fluenSa, pero va estan restablecidas
y de franca convalecencia. Celebra-
mos las buenas noticias de la distin-
guida familia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28

NallfaAs slI-Sga
81 NsNs~aaae A. MNamaa pesmE Eaifa
guaisaalmfgiir = b nHua lfias NiisvNs
isln = "a - MNfuFasa F,af slulafn.
llEaF b NrSeA 90 AA.umnamaae 80
una lGssaaiRasaen Que - lsnsaia H.
sAf . ssnsa. f.sIa ssa = n nraA rsam
- 80 A 1ss as NslaFto Nin,ase >
ran h - Menugx- f9tcs srHssgs tie
hsn euaaoaaas unns als ma!ssa >
uliisS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
A MAYAGUEZ

DespNes de pasar una corta tenn
porada An Santurce, en- la residencia
de los Asposos Gonzalez Y Martinez,
ha regfesado su habitual vivienda
de Mayagtez la sonora Maria Mar
tfnez dsSWalker.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
1aetur.e hsstoEsy oe 'Brolee.. BlOssor1. bAbyC.

PARCIAL e6 historic nduO Ia Esta
de Nueva York. maa e suO mOmentO
camb6 lie
HvandOa ndduO llama Robert ShOan PerO
ShOan eaba
ay cual seria asOmbrO al dentrO
dOrmda COrrer maleta tOdO
asO reIatar udO haazg OdO hizO ShO
nerv JunO hemOsO nfane enOnr6 pape deca
cbaerO causadO Odas mis-
"Craz6 flor dehOja
pOca anda tas de la made desnatuzada
medO ShOlan n6nad de fami
Bridgeport sOadO dopt faa raO desgraciadO de
te en- sObr pep qusShOan e ha cOgido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
UN MENsAJE DE PEsAME

La Junta Directiva del Ateneo, en-
session reciente, acord0 enviar un men
safe de p6same por la muerte de la ma
lograda escritora Pepita Conte, a sus
deudos.
Ell homemade del Ateneo es muy mere
cido y Sc comenta con elogio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
PARA MARSHAL DE SAN JUA,

PARA MARSHAL DE SAN JUAN
Hay cierta lucha en- el elemcnto re-
publiceno de San Juan, para cubrir Ia
plaza de Marshal de la Corte Munici-
pal, yacante por haber sido nombrado
Representante del Comisionado de Ser
vicio P1blico. en- Santurce, & senior
Requena. que Ia desempehabs. Los
candidates son: el senior CeciIio Rosy,
recomcndado por el Comite y e senior
Vargas, que Ia esta desempenando.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
. A1AoItE al IIN RANcHoN

Infofma Ia policfa de Fajarllo que
un raneh6n de la Colonia Oriente, de
la Central Fajardo, en- Naguabc. donde
habfan trabajadores, fue atacado con
disparos de revolver, no resultando he
rida persona aguna. Sc cree sea este
obra de huelguistas, y al efeeto se esta
investigndo minuciosamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
AsEsINATo EN- sEGUNDo GRADo

q FL jurado que actuaba en- la Corte
de Distrito de Mayagiez, en- el juicio
contra Placido Garces Zapata, acu-
sado de haber degollado en- Lajas
su esposa Juana Carmen Delgado, dio
un veredicto de asesinato en- segundo
grado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
CORRESPONSAL.

Sc sOlicita unO que pOsea EspafOl
e Ingles asi como el manejO de la ma
quiniIla y que tenga practica eomer-
cial. Diriiase al apartadO 55l, San
Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
EN- Ell CINE PUERTO RICon

EN- Ell CINE 'PUERTO RlCO
Una gran fiesta prepare para ma
mana domingo, Ell amigo Lloveras en-
su Cine de Santurce. Sc exhibira la
colossal pelfcula Eel Secreto del RADIO
v habra fuegos artifciales al empezar
la function.
La Banda del Institute amenizara Ell
acto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
PoLIcIAs LIcENcIADos

De los IS policias especiales que Sc
nornbraron para eI Distrito de San
Juan, han sido licenciados "a. Los 81
restantes 10 seran en- breve.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
LIE RoBARoN CVATRo TRAJEs

Y Ell joven Rafael M. Rivera, que vive
en- la casa ndmero 29 della Gale del
Condado, en- Santurce, ha 'dado cuenta
a la detective, de que del balloon de SUI
residencia le han robado trajes, va
loradossen mas de e$125. Ell gratifca-
ria al que lie diera noticia de sus prem
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-28
$3.50

Ventas de azucar hechas aver, lle-
garon a $3.50 quintal, en- Nueva York,
que representan $8.75 en- San Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
L.ESLIE'S TELLS
OF TITUS SPUD
Weekly Gives Publicity to
"Some City" Slogan

The story of the rtse Of Hazen
J. Titns by the baked potato route
Is told by Warren Eugene Crane in
an article In Leslie's Weekly OF
August ri.
Titus. the yarn relates, first
conceived the Idea OF featuring the
big Yakima potato In the dining
cars OF the Northern Pacific rail-.
road. OF which he was superin.
tendent, I'm 1908.
Since becoming president Of the
Chauncey Wright Restaurants here.
three years ago. Titus has cleared
up "A big Indebtedness. put the bust.
ness on a paying basis and IN.
creased the rumbcr of places from
four to twelve.
The article In lLeslle's tella of
Titus advertising campaigns. in.
Guiding the famous slogan. Seattle
has: - Schools 80 Parks, 81 Miles
OF Boulevard. IL Chauncey Wright
Shops Some CityT'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
mrs. NANCY FRY,
PIONEER, IS DEAD
Prominent Relief Worker III
Several Months

After several month"; Illness.
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Fry. 10. prominent
relief worker and resident OF So
attic for "a years. died Friday at
tho home of Mrs. Minnie Il Dahn.
ken. 1851 i4th ave. w.
She was the widow OF Henry Fry.
civil war veteran. and WIS proml.
nent In @. A. X. and w. II. c.
work. She was a member Of tho
National Association OF Nurses of
the Civil War and Of the order
Of the Eastern Star. She IL mir.
vived by a .on. George l.. Fry
OF Seattle.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Bonney Watson establishment,
under auspices Of the w. X. C..
The Christian Science ritual will be
read and the body cremnted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
CARMEN ROBBED,
BANDITS ESCAPE
E0de Police Gordon After
Early Morning Holdup

A3sF robotng two carmen 1t tho
- e he Nj Baker car line At
49, = N. . solitary bandit
po1un0sd shs pplics net thrown about
~ AD%eFscl psssrtsvea pairolmen
! - aueee on motorcycles. and on
49, haAts saarchsd the hill re-
}lm1onn1y afsR ths street nghts
49, 4snk~ 0aahea - stgnal Of The
ronhnt8, but he nAndH evsde3
ohqm - =. believed = hoys msts
HI Wy hAck down town.
lGo(peuAn r. McCracken and
~Cbnductor ~. Elmer were hurryins
-. gst the car started for the barn
Whon the holdup appeared. E!sner
had reported to the dispatcher. Tho
tuo carmen were walking beside
the car. on their way to set on
1t tie front entrance. when they
Were startled 10y tho command.
Hands up"
Il want all the car conpany's
money and none OF the small
change the hosdup man growisd
He was described by the car men
- being tall. heavy.set with a
1rowth Of beard.
Telling the motorman TO keep 81
INIT. the bandit hurriediy went thru
ne pockets Of tho two men. obtain
ing VS.
The conductor on the car ahead
- the robbed tram declared that he
bad brought the bandit to the end
o. the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
:;:. o. HENRY STORY ; 's, :

my Brown wan rhone upon by the
far.flung rays Of the renaissance.
Sammy. with HIS ultra clothea. his
horseshoe pin. his plump face. his
trlto slang. his uneomprehending nd.
mirntion OF Havenei--the brokers'
clerk made an excellent foil 10 the
new. bright unseen visitor 10 the
poets sombre apartment
sammy went TO HIS old seat by
tho window. and. looked out over
the dusty green foliage In tho gar
den. Then he looked at his watch.
and rose hastily.
by erahsr' he exclaimed.
Twenty after fouri I can't stay.
old man: I've got a date Mt four.
thirty
why did you come. thenr' asked
Ravcnel. with sarcastic POPULARITY,
"if you had an engagement AT that
time. thought you business men
kept better account Of your minutes
and seconds than that"
Sammy henitated In the doorway
and turned pinker.
Fact In. Ravvy." he explained.
ss 10 customer whose margin
In exhausted. II didn't know I had
II tiil came IN tell you old
man--there's n dandy Girl In that
old house next door that I'm dead
gonc on. put Il straight--wc'Te
engaged. Tho old man says nit
blu, that don't go. lie keeps her
pretty close. can see Ediih's
window from yours here. She gives
me tip when she's going shop.
ping. and meet her. It's four.
thirty today. Maybe ought 10
have explained sooner. but know
it's all right with you--so long.
How DO you ret your tip ~
you call iiT' asked Ravcnei. losing
little spontaneity from his smile.
Roses" Maid Sammy. briefly.
-Four OF 'em today. Means 4
o'clock at tho corner OF broadway
and Twenty. third"
But the Keranimm,- persisted
Rav~nei. ciutching nj me end Of
flying Romanccs trailing robe.
"aieans haif-pass," shouted sam.
my from tho hall see you to.
morrow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
COX HITS AGAIN
At '0L|CARCHY'
Harding Described as Iso-
lated From Public Opinion
ny HERBERT W. WALKER
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT


oRRvfLLE. Ohio. Aug. ?i.-The
aim Of the republican senatorial
oiignrchy" In 10 turn tho senate and
the presidency into a single unit Of
government" Governor James NJ.
Coz. democratic presidential candl.
date, declared here today IN address.
ing an opcn'air public meeting. Ills
sp~rch was In direct reply 10 a re.
cent front.porch address OF senator
Harding In which tho latter praised
and defended the senate.
Cox made II plain that his nttanks
were directed AT the senate leaders
and not at the senate as an institu.
Ton OF government Harding. in his
recent speech. with charanterirtic
rcactionary isolation from the cur.
rent OF public thought, failed 10 re.
aiize the distinction" the governor
claimed.
The relation between president
ana congress should be cordial, but
the influence OF the president should
DO supreme" the governor said.
For the fourth time thls week the
governor sharply attacked the cam.
paign fund Of the republicans, refer.
ring TO the 'unblushing continuance
OF The gathering together OF millions
OK dollars for campaign purposes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
NEICHb0RS NEED
$1,000 AID FUND
Want to Build House oil
Destitute Family

Neighbors and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs, W. I. Herring. who. with their
two little girls. we're made homeless
when their house burned last Sun.
day. are raising money for the con.
struction of a little one-story house
for them.
Everything the house contained.
with the exception OF a fireless cook.
er, was burned, while the family was
away. Women Of the nclghborhood
have been caring for the family and
making clothes for the children.
A lumber company In West Seattle
has agreed to furnish the lumber at
cost and the house will be built by
men in the district. Already 1910
has been raised but 81 900 IL needed
All contributions to the fund are re-
quested sent to r. G. Miller, In care
OF the West Side State bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
|EXCONvICT
IS Held As
A BURGLAR
Detective Finds Him Wear
Ing Stolen Jewels on Sc.
attic Streets

Detectives were investigating the
activities OF Arthur Waters. -, sat
ursisy. after finding foot FROM three
ourElaries at First ave. and Colum'
hiA ST.. where he was arrested Fri
day Afternoon. Detective Il. Il.
ycrix arrested Waters when he
noticed q woman's ring on one of
WAterr' fingers He also recognized
WAfrrs from q police picture.
Waters 10 accused by detectives OF
plundertng residences as an after.
noon vocation Yoris says this was
Waters favorite time TO work.
s1lAD STOLEN
RING AND WATCH
me ring Waters worn WAS stolen
from the home Of Mrs. J. II. Keelcr.
13Se 5lst ave. 4. Another ring. loot
q the same prowL was found.
Loot from two other burgiarics al
ready turned up consist OF . gold
Hamilton watch. taken from l.. c.
Carriers house at ss3s Paiatinc ave.
August 8. and q notebook and ring.
reported stolen from Mrs c. A. Nc
CuAket. S&u1 w. ware 81
0AYS HE WON
4llIsM GAMBLING
An the loot recovered % far was
carried by Waters when arrested.
several other p'cc~s of j~weiry found
n him had not been identified Sat.
ordAy.
waters Claims he won the stolen
goods gambling. He admitted being
released from Oregon prison hast fall.
vhoep he had served a term for
burglary A picture taken when
Waters was In the prison was ihe
oue BY which Yoris recognized him.
The burglar who looted the Nc
cssslker home was surprised by the
re<urn Of the family. August II.
4, NcCusker was to come to the city
AN Saturday and attempt to identify
waters - the frightened thief The
xseser home was entered August IL
by : burxiar. who forced a window
with shovel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

OLYMPIA. Aug. ai.-Deci.ion on
tho writ Of prohibition restraining
King county courts from dissolvins
a temporary Injunction preventing
seattle officials from interfering
with the operation Of jitneys was
taken under sdvisement by the su.
prome court here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
First Dean of Men"
to Speak in Seattle

Thomas Ankle Clark OF the univer.
si,y Of Illinois. the man who invent.
ri the position OF dean Of men In
American colleges. and worthy grand
chief 81 Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
was scheduled TO arrive in Seattle
Saturday for a three day visit lie
viii address the student body OF the
University Of Washington next Tues.
day and win be entertained By
alumni Of Illinois and members Of the
local branch Of his fraternity.