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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
Contractors. Lobby Alleged.

lT>v Associated Pr-ss.l
WASHINGTON, March 12.-EXistcnce
OF an "organized lobby OF contractors,
aideh by interested army officers, with
the motive OF amending the army re-
organization bill so IS 10 provide
separate construction corps. was
charged in the House today by Repre-
sentatives Madden, Illinois; Anthony:
Kansas: Knuison, Minnesota, and
Wood Indiana. all Republicans. The
amendment was tentatively adopted,
1873 to ~.
Representative Harrison: Democrat;
Virginia a supporter OF the proposed
;anShdnent replied that there WAS "as
much lobbying on one side as on the
other" other supporters declared
that continuance OF the corps. as
created during the war, wonid result
in great savings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
Toc,,ionn, Hoard Ask. Probe.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Fed
cral board for vocational education has
asked for an investigation OF charges
that Il had instructed its agents TO be
hard boiled" in dealing with soldiers
seeking educational rehabil ia o II.
Chairman FcSs, of the House Educa-
ton Committee. announced today that
the Inquiry would he started by his
committee tomorrow night and that
members Of tho board and others would
be called. The committee decided sew
cral days ago that unless the board
asked. for the inv estigation one would
be made by the committee on its own
-cSDonsibility
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
KINGS ABSENCE HALTS TRIAL
Collapse OF NcNbcrry's Cnmpairu
Manager Puts situntion In Hope
less Mix 10,

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, March IL
The situation IN the Ncwber:y cleo
t.uns conspiracy TIA! resulting from
the collapse on the witness Gtnnd to-
day OF Paul KING campaign manager
for Truman u. New berry IN 1918 was
IN H!A-GD tonight. Frank q. Daley,
assistant attorney said he
would no. decide Urtl! tomorrow what
course 10 pursue. An cary end TO the
trial. seemed 10 DEFEND upon whether
SoNcrnment counsel should decide to
wai"c cross examination 81 King, who
was aiken 70 his hOle! and WAS rest
ing easy tonight
King came q The stand today sim
feeling the effects % his nervous at
tack Of last Tuesday and after It was
deemed !mpossib.c 70 remain court
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
SUPREME COURT LAUGHS
AS STENOGRAPHER llMPS
Attorney for Defense BIamcx Her
Peculiar Walk to French
Hcclcd Pumps.
Ey I niNorsa! Service.

=
NEW YORK, March l2.--Mac CAL
iaSher, nineteen-year-oid stcnog
rapher. who sued the Hudson and Man
haitian Railroad Company for injuries
TO her left knee, caused by her skirt
being caught in the door of an ele-
fator III the hudson Terminal Build
ing, got a verdict of $4,000 and 4 laugh
in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn. today.
The laugh came when the attorney
for the defense. after Miss Gallagher
had demonstrated that she walks with
Il limp. remarked: Why shouldn't she
limp-look at those French herlcd
pumps she's wearing"
Those pumps help me to walk"
snapped the fair plaintiff.
Why, certainly said Justice Van
Siclcn with nnality, the pumps take
the water of the knee"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
RAID ILLICIT BREWERY
Virginia and North Cnrolin. H-,,,u-
Agents Join in Unid ON Zig Plant
Mar DanIiiIr

DANNILLB, VA, Mach 10 --V.rgini;,
prohibition officers yesterday is!r,d
hands with those o. Sur,h Car0i.na
a posse of eight armed men !nVadinp
Henry County and finding near kldEr.
large liquor brewing nlunt. seven
furnaces were found WITHIN a shnrr
distance and number Of wooden f.r-
!ntnters were destroyed. No si.lls were
Iound, neither were any arrests mad.
Inc SUI! furnaces were built 0! rock
and clay and The moOnsE!ners had
damned nearby stream d!Vcrtlnc
ihe waters through a hand-tiuod
branch past the scene OF operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
NAMES ARE NOT GIVEN OUT
: nrinseS on Indicted Miners md UDer-
"'or' VIII lie Served During
Coming Week.
By y ssOc!ateN Ireaa

INDIANATDI.IS, ND, March -
I"pia.es for the l25 coal miners and
OPERATORS indicted by The special Fen.
~ grand jury here yesterday for
-. S'h violation OF the Lever law and
FcaGral cr:ming! code. were being is.
aucu today and probably Will be served
m'Nt ".eE' u was stated by govern
mont officials today
u. oihcia!s maintained silence re-.
S"'"!ts me exact nature Of ths
smnre,S' winch IA general allege con-
rpiiacy TO enhance The pr!c. OF coal
and refused 10 reveal the name. "t
my ono OF those indicted. IL was
sia'cd however. that iiny-two Of the
ptIhOhs nAimed arc In Indinna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
INDICT CITY OFFICIALS
'F"hd Jury Names Detective
""" safety commissioner In Con-
hrctlon with Whisky Theft

Cn,.tN.,.iTT'E .issu' IHtel tress.I
10y iNGION. KY, Iarch l2-I T.
it..ioc'' commissioner o! safetv OF the
XIV 81 'oVlnston. ana Logan Goodson.
""., :. on the Cov!nEton Police De-
fracral grand jury. sitting AZ i;-ani,a
~ o2nn"ction with me theft OF
,n.fi'"n barrels Of WHISKY from a
-. '"'" NSp aistii!cry about six weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
BACHELORS TAX 10 PER CENT
Occasion Of French Government, n co,-
r"," income az Single Men
leads Z" Marriage Huhh

hNiS, March i2.-Thc g-ea, mar.
i, '"s' rush That has been roipr ~ |
mere 10Y some lime Is cxpcCteJ To- COW !
uiiuc or ne 1ncrcase Until the end OF
Tho reason is tho financial co.
ZION decision 10 tax b.chclors: 20
comes 10 p"r cent The toy hccomn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
Y. M. c. A. GIFT TO LEGION
Is FUND FOR DISABLED MEN
Present or S4Gn,0nO is Fart OF Half
Million Promised IN Financial
Aid for EA-SOIuicrs.
Inv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March l2.--Thc Ameri.
II. G. ~, 100000 OF tho gift OF $500
900 promised, representing surplus
from operation OF Y. NJ. q. y. cantccns
and post exchanges in France during
the war. ii was announced today.
The money viii be held as a trust
fund FOR five years and the income from
the principal will be used for tho benc-
II. OF disabled former service men or
for work in connection with the Ma
tional AmcricaniZation Commission, it
was added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
BUS LINE PROPOSED
New York City May Have Municipal
Owned Auto Transportation
by WhcInn's Iinn.
IBy Universal Service,


NEW YORK, March l2-A resolution
appropr!ating 100000 for the pur-
chase Of automobiles for tho proposed
municipal bus lines was passed by the
board OF estimates today. Commits
s!oner Whcian. Of the department OF
plant and structure, who has charge OF
for 100 new busscs rcHdy within n week.
lie SAID or operation would net The
city profit of sSI6.S0 a day. These
hgurcs, he added are based on the
ont rAtlon Of the existing lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
Mi.. Wagner Cannot Defend Title.

NEW YORK, March l2.-Niss Mary
Wagner, six times holder OF the wo-
be unable 10 compete in the national
championships tournament which starts
here EcNt Monday because OF an injury
to her knee. Mrs. George w. Wight
man. the title holder, is now on tho
Pacific Coast and will not defend her
title. il was said today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

y FW 1UKN, WarCn I2--Thc Make
Hoover President" Republican Club
established headquarters al the Hotel
iennSyirania TO-DAY The orSa n!zaiion
is being set UP here At request .: tho
"a lifornia committee Initiating the
Hoover boom. II was pointed ont that
the headquarters We're opened without
any action by Mr.. Hoover himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
STORM MENACEs COAST
Warnings of Bnd Weather Dl.pIa
on Atlantic Scabonrd From Caro-
lima tn Nnine,
IBv Associated Press,

iBv Associated Prcssl
-. WASIiiNG,rON. March 12.-storm
warnings were displayed tonipbt or
thu Atlantic Coast fron, II:ttnr, Oh %,
i:aS trorI; Ma nc. The western sforw
which Thursday night was over t.nni
tral Illinois. moved northc,.tr.a,
rapidIy. and tonight was ccntrm, n,nr
lower ST Lawrence Valley. with -
further increase In intensity. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

MEMPHIS. TENN. March ;e.-Airs.
knoWR writer OF verse, dction. n"ws..
paper paragraphs and editorials. d!cd
here tonight after more than d wear Of
illness. She was the widow OF Wake
kennedy. formerly cd:toria! writer o,
the Commercial Appeal. whom she sue.
.ctede0 on the stan after his death i'm
Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
UNCOVER PLOT AGAINST
GOVERNMENT IN BERLIN
several Are Arrested an Conspirators OF
.. Reactionnl Clique for Cor
ruptinE Troops.
'By Associated prcs.N

EENIIN NdrCN l2.-Thc German
government has discovered rcvolu-
1ionary clique. which also has been en-
deavnrinG 70 corrupt the troops. The
public security forces and tho reichs-
wehr have been confined 20 barracks IN
readiness for an emergency.
Die Frche.t alleges tina; General Won
J.uett WIZ, commander OF tho First
Reichswehr Group, - implicated N the
plot Minister OF Defense Noske has
ordered the arrest OF Captain papst,
Or. Won Kapp and TWO other persons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
Necessary Information.

Country Doctor-"Why are you al
patients cat? Does il assist YOUR
diaGnosis?" City Doctor-"Yes: can
form some idea from their dinners
what to charge Them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

1;fNCllBuRG, VA, March Local
who dispose OF pauper
bodies do so now at u loss. Formerly
The price agreed upon was SIS for each
burial, but now the cheapest coffin
costs the undcrtakers more than they
get from the city, so that they pay for
the privilege OF conducting these bur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

Fair visitor, after having been shown
over armored cruiser: And where do
you konp your sea dogs? l simply
love animals!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

DANVILLE. VA, March l2.-pleadinr
that he did not know there was any
harm in marrying second wife after
nc had been driven away from home.by
was held without bail for the grand
jury this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

MONTGOMERY, ALA. March IL
SctauSc Of the extensive prevalence OF
influenza at Eufaula. Ala, both under
takers being i'll. call was made on
montgomery this morning. for an en-
Nelson. OF Jacksonville. ria, who died
while on visit TO her parents at Eu-
taula.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
cMaMlnzerBrothecs
BROAD AT FIFTH
Special News 7odau
AT FIFTH.

Georgette Blouses values to $3.50 in new
short and long seeved handsomely deco
rated models, all shades
Second Floor. s12As
Georgette Blouses, very smart White and
Flesh models.
Second Floor s7as
Pongee Silk Shirts for Women. bipb or low
collars.
Second Floor s598 to Ss4s
Tub Silk Shirts for Men, beautiful patterns
in Satin Stripes. The silk would cost YOU
$1,000.
Main Floor. s7s5
Glove Silk Union Suits for Women. Van
Raattes Flesh Glove Silk, sizes IS to az. A
$698 suit.
Third Floor. s4es
Children's Tub Rompers, 81 so models, in Tub
Bingham and Chambray. Sizes 2 to 6.
Third Floor s119
Soft Gauntlet Gloves for Women, Piuue seam. |
strap wrist, smartest shades Regular sell |
ing price, $500 and $500
Main Floor. s4.75 Pair
S1.OO and SIPS Imported Novelty Yelling.
| Navy, Brown, Taupe Black and Novelty |
| Dot Combinations.
| Main Floor Sc Yard
Moire Silk Bags, regularly selling at S2.9S and
$3.46. Black, Navy, Brown
Main Floor. $3.50
Radmoor Pure Silk Hose for Women, Choco-
late, Cordovan, Biscuit Brown, Bronze and
Black.
Main Floor. $500 Pair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

y
Nelson. OF Jacksonville. ria who died
WhlIe on u visit TO her parents at Eu-
taula.
:, NATCHEZ, MISS. March l2.-Lydia
rs years old, died here today. she
grandchildren. one Of the great
srandchiidren is iifty years old. 1t is
fore her death she retained full use OF
all faculties.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, March 1e.-
Submitting aI,ida Wits from reputable
phy Us, TO show that the deicndan mt
= = v an imDeciie Win the mentality of a
or BAY M!nettc. today formally petition
ed the Governor Of Alubama 10 com
nasssa In. In death n, s"n,snee recently
ed OF shooting and then robbing q
fisherman.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. March r.
| pom the Recommendation OF former
Assistant Aforementioned! Horace G.
NIkinson, Governor kilby today re-
Elwar nelson, OF Baldwin County,
who was found guilty OF nanslauEhter
~ connection with The lynch!ng OF
crank fouhal, in Apr! 1919, al Bay
M!ncttc.
r. Mao!?tNET,GioMERY, ALA, March l2.-
'.Sttu u! hlans!duS ntcr following
me shooting Of VIII Huggins alias
i'ndSins, III difficulty after the lat
yer had been reprimdmdcd for an al
leecd Insult TO the American flag In
october. 1917. Eugene Flowers of
Etowah County. WAS today Daroled
rom me STATE Pcnltcnt!ury By Gov
MIAMI, FLA, March Thames T.
lyon OF Peoria, Ill. was drowned late
yesterday when heavy tractor sank
. hty.h Ia.
20 cross the a state drainage canal
ne haa oeen married only Two weeks
MiAAii. FLA, March i2-The bodies
hoStoh, drowned here Wednesday, will
DC shipped 10 Boston tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

itM.Ntt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

MlAM!, Fla, March - The bodies
or Joshua Scavcr ana Rosa croker Of
BOSTON, drowned here Wednesday, vii!
DC shipped 10 Boston tonight
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-21
NUEvAs iCoRPoRACIoNEs

Ell Secretario Executive de Puerto
Rico ha expedido certifcado de regis
tro a las siguientes corporaciones del
pals:
1.-"Cayey Tobacco Company, Gu
va oficina principal Sc establecera en-
la casa numero Is de la calle yTetnan,
de San Juan. Ell objeto principal de
esta corporation es dedicarse al cult
vo de cana y tabaco y la elabora-
cion de este. Su capital autorizado
es de $1,000,OOO.OO, y sus incorpora-
dores son los Sres. Heraclio .Lizardi
Jr., Justo Sotomayor Y Jose Alvarez,
todos de Caguas.
2.-"Rfo Hondo Tobacco Company,
que tendra tambien su oficina princi-
pal en- la casa nImero Is de la calle
Tetuan, y Sc dedicara asimismo al
cultivo de cana Y tabaco y la, elabo-
raclon de este. Su capital autoriza-
do es de $1,OOO,OOOOO, y sus incorpo-
radores son los shores M. A. Walker.
Jr, Joaquin Rojas Y Demetrio Rive
ra, todos de San Juan. sz,,...-,==.-.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-21
CANDIDATURAs .soCIALIsTAs

4AlOO4HA4NAAoA A<AASs-
Sc ha presentado en- la oficina del
Secretario EjecutiEo de Puerto Rico,
una peticion suscrita y jurada por
mas de 200 personals que. dicen ser
electoras inseritos del Municipio de
Trujillo Alto y pertenecer a pn par,
lido polftico denominado PARTIDO
SOCIALISTA, nominando candidates
para los cargos de ComisionadO Resi-
dente en- Washington, Senador at lar.
ge, Representante at large, Comisiona
dos de Servicio Pdblico, Miembror de
la Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones a
Obreros, Senadores del Distrito de
San Juan, Representante del Disrtito
Representative No. 3, Y Miembros de
la Asomblea Municipal de Trujillo
Alto.
Los siguientes candidates del Par
lido Socialista han sido nominados
en- dos peticiones suscrtas Y juradas
por rersonas de los municipios de
San Lorenzo Yabucoa, estando sos
tenidas sus candidaturas por el nf-
nero de firmas que, La ley requiere /:
Para Miembros de la Asambiea NUM-
nicipal de San Lorenzo: los sefores
Jose Borges, Isabel Medina, Carmrlo
Ortiz, Tomas Pujols y Lorenzo Cana
les, todos de Yabucoa /; los sehores Ra-
fael Dfaz Lago, Crist6bal del Campo,
Felipe Gomez, Hip6lito Gomez Vaz-
quez. Jose Rivas Mendoza, Emiliano
Ramos y Ramon Moctezuma. todos de
Yabueoa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-21
oANDIDATURAs socIAL1sTAs

- y = ~.
Sc han presentado en- la oficina del
SecretariO Executive de Puerto Rico,
dos peticiones suscritas y juradas por
mas de 200 personals que dicen ser cleo
torres inscritos de cada uno de los Mu-
nicipios de Salinas y Humacao, per-
tenecer a un partido polftico denomi-
nado PGrtido SociGhsta, nominando
candidates para los cargos de Comisio
nado Residente en- Washington, Sena-
dor at Large, Representante at large,
Comisionados de Seryicio Publico,
Miembro de la Comisi6n de Servicio
Pdblico, Miembro de la G6misi6n de In
demnizaciones a Obreros, SenadoreS
de los Distrftos de Guayama Y Huma-
Gao, Representatives. lie los Distritos
Representatives Nos, 30 1; y MEM
bros de las Asambleas Municipales de
Salinas Y Humacao.
Los siguientes candidates del Pdrtt-
do SociahstG, han sido nominados en-
una petici6H suscrita y jurada por
personals del Municipio de Vieques, es-
tando .sostenidas sus candidaturas por
ell ndmero de firmas que la ley requie-
re: Para Representante a la Camara,
por el Distrito Representative No.
"a, al seflor Bolivar Ochart, de Fajar-
do; Y para Miembros de la Asamblea
Municipal de Xieques, los sehores Ball
tasar Calder6n, Antonio Torres Barba,
Miguel Aroyo Rivera, Eduardo Car;
cfa Brignoni, Martin Cruz Vega, Fran
cisco Encarnaei6n y Evaristo Cana
cho Morales.
Con esta petici6n de Vieques, las
de Juncos, Naguabo, Lola, y Fajardo,
Sc ha completado ell ndmero de firmas
necesarios para sostener la ,candidatu-
ra del senor Ferrer, de Yabucoa, para
Senador por Ell Distrito Senatorial No.
z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-21
Ell Comandante Billion y Marines del
Alfonso XIII" en- San Cristobal

Anoche, con- extraordinarily brillan
tez, Sc scelebr6 en- el Castillo de San
Crist6bal La reception ofrecida por
La oficialidad del Regimiento de Puer-
to Rico, en- honor del Comandante y
oficiales del acorazado Alfonso XIII.
A llegar al castillo, ell Comandante,
acompafiado del Vice-c6nsul de Espa-
Tia, fue aclamado pof la concurrencia,
tributandosele un simpatico recibi-
miento.
Sobre los bastiones del castillo, fue-
ron colocados farolillos japoneses, que
que ofrecfan I'm bellfsimo aspecto.
Ell ttinel, por don,le subfan los invita-
dos. scubierto primorosamente con pal
'meras, llamo poderosamente la aten-
'ci0h de- todoS, por semejar i'm lugar
encantadoi. H2 tEa -
A las nueve y media la banda del
Regimiento comenz6 ejecutar ell pri-
.nfer vals. Ell salon de baile result6
pequefio y muchas de las parejas tu-
vieron que bailar por Las afueras del
mismo. h''' 3
Recibfan a los invitadAy, hl Co
mandante Billion, Vice-c6nsul de Es-
pafia, Coronel Jarvis sefiora, Conan
dante Marxuach y sefiora, Comandan-
tie Enmanuelli y senora, tenente Vaz-
quez y Sc fiora, teniente coronel Field
sefora y Comandante Jaime NadaI.
Los oticiales Sapia, Lopez, Anton
giorgi (Andr6s), yazquez (Edgardo)
y Cordero (Evangelio), no descansa-
ban, atendiendo la distinguida con-
currencia que acudi6 anoche a San
Cristobal, donde Atodo ell mundo fue
obsequiado con esplendid6z y palaciega
elegancia.
Ell ambig1 estuvo esplendido. Sc
repartieron ricos emparedados. dulces
de resposterfa y otros manjares. Ell
punch confeccionado por ell Comandan-
te Nadal, obtuvo un exito grandioso.
b sM sal6nede baile fue engalanado ar
t1sticamente con banderas espaholas Y
americanas. Llam6 mucho la aten-
ci6h de los inyitados, la sombrilla he
cha de banderasi espaholas " america
mas. colocada en- medic del salon, idea
del teniente Sapia. = 3.ss9 sas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-21

La briHante ofieialidad del Regi-
miento de Puerto Rico, ha triunfado,
pues ha celebrado uno de los bales
mas distinguidos de la temporada v
de los ofrecidos en-el propio San Girls
tobal.
La colonia espailola estaba, repre-
sentada por don Emilio s. Jimenez.
Vice-c6nsul de Espa1ia, don Antonio
L. Serrano, don Antonio sarmiento,
y los senores Baraguefio, don Ramon
Suarez Y don Enrique Gonzalez.
Entire las sefioras sehoritas que
asistieron al suntuoso acto de anoche.
del cual guardaremos gratfsimos re-
cuerdos, recordamos a las seforas de
Jimenez, don (Emilio.O Lee. don (Al-
berto), Marxuach, Iriarte, Lopez An
tongiorgi, Jarvis, Field, Hernandez,
Usera, ,(Pedro), Vazqhez, Rodriguez.
(Fernando), Sarmiento, de Castro, Va
hamonde, Alvarez, (Manuel), Denton,
Piza, del Valle, Lee, (William), Yager,
Urrutia, Toste, Sus2ni, Hernandez,
Lopez, Montilla, Cordero, Colon, Baer-
ga, Vdzquez, Shanton, Del Vale, IRA
faeD, Sifre, (AngeD, Gonzalez, EN-
rique).. Soto Gras, Aboy, Acosta, Gil,
Thorme, Wood, Nadal, Emmannelli.
Dfaz Mors Cestero, Fano, Suarez, IRA
m6nl, De la Haba, Paniagua, Cutie
rrez, Pons, vanderdys, Haynes, Bax-
ter, Lawton. Baragaiio, O'Nefll,. Cor
doba Davila, Astol, Ferrer, Frasquen,
Rodriguez Clarck. Baxter, Haynes Y
otras
Seiloritas: Margot DeIgado, Carmen
Jim6nez, Carmen Pillar Amalia de
la Haba, Maria Teresa Blanca Pa
dilla, Carlotita LIoreda, Aida
Denton, Rita Sein, Hilda Fano,
Maria Monserrat, Kety, Figueras,
Ana Y Amelia Higuera, Maria Antonio
ia Font, Ana Maria Ferrer, Pillar Ca
salduc, Maria Anexy, Eloisa Amparo
Gutierrez, Adelita y Ana Ida Astol,
Diana y Elizabeth Yager, Mendfn, Anna
liza y Maria Sarmiento, Ritina Rivera,
Dolores Y Ana Maria Hernandez Use
ra, Carlota Camufias, Hilda Elisa Clo-
quell, Evangelina Gladys de Castro,
Tobi Isabel Nadal, Carmen Jones, An
gelina Rodriguez CebolIero, Josefna
Riancho, Mercedes Ayala, Celeste y Oc-
tavia Rauschemplat, senoritas Mar
quez, Socorro Paniagua, Ismael Mona
gas, Leticia Eorenzi, Margarita Shan
ton, Mary Edick, Beta Field, Josefina
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-21
La parada militar de aver tarde en- el
Campo del Moro en- honor de los Ma
rinos del Alfonso XIIl''

Como Sc habfa anunciado, aver tar
de Sc celebr6 en- el Campo del MORO,
Ia parada militar en- honor del Conan
dante Billion ' oficialidad del acoraza-
do Alfonso XIII.
/ Ocnpaban sitio de honor, el Conan
dante Billion, oficiales, ell Vice-c6nsul
de Espa1a, don Antonio L. Serrano,
don Dionisio Trigo, Y algunos repre-
sentantes la Camara.
El acto de aver fu6 verdaderamente
imponente. Ell Campo del Moro esta
ba como hacfa algdn tempo que no
Sc Vefa. ALI estaba todo San. Juan,
sin distinction Gle classes.
Los automobiles todos fueron coloca-
dos Dor disposition del Comandante
Nadal, EN- la explanada de Santa Ele-
ma, calculandose que allf habfa 400
automobiles.
Momentos antes de celebrarse La
gran parada, lego el Comandante
acompaf1ado del Vice-c6nsul de Espa-
ma algunos oficiales. El resto de
los oficiales negaron POGO despues en-
automobiles privados.
Concurrieron a la parada los dos ba,
tallones compuesto cada battalion de
cuatro companfas.
Actu6 aver tarde de Commanding
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-21

Ofcer ell propio Coronel Jarvis, quien
daba los mandos al teniente eoronel
John M. Field, auxiliado pUf el ayu-
donte del Regimiento, Comandante
Emmanuelli.
Las ocho, compafifas fueron CONAN
dadas por los offciales siguientes Ca
pitan- Urrutia, tenientes Diver. Vaz-
quez (Antonio). Torres, Cordero. Ro.
drfguez, Vazquez (Edgardo) y Sapia
Todos. los oficiales fueron felicita-
dos por el Comadante oticiales al
terminar la parada.
Cuando Sc verificaban los eiercicios.
La enorme concurrencia que asisti6
aver tarde al Campo del Moro, fu6
sorprendida por ell famoso aviador Mr..
Aubert con su aeroplanO, en- el cual Sc
elev6 una considerable altura.
La nave aerea estuvo manipulando
sobre ell Campo del Moro. por espa-
clio de media hOra.
La parada termin6 a las seis y me-
dia de la tarde, hora que Sc inici6
ell desfile.
A la parada de aver, con ell fin de
rendirle I'M simpatico homemade. al
Comandante V oficiales, asistieron las
principales personalidades del pAfs.