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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20

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ci6n Folnncra Riios, se nss,ihe q pre-
senfc por Il que se hace sabcr Il Ca
Ilecimicnto o. Il cxpresndn Sehora
Folgncra. de rinrncnia y tres amos,
natural de Puerto Rico. ocurrido en- sn
dosaicilio de Barcelona 81 dia ounce
De Enero de mil novecientos veinte,
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testar. siehdo hija De Miguel y Maria,
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sus hcrmsnas reunaras Doha Rafae-
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perjuicio a que hubiere lugar en- de-
recho.
Barcelona veinte y cinco de Enc
rc de mil novecientos veinte y uno.
Hay un sello que dice Secretaria de
D. Jaime Rus Dist. del Hospital, Bar
cclcna.
FL Secretario,
Iaime Rims.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
Civil Namero 1856.
o r d E N

Vista Ia anterior solicitud sc tienc
por presentado el exhorto dirigido q
esta Corte por el Honorable Juez de
Primcra Instancia del Distrito del
Hospital de Barcelona, Espafia, Y ex-
pedido en- el case sobre dcclaratoria
de herederos de doia Encarnaci6n
Folgueras Rios, seguido ante aquel
Juzgado Y en- SUI virtud, Sc ordena la
publication en- los estrados dc esta
Corte Y. en- el peri6dico Ell IMPAIR
CIAL que Sc edita en- esta ciudad, del
edicto que al misnno Sc acompaia, sus-
critic por el Secretario del expresado
Juzgado y devuelvase dicho exhorto,
una vez cumplido.
Dado en- San Juan, a % de Mayo
de 1921.
Luis Campillo,
Juez Corte Distrito, Secci6n Prime
ra, San Juan.
ICTO.
En- virtud de 10 dispuesto por ell sc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20
EDICTO

Z IA cORTR M DIsrRTr0 DEL
DlSTRITO JUDICIAL DE
san JUAN, Y. n.
seceidn rrimers.
Ex paric.
CONSULADO DE ESPAEA.
Peticionarie.
Civil Nimero 1856.
Presentation de cxhortO y publication
de edictos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-20

En- virtud de 10 dispuesto por ell Sc
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE BY EXECUTOR
OF WILL.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that, on Monday, the 18th day Of
June, A. d., 1921, between the hours
of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five
o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, at
the front door of the court house, and
during the sitting and session OF the
Probate Court of Holt County, Mis-
souri,, then TO be convened and held, !
will, for the purpose Of closing up the
estate. of Hannah Elizabeth GLADDEN.,
deceased, ,ffer for sale and sell, at
public vendue, to the highest bidder,
for cash, what is known as the late
home of the said Hannah f. GLADDEN.,
in Oregon, Holt county, Missouri, des-
cribed as follows:
Beginning at the Southwest corner
of Block Number Twenty-six (26) in
the original town (now city, Of Ore
gon, county seat Of Holt County, Mis-
souri,; thence North Eighty (s0) feet;
thence East One Hundred and Fifty
seven (l57) feet; thence South Eighty
(S0) feet; thence West One Hundred
and Fifty-seven (l57) feet, to the
place Of beginning.
This is a corner property, only about
two blocks from the court house
square, has granitoid sidewalks on
both west and south, fronts on paved
street, and the house is comparatively
almost like new,
Come out and give us bid for II.
HENRY T. ALkIRE,
Executor of Hannah +. Gladden's Will.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-27
Attention. Sons Of Veterans.

All Sons OF Veterans Of the Civil
War, the Spanish-American War and
the World War will report for duty TO
participate in the exercises Of Me-
mortal and Decoration Day. They will
report at the public park, Sunday,
May 20, at 10 a. m, 10 attend services
at the NJ. T.. church; at the public
park, on Monday, May 80, to take part
In the Decoration Day exercises.
DAN Il. kUNKEL,
Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-27
NOTICE.

The Forbes Shipping Association
10 here to serve the interests Of the
farmers. II You have anything 10
ship out. state number Of hogs or
cattle, and when You wish to ship,
estimate weight, and notify by postal
sar. / B. eTuLL Manager.
Il rexboa No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-27

these days.
All comrades are requested as far
as possible TO report in uniform.
RAY STEVENSON,
II. A. BANKERS, Commander.
Adjutant.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-27
NEW GARAGE AT FORBES.

By education and nractice, ] have
acquired thorough understanding Of
automobile repair work, both on gener-
al repair and ignition. Also gasoline
for sale. Prices reasonable. Give me
a trial. DAVID STULL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-27
Headquarters, Harris e. Petree Post
American Legion.

In compliance with action Of this
post on invitation from Meyer Pest,
G. "A. r., all members of the Harris
f. Petree Post, American Legion, and
all ex-service men Of the World War
are requested to report at these head
quarters on Sunday, May 20, at 10
q. M, and on Monday, May 80, at 10
Q. m, for the purpose Of attending
Memorial Day and Decoration Day ex-
ercises, thus assisting the fast fading
ranks Of the G. A. r. in observing
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-27
Teachefs' Examination.

The regular Teachers Examination
will be held in the Oregon high school
building on the first Friday and Satur-
day in June. y
NORTY LlLEY,
County Superintendent of Schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
KlWANIANS FROM ALL OVER
WORLD MEET IN CLEVELAND
Icy Associated Press. !

CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 2l.-The
opening sessions of the fifth intcrna
tional convention Of the Kiwanis
clubs today were devoted mainly Ia
welcoming the several thousand dele
gates. and addresses by Roger Bah.
son. Boston StatiStician, and T. NJ
Barnett. international president of
The Kiwan;s.
MIR. Babson addressed the after
noon session on the business outlook.
He declared no Improvement in bust
ness condition may he looked for be-
fore 1922: What the country needs
more than anything else, he said. is
the return Of the golden rule to busi-
ncss-valuc received in every trans.
action.
Governor Davis lauded the aims
and accomplishments OF the Eiwan!s
clubs. calling on them to continSe in
the expansion and service. He pointed
cut numerous acts Of charity that
have blazoncd the record of the *
wants throughout the country.
The public affairs committee ha !
under consideration resolution pro-
vidins for the appointment of a
committee to study some form OF
taxation to supcrscdc the present cx-
cess-profits tax. Another resolution
pledged the kiwanis TO cooperate
with the government in seeking dis
armament of all nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
GERMAN MINE EXPLOSION
KILLS 30; MANY INJURED
tBy United News. ]

BERLIN. June al.-The mining
town of licrne. Westpha liza, is strick-
en- by one of the worst mine disasters
ever experienced in Germany, and
pitiful scenes are being enacted at
the mouth of the mine pit in which
an explosion of gas and the ensuing
fire. killed at least eighty breadwin-
ncrs and injured IL still larger num-
her. More than eighty men have been
brought out OF the mine, badly
burned. suffering from asphyxiation
or wounded by the force of the en-
ploSion.
1t is believed that a large number
of the men known to be still in :he
mine will be found to have pcrished.
Rescued men report that "a great ma ny
wounded remain in the darkened
levels where the gases are gaining
owing TO the failure of the fans.
Fires are burning in the fourth and
NTH levels. adding to the horrors
faced by those still pent up in the
tunnels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
HOME OF WAsH|NCTONs
IN ENGLAND REDED|CATED
h'Ncrciscs ht Sulgravc Manor, An
ccStrnl Home. Attended by Lord
Mayors of Three Cities.
BY Associated press.

g II y T. NORTHA
SiiltE, June 2l.-Sulgrave Manor
'"ccStr"l home OF the Washinp;opS
wa" reuedicated here today with ella
noTatc ceremonies after it's rcstora
'"h' al cost of $4,000, To the
state in which it existed three CEN
turtles ago.
IN addition 10 diEnitaries from Lon
don. the Lord Mayors Of Birmingham,
Northampton ana Banburv and other
towns were present. a;tircd in their
gorgeous robes Of office. wearing their
oihcial chains and preceded by The
hearers OF the maces, symbolic of
civic authority.
The Marquis Of Cambridge. brother
OF Queen Mary. gave the principuI
address. asserting the fundamental
so!idarity OF the peoples of the en-
pire and the republic and declaring
the days sevent a good auGury for
the future.
The Prince of Wales planned 10 be
present. but was detained.
Today's exercises were arranged by
the SulSravc Institution. organized in
1902 TO foster friendship between
Great Britain and the United States.
1t was the institution also which be-
gan the movement for the rcstora-
ton Of Sulgravc Manor and had the
work in charge from the first
The exercises began with short
services IN the Sugravc parish
church. where lie buried Laurence
Washington. forcbear OF George
Washington. Mrs. Washington and
their eleven children. The ceremonies
proper were held on the lawn of the
manor house.
John y. Stewart. of New York.
chairman OF the American branch of
the SuiEravc Institution. presented
a bronze bust OF Washington to the
manor on behalf of American donors
Letters from Calvin Coolidge. Vice
President Of the United states: United
states Senator Henry Ca bot Lodge:
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation OF Labor:
Charles W. Elliott, president -cmeri-
tus Of Harvard University, and otner
Americans. were read.
Immediately after the exercises On
the lawn, there occlrrcd the cera-
mony in dedication # the Washing
ton arms on tho right spandrcl OF the
main doorway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
OPPOSES LOCATION HERE
OF MEDICAL COLLEGE
MAJOR armistcad vi. Dobie AdvO-
Gates Retention Of Department
OF University of Virginia.

indicating his opposition TO Ioca-
ti"n OF the proposed merger Of .th..
medical colleges in Richmond. Ma
Jor Armistcad ". Dobic. Of the Uni
v"rsiiy OF Virginia. yesterday deliver
ed speech before the Rotary Club,
at the Richmond Hotel. in advocacy
Of retention of the medical depart
mcnt OF the University of Virginia.
He said there appeared TO be bu,
little doubt tina, the Legislature
would be called upon TO settle the
question. despite the fact that the
commission Of nine favored Richmond
by vote OF TO {. Major Dobie
figured that, taking two of the five
votes. which were of the Medical Col
leSe faculty. from the total and elm
mating the one member who did not
vote, the real standing OF the COM
mission, as an unprejudiccd body. was
tie of , TO 3. This fact III IL
self, said the speaker, would cause
the members of the General Assembly
TO take notice. The result. he pro-
phesied. would he interesting.
Major Dobie summed up his argu-
mcnt for the university as the place
for the merged institution. rather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
ley United Ncws.I

NEW YORK. June 2I.-Along the
New York water front. where a mans
nationality can he told from the Gu,
Of his jib. sailors are recalling a,
least ten other ships which sa lied
during the last year or so and never
were heard Of more. in addition to
INC three lost vessels and The wrecked
carol y. Decr!ng. of Portland. Me.
whose iite is being investigated b..
IN" United states government.
In "a ilors' homes and the yrnagy
little restaurants which have gen
orally succeeded the old watcrfron,
saloons. sailors are drawn together
from all coasts of the world with bi,s
Of old gossip from the pubs OF Liver
pool and Tilbury, from Marseillcsand
Riga. Port said. Shanghai and Natal
They wonder whether Bolshevis,n
or foui weather. accidents or vaEra mt
fnarin" mines planted during the war
accounted for the loss Of such veg
sells AZ the trcirhtcr william O'Rrien.
OF 5000 tons. which disappeared after
Tea wing New York for Rotterdam on
.,nril Is year ago.
Even American army transports
have had their troubles with mu.
tinous elements among, their civilian
crews. and IL that can happen aboard
g"Vernmcnt-contr vessels, sea-
;arinE men say. anything might han.
pen aboard little frcigkter where
the captain and subordinate officers
ana ii handful Of men might have to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
"Vamps" Obstruct Traffic
by Smiling . Cars to Halt

CII ICA 10. June 2l.-policc-
women who, with tape measure
needle ana thread. have been
surveying and reconstructing Chi
cago's one-picce feminine bathing
suits of last season to conform
to this years beach rules. paused
in their work today to tackle a
new problem
Captain Mccarthy. OF Town Hall
station. said ho found hundreds Of
"vamps" lining sheridan Road
every morning to smile their way
into the I.oop-bound automobiles
of business men. On every cor
ncr knots of girls, apparently
waiting for bueses. have been in
tcrfering with traffic. the captain
said. by smiling" pleasure cars
TO halt
The bathing beach policcwomen.
supported by II mobile force OF tho
bcst-looking policemen in the
Town IIall precinct. dressed in
citizens clothes. were assigned by
Captain Mccarthy to tour the
Boulevard today In automobiles.
tho destination of the machines to
hc tho police station instead OF
the Loop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
43 ARE ARRESTED FOR
TRAFFIC LAW VIOLATIONS

The most drastic step yet taken
by police 10 enforce traffic reguia-
tons and the jitncy ordinance was In
auguratcd yesterday when forty-three
drivers of gasoline operated vehicles
were arrested by police OF the three
stations ana bailed for hearings in
Police court this morning. Thirty
four Of the arrests were made by po-
lice OF the second Station. eight at
the First and one OH tho South Side.
The violations were slated mostly
for failure TO observe tho proper
stops at traffic contested corners. i'm
proper lights. speeding and parking
in restricted spaces. The action is
in lin4 with Chief sherry.s recently
Issued bulletin demanding that cons
tlnuous vioiators OF tho regulations
and traffic rules be arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
HUNS DRAW BENEFITS
IF LEAS CF knTjCnS
IRy United Ncws.I

GENEVA. June 2i.-Germany is not
"a member OF the league of nations
yet kui she is enjoying practically
all the benefits Of actual membership
and is participating completely I'm
every possible league activity with
out the responsibilities or expenses
Of initiation dues and fees"
Virtually the only difference be-
tween Germany and the other mem
bers is that tho central power lacks
official representation on tho council
and In the assembly.
Germany has registered moro trca
ties with the league than has any
other nation except England and
France. She is participating In all
Of tho leagues technical organizations
and In the international conferences
such as the transit -commission's
Injecting at Barcelona. &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
SIMS REMAINS QUIET AS
He NEARs AMERICAN SOIL
CourtcOusly, hut Firmly, Declines
to Discuss Situation in Which
He Finds Himself.
iiy Nina bancroft,

tWrittcn for The United Ncws)
ABOARD STEAMSHIP OLYMPIC.
June u (By wirclcss) = Admiral Will
liam S. sims draws about hlm more
closely the mantle OF seclusion as he
Fears New York.
The admiral. recalled from London
for his "jachass' speech. refuses
courteously. but firmly. to discuss the
situation in which he finds himself.
Sims spent most of today in his
private suite, and IL WAS understood
he was preparing the report which
Secretary Denny has requested re-
Sardins the London speech.
His family attended a dance and
concert last night. but Sims was not
with them.
Olympic is expected to dock carly
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
NY7MPHS IN MADISON
SQUARE SWIMMING
POOL SHOCK GOTHAM
Annette Kellerman Bathing
Suits Numerous Among
Those Enjoying Bathing.
icy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. June ol.-Under the
dusty old dome OF Madison Suuarc
harden. seasonal home OF the siy-day
bike rider and overcoat moocher. Nav
York bathing girls have found the
only beach within a days ride of
nome where the one piece suit doesn't
cali out tho life guards. police re-
serves hEi naval militia But there's
no telling when even the little girls
OF li-and-undcr of the Panama kid
DIES swimming team will be compeU
cd 10 put on mother hubh. is. shoes.
stockings and sun-bonuet do their
swimming and fancy diving. Reform
Is ashast at the sights in the Garden
ana stammerins, My gosh! can such
things be-"
On the first day of official summer.
today. there We're more than 900
swimmers in the huge pool-bathinc
hymphs splashng in shiny. tight.
one-piccc Annette Kcllcrman's. in
hftcen feet of water at the exact snot
where only few months ago Jack
dempsey dropped the rabbit slap on
SUI BrennHu's head foi the kno.A :
out. The entire floor of the old barn
has been converted into a cool. blue
lake a block long aud half as wide.
TO date. there has hccn no inter-
ference from tho police. Tho Garden
isn't beach, and therefore doesn't
come under the or,i,:.ary regulations
enforced AZ such Places as Concy
Island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Pours Out 800 Quarts
Of Captured Liquor

IIARRISONBURG. VA, Juno 81.
blight hundred quarts of liquor
we're poured out by Sheriff w. l..
billiard here recently, on order of
the judge of the Circuit Court.
This liquor represented that con-
Hscatcd by local authorities since
the beginning of prohibition in the
State.
About 200 quarts was said to
have hcen bottled in bond stock.
which WAS intercepted en- rnGte
through the Valley. Some was
known to have been over six
years old.
The greater part Of the remain
der WAS of the "moonshine" and
'old hen" variety. The order Of
the court followed a request from
tho sheriff for instructions for dis
posal Of tho commodity, which tho
sheriff declared was occupying
needed space in the jail. The
County Clerk and Commemorative
Attorney witnessed tho ''cere-
monies"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
HUN U-BOAT SUNK I'M
rs MINUTES BY BOMBS
FROM II. s. AZRPLANE
EX-GOH STUART RETURNS;
WARNS AMERICAN CAPITAL
AGAINST SOUTH AMERICA
Former Virginia Executive Sidesteps Political Issues
France and England Battling Manfully Against
Odds-Many War-Torn Towns Still in Ruins

Looking the picture OF health. and
IN the best of spirits. former Cover
nor Henry c. stuart arrived in Rich
mond yesterday afternoon after an
absence OF four and a half months in
South America and Europe. The cx-
Governor arrived In New York last
Saturday.
When Governor stuart was seen at
the Westmoreland Club last night he
said that on the whole, conditions
were satisfa ctory in South America.
practically all Of which he had visited
except Bolivia. and that England and
H.~7 a"c especially France were
making good recovery, but that the
people OF both countries were suffer
in" from that state of mind common
ly dcnominatcd as blue"
DO YOU intend to take an active
interest in the campaign being waged
for the gcrcrnorship?" the former
Governor was asked.
Won't Discuss Politics.
II am not discussing that now" h"
snilingly replied. Il think ! made
my position entirely clear before r
went away, and feel now just as I
felt then"
Although the financial situa tion in
practically all the South American
countries is bad. said Governor
Stuart. there is no evidence OF want:
on the contrary. there Is plenty of
food and on apparent abundance of
everything else that the people of
those countries consider as ncces-
sites. The financial situation. how
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
CENTRAL AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAY MEET U. S. APPROVAL
[By United News.l

GENEVA. June 2l.-The United
States is highly sympathetic with the
aims and objects OF the recently
formed Central American Federation.
Isut il will approve and support such
league only upon the express Stip-
ulation that in the event of the Mild
ing of second canal across the
ISthmus. the United States will he
given the privilege OF constructing il .
Furthermore. the United States will
demand tina, in the event of war be-
tween herself and II foreign power.
the Central American Federation
guarantees either neutrality or, If IL
wishes, activity on the sido of the
United States.