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COMMERCIAL

Nos informan los sefores Mendez y
Co., que con un capital de s25. 900 han
constituido en- San Juan una socie-
dad comercial, dedicada q los mismos
negocios de la extinguida de vicenta
Mendez y Hermano.
Son socios de Ia firma don Salustia-
no Alvarez y don Emiliaho Mendez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
REGALAMOS

{ UNA. LINTERNA ELECTRICA
y FORMA DE PISTOLA AUTO
MATIcA QUE EN- vEZ DE NOR
fIFFRO PROYECTIL ARROJA UN
P0TENTE FOCO DE LUZ ELEC-
TRICA a cuaIquier niHo o nina de
6uena conducta. Escriba en- esta ior-
ma: THE MAIL ORDER CO.. San
German. Sehores: Deseo ser Agente
de- Uds. Pueden remitirme un lote de
efeetos de faeil yenta y sh Nueva Lis
Ia de Premios. A continuation indi-
leo hi edad nombre de- mis- padres y
|de mi maestro-z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
EN- LOS COMITES

DE CONFERENCIAS
La mayor. parte de les Proyectos de
Ley pasados por en- el Senado y en-
la Camara, en- que hay enn,iendas de
Ialguno de estos cuerpos, estan ades-
pachandose en- las Comisiones de con-
Iferencias, en- tanto Sc continla con el
trabajo regular para fnalizar las Sc
stones. fa Y .''
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ENFERMEDADES
TRANSMISIBLES

La Sanidad Insular inforlna los 81
guientes casos de intermediates trans
misibles, ocurridos en- la isla duran
te la pasada semana: Peste bub6nica,
2 casos; Tetano Infantii, uno; Palu-
dismo, 8; Tuberculosis, is; Uncina-
riasis, II; Influenza, 1; Stills Cuta-
nea, L y Sarampi6n. 10. ~ 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17

In el asunto de
J. MENA Z Kryo. i,
Dancarrota.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
vAP0R -PRIHs DER NEDER-
LANDEN"

Fl 'Prins der Nederlanden' ueg6
antier q este puerto y tom6 carga pa
ra puertos de Europa.
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HEAD on PEACE SECTION IN
MINISTRY RESIGNS.

DR.. Otto Goeppert, head OF tho peoco
oec'ion OF the Ministry OF Foreign AZ
lairs' mas resigned. the Vossische lei
Jung announces. His withdrawal, it
Is STATED, is because he regards the
terms OF the Allies accepted by Ger
many MS exceeding the limits of tho
peace treaty.
determination on the part OF Ger
many to carry out engagements re.
garding rcparntions was expressed u,
DR.. Joseph With, the Chancellor.
speaking before the imperial Council
yesterday. He expressed the non,
mat the Allies would be equitable in
reaching their decisions relative TO 81
lesia.
The parliamentary majority" ho
said, "has declared itself in favor oil
acceptance OF the Entente ultimatum
and the Government will pursue a
policy directed to the realization of
this affirmation by performance. We
sincerely desire to carry out our prom
ises, we want to fulfil the conditions
OF the Hltimatum with all our streng h.
We expect the other side, however,
after seeing this evidence OF our
good will. to recognize our attitude.
We particularly expect the game will
be FAIRLY played by nll on the other
side in disposing Of the Upper Siiesin
question.
Resolutions urging an enla ,gement
OF the present German Cuoinet 50
shat 1T may include representative
Of the German Peoples Party have
been' adopted by the parliamentary
|delegation Of the Democratic Party.
DR.. Gustav Stresemann is leader of
the German Peoples Party.
/ The Democrats emphasize the dc.
siraasility OF enlisting all national ele-
T1ehts, regardless OF their previous
attitude on the ult;matum issue. Yhcy
Cthrefore, suggest recruiting Minis.
ters, not only from the Peoples Party
but other economic and financial
;assnsica Wiling to support the new
Government in the task Of carrying
eat tho reI,arations conditions.
DR.. RoSen, German Minister to Hol.
land, is being urged to accept the
Foreign Ministry. Although not &C.
enve politically, he is nominally, count
ed Democrat. The Finance and Res
toration portfolios also are to be fill
ed.
Chancellor Wirth has conferred with
DR.. Peters. Commissioner for Disarma
ment, regarding the Bavarian situat.
ION which the Central Government is
obHted 10 untangle. Reports from Nun
ich insssate tho coalition parties con.
shutting the present Eava, ian Aiinis,r,
continue their attitude Of opposition.
Gen. ven Seeskt, Chief Of STAFF has or
dered the disarmament OF fertilization
along the eastern frontier.
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FRANCE SUPPORTING POLAND IN
INVASION.
New War Between Germans and Poles
Practically Authorized by Lloyd
George, With England Supporting
Teutons-Only Breakdown by French
VIII Prevent Hostilities.

Premier Lloyd George served on ul
timntum on France Friday by announ
cling in the House Of Commons that he
saw no reason why Germany should
be prevented from preserving order In
Silesia against Polish aggression. A
new war between Germany and Poland
is thus practically authorized by the
British Premier, with Great Britain
supporting Germany. Only n backdown
by France can prevent hostilities.
Lloyd Georges sensational declara
ton has been caused primarily by
FRANCES support of P0land's effort to
annex Upper Silcsia by force Of arms
The French Government could halt the
Polish movement by a simple word, he
cause all the influence the Allies now
posses at Warsaw is in Frances keep
ing. But France has refused to inter
fere with the imperialistic aims of
her protege because France wants 10
do everything possible permanently to
weaken Germany.
France has declared that il Ger.
man troops are used to repel the Poles
France will invade the Ruhr. Ger.
many, however, now has British sane
ton for doing this very thing, and
italy supports England. Unless, there
lore, France backs down, tho Allies
are heading for a serious split with
Great Britain and italy supporting
Germany against France.
Lloyd George undoubtedly has
adopted Il grave tone for tho express
purpose OF making the Issue clear to
France from the start. For it is now
apparent that Great Britain and italy
intended to protect Germany against
any movemen: upon preventing the
tuii recovery of the German pesple.
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nEHJlN SANS BRITAIN PROMISED
AID TO STOP INVASION.

berlin, May 13.-Belief Is growing
here that q break IN friendly relat'
ions between Britain and France is
imminent over the situation in Siles
Ia and continued threats from Paris of
the occupation of the Ruhr Valley.
Nrom we'll informed sources 1t Is
learned that Lloyd George has told
Germany that he will oppose the occu
patton of the coal district and will in
sist on the retention by Gefinany or
the industrial sections of Upper Sizes
Is, in spite OF the fact that they have
been seized by the Poles with the ap.
parent connivance Of the French mill
tary forces.
The statement is made that DR..
Stresemann who had been invited 10
form a Cabinet, appealed to the Brit
ish Premier, and that soon after the
vote on the indemnity was taken III
the Reichstag II reply came saying
taat Britain would uphold Germany In
opposing Frances plans in Silcsia and
the Ruhr.
1t is pointed out that this dramat.
ic swing of British policy away from
the Entente with France and toward
an understanding with Germany
comes ut critical moment. The III
terallied Commission at Oppeli,, en-
which the strongest figure Is the
French General Le Rond, has arranE
ed an armistice with the Polish " in
surgents" whereby the line drawn by
their leader. Adalbcrt Korfanty, re.
ceives it's first official sanction. This
line gives to the Poles almost com
plets possession Of tho Industrial dis.
trict, including the vital coal mines.
GERMANS REFUSE TO RECOG.
NlHE TIE hRMISTICE
The German irrcgulars, known rs
the Selbstschusz, who have been gath
ering in force in the Silesian region.
have refused to recognize this armis
tlcc and fighting has gone OIL between
them and the Poles.
The Sclbs.schultZ are massing before
kreuzburs i'll the northern corner OF
che plebseite district, and word hau
been received here that they Intended
to advance regardless Of the nrmisticc
The have been conducting guerrilla
warfare for several days.
'hS to"IS WHICH, tile SGlDSt-
schultz will attack are guarded by
French plebiscite trops, while the in
sursent Poles occupy the rural dis.
trlcts. the expected battle will thus b.
between the German irregulars an
the one side and the French and Pol
cs on the O'her. France has warmed
Germany against any interference
with Upper Silesiann affairs and might
una IN such an encounter nm oxcuso
Tor threatened action In the RUIN and
, elsewhere.
ON the other hand, loss of Silosia
IS the one thing the German nation
VIII not accept. The Selbstschultz
nave the backing OF public poinion,
ana all efforts Of the Government.
winch Is fearful Of French reprissis-
, 10 swervc public favor away from
the:e volunteers has been futile, As
'he government Is In no position to
act ofreially to save the vital provInoo
Germans without official responsibil.
lty are taking the matter in hand vita
; results yet 10 he seen.
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Evening journal., 1921-06-22
GOVERNMENT KNOWS
WHERE KRAMER Is

Denial was made today by United
States District-Attorney James II.
Hughes. Of a report that Morris
Kramer. held for violation of the
Volstead prohibition act, had
Jumped his bail"
Kramer was arrested on April %
last. after a collision on Penny Hill.
He was driving a motor car from
Philadelphia to Wilmington and
ran into large motor truck going
in the opposite direction. His knee
was injured and his car wrecked.
Motorcycle police found about six
gallons OF liquor I'm the car. and
summoned Israel Howard. chief pro-
hihition enforcement agent for this
district. Melvin conhscated the
liquor and a warrant was issued for
Kramer. who had been taken to
Delaware Hospital.
on his release from the hospital,
Kramer was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Cam.
and held under $1,000 bail for court.
lie supplied the bond and went 10
Atlantic City. There. according to
District-Attorney Hughes, Kramer
suffered infection from the wound
in his knee and was obliged to 60 to
a hospital. where he now is.
The case against Kramer is being
continued from week to week. pend
ing his release from the hospital.
Evening journal., 1921-06-22
EVENING OF MUSIC
TO BENEFIT CHARITY

More than 800 persons attended
the musical given last evening by the
Bichor Cholem Moschef zekenim So
ciety In the New Century Club. A
delightful program was presented
and each number was Of exceptional
quality and highly appreciated. The
program was arranged by Mrs Nath-
an Goldstein. who also gave several
contralto solos Mrs. Goldstein is
former director OF music at the Tenn
pie OF Truth. She is a graduate in
music at Lake Erie College, Ohio,
and is now studying voice culture
with w. Herbert Greene. She par
ticularly pleased last evening in
THE Cry Of Rachel"
Mrs. Josiah Bacon, soprano solo
ist was well received. Especially
pleasing was "Non Ia sospiri,f from
rosca. allegro +. Sonata. ID Minor"
from Beethoven. given by Miss Mar
gerry Hamilton Hill. was one OF the
features. Miss Hill was also the ac-
rompanist for the evening J. Wales
Davis, tenor, and Frank Ford Pal
mer. baritone. won much applause.
rhe four soloists also gave several
delightful quartet numbers. Miss
Elizabeth +. Day pleased greatly
with readings.
The proceeds OF the entertainment
will go toward establishing a mater
nifty at the home Of the society, 211
West street
Evening journal., 1921-06-22
LEXINGTON CAR CUTS
PRICE 5000 TO $500

Sweeping reductions in the prices
Of Lexington cars were announced
by the Lexington Motor Company,
of Connersville, Ind, today.
The reductions. ranging from 5000
TO 5000, will be effective on June 20.
They cover all Series IS" and Series
',r'' models, the former being equip
ped with Continental motors and the
latter with the Ansted Engine which
was used in the Lexington specials
that won both first and second
honors in the two major events at
the Pixies Peak hill climb last
Labor Day.
The Lexington representative in
this city is the Economy Motor
Sales Co., Inc, 219 West Ninth
street.
Evening journal., 1921-06-22
SHRINERS HOPE
TO HAVE YACHT
Continued from FIrst Page.

Continued from First Page.
ers, her name will be changed to
Lu Lu, in honor Of the temple to
which her owners belong.
Before the war the Onward"
was a private yacht She was taken
over by the government and used as
an auxiliary naval craft. Following
the signing Of the armistice she was
purchased by Max Harrington, OF
Dover, who, with his brother, II.
Ridgely Harrington, have offered her
TO the Shriners for outing purposes
in this neighborhood in summer. In
winter she would operate between
Miami, Fla, and Havana. Cuba, un-
der the auspices OF the Shriners'
Outing Club OF Delaware. The
whole plan is in line with Grand
Master William ]. Highhelds plan
for summer outings and reunions of
Masons.
The yacht. which will cost ap-
proximately $4,000, has a normal
speed OF IA knots an hour and
speed of u knots an hour under
forced draught. Shc is JAG feet
over all, with beam OF 2zlS feet,
single screw. with ESQ horsepower
engines, and state room accomno-
dations for thirty persons, exclusive
of the crew. She Is lighted through
out by electricity. Her interior fit
tings are largely of mahogany. The
large dining saloon is furnished
throughout in that wood. There also
is ample deck space for the accom-
mediation OF from rs to 100 persons.
Last evening II. Ridgely Harring-
ton took out a party of Wilmington
Shriners and other Masons and their
wives and daughters for a moonlight
sail down the Delaware. Gaily be-
decked with flags, the Onward
left Shipley street wharf at 7.3O p.
m, went down the river as far as
the Quarantine Station on Reedy
Island, and arrived back in Will
mington shortly after midnight.
Refreshments were served during
the trip. There also was choral and
other singing.
A meeting of the Shriners on board
was held in the saloon cabin and the
concensus Of opinion among them
was that the outing club program
outlined by Grand Master Highheld
should be carried into effect
Those who were the guests of Mr..
Harrington were Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Rob
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. William j. High
field. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bayard Hearn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Little, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence r. Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wenninger and daughter.
Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Crozier,
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs. Granville p. Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Butt, DR.. and
Mrs. William Speer, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
II. Baynard, Jr., and daughter, Bea-
trice, Mr. and Mrs. Harry j. Guthrie,
Mr. and Mrs William X. Williamson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. King, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. william j. Frame, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving p. Wickes, Mr. and
Mrs. George Carter. Max Harrington
Charles Speel. Misses Julia V. Boil
Evening journal., 1921-06-22
BEAUVAIS TO FACE
STILLMAN NEXT WEEK

YONKERS. n. Y, June % Omitted
Press Fired Beauvais' repeated de-
mands that he be permitted to face
his accuser, James A. Stiilman, will
be allowed at the next hearing. il
was reported here today.
Charles W. Wallace, associate at
torney with John f. Brennan, for
Mrs. Stillman left today for Mon
treal to confer with Beauvais and
bring him south for the next hear
ing, II was said.
Stillman is scheduled to appear on
the stand during the next hearing.
II Stillman Is present he will be
forced to reply to John Mack's cross
examination while his wife and the
French Canadian he accuses as her
lover sit across the table from him.
To make the list OF principals
complete, Baby Guy Stillman, whom
Sullman alleges is the son OF the
guide will probably also be present
! Stillman forced to face the three he