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The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

% - consider the entire problem OF land utiliza-
ton, especially with respect to the coun-
ry's future requirements, was announced last week
by Secretary Wallace.
Consideration will be given to the country's pres
ent crop production, home consumption and foreign
demand relating the land under cultivation
to present and near-uture demands. This sutdy will
be followed by careful survey and classification
than has yet been made OF lands which be brought
under cultivation in the future, and the conditions
necessary to make it profitable under the plow.
The suggested survey would include the arid
lands OF the West suitable for irrigation, swamp
lands which can be reclaimed by drainage, and the
cut-over timber lands OF the various sections. In
studying the cut-over lands consideration will be
given their possibilities both for cultivation and
reforestation.
. The personnel OF the committee OF FIVE is as iol-
lows:
DR.. l.. c. Gray, agricultural economist, office of
farm management and farm economics, chairman.
c. V. Piper, agrostoogist in charge forage crop
Investigations. Bureau OF Plant Industry.
DR.. C. NJ. Rommel, chief, animal husbandry di-
yson Bureau OF Animal Industry.
c. +. Marbut, scientist in charge soil survey in
vestigations Bureau OF Soils
Z. f. Carter, assistant forester, Forest Service.
At the present time little less than half the to-
tai national is in farms, and only about one
quarter Of the total is improved land. Many
persons, deceived by these facts that there
is unlimited supply OF farm land Such is
the case however, by far the greater part of the
I,ooo,ooo,ooo not yet in farms probably
be used for the growing Of crops, and that
Of the reserve land which may be regarded po-
tential farm land can be brought into only at
heavy expense for clearing, drainage, irrigation,
fertilization.
Population increases; land area does not. The
acreage of improved farm land per capita, for in
stance, has declined at everncreasing rate since
% D., t,o totaI ,,Iatin, rata
of growth, probably will be about Iso,ooo,ooo. This
would require addition OF 243ooo.ooo Of inn
proved land if the present per capita OF I'M
proved land is to be maintained.
This situation presents the national problem of
how best dranable rrigable, cutover lands of
inferior quality that heretofore have been rejected
unsuitable-whether they should be brought under
the plow reserved temporarily permanently for
forests grazing.
The rate of expansion of national also
is an important factor for consideration Despite the
basis of American agriculture, there many
sons why we should consider most carefully before
encouraging any considerable expansion of land
der cultivation during say, the three years. The
shrinkage in volume of farm exports, the many in
dications of probable increase of agricultural i'm
developed agricultural raise serious question
to the wisdom of immediate policy OF stimulating
the expansion of farm acreage.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
Roosevelt Chair to Memorial.

The official desk chair which the late Theo-
dore Roosevelt used while he directed the destnies
OF the nation given to the Roosevelt Memo
rial Association last week by President Harding.
This one of the first donations in the nation
wide movement to collect mementoes of the for
President and hold them for posterity.
The chair has been historical fixture in the
White House for many years, but the President
answering the call for Roosevelt relics turned it
over to the association which is carrying on
campaign for treasured Roosevelt mementoes.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

At the Central District Experiment Station of the
Bureau of Mines at Urbana, Ill, an examination of
samples collected in the Pratt coal in Alabama,
shows that the variation of sulphur content is due
almost entirely to variations in the amounts of pyr
itc sulphur the organic sulphur content remaining
constant The determination of. sulphur in coal
and washed coal collected the washery of the
Woodward Iron Company, Woodward, Ala,
firms previous conclusions that organic sulphur
not be removed by washing and is often higher in
the washed coal
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

The Director General Of Railroads announced that he
had with consent Of the President confirmed additional
sales of railroad equipment certificates in the sggre
gate amount of $3o2o8soo Total sales of railroad cqmp
securities by the Director General date aggregate
$634Ss66o As in previous sales these securities Wbi,h
bear Interest at tho rate OF per cent per anup we're sold
at rir and Scttpd interest 'as 'SL ''V@ = -
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

Until further notice the War Finance Corporation.
it announced last week. has fixed rate of FIVE and
half per banks, bankers companies
all advances under section "a, having maturity
OF exceeding six months, and carrying renewal
privilege. This rate will also apply advances known
feeder loans to cattle loan companies maturing
within six months and carrying renewal privilege.
The rate other advances to cattle loan companies
is to be per cent.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
To Send Arms Delegate.

Urging that Australia send representative to
the arms parley here part of the British delega-
ton, Lloyd George recently cabed to Premier
Hughes asking if it would not be possible for him to
go in person.
Premier Hughes announced to the House of Rep
resentatives that he would not be able to attend in
person, but that he would appoint Senator George F.
Pearce to act his representative.
In reply to interjccton that Australia
titled to separate representation, he said: "We
deavored to secure this until America finally closed
the door on Efforts
The British delegation. he said, would consist of
six members, in which the three domnions-Canada,
Australia and New Zealand-would be included.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

Employing cooperative funds furnished by the
State of Missouri, investigation relating to the
electrothermic metaurgy of zinc is under way at the
Mississippi Valley Experiment Station of the Bureau
of Mines at Rolla Mo. The physics and chemistry
of the condensation of zinc vapor will be studied
especially. r
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

An inspection of the mills in the Missouri Kansas
Oklahoma lead and zinc district is being made by
engineers OF the Bureau of Mines with view to de-
termining their general procedure and gathering data
as to different phases of the milling practice that
may be mcst amenable to improvement.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
Living Cost Figures.

|HANGES in the cost OF living in FIVE cities were
~ given out last week by the Departments OF
Labor. The following table shows .the decreases in
the total cost OF living in each city from June, 1920
and May, 1921. to September. 1921:
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

The following table shows the changes in various
classes OF commodities in Washington, the figures
being the per cent increase over the December 1914,
prices: %
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

A s. : !: {; !: :: ;:;; {; s; e e.;
ton, especially with respect to the coun-
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

A. Warmth without weight and su-
perior tailoring mark this swagper
cloak of cordona, with it's corded
seams. embroidered silk ar ~~eo
rows and fine bone buttons. OS'SV
B. Trigness is the distinguishing QUAIL
lty OF this suit of Yalama cloth. col
Jared with Australian opossum. mole.
or nutria. against the first onsEo
fall breeze. 8S.SV
G: The suit for a dozen occasions is
this three-quarter length model. of
fme, soft-fnish velour. richly en-
broidered in silk, silk-lined ~ cn
and with convertible collar. O<3'SV
HATS ILLUSTRATE
Il. i'vesisfidie is this qaafreeoya< en-
broIarred Pann< Yelvef furbas,
4" Fachsia 3 Gray, osfrirh Trim. 1850
B. Graceful trieorne Of Black Pann<
reaoef smart!y heisht<ned by osui
head Of ostrich axd cogne. 1000
c. For fa1hionabie sr<ar, This sma,f tnr-
"a" Of Lyons veivet sofs<med. BY
gdyfev'Hed osfrirh rovering ryoqcn ZZ.5O
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

ID. The luxurious fur collar of Beaver
ette adds charm ITO this beautifully
cut model of cordona cloth.
the new fall fabric in dag re ~
ona1 weave. DOW
Z. For the luxurious. is this Delvsia
cloth model with the hared skirt for
novelty, the Hudson seal collar for
comfort, and silk embroid- rre
cry for ornament. low
T.. Comfort and smartness combine in
this straight-lined coatee-wrap of
Delysia cloth, with the new semi
fitted sleeve and gracefully on sn
draped collar. 6S.SO
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

SAILS ADDITlON-Det. home. ?. a b.;
ami: center hau plan; gar; laundry
,ra,s: price. 81. 200. DAVID Z. BARRY.
ISJT st nv. ~ 1901.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-27
MA! nrA!r FoR 81!


HoI.MRAD PLACE n. SESS SSxS~S
ruous as1 bsfh: eeIoeiai .eprs1b: sts@D1ao
rcseh; ~. s;z;n;; ssse; Mghss; Isxs,s Gssafa
Itsh At ~. Mails 90.
MEAN izfH AID 0ff1 m -W.Z4W6
family at. eostatssas tss resos ss1 ~
esshs; s.mfs; restise.. ia: 81 -. -:
u Maia nm
coLuNsH H1idHf5l1li Fssss a bath:
, s.~ sas,i ssc' :ss;s R':ssss c 81
1905 Eye 81 Nsia s7s7 sss-s
COLUMBIA ubIdet6-36.61o,
Ssssi hts, i ssss. 4 ! ss.ss; go:
y, ,is..si f.! - !. ~. 1, s!isy: no.
sIi,ss. En! swls q - q 60 sss.s
t4W hsY IN -, Mas -
coruNRf1 HHf6Hfg-5KSsd
~ sss'i s. sssss. %. de ;.sin =
AefHss ~ > vsems ssl bath each: ip
psffsef essllstssf nsAsrI hestiss pisst;
afsp VI ~ peys1 siieyi room for two
~ ssssss, I've 10 90 sd let the
s,hs. ~ q. ~ sssssr.y. oss spert-
fs,s. bniILiSs. 100 < Z.
18TH W. W M wine noADS
ssexss ~ sstss sssssas vsfs. 10 eseh
ssafssw tss.s,i eiNe. ilGhtsi Colonial frost
y s''Es';s &C.: Il, r ia go o. oh ~.
nth ", ", W IN sPRiSG RoADI
sas~s go bstti h.v.h,. GOOD bah yard.
Fs,es, ss,s6. CLARENCE ,, WEIGH, III
itis ~ ss, NsiA G-ss
HBINEAb ftAck M. sFRfHo RoXDA
tsews 80 bsth: eslssisI fseet porch ;
VIZ. Win, ~ III Il, =. %. s S.s sa.s y
iiTH, ". \, " NHAG sYRiN0 roAp:
sssms sph hath. ssniAstaeb.A: electric
ilGhts, sisstisg poseh: seed hesuag plant.
Fries ss,soo. CLARENCE ,. WEIGH. III
itth, o. Nv. hsis <2-e.
tEAh GA. AVE. AND QUEBEC n
TwofsmiIy Sat. contain ten rooms al
rniEDIXN3ER. sos 81. nsis TsfS.
coLuABIA BkiGHIs-si4.sU.
On Harvard ST.. scar I<th: large rsssdeses
Of 10 Rooms 70 belsoosO: slse. lights:
lest cossitios. fIss,y roes for ssrass:
"e'' WI VI s. pnrrLrrs
isoe Neg Yeft ave: Msis e
y Nssth cslsabia heights.
NORTH COLUMBIA HHIcHTs. sHBP-
herd st.-compt. nv. Q rms. bath. gas
and siee.. hsrdwecd Door. deep lot to a
alley; $1,000. THOMAS J. FISHER CO..
INC. 73s 18th st. nv. Asin ESQ.
NORTH COLUMBIA HE1GHTs-sa 500.
An unusual buy: Just on 14th St. on
shsperd; rooms; colonial home; bath I:
h-E.h.; eiec. lights; deep lot to alley;
one-csr garage; house Is In eIceilert
condition: Elassed In sleeping porch and
breakfast porch. May be purchased on
Easy terms. viii trade for good de-
taehed house In the northwest. WIN s.
PHILLIPS. 1909 y. Y. ave. Main es.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE ~ fHIs SEC
ton; one block OF 18th ST.: practically
new; rooms "a bedroomsl; complete
baths; 2-csr garage: h.w.h.: cleo lights;
Elassed-in sleeping porch. and screened: lot
$50 II. deep to paved alley. Price. sII. 900;
excellent termS. wN- q. PHILLIPS. Itos
n T. ave. n ee
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-siI. 7so.
semi-detn ched brick home. on Shepherd st..
near 18th: rooms "a bedroomsD complete
bath; h.-w.h-: cleo. hghts. and many other
conveniences: lot 24I1so to alley; rooa
for garage; servants room in basement.
Terms. $500 cash and easy monthly pap
ments. Immediate possession.
wM. s. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave- Main o.
OTIS PLACE Mr. l3Tu ST, =. 4 b,
AMI. ssr. nm. NORTHWEST REALTY
CO., 18th Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s7A
18TH ST. Mr.. HARVARD. 10 r., 80
ami. lot 80 II. alley. Northwest Realty
Co. 18th Col. I'd nv. Col. 4s74
CLIFTON ST. Mr.. I3TR. u rms. B.,
anil, won. view. NORTHWEST REALTY
TO-. 18th & Col. I'd. nv. Col. 4s74
The Washington herald., 1921-12-27

NORTHEAST-Corner store with
apartments above; now rented
for SOS mo-; no leases, immedi-
ate possession. Price, $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 7I3 18th
81. NJ. 2345.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-27
Cleveland PUk.

Cleveland Puk.
AACoMB sT.-S16.ooo; 10 rms: ~
AMI lot 50I15o. n. l. sANsBURY .
CO.. 1913 Eye st. Main 500.
PORTER sT.-s15.7Jo; IG rms: ~
AMI; mr.. car line n. l. SALISBURY q
CO.. lllS Eye 1T. Main 5000
BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED
ROME; ANIL; EIGHT ROOMS;
TWO BArHs; AssED IN
BREAKFAST PORCH: LARGO
SLEEPING PORCH: UNUSUALLY
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH
OPEN FIREPLACE: BUIIT-INCA-
RAGE: HOUSE READY FOR o.
.CUPANCY; PRICE. $1,000 GATE.
WOOD 8. BENNETT. 500 CONT
TR. BLDG. MAIN s594.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-27
Chevy Chase.

EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS
on TWO FLOORS: PRACTICALLY
NEW BRICK HOME: HIGH-Cr.Ass
AND BEAUTIFUL SURROUND
INGs: VACANT: PRICE, $4,000.
GATEW00D s. BENNETT. 500
CONT. TR. BLDG. MAIN e5s<.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Lumber and Firewood
at saw mill on Tyler Farm near Mill
vile. Wood $1.00sa cord as it lies
in clearing; slabs $3.50 a cord.
Good roads. Framing and boards on
hand. Saving to your order.
CHARLES L. CRANE CO.,
Charles Town, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07
FOfItQDIe Investment

lss ''G Pti property doing large and profitable
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07

Funn na l"o acres of land, all necessary out-build
|prca a e WAFER and cstern. Possession in thirty
0'ay $1,000. Halltown, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07
II O R. ID
THE UNIVERSAL CAR.
Genuine Ford Service-and Parts.


Insist genuine Ford parts for your Ford car
Mail order houses stores and many garages sell imita
tioncounterfeit parts which have the quality of
the genuine Ford parts but the Authorized Ford Deal
ers well the Authorized Sales and Service Deal
sell only the genuine Ford-made Ford parts. You
safe with them, while your car is mighty unsafe if
repaired with imitation parts The real Ford parts
made from the properly heat-treated steel
their counterparts in the Ford Every part is
heat-treated according its use Depending upon the
service they perform Ford parts tempered to insure
the longest life. Tested after almost every operation
while being manufactured these parts present vast
difference from those not manufactured under Ford
supervision Counterfeit range from thirty to seventy
five per cent below the quality of the Ford standard
Don't take chances; demand Ford parts they're safer
Bring your Ford to and thus make assurance douby
sure If you want Ford car truck or Fordson tract
or leave your order without delay, make
fairly prompt devery-Tourng Cars, Goupes, Sedans,
Runabouts Trucks and Fordson Tractors Why not
drop in and talk over your wants?
THE JEFFERSON GARAGE
CHARLES TOWN w VA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07

F 2Ilef store building, two stories and good
Nery 'e biocauon for country store Duffields, w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07

and tag oalage site in the right location, price
''"S 70 suit. Charles Town, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07

is TovnrI houses in the residential section of
Fflced to SELL Possession in thirty
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07

Charles Town Garage, Charles Town, w Va.
Bakerton Garage, Bakerton, w. Va.
Kearneysville Auto Co., Kearneysville, w Va
Jefferson Sales Co., Shepherdstown, w. Va.
J. w. Strider, KearneysviIle, w Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-06-07

most for your money
H. OF JEFFERSON !
/ = tbe people-the paper
t.. - local circulation F;
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s~son ean acssiss q rsiue psrass
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q "a onFga amnanie IA paihseEa onin.
sxaa de tnlsio 90 las paraes arrila
mrncimlados.
"rapor '-isuiarisn- 9aiis a g "a
naga. ap San francinco de California
sxn carEa para l'onre , ean 1nan.
~ -isar~lona- 81 csv.rra a media.
dos del presnie Eaes. para IialanA y
sur A,ncrica.
~ MANNED calso- - esrera duran.
ie Ia segnnda qGinctaa del prescnis
mes. proccdente dc Centre AmeFica, ,
en viaje para Espaia.
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NsEas nnlrsaswne -MaFana". solid
a magsse Basa sasae aasaulnra Rna
i,,are - Nscusss , pesilasaussir "a
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a. .xaaw" ~ s.gssala o. n tsla,
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ta 'ilsaen- llars nBesae e. New
isi8. -on cafea ecnrrnl.
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~ '1sairiK- csiA oaigaaao axicar
"a ialsncoa.
III 'caMas-. sali5 de- este pnerfa.
prcceieAie De- New NOr,;. para CuFaxao
y Nenezncla.
II Sen lsar.Gso Sali. aver para
New York a las = de- Ia tarae.
II "i'once" saliS Fl II etc. de New
York. para este puerto.
II 'San Inan- sal,ira 81 iS. de New
York, para tsIa.
II rsp0T Lake Florian'' es:al,a Sc.
iialado para salir de Galveston hacia
Fl 20 sie mayo. Dgr3nie el mes ,le ju-
MO pr6ximO - despacharan dos va
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Dollars, New York;,
.pRONTUARIO.

ART 177-PENsoN ALIMENTIcIA"S la nuer obtendo
d dGcto no cuntG sacientes ed0 para 0iU
r0 paede dsgnare Gmentos
sean de Ia 0pedad del drdO pueda
Gtca de Ia erced parte de la aqu6os pension
anentcd erOcdda Hegae
Ia er dirocada contrdee egundo mujer que
liza OenidO ell dvOrciO sino benes
rto puede asgnaa pension amenca que
ercela parte de los benes del Rivera
p r. 463 Esta pension amenca modifcada redu
d aunue e arlcuo solo Olga evocada pension de so
dollars debe hombre dollars
fngdoler vs. Monrog IA Dec T. R. 1872 10 mmo
una pension de % dollars mensuaes debe
ia vs. Pagan ID Dec 116O Una pension amenticia dna
de la obligation del padre sostener hjos9
10 que una pension amentca
mo deando al responsabdad por
ljos3S L. r. A. IN 81 50 Ell cupabe no puede dear
ia mnjer abandonada-sent. Cuba, 80 de Mayo 1903
NQTA-Ese articuo exse ell Cubano, Filipino Es-
IanoL
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En- New IWE 20 lRSllll
IN i66IsRG cSia Rlluls

Na1A. ruE0samsEts. lA nsunAads
tassso IN New acsk. ~ u csdsn pse.
gscsiVo. cosno q sisirsa eslrfomias
gee prcsta seI<icics en IA gssn sia.
dnd.
Durwmle los Is mcNcs pnsndos. rc
hAa inssain.io lss.0o0 apalAios nae.
vos. mas ce iss cue actaalmnie esssn
en aso cn la cisdad o. Delroit. Me-
do millon de millas Dc aiambre se han
aaadido a las difcrentes lincas. mas
de las cue cucnta In ciadad de Gle
vcland. GO nuev0s cuadros en dis
posici6n dc pncstar operacion cons
iantemente, Sc han adicionado a los
cx;stentes, mas de los que tiene en-
uso Ia cindad de Pittsburg. Sc han
alberto 5 nnevas Oficinas eentrales, ex
presamente constrridas. que Ocupan
mas espaciO cue una tercera parte del
immense edificiO de Woolworth. En-
dinero sc han empleado en- estas Obras,
mas de S5,O0O,OO0 de d6larcs, tres We
ces la suma gastada en- Ia ciudad .por
la misma compaiia telefonica en- cual-
quier aho normal durante la guerra.
New York, EN- fin, tiene mas apa-
rstos telefOnicOs que todas las capi-
tales de Europa Y Asia juntas. FL
ndmero de estaciones es de cerca de
935, 900. Y durante cada minute de
las 8 horas de trabajo, Sc instala un
nuevo aparato Ell la ciudad, por 10
cual no es de extranar que al dia Sc
hagan ALI 4,250, 900 llamadas. Sc cal
cula, por 10 tanto, que en- New York
un million de personals hablan cada ho-
ra por las lineas telef6nicas de la ciu-
dad.
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AvISO DEL DEPARTMENT. DEL
INTERIOR A TODOS LOS DUE
SOS DE AUTOMOBILES Y We
HICULOS PESADOS DE MOTOR.

Por la presente sc avisa ustedes,
que para que su autom6vil truck
ipueda circular por las Gales Y canni-
nos pIblicos el proximo afio econ6mi-
GO, debera proveerse antes del prime
ro de julio de nuevas licencias y ia
blillas, segIn 10 dispone la Ley de
AUTOMOBILES VICENTE.
Por correo Sc les esta notifeando la
cantidad que deberan remitir en- Sc
Hos de rentas ipternas, para obtener
las .nuevas tablillas y licencias. Los
Ique no reciban esa notification, debe-
ran solicitarla inmediatamente.
Los RESIDENCES en- San Juan Y San
turce, deberan solicitar sus nuevas ta-
blillas y licencias en- la Oficina de Au-
Itomoviles del Departamento del Inte-
Irior, a partir del 25 del mes corrien-
tie; y los dueios de automobiles y
trucks de la Isla, deberan solicitarlas
en- las oficinas de la Policfa Insular de
los pueblos en- que residan, entregando
las tablillas viejas que posean al re-
jcoger las nuevas.
El color de las nuevas tablillas. es
de fondo verde con los niimeros blan-
|cos.
Guillermo Esteves,
Comisionado del Interior.
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.AiGION CRIMINAL.

Entre Vega Haia Manati 80 dies.
Garlic in"'hc. v0lcindcse. um trcn de
caIsa. l'nas piciras oolocadas por
una ma:io criminal. en- la aguja. oca-
sionaron el descarrilamiento.
Sc saspecha de tres hombres. Que
armados d. revolver. estayieron pocO
antes por aquellos alrededores Las
autorjdaaes inyestigan el asunto.
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CAPITUJLO /.
DE La NULIDAD DEL MATRIMoNIo
TITULO VI.

Ideas GenedleEn este Capuo C6digo especca GUAM
40 Sc deben conderar los nulo pus
c son nuos los mamonios que hayan
todos los requisites egdos Ell C6dgo Per precise
cur los demas artculos del C6dgo
trImono nulo Mas odos los egftmos
nnlos nudad alta guno de los requisites
esneial dice C6dgo hayan Observable
todos los equstos xgdo pues sabdo que hay agunos
requisites que no tenen e caracte de ecal tales
sentmento eonseo segdn proceda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
nOBLE CRIMEN

En- el barrio JGrcGits. de Arecibo.
Luis Lopez lizo dos disparos dc re-
v6lyer cOn.ra Justina Zeno, dejandola
muerta mel act0. Lopez. una vez
consumado este hecho. yolvi6 el arma
contra 81. disparand0se un tir0 p0r ell
dido izquierdo, quedando en- estado
grave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
PARA PONCE

En- asuntOs comerciales ha salido
para Ponce, donde permanecera al
gunos dfas, ell cOnOcidO comerclante
dee esta plaza, Don Hector Cestero.
de la acreditada irma Stubbe Bros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
FL PONCE" LLEGA EsTA NOCHE

Nos inforna el Sr Nadaf. de Ia
New York & Porto Rico. que ha reci-
bido un marconigrama del Captain
del 'yap0r Ponce" informand0le que
liegara esa neche las siete. al puer-
to de San Juan, 81 el tempo 10 per-
mite.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
Ell "MONTEyIDEO.

Hoy debe haber salido del puerto
de cddiZ, para Puerto Rico Cuba
el vapor espa6ol "MOntevideo''.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
vAPoR "PRINs DER HEDER-
LANDEN-

.El '-Prins der Neaeflanden" lleg6
aver este 9uerto y tOm6 carga para
inertos de Europa.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
ENDS 6O-YEAR SEARCH.
Chance Meeting Leads to Findini
of Civil War Soldiers Grave.
spec;al pisratrh TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, July Ga
chance meeting Of two members o.
the Knights of Pythias here today
resulted in locating the grave of
Federal soldier for whose last rest
ing place relatives had conducted a
more or less systematic search fur
sixty years.
A party Of motorists. including NJ.
and Mrs. s. D. Hunter, Mr.. and MIRA"
e. D. Richards and Miss Dorotht,
Richards of Steubenville. Ohio. was
passing through. visiting civil war.
battlefields and other points OF Ing.
terest, and A. D. Mason, member OF
Winchester Lodge, No. 65, knights OF
Pythias, noticing a lodge pin on tirS
coat lapel of Mr.. Hunter, Introduces,
himselT. :,
During conversation Mrs: Huqtcr
said her father. Thomas Buchanan
had been mortally wounded in tHf
battle of Kernstown. three mllgi,
south of Winchester. but they nesvH.
had been able to locate his gra ds
Mr.. Mason suggested they visit thy
National cemetery here, and in is
short time they found from ~.
records that the grave was NO. SeEa 30.
in the West Virginia section. Mr!
Buchanan's record showed that ms
original burial place was on tIiJ
Savage farm at Kernstown na