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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Boy and Pal Held
In Theft of $1,000
From Grandmother
Young Truckman, Accused
of Looting Mattress, Has.
But as Cents After Less
Than Month of High Life

For more than three weeks Charles
Attilio and George Wieland, truck driv-
ers, of 462 West Thirty eighth Street,
have been leading lives of men about
town, spending approximately $500 a
day. Their affluence was solved yes
terday by the police, it is alleged, when
they were arrested in their room at 1873
East 127th Street.
Wieland is charged with having taken
$1,000 from mattress in the home of
mis- seventy yesrold grandmother
at the Thirtyeighth Street address,
and Attilio must answer for his partici-
patton in the spending. The alleged
robbery took place on March %. The
youths had 45 cents left when they
were arrested. Attilio is seventeen
years old and Wieland twenty-five.
The police say the prisoners told
them they longed to Give the high life"
and that "wine, women and song got
as saying that they had purchased sew
eral hundred dollars worth of clothe 8
and diamonds, also tickets for Broad
way theaters. Last week, it is said, they
paid $500 deposit on bungalow and
bought five valises full of silverware
and other household articles for it.
Four beds had been ordered for pro-
spective quests"
Attlio must face the additional
charge of violating the Sullivan law
When he was searched the police found
revolver in his pocket, and when they
asked what he was doing with it he is
alleged to have replied, ut makes a
good watch fob"
Ever since the money disappeared the
police had been searching in vain for
the suspects, and their arrest finally
was caused by their liberality. De.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

Mr.. Strickland kept his revolver on q
shelf in the bathroom He had carried
his travelling bag into the bathroom
and after packing his toilet articles he
reached for his revolver 1t is the be-
lief of the police that he either leaned
on the edge of the bathtub or stepped
into 1t to reach the shelf. After he
had the revolver in his hand he APP
parently slipped, the weapon being dis
charged accidentally. The bullet en-
tered the right side Of the head just
behind the temple.
The Strickland automobile, which
was waiting at the apartment house
door to take the family to the train
was rushed to the Long Island College
Hospital for medical assistance. DR.
Foster, of that institution, pronounced
Mr.. Strickland dead
Mr.. Strickland had been general SUI
perintendent of the Locser store for
two years. He was fifty-four years old
and is survived by a wife and four
childrcntwo sons and two daughters,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
German Reds Expel Levi
For Criticizing Moscow
Order Leader TO Surrender His
Mandate as Member of
ReichsfaU

BERLIN, April 16 (By The Assoc
ciated Press).- Paul Levi, leader of
the Geran Communists and foreme st
representative of that party in The
Reichstag, was expelled from the party
to-day by it's central committee, "for
gross breach Of faith and seriously
damaging the party" DR.. Levi was di-
rected to surrender his mandate as a
member of the Reichstag.
The immediate cause Of the ex-
pulsion was brochure issued by DR..
Levi criticizing the Moscow Inter-
rationale in connection with the recent
uprising in Central Germany, which ne
strongly opposed as piece of folly.
Max Hoelz, alleged to have been the
leader Of the recent Communist upris-
ing in Central Germany, was arrested
here last night, it was officially an
nounced to-day.
Recently mysterious parcels contain
ing explosives were found W the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
IAnneriea Finished
With Doctrinal
Rule, View in Rome
Harding Message Acclaimed
by Press as Death Knell
Of League of Nations;
Wilson Roundly Criticized

ROME, April 16.-NeYspapers here
give high praise to the policies an
nounced by President Harding in his
message to Congress. and declare 1T
served notice on Entente nations, as
we'll as former enemy countries. of the
course to be pursued in future by
America.
with Mr.. Harding's message" says
the Tribuna, political literature re-
turns to it's just traditions of simple
prose, clear exposition and precise
thought. There is no more theological
and doctrinal language. no more per-
sonal omnipotence, nor vanity in po-
litical superposition, nor the folly Of
spiritual domination over the world.
The Republican party, having arrived
in the White House, declares the pact
Of the League of Nations non-eNistent
without much ceremony. 1t is not par
ticipating in the meetings at Geneva,
and proclaims the necessity for the
United States to build up its military
defense, reserving the question of dis
8IdldHcut UuIii Oil iiatiVuS dlC IS6uy w
follow such q course. Thus Mr. Har-
ding ahandons the field of the ridicu-
lous and speaks Of realities, of which
we feel the need. Mr.. Harding's ad-
dress is as useful to weak minds as a
cold shower to the spinal column. 1t
shows that idealistic adventures pass.
while historic realities remain"
The Idea Nazionale declares it well
comes President Hardings message as
"a program of American nationalism
against wisconsin"
"The acclamations occasioned by Mr..
Harding's message to Congress-" as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Women Voters to Send
Delegation to Harding
Will Ask Aug. Is Be Made Fed.
eral Holiday; League Meeting
AdiOurns at Cleveland

CLEVELAND, April 16.-The second
annual convention of the National
League of Women Voters closed its
six-day session here this afternoon
with meeting OF the national board
of directors and the state chairmen
at which the coming work of the
league was finally discussed and
planned.
Mrs. Maud Wood Park, national
president, announced that the fight to
carry out the extensive program of
legislation adopted at the convention
would be begun without delay.
A deputation Of league women will
call on President Harding next Mon
day morning to present the resolution
of thanks adopted by the convention
for his support in his message to Con-
gress of the maternity and infant care
bill, the resolution adopted requesting
the President and Congress to initiate
the movement for an immediate re-
duction of armament by all nations
and the proposition to make August 26
Federal holiday in recognition of the
proclaiming of suffrage for women.
The plank on primary elections
adopted this morning opposes any at
tempted repeal of state primary laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Daniel Strickland
Killed as He Starts
On Weekend Trip
B'klyn Department Store SUI
perintendent Fatally Shot
by Accidental Discharge
of Revolver i'm Bathroom


Daniel d. Strickland, general super
intendent of the Frederick Loeser &
Co. department store in Brooklyn, was
killed yesterday morning by the dis
charge Of revolver in the bathroom
Of his home, at 50 Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Strickland was preparing to ga
with his wife and son, Daniel, to spend
the week end in Boston, where another
son is attending a preparatory school
A partly packed travelling bag was
found beside Mr.. Strickland's body.
Rumors which spread through the
apartment house after the shooting that
Mr.. Strickland had committed suicide
were allayed by Captain Rouse, of the
Poplar Street station, who conducted
the investigation.
According to Captain Rouse's report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

serts the Mcssaggero, appear in re-
Atty, the death sentence Of the League
of Nations on the other side Of The
Atlantic. II is evident that in the alb
sence of the United States the league
lacks one of it's chief bulwarks. and its
continue long without drastic modifca-
tions of it's plan. The league, as to-
day constituted. is one formed almost
exclusively by the Allies. The English
are predominant, and the chief offices
of the league have been assigned to
British functionaries. The message of
Mr.. Wilson's successor clarifies the
policy of the United States toward
Germany and toward the Entente. It
may be defined as an admonition.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Harding's
program may settle important points,
not only for America. but also for Eu-
rome"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

tectivcs learned that large block Of
theater tickets had been purchased for
n benefit performance and had been
distributed freely to young women in
125th Street.
Detectives said that thirty-two suits
of clothing, fifteen pairs of shoes, ten
hats, twenty silk shirts and half n
dozen canes were found in the room
occupied by the men.
Wieland was taken to the Tombs i'm
mediately on an Indictment found
reported. Attic was arraigned before
Magistrate Max S. Levine, In the Har-
lem court, on suspicion of acting in
concert with Wielnnd, and was held
in $4,000 bail for further examination
tn m OrroW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Spanish Cunboat and Fort
Reduce Moorish Rebel Town

MELILLA, Morocco, April ia
Spanish gunboat and tho guns of the
fortress on Alhucemas Island, off the
northern coast, have bombarded the
rebel village Of Arbadebontit, destroy
ing the principal buildings and also a
number Of dwellings. The Moors re-
The reason for the bombardment was
that the rebels were coercing friendly
inhabitants to attack the Spanish posi-
tions at Tensoman and also were i'm
posing heavy taxation on them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
In Mothers Day

, spn,"s cleaning cleaning was dust raising .,...
usually followed by family epideu,, s'eas
Nowadays wise women have us fn,.,.
the house first. Then it only rem.s,s gate
move the v's'6'e and harmless dirt y e.
be rise roman. Donf ,rl-
DON'T underestimate the risk saer~r,. ',aeess
It u our ryofession to hotp non ''easss
x our method is n0n-iniurious to The A..
furnishings. 1t destroys all yermir - 1's nness
the EGGS OF vermin. 1t pens,x.. "ea Is
.resses. wall paper. everything a.. mat
speedily done. Confidential No risk ''. -
men are bonded. Write or phone Our
before the breeding season reaebar -. - now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Borovitch on Way to Face
$4,000 Check Charge Here

LIVERPOOL, April 16.--Leo Boro-
witch, who was arrested on his arrival
here on February 10 in connection
with the alleged passing of fraudu-
lent check for $4,000 in New York,
board the steamer Celtic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
GUARANTEE EXPERIMENTING Cohp.x,
500 FIFTH AVENUE GOzRzETss5Sn,
a. ~ nd Street =. ss"s'rk NFRMIH|
27l6- z7i7- 27lo- 4l53 lkHIERf1IMA7y0NI

IN various sections of Berlin. r..
assertion was made that they had !. az
sent from the coal mining district. !.
Central Germany by Hoelz. A ra~ .. :.
Of 100000 marks was offered earl, -
month by the Prussion governmen, '"'s
the arrest of Hoelz. or
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08
PRONTUARIO.

do ordenado esddor 10 dsuso ley d
pca de que traa-Candelas Ramirez 20 Dec p r. 80 El
rpcepo refere apcar las pescrpciones esabccs c este
tuo aracter general tOdos los eXsa
dereco amentos concedo pacto ley
or exstr disposition coraro Haa
qu habado los amentos entire parente hay
almetos que pueden exsr po tuo dsno del de
Eso dvden este articuO en- tres classes pOr la
ley pacto Coenponden al primer E tutor
obgado amentar eucar ncapacltado ARE
g coc6n estrcta sujec6n las dsposciones de
pare dctO de estos hubere ddopddo la COe de
Dsto segun 20 inc Ampando este pecepto el art
2s orea pension amenca del menor inca
pacado de la quien
hzo e nombramnto C0re dc DO cOmpetene
del nventao decdd la pdrte de benes debe ncesc
Correspondent segundo En- cuanto al
erecho amenos coneros por dlG Uountdd e art S3
que pecepua distinction gados de educac6n los de
amenos vida del egatoro 81 e esado dis
Solo hasa edad de
tesador seae canda a sgdn ell estado condicion
del egaaro candad determnada enendera legada
res despropoconada la cuanta de la heencia Tam
bn pertenece gpo preceptda art S54 ga
pension periodical cantdad anual semana
gaaro pod exgr del primer periodic asi testa
de guentes principle de cada de eo sin
uga eouci6n aunque egataro antes ter
periodo los benes de la he
enca para rr los legados de alimentos
lara la prferencia al de la educaci0n S6l dtmo
los hhos pueden d
p formas distintas2 Martinez Ruiz 257 Los precepos
tuo amben aplcabes los amentos ebecidos
del c6nyuge supervente los hos segdn art 13
Esp % Mayo 1896 los estabecdos conato
Esp II Mayo 1S97Sanchez vs. Muhoz 10 Dec r. Esp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08

La Junta Directiva de Ia Cruz Roja
Juvenil ha distribufdo recientemente
entire las AsOciaciones Locales un TO-
lletito Ell donde estan anotadas las ac-
|tividades del Capftulo desde sus CO.
mienZos.
Ell follcto contiene material informa-
two de mucho valor para todaS .aque-
Has personals que siguch con interts Ia
labor que realiza esta institution. Ell
programa educatiyo es extenso Y varia
do.
Ademas del editicio escueIa donado
los socios Juveniles &c Ia Cruz Roja
vuelvan sus ojoS hacia los niiios Gle
gos hacienda un donativo de $4,000
apara ayudar Il La construction de una
escuela para cllos.
Ell 10 por ciento de los fOndos recau-
dados por eoncepto de Quotas en- cada
pueblo Sc devuelre Ia localidad pa
IN ser utiliZadUS en- Obras de benefi-
|cencia local $9217 han sido inverti-
dos en- esta forma.
|. Durante el curse escOlar pasado, Ia
institution eStableci0 v sostuyo cinco
clfnicas dentales en- dOnde recibierOn
tratamientO alrcdedOr de 5000 alum
nos de las escuelas pdblicas. Algunas
de estas clfnicas Sc sostienen en- Ia ac-
tualidad. con fondos municipales nue.
vas clfnicas seran organizadas duran
te el corriente ailo.
La Cruz Roja Juvenil ha distribuf-
do hasta el presente. 81, 303 en- pre-
mics los alumnos que tomaron par
te en- los concursoS agrfcolas celebra-
dos en- casi todos los distritos escola-
res.
Sc han creado cuatro becas, dos pa
ra varones Y dos para sehoritas. Los
estudiantes favorecidos con estas be-
cas- son, las seiioritas Pillar Martinez
Y Ana Angelica Rivera, de Ponce y
Aguas Buenas, respectivamente En-
nesto Berries, de Barranquitas Y
Edmund Gruber, huGrfano frances que
hace sus estudios en- una escuela de
Paris.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

las del divOco dan oigen desheeacon 'uado
aga ehereac6n cXtngue la ohgacion
que ofenddo iene almensta plee eXgir la obaci6n
del sguien orden de los obgaos As la hja ncrre
prostitution pere por motive dereho los amentos del
padre de los hermanos tod la pda del deeco
los amentos han sdo ausados defecto moral Manrea
G6S Tengae presente aunque amena enga deeco
perle tambGn e derecho
fome a este artfcuo
5.Cuando amcnd, sicndo dsccndente del obigado
acnos ndld condaca la necesddd base
pension 'escendente del obigado"
eere los ermanos recto esta ncndo
elos por parrafo final del inso del 213 acanza
los ascendienes ua, porque esma e ho e neto
que deben buena aa conducta del PADRE
Martinez Tn padre derecho neganlo amento
aa ha sio desIeddo de
Julio II 1904 E artfcuo menciona solo los
hermano3 Scaevoa 349a 143
umo parrafo-Quinana a Fipnas 2S5-Denzon
Veloso 26 Fipnas 63O
Una parda bausmo encamnada demostrar la edad
socta amenos sufciene todos
obligation de amenos deeminan
estan subordnadO necesidad de los almentos
demostracon ncmbe quen los reclama
81 Febreo 1S9SSent Esp Il Mayo 19OOSent Esp
br 1902 obligation por mala conduca del ailments
Esp 1904 81 esposa separa yolmtara
mete esposo ene que presara almenosSent Esp No
yiembre 1905.
NoaEste acuo esigual los 152 de los Codgos Cubano
Filipino Espanol
Reeyencias scaevoIa 349-1 Manresa 665-1
Martinez Ruiz
ART cAsosLds disposcones que
recedep aplicabes C6dig
qmepo pecto tsngo dseA0a emsntos qEvo pacta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08
Por la Corte de Distrito
Seccion Primera y Segunda

para ell 10 del corriente las 2 p. IN.
Juan Castro. Dispense de paren-
tezco. La Corte concede al promo
vente ell benefcio de pobreza en- este
case.
Ell Pueblo V. Dolores Serrano, ase-
sinato en- segundo grado. Celebrado
ell juicio por Jurado, fue declarada
culpable de homicidio voluntario. Y
la Corte seialo el dia Z del corrien-
te para dictar la scntencia.
Maria Cristina Cid VS.. Mateo Her.
nandez. Certiorari. A peticion de
las parties, la Corte suspende la Wis
ia de este case para ell del corrien-
te.
Maria Guadalupe Sterlich. Incapa-
cidad.
Dolores Hernandez vda. de Rodri-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08

guez. Aut. judicial. No habiendo
comparecido las parties la vista de
estos casos, la Corte los suspende has
ia nuevo senalamiento.
Manuel NJ. Tizol VS.. Carmen Delga-
do. Desahucio. A peticion de las
parties, la Cotta suspende la vista de
este case para el I del corricnts las
- a. IN.
Inoccncia Monge Rosado V. Serafin
Roldan Rosa. Divorcio. Sc amplio
la prueba ell este case, y somctido, la
Corte Sc reserve su resolution.
Noviembre 4.-Isabel Rodriguez
Cruz VS.. Conception Navarro. Divor-
clio. Celebrado ell juicio en- rebeldia
del demandado, la Corte decreto ell di-
vorcio, por abandono, con costas al
demandado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08
lnfMnle de Ia Cruz RQja juEei|

, En- cl verano del presente aho la ra-
ma iuvenil dc la Cruz Roja hiZo los
gastos de las vacaci6nes que disfruta-
ron un centenar de niilos del barrio
! de Puerta de TERRA. de los de la Zona
afectada por ell fuego ocurrido allf no
ha mueho tempo. Estas vacaeiones
costaron a la soeiedad mas de $1,000.
Sc ha organiZado I'M plan de inspec-
ci6n medica en- las escuefas rurales,
para cuyo trabajo Sc han designado
dos m6dicos inspectores que visitaran
las escuelas rurales de la isla, cuyos
gastos serdn satisfeehos de los fondos
de la institution.
Seria prolific enumerar las activi-
dades todas de las meritoria institu-
ci0n. Su programa para ell presente
ano es por demds variado intereSan-
te v Sc propone de acuerdo con Ell
/ "Children's Bureau, llevar cabo una
intensa campaila ell favor de In salud
i de. los niilOs de la Isla. Al efectO va
So hacen los preparativos para el es-
tablecimiento de clfnicas Ell donde Sc
presto atenci0n los niiios de edad pre-
escolar. Una de elias funciona va en-
Bayam0n con resultados muy satisfac-
! toriOS.
La Junta Directiva ACADIA lie hacer
el nombramiento de I'm m6dico vista
dor para las escuelas.
Francisco .TiscarFoRdO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08
DE INGENIERO EN- ARECIBO

Sc inform0 aver que el ex-Comisiona
do del Interior, Sr. Esteves, la sido
nombrado ingeniero de la Ciudad en-
Arecibo, en- donde Sc muestran muy
complacidos de obtener los servieios
de Tin professional tan competente co.
mo el acreditado funcionario.. En- Ia
Ciudad del Norte, Sc proponen cont.
nuar desarrollando mejoras p1blicas
de importancia Y para cooperar con los
PROFESSIONALS de la localidad, sc han
obtenido los servicios del ex Comisio.
nado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-08

DiStrito PTimcro.~ Noviembre 2,
1921.-Caraen Correo VS.. The Fajar-
do Sugar Co. Danos Y perjuicios. Sc
llam0 este case la vista para Ia con-
flmaci6n de la prueba y comparecie-
ron las parties asistidaS de sus Letra-
dos, listas para el acto. La demanda
pract6 su prueba, declarando tres testi
= Us. Scmetldo cl case por medic de
briefs, la Corte concede 10 dias
airluit&neos a cada partc para ale
gatos.
I Francisco V. Velazquer V. Nieves
. .Coln1enero Gago. DiYorcio. Vista la
mocion de la demandada en- este ca
so, la Corte ordena cl traslado al Sc
@undo distrito.
Miguel NJ. Quinones Cabezudo. De-
c,a3acion de- herederos. La Corte die
u resolution declaranGo unicos uni
verSales herederos abintastado de su
n.adre Josefa Cabezudo Fernandez a
SIS hijos Maria Manuela, conocida
D2r Cristina, Juan Jose Nicolas, Mi
guel Maria, Maria del Carmen y Ma
ria Ines Quinones Cabezudo.
juana Colon Martinez. Reconoci-
: micr,o dc hijo natural. La Corte die
! ii resolution final EN- este case, de-
,lcIando hija natural reconocida lie
Juan Bautista Ramirez Osorio, a Ju-
La Ramirez Colon, y ordena que el
reconocimiento sea inscrito en- ell Re-
gistro civil.
Fl Pueblo V. Manuel Manzano, hur-
{ to mayor Ell acusado Sc confeso cul-
pab!a la Corte lie impuso un ano de
preside.
! Jesds Jimenez Liano VS.. MADEIRA
Garcia Tob. Co. Indemnizacion etc.
, La Corte dicto sentencia de acuerdo
con Ia estipulacion de las parties Ell
este case.
Jose Emilio Vazquez Colon VS.. Ca
talina Lopez Canine. Divorcio. Wis.,
ia Ia moc0n del demandante, la Cor
te ordena que la demandada sea en-
plazada por medic del Secretario del
Juzgado de Paz de Dorado, P. r.
Julia Duran vda. de Batista. Tes-
tamentaria. a mocion de Providen-
cia Colon, la Corte ordena al Conta-
dor -partidor nombrado en- este case,
proceda las operaciones particiona-
les en- el termino de 20 dias.
Jose Ramon Aneses Morell. Con-
signaci6n, de pago. La Corte dicto
una orden en- este case, para que Sc
requiera la succession de don Manuel
Lamela Valdes para que dentro del ter
tnino de 20 dias comparezca ante esta
Corte a exponer las razones que ten
ga V por las cuales no debe concederse
10 solicitado en- la peticion.
Juan 3. Blanco vs.. Joaquin Saul.
Desahucio. La Corte ordena cue Sc
cite los Sres. Rafael Martinez Alva-
rez y cualesquiera de los gestores de
la casa Melon Hnos. y Co., que COM
/ parezcan y traigan consigo los docu-
mentos y diligencias especifcadas en-
dicha mocion, la vista de la segunda
comparecencia de este case, el dia 5
del corriente las 8 a. m.
Noviembre 3.-Pedro Juan Barbosa
VS.. Eduardo Acuna Aybar. A peticion
de los demandantes, la Corte seiiala
la vista de las mociones en- este case,
Smyrna times., 1921-05-11

ESTATE OF CLARENCE E. DONOVAN
H Deceased. Notice is hereby given that
letters of Administration upon the Estate of
Clarence E. Donovan, late of Blackbird Hun
L. Donovan on the Twenty-sixth day of March
A. D. 1921 and all persons indebted to the said
deceased requested to make payment to
the Administrators without delay. and all per-
sons having demands against the deceased are
required to exhibit and present the same duly
probated to the said Administrators on or be-
fore the Twenty-sixth day of March A. d. 1922.
or abide by the law in this behalf
ANNA L. DONOVAN
Address Administrative
Smyrna, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1921-05-11
Real estate Bargain.

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Farm, 125 acres, some wood. Al
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TOWN PROPERTIES
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