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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

Ponce, noviembre 23-El estimable
Seilor Castulo Bergne, Sc propOne rea-
liar una obra meritoria el Dfa de Re
yes de 1922. pues intenta Organizar
una cabalgata Observation-Disclosures, el dfa
por la tarde encabezada por los tres
Reyes Magos distribuir juguetes a
los nilos pobrcs. gratuitamentc.
Aver fuG sobresefdo el proccSo in
coado contra nueStro amigo el Lclo.
Leopoldo Tonnes. pOr falsa represen-
!, taci0n. aSunto de que Sc ocup0 la prem
Sa hace variaS semanas. FL case debia
verse aver i'll SUlicitar una poSposi-
ci0n el Fiscal Font, Sc Opuso a clio
ell abOgado defensor. nuestro amigo el
senior Martinez Nadal. El JueZ Foote,
decidi1 en- favor de In defenSa V en-
tonces el MiniSterio fiscal pidi0 el So
breseimientO. alegando que no dispo-
mia de prueba bastante para sostener
la acusaci0n. La COrte sobreseyo el ca
50, ordenando su archivo.
--Por unanimidad. la Asamblea Mu-
OrdCnanZa por la que autOriZa la con-
trataci6n de un empr6stito de $1.375,-
000.G0. que Sc dedicara al pag0 de deu-
,daS pendientes Y la realization dc
obras p1blicas, entire elias un acueduc-
0bras pdblicas. entire elias un acueduc-
to, el aleantarillado. edificios para es-
cuelas, etc.
| Tn mes de cdrcel pago de costas
impuso la Corte de Distrito, Carlos
Ortiz CedeilO. considerable culpable de
violar la Ley de Arbitrios: Estaba en-
possession de I'm alambique clandestinO.
Sc realizan importantes rcparacio-
ncS en- el canal que surte de aqua los
| dep6sitos del AcueductO de esta ciudad
--AnteS de anoche dieron su Ultima
/ function. Ell el Teatro Broadway. de es-
ia ciudad, los bufos que forman la
Compaifa Seyilla- -Rogelini. los que hi
cieron una breve temporada aquf. que
rcsult6 muy animada.
Sc halla enfermo, Ell su domiclio.
! el sargento Miranda. de la Policfa In
sular, encargado de las Ofcinas del
puesto local: v nos Satisfara Saber que
ha sanadO.
DE Estadds Unidos, dOnde reside
algtin tempo. ha regresadO nuestro
buen amigo don Sebastian Barnes
miembro de una distinguida familia
poncena.
Saluddmosle afectuosamente.
Ell domingo 1ltimo. por la noche,
al comenZar la segunda tanda en- ell
Cine Borinquen. Sc incendiaron los epi-
sodios / ) de la serie ia Zorra
! AZul". promoviendose una alarma muy
grande, no obstante que la caseta de
proyecciones esta situada fuera del
cuerpo principal del salon.
/ Como es de rigor, acudieron los ca
misas rojas. que hicieron frente las
llamaS, localiZandO el incendiO.
III operator. Gregorio Torres, result0
ileso.
In sustituci0n del sub-marshal au-
Xiiar, don Santiago Rodil, que renun-
clara. desempeila ese cargo el senior
Ricardo Santiago. de Juana Dfaz.
Al dictar sentencia. el Honorable
JucZ Foote. en- el case seguido contra
Saturnino Martinez. acusado de haber
dado muerte Rafael Llanes. hace va
rios meses en- la calle del JobO. esqui-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG

Dele usted un hombre dos horas
para pensar sobre I'm error imaginable
y 81 puede hacer de la mas pequena in
signifcancia el crime1 mas capital. Lo
vera en- "LA MUJER IDEAL" de Cla-
ra Kimball Young. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
A CONFER SABROSO.
CAFE RESTAURANT
:: "La CahandOnga" :

Platos extras durante la semana:
LUNES:-Spaguetti con polio a la
milanesa.-Albondigas la Ca
talena.-Olla criolla.
MARTES de aves.-Ba-
calao a la vizcaina.-Ensalada
de Langostas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. la TIA
liana.-Crocretas de pollos.-
Fricase de cerdo.
JUEVES:-Pavo en- fricase.-Mo-
fongo criollo.-Paella Valen-
ciana.
VIERNES: :-Pescado en- escabeche.
-Albondigas la francesa.
SABADO:-Lechon asado.-Pasteles
de masa.-Hallacas venezola-
nas.-Bacalao en- serenata.
DOMINGO:-Caldo gallego.-Pavo
al horno.-Paella valenciana.--
W Sc atienden ordenes por TelG-
fono No. 921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

Establishments condo eondconss sanaa
Compea dotac6n instrumental modernos
utad tratauHento
dade Curable1eruo iaeua NtuaonC0modidad
ervico-Cuerpo medco resjdente ei Sanatoro
Sc admten raanento enfarmos de de
dendo atndilos mecos la Socedad
Ilepartament3s espsciae Senoras
Cperacones tataneatos ca tahos de luz de hidro
ec1icos drot " Fugracicn
>QuitatVanel:e cunTenc.nat:
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIU: Dr. don Amalio Roldan
DIRECTOR d CUNSlLTORIO: Dr. Manuel Qlevedo Baez
CIRUjAAQ GENERAL: Ir. don Rafael V5iez Lopez.
ESPECALIGTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NARlZ. OIDOS GAR
GANTA 0tOS DR. sgustn r Lauger.
RADIOLOGO: DR. dor Manuel Soto Rivera
Dr. don Pc Rivera Apunte ir Cast L. Rivera
DR. Manuel t.: Ramon Ruiz Nazaro
ClRUJANO DENTISTA Or. Lorenzo R. Noa.
PRACTICANTE' don Enrique Fernandez
acutal:va ecunada 6 fa de Carl
dad Nurses Nua5a de copa pud pracca ga experencia
CoNSULTAs
b!es Reconocmjenos Consultas S50O
Por Cruano Gene7aiA parcuares de 10 de la mariana
sabados,
Po e 10 de la manana los dias laborabe
L. Rivera.
En- el Consultoro DIR. Veez a
Po Ell Director Dr. Quevedo Bae de auxiiado los Doc
Rivera Aponte, Pavia.
Por e Especaista, Consutorio San Jusc de "a
Po Cruano Consuto1io ODonen 10 plaza
Colon de II a . de Ia tarde.
derecho
atenddo ndcados presentation
del ultno recibo.
PRESIDENCIA, Apartado 241 TESORERA Apartado 2o1
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
LA MEJoR PELICULA.

SPuede un hombre perdonar su es
posa 81 esta le confiesa un secreto que
mancha SUI reputation? La contesta-
cion a esta pelicula la hayara listed en-
la production de Clara Kimball Young
"T.A MUJER IDEAL. Advt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
STARTS PROBE
OF TELEPHONE.
RELATIONSHIP
Gr0ninger Demands
Light on Union Of
Firms.
ASKS FULL FACTS
Questions Cover Al
most Every
thing.
ASKS FULL FACTS

An explanation of the relationship
between the Indiana Bell Telephone
Company and the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company is
sought in an Interrogation filed with
The State public service commission
today by Taylor Z. Groninger, select
ed TO be corporation counsel under
Mayor Elect Samuel Lewis Shank.
Commissioner Glenn Van Auken. viii
hear the Bell company, plea for an in
crease in rates Jan. T.
Mr.. GToninger hopes 30 learn how
much Of the local .ompauy's gross rc-
ceipts are turned over To- the American
Telephone & Telegraph Company, wha'
amount of it's stock is owned by Tho
present company. and whether TIA" In
annapolis company pays any Of the bills
of the other companies associated with
the parent company, according TO th"
Interrogation.
The questions which no seeks to have
answered by the p1icials Of the COM
pauy are;
L. who compiled the schedules Of rates
shown IN exhibit "B' of petitioners petit
ton. dlel with the public service COM
mi sion &c Indiana luue 2s. 1921:
EXHIBIT "B" CONTAINS
PROPOSED RATES
. Who made the estimate for the rates
set out iu exhib!t e.
g. What relation IS there between the
petitioner and the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company
f. " bat amount Of ihc petitioners stock
is owned by the American Telephone and
.TpfeErlpl tumuauy1
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
COURT THROWS
OUT ACTION TO
PREVENT PLAZA
Judge AIoll Dismisses Man
damus Proceeding of
Miller.

Judge T. J. 3Iou Of Superior Court.
room ., today dismissed the mandamus
action brought by W. q. Miller. asking
that the plaza bond issue Of 81. 100000 be
submitted to . referendum for approval
or rejection.
The court threw the suit out ON the
petition OF Samuel Ashby, corporation
counsel; Thomas D. Stevenson, city ate
torney. and William Il. Thompson. att6--
ueys representing the city Of Indiauap-
oils.
The city already has sold the bonds.
which are TO he used In acquiring the
north block Of the plaza site.
Mr.. Miller was among the most active
opponents Of the plaza scheme and cir
culated a remonstrance against authorize
ton Of the bond issue.
Following the courts ruling. w. Byron
Waddell, an attorney, declared an ap-
real would be taken and thirty days was
allowed il which to file 4 bill Of excep-
lions.
Mr.. Miller was not in court.
After Corporation Counsel Samuel Ash
10y was informed bidders upon the plaza
bond issue would cOnsummate the pur-
chase late today the board Of public
works this afternoon meet the fourteen
property owners ia the block which the
city intends 10 buy TO- plaza purposes.
The board expected 10 sign contracts for
the delivery of deeds with each of the
owners before the end of the day. To
do this the board is remaining in ad-
journed session from yesterday noon
until midnight tonight
The bidders on the bond issue arc the
Indiana Trust Company and the National
city Company of New York. They were
awarded the issue by City Controller
Robert u. Bryson and since that time the
legal firm of Smith. Remster. Horn
brook ~ Smith have been inves-
iiEatng the legality of the bonds Mr..
AsEBy WAS told they would finally ap-
prove the issue and he bidders are pre-
pared TO place the money for the bonds
in the hands Of City Treasurer Ralph
Lemckc and receive the bonds at once, It
is understood.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
FIREBUGS CONFESS
JOBS CAUSING LOSS
NEAR HALF MILLION
Youthful Trio Admits Completely in Rialto
and Liberty Building Fires in
Additional Statement.


building Maryland Kentucky
building
Liberty
which II approximately $4500OO.
LIBERTY BUILDING.
confessions
building
grand jury o $4,000
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
JUDGE OF CITY
COURT RESIGNS
FOR SUCCESSOR
Pritchard Vacates Position TO
FOrestall Action by
Hartman.

Judge Walter Pritchard of the city
court today presented his resignation to
Mayor Charles Jewett to take effect at
y o'clock noon and the resignation was
accepted.
Delbert o. Wilmeth, judge-elect Of the
city court, who was appointed by the
mayor o fill the unexpred term Of Judge
Pritchard. was.sw in by Judge Scion
Carter of Superior Court at noon. The
ceremony was witnessed by only a few
persons.
The resignation Of Judge Pritclard and
the appointment Of Judge Wilmeth, ac-
cording to attorneys, is evidently to fore
stall any legal action that might be taken
by attorneys Of Herbert Hartman, who
was nominated as candidate Tor the
place on the Republican ticket ut The
primary election last May and who was
put OF the ticket by court action after
large amount Of stolen loot was found
in his home, following the confession of
Frank Francis, burglar. who is now I'M
der prison sentence in Louisville.
The attorneys point to the law in
the case o. Il judge Of city court re
signing. as follows:
In case Of a vacancy in the Office of
city judge, the mayor shah appoint
successor who shall hold such Office dur
ing the unexpjred term"
The law further states: 1.-THE city Judge
shall be elected by legal voters Of such
city at the time and in such manner as
the other city officials are elected for
the term OF four years, and until hi
successor is elected and qualified"
on Monday Judge Wilmeth again win
be sworn in as judge of the city court
by Judge Arthur Robinson, of Superior
Court.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31

eight hours, Information obtained by
Sergt. Louis Johnson, who conducted the
police investigation, indicates Pang
probably was murdered about 10 30 D.
ia, Thursday. Pang Sal Hue was known
as George Pang.
ONLY PENNIES LETT
~ MONEY DRAWER.
An open money drawer was empty *
cept for two rolls OF pennies.
Woo Kec, IS South Illinois street. said
Tlans Coon. li2 North Delaware street.
told him he had made number Of visits
70 Pang's laundry yesterday. He said
the lights were burning in the office, hut
that rpng would not open the DOOR. Kee
Went 20 the fire department house across
the street from PanKs and asked Lieu
tenant Kile 90 Investigate The fireman
forced the lock aud found Pang's body
on the floor IN rear room A blue shirt,
upon which he evidently had been work
ing, was grasped in one hand Motor
policemen Waddle and Reilly answered
the first call 20 police headquarters.
Sergeant johnson, Detectives Glenn and
Continued on Page TwoD
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
FIRE CAPTAIN
CRASH VICTIM
Driver Of Truck Hits Pole TO
Avoid Collision With
Auto.

With "a choice between hitting an auto
mobile or pole supporting trolley wires,
OTTO Ru-eustein. driver for Fire Com
pany No. ., today selected the pole. with
tue result Of Capt Thomas 7 Duncan Of
Company No. was injured. Duncan
was taken to the city hospital. where it
WAS said his injuries were not serious.
The fire truck was coins east iu Six
teeuth street responding 10 an alarm at
1858 North Delaware street. Harry Z
Grife, giving his address as $50 Lemckc
building. turned into Sixteenth street,
running hedd-oo toward the truck.
Rugensteln crashed into tho pole and
avoided hitting Gri0c
One wheel was torn from the truck and
Il was otherwise damaged.
Other fremen riding on the truck were
Herbert Wa,d, Ernest Fox and Ralph
Billcter. The fire to which they were
going was a small roof blaze.
Grlfe was slated on a charge of i'm
proper driving and for failing TO stop
at the approach of n fire department We
hlcle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
Child Spurms Father Who Left FQnaiLu

ia rather go to FIRE than leave my
papa and live with that man." Is the
nncompromising attitude Of little IL
year old Mary Netech, whose real name
is Minnie Peterson, and who, along with
Louis her yearold brother, has been
travelling over the country with cos
mopolitan band of rowing gypsies for
the last nine years, in the controversy
regarding possession Of the children.
Ey her papa Mary means John Netech,
rover. Roumanian, who has given her
love ana a home for all except two years
OF her life, ana who kept her and her
brother out of the poorhouse. THAT
man" is her lawful father, Tom Peter-
son, Of Newark, n j.
According to stories told to attaches
Of the Juvenile court department, Peter
son, who then lived in Peoria, III, ran
away from his wife and deserted the
two children nine years ago. His wife
later remarked. The step -father refused
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
9O-CENT GAS TO
STAY FOR TIME

Citizens Of indianapolis viii continue to
pay 90 cents for every thousand feet of
gas they use until the further order of
the public service commission, Commits
sioner Glen Van AukeH said today.
When the company was granted an in
crease Of from 90 cents to 80 cents q
thousand cubic feet of gas the order
said Ito be effective until Dec. a. Or
until the further order of the commits
sion"
An investigation into the earnings and
expenses of the company viii be made
by the commission early in the new
year, Mr.. Van A. ken said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
Mrs. Simmons Tells
Story at Inquest

Mrs. Florence Simmons. who shot and
killed her husband, James Ewing Sim
mons Dec. -. went before Coroner Paul
7. Robinson today and made a volun-
tary statement concerning the shooting
The statement, according ~ the coroner.
was identical with the one she made to
the police. Afterward Mrs. Simmons was
taken back &c the county jail.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
% Die in Shin Crash

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 31.-Twentv- three
were drowned when the Esthonian ship
Sarema sank after colliding with the
Soviet ice breaker Vinsa, off the Finnish
coast today The vessels crashed with
out warming and the Sarema went TO the
bottom before passengers could reach the
life boats.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
MARY BECOMES
REAL. NOMAD.


Mary has every appearance Of uomad
Her complexion is dark olive hue Her
eyes are large, wistful brown. Yesterday
they We're Redeemed by weeping She
wore a pair Of women's shoes, run over
at the heels. Her coat was Slightly
large Her neatly coiled rown hair
was partially hidden by q carmen tam o.
shanter which sat awry atop her head
Her face was grimy with the dirt and
smoke of days in 81 gypsy camp
When she and tine other figures in the
case were taken to the offices Of the
Juvenile court Mary was scared they
would put her in jail" Miss Ruth Ris-
niger, 14t4 North Alabama street, who is
an attache of the juvenile department.
soOthed the child and washed some of the
smoky dirt from her face and hands.
Mary graclously thanked Miss Risin-
ger, making the remark, Gee, but it feels
good to be clean. Sometimes when | take
my gum out Of my mouth and my hands
are real dirty, my brother Louis says,
TN give you 4 dime if you wash those
dirty hands She said she did not wash
much In camp, but that two "put-anear-
American" girls with the band occa-
sionally bathed her.
She ascribed her diShevcled condition
to the fact that she didn't have time
to dress before coming with Police Offi-
GERS Hague and Heller who made the
investigation. Mary took "A fancy to the
officers. Regardless of what Mayor-eect
Samuel Lewis Shank does to these men,
she graced them with the title OF Cap"
LIKES LIFE
OF GYPSIES.
When the officers went to Keystone ave
nue. and Twenty Fifth street, where the
gypsies were encamped in a wood, Mary
hid behind her brother, Louis, so that
they would not see her. She emphatically
declares that she likes a nomadic life
and Fords. She says she travels in the
latter. When told hat she might have
TO spend the night in a house (the deten-
ton home) she nearly cried ana declared
that It made her sick to sleep in house
because there was not enough air.
The children spent last night in the
detention home. The case to decide who
viii get the children will be tried before
Judge Frank j. Lahr in Juvenile court
today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31

PROOF WILL MEAN
SWEEPING INVESTIGATIONS.
If the charges against Opic are borne
out by the testimony. Senators declared
A sweeping inquiry into the charges thar
towards and mentally deraUged soldiers
were shot down i'm 1ctiou 10y their Of
tfcers. made on the floor Of the House by
Representative Royal Johnson. South
Dakota. should pc started Immediately.
The latest accuser of Opie is Charles
Fox OF Richmond. Va, who declared he
saw the former a l.. T. major sill Q
runner ia the Ar-onne drive.
Watson has asked the committee 70
call Fox To- testify when the iuvestiSa-
lion is resumed Wednesday.
Opie has denied the charges against
bim and declares b. can viudicate him
self
Senator Brandeceo. chairman ~ the
committee. has indicated that OPie win
be called and given every opportunity
10 do SO.
In his telegram Fox named another
man. "Ser-t Charles Kane Of New Jer-
sew" as witness 20 the killing Of the
runner BIZ 0ple.
An EFFORT viii be made TO locate Kane
snI every other uau who says he has
knowledge az Eue charges I-AlLei fIa
officer. members ot the committee said.
ONLY HALF BLOCH
AWAY AT TINE.
I wish to state said Fox THAT I
was standing within half block of
where Major Opie was standing i'm The
Argonne forest north of Verduu when
. saw a private. one Of the Uasor men.
approach Major Opia and deliver mes
sage. This was In the drive which
started Oct 5. and was either OCT :
or ?. am not positive oi the date.
The private tucIed to leave and Major
0pie drew his automatic from hi, holster
and shot the man in the back. The man
fell dead. Two other men standing near
me saw the killing
The charge that Opie killed TWO of his
men in action was originally made be
fore the committee by Henry L. Scott OF
Akron, Ohio. Eleven other ex-servtcs
men who declare their willingness DO
testify tn the truth OF these charges. Sen
ator Watson said, have been ADDED 10
the list.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
Witmeth Suspends
Fine in First Case
TO Come Before Hin

1--WE will both start the new year right, -
DeIbert q. WiImeth, sitting az judge in
city court, today, told Neal Alexander,
who gave his address as 1870 West Thir-
ticth street. as lie suspended fine Of
81 and costs lie had just given AIeXan-
der pea of guilty TO charge of
drunkenness.
Alexander was found asleep in the gut
ter at West and Washington streets by
PatrOIman Hillman.
II was Judge Wilmeths first case, fol-
lowing his appointment to the office.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
GIRL REPUTES
SUICIDE PLAN
Poisoning of Pretty ShOwgirl
Proves Mystery-Tried
to End Life.

CHICAGO. Dec 31.-Mystery today
surrounds the circumstances under which
Miss Mary I.ygo, pretty showgirl, came
TO be in Columbus Hospital suffering from
an overdose OF veronal Miss Lygo denied
she attempted suicide.
Last spring Miss Lygo attempted sui
eide in a local hotel. It was reported st
that time her act was prompted by
quarrel with Gordon {. Thorne, wealthy
young Chicago society man. Mrs. Thorne
subsequently divorced Thorne.
According TO Miss Lygo, she and
Thorne are to be married soon. Mrs.
Katherine ThOrne- Camp, mother of
Thorne, denied her son intends to wed the
showgirl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
May Attend Irish
World Conference

james z. Desry, national president o.
the ancient Order Of Hiberniaus. has re
cefved an invitation 20 attend 81 world
congress Of representative or the Irish
race IL Paris during the week OF Jan. p
20 =. Mr.. Deery, however, was obliged
To- decline the invitation. Sixty-seven
delegates from the United States VIII
leave New York next Tuesday for the
conference.