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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
PRESTO JURAMENTO

Ell senior Enrique :Adsuar, cue
acaba de regresar de los Esta.! s
Unidos, presto juramento dentro
del plazo legal, para desempeiiar
el cargo de Miembro de la Asam
blea Municipal. para que fue ele-
jidO EN- las pasadas elecciones. rs
otro elemento de valer dentro de
la Corporation Municipal Y ha
comenzado desde el primer mo-
mentO a prestar su concursO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
pIAzn PNRA nAcrR nRRAS

Por el Departamento de- Sanidad Sc
Ia nOtificado 4 los duchos de panade-
rfas cuyos locales uo llenan los rcqui-
sitos legales. que dentro del plazo Sc
ilalado, dcben realizar las reformaS
Y arreglos indicadSs en las raSpccii-
vas notifications. a fin de que toda>
esten dentrO de Ia ley. Las caSaS de
alquiler dcnominada> "ranchoneS".
muchas de las cuales. peSar de la
buena renta que producer. no eStin
en- las mejorcs condolences. eStdn
siendo objer0 de cxamen, a fin de que
el vecindario pobre obtenga las posi-
bles garantfas de salnbridad. la ley
de inquilinato Y deshaucio. sera en-
mendada, seglin parece, en- la pr6xima
legislature.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Ell SR. RAFAEL DEL VALE
RENUNCIO


Nuestro buen amigo don Ra-
fael del Vale, quien por algIn
tempo fue Administrator de la
revista semanal puerto Rico
Ilustrado", ha renunciado su
puesto para aceptar otro con ma
yor remuneration en- un depar-
tamento del gobierno insular.
En- sustituci6n del senor del
Vale ha sido nombrada la inte-
ligente Y gentil senorita Raimun-
da Ruiz, quien hace va muchos
amos trabaja en- la aludida re-
vista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

In u uNassac a,s rslaWg,e
''Sarmc" y. salara ae seia para
Nce Nsrk. cnlsalrA mRssFn dis.
iinrnislo amiga a calAlAn dea
cuaPa a. drniissas da ciesViso
regular. sehor Fernando T.. Ro.
dssrucz cn cnmpaaia De "a cle.
rasne y bella espssa Marianiia
pad.lla Slorcr.
III Captain Rodriguez. Quicn
Is dentiSia del Rcvimienio No.
6s. ha Sido recienicmente tras-
ladado por q dcpartamcnto
dc Ia GUERRA a prestar ScrvicioS
Ia Academia Dental dc Was
hingtOn.
DeSeamos a los schores de Ro-
driguez una feliciSima traveSia.
y dcplorando deSde luego su au-
Sencia de esta isla, donde tienen
tan buenas Y sinceras amistades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

aHaa H.s faaHe 49, la aa
ahmeH mfa 4lE j. -
aa Wt usa ,lr d e.
s ao l.. tusfaaafs
~ h Ha ana tasa4le
N,hsfa 81 aH.e %, s.laa iH4na
aHs lssI'la .a. in,ta luaa i.ais's .
suea HfH sl sNa. fH nua fii.a qlie
siiss fni eNaf o. nafi r. Hta la
ina s ssf sn g.a.llo amtln s' Ns.l..n.
Ha es Us aes.lo ,lr na'a na.anls.ii a
ss Ban-n 'lafa ga' 'uaiile 'qn.
peUaicg iae ae Niia iiIrsv ina tn
H..ra e. um rals 8,sfss ooftsa,ln
r'gp Is islaaa une oarn' MSS gnc =
s.it le ala saaa al agr .,g g "a lueg
Muutfa t. 500 sem da ianaa i,ar >a
irriaa provisional y iauo pTqN
@ 30 ia...o'' "n -'"H'"""" aa'
lr v.Ieri
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

a lufma.r namal asa lAimxsM
a. sanislaa ansalah tse Enls
Nalsa. ~ailssW inWss4nmlrN ~.
s~s araw~ae - su~ wsNaraa.
IA saaaemia ~ inaornNa. pne
anls ssvs mr~~ = ssisaclrios "A
rasaae Aiie. svgisirA aa.one aiacA.
aus ~n naIarssss E~aanaas. 4 80
arfancioncs. sirsae = masar con.
Siagrase 90 i'snasla. qnc hnho ~
= u mcaor en cafazai. cssn fG.
In tuberculosis. did s.sas ac.
funcioncs -on un S.oI lur rirnIo
DE- morsalisad.
Ia morialidaa lNFANTIl. fme
De un cH'ARENTA Y TRES por
cicn,a. IV~pccie De iodas las DE-
mas De I3.l5i cn a total. s.i3f
fuclon de- memories de I ana. DE
Enieriiis. 4.as0. La Malaria di6
1876 dcfnncioncs Y 5.Os p0r Glen
10. la rncinaria. 10 dermncioncs
cn 3G.969 casos aiendidos V de
ellos 1879 cnrados.
Ficbre Tifoidea, I07 defuncio-
mes en- 2l9 aiacados.
llubo 4, cas0s de. meningitis
ccIcbrO-espinal. en- Carolina v
3 en San Juan. t0dOs falleciaOs.
DE S32 examenes de leche, re-
sultarOn adulteradas 222. San
Juan di6 81, Ponce 60, Mayagiiez
2S, Y Yauco IL. % poblaciones no
tuvieron I'm solo case de adnlte-
raci0n dc leche.
EXaminandO detenidamcnte los
informcs de los Departamentos
del GObicrnO Insular - v 10 he
mos hecho muchas yeces-se OBJ
tienen interesantes datos de la
vida de la Isla en- todes los 6rde.
nes, Y para mayor cOnOcimient0
del pals, debiera hacerse una edi-
ci6n en- castellano del expresad0
InfOrme Annual del GObernadOr.
que contiene los. de los Jefes de
DepartamentO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Ell ROSARIO DE LA AURORA

FL dfa % de los corrientes, en- el ba-
rrio Llanos Tunas, de la jurisdiction
de Cabo Rojo, celebrabase un Rosario
en- la casa del vecino Juan CanciO
Ramirez. Sin saberse por que, aun-
que no serfa por NADIA bueno. Sc arm0
una pelotera entire Ia concurrencia,
resultando el dueno de III casa con
una herida de cuchillo en- I'M costado
La policfa,. que no estd conforme con
esta clase de oficios religiosos, por-
que cuestan mucha sangre, arrest0 a
Armando Rodriguez Hector Rodri-
gueZ, quienes seguramente no estarfap
rezando aquella noche, porque Sc les
acusa de acometimiento Y aggression.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
cANGIANDo IMPREsloNEs

III Comisiona,lo de- Servicio
Ptblico ,lc San Juan, Sr. Travie-
10. ha cclebraalo una eXiensa con.
fcieacia CON sus compaheFos de
Administration, para imponerSe
de la siiuacion del MunicipiO, re-
cursos de que sc puede dispOner
perentoriamentc, personal desig-
nado para su Departamento Y de.
mas dctalles para la labor EN-.
prendida. Sc trata de hacer un
presupuestO 10 mas ecOn0micO po-
sible dentro de las exigcncias del
Servicio v de atender a este de
la mejOr manera. La obra del
AcueductO, asunto de vital iltc-
res para la poblaci6n, es asuntO
que esta en- estudio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

Para aicultr s atane.rHe ur- n'".
en ci Municipo g.. S.a iual >' iraia
dc haorr uu cml -'iin ar >iwnHn
paeadcros dmiro e. Dos . aau> que
eomprende a per3oslo cleoionario. El
cr,siito Dc Ia MBu,,ipalfld c>,i cu
condiciones Do cl.tener fandos. y dada
Ia urgencia Dc las ateucidncs. Sc cree
justihcada la medida. s. es apsobada
por In Asdmhlea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
DICE QUE LIE ROBARON
UN TRAJE

Aver tarde el comisionista de
esta ciudad don Miguel A. Ga
rrido, =. residente EN- Ell edifcio
"Belaval" inform6 a la policia
secreta de que lie habian sustrai-
do de SUI habitaci6n un traje de
casimir valorado en- la suma de
$500.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Ell CARNAVAL EN- LA ISLA

Los seiiores Antonio Vicens
Magraner y 0ctavio Garcia, pre-
sidentes respectivamente de los
Casinos Espaiioles de Ponce y
Humacao, han tenido la cortesia,
q. agradecemos mucho, de invi-
tarnos para los diferentes bales
de Carnaval, q. los expresados
centros celebraran con gran es-
plendidez y entusiasmo en- esta
temporada.
Damos las gracias a ambos
presidentes por tan fina aten-
ci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Ell CORONEL JARVIS
REGRESA

Aver tarde regres6 de su ex-
cursi6n por Panama en- Ell tras-
porte "Somme" el coronel del Re
gimiento No. 65 Mr.. Jarvis,
acompanado de su distinguida
esposa. En- el mismo buque re
greso la sefiora del teniente don
Antoni8 Vazquez, quien tambien
disfrut0 de esa deliciosa excur-
sion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
PREPARANDO Ell LOCAL

En- ell Hotel Palace Sc estan
hacienda los arreglos necesarios
para el Banquete de maflana en-
honor del Sr. Barcelo, y "a cuyo
acto concurre tambien como in
vitado de honor, el sehor Ira
viesO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
vENTA DE FUEGO

Una gran venta, una gran quema-
z6n en- Olanes, Crepes de seda, Gre
tomas, para fundas, Sabanas, Colcho-
netas, Muebles de todas clases y las
10000 camas Y colchones que. esta
vendiendo "El Cielo" "a precios de
QUENIAZON. Aprovechese.
Allen No. % San Juan. p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
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ESTROPEADO POR UNA
MAQUINA

La policia de Naguabo infor-
ma que aver, la maquina del fe-
rrocarril No. s, de la Fajardo
Developments Co., estrope6 a We
nancio Parrilla, gravemente. Es-
te individuo es carretero de Ia
colonia Mariana, de aquella ju-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
LA SRA. SAMA DE REXACH

En- el trasporte "Somme" en-
barca eSta tarde para EstadOs
Unidos, la distinguish Sra. Ana
Rita Sama, espOsa del Conan
dante don Enrique Rexach, quien
hace va algunos meses Sc en-
cuentra en- el Norte. La Sra.
Sama embarca en- compania de
sus niilos.
LIE deseamos a tan distingui-
da viajera una deliciosa travesia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
uUlCluS NrNTI.AlHpS IN las
CuRTES pE SAN JUAN

ll dia ~ de lu> corrlcnieS. - vicron
ana" las eorics locales los siguienies
caSoS preseniados por Ia policia =
ley De automobiles. Tres sentoncia-
dos: jucsoS prohibidoS. cuairo senten.
ciadoS hurto mcnor. uno Senicmcia-
do; altcrar Ia paZ. cnairo Senicncia.
dos Y ordenanzaS municipalcS, una
Scntenciado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
MERCADO DE AZUCAR

Sc han vendido en- plaza 10000
sacos de la Central "Vannina" a
$41$.
Compradores, Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

Fue acuerdo del Comite Eje-
cutivo de la Cruz Roja Juvenil
destinar $4,000 a la cofstruc-
Ici6n del salon de 'clases en- Ell edi-
ficio que proyecta levantar Ia So
|ciedad Protectora de Ciegos. va
Ise ha dado parte Official del acuer
do dicha sociedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Ell PHILADELPHIA"

Esta mafiana a las nueve fon-
dec en- este puerto, procedente de
Venezuela y Curazao, ell vapor
philadelphia. Esta tarde a
las cinco seguira viaje para New
York, con carga, correspondent
cia y pasajeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

Maria de Tocs Gomez con diploma
del Real eonsertstorio de Madrid, hs
establecido elsses de Piano De . , II
Q. N. , de 3 s tsrde. Las Interest,"
das pueden pedh informes a tsIlfono
2l2 azul. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
LOS EMPLEADOS DE FARMACIA
Sc REUNEN

DE REUN MEN
En- una carta que nos ha dirigido el
Sr. Juan Nieves Mercado, nos ,comuni-
ca que el dfa dos de fcbrero Sc cele-
brara una reunion de empleados de
Farmacia, con el fin de redactar el
nuevo reglamento, por el cual han de
regirse.
La asamblea Sc celebrara en- los sa-
lones de la Federation Libre, Allen
No. Z. Para esta reunion Sc solicita q.
asistan ella los empleados de San
Juan, Puerta de TERRA, santurce '
Rio Piedras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
CAM BIOS
} Dollars, New York;, 20 ctvs, p.
Y E R B A E L Eff N 4 E

de los mejore forrajes conocdos para
do. Greece a altura de is pies H8an
Sc vende semi de dicha planta de 81 q
candada $1,000 toneada Kilometres puene
carretera que M
Para infomes dirfjase PABLO ARIZONA O AL Cooza
Puerto RICO. AIs 8ftg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
A Los AcCIoNIsTAs DE
PORTO RICO BREWING co.
CUARTO DIvIDENDO

I'll dfa primero de febrero del
presente afio, 1921, remitiremos a
cada uno de los accionistas de .es-
ia Corporation, en- record cores
pondiente, el valor de so de di-
videndo acordado por nuestra
Junta de Directories.
San Juan p. r. Enero 25, 1921.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
GEL MONTOSO- SALIO DE NEW
ORLEANS

FL tapor "MOntoso" de la New York,
nos infOrman sali0 del puerto de New
Orleans, para Puerto Rico, cargado
de arroZ, el dia 2G del corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
VAPOR ITALIANO QUE Sc
ESpERA

Los SreS Behn Bros. nos c0muni
can que cl vapor italiano "Albaro,,
Sc espera que llegue este puerto'
procedente de Italia Y Espaila, del
dfa scis al siete de febrero, en- viaje
para Santo Domingo, Haiti y Cuba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

PREPARADO DE EBREY para ell
pelo usado regularmente lie conserva-
ra el cabello hermoso y abundante.
El pelo dejara de caersele y Sc vera
libre de la repugnante caspa. No
contiene grasa nj mancha el pericra-
neo. En- farmacias y perfumerias. 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
ACTIvIDADES DE la CRUZ
ROJA JUvENM r..

La Cruz Roia .Juvenil de Puer
to Rico 'ha enviado por conducto
de una sociedad iilantr6pica de
los Estados Unidos la sunia de
$25 para alivio de alguna de las
ttfamilias que sufren los rigores
de la actual situaci6n economics
en- el continente. FL Comite
Executive recomend6 Sc diera
preferencia una familia en- don
de hubiera niiios v que Sc hicie-
ra una investigation cuidadosa
en- ell case de la familia socorri-
da, a fin de precisar hasta que
lpunto podrfa la institution ex-
tender SUI ayuda en- favor de ella.
Desde los primeros dias del
mes de enero en- curse estan fun
icionando las clinicas dentales es-
colares de los pueblos de Ponce,
Cayey v Aguadilla. Pronto ern-
Ipezara sus trabaios la clfnica de
Arecibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

l.nsaAias : j 6 a. ~lns I'VE.
ci,,icios asA O.lio" ) 0na raaanA.
9Ane lmnA
Esircno de IN hcrniosa come.
dia an : acsos ~En liahilacidn
Arcna" y Il sciccr cpissaio del
~Rasiro del Caefvo".
reaare America
~El Raye Invisible. cp.ssdios
a y 5 y Ia concdia Amor y Ca
solina". en- , ac:os y rcapa-ici6n
del dactio eamico las MOder-
nistas" con namcroS nucvos.
por Ia tarde matinee con a
pr0grama dc Ia nOche.
Cine Real
DE Luxe Annie. on Z actOs Y
el episOdio 2 de "El Rastro del
Cucrvo".
Cine Monte Carlo
"De Luxe Annie, en- z actos Y
.el episodio = de "El Rastro del
Cuervo".
Cine Victory Garden
"El Lazo Invisible, en- 5 ac-
tos.
Cine Puerto Rico
Estreno de los episodes Ia Y
Is de la gran serie: Gel Peligro
Oculto" Y ademas un impOrtan-
te drama del Oeste en- 2 parties
por el terrible Tom Mix.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Cine Luna
TeatrO America

Manana, excelente programa.
TeatrO America
Matinal con la pelicula de la
noche. A las 2:30 Y $50 matinee
con "Atado Y Amordazado" Y
peliculas c6micas de Luquitas.
Por la noche: "Venganza Cum
plida" y reaparicion del aplaudi.
do duetto c6mico "LoS Modernis-
tas".
Cine Real
"Detras de la Puerta", en- 6
actos y una comedia.
Cine Monte Carlo
"Detras de la Puerta", en- 6
actos y una comedia.
Cine Victory Garden
Maiana, variadisimo progra-
ma.
Cine Puerto Rico
Manana, excelente y variado
programa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Cine Puerto Rico
MANANA
Cine Tres Banderas

Matinee las 2 v media Y a,
"Aventuras de William S. Hart"
y una c6mica. Por la noche, "Tu
Promesa Cumplida" Y una Para
mount.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-30
WERE STILL IN CUSTODY
kaiin and Younger Had Not OBJ
tained Their Bail. This Mornlna

kalin and Younger Had Not OBJ
tanned Their Bail, This Morning
Sheriff Osten stated this morning
that Carl Kalin aud Charles You
man, who were yesterday bound over
to await the action OF theN grand
jury at the November term OF the
district court on the charge of moon
shining, had not gotten their $1,000
bonds, aud are still III custody.
Sheriff Osten smiled today when
he stated that he will have to either
have the county build a new barn,
or an enlargement to the county jail
in order to house the pots, kettles,
wash boilers and r pans captured in
the man raids made on moonhsine
plans during the past three months.
He stated that he has, as large a
stock right now Of copper boilers as
the ordinary hardware store, not to
squeak OF crooks, tunnels, strainers,
oil stoves, and other equipment used
in the manufacture of moonshine.
According to the statement of
Sheriff Osten-all of this equipment
will be sold at sheriff's sale after
the grand Jury sits in November,
Some OF the owners Of the boilers,
ETC., are not known. Sheriff Osten
says that II they will come and
prove their property, they will be
handed back their own.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-30
NEWS FROM REAUFoRD.

Beauford, September 22.-Mrs. D. P.
Pierce received a letter from Mrs. Wal
ter Atcherson of San Diego, Cal, in
which she tells that Grandma Atcherson
is very poorly and hasn't any strength
also her, appetite is very poor. Her
of care. She also spoke of the grape dis
trict about forty miles from San Diego
and have what they call a grape day in
which they give away ten acres of the
fruit. She spoke of the weather thers
as being great and always cool. She tells
us that Grandpa Atcherson has made a
garden and soon will have all kinds OF
vegetables. Fruit is plentiful and cheap
Wish that we might have some of II
here.
Miss Ide Tietz of Danville was a well
come guest at the parental home of Car
Tietz Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Getty of Mapleton
called Sunday at the home of the lat
ter,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Nc
Mahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Maurer are driv-
ing Buick four purchased Of Greedy and
McQuiggan of Mapleton.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Warnke was frightened Monday morning
by a ten pound boy! Mother and baby
are doing nicely, and Bob wears q smile
that will never wear off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graham and son
from Dakota are here for an extended
visit with Mrs. Graham's mothA., Mrs.
MARROW cramcr is the owner of a
Ford runabout as is also John Welt. Look
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Of South Dakota
arrived last Friday and are visiting the
latter's parents, Rev. and Mrs. s. e.
Surface. q.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-30
COLEMAN IS SLATED
Anoka Man To Succeed the
Late DR.. Hilbert
WELL VERSED IN WORK
President Hospital Head Named
BY Governor John Lind
Twenty Years Ago
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.I

st. Paul. September 24.-John
Coleman, for twenty years the head
of the state hospital for insane at
Anoka, will be appointed to succeed
the late DR.. p. A. Hilbert, member
Of the board of control, who died
yesterday in st. Paul. according to
word at the Office Of Governor ]. A.
o. Preus.
Mr.. Coleman was a member of the
board OF charities and correction,
which had supervision of some state
institutions prior to the creation of
the state board of contrG. He was
appointed as the head of the Anoka
hospital by Governor John Lind in
1901 and has been there continu-
ously since that time.
Ralph Wheelock. member of the
board of control. this morning stated
that Mr.. Coleman was thoroughly
versed in the needs of the state In
stitutions and that he considered
that Mr.. Coleman would be a valu-
able member Of the board of control.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-30
CLERGY AT MEETING
Enthusiastic Session Draw
ing Large Attendance
PROGRAM OF INTEREST
Mankato District. Evangelical
Church Delegates At Work
In New Ulm

New Ulm. September "a The
annual conference of the minister's
of the Mankato district of. the Evan
gelical church is being held at the
Bethel church. The opening session.
Thursday evening. was in the nature
OF the regular quarterly meeting of
the local church. This was held in
the church basement and was fol-
lowed by special services In connec-
ton with the observance of the
Lords Supper at 7:45 o'clock. Rev..
F. ]. .Knuth delivered the sermon
on this occasion, while District Su-
perintendent Bollenbach Of Manka-
to conducted the communion service.
The conference was formally
opened at nine o'clock yesterday
morning. A number of themes were
discusde during this session, among
which were "The Progressive Min
ister," by the district Superintendent
and The Progressive Congregation"
by Rev. G. w. Hierscher.
The afternoon session was opened
by devotional services by Rev. w. ].
Juedes Of the local church. This was
followed by a lecture by DR.. H. j.
Kiehoefer. Themes discussed were
"Das Bid Gotes i'm Menschen," by
DR.. r. c. Mittelstadt; Der Mensch
In semen gefallenen Zustand," by
Rev. T. A. Erase and die He'll
staetigkeit des Heiligen Geistes," by
Rev. K. Nickel.
ened by devotional services by Rev.
zellmer. This, was followed by a
Young PEOPLES service during which
How Can We Gain Greater Efficien-
cy in Our Sunday School Work." and
How Can Our Young People Assist
tor were discussed. The
first by Rev. A. Schendel and the lat
ter by Rev. H. F. Rieke
This morning Rev. ]. Manthey pre-
sided at devotional services. Dr.
klekhosfer ts,sa sS followed this by a lee,
are: Religious Education" Rev
F. Brand; 1.-THE Pastor and Hj1 De-
yotion." Rev. H. A. Zieske; "The
Baptism of the Holy Spirit" Rev.
P. ]. Smith, and "The General Con-
ditions Of Success In Bringing Men
to Christ" Rev. H. c. Freitag.
The afternoon session today will
he opened by devotions by Rev. w.
f. Weinner. DR.. Kiekhoefer viii de-
the afternoon are as follows: aThe
Best Methods to Increase the Gener-
al Interests of the Church in the
Congregation" Rev. q. p. Werner:
The Present Condition of the World
Relative to the Kingdom of Cod"
Rev. 9. e. Borchardt; Immortality"
Rev. w. Schneider, and "The End of
All Things" Rev. f. f. Arndt.
Rev. p. Melzian will deliver SER
mon this evening at 1880 o'cock.
There will be services at 10, 2:30
and 1880 o'clock tomorrow. At the
two former Dr.. Kiekhoefer of Chi
cago will preach and in the evening
he will deliver lecture.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-30

lences, including special gifts to
Home and Foreign missions, $4,250,-
600. The remarkable increase in
1920, which Is the. first entire year
of giving under the Centenary pro-
gram, IL that in that year the church
paid to apportioned benevolence $15,-
100000. This payment Is one year
under the Centenary plan is nearly
81 100000 more in one year than was
paid in the five years preceding the
Centenary campaign.<
OF the twenty five Methodist con-
ferences making the highest pay
ments annually per capita, ten are
foreign speaking conferences.
There Is also an increase in spiri-
tual activities throughout the
church.
This is remarkable financial
statement, but even with this giving
the Methodist Episcopal church only
paid SO per cent of the, amount due
on its Centenary pledges.
DR.. j. A. Mulfnger of Chicago ad-
dressed the conference on Conference
Claimants.
I. All choir numbers rendered during
the conference were under the direc-
ton of Frances Bertha Krook. Miss
Krook delighted those present at the
Armory Sunday by rendering sew
eral solos. Solos were also sung
during the week at the Methodist
church by the Misses Gladys Grus-
endorf. Carrie Schmidt and Miss
Mcfarland, musical supervisor of the
public schools.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-30
PLAN HAS HIS 0. X.
Senator Endorses 'More
Work-Better Roads"
WILL EMPLOY IDLE MEN
Blue Earth County Senator Dis
cusses Babcock Idea In
St. Paul
Associated Press Dispatchl

L
st. Paul, September 24.-lndorsing
the more work-better roads" plan
to avert an unemployment crisis and
hasten necessary highway improve
ments this winter, General Gustaf WI
dell, MankatoI state senator and prac-
teal road and bridge builder, in St.
Paul today enumerated advantages of
the proposal on contract projects.
General Widell conferred with
Charles NJ. Babcock, state highway
commissioner and Minnesota repre-
sentative OF President Harding's un-
employment conference, who will
James d. Williams, state industrial
commissioner, to outline the proposals
to help the jobless and urge federal
highway aid to that end.
Commissioner Babcock has an
nounced that the proposed program OF
winter highway work will afford jobs
for omre than 10000 men and hun
dreds of teams exclusive OF the addi-
tional work in material plants and on
the railroads." said General Widell,
who is completing ten mile paving
job in Wisconsin.
The Estimate Conservative.
"The estimate is conservative, in
my opinion, and to include the last
mentioned classes will greatly in
crease the 10000 man total.
plans made, funds assured and
contracts awarded this fall, contrac-
tors will be able to continue at least
one fourth of their men at work
through the winter" explained Gener-
al Widell. Preparations made and
materials on the ground, operations
could be started next spring fully
thirty days earlier than under the
present method.
Rock crushing plants could be op-
Grated through the winter and on the
basis of one hundred miles of paving
under contract, would furnish six
months work for nearly 800 men. On
the same basis, 5000 barrels of ce-
ment could be distributed for storage,
and mill workers and railroad EN-
ployes would benefit accordigly."