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Evening journal., 1921-12-31
ASH S25O,OOO
FOR PALESTINE

Continued From First Page.)
luncheon in the Hotel dupont. Will
liam Topkis. who. together with his
brother. Louis Topkis, is directing
the campaign, made a stirring ap-
peal to the men and woIoen present
to strive to the utmost to enlist TIE
financial aid of every Jewish family
in his city in behalf Of the Palestine
cause.
"The Jewish people who won't
contribute to the cause, when mat
ters are at such critical state, for
their coreligionists abroad are only
hurting themselves" Mr.. Topkis as
serted.
Eight team captains were chosen
at yesterdays meeting. They are
Mrs. Louis Raphaelson, Joseph
Kanofsky. Harry Cohen. DR.. 1. X.
Kreshtoi. Mrs, Esther Topkis. Har-
~ Feinberg, Peter Feinberg. Harry
Kaufman and Mrs. Louis Slonsky.
A number Of workers will align
themselves with each captain, and
with hundreds OF pledge cards and
the names Of persons to visit, will
make an intensive canvass of the
entire city.
For the sake OF convenience. Will
liam Topkis divided TIE city into six
districts-the section east Of Market
street. north OF Sixth, and that
south OF sixth street; the sections
west OF Market street, north and
south of Sixth street; the boulevard
section, comprising Eleventh street
bridge vicinity and the Third street
bridge vicinity. \
Donations less than S25 for the
year 1929 will not be taken, accord
ing to instructions to the workers
The Keren Hayesed-Palestine Foun-
dation Fund. under whose .auspices
the campaign is being held, ha;
taken as its slogan ITO Build VI
Palestine Casual Charity VIII Not
Suffice"
In an eloquent plea to the work
ers. William ToplSis said the ap'
peal is to the heart and conscience
of the Jewish people.
we've got to give, we will CIV
and sacrifice" he said. He relate'
a conversation that he had had viii
Professor otto Warburg, member o
the Palestine Commission just prio
TO the latter's departure from TN
city. The funds of the Keren Haye
sod are so low, Professor Warbur
told Mr.. Toplgis. that the amount o
wheat purchased and sent TO tn
nioneers In Palestine had to be Gu
virtually in half. and has brougf
heartrending appeals from the pee
pie in Palestine.
THE need is immediate" said Nj
lTopkis. Wilmington, although max
ing its pledge for the year 1922, mus
seek to put into the keren Hayeso
fund $1,000 in cash, as soon as pos
sible so as to relieve the immediai
wants of the chaluzim (pioneers) i
Palestine
Touching on the critical state
Palestine's future under the Britis
mandate. Mr. Topkis said that il
changing by a hair" The Britis
mandate will hold or fall in propo
ton to the support that we Amer
E can Jews give"
= He continued. "Dr. Chain Wei
s mann, the Zionist leader. told m
$ when he was here a few months ag
{ that when the Balfour declaratio
J was made. he had made the plede
e. that the Jews will come to the aid
\ Palestine and see that its future WI
. settled by whole-hearted support Z
!. the British mandate We must al
- hold the hand OF Dr. Weizmann. v
must uphold the homeland OF tf
Jews and do everything in our pow'
70 30 attain what we have been strivir
= for for 1000 years.
III yea team workers 20 TO icy
Evening journal., 1921-12-31

ish family. we don't want you to com
pei it to give. Every Jew must give
of his own volition. He or she must
sacrifice for the suffering Jewish peo-
pie in Eastern Europe"
It was decided that on Sunday af-
ternoon a. o'clock a meeting will
be held in the Hotel DUPONT, at
which the report of terms viii be
received. The whirlwind drive will
be concluded Monday night. with n
dinner. at which the totals Of pledges
will be announced. II was originally
intended to have the campaign con
tinue for a week, but It was decided
yesterday that an intensive canvass
OF three days would be most effec-
tive
Efforts will be made TO obtain
from every one who pledges. cash
payments OF part OF the sums
pledged. so that the money may be
Immediately sent TO Palestine for
usa In relief
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
So MORE NEW
FIRE BOXES HERE

The Department OF Public Safety
has received S5 new new Peerless
Positive Successive Notwithstanding"
fire alarm boxes, which will replace
older types of alarm boxes now in
use. There are 12O alarm boxes in the
city but the new type is already in
use in many places.
with the new type It is possible
to send in three or more alarms at
the same time from three or more
boxes and all will register properly.
Under the old system two alarms
sent in at once created considerable
confusion.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
SHERIFF SELLS
TWO PROPERTIES.

Two properties we're sold by
Sheriff Gould at public auction in
the Court House this morning as
follows:
Property OF william A. Sullivan,
1017 Church street. sold to James
McIlwaine for S1525.
Property of Louise r. Fehren-
bach. 1913 West Eighth street. sold
to S. II. Baynard, Jr., attorney, for
S5225.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
BY DIR. AMY A. KAUKONEN.
Mayor-elect of Fairport. o.

Mayor-elect of Fairport, o.
Every mayor in every city. town
and hamlet in the United states
should have as a main object the
safeguarding of the morals of the
young people.
That's my job
Fairport has been over-run with
bootleg whisky. That's the main
trouble in the town. 1t is smuggled
in by boat, by auto and 1 guess by
every other way.
VIII Put EN- TO Work.
There is too much leniency in deal
ing with bootleggers. I'll prosecute
them to the limit. II they can't
pay their fines, they won't live off
the town in jail. I'll put EN- to
work on the city paving.
can test liquor mysalf IL neces-
sary. I'm a doctor, yo'I know.
Pool rooms are bad places. gener-
ally l intend to license them all
and every one that violates the liquor
law will have its license revoked
Then let them try to get it back.
I want Fairport TO be a real home
for the young girls and boys.
Movies? l think they're fine. Good
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
Cold. Rain. Snom

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec.
81 Omitted Press) Weather
outlook for the period. Janu-
airy 2 to z, inclusive:
North and Middle. Atlantic
States: Generally fair except
for rains or SHOWS Wednesday
or Thursday. Cold first part OF
the week, normal temperature
thereafter.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
PREPARING FOR 1922
ASSESSMENT.

The county board Of assessment is
completing its assessment for the
next fiscal year, which commenced
July /. The changes in the real es-
tate assessment are slight. There
is a fifteen per cent. reduction in the
live stock assessment.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
CHAMBERS ACCUSED
OF SPEEDING.

Growing out Of a collision be-
tween his car and a car OF James t.
McIvor at Delaware avenue and
Broome street last night, Harry NJ.
Chambers was arrested on a charge
of speeding on complaint OF McIvor.
Hearing of the case was continued
for a week by Deputy Judge Lynn in
Municipal Court this morning at
the request OF Philip L. Garrett, at
torney for Chambers.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
CAN,T LOCATE STARK.

superintendent OF Police Black
said at noon today that the police
have been unable to learn anything
regarding the man injured at
Trainor, Pa, yesterday by being
struck by an automobile. and who
was thought to be George p. Stark,
Of $40 South Heald street.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
FEDERAL COURT CASES

The United States District Court
will meet on next Tuesday to dispose
OF a number OF criminal cases which
are to be heard before a jury. Three
cases for which indictments were
found are those Of Roy Bechtol, OF
South Bedford. Md, who is charg-
ed with violation of the act for
bidding the Interstate transrorta
ton Of stolen motor vehicles. and
Thomas Smith and Dominick Cont
who are charged with violations OF
the prohibition laws.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
HoTEL no BE DRUG sTORE

Building Inspector Preston has
issued a permh to ]. Milton Eckerd
to make alterations to Mullin Hotel
building at 513 Market street, to cost
$500. The first floor of the build
ing. now a saloon, is to be converted
into a drug store. Mr.. I1ckerd pur-
chased the property several weeks
ago.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
JACOB KLEITz SERIOUSLY Ill.

Jacob Kleitz is seriously IN from
a complication Of diseases in his
suite in the Washington Heights
apartments. 1901 Washington street.
MT Kleitz is employed as a train
dispatcher by the Pennsylvania
Railroad and has many friends in
the city
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
OPEN HorsE AT Y

New Years Day will be httingly
observed at the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday
with "open house" The program
follows:
Boys gymnasium exhibition, 10
a. m.
Reception in boys division. 11.45
a. m.
Swimming meet and exhibition,
p. m.
Tours OF the building, i1.45 a. m
and 4.30 p. m.
Church Athletic League basket
ball game, s p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
BOY GETS BENEFIT OF DOUBT

Norman Wells. Negro, was dis
missed on a charge OF larceny Of a
carton of cigarettes from the store
of James a. Smith, Ills A street,
by Deputy Judge Lynn in Municipal
Court this morning The court felt
that the boy had not been positively
identified and gave the lad the bene-
III Of the doubt.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
HOUSEHOID NOTES.

A delicious gelatine salad is made
with cottage cheese, chopped pi-
mento, pepper and seasoning. Serve
with French dressing.
For the small boy who wishes a
blackboard. sandpaper a discarded
bread board and give it two coats
of dun black paint.
An excellent supper for a child
consists of rice cooked in milk with
n litfla data pulp To sweeten it.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
e MILES OF
ROAD rebuilt
DURING YEAR
lcan.lnued rrom Flrst Pagel

pended in the various hundreds
on the cost Of all contracts, the
court has paid se55,s5e.9s, leaving
balance OF s1eo.705.ss. OF the
amounts paid. s1s4.0os.54 was paid
by January 1, last; s1o7,sS2.o1 be-
tween last January and July. and
s414115.ss has been paid during the
fiscal year that will end next July
1. In his report Mr.. Grubb Gays
in the maintenance and repair
Of the roads and bridges under
jurisdiction OF the following hun
dreds. including all earth roads and
in a few hundreds. short stretches
OF stone roads constructed by the
hundreds. and all the bridges on the
earth roads Of less than IA feet span
the amounts given below were ex-
nended for materials and labor in
tba rornactiya hundreds.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
LREpucE NoN.supPoRr oRpERs

When it was brought out that the
defendant earns but Sc a week. the
order of SC a week against John W.
Haines. Negro. for the support OF
his two children, was reduced to s4
q week by Deputy Judge Lynn in
Municipal Court his morning
The order agains Fred Piunti for
he support OF his child was reduced
TO $3.50 a week.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
TREAT FOR THE NEEDY.

Major and Mrs. John J. Habecker
OF the Volunteers of America. dis
tributed baskets OF food 20 $50 or
more persons yesterday afternoon.
as we'll as other gifts. Tickets for
the gifts were issued several day ago.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
MIR. MAYFR,s TERM ExPIREs.

The term OF Harry Mayer, Of Do
yer. as member of the State Accident
Board. expires with today. He will
be succeeded by Robert H. Jones, OF
Harrington.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
sr. MARY,s Vs. CmEsRooK.

st. Mary's Of the City Basketball
League will entertain Chesrook in
an Independent game at the st. Jo-
seph's Hall tonight. The game will
start at $40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
GET YOUR IICFNSE TAG.

superintendent of Police Black
announces that all automobiles must
be provided with the 1922 license
tags not later than January 5.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
PERSONAL

Miss Wilheimina Wagner and
Miss Ida Maier left this afternoon
for two weeks trip to Philadelphia
and Brooklyn, y. Y, to visit rela-
tives.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
PAY TAXES AND SAVE MO-

Commencing Tuesday, a penalty
Of one-half Of one per cent. win be
added TO 1921 county tax bills.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
BUSY YEAR FOR
CITY HOSPITALS
tcontlnued From Flrst Page.l

CONTINUED From First Psge.)
the system Of isolating each disease
has proven successful and only a
few have died there during the past
year
Dr. William p. White successfully
operated on one patient for mastoid
ectomy. Several serious operations
have been performed at this branch
on patients suffering from contag-
cous diseases
Evening journal., 1921-12-31

A triangle in the forest. primitive
passion, twentieth century chivalryi
Read. "The Snowshoe Trail" start
ing in The Evening Journal. Mon
das. January 4
Evening journal., 1921-12-31

SEAFORD COUPLE TO MARRY
Miss Katie L. Burtelle and Harry
e. Handy, of Seaford. have obtained
a marriage license from Magistrate
Broman.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31

The Want Ads will give good OPP
portunities in stores and Offices dur
ing the nraSant week
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
Las Memorials !
1a |I|aIiiSiCa(| cal

Las Memorials dc mi Vida. que el
bizarre Mariscal alemdi Won Hinden-
burg ha publicadO recicntemcnte, es
una O5ra de esas que In pCSteriddd
guardard como una reliquia historical
de immense waller, no tan sol0 p0rque
Ell ella hallanSe cScritos de puilO V
lctra de 81 autor. los capftuloS mas
culmin3ntcH de la vida de este hom
brc que dc tanto prrstigio Sc cubri6
en- la pasada cruentL guerra mmdial
sino por constiiuir Ia historia on to-
das sus faces de este acontccmientO
cl mas rcsonantc que aSOl6 Ii huInG
nidad.
ri parte de su librO. de los dias fe-
Ices tranquiiOs de su nihez, on el
hogar patprno. dOnGc scntfa un hoEdo
afecto por sus padres y demAs pa
rientcs cercaEOs que ayudaron a for
mar Su alma, dnntrO del mas apaci
bic espiritu cristiano Y del cumpli
miCntO del deber para con su hogar,
su patria, su rcy Y su Dios; despues
dc relatarnos con Gcnciil0 iengnaje
SuS inclinaciOnrs hacia In milica.
suS estudios dc Ia cieEcia militar y
su ingresO en- 81 gran cjtrcit0 de su
pals. pl viejo MariScal nos cucnta de
All vida on el cuartel y de Sus rapi
dos y succsiv0s asccnsos ell la carre
ra que Sc dtdic6 con I'm amor
un cntusiasmO indc9criptibleS.
Ya en- 1866 empCZ0 Hindehhurg sus
campaias, Ell plenO campo de opc-
raciones. cuandO In ruptura de Ale
mania cor Austria, siendo adn Sc
gundo tenicnte de Infantcrfa. dcs-
de In region del Soor q Koniginkorf;
dHsde el Eyer Il Hanover. nos cuenta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01

tiSfacermc Leioe de mi todO s0bre-
Salto. me era impossible, en- cambio.
librarlnc de- cicrtO Scntimirnto de O.
preston. Me cmbargaba la idea dc
que Ell el cXttnS0 0c}an9 de IL poll
tica universal fbamOS navegand0 sin
rumbo. UnaS voceS porque los nuba-
rroncs polfticos amcnazahan del lado
de Marruecos. 0trls porque arremOli-
naban SinieStroS SQhre los BalkancS.
,yo compaltfa con la mayOrfa de mis-
cUmpatr:o,"s 4 pr2a.ntimicnto de que
q sNrio alnmdn lba mindndose.' y
hn &quf como actuanGO de augur,
empicZn cE la partt mas imp0rtantc
de 81 libro Il rclatar de lleno sus i'm
prt.;innns on la gran guerra pasada,
on IL que Il Sostuvo, puede decirso,
tod 81 peso de Ia campaila, cubriGn-
dose d" @loria que no Sc atreven a
rrStarr hi adn sus mismOs adversa-
rios t,r aver.
Puee bi"n; est9 obra. que tanto ha
llamado In airnci0n en- tCdO el mum
do, por ser De las pocaS que sobre
In terrible hecatomhc So ha escritO
con menos IrojuiCioS Y con mayor
Aupitamicnto de datOS s0brn las eau
gus Y concauSiS que Determination Ia
cruilu graci6n Ialvcrsal Y In cafda del
lmpclio alrman.-Cl PCder militar
mas cnormc que han viSto los 81
g!0s.-ha sdo traducda todos los
doma( ,l"l mEldo V cscrita en- TN
cSpanol pulcro Y concise, Sc halla dc
vcnta on las lihrerfHS de CanterO,
Fernandez 4 Co, lac. por Ia modesto
Suna dc 60 cantayoS con franqueo.
Ninguna persona medianamente
iluStada debe dcjar dc conocer este
lbro, que no ah1ra, sinO on los item
pos varidcros. adquirird una reso-
nancia tai, que ningdn otrO de su
fndole cscrito por una autOridad tan
inmpnSa como 10 es, indiscutiblemen-
tr, 81 Mariscal IIindoAburg. Advr,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01

las precioSaS haZafias dc Gquella que
IRA on que comcnZd al rcSursimiento
de IL .Alcmaaia unida como pOtencia
mundial. I.ucgo Cntra de llen0 el
gran Marigcal :. deScribir la guerra
francO-pruniana Il" 1870. cn que tom0
Gl partc active. principHiIsima,
londr el gran lm9"ri1 de Napoleon
III Qu"d6 reducidu II cnni2aS. dandO
paI;c 81 Ii rcyoluci0n franccsa que
puso en manoS de In R"plibl:ca los
dcstinos do IL gran Naci0l Latina.
Won HildcnbUrg ea cSIS pd@inaS her
mo;ls lIl que rriatl las gr,ndrs vic
torias de su cjGrcito cn aqueiIa eta.
pa. usa Sicmpre Su mism0 l2nguaje
ciarO Scncillo. vcraZ V pulcro de
que cSta rnvcStid# toda Su ohra.
pued" verse as[ cuando 81 cGi"brc
general describe Ia entrada cn Paris
de las legiones de Prussia, W deShe
chas las Observation-Disclosures ropas i'm
pcriales de Napcle6n. y hab!a de.
SuS imprcsiones rccibdaS al yer por
Ia vez primera Ia hcrmOsa capital
francesa dc In que guarda gratoS
recuerdos, por haber sito ALI trSti"u
de aquella hccatomhc, sin prcceirn
tes en- la IIistGri:i del mllmdo.
Ya inici2da una nucN;l labor q" paZ
para su patr;l, ,luraatr Ia cIlal lleg6
cl Imperio AlrnAn Il la c;iSpidc de Su
podcrfo, tanto militar como indus
trial. comc"rial ci"ntIiico, cutra he
lleno Won IIindcnburg Il haccr hiSto-
ria de Ia horrible tragrd.& que janis
los puc5Cs huhiHrol prcseMciado, Y
que tuvo SuS c0ln'rnHc> en- Salai~yO.
con 81 aSesinat" De los Priut.ipcS de
Austria. para "r;I&r c1n al rt'icbre
Tratado de Versailles. tam huinil aIlte
para In patr:a dc Hi>nark.
la tranquii;d,sd de Ia e;.i~.cncia
que lIcvaha dred" 1911 dice 81 autOr
de "AlcmoriaS d" mi vida"-ine per-
militia Gctlcarlnc c,a mas SGsicgo Il
cStudiar los acontcrniirltps politiroS
mundialos. Sin e.hl,Hr@o, mis- ohscr
vaconcS no cram cir:tA.npGte para >H
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01

En- la noche del marteS, viSitaron
en- su residencia al ex delegato la
Camara. Don I.ico Hernaiz, los
Doctores Pedro Ortf, V Lavandero, lii
cenciados c. Perez, G. Marrero, Luis
Vizcarrondo Coronado. Y los selores
Captain Schettini, f. Gonzalez, Jr..
A. Bravo. Jr., Vicente Usera, Jr.. Ra-
facl Santini, j. Acosta Y Bianchi.
Don Lico y su distinsuida sonora,
obseQuiaron esplendidamente los
visitantes, quienes tuvieron' frases de
elogios para los simpaticos esposos
Hernaiz.
"NOta Bcnc". Fue presentadO por
LicO los concurrentes cl notable Pa
Dire Rivera, "Jac the Indian, quien
recit6 la reunion SUI sonetO "Bande-
RAJ, que sc publicard en- un diario de
los de San Juan. Despu6s de un par
de horas en- que Ia nota cultural ra-
70 como era de esperarse, el bunch de
distinguidos caballeros, regres6 San
Juan, agradecidos de Ia buena acogida
que tuvieron por parte de los csposos
HernaiZ V. por "Jac the Indian.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01

BataiiOn de tlraGoreS.
Madrid, agosto 23.-Han comenza-
90 los trahajos de organization para
formar TN battalion de voluntarios que
sera integrado por los socios del "Ti-
70 Nacional' de Madrid. La idea, que
fuG lanzada hace pocos dias por ell ge-
neral Lazaga, ha sido muy bien AGO.
eida por los j6venes mas distinguidos
de la corte, los cuales est$n dispuestos
a costearse sus uniformes Y equipos
corrcspondientes.
Generosidad de las damas argentinas.
Madrid, agosto 23.-Ha causado
nagnifica impression la noticia recihi-
da aver en- esta capital, de cue las
damas de la aristocracia de Buenos
Aires han alberto una suscripcion en-
favor de los soldados que pelican en-
Malruecos, habi6ndose recolectado en-
muy pocos dias una respectable cant-
dad que asciende muchos miles de
pesos. M ..-
CadiZ, agosto 23.-La infanta dona
Luisa, esposa del infante don Carlos,
coloco los brazaletes las senoras de
la aristocracia espanola que prestan
los servicios en- los hospitales militia
res, en- donde Sc atiende con el mayor
carino a los heridos en- las dltimas
operaciones de Africa. La ceremonial
fue sencilla y conmovedora, teniendo
la Infaflta palabras de agradecimien-
to por SUI caritativa, conducta.
La venta de banderitas.
Madrid, agosto 23.-Siguiendo la
feliz iniciativa de las senoritas de
Barcelona, Y que tan buenos resulta-
dos esta dando, en- todas las capitales
de provincias y en- los pueblos mas
importantes, ha comenzado la recau-
daci6n de fondos, prendiendo en- las
sc!apas de todos los hombres que tran
sitan por las GALES, banderitas espa-
nolas.
Las cantidades recogidas hasta la
fecha por este medic ascienden a una
respectable cantidad.
Puertorriquehos ell la Legion
Extranjera.
Entire los eXtranjeros que Sc han
presentado voluntariamente en- ell Con
sulado Espanol de New York, para
formar parte de la Legion Extranje-
ras que ha embarcado con rumbo
Marruecos, fguran los jovenes porto
rriquenos Eugenio Roena Carmona,
Leon Estrella Burgos, Juan Lopez
Montancz, Domingo Guerra Lopez Y
Ramon Santiago Calderin, quienes, Sc
gun informes obtenidos, fueron po-
ner al servicio de la Madra Patria E5-
paiia sus vidas, siendo adnlitidos c
inscritos con los demas voluntarios
que forman la valente legion de vo-
luntarios.
Els un rasgo generoso Y patriotico
el de esos portorriquenos, que no Sc
clvidaa que en- sus veras CORE san
gre espanola v la ofrendan generosa-
Imente la terra de sus antepasados,
zen estos momentos de prueba para la
gran nacion descubridora civilizado-
"a de America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
LIGA AGRICOLA DE GTRARQ.

Los siguientcS documcntos pertS'
necientes a la "Liga Agrfcola de Gu
rabo", han sido archivados en- la So
cretarfa Ejecutiva: 4.
. 1.-Certifcado dc election dea dj'
rectores oficialeS. el t6rn1ino de los
cuales vencera el de septfeS1fbra
del afio Ell curse. En- dicho cerhffch-
do aparecen los siguientes nombres:
Joaquin HERNANDEZ, Preshehte;
Fausto CarrraSquillo, Vice-preSiaen.
te; Rafael Hernandez, Seeretario-Ts-
sorcro Porfrio Dfaz, ,AgustfR DS-
villa, Angel Garcia, Jose Gonzdlss'
Gregorio GOTTA, Santos Torres. Justo
Reyes, Mauricio Candelario, Clemente
Mont, Francisco Gonzaiez, Fdel Ne
dina, Emilio Dfaz, Inoeencio Moiiea,
Olegario Diaz, Francisco Garcia, sDo-
roteo Dfaz, Ventura Torres y .Ramoa
Guadalupe, Vocales. ~ ~,
/ Todos los sslores autcs mGaGoha-
dos son tanbien directories.
2.--Informe anual correspondence
al afio 1920. l
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Battalion de tiradores.

mente con destino a los soldados de
Africa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01
Alto. Y s. S,

EDITOR and PUBLISHER
(Fdo.) James ". Brdrlh
Presidents
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-01

dan correr los prisioneros en- ell mo-
mento en- que Sc inicien las grandes
ofensivas Y empiece imponerse los
rebeldes. el castigo por las tropas es-
panolas, aunque Sc airma que hasta
ahora ell caudillo moro Add Ell Krin ha
tratado de disciplinar a sus soldados
Y obligarlos a que respeten los mi
litares prisioneros.
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1921-10-28
Nor1cE TO CRnD1roRs

THIS is to give notce, that the un-
l. signed has obtained from The
Orphans Court of Prince Georges
COUNTY, letters testamentary upon
the personal estate Of
RICHARD M. WINDSOR
late of Prince Georges county, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to tx
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated on or be
fore the Both day of Marah, 1922, o.
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All
persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this 9th day of
September, 1921.
ALICE WINDSOR
Executrix Of Richard w. Windsor,
deceased. Sept 80 h.