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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
Los DOAINICAN0s DENUNCIAN
LA AcTITUD DE LOS EsTADos
UNIDOS ANTE Los GoBIER-
NOS DE La AMERICA
DEL. SUR

Buenos Aires, enero 27.--E DR.. d.
Francisco Henriquez y Carvajals, ex-
presidente de la Repdblica de Sto. Do
mingo, quien Sc halla de vista en- esta
ciudad de Buenos Aires, ha denun-
ciado Ia ocupaci6n militar de su pals
Dor el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Dice 81 haber recibido IN cablegrama
declarando que La Camara de Repre-
sentantes de Colombia ha pasado una
resoluci0n adhiri6ndose la causa de
Santo Domingo y favoreciendo la ra-
pida eyacuaci6n de aquella Rep1bfi-
ca por sel poder extranjero que de
una forma yioienta lie ha priyado de
su independence y el ejercicio de su
soberania.7
FL Sri Henriquez y Carvajals y su
sobrino que le aeompaiia, dieron una
conferencia en- Ia noche de aver aeer-
ca de Ia historic y demas problenias
domlnicanos, que fu6 celebrada bajo
los anspicios del Ateneo HIspanoamc-
rlcano. en- ''honog del pueblo de San
10 Domingo
Aae7drase que todas las Republicas
de America Latina cstan hondamente
inferesadas cn eSia cuesti0n, que Ia
6a|eeacI6n dominieana que vista
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
COMPL0T PARA ASESINAR A TO-
DOS LOS AGENTES DE LA PRO-
HIBlCION EN- Ell ESTADO DE

DOS LOS AGENTES DE LA PRO-
HIB1GION EN- Ell ESTADO DE
ALABAMA.
Florence, Alabama, enero 31.-Hase
doscubierto un vasto complct para ex-
terminar, dandoles muertes, todos
los Agentes prohibicionistas que ope-
ran en- el norte de este Estado, se-
gun noticias recibidas por el Super
visor de Alabama, N. L. Pierce. El
descubrimiento del siniestro plan, ST.
guio al arresto de once individuos que
Sc hallaban complicadas en- el asesi-
nato de Don Stephen, el sabado dlti-
mo, quien era uno de los Agentes pro-
hibicionistas mencionadps, y en- ei
ataque de que resultaron heridos dos
oficiales mas de dicho cuerpo.
Mr.. Pierce declara que existe una
razon para Greer que los agentes del
Estado y de otros EstadUs mas, estan
en- lista para ser asesinados.
Esta es prueba evidente de que la
Prohibition en- los Estados Unidos va
canlino de un complete fracaso, pues
al tratar de evitar un vicio, como ell
de la bebida, Sc ha dado con clio mar
igen que'se extienda de una manera
sorprendente el crimen por toda. la
Nacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05

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Mmlh laii. umae .asissu..aslas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
vAp0R HOLANDES

Los Srcs,. Succsores de l.. villamil
Y Compaiifa, del alto comercio de es-
ia ciudad. han tcnido Ia cortesfa de
informar a FL IMPARCIAL. que en-
brcve llcgari al puerto de San Juan el
hcrm0sO vapor ''IBacchus' dc Ia Ii
nea holandeSa de Havre Amster.
dam. Hace escala aquf por ser pun
10 de su ruta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05

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dun l.iasrio ilf Am.ue
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lalAA 1YauheiHa w
sn ronansa ifrelrnhaa ue
dad para ron ioaae
DcSanse pn Ia9 sH.ta ssHla.
lencia q sus apna1a. iaHHr>
--Dc New A3rk loal, iue lau
somctcrso una operaoi5n auifir-s',
que lc cfccfuaron ron ,.,ita.eu o., lia~-
pital France. ha nse>ada Ia dis
tineuida seiiora Pcua Naaluez aman
fe esposa del csiImahle sciIur sale
mon Bariolomey. micmbro ,ie "a ,oio-
mia francesa.
Sea bienvenida.
--Esia nOche So neyara "a cfecto on
los salOnes de la Federation Libre ga
Ponce. una asamblea convocada por
los torcedores Jose Braulio y Genaro
Pereles, acto en- que So tratara acor-
ca de una circular enviada por el Pre-
sidente de Ia Uni6n International dc
Torcedores, Mr.. G. W. Perkins
Sc requiere aqui Ia presencia de
una inglesa llamada Josefina, que
hace siete meseS cerr6 su casa en- el
barrio San Anton. dejando en- el m
batil otros muebles. sin que desde
entonces haya dado sehales de vida.
En- el Cementerio de Ia Playa Sc
ha dado sepultura al cadaver del obre-
70 Juan Pab6n, de Cabo Rojo, quien
reside durante muchos ahos en- aquel
poblado.
PaZ a SuS restOs.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
aquf al iestimable inteligente joven
don Indalecio Rodriguez, quien vie
ne de Santo Domingo, donde reside
desde hace algdn tempo Sc ha cap
tado la estimation de todos,
Saludamosle afectuosamente.
Aver la Corte de Justicia de este
distrito declare roto el vfnculo matri-
monial que unia Rafael Guilbe con
Natalia Duprey, a Marcolina Figue-
roa con Marcelo Rodriguez a Genaro
Santiago con Paula NJ. DelgadO. To
mas Cruz con Monserrate Texidor, a
Ramon Barriera con Maria V6lez, a
Enrique Auffant con Adela ballot,
Fructuos0 Alvarado con Ricardo To
rres, a Eladio Santiago con Julia
Martinez Y Josefa Morales con Ra-
mon Maldonado.
lei Circo Marx, que di6 aquf va
ri3s funciones con notable exito ar
tfsr leo econ6mico, abati6 sus ten
das Y sali6 hacia Coamo.
En- el Asilo de Damas falleci6 el
individuo Ramon M6ndez Rivera,
quien resulto sestropeado hace pocos
dfas en- un accidente automovilista
ocurrido EN- Ia AveniJa Hostos.
En- segunda convocatoria celebra-
ra esta noche Junta General la See
ci6n de Ponce, de la Camara de Co
mcrcio de Puerto Rico. !,
Corresponsal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
TRENEs ELECTRICOs

Sc cree que Ia nueva Empresa de
la Lfnea F6rrea del Oeste, establece!
ri ell servicio de trenes el6ctricos en-.
tire Cataf1o y Bayam6n, utilizando
fuerza del Salto de Comerfo insta-
lando la misma empresa la correspon-
diente planta. Tn servicio dc carros
electricos por la lfnea de Santurce-
Cataiio, es muy probable tambiGn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05

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Ha.o a ianada d. eu vida on 10
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netal, an0ano don 3ast llanslia.
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avc lc canscrou y ,ta'an1n padte
d ta faosa Sita. luanta llanile.
E.u ;aide q la. cm.o scia ia in.
humapmn dc su uaaatrr
Nue.iYo ncsaul egs joudus.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
INGRESO DE CAPITAL

Ha sido archivado en- la Secretarfa
Eiecutiva de Puerto Rico, un certifi-
cado perteneciente a la corporation
del pals denominada "Arecibo Dock
s. Shipping Company, creditivo dc
que la cantidad de S54, $4,000 del ca
ptal autoriZado de la misma ha si-
do ingrcsada hasta ell dfa 1 de frebre-
70 de 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO ES-
PANOEA EN- NEW YORK
Nueya Junta Directiya

En- la junta general .celebrada por
este importante ofganismo, el dia 27
del pasado enero, en- el domicilio So
cial de la misma, 1877 Water St., de
New York, fueron electos los siguien-,
tes ,senores para fornar la Directive.
durante el ano de 1921:
Presidente, don Joaquin Menendez.
vicepresidente, To-, don Eugenio
Sanchez.
Vicepresidente 2do., don Eduardo
Lopez.
Tesorero, don Alfredo Selgas.
Contador, don Juan M. Rabasa.
Vocales: don Luis Llanso, don Juan
NJ. Berutich, don Manuel Dfaz y don
M. B. Caragol.
FL Secretario de dicha corporation
don NJ. Sanz, nos envia Ia lista ante
rior que nosotros insertanos inuy
complacidos. sli'A
q / II.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
PUEBLERINA

Con la duce algeria de edad juven
y la cara rsuena ell alma placentera,
unas ndas muchachas pOr la carretera,
lozanas fragantes como rosas de Abril
Es la hora de la siesta. Ell rojo sol caldea.
Elias jubilosas platicando de amores
son belas elegantes ramo de flores
que aegran ell severe paisaje de la adea
Suehan con los amores de i'm genti estudiante
--un future abogado, medicO ingeniero-
que, hablandolas al alma, las diga "Yo te quiero"
el lfrico acento musical de amante.
Mas estos estudiantes, que estan en- vacaciones,
Sc distraen alegres cortesanas del vicio
otro mas honrado jlzgane sacrifcio,
sin que-es la pureza la for de las pasiones.
Caminan ahorantes parleras, reidoras,
tejiendO un aure0 ensueho de de placeres,
y, em0cionadas siguen hablando de quereres
como caravana de alegres sonadoras.
En- mitad del camno entire un bellO paisaje
cubierto de rhanzanos, de nogales flores,
donde cantan los pajaros excesos amores
y ha tejido Natura una fronda de encaje
dgna de que la copicn los mejores artistas,
con las bellas grupo de estudiantes
paidos, macilenfos trstes los semblantes,
y, tremuas, obseryan que semnaristas.
iDesengaho funestO! iIlusiones truncadas!
AL pasar, sc sonrien las ndas puebIernas
risas punzadoras burlonas femennas,
elos bajan al suelO las timidas miradas.
$50. LORENZO ROLDAN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
RESOLUTION DE La ASAMBLEA
MUNICIPAL DE vIEQUES,


MUNICIPAL DE vIEQUES,
PARA COMMEMORATE Ell NOM
BRE DE LUIS MUN0z RIVERA
Por cuanto, es propio y justo que.
esta Asamblea Municipal, realize q
nonlbre del pueblo de vieques, Puer-
to Rico, algdn acto con eli -cual de-
muestre pdblieamente su amor y res-
peto la menioria del insigne patri-
clio puertorriqueho Luis Muhoz Ri
vera;
Por tanto, IA Asamblea MunicipaIf
de Vieques, Puerto Rico,
RESUELvE:
\ ~ Que en- 10 sucesivo sea e6no-
cida con eI 'nombre de s'Muhoz Rivera
Ia plaza pIbIica de recreo de dste
pueblo; I yE
4 (2) 0rdenaf, como por Ia presen-
te Sc le ordana, al Comisionado Muniss
cipal de Servicio P6blico, Policia i !
Prisiones.y Obras P1blicas el adoui-
rir con cargo = Ia partida s:Rebafa
ci6ns conservation de Gales, plaza Z
aceras"s letrsros con Ia inscripci6f
de Plaza Muhoz Rivera, los cusles
deberan ser colocados en- las c6luni-
mas que exlsten en- las chatro entra-
das de la lnisna; Y
f2l Oud lu ,,,.nSn,,t< % ~ 7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
NOMBRAMIENTOS

EN- Ell RECESO
Durante el receso del Senado, el Co
bernador ha nombrado los senores
Fernando Janer y Jose A. Ayala, pa
ra Juez de la Corte Municipal de
Anasco y Marshal de- la Corte Mu-
nicipal de Mayagiez, respectivamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
Cine Puerto Rico
ESPECTACULOS PARA MANANA,
DOMINGO
Cine Tres Banderas

Manana, domingo, matinee, LAS
Aventuras de William S. Hart. Por
la noche, el drama en- 5 actos "Deci-
mo Tereer Mandamiento" una CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05

W s.aiafgiad"a ia rane.ii,lo lndal.
"a 'y'nihi,aiai b rcsansa Trinidad
gntfs.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05

tsa Ar~s nana,sas
hfaeal'as s. > a. Do nais 4ll M.
i4It. ie a.t naa D ais e.,naHa
clNg 'RtAlTo
hafa sfa usls .n1Hi ae lou
ffeia Na,eidia. ran rsanles namrns
saraan sUi,irf. Aississ t ifAna
,a afe G. niafse a. BkFeaFA. pa
= isu altlraaa Nanaria 'afA nsc
o.as pwHlaret
leatro America
a, Raya lavisihlc". cl,isosios G )
ans eme4ia cn 2 acios 'compa.
ncios Dc i.uchas" rcr Ia taric a las
2.so a.sa matinee con q nrormma
o. Ia nns D.. Reaparicen del ai,laudi-
% ,la.io Los Modcrnisias"
Ciac Real
Sahado, cpisodio dc III Rastro
del Caeivo" y nna drama nor Cons.
tance ralmapsle.
Cine Monte Carlo
In drama por Constance Talmadgc
y el cnisoaio numcro , de "El Rasiro
del Cuervo.
Cine Victory Garden
Rcaparicion dc los aplaudidos Los
Minutes" y estreno del precioso dra-
ma en- actos interprctada por Doro-
thy Dalton y titulado 40 Blanco Ne
gro.
Cine Puerto Rico
Estreno de los episodios II y Is de
la gran serie: "El Peligro Oculto" y
ademas un importante drama del Oes-
te, en- parties .por el terrible Tom
Mix.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05

PREPARADO DE EBREY para ell
pelo usado regularmente lie conserva-
ra el cabello hermoso y abundante.
Ell pelo dejara de 'caersele y Sc vera
libre de la repugnante caspa. No
contiene grasa nj mancha ell pericra-
neo. En- farmacias y perfumerias. 3
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
FIND ATTIRE; FEAR
WOMAN KIDNAPPED

NEW YORK. Aug. % Omitted
Press,.--Mrs. z. S. cheatham. OF
Walls. Miss. grandmother OF much
kidnapped Charlotte Mayo. who dis
appeared leaving her clothes in a
coney Island bath-house. yesterday
was either kidnapped herself. or
sought 10 disappear temporarily. t"
the police today believed. II was at
irst thought that Mrs. Cheatham.
who is mother OF Mrs. Roy Mayo.
whose husband is suing for divorce,
had been drowned. The police today.
however. laid special emphasis on
the fact that Mrs. Cheatham's Jewels
we're not found and that there was
but SO cents in the purse she LEFT
with her clothes in the bath-house.
II IA believed that some one met
Mrs Cheatham at Coney Island and
that her apparent drowning was a
blind. The disappearance may be
linked with one OF the kidnappings
OF Baby Charlotte. or with the di-
voroe case against Mrs. Mayo. the
police said.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
WOMAN BODY
FOUND in SACK
Paris Stirred Over Mystery,
Now Seeks Missing
Head
LEGS AND ARMS IN
DIFFERENT BAGS

PARIS. Aug. 22.-(United Press.
The severed head OF a woman and
the solution Of the most sensational
murder mystery which Paris has
known in years was sought today
the length OF the River Seine.
Police hoped the muddied waters.
which held the secrets and the VIC
tins Of so many murders and sui
eide, would before long yield up a
sack containing a woman's head
completing a body which has been
hacked to pieces and scattered up
and down the river around Paris.
Three days ago. a young girl. play.
ing on the Dive Gauche screamed
and ran from the sight OF two human
arms floating down the river. They
proved to be the limbs OF a mature
woman. rounded and smooth. but
furnished the police no clew.
Early this morning an old fisher
man, nodding on his high perch
where the river flows past the fash
ionable Neuilly quarters OF Paris
miles from the spot where the gir
made her gruesome discovery. drew
in a sack. He opened II with
trembling fingers and recoiled from
the sight OF a woman's nude torso
from which the limbs and head had
been severed.
While the detective department
was piecing this discovery with that
OF the woman's arms found last Fri
day. another fisherman. far up the
river. hauled up another sack and in
Il found a woman's legs.
The head, which may give the So
luton. was still missing late today
but the river police and scores OF
detectives have been put at work OF
the mystery q which the gruesom'
nature has appealed TO the French
police as murder as a fine art"
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
NEW SCHOOL HEAD
MAY HIRE AND FIRE

Professor David A. Ward. newly
elected superintendent Of public
schools, will take his place in the
councils Of the Board Of Public Edu-
cation for the first time at tonight's
meeting Of that body. Details here
tofore vested in committees such as
hiring OF janitors and other school
employees. purchasing OF supplies.
etc, will be handled from now on by
the superintendent IL a resolution to
be presented is adopted.
Although some opposition is ex-
pected, It is understood that the pas
sage OF the measure is assured as
the majority OF members OF the
Board are in favor Of II.
The reason for this new plan.
according 10 one OF the members, is
TO get away from complaints and to
allow Superintendent Ward to in
troduce his own system. This
method, It was explained Will mar
row down the responsibility and at
the same time make it possible for
the head OF the schools to dictate the
policy governing educational mat
ters in the city.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
HOME AFTER CRUISE
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

After a weeks cruise on the Ches-
apeake bay, members OF two parties
OF Wilmingtonians returned home
Saturday and yesterday.
A party that made the trip on THE
Bride" OF Captain Charles z. Biddie.
OF Northeast. Nd. consisted OF
former Representative william
Lyons. Jr., Warren A. Taylor. H.
Ralph Ewart, Franklin L. Ewart.
Or. Eliwood s. Garrett. Edmund S.
Hellings. Thomas A. Sharpe. Jr..
Howard r. Frantz, secretary OF the
Board OF Health. and Charles b.
Baker. DR.. George r. Foulke. John
Stroud. Professor Clarence ID. Hart,
James Banning, Jr.. and Mr.. Mancnl
spent the first weekend with the
party.
The party left Northeast on ''The
Bride" last Saturday a week. Dur
ing the cruise they visited numerous
places along the bay. The cruise
ended last Saturday.
The second party was carried b,
the "Uno.r OF George Cooper. OF
Charlestown, Nd. II consisted Of
Captain Cooper. Eiwood Z. Siemen
George Barnhiil and Frank Ryan.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
EXCITEMENT AS
PIPE BURSTS
Furore Caused by Escaping
Steam at Equitable
Building
ACCIDENT HALTED
ELEVATORS AWHILE

Some excitement was caused in
the Equitable Building, Ninth and
Market streets, among the employees
and tenants Of the building, this
morning. when an explosion was
heard in the basement and steam
poured up the elevator shaft and the
elevator service was temporarily
suspended.
Hearing the rumbling sound and
being unable at once to learn the
cause many on the upper floors ran
to the elevators, and finding service
suspended thought something seri-
Gus had happened and made hasty
ascent by way OF the stairs.
The trouble, which was due to an
explosion OF a 6-inch steam pipe, in
jured no one. although a piece of
metal was hurled across the room.
The explosion occurred in an eel
bow" OF the pipe, but Just what
caused 1t Is a mystery, as an examin-
alton OF the joint after removal fall
ed to show any flaw in the metal.
When the pipe exploded practice
ally all the steam in the boilers
poured through the building and 1t
was necessary to generate a fresh
supply after the pipe had been re-
paired, before the elevator service
was resumed.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
HAVENO Charge
AGAINST Hale
Local Police Check Up on
Alleged Forger Arrested
in Baltimore
REFUSES TO GIVE
HIS REAL NAME

In the arrest in Baltimore. Nd.
on Saturday OF man giving his
name as Frank Haze, OF New York.
but who admits that is not his real
name. on a charge OF passing worth
less checks. the police there believe
they have a noted forger. Hale ad-
mitted, according to the Baltimore
police, to having spent some time
in this city. It was learned this
morning that a man answering his
description endeavored to pass a
worthless check on the Equitable
Trust Company here but was unsuc-
cessful.
Local police authorities today said
they had no charge against Hale
but the police Of Baltimore say he is
wanted in New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania. on charges OF
passing forged checks.
Nearly 900 checks on many banks
band pass-books and other docu.
ments. including a supposed Fed.
eral Secret Service" Identification
card issued in New York. were seized
in the hotel room when Hale was ar.
rested. His alleged aliases. accord
ing TO Baltimore police. are "A
Hale" "A. Melvin" "a. Sassin.
Charles Alder" William Sabin'
and Charles Braden." An examina.
ton lasting several hours failed tc
cause the prisoner 70 lose his com.
posure.
Il will tell you this" he is alleged
to have said. Il have obtained
money on several worthless checks
but under no circumstances will
reveal my identity Ny family is q
highly respected one in New York
have not given my right name
and no amount Of exmination viii
force me TO reveal IT,"
Hale frequently countered th'
questions Of detectives with a ques
ton Of his own. He admitted beini
a college graduate and that he hat
taught school for several years. H
refused 70 name his alma mater o.
TO give the name Of the school wher'
he taught.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR INCOME TAXES

Attorney General Townsend in a
statement. declares that it Is useless
for the State Treasurer TO blame
either him or former Attorney-Gen-
eral Reinhardt for the State income
tax situation.
There has been no conflict in
opinions as TO 1917, 1918, or 1919
taxes" he says. yet there are hun
dreds OF past due and unpaid claims
for those three years. Whether or
not IL is the fault Of the state treas
urer. or whether the administration
features set forth in the taxing acts
are insufficient, is not for me to say.
but If the claims were never sent 10
former Acknowledgement Reinhardt,
or TO me. for attention there can be
no responsibility thrown on either
Of us.
Under the law, all OF the taxes
for 1917. 1918 and 1919. should have
been paid into the State Treasury
before l assumed office, and IL the
law had been properly carried out,
! would not have been called upon to
do anything in connection with the
taxes for the past three years"
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
COMMENCE CHAMBER
TO AID GLAZED KID

Following a conference this morn
ing OF members OF the committee on
Glazed Kid shoe Week. OF which
David sneilenburg Is chairman. It was
announced at the Chamber OF Com
merce that a joint meeting OF the
Mercantile Section OF the Chamber
and OF the committee would be held
Wednesday night.
Question OF combining the glazed
kid movement with that OF boosting
retail trade In Wilmington generally
will be discussed
Horace r. Warrington. chairman
OF the Mercantile Section OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. said thi,
afternoon that the meeting had beer
called 20 discuss the general advance.
ment OF local business. At IN,
meeting OF the Glazed Kid Sho.
Week committee, this morning Tho
letter announcing that Herber
Hoover. Secretary OF Commerce
would attend and deliver an address
at the banquet which will open thl
local celebration, Monday night
September 10. caused much graft
ication.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
SEE NO NEED OF
CLASH in PANAMA

WASHINGTON. Aug 22. Omitted
Prcss) The ucs Of force in settling
the Panama Costa Rica dispute is not
anticipated by this government. Il
was said. offieiolly at,the State De-
partment today.
The sending of marines. II was
stated, is purely a precautionary
measure and It is even doubted
whether il will be necessary TO land
them near the disputed territory.
The state Department view Is that
Panama has no claim whether TO
the Colo district. having abandoned
II when she accepted the Loubet
award. In view Of this fact the
State Department oficials believe
that the Panamian republic will put
no obstacle in the way OF occupa-
ton Of Colo by Costa Rica.
The reason behind the State De-
partment insistence OF justice to
Costa Rica lies in the fact that
America is the guarantor OF
Panama's integrity and could not
honorably permit Panama to ex-
ceed her authority and encroach on
Costa Rican territory.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
CARNIVALS POPULAR
IN SUSSEX COUNTY

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Aug. 22.-The
carnival held by the Georgetown
hremen last week. closed Saturday
night. The net proceeds. It is be-
heved. will reach $500. which viii
be applied 10 the purchase price OF
a modern fire engine.
The Lewes fire department will
conduct a carnival Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday nights Of this
week.
Commencing next Saturday night
firemen of Laurel will hold a carni-
val for one week.
The Carlisle Fire Company. OF
Milford. will hold their carnival the
week OF September 1924.
After being in progress for ten
days, Tindais Camp. located six
miles from here, closed last night. It
was one of the most successful sea-
sons in the history of the camp.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
WEST CHESTER MEN FISHING.

Evart Green. Harry W. Smith,
Frank Sylvester. Harry Kehn and
william Kehn of West Chester, spent
wednesday on Delaware Bay. near
Bowers Beach, and had some good
sport. They captured 76 fine weak
FISH and croakers and came home
happy.
Francis Hunt and family Of Green
Hill, Pa, expect TO make a fishing
trip OF a couple days to the Della
ware Bay in few days and will stop
at Bowers.