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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
CIdaiess de Gambia
VA NO NOS FALTA MAS QUE Ell
RIO.

Un distinguido Srquitecto Sc pro
pone constru.r sobre el Manzanares
tres grandes puentes. La idea es mag
mica Es una idea que honra a su au
tor, que honra a Madrid y, .sobre to-
do, que honra al ManzSnares. Unos
puentes monumentales hermos9 aran
considerablemente nuestra vifaay cor
te, "a Ia que va no lie faltara nada mas
que un rio para asemejarse a Lon-
dres Y q Paris. Este rio, por 10 de-
mas, vendra t3mbiGn su debido item
po "Alabado sea Dios-decfa el i'm
pio Vo,taire-, que hace pasar los
rios por debajo de los puentes, fin
de que la humanidad no Sc mole los
zapatos" Tomando esta maxima
al pie de la letra, podrfamos esperar
que una vez los puentes construfdos,
comenzase a manar bajo sus ARGOS
un rio caudaloso que nos permitiese
ir embarcados de Madrid Lisboa v
seguir 1uego, Atlantico arriba, sin
neccsidad de transbordo, hlsta las
Indias legendarias. Pero el arquitsc-
to en- question no tiene paciencia para
tanto. Primero hara sus puentes ",
despues,. respetuoso de este prejui-
clio secular que no conciba unopuen-
tie mas que encima de un rio, lse. .dedi
cara hacernos ell rio para-dejarnos
contentos. m@
81, senores. Por fin vlmos a tener
un rio en- Madrid, no un rio cual-
quiera, hecho con trozos de espejo,
como en- les Nacimientos, sino un rio
de verdad. iQue es 10 que le falta al
Manzanares para ser un verdadero.
rio? 5Agua? iTruchas? Pues de los
montes vecinos a Madrid Sc lie trae-
ran truchas y agua. El arquitecto Gu
yos proyectos estoy divulgando, toma
el Manzanares asf como los polfticos
que quieren fundar partido suelen to
mar un peri6dico viejo: por non1bre,
por la clientala. I'm peri6dico nuevo
seria Ia. sventura. Un nuevo rio seria
ell caos. va Sc trate de rios, ya de pc
ri6dicos, mas vale, indudablemente,
adquirir un t1tulo conocido Y meter
algdn dinero en- la empresa. cQuien
sabe 10 que puede llegar a ser Ell
ManzanRres con un buen refusrzo
economico?
Y he aquf como en- Madrid, pueblo
original Y dnico, el rio va brotar
de Ia ciudad, al rev6s de todas las
ciudades del mundo, que han nacido
Sc han desarrollado a expensas de
sus rios "Rio. Puente. Ciudad. Tai
es la historic de b civilization, de-
cia Goethe. Entire nosotros, Ia histo-
ria de la civilization sigue una ira
yectoria contraria: Ciudad, puente,
rfo.
Julio GAMBIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
De baseball

Bastante estuve esperanto que Sc
dijera algo en- este diario, del juego
celebrado ell domingo en- el moro"
entire el America" y el "Red-Sox ;.
Cast iba 70 a reventar con una cr6-
Mica, 81 no Sc apresbra el amigo
"Monslnt". Pero el amigo "Monsant"
dispar6 la suya Y empez6 por recor-
dar las nueve "argollas" que le me-
tiera ell "3 Banderas" al America.
Pienso 10 mismo que el amigo Mon
cho, que la suerte no lie quiere SON
reir al amigo Laguna y no hay quien
la haga sonreir hasta que no haga
10 que lie ADVERT en- mi pasada GRO
MICA.
Bien, voy a pararme desde la tri-
buna 'Emrt rcia1o parl empazar a
comentar Ell juego-
La contienda empez6 con un mill
tar de "Chief Umpire y con Santa
ma de bases Agarran la "majagua"
los del America" y an6tanse una ca
rrera.
Lo mismo hicieron los ''media-co-
loradas". Vuelven los del maestro La
guna al bate Y repiten la acci6n en-
tanto que el "Red Sox" recibfa ce-
ros.
Asf continuaba el juego, pero dan
dome cuenta que la gente iba abando-
nando Ia liga, decfa en- voz alta que
no tenfa mucha importancia ell desa-
flo.
Ambos 'teams'' desperdieiaban oca
stones preciosas para hacer carreras.
El "Red-Sox" no jug6 a la altura
que debi5, pues cuenta dicha novena
con magnifcos "pelotaris" muy CO
nocidos en la isla.
FL America" pudo haber hecho
mas de 10 que hizo, pues la poca pras
tica de los muchachos del "RedSox'' ,
brindaba 9 los del America" exec
lsntes oportunidades.
No es mi intencion guitar meri-
tos nj burlarme, pero el maestro La
,guna esta "Sallo" desde que le atra-
caron las nueve ''ruedas' y para quiz
tarse la salsz6n tiene que darse nue.
We bafios de mar, sea, un banjo pa
ra cada argolla que lie propin6 el te-
mible ''3 Banderas".
PEDRITO.
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
San Juan.

FL domingo dia 16 tuvimos ell gus
to de yer en- nuestra Liga 80 R" a
los simpaticos muchaches de Ia for
midabla novera "Escogido Aguirre"
la que segdn manifestsciones venfa a
desquitar la paliza dada al "Aguirre"
el pasado domingo Una concurrencia
numerosa llen6 los dos c6modos
"grand stands. Sibfa> todo el pue-
bio que Sc iba jugar buena pelota,
por ESQ el entusiasmo era delirante.
A las tres y veinte -el "umpire" dio
la voz de play BALI, y en- medic de
una expectation indescriptible empe-
20 el juego. Nuestros muchachos de-
mostraron en- todas las entradas que
el "Coamo" es mucho team" que to
dos sus generates estan dispuestos Z
no perdsr nj una sola de sus bata-
las. Daba gusto yer a Agapito, Bou,
Gains, Guario, etc. La boa para ellos
era un juguete; dejaban ciegos a los
del sazuquits'' con sus jugadas.
La breve description que continue
'ci6n doy demuestra 10 interesante de
todo el match, que fnalmente re
sulto en- una victoria mas para los
"sluggers' il'eseanos.
Hela aquf:
Baterias @Aguirre Eseagido' Su-
50, Maso, Snoring. "Coamo", Agapi-
to, Bou Strhck out "Aguirre Esco-
gido" 8. Struck out por sCoamo' IA
Base on balls acquire Escogido' s
Base on balls por "Coamo' 2. Hits
por "Aguirre Escogido'' 8, "Coamo'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
Julio GAMBIA.

IA. Errores "Aguirre' 6, "Coamo' 8.
Score:
"A. Escogido" oo1O1O A O-6
"Coamo 00100 03 x-7
FL "Coamo", victorioso con "Agui-
rres con "Cayey U. S. N. "Aguirre
Escogido' etc, desel hacer constar
que esta dispuesto jugar con cual-
quiera novena de la isla. Deseariamos
OR las opiniones del "Atenas", "Ma
yagiez9, "Aguadilla' etc. Especial
mente qlisieramps saber algo del ia
.clguas'', Juana/ Dfaz. Estsmos deseo-
SOS de verlos por estos terrenos pa
ra propinarles sus correspondent IS
sCERITOS, pero sin NADIA de garatas
por su .parte.
Hasta la proxima Quienquiera ha-
blar tiene ID palabra.
HANZEN.
Coamo, P. R.,
Oct. is. 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
l,,lEhGAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE Aa-&@
TTTMERARIO

De les Srenes en- vI@Ox aesde
| 81 ] dc AgogtO do 1917, re-
v1sado alAa aeAgOgso, 1915.
MaTAOIoE1R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
a0saAIAlaA1sE
FaYorlla esl Cine


mas eacaz que 81 iabon mas costoso o
cuaiquier otra cosa. Lo venden todas
las hoticas y droguerias, peT9amerias
y peIuquerias. Bastan unas cuantas on
gas para toda una familia durante me-
ses.
M6jese sencillamente el cabe.lo con
aqua tibia y fr6teselo luego con este
Basta una cucharadita de este aceite
para obtener una espuma rica Y album
dante, la cual Sc enjuaga facslmente,
deiando Ia cabenera en- IN estado de
hmpe2a absolute. FL cabello Sc SEGA
rapida tmiformemente, haci6ndose fie
xible. sedo5o, ondulado y lustroso. FL
aeeita de coco mulsided disuelve y quita
hasta la Ultima particnla de polvo y
easpa. Eujase que lleve ell nombre mu
sihed.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
El Iah6n psTluCICa Ia cahsllsTa
a causa del alCall que COntisns

La mayoria de los iabones Y shampds
eompuestos contienen demasiado alcali,
substantial esta muy periudicial, puesto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21

u N~~
cabelludo y h a c Q
fragil el cabello. No
hay NADIA mejor pa
ra la limpleza del
cabello que puro
aceite de COCO mul
sihed porquo es pu-
70 y absolutamen-
te inofensivos Es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
AGENCIA FUNERARIA
JOSE GARCIA ACEVEDO
LA MEJoR EN- SAN JUAN

iPor que es La n1eor San Juan? Porque hay otras
Agencias Funeraas no rabao de acuerdo elias Por
cue esta agenca esta onada Ia atura de las meioes
de America de Europa. Porqs esta agencia ote gas
tene todo cue pde eF pueblo de San JUAN traba
ia barato da facidades para ell pago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
DETALLEs

Tengo autonovi f1nebre, ornamentado sin ornamen-
mis- Agencas Funeracias de Puera de Terra Ponce
para trasIado de cadaveres cequer punto de la isla
para personas que 10 socen San Juan Ponce. Dos
precosos coces fdnebres de pera para RI
nRy para estos servicos personal lido
Hays de "a de 10 mejor dos de pa
"a pesonas nenos acoodadasun banco para seno
rtas de alta sociedad de- segunda tercera
carros blancos para nhos todos ados por elegantes
cabaos propios para estos servicos.
ATAUDES eAMERIcANOS
En- ataudes anericanos hay un exceente surtido de
varos coores ncuso las fanosas cajas de bronco gua
Ia que conpfaron esa Agencia para cadaver del Dr.
Babosa que tanto flan1o la atencion la ciudad de
San Juan. sesa sas ee
Quieres usted sevicio f1nebre bueno barato?
Lame al telefono 5o8 Puerta de Terra, mi
sal en- San Juan, Tel 5o4 sera bien atendido.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Donkey Scene In "kiSmet"

In the opening and closing scenes Of
"klSm"," the EunCriSuu-totc SIEeT-
s.mn.l.,l v.lN OTIS Skinner IN tn" leading
rul,. wl.rn opened at IN" l.!t'rr;y thea
ire last night. and iuCid"n'H. !" IN"
story itself are two al IL" funniest So
uucnCcS of scenes that HAY" ever been
photographed In motion pictures; scenes
that are sure t. b" talked about.
As day dawns in the ancient city OF
Rardad We see a very big native. fu!Iy
seven feet tail. pulling on u long roI"'.
the end Of which disappears IN an o!d
stone barn. THE man pulls and pulls
hut nothing appears. Finally another
native with a hlg stick goes inside ana
q few minutes later there IL hauled "nt
Of the barn u t'ny donkey Piled hieh
with boxes anil bags.
From that moment on the story OF
[isrn..t" starts with wallup ana so
many thrilling things happen that III"
vncrtator forCrts. IA u" Kaleidoscope
,r,nrr Of events, tho big man and the
,nv donkey. At least l." does :" Until.
t,o very rnd Of the play.
They 90; Ia TIC Stnhi" and there '!f
donkey refuses to hucg" an men u'
.r,-,. tho Efforts nr tic big man, WI"
null. shovcs. >wcLrs and tH"n drops
49,, his knees and prays hut without e.
f,ri Finally he picks UP the ""h""F
in his arms and carries h'm Inv" XIV
stable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
FISH AND GAME
ORGANIZATION to Be Formed at Meeting
This Evening.

This cvNninE in the ass"inhlF room 81
IN. chamber Of tomInerC" wall be h''o
a meeting for the rurp"H' 81 'r!."H 10
affect :, branch organization "i IN"
American Fish & Cara" i'r"t"CiiV" ASSOC
,.;ation, 4 national institution.
The ohj"c, OF the organ 1atI"n IS 10
seek prrtrrr.on for fish HHd game ana
To secure thu cooperation ana h!I "I III"
state and federal governments IN pr
,cr,inr Tho fish and game and N re-
stocking th.. streams with nsh. \ Slmi'
lay orpanlZatlou IS ~ existence IN fc!-
mon, county. Ohio. with a membership
Of thrc" hundred, AMI som" or the mem
h..rS Of II" ErImon; association WI! De-
in attendance" tonight.
Among th"s" Interested IN the matter
are. John Sch"ilhasc, Curtis Berry
I 'hnrlcs pulnlug. oscar Srh"n"ri"in aHn
H. t.. C'aldahturi: Il go"s without say
ing that. with these energetic men ~
IN. helm an organization Will be speed
rly effected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

Hty Manager EHhlin TO Investigate
w""th"- IN. needed funds could he -
CURED
Guy Manager {. q. EHhln reported IN
IN" "I"r'."u uf an .r,in"rat"r IN the
East Fad LVmi'. declaring several pro-
10y "W n""S w,r" exposed. hu' others
:.sN"-"d = H." 49," r"i"'r;rd til" h''7-
rowing T.; funds "m 'ii; bonds h"iI by
;ar stat has been delayed. but "Nr"r's
To htv" Il report in mil next week.
Tw" petitions were submitted by
CuUn,!l!uaM Morgan. s.gnr. by petitions
from. Il number - Island residents :,sii-
ing Alleys ana IL be- paced. Iai were
ur,I"c"l referred to the city m;i'ac"r
\ ls;.ii"u received from J. /. PauU
and 4 Il. HUFFMAN asking ,"tSc Of
'ar dead end If Eighth street. ''St "'
Market. Wa referred 20 4 committee.
ruluIa,>rd uC Mr>Srs. Hah!E. Tau"v 'ud
puH."T Iouu'll:9tu OF" Sircr""l.~ V
unJ"civd - considering tn" N"t':"n
\ petition from ~" Warwick ''atnN
Company ASKING permission I" erect /"
base Of four piers under tho s"1""AiA
on the north side of Tw"nti '."t""I
eir.n'. IN, piers helng Surrur'> Tor =
water tank. MaS read. Upon m"iI"I'.
tire ,o",:iIcn WAS ordered granted. ANA
al
reading If the petition last evening L.
count aS IN" FIRST reading of t" "rd'-
uaurr. that work might Ice started AZ
once.
\ number Of citizens Of I'm t;rol" On
S"rpaurd street. aSE,ng pcrm:SS'"H l"
lay = drainage sewer. was presented
and referred |" n" city eng Nicer ava
civ u.,naGr TO invcSt.pac,.
Harry SiCrl. SECOND wHrd merchant.
presented d petition asking permission
be- granted HIM to use part Of MARKET
street and Il part OF Alley : tnr display
of his wares. Il WIS referred :" cry
Manager :phlin, for report. Mr.. E1h'
I'm at once reported III" situation rs II
EXISTS that Mr.. S:gcl on several "rc'-
>ions has violated the city "rdInAuceS.
I'aon motion Of Councilman fancy. '"r
report WAS adopted and the petition re-
jectcd.
\ petition from the Earl" Rogers
Cur<,uuy asking permit for Ill H1Hcr-
Using box around pole at Twelfth ana
Man streets. was read and Lid on
the table Thrr" is city "rd'nanr"
providing no such boxes y" installed.
Councilman Habig presented a rcSo-
luton ordering city Manager Ephin I"
Investigate the ACCESSIBILITY Of erecting
a footp.,tN across the Elm Grove bridge
between the National pike and the coun-
" ;nfirmary. The resolution was
adopted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
NO DECISION YET
ON CHIEF Of STAFF
OF AMERICAN ARMY

Wa,h:ulton. March q Secretary
Weeks today set at rest all ruIn"rS re-
rarding the now chief Of stan - 'h'
army hv declaring that no selection h''d
N,ru made and that he had nni MS
,ussrd the matter with the president
and would not make even "A tentative
selection until he had consulted MI
Harding.
Mr.. Weeks EXPLAINED that under IN"
law only officers Of or above lhe Ia"h
or major general who's" names anl"'1F
on the genera! stan initial e!is'p''!S
list may be chosen for IN" place. NJ
rrcS,ut, he said. only tn" following arr
eligible: General IershinG ana Ma "r
Generals, March. Billiard. p!ckH'd", l'"'
horJ Morrison. Summcral! and Wood
In addition. officers SECRETARY N''NH
will ,nis week designate for recess APP
,,,in,mru.s as major generals Will also
hc eligible for chief Of staff. MT. Weeks
has moi announced who viii appear on
this list.
Tho list sent 10 congress by former
Secretary Baker. which failed Of con-
Grmation. Included RrgadIrr H'n"ra'S
NrAndrcw. Hines. Shank$. tr"nkhl'''
craI. Hundy. Wright. Muir M"noh"r'
Alien and Ham. In addition to these
names. IL was considered certain nj th''
war Department that the name OF
irigadicr General Clarence r. Edwards
would APPEAR on the revised LIST pre-
n,rcd By Secretary Weeks.
OF the twenty "M!"rrS who thus VIII
lao rlIgihlr for chief II stan. number
arc ALREADY considered 10 be eliminated
:yr various reasons. G"ncral t"TShihE y
high rank and unIqGc position IN IN:
army are considered such a. In max"
i impusSIhlr that he would h" r""S!d-
cred. and Secretary Weeks already has
Indicated that h. would not r"H"hl'NA''
General March. General Wood has ALI
nuunc-d thnr after he returns from MS
mission to the Philippines for President
Harding he will retire To become head
OF Pennsylvania university. BriSad."r
Generals Buudy and Edwards will not
b. cIiE biz for IN" post even II they ar"
confirmed as major generals As thr!r
names do not appear on IN" initial
general stan eligibility lSt rs mad"
public at tho wa DEPARTMENT. IhcS"
ciininatlonS leave fifteen names from
which Secretary Weeks must select the
next chief OF staff.
The war secretary Also announced to-
day that within two or three weeks h"
would make an aunounCemcnt regarding
the future duties of General Pershing.
who is now awaiting some assignment
to duty commensurate with his rank as
general Of tho army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
MINISTER TELLS
RUMANIAN ABUSES
DIR. GABRIEL CSrKI SPEAKER AT
UNITARIAN CHURCH LAST
NIGHT
PAINTS G. APH IC P1CTUEE OF
POSTWAR CONDITIONS
IN HUNGARY

l. ..rt ,-tfs
Ne '"' ho I.,,,,r;a,,
, Trans! 'Van''' Er'N' ~. , wv ,,'.,,,..,,. -,
'h"r'h ''S' "'S" N' ,,r,I. ~ ,,,s
~ ,,si,., ,,.,s ;ntrodurrL by WAL
10y ;I,, - ~, lav,,,n's
, ter IS hH'o" F'''N"'
league.
Or. Cstkt - III" minister or INC "'"
est Unitarian cnurch III the ""I!"
' which is situated ut h"!"SNaT' ~
comes 10 this country COMMISSIONS" "
the Roman Cathollr tTeNn!'er'"" """
Unitarian churches or hungary lie
spoke LAST week In Pittsburgh. FROM
here IL goes I" 't"lc!ind' WhrF' ne
WI MAKE addresses at inc lh.'"Fi nan
vhurrn~S Of that 'ity. lie WI 'iS'
! SlraK a. = con:"rrnr" OF presbyterian
churches ~ Canada IN June
In his address last n'Sh' Ir' SIM
drew IL plctur" 81 rr"-"hr I'''"'"''9
among tho chur,Gts of hhh-''rS.
''TranSylIauia h"tur" thH war WhS iH'A
, country "f RELIGIOUS tr""d"u, ne
said I'm my district th"r" ar" thr""
bishops. the Roman Cathode. ~" LII
,hcran and N" Unitarian VIII" IS more
properly v!NrH N" ul'' oi SUi'E'h''h-
dent Th"s" th:'" heads "' '"'
/ cnurrhcs work together in full fellow
: shin mi CpOI'Thll'I W Nv. 80 - 1900
Catholic bishop comes |" holoSN"T "''
STAYS a. the house Of the Unitarian
SUPERINTENDENT. This illustrates the
feeling which existed among people "'
different churches.
To-day Transylvania Is country
without law or order. inc i'r'oh III.
mcdiatcly following IN" war ma" proven
to hc more terrible than ina WY u sci.
/ Tn, Eumanian troops invaded iran
! SyIyanIa in defiance of tn" arm!Stlce'
/ ,pd since their coming n" people have
r.cnivcd ;nuurlcrablc prosecutions.
An church property was r"nhS'at'"
by the RumanEtns for Their own U.S..
II has therefore been nnp"SS'h'" Tor
/ the churches To carry on their WORK or
TO give succor to the people VII" ar"
! in noed of their miuiStrAtonS. Thou-
sands of people have been driven from
{ tbcir nome. even baniShcd from the
. country. Many have dlcd as the r.
suit Of heatings at the hands or SOL
dicrs and gcndarmcS. \ decree re-
Gently nasscd makes possible the ban
! ishment of any Roman Catholic or
! Unitarian Hungarian family on the
GROUND ,ha; they are foreigners ana
| have no rights in hungary. Inc u'".
rate among children Is exceedingly
nigh du. to insufficient nouriShmcnt
nrd crnosure to suffering.
IN the period before the war de-
,,,r,in,,ionol day schools were main
t.jned nv the churches These SrhoolS
are now closed and the buildings con-
asc,tcd by the RumauIans SOM"
rri.st% and ministers who hay" dared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
COP
HITS STREET CAR
EDWARD GoUpY OBVIOUSLY IN
JURED WHILE SPEEDING TO
SOUTH SIDE BLAZE
Taken to Ohio valley General Hospital
Fire Was Ext1ngudshed With
Little Loss

Edward Guudy, ".ty pp!ir" rrot"rcy-
81" officer "f 81 Virginia street. - in
the ONO valley General hospital suffer
ing from Il sever: ruL on hIa head and
numerous hruisey about the body AZ
the result Of mis- motorcycle crash ing
INTO street car at Twenty seventh
and tN? pine streets whln' sp"eJinS 10
TIA" lire at Thrty-H!th aud Wood
streets yesterday afternoon.
Cloudy Vas thrown from his machine
in the rash. and rendered unconscious.
II" Mas picked up and rushed 10 the
hUSpta. whore At first IL was believed
his injuries would prove fatal. How
ever, All Nliay examination showed he
is not suffering from Il fractured skull,
but badly bruised.
Til" accident happened wien the mo-
ioT"yrI" officer ran into the street car
L. avoid running inrO an automobile
which Swervcd around the Wheeling
Traction car. which was waiting for
tire trucks to TaSS. The motorcycle
kept on running after the crash and
finally stopped against n telephone pole
about a half block away.
Tn" fire "hS on the roof of 3jl3
wood street The blaze was cX;!n-
Euis'"d with chemical line and with
little loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
MAZE Of ROUTINE BUSINESS
DISPOSE Of BY COUNCIL

Zenith. :IN'nE assessment 'har'he'
r,,rv.rtn 10 Eish,r.u;h. and PAVING 49,
srssmrrt. Tw"nty-tn!rd street. Ch"pIine
:" Water
Following the reading "f the minutes
OF the ,4,; meeting III" ordinances W'7"
,,.-n r,.I G,r >-,"aL and tAtrt I'm =.
and voted uIvrn. All were unan'moN'.F
adopted
\ report ur the EdGinEton Goa! '"'n-
parry committee" suggesting tn" SI''"'-
ing -: ~. petition t. III" company :"
erect a coal chat" "a RIN"TS."' i"rh It"
load boats. W. Submitted and adopted.
,'nuu,. man {. =. Th"mps"n r"r"rt'H'
after .uyrS ;ir;lt.n-;. ;aat tn" petition
- 4 nur, Der OF cjtIz"ns of El.'n >N'''
AMI N,:"l /. ASKING - N''""r :" 'ul l.
WIS deserving. Estimates :" q" TIC
wurk. ,nlaN.rg u cost Of SilI. were sun
mi;ted. and tn" report waN referred 10
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W. VA. FRUIT LITTLE DAMAGED

MartinSburE. W. Va. March @2.-tN-
ANIMATION Of fruit trees in this section
to-day revealed that the blossoms and
buds in the great proportion had been
nipprd by last nights freeze, but this
did not iudlrai" that the crop had been
DESTROYED. growers said. The small
amount al moisture III the buds and Il
hrrrZc during the night protected tn"
fruit. II wAS said. Peaches and early
fruit sustained the most serious harm.
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OUT-THE-PIKE

w, use Standard S;rn,"s only. W.""i-
.. Tsrr ( Awning 90. f",. ES3
f-ii-m-w-f- to-my-l3
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NUMEROUS PETITIONS AND COM
MrrEE REPORTS WERE
PASSED UPON.
Blk Ordinances Adoptsd-The warwick
China Company Was Allowed
Special Privileges.

tn" ,,dopt!"2 %" six ordinances. and
tn. >''"dy disposition o. a n'ass "t r""-
tine 1,'l~.resN Ta~N"t the ""gu.;,r week
~ wr.,'.me Of ,!iS .cuu,;. held las eve
rnS. with every III, mixer present
The vrdiHan, - adopted were: "rant-
Ing a permit !" "a" HratroN AMI Sh.dd"l
Stor, q erect :. display window az their
store on E!"v"n:h street: tn" erection
Of cunrrret steps IL front OF tn h"nl"
CT Joseph SIMON. ~ 95Si Main street.
PAVING ASSESSMENT, "-tInAMc" To- E'f
street. E:'c,'ath t. Tweitth, iNaN;;S L.
seS~ment for Market street. Pike to
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No matter what you want II will save
you time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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hero tomorrow a

Nor-Partisans hero tomorrow and
Thursday.
Many Of the $50 delegates. selected
by various county CUh,"fati"n' are DEM
itrly instructed for or against recall
n this Zine. but most OF the delegates
Will enter the convention uninstructed
Proponents Of an immediate recall
rto".inn have announced that besides
tirv-rrvr trazI"r the recall should be
aimed at Attorney General William
I1.lnkn and John Hagan. commissioner
ri agriculture and labor. The three
constitute the state industrial commits
sion IN charge Of state owned industries.
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Attempt Recall Of the
North Dakota Governor

Devils Lake. y. H.. March 29.-PrO-
i'u$als 10 attempt the recall Of Govern
"r l.. j. Frazier. and certain other state
"ifi"iais. elected with Nonrartisan
LaAC7lc endorsement viii b. considered
by j. statewide convention Of anti
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woMAN INDICTED.

Chicago. March CAN indictment
charging murder was returned to-day
against Mrs. Cora Orthwein. formerly
of st. Louis, for the Staying Of Herbert
Zicgler. Chicago. manager Of tire con-
Germ Bond was fixed at 100000.