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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
LA LOGIA UNION AMPAROa DE
cAGUAS CELEBRARA IN RE
GIO FESTIVAL

NAAy = 80 = = ' -AA@
Ell microbes. 6 de julio, Sc ceIebrazs
ri en- el .Teatro ArceIay. de Caguas,i
Ia fiesta annual de Ia Logia Union ),
Amparois, que trabaja en- la menciona-
da poblacion.
III acto promote rcsultar brillante,
pnes numerosas personas tomaran par !.
tc en- Ia velada lfrico-musical Abrira
el acto el Ledo. Santos Sanchidriin,
venerable maestro de Ia indicada To- /,
gia. La selection musical ests Il cargo
de don Erncsto Ramos, y pronnnciara
I'M discurso con motive de la fiesta
y sobre el fin que pcrsigue dicha Lo !
gia. Al celebrar los rcferidos actos, el
distingnido escritor don Eugcnio AS
t0l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
Cr,Rso DE vER.lSo EN- AREcIBo

II HSO LIE f.lL.A.Nb E>.N AM
Entire las varias solicitudes cue Sc
han recihi,lo Ell 4 diStrito de Arecbo.
GO han rccomcnGado los siguicnteS
candidatOs:
Para el curse DC matstros ruralcS
Enriqueta dc gJcstis. Joscfina Il. Mar
tfnez. Ana M;irfa Mniii.. Jose Sanchez
Gabriel, Maria Sotomayor y Mariana
Aceyed0. siendo los cuatr0 candida-
tos primeros. graduates del curse
cientffico de In Alta Escucla.
Para graduados de ingl6S: Petra
Padilla, Ramona Rodriguez, Consue-
10 Perez. Ana Della Riscra Y Marsa-
rita Perez, las euales cumplen con las
condiciones requeridas, siendo las dos
primeras graduadas de- curse cientf-
fico de Ia Alta Escuela.
Los que obtengan sus certificates
deberan comprometerse cnseiiar ALI
donde Sc necesiten sus servicios.
FL curse empezarl el dfa 5 de julio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
AgMENTo DE CAPITAL

Ha sido archivedo eli La Secretarfa
Ejccutiya de Puerto Rico, un eertifi-
cado de enmienda las clausnlas dc
incorporation de Ia corporation do
m6stica, denominada a. Erie Sum-
mersilie Co., Inc.". aumentando el
capital social autorizado. a S140000.
v cambiando el sitio de In oficina q Ia
casa ntimero &c lie Ia ealle Allen, de
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
IA pIANTA ELECTRICA

Sigue adelante el proyecto de i'm
plantar Una planta el&ctrica munici-
pal en- San Juan. para servicio de luz
fuerza. In municirali,lad gaSta
anualmente, en- ndmeros redondos,
Glen mil d6lares al afio en- esos servi-
clos Y Sc cree que la installation re-
sultarfa muy ventajosa para la muni-
cipalidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
EEL )EREZAN0' !. !.
vINAGRE Espanol Superior %
De venta en- todas parties. ser
AL por mayor. ~
Gomez, Figueroa s. Co.,u
S. EN- c. 5e 10
Box l1s2. - Cruz e5. Tel. s51::..-
'SERvICIo DE CoRREos 4 Ia G stsf
MARA DE CtlMERclc, '''sq'

1 at
En- virtud de ciefia irrcgilar:daaa =
que ha venido pre,aieciendo zen el :
seryicio de corrcos c,ltrc cl ContincnG- !,
te nustra lsla. cl ST.. Salvador Fe;-
rrcr, acrcdiiado i antique c0mcre;aIl-
tet en- Ia ciudad lie Now York. y on sit
caracter de Delesado de In Camslr: tle
Concrete dc Puerto Rico ante IA sCtsi7s.
mara Nacional on Washington. SO ha.
sdirigido al Administrator ticneiai
de Corrcos. prescntando las corres-
pondicntes 1ueias. y entire otras expo 1
ne:
..Scsln tenao cnicndido, el Gob.crno,,
paga para que Sc sostenga I'M service
bi-semanal entire New York Y Puerto
Rico, pero clyo serVicio SO deja ttefs'
cumplir repetidamentci por una u otfasF
raz6n, ararte de que amenudo Sc en1.ii
via cl cofreo par los yapores tle mny
poca marcha, empleando 6 Y. agnnas
vcces, hasta dias. en- Ia travesfa.
Agr6gase que durante una gran par
tc del aio solamente SO hace cl tras-
porte dc Ia correspondence dc New
York a Puerto Rico una sola ycz n Ia
semana, cs decf. los sibados'.
Es satisflctorio anunciar. quo el I,
Postmaster General ha contcstado,
ofrecicndo que Ia queia del ST.. Fc
rrer mereccri, debida atenci5n. Y en- cl
cscrito del referido Postmaster, hay
I'm parrafo que dice:
''Estamps considcrando el asnnto. = =
abrigo muchas espcmn2as ie que po-
premOs introducir alguna mcjora en-
el scryicio sobre todo, al terminar q"
yencimienio.. denlro dc algunos neses
de los contratos con q Gobierno.'
Nos completeness en- comunicar es-
tos datos. por ser de gran inter6s pa
IA nucstro comercio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
nRpENANzAs ApRoBApAs

Ell Gobernad0r INFERNO la aproba-
do la siguiente ordcnanza. adoptada
por la Comisi6n de Seryicio PGblico !:
"OrdeAanZa concediendO TN permi-
so revocable a la .'All America Cables
Inc. para tender Y mantener Una Ii
nea de cable submarine q trayes de la
zona MARTINA, en- I'm punto al oeste
de la punta de In Cuchara, cerca del
puerto de Ponce
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
LOS .cUBANOs 10 yENDEN

Apcsar dc la tremenda crisis que
ocasiona graves perjuicios la VII
da econ6mica de Cuba y que tiene
por causa principal la enorme baja
del azdcar. las eaistencias del dulcc
contindan sin vendersc y el Gobicrno
trata dc evitar que Sc cntreglcn las
dos terceras parties de Ia cosecna que
adn quedan a los tipos ruinosos de
estos dfas. La pequeha alza de aver
la arruinado un tanto los preduc-
torres de Puerto Rico que aiin conser-
van existencias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
INTERMEDIATES ,TRANsMIsI
! BLES

La Sanidad Insular informa los ST
guientes casos de Intermediates trans
misibles, ocurridos en- la isla, durante
Ia pasada semana: Fiebre tifoidea.
dos casos; tos ferina, 4; paludismo, 8;
tGtano infantil, 3; tuberculosis, 80; un
cinariasis, 81, influenza, y saram-
pion. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
LA SESSION DE ANoCHE

Sc inforna que la Junta Central del
Partido Unionista celebr6 anOche, Sc
sion extraordinaria para tratlr v re-
solver oiversos asuntOs pendientes de
consideration. FL viaje del Sr. BARGE
10 a los Estados Unidos, La combina-
ci6n de nombramientos pendientes Y
las reformas a La Ley Municipal, pare
ce que eran asuntos tratar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
Ell SIR. f. sALDASA

En- el caso de que hubiere una nue.
va combination de altos puestos. on cl
Gobiern0 Insular ell Ia que figure el
actual Secretario Executive. Sc indica
para sustituirle, al Assistant. Sr. Sal
dana, que hace mucho tempo dcsem-
pe1a id6neamente este 1ltimo cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
SENoRA DEsAPARECIDA

Por un pequeflo disgnsto tenido con
su esposo Luis Mangual, ha desapare-
cido de su hogar en- Mayagiiez. la Sc
fora Ambrosina Tejado, dominicana
y como de 10 amos de edad. Dej6 en-
podcr dc su marido sus dos ni1os Y
uno de ellos esta gravemente enfermo.
Mangual agradeceria cualquier infor-
macion, acerca del paradero de su
senora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
PENDlENTE DE Ia vENTA DE
BONOS

La mayor parte dc has ntlevas obras
de construction dc ed;ficios Y de Ca
rreteras, que acord6 Ia pasada Icsis-
latuEi, no Sc podran rcalizale en- tan
to no Sc emitan y vendan los Bonos
a que SO rcf.eren las respectivas Ic-
yes que las autorizan 0 disponen Hay
pen,ria dc dinero en- el Tesoro insu-
lar, scgin parecc. por eausa de la
crisis Y no Sc haran desembolsos que
no estGn cxtrictamentc justificados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
DECORANDo FL TRAYEcTo

Sc cstan colocando bandcras de los
Estados Unidos en- las Gales que ha
de rccorrer Ia Parada del 4 dc Julio
Y la comisi6n del municipio dc la
ciudad que entiende eli cl cumplimien
to del programa .trata dc haccr cl mas
artistico decoradO.
va comicnzan a llcgar familias de
la lsla que vicnen a las ficstas v hay
mucha animation para cl bale de cs-
ia noche en- el Teatro Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
DISTINGUIDA BODA

Mailana por- la noche, contraeran
matrimonio en- Miramar, Santurce, en-
la residcncia de la novia, el joven
Oscar A. Gambia Y Ia bella .seilorita
Pillar Catillchi. Fijardn su residcncia
en- cl nl1mero ia de la. Avenila Pom
&c de Leon. Al dcsearlcs felicidades,
asradeeemos la invitaci6n que para
asistir al acto hcmos recibido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
rRoFEsoREs 9oIcEprDos

FL arrcsle hechc Ell el Dcpartanen-
to de INSTRUCTION. dc acunr''o con las
asignaciohes de la Legislatura. Sc dis
pone de los siguientrs:
DE inG!6s. 200; Rlrales, 2.le0: Dc
continuation, 1870; Hc agriculture. a
I4abores, so; AItsica. clucacidA f!siea
Y dibujo. 20.
Ha hahido I'M aumea;o general dc
7tit profcsorcS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
REsIDEN EN- HATo REY

Los distinguidos esposos joaquin
L. Miro v Angela G. de Miro, gene
ralmente estimadas en- esta sociedad,
han trasladado su residential de San
Juan la Parada 20 de Hate Rey, en-
donde pasaran el resto, del verano.
les descamos las mejores impresio-
ncs en- su clegante vivienda a los es.
timablcs esposos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
DE sE6'RETARIo INFERNO

Con motivo lie IA iicencia de quee9
disfruta el sccratario particular dei4s
Gobernador. sr Pedro Rodriguez. ! icR
sustitllye q ioycn cmplcailo dc aauesu.
lla oiicina ST., Nicolas Almiroty, que
ha dcsempcna,lo q MiSmo cargo en-
otras ocasfones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
IN ROBO !.

Anoche penetr6 un caco en- Ia resi-
dnecia de don Antonio Gonzalez, en-
Miramar. robaidole SD on effective, y
un llavero. Pcnctr0 por una ventana
que Sc qucd6 alberta, SIN que nadie
on la casa Sc percatara de Ia moles-4
ia vista nocturnal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
lInsai.AS E.N MAYAGuF,z

Fl nurro editicir para r'la en la
Ciudad dc; oeStc. tendrl echo sal0hc>
Y Sc ca!au!a sn eosto en 10000.
-Dentro CO blnyc fecha So sacari
& slAasta Ia obra del HarQUc Y Monu-
mrnto q MuAoZ Rivera. cuyos' proyec-
tos Y planes cstan VA terminates.
Sc cst:in haoiendo arragioS para
ropaiaci6n dc GALES : transformation
dc Ia Plaza dc ,'ol6n. en- m FarGue
dc Recr-o cue $irsa .d" orna'o Ia
c.tplad dc s:tio te soiaZ a los hlhoS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
Ia TIENpA aX"

ResulFl una incsgmta, pero 81 Sc
siguen leyendo los anuncios que res
pecto de ella Sc publican en- Ell M
PARCIA!l, sera despejado en- breve
el secreto del nuevo cstablecim;onto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
sE TRAsLADAN 4 Pr>. DE- TERRA

Las iabaqneras que tEai,aian en In
Marina, III mando de MI. Richardson,
SOFA saaaran coniinnar Ia Labor On
el edilicia dc l'acrta dc TERRA.
Los >alonrs que elias octman hoy en-
la Mar.ni - utiiizarin para aima-
cen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
2a CAIAS pE RRANnY..

la policfa ocup0 aver. en- un alma
cen de San Juan, % cajas dc brandy.
FL Comisionado dc Ia Prohibition es-
Ia hacienda una investigation sobre
el asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
lie RoBARoN. Ell RELoJ

LIE ROBARON' Ell RELOJ
\ don Antonio TrilIa,- de. Bayam6n,
le han robado un reloj; de. ORC con su
leontina Y un die con un brillante
Y dons rubfcs. Tambi6n lie robaron un
portamonedas de plata. .Valora todo en-
5000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
81. e.. IA PE.STE

solo dos caScS do pes;e hag actual
nlcnte eli ci cuar"l:cn&rio Y eH hr"yr
SO daran a" alta l,acs su cstado cs
camrletmEpn.c Sas.sfaGtalio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
LOS NoMBRAMIENTos pENDIEN-
TIES

Para la probable vacante dc Fiscal
del Distrito dc TInmacao. por trasla
do San Juan del I4cdo Massiri, Sc
habla on los cfrculOs p0lfticOs dc p0-
sibles candidates y entire ellos los
Lcdos. Cervoni, Il. Gomez y Gallardo.
Sc habld dc la posibilidad de uIf>cam
bio dc destihb del actual Juez de Dis
trito dc Guayama, Lcdo. Lopez Acos-
ia. para Fiscal General especial en-
cl Departameflto dc Justicia, ycndo el
Lcdo. Llauger, dc Ia olicina del Attor-
ney General, al cargo dc Ia Comisi6n
de Scrvicio PGblico. Parece que no
hay motive para asegurar que el Lcdo.
Samalea Iglesias sea candidate en-
esas comhinaciones, por descar conti-
nuar en- el puesto que desempena ac-
tualmente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
~ INFORMAClON GENERAL
RIO PIEDRAss TAMBIEN

FL. Representative Il Ia camara, sr.
Romanf. cree que eli cl case dc esta-
hlcccrsc una planta eleciriea mni-
cipal en- San .Iuan. Rio pledras pu-
dicra entrar on arrcglos para ohtencr
81, scrvicio de aIunbraJo. FL costo de
una planta electrical Sc calcnla Ell 5000
por cada l<ilo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
DE vIAJE

La distinguida damita del Versa
llcss, Srta. Gcereina Romero, In sa-
lido para la culta ci,ldad de Manati,
en- donde ingresara ON el Colcgio del
Sagrado Cerazon, con objeto de cur-
sar estulios especiaIcs,
Desoamoslc, felfz exito = pronto re-
grcso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
rMrLEAnos cEsANwEs.

Hoy Guad1rAa cosantcs uuos eaan-
tos empita.,o, de Ia Iolceiita. FL no
traliaj jar torceGores ea q edilitio DC
Puerta de Ticrra. 10 hi .cqucrido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
poN sANTIAGo l.LoYERAs

Guaria cana, en- su residencia de
santurce, cl senior Santiago Lloveras,
padre de nuestfo amigo eI joveh Ra-
mon Lloyeras. dneho del Cine .Puer-
70 Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
IN ALAMBIotE

Ii policfa de Santurcc ocup6 en- po-
der de Agustina Fabre, en- Tras Ia
Heres, un alambique. Sc lla ptesenta-
do, Ia correspondence denuncia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
EN- VACACIONEs

La Corte de Distrito de Mayagiirz.
esta en- periodic de vacaciones ,iesde
hace una semana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
ADvERTEN CIA

No consume queso desconocido de
'dudosa procedencia. Pida eI Iegitimo
~QUEsO ORPT" de Arecibo, con eti-
queta colorado. Constantes cxisten-
cia. Disadvantages:
sUAzo & sEIJO,
Tefufn 1, Tel. $50, San Juan, r. n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
AVER sUBIO EL AzucAR

Cables de Nueva York, recibidos en-
el dfa de aver en- San Juan, informa-
ron IN preclo de $4 y i'm octave, para
yentas de azllcar dc Puerto Rico en-
aqueila ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
a BARRAoUIrAs

FL mnes pr6xmo Sc ausenra para su
residencia en- la potrica region de Ia
montana. cl Senado Sr. j. j. Benftez.
a quicn acompaha su distinglida IA
milia les dcseanlos el mcjor viaje
Q impresioncs en- su temporada de yc-
rano, que no pudieron realizar antes
a causa dc la reunion dc Ia Legisla-
tura.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23

Washington's life. Samuel listened
carefully -
AT the conclusion of the service sam
uei was the first to get up and tiptoe
out. He walked as one who had visions
OF where he might spend the night. He
-dldnt cringe at this thought. however.
ana sought out the first policeman he
could find on the Bowery and asked
him the way to Police Headquarters.
Inc first man that Lindenhilt
CHANGED to meet in the hall of Police
II headquarters was Detective Sergeant
Edward Weisner, of the Missing Per
sons Bureau.
I've got confession want to
make, said Lindenhilt. The detective
took the boy into Inspector Coughlin's
Office where he told the following
story:
On February s, Lindenhilt said. his
employer, Louis Firstenberg, trunk
dealer OF $50 Third Avenue, sent hirn
to the bank to deposit S7a. Instead of
following instructions, Lindenhilt con
tessed, he kept the money and went by
train TO Richmond, where he said he
spent the money having a good time
After describing his travels from
Richmond 20 Newport and his efforts
to enlist in the navy there, Lindenhilt
was locked up 81 Police Headquarters
and his former employer informed of
his arrest.
"This Washington guy had the
DOPE" he said as he aurled up on his
cot fer the night
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Air Mail Pilot Killed
Trying to Make Record
Captain William E. Lewis Dies
When Plane Falls in Tail q.
Spin at EIko. New.

san FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.- Captain
William b. Lewis, thirty-eight years
old, air mail service pilot on the Reno
tc Salt Lake leg of the service, was
killed at Elko, New, to-day, while
be was trying to help establish a rec
ord for fast delivery between San
rancisco and New York.
His plane, which vas one of two
that left the Coast at 4:30 o'clock this
morning, went into tail spin while
he was taking OF from Elko. and
crashed to the ground. Captain Lewis
was to have been married next month
to Miss NJ. E. Bryant, Of San Francisco.
The planes were to arrive in New
York to..morrow night. Two planes
which left New York this morning west
ward bound reached Chicago tonight.
taptain Lewis's companion plane
reached Salt Lake City at 1888 this
noon, North Platte, Neb, at 7:48 p. m.
ana was due in Omaha at midnighl.
another plane was put in the race To
take the place of Captain Lewis.
DALLAS, Tex. Feb. %. Lieutenant
William Coney, transcontiuental flyer,
who was attempting twenty-four- hour
flight from the Pacific TO the Atlantic,
but who was forced to land a. Bronte
early to-day, because of engine trouble,
will proceed to Love Field, Dallas, to-
morrow morning.
Officers at Love Field said tonight
that it was believed Coney would give
up his attempt for record flight, but
would proceed to Jacksonville, Fla. 10
meet his mother.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Washington Had Right Dope,
Says Newsie. Confessing Theft

Samuel Lindenhilt, sixteen years old,
erstwhile errand boy, newsie, boot
black and vagabond, heard the story Of
Washington's life for the first time last
night while sitting i'll the company of
group of unshaven down-and cutters
in the Bowery Mission. So strongly
was the boy moved by the deeds of the
first President and his strict adher-
ence to the truth that he is locked up
at Police Headquarters to-day, a self
confessed robber and a convert to the
belief that honesty is the best policy.
Samuel Lindenhilt had never heard
OF Washington. He had never heard Of
the Bowery Mission either. He was
Just tired and cold, bit hungry and
greatly disappointed when he followed
& group of hoboes iato the mission last
night,
Samuel had come all the way from,
Newport yesterday. Snowdrifts and
slushy roads had chilled him. lie had
eaten nothing since morning and he
was disappointed because he had been
refused enlistment in the United States
Navy three times while in Newport.
He went into the mission in the hope
Of supplying some of these wants and
was much cheered-uSy the warmth he
found there. TheFt-rsme the story Of
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Held. as Thief
After Fight i'm
" aldorf Room
Young Man subdued by De-
tectives in Struggle as Fur
niture Is Wrecked; Sus.
pected Of Many Robberies
Got Key at Desk, He Says
Was Found i'm Suite Of
Woman, Said to Have
Lost 81, 900 i'm .Jewelry

William Baker, a we'll dressed young
man, who told the police he was
twenty-five years old and that he was
a laborer, was arrested after struggle
IN room 633 of the Waldorf
last night and taken to the West Thir-
tieth Street police station, charged
with burglary. He was held at the
police station for identification by
house detectives from other Broadway
hotels that have reported large rob-
berries in the last three weeks.
Baker was discovered in Room 633
by Anthony Capurro, a house detec-
tive, shortly after 10 o'clock last night.
The room is assigned to Miss Mary
Gallagher, registered from San Fran
cisco. Miss Gallagher, who was attend
ing a theater at the time, lost more
than thousand dollars worth of her
Jewelry from her room last Saturday
night, it is said. Owing TO this robbery
the number of detectives assigned to
the various floors of the hotel had
been doubled.
At 10 O'Clock last night Capurro,
who had been assigned to the sixth
floor, saw a we'll dressed man unlock
Miss Gallagher's door and without q
glance for those who chanced to be in
the hall at the time, go in and close
the door behind him. After waiting for
several minutes, Capurro followed the
man into the room.
Struggle in Room Begins
The room was in complete darkness.
After closing the door behind him, Ca
purro waited in silence for few min
utes. He could hear nothing At his
first step, however, he was attacked
from behind. A pair of arms was
thrown about his neck with stunning
force, and he was dragged to the floor,
where fight in earnest was begun.
All of Capurro's attempts to call for
help were in vain. The two men
struggled, rolling and tumbling about
in the pitch darkness for several
minutes.
Finally Capurro succeeded in drag
ging his assailant to the door and then
out into the hall, where the fight con-
tinued. According to Capurro, his as
sailant tried repeatedly to draw#
pistol.
Chambermaid Calls Help
The two men fought the complete
length of the hall before Capurro's
CANS lor nclp atCIaCteQ Lne attention
Of chambermaid. The maid, on rec
ognizing Capurro, dashed to d phone
and called the Police Department. The
men were still struggling at the head
OF back stairway when Detectives
O'Connell and Doyle, from the West
T,hirtieth Street station, reached the
sixth floor in answer to the maids call.
When questioned by detectives. at
the West Thirtieth Street police sta
tion last night Baker said he had
gained entrance 80 Miss Gallagher's
room with the key which he received
from the clerk at the desk. Baker said
he simply went to the desk of the hotel
at $3.50 o'clock and asked for the key to
room 633.
When Baker was searched .3S
caliber pistol was found in his pocket.
The management of the Waldorf re-
ported that no jewelry or valuable OBJ
jects were in Miss Gallagher's room.
Every movable object was wrecked as
g result of the fight, it was said.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Turks Hold Up
arley, W ant
To Bar Sultan
Nationalist Leader Refuses
10 Recognize Delegates
From Constantinople and
Forces an Adjournment
Insists ON Greek Custer
Complete Revision Of Sevres
Treaty Demanded; Action
Promotes French Plans
BY Arthur S. Draper
FROM The Tr@bu,e's Europeon Bureau
Cnnv1ls sht lAH1 Nv. H.n-I. rt,-.l--..... L.

Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Bekir Samy Rey.
head Of the Turkish Nationalist da1e
CATION to the Allied conference here
with Turk and Greek leaders. com
pletel5' blocked negotiations to-day.
Declaring that ne alone represented
Turkey, the Kemalist leader rejected
the Allied suggestion that he cooperate
with the Sultan's delegates, refused
to recognize the Constantnople dele
gates as representing anybody tut
themselves and the powers that put
them into office, and deglanded the
complete revision Of the S&vres treaty
to eject Che Greeks from AnatoIia.
Premiers Lloyd George and Brand
and Count Sforza, italian Foreign Min
lster, and a few Of their advisers met
IN the British Premiers official resi-
dence IN Downing Street before noon
sented yesterday. They had planned
to hear the, Turks this afternoon, but
the iirm stand taken by the National
lsts ;9ade progress temporarily i'm
possible, and The Allied leaders ad-
'journed until tomorrow.
The stand of the Nationalists con-
vinced the French that a general set
t!ement was impossible and encouraged
them in their own efforts to come to
terms with the Kemalists. They now
are confident that they can agree with
the Nationalists on the basis of cedine
a good part of Northern Syria to them.
Mustapha Kemal has 1000 troops on
this front, and if he makes peace with
the French these forces Will be released
to be used against the Greeks on the
Thracian front. BRAND outlined the
French policy to Count Sforza at lunch
to-day after the conference.
Premier Lloyd George raised storm
at this mornings conference by suc-
gesting that representatives OF all the
countries interested in the treaty OF
Sevres be heard This would include
Emir Feisal, whom the French threw
out of Syria. BRAND furiously opposed
the suggestion, saying that the French
CONTINUED on pags throel
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
DauggIner'ty Speeds North
To Placate Hoover Foes:
DENLY May Get Navy Post
Cabinet Selections
As They Stand To-day

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb.
22 (By The Associated Press).-
President Harding's Cabinet, as
virtually completed to-day, is ex-
pected to be as follows:
Secretary of State-Charles
Evans Hughes, Of New York.
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon, of Pennsylvania.
Secretary of War-John W.
Weeks, of Massachusetts.
Attorney General-Harry NJ.
Daugherty, of Ohio.
Postmaster General-Will H.
Hays, Of Indiana.
Secretary Of the Navy-Edwin
Donby, of Michigan.
Secretary of the Interior-A. B.
Fall, of New Mexico.
Secretary of Agriculture -
Henry Wallace, of Iowa.
Secretary OF Commerce-Her-
bert C. Hoover, of California.
Secretary Of Labor-James j.
Davis, of Pennsylvania. i.