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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
LA ZARZUELA EN- Ell "AMERICA"
LA TROUPE MANZANO HA GUS
TADO MUCHO

Aver hubo TN verdadero jubilee EN- ell
TcdtrO 4mGricd, de los seiores Crosas
Y Co. FL p6blico 10 llen6 en- la matinee
Y Ell las dos tandas de la noche. en- que
todas las localidades estaban ocupadas
Ell cuadro de zarzuela organizado por
Luis Manzano. ha gustado eXtraordina-
riamcnte. FL piblico ha entrado ell el
espectaculO que cada noche, como es
natural, Sc We mas favorecido.
En- FL CucntO del Dragon, fue cele-
bradisima la bella tiple Josetina Lopez
MunoZ, que hizo con admirable acier-
to el simpdtico personaje de la Sama-
ritana. En- la romanza escuch0 mu-
chos aplausos Ell la escena final, con
el SelOr Alfonso de Nieva, fue llama
da insistentemente escena V apIau-
didfsima.
Elvira Lopez Muiloz. artista de tenn
peramento Y de brillantes facultades,
gust6 mucho en- FL 0ucnt0 del Dragon
~ en- san Judn dc Luz. Para ella V
para SUI simpatica hermana Josefina,
fueron los aplausos mas nutridos, de
los que recigi6 no pOcoS, Luis Manza-
no. ell graciosfsimo actor, que hizo un
don Agapito estupendo.
La direction escenica tuvo que hacer
milagros para acomodar el reparto de
las obras al modesto elenco, pero hasta
en- clio Sc We la pericia de un actor tan
notable como Luis Manzano, a quien
por fin. podenos admirar en- Su ver-
dadero g6nero, en- que tiene tanto lu-
cimiento.
Esta noche, Ell OrguIlO dc AIbdcete,
una deliciosa astracanada que tiene
muy fdcil reparto en- la troupe Nam
ZanO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

ell incentive del ofrecimiento de nu-
chos ,extranjeros para formar parte
de la legion, hace que estos Sc mues-
tren defraudados, seg1n dicen, y des-
des luego, descontestos. En- consonan-
cia con este han sido licenciados Gin
cuenta legionarios ingleses que seran
repatriados a Inglaterra, gente ma
leante que iba solo por la codicia del
botfn. Como es explicable hablan de
malos tratos Y otros eXcesos que AGO.
gen, naturalmente, los corresponsales
ingleses.
BRUSELAS, noviembre 21.-El Ga
binete ha presentado su dimision al
Rey Alberto, que ha ratificado sus po-
deres al primer ministro, rogandole
cue Ell tanto que Sc cclebra en- Was
hington la corferencia del dasarme,
desista de SUI dimision, va que el Ga
binete cuenta con la coniianza del Rey
y del pals.
No obstante las atlas razones ex-
puestas por ell Monarca, el presidente
del Consejo de Ministries insiste en-
la renuncia que aun no ha sido acep-
tada.
RIGA, noviembre 21.-En contras-
te con las noticias circuladas por la
prensa mundial, atribuyendo una ex-
traordinaria victoria la revolucion
antibolsheviqui que estallara en- Ukra-
mia, los cables de hoy dicen que los
ukranios han sido derrotados y que
su jefe Tutunik con su estado mayor,
han caido en- poder de las tropas boil
sheviquis que rehechas de los prime
ros descalabros, han logrado sobfe sus
contrarios una resonante victoria.
PARIS, noviembre 21.-Telegrafian
de Strasburgo que ha revestido gran
solemnidad la fiesta de inauguration
del monumento commemorative de la
historical carga de los coraceros fran
ceses en- la batalla de Reisthoffen en-
la guerra de $780, Ell monumento
es de grandes dimensiones Y reprodu-
ce con admirable perspectiva, un ira
gico momento de la lucha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
Junta Ordinaria de Ia
Cdnara de csNrGiO

La Directiva de la "Cdmmra de
Comcrcio" de Pto. Rico, Secci6n San
Juan cclebr6 Junta ordnaria el vier-
nes IS del corrente, tratdndose sobre
los siguirntes puntos:
Aprobaci6n del acta anterior.
Aprcbado Balance de Gaia con sal
do de $21S5.94.
Lectura de la carta a Ia senora
viuda de Santos, trarsl tibiendo la
Resolution de esta Cam; ra, con mo-
two del fallecimiento 4 senor Hila-
rio Santos.
Pasa abcorrespondiente COmitG una
copia de la Tarifa de Alijos confec-
'ciOnada por la Secci0n Mayagiiez.
Sc da cuenta con la information
de los respectivos COmit6s referente
estudios de los asuntos Compa1lfas
de Seguros. endoso sobre franquicia
de muelle Y establecimiento Puerto
Rico. como centro fabrib en- cuyos
asuntos Sc sigue trabajando activa-
mente.
Como rcSultado favorable de las
gestiOneS practicadas. Sc da cuenta
con Ia determination de las Compa-
MAS de vapores New York V Porto
Rico S. S. Co., V Bull Insular Line.
de que on aGeTante. aGemds de salts
facer el costo de las partidas par
ciales sObrc mercancfas que puedan
faltar Ell la descarga dc sus vapores.
satisfaran SUI tiete Y seguro cual-
quier otro gasto.
LGese una carta del presidente del
Comite anunciando que la Resolution
pasada conjuntamente con el Rotary
Club en- 10 que respecta al estable-
cimiento de puerto franco en- Puc.n
Rico. habfa sido eHtregada persona
mentc al Goberhador, para las CORES
pondientes gestiones ell Washington.
Como consecuencia Ge un esclfto
que dirige el Gobernador de Puerto
Rico a nuestro presidente, inspirado
per una communication del General
Nc 1ntyrc, Sc disclte scbre los medios
que scrfan viables para la adquisici6n
de un vapor que presto FL servicio
intercolOl!ial que desempen6 Ell otra
6poca el vapor alemdE "Praesident. -
Han ingresado como socios, las ca
saS: Javier Alfonso Riera Ruiz Es-
teva Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

LOS PORTORRIQUENOS QUE RE-
SIDEN EN- NUEVA YORK HAN
RECIBIDO AL GOBERNADOR
RELY CON MARCADA HOSTI-
LIDAD. =.

NEW YORK, noviembre 21.-A la
llegada del Gobernador Reilly, de Puer
to Rico, esta ciudad, fu6 organiza-
da una manifestation de protesta que
espero en- el muelle a que atraco ell
vapor "Tanamo", sigui6 en- automo-
viles al coche en- que iba ell funciona-
rio, y Sc apostle frente al Hotel Van
derbilt, donde Sc hospeda, prorrum-
piendo en- silbidos Y gritos de protes-
ia hasta que la policia disolvio la ma
nifestacion que estaba formada por
muchos portorriquenos y algunos ir-
landeses simpatizadores de estos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
UN PoBLADo NUEvo

Adelantan rapidamente las obras de
construction de la nueva barriada que
Sc esta estableciendo en- Hato Rey,
frente al Sanatorio del AuXilio Mdtuo.
Casas comodas y para familias mo-
destas, resulta ell nuevo poblado de
gran beneficio para ell mejoramiento
de las condolences urbanas de aquel
vecindario. Ell senor Jose Fernandez,
del alto comercio de esta ciudad esta
realizando ell proyecto y pronto que-
dara terminado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
SALIO ABSUELTO

Ell sabado fu6 absuelto por cl homo
rable juez Arrillaga, de la Secci6n Sc
gunda de la Cortc Municipal, 81 joven
Godofrcdo Pacheco, Il quien Sc le inn
putaba un delito de falsa representa-
ci6n. Ell Sr. Pacheco es empleado del
Gobierno Insular V 10 defendi6 brillan-
temente nuestro amigo ell Lcdo Artu-
ro ]. QuinoneS."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
Ell JUICIO DE ESTA MANANAa EN-
LA CORTE FEDERAL

Esta nlaiiana comenZaron, como va
habfamos dicho, los juicios por jurado
en- la Corte Federal. Ell primero Ell ce-
lebrarse, despues de constitufdo el ju-
RADIO, fue, contra los individuos Hippo
Ito Vega Y Eduardo Vidal Sostre. En-
esta scausa habfa otro acusado llama
do Nicolas Acevedo,. quien Sc declare
culpable antes del juicio.
A estos individuos Sc les acusaba de
que ALA por ell dfa 10 de mayo del CO.
rriente yenfan desde Aguadilla Ell un
caro- Ford, donde fueron llevar va
rios pasajeros desde Manatf. Cuando
regresaban por la madrugada. Nicolas
Acevedo los detuvo en- ell camino para
que lie Hevara hasta Manatf, ocho latas
de miel de abeja, por 10 que lie pidi6
Acevedo, ocho d6lares. Cuando el auto
m0vil lego a Manatf, result0 que 10
que contenfan las latas era alcohol y
no miel de abeja. La policfa ocup6 el
alcohol v 10 entreg6 al departamento
de la prohibition. Nicolas Acevedo de-
clar6 en- favor de los acusados, dicien-
do que en- realidad, el habfa engafado
a Hip6lito Vega Sostre.
Ell jurado, despues de haber estado
,estudiando ounce minutes, Heg6 la
conclusion de que los acusados eran
inocentes.
Ell Lcdo. Jose R. Quiiiones, defendid
a los acusados de una manera ma
gistral.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
Ell PIROPO CON CHICHO

Nuestro amigo el jo
Domenech. Marshal de |. :
cipal. secci6n segunda. h.; % IA
denuncia contra Ramon = III
dandula. en- que anOche Is
dicz Y media, pasando 81 de bra2o N
su sonora por la calle de Ia Cr- \
quina Ia de Ia Luna, Lich. sin :
peto alguno. le dirigio a la So =.
fraSes tales como linda rubia. te v
comprar unas pantallas igua'os
las que lleyas'. Aunque Tore s..
con la mano a Lich. Ia W.
var el case la Cortp "
legal. Lich. Ell union de :
tenciado hoy por la ma1a'' e
te, SO de multa. 20" e
Ia paz, asunto relacio' m
terror.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
INTENTO DE SUICIDIo

A las s p. m. de aver, en- ell Ranch6n
Bazdn. calle San Agustfn, en- Puerta
de TERRA, Ell la habitaci6n No. 10,
Jose Laloma, dominicano, de % amos
de edad, trigueilo, con residencia en-
Cataho, intent6 suicidarse, infiri6ndo-
Sc con una navajo barbera, una heri-
da incisa de seis centimetros de longi-
tud, en- ell cuello, siendo asistido en- la
sala de soc0rro, pasando al Hospital
Municipal, en- 'estddo grave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
SIGUE MEJORANDO

De la intervention ouirdrgica de
que fue objeto continGa mejorando en-
la Clinica de Miramar, la distinguida
dana Josefa Albandos de Henaiz, es-
posa de nuestro amigo don Luis, ha-
cendado de Canovanas, Y celebramos
ell satisfactorio estado de la senora
enferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
LAS CARRERAS Ell Ola DE
THANKSGIVING"

Aver tarde fuG dnunciado en- la piza-
rra del Hip6dromo. que las inscripcio-
hes para las carreraS que han de veri-
ticarse ell jueycs dfa 24, serdn hechas ell
microbes en- la nOche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
PARA LA CoRUNA

Para la Coruiia embarca ell el vapor
frances "Macorfs', el conocido conner
ciante de Santurce, seiior Toribio de
la Fnente, quien pasard fuera del pals
varios meses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
ACCIDENTE AUTOMOVILISTA
ObSCrrddOr.

En- el kil6metro 116, de In carretera
n1mero .. el autom6vil n1mero 1914,
propiedad de don Ernpsto Arturo Fir
po. de Aguadilla. guiado por 6l miSmo,
sin estar proyiSto de liccncia nj de
placa. al pasar una curva que hay en-
tire QuebradillaS e Isabella, So volc0 ell
vehfculO. por haberse lido una cuneta,
resultando muerta la seilora Sandalia
Lopez v heridos. Nicolas Pumarejo Y
Sofia Alvarez, hija 6sta de Ia inter
fecta, que era de QuebradillaS y como
de 81 amos de edad.
Firpo fu6 pucSto bajo $1,000 de fan
"a, acusado de infracci0n al artfculo
32S del C0digo Penal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
PASAPORTES

FL Gobernador fa expedido pasapor-
tie para embarcar a Espaila Y Francia,
al senior Bernardino Yazquez, dc Rio
Piedras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
CLAusULAs DE INCoRPoRACIoN

CLAUSULAS DE INCORPORACION
Han sido presentadaS, en- la oticina
del Secretario Executive, para su ar
chivo v registro, las clausulas de incor-
poraci1n de una corporation que Sc
trata de organizar con el nombre de
y. REDONDO & CO.., cuya offcina
principal Sc establecera ell la casa
nimero 32 de la calle Salvador Brau,
San Juan. Dicha corporation Sc dedi-
cara principalm6nte la preparation
de dulces y helados,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

CON Ell GOBERNADOR INFERNO
Nisitaron hoy la Mansion Ejecutiva,
conferenciando con el Gobernador in
terino Sr. Huyke. los Sres. Jose J.
Benftez. Augusta Ortiz, doctor lIarti-
nez Alvarez, don Jose GordiIs. Lctlo.
Eduardo Cap6 Y el Mayor de la ciu-
dad, LcdO. TravieSo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

de Espana en- el primer ano de su fun
dacion.
He aqui la valiosa Junta como ha
quedado constituida:
Presidente, don Jaime Castaner Oil
yer.
Vicepresidente, don Buenaventura
Fuste.
Tesorero, don Ramon Dosal.
Vice tesorero, don Manuel Allongo.
Secretario, don Indalecio Garcia
Arias.
Vocales Activos:
Don Primo Delgado.
Don Florindo Portela.
Don Miguel Barcelo.
Vocales Suplentes:
Don Juan Miro.
Don Antonio Fontera.
Don Felipe Romero.
Sc inscribieron cuarenta dos aso-
ciados.
Ell exito no ha podido ser mayor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
ELECCION DE DIRECTORIES

La "Logia ntmero $3.50 de la G. O.
Z. de o. +. de A, ha archivadO Ell Ia
Secretarfa Ejecutiva, un certificado re-
lativo a la election del Presidente Y
algunos de los directories de la misma.
En- dicho certiticado aparecen los 81
guientes nombres: Luis c. FontaneS,
Presidente Director, y Claudio Me
yes. Evaristo Vazquez, Natalie Rodrl-
guez, Carlos r. Pesquera, Antonio c.
Rosa, Pablo Vazquez, Carlos Cajiga,
Francisco Qui1ones, Antonio Martinez
V Ramon Gil directories. Ell t6rmino del
cargo de todos los sefiores menciona-
dos; expirara el dfa s. de enero, 1S.ss2.
Ha sido archivado Ell la Secretaria
Ejecutiva, un certifcadO relative la
elecci6n de los seiiores que han de ser
los directories Y OficialeS de la "Socie-
dad Protectora de Desamparados" has
ia el 81 de julio de 1922. En- dicho GER
itificado aparecen los siguientes nom
bres Ambrosio Machuca, Presidente
Ramon Lopez Vidal, Vicepresidente
Narciso Sola, Tesorero; Acisclo Jime-
nez, Secretario, Y JESUS Davila Y Mi
guel Santiago, yocales. Todos dichos
seiiores son tambien directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
oS japoneseS dfirman que hay que de-
, lr a los ChinoS que drreglen SuS dSun>
tOS interiors;
Ell SABIO DOCTOR CARLOS DE La
TORRE F7A SIDO NOMBRADO REC
TOR DE LA UNlVERSIDAD
DE LA HABANA


WASHINGTON, s. noviembre 21.-
La question china, tai y como ha sido
planteada, preocupa a los delegados
que asisten las conferencias del de-
sarme. Ell Jap6n ha aceptado el plan
Chino que establece la puerta abier-
ia, la abolicion de la extraterritoria-
lidad de los eXtranjeros Y otros I'M
portantes aspectos de la soberania me-
diatizada ahora por las grandes po-
tencias, expresando su protesta por-
que Sc pretenda estudiar las ruestio-
mes separadamcnte, denorandose aSi
la aprobaci6n total del plan. Adema ,
ell Jap6n entienoe, al l. s9stiene
con ener~ia, u9e a -.Ieriuu IL 10
problemas interioros de China debc
ser dejada los aroo;.s chino~.
#ASijINGtC.. .,2rfar.
Las ma ife--ae'gr. 10. 3s." .a..
que no han poa,da ser ..;s cl5.s to-
en- 10 que al prcp-e.a - e China sc re
fiere, han sido acc iGas con gran re-
serva por los dcleSados americanos
que mantienen cl criterio de que el
Jap6n pretende sacar eXtraordinario
partido y provecho de la posici6n ven
tajosa en- que esta situado respecto de
las demas potencias qua tienen respe-
tables intereses en- China. La actitud
en- que Sc han colocado los delegados
chinos y japoneses dificulta, a juicio
de los americanos, el llegar q una in
teligencia rapida Y cordial, como las
circunstancias aconsejan.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
PET CAT ATTACKS TEACHER
Feline Elites Woman Because One OF
Her Kittens Had Been
Taken Away.

New York Miss Maude e. Ross, a
school teacher, living at 312 Decatur
street, Brooklyn, is at home suffering
from wounds inflicted by pet cat
which sprang at her without warning.
The cat escaped twice, and efforts
are being made to recapture it for ex-
animation by the board of health.
Miss Ross was in her home when the
cat large one of the tiger variety,
entered. II had been a household pet
for a number of years. Ten weeks
ago it gave birth to two kittens, one
of which was taken away from it a
week ago. Miss Ross was about to
greet tabby when it suddenly sprang
at her.
Miss Ross screamed, but the cat
continued its attacks and sank its
teeth into her right leg.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
SHOOTS FRIEND FOR
HER STORE FINERY
Kentucky Mountain Girl Thought
to Have Become Jealous of
Lifelong Chum.

Lexington, Ky.-Mtss Goldie Stur-
gill, mountain miss of twenty years,
is under arrest awaiting the 0dtcome
of wounds of woman friend, whose
store purchased clothes are believed
to have aroused her jealousy 10 such
an extent that she turned her weapon
upon the woman.
The girl has spent her life in and
near her fathers cabin in the Pine
mountains, which encroach on the
town of Whitesburg Her lifelong
friend, recently bride. was Mrs.
Alice Hammock, also twenty years old.
The Sturgill girl visited the Ham
mock home, across the state bound
ary line in Wise county, West Vir-
ginia. Mrs. Hammock agreed to
spend several days with the Sturgills.
In preparing for the journey, which
was to be on foot, she packed with
some ostentation the three store pur-
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07

ton in the chorus of an operate com
pany. Within a year she had devel-
oped her magnificent gifts as a natural
born singer, and was happy and earned
a good income as a minor star in the
combination as time went on. 1t was
a strange freak Of fate, but at the
rehearsal of a new comic opera one
dav she again met her husband. cast
for comedy part. She was glad TO
see him, and he was pleased to think
that in each finding the place OF pro-
fessional activity for which they were
adapted, they seemed to come to ST.
lent. but forceful better understand
ing one of the other.
Time and circumstances wrought to-
gether to weave out the destinies OF
the parted twain.
They drifted back to the old town
finally when there were three little
children to care for. Norena was
always glad to lend her superb voice
to the pleasure and benefit of others
and Mark once in a while adopted the
comedian role at local entertainments
but both were satisfied with the ex.
perience they had gone through pub
licly and understood duty and it's is
sues the better for their brief separa.
tiOn.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
SCoRNS FINE; GOES TO JAIL
Brooklyn Woman Declares Sentence
for Speeding Unjust and
Takes a Cell.

New YOrk.-Given the alternative of
paying a $50 fine or passing two days
in Jail, Mrs. Eloise B. Farhurst of
Brooklyn fatty refused to pay and an
nOunced her intention of serving the
time. She actually did pass an hour
in Jail. but at the end of that time
her mother paid the fine and she went
home.
Mrs. Farhurst was sentenced by
Magistrate Fish in the Brooklyn Traf-
fic court, who explained she could pay
the fine under protest and then appeal.
She refused such a compromise.
81 will not pay the fine," Mrs. Far
hurst said. 81 will serve the Jail SEN
tence because l know / am innocent
of speeding. l was hardly moving
when the officer stopped me-"
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
QUEER COUNTERFEIT APPEARS
Secret Service Operatives Discover .
SIS Gold Piece Which Contains $40
Worth Of Platinum.

Washington.-A queer old counter
felt of a S. gold piece was turned UP
by the treasury secret service which
is worth eight times the value of the
coin it is supposed to represent. II
is made of platinum.
The counterfeit So pieces were made
years ago and bear the date 1869
Several years ago some of these spu.
rious coins were discovered by the
scion of a wealthy family in Maine
when he turned out the contents OF
strong box that had long been the
repository Of family heirlooms. Tht
coins were sent to the Treasury de.
partment, when their counterfeit ma.
ture was discovered and the whole
lot was confiscated.
Secret service officials are at loss
to know how the latest specimen cap
tured got into circulation.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07

chased gowns, the pair of mill knit
stockings and the shoes which her
newly acquired husband had given
her.
Miss Sturgill watched the piecing
together of the bundle of baggage. Her
own wearing apparel always had been
handmade.
The girls started across the noun
tain trail together. Late that night
Goldie Sturgill reached her home
alone. She carried a bundle of re-
splendent clothing.
The next day Wilson Creech rode
into Whitesburg. He said that Mrs.
Hammock had stumbled into his cabiE
a few miles from the Sturgill place.
He said Mrs. Hammock probably
would die from bullet wounds through
the head and body.
The authorities who questioned the
injured woman were told that GOldie
Sturgill had drawn weapon sudden
ly on a lonely spot in the road and
had shot five times at Mrs. Hammock
''She took my store Clothes" the
bride charged.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
GRAFT THERE ALSO
Investigation in Argentina Dis
closes Dishonesty.
Government Claims That 5,500,0o0
pesos Were "UnduIy' Paid for
"PaIace Of Gold"

Ruenos Aires.-Argentina has been
having graft investigation, as re-
suit of which it has been found that
5,5OO,OOO pesos have been "unduly"
disbursed by former government Off
cials who directed payments to con-
tractors for building the capitol here.
The present government has an
nounced it's intention of bringing suits
to recover the money improperly paid.
The building, a magnificent struc-
ture of classic architecture, marble
facings and broad sweeps of marble
steps not unlike the capitol at Wash
ington, is insistently called in the
newspapers ''El Palacio de Oro," Span
ish for "The Palace of Cold" 1t was
begun in 1897 and was originally to
have cost 100000 pesos. 1t is not
vet entirely finished and has cost 81
100000 pesos.
Recently a committee of the nation
al accountancy department completed
an investigation of the expenditure OF
the moneys paid for construction of the
building, and reported that 5,5OO,OOO
pesos had been "unduly" disbursed.
Buenos Aires newspapers told, years
ago, of wagon loads of building mate
rial that went in the front door of the
structure, soon after came out the
back door and then disappeared.
Charges were made that marble was
paid for, but concrete used for part Of
tions of graft were aired. 1t was
then that the newspapers began to call
it "The Palace of Gold"
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
BIaSe California Ducks
Lose Fear of AirpIane

Yuba City.-R. v. O%ds and A.
Fl. TregOning, both former A. e.
f. flyers, now in the employ of
the Sutter Basin company with a
contract to keep ducks and geese
off the 1900 acres of rice, say
ducks have come in by thousands
in the last few days. As soon
as they frightened the ducks
away from one part of the field
with their airplane. another flock
alights on the opposite side.
1.-THE ducks are becoming accus-
toned to seeing the machine"
said Olds, "and it won't be long
before even an airplane engine
cannot frighten them"
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
Stole Preachers Clothes.

Dalton, Ga.-A Chattanooga colore6
minister recently came here to con
duct a revival meeting. He got away
with it in fine shape and finally tho
big baptism was scheduled to take
place IN Bear creek.
The preacher. after reaching the
scene, modestly repaired to the thicF
bushes and disrobed, donnlng his bap
tismal robes and entering the creek
After the baptizing he ventured to the
bushes and found while he had beer
engaged in the Lords work some one
had stolen his clothes and he had to
return to Dalton in his wet garments
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07

Entered as second-class matter June
%, 1913, at the postoffice at Snowflake,
Arizona. under the Act of March, 3, 1879.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07

ONE YEAR $500
Six MONTHS $1.5O
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-07
Girl WedS in Hospital
When Tod She May Die

Harrisburg, Pa.-So i'll that
she is not expected to recover,
Miss Clara e. Anderson was
welded in the Harrisburg hos
pital to John K. Tomlinson, by
the Rev. Lewis G. Manges. Miss
Anderson was operated on sew
eral days ago, and when ply
sicians held out little hope for
her recovery. she decided to get
married. The bride is employed
in the department of internal af-
fairs, and her husband is en-
ployed as a chauffeur in the
state highway department.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-30
DIR. BURNS TO REMAIN.

Dr. Bernard J. Burns. who ihas been aoing as substitute surgeon In the Emergency hospital during the incapacity of Dr. John A. Maxwell who was so severely Injured several months ago, will continue in this po- sitIon, 1t was announced at the Vel fare building today. Dr. Maxwell was expected to take back the posi- ton on his recovery but he recently sent in his resignation.