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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

rrero antes de que el acuerdo de la
Junta fuese tornado; que, sin que
este constituya un precedente, pues
las circunstaneias que rodean este ca
so son especiales, la Asamblea acuer-
da su endOso al senior Marrero, recO-
nociendo sus condolences meritos po-
ifticos pcro cue la Asamblea ututrdG
cue es defer dc tod0 uni0nista no
aeepiar del Gobernador el nOmbra-
miento para ning1n pucsto Ell que sea
neceSario el cOnSentimiento aproba-
ci6n del Senado a menOs que sea en-
dOsado pof in JuLt;i Central o por ell
presidente del PartidO''.
Planteada Ia question dc conGanza
Objeto llnico de la Asamblea, sc di6
cuenta con la renuncia del Sr. BARGE
10 y de III Junta Central en- pleno, Ia
que fuG s0metida Ia soherana vOlun-
tad de Ia Asmblea
Tambitn da cuenta 81 Sr. Barcel6
de Ia renuncia prcsentada con fecha
muy anterior. del yicepresidente del
Partido ST. Glorgetti, que acaba de
rcgresar la Isla, Y pide--secundado
por el speaker de Ia Cdmara Sr.
| Coll = Cnchf,-- que no sea aceptada.
Que Sc pase un telegrama al Sr.
GiOrgettique no pudO ser hallado,
pues no estaba en- San Juan nj EN- Ba-
Ianqultae i..sitand0le una vista
a IA tumDa Gel iiustre extinto Sr. Mu-
iloz Rirere, pOr la tarde, Y sc supende
la session para continuarlu despu6s del
receso.
| Reanudada la Asamblea, y no ha
| biendose halladO al ST. Giorgetti, Sc
acuerda que el asuntO con 81 relaciO
nadO queda Ii resolution de la Jun
Ia Central para que esta resuelva eI
definitiv.l en- Ia forma que las circuns
tancias impongan.
Els aprobada por unanimidad, IL
Resolution que sintetiza ell prop6sito )
vOluntad de la Asamblea, va integra
ell otro lugar
"-Ratif1car el acuerdo de Ia Junta
Central en- plcno Ii noche del dia 3 Y el
cual Sc refiere al telegrama que envi6
Barcel6 de FajardO.
Ratificar la expression de lealtad del
PartidO Unionista los Estados Uni
dos.
Hacer suyas, en- todas sus parties,
las manifestations del Presidente
del SenadO al GObernador Rely.
Oar cuenta al Presidente al Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos, por me-
dio del ComisionadO Washington, del
presente estadO de cOsas.
Ratificar Ia adhesion Y solidalidad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
CONSUI.ADO DE ESPANA EN-
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

Para notificarles. asuntos de interes,
sc invita- Don Rafael Marina Sua-
rez, que residfa anteriormente en- San
turce, parada 81; Do1a Luciano FL
gueroa, residente en- Arecibos Dofia
Maria Mejfas, residente en- Catailo,
para que sc presenter en- Ia Camel
sllerfa de este Consulado de Espafia
en- San Juan. P. r., cualquier dfa ha-
bill, de 10 II de Ia mafiana.
San Juan, P. r.. IS de agosto, 1921.
El Consul,
E,nesto Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

ra obligarlss servir las piezas de
artillerfa que ahora tienen en- su po-
der.
HABANA,. agosto 22.--La gran re-
gaia anual de canoas cuatro reimos
para disputarse la possession de la co-.
Ia Cuba, donada por el Congreso de
la Repdbliea, efeetu6se el domingo en-
la plaza azul de Cardenas triunfando
el Club del Vedado. El Tennis Club,
obtuvo ei segundo premio. La Aso-
ciaci6n de Dependencies de la Haba-
ma el tercero, el Club Nautico de Va
radero, ell cuarto y ell Habana Yacht
Club el quinto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
Ia RoDA RuBERT-RuBERT

K y
la prensa ilustrada dc Madrid ofre-
ce interesante information de In sim
patica bada celebrada allf, en- ell pa
satlo Julio, de los distinguidos j0ye-
mes muy conocidos tambien en- Puer-
to Rico: Sr. Guillermo Rubert Co
mas seiiorita Maria Rubert v Vidal.
E En- el artfstico temple del Santfsi-
mo Cristo de Ia Salnd. oficiando S. /.
el Obispof dc AIadrid-Alcala. auxiliado
5por el Rector Don Enrique Podadera
todo 81 clero parroquial, Sc efectuo
Ia eeremonia religiosa que reyisti6
gran soiemnidad, concurriendo dis
tinguidas famillas de la Villa Cor
tel Apadrinaron el simpatico acto la
distingilida sefiora dofia Isabel Comas,
viida de Rnbei.t Vi don Guillermo Ru-
bert Catali, padre este del contra
yeIite j Ia lnaiirina madre de la novia.
En- el suntuoso hotel Ritz Sc celebr6
socialmente, la fiesta v el acto result
{ ID una brillante nota de exquisite
sociabilidad y clegancia snmas, con
rsicos ' oportuiios obsequios.
Los siistinguidos c0nyuges son gene
ralinentc estimados eli San Juan Y
residen aquf actualmente, el Sir. Luis
Hubert, ito del recien casado v her
lnano del consrayente, el joven Fede-
rico Rubert.
Nuestra expresiva felicitaci6n a los
venturosos j6yenes Y que haya para
acllos IA mas coinpleta felicidad como
merecen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
yACUNA ANTI-ALFA DEL DIR.
FERRAND, CONTRA LA
TUBERCULOSIS

Nos participa el Sr. Gabriel Palcrm,
que es ell agentc exclusive para
Puerto Rico de dicha vacuna v que
muy pronto Sc hallara provisto de
gran cantidad de ella.
Pueden comunicarse con el en- su
casa, de la calle del Estado No. 35,
Miramar, telefono 7S7, o en- la oficina
de la Compaifa Curtidora, Princesa
No. z, telefono 929, Santurce, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
LEGO Ell ADMINISTRATOR

De la revista Jureatud, nos infor-
man, que ha llegado de los Estados
UnidoS dOnde cursaba estudios en- la
Universidad de Columbia, el joven
Esteban Ramirez, administrator de
dicha reyista. FL tiene Ia intenci6n
de mejorar grandemente la evista.
Reciba nuestro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
LA CASA DE ESPANA EN- LA IsLA

Mafiana, deO rOleRte, comenZare-
mos publican las reseiias de los di.
ferentes importantfsimos trabajoS
realizados aver por variaS comisiones
en- diferentes poblaciones de la Isla.
Por hoy, habfa exceso de material
de information mas general que aque-
LA otra,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

Una GAIA dc seguridad de acero. mn
eseritorio de MADEIRA Q acero. marca
SECURITY; una Lampara el6ctri-
ca EMERALITE J una Miquina de-
Sumar FEDERAL VISIBLE. Cual-
quira de estas meioras que I'D. hass
en- su Oiicina le reporta benehcios que
nadie ahora le podria predecir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
Buena oportunidad

Sc vendcn un Tractor "Titanic''
Skis y 600 metros AZ via portatil y
accessories. TOdo nuevo. Pida infOr-
|mss q +. Q. hon eOs, SAN Jaan. =. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
STARTED
IN MANCHESTER
Sim Fein Blamed for De-
struction Campaign

LONDON. Feb. Working on
the theory that sinn Fem has ro-
newed rs campaign Of destruction
In Engiand authorities turnout the
country today hunted fire bugs who
started nine fires In Manchester.
The loaeon In the textile. rubber
oil and chemical factories were not
great. watchmen promptly calling In
the fire department In one instance
"a Waterman came upon gang
which fired az him without result.
Five suspects were arrested shortly
after the fires had been e1tinguiHhed
Police believed each fire was
started by n separate gang OF from
two or three men each. In each in
stance the men entered the factories
after they had been closed for the
week. proceeding Immediately 10 set
fire as tho they knew exactly where
they were 90 operate,
In ireland an unusual number Of
week end encounters we're reported.
but without the usual casualties
one constable was killed near
Swords when his patrol was am.
pushed. Three cadets were wound.
ed at Macroom when n large mum
ber OF men bombed and fired upon
their quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
VIM. F. M'C0MBS
SERIOUSLY ILL
Physicians Fear He Will Not
Recover

NEW YORK. Feb. william r..
McComba. former chairman OF the
democratic national committee. In He.
riously M here. and IL not expected
20 recover. according 20 his physi.
clans today McCombs II afflicted
with heart trouble Physicians said
death might come az any time
McCombs has been III for several
weeks at the home of his sister here.
Associates IN his law office here have
given up hope OF his recovery. they
said.
MoCombr was born December 90,
1878, at Hamburg. Ark. where he got
his early education. He In a Fradu.
ate OF Princeton and Harvard. TAX.
ing his law degree nj the latter lie
began practice IN New York. in 1901.
taking a part In state politics. lie
was married In 1913 TO Miss Dorothy
Williams, Washington. D. c.. after
he had attained national note as
manager OF Woodrow Wilson's first
presidential campaign. Mr.. and Mrs.
McComba separated later.
lie was chairman OF the national
democratic committee from 1879 10
1915. refusing. In the meantime. the
offer OF the nmbaauadorship 10
France lie IN member Of the
American Bar association and nu.
merouA clubs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
SINN FEINERS
SEIZE PLANE
AND BRITISHER

CORK. Feb. it.--Sinn Felners
have captured and burned a British
airplano, KIDNAPPING the aviator. II
was learned today. when official re
prinals were ordered at Baiiinav.
oreenn and kilfannana
Tho aviator waa captured near
KilfRnnano The military immedl.
ately issued nm uitimnium demand.
ing tho flyers return within ~
hours.
A farm house NJ Baiiinavcreena
was burned when the ulilmatum was
diHrcgarded- Soldiers also ordered
mercnnats at Kiilfannane 20 vacate
their stores. in preparation for fur.
Their reprif1ls-
The shooting Of two soldiers AT
kiilsnaule on January - was
avenged today by the destruction OF
five houses thcra
Storckeepera in KIlfanrane at
once obcycd tho warning. taking as
much Of their stocks az tho soldiers
would permit. conveying them TO pri
waite residences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
KEEP FIT week?
MAKE IT A YEAR!
Special Good Health Pro-
grams Featured

Arc you "fitT' DO you start for
work In the morning. blood ttnKiing.
a song in your heart. fun Of pep and
joyful that you're ailvc7 Then you're
FIT
or do you drag downstairs. eyes
only hair opened. your head feeling
like dusty. year before last ,urnlp
and your feet ieadsn7 YoU are not
nti bad liver. flabby muscles. blood
pressure too high, too much Fat. eat
too much--no exercise
You can't be efficient or successfui
unless you're fit. boosters Of the
Keep Fit week program point out.
Keep III n TO emphasize the i'm
portancc OF physical training.
II you've ever noticed the spark.
ling eyes and pink checks OF "tircd"
business men after they've had a
round in the gymnasium. topped off
with an icy.cold shower bath. you
know that keeping fit ls good
thing.
Special keep ut programs are being
featured this week at the various
schools, mt the university. at
churches and In Boy Scout. Camp
Fire Girls and civic club meetings.
It's under the auspices Of the Scat
tie Education society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Municipal League to
Talk City Manager

Tho special committee Of tn.
Municipal league. appointed by Prcai.
dent James r. LAWYER TO investigate
the qualifications % N. councIlnan1e
candidates VIII report n the loaguc
Tuessiay noon at HANGS cafe. the
nsw meeting place OF the league.
Robert Howea is chairman OF the
committee. Tho other members ar-.
J. /. Baldwin. n G. Force. r. v.
Dick and Chas. J. Ryan. A feature
Of the meeting Tuesday. stated Law.
Ter. win be the vote Of tho member.
ship on the report OF It's civil service
committee favoring the manager
form OF government for Seattle. The
public Is invited To the luncheon.
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
An INVESTIGATION
MANDATORY

An investigation by the committee
+ mandatory. II the committee
reaches the opinion that there Is sur.
fieient evidence for Impeachment.
this Is reported 90 the house. II the
house concurH. the Impeachment
trial IN held by tho senate
In prcferrsng tho charges. wel,y
said
Il imperch Nsid Kenesaw Noun.
tain Lands for misdcmeanoru. and
charge said kencHaw Mountain Ian.
dis as follows.
"First--For ncgiccting his official
duties for another gainful occupation
not connected herewith.
Second For using his office as
district Judge of the United States
10 settle disputesswhich might come
into hia court. m provided by the
laws of tho United states.
"Third~-For lobbying before Tho
legislatures OF several states OF the
atats laws 10 prevent gambling In
baseball Instead OF discharRing his
duties as district Judge of United
States
"fourth--For accepting the posa
ton m chief arbitrator OF disputes
In baseball associations at salary
Of $4,000 per annum. while attempt.
Ing To discharge the duties az n dis
trict Judge OF tho United States.
which tends 10 nulhfy the effect Of
The Judgment Of tho supreme
cour OF tho DlIric; OF Co.
lumbia and tho baseball gambling
indictments pending In tho criminal
cnurtn OF Cook countr. llllnolA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
LIEUTENANT
KILLED In
AUTOCRASH
Walter f. Bonnell Is Acct
dent Victim in Collision
Near Camp Lewis

Thrown into ditch when his
automobile overturned in col.
iision with another car. Lieut.
Walter +. Bonneli 80. was almost
Instantly killed near Camp Lewis
early Sunday morning. Ronneli
was the son OF MIR. and Mrs. r..
II. Bonneu. sSis r. Madison 81
'tie had been assigned TO the recruit
educational center Rs an instructor.
According 10 A. y, Baker. Ia
coma shipyard worker. driver OF the
car which struck Bonncll. the
young officers car Eigzaggcd into
the accident ON the wet pavement
as |, approached tho entrance TO
American park. Sergeant Walter
Mack. Fourth military police com
pAny. corroboated the statement.
: Thru the rear view OF hts mirror,
900 feet ahead. Capt. Maloncy. ad.
tutant OF the recruit educational
center. saw the accident. He re
turned aud rushed the dying of.
ficer TO the army hospital Ron
nell died on the way. Physicians
gave the cause as conclusion OF
the brain.
Bonnel was born In North na
kota- He was brought here by
his parents and attended IonEfel-
low grammar school. Broadway
high school and the state college
at Pullman. taking a course In
agriculture Mt the after insti.
tuition.
-
corps. National Guard. In 1915 and
during the war was made sec
ond lieutenant after attending a
training school. He had been made
fist lieutenant and was waiting
nj Camp Upton 10 embark when
the armiStice was signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14

Asyoung lady Of only three years
completed a cruss-country railroad
trip when she arrived here Satur-
day night She is the three-ye
old daughter OF j. II. Kitchener.
OF Seattle. Her mother Is III at
South Bend. Ind. and could not
accompany her. MiAs A. Harrison.
who was coming hero from Chi
caro-. agreed TO look out for the
young traveller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
WOULD IMPEACH
FEDERAL JUDGE
Proceedings Are Started
Against Lands
ny HERBERT w. WALKER

WASlilNtIDN. foh, IL, - I'M
parchment proceedings against
keneaaw Mountain lands, federal
Judge at Chicago. were started In the
house TO-DAY by Representative
welty, democrat. Ohio.
lands, wclty charged. Is subject
TO Impeachment because he has
neglected the duties OF his iudgeship
60 become "A national arhiter for or.
ganiyed baseball The holding Of the
two offices by Lands tends TO
nuliify the proceedings against mem.
hers Of the Chicago White Sox and
OF the Judgment OF $4,000 obtained
10y the dcfunct Federal league against
baseball for alleged violation OF the
antitrust laws, tho Congressman
claimed
Welty's charges were referred.
without debate 10 the Judiciary com
mittec In accordance with the eonsti.
tuition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
S S:::, BOY FACES CALLOWS r s's 3;

60 be disposed Of aa are other charges
Of delinquency.
But Prosecutor Dnts points out
that the law doesn't allow such action
in cases Of murder or treason. The
jury may recommend NE ifnursson-
ment or give the death penalty in all
murder eases.
hut w. J. Reed. attorney for the
Rurkett family. says he viii Ego 10
bat on IN. cvidencc--the boy &. tell.
ing tho truth and tho fae,a win free
him"
The trial VIII be held besor. the
circuit court Of starke county at
Knox.
Copyright. 1921. by Newspaper
Enterprise A>so~iationJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Arctic Club Solves
Street Car Problem

In farcicau representation Of city
councimen and other city officials.
members Of tho Arctic club attempt
Cd 10 solve the street car problem at
their Lincoln day celebration Satur
day night. AZ the end of the session
the matter was put over until some
future date, amid uproarious laugh
ter.
ment we're furnished by the Bun
gnlow girls and Levy's orchestra.
Dinner was served at $40 o. m. and
buffet supper at 1870 a. m. with
George Olson. member Of the club, az
master Of ceremonies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Forestry Students
to Be at Conference

William schwtesow and Elwood
Hogan arc two students OF the col.
lego OF forestry at the university
chosen ms delegates 10 the confer
enco Of intercollegiate Forest clubs
at Berkeley. Cal. February rs and &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
CaldwelPs Veto Was
Too Late-Perhaps

Corporation Counsel Walter r.
Meier has been called upon by the
council public safety committee TO
decide whether Mayor caidwcil's veto
81 tho ordinance amending the yciiy'H
fire law 80 far an Il applies to NOV.
Ing picture and other theatres came
too late. Tho veto. received Fehru.
airy 4. IL said 10 have been due Feb
flary 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Only Republicans
in Jobs, Is Request

Resolutions requesting republi-
cans elected TO state and county
sffices TO appoint only republicans
70 positions that are open were
passed Saturday al n meeting OF
state committeeman. county chair.
men and prominent party workers
IT the Hotel Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
100 Veterans Get
Food-Want Work

One hundred hungry and dis.
couaged ex-service men were fed
and eheercd Sunday at the Vet
Grams hotel. 1908 First ave. $.
They were grateful for the food.
but they mostly want work. N
you have spare job. phone Main
ssss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
OTHER CHILDREN
WILL BE WITNESSES

One Of these. s-ycar- old Clara, says
Cecil threatened to kill her and Ben.
ME. Eleven.yenr-od Alfred. too. tells
Of threats.
And Bennie's parents say that
twice said Just before he died.
Mother. Cecil Burkett shot me-
Cecil KILLED Bonnie. and he did u,
purposeiy." ssys the tragedy victims
father. He ought TO hang for II and
I'm going to see that he does"
But Cecil says. Il didn't do IL. and
I'm not afraid 20 go to trial. How
can they kill me for killing boy
didn't kim"
And Cecil's mother verifies her
aorf'a story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
All-Jewish Theatre
for London, Plan

LONDON. Feb li.--London VIII
have Ylddish playhouse. It viii
be in the center Of the theatrical
district, and viii be opened next
month. only Yiddish plays in the
Yiddish language by Jewish actors
will be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Campfire Girls
Remember Vets

Seattle Campfire girls gave the dis.
abied war veterans at government
hospitals at Port Townsend valen-
tine party Saturday. There were
candy and cookies and a minstrel
show. The Puget Sound Navigation
company transported the girls free OF
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
High School Youths
anne Raging Woman

One thousand saw Shakespoare's
shrew roundiy and soundiy tanned
when Franklin hgh school present
ID The Tanning OF the Shrcw' at
tho school auditorium. Saturday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Give Blood to Save
Life of Prisoner

To save the life OF r. MlEaisawn.
japanese prisoner In the county Jail.
81. Fujiwnra. japanese. and ~. Kan.
aka. Japanese cook AT the jail. gave
their blood for TRANSMISSION Sunday.
Mizakawa Ia reported much i'm.
proved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Tho % Years Old
He Was Just Baby

LONDON, Fob. l4.--A doctor hold.
Ing an inquest on Edward Charles
Brimble, who died from natural
causes. said that the man was an
adult in size. but baby in speech.
His thymus gland was in the same
state as that OF. a child. lie had
not changed his baby teeth and had
a double row In front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Health Clown Will
Quit CITY Schools

Seattle school kids will bid re-.
gretful farewell Thursday to Chew
Chew. the health clown. who has
by amusing methods been giving
them health lessons for months.
He's going 10 the country schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Seattle Man Heads
Horticulturists

n r. Reid. Of Seattle was
chosen president, Of the Western
Washington Horticultural sssocia-
ton. Mt tho cioee OF its eonven-
ton at Port Angeles Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Two Men Threaten
Girl, Rob Laundry

Two men cleaned the cash
drawer In ~ Kenesheke's laundry
at Auburn after leveling a gun at
kenoahcko's is.ycar.old daughter
Saturday night They obtained
t5b and escaped In an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14

In St Augustine. Fla. President
elect Warren @. Harding pressed
button Saturday night. and in Seattle
the 18th annual Lincoln Day banquet
" the Young Mems Republican club
was opened amid a storm Of applause
at the Crystal Pool auditorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Seek to Shut Barber
Shops Upon Sunday

ALBANY. N. Y. Feb. 1.-THE
first Sunday blue law has reached
the New York legislature. II would
favor OF "shaveless" Sunday. re
peallng the law permitting barber
shops in New York city TO stay open
until / O'Clock Sunday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
SAYS HE INJURIES
NATIONAL SPORT

''Fifih-For iniuring the national
sport Of baseball by permitting tho
use Of his office an district judg. OF
tho United States. because tho i'm.
preston viii prevail tina, gambling
and other Illegal acts In baseball will
not be punished In the open forum.
az other cAsrz
Wherefore said Kenc-aw Mountain
lands was and In guilty Of nisbe-
havior. as such juds.. and Of high
crimes and mi~drmeanors In office. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Lectures at "U" on
Italian Culture

Continuing HIS lectures on Italian
culture. Prof. Raffaeilo f1ecoli Of
the University Of Pisa. Italy. viii
deliver lectures at tho university I'LL
"wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14

with the gun Just before and fast
after the shooting.
Frederick. Il appears. was at the
top OF a pole In the Burkett yard
inspecting martin house when the
shot was fired"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Erickson Will Talk
of Three-Cent Fare

plan for Threo-Cent Farr"
VIII be Councilman Oliver r Er1ck.
sons talk to the Commonwealth
club. at Good Eats Cafeteria to
night At o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
DIDN'T KNOW
BENNIE WAS SHOT

Il did not know Bennic was shot
Then I heard his mother calling
and found my mother and We went
out right away.
II think Bennie picked MP the gun
and was dragging :, away when the
trigger got caught In some weeds
and fired IL
Il didn't have any quarrel with
Bonnie"
Cecil Is the eldest oi eight children.
His father II a dredgeman and was
away from home az the time OF the
killing.
Bonnie was the son Of a merchant,
He had two SISTERS and one brother
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ACCUSED BOYS
ACCOUNT or SHOOTING

But Cecil tells the story this way;
Frederick and l were cleaning out
the martin house. We were taking
out straw that tho sparrows had
carried into IT,
My rife was leaning against the
side Of the house
Il was taking some Of the straw
into the house TO burn II.
Il had not seen Bonnie. And I
couldn't see tho gun from where
was walking.
II heard a shot and a yell.
dropped the straw and ran around
the corner Of the house.
Bonnie was running and the gun
was on the ground
II picked UP the gun and took Il
and the straw into the house.
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wffIfAMSON. ". Va. -Four
state policemen fired on In ainFo
county. Return voIiey and kill gun.
man