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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28

m canine mas coro entire San Juan Ponce estar terado
anes de Manati Juana Daz pasado
pe Gales Valba que atraviesa cafeteria mas mpor
ane de m beneco positive toda esa
Puerto Rico los mas apartados confines del rnundo
Para tan mporane via de los resuados que de ella Sc
pran faan solo es Kilometres estudo seran cons
udos brevedad puesto los hombres que esn al
@ tener heca que ha
car ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ell tafco s acorando la dis
tsneque eseongestione que manene
actuadad rfco extraordinarily con los riesgos nade
Sc ocultan los danos que todos conocemos.
Hace aguos da ue ceebrado que Sc ha dado tan
porane obra pdbca ucuenta echonada ue
vida en- Ia nca Colon Ciaos encavada si
ito pnoresc produce cafe famoso la gadad de
communication deca San Juan esta eendda nca que
muchos caeero de RIGA comara para fstear ell
acontecmento rsse -,
del Departameno del Interior tanto ha ayudado la
realization de obr compendiendo Ia nmesa uidad general
soco de Ia ra reatista de la obra Marore Compa que
demostrando en- reazaei6n del nporantisimo trabao
rozo de arreera sa hacienda ahora ega hasta
tan acredtado roducto de cafeta deon empr
ano de mas alta cozasS9 e I'd ne de don Juan
con las cqades en- radca las nego
enta ha hecho fac facidad avo
los dias de crisis un eo remuneration las poca de
ndt1 decir hao sebda que la
r adeas de ser una portanm arteria comercia es
gesva via ell vajero ecesta tempo cano
tur perseuidor incansabe de los beos
baisajes en- que es tan pr6diga nuestra TERRA.
Ell r serret Ell ST. Laoso ueron muy ecitados por
tvo hobres de negocios los ntegenes agcuoes que
Teueron la nca del ST. Colon para ceear grato acontec
neto Sc esperaba a tamhn al Sr Esteves e digno Com
sono del Interior cuyo nobe bendce aquea
ben todos ha hecho al mpusar obras
mapazabes m1ltpes ocupacones urgentes mpd
d De haber poddo dsfutar del gandoso especac
h de Ia espendida fiesta del rego alcanzaba todos los
ALI enen vvienda trabao hubera
lido satisfaction legma de todos abos expression
de gratitud elogo merecido para el. go. 4. 81
Cuando la obra este del todo termada
mir de Ponce San JUAN la que
dstancIa la cafetea mas mportante
CO. euando Sc senta houra de Central
m &c trco ahora tene otra ruta entonce
ser poto porque parte de la obra hecha
barg hasta este enada del recogern tan
altos benefcios. ~ -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
UN BELLo ALTAR

que ad0rnaba hermosamente un grl-
po de La Sagrada Familia. recibi6 el
sabado % el juramente de amor que
bendijo el popular y;querido Rvtio. pa
DIRE AntOnio.f.el Castillo. fY &De
sai;a ilellfsiIna nOyia era apAntonia
Tisljillo Lopez y ell galanie. dsncel. An.
tonic Rivera Cabrera pertenecientes
amb0s a mpy buenas faniilias. Ia hO-
III fue la de las tres de la tarde, en-
| que aiR aparecia mhs linda TOnita,
porque SUI belleZa as digna de ser ail-
niraGfa la luz del medic dfa. '.,.'''
| ApadrinarOn d los contingencies la
Sra. Maria Z. de QuinterO, hermana
de la noyia. Y el joten Rivera Cabre-
| IA. herlnano del novio.
Las familias de ambos eran los que
| responder ellos al sacerdOte, las pala-
bras de ritO, quedandO unidOs para
siempre y nosotras, no podfamos fal-
tar porque nos acostumhramos : yer
esa n0via de hoy. con ,el mas profun-
do afecto desde su edad de nina. a,
a Galantementel fuimos Obsequiados
con dulcesi Y helados los concurrentes,
dejando on cada coraz6n amigo una
flor de azahar, aquella emperatriz de
las galas nupciales, que nos iparecfa
la Julieta so1ada del gran poeta.
Con la natural algeria, de yer
eumplido, un suefe azul, Sc despidic-
ron Antonio y Antonia, para Manatf,
donde fijafan su residencia.
Reiteramos nuestra felicitaci6n a
ellos, Ia Sra. Cabrera de Rivera Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
PARA NuEsTRo

ibro de memorials tristes, nos ,llega
un 'rccordatorio" tierno, dc la que en-
vida fue distinguida Sra. Josefa Ca
bezudo VIDA. de Quifiones. Por ella ele-
vamos nuestras oraciones, recordando
que nos ha sido entregado por manos
de sris amantfsimas hijas.
AL REAR nos fijaremos siempre en-
las frases que habfa referido ella al de
jar el mundO.
;Que viaje tan .consolador
de la TERRA, al Cielo!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
PASAPORTEs

E Gobernador INFERNO ha expedi-
% pasaportes para enbarcar Espa-
iia, al sr. Jose Mas Gelpf y sefora,
De Caguas; Y para embarcar a Cuba.
!a los seiiores Lloyd Louis Marcus, de
harrisburg Harry Sloberman, de
Philadelphia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
EN- Ell "sAN LORENZO.

embarcaron hacia los Estados Uni
dos, nuestros queridfsimos amigos sr
Luis sanchez Morales, Presidente del
Banco Comercial de Puerto Rico, su
bella y piadosa sehora Maria eUbeda
v. sus. hijos Marfa Isabel Aurora, Luis,
Elena-.y Rafael. 8 hy..,.,,s,
Padre e hijos saben que con ellos
van nnestros deseos, de bienestar. en-
ese lapsusi de TEMPO. en- que nos en-,
contraremos lejos de. esos amigos cuyo
hogar es para nuestros coraz6nes CO
mo propio.
sAdios. rs x
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
GRAN PLACER

GRAN PLACER
hemos tenido al salud4r, como STEM
pre-, amable y bella la Sra. y guerilla
amiga Maria Teresa p. de DiaS Co
llazo. quien conserva esas impresiones
de los que como ella viajan fecreati-
vamente.
A pesar de esos momento, 1nagnfffcos
para la vida del espfritu, estamos Sc
guras de que Maria Teresa ansiaba
llegar su native lar, donde es tan
querida. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
co1NCIDENCIAs HERMosAs

Cuando desde Navia (Espana( re-
bimOs una tarjeta de nuestro queri-
do amigo Pedro Perez, que representa-
la estatua de Campoamor, porque nos
record6 al contemplate, nos llega en-
el mismO momento Otra del amigo es-
timadisimo DR.. Lopez Sicard0, escritsl
en- FlOrencia frente Ia casa del Dan
te en- la Piazzeta de Sn. Martin0.
sC6mo surgi6 nuestro recuerdo a
esos amigos ante grandeZa tanta?
Ellos saben, que yiven en- nuestra
mente, esos reyes del mundo de las
IDEAS, los hijos del amor y de la poe
STA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
NoMBRAMIENTos, I, 8

hO0tb hA AtsNl lO0Esif s,Yssis ffaf i.tsg
para diferentes.,y altos pslestos;, han
sido destinados, amigos muy .ssestinha-
dos nuestres y donde suenan los NOM
bres de Luis Samalea .Iglesias, Pepe
Coll " Cuchf., Miguel MuIoz,, Domin-
go Massari y Luis Hillaronga, no ,pode-
mos dejarsde que astampe ,nnestra plu-
ina. algo del beneplacito ane NOS, llena,
porque sabemos como han, de respon-
der nuesttos ilustxados, amigos los
cargos que Sc les conffan.
N!se 4 ~ sf
LLEGA A PUERTO RICO s.ss n
4. .Auestras gentjl yabella amiga Patria
M::sde C6rdova sDayila yses para ella
nuestro mug cariaosoi isaluaa. a
y Pocas hogas estusp en- San Jnans Pa
tria, pasandosa Nanath hasta ~ lIega.
daxde su esposo, nnestro estiiEaio ami
go Lcdo. Felix C6rdova Dasiia, quIen
lIesafa en breve, espsrandOle en esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
,----1 z-s----l ----Ll------- u q x
Ell CUARTO II,AMAMTENT0

Ell CUARTO LLAMAMIENTO \
II cuarto llamamiento del Capftuio
de la Cruz Roja Americana en- Puerto
Rico, di0 el resultado de obtener 1O,O47
socios anuales 219 contribuyentes y
3S sostenetiores
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
A LA, ,AvANzADAa EDAD

A LA ,AVANZADAs' EDAD sg.4s.p s
de 81 amos, ha fallecido la excelente
Sra. Maria Morales Vda. de Almeida,
en- la residencia de sH sefiora hija.
nuestra bien Querida Gabriela A. Vida.
de Van Derdys, teniendO lugar el Sc
peliO de su cadaver en- AgIadilla..
Presentamos nuestra condolencia a
sus hijos todos, v a sus nietos, particu
iarizando familiarmente, Gabriela.
La hermosa y larga vida de Da. Ma
ria. fue siempre de virtudes ilena Y en-
la paZ del Senior estara su alma en-
compensation de la noble seilora Mora
les de Almeida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
LCDO. MARTINEZ NADAL

su bufete ha sido alberto en- esta
ciudad, Y dada Ia fama del ilustre
abogadO, tenemos que sentir gran sa-
tisfaeci0n al yer asf engrandecido
nuestro direetorio jurfdico, Y 81 del
bufete pasamos su residencia parti.
cular que tambiGn ha de formar par
te en- el record social, nos felicitare-
mos doblemente, porque tanto ell Sr.
Martinez Nadal como su elegante es-
poaa, son elementps de alto valer Y
de grandes simpatfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
Sc CoNGREGAN

los admiradores, sc reunen las ma
sas populares leyantan su bandera
de saludo para Roberto H. Todd. y en-
medic de estas satisfacciones, las vo-
ces de sineera amistad que como la
nuestra han repercutido siempre para
ell distinguido amigo, en- suss momen-
tos de jdbilo o tristeza, llegan en- Ia
oeasi6n presente demOstrarle cordial
mente nuestrO saludO su regreso del
Norte 81, E4...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
,JOVEN

JOyEN
rinde su vida la distinguida Sra. SUI
sana Sthal de Blanco.
Nos parece yer a Susana con su IL
po de Musa del Rhin, en- la primave-
ra de sn vida, culta, instrufda, inte-
ligente v fina.
Despues han pasadO algunos amos, y
al envolverla el sudariO de la muerte,
surge ante nOsotros el recuerdo de
Sthal, para quien tenemos una ora.
ci6n, como para sas hermanas, una
Erase de cOndOlencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28

hs Sra. Vida. de Trujillo Y VIDA. de
San Juan, madre Y tia carihosa de
Antofiita Trujillo de Rivera.
HAN FIJADO
su residencia en- ell Condado, nues-
tros amigos Luis Vivas v Angela Ne
gr6n de vivas, motive de satisfaction
para nuestra sociedad.
Angela Sc nos presenta en- una nue.
va faz de su vida, tomando possession
de un puesto, en- la Secretarfa del Sc
ifado de Puerto Rico, Y ALI probard
su eompetencia intellectual nunca des-
mentida. entire su preclara raza.
SaiudamOs a los amigos deseamOs
a la bella Angela Y los suyos, muy
buena estancia aQui.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
! SANTA ANA

la bendecida madre, de la yirgen Ma
ria, tuvo su festividad el 26 Y fue dfa
de rcgocijo para las gcntiles Y bellas
Sras. Ana Maria NJ. de Baquero, Ana
r. de Sanchez Morales, Saldafia de
Aguirre, Cobian de valdes, Cestero de
Blanco, Vicente de Romeu, Srta. Ana
Maria Vald6s. valdes Torres una 70.
sa de Francia como es Ia hermOsa y
bella nina Ana Maria Torres Hoare,
Para todas nuestros deseos de compile
ia felicidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
FAMILIA TORRES

de alta distinction en- nuestros Cir
culos sOciales, ha trasladado- sll resi-
dencia al Condado, .donde sus amigos
encontraran siempre la amabilidad
de la Sra, madre, y de sus hijas a
quienes hemOs de echar mncho de me-
nos, al pasar por : la calle de. Allen,
donde esmaltaban elias, con su presen
cia. ,el sitio que fue de su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
EN- REUNION

nv IbIU4NIOAN -".----
ordinaria Sc reuni6 el viernes, la
Corte de Granada $40, asistiendo la
Directiva y un buen ndmero de Damas
Isabelinas.
De ,dfa en-, dfa, crece, ,el entusiasmo
y han sido aprobadas. varias solicitu-
des de ingreso, donde figuran promi-
nentes nombres de nnestro mundO fe-
menine. ..,., IL ..a, 49,. H,,.
Adelante Y ojala podamos .ver la
digna Corte de, Granada No. $40 figu-
rar entire las primeras, por ell mime
ro de las asociadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
NoTA DoI.IENTE

NOTA DOLIENTE a ,.s
Ell falleeimiento siibito del iistingui
do joven Manuel Padial, ha sido causa
de legitimo .duelo en- el seno de nues
ira sOciedad. a
Perteneciente a honorable familia
portorriquefia, Manolo Padial, sumo en-
vida buenOs Y numerosos amigos en-
tire el grupO mas granada de nuestra
juventud, donde el figure en- primera
lfnea, por sn simpatfa, por la integri
dad de Sill caracter Y por sus virtudes
privadas y p1blicas.
Nos asociamos hondamente al duelC
de sus famiiiares y muy ell particular
al de .si buena v exeelente hermana
Margarita r. Vda. de GAGS, que llora
acerbamente Ia irrepalable perdida dc
SUI ejemplar hermano Manuel Padial
Descanse en- la paz del Senior el
buen amigo Y distinguido cOmpatriota
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
CoRTEs AMIGO

Ha sido siempre ell distinguido caba
Hero Luis l.. Peiia, recientemente lie.
gade de Europa, donde ha pasado mag.
nffico tempo; 5 celebramos verlo nue.
vameHte en- esta sociedad donde ha
culminado siempre por SUI hidalgufa
castellana. #
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
POCOS

POCOS :3
dfas estara en- San juan el buen
amigo Sr. Jose Il. Benftez, importante
Senador portOrriquenO, en- toda la ex-
tension de Ia palabra, pOrQue bien So.
be don Pepe, amar la vida del campo,
que tan bellamente puede hacer en- su
quinta de Aibonito, despues de sus
dfas algidOs, laborando en- favor de su
terra amada.
Sc le saluda. amigo Benftez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
= 4DFSFI F SOCIAL .*La gran oportunidad

TERRA, acontecimientos de altos senti-
mientos en- la vida familiar.
"POESIAS. .LIRICAS" DE JUANA DE
IBARBOUROU IS
Hega npestras manos un primoro-
so libro de esta gentil peetisa urugua-
va, "Poesfas Lfricas", que leemOs con
yerdadera fruici6n.
Salaverri, lGalyez, Unamuno Y OtrOs
escarecidos eseritores, tienen para es-
ia joven y bella Musa del Uruguay,
iustos v mercedes aplausos por su ta-
lento y su inspiraci6n.
Sus versOs saturados de un paga-
nismO gentil, llenos de juventud Y de
lozanfa, denuncian un temperamentO
fervoroso, una Imagination cdlida, Y
I'M alma templada al fuego. de un ero
lismo desbordapte y ayasallador..
Esta musadora de % amos de edad
tiene ante sus ojos briifante porve-
mir en- el campo de las letras pnes-
to distinguido en- el Parnaso Latino.
Americano, ganado va con su anterior
libro de versos, LAS lenguas de dia'
mante';, Y su bella obra en- prosa ;''El
Cantaro freseO." ,;t54,
Saludamos desde nuestra Isla azul
a la gallaria soiiadora 'uruguaya, y
ponemos, espiritualmente, sobre su au-
rea lira, nm mirtO fragante y una no
ia de laurel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28

Sc le saluda, amigo Benftez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28

TERRA, acontecimientos de altos senti-
mientos en- la vida familiar.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
DIPHTHERIA CLOSES
MARSHALLTON SCHOOL

with six or more cases Of diph-
iberia prevailing at Marshailton It
was learned. the public school there
was closed yesterday owing TO the
death OF one OF the pupils from the
disease. According to school patrons,
the child. Roy Brittlngham. aged 6
years. a first year pupil in the
school. was taken IN on last Mon
day and died on Wednesday.
During the time the child was m
at It's home. a brother attended the
school and when DIT. L. Heisler Ball,
the attending physician, announced
on Wednesday that the child was
suffering from diphtheria. the chili
attending school was taken out and
sent TO this city.
The school sessions were held on
Thursday and yesterday, however.
without the class rooms being fumi-
gated. The school was ordered
closed during the afternoon.
It was reported this morning by
Marshallton residents. that in addi-
ton to the children, one woman also
Is suffering from the disease.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
MANY TAKEPART
IN VICMEAD MEET
Luncheon Precedes Various
Contests of Hunt Club at
Guyencourt
FARM HORSES HAVE
PLACE ON PROGRAM

Great interest was manifested in
the nrst fall meet Of the Vicmead
Hunt Club. which was held this af-
ternoon at the estate OF Mrs. Victor
DUPONT. Jr.. at Guyencourt. Eleven
classes were on the program. includ-
ing a mule race.
Prior to the meet. the members
OF the club and guests gathered at
luncheon which added a delightful
social touch to the occasion.
There was an unusually large
number OF entries for the various
events. the horses being assembled
az one o clock at the dupont farm,
awaiting the call OF the bugie.
Thoroughbred hunters and steeple-
chasers stood side by side with the
general utility horse from farms.
several events being devoted to hunt
ors and jumpers from the farm.
The. classes to be shown include
the members class OF hunters;
ladies' hunters. ladies 10 ride; farm
ers' hunters. horses that are used
for farm work; handy hunters, for
farm horses only; farmers horses
for jumping; farmers race, half
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
SHOPPERS CROWD
WOOLWORTH STORE

Thousands OF shoppers visited the
new Woolworth Five and Ten Cent
store. at 5O4 and SOC Market street
this morning when the doors we're
first opened for business. The rows
OF shelves were laden with goods,
offered at reduced prices for the
opening day.
The counters we're decorated with
potted palms and ferns, but the
musical program that was given on
Thursday and yesterday when the
new store was open for Inspection
was abandoned owing TO the crowds
that visited the store TO make pur-
chases.
The counters. which are no less
than 1859 feet in length, are taste
fully arranged with the thousands OF
articles carried by the Woolworth
Company. The floor space also serves
TO give an idea OF the stores size.
The basement is 16 by los feet
while the main or first floor is 4S by
21s feet. giving a total area OF 1886
square feet.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
new DEMAND
FORPLEBESCITE
Sim Fein Wants Ulster to
Unite or Have Nation
Fix Boundary
"FENCING" is
ENGLISH VIEW

LONDON. oct. 20. CUnltel Press)
Sim Fein has replied to the ques-
tionnaire Of Premier Lloyd George.
stin fencing regarding recognition
OF British sovereignty, Il was re-
ported here today.
The reply stressed a demand that
Ulster either unite with Ireland or
accept a plebescite to fix new
boundaries. according to authoritative
information.
The plebescite suggestion Is to
force the secession OF Fermanagh
and Tyrone from the Ulster counties,
It was believed.
This reply win delay any decisive
action on the entire situation until
Tuesday at least Lloyd George will
go before Commons on Monday to
fight for his policy. No meeting Of
the Irish conference is expected be-
fore Tuesday-after action by Parlia-
ment.
Lord Robert Cecil has announced
he will propose an amendment to
the Unionist motion OF censure prac-
tically killing the original motion.
His substitution contains a quota
ton that while we .deplore the
policy. or want OF policy OF the gov
ernment in Ireland for the last three
years the House is OF the opinion
that TO break on the negotiations
with Sim Fein now only adds dan
gers and difficulties to the situation -
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
GIRL ALSO STOLEN
BY DEMENTED MAN

Charles Hemphiil. escaped inmate
OF the state Asylum for Insane at
Trenton. who admits having aoduct-
ed three-year-old Carl Carlin' OF
Camden. has been identified as the
man who took five-year-old Alice
Monroe. OF 942 Federal street, Cam
den. from her home and abandoned
her in a cornheld.
Although Hemphill said that he did
not remember stealing" the Mon
roe girl. Mrs. Mary Sober, who keeps
a small candy store at $50 Warren
avenue, Camden, told Detective Cap
tain schregler that Hemphill is he
same man who came into her store
on the afternoon Of September S and
bought some candy for little Alice.
Hemphill was taken back TO the
State Asylum today. No charges
have been made against him. He
was arrested in this city on Thurs
day.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
$1,000 OF STOLEN
PA YROLL SEWED
IN WOLFEIS BED
Youthful Bandit Tells Police Location of
Money After CTlIing. only $4,000 Of $I2,276
Taken from JeSsup &c Moore Paper Company
Superintendent Not Accounted For
HICHWA YDfEN COMMITTED TO JAIL
IN DEFAULT OF $25, 900 BAIL EACH

Edwin F. Wolfe and Francis Nc
Kinney, charged with holding up
and robbing Philip McRae. superin-
tendent Of the Christiana Mills
Jessup and Moore Company. OF
s12,276.10. on the Marsh road. near
the mills. on October 20, were ar
raigned in Municipal Court this
morning. each held under $4,000
bail for the Court OF General Ses-
sions. and are now in the New Cas-
tie County Workhouse.
The prisoners, who were arrested
In Richmond. in custody OF superin-
.endent OF Police Black. Captain OF
Detectives Benson and Sergeant
Foreman. arrived in Wilmington this
morning by train from Washington,
AZ 2.52 o'clock.
They were met at the station by
police department automobiles and
we're soon under lock and key in
cells al the police station.
Shortly after their return, Super
lntendent Black had Wolfe brought
10 his Office and following a discus
sion lasting half an hour, obtained
4 complete confession as TO his part
in the holdup and also a statement
as to where his portion OF the
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
DOCTOR BRINGS HIS
MANGLED PATIENT IN

william sorden. Negro, p years,
OF Dover. was admitted TO the Della
ware Hospital this morning, suffer-
ing from a badly mangled left lex.
which necessitated Immediate ampu-
tation. Sorden was riding from New
Castle. on the Delaware road freight
train. which left that city about ?
O'Clock last evening on reaching
Dover. ne attempted TO jump and
was caught between the bumpers
and maneled.
The man was found lying between
tho north and southbound tracks. by
the train crew and taken to the
Office OF Dr. L. A. Bishop, Dover,
who gave first-aid treatment and
later accompanied sorden TO the
hospital
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
SUE FOR DAMAGES
AFTER BRIDGE HORROR

An aftermath Of the horrible
Third street bridge accident in ches-
ter. on Saturday night. September
10. when "a persons lost their lives
developed In Media yesterday. when
Albert Dutton MacDade started three
suits for damages against Delaware
county. The damages asked for in
the three cases total $4,000.
neach case. the plaintiff AYERS
that the county OF Delaware was
negligent. because there were no
proper guard rails. improper light
ing. and that the persons who were
drowned In two OF the cases and the
one who was Injured had been pro-
ceeding lawfully over the bridge.
Mrs. Lima Heliinger, OF Chester. in
her suit against the county, asks for
$4,000 for the death OF her minor
daughter. Anne Hellinger who was
killed in the bridge accident.
Minnie Travers. In her claim for
damages against the county, asks for
$4,000 damages.
Mrs Hilda Khopf. OF Chester. asks
for $50. 900 damages for the death OF
her husband.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
KNIGHTS PREPARE
FOR ANNIVERSARY

At a meeting last night Of Santa
Maria Council. Knights Of Colum-
bus. plans were discussed for the
celebration OF the twenty-hfth ami
versary OF the organization. A COM
mittee was appointed. with Matthew
ID. Murphy as general chairman:
Herbert Kaighn in charge OF arrange
ments; J. A. Sprays. secretary, and
James 3. Gibney. treasurer, to ar
range the details.
Il was decided to. hold an open re-
ception TO all the members and their
lady friends in the clubhouse. on
Tuesday evening. December 13. on
Wednesday, December IA, sub
scription banquet will be held in the
Du Barry Room OF the Hotel du-
Pont.
The Knights are looking forward
to having with them officials Of the
X. Of c., who Instituted the local
council twenty-five years ago. The
present Grand Knight, Peter ]. Ford
who was the first grand knight 25
years ago, will participate Among
the speakers invited are Supreme
Grand Knight James n. Flaherty. OF
Philadelphia, and Admiral Benson
u. s. n
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

on the telephone at the factory last
Friday-the day they both dis~p-
peared." she said. John was WORK.
ing overtime and left shortly after
the conversation. Then I found the
girl had said she would be ready In
a few minutes"
Guy Doyle denied his sister had
ever had a fellow" A few young
men called occasionally. but tho
family had never considered any OF
them seriously. he said. Newman's
name had never been mentioned. he
said.
Newman's machine was found the
day after ne and Miss Doyle disap-
peared. II had been abandoned on
lonely country road. Authorities
found no indication OF violence. The
automobile was out OF gasoline. The
spot Is five miles from the deserted
house where the murder mystery was
unearthed by two farmhanis who
had gone 10 clean up the promises
Police announced the sole theory
that a jealous rival had killed New
man and Miss Doyle while they we're
riding. carried their bodies 10 the
cotthaee and driven the mahcine as
FAR as the gasoline supply lasted.
Diamond rings and other jeweiry
worn by the girl had not been taken.
while Newman had not been robbed.