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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
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ley de arbitrios. Abosados: Arturo
J. Quiiionez Y Fiscal.
El Pueblo VS. Tomas Rivera. AGO
metimiento. V aggression grave. Abo-
gados: Arturo J. Quinonez Y Fiscal.
CIVILES
BalbinO Pitre VS.. Margarita Estre-
Na. Nulidad d. documento, etc.
.Abogados: Pedro Gonzalez Y Jose
Martinez Davila.
Borris, Muiloz Co. VS.. Maria
Malta Quinohes como heretiero dc
Arturo c. Bird. Cancelacion de hi
poteca. Abogados: Juan t.. Soto y
Jacinto Texidor.
Dicicmbre 8 yierncS. crilninales !:
Ell Pueblo vs. Balbino Cora. AGO
metimiento aggression con agravantes.
Abogados: jose f. Figaeras Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS.. Francisco FOntanez.
Inf. sec. 61 ley de arbitrios. Aboga-
dos: Carlos +. Buitraso y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Antonio Rivera. Inf.
ley de Arbitrios. Abogadds: Tomas
Bernardini V Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Jorge Viera. Delit0
contra la salud pGblica. Abogados d:
Herlninio Miranda y Fiscal.
CIVlLES
Maria Josofa Rosario Caldcron VS..
Alberto Reyes. Confesoria dc servi-
cumbrc .\bogados: Carries Garcia dc
la Nocctla Y Luis S. Nahamonde.
Fclfcita Acosta Garcia. ct. al. VS..
Manuel Maria Ddyila ReclamaciGn
de propietlad Naturalization. Abo-
gados: Rodolic Romfrcz y Benito
For6s.
Dicicmbrc Is. martps, criminales :
Ell Pueblo W. Felix Perez. Adul-
tcraci6n de lcrlle. Abosados: Jose
Il. Figueras Fiscal.
El Pueblo vs. jose Mor;alvQ. Adul-
terati6n dc lccll2. AEGgados: Luis
villarolga V Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Crfspula Rohrisuez
Aduitcr:ri6n de lechc. .Abosados: r.
Z. Perez Mrrcudo Y Fiscal.
I'll Pueblo VS.. Francisco Figueroa.
.tcomctimipnto aggression con agra
vantes. Abosados, Rafael Martinez
Nadal Fiscal.
CIVILES
Francisco Rodriguez rs. Porto R:co
Railway Light x Power Co. DanoS
pcrju.ci;& .s5osados :: TeXidor Y
de la Haba. Pedro A,!ado RiTcra Y
Marianc AcoS;a Ncia,tic.
ScgunAa Eirya rs. Ramon Reyes.
Daiios reriuic.o>. Aso@ad"s: Oll"f
V Rodriguez. Enri luc Campiilo y Ma
nuel Tous Soto.
Dic.embre l.. jucirS. ca I'nalcS ::
Ell Pueblo vs.. Fran iSco Suarcz
Adulteraci0n de lcchc. .\hosados !;
Eduardo Lopez Tizol Y Fiscal
El Pueblo VS.. .Acapi,o Salazar. Inf.
sec. 81 Icy dc arbitrios. -Abosados !:
NJ. Fernandez Y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo vs.. Francisco Sanchez
Inf. a la ley de arbitrlos. AboSados :
Jose J. Apontc y Fiscal.
FL Pueblo KS Agustil Jilncnez.
Purtar armrs pr,hibidas. Abogados; :;
JysG f. Fgueras Y Fiscal
CINILES
Sccundina Vega Marin. ct. al, vs.
Rosario .igosto IT. al. Reiyindica-
ci0n danos Y perjuicios. Abogados:
Mar:ano .Acosta yc!aldc Y Fulgencio
Pihero.
Carina Cdmacho y>. Juan Ortiz
Perichi. ct. al N,ilidad de cscrltura
Y cancellation. \bogado>: NJ. del Toro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04

QuintO t6rminO de SesioncS del ailo
1921 que ccmienza ell 1 de noviembre
termina el n dc diciembre.
Sehalabiento de apelaciones.
Dicicmbre, To-. juevts, criminalcs:
Ell Pueblo VS.. Pascual MILAN. Ho
micidio voluntario Abegados: Fran
cisco Cervoni a Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS. Natalie NcyarcZ. Inf.
art. 1G2 dep c. p. Abosados: Ma
nuel F. Rosy Y Fiscal
Ell Pueblo VS.. Francisco Nillegas.
Inf. art. 162 del c. n Abogados:
Manuel L. Rossy Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS. Pedro Santiago Diaz.
Inf. art. 162 del c. r. Ahtgados: :
Manuel F. Rossy Fiscal.
El Pueblo VS.. .Nicanol Burgos Rive
III. Inf. art. 1G2 G. p. Abogados: !:
Manuel +. Rossy Y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Juan Lizardi. Inf.
art. 1G2 c. p. Abogados: Manuel Il.
Rossy Fiscal %
CINILES
Candida Rosa Ramirez Rol0n VS..
Candido Ramirez NuicZ, ct. al. Re
clamaci0n dc alimentos provisionales.
Abogados: y. l.. Lopez Joaquin
Vendrell.
Maria Ernestina Tardi Muiioz
VS.. Aniano Tardi Declaratoria de
herederos. Abogados: Angel A. Vaz-
quez Juan Alemany Sosa.
Diciembre 3. yiernes, criminales
FL Pueblo VS.. Arturo Souffront.
Ataque para cometer homicidio. Abo-
gados: Juan B. Huyke. Qelestino
friarte. Jr. Y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Eyaristo Rivera, ct.
al. Adulteracion de leche Aboga-
dos: Celcstino Iriarte. Jr. Y Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS. Diego Davila. ct al.
.Alterar la paz publica. Abogados:
Leopoldo TormeS v Fiscal.
CITILE%
Gonzalo. conocido por Remiso Cas-
tro, ct. AL VS.. Flora timeneZ Maris-
tani ct. al. Reivindicaci6n. Aboga-
dos: Jose sabateS Alfredo Arnaldo
Sevilla.
Gcmpanfa .Azucarera del Toa VS..
Rosa Blanca Galan, ct. al. Memo
randum de costas Y Gjsembolsos.
Abogados Soto Gras y Siaca y Luis
Llorens Torres
Diciembre 6, martes. driminales:
Ell Pueblo VS.. Isabel Zayas. AcO-
metimiento aggression con aSravantes.
Abogados: Jose S,to Rivera Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo ys. Angel Pepfn. Inf
la Icy lie arbitrios. AboSados: Jose
Soto Rivera y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo vs. Juan Torres. Inf. a
la ley dc arbitrios. Abogados: JOSE
Soto Rivera Fiscal.
I'll Pueblo w. Ramon Santiago Ro-
drfguez. Inf. a la ley de arbitriOs
Abogados Jose. Soto Rivera Y Fiscal
CIVILES
Juan Bonifla vs.. Angel Santiago.
Cobro dc Dincro. .Abogados: Jose
Martinez Davi!a y Alfonso Lastra.
Nicolas Hernandez Y Cia. w. Stan
dart Milling Co CObrO de Dinero.
AbOgados: Luis Muloz Morales, Luis
,'illaronga Jose g. Torres.
Diciembre s, iueves. criminales
III Pueblo vs. Isabel sHayas. P0rtar
armas pruhibidas. .A5ogadOs: Full
gencio Pinero Y Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS.. Pedro Oclioa. Inf.
art. 5J3 del c. =. AbogaGos: Fulscn-
clio I'inero V Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS.. Eugerio Carl. Inf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04

Continuation de la pagna 81
En- el Sr Oscar F Bravo, de
mitad de los ofrccop la
leva nombre 100000
En- de a Asociacion de Catelicos de- Rio
$4,000 ofrecidos, 100000
poeta Rafael W. Camejo, po-
de a Division &c Propdad Cuentas, 1900
Rest de 10 ofrecido por los Agertes empleados
de la Bull Insular Line Inc, 1O35OO
liquido del del Sr. Ramon Cor
remiio a los Estados Unidos
negocio 1857 S 5,72S19
Balance invetir, S 3,54172
NOTA:--
demast tenemes comprada a los Sres.
Gonzalez, cheque No 226, 10000
1 muo al Sr F. Soils cheque PIT, 250OO
podrian poducto
constructions
A.. SOLER
nEpAp ApTAA1 de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04

CClbergNy Pascasio Fajardo. Martinez.
Diciembre 16, vierncs, criminales:
Ell Pueblo vs.. Francisco ,Orobetg.
Adulteraci6n de lcche. Abogados:
Jose Soto Rivera Y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo vs. Brfgit,o Rcyer6n Ro-
drfguez Delito contra In salud pdbli-
ca. Abogados: Antonio Lens Cuena y
Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS. Pedro Santiago, ct. al.
Acometi:aicnto aggression grave.
AbosadoS: Jose E. Figueras y Fiscal.
cIvILEs
The Americans Railroad Co. of POr-
to REQ VS.. jose T.. BenedictO, TesO-
zero de Puerto Rico. Ccbro de con-
tribuciones pagadas hajo protesta.
Abogados Francis II. Dexter, Hon.
Attorney General. Joseph 4. LOret
Miguel A. Muiloz
Francisco, de Salas Monserrate, hoy
su viuda Dolores Mcrcado VS.. Manuel
Figueroa, ct. al, hoy Francisco Ro-
sado. Reivindiclci0n Abogados:
Angel a. Vdzquez y Juan Alemany
Sosa.
Diciembre 20, martcs, driminales:
Ell Pueblo VS. Pablo Miranda. Abu-
so de contianza. cAbogados: Celestino
lriarte. Jr. y Fiscal.
El Pueblo'vs Rufino Rosario. Adul-
teraci6n de leche. AbogaGos: Celes-
tino Iriarte. Jr., Arturo J. Quilonez
y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo VS.. SccunGino Cintr6n.
Acometimiento aggression grave
Fiscal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
ClN'II.ES

Pedro Gambia C0rdova vs.. Porto
Rico Fertilizer Co. Cobro de dividcn-
los. Abygados: Cay. Col! y Cuchf y
jose de Guzman Bcnftez
Pedro Gambia C0rdcva VS.. Porto
Rico Fertilizer Co. Cobro de dividen-
dos y prevention de haspaso de ac-
clones. etc. Abogados jose de Guz-
man Bcnftez. Cay. Coll Cuchf y
Gustavo Cruzado Silva.
Diciembre 22, jueves, crimina2eH:
FL Pecblo VS. Luis Caballero. Por-
tar armas. .A!Io"ados: Fernando B.
TdGnaris y Fiscal.
III Pueblo VS. Jose Lebr0D Figue-
roa. Inf. art. 162 del c. L. AbOga-
dos Fernando + FOrnaris Y Fiscal.
FL Pueblo vs.. Avc.iIo Figueroat
Acometimicnto v aggression gravr
AbogaGcs: Cclestino Iriarte, Jr. y
I>:sfpI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04


o mas Casetas e SanatOriO lnsular
1.-Faardo Company, . Terminada
81. Bird Arias, Terminada.
3s-Saniago We've, Terminada
4.-Eduardo Giorgett, Terminada
5.AJose J. Bentez, Terminada
6.-Aruros Luberas, Terminada
r. Terminada.
s.tCentraes Loiza Juncos Y sanv Vicente,
9.-Regimiento de Puerto Rico, Termmada
1O.--Em del Depaltamcnto de Sandad Termmada
sr~ 11.-Ci a ila, Ultimos detales.
Encarnaci6n Aboy yda de Cntron, Terminada.
13.-Juan Ortiz Perch, Tcrminada
ID Aguirre, Ultmos detalcs
Isl Torcedores de Puerto Rico, Tcrmnada
16.-Aliguel Rosas saenz, Terminada
17.-Liga Anituberculosa de San Juan, Tcrminada
1S.-Cena Cambalachc, Ultmos detales
l9.--Cenra Guanica, Ultimos detales
&C Juania Ultimos detales.
2l.--Cruz Roja Juveni, Terminada
22.-Suces6n de j. Serrales, Tcrminada
& 23--Poro Rican American Tobacco C, ltimosd
Terminada
25,-Lares Terminada,
26,-Sa German, Tcrmmada
27--lIayaguez los comcrcantes) Teminada
28-Aiembros Iglesia Evangelia Ultimos detales
Esptia de Rico, Utmos detales
3O-Casino Espanol Don Rafael Fabian; Utimos detaes
3f-4AuxiIo Mutuo, Teminada
ss-Asrhibsld Bull, (Agentes y empleados de la Bull
nsua Line Inc) Terminada.
r. Bravo Mayaguez Utimos detales.
34e4Acorazado alfonso kip, Ultimos detales.
Caoicos de Rio Pedra En- construction
de nsaaciones sanaas,
staado de lavar panchar
edifcio ha hho
odran caular los ngenieros teniendo cuenta
aeriales conduc6n cuando habia carretera
anben los donavo han hecho pene acantarla
re de MADEIRA empedo gaero cada otras
ebras de oinato
s. constry adcas en- e sanaoo ba
donados Cuerpc
Poc reacn los donatvos
engados directamente 70 Pola aqueI Departmental
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04

dnado mportec
masC Casetas para e Sanatoro Insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
LAS GEsTIoNEs DEL DIR. RUIZ soLER
Liquidation de los donativos.

construction para tuberculosis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
CIYILES


succsi0sl JOSE Ramon Orcasitas VS..
\. VI. Somoza v Co. y Josefa Orca-
sitas Delsaslo. >Ehtrcga lie cantidad.
Ahogados Soto Gras Siaca, Eduar-
10 Lopez Tizol y' Legpoldo Fcliu.
SUCCESSION Manuel Jim6nez Cruz va.
Eladia Cruz Jimenez. ct. al. ,nahos
V periuirios Abogados: Jose dc Guz-
man Beai,ez Franc:s42 Gonzilez
Fagundo.
Diciembrc 23 vicrncs:
CIvILES
Juana Ruiz. viuda &c Agostini, et
al VS.. &C. Llinas Y Cia.' Reivindica-
ci0n. Abogados: jose Tous Soto Y
Lopez dc Tord Y Zayas V PizarrO.
Francisco Rios. ct. al. vs.. Onofre
McnGndcz ct. al. Nulidad de cscri-
turas. etc. Abogados: NJ. Guzman
Texidor p. Ferndndcz Garcia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
DEPARTMENT. DE SANDAL

Relacion de Casetas Donadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
Y. N. c. A. BOYS SET
FOR CAMP IN JUNE
Swimming, Boating, Canoeing,
Hiking and Fishing to Provide
Variety of Activities.

June is will be a happy day for many
boys of this city. for on that day the
summer vacation begins and on that day
a lively crowd of will-be campers de-
part from their homes and their soft,
downy beds TO spend the. ensuing two
weeks in camp. Now each is thinking
of the fun and good times he is TO have.
living under q tent on the creek bank for
two weeks. There win be great sport
swimming and diving in the creek. boat
ing, canoeing, hiking, fishing. and eat
ing.
Percy, the cook. and by far the most
important parsonage at a camp, viii be
on the job. As yet. Ii is undecided which
adventurer is the best, swimmer, run
ner, or largest eater. for this must be
decided at camp, in the swimming meet,
athletic meet, and eating contest. IL
will be lively crowd which leaves the
Y. NJ c. A on the eighteenth of June
for camp
Camp Caesar Rodney" is situated
three miles below Chesapeake City, Md.
on Back Creek just above its month
which opens into Elk river. The camp
site is on part of the 500 acre farm
known as "Randalia." and offers excel
lent opportunities for bathing. swim
ming, hiking. games. fishing, and fun.
lit is the camp of the Boy Scouts, who
have kindly allowed the Y. NJ. c. A. the
use Of both site and equipment from
June 18th to July fst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
DANCING DOLLS"
=. l.. C.. Club of Y. w. c. A. to
Give PIayIet at ST. Andrews
Parish House.

Under the auspices of the F. l.. G.
Club ~ the Young Woman's Christian
Association the plsylet, Dancing Dolls.
win be given hy members of the club
this evening in the parish house of st.
Andrews y. r. Church. Tickets may
be purchased al the door OF the parish
house tomorrow night.
The play viii be presented In pro-
lovue and one act. and throughout the
performance there is a pleasing story.
The cast has been coached by Miss
Miriam Hawkins The players who win
take part in thc entertainment are as
follows:
Prologue: "Fieurette," Elizabeth
Knoor; "Colnette.s Estella Schiles;
"nlanche." Jennie Moses; Dancers,
"Juliette." Rattle Henderson and
sJsean," Esther Moses.
Play: "cilles." Katherine Slich;
aRusss.' Matte McCuilen; MeZzein,
Mildred Mason; "Margot." Myrtle Cor
bett: "F'usetta." Eiva Lister; "clemin-
tina Mary Temple.
Following the performance there viii
be social dancing for ALL The proceeds
81 the evening viii 70 toward sending
delegates from the club 70 the summer
conference al Camp Nepahwin, Canton,
la. Miss Mary Ramsay the clubs ad-
wiser viii also attend the conference.
Plans are about completed for the
County Pair" which the Hiawatha
Corps Of the Y. w. c. A. will give to-
morrow evening in the GLIB rooms, s04
Market street. There will be many
novel attractions at the fair and ice
cream. candies. and other goodies will
be on sale. The proceeds VIII 60 TO the
nunsrler conference fund
Members and friends of the Y. w. C.
A. are asked 10 keep in mind the rum
mage sale which the True Blue Corps
VIII hold on June II at 7I4 TarnaH
street. Donations are asked for. These
may be sent 10 the associations head
quarters. S04 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

unfortunate not of circumstances be-
comes involved In a murder mystery
that unwinds only after many Incidents
ana situations come to light.
"Proxiess IT the Majestic.
Unusual. novel. appealing, ai three Of
these ad1ectivcs describe some phase
OF the photoplay Proxies" which opens
today at the Majestic Theatre. The
clements Of mystery. suspense and lovc
alA give veneer of originality which
enters into the plot df "Proxies." Frank
X Adams original magazine story liz
the basis of the continuity. Two ex-
crooks are the hero and heroine Of
Proxies" They are sweothearts and
are determined that the straight and
narrow is the one and only path for
sure happiness.
Constance BInney at the Queen.
II The Magic Cup" which figures in
Constance Bfnney's picture N thnt
name now at the Queen, In anything
like the magic carpet OF the fairy tale
days. there Is certain to be much ex-
element prevalent during the showing
of the film. There is every reason Il, cx-
pect that the condition OF affairs at
the Queen win be such. because It has
been let out In advance that THE
Magic Cup has as many exciting tales
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

In 1t m the magic carpet ever held or
hoped to hold.
hack Jones ri the Ria1tn.
Following his great s,iccass In Just
Pals Buck Jones once more steps out
Of his character ~ cowboy to enact the
role of q more serious nature In a
photoplay entitled Tho Big Pnfnsh. !"
Today II the fourth day. for tho show
which II 1T tho HfAlto.
.strnight Is thc Way at the Arcadia.
A ouija hoard and Hono very real
fiesh and blood "spooksr are the basis Of
''sstrnight II the Way the Paramount
Cosmopolitan picture drama based on
Ethel Watts Mumford's story, The
Manifestation OF Henry Ort.' which
commenced an engagement At the
Arcadia yesterday.
Woman Problem at Savoy.
What Women Will Do" the big
Edward Jose production ir showing at the
savoy theatre this entire week. No
doubt many people. a. they watch the
Interesting story unfold. will anticipate
what the seherning girl of the under
world. and the gentle mother of the
top rfIng Of the sociai ladder will do
and be wrong In their guess.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
DoRscHE DAAs CLUB BANQUET.
Mrs. Albert Robin and A. ID. G.. Cohn
Guests of Honor.

The annual banquet OF the Dorsche
l,aas club OF the y. NJ. II. A. was held
last night al the iambros Cafe. DIR.
and Mrs. Albert Robin and A. d. q.
cohn. general secretary of the " NJ. II.
a. were the guests OF honor and each
delivered brief address. During the
evening there was dancing Israel
Handelnan was toastna ster. DR. Robin
spoke on the development of character.
Mrs Robin and Mr.. Cohn complimented
the organization on its development.
The diners included: DIR. and Mrs.
Albert Robin. MIR. and Mrs. s. Drucker,
Miss Emma Wheeler. Miss Katie Braun
stein. Miss Bertha Goldberger, Miss Ida
Stein. Miss Bessie Willer, Miss Rose
Ginns. Miss Mildred Rose. Miss Lena
Arsht. Miss Lillian Arenstefn, Miss Bes-
sle Cohen. Miss Rose Drucker, Harry
stein, David Groll. sydney Schagrin.
Herman Gottiieb. Israel Handelman,
Morris Goodlevege. Jack Lesser, Leo
keil Abel Fucker, Edward Harwitz and
Nathan Breuer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
RED CROSS LIFE
SAVING COURSE
Progressive Swimming lnstruc-
tions for Glasses Now Being.
Held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
r,rxt Lesson.

I. Line up group according to size
Count two's. 40, IN
p Number ones 10 one side OF poor ~
the water. Number two on o'nel s's.
of pool. Both groups facing eac' ~,
. rsrst lesson. both groups 'a
sa,.sp side of pool with left hand no'e
nose with right. close eyes, duck hea'
for count OF Ave. a
IN, Hold side of tank with leit manu.
x,rht hand at side. duck hera, Tor count
of t,vc. Blow out through nose on so''i-
ins to surface. - =. s,se-
fe, Face center Of pool, hands AT sioe'
take dcen breath, eyes open, oetu Ni'oee
..d auck head for count of ten, come UP
TO standing position. blow throush nose'
"a, Face center of pool, take deep
breath. eyes open. duck head ana sr'ssp
ankles. bringing feet up and noio iol
count of ten. Pupils ma ,heihsei'es
fioating. Hold position for count VI
ten. stand up. blow out through nose.
te) Face center of pool, rieh' ioo
back against pool side. hands eN'enoeo
front and locked together. Iake ueep
breath. lower chin to touch chest--push
of hard with foot and float as tar as
possible toward other side. Stanu ul-
and blow out through nose.
(D Repeat several times
Second Lesson.
Same formation as In lesson one.
"a, Repeat (e) OF first lesson three
ttnes
al, pupils face wall, right hand hold
ing rail- or trough left hand about one
foot below. fingers pointed down TO
brace body up yn horizontal plane
tc) Legs straight, toes turned slight
ly IN. move right and left feet alternate
fy up and down slowly about six inches,
no bend in knees. Count i, z, >, 4.
After pupils get this motion without
much knee action have them Increase
speed. Feet should not break water
td) Plunge once more as in tel OF
FIRST lesson and use kick slowly. After
the pupils get this slowly Increase speed
cf kick Repeat this until proficient, by
closing eyes pupils can better concen-
trate ON foot action.
te) Bring pupils out of the pool and
iine them up on both sides, facing each
other with sufficient distance between
each so that they can use arms freely.
Cf, Arm drill. Bend forward slight
lv. right arm extended straight out 10
front. palm down, left hand at side.
Pull hand down and backwards TO hip,
tthis Is the nropelling motion) raise
elbow and carry hand back TO position
In front Of body. Hand should not be
higher than shoulder level at any time.
Repeat.
ts1 Same with left arm. Repeat
thl Right hand in stroke position.
left at side. Alternate right and left
hand slowly. emphasizing pun from in
front of body 20 hip with each hand,
elbow being lifted first and not carry
ing hands above shoulder. Repeat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
THE SCREEN.
Louise Glaum nj The Playhouse.

Today is the third day for the show
ing of Louise Glaams picture II Am
Guilty. ut The Playhouse. Its pres
entation has been enjoyed by every
member of the audiences TO whom 1t
has been shown. Those who revel In
screen drama and those who can an
preciate entertainment of this sort es-
pecially when it is of the best and
mixed with q little fnelodrama, viii
find good diversion In Il Am Guilty
Miss Glaum.is ideally cast In the role of
the neglected wife who through an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
EXCURSION TO AUGUSTINE.
Santa Maria Council, X. OF G. Plan for
Outing June 20.

The members OF Santa Maria Council,
*. of c., will so on an excursion 10
Augustine Beach on the steamer Clyde
on June 20. Features of the day Will
be baseball games between the Brown
son and Pioneer teams. and the older
members of the Council, under James
Mcmahon, and the younger members,
under Edward Dougherty. A silver
loving cup viii be awarded the winners
OF the Brownson- Pioneer game.
Tho arrangement committee COM
prises Pierce Barnes chairman; Edward
+. Melia, Alexander Butler, John
Mahoney, Thomas 1oughery and III. j.
Collins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
@H0ME FIRST WOMAN
SAYS, REFUSING OFFICE

Cumberland. Nd. May 26.--Mrs. Anna
McCgeave, who on Tuesday was elected
police and fire commissioner, by the
mayor and city Council Of Cumberland.
has declined the post. she announced
today.
Mrs. McCleave stated that household
duties and other pressing activities
would prevent her filling the place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26

ver classAnsd ads--cail .zoo.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
WOMAN HEADS POLICE.

Cumberland Md. May 26.-Mrs. Anna
Accleave has been elected commissions
or OF the police and fire departments
Of Cumberland by the mayor and City
Council. to fill an unexpected term.
Mrs McCleaye is a native of Cumber-
laud and the widow Of an attorney.
She was prominent in Red Cross work
during the war and also held COM
mission as police women for home pro-
tectsona
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
LOCAL AMuSEMENTs.
THE STAGE.
To Sing "Norma- at the Garrick.

To Sing .Norma- at the Garrick.
The grand opera Norma" one or the
sweetest productions known, will be
sung at the Garrici Theatre on satur-
day night, June 4. by the Muscagni
Grand Opera Co.. under the direction
OF Nicola Raspa, with Antonio Dell
'Orefice, a noted conductor, in charge
Of the music. The company IL a large
and capable one. and In the cast OF
principals It includes Barbara Eldgedse.
Agnes Kraemer. Luigi valontini. Itaio
Picchi and A, Mazzeo. The opera VIII
be sung In Italian, which will give It
the full effect and sweetness intended
by the composers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
RepubIlsnn women.

Hepubjit3p women.
There Win b. music and dcnetn9 ~
tsrpcon and evening and several hy~
minute speeches Nv prominent HspDbiix
caps. Hrfrcsbmeut~ viii -" served ann
there VIII tpe q good Inph sf nominal
price snf moon,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
cARrnALBY q. o. r. woMEr.
Plans rear Completion for Ansir at
Auditorium on Tuesday NEXT.

The city Committee of Republican
Women Will hold q. q, =. carnival
at the Auditorium. Eleventh and Madi-
son streets On Tuesday next, May ~,
from / I q. m. tn II y. m. The purpoae
of the carnival isto raise money for the
support of the clubhouse at szs Ship
ley street and for keeping up educa-
tional and Information service among
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
r.. Nh. A. to gnt.rss,n chaxs~~.

Tho final cbIdr~rr entertainment ~
dbe season Win bo given ~ The y 81.
IL a. Hall AZ 4 o'clcck On H1rdsv "
evening