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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
FOR ADMISSION TO BAR.

At II o'clock today, Standard timr, the committee on admission to the Fairfield County Bar ssociation, went into session, while the New Haven session will be held June 2. The Fairfield county list is as follows:
 Frank A. Barber of Bridgeport; Morris K. Cohen of Bridgeport; John Joseph Di Sesa Of Norwalk; Charles A Donadeo of Bridgeport; Rockwell Francis Dugan of Norwalk; Thomas A. Finn of Bridgeport; David Gold stein of Bridgeport; William Hanna of Stamford; Henry J. Klein of Bridgeport; Harry kursman of Bridgeport; Donate Iepore of Bridgeport; William James Iavery of Bridgeport; Charles T. McGovern of Norwalk; Emil A. Napo1itano of Bridgeport; Donald T. Powell of Nor walk; Abraham C. Schnee of Bridge port; James C-Shannon of Bridgeport: Leo Earl Sherman of New York. N. Y; Thomas Wass, Jr.. of New York, N. Y; Arthur B. Weiss of Bridge port.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
Bridge Delays
 Baseball Fans

The late baseball fans were given nervous prostration while the Strat- ford avenue bridge refused to shut yesterday afternoon. after allowing a tug to go up the river. The traffic jam was the same as is always the case, but one Paradise Green bus with the aid of a handy policeman, well illustrated the fieXibility of the buses in cases of emergency.
 After a little maneuvering the bus was able to turn around Then a grand and hilarious parade started up Water street for the Congress street bridge, and in a very few min utes all traffic eastbound was gone with the exception of the trolleys Which had to peacefully stand by and hopefully await the temperamentaI l bridge. Traffic was delayed about 20 minutes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
DIED.
POLLOCK

POLLOCK - In this city, Thursday, April 2s, 1921, Louisa, ? Biebel. widow of John M. Pollock
 Friends arc invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 39 Bunneu street, on Monday, May End, at 2:30 D. m.
 Intermetn at Park cemetery.
 U2eb. ENRIGHT-In this city, April 2s, 1921, Isabelle, widow of John En- right.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at undertaking parlors of Mullins, Scott & Red gate. 293 Golden Hill street, on Friday, April 29. at S:So a. m-, and from St. Augustine's church at 9 a. m. Jnterment at St. Michaers ceme- tery. U27bs FTYNN-In this city, April 27, 1921, Thomas Flynn.
 Friends invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, 1ss Bronx avenue, on Saturday, April 30, at S:30 a. m., and from St. Pat rick's church at a. m., with sol emn high mass.
 tery. U2Sb" 1921. John, son of John F. anu Catherine Doherty. aged II years, g months, days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the residence of the parents, 9s Mill Hill avenue. on Saturday, April 30, at 8:30 a. m., and from St. Charles church, at a. m., with solemn high mass.
 Interment at St. Michaers cene- tery U2Sb" McCABE-In this city, suddnly, April 27th, 1921, Joseph McCaibe.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 37 Daisey court, on Saturday. April 30, at 9:45 a m-. and from St. Pat rick'S church at 10 o'clock.
 Burial in s. Michaels cemetsry.
 C2Sb"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
PICKPoCkET TOOK s5

While Bridgeport was busi1y en- gagged in beating Waterbury at New field park yesterday atfernon, a pick pocket seized the opportunity to re- lieve William c. Brown. of New Ha- ven, of S. The money was contained in a card case which was removed from Browns pocket. A report of the theft has been made 10 the police
 Samuel Strauss, of 29S Wheeler avenue, is mourning the loss of s75 and a watch which were stolen from his room Wednesday night by a. sneak thief.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
SEARCH FOR MRS. BURR.

Police are conducting a nationwide sea rch for Mrs. Florence W. Burr. of anbury, who disappeared from her woman is 53 years old and is lame. She is thought to have boarded a train bound for New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29

ton would be interesting to know the present thoughts o that large who believed Ii they gave their it would direct aid to the ameloraon or the German conditions and forfeitures.
 Another thing tends to do anything but carify the
 situation record of nslncerty and the fact that pretty nearly refuses to believe that she now being entirely franl about her ability intentions
 The sooner that Germany realizes that way of the accepts the inevitable the better for her and every else.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29

scored a personal success with his Scotch songs and George Manz play ed set Of bells with one hand and the accompaniment on the piano with the other, in a clever manner
 Others who contributed toward the enjoya bie program were the chorus of ten voices. violin selections by Harold Jones, vocal selection by Frank
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
GENERALIZATION COURT.

The Naturalization court will be in session beginning next Tuesday, at which time Judge John P. Kellogg will preside. A docket list of about 100 will be examined, of which over half are enemy aliens who have been endeaVinring to get papers since 1917.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29

Lewis, James Reilly, Miss Grace Abercrombie and MT Mosher, accom- panied by Miss Laura Jones. Sullivan and Ondek danced like regular pro- fessionals and Paul Gaboury played a tam bourine speciality A large au- dience greeted the performers who were obliged to respond to several encorez-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29

The annual ntertainment and dance given by the Boy Scouts of America proved a howling success last night at the Warner Institute.
 Awen arranged program was pre- scented when Tyler and Birmingham brought down the house with gales of laughter as they presented their skit- L. M. Ahercroxnbie
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
NOTICE

Carpenters of all locals. Joint meeting Saturday, April 3Oth, at 3 o'clock.
 T. LAW Secretary of District Council
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
TODAY'S WANTS

TO RENT-Five rooms to rent. all inn provements. Inquire 17s Atlantic SE.
 U2ss.p PLANTS-CabbaS beets caulifower, Brussels sprouts, egg plants, celery, celerial kohl Rabi, let tuce, peppers and tomatoes. Pansies, daisies, salvia, asters and verbenia. Geo. F. Brod, 1269 Elm St. Stratford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29

Rev. Sherrod Soule, superintendent of the Missionary Society of Con- necticut, will be the speaker in the United Church Sunday morning. His subject will be Home Missions and Their Patriotism" Dr. William Hor- ace Day will preach al Mount Holy o7ea- -ooileEa>
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29

There were 32 assists in the Ath- letic-Red Sox contest, Boston getting r of them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29

Charley Pilkington and Johnny Shugrue, who fought a disputed draw in New Haven a few weeks a-go, have been reTnatched for the New Haven Arena on May 2. The weight agreed upon is 132A pounds to be made by 2 o'clock on the afternoon of the bout A $500 forfeit for weight and s1o0 for appearance will be posted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-29
Hooks And Jabs
By PATSY"

Bud Palmer will don the nitts to- night, at the New Haven Arena, when he will stack up against Dave Medaro. Palmer is pinch-hft- ting for Jack McNulty in the semi windup of ten sessions. In the star bout, Kid Lewis, Canadian feather weight champion, will minsle with Mickey Travers. Soldier Gibson vs. Collie Pleines and Young Silverberg vs. Spike Marine are also on the card
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PAGE SIX
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-20

Our Entire Stock of Mems and Boys Man.
churian and Sheep-lined Coats Greatly Re-
duced. s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

de la Camara de Representatives. Y pa
ra gastos eventuales impresos le-
eislativos en- relaci6n con la primera
legislature de la Decima Asamblea
Legislative, y para otros .ines".
P. de la C. 136.-Por ell senior For
tuno.-"Para ordenar al Tesorero de
Puerto Rico devuelva al municipio de
San Lorenzo cierta cantidad de dine
ro; paras derogar la Ley No. 81 de
JUNO IA, 1919, y para otros fines.
P. de la C. 137.-Por el seiior Cue.
rra-M Mondragon.-"Creando becas pa
ra enviar j6venes graduates de high
school cursar estudios en- institucio-
mes edueativas de los Estados Unidos,
destinando asignaciones para ese OBJ
jeto, v para otros fines.
P. de la c. 138.-Por los sefiores
Pavfa y Alum.-"Para enmendar la
secci6n 1 de la LEY disponiendo 10
necesario para combatir las epidemias
declaradas oficialmente en- proclama
del Gobernador de Puerto Rico, apro-
bada en- febrero % de 1921, y para
otros fines".
P. de la C. 1S9.-Por el Sr. Coll y ca
chf.-"Para ineorporar en- las listas
del Servicio Civil Clasifcado de Puer-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

En- la Session Ejecutiva del Senado,
anoche Sc dio cuenta con los siguien-
tes nombramientos.
+ Seiior Rafael Rivera Zayas, Juez
de la Corte de Distrito de Ponce.
(Aprobado por mayoria, votaron en-
contra los republicanos).
Sr. Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, Juez
Corte de Distrito San Juan, Secci6n
"a. Unanimidad.
Sr. Tomas Bryan Souffront, Juez
de la Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla.
Unanimidad.
Sr. Pablo Berga, Juez de la Corte
de Distritp de Humacao. ,Unanimi-
dad.
Sr. Manuel Caparros, Jefe de Dis
trito P. T., 5a. clase.
Sr. Julio Castillo, Jefe de Distrito
P. l., Ga. clase.
Sr. Castor Motta, Jefe de Distrito
p l., Ga. clase.
Sr. Alfredo Colon Ceballos, Jefe de
Distrito p l., Ia. clase.
Sr. Miguel Martinez, Jefe de Dis
trito p. l., Ia. clase
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

so~aimu.ha q = ava. rashAa
sns.ms nia- > ~ i-s sal,a a. D..
esaslas.
asus miuuanag usas ~ iHisspnn sna
h iniaVigidna sassrsxN lvfmmas -
slfp lsauta. A t,sMiaah
PsuyNass ~ la. NnrEo lo. sszl.
2. al :. ss.--nus Doe srioIcs nar.
reia. Miranda. aauiuk. Castllle ,
Abril.-i'aia gsumosxr a hisfestns
o. los lAhiiHnsss asa rusa,lo d. Paei-
- gsco ~ resssxsstr a ncciAsmirs
que caaNsH ln muesse q lrsioncs a. los
Fnhajaduros en- a curse a. "a sai.lcus
esiMblecsa u dsber de los l,ainonos de-
compensnr a sus e.aiieados o hercsie-
ros scrdn dcfnen en esiA ley psr
faxon de lcsioncs o macrse indepen-
Jiense dc nerligencia y prOvcer los
mcdios y metodos para hacrr efecti-
40 este deber; cnear an fondo de se-
rnro para asegsrar a hos paironos
contra dicha responsabilidad y pro-
veer Ia administration y reglamenta-
ci6n de dicho SECURE: crear una Co
mission dc Indemnizacione a Obre-
ros, determinar sus facultades y debe-
res: establecer Ia resp6nsabilidad de
FL Pueblo De Puerto Rico respectO a
sus trabajadOres pOr lesiOnes O muer-
te de estOs en- las obras que realice
por administration, y para Otros f.
mes.
p. del S. 46.--Por el senior Martinez
Davila.-Para enmendar el articulO
go del Codigo de Enjuiciamiento Ci-
vii.
p. del S., 47.-Por el senior Martinez
Davila.-De Presupuesto Supletorio
para el Departamento de instruction
durante el ano econ6micO que tcrmi-
ma en- 80 de JUNO de 1921.
r.. c. del S. 19.-Para subvencionar
Jose Elias Lewis, en- sus estudios
artfsticos en- Europa.
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EN- e. SENADO

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.ssiiasaa - b . N|sN4e1a
a.s iwsr ns 80 - sl.asss'a.la ~
ssaaN NAa . lsssNf - A,AA,s~.
sua~ e Nnhln6 Aa'4K
$50 lsu 81 aals~ Ants4 A.alNA
o. rrMl&.e.l.4 laani'lI.iIs - ~
l..aaa ls.1.s ~ tsII|l.a'las q - a..
l,.u. tsrassaftn s..a u .NIs|Isa =
laulaf. laia la al.ssstH ~ t.t = -
s.sti,aaon A. IA saAasMln fikpa.l.'s.
9 =. vA 80 safasssslanaae kAp s.,si >
a. ssas stasA ii A'euiNiaua.le lnsa.
iaf Hr k.,n aaa alBl,Af ~m rasasass
.4Hn.s., - -. nskisss~ ~ ~ falasa
uasio ~ an snunisaria ~ .ile ai.-sa-
- pc ~ sslzeeia rimnie
- 60. is,asl.sr q rnsso lllsn. fss.-
s8a s~anssplasain ~ ssanlsianasln
in.a.lag a. NanlsAai. p.sita snsssnas.r
. ,snaia,iiss frsiwslo.sasio -. caIilraas
ar Sanisind iisalar - innidrilal anr
"a 'seeliernie "a Il rlmpiimirnla .ls
..ass d'irr =. ppr isaio a iislnio aar
d.lrr Ia s9,isissaia. inrnok qur ansss
sal s,sllesssiSn sa r.rH'aaa ror las
.. orias aniors.ia ies que Ia slerrrtnspn.
Para lre ofsStas a esia Ley. - n.
calia al ssosrrl:ador de- Puerto Isico.
I.aia qne soliciind slsl comisionaao
Ii'slIlar de Samiiad. disponga de los
nS-nisos. con cargo M Tesoro Insnlar.
hasia. Ia snna de s00000 ddlares, q
coa,raIe. Il fnere neresario, nn pn.s-
tame por todo narfe de diclla can-
.idad con algnna sinstiinci6n bancaria.
con cargo III Pueblo de Puerto Rico
Secci0n 2.-Toda hey paric De ley
que So oponga a Ia presenfe. queda
derogada.
Secci6n 3.-Se declara por Ia PR sen
le que existe una emersepcia para IN
inIuediata vigencia dc Ia preSente
ley. y. por tanto. Ia nlisma emp zar:i
a regir tan pronto sea aprobada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
Observation-Disclosures DEL SENADO

Sr. Domingo Quevedo Baez, Jefe de
Distrito P. l., Ia. clase.
Sr. Manuel Vega Riollano, Jefe de
Dietrito p L., "a. clase.
: Gr. Julio Santiago, gefe de Distrito
P. l., IA. clase.
Sr. Antolino Diaz, Jefe de Distrito
P. l., Sa. clase.
Sr. Juan L. Ramos Torres, Jefe de
D5trito P. l., Sa. clase.
Domingo Beniamino Torres, Jefe de
Diatrito P l., Sa. clase.
Sr. Carmelo Correa, Jefe de Dis
trito P. l., Sa. clase.
{icturo Rodriguez Juncos, Jefe de
Di-trito p L., Sa. clase.
Raimundo Pagan Roman, Jefe de
Distrito P l., Sa. clase.
Sr. Elias L. Lopez, Jefe de Distrito
P. /. 8a. clase.
Sr. Ramon E. Fernandez, Jefe de
Distrito P. l., ga. clase.
Sr. Pedro C. Santaliz, Jefe de Dis
trito P. l., 8a. clase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
PROFECTOS Y RESOLUCI0hEs De IA GAMARA
En- PRIMERA lEcTURA i q I !,

p de la C. 12S.-Por Ell senor Diaz.
para enmendar el articulo n del
Codigo Civil de Puerto Rico, y para
otros fines.
P. de la c. 129.-Por Ell senior Diaz'
para construir un trozo de carre-
terra que, partiendo de la ciudad de
Humacao, empalme con la carretera
en- construction de Naguabo a Juncosi
asignando los fondos necesarios, v pa
ra Jotros fines.
P. de la c. 1S0.-Por el seiior Dfaz
Para construir un edifcio insulal
en- Ia ciudad de Humacao; asignandc
los fondos necesarios, y para otros
fnesn.
P. de Ia G. I31.-Por el senior Diaz
para utilizar los presos de las car,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
DepartamentO de
ServiciO Pdblico


oFIcINA DEL ACUEDgcTO
AcisO al PGJIico:
POr el presente Sc avisa a. los due
hos de casa v toda persona que nece-
stare hacer algupa yaeometida Ia
tuberfa de Acueducto propiedad del
Municipio cualQuier tuberfa perte-
neciente a otra persona Corporation
o al G0bierno Insular de Puerto Rico.
que ningiir plomero esta autorizado a
hacer dichas acometidas nj assuminis-
tsar aqua a ninguna propiedad. que
solamente puede hacer- los trabajos el
Plomero Municipal por orden de Ia
Oiicina de Obras piblicas Municipa-
les. despu6s que el interesailo haya
llenadp en- este Departamento, los re-
duisitos de ia Ordenanza reguladora
de este seryicio pdblico.
Constituye una. falta grave adani-
rir aqua por medios que, no sean los
antes citados y suplicamos todas
aquellas personals que hasta Ia fecha
estan hacienda uso del Acueducto sin
estar sus ncmbres inscritos en- los re-
gistros de esta Oficina, pasen por es-
te Departamento a notiicarlo, para
no sernos en- la necesidad de ordenar
que Sc cortesla tuberfa dc la cual Sc
estan surtiendo.
Martin TrdUieso.
Comisionado se ervicio Piblico,
Policfa y PrisIones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

Dessle aver Ia s,'is lsli-s "a .I n.n-
aia asia. en Il Consala'la 'lo i,--
paha. Ia handera 'lr IA gl"ii'lsa
nacian slssscubridora. "a h"ncna-
r. De dnelo Ior Ia mncric d. : 4.
Il Presidenie ,icl ConS'.i" 'ir Nj
nistros. Don Edu1,io llaio lr--
dien &
Por el CONSULATE de E>paia
han desiilado disiingmidos riPlr-
senianfes de has nacion.s amiea'
a testim0niar su ,lmelo por la
muerte del procer Y Sa pFoicSia
contra el vii ascsinatoe De l"s
primerOs en- llegar. fueron el s-ilor
Don Socrates NolaSco. Consul de
Santo Domingo: Don Gusta'"
Marin Herrera. Consul de Cuba
Don Manuel Fernandez .lunr"s
Consul del Paraguay: Don Jos,
Labrador NihalS. Consul de Me-
iico: Don Eduardo Lonlha An
dreine. Consul de Portugal. y lo'
seilOres Don Julian Munsuri. Don
Emilio .Iimenez. PreSidente 'leI
Casino Espaiiol. Don Segnnd'
Cadierno. Nicepresiden;e &c Il
Casa de Espaiia. bon. Enrique
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

celes de distrito, condenados traba-
jos forzados, en- ohras municipales, y
para otros fines".
P. de la C. 1S2.-Por el senior Alon-
so.-"Para modifcar y ampliar la
contribution sobre la herencia, para
otros fines.
P. de la C. 1SS.-Por el senior Pa
.via."Para enmendar la secci6n So
de la Ley Escolar".
P. de la c. t34.-Por Ell senior Pla-
.nellas. "Asignando la cantidad de
dies mil 100000 d6lares para la cons
truccion de un hospital en- Ia munici-
palidad de Cidra, y para otros fines.
P. de Ia c. 135-Por el senior Cue
rar1Iondrag6naDe presupuesto su-
pletorio para empleados temporeros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
FL lsESNATO DEL JEFE
DEL G0BIERlO ESPAD0L
aOHENlJES ! Testimonies DE DUELO

Iureilia. lam Aniania Fernandez
Soio. 'l"n .Aqnilino 'iarla. ll'n
Manu,l Gamhlor. Ian aetminio
MADEIRA. ll"n Manuel Alvarz.
lbol Ricardo raSalS. Don flalrn-
iiue Miranda. 81 seh"r s-rvera y
oiras Kalias.,s clcmeni"s sle Ia ta-
louia l,.spahola.
~ Casino Espaiiol iienr ples-
a.. as.s,le aver. su handera a me-
dia asia. y oiro ianio ha hecho
IA Socie,lad Espahela de Anxilio
Mutuo Y Bcneiicencia.
La casa de Espaila. lie Ia que
era Socio he Honor el insigne Don
Eduardo Daio. aeordo en- su se-
sion celebrada an0che. enviar un
mcnsaie. poi. cable. a :. N. el Rey.
landole el mas seniido pesame
onr Ia muerte de su Primer Mi
ni>lro Y protestando del barbara
crimen. Y otrO mensaje en identi-
ros >eniinicntos inspirado. la
ilu>trc familia del finado.
.scor,l6 ;ambifn consi ignar Ell
acta el profu"lo duelo de la Cor
poracion Y que Sc envie copia del
documcnto la familia dOliente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
QUINIENTOS MIL MAS

Los seilOres SusOni. Garcia. Jordan
Y Castillo. presentaron la siguiente
Ley. para enmemdar las secciOnes |. >
Y > de la Resolution Conjunta No. /.
"DispOniendo 10 necesariO para comba
fir las epidemias decIaradas Official
mente en- proclama del GobernadOr de
Puerto Rico. aprobada en- 10 DE fe-
bicro de 1921. que fu6 aprobada Y di-
ce asf:
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DecrGtase pOr Ia AsamJIcT LcgisIat
IA dc Puerto Rico:

Secci6n 1.-Que las sectiones /, 2 Y
, de la RI soluci6n Conjunta No. L
:'DispOniendo 10 necesario para com
batir las epidemias -declaradas Official
mente ell prOclama del Gobernador de
Puerto Rico" aprobada en- 10 de fe-
brero de 1921. quedan pOr la presente
redactadas del modo siguiente:
"Secci6n 1-CuandO una epidemia
sea declarada en- unO -en varios mu-
nicipios. mediante proclama del Go
bernadOr de Puerto. Rico. Ia Sanidal
municipal quedara ipso facfo, en- toda
la isla, bajO el control del -Departa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
Deparfamento de Samdad
OFICINA DE FUMIGACION Y
DEsINFECCION
AvISO

Al C6mercio de San Juan:
En- virtud de que algunas casas de
comerciO han Olvidado petr0lizar con-
venientemente los pisos, Sc les recuer-
da que adn la actual epidemic no ha
desaparecido y que un descnido en- esa
precausi0n. darfa lugar a nuevOs Ca
SOS de Peste en- esta ciudad.
andres RodiigWez Ph.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

mo ACoSE SD msmoria con csc
calculo diario que le trae poeo msnoe
cue loco. Compre una Federal visi:
BILE que ella le suma, resta, multipies
y divide con una rapides asombrosa y
con una exactitud matematica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
CoNsULADo DE EsPASA EN-
PUERTO RICO

Para comunicarle un asunto que lie
interesa, Sc desea cohocer ef paradero
de don Adolfo Quintana Campos que
hace amos reside en- esta Isla, (Ca-
quasi, dedicado a las labores del CO.
mercio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

Para don Miguel Toledo Pascual,
don Alexandra Navarro Perez, don
don Roberto Monies Segovia y don
jose Manuel Bugallo, Sc ha recibido
correspondence en- este Consulado.
Los interesados pueden pasar reco-
gerla en- horas laborables.
FL Consul de Espana INFERNO,
]. Perez Losada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
AZUCAREROS 0 S

iNecesito en- seguida dos
ayudantes azulcareros
muy entendidos en- ira
bajo de cristaliZadoras.
Escriban sus pretencio-
mes y experienced a
sMaestrO de Azdcar'
p. O. Box 223,
SanaJuan, Puerto Rico.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-23
ROCHESTER UNION
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS

The Rochester Union High School
opened yesterday with an enrolment
of 1903 pupils over the initial en-
rollment a year ago. The grade
school shows a corresponding in
crease. A reception was given to
the teachers after which P-T-A was
organized.
Friday afternoon the Tenino High
School accompanied by band OF
rooters invaded Rochester to test out
the football strength of the Roches-
ter high school boys, but little
later went home defeated by a
score of II to s.
This year the faculty consists OF
j. E. McCleary, Miss Laura Foltz,
Miss Frances Donnellan, Harry e.
Waid, Miss Bernice Holiday, Miss
Anna Ericsson, Miss Frances King
Miss Coda Knowles, Miss Lanora
Washburn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-23

cheer leader; c. X. Prather, class ad.
visor, and j. G. Gerwick. assistant
class advisor.
Juniors--George Mills, president;
Otto Mckinney, vice president; Ma.
rian COwen, secretary-treasurer
Willard Alverson, cheer leader; Ma
rian Hornum, sergeant-at-arms, and
Mr.. Miller, class advisor.
Sophomores-Smith Troy, presi.
dent; Ivan Ditmars, vice president:
Gus Anderson, secretary; Margaret
Elwell, treasurer; George Alverson,
cheer leader; Alan White, sergeant
alarms, and Miss McVey, class SUI
pervisOr.
Up to date the lambs have had
no class meeting but are expected to
organize very soon and show the rest
of the school that '25 has got some
"comers" in their ranks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-23
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ELECT CLASS OFFICERS
SOphOmOres and Freshmen Will
Play Football Game to
Decide Supremacy.

Already class elections have been
held and the different classes are or.
ganized, with Their presidents. vice
presidents, secretaries, treasurers.
yell leaders. sergeants-at-arms and
class advisors, all ready for business.
Much class spirit has been man..
tested in the school by the students
and this spirit will grow as athletic
events and other contests tend to
draw the members of the different
classes closer together.
This year there will be a football
game between the sophs and frosh
and all classes will be represented in
basketball. 1t has not been decided
whether class contests will be held in
baseball this season.
In the past class spirit has been
the pride Of the school and by all
signs and rumors this year will be
one of the liveliest yet.
Following is list Of officers for
the first semester:
Seniors-Howard Strock, presi-
dent Maxine Jeffers, vice president;
Lillian Wilson. secretary; Miriam
Elwell, treasurer; Merritt Mills,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-23
AMERICAN YEOMEN
ELECT OFFICERS

At the recent election Of officers
of Olympia Lodge, Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen, the following
were chosen: Foreman, w. J. Mil
lard; master Of ceremonies, Claude
George; correspondent, A. w. Tyler;
master of accounts, Mrs. Lydia
O'Neil; chaplain. Mrs. Faulds; cap
tain of degree team and installing
officer, Past Foreman Mrs. Amelia
Jenkins; Lady Rowena. Mrs. Bert
Smith; Lady Rebecca, Mrs. Pauline
Halverson; overseer, Mrs. Claude
George; Waterman, Miss Hazel De-
vine; sentinel, Bert Smith; musician,
Miss Leona Jenkins. The local lodge
has a membership of 400, and in the
state are $1,000 members. Public
installation of the officers VII be had
October 4, 1921.