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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
En- Paris sc esperd que ell sesgo desfd-
VOrdble que tOmd la question IrldndeSd
fdvOreZCd ell triuufO de Ia diplOmdCid
frdnCeSd en- SileSid
La reV0luCi6n ruSd, eSperd SdIvdr Su
pals de la ignOminid de tener que
pedir ell pan pueblOS extrdfiOS
ODE NuEsrRo sERv1c1o cAB1saRAr1co ESPECIAL,

1rlandesa, reafirma la csperanza aqui
msntenida, a prueba de revesos, de
cue triunfe finalmente en- la question
de Silesia, la pretensi6n mantenida
por la diplomacia francesa.
La prensa de esta ciudad, no ocul-
ia SUI rivalidad contra Inglaterra la
que culpa de abandonar sus compro-
misos
LONDRES, agosto 18.-Noticias
recibidas de Moscou dicen que ha es-
tallado un movimiento revolucionario
contra ell gobierno desp6tico de San
Petersburgo, cuyo fracaso resonante
le lleva a mendigar fuera de Russia el
auxilio de las naciones extranjeras
para acallar ell hambre del infortuna-
do pueblo ruso que no ha pasado ja-
mas por un periodo de prueba como el
actual. Fracasado el regimen soviet,
despues de la terrible experiencia de
algunos amos, la revoluci6n espera
contar con la ayuda del pals, para de-
rrocar la siniestra tirania de los que
llamandose amigos del pueblo, han
llevado este al extreme de ruina y
miseria que esta padeciendo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
Esta nOche en- ell TeatrO
"America"

Ell Teatro Americaa, que lie ha en-
trado la mania desde hace tempo de
Irivalizar con los demas teatros en- ESQ
de agradar al publico con obras de
lsorprendente sensacionalidad, tiene
anunciado para hoy, Jueves de Gala,
ell estreno de la sublime creacion dra-
matica del arte silencioso "Los Re-
formistas" obra desempenada por la
preciosa estrella May Allison, la ar
tista mimada de todos los pdblicos dc
America y Europa. Acompaiara a
esta pelicula el primer episode de la
interesante serie de gran sensation
"La Mala Sombra", que viene prece-
dida dc un rcclame asombroso y en-
| la que trabaja ell simpatico actor Ben
! ny Leonard.
Ell Teatro America Sc propone que
mar algunos fuegos de artifcio, fren-
te su edificio, que han sido ordena-
dos exprofeso, y que han de lamar
mucho la atencion por su variedad ar
tistica y multicolor.
Apesar de los grandes gastos que
todo este ocasiona a la desprendida
Empresa, los precios seran los mis-
mos de siempre, que es como decirle
al todo San Juan y Santurce, Sc van
a quedar sin gente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18

DUBLIN, agosto 18.-Los jefes del
ejercito irlandes aunque declarando
que no atacaran los ingleses sino en-
ell case de ser atacados, estan hacien-
do grandes preparativos guerreros,
para estar prevenidos en- el case, pa
ra todos sensible, de que hubiera que
reanudar la lucha. La opinion Sc ha
tranquilizado con estas manifestacio-
nes, pues circulo insistentemente el
rumor de que Inglaterra no trataba de
negociar con Irlanda, sino dc ganar
tempo para acumular recursos bell
cos con los que aplastar la revoluci6n
que sc mantiene tan erguida.
LONDRES, agosto 18.-La opinion
que prevalece aqui respecto al confic-
to con Irlanda, es pesinista, dado que
los revolucionarios irlandeses no acep-
tan ninguna transaction. Piden Ia in
dependencia, seguiran la guerra,
aunque clio suponga la ruina y la
muerte de todos. Lloyd George no
oculta su contrariedad, y Sc teme que
las hostilidades Sc reanuden pronto,
va que parece que Inglaterra no esta
dispuesta conceder la independence
sine una amplia autonomia.
PARIS, agosto 18.--El sesgo desfa.
vorable que va tomando la question
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
TRAGICO SUCESo EN- GUAYAMA
Guayana, agosto 18, 1921.
Ell IMPARCIAL,

San Juan.
Esta maiana Sc ha suicidado dis
parandosc un tiro por la sien derecha
distinguido .joyen Fernando Acosta,
comerciante esta ciudad. Ignoranse
motives indujeronle tomar fatal reso-
lucion. A. Navarro.
Corresponsal Especial.
Lamentamos el sensible suceso y
damos el pesame los deudos del ma
logfado joven.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
Una nOta de Amor

Nuestro muy querido amigo el joyen
financiero don Federico Rubert, pres
tigioso elemento que goza de innumera
bles simpatfas en- nuestrO mundo ele-
gante, y u quien tanto afecto, Sc le tie
lie Ell esta casa, ha colmadO Sus mas
carOs anhelos. Ha hecho compromise
amoroso con una angelical Srta. que
responde el nOmbre de Josefina Boyce,
y que es Ell San Juan muy conocida y
estimada por las bellas prendas de
caracter que la alderman.
AunQue va la boda es un hecho, no
Sc ha fijadO fecha para la celebration
de la misma.
Familiares y amigos fntimos de la
enamOrada pareja al enterarse del
compromise matrimonial llevado a
efecto, sc han acercadO ellos para
felicitarlos efusivamente Ell M
PARCIAL asociandOse a este hOmena-
jc de simpatfas desea pOr anticipado
Josefina v Federico, toda clase de
dichas y felicidades sin cuento en- Ia
nueva ruta que han de emprender
unidos por el vfnculo del amor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
Aho w.
El Sr. Giorgetti ha re-
gresado en- ell "Ponce"

En- el vapor Ponce ha resresado
esta taffle de los Estatlos Unidos. el
prcstigioso hombrc pdblico y notable
financiero, viccpresidcnte del partido
unionista.. don Eduardo Giorgctti.
La nota olieiosa informa que el Sc
nor Giorgctti rcgrrsa al pafs, con el
hrop0sito dcsllaccrse cargo dc la jefa-
tura del partilo, pues el seilor Bar
cello despnes que Sc efcctlie la asaul-
blea extraordinaria, cl domingo en-
Barranquitas. piens;l e;nbarear para
q Nortc, a pasar junto s,ls familia-
res una tempauda. con cl fin dc des-
cansar dc Ia intcnsa labor polftica
que pcsa sobre q.
Ell IMPAisCIAI. tiene para el Sc
nor Giorgetti, mn saludo cordial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18

participaron en- la fiesta, reinando en-
toda la zona una tranquilidad compile
ia.
DUBLIN, agosto 1S.-Eamon de
Valera, en- nombre del parlamento IT.
landes ha devuelto Lloyd George las
anteproposiciones inglesas, declaran-
do lac6nica inflexiblemente que r.
landa solo acepta la independence ma
cional basada en- la constitution dc
una repdblica independents. Las ma
nifestaciones del senior de Valera Sc
ran sometidas por el Jefe del Gobier-
no ingles al Parlamento Britanico, va
que son de tai manera terminates.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
EI case de anOche en- e
Cafe LAS DeHcias'

En- la manana dc hoy visit6 nnes-
tras oficinas cl Sr. Bernabe Rosad0,
duefio 6ei eafG Las Delicias, situado
en- Salvador Brau No. 103, para partl-
ciparnos que en- La noche de aver mier-
coles penetr6 en- su establecimiento el
policfa insular plaza 81s, de nombre
Oscar, con cl fin de hacer aqua en- La
letrina dc dichO estableclmiento. (,
Al realizar tai pecesidad, sc puso
a hacerlo fueia del sItio que ocupa Ell
inodoro del establecimiento. AL serle'
llamada la atenci6n por el Sr Rosada
de unesei corral no era el sftio apro
piado para tai objeto que tai inmo-
ralidad podrfa ocasionarle a dicho Sc
for Rosado un serio disgustO con las
personas que viven en- Is altos del es-.
tablecimiento. el policfa Oscar Sc in
comod6 tomaBde la resoluci0n de que
rer arrestar a Rosado llegand a La
conclusion de formarse el consiguiente
escandalo al extreme dc caer al suel0.
en- la lucfia que Sc form0 entire amboSI
I'm peqoeho ni1o, hito del due1o del es-
tablecimiento, Y terminando La cues.
ton, yendo ambos al cuartel. -
Este es I'm caso que merece bas-,
tante atenci6n por parte del jefe d8
la policfasy de la mas alta autoridad de
Puerto Rico, pues ST estos casos sc 81.
guen repitiendo pcr agcntes encarga-
dos del orden pdblieo, es seguro que
ningdn eiudadano dueiio de ningiR
establecimiento podra establecer el or
den que mandan las forrnas de la edu-
cacl6n en- su casa y Las leyes de Sanir
dad.
Yea esta acitud el captain de IL
policia de un subalterno y evite en- 10
possible que un case de esta naturaleza
vuelya a repetlrse en- plena ciudad De
! San Juan.
BerBGbe ROsGdo,
Responsible.
Son testigos de este hecho, Francis
co Pagan, Alberto Rivera y Regino
, Alvarez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
LOS ESPANOLES DE ARECIBO HA.
CEN UNA COLECTA PARA LA
CRUZ ROJA ESPANOLA

ArecibO, agosto Tide 1921.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Espailoles residences Arecibo, crea-
do comit6 cruz roja espaiiola recaudan
Ell reunion esta noche 361 d6lares. Es-
perase Quota suba dos mil d6lares. Di-
rectiva qued6 electa con siguientes ca
balleros, Jose Matienzo, Lorenzo Oil
yer, r. Garcia Lago, Manuel Delgado
y otros.
C0rresponsaI Especial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
Don Manuel Gonzalez
Martinez

Ell Sr. Presidente de la Junta Cen
tral de la Casa de Espaiia embarc6
aver para New York, con objeto de
pasar una temporada junto a su dis
tinguida familia que reside ell aquella
gran ciudad.
A despedir don Manuel Gonzalez
fueron a bordo distinguidas personali-
dades del pals y de la Colonia Espaiio-
la, de la que ell Sr. Gonzalez es un
leader prestigiosfsimo.
Ell IMPARCIAL desea al gran f.
nanciero un viaje feliz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18

"a Que hace la Casa de Espaiia?", in-
formamos a I'd. que Ia Casa de Espa-
ma y Casino Espaiiol, de Arecibo, ba-
ce ocho dias tienen funcicnando CO.
mite Capftulo Cruz Roja Espaicla.
Correo enviaremos nota directiva y re
caudaci6n hecha.
Ramon Garcia LagO, Presidente de
la Casa de Espaia; Manuel Delgad0,
Presidente del Casino Espanol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18

Son testigos de este hecho. Francis
co Pagan, Alberto Rivera y Regino
Alvarez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-18
PARA LOS SOLDADOS ESPANO-
LES QUE CoMBATEN, POR LA
CIVILIZATION EN- MARRUECOS

I'm distinguido caballero espanol
nos remite un chequc de veinticinco
dollars para ser epviado los valien-
tes soldados que eombaten en- Afri-
ca por Ell honor N Espana y la causa
dc la civilization.
Parece, a juzgar por las informa-
clones que van llegando por distin-
tos conductos, que no solo las Colo
Mas Espanolas extendidas traves
de toda la America sino los propios
naturales de muchos dc estos mobiles
colonizados por Espana, ofrecen al
Gobierno Espanol en- este trance di-
ficil, una generosa cooperation entu-
siasta.
Nuestro comunicante, que nos pide
con todo encarecimiento que oculte-
mos su nombre, inicia, pues, con es-
ia suma que remite a nuestro compa-
nero Perez Losada, una subscription
para los soldados de Melilla.
Claro esta que respecto la forma
dc remitir 10 que Sc recaude y al en-
pleo que, a beneficio de la tropa sea
mas practice darle al dinero que lie
que a nuestras manos, por decision
ipropia y por indication del patricia
que inicia asf la cuestaci6n, ha dc
darse al dignisimo representative de
Espaha en- esta Isla, una esencial par
ticipaci6n en- el asunto.
BESIDE luego que, nosotros, invita-
mos no solo acuantas personals quie-
ran contribuir con sus donativos sino
a los organismos espafoles que quie-
ran encauzar esta suscripcion para
darle el debido desarrollo
Y todos, como entendemos que es
nuestro deber, ofrecemos Ell concurso
dc nuestra propaganda que no puede
aplicarse un proposito mas altruis-
ia.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-10
SOCIAL Service IN
3-M0NTHS REPORT
Summer Work Heavy-Need
Funds For Winter.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Social Service Union was held
last night, Friday, ut the y Nj G.
A. The General Secretary, Mrs.
Maude Mason, read her report cover
ing the months of JHne, July, and
August. The report is as follows:
During these months 81 families
were under our care Twenty-Five
of these families. numbering 1I9 Jeo.
pie were given food, milk and medi-
cine. One pair of NV shoes was
bought, Siz s,en people were given
80 pieces OF secondhand garments.
Information was furnished for 4 par
Ties living ont of Martinsburg. Be
sides a great deal of other work
was done the character of which is
so serious that it. cannot be report
ed. During the period covered by
this report Z contributions of cloth
ing and 10 pairs Of secondhand
shoes were received.
The treasUrer's report showed a
deficit Of $13666, with all bills paid
up TO the lrst Of September.
From the above report it will be
seen that our work has been rather
large for the summer months, and
as winter comes on it will doubtless
be larger. Our year closes on the
first Of October. It is our hope that
during this present month we will
receive enough contributions of
money to enable us to close our
year without deficit Win not the
people of our community help us
to do this year as you have helped
us to do it before? Leave all con-
tributions of money with Mr.. Walter
w. Trout, Treasurer. at the Peoples
Trust Company.
Respectfully submitted,
= N CLTNN. President.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-10
MYSTERY Surrounds
ACCIDENT Detailing
YOUNG TH0S, STRONG
Youth Found Unconscious In
Lonely Road At Night.

Unconscious since he was found
Thursday night lying insensible in
the road by posse that had been
alarmed when loose horse and bug
gy wandered into Inwood, young
Thomas Strong, 17-year-old son of
Mr.. J. w. S. Strong, of the Inwood
vicinity, had recovered his senses
this morning being able to converse
some, and appears to be making
rapid progress toward recovery. The
only thing that bothers the lad is
an insistent ache in his head. Thurs
day evening the youth had taken a
man to Middleway in his fathers
carriage and was driving his fathers
horse. The trip to Middleway was
without incident and the lad was
returning home lie remembers
turning out into the road to nwood
but nothing else until this morn
ing. Later Thursday night the
driverless horse and buggy was
found wandering about lnwood Pre-
yious TO that the animal had col
lided with an automobile and a par
ty of lnwood people started out TO
Investigate, finding the boy lying I'M
conscious in the road with an ugly
swelling on the back of his head
He was not only inanimate but al
most 1ifeless and it was with diff
Guilty that sensibility could be re-
stored by the strenuous efforts nee
essary to produce artificial respira-
ton. lie is confident that he did
not drop off asleep and then fall
from the buggy, or that he was pull
ed from the vehicle by the horse
plunging. Neither does the lad think
he was taken i'll. Owing to the con
dition of his Lad at present he is
not worried with questions and the
attending physician is hopeful that
nothing serious viii develop. Peo-
olo of that community are inclined
10 believe that the youth was struck
n the back Of the head with a beayg
Missile or instrument, possibly TN,
DIR the impression that he was q
Il who could be robbed of hi
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-10
NEARLY 100 LOCAL
PEOPLE GUARANTQRS
FOR Y CHAUTAUQUa
Others viii Be Added To
Make List 100.

The list of local chautauqua boost
ers who agreed before the 1921 chau-
taudua season was closed here to
become gaarauters for the 1922 SEES.
son was made public today. and with
it announcement was made that sew.
eral others had aereed later TO ioin
the list, and the total number is
expected to reach 100 before the sea
sons opens next year Those whose
names appear on the contract, a
copy of which has been returned to
Secretary John w. Dean, are as fol.
lows:
John II, Lemen, A. 7. Hammaun,
W. II. Gruyer, Isaac Smith. of Smith
Furniture Co; Edward s. REYNOLDS.
James r. Porterfeld. Resale Hori.
.da, for Junior Boosters; Jasper T..
Graves, ]. r. Jacobs. Ward McLan-
ahau. 4 O Downey. Harry H. Bv-
rer. Paul r. Shipper. Thomas w.
Martin, George r.. NIoler. DR.. l.. r.
Bossa, Mrs. Calvin NcK0wn. Mrs.
A. J. TTammann. Mrs. s. s. Fel]1a,
y. Gold Miller, Mabel Kistier. Mrs
j. r. Emory. E NJ. Woods. CIV II,
Mckee, Mrs. Florence A. Eyers, Dr
Florence r. Fvers. A. Korelscha4y
Jr., ]. z. Shelley. Mrs. A. NJ. Gtaub.
ly, Joseph p. Thrasher. Hattie Y.
Snyder. B. A. Poland. w. $. Bert
Cora w. Potts. Florence NJ. CIlrtis,
w. j.. Boyd. J. Howard Fisher. PAM
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-10
METHODISTS HOPE
FOR IRISH PEACE:
Also Regard Church Union
Inevitable.

The worlds conference Of Metho-
dists at the outset of Friday morn
ing's session in London, England,
adopted a resolution declaring the
conference hoped that complete
success would crown the negotia-
tons between the British Govern
ment avd the Irish Republicans for
resolution of the Irish question.
The resolution said:
This conference. representing al
most 4O,00O,000 adherents, it watch
ing with prayerful and deeply solic-
itous interest the present attempt at
a satisfactory end permanent adj,
justment Of Irish affairs, and few
vently hopes that complete success
may crown the negotiations.
The delegates unanimously order.
ed that copies OF the resolution he
sent TO Prime Minister LLOYD
George and canon de Valera, the
Irish Republican leader.
The question Of a methodist I'M
ion was the chief topic of todays
program. I'll the speakers empha-
sized the need of Methodist unity.
Bishop Mouzon said that all bran
ches of the church were solidly
united on all vital matters and di-
vided only on the question Of ad-
ministration, Regarding the uues-
ton Of union Of the Methodist
church and the Methodist Church
South in the United States he de-
clared amid applause that those two
great Episcopal Methodisms in AM
erica must be one, or must answer
before the judgment bar Of God.
Sir Robert Perks So he believed
a union Of all the Methodist Chur.
ches was on the eve of accomplish
meat Mr., JOY made plea for a re-
union of American churches, which
he said was desirable, practicable
and inevitable
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-10
MANY At FUNERAL
or REV. Mr. Lamar
Services Were Held Friday
At Frederick.

Many people attended the funeral
OF Rev. Dir. Holmes Lamar Friday
at 70 o'clock from the Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. ]. o. Wright
SON, pastor, Frederick, Nd. Services
were IN charge OF Rev. ~. ".
] Barnes, District superintendent OF
West Baltimore Conference. Prayer
was offered by Rev. J. c. Nichol-
son, Of Washington Resolutions
from the Methodist preachers
meeting Of Baltimorc were read by
Eev r. s. Barnes, Of Baltimore; res
olUtiOns from the Methodist Preach
er's meeting Of Washington, were
read by Rev. Edward Hays. Of
WASHINGTON Addresses were deliv-
cred by Rev Wriehtson, Rev. l.
Et. Clair Neal, Baltimore; Rev. W.
w. Barnes. Baltimore and Rev.
John r. Edwards. District Superin-
tendent Of WASHINGTON District.
Renediction was pronounced by
Rev. John F. Goucher, Baltimore.
Prof, Edward Smith sang Some
time Wen Understand"
The active pa1lbearers were
Judge Hammond Urner. c. Albert
ellison, George ". Roderuck, Ham
mond Clary, William T. Filler and
R. Rush Lewis. Among the honor
7tT nallboarers were DR.. CharI2s r.
CoOtall Milton G. Drner, Rev. T.
IT. Clair Neal, Baltimore: ! r
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-10
SOUTHERN BAPTISTS .
TO ERECT 4 Home
On Beautiful Tract Near
Louisville.

Upon a beautifully wooded lot of
"a acres Of land in the Crescent Hill
vicinity of Louisville, Ky, the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary
win soon begin the erection of its
new and permanent home Ultimate
" it is expected the plant will be
worth 100000 though not all these
improvements viii he undertaken at
irst
The new site adioins Cherokee
Park, is located one one of the prin.
cipal suburban Highways of Louis
Vile, and has adequate street car
facilities.
From the r. Million Campaign the
Seminary is due to receive $1,000. 900
for building purposes, and the board
OF trustees u poses in time to pro.
idle $l000,O00 additional for the
equipment OF the institution Part of
the board S goal will he realized in
the sale Of the present downtown
site on Broadway, regarded as a very
valuable bit Of property,
An expert landscape gardener has
been employed to lay out the new
ground in an attractive manner and
it is contemplated that building Cpd
crations will begin within a year.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-10
c, or C. SUPPORTS
BURKE ST. ROUTE
TO JEFFERSON co.
Arbitration Board Hears Ar
uuments-TWo- Road Plan.

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elimination Of the grade crossing at
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% d dn"tteI WHOM 4oI me people
VI d ca So On County 70 t u, mint
''l me IuaitlDeI o. commerce
heartily syiostIipGu 70 me polIey o.
L'i9 Hld,e f'o"u commission IN
i9'NIllg Tue eoultty seat connexions
VI" 'ne lhoSt uFec1 route "hlch
Ioll1e "oaIu aC tue same tlme serve
1Ae efedteSt reputation. Hence the
ss'Hllnlent nerq was 1or communal
lloh OIL me burke street route
lnroush 10 enafles Town via Shen-
| duuodI d uhCl4ou' rms route
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TIE LOCAL MARKET

Miss ITilda Mckee and Miss Mary
Sewers are visiting at the home Of
Ir and Mrs VIM. Mckee in Wash
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Real news in tine Martinsburg
journal Classified Ads-Are you
reading then every day?
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SURGICAL OPERATIONS

Mrs. Alice Price, OF Pennsylvan-
ia avenue; Miss Ruth Snarr North
Queen street and Mrs. Elenora Jen-
E-ns' of Yves. John street. were
operated u1on at the City hospital
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ut Pays To Advertlse'-ln tht
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Misses Jane and Maggie Riner, OF
near Cumho, and Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Crowell and daughter OF Char 4
lesion, who have been in Atlantir(
City, are expected home today or
tomorrow.
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Telephone Merger Up.


Al the meeting Of le Board of
ectors Of the Ch1aaar OF Com
rec yesterday Score AIRY Plan
IA instructed to address a com
n,cation to the Chesapeake and
e.oaac Telephone Company I'd
rtain IL possible when the
posed merger with the Win
es.er lines would Dr. effected
Complaints have been received
trom the merchants that promises
al heon made almost a year ago
that Martinsburg would have only
one system BY last January 1 and
the Board is anxious to know when
tine business people Of the city can
absolutely depend upon the reduc-
tion from two services tn one.