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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
PUERTO RICO DISTILLINC co.
ARECIBO, Puerto Rico.

ARECIBU, Puerto Rico.
FabricanteS de ALCOMOTOR combustiblc pa
ra automobiles motores, ETC., etc. = Alcohol
refinado para usos medicinales, industriales y
cientifcos. Alcohol desnaturalizado para COM
bustible domestico Potasa para Abonos-
Todos estos productos derivados de la cana-
PrOductos del pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19

Nuestra exhibition de Muebles pa
ra Oficinas, en- nuestras vitrinas de
FortaIeza, mOstrara I'd. precios que
no tienen competencia en- muebles de
una superioridad a toda prueba. Can
tero, Fernandez & Co., Inc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
LOS QUE LLEGARON EN- FL ..PON

LOS QUE LLEGARON EN- FL "PON-
CE', AVER TARDE, DE E. U.
P. ARIZONA, Jose Bou, C. T. Burk-
hardt, R. H. Blahall, Frederick J.
Boyd, Jacob J. Christian, w. S. Camp
bell, Il. l.. Davila, Juan Escalera, J.
Jones Glynne, M. Galan, L. P. Hallet,
H. Kleinstarink, Paul T. Klenk, NJ. j.
Levi. E. Lefranc, A. LugO, Alexander
H. Lehman, A. MaldonadO, NJ. Mar
tfnez, F. Monagas, U. Marin Y Sra,
A. d. Macgilliuray, Fred. Pauius, J..
r. Paulus, E. Quintero, Frank Rose
ll6, T Ramos, J. Rodriguez A. SOroe-
ia, E. r. Smith Y Sra, William b.
Smith, J. w. Somerville, L. Oscar
Theme, Carlos Teran, Fernando L..
TorO, F. H. Vedder. Rafael Wales,
Pepita l.. Arias, Esperanza l.. Arias,
Luis Arias, Lorenzo AlmOd6var, Ele-
ma Almod6var, F. Castaing, Juan Cue
to, Justina COrrea. Vicente Cruz, Fe-
lix c. Diez, Baldomero Diez, Pedro
Delgado, Julia Delgado. v. Droz, Car
men Escohar. Louis Il. Franceschi u.
Garcia, Gloria Gonzalez, Joaquin Diez
de Haro, Pedro j.. Joubert, Pedro G..
Jim6nez, Emanuel Lopez, Juan o. Luz
ma. NeinesiO Moeno, Jose s. Mar
tinez,, p. Perez niilo, f. de Penedo,
Vicenta Renta, Rafael Rivera, F. Ro-
nero, Paula Rosario, Adela Rivera.
Catalina Rivera, Henry Sexton, c..
Santiago, Maria Reyes Santiago, An
dres Sierra, Camilla Stewart, Marga-
rita Sureda, Maria Torres, JOsefa G..
de Torres. Elizabeth X. Vazquez, Faus
tino virella v Sra. Y Eugenio Zapata.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19

I, !, Ya< esta terminado y rhabitado POI
'sus duenos, Ell bonito chalet de cemen-
to armada, que ha construido en- la
|calle de Atalaya, Y en- uno de los 81
tios en- que ocurri6 Ell gran incendio
del mes de febrero, don Julio Aheran.
81 todas las casas que Sc. constru-
|yan de ahora en- adelante, en- ell po-
blado, fueran de este estilo, tomarfa
otro aspecto el ornate p1blico.
Los directories de la "Compafifa Po-
pular de Transporte", no inventan al
go que contrarreste el enga1a bobos
de la Linea Ferrea (como dicen, ellos)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
No deje de comprar sus zapatos en-
LA Ciudad COndal"
San Jose 5. San Juan. 5-31

a Los anuncios de este peri6dico
son leidos por miles de personas que
toman parte en- nuestro CONCURSo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
Y pondeli porada vylet ma
cely den Prvni Damsky Sbor
ZABIL OTCE PRI OBRANE
MATkY.

Charlottesville. Va, Z. Ger
vence. Emmett Wilkerson, 23-
lety, vcera zastrelil sveho otce,
w. S. Wilkersona, prominentni
ho farmare z Gilberts, nedale-
ko odtud, pri obran6 sve mat
ky, die sdeleni, jez ucinil serifu
Smithovi. Otec pry srazil mat
ku k zemi a Skrtil il a pone-
vadz Sc obaval, re il zabije,
Emmett vypalil osudnou ranu.
Vypoved' potvrzena byla ro-
dinnym lekarem a mlady muz
propusten byl ma zaruku do
vyslechu pred koronerovou po-
rotou priSti pondeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
HROZf RESIGNACf.

Belehrad, 6. cervence. -
Srbsky premier Paste zaslal
dnes jm6nem celeho minister
stva krali vyzvani, aby nepo-
skytl milost k smrti odsouze-
nemu Stoiicovi, jenz "a nedav-
ne korunovace zabil jed
noho muze a nekolik osob tez-
ce poranil. Pakli Stoiic kralem
bude omilostnen, Pasicovo mi
nisterstvo hned Sc podekuie.
Kral ma vyhrGzku svych mini
stru dosud neodpovedel a pax
Ii Pasicovu natlaku povoli, Sto
JIG ocitne Sc ma sibenici. Stoiic
jest komunista z Bosny pocha
zeiici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
STAVkUJfCf ZELEZNICNf
DELNICI VYZYVAJf ZE-
NY K UCASTENSTVf.

Clenstvo Collinwoodsk6 Fe-
derace d6lnictva V zelezniG-
Mich dilnach vyzyva zeny, by
Sc sucastnily velke schGze. po-
radane V utery V Slovinsk6 ST.
nj, 1913 Holmes ave, kde
promluvf nektefi vGdci dneSni
stavky. As 1000 stavkuifcich
porada dnes vyrotni vylet sve
vlastni organisace do Puritas
Spring. Ma schuzich stavkuii-
cich bylo proneSeno odhodla-
nj v strajku vytrvati az do
krajnosti. Uniovi urednici o.
znamuii Sireni stavky, vcera O.
pustilo dilny 50 muzu a dalSi
pry budou nasledovati ieiich
pTikladu.
Asi $50 zeleznicnich stavko-
kazu umist6no jest V drev6-
nych baracich ma pozemcich
drahy New York Central V
Collinwood, kde postaveny
isou t6z ctyri velike stany ia
ko loznice. V lezeni Jest zfi-
zena pro stavkokaze i restau-
race. Pennsylvania draha
pax zridila podobny tabor ma
trait ma Kinsman rd., kde "a
noel isou stavkokazove, patrne
abv ie nekdo neukrad. hlidani
zvlaStni strait.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
POTRAVINY OPET DRAZSI

Washington, Z. tervence.
Nepatrne zvySeni V cenach po
travin V drobn6m prodeji bylo
oznameno u osmnacti 2 dvaa-
dvaceti velkJch NEST V zemi,
od Is. kvetna do Is. cervna.
Zvyseni toto Sc razni od 3 pro
cent do peti desetin iednoho
procenta. Ia obdobi od Is. Ger
vna 1921, do Is. cervna 1922,
devatenact 2 dvaadvaceti NEST
oznamilo snizeni cen potravin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
VYLETY.


kluh Majova R,tolest vyleti
81 zitrcjsiho odpoledne do pek
ne zahrady pri Ceske Sini So
kol ma Clark Ave, kde bude
spoluncinkovati hudebni kape-
la p. Becky. Pofadatelstvo
postaralo Sc nejen o prijemn6
pobaveni hostu, ale j dobrou
zasobu naleziteho obcerstveni.
Y pond6li porada vylet ma
cely den Prvni Damsky Sbor
Vlasta, do pekn6 zahrady pi.
Sykorove V Avon Beach. Shro-
mazdeni vyletniku jest u Old
Stone kostela ma Squaru, od-
kud Sc 10. hod. dop. vyjede.
Opozdilci dostanou Sc ma mi
sto Lake Shore West karou az
na As. zastavku. Vybor Sc o
IvSe ostatni postaral.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
STRELCI Poor!

Timto vyzyvam vse-
chny bratry, by Sc
dostavili Ultra do
schGze O hodinu dri-
We a sice v | hodinu
odpoledne, Ia pricii-
nou oslavy pamatky
Mistra Jana Husa.
"a Strelecky Klub
Slapnicka
Nadlesni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08

STlZNOSTI MA NEDOSTATE-
CNE ODVAZENf
ODPADkU.

Oliver Evans, neuniovy voz-
ka, jenz "zaskocil" do prace
"a stavkare byl vcera nezna-
mymi muzi ma vych. "a. ul.
pred {. 1898 uderen cihlou do
hlavy, tax ze V kritickem sta
WI lezi Charity nemocnici.
Bydli els. 3176 vych. 81. ul.
Ia vcerejsiho dne hlaSeno by
10 jeste nekolik menSich vytrz-
nosti. Ma vcerejsi den hlase-
ma konference nebyla uskuteG-
nena, "a to riditel mestske
sluzby, J. F. Maline, jenz Sc
prav6 vratil z Kanady, Sc hole
dba, re stavkokazov6 "a ne
dlouho budou pine do novych
povinnosti zapracovani, a re
odstranovani odpadk6 a sme-
ii pujde 'jak kdyz namaze" a
naopak, zepry sluzba tato bu-
de provad6na lepe nezli drive.
Jak to pujde, o tom podavaji
neilepsi ddkaz pfetetn6 stiz-
nosti ma hromad6ni smeti. KITE
re Sc ma mesto re vsech stran
primo hrnou. VGera dopraven
byl do nemocnice sv. Alexise
opetne jeden stavkokaz opaTe-
ny, 33-lety Edw. Morris, jenz
prisel k urazu Vinnou vlastni
nezkusenosti iak nedlouho
pred MIN diva jeho kolegove, z
nichz prave vcera J. Graham
zemTel.
Poledni noviny pfinasi zpra-
WI, re i druhy, Petr Christian
podlehl V nemocnici sv. AleXi-
Sc popaleninam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
VZBOURENCI Sc VZDALI.

Rio de Janeiro, 7. cervence.
Vladni voisko zmocnilo Sc pew
nosti Pacabanaca, blize usti
prlstavu, iea bvla tou hlavni
bastou namofnikG voiakd,
ktefi sc vzboufili We stredu. z
presidentskeho palace ozname
no, re rebelove Sc vzdali bez-
podminecne a re vzpoura jest
u konce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-08
Where is my Wan
dering Boy tonight?

Vysek re zivota miluiici mat
ky, farmafskeho synka, tou-
ziclho po svodech velem6sta,
historic lasky prosteho venkov
skeho devcete i pozlatkoveho
zivota prodejne kokety.
Vyjevy povznaseiici, stfidaii
Sc episodami veselymi i see
nami, jez jdou k srdci. Zapas
zleho dobrym i vftezstvi ci-
ste lasky. Vniknete do taiu
zakulisi velkeho newyorskeho
divadla, kolotani zlocinu do
brych skutku, stanete Sc sved-
KEN srazkv vlakn, zapasu du-
80 az konecne made vsim wi
fezf dojemna matcina pisen.
"Where is my Wandering Boy
tonight" jest hra, ma kterou
Sc nikdy nezapomina, neopo-
mente proto pTiiiti Sc podivat.
Vstupne Csc - Ditky SOC
Prvotridni predstaveni
zapamatujte 81 datum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14

with articles OF clothing which will
he shipped to the Bear Mountain Mis-
sion mt Amherst, Va.
The Girls Friendly Society or st.
Thomas Church will meet tonight In
the parish house when there will be
an address by a representative or the
national organization.
A union meeting of the missionary
societies of the Presbyterian and
Methodist Churches IL being held In
the lecture room OF the Methodist
Church this afternoon.
The Rev. Frank Herson, pastor OF
the Methodist Church. on Sunday
morning will preach on THE Stumb-
ler's Guardian" and in the evening on
"A Cake Not Turned"
The Tuesday Night Bridge Club was
entertained this week at the home of
Miss Eleanor Duffy. Cooch's Bridge.
Mrs. Norris n. Wright will give two
bridge luncheons at the Wilmington
Country Club tomorrow afternoon and
Saturday afternoon.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage last Saturday evening oi
Miss Beatrice II. Moore and William
Il. Strickland. both of Newark by tn,
\ Rev. Frank IIerson.
Miss Bessie Whittingham is giving
n bridge luncheon at her home this
| afternoon.
Miss Elsie Wright will give n dance
in the New Century Club on the even
ing of December 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
PLANS COMPLETEFOR
BIG NEW YEAR PARADE
Newark Merchants Liberal With
Prize Donations for the
Celebration.
Special Correspondents. Every Evenins

Special Correspondence Every Evenins
Newark, Dec. 1.-THE general COM
mittee. j. r. Smith. chairman. i'm
charge OF the arrangements for the
New Years Day parade is much en-
couraged over the interest that mer-
chants and others are taking in the
proposition and II promises To he the
largest parade ever held in Newark.
At a meeting of the committee Tues
day night Ira Shellender. chairman Of
the soliciting committee. reported that
S32250 had been raised In cash and
merchants had donated articles FOR
prizes valued at $500.
II has been decided to offer n prize
of 500 for the best appearing band
from outside of Newark in the parade.
Fraternal and civic organizations from
nearby towns will be asked To take
part. The Chamber OF Commerce has
appointed j. T.. Dougberty. Frank l..
Fader and Louis lIandloff, as "A COM
mittee to cooperate with the general
committee.
Ii has been definitely decided 20
again have a community Christmas
tree this year on the Academy lawn.
The idea was inaugurated last year
and proved so popular there was n
demand that Il be made an annual af
fair. II will he erected and. lighted
under the auspices Of the Newark
| Choral Club and there will bc cont
munity singing around the tree ON
| Christmas Eve. T.. III. Nogt. president
Of the Choral Club. has appointed
| Mayor f.. II. Frazer. chairman Of tho
committee on program, and T.. &. VIII
son and Frank l.. Fader a copmittet
in charge of the tree and Of having II
illuminated with electric. lights.
| The coal situation in Newark Is
lbccoming serious as most Of the bins
are low and the dealers have practical
| IL no coal in their yards but are hop
| ing to receive shipments most any
DAY. In some instances coke is helms
used in heaters hut there Is only &
limited supply of that.
The Womcus Auxiliary of 50
Thomas Episcopal Church held
meeting yesterday afternoon at tn
home ~ Mrs William T. Hayes o'
Delaware avenue. \ barrel was paCkc'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
to Georgetown where he will visit

to Georgetown where he will visit
Dallas Rogers.
Mrs. Rebecca Hutchinson. for
mer resident here, Is celebrating her
eighticth birthday anniversary today
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Richard G. McMullin OF Wilmington
Mrs. Hutchinson's friends in Della
ware City are remembering her an
niveWary with postal card shower.
In connection with Education
Week" in the schools here last week.
a large number of the pupils were re-
ouired 10 write original essays and
compositions relative to the subject
IN connection with their class work In
English.
one OF the best compositions sub
mitted wos an original poem. Our
School" by John McManus OF the
eighth grade and which is considered
very good by the teachers and those
who have heard II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Earle Baum have
purchased the lot on Jefferson street
between Fourth and Fifth. adjoining
their recently erected new home. from
the Ashhurst Estate.
The first annual meeting OF the
Delaware City Water Company, Inc,
will be held the finst Monday in Janu-
airy. The annual election of officers
for the ensuing year will take place
and the first yearly financial report
made 10 the stockholders.
The present officers Of the water
company are Frank O. Moore. Presi-
dent: Harry G. Webb. president; (;
Frank X. Irons. secretary and Benja-
min Ninton. treasurer. These men
organized the local water company,
after the old company, which was
lowncd and operated by outside people
went into the hands Of a receiver; and
although considerable money has been
| spent this year in equipping the plant
with modern machinery, the local Of
ncers feel shat they have considerably
cut down operating expenses and
stopped lot OF unnecessary waste
of water.
Tomorrow afternoon az the Century
Club the fourth class in Parliamen'
tary law will he held az l.l5 and at III,
close OF the class. Mrs. Floyd Booth
The State parliamcniarian. will give ;
;a,k on the constitution and hy-law'
of the local club and ACCESSIBILITY o
the local club adopting new Consi.
. tuition 10 conform with the stat,
Federation bylaws.
The cod weather OF the past fov
p days hae, practically knocked out IN,
muskrat trapping on the marshes il
b this vicinity. ON Tuesday there va
b considerable ice but the trappcrs wer
able - break 10 with their boats on'
r reach thc trapS; but Yesterday III
, marshes were frozen 80 Solidly tina
q boats could not b. used while the iC
! was not strong enough to walk on. L
D until the past few cold days. IN
catches have been very good and IN
To- season Il success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Primary Pupils to Present Play
lot Written by One Of the
Students.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Dec. 14.-Tomorrow
afternoon. the eighth grade Of the local
school viii present their play The
Cour'ship of Miles Standish" for the
benefit ~ the Literary society of the
Iligh School. The play is taken from
. dramatization of Longfellow's
"courtship Of Miles Standish" and has
been rewritten for the occasion by a
member ot the eighth grade. Hazel
Dowis
The cast il a. follows: John Nc
Aanus. prophet: Wyatt bentley. Miles
Standish; Clarence Bender. John
Alden; Carl Eaton. Elder Brewster;
Hazel Dowis. Priscilla: Madeline Ellis.
French maid: spirits of the wilder
uoSs. Florence Ncary and Dorothy
N'arslcy. the Elders wife. Alberta
Miller. Liberty. Arthur Johnson; 9th
cr puritans. James smith. Frank Heal.
Aliro Gardiner. Helen Brannon. Helen
Walters and Irene Lea; Indian Chief.
George Neal: his messenger. Wilson
l.osey. other Indians. Walter Ellis.
Grace l.anders. Estel MAIDEN. Fred
Fender. Charlotte Armstrong. and
Ncuhorue Wolfe.
The play Will BE- given before the
liigh school student body under The
dlrectiun of Mrs. Elcnora Clark, eighth
Grade teacher. The play represents n
great deal of effort 10y the pupils on
q ,ouu' uf tho Lack of space to prop
.iiy r.hcarSe and present the play
and lark of equipment to stage II.
Joseph Armstrong left today FOR
tlurida where he intends to make his
future home. His sister Mrs. 6. Earle
Baum. with other relatives from
Odessa and Middlctown gave him =
farewell iunthevn today ~ noon In
tho du Punt Hotel inst hcfor" he en-
trained.
The Womeu's Auxiliary 81 Chr.st l.
g. church his comp! ted the packing
uf their Advent l.N and today FOR
Vardrd 10 direct Co Nrginl whcr,
the articles will be- distributed in that
missionary rc'd Tor whi'h TN,
,hur, he's uC tho state of Delawdr,
make their offerings.
~ tho local child Health center
vest r,lav afternoon. Miss AiCc Vail
f'c nurse IN charge. weighed. meas
urcd. and examined l. children anC
gave Instructions 10 mothers wh'
,Isitcd the center.
Mrs charles Warner. 81 Whining
'uu. who i~ presid, nj of the stat
hlld Meliar. COiuTnl~s.on. visited tn
ln, al center recently .n the interest q
thr WORK
ed Glory Coun,I ~ T. Jr -. L
NJ Will meet tonight at 80 II
I.tglrs' Hall
Hsnr, M,C W. hester lcft toda,
fr the lower pare ~ thc state whore h
VIII spend ihc remainder cf the wecl
.n cunning for qua'. ~" will spen
nc dav 90 Harrington .s the gues
= : Ei.hnrls and lh-n rroc.e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO Go
Clogged up Kidn ney Deposits are Dis
solved and the Toxins (Poisons)
Completely Driven Out. Druggists
Told 10 Guarantee IL in Every In
Staure

Your very life" says Dr. Carey. de
pends upon the perfect functioninn and
health of your kidneys so whatever YOU
do don't neglect them"
Dr Carey's famous Prescription No. ~
tknown for years as Marshroot) Is not
recommended for everything. but We can
no. too strongly urge it's use II you ,uf-
r. rom annoying bladder troubles. fire.
Quent passing Of water night and day
with smarting or irritation. brick dust
sediment or highly colorrd urine. hlOating.
irritahility with loss OF flesh. or any other
tendency to Brights DiScasc. Diabetes or
Gravel. for kidney disease In its worst
form may be stealing upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow To begin the
use ~ this wonderful prescription now
obtainahlc In both liquid and tablet form
" you have any of the above symptoms.
kidney and Bladder troubles don't wear
away. They will grow upon you slowly.
stcalthily and with unfailing certainty.
u you even suspect that YOU are subject
To kidney Disease. don Z lose n single dav
for y. ". Danforth. T. ". Eckerd and
every good druggist has been authorized
to return the purchase money on the FIRST
big bottle to all who state they have re-
, ccived nohcneht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
Principal Coke Given shower.

Principal Charles Coke ot the WI
m.ngton High School. yesterday re-
cc.ved p!eaSan; surprise IN the form
~ a handkerchief shower" Mr. CoIe
has been i'll at his home for several
days and on sunday last celebrated
his birthday anniversary. Members
~ tho faculty OF the school heard %
the fac; only yesterday ami the
.nnNnr Va The reSillf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14

shoppers are warned 90 be on the
lookout for other counterfeit bills. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14

counterfeit IL somewhat crude and IL
printed on a poor grade Of paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14

over 10 the postonlc
business man yes
Evening journal., 1922-08-25
SMOEELESS NOW IN
SEPARATE.DIVISION

According % ennouncrnent by
the DUPONT Company the sznnkslees
powder division WIN be separated
from the explosives department be-
ginning September 1. The now de-
partment viii be operated as an IN
dependent Industrial department,
Vice-President A Bel,x DUPONT be-
ing general rnnpager OF It.
Mr.. DUPONT has been the assistant
general manager n charge OF the
smoke1essyp p ow DER division since Sep
tember OF last year. since he en-
tered the. service.of Che dupont Com
pany. IN August, 1908, most of his
time has been devoted to work in
smokeless powder. he was super
tntendent Of the Carney's Point plant
for FIVE years. and later assistant
euperintendent OF the smokeless
powder operating department. con-
tinuing hts connection with this
war years, when vast quantities OF
the powder were produced for the
allied armies.
He was a director OF the old du-
Pont Company. and was elected a
director Of the present company on
September 8. 1915; a member OF
The executive committee in April,
1919. and a vice-president IN charge
Of the ceTlulose products manufac-
turing department the same month.
He resigned as a member Of the ex-
ecutive committee a year ago 10 as
sumo his present position with the
snokeless powder division.
Evening journal., 1922-08-25
TO EXAMINE MEN
FOR COAST GUARD

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-Assist-
ant secretary OF the Treasury Ed
ward Clifford announced today that
examinations for appointment as
line and engineer cadets in the
United States Coast Guard will be
held in all principal oities on Sep
tenber rs.
Successful candidates will be CIV
en- a course of training az the Coast
Guard Academy, New London. Con-
necticut. during which they will re-
oeive pay and allowances OF approx
imately $1,000 a year. Graduates OF
tho Academy become officers in the
Coast Guard and receive the same
pay as Army and Navy officers.
Candidates for the forthcoming
examinations must be from IS to
26 years OF age. on the mental ex-
animation credit viii be given for
high school and college certificates,
Il was announced.
Evening journal., 1922-08-25
WOMAN BRUraIuY BEATEN

CHESTER. Pa. Aug. 25.-Follow-
ing a brutal beating at the hands OF
her husband and mis- step-brother
Mrs. Myrtle Bates. 81 years old, oi
No. 529 East Tenth street. is lying
in the Chester Hospital in a serious
condition. Tho men were arrested
and at a hearing today in police
Court each was held in $500 for a
further hearinN Mrs. Bates col
lapsed on the sidewalk and was con-
veyed to the hospital by Edward
Bruner, in his automobile. Howard
Bates. "a, the woman's husband. and
Walter Hansell, 20 years old, the
step-brother, were arrested.