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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
La triste celebridad adj
quirida por eI Presi>
dente Harding ---.
Las eleccioneS ultimas bien las clsras
han demostrado que el Ejecutivo NacionaI
carece de simpaliaS en- toda la Naclon

q n sAman. qnc hi,lcasn "a apaa
ci6n ante ias maess Inra one ne =,
o. ncgarn = ~ to. porainc 'gan nc,r.
saIaus cn q CRsgrrso. y Iiu slr i'is's.
tar - agn.a ai i,ivsidcqir Harding.
~ osauvirn'n los fs.rorrs d'l l'u'a,lo.
Tan cAnplcio ~ Il slesasiTr de- IN
administrator. quc los p0lificlaHs asc
guran cn rsia riudad son dr oI.inl6u
DC que Mr.. ilLrling no purdr pcasar
81 ser ma candidate para "a rcclcc.
ciin, 10 mpnUs sim Ia mas minilna
sslHsanza DC exiio. y ~ duda que a
'lcss' ser pipsldcnie Otra vez.
"Pero * que 81 prcSidente no ha 81
do Solamcntc la fiEur;. con1,icua cil
D sibles nomiiacioncs prcsidenclalcs.
cuyas aspiracioncs han Sldo cnfitica-
mcn,e rcchazadas I,or esia extraorii.
nGria election.
Albert ]. IicveriJgc. qlicn estsba
fonsideradO como possible candidate
para la Presidencia, el Gobernador
Miller. &c New York., quc era deeia
RADIO PR sus' amigos II mas ftiertc
tronco del p;.rtido republicano en- cI
Este americana. aIn1Us' han sEdd eli
nlinados ya como factores imp6rtan.
tes.
, LAS eleccioncS, dc hcchc, han dcja
do al part.I1 republicanO tan falto de
Electives v reconocidos directories. co
mo 4 partido dcn0crata; y de igual
motlo que su Oponente. tendrTl que ha-
Ger esfuerZos supreanos para buscal
esOs -lfderes. pues existe la Immediate
nccesidGd de una compieta reorgani-
zaci6n dc Ia maquinaria del partido Y
leai sus filas para los prOp6sitos a
q,lH aspiran los, progrcsistas, asf co
Ijmo para inansuEpr una exmpleta bus
Ici' de M candia4to' 4to' prYYrsYitdefhlcial Is flc que
lpueda; atraer otra veg para q partidC
w. .c9Afianza dc, Dc i, u .nqccIl5n,%% ,,o,
| Ira cs Ia s;tuaci9r, Esc s 81 de-
q =
!pssaaade estado 81 eHp ,gppfe ,gpfe Hal Harding q "a
nose. 81 dnlfldp ,presi{aeente, como dice
Mf-aRcily sn Npsl proelamlas. ha o.
jpiisqel olattids repuviicano nacional,
en- Fl que Il ael Haei0n ep lpl.ll plleno ha M perdi-
aar1af confitaRza. reoc>,,..s,. net ,a,.@,.
/ 7rEstp auierr decirb en en- .efriistiano, que
si,}p c&mbiaNnl,, an, DE- rrlppLbo los ,directo-
Ees 5{ie dicha eole4fttilyidaq, itdI u, no no habFa
triiunfo en- 1924 tAAlnqtes, 81 eontraIio Sc
aveeina un- desa sire 4tYwpp Ywppeho ppte1ho mas ruitio
@ecaue q Gel de lg lngoIieelmrbre. iel u.
E.r Cqnque. :, "a pqeden pI j il piidiend0 la
desincorpoEaeai'31ins los reppQbIlicanos " &e
faqui, Es buenoY Y.ir;ss2,. iirse canrTando en- sa.
lud.
i vi. Ia pueden ir pidiendo; debfan
;;ir adoptando otra actitud mas acomo
daticic 81 quicren seguir chupand,
; .despues &c esa 6poca.
| Porque, 10 que es Mr. Reilly. las
bucnas, las malas Sc tendrd que ir
\ entonces, cuando el padrino NJ
; reparta la gala..,
| Et DueHdc ROjo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
Anunciio de Subasta
MUNICIPIO DE SAN JUAN, r. Il.
San Juan, p. r., Oct. 2 de 1922.

San Juan, p. r., Oct. 2 de 1922.
FL dia 20 de Noviembre de 1922, a
las diez de la maiana, tendra cfecto
en- ell Edificio Ayuntamiento, en- San
.4uan, p. R., en- acto publico y ante la
EGomision correspondents, la subasta
para. las obras de CONSTRUCTION de la
Planta De filtracion y purifcaoion de
Jas 'aguas y construction de los dep6-
sitos de hormigon para aguas filtra-
das para ell nuevo Acuedueto de San
Juan, tomando las aguas del rio Ba-
yam6np.
III modeloade proposition, instruc-
clones para los licitadores, pliego de
condolences y denias antecedentes re-
lacionados con dichas obras Sc en-
cuentran de manifesto en- la Oficina
del Comisionado de Obras P1blioa Mu-
nicipaIes, pudiendo obtenersc copias
dc los documentos mediante un recibo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
Nueva Tarifa con Grandes Rebajas:

Para cualu lame al Tesfono so5 az sonurce
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
lrlrnenl' en-. e;nl-l...
- t63tj5. esn9 - q.
]. Mayaguez
( (Didrio del Oesteyl g

tDidriO del Oeste.) Fls
FL sdbEtJ tiltimo como las cua-
t.S de Ia talde, lego la farmacia
del Lido. Beauchamp el inditiduo
Calmclo Rodriguez Y pidi0 que lie des-
pachasen diez centavos de acido fG-
nico.
Lc despach0 10 pedido el practice
ae dish;: farmacia. el poven Rodolfo
Ramirez Cardoza, rotulado el fras-
60 deBidamente con la etiqueta que in.
dica a las claras que el contenido del
flasco era venenoso.
Parece. que al Rodriguez le fu6 en-
cargada Ia compra de sircp fenico pa
ra UNI cnfermo al personarse en- la
farmacia solieit6 acido fenico en- vez
de aquclia medicina, resuitando que a
la media hora dc @haber ingerido la
.primeia cuchafads. Il paGiente Jose
Garcia, Gel barrio Miradero, dej6 de
'existir. =
Hoy poi Ia maiiana cnlpez6 Ell fis,
cal a investigar el cGso exigfendole
$500 de fianza por su Iibertad proyi-
sional al jovcn Ramirez Cardoza.
Z Han prestado declarsci0n hasta aho-
ia, Ia esposa del fenetido. sus hijos J
ctrGs personals.
Jose rAarda efes hombre dc avanza;
da cdad J de oficio carpintero. Car.
melo Rodriguez es peon de dicha ca,
sa,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
| LOS PASAJEROS DEL
/ z Bnap7 "SAN LORENZO"

/ bS1LHt.i g,sf
+. Alvarez y seiiora, A. M. Arias,
j. Baumel; c. Bird, c. j. Bahman, J.
S. Buzby, II. M, Bailey, E. Calimano
yOespoSa, Ayelina Calimano, E. Cali
mano, Rev. G. J. Caruana, D. Cerra,
E. S. Comas y esposa, F. Carrasquillo,
C. Camunas, r. Carrion, C. Coll Gu
chi, F. A. Card, G. Cruz, esposa Y un
nifio, NJ. Clarke, M. Durlack, w. F..
Dooley, CssN.. Dalzell Y esposa, G. W..
Dooley, B N. Dalzell Y esposa, G. W..
Dalzell, M. Diaz, M. Duran, Sra. j. A.
J. B. Falkner, Sra. j. Frese, Rev. j.
J. Farrell, C. Fine, w. w. Foster,
Teodoro Nicolas Gomez, H. Glassberg,
M. F. Gamble, G. Geigel, M. L. de B.
Geigel, H. Gomez, R. Gigantic, H.
Hamburger, F. X. Hollister, C. S.
HNobard, G. Hartzell, A. B. Holmes,
E. Hawayek, A. E. Hudnall, P. J. Ha-
ley, H. Inouye, l. Joondeph, R. G. ia
cobs, Z. M. kcfover, w. L. Lowry, ".
Lowry, T.. L. Lewis, H. D. Lott, E. G..
Lorenzi, w. Law, A. Landin, S. G.
Mastick,sy esposa, M. Margarida, j:
Margarida " sonora, E. B. Millard y
esposa, M. Milasch, J. M. Morales, G.
Melon, J. Monsheimer, ]. p Melhado,
L. Monas, IN. Martinez, R. Martinez,
VISA. Mckinley, Avelina Mckinley,
y. Mclaughlin, U. Nadal y esposa,
Hector Nadal, Carlos Nadal, M. H.
Oldfather, N. Ortiz, j. A.. Pitkin, J.
II. Pitkin, c. T. Purdy, /. c, Preston,
j. L. Rice y esposa, Livingston Rice,
M "A. Reidy, A. Roren. M, V. Rodri-
guez, Col. w. F. Repp, ]. Robbins, E.
Ramirez, j., W. Roberts, A. Reyes, G..
Rosello, j. Ruiz Rexach, H. J. Rem
Iver, G. G.. Shelton y esposa, Z. Silva,
n. M. Shuck, A. Smedley, c. D..
Schenck y esposa, C. Specht, B. E.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

que acredite haber depositado cada
interesado en- la ofcina del Comisio-
nado de Hacienda de San Juan, P. R.,
la cantidad de $1,000 que selan rcem-
bolsados al devolverse dichos docu-
mcntos completes y en- bucn estado.
La Junta de Subasta podra recha-
zar cualquiera 0, todas las proposicic-
mes presentadas Y Sc reserva ell dere-
cho de adjudicar ell contrato la pro-
posicion que juzgue mas ventajosa,
aunque no resultare ser la mas baja
en- precio.
Martini Trayicso,
Comisionalo de Servicio P1blico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

de Sola, W. G. Savage, M. Schweitzer
y esposa, Florence Schweitzer, Aus
tin Schweitzer, B. Sharp, u. y.
Schwarz, R. Suria, A. G. de Santini,
J. Silva, H. l. Sewall, L. E. dc Soto y
esposa, Paquita de Soto, j. 7. Salyer
y esposa, j. Shaw, M. Santos, S. f.
Sola, j. Thiel esposa, w. V. Tower
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

Establecimnto sAnitaas
Compe.a aparatos
de utidad de todas
hgenica
sevcio.-Cuerpo medico eidente Ell Sanatorlo.
admiten
dndo anddos props meco los de la Sociedad
Departanlentos especaes Sehoras
ectrcos hdroterapicos nasae Rayos Fugurac6n etc.
equiatvamente corvencionales
e. PERSONAL CIENTZFICo.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DIR. don An1alio RodAA.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORO DR.. don Manuel Quevedo BaeE
CIRUJANO GENERAL: DR. don Rafael Velez Lopez
e GANTA OJQS: Dr. don Aastin r. Laugier.
RADlOLOCO; Manu- Soto Rivera
PATOLOGO: DR.. K Ruiz Na2ario.
Dr. don Pedro Rvea Aponte. DR.. don Agusin SGnchss.
DIR. Manuel Pavia Fernandez DR. L.
fs& CIRUJANO DENTISTA: DIR don Lorenzo r. Noa
PRACTICANTE don Enrique
facultatva
dad Nurses Tiuadas de compea aptud practice expeicna
CONSULTAS
Sanatoro.-Po Director
Reconocniientos $lCO0 Consutas $500
For Cirujano Genera- a maha
jueve abados
Por EspecialaD De aborabies;
uxado los mdicos Dternos Docores Agan
5s1.
4 Por Ell Patologo-De 9 a a M
En- 81 Constltorio: DR. Velez- la A.
Por Director Dr. Queyedo Ba de Medco Auxiares:
Dr. Pavia Fernandez de 7h
m.
Pr q Especaista Conutorio, Justo de
For ruJano Denta Consultoo ODonen 10 plaza de
Colon, de IL 2 de la tarde
Los socios de Numero solo para
ser aendidos cualquera de os ndcado
del ultmo recbo
PREs1DENCIA, Apartado 24I TEsoRERIA Aputado Ml
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
PARA CARRos DE ENTREGAs

transports de pasajeros y ambulancias
no hay NADIA como el autom6vil DCD.
GE BROTHERS. XendedoEes; !:
DREU. AGUILAR Y CO.. San Juan
Adu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

y e-posa, c. f. Thomas, E. B. Thomas,
G. Tucker, William Tucker, Luis To-
TO, D. VeIazco, J. f. Villafane, A, We
gas, 3. Vegas, Sra. L. c. Waterbury Y
un nino, J. II. Warren y esposa, T. D.
Westcott, L. We'll, A. G. Wolf y espo-
sa, j. A. Woods, j. D. Woodward y G..
w. Williams.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26
REMOVAL OF EYE

B, Williams, oil Big Stone
Gap, is a patient at the Norton
Hospital, to undergo an operation
Tor the removal OF his right eve.
He lost the sight OF his eve many
years ago, when a scantling
struck him III the face while he
was chopping wood.
In recent months Mr.. Williams
has been suffering from severe
pains in the head, and he was adj
Yiscd to submit to an operation
Tor the removal OF his afflicted
eye, N order 10 safeguard the
sight OF the other
MIR Williams was accompanied
TO Norton by his daughter, Miss
May WilliamS,aud his daughter
in law Mrs. Hugh Williams. The
operation is tobc performed by
Dr II Nj Miles Coalheld
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26
KENTUCKY
ROAD LINK
Will Connect With Highways Of
Southwest Virginia

Whitsburg, KY, April 20
TheLetcher Fiscal Court in scS
sion here has just made the nee
cssary arrangements Tor the com
ple,ion OF that part Of the Mayc
trail btwecn Jenkins. in the heart
10 the I2lkhorn coal fields. 10
Pound Gap on the border OF Nir-
ginia where connection will be
made with the splendid system OF
highway penetrating almost ev-
cry section OF Southwestern Viz
ginia'S coal fields
Letchcr county viii get about
eight miles OF the Mayo Trail
which will pass up the Big Sandy
river its entire distance before ii
finally passes out OF the state
through Pound Gap. to concct
with the Virginia highways. The
Mayo Trail viii enter the county
al Shelby Gap and pass through
Cumberland Mountains to Pound
Cap, on the border.
It's given ont that The Con
solicitation Goal Company will
construct several miles OF the
highway around lcnkins and be
tween Jenkins and shelby Gap.
The construction of their part OF
the important highway will be
started at once and completed
within the wear The same is true
Of that part Ia lie constructed by
the county This part Of the
MAYO Trail was made a part OF
the State Highway System By
the recent Legislature
The Mayo Trail will pass
through the Big Sandy Valley.
from Ashland. om the Ohio river
to Pound Gap over $50 miles
The several couutics through
which the highway viii pass,
Hoyd. Lawrence. Johnson. Floyd
and Pike counties have cach
made arrangements ior the actual
construction 81 the highway.
Sections OF tile road have already
heeu awarded aud construction
started Much OF The highway
viii be completed before the end
of the present year
40, Tar from Pound Gap thc
highway willpass near the" ono
some Pine Trail made memoir
able IN John FoN's story Tic
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26
NoTICEl

| We, VIII. Wren and Z. ID. Greever,
respectively President and Secretary
of Mineral Motor Company, Inc, do
certify that the resolution hereinaf-
ter set forth was duly passed at spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of
the said Company,at which meeting n
total of 1000 shares were represented
either in person or by proxy, being
more than two-thirds of the total
stock of the Company. We further
certify that the said meeting was
called pursuant to a resolution of the
directors for the purpose of passing
on proposal that the capital stock
of the Company be decreased. and
that waivers of notices, stating the
time, place and object of the meeting
and the amount to which it was pro
posed to decrease the capital stock,
namely, l456 shares, were taken from
all stockholders and duly filed. The
said meeting was held at the Office of
the Company at Big Stone Gap, Vir-
ginia, on the 9Th day Of January.
1929. The vote on the above resolu-
ton was rs follows: for,2O0O shares;
against. no shares, being more than
two-thirds majority OF the total stock
OF the Company in favor OF the reso-
luton. Said resolution is as follows.
RESOLVED, that the capital
stock of this company is more thnn
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26
Trail OF The Lonesome Pine

Trail OF the Lonesome Pine"
This highway will attract thou
sands OF tourists annually and
prove mecca for sightseeing
parties. 1t will prove a direct
outlet for people residing in the
North and Northwest to reach
Southern and Southeastern
points.
1t will connect practically ev-
cry section OF the Old Dominion.
East and Middle Tennessee.
Western North Carolina. South
Carolina and Georgia. Much OF
the romantic scenery in South
western Virginia will he reached
through connection at Pound
Gap
Another interesting highway
Tor Eastern Kentucky and which
is now under Amusement is the
Pound Gap to Winchester high
way a 2O0-mile road projected to
conuec, the mountains with the
Bluegrass section OF the state.
The highway will pass through
Whiicsburg. Hazard, jackson,
Beaivville, Irvine and other grow
ing towns IN Eastern Kentucky
and terminate at Winchester or
tha, city.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26

This radio stuff is great stuff.
anyway 1t is only a question OF
time when we viii he able To pick
up our receiver and hear the pres
idcit order his soft boiled eggs
ior breakfast, And we mightpcr
chance. even hear him cuSS the
Chef when they are oVcrdone.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26
FROM SICK PEOPLE
Samuel A. Gentry Praises Bear S
Emulsion.
Best Thing to Build Up Rundown
System. Cure Long Standing
Cough. and Weak Lung..

Dear Sir
Every winter ! have been getting
n dry hacking cough that lasted me
through the whole winter; and at
times had such pains in my lungs
that could hardly stand it, After
using great many different things
! purchased bottle OF Bears Emul-
sion. The cough and soreness left
ME in couple of days and can hon
estly say don't believe there is any
preparation that will relieve cough,
heal the lungs and tone up the sys-
tenn, after being rundown from a
cough. with as much satisfaction as
this preparation does. l have also
used it with great success with my
little two-year-old boy.
Sam Gentry.
Sold by leading druggists
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26

Some people never quite be
lieve 1t is a secret until they hav,
told it 10 their best friend.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26

Some women believe in charity
beginning at home. They lit it
while the old man sleeps.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26

The most remarkable thing
about an election is the rapidi,y
with which we forge, the rotten
ness that crops out.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26
A Recipe for Making Washday
Two-Hour Pleasure

dried in a way that makes ii
as sweet as if ii had been
bathed in spring sunshine.
The flat pieces, like towels.
bed clothes and table linens.
we iron. Many Of the under
garments we dry SO nicely
that they need no ironing.
Other garments. like your
own skirts and the childrcn'S
clothes. we starch and leave
Tor YOU to iron at home when
YOU have an hour or so to
spare.
In a word we transform the
work OF washday into two
hour pleasure Tor YOU, You
will be surprised too. AT the
cNtrcne reasonablencss OF
Large numbers OF house
wives already use our Service.
1t will please You as much.
Telephone and we will have
or driver call for your fami-
~ washing,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26
ATTEST:
ATTEST:
?. D. GREEvER. Secretary.
corporate SeuO

VlRGlNIA-Wise County, To-wit
!, VIM. a. Stuart, notary public
IN and for the County aforesaid in
the State of Virginia. do certify that
W. II. Wren and p. u. Greever.w whose
names are signed as president and
secretary respectively to the writings
above bearing date on the 9th day of
January, ls22,haye each acknowledge
ed the same before me- in County
aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
OF January, 1922.
My commission expires March ~.
1925.
VIM. a. STUART.
Notary Public.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-04-26

COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA
DEPARTMENT or THE STATE
CORPORATION COMMISSION
Richmond. Va, Feb. l6. 1922
NOTICE OF ISSUING AND GER
LITIGATION TO THE SECRE-
TARf OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF CERTIFICATE OF
REDUCTION OF ACTUALLY is
SUED AND OUTSTANDING
STOCK or
MINERAL MOTOR COMPANY
INCORPORATED
70 be recorded in his Office.
Papers covering the above speci-
fled application having been duly
considered by the COMMISSION.
and it being found that all the re-
quirements OF law having been com
piled with. the Commission has this
day certified the same to the Secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth for record
in his Office.
r. T. WILSON,
Clerk OF the Commission.
apr.26-l7-l9
Evening star., 1922-07-08
TRACnONPOWER
STAYS ON SURFACE:
Commission Understood Not
to Order Connecticut
Avenue Transfer.

Although the Public Utilities Com
mission has not yet made known it's
decision. 81 is understood the board has
decided not to order the Capital Trac-
tion Company to install underground
track construction on Connecticut ave-
nue. at this time.
1T also was reliably reported today
tnat the commission will not require
the removal OF the overhead trolley
poles at this time from the center of
connecticut avenue to the curbs at
either side
One official of the commission point
Cd out today that one advantage in
having the poles between the tracks
instead of at the curbs is that it serves
to keep vehicles from zig-zasginG
across the tracks.
At hearing a few days ago the
Capital Traction Company estimated
1t would cost s325,000 to install under
ground trackage from Calvert street
to Newark street.
J. p. Crawford, appearing for the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Asso
citation, urged the commission to order
ent income of that company is large
enough to make the estimated ex
penditure possible.
The commission. IL was oficfally
learned today, has decided TO give i;s
approval to the petition OF the Capital
Traction Company to extend its tracks
across the new Georgetown bridge
and to charge each passenger cross
ing the bridge y OF cent extra 4"
cover the tax which the compan!
must pay the federal government.
Evening star., 1922-07-08
RETIRED JEWELER SUED
II FOR LIMITED DIVORCE
~,
Charles F. Karr Said to Have In
/, come of SIS, 900 Annually,
X Declares Wife.

~ Charles F.. Karr. a retired jeweler.
who 10 said to own real estate and
personal property valued at 100000,
and to have an income of $4,000 an
Hually, is named as defendant in a
suit for a limited divorce and alimony
daed in the District Supreme Court by
his wife, Belle T. Karr. Mrs. karr
Mas been employed as war-worker
dn the War Department, but has
SAen notifed that her services will be
dispensed, with and she tells the
cpurt that she must rely on her hus-
band for support.
r The couple separated April 1. 1919.
ana since that date, Mrs. karr de-
eIares her husband had not contrib
uted to her support. They were mar
fled October II, 1912. and have no
children. The first two years of their
married life were congenfal. the wife
bells the court. but after that her hus-
bAnd began to ill-treat her at times.
The says.
Eon one occasion, she states, he
threw the silverware from tho table !;
Ut another time he kicked over the
chairs and when she attempted to
daress him he would turn aside and
Day, Don't get your germs on me-"
His alleged iH-treatment continued,
the court IL advised, until April 1.
1918, when, It fs charged, he deserted
his wife and has not since returned
to her Attorney E. L. Wilson ap-
pears for the wife.
Evening star., 1922-07-08
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. July S Especially
Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel, pastor of St.
Johns Catholic Church, Forest Glen,
ofhciated At the marriage q few days
ago of Miss Florence NJ. Jacobs of
warrenton, Va. and Michael r. An
derson Of Takoma Park. Md. the
ceremony taking place at Forest Glen
Gen. Clinton Riggs Of Baltimore has
notified the officials Of the Montgom-
cry County Agricultural Society that
he expects to bring to the Rockville
fair, to be held next month. several
hogs weighing around 1000 pounds
ported on trucks.
The funeral of Norman W. Waters,
one of the county's best-known busi-
ness men, who died In q Washington
hospital on ednesday. following an
illness Of only q few days, took place
at IL o'clock this morning from the
Presbyterian Church At Jamestown.
many persons from various parts of
the county attending The services
were conducted by the pastor Of the
church, and at the grave the exercises
were in charge OF Masons, Rev. o. 4.
GtlIinkham OF Germantown, formerly
pastor Of the Darnestown Church,
beine In charge Burial was in the
cemetery near the church. Mr.. Wa
ters was the only son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Haitian A. Waters of Trayilah.
He conducted . large mercantiiy c.
,abIishmeht 1t Germantown.
Evening star., 1922-07-08
BLIND PERUVIAN GENIUS.
IN the New York Evening fost.

From the New fork Evening Post.
To have won high fame az an aviator
and inventor and then. just as the re-
wards OF his skill seemed near. 10 be
fate Of q young Peruvian named Adam
r. Solorzano. He lives in Lima. where
he IL known now al blind mechanical
genius. II was in 1913 that he lost his
sief1t, as the result Of an airplane acci.
dent. At once he began to learn his
sensitiveness OF his touch 30 developed
that It became almost = substitute for
sight.
beyond Peru as an inventor. designer
and builder Of airplanes. The Chilean
eIs. The Chilean government made
him ffattering offers, but he preferred
to serve his native land instead, and in
1911 he entered the military service OF
Peru in the aviation department, where
Since losing his sight solorxano has
worked away. by himself. his active
mind originating and his skillful hands
oarfectinG the delicate mechanism OF
several useful inventions. The most
notable Of these. 80 far. e : hydro.
comment At successful trials In 1917.
ar considerable interest, too. is an au-
tomato, rapid-fre. lightweight rife.
which weighs only little more than
the ordinary rife. except for the addf-
tionaI ammunition. apd which will fire
model Of this rifle the inventor present
ed to the war ministry Of Peru in 1920.
In his little shop In Lima the blind
mechs nician specislixes in spring work
and is said to be the most expert crafts
man In Peru at making springs tor
nhonoSraphs, guns and other mechan-
I'm of sprine movement requiring accu.
rate ad6stfnsat. precise tension and
delieate fem1tI40g.