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The Washington times., 1922-08-03
DELINQUENT GIRLS
WORRY MO. JUDGE
Kansas City Jurist DepIores In'
creased Naughtiness
Among FIappers.
BY KENNETH HARRIS.
International News Service,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. g.
Within a period Of two years juvenile
delinquency among girls has In
creased 20 per cent, according to
Judge e. E. Porterfield. of Juvenile
court. This increase can be attributed
directly to the lure Of bright lights
and the gay mothers Of today. the
Judge declared.
For the first time in the history
of this court l have observed that
the girls are going-'back on mo,
Judge Porterfield explained. am
shocked. The girls Of today are far
too Independent for their own beHe-
fit. For some inexplicable reason
the majority among the youths Of to-
day-boys and girls-refuse to listen
TO the advice given by their elders.
The mothers who are constantly
seeking entertainments outside Of the
home and those who make a practice
o: leaving their broods to the care of
a trained nurse are partially respon-
sible for the utter disregard with
which girls are treating the moral
code"
Historical data has II that there
was once a period when little girls
were made of sugar and spice and
everything nice" But those days
aer pronouncedly passe now. court
attendants declare.
Young girls are showing a marked
tendency to learn early the ways Of
dangerous gayety, nightly revels
away from the home and numerous
unconventional things. according to
a woman probation officer. A loose
moral viewpoint is largely to blame.
she said. The future of society is at
stake, and the courts should immedi-
ately adopt strenuous methods to
curb these evils, she declared.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Declares Pianos Made
Brazilian Rosewood
Famous

One Of the interesting woods
which was early identified with
the veneer industry, yet Is not
frequently mentioned today, is
rosewood, says "Veneers" in the
current issue. Rosewood was
made famous in the piano indus
try by its use in some of the
finest pianos in the pioneer days
Of America. And it is still used
for musical and scientific pur-
poses, but it does enter for
other uses, including furniture
and sporting and athletic goods.
Brazil is one important source
Of rosewood, and there seems to
be available from Brazil and
from other Latin-American
countries enough rosewood TO
serve the present demands.
And perhaps one reason why
the demand is limited is be-
cause it rates high in price.
1t Is said that a thousand tons
of rosewood a year are import
ed into the United States.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
ASHEVILLE MUSIC FEST
WILL BEGIN AUGUST J

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Aug. 3.-Tht
Asheville Music Festival, 10 consls
Of nine concerts, will begin August I
The concerts will bring to Ashe
Vile the Philadelphia Festival Or
chestra, comprising fifty musician
OF the Philadelphia Symphony Or
chPstra, with DR.. Thaddeus Rich nE
conductor; Julia Claussen, nnezzo
soprano; Margaret Matzensuer, con
tralto; Edward johnson and Judsoh
House. tenors; Irene Williams. So
prano; Fred Patton and Walter
Greene, barytones; John Powell,
Ruth O'Shaughnessy and Helen
Pugh, pianists, and Robert Phillips,
boy soprano.
Samson and Deiilah" will be sung
August 9, with Nine. Claussen and
Mr.. House. and Hubert Baths
Wedding of Shon Maclean" Au'
gust II.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
SUMMER OPERA DRAWS
BIG THRONG IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. s.-Sum.
mer oepra is a fixed institution here.
The Gilbert q Sullivan revivals in
the open air at Cariin's Arena have
drawn record audiences for eight
weeks and have surpassed even The
remarkable achievements OF last
yeap.
De Wolf Hopper 10 having an un-
usually successful season and Rich.
ard Bonelli has achieved new heights
as a singer. Others who are instru.
mental in making the venture a sue
cess are Edith de Lys, J. Humbird
Duffey, Herbert Waterous, Arthur
Cunningham, Winifred Anglin, Alice
Mckenzie, Mildred Rogers, George
Dunston, John Douglas, Elizabeth
Gutmann, Elsa Baklor and George
Castelle.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Smoke at Concerts.

To hear sonatas in comfort was a
new sensation to a writer In The
London Times recently, when the
Music Society provided three violin
sonatas-Franck, Mozart in e flat,
and Goossens in E mnior-played by
Yvonne Arnauld and Andre Mongeot.
The meetings at St. Johns Institute
are among orfe Of the most comfort
able Ways of listening to music: It
makes a great difference to be I'm q
room where people can come late
without having 10 disturb others,
where you can sit by various friends
in turn, and where tobacco is not
forbidden.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
AUTO TOURISTS
ARRESTED HERE
ON CHECK CASE
California Man, Wife, and
Sister Accused of De-
frauding Hotels.

Charged with passing worthless
checks, three tourists. en- route
from New York city to California,
are being held today at police head
quarters. The prisoners, who are
held on a specific charge by a
Washington hotel of passing a 5000
check are Joseph Walter Caswell,
thirty-one years old; his wife, Eda
Cecilia Caswell, and Caswell's sis
ter, Miss Catherine Caswell. twenty
years old. of Fresno, Cal. With
the Caswell family was a one-year-
old baby. which the mother was
permitted to accompany to the
House of Detention.
John F. Fry, who was in the
party, told the police he was .
fruit grower from Florida and that
he had come from Philadelphia
with the tourists, who had prom
tsed him a position. He was re-
leased
According to the police they
acted on advices from police in
Eastern cities where the tourists
had visited and are alleged to have
passed worthless cheCf.s.
The trio denied the charges when
arrested. but later admitted them,
the police state, when several
checkbooks were found concealed in
the hair of Mrs. Caswell.
The Washington poli<e were no.
titled that the trio are wanted in
Detroit, Philadelphia and New
York. Hotels at the two last-named
places, the police state, are holding
q part of the tourists luggage.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Society
Continued from Page 1oJ

Continued from Page 1oJ
on August "a, when Mr.. Chiffon will
be host, Mrs. Earring and Mr.. Jarvis
will present "Diogenes and the
Lady,'a one-act play. At the final
dinner Of the month, on August 81,
DR.. and Mrs. Tom Williams will be
hosts, a surprise" feature being
promised.
Lieut.. Com. James Parker, jr.,
u. S. N, and Mrs. Parker are
visiting his parents, Gen. and Mrs.
James Parker, at their country
place, Greenvale, Portsmouth, N. H.
Rear Admiral Robert Mallory
Berry. U. s. NJ, retired, apd Mrs.
Berry, who are at the Greylock
Hotel in Williamstown, Mass. en-.
tertained seventy.five Of their
friends this afternoon with an old
time Southern barbecue. The party
was held in a beautiful grove
on the shore Of Harmon Lake at
Mr.. Henry N. leagues Shadow
Brook Farm, chiefly in honor Of the
army and navy representatives in
Williamstown.
Besides Admiral Berry there were
present six rear admirais, a cap
pain and two commanders from the
navy, a brigadier general, five COL
onels and a major from the army.
The rear admirals were Harry Mel.
+. Huse, Perry S. Knapp, James
Harrison oliver, Austin Melvin
Knight, Colby Mitchell Chester and
Raymond Perry Rogers. The army's
ranking officers were Brig Gen.
Henry A. Smith. who attended
with Mrs. Smith.
-
The marriage of Miss Ella An
derson, OF Aberdeen, Wash, and J..
Frank Cox, a.so of Aberdeen,
formerly OF this city, took place
in Aberdeen on July s. at the
home of the brides parents. the
Rev. F. F. Green officiating.
After a wedding trip to Portland,
Astoria and other oregon resorts,
they returned to Aberdeen to. make
their home. Mr.. Cox is a member
of the staff OF the Aberdeen
Daily World.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Becker announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Fannie Becker to Samuel n. LIGHT
ems, Of New York city. The cere-
mony took place in Baltimore on
July %.
A charming midsummer wedding
was solemniZed at st. Paurs Church
yesterday morning at 9 o'clock when
Miss Loula Williams. daughter Of
Mrs. Thomas Hunter Motion, Of Bir-
mingham. Ala, became the bride of
Edward Lennon Murphy OF Sayre,
Pa. The bride was gowned in white
lace over satin. and wore a large pic.
ture hat. She carried a shower bou.
quet.
Mrs. Motion was her matron OF
honor for her daughter, wearing a
gown Of black lace and black hat, and
she carried pink roses. F. Hugh
Murphy. of Ithaca, N. Y, was best
man.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Louis E. Murphy, of Sayre,
Pa; Mrs. Hugh Lennon, of Bethle-
hem, Pa. and Elliott T. Williams,
of Birmingham.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
DISTRIBUTION OF COAL
IN NEW YORK DISCUSSED

. Plans Of the Federal Government
to distribute coal to New York were
discussed today with President
Harding and Secretary Of Com
merce Hoover by Governor Miller
OF New York.
The State of New York is pre-
pared to take care of coal imported
from Great Britain. Governor Nil.
Ter SAID, but he was anxious to as
certain what plans were made for
transportation OF coal under the
distribution system being worked
out by Secretary Hoover.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Stockings-Friday

Lots of them at low prices-and
good stockings.
800 Sport Stockings, So
Sport Lisle Stockings in dropstttcf
rib patterns; dark rose, green ligh
$500 and $2.25 Silk Stoekir
Pure Silk Stockings In plain and
stripes; full-fashioned and we'll
good stockings Of excellent appe
van, white, rose green, polo gra
$500 Relettss, 81
These popular stockings among
fancy and plain all-silk Rolette
garters; black, gray, nude bro
$500, and $50 Stockin,
Fancy Silk Stockings for DIR
wear thread and glove silks,
broidered clox and fancy open
beautiful dress stockings; white,
rueset.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03

You will enjoy your vacation all
the more II you receive The Daily
and Sunday Washington Times at
your mountain or seashOre haunt.
Order it today--95 cents q month
or $3.50 for three months.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Lots of Bathing Suits

$3.50 to $1,000 Bathing Suits, $5.ss
California" and many novelty styles, in two
color contrasts and solid colors; included are
navy black, gray. purple. brown and jockey :;
don't miss these
$500 to $3.50 Bathing Suits, $3.95
This is a fine lot, including popular man
nish swimming suit Of wool jersey, Jockey
mohawk. tan. Kelly henna. navy and black :;
hagen. tan, gray and pansy. Buy one tomor
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Remnants-Underwear

Lot. of Things You Want Herel
$2.e5 French Envelope Chemise, Sass
BeSutrul Imported Chemise. exauisite!y hand
embroidered and scaoped around the top and
shoulder straps; strap and buIt-up shoulders. You
will 6oc every you buy!
$3.95 Philippine Lingerie, $1.95
Gowns and Envelope Chemise, daintily hand en-
broidered: chemise have but-up shoulders; gowns
have square and round necks; some sleeveless
models
$1.95 Gingham Trimmed Underwear, 75c
Vests and Step-ins OF the sofest finest main
sock, finished with attractive binding Of ging
ham. They are quite the vogue!
$500 Silk Underwear, $3.45
silk Chemise, Step-ins and Boomers OF heavy
radum and rich crepe back satin. in light blue and
orchid; all tailored models, with hemstitching and
dainty two-tone ribbons for trimming
$3.50 Vanity Fair Glove Silk Bloomers
$3.50
Vanity Fair Glove Silk is famous for quality. Here
II is in boomers. cut full and well made.
$500 Sport Bloomers, Sass
SILK Jersey and rRdiurn of fine quality: In coiors
that will match almost any costume JSle. back.
periwinke and purple; also combinations OF blue and
silver
$500 Tub Silk Pettieoats, $3.50
Coorod tub silks to wear with sport skirts and
suits; beautiful quality; in henna. jade and whrl-
pool blu5
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Coats-Friday

What chances, indeed, with
so many people wanting a
coat to 60 away with!
5000 Shsntung Coats, $3.50
I-sha ntupg Blk Motor Coat. with
full back. The incest sort OF motor
cost-iook at II.
S26.5o Top Coats, $3.50
Aust Color Tweed Top Coats, in
beited styles. Good looking and so
low In price.
$3.50 Coat, $13.75
Tan and Brown wooltex Tweed
Coat-beautifully tailored.
$40. 90 to $500 Coats, $23.75
l6-Top Coats. in imported tweed.
camers hair and twillCord. BLACK
tan. gray, brown. and tallow. Coats
such as these can be worn all fall.
$4,000 and $500 Coats
$3.50
l6-TRn and Brown Camefs Hair
Top Coats. with full backs and rag
Ian sleeves-belted styles. Gamers
hair 10 always smart.
SOS. 90 Wooltex Coats, $29.5o
S-Wooitex Tuxedo Cape Coats. In
fallow and navy veldyne, trimmed
with cable stitching. Come early for
these.
$6s.5o Coats, $3.50
I0-Pandora Cape Coats. full
length Tuxedo collar and wide, flow
ing sieeves--vsry distinctive, In fal-
low, sorrento navy and black.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Good Buys" Among the
Skirt Remnants
:;:;s' :s;:;: :s:;: to '''''; $500

Heres a big opportunity,
35 OF our very finest Sport Skirts
-eponge, ratine, spongeen, camers
hair plaids, English velour checks,
woven stripes, silk and wool knit,
Kasha and striped fiannel-in every
sport color and every style that you
can think Of Every one OF them
$500 Friday.
Sll.5O and $3.50 Skirts,
$3.50
More good looking skirts alse re-
ducsd for Friday, Smart Box plated
Prunella and Bedford Cord Skirts in
bex and side plated styles-tan and
brown, navy and tan, black and gray,
navy and Copenhagen. Skirts you
can wear all fall.
S7.s5 Skirts, $3.25
ib-White Washable Baronet Satin
Skirts, with gathered yokes and inset
pockets These are mighty smart.
$3.50 TO $lo.5o Skirts, $3.50
Buy one OF these. 2o-Odd skirts
in tweed, wooN crepe, velour checks
and novelty plaids. All of them
good looking.
Sl4.5o to $3.50 Silk Skirts
$8.75
Dent you want a Silk Skirt at this
price1 20-Skirts in Roshanara,
Folio Thro Fantasie and satin stripes,
in white, rose, Copenhagen, gray,
green, Jade, black, peach and orchid.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Dress Remnants
Almost Too Good To Be

True
2o-$5.oo Checked Gingham
Dresses, $1.sS
Red and white, green and white.
blue and white checks. The incest
sort OF morning frocks at the incest
sort OF price!
I2-$35.00 Yelled Foulard
Dresses, $3.50
Lovely dotted and figured foulards
charmtngly veiled In geergette crepe.
Several lovely styles.
s-$37.5o to S45.0o Canton
Crepe Dresses, $25.0o
All hand drawn and beautifully
made Dresses you can wear any
time and feel appropriately dressed.
Rust. Jade. cocoa, psriwinkle. gray
and navy.
l5-$55.oo to $s5.oo Silk
Dresses, $500
Mostly one OF kind-Roshanars
and Canton crepe IN some of the
best styles OF the season. Navy and
black only. Poiret and Milgrim
dresses in the lot.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Flowers
At Half Price and Less!
Originally use to $500
Now 10c to $500

All our flowers to go;
better see them tomorrow.
French Imported Flowers-Ameri-
can Beauties, Velvet. roses, French
roses, in all pastel shades. Field
flowers and clusters OF gilded
grapes. They make the most charm
ing trimming for dresses and hats.
Neckwear, Tool
$3.50 Peter Pan Collar and Cuff
Sets. Just right for sweaters, 7Sc:
100 Collars-all shapes and
sizes and trimmed In many in
dlvidual ways 2Sc.
t2.0o and $3.50 Vesting-organ.
die net and lace, t1.se yard.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Stop and See the
Sweater Remnants

SS.OO TO Sf.oO SWedtcrs, SZ'So
Silk fibers and woods. In tuxedo and sip-over
styles All OF them mighty good looking
mixed colors and sizes in navy, black and
white pheasant herna ana rose.
$1.95 to So Wool Slip-Overs, $1.25
Pine quality. but. only few coors; henna
black brown and combination effects. You are
lucky II these colors are yours!
The Washington times., 1922-08-03

Knitted Suits
$7s.5o> Knitted Suits, $22.5o
plata e.ot. in rcss and tan bio. and purps tan
and brown. Individual styles tnst are very
Knickers
$s.75 Knickers, $3.75
Well tailored Knickers OF white twiilcord-for
riding hiking.
$1o.so Kniekers, $500
Yo1 ~sSd say S.T f5G and
S2s.oo Knieker Suits, $1,000
Linen Kncksr suits.nasHrs It's ,,,1 Al and and whits
suit. Get one OF these.
Riding Apparel
$10.75 Riding Breeehes, $3.75
$2s so and $3.50 Riding Habits, $I3.7s
ur.p-b.Ited n and s.mi-fitted models. its not too
late for one OF these. You don't find them often
at rs.7S.
Sport Shop Dresses
$3.50 Linen Sport Dresses, $l3.7s
The best-looking dresses we've seen for sport
IO-Handmads Handkerchief Linen shrtwai.t
In white maize Copenhagen lavender and rose
$ls7s Tub Silk Dresses, s3.7s
Yes. real tub silk at this price!
striped Tub SIX sport Dresses Simply and
$3.50 Ratine Dresses, $3.75
Ratine is smart! Sport Dresses in red and
lavender checks.
slS7s Ponsee Sport Dresses, $1,000
i-Pongee Sport Dresses in brown. white, jade
and Copenhs gen. You'll like these!
$3.50 and $3.50 Sport Dresses, $1,000
l0-shantung silk Sport Dresses, in slp-over
and panel styles They are lovely and cool!
$3.50 and $500 Sport Dresses, $13.75
Cotton, Ratine and Eponge Sport Dresses, in
red. green, white, and lavender. Sporty
be. and mighty good looking.
$3.50 Sport Dresses, $500
Just OF them-StraiEht Line Sport Dresses OF
Roshanara silk crepe-tan. brown, AMI tangstine
fascinating styles
$4s.5o to $500 Sport Dresses, $3.50
l0-RoshspRra SILK Sport Dresses. Just right
and CopenhRgen blue
$3.50 Wool Sport Dresses, $500
i0-swiss- made WooI Knit Sport Dresses. in
brown gold. navy and black They from
Switzerland and they out OF the ordinary in
every distinctive line.
$3.50 Sport Dresses, $1,000
b-AlpacateS Lightweight Wool Knit Sport
Dresses. In Copenhagen orchid. and Jade. One OF
the smartsst ia brcs of the season in lovely models
$3.50 and $500 Sport Dresses, $500
Another distinctive group.
B-Swiss- made SILK Knit Sport Dresses in
child. rose. jade, and brown.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03

JaCkctS-SOAtS-N
$3.50 to $3.50 Sport Jackets, $1.75
Jersey Sport Jackets in white. tan. Copenhagen
blue, red, Jade, ana green
nannels, with w.ii-tailored tuxedo and straight
hagen blue.
$500 Sport Coats, $3.50
Thss. smar, coats full length in s.s9mS
them at $50. Is OF them.
$3.50 Sport Coats, $3.50
b-Blocked Eponge Sport Costs-with full backs.
in tan and navy. Beautifully tailored in every
$500 and ssa $3.50 80; sees. S sSs szo 70
swagEer new styles-herrinEbone shadow plaid
ana ana sasnsF SfoWn % Buy on: now ana wear through
$500 Sport Coats, $3.50
ie~cO.u in twssdIssitsd style. With full back
,n sssdoC plaid M tnd Sstsr tweed Tan and c0psn
i.IssSo Tweed Cspe-tsn and rust--rippIs style
Giose Ens,,sh f,sts Plat. Motor caps'-faI'o~
ana Copenh,sen blue. 5000. ,1
brown. $500 sseh.
Chance for a Suit
$4,000 Tweed Suits, $3.50
Boz and Long lin: sS'' in SSs.Se sa. s%
sndsf and rose Well worth buying for knook.bout
$45. 90 and $3.50 Suits, $500
lB-Imported High quality Tweed SUITS IN lovely
tan. gray Copenhagen falow. and oxford color
InEs-belted and panel jackets Infinitely smart for
sport.
$3.50 Sport Suits, $3.50
This will interest you!
B-"MIgrm" Sport Suits in Merosa tweed.
Beautifully tailored with panel, box and tuxedo
Jackets. In tan. gray. rose. and Copenhagen.
Flannel Suits
$32.5o Flannel Suits, $1,000
VERY smart English Flannel SUITS In stripes nr
with shor, box Jackets that are very English in
deed,
$3.50 White Flannel Suits, $500
Only white Flannel Sport Sults-short box
jackets with large patch pockets The incest sort
OF a sport suit. They clean so perfectly.
Sport Blouses
$3.50 Sport Blouses, $l.75
White Repp Sport Blouse with tuxedo coIlars-
well tailored and very good looking.
$7.95 Silk Sport Blouses, $500
Good looking Striped Tub Silk Sport Bouses.
with fiat collars and tailored pockets
$500 Sport Blouses, $3.s5
Striped Dimity and Madras Sport Blouses with
mannish collars and silk tie. They would add 10
sport costume
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
Blouse Remnants
That Will Cause a Stir

$500 Cotton Net Blouses, $1.s5
Just the blouse for slip ION sweaters Cream white
cotton net, with round necks-Peter Pan or collar
less styles and short sleeves. Trimmed with tiny
ruffles OF Val lace that are too dainty for words
$500 Tricoiette Sport Blouses, 4.6S
Here's something "different'-be suie to see H.
Fancy Weave Tricoette slip-over Blouse, with
Peter Pan collar and cuffs made of tinv ruffle OF
Val. lace-csrmins. bisdue, navy and Copenhagen
$500 to 400 Tailored Dimity Blouses,
$500
Fine check and stripe dimitlss, with Peter Pan
and roll collars Open back or front-long sleeves
and turn back cuffs. Some trimmed with real
Irish pcet edge.
$500 Georgette Crepe Blouses, S2.eS
Fine deorgette Crepe Blouses, in charming tie
back or tuck-in styles-Tuxedo, Peter Pan and roll
cellars that becoming. Also frill model
trimmed with lace.
$s.95 to $1,000 Silk Blouses, $500
Georgeus crepe, pussy willow and crepe chine
in good locking suit blouses Heavy pussywillow
silk in tailored styles Georgettes in Tuxedo and fri
models, trimmed with laoes. Crepe de chimes. bead
cd trimmed with contrasting colors One of these
10 to be what you want
The Washington times., 1922-08-03
The Few Suits

j HC TCW SuAlo
we have left are mighty low
in price tomorrow. Tailored
suits, costume suits and silk
suits are included.
s4s.Bo and $500 Suits,
$23.75
lo--Navy and Black cordlne Suits,
with medium and long jacket. E1-
ceilent asality.
SeS. 100 to $3.50 Suits; $34.7S
strictly Tailored and Embroidered
suits IN navy and black. Smart
straight line and boz coats.
$3.50 10 $II5.0o Suits,
S3e.75
lB--Hlaborate Costume Suits IN
navy and! black cordine with clever
floss silk and ribbon embroidery. Also
strictly tailored modslk with long
line Jackets.
$500 and $500 Silk Suit.
$33.75
b--whits Velette and Rosha nara
stIk Three piece Suits-made with
straisht.line dresses and long ripple
ctpes. -
S2s.s0 and $32.5o Sh.ntung
Silk Suits, $16.75
is-Long Jacket ShantunE Silk
Suits, In panel and belted styles
all extremely we'll tailored.
The Washington times., 1922-08-03

Brings next winters fashions to at great savings
I0inch Hudson Seal Coats, s275.oo and upward. Only
small deposit required
The Washington times., 1922-08-03

Going to Move the Sport Shop
Getting ready locaion-third fooso practically
Knkers
Habits will offered beginning prices
Sthaner garmen-a this fine
apparel greatly reduced!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-16
Por un tecnicismo legal

Ante el Hon. Juez de la Corte Fe-
deral,c Sr. Odlin, Sc vic hoy jueves
por la manana, ell juicio contra los
senores Mariana r. Pesquera Frank
G. Mayo. El Fiscal lego la acusaci6n,
y comparecio ell abogadQ senor Fran
els, en- representation del senior Pes
quera, manifestando que tambien eran
abogados de dicho sefor, los caballe-
ros, Jaime Sire Jr., y M. Guerra Mon
dragon.
Despues de terminar ell Fiscal de
leer la acusacion, manifesto que los
dos acusados habian presentado escri-
tos de desagravio y por 10 tanto ell
Lcdo. Francis lego la contestacion del
Sr. Pesquera, ell Juez Odlin tom6 en-
sus manos Ia acusacion y al pregun-
tar al Lcdo. Francis 81 Sc habia no
contestado deternlinando parte de la
acusacion fiscal, observe que ell jura-
mento estaba fechado en- octubre 9, Y
la acusacion radicada en- noviembre g.,
defecto que, ell Lcdo. Sifre Sc opuso a
que fuese subsanado mediante en-
mienda en- Corte alberta, 10 mismo
que Sc opuso que el Fiscal enmenda-
Sc la acusacion para incluir ell mes de
JUNO entire las alegaciones de hechos
infundados los acusados.
Teniendo en- cuenta este, con la
consiguiente reprimenda a los s Scre-
tarios que intervinieron en- Ia aHtoma
del juramento en- la acusaci6n/ /el Juez
dcsestim6 de plano la dicha acusaci6n
terminando ell acto.