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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
Ell director de 'El Mum
do SUI administrator v
los a reporters ante ell
JueZ Odlin.

Esta maiiana las nueve compare.
cieron ante la Corte Federal, repre-
sentsdos por ell Lcdo. Guerra Mon
dragon (don Miguel,) ell prestigioso
director de nuestro dolcga "El Mum
do u. Romualdo Real, su admins
trsdor d. Carlos Warren, sus re-
dactores, Alfredo Vargas, Sergio RO-
monaco, Enrique Ramirez Bdlu r
Augusta Pieti.i, {. eXponer las causas
gadoS por desacato, c0nsfstente este
Ell haberle dado publicidad una no
tica en- l& edici0n dc aver, relacio-
NADIA con I'm asunto del Gran Jurado.
El Sr Guerra manifesto a la Corte
que los acusados fuer0n citados eyer
tarde Il una hora muy avanzadh, y
que p0r 10 tanto respetuosamente So
licit;ba de la Corte la suspension de
esta vista para otro dfa, con ell fin de
preparar su case. Ell juez NADIA resol-
vic en- cuanto Il la moci0n presents
da, eXpresandole Ia .defensa que 10
inico que la Corte deseaba saber, era
Ia persona que public6 la referida no.
ticia. Seguidamente llam6 al Sr
Real, Il quien lie pregunt6 qui6n He
vo al pcri6dico vi infcrmaci6na q
10 que contest0 el Sr. Real que habfa
sido el Redactor don Alfredo Var
gas. Entonces fu6 llamado Vargas
A preguntas que lie hiZo ell jueZ, de
que L0nde habfa adquirido la noticia
este contest6 que pas&ndo por una
calle oy0 cllado varias personals la de
clan, pero que no conocfa sus nom-
bres. Entonces la Corte le manifes
to I'll Sr. Vargas que lie daba de ter.
mino hasta las dos de esta tarde pa
I'll que le trajese Il la Corte la per
soma il quien Sc 10 oy6 decir, que dt
10 contrGrio 10 meterfa en- Ia carcel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
Hasta que LngLaterra reconozca la absolute indie
% pendencia de IrLanda, los rebeldes IT
tDe Auestro servicio cablegraaco..

BELFAST, mayo 27.-Hasta que
Inglaterra no reconozca tacitamente
la soberania del pals, los insurrectos
irlandeses seguiran luchando por los
fueros de su polltica-ha declarado un
notable jefe del movimiento revolu-
cionario que Sc bate con las fuerzas
del Gobierno del Estado Libre en- pie
mas GALES de esta y otras poblacio-
mes del pals. Belfast, sdbre todo, es
teatro de terribles encuentros, y ell
de anoche no ha podido ser mas en-
conado. Tras de un vivo tiroteo con
rifles y ametralladoras, Sc registra-
ron esta madrugada 29 muertos de
ambos bandos contendientes, mas seis
en- las primeras horas de hoy. La
situaci6n es insostenible ell pueblo
en- masa pide que Sc inicie en- forma
una revolucin general contra Gran
Bretana, sino imparte su reconoci-
miento la Republica de Irlanda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
va ha cOmenzado la
repatriation de las tr0-
pas espaiiolas de las
zonas MarrOqules.

MADRID, mayo 27.-Estan llegan-
do va Malaga Cadiz, tropas repa-
triadas de la zona de Marruecos, que
va no son necesarias para afirmar la
accion de Espaia en- Ell Norte de Afri-
ca.
Las dos ciudades andaluzas han tri-
butado las tropas repatriadas que
tan gallardamente han vindicado Ell
honor de Espana, IN recibimiento muy
enthusiastic. Al paso de los batallones,
las damas arrojaban flores desde los
balconies. Sc han produeido escenas
conmovedoras cuyas reseiias lienan
las columnas de los periodicos. Ell
pueblo en- todas parties fraterniza con
los soldados los que festeja con Vi
va emocion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
Ell estrenO de anOche
en- ell "America"
Ell melodrama "Evangelina', segun-
da parte de la Mujer X.

Ell meledrama "Evangelina", segun-
da parte de la Mujer X.
AL il entrar anoche Ell el Tea
tr0 1mGric0, nos entregaron un pc
que1o preventive que decfa: "Se ad-
Sierte al pdblico que 81 durante Ia
representation de Eyangelina Sc pro-
moviera algdn alboroto en- la s;,la, no
debe alarmarse, pues forma parte del
espectaculo.
Esto mos hizo presagiar que el es-
pectaculo era de los que ponen los pc
los de punt;:. Una segunda parte lie
In WMjer \. no podia ser sino una
G. sa truculenta y eSpcluznantc.
I'll autor de esta segmda parte del
SenSiblero melcjArama, que tanto ha
hecho llorar IL los pliblicos. tenfa que
apelar t0dOS los rcS0rtcs para man
tener la excitaci0n del ingenuo espec-
tador V recurre Il todos les medios
para impresionarle, va que no aspi-
re conmoyerle, como en- ell melodra-
ma que, por 10 yisto, ha de ser una
cantera inagotable de la que el au-
tor de la muy apIaudida obr& de ano-
che, saque terceras Y cuartas partes
con arreglo la resistenci& que va
va mostrando ell p1blico.
Ell autor de EuaRgcEina, no Sc detie-
lie ante el lfmite que la verosimilitud
marc;, los autores. Aparici0nes de
muertos, combinaciones electricas pa
ra producer la electrocucin, pactos
secrctos con Satanas, muertOs que re-
sucitan insfnua( Clones |espiritistas y
;;firmaciones dem0lriacas, cuanto pue-
de estimular sacudir los nervios y
explotar la credulidad el sectaris-
mo, ha sido acoplado Ell este tremen-
do f0llet0n dialogadO. que a jltZg;,r
por los granles. por los largOs, p0r
los porfiados aplausos que atronar0n
la sala LENA de p1blico, gusto eN-
traordinariamente anoche.
Eyangelina Adams. Gcrarlo V En-
Iluue tie NleNd lueIOll loS HeIueS 0e
In tornado.
Ell publico llamo larsamente Evan
gelina Gerardo de Nieya al final
del espectdculO.
:Cusnd0 nos sirve el Sr. de Nieva
la tercera parte de La Mujer N?
Porque ahf ha quedado un hombre
terrible en- la carcel. que puede fugas
So. Y un milo que puede ser secuestra-
do nm mariLo cOdOrRiR que Sc pres
ta mIiltiples cOmbinGciones. V;f
mos, animese el aplaudido actor.
Domingo OROZCO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
pendenclQ
La interesante cr6nica
cablegrafica de las I'LL
timas jugadas de base
ball en- EstadOs UnidOs
eDe Nuestro serviclo cablegraaco).

NEW YORK, mayo 27.-Las juga-
das de aver, que estuvieron mas que
nunca concurridas, registrar un score
esplendido en- la gran serie mundial
de base ball. Liga Americana: Bos-
ton, z; Filadelfa, 6; Chicago, 2; San
Luis, l; Cleveland, s; Detroit, 3;
Washington, 3; New York, 1. Ocu-
rrieron tres dobles caidas en- las ca
rreras efectuadas por los nacionales.
Liga Nacional: Filadelfia, 5; Broo-
klyn, z; Filadelfa, 8; Brooklyn, z;
New York, 6; Boston, 2; New York,
10; Boston, 2; Cincinnati, 2; Chicago,
3; Cincinnati, 2; Chicago, 5; San
Louis, 6; PittAburg, 0.
LOS ANGELES, mayo 27.-Ayer
ocurrio una horrible explosion en- los
depositos de municiones del submari-
no americana H-3, que hac1a practi-
cas- las afueras de la Isla Coronado.
Los efectos de los proyectiles que
una detonacion ensordece-
dora, rompieron parte del poderoso
barco de guerra, causando un enorme
agujero en- el puente. Como conse-
cuencia cinco individuos de la tripu-
acion han resultado heridos, temiendo
Sc sea impossible salvarles las vidas.
Hase ordenado una investigation So
bre los movies de este inexplicable
accidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
Hoy han cOmenzad0
las entrevistas entire
los representatives ir-
landeses e ingleses.
(pe Nuestro servicio cablegraAco).


LONDRES, mayo 27.-Desde hace
dos dias hallanse instalados en- esta
ciudad connotados representatives del
Gobierno Provisional de Irlanda, quie-
nes hoy Sc han reunido para comen-
Ear una serie de entrevistas con ell
Gobierno de Londres, para entabIar
negociaciones acerca de la situacion
de aquel pals. Impera entire la ma
yoria de los asistentes a estas con-
ferencias, que han despertado una vi
va espectacion en- los circulos polfti-
cos, la tendencia solicitar inmedia-
tamente de la Gran Bretafia que re-
conozca la completa Independence de
lrlanda, para as1 dar un corte a la
caotica situacion reinante ALI, sa-
tisfacer las aspiraciones de la mayo
ria del pueblo irlandes que lucha v
clama porque Sc lie conceda ell pri-
vilegio que gozan los estados libres
de la terra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

I'm afio retirada pas6 esta bella joven
en- una isla misteriosa, mil millas dis
tante del mundo habitado por seres
humanos, con solo tela de coco por
alimento y Otras frutas de los tr6pi-
cos. Mrs. William Meng, que asi Sc
llama, quiso ser la Robinson Crusoe
femenina, en- compania de su espOsO
y un muchacho hawayano Sc estable-
clio en- esa isla del PacificO. PerO su
idea lie result0 fallida, y, uh barco cos
tero tuvo que recogerla, en- lamenta-
BILE estad0 de salud. "Mas nunca vuel-
vo retOrnar a la vida de salvaje"-
dicen que ha exclamadO: perO 10 que
no Sc sabe es que Sc ha hecho de su
marido del chiquiIlo que la acom-
panaron en- SUI rara aventura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

Ell Presidente Harding acaba de re-
solver un case, de los muchos que va
ha resuelto contra la mayoria de un
estadO una possession americana, que
Sc ha Opuesto sus recientes nomina-
clones, pOr estar contra los principles
demccraticos que gobiernan los Es-
tados UnidOs. No obstante la protes-
ia de los misurianos, ell Presidente ha
nOmbradO a Nat GOldstein como Co.
lector de Rentas Internas del Distrito
de st. Louis, quien Sc lie acusa de
haber gastado considerables sumas de
dinerO para cOrromper ell electorado,
con ell fin de sacar triunfante como
Presidente de la nacion, en- la campa-
ma de 1920, Frank o. Lowden, uno
de los muchos candidates pOr ell Parti-
do Republican, para dicho puesto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
la BODA DE HOY

En- la iglesia de San Agllstfn, Puer-
ia de TERRA. oiran esta noche In lee
trrG de La Epfstola del Apostol cris-
tiano, los estima.bles j0venes. Srtar
Guadalupe Feliz Y Sierra Y Francisco
Castro Abree, generalmente aprecia-
dos en- ell poblado Sc llevara efec-
to una animada fiesta y los c0nyuges
van a residir a Caguas.
Nuestra Gnticipada felicitaci6n Y
que haya en- el nuevO hogar toda la
ventura possible de la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

AlegandO que John Wood Broks-Ladd,
secretario de una firmg fabrciante OBJ
jetOs de metal y notable millionaire,
la Mbia engafiado ofreciendo hacerla
su esposa, Miss Ethel Jay French ha
presentado una demanda contra ell
enamorado galan, exigiendole la suma
de 50,000,OO0 de dolares. Esta es la
suma mas fabulosa que jamas Sc ha-
va exigido ante una corte por la ''rO-
tura de un coraz6n". Y fue median-
te la persuaci6n de un socio en- los
negocios del seductor, que este la
Observation-Disclosures Miss French.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
Ell barbara deporte del
bOxeO hace una victi-
ma mas .en la ciudad
de Denver.
{De Nuestro servicio cablegraaco).

DENVER, mayo 27.-El notable
campeon International de peso fuer-
tie, Bob Martin, de la A. E. F., ha OBJ
tenido una victoria colossal, que mar
ca ell triunfo noventicinco de su ca
rrera de boxeo. Martin detuvo ell en-
puje formidable del marino Bill Max,
con quien luchaba, en- ell tercer round
de los en- que Sc habia senalado ell
match sensational. Max fue derri-
bado por. Martin tres veces, durante
Ell segundo y tercer rounds, Y en- este
lltimo fue que al vencedor logro poner
fuera de combate a su adversario,
propinandole un terrible knock out,
que lie destrozo toda la quijada.
MADRID, mayo 27.-En ell Congre-
so de los diputados Sc ha rendido un
elocuente Y sentido homemade a la me-
moria del heroico comandante Gonza-
lez Tablas que acaba de morir heroi-
camente en- Marruecos.
Ell Sr. Lacierva pronuncio un discur-
SO elocuentisimo que fue delirante-
mente aplaudido. Tambien hablaron
Ell Jefe del Gobierno, Sr. Sanchez Cue
ira Y ell Sr. Maura, que hizo una ad-
mirable necrologia del insigne militar,
muerto por la patria. Ell homemade
ha sido conmovedor, Y al mismo ITEM
po que Sc rendia este tribute al va
liente. jefe caido en- la muerte, Sc rem
dia un alto tribute al ejercito vence-
dor.
Ell Congreso aprobo un credito de
cincuenta millones, para obras de To-
mento en- la zona espanola de Marrue-
|coss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
COncursO de
"El impartial"
:Donde vive Elvira Hernandez?

Ell correo nos devuelve un sobre di-
rigido a la Srta. Elvira Hernandez,
una de nuestras concursantes Y quien
en- sus cupones nos da su direction en-
Sol Sc (altos). Primer piso.
Sirvase la expresada joven decir
claramente donde puede mandarsele
us creditos, para evitar estQs .retar-
dos en- recibir la constancia de los Gu
pones que viene. emitiendo en- nues-
ro Concurso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

lI Los anunciOs de este peri6dico
son leidos pOr miles de personas cue
toman parte en- nuestro CoNCURSo.
Mdndsnos 50 anuneic hoy mismc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

G1 Les snuncios de este psE.6dicc
son leidos por miles de personas que
tcman parte en- nusstro CoNCUESo
M6ndsnos su anuneic hoy n,ismo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Reduction of Stutz
| R'ices Ordered as
Schwab Takes Hold
First Step Marks Inaugural
ZION Of New Sales and
manufacturing Program
of Reorganized Concern

An immediate drive for big business
was among the first official acts of
Charles NJ Schwab, in taking over con-
troll of the Stutz Motor Car Company
of America, Inc. Quick turnover of
material has ever been the motto of
Mr.. Schwab, who has been called "the
nations greatest salesman" This aim
is indicated by his action in the auto
mobile industry.
A sweeping price reduction in Stutz
cars has been announced The cut
ranges from $500 to $500. In the new
schedule New York prices are, four
passenger touring, formerly $4,000, now
$4,000; six-passenger touring, formerly
$1,000, now s2.s5o; soadsters, formerly
S3,160, now $3.50; coupe, romerly $4,-
225, now 1925.
This is the first step in the Inaugural
tion of new sales and manufacturing
program, and one in which the automo-
tive world and the public generally will
show considerable interest.
The Allan Ryan interests are entire
ly out of the company now, but the
management and selling organization
remain the same. The Schwab inter-
ests are represented on the board of
directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
American Cars Win Favor
With Trade in Anfinodes

American auto manufacturers are
said to have successfully invaded the
sales fields of Australia and New
Zealand to the CONSERVATION of Brit
ish concerns, according to trade dis
patches from London. The French cars
also are reported to have felt keenly
the American competition in the same
markets.
Complaints have been made by the
Colonial buyers that the English car
makers do not give sufficient study to
needs Of Australia and New Zealand
and fail to meet road and other con-
ditions peculiar to the territory in
volved. a special effort has been made
by the Americans in this direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Good Roads Lead TO Niagara
From All Points Of Con, pass
Trips TO Falls Over Many Routes Pass Through
Every Variety Of Scenic Attraction
Without Hindrance

going through Batavia TO Buffalo.
There IS another connection from
Geneva through Cansndaigua to Roch-
ester and along the Ridge Road to
Niagara Falls.
Many motorists prefer TO go north
on the east side of the Hudson River
TO Albany, then west over the Mohawk
Valley route through Utica and SYRIA
cuse. Motorists going through the
Mohawk Valley to Buffalo will note q
road, which turns to the right, shortly
before entering Buffalo, bearing the
sign, Niagara Fails Boulevard. This
Is the preferable way to reach the
Falls.
There is another route which goes
through a beautiful section OF New
York State. Follow the west side Of
the Hudson to Newburgh and Kings
ton, then turn west around the Asho-
kan Reservoir and up the Esopus Val
ley through Phoenicia and Shandaken
to Arkville, turning north To Grand
Gorge and west through Stamford and
Davenport to Oneenta. From this
point run north through Collier to
Cooperstown. From Ccoperssown there
is an interesting drive on the west
side Of Otsego Lake TO Springfield
Continue west through Riehdeld
springs ana Gazeneyla to syracuse,
where the Mohawk Valley route is
joined and continued through Geneva
and Batavia to Niagara Falls.
The most direct way from Boston is
to follow Route No. through Cam
bridge. Arlington, Ayre Winchendon,
Miller Falls to Greenfield, then over
tha Mohawk Trail through North Adj
AXIS to Williamstown; then through
Pownal, Petersburg to Troy, connect
I ing with tse Mohawk Valley route at
Schenectady. Another good route from
Boston is through Worcester and
Springfield, then over the Jacobs Lad
der route through Lenox to Pittsfield,
crossing the Lebanon Mountains to
Albany.
Niagara Falls is AGO miles from New
York, via the Lackawanna Trail and
the Liberty Highway. 1t is 475 miles,
via Albany, and 525 miles from Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
1 rellcll Il estine
O.arlDllretioal to
Cut Fuel Costs
Attempt Being Made 10 Re
dsice Amount of Case
line Used I'm Cars Be-
cause of High Price Rate
Many Motor Experiments
Paris Manufacturers Admit
Equality of American
fSliilt Cars on Road Basis

Gasoline consumption for autoino-
biies Is such a serious question in
Paris, with gas costing from So to GO
cents gallon, that recent French tests
TO develop better carburetion are be-
ing continued
Cars smaller and lighter than those
generally used in the United States
recently have averaged about sixty
miles 70 the gallon Of gasoline in Of
Iclal public contests. The winner in
the principal competition of this sort
made sixty-one miles to the gallon.
Large cars, weighing moro than
1900 pounds, averaged close to sixteen
miies to the gallon in the recent Stras-
oourg race of 440 miles over the Grand
PriX course aud under the same regu,
!ations. This was the first race of
this Kind organized by the Grand Prix
oihclais, and it proved such success,
that similar contest is announced
Tor next year.
Improved Design Planned
These economy tests, according to
carbnretor manufacturers, have taught
lessons which will show next year in
improved design, but so far there has
ben no revolution in engineering that
IS applicable to automobiles in gen
eFal.
Racing tests, however, give mis-
ieaalhg IDEA of results, for the cars
lhat then average sixty miles to the
gallon operate normally at about
thlrty-five miles to the gallon. The
difference is explained as due to six
Iactors-the use of special gasoline,
equipment with the best carburetor.
carnarotor adjustment to get a weak
mixture that would not serve in orai-
nary driving, expert driving, perfect
mechanical condition of the ear and
SPECIAL adjustment of the motor far
h'gh compression and pronounced adj
vance of the spark
Difference in Conditions
When the different conditions To ba
met by the French and the American
manufacturer are considered, French
experts do not generally feel that there
IS any remarkable superiority in The
FRENCH car, These differences grow
out OF costs of operation and the lem
permanent of the public Gasoline costs
nearly twice s much is France as in
the united States, and French makers,
| therefore, find it profitable to spend
more money to produce ali economical
motor. This is done in several wavs.
but principally by having well-dn-
lshed, small motor, with relatively high
compression, turning over at high
speed. Some small motors make 1000
revolutions per minute, and French
racing cars approach 5000 R. P. M. The
french are educated to look more to
gasoline consumption than to speed and
| acceleration. They prefer q small
motor with four speeds, and they are
content to shift gears constantly SO as
to save gasoline.
Americans in Paris sometimes won
der whether the higher original cost of
French cars really offsets the saving in
gasoline. French cars corresponding in
size, power, appearance and ability to
travel cost much more than their
American rivals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Is, 600 Rural Schools
Depend ON Auto Buses

Eighteen thousand rural schools are
furnishing transportation for pupils to
and from their homes, Through the
motor bus the consolidated rural school
is made possible, and the number of
consultations is going forward at the
rate of about 1000 per year. There
are still 10000 room schools
which should be consolidated.
Since consolidated school combines
several adjacent school districts into
one school it means a larger and better
equipped schoolhouse. Since in the
one-room rural school one teacher
teaches all grades from the kindergar-
ten to the eighth grade, while in the
consolidated school each teacher in
structs but two or three grades, this
means fewer and more highly qualified
teachers and better teaching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Road Notes
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
State Commissioners OF Highways yfar.
bert $, Sissen reports the follpwfne de-
tours and road conditions ia the stats
Route s Albany ID Buffaio---s9pen er,-
tire length except short dotour in village
Of Fonda Montgomery County.
Route 3: Albany 10 New York-~CJnsn
entire length; also routes Nos 20 ana as
IRE open the entire length from AlBany or
F aou nefth e w fns J paInt , lns
10 Westfsid. Chautauqiia Csounty--.S5nasn
entire length excapt short detour betty
Qiaen and Hinsdaie. In Caitaraigus
County.
Route Y Albany to Binghamton--- pen
entire length
Metropolitan District
Orange County-Fort Montgomery High
posted Chester-Vai Gate Road eloasd
between Washingfonvilje ana Chester.
desoar posted Montgomery Bulivills. Pt,
Greeavilie Slate Hin repairs In progress;
open
Putnam county--Town road leading
to Lake oscawana to crossroads at Cano-
pus Corners closed detour posted
thorne under construction: dstour. Port
Chester Village. Main Street open on one
side Tarryto@n VILLAGE white Plains pn-
der constructions; detour. Mount Kisco-
pleasantyils road, work in progress: de-
tour, Pelham Manor village Road work
In progress: detour
Suffolk County Jefferson River
head under construction; detour
Ulster County - Hig 1land New Paltz
Road under contraction. Deteur. wurts-
boro Ellenviile under construction De-
tour. Phoen aeia Hunter Road closed from
Phoenecia to bridge at Chichester River
route between Kingston and Saugerties
general maintenance work is goins on.
Use care. Route from Kingston, through
New Palt5 10 Orange County line. general
maintenance work Is In progress. Uss
care.
Dutchesa .County--Hyde Park East Park
road closed. Detous provided FtshkiI
Plains. Pough keepsie closed between Red
provided Mllhrook Lithgow work In
progress. Detour provided and posted
Waasaic- Dover Plains. Paving Town Line,
Temporary bridge, passable. Use care
sullivan County 49, Wurtsboro- Eilenyille
under construction; iplpass Detour
provided Grahainayille Moutela pnder
construction; tmpassa bic Detour provided
bertY-Jeffersonyitie oliug in progress.
Open to Traffic This Week
Westchester County-Mount Vernon City
Columbus Avenue.
Albany. county-River road between AL
bany and SellSirk.
Orleans county--Road from Middleport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
AneIl of Toll Bridge
Delights Atlantic City
zig Gain in Shore Traffic to
Tape May Is Expected
~ a RessYss
as a Resesyt


specsal Dtspatch TO This Tribune
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 19.-This city
well az Ocean City is exulting over
= abolition Of the toll feature Of the
sisfs polnt bridge across Great Egg
f y Bay, The auto parade Tues
| staged BY the Ocean City au-
ss.l,ies % mark the end of a system
sas nae mad great effect on traffic
ana down the coast from here to
s ST. NAY, was as expressive Of the
s s,,ag 8 Of Atlantic City folk as Of
', Il. q neighboring municipalities.
sas Parade rolled over the Sonaers
3, Slas Longport boulevard to this city
: aaads blaring, flags a-fiutter, and
! a Jacket on the way was only a trifie
s. LAY raised in this city when the
Ssssslen passed.
,a.l : the end OF the fast toll bridge
~ Jersey, and so far as is known
ne sasire state. The hindrance to
81 ~ esing removed, the increase CT
s,eng the shore route to Cape
~ ssiI be n1ar,ad