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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
PERFILES POPULARES
German Riefkehoff.

Una de las cosas que me han resul-
tado mas dificiles en- la vida, es es-
cribir correctamente los apellidos ex-
tranjeros, razon por 10 que temo ha-
Der omitido, en- el que figura mas
arriba, una varias de las consonan-
tes que estan aprisionando las tres
tlnicas, infelices vocales que rodean
por todas partes..
Mi repulsion en- ese sentido esta
justificada por la costumbre de es-
cribir siempre apellidos espanoles en-
ell dulce idioma de Castillo, entire Gu
yas ventajas resaltan la de la breve-
dad, como en- Perez; la claridad en-
SOP; la tristeza en- "Jimenez"; eli
buen humor en- algeria, la religio-
sidad Ell Rampolla, ~, ect, cuyos
apellidos, comparados con los rigidos
Y frios de SLENTZ, WAINGWRIHT
y ell de WHITEHORNE, que segdn
me dicen significa "Cuerno blanco",
| es para enviar estos iiltimos al idem.
Tai me ha sucedido siempre con ell
endemoniado apellido de German, ese
simpatico muchacho que constituye,
por ell cruzamiento de las dos razas de
su origen, la polaca y la boricua, un
tipo ideal de fuerza y robustez en- su
mas complete desarrollo. Tanto es
asi, que una vez intente darle un
abrazo Y solo consegui que mis- bra
zoS alcanzaran hasta la altura de sus
hombros, que parecen dos macizas
plataformas. ~
Esto bajo ell aspecto fisico.
Bajo ell aspecto moral, entire otras
cualidades que no quiero enumerar
para no ruborizarle, es un dinamo dc
simpatias populares, que lie haran
candidate, sino 10 es va, a Director
de multitudes, en- un future proximo.
Su bohemia principal fue la del
amor, donde batio ell record en- su pri-
mera juventud, pero despues Cupido
10 batio el, conduciendolo al altar,
donde hace muy POGO que juro su fe
a la que desde entonces hizo compa-
iiera de su vida.
Ahora Sc encuentra Ell ell cuarto
creciente de su luna de miel, y aun-
que todavia no es I'm hombre dc peso,
cn toda la extension de la palabra,
pesa, sin embargo cerca de trescien-
tas libras, 10 cual es una bicoca, por-
que va sabe el que
con su natural donaire
y pesar de SUI volumen,
viene a pesar en- resumen,
10 que una pluma en- el aire!
L. de la Vega Nevares.
(Flor del Vallc)
% Cardenal del Sacro Colegio.
Octubre, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
ENFERAIA.

Lo eSta, en su residencia de Santur
&C Y lie descamos pronto rcstablcri
mlento, la distinguida sehorita .Iulita
Nizcarrondo, hdbil empleada dc las
oficinas del Nesociado de InIenlaiza
cioEes obreras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
RoBO AL sECRETARIO DEL CLUB

Antes de aver lie fu6 robado al Sc
nor Conrato Rosario, secretario del
club "Hijos de Borinquen'', de San
Juan, una pistola marca Savage" y
de calibre -. teniendo el mango GU
bicrto Ell pasta negra Y grabado Ell
q un indio.
La detective tienc conocimiento dc
este case, V II sisue las huellas ii ca
pn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
a DESPEDIR AL PRESIDENTE

Numerosos seuadores Represen-
tantes del Partido Unionista, vinicron
aver de Ia isla, a despedir los seno-
res Barcel6 C6rdoya Dayila. que
salleron en- el San Lorenzo para los
Estados Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
Voces de la pantalla

Ell fecundO autOr americana, Rupert
Hughes, contribuye a realizar el
Arte Mudo, llevando al lienzo su
obra maestro, The Old Nest, "La
Vuelta a. HOgar".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
Por ROmuaIdo Diaz.

Muy pocas veces, en- la historic de
todo arte que requiere la cooperation
de eIementos distintivos, encontramos
una combination de los factories nece-
sarios para crear un trabajo notable.
ICuando son posibles estas combina-
clones. es casi siempre casual La
ausencia de e5ta combination perfec-
ia en- la creaci6n de producciones ci-
neutrality-suspicious., es sin duda, respon-
sable comparativamente, por las po-
scas peliculas de importancia que son
presentadas al p1blico. .,
Las fuerzas que realzan a una Pc
licula va terminada son: el Autor, el
Director, Y ell reparto de estrellas que
la interpretan. Esta feliz combina-
cion ha sido possible obtenerla Ultima
mente en- la production LA VUELTA
AL HOGAR.
Para aquellos que son escrupulosos
en- la verosimilitud y detalles de un
ifotodrama, Rupert Hughes ha escrito
Jun drama que ha alcanzado resolver
este problema, una obra de interes
universal, dirigida por un director de
iescena, Reginald Barker, que posee
la simpatia necesaria para interpreter
la emocion Y la amenidad del argu-
mento, asi como la habilidad para dar-
lie una forma concreta. Ademas, el
iexcelente reparto de artistas que in
terpretan las escenas, Sc han apro-
lpiado de tai manera del alma del dra-
ma, que cada escena es ejecutada con
tanta precision habilidad que ell
lconjunto de escenas parece al espec-
tador como una sola. Simpatizadores
como scmos, del arte mudo, aun cuan-
do veces pecamos de eXigentes con
producciones que son notables por su
estunidez, no podemos menos que rem
dir culto la verdad Y dar al diablo
10 que es del diablo. LA VUELTA
A LHOGAR es una verdadera obra
maestro del arte mudo, y viene a re-
bustecer nuestra teorla de que el cine
esta aun Ell su infancia y que este
arte que Sc ha hecho tan popular en-
el mundo entero, estl llamado a ocu-
,par ell puesto que, merece Ell el mundo
del arte.
4: Sepan, pUes, nuestros lectores, que
al ocupa1nos de la pelicula LA VUEL-
Ia AL HOGAR, 10 hacemos para de-
inostrar que no somos criticastros GRO
nicos y sabemos apreciar 10 bueno
cuando es bueno.
Rupert Hughes, el escritor americana
ataca la artificialidad de la
Pantilla.
La artifcialidad de la pantalla ha
sido obligada a humillarse ante ell
ataque del escritor americana, Rupert
Hughes, quien insiste en- que los TO-
todramas deben ser naturales, reales.
Al dedicar sus esfuerzos literarios a
la pantalla, Mr.. Hughes ha luchado
por alejarse de 10 que muchos direc-
torres consideran "Buen Material" pa
"a el lienzo. En- vez de escribir me-
lodramas ha rrest@do toda su aten-
clon q crear arguGentos y persona
jes eacuetos de todo 10 que sea arti-
flial, desarr0llando sus temas de una
manela senciild y real.
Hasta ahora era la creencia de que
pleja y mas cierta que otra cualquie-
ra".
Lo demuestra tambi6n en- esencia
"Esta Libertad'. No en- forma: luego
veremos como la question no afecta al
feminismo.
... Te6tilG MARIANA.
Ponce, Is octubre 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20

pleja y mas cierta que otra cualquie-
ra'. 4..,.
Lo demuestra tambi6n en- csencia
"Esta Libertad". No en- forma: lueeo
veremos como Ia question no afecta al
feminismo.
fe6filG MARIANA.
Ponce, Is octubre 1922.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
YounQ Ambition.

A brown-haired. brighr-eyed news
boy, not more than nine years Old.
was in the midst Of a heated argument
with the news stand man when the
Woman noticed them. The man
couldn't understand Just what the boy
wanted. although he was explaining
loudly in newsOOy jargon that ne was
very Definite about the matter. Pres
entity the BOY took the man by the arm
ami led him 10 his choice among all
the magazines that were hung about
the news box for display. The WOm-
an wondered what it would be-Dia-
mOnd Dick Ut Racy Stories. Without
hesitation the boy pointed 20 his de-
sired magazine. The Woman 0iinked
ami looked again. The cover under
his small slightly sOiled index finger
said. what TO Sell ana How 70 Sell
It'-ChicagO Journal.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
CHARTER.

hereto set opposite their respective names
the number Of shares of stock cor WhItA
they have subscribed.
Thus lone ana passed IN my office N
the civ uf New Orleans. Aforesaid "a
ne day. month anu year 1rst above viii
zen n the presence II Mc>Srs. Thomas b
Mrrrln and Edmund K. MaDry. Competent
witnesses, residing n -hIs PARISH, Nho
parties ami ne. notary, after due read
NJ Df rhe whole
ORIGINAL SIGNED
Louis " Eoeiler 1919 Calhoun Street.
700 shares " Z. Bland. Lti2 calhoun
Street. - shares Emile r-acv. ITO Sixth
Street. = shares Waiter 3. SirerI. IT..
tT:;+ Pcrrier street. = shares Clarence A.
Hammer y3s; Louisiana Arenuc. - shares.
Srau " Mel. FAEsSOTN.
Notary Public
Witnesses. rhos. :. Martin. E r.
AaDrv.
1. the undersigned Deputy Recorder u
Mortgages II anu tOr the Parish pt or
leans state II Louisiana. 10 hereby "er-
-ifv that the above ana foregoing ICt 81
incorporation OF Louis " LOeiler. IN
.prDorgted.' vas this day iuIv recorded
IN tile Mortgage Office II The Parish II
orleans IN Book l26s. fUiiO
New Orleans. Louisiana. July 18Th. Gi2@.
Signed. = N. SEEMAN.
Asst. Deputy Recorder IT Mortgages.
I. the Undersigned notary public. IN
anu TOR the Parish IT Orleans, to hereby
true ana correct copy pf the original ICt
If Incorporation Of Louis W ZO"ller. Inc
rprDOraUed.' and Of the certificate Dr the
Recorder Of Mortgages Tor this Parish
rhereunto appended. ana Of record IN
In faith whereof, I have hereunto set ny
hand ana Official seal this 18th lay Of
sraD- W. Mel. FATssOCX,
Notary Public.
m
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
ChahrER OF wEBRE PIANTI|c
COMPANY, No

Inlted States OF Amar,co e..
OrJaaraLn Farish Of Orleans Civ of Na,,
fonr. ns. De II known that on his tba
and AZ ~. Jay or the month OF July 1g2s
Sta,os Independence Of the rnitod
StdIes or America the ono hltFI
tSs se'entn. before me- AsabaI VIII
notary public duIv cor,-Ite
OF 0r,oau Iualif1ed in and for the Porisn
Presence or the wituessaS b. ~ q, .ne
a,i ana Undersigned personoI1,- 49,
LII appeared the several nsreons ,, rt'.ne
a-,JI,- IRE nerennto subscribed. who soy
- declared that availing +baus,aI'.,-
Vi me laws OF this stare - i
- Ne inu provided. and Dar-iruJa-f,. a..
ae- me General Assembly OF Louisj,ra n
tbasa a 80, they have cOvenanted ana nv
birs presents do covenant a0-na ,nd
Dlnd themselves as we'll ss go anu
% hlIy hereafter Join or became ,sst.,;'i,
en Win them, TO form ana g,ons,;t,, az
tho ohioa. ana body polite in law for
o"Itcts ana purposes and upJa- ~
Ier'ns and conditions foIlowini, uiuer me
aRTICLE This corpor,tior Sh',I
HhoWn as the "Webre PIantino, Coa &c
sncoo,. anu as such. shall have Continuous
less sooner dissolved. ana seiS' IN
p"Ntr To contract; to sue and he 1,ad
go, anu use n corporate seal ana tho
In. 90 AFTER and break at pleasure. IN
tors an anu appoint such officers and dirne
80 1nu agents as the interests ~ tho cor
Poratlon shall require. ana n ~ -,
o.. .Iiy by-iaws. rules and reguIations
Ut , me proper management OF its Affairs
III u tne same TO alter. amend or raneaI ar
pn,,,: and generally. to exercise All
s.s tnat are conferred. or NAV bara-
a h De conferred. on Corporations of The
S"ihe Slnd and character
,oaItI LILLE 1.-THE dOmicile g this cor
1" ordtlon shal be in the City OF New Or
iaa ns' Parish OF Orleans state OF Louis
IhIa' ana all citations or other legal nro-
.ts snal ne served on the presideur of
ms ms corporation. or. in the event Of his
aDsrnce. on the vice-president. or. in the
tH' OF his absence. on the secretary
Insurer -, in the order enumerated. and.
III me event OF the absence OF the said
company e '400 VI lNe
ARTICLE III-The objects and DUR
posfs Tor which this corporation Is or
ganized and the nature OF the business 10
ne carried on and conducted by il. are
nereDy declared TO be az follows:
10 plant grow, cultivate produce and
market. within the State Of Louisiana and
elsewhere, rice, corn. sugar and farm and
piantaron products and kindred crops
anu products OF every nature and descrip-
non. ana TO buy. store. sell or otherwise
tail.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
CHARTER OF LOUIS W. zOELLER


United States OF America Sto,o -
iana. Parish Of Orleans Citv a. " L"' rs
isahS- be III known. That on this aif,b,,.,
Iay or July in the year OF our Tord NJ. a
,n%usalu. nine hundred and t1yentv-tyv
Sto,i me independence OF the United
81. OF America the one hundred and
LIT Ut ,y-seyenth. before me- William NJ
-eil1h Fayssoux. a notary DubIic dnI,.
SoLninissioned and qualified ana in ana
tboln ms city and Parish OF Orleans
- reslding, and in the presence o1
ne witnesses hereinafter namaJ ~ -, Vi
.t Ened. personally came and anna.rad
ne persons whose names are ba-arr.
,t nns,IIped- who declared. thar avoiIin',
oT 10 rs OF an and singular the laws
Vi me state OF Louisiana relative m +ba
~ sdnlzauon or corporations. thev bo-o
-pNenanted and agreed and do nv .be
p lts covenant and agree and bind
maI- Ln'Hs as Wei as all persons. who
mem 10 form a corporation FOR tbo -
- ihd purposes and under the artic,as
ana stpulauOns following. to-wit ieS
a.. LICLE The name OF this eor,ora-
nor.+i nan a. De Louis W ZOeller Incor-
poTar IA ana oy that name it shall have
succession for the full term ana nar $500
u u ninety lille years. commencing on 80
hereof u dAIer the date
ARrICLE 1.-THE domiciie Of this oor
iao.,,- .. 'A-"4A oe IN me CITY of New Or
ieasns' stare OF Louisiana
Al citations and other legal rroo..-
s snah De served upon the nrnsiasnt 80
lnis corporation, or in case OF mis- ahsanca
9r lhaDlllty 70 act. upon the vica-n,a"i
un = or IN case Of me absence or inahiIjt,,
al ooth the president and the vica-nraaii
ton VI Jnls corpora
ahIiCLE III-The objects and mn
Poses Tor which this Corporation IL ~
sahlzed and the nature Of the business -
y. oe carried on by it, are hereby declared
First: To buy sell. store or ~ o.bou
" use zeal IN. either wholesale or raToiI
u groceries. dairy products ana mar-
.s nahulse and produce in general ali other
.llngs ana goods incidental or in an,
wise connected Herewith. my
second; To import and exror- all and
snery KIND or merchandise and goods ana
Third: To receive. have. hold buv
sell sell lease and sub-lease real, personal
IND mixed property. p''ii
tourth: To build. construct. hire and
'onerwlse acquire. own. establish main
am. lease and operate factories. ware
icuses. agencies. buildings and denof,
ither IN the State OF Louisiana or with
y other states and parishes and posses-
mons OF the United States or foreign
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10


or all business OF said corporation They
may make such bylaws. rules and -ppuIo-
lions as they may think proper for ths
transaction Of the business and affairs Of
sII' CORPORATION and change. alter and
amend same At pleasure: appoint and fix
salaries Of all officers. clerks and am.
ployees. the same TO change and dismiss
M pleasure. fix salaries for officers Dro-
vlded Tor herein; sell. convey mortgage
pledge. lease and purchase propertv
movable immOvable and personal borroyv
money issue notes and bonds. lend money.
make contracts and sign and cause 70 no
Signed All necessary acts. deeds etc to
take judicial proceedings in the name and
on nehan or this corporation. and 70 do
all things which may be necessary 70 he
zone IN the management OF said buSjreSs
ana may ne permitted by law applying TO
corporations and declare dividends.
ARTICLE X-rhis act OF incorporation
NAV be changed. modified or altered or
said corporation NAV he dissolved Tvitb
me assent or twO-thirds OF the amount
or stock present or represented M any
general meeting Of the stockholders ~
sHld CORPORATION. convened for that pur-
pose. after previous notice given in the
manner hereinabOve set forth I'm Article
TX But any and all meetings OF stock
holders, whether for purpose Of liduida-
non or for any other purpose. may he
held at any time without notice. nv
unanimous consent OF all stockholders i'm
writing fled with the secretary.
ARTICLE XI-The president. or acting
president. nav in his discretion and shall
upon The written request of one stock
holder. call a special meeting of the
stockholders Of this corporation
ARTICLE XII-No stakeholder shall
ever De liable or responsible for the con-
tracts or faults Of this corporation in any
rurther sum than the unpaid balance due
70 the company on the shares owned by or
subscribed for by him: nor shall any in
rormality in the organization have the
elect or rendering this charter null or Of
exposing the stockholders to any la
bility
ARTICLE XIII-Whenever this corpora-
non is dissolved either by limitation or
rom any other cause. its affairs shall be
lquldated under the superintendent of
three stockholders. to be chosen for that
purpose by two-thirds in the amount of
me stockholders present and represented
nc a general meeting Of the stockholders
az which the election is held. Said com
nlsHoners shall remain in office until the
mars or said corporation shall have been
-ully liduidated. In case Of the death OF
me or the commissioners. or refusal or in
Utility TO act. the surviving or remaining
commissioners shall continue 70 act. and
'naH select another stakeholder in the
place and stead OF the commissioner who
mai nave ceased to act.
This charter shall serve as the original
LIST, the subscribers having
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10

800 days notice In writint -. -
shareholders last known aoaieS
ter fifteen (15l days pubiieation : ! =
the daily newspapers in me CN
Orleans. and as prescribed :! -
Whenever this corporsfion ~. &
bv limitation or otherwise. ~ - -
be liquidated under the s's -
three commissioners. 70 Oe -, a
general meeting Of sharenenl r5
vened for that purpose aiIa - D Z
above provided for In ms n
they shall remain in Ofiiee H. -
foirS az the corporation snan =. =
fully liquidated; and In cass : -,
ar disability 70 act Of one o. ~
said liquidators. the suI'i 20, , Z
vor shall continue 20 aeL . .ss, 4, 9
visions and in accordance . Oh
of section 50 Of Act % o. I 80
ARTICLE Vino shafensis: M. q
shall ever be nei' -
snnnsihJe for the contracts -
mis- CORPORATION in any fnftna ~ =
IN , ~ balance due upos
o,,e Ill. on" aTrned bv him: nor o..
fornality in the Organils.ss, 81 -.
Nact Of rendering this eh. srf -
nosing any shareholder ~ srs -
bavond the unpaid baianse
u,ocH nor snail any infol
-agn1or;tv I'm organization ~ -
~ randeriug any sharehoioa
partner. ..sS In No
the City Of New Oriean "A Re ~
leans. state Of L0uisi.ha, x,,,,sr. >
dare hereinabOve nrst ,sS -
nreseuce Of Harriet sple...ssr "a,
Wor;ngeu- competent wil.r-s -
= apa,,nfo AFFIXED their signs. .,..f %
annsarers md me. notary
ing OF the whole. -n,.
" 1oRrCTNAL SIGNEDl .,-,,tpSi Z,
Names IF subserive'ss oiekert ,
witnesses: Harriet %
ingen. A. W r
(SeaD: Nen
the undersigned. g s.s,,s 4 -
40, :, IN and for the r ..sv ~,
RACES gages' IN r.o a do heiss, z -
state OF End and foregoine ss rr.nvsIt
was his day duly -
i'm BOOK 1858. folio ROBr ~
Signed: Depsn
.hs undersigned noinls ,rse'1s
,,- l. .sr.ifv the above anu Il % ~
oy ceruh Ia correct COPY x,brs u
rue i nmcSorporaticn o. ri.s ~ n
Company tES Inc. .. tSsst' 4 ssss'.s'
20 ro'e appended. with ah1., he tss's'
in Z: :: s; $s !; :; ;=.;'; s.
18th day Of July 4 10
Seal:
19ly co-Aus. a.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
CHARTER OF II. II. LAwLER & COM
PANY, NC.

July aO-August II.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-01-19
ROC KINGHAM'S
FAVORITE
TRADING
CENTER
Sale Begins Jan. 20, for 1ODays

We waho the trade bought stock and Hopkins Brothers
Hesamepso
bwestO jmtre urnh
Clothing
store extraordinary
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-01-19
EVERY ITEM a BARGAIN.

Ladies and Mems Hose
Sc pair
Good Grade Mems 0veralls
89c
Good Grade Mems Work Shirts
Csc
$3.50 Ladies Wool Dresses
Sl1.95
$$i i.5 So aaiss Waists
79c
:50 Men,s Dress, Shirts
SOC
s5eO Ladies Wool skirts.
$2.95
$1,000 Ladies' Coat suits
Sl2.95
u "
$3.50 Ladies skirts
Csc
$3.50 Ladies silk Waists
SI.69
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
REST CAMPS FOR YANKS
PROPOSED BY CALLIVAN

Government rest camps in va
rious parts OF the country for con-
valesCing disabled eX-serviCe men.
particularly those suffering from
tuberculosis. are provided for in a
bill introduced in the House yes
terday by Representative Gallivan,
of Massachusetts,.
The bill carries an authorization
for an appropriation of $5,000,000.
The camps would be constructed
and operated by the Veterans Blu.
reau Mr.. Gallivan said he was
prompted to introduce the bill by
an effort of the American Legion
to raise a fund for the purpose
through the State units. He added:
'The task of saving the lives of
those young men who were the vic.
tins of German gas atrocities
should be done through Govern
mental agencies. and it is direct
obligation on Congress. Every one
OF those boys should be saved
who can be saved, and there should
not he any delay on the part of
Congress TO make suitable provi.
sion for the care of invalids who
served America so heroically.
shall ask for immediate action"
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

It is the consensus Of the board
that pronounced increase OF activity
has been characteristic in many
basic lines of industry during the
past month, and but for labor dis
turbanceS the Industrial outlook
would be pronounced definitely good
with evident promise of improvement
even in those directions, such as for
eign trade In which prospects have
been unsatisfactory.
Reviewing the Improvement which
has occurred in the domestic busi-
ness situation in the past twelve
months. the board declared that
prominent factors in the situation
have been:
l. Progressive adoption of condi-
tions in each individual industry to
those prevailing in other industries.
2.Increasing stability of prices as
q whole, with variation confined
chiefly to establishment OF more nor
NAL relationships between the prices
~ individual commodities, thus af-
tording in turn basis for placing
IoreIgn orders which have heretofore
been noticeably absent.
, Borrowings by business enter
prises, the board announced, both for
long-term and short-term purposes,
has greatly facilitated by the decline
In discount and interest rates. This
decline in money rates. 1t was said.
has reflected the easier banking sit
uation and the increasing confidence
of investors.
The rates at which business enter
prises have been able to borrow
money for long periods Of time have
likewise declined as stock and bond
prices have continued upward. The
business man it was said, 'is. there.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

fore, assured of ample accommoda-
ton at reasonable rates, both for
long-term and short-term needs"
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
PARDON FOR MOONEY
Is BEING CONSIDERED

SAN FRANCISCO. May l0.-A
common law action to obtain the re-
lease from San Quentin prison OF
Thomas J. Mooney, who is serving a
life sentence on a murder conviction
in connection with bomb explosion,
was dismissed yesterday 10y the Dis
trict Court of Appeals at Moneys
personal request as a result of n
plea made by District Attorney
Brady to Governor Stevens that
Mooney be pardoned.
Mooney desired, he told the court,
that there be no legal matters pend
ing which would embarrass the ex-
ecutive in giving speedy Considera-
ton TO the pardon plea.
The common law action was based
on a petition for a writ of au1ita
querela the complaint having been
heard, a proceeding whereby suitors
under the basic law could appeal
against the outcome of n trial action.
"More Miles Per Car" by Ray
Mcnamara, in The Washington
Times Auto Section every Sunday.