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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09
Un prestigioso General Espanol
en- Puerto Rico.

BESIDE hace algunas semanas Sc ha-
LA entire nosotros una fsura prestigio-
sa del EJercito espa1ol ell General de
Division don Joaquin Pacheco Yam
guas.
Ell General Pachcco estuvo siendo
muy joven al Puerto Rico. Aqui en-
San Juan. fine jefe de Orden PtiDlico.
siendo captain del Ejercito y organize
Il Tercero Provisional. cuya estupen-
da banda de mdsica recuerdan toda-
via los a~ticionados.
DE aquf tue trasladado "a Filipinas
ell senior Pacheco. nomhrado Goberna<
dor Civil de Tayabas, donde IL sor-
prendi0 la guerra del 9S ell Ia que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09

Mas no es que los tengan olvidados.
Els que faltan los medios. es que la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09

Sc cubri0 de gloria. Estuvo sitiado
setenta j, tres dfas. hacienda una he
r6ica resistencia Basic on decir
que ALI gan6 la Cruz Laureada de
San Fernado. para que Sc comprenda
como luch6 Eel h6roe de Tayabas.
Pero Ia faja de general no $ la
puso el aminente soldado sino despu6s
de otras muchas proezas. Fu6 en- Me-
lila durantn los amos 1911 y 1912
cuando obtuvo el ascenso y otros al
tos IGNORES
Para .ener una idea de como ha
sido la carrera militar del general
Paeheco. basic decir que en- la guerra
c~arlista era alferez Y Gesde entonces
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09

wv BVNV AtAV VII III tt ~
resefai de una fiesta cclcbrada en- San
Juan por la institution E%raternidad
EscoIar, iniciando una serie de confe-
rencias. Hanl6 e. Hon. sefOr dor
Emilio del Toro Cuevas. Eseogi6 un
tema i~ntercsante: Cristo. lider. Dice
la reseha !: sEncarecf0 Ell 0radof la
necesidad de practicar' el cristianismo.
no en- la ridfcula y torpef acepei6n
que le reduce a UNI Quito eXferjI0, a
una question de formiias hipocrftasE:
sino a su noble aeepci6n. tai como 10
predic6 aquel pobre soiiador de Cali
lea. Descubri0 Ia personalidad de
sCfistg, fecord0 algniiis de sus para
b0las. y lie hizo desiilsr ante S~hucsfra
imagination, VA dulce ~predicandu el
amor a los enmigos. va indignadO
echand0 del temple a hos m~ercaderes
que profanahan su reIigiosidad."
4 Hay lisparidad entire el prol0sito
del Grader y sus .teIsuras. No slia-
blaba e. a un pdblico desconocedor
de la figura de Jesds. Sc dirigfa n
escolares 1cristiaiios. .Cuantos lie
ellos Sc habran acercado a la Eucaris-
tia! iDonde aGn mas palpitante de
amor que Ell Ia redenci0n Sc nos
ofrece Cristo. Asf e%onoceran la fuer-
"a de los sacramentos. de los que
dijo Ruben -Darfo, con su peculiar
manera de expresarse, que las-aa6u
dias experimeptaaanb Ell su vida fue
cuando 80 a~lejara de clos. PA
IA que llevar la antipatfa a practicas
piadosas tendencies a cumplir con 10
que ell orador' encarecfa? 1
De csc mode no Sc demuestra La fuer.
"a de un lider. Ell poderfo de estos
consiste, ademas de la bondad de sus
doctrinas, EN- hacerlas amar y respe-'
tar. Pero si+despues. de tantos siglOs,
esa legion inmensa de cristianos, que.
por %comprender la dfvinidad de Jet-
s1s trataron de seguirle por los me-
dios que Ell mismo les dej0 a sus al.
canoes, lutheran terminado por redu-s
cir SUI f6 a mezquinas practicas, SCI.
verfa que habfa seguido a I'm f1ojo
lider.
Sc dira que 0ivieron clara Ia ruta
por recorrer. Sc juZga mas acertado
que alguna persona ensrhe que debe-
MOS SCI clfstianos pordue ella en-
cuentra %grandiosa la ,dcctrina de Je-
sds. No es argumehto de- peso. por
mas talteza de miras Que tcnga quiel
tai proclame. Il
La moral, solo esttticameiiteh con-
siderada. es cast inutil p~iadicarla.
Sc estudjan reglas estGticas para fl
mes artfsticos esas -reg.ass Sc amoidant
por SUI fndole, a todd eli. muiido; v,
! qui6n pensarfa que alguieii qu;sfera,I
a~justar su vida Il esos metOdos, 81
ACCOMPLISHMENTS NADIA ltat Gbliga 2rss,..pp
Tai persona tiene pireza dc lfneas /;
a muchoss atrae 10 fcas q wees
por la .misma fealdad 2por SER Ia be
lleza relativa. Este raisa5e es es-
plendido: v al arido se9yaa los 0j0s:f
Esas ~desafecciones a 10 bcllo a iiadie.
Interest," ihstigar. ComRreHdaiaos eitan
facilmente SO desairarfa i IA estetiea
moral, mas diffcif por 10 abstradfa del
ser entendida. Y con elsinal en- su con-
ira.
iAbolif' las praeticas reIigiosas. que
son torpes y ridfculas, sino sapien-
Y poeticas? Pues Gque nos dice
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09
FRANCIA aD
NIfNOS DEL INORTE

Segin al Figaro. 1a mayor parte
de los sinfestrados del Norte dc Fran
ella esta dispuesta a aceptar Ia. arano
de obra alcmana. Muchos de estos
obreros que acaso vengan de Alema-
MIA a TRAFALGAR en- el stelo de Frahcia,
fueron stldaos Y contr.buyeron n de-
vastar $ mismas ciuGades que ahO-
IA van Il ser reconstrufdas por 6llOs.
Contrastes de la vida,
\
Han sufrido y sufren infinitamente
todavfa estas regiones del Nortn. En-
una revista de Clement Nautel hay
una esccna patetica. Es una familia
del Norte que Sc guareca en- su barra-
con de tablas NAL unidas, a MERGED
del frfo Y de la lIuvia. Ell padre. la
madre Y los hijos miriam con espanto
Ia desgracia que les rodea V contain
en- ell auXilio que tielle que llegarles
de un mOmentO Il Otr0. ST, 81, ALA
en- Paris los polfticos V ell pueblo en-
nutSd ttteH WHIT JcHSalliC OG cOiit !lluO
Ell tanta ~desventura. Y aguardan con
anhelO ell peri6dicO de la capital, la
hoja impresa que no habla de otra
cosa, que viene, toda entera, consa-
grada a ellGs. a los sinietsrados. a
los que perdieron su casa Y su ajuar
en- la guerra. Y cl peri0dico llega,
" sc 10 arrebatan, Sc 10 disputan, y
10 %recorrcn, 20 devoran o los ojos....
iPero NADIA! iTeatros! iConcier-
tos! iModas. ;Salones de 'pintrra !!
iArtistas que pierden sus collares de
perlas que cuestan millones! iNada.
De ellos no dice NADIA! IA ellos los
tfenen %olvidados! Y ell p%eriodico s. les
cae de las manos.....
Mas no es que los tengan clvidados.
Els que faltan los medios, es que la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09

magnitud de la Obra es tai que va
h%aci6ndose con una lcntitud desespe-
rante. No, olvidados no. We'd :Asse
acerca Navidad Y va estan ab;ertas
las suscripciones par mundar jugue-
ties al Norte.i En- losh colcgies, I'll to-
das has Hescuelas: losemaestsos Yeeogen
las minGsculas dadivas de los nilos.
de estos Otros ni1os que no vierOn
su hogan convertible Ell. .un mention de
escombros. Y, como en- amos anterio-
res, ell padre Noel ira dejaildo entire
las piedras jesOladas de las ruinas.
caballitos de carton, mnlecas de por-
~celana, cajas de ,soldados...
Tn POGO de asOmbr0 Ell los Ojos de
csOs ninos que no acaban de imaginar-
Sc este otro mundo de que oyenf ha-
blair a sus padres y de 66nde vienen
los juguetes. ST, ST, hay otr0 mundO,
con casas atlas y alineadas, con item
das suntuosas,- con grandes Y ruido-
sas masas de tranvfas y automobiles.
Per0 clos no acaban de ~comprenderlo.
La mayorfa ha nacido en- plena que
rra o despu6s de ella y machos no
tienen otra Tisi6n dc Ia vida que es-
tas. mfseras ciudades de tablas que
Sc allan entire ruinas. Ellos, como
los ni1os de Paza cast primitiya.
no a vistO Otra cOsa.... Els 6ecir, sic
han yisto otra cOsa: han visto.. tai
vez, una tromba soltaiia en- el cam
pc, o >cruZ tosca de madera,
con un casco mohoso cue oscila tris-
temente cuando arrecia Ell viento. Y
han visto. un dfa, pasar I'm arado v
desyiars2 Ell tornO de este monton dc
TERRA con r~especto......
Luis Dias Canejd.
Paris. diciembre de 1921. .s d.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09

primirfamos las banderas, las esta-
tuas de hombres ilustrcs, y hasta los
retratos del ser quer;do.
Bueno es predicar Il Cristo como q
es: I'm Dies compensation de buenOs
y castigador del que infringe sus le-
yes. Bien esta que ante sus altares
Sc pongan clerpo' Y alma. scgdn ailf
Sc pone III for junto con el bdcar0.
que la cpntiene. Pero 81 alguieil, pOr
carecer de ciertas IDEAS religiosas, no
40 mira asf, Y al mismO tempo CHI
cantado del cfitianismC quisiera ga
mar adept0s para JESUS, no 10 presentE
a los oyentes cual a un pObre sofadOr
medic f%racasado. a juzgar por sus Sc
guidores, sinO como al s%eforeador de
yoluntades. Subyugando Ia del Poeta,
ell zahorf que desde SUI atalaya no We
torpes las practicas religiOsas, aunque
a veces no parezca creyente. DichO
Sc esta que 81 no es fantastico. Que
cuandO 10 parece. es porque no CO
lumbramos 10 que el lNlpa. Veamos
algunas de srs mas ~intensas palpita-
clones cristianas: las epopeyas del
Dante y Milton; las visiones de Santa
Teresa de JESUS; las del Kempis, que
escribi0 en- 10 que sOlelnos lamar pro-
sa mas "a que il tan lejos? A nues
trO lado--nOs parece que fue aver
cuaAdO aakas Darfo y: AmadQ Nervo,
con muy corta diferencia de tempo,
Sc rindierOn a la NAL llamada Intru-
sa- mas bien. Acreedora-dieron, con
la crfstiana entrega de SUI ser, ell me-
jor canto Il sus ~creencias. Y ESQ, que
segdn eminentes crfticos, la f6 cat0lica
insuf16 cast t0da In Obra artfstica de
ambos.
, Que fban elios Il eLCOntrar ridicu-
las a las de%gociones. Ell mismo cru.
cifjo que acogi0 el esitrltu de Ruben,
recibi0 los dltimos besos de Nervo.
En- los miembros de este, TN sayal
franciscano precedi6 al sudario.
La historic es campo ancho para ell
proSelitismo cristiano. Dice. ell Evan
cello ret:rienf!ose Il suS seguidOres :
"Por sus frutos los c~onocereis.'i Pues
en- la historic hay eNhuberancia de
cscs frutos. Dcmostrarpiose one no
es possible realiZar tan mobiles hechus
al ilffujo de uiias creencias v po-
secdorcS las reeluzcan = formulas men
~tir0s;is.
Yer ianZada esa ~actlsaci6n en- ell
c%olltindnte cuyo descubrilniento se de-
bio Iet Iii mayor parte ii que las mhs
atlas fis',ia$ de la epopeya. que cram
prdctit0s ereyentes. anhelaron ilevar
SD fe sptr allende tierras -. y que ell
I repioclR 3venga de una persona en-
\ cuya" p%otferOsaa espiritualidad tijaron
81 cfmiento los misioneros que nos
cristianiNaion .....
No estarfan tan acostumbradas a
formulas 'hibocritas. las manos. que sol
taforP S'iik 'preseas. nj las del ,lescu-
briiior0d due por aquf paSearon la Cruz.
mi lag DEF franciscano que exhort6
al n~aveglnte. LO que. esas personals
manifestation cs Il 10 q. debe alcanzar
cf amof'a Cristo, rectamente encauza-
DO: On cdrazones llenos del pan nutri-
cio'tlN a:maS. Y por tanto libres de las
Naccdias lie que no liablo ell poeta
que 'supo encaramarse a todas las
2cimas:: s'A'
. Tienfyo lTor;o,o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09
MISA DE REQUIEM

Malana martes, 10 del oorriente Sc
celebrara I'M Misa de Requiem por
ell desconso del alma de la sefora do
Tia Seratina Carmona de Mascara. en-
la Capilla de Las Cieryas de Maria,
a las 7:30 de la mafana.
Su esposo don Lorenzo Mascara, Y
u hijos dOIa Maria Agustina, don
Jose Ramon, don Augusta v dofa Phi
lar, invitan a todas sus amigos, Y
deudos para este piadoso acto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09
Jura, Mujer Armada.

Jura, mujer amada, que cuando 20 me muera
Llenos de tu espirtu, los sentidos y ell alma,
Levandome por siempre a la perpetua noche
En- mi pupla inerte, tn imgaen' adorada;
Y de- mi corazon, tierno y feroz y ativo,
Todo ell pasado triste y doloroso salga,
Divine y sin rival entire los grandes goces
De mi vida voraz, tempestuosa y ~volcanica;
=" A -veces tn recuerdo Sc posara en- la tumba .r
Del hombre que un esclavo fue siempre ante tus plantas,
Del que adorarte supo con todas sus potencias,
Y que tn amor Nevada dentro de las entranas;
49, ltsa
De IN ser hechof e~xprofeso tan solo para amarte;
Para servirte solo, y vivr por tu causa, -
Y MORN en- tt sola. 81; cuando abuela seas .@Hq
Guardate de exclamar con amor Y con sana e.4yata
Mis- arrebatos locos' de Juror Y de, celos, ~
Las noches do mis- iras, feras y atrabiliarias;
Evoca, dueno milo, mas bien ell abandono
De mi ser, por entero entire tus manos blancas,
Siempre al dulce 'presente del TODD consagrado,
A los claros futhfos, a las belas mahanas, d
Y que de tn memoria la bendicion me absuelva,
Y me gufe en- la senda obscura y soitaria.
PAUL vERLAINE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09

Ell. CAMPO RICO. NO EMBARGO
FL caballo Campo R;co',, no elnbar-
co para V1nezuela en- a .Philadel-
phia". como digimos I'll nuestra edi-
ci0n del viernes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-09
SOCIAL
Ell BALE DE REYES EN- Ell
CASINO ESPANOL

Result6, comO estaba previsto. un
acto bellisimo ell bale de anoche en-
ell Casino Espafol, donde Sc do cita
10 mas brillante de nuestra buena So
ciedad.
A las nueve Y media en- punto, di6
comienzO ell actO. que Sc prolong0 den
tro del mayor entusiasmo. hasta GER
ca de las dos de la ma1ana, bora en-
que todayfa Quedaban los enthusiasts,
los irreductibles, en- nlimero suficiente
para que ell bale hubiese continuado
dos o tres horas mas.
|, FL buffet servido EN- la terraza. fue
como siempre, ~esplendido.
No citaremos nombres, porque serfa
hacer ell censo de nuestro mundo ele-
gante, Y una omission donde tanto NOM
bre prestigioso habfa, serfa doblemente
lamentable.
HicieroH l~dsn0n6fes de la Casa, ell
primer Yicepresidente, don Enrique
Zorrilla, ell segundo Vicepresidente, don
Pedro Bolivar, ell presidente de la Co
mission de Festejos, don Manuel E.
Navas. con los sefiores Antonio Re-
yes, Jose Comas, Diego Agiieros. Ma
nuel MADEIRA, Arsenic Leon, Don An
selma Soroeta, Don Jose Z%ubillaga,
Don Francisco Casas v otros valiosos
elementos de la D~irectiva.
la fiesta fue digna de la tradici6n
del Casino, que goza de tan genera
lizadas simpatias entire nuestrO mum
do social.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01

D-Growing girls one-strap
pumps OF dark brown calf
skin. with broad toe and low
heels; Goodyear welt soles;
perforated tips
Sizes 21 to at $3.50 pair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
WAS THOUGHT
INCU R A BL E
Had Abscess of Lung
Okmulgee Lady Speaks in
Glowing Terms of Inter-
State Doctors

The very best thought OF the age
has been given to making humanity
better physically. Some OF this ef-
fort may have been selfish. Men
. who have devoted their energies and
brains to the conquering of diseases
may have been inspired or stimu-
lated by personal ambition. On the
other hand we all know that great
laboratories have been established
for experimental and research work
without thought of personal gain.
Scientists know no one medicine or
one discovery can be a panacea for
all Ills.
The curing OF disease must first
depend on accurate diagnostic abil-
ity, or, in other words, that ability
10 positively determine what is
wrong with any individual
Following this, wonderful strides
have been made in the effort TO as
sist mankind to become normal,
healthy beings. Perhaps the great
est accomplishment has been made
Through the discoveries and uses of
intravenous solutions (direct TO the
bloom stream) methods and the
knowledge and use of serums, bac-
terlne. etc.
More has been accomplished by
these methods in the treatment of
so-called incuEable disease within
the last half dozen years than had
practically been attained during the
previous two decades.
- The Interstate Doctors, whose
I Tulsa offices are at suite -2lS-2l9
Security building. corner Second and
Main, report many interesting cases.
Inc following from Mrs. Mary Fer
.ell should be OF interest TO all suf-
ierers from chronic conditions:
"Okmulgee, Okla.
mad been suffering from alb
cess of the right lung. I did not
quite learn the cause, but the doc
! TORS here opened my side 10 let out
the pus, which did not cure me. l
was lying helpless in the hospital.
My physicians and nurses told me l
could never be cured; that I would
cough the rest Of my life, etc. AL
though l had a temperature OF
io5 = and was getting weaker every
uay' l mad my father take me 20
tle Interstate Doctors. l was spit
ung more than a pint of pus daily
when l went to them. In four weeks
\ was as we'll as ever. What the
interstate Doctors did for me was
more than remarkable. Cali on
mem The most l can say. / am
truly thankful.
MARY FERRELL,"
The diseases treated are all
chronic conditions OF the nerves,
stomach, including gallstones. gol-
ue catarrh, etc.
Th9 Interstate Doctors have
made special study OF all intra-
Eehous (direct 20 the blood stream)
methods. These they combine with
al the known serums, bacterines
ana other forces OF nature. They
ese prepared to administer the gem
slhe French 914 TO a limited num-
pee OF cases. Not the least OF their
success Is due 70 their facilities for
eA9inlnation and correct diagnosis,
| free. N
Oitee hours; Week days, 9 TO IL
ana l 10 5; evenings, to 8; Sundays
10 70 IL only.
me Tulsa offices are at suite 21s-
81. security Bldg, corner Second
ana Main.--Advertiseme
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
PROBE UNDER WAY
Investigation of Alleged
Irregularities by Of
ficials to Start
~ m, Associated Pres, stat. wir.

OkIaAHOMA CII1t NOV, SU.--
Investigation of the official con-
duct Of all the officers of Seminole
county will be started early next
week. it was announced tonight by
htforney-General Short. Criminal
or custer proceedings will be insti-
tf ed should evidence be uncovered
10 warrant such action Short said,
The nttorney-general has not de-
cfied whether TO conduct the in
yestleation himself or to assign the
matter to an assistant.
The inquiry Will be made at the
direction of Governor Robertson.
IN his Instructions to the attorney
general the governor said:
s'For the past several months ]
have not only had verbal but writ
ten complaints made to me concern
ing violations of the law and gross
irregularities in the conduct of
county officials OF Seminole county.
Some OF these complaints have been
lodged against one, and some against
II have had under consideration
en- investigation for several months
mast of this condition. but refused
the investigation during the cam
paign for fear that it would be char
acterized by officials as campaign
propaganda.
Recently / had a petition with
over one hundred names of taxpay-
ers of Seminole county asking me to
call a grand jury to investigate the
officials of that county.
Now that the election IL over ]
hereby order and direct that at
your early convenience you cause
q thorough and complete investi-
CATION Of each and every one of the
county officials of Seminole county
I'm order to determine whether or
not they have been guilty OF infrac-
tions of the law and whether or not
the public money OF that county has
been honestly handled and IL in
your wisdom II becomes necessary
TO file criminal custer proceedings
against any of them this will be
your authority TO act fully and COM
pletely in every phase of the sub
ject."
In addition to cases already under
Investigation. including the inquiry
into dismissal of liquor cases in
Tulsa county, the attorney-general
has been directed by the governor
10 investigate the death of Joe T.
Haskins. who died in hospital at
Tulsa, October 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
yNonid FIRE Klan Emnloyea.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Alderman
Robert J. Muicahy announced today
that at a meeting of the city coun-
Gil next week he will start drive
to have the name of every city en-
ploye who Is a member of the Ku-
Klux Khan stricken from the pay
roll" City attorneys expressed
doubt that his plan could be car
ried out. stating that any dismissals
from the classified or civil service
must be made according TO law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01

Imported Sungs and Coatng Kuppenheme master designed and
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01

Ulsterettes, Chesterfields, Topcoats of distinc-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01

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combinations various coos all in accord with good Every
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Overcoats Ulster Great Coats Raglans Cars Poos every
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
Another Big Shipment
of Better TWO-PantS Suits

New sport models, single and double breasted
Suits, semi-fitted, plain backs, checks, pencil
stripes, fancy worsteds. great collection of
this seasons newest styles and best values.
This entire lot of suits was tailored in special
shops expressly for us, of specially selected
woolens. Sizes for men m
and young men; stouts, AL
stubs, regulars. Values ~ x soO
you can't duplicate under
S42. so. Our price today :. ~ kmm4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
New Vogue Pumps

In Sorosis tailored. Colonlals,
patent, suede. kid and calf.
Brown, black, tan and combl-
nations. Hand turned soles,
Junior French heels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
Phoenix Christmas HOSie
Now is the best time to select it

The
and children made possible by the OF the Phoenix Knitting Works
dnar qualities reduced afford decided
and assurances of hosiery satisfaction
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-01-28
GOVERNMENT TO SELL
HOMES AT AUCTION

Washington, D. c., Jan. 25.-Ship-
ping Board wartime housing projects
at Wilmington, DEL, Chester, Pa,
Bath, Me-, Groton, Conn.,, and Essing-
ton, Pa, whose total original cost
Appropriated $l1 $4,000 will be sold
at auction within the next few
months, it was stated today by Sidney
Henry, commercial manager of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Union Park Gardens, at Whining
ton, Del, comprising SOB dwellings,
one apartment house and two stores
of brick or brick and stucco construc-
ton, and costing approximately
S5,250,000 will be sold about Feb. IL.
Dates have not been fixed for the
sale of the other properties but Henry
said they would be disposed of within
the next 80 days.
Buchanan Village, near Chester,
Pa, includes ATS dwellings, % apart
ment houses, containing LOG apart
ments and four stores, hotel and
miscellaneous buildings. These build
ings are of frame, brick and stucco
construction and cost about S3,400,-
900.
1t is the intention of the Emergen-
cy Fleet Corporation to conduct the
liquidation along the lines of the
auction sale held at Fairview, Cam
den, n. j., recently. Every oppor-
tunity will be given the present ten
ants to purchase their homes, it was
said.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court for Worcester County,
Maryland, letters Testamentary on
the personal estate of
WILLIAM S. TAYLOR
late of Worcester County, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber on or be-
fore the 25th day of July, 1922. They
may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of the said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this
latin day OF January, 1872.
OSHA w. TAYLOR,
Executrix.
Test:
PAUL JONES,
Register of Wills.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-01-28
FEDERAL GAME SEASON
ENDS JANUARY 31St

Wild ducks and geese, coots, GALL
mules and Wilson snipe or jacksnipe
may not be hunted after Tuesday,
January 81, under the Federal law
fixing seasons on migratory game
birds, according to a bulletin issued
by the United States Department of
Agriculture.
Carcasses of birds killed during the
open season may be possessed for an
additional 10 days, except where this
is in conflict with State or local laws.
Possession in cold storage plants
after February 10 makes owners sub
ject to prosecution in Federal courts.