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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
UNA CURVA EN- LA Marcia.

En- los instantes en- que estamOs
trazandO estas lineas, estan reunien-
dose, en- asamblea, los delegadOs del
PartidO Unionista.
La espectacion es grande, y es ma
yOr aln que Otras veces, pOrque no
Sc trata en- esta memorable fecha de
resOlver cuestiOnes internas de ira
Zar rumbOs, sinO de una y Otra cOsa
q la veZ, y esta es una dOble tarea que
requiere ell maximO esfuerZO.
Seria muy facil, 81 en- ell reajuste
de OrientaciOnes y en- la fijacion de de-
rrOterOs, Sc pudieran emplear Otras
palabras, 81 Sc pudiese y Sc debiese
hablar con mayOres claridades, para
que las actitudes que parecen espOn-
taneas, descubrieran, la raz0n que tie
men para prOducirse.
Pero clio no seria pOliticO, y en- pO.
Utica, 10 que no es pOliticO, no puede
ser recomendable. ST de 10 que Sc
trata es de estimular un acercamien-
to, un conocimientO mayor entire Puer.
to Rico EstadOs UnidOs, no parece
indicadO ell mOmentO para pOner dc
relieve brusquedades y prejuiciOs que
entibiaran ell encuentrO, para unOs y
Otros aprOvechable. IA que hablal
ahora de una manera grafica .e impre-
siOnante de Ia OpOsici0n firme Y hosea
que encuentra en- tOdOs los sectOres
de la opinion norteamericana, no la
reclamation, no la peticion, no la in.
sinuaci6n de pedir la independence
para Puerto Rico, sinO la repetici0r
de esa vaga formula en- que Sc en-.
cerr0 para ser inofensiva la interpre.
taci6n de la base quinta que tan in.
compatible se hal hechO con ell mOmen.
to actual?
ST Sc pudiesen emplear en- plblico
las palbras que tOdOs entienden, en-.
tonces Sc haria sumamente facil la
tarea para los directories de la agru.
pacion politica que hoy lucha pOr AGO.
modar sus aspiraciones con su pro.
grama. PerO clio no seria discreto
y no Sc trata en- este mOmentO de
echar cOmbustible La fOgata, sine
tOdO 10 cOntrariO, precisamente, y hay
que buscar las palabras que armoni.
zan, las frases diplomaticas, las que
no llevan en- 81 ell eco de ninguna es'
tridencia para no frustrar ell enten
dido que puede evitar graves danOs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11

peron, y que todo Puerto Rico tendio
con expontanea premura su obolo pa
ra la adquisici6n de los blancos mar
.moles, cue tallados armoniosamente,
para siempre han de cubrir sus incli-
tos despojos; pero, es un error una
vanidad de los hombres pretender re-
verenciar la memoria de los verdade-
ros representatives de los pueblos con
estrepitosa y ridicula balumba de por-
fidos y bronces.
Yo no quiero Greer, que haya mano
puertorriquena que Sc tienda en- cere-
moniosa espectaculacion para arran-
car la hopalanda que ha de cubrir ma
mana ell monumento del ilustre Doctor
Don Ramon Emeterio Betances, mien-
tras llora por playas lejanas, indigen-
tie, y trashumante, la viuda del Procer,
quien desde ahora, por sus virtudes
conyugales, llamare, simbolcamente,
Simplicia Andromaca.
Que Sc pongan en- publica subasta
los marmoles pent6licos los bron-
ces fiorentinos; que Sc queme la osa-
menta del perinclito puertorriqueno,
con ESQ 10 hariamos exequias griegas
dignas de su ritmo, puesto que la His
toria ha tallado en- sus. paginas, en-
alto relieve imborrsbles, las ejecuto-
rias de este varon prestantisimo con-
digno de los Duartes, de los Fabricios
~ los Catones, pero no permitamos
que perezca acosada por ell hambre y
la miseria su ilustre Immaculate
companera.
VIGIL-DIAZ.
Santo Domingo, Diciembre de 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
IA NSOLENNDAD De AVER
Monsenor Caruana toma possession de ST
cargo de Obispo de Puerto Rico

Muchedumbre de tOdas las classes So
ciales del vecindario de San Juan y
poblados cercanos Y nutrida represen-
tdci0n del clero cat0lico de la lsla,
fue aver las ceremonias de toma
de possession del nuevo Obispo de Puer-
to Rico, Monse1Or Caruana, designado
Obispo de San Juan de Puerto Rico,
por el Breve de S. $. el eXtinto Pom
tffice, de fecha de agosto del pasado
ano.
OrganiZarOn atendierOn al orden Y
marcia de la Procession los Caballeros
de Colon Sres. LarrOca, Garcia de la
Noceda Y Rengel y de esta Orden CO.
mo de las Damas Isabelinas, concu-
rrieron mas de 300 personals.
Las bocacalles Y BALCONIES al paso de
la Procession estaban llenas de publi-
co. A las 4.30 de la tarde Sc feviSti0
de Pontifical Ell la Iglesia de Santa
Ana el nuevo Prelado. acompanandole
ell Administrators Rvdo. pbro. Torres,
ell Rvdo. Pbro. Nassallo Y Clero ParrO-
quial. FL Temple lleno Y el altar CO.
mo un ascua de oro.
La comitiva Sc form0 Ell dos filaS
con las Bandas del Asilo Y Municipal
batiendO marcia, brillante aspectO
ofreci0 ell paso de la Procession por las
Gales de Tetuan, Cruz, FortaleZa y
Cristo. hasta entrar Ell la Santa Cate
dral. Ell ella las siguientes representa-
clones:
Ninos ni1as de los colegios cato
licos: Academia de San Agustfn, Es-
cuela de Santo Tomas, Academia Cato
lica, Colegio de San Ildefonso, Asilo
de Huerfanos de Rio Piedras.
Cruz Paroquial. Congregations de
San Benito de Palermo, San Miguel,
San Rafael, Santa Rosa de. Lima y
El Crucificado.
Hijas de Maria de San Juan, San
turce Rio piedras; Socias del Apos-
tolado de las mismas Parroquias; Cor
te de Honor de LOurdeS.
Congregaciones de San Jose, FL Ro-
sariO, Perp6tua Socorro, Ka Milagrosa,
Sagrado Coraz0n de Jesus. San Anto-
Mo, Orden Tercera Franciscana.
Asociaciones: J0yenes AlfonSin0S.
J6venes de la Holy Name dc San
Juan Santurce Catano y Eayam6n ;
Caballeros de Ia AdoraciGn Nocturna,
de Santurce.
Damas Cat6lcas de America. Senc-
ras de la Adoraci0n Perpetual. Ordc-
nes Religiosas.
CaballeroS de Colon.
IlustrfsimO Sr. Obispo, bajo Palio
portado por los miembros del Comit6
Executive, acompai1ado del Reverendo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11

Padre Jose Torres, Administrator DE
la Di0cesiS: Directories de las COngl
nidades Religiosas, SacerdOtes Pa,
rrocos de toda la Isla. -
Comit6 Executive; Comisiones de la
Prensa: Autoridades. -
Comisiones de las Parroquias deli
Isla.
Pueblo cat6licO de la ciudad v po
bladOs. II
Ell simb0lico Y artfstico Palio. de
blanco orc fu6 llevado durante e
trayecto, por ell Gran Caballero de los
"Caballeros de Colon de San Juan. pr.
Martinez Alvarez, SfndicO Sr. Manuel
Mendfa, Vicepresidente del Senado, Sr.
Hernandez Lopez y Sres. =. Giusti,
Ortiz Alibran, DR.. J. +. Saldana, J.
Gordils Il. Carril, T. MarXuach Y ID.
Monserrat Suro. Al llegar la Santa
Cathedral. Sc llen0 el Temple.
Ell Rvdo. Pbro. Perez con el Semina-
rio Concliar.
Imponente ceremonial el "Te Deum''
Il todo Ammonium Y reSOnando bri-
llantemente hermOsas las vOces V In
mtisca de la lit1rgia del acto. Cum
plido el ceremonial de r1brica, leyenao
desde el Pdlpito el Pbro. lectoral el
Breve de S. Sen latin despu6s en-,
castellano-y mostrando despu6s el
plieSo con suS sellos los fieles que
llenaban las amplias naves.
Ell RvdO Pbro. Torres hizo una tan
sencilla como elocuente platica ha-
ciendo referencia a 10 que Signifcaba
el acto que Sc celebraba. con acerta-
disimas Y sentidas fraSes para los
eminentes padres de la Iglesia, eXtn-
! to Pontffice nuevo CabeZa visible de
la Iglesia.
DeSpu6s Sc dirigi6 a suGrey cl nue.
vo PreladO cuyo diScurso publicamos
en- otro lugar. Ilustraci0n, habilidad y
eSe ingenio de los hijos de la po6ticii
V sutil alma de la Patria del Dante
del Cardenal MlnlStr0 que Slgui0 d
SU Emincncia Roja, con Ia ing6nita
bondad de las doctrinas del rubio
Mdrtir de Judea, Sc deScubren a tra-
YES del gesto V de las frases del nue.
vo Prelado. ilustre sacerdote que el
cminente eXtinto Benedicto Nv tuvo a
hicn deSignar para guar la comuni-
dad de Puerto Rico. D. -s.
La solemnidad de aver. fue. pues
un brillante actO di@n0 del prop0Sito
Y del entusiasmo del pueblo cat6lico
p6rtorriqueno.
.PGstOr hdbeDtus. Que sea para bien,
p0r DioS. para nuestra Isla.
/ SEMPER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11

le informa que 81 las dos terceras
parties de la Asamblea acuerdan ira
tar un asunto, puede tratarSe, este dc
acuerdo con ell Reglamento. FL sefOl
| Coll Y Cuchi, dice que las enmienda>
al Reglamento, es conveniente Sc ha-
gan por mociones escritas que vayan
al Comit6. A indicaci6n del senior Be
rIfos, Sc aclara ell punto de la conf
| sion de ReglamentO. la que queda de-
signada por el Presidente. Martinez
Davila, Algeria, Vail Spinosa, Coll y
Cuchf COrdero .Matos.
Sc leen telegramas de la Isla mues-
ira de solidaridad con los acueros.
Ell senor Barcelo pone, a su nombre
y el de sus companeros, su renuncia y
la de estos despues que Sc conozcan
los nuevos rumbos de la Colectividad
Que Sc designe Presidente y Voca-
les para presidir la Asamblea
Ell senior Barcelo-dice ell senor
Cervoni. Aplausos.
Ell sefior aBrcelo dice que para que
haya completa libertad de accion Y
Sc llegue una unanime solucion y
acuerdo, Sc acuerde como junta pro-
visional la acutal Sc designe otra
para presidir. Ell senor Travieso di-
vide la question: que Sc acepte la re-
nuncia de la Junta Central, y Sc acep-
te la presidencia del senor Barcelo.
Despues Sc resolvera definitivamente.
Ell senor Bird pide un voto de gra-
cias de confanza para la Junta Cen
tral pero ell senor Barcel0 dice que Sc
dele para ell final de la Asamblea ell
considerar 10 de la Junta.
Aclaran los senior Guerra, Susoni,
Coll y Cuchi Y Lastra Charriez. Que
da como presidente ell senor Barcelo
por unanimidad.
Quedan a mocion del senior Tizol en-
la mesa provisional los senores E.
Lopez Cruz, A. de j. Lopez, Sub-Se-
cretarios. Aplausos.
Sc llama a los Representatives. del
Corozal, que no habfan reSpOndidO
antes. Dice ell SeiiOr Barcel0. que es
costumbre en- las comunidades cristia-
mas haya un sacerdote que pida Dios
su egida V gufa para los actos tras-
cendentales. Que no esta presente ell
sacerdote, pero que invOca a Dios pa
ra que vensan aquf los names de Bal
dOrioty, Betances. Cells Aguilera. de
Diego Y MuiloZ Rivera, para que ell
acierto el 6Xito para beneficio de
Puerto Rico sea el resultado de este
importante Y trascendental acto de la
vida ptiblica de nuestro partidO (de
pie minutes tOda Ia asamblea). FL
sefior Barcel6 cOmienZa eXplicar las
gestiOnes V labor de In Comisi0n en-
vfada a Washington Son las IL v 10
minutes de la ma1ana. La atenci6n de
la Asamblea es profunda. En- un pa
rrafo, resuena el APPLAUSE uhdnime de
toda Ia Asamblea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
ANIMADAS TERTULIAs

AnOche hubo animadas tertulias on
la Plaza Baldorioty comentando la
Asamblea unionista, la carta dei Sc
cretario de la Guerra V ell cable de
Mr.. Campbell que publicamos aver
asegurando que el pi1yecto que neva
su nombre sera tornado en- considera-
clon por ell Comite de Asuntos Insu-
lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11

"Frente a esta Asamblea esta plan
teado el magno problema de la solu-
cion de nuestros destinos. No hay
despotas que puedan entonces obsta-
culizar nuestro derecho. Bendita sea
la bandera americana, bendita la ciu-
.dadania americana que va a permitir
con ell Bill proyectado-que conser-
vemos nuestra personanilad, nuestro
dominic local y nos garantiza en- el
exterior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
MAS DE 1.5OO MILLONES

Sc calcula en- la enorme suma de
1,5O0 millones de d6lares, ell importe
de las reclamaciones de familias que
perdieron parientes en- ell desastre del
Teatro Knickerbocker.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
ENFERMO

El conocido cOmerciante de esta pla-
"a, don Jose Villegas, muy estimado
en- San Juan, esta enfermo desde ha-
ce algunos dfas en- su residencia de
Miramar, aunque por fortuna no de
cuidadG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
FIESTAS DE CARNAVAL

Para esta nOche estan anunciados
los primeros bales de CARNIVAL.
Manana tambien Sc llevaran n nfec
to alganos de los dichos bailes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
BALE INFORMAL

FL conocido Club de Recreo TIL
rlsmo, de esta ciudad, celebrara un
Dalle informal Ell los salones de su
club, entire la carretera de Bayam6n
y Toa Baja, mafiana por la noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
Ell @sAN lorenzo sAL1o HOY
DE NEW YORK

Hoy las doce del dfa sali6 del
puerto de New York, con carga, CO.
rrespondencia Y pasajeros, el vapor
'.San Lorenzo.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19

Mrs. B. E. Mcclure has returne,
'~om a shopping trip to Cincinnati.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
RENAKER'S BODY IS EX.
HUMED FOR EXAMINATION
Court Order Made for Examination OF
Body of Murdered Winchester Man
Body Dislnterred Friday.

Winchester, KY, Aug. 1S.-The body
of Leon Renaker, who was slain mys-
teriously at his home here July, &c, to-
day was exhumed and an investigation
made of his wounds.
Officers who this afternoon obtained
a court order granting permission to
exhume the body refused to give out
the exact intent of their findings,
other than to say the nature of the
wounds was the same as was revealed
when the body was discovered.
Whether there was any other motive
for the action today was not divulged.
The body was disinterred under the
SUPERVISION of the shreriff's Office, the
police department, II. H. Moore, coun-
ty attorney, Grant Robinson, who is
connected with the Renaker Poultry
Company in Richmond, Coroner Matt
Bean, DR.. l. B. Ishmael and Orc Slater
a private detective. The examination
was not completed until $3.50 O'Clock
tonight.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
FIFTEEN COUNTIES HAVE
NOT REPORTED ASSESSMENTS

Frankfort - Recapitulations Of the
assessment of owen and Hardin coun-
ties for 1922, as certified to the State
Tax Commission by the county board
of supervisors were approved by the
commission. owen county's total as
sessment this year is $7936.339 as
compared with sS,1S1 1868 In 1922.
Hardin's assessment this year is
s1S.O99.352 as compared with 1885,
600 last year The assessments of all
but 15 counties Of Kentucky now have
been approved
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
LOST

LOST - Ladies' small brown snap
purse containing over ten dollars.
Reward if returned to Leutittia
Jones at e. L. Worthington's home.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
MIR. JAMES GREENLEE DIES.

Mr.. James Grenlee, 6S years of age
we'll known resident, died at the home
of his son, Mr.. LATE Greenlee, in West
End about noon Saturday. He had been
in i'll health for several months but
had not been critically i'll for but two
weeks. He is survived by two sons,
Messrs. Lafayette and Bryan Greenlee.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
as vet been made.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
Little Brick Church

Being in the center of a great COM
munity we desire to serve. We are
growing and need you. And you need
US. Don't you think you need a
church? Sunday schol $3.50 a. m; wor
ship, 10:45 a. m; evening service at
1880 p. m. c. II. RAYL, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19

Count Leopold Fe"ri, of Padua. had
a library consisting of thirty-two thou
sand volumes, all of them the works
# fem lie authors.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
HAIL KNOCKS PEACHES
FROM TREES IN LAUREL.

London. - A hail storm in the vicin-
ity OF Lily did large darage to corn
crops and in several orchards peach
trees were stripped.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19

FOR RENT. Furnished Bungalow.
Call SIS or 7O4 after p. m. 1S-3t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
First PreshNterian Church

Sunday school, $3.50 m. No preach
ing services. The public and congre-
CATION are most cordially invited to
come to Sunday school.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
MAYSvILLE'S CHURCHES
Where Services win BE Held In This
City on Sunday Morning
and Evening.
christian Science

Christian Science service at Masonic
Temple Sunday at IL a. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Barker. of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, are entertaining fine
daughter, Martha Ann, at their home.
Mrs. Barker was formerly Annabelle
Bland of this county
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19
NATURE AT BEST.

FGrom the standpoint of opportuni-
tics to study natures handiwork, the
Yellowstone has no equal or close
competitor, says the American Forest
ry Magazine. Geysers, hot springs, ter
races. the Grand Canyon, petrified for
ests, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, I'M
broken forest wilderness, wild ami
mails, 2O2 varieties of birds, exquisite
wild flower displays. glacited valleys
and lava flows are all easily accessible.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-19

Rev. c. F. Ray will preach at the
Mayslick Baptist church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28
AL NEWMYER
Livestock Aue,ioncer
Ccntor, Colo.

over 1900 auceerufui nalca TO
my crodli. Remcmbcr good
Auctionoor costs you nothing
ard ho can very easily make
hlu commission and several
dollars more on any sale. I
work every day some whore In
sale season.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28

stone WORK ana carpenter work
and the last finishing touches to the
vestibule OF the chapel is at last
completed.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Monte Vista Hog Growers
association will be held in the City
Hall in Monte Vista, Colorado. on
the 9Th day of February, 1922, at
ZOO O'Clock p. m. for the plrpose
of electing "A Board of Directors for
the ensuing year to levy an assess
ment for 1922, and for the trans
action of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing.
CHARLES EDNIAN,
SlrVatnrv
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28
SOLDIERS HOME NOTES )

The ice on Lake Sherman is not as
thick as usual. but In spite OF that
and Of the accident happening to the
truck which went through the ice
with four ton load, the icehouse is
full OF good clear quality OF ice.
which will amply meet the require.
ments Of the Home for the coming
year.
stone WORK ana carpenter work
and the last finishing touches to the
vestibule OF the chapel is at last
completed.
A complete new electric wiring
been installed in the barns.
Under the care OF a nurse. Mrs.
Monroe. one OF the women patients
OF the hospital. Mrs. Mcleod, had
to be taken to the Pueblo Insane
Asylum
Mrs. McCr!llis. another patient
has been so low that her children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Renfrow and their ad-
opted son Mr.. F. McCriilis. were
summoned to her bedside.
Comrade J. Carver. born In Coun.
~ Cork. Ireland. In 1897. he en-.
listed in Co. b. New York Infantry
in 1852 and was discharged in 1865
having served years. Admitted
to the Colorado S. & S. Home In
April 1918. He died in the hospi.
tai January 25. 1922 and was buried
in the Home cemetery January 26,
1922.
Comrade ]. Howey. born In New
York State in 1872. enlisted in Co.
r. 56th New York Infantry In 1862
and was discharged In 1865. after
serving 3 years and 10 months.
Admitted to the Colorado s. & 8
Home January 10. 1922. He died
In the Home hospital, January 90,
1922. and at his request was buried
In the Home cemetery. by the rites
of the Grand Army OF the Republic,
The following changes have taken
place In the population OF the Home
since our last report:
In from furiouEh-W. h. Peck,
Irving Reed. J. Pettigrew. Isaac
Meek. II. w. Pierpoint. A, Raybal.
Out on furlouxh-R. V. Sands. l..
A. Paris.
Admitted-W. NJ. Owens. Geo.
Richardson.
Deceased-John Carver. James
Howey.
Members present. i56: absent,
57: In hospital. 20; total member
ship, 1873.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28

Helen McGinniE of Chicago has
been convicted as being an automo-
bile vamp. She smiled swectly at
Martin Meter as he was driving by
in his car. He asked her to go riding
with him. When he rcgained con-
sciousness at lonely spot in the
country his money and diamonds
were gone-and so was Helen. One
to ten years for her.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Estate Of Henry Blackmorc. de-
ceased. No. 226.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2oth day Of February, A, d. 1922.
the undersigned will present to the
County Court OF Rio Grande County.
Colorado his accounts for final set
tlement of administration of said
estate, when and where all persons
in interest may appear and object to
them. II they so desire.
GEO. COLE.
Administrator.
Jan. 2l-Feb. IS.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28

A complete new electric wirinl
been installed in the barns.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28

Under the care OF a nurse, Mrs
Monroe. one Of the women patient
OF the hospital, Mrs. Mcleod, ha,
to be taken to the Pueblo Insan
Asylum.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-28

Mrs. McCr!llis. another patient
has been SO low that her children
MIR. and Mrs. Renfrow and their ad
opted son Mr.. F. McCrillis. were
summoned to her bedside.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-09-07
Plan
Rally in Grove

Republicans clubs OF Bradley Beach
and Neptune township have arranged
a booster meeting for the benefit ofthe
Republican candidates in the coming
primaries. The event will take place
infthe Ocean Grove auditorium Monday
night and will be preceded BY aSbans
quet in honor Of the speakers and
committee at the North End hotel
Immediately following the BANQUET
the E1k's band of Asbury Park and the
Unexcelled fife & drums corps of w est
Grove will escort the speakers and
committee to the auditorium.
Between and O'Clock bomb will
be fired at 5-minutes interval as an
Introductory feature Among tile
speakers will be: Col. Theodore Roos-
evelt, u. s. Senator Joseph Pre-
linghuysen. who is seeking reelection
Senator William N. Runyon Of Union
county, seeking the Republican CUB
ernatorial nomination. Bishop
J Joseph F.. Berry will preside.
The committee in charge OF The affair
viii include; Robert M Watt. chair.
man, George G.. Pridham, E. n Wool
ston, Peter F. Dodd and OtN Lee of
the Neptune Climb and Marcus Higgin
botham, chairman, Joseph McLaugh
lin, Paul Broome, Mason SUITS and
Frank A. Sallee of the Bradley Beach
club. The publicity committee is com
posed OF Paul Broome, Richard w
state and Frank A. Sallee.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-09-07
Secret Lost 20 Man.

How to make durable ink is a
great secret we have lost. Look at
any letter Eve OK ten years old and
you will probably notice that the
writing has faded to a brown color
and is very indistinct. Go to any big
museum. and you will find ancient
manuscripts. the writing of which is
as black and distinct as if the manu-
script were written the day before
yesterday.
The secret of glass blowing and
tinting is not yet entirely lost; there
are still few men who can produce
glass-work equal to that which the
ancients turned out hundreds of
years ago.
But the average glass manufact-
urer cannot produce anything that
could at all compare with some of
the commoner articles the Egyptians,
and, later, the founders of Venice
manufactured; and those who still
hold the ancient secret guard it. so
closely that 1t will probably die with
them and be added to the long list
of things in which our ancestors beat
us hollow.