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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
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para colocar los tornillOs y Sc esta
listo para Soldar las tiraS on las pilaS.
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ia cOrrientc. tenicndo cuidadO de que
las parties que So van Il Soldar esten
bicn limpiaS. Una manera ~facil de
haccr las conpsciOnps eS S0ldando las
parties eXterioreS primero sea el Ia
do negative, V mcso las interiores desc
putS de cOlOcadas en- Ia GAIA. EStaS
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que So ilustra Ell el diagrama. De
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del positive para el quinto tornillo.
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FL pr0Ximo artfculo ilustrara circui-
toS simples de audi0n. a-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27

tOdO el movimiento en- la primera en-
trada tan discutida.
Parece que siempre, en- todos los
juegos que celebren novenas que sean
nativas de fuera de los lfmites de San
Juan, por muy buenas que hayan sido
las jugadas del team visitante, nunca
Don Berna, les encontr6 meritos, pues
el ''campesineo" 10 ciega Dfgalo 81
no cuando Caratini daba un toletazo
de cuatro esquinas, ESQ no tenfa i'm
p0rtancia para el cronista. ST, Guam
do 10 engomaba Nuts.
A mi juici6, la labor efectuada por
los eQuipos puerto Rico ''Huma-
Gao Stars" ell domingo pasado, es dig
ma de encomio v asf es justo recono-
cerlo, asi como los anlpircs, que hi
cieron todo 10 possible por ajustar sus
decisiones.
Ramon Medina Sdldaha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
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ARROLLADO POR Ell TREN

Ell dia 25 del corriente en- ell KIN. 73
y medic de la Am. R. r. Co., barrio
Garrochales, de Arecibo, ell tren MI
nero rs, mercancia, de la misma COM
pania, siendo maquinista Francisco
Mendez, conductor, Carlos Natal TO-
gonero; Eustaquio Lugo y guarda-
frenos Evaristo Rodriguez, arrollo a
Alejo Sola, de "a amos de edad, resi-
dente en- aquel barrio, destrozandolo
completamente. Ell Hon, Fiscal del
Distrito tomo declaraciones a.lossem-
pleados que conducian dicho tren, que
son los unicos testigos en- ell case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27

81 EMpREsTITo PARA BAYAMoN

Ha quedado pendiente de la resolu-
ci6n del Consejo Executive en- su Sc
sion de aver, la solicitud de la firma
John Nuveen Ca de Npeva York,
que pide Ia rnulidad del acuerdo que
adjudic6 Ia subasta en- medic million
de dollars de I'M emprestito para ell
municipio de Bayam0n al Royal Bank,
cuando Ia representation del expresa-
do municipio la habfa concedido al re-
currente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
EN- yIAJE DE CoMPRAs

La pasada semana embarco para
los Estados Unidos nuestro amigo
don Manuel Martinez Alvarez, apode-
RADIO de la frma J. Martinez Co.,
de esta plaza, proponiendose traer al
mercado un gran surtido de mercan-
cias para ell almacen y tienda al de-
tall que posee en- la calle de Allen la
ameritada firma.
Buen viaje y mejores negocios, de-
seamos al senior Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
IN NINO

En- cl gar de los j0venes c0nyugeS
Juan Gonzalez Y Carmelina Turull
de Gonzalez, aquel empIeado en- los
talltres Ge Cantero Fernandez Y Co,
Inc. vino al mundO con toda fclicidGd,
I'M hermoso nino y 81 estado de la ma
Dire v DEP nuevo cristiano es satisfac-
torio.
, Felicidadcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
LISTA .ANTICIPADA..

} Fin el isapoF sygayo Mamnf', de Ia
Atlantic Fruit Co, que sali0 aver de
Nueva York. embarcaron los siguien-
tes pasaieros
Srta. Maria r. Martina. Srta. Vic
toria Ruiz. Sra. Cruz Torres Cassie,
Srta. Gloria Hernandez. Francisco
Serrano Y Srta. Carmen $. Rivera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
, MIR. MOORE DE VALE

FL Collector dc AduanGs de- Puerto
Rico Sc propone realizar en- breve nm
cortC viaje los Estados UnidOS. pa
ia tratar de las nuevas tarifas v de
las asignaciones para reparaciones en-
los edficios de San Juan v Otras po-
blaciones de la isla, que dependan de
ese ServiciO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
IN MITIN EN- NUEVA YORK

Para principles de Octubre Sc pre-
para I'M gran mitin, en- los salones del
Madison Square Garden. de Nueva
York, ell el que tomardn parte orado-
res tEe aquella ciudad Ntprebablemen-
te algunos portorriquenQs. que han. sido
invitados al mitin. y, i
La question colonial y Ia ram}alia
electoral para noviemBre van a ser
tratadaS en- los pr6Nianos fnitines de
octubre en- taslos -les1 EstadoS iI'nidoS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
II CAsAs QUEMADAs

En- cl incendiO ocurrido ante;.yer en-
Camuy, hubo IA casa qucmadas des-
trufdas Sc hace In correspondence
investigation judicial de las causas
del incendia que & POGO dcStruye la
poblaci6n.
En- HatillO Ia madrugada Siguiente
hubO seis casas quemadas v dcstruf-
das, siendO mas srnsibles las p6rdidas
por no estar Gseguradas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
SJ'ENAN NOMBRES

Para Ia comisi6n que va enviar
& los EstadcS UnidOS el particle unio-
nista Sc indican como mas seguros.
aunque no Sc ha tornado definitivo
acuerdo. a los sehcres Barcei0, Tra-
vieso Y Mack. Jones, que iran de aquf
a unirSe en- Nueva York, con el sei1or
luis Toro. quicn Sc indica tambi6n
para formar partc de ella,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
"MIS GOMAS ME DAN MAS NE
CINCO MIL MILLAS"

Esto es 10 que dicen tcdos los due
nos de carros Dodge, modelo 1922. En-
nuestro autom6vil ciene ell motorista
la seguridad de cinco mil millas de
recorrido en- gomas v de 20 % millas
DOR gallon de gasolina.
Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, p. X. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
DE NIAJEf

Nuestro amigo el doctor f. de Goc-
naga, Sc ausenta para los Estados Uni
dos. a reunirse ;;llf con 'Su diStingui-
da seiiora Y mines, regrcsanto 'todos
a la isla dentro de una cort1 tempo
rada, Que tenga el metor viaje Fl
diStinguido joyen. ..---.,.......-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
ESPECTACULOS.

Cine Tres Banderas.-"E A. B. C.
del Amor, en- actos, por Mae Mu-
rray y una cinta comica.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) -
Damas gratis. Una comica en- 2 reels
" GEL Intrepido".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-"Ra-
vito de Sol ayuda la Cruz Roja" y
una comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
"MIS GOMAS ME DAN MAS DE
CINCO MIL MILLAS" vi

Esto es ls que dicen todos los due
nos de carros Dodge modelo 1922. En-
nuestro autom6vil tiene el motorista
la seguridad de cinco mil millas de
recorrido en- gomas4ysde 20 % millas
por gallon de gasolina.
Andreu. Aguilar Co.,
San Juan, r. II. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
Ell ALEGATO POR EsCRITO

FL Conscjo Ejecptivo ha concedido
el correspondence plaZo para presen-
tar sus alegatas por escritO, Il Ia re-
presentation de los municipios de Qua
yama, FajGrdo v otros, a la de los c1n-
tribuyentes que protestant Gel impues-
to, contribution adicional al aZt1car
elaborado, que las expresadas cCmu-
nidadeS inssten en- cobrsr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
EN- BARRANQUITAS
Felicidadcs

En- brcve reeresara de su Temporal
da de veranO en- BarrGnquitaS, la dis
tinguidA familia del scilor Luis San
chez Morales, Presidente del Banco
Comcrcial de Puerto Rico, quo tam
bi6n ha estadO ALI I1ltimamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
Ell .AZUCAR A S4.7T.

DeSpachOs cablcgraficos b recihitlos
hoy pcr la casa de los.Ssenores Rtrbert
Hermanos, dan una ieotizaei6n tte azliA
car para operaci0neS de Puerto Rico.
S4.41. t.f..-......
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
Un]Bule1lto
ca!d!':|!!:nI1rl q:
paff;al0iiSI ICrallos

'aEl Ungiiento Cadum face que So
Seque1 los granos y Sc desprendan,
dejando Ia piel blanda y suave. Es
calmante y antiseptico y empieza a ci-
catrizar tan pronto como Sc aplica. Ha
probado ser I'm gran alivio para milla-
res de personals que durante amos han
eStado sufriendo de eczema, acne (ba-
;Tros) /, granos, furunculos, ulceras, erup-
clones, urticarias, ronchas, almorranas.
icomezon, sarna, heridas, arafiazos,
cortaduras, 1astimaduras, asperos, pos
temillas, escaldadura, sarpullido, que-
madras, costra, ynargulladuras, etc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27

FL domingo "A s. celebraron dos
sensacionaleS deSaffOS entire las move
mas Humacao Puerto Rico. Habfa
gran entusiasmo, nues era una hcha
que ocurria por primera vcZ Ell los
anales del base ball humacaeho.
En- el juego de la manana habfa
baStante pnblicO. Las bateriaS eran
por Humacao: Moncho Y Santana.
Por Puerto Rico: Sammie Y Siqui.
Umpircs eran Roig V un caballero de
San Juan. En- las apuestaS Sc daban
dos carreras al Puerto Rico Y ademaS
ventaja en- dinero
EmpieZa Puerto Rico. Beitfa. base
por bolas. Siquf, hit. Beitfa, ont en-
segunda. Thompson fly a left Y
Frank 10 coge Fabito tly center Y
Agapo 10 atrapa por Humacao los
oradores de turno perecen. Segundo
inning. Fortier. base por bolaS. Pc
dro Maria rolfn al short stop: Carri-
llO FOrtier fOrccd ont. Pedro Ma
ria es sorprendido en- segunda por la
tirada de Santana. juicy toma un
hermoso ponche.
La sOrpresa del dfa viepe ahora.
.Jallase dd TN tremendo rolfn Pedro
Maria V Il este le bailan las manoS.
fo hnloS
Carrillo, sdcrifdcc Sosa v JallaSe
adelantan. Agapo roleta Il Thompson,
Este mofa. mientras SoSa JallaSe
hacen carreras De aqui haSta el
cuarto inning no hay carrera. Cuarto
inning. Puerto Rico cero. HumacaO !:
Jallase da otro tremendO rOlfn a Pc
dro Maria este le da calambre.
Jallase, safe. Camar0n rolling al short
adelanta JallaSe al hOgar. Pedro
Maria al banco. Barreiro Il tercera Y
Henry segunda. Aquf el score eS-
taha tres a cerO Il favor de Humacao.
QuintO inning Hits de juicy Y Barrel
TO un error de Santana producer
dos carreras Il los jinetes. Por HUI
macao. Frank da una rolata a
Thompson este mofa. Frank roha
la scgunda Yayo 10 adelanta con TN
sGcrtfdce. Santana planchea Y eS safe
en- primera. Santana Sc roba la Sc
gunda Y Frank el home JallaSc
strike out. Santana Sc roba la tercc-
ia. Santana anOta una calrera Ell
una magnffica robada de home. ayu-
dando en- gran parte un bdlE del pit
cher En- el S6ptimo inning Puerto
Rico Sc anOta dos carreraS en- hits Y
Ell error de Santana. FL score eS ]
favor de Humacao. Octave in
ming. Thompson alcanZa Ia segunda
con un out. Fabito da un tro bdggcr
Aquf Agap0 hacc la mejOr jugada de
el hit V una magnffica tirada 10 mata
en- home. ESto evit6 un score de en-
pate. Noveno inning. Puerto Rico
Rogue juicy, mueren en- manos dc
Frank. Barreiro base por bolaS. In
tenta robarse segunda Y una tirada dc
Santana 10 coge en- segunda. telm
nandose el juego con una victoria pa
ra Humacao.
FL heroe de In manana fuG sin du
da alguna Moncho. nuestro pitcher
pues tuvo enfrenados los jinetes. que
goZaban de una fama de grandeS pa
los. Tambi6n 10 ayudaron Frank
Agapito. JallaSe V Sosa. el primer(
hecho I'M canasto en- ficd. Apartt
de una dircusion en- el quinto inning
en- que todos los jugadores boricua;
Querfan comerse Yayo, no hubo !;
menOr garata. Respecto Il este ulti
mo Rogue despu6s convenci6 su.
players de que no estaban en- 10 cier
to. Thompson (negro) Y Pedro Ma
ria. estaban hechas unas coladeras
Carrillo (Thompson) nuestro sh0r
stop, trabaj6 muy bien. FL Humacac
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
NADA. SILENCIO

En- Ii; Mansion Ejecutiva no infor-
man NADIA. No oc,rre NADIA, no Sc di-
ce NADIA que tenga interes en- comuni-
carsc. Parecc que ahola uno de los
nuevos planes es ell silencio...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
PRoTEJA SU VISTA.

El Optico A. Pacheco con ounce
amos de practica esta cargo de nues
tro Dpto. de Optica y como siempre, lie
garantiza sus trabajos. Pregunte su
amigo que use cristales recetadoles
por el.
EXAMINES de la VISTA, GRATIS
Joyeria DINET g. PACHECO.
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan, P. r. (2)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27

EZquiaga. Agpntes de Ia Compahfa --
TraSatlantica cspaioa. dice que ell va
por "Montevideo" llegara. probabIe- !
~
mCn.e. manana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27

hizo alarde de discipline en- este jue-
go En- sfntesis, fue una gran Veto
ria para Humacao Los umpires acep-
tables.
Score:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
PARA ESTADOS UNIDOS

Sc embarcan para Estar,bs Unidos,,
los diStinguidoS espoSos Aguirrc Sal p
dana, que eStardn auscntoS una cor
ta tcmporada les dcse&mos e! meier h
viaje impreSioucs en- su paseo. ...,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27
!! MERCADo DE AzUCAR
Cable recibido anoche por Lamborn &
T. Co. San Juan. de su oficina de
New York.

New York, martes, septienbre 90
Mereado mas frme. Hay especula-
dores en- ell mercado que interesan
comprar azicares de Cuba 3 1l16.
No hay ofertas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27

HumdcdO CANA IN jWcg0 y cl Puerto
Rico OtrO NORch0 eRfrenG los ji-
netes pOr Ia mdRdRd. NHere ceFoS
al HumdcaO por Ia tordc. Humid
Gao juegd bueRd pel0td.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-27

Panales, Plantillas, Bizcochos,
Ponques, Mallorcas, Jam6n
Planchado y Queso "0RPI."
De venta en- EEL RUBI"
Salvador Brau 90. - Tel. 807.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15
DEATHS

Suddenly, sept. 10. MARTiS,
beloved husband OF hatsey caS"y Relatives Relatives
ton, Firemen's Pension Association and owl
Temple, No 4. are IespcGttuIly invited TO
funeral services on sa'"5Hay a. e. sam.r.:, ~;
o" "CSo'GGBBERT.@sspt. OLE i, MARGARET J.;
widow OF Thomas col6ertrs Relatives and
OF the Faith Societies OF the Administration
Church are Invited 10 attend funeral Mon,
Of Teauiem' Annunciation Church. 10 a, NJ
Int.Iment Holy Cross Cemetery, Ga :,
ALMA SPEAR, wife Of Joseph Brobston,
JoYcE.-sept -. JULIA, wf" of John John
J. J9ySs Rsativss and trenSs are f1o ,nVI,sa Is,a
re.idencs. iii2 f., Moyamonslns aye. s9l
Sacred Heart, $50 A, NJ Interment Holy
u'SsS fS@Ss1Ss l5 1879 sALt!E a. EoR EIs
lives and friends are 'nyIteSa, to attend ~, ~
ssH sFvi' liza GSn a
"NNEuFEsEEpir,..ssSptp Sp Is ipX' wife of Gus
tave Neufed, aged 81. Relatives and friends
late residence. 88io n. 2lst ST. Intermen'
Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
,KAPPl.AN,-Sep u, 1922. EMMA, wiz
are invited 10 attend funeral sun, r. NJ
| late residence, 573O Springfield ave. Inter
seE 5:s FfSHs2 dH9Ra y RxSHg K GH EHoss ss,
OF Isaac l.. and FNrdie updiko Elliott. IL
his 34th year. Services at his lnte rest
Ss"Sai aepssy sSS W Sept E'o?s at e E"nss Inter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15
SOCIETY WOMEN
. HUNT ST0LENP0NY
Mutrub One OF Two Taken
From Country Club Stables
at Bala
OTHER ANIMAL. IS FOUND

S, , ,,o ,od bv N-s
many S"'"'F ""'''"' "' .,,,.
Bessie pobSon A't"mns, are 'o"'H
searching tho countryside along th"
N,,n Iino - automobiles in homes Vt
'',, ,, :" eiooo ,,,,o ,o,v
hnhing Mn'rno' '''"' 49,,
which va" stolen yesterday tr"nf '"'
stables Of the Philadelphia Country
rrrh -, Raj, during tho game between
a.. ,,,..,,,, n,l ,,o,dovhr,o,; teams.
tne f'"mihEo "n" "''''"" '''"'N ~.
Senorn. another pony. st"i"n NJ '"c
same time. was later forrd tied :"
troo ,,o,, Nnu Drive in fairilount
d.,
fhrk.
Whom word spread amor" inc "'''-
tators that tho ronicS had disappeared.
Njrs A,,.r,r. rrouoscd tnat a search
be mrde She hurried into hcr ear
sna stortod nrt and fq,'v a dozen
,.nn,or r Eailn,vcJ rLn ncnr.h was con-
t;umaJ u toLor
Wntrnb Is owned by Stcrhcn SAN
God rno nf tho rn,nccst rGln p'nyers
md n ,,c,nnrr NJ ,hn Tastco.t team
Erad pat,"r,,u ,,nrYcer Of tic San.
80 S.nIio. .uiI , snL.iont;nI reward
,,i .oam iI,,' m 'i,,,,, ,r, f,Jc, "f rho missing
,au, m"u"' w S''''' '''' ''''"
Ni,,..,b an. ,,r;o, from Ervu Nawr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15
foreman GLAD SHE
LED MURDER Jury
Mrs. May Roby, Mother OF 13,
Pleased to Have Served
State in convicting Slayer
MOT NERVOUS SHE SAYS

The first woman foreman Of jury in
Pennsylvania to return n verdict con-
yicting a man Of first degree murder.
tho mother Of thirteen children, eight OF
whom nrc living, is glad she had the
opportunity TO serve In court here.
She is Mrs. May Rohy. 12l South
street, n laundress, who took off time
from her place of employment in West
Philadelphia to do jury duty.
at was fine to serve she said to.
day. II had always wanted to do II,
and finally my chance came. should
like to do it regularly, but l guess that
cant BE- done"
Despite the fact that she was not
familiar with tho ways of court, Mrs,
Roby entered the room with never Il
I trcmor. And when. in her capacity a.
! foreman yesterday. she rendered the
verdict convicting Paul Jones. II Negro
of the murder of Angelo Bemento. d
! bartender. she cvinced no nervousness
and declared that she felt none.
/ Mrs. Rpby il medium height, ha'
brown hair strcakcd with gray. Is fail
and has light blue eyes. She was dressef
in n dark blue serge dress, low browi
shoes. and n tan straw hat, trimme'
with blue rihSOn.
"Tvc voted ever since I've had th
chance and have always been for cQua
rights" she said today. Il was alb
sGlutely sure that the man was guilty
my mind was made up to 1t before
even left the courtroom. and 40 tn
opinion Of the other people didn't max
any difference to me one way or tn
other.
II wasn't nervous because I was sur
was right. and it wouldn't have mad
any difference to me if the courtroom
had been three times as large as 1t was
would not have hesitntcd to stand III
and riyc the verdict "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15
GEO.LEE THOMPSON
ILL TWO WEEKS,D|ES
Retired Banker and Former
Husband Of Julie Phillips
Victim OF Pneumonia
SUDDEN RELAPSE IS FATAL

George Lee Thompson. wealthy re-
tired banker and former husband Of the
beautiful Julie Phillips. died at ~
O clock this morning in the University
Hosnital after an illness Of two weeks.
Mr., THOMPSON, who lived in q
bachelor apartment at Broad and
Pine streets, contracted II cold ut Cane
Nav. bronchitis and then pneumonia
dcyelopcd. 1t was believed last night
he had chance for recovery. but he
logan sinking rapidIy carly today. =,
The marrlag! Of NJ. Thompson and
tho daughter of Mrs. G. Fullerton ihii-
lips. Of New York, Newport and larlS:
was regarded nS one OF l!'u,S most
interesting weddings The bride was
renowned here and abroad for hcr charm
and beauty. ,.,..
months before the expiration OF tha'
timc the Thomnsons had gone their sep
arntc ways. Mrs. Thompson received q
divorce from the Common Pleas Court
on her action based on drsertion and
inrompntihility Of temperament.
Mrs. Thompson went to Europe after
her divorce. Various men OF title were
Reported to be paying court to her
among them Russian grand duke
! cousin % the lntr Car,
Mrs. Thompson. who is considered
one of the most beautiful womeE OF th'
younger society of America and Europe
has been Il much noticed figure at eocla
functions on both sides of the At!ani"
She has been entertained by the no
b!ity in Europe. and several years ng
, n sensation was created when 1t wa
reported that she had come to thi
! country 10 secure divorce from he
! husband In ord>r TO marry Grand DuE
! Alexander Michaclovitch. IL second cou
sin of the Car Of Russia.
All of these reports were denied an
the one regarding her marriage I" tn
without foundation. :.
Nlrs Thompson, who was Miss Jun
Phillips. was mIrricd to Mr.. Ihomp
son in 1907. At the time or her dcbC
she was Il much noticed figure ana NJ
long after the marriage became eve
more popular. soon a(tcrWard she wei
abroad and has been there the create
part Of the time since.
Mr.. Thompson was Il member ot q
Philadelphia Racquet club, the lhi!a
dolphin Gun Club. and the Philadclphi
Country Club. He was in the navi
nvintion service during the war an
was stationed for coast patrol and sui
marine duty at Far Rockaway. \.
He was forty years old and former
was connected with the banking firm
. Gravton and Elkins.
, Mr.. Thompson mother, who befo
her marriage was Miss Caroline Bills
died several months ago. She was
resident Of Iaverford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15
PoTTERS' PARLEY BREAKS
Workers and Employers Fail
Reach Wage Agreement

Atlantic City. Sept. lJ.-ConferC"'
OF the National brotherhood of Oper-
0t;vc Potiers and Sanitary Manufac-
turrrS' Association failed TO reach an
agreement on terms for their new BIZ
cnnial arrangement 70" the sanitary
branch Of the pottery industry. The
shore conference came I" sudden end.
The boss puttcrS first demanded gen
rral downward revision Of wages in the
sanitary trade of - per cent. Ih'S
was later modified 10 ~ per cent The
hrothcrhooI committee refused t" aC.
r"1t reductions. The abandonment OF
the conferences means that on \ovcm-
Der /, when the present agreement OK :
l,irce. the men are through dealing with
the manufacturers. \ referendum vote
will hc taken among the workers on the
quest ton Of accepting n wage cut OIL
calling Il strike.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15

"Gasb, I sure was scared. was
so nervous kept right on chewing my
This is the confession" meekly made
today by fifteen year. r.old Lucy Roland,
1877 Callowhill street. who last nigh:
won the title Of champion dancer OF
the CITY at the seasons final municipal
dance on the Parkway.
First. we all danced together. and
then the couples danced separately
Even when we started l was awfulIy
nervous, she said.
.The man I was dancing with was
chewing gum. too. but Miss Marguer
ito walz, the dance censor, she said
Now. isn't that fine example to give
rho yonng children here?' And he
threw his away. but hid mine. nnC
thcn kent on chewing. / wouldn't hav,
done II IL I hadn't been 20 scared.
don't chew it alwnys--iust sometimes
Yes, just once in n WHILE
She Doesn't Like to "Shimmy"
This morning the little dancer. VIII,
doesn't like to ''shimmy' and woi
her title by just plain Waiting. awak
cncd with the sound Of the music still
humming in her ears. the twinkle .
the Parkway lights in here eyes and th
knowledge that she was due at tn
mill where she is mplyede in fcwe
minutes than 1t usually took her to &C
dressed.
And her dancing partner. James Nc
Garvey. twenty five years old. 19'
Ralston street. probably at that tim
was pcering into the engine Of al auto
imebilc, his overalls greasy and his fac
istrcakcd with black.
But last night Lucy. who was one o
the youngest contestants of the evening
and her partner. by the decision Of tn
5000 persons who crowded the Par kway
werc acclaimed the best dancers in tn
city---for the way they waltzed wa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15
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