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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
Anunciio de Subasta
MUNICIPIo DE SAN JUAN, p. R.

San Juan, P. R., Oct. de 1922.
Ell dia 10 de Diciembre de 1922, a
las diez de la ma1ana, tendra efecto
en'.el Edificio Ayuntamiento, en- San
Juan, P. R. en- acto ,p1blico y ante la
Comision correspondence, la subasta
para el "Suministro, trasporte v en-
trega en- San Juan, P. R. de mas o
menos 10000 toneladas de tuberfa de
hierro fundido en- enchufe y Gordon Y
$50 toneladas de accessories y pleas
especiales de fundicion tuberia y
piezas especiales de acero para les
obras del Nuevo Acueducto de San
Juan, tomando las aguas del rio Ba-
yan6n".
-El modelo de proposition ,instruc-
clones los licitadores, pliego de con-
diciones Y demas antecedcntes relacio-
nados con dichas obras Sc encuentran
de manifesto en- la Oficina del Conf
sionado de Obras Piblicas Municipal
les, pudiendo obtenerse' copias de los
documentos mediante un recibo que
|acredite haber depositado cada intere-
sado en- la Oficina del Comisionado de
Hacienda de San Juan, P. II. la cam
tidad de $1,000 que seran reembolsa-
dos al devolverse dichos documentos
completes y en- buen estado.
La Junta de Subasta pcdra recha-
zar cualquiera 0 todas las proposicio-
mes .sresentadas v Sc reserva ell de-
-recho de adjudicar el contrato a Ia
proposition que juzgue mas ventajo-
sa, aunque no resuItare ser la ma:
baia en- precio.
Martin Travieso,
Comisionado de servicio Pdblico,
| Policia y prisiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
Dc "A VIDA ALEHlEA
SHINES


llHlss lns liFaIas a. sra luss.rsil
ta msaasaa h's,flaln .Aa aaaN
lae alsanah. gpe HlAt lsaa lslaan o..
ssf asstnolt 81 Issssasaildud. iiI5r,le
Ne esa ssniaessrs saFanmys IlsaF
iluca Sflnlse kf'aife. 80 h nssuAsl
DAD. a. lus fiuanHas ni.olsaulsg
ilel4r cue ileif Sf,mses I,ose. ssane
alganss rtvsa. un sasesaa rs3ai s.e
nomlce ~ ~ eanocsg - hltihFs, "a
lsdlalt3sia faucs Nnfs9 Tarag. ~
"a el,nh ''Sesaali@ti.n en- Ailesnap.
ne~, asWura gae Siinnes drirsia las
formulas vncias > - aocmhtiaso "a,
los ccanomisias ~ ua ssnlslncior. cue
coslocicndo Isrsgcndamsnie Ia te,,ria.
lla degivado de H. expcrirncia una
gran cupia de n:Nc.Pios y lc een,fr.
cioncs paa "a gol,ierno personal
NaS;ago de tina vieja famllia Dc
comeTciRntes y de- indasiriales. sin
nes sienie inmate dcspego hacia iodo
aquello que no Sc rclaciona con "a
activida0 prOduciriz. Sus tres hijOs.
elucasIDs en- la misma escuela. pare
cen haber heredado a. capacidad 80
lresaliente de su pa,lrc traba jando
su lado, aunque desenvolviendo sus
actiyidades en- campos opuestos. En-
una OcGci6n. SHINES declare lo0si-
guiente ante un grupo de amigos =
Los hijOs son 10 que los padres quie-
rem que sean, pero, debe de procErar-
Sc que sean antes que NADIA un ju-
rista. luego un sOldadO y''pR' dltimo
un fideicomisario." .h-a & 'e'i
TOdO SHINES esta ennprehlidO' en-
esa Erase Y gracias a Ia 'Observacidn
lCgrf.dO Ocupar el papel preponderanr
te que realiza ell las finanZas gerna-
nicaS Pero, dentrO de estas, Stinnes
ha alberto escuela Y Sc ha declarar,D
adversGrio decididO de Ia discipline
cOlectiva impuesta "a Outrance". En-
frente dc Ia "caStelAsation", SHINES
simboliza ell individu&lismO, y no va
ella en- declarar que Alemania para
poder vivir Y prosperar, necesita. ha-
Ger dejaci0n de sus arcaicos met0iOs
de expension collective. Los Fingiea-
tos industriales, la organization co
lectiva, todo aquellQ que parecfa bien
antes de la guerra, hoy son coAtra-
producentes. ~; .t.,:,t,.
En- la vida humF4pa, ), manifesto a
la Conisi6n de Socialicta tipn, solo la
iniciativa particular triunfa, La que
ira ha demostrsdo que no framosss en-
la realidad hombres de yindiyidualiAhd
propia. -. Estimo que 9 es absolute
mente necesario, durdnte un. buen pes
rfodo de tempo, deStrIlfra todIos les
"karteles" alem&nes 9y3ilos isindicatos
de las minas de Essen. Ola guerra
ha trafdo tantas ruinas Y devastacios4
mes, que es necesario eliminar por al
gun tempo las barreras que iObstaculi-
zan las iniciativas. Es esta la Gnica
via possible para adaptarnos a las nue.
VS. circunstancias Del mismo modO
que aconteci6 en- Francia, despu6s de
la Revolution. es necesario destrIlfr
,todas las barreras inaugurSr Ell re-
gimen de la libertad economical
SHINES comenz6 su carrera siepdO
propietario de minas, ha terminado
con ser ell primer metslurgo de la ma
ci6n Y ell seiior de las industrias el6c-
tricas. Nadie, por consiguiente, mas
afectado que SHINES con Ia perdida
positiva que la metalurgia alemans' ha
experimentado en- el campo Idle, la tex-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
Inauguration

MADRID, noviembre 23.-Anoche
manganese la temporada del Teatro
de la Princesa con una comedia del
Poeta Ardavin, titulada El DOnceL Ro-
mdntico. FL asunto esta basado en-
la vida de Mariana de LARA. El poe
ia fue aplaudidfsimo, v los actores Ma
RIA Guerrero y Dfaz de Mendoza, muy
ovacionados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

luci6n aislalla, adn cuando es parti-
dario de los altos jornales cuando van
aunados del trGbajo v ell mayor rem
dimiento de la production.
Tai, es, sintetizadia, Ia pujante per-
sonalidad de la primera ffgura de la
industris Y de las finanzas germani-
cas- comtempordneas SHINES es, mas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

que NADIA, el ap6stol de la consolislA-
ci6n del nuevo estadOl de cosas que
ha trafdo este pals su derrota en- ls,
guerra. SHINES es, pues. la esperan-
"a ell mas firlne baluarte de esta
inverosfmil novfsima Rep1hlica del
Imperio Gleinan. III
FAB1o ]
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
Los que llegan

Lista dc los pasajeros que He00ron dc
Curacao b VenesMeIQ en- eI uGpor "Phi-
ladelpbid, eI lunes 20.
Manuel Rodriguez Saa, Herbert Dali
ton, A. Fernandez, Manuel Cabero Or
memo, Te6filo Prince, Alexandra Ld-
pez, seforitg Alejandrina Lopez, Y En-
|rique RHO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico,
Policia y prisiones.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
TO FIX GIN RATES

A new order affecting cotton gi1-
ning rates in Cklahoma has been
preFared By ting cOrporafsOR cOnA
mission and Is to be announced ID
the gsaners zad growers
Last Saturday Campbell Russell
commission chairman. announced an
order raising gianing rates en- the
price OF cotton In NeE Orleans
Commissioner Hughes refused 10
Join in pr0mulgating tie order, aud
Conmissionsr Walker. Tresday. fan
ed to sign IL
Cotnn gtuzsrs protested pgaina
The order becoming effective. saying
that there ras no relation between
the ecst q ginning cotton and the
Price Of cotton in New Orleans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
INVISIBLE COPS LATEST;
THEY SPY On SPEEDERs

Holdenvilie. Ang. so---specsal torse
a. twenty-five ussssn police rsn'
's~sl Be appointed se report al speed
srs IN Holasavilie. il ptaas now under
way hT she mayor ana chamber o:
'ccmmerce are carried ont.
S2esd laws are TO be made strict,
|is ) planned. and the special p3lsas-
nea are % be on dry wisA11s par.
Thar vii take ,ae numbers o. all
cars seen violating the traffic rules
and the oxnerS wigl be brought be-
fore police court the next mornsng.
The Holdenvilse chamber AZ com
nerce i pushing the plan. and as-
tiOn will ha taken this week il Is
expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
SCIENTISTS FIND OLD STONE
WRITINGS IN IRELAND

Belfast. Aug s1-Ths site Of one
rE the earliest Chrisgiar uo1assarias
in Ireland has been found At Mahae
Islana- SErzngtor1 L.0lgA near Bel
fast The rains have been sdsnrifSed
As shSsS OF Nsn1-uz mozasrry.
mentiOns4 n Musrchs's Life Of St.
Patrick written before ssa A D.
ExrensiFe eTcavssi0ns have been
carried CIT and vAluzhle material. IL
ending scns stones with wrssing
The sxscz meaning Of which his not
yer been ascers4ine5- have been nm
esrghed Some OF sAs writings a-a
believed IA BE- Of Danish origin
In Geds's Ecclesiastical History
il IS recorded that in s3i Pope Hon.
crirs wrose 10 certain bishops IN the
Erish Church about the P2schal con
troversy and Pslagizn heresv. and
one o. the bishops mentioned in this
letter is cronous bishop ot Men
drum The island OF Nsadrum ~ns
afterwards named Mahse. after a
bishop of the monastery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q A 9 r Q RIA
< ExE EEzzg zggzz Exz
.z cESTRA NORMAL NOTES Is
SzzRS Sxnz Azz -

As th4 stme scr the opening Of
school tra~s near ii Central State
Teachers college, the realization be-
ssns 10 dawn tasar there will be sew
cEst rev faces On the tacuNty shss
rear. Dan Cppid CT. deep into the
sgculsy last gear. removing several os
the wOst popular members Miss
Ergxaiine younk. Instructor in the
Home Economics Department Will
noe uot he present Ehis year. nor
Will Miss Edns Cash. G. the Eiu-
cation Department Miss Mary
RudoiFh's place ID the English De-
nartnaeat will be takea BIZ Mr. G. c.
Watkins. A. B.. or Peabody Collags
Mrs \ Emma Esssll, head OF the
History Department. wssl hs z~ay
this year. Ssaaytng On A7s Masters
Degree Her place. ax Al Instructor
EtiE BE- filled by Mis-, E'sie Co0Eer,
A. B. from okSahon,a Unirersisgt
Dr. E. D. MurdAagh. OF the Educa-
iic1 Department. will be away this
year on sabbatical leave. his place
being filled b vt r. Fisher, who
was in the English Department last
year Mr. Fishers place will be
taken By Anna Grace Adams. ". A..
Columbia Univsgsity, who worked in
the Training School last year.
Miss Virginia Howard. A. b., Ok
lshoIa University. cczses back to the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
RUSSIAN EONOCLASTS
CAUGHT BY THE POLICE

Moscow. Aug so.--yalnahle jewels
sszipped from tie historic icon Of the
gberian Virgin BY robbers who broke
into the famous Iberian chapel at the
gates OF the Red Square on April !.
have been recovered by the MOSCOW
-Folsce-
! Thirty members of gang or rob
bars who looted many churches. eha.-
els and converts before and dursng the
government requissEisn Of church
treasures have been arrested. and loot
valued at many millions Of dollars has
been recovered Ths jewels from the
Ibes ian icon alone were estimated 10
be worth nearly 5000, GOO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
GRAIN Prices SUFFER
4 SERIOUS SLUMP
Congress Is Called Upon 70 Aid
By Passing Constructive
Legislation For Aid Of
Farmers

Chirag0. Ana. sa.--Psiess for grain
have suffered serious slnuap partly
as 4 resnig Of threats Of destructive
isgislstInn- which have largely de-
rsroyea speculative demand accord
tng to L. L. Winters. ec7-OEaist and
director OF the Chicago board of
trade in statement forwarded 10
Illinois members o, congress today.
The statement declared that only
= new and wholly constructive ss-
fort on the part OF congress can
help the farmers out os s incst dis
turblng situation :
AT this season OF the year ths
statement consinmed. 'sreealztive
huying power In grain is needed
But speculative buying n5wsr Is
woesnlly hacking. On the oshsr hand.
stocks have rulea astsakshangly
strong. Notwithstanding the iadrs-
trial upheavaI which ordinarily woul1
have proved mos, depressing in
fIusnes on the stock market
II Is obvious that legislative
threats and interterenca have driven
speculation ont ot grains and into
stocks. making thA stock market
ssrcng and the wheat na2Ezes. be-
csnss of hack OF speculation. excsAd-
ingty weak ut the heavy crop aov-
ing period
Declaring ;hAs "A prospective sgri-
s2.snrzl class would assure pros
Fsrity Tor ali~ Mr.. NIssers asserted
that TO bring zhc1t foreign trade
uast be sacoarzgsd-
-Congrsss c01d At this tinas.- he
ccEtinnsd- materially crunssraet the
eSfscx Of legislation whseA hrs dis
grain speculation. hy en-
srttrg constructive Law to In
creass foreign demand for cur grain
In the operation Of which the farmer
ro1E1 derive bsnstis-@
A bill shc1ld be passed. tie said.
allowing the vzr finGAc@ board to
fet aside a revolving fund cs $780,
ceo.eso
The raoney would be advanced Gu
food stuffs raised i'm shs U. 5. and
scad to foreign h1Esrs. he assarzs5.
The var finance board wou.d &C
cspt from shs shippers drafts with
documents attached. giving c-sdl.
from 80 days to SIX naalsAs 10 the
firelgn buyer. charging infsrest and
something for dissulnsing 50 the var
finance board would receive extra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
|CIN, Ar PARTf.
Uses A KNIFE

Hugo. Aag. &C.. ASssur Terry.
under spsd far shs alleged shysax of
Alyie Hoover. c0mpansoa, in ~ Il
legged drunken hraxi cn rcaa near
here last snnnsr. les Il sAe po.at
cg death hsrs Tuesday IS ths result
of . vound afflicted early this morn
ins ~ Rahy Palmer Anefsi police
court character
The girl, according 10 authorities.
admits having Stabbed Terry wnA
an ice pick She soid aatAorites sss.
Tsrrx sas asss@psirg % assault her.
ehsa she ssa0asa him. The stab
hins occurred in . hoax OF I1uis
Mack IN -chec -sx" soishvess OF
--iafo' IS The climax q an alleged
"wilar party, No cAarges have been
filed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON
GIVES PAROLE TO TWO,

Dallas Gregory, convicted In cws.as
county April II. 1872. os assault. ami
st nte1csd 10 year in the state Fe-
formAtory, and Garrett Rosbuck,
ccavietsd IN CAocta~ connsy August
H. lslTs for stealing cnxz. ana ssn-
sence1 70 five years imprisonment.
lave been parused, b. Governor
RoberSsoa-
The governor graltsss requLsitica
papers for the rsflfn 70 Campbell
county, Wyo-- OF Z NJ CHASE. want
ed there On > charge OF grand lar
csny- Chase Is nov under s-rsst al
B2rtlesvials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
COURT HcJsE NOTES

Oh ard Cas-
rarru~ Heirs TO X @, B. Develop
rnsnt Co. Lease. ; - y IL NE
ccnseyances
K s. Deau0z 10 j. r. Johnson w.
d. - -. $50 Lots ls-is. block
". G.
Sarah McCgrsain Psrr;go. ss zn3r to
Addison McCarsAIa ss Al. " n s
= n. siNQ- Let s. block is, O. r.
Miscelianeeys
csznsy Court to TIE Public. Tslsi
Dscree. III 81 Is. w Ia aa-is-s~
4aa Ne 2s-is-sw ard 10. 7 in Sec
9s-lT-sw and l0Es :. 4. s and Sc IA
NV and lot In Sec, al il Is
sw-
Guardianship al Paul Herndsa ct
81 minors Order confirming sale,
q 9s-94- ~ l-s. NE s-ls-4w.
In The matter cf John y Baldwin
Decree Of settlement. rs - \ IL.
NJ z-ls-sw and w 50 ssres os NE
70 and S IL o. lOs : and y -. NV
"a in I@-lw-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
coal DISTRIBUTION
BILL TO BECOME LAM
Congress Premises 70 RuSh
Measure 70 Harding Kor His
signature; Nay Loosen
Shipping

washinrs,n. .Apsx. 39.--s-onssasra
,sor, m shk hcxxs soaav az III szer-
rsnrv Sx,a1 dsxsxsbatinx hsn srasr q
,uss providing For ssx h0urs Of d.
MI. nrx.kxrsd ID Insure 4 vote IN rhs
measure bsfors adjournment TO-DAY.
President Harding lad bse, assnred
bv Re,ubs5cau header MorSsa that
,hs hin. reoorsea ca. ot committee
NJ sssardav ana dsxirnea 10 srrsrgrAen
ina saminis,r1rionss hand in Goa
rcutrCglsux coai Distributor BY
creating a federal dsssrshu,ins zgez y
ANA srtsudlrg xha powers Of shs in
tersfsfs commerce commission cTer
rrscrsrv az sAEpurents. would b. pass
cd before night
: mule So'a ssSsa
- --'1 - .'Ae $500 - -. :
ASe'sa eA 'lr s
'a1aals 'ns's' -4so sssN.s- -.
's s-t s--s sA-s "
~'-ia receive aAse~1 1As'r sesaOa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

Training school. amer ' Fyear Of
stady Miss vivien Beshel 4. D.
cklahc1a University, takes Miss
Jessie HOllo~sy's place in the Train
ing Scho0L Vacancies ln The Home
Econosnlcs DspArtrsns- Edacssscn
Department. and Pksscal Elacasioa
Department. for gs etare as yet m
filled c ". war itd- A b, Ok
ishonaa University, Srlsrus as ocaeA
and boys' athletic director. after ~
absence Of two Yeas,
An The vacant positions VIII be
supplied and the entsse faculty ready
90 start or record breaking year.
whsn j. ho0l "Opens On the fifth o.
September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

C&lshoma csrl. Ang 3a---Pr slim-
mary hssring Of W. A. Ioslyu,
charged with the murder Of Anne
Stewart Eas postponed from Tues
Gay afternoon until g'clock Sat
nrsiSy morning in the cpurf Of Lso
B. White. sussice OF the peace. due
10 absence Of JOsiEn's attorney.
Jcslyr. wA3 was arrested imms-
di2teiy following the dsath OF the
woman. w-1s released aom county
jail late Saturday night On sie.ee0
h nd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
HENRY WILLMERING.
DEFEATED IN PRIMARIES.
GOES TO WORK

Oklahoma City. Aaz- 5as-Hsars
Wilmering. who was . candidate for
tha democratic nomination for state
examiner AMI inspector in the August
primaries, will become the cases zc-
countsns for the Nsx State Ice com
psny- September !. sidney L. Brnt-
scAe. office manager Of the same
COMPANY. wfsl become general sales
manager then. according to an
nounesment Tuesday By Carl Glitssh.
Eresiden: az the Sex Ssase Ice com
rany-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
INDIAN SERVICE TO
BE REoRoARlzEp SOON

Mnskoges. Okla. Aug. S0--Reor-
gznirati0n Of the Indian field service
effective Sept. was announced Tues
day by Major Victor ". Locke. Jr,
general superintendent Of the Five
Civilized Tribes H. p. WsriieId Of
'Tishosuingo who has been acting as
Held clerk with jurisdiction owe Mus
'koges. WagoneT and Mclntosh count
les has resigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

Shawnee. Aug 39-Fsdez al deputies
gazrdilg the shops OF the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific railroad here
we're working under orders to shoot
10 kill" today as the result 81 an at
tack upon two devusiss On duty SUN
dzy night Thres men were being held
and one. according to federal officials,
admitted firing on the deputies Eith
. rifle The bailets did NOT lind their
mark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
A TEXAS WONDER

For Sieny and s1Gddcr trouble
grave, 1sak aad Lame back rhsnna-
tism. irregularities of tie kf&neys
and bladder. Regulates Bladder
t-o1hlas ia ehsldsen- Ef rnf sold by
druggists mad lss- Small hottie
eiten care Send for sv0ra testi-
loaials- Dr. E. ". Hal 1886 Oiivs
Street. ST. Lonts, Mn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
SALE BILLS FOR SALE!

II yoa ave COINS 10 Put Oh a farm
stock sale remember The Leader joj
department can pri1. yorr bills ami
give you better sur for yonr money
thLn any other es,atlishmeut in the
county. A free notice Of the sale vii,
be printed in The Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
EzgaEE gzEx gEzxg
x NO CHOP suEy NJ PEKiN "

zzzz Ezzx xzz ExESx
An American newspaper. man dis
covers that I'M all China there Il NO
such thing as chop suey- He person
ally conducted widespread bat fruit
less search for this seductive dish in
Pekin. one Of ths great cities OF chop
srey's supposed to be native land, and
Is now considering the inirodaction of
this delecatable Ame- ican- Chinese
Irish stew to the Chinese capital Af-
her all marbe il isn't Brazil where the
nuts come from.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

"Cyn Perkins, star catcher for
Connie Mack 5 Athletics for a
number of years. was recently
hanished from a game. the first
time this had occurred in his
MAJOR league career. Perkins
protested against a homer by
Blne, Detroit first bassman, be-
cause a fan reached out from the
bleachers and pulled in the ball.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

soNE HOTEL


r. T. wTigh2vs- Kansas City. Z l.
congsr. okaahonaa City: l. C Cch-
raider. Oklahcna Cirs. Joe N0-.s0ag.
St- Joseph: A. Mcleod. F't. Smith !:
NJ. NJ. Palmer and wife. Wichita:
II. C. FOrsn2. Wichita: T. G. Nc
Lester. Enid; C. Z johnson. Well
ingt-a. ". wsrtsr. New York. A A.
Clark. St Louis: c. W H4idi@r and
wtt@. S. E4s1As: r. A. nrnsap. PhiEs
delghi@s T. Maiisz~ Ft- Smith: G. T.
Going. Oklahoma City: c. z VII
tAaas, Oklahoma CITY: Z. G. Tussls.
Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

The hollow place At one end Of a
boiled egg Is due 10 the pr~sen-e OF
q small amount OF air intended for
the use OF the chicken before the
shell is broken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

The great volcano OF Chimborazo is
in Ecuador IN the Andes range.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
Results Yesterday
oslahoras State LEAGUE

Oklahoma State LEAGUE
AT Guthrie 6: Orphans s.
At Duncan 3. El Reno .
Western League
Al Sioux Ctr 4. Oklzhous City :.
AT DenFer 3: wzehits 4.
At EDS N0inss 2: Tulsa O.
At Omaha ST. Joseph. rain
Nstin-.s Les0ue
At Pittsburgh as: Brookiyn 3-a
Az St Lnuis II: Chicago 15.
American League
AT NeT York ,; wzshingroa l.
AT PhisadsiphiA s: Boston 3
AT Cleveland .; St Lfzis 6
At Detroit 3: Chicago :.
y American Assoeisticn
At Kansas iCty IL: 81 Paul l.
At Isouisrille 4: Indianapolis s
At MilE2nkee s; Minneapolis q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
ENGLAND ARGUES
AGAINST DESTRUCTIVE
POWER OF AaPLANEs

Wy L1e AsSortxst1 frt&E
London. Apg- 3e4-Graat Britain 3
faith in the capital ship Is unshzken-
In the House cf Commons Colonel
Charles Anery. Financial Secretsry
10 the Admiralty. declared that %
far Is the British Admiralty Vas
aEzre. fhere vas not in the Roysi
Navy nor in the navy Of any other
country. an airplane capable Of
sinking one q Engiand's dread
nzughts By either bomb or torps1o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

Western Asscciaticn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-11
GLEN BURNIE MAN IS
CHOSEN JAIL WARDEN

The Board of County Commission
ers finally got together at the weekly
meeting today and unanimously elect
ed a warden for the county Jail here,
to fill the vacancy created several
weeks ago by the resignation of Cap
tain James H. NOVEL;. The new war
den is John Stump, a resident of Glen
Burnie No other nominations were
made. Mr. Stump will enter upon his
duties on Saturday.
Last week, it will be recalled, the
Board became deadlocked when an eff
fort was made to name a successor TO
Captain Novel;, after Sheriff Levely
had made an urgent plea as to the
necessity to fill the vacancy because
of the large number of prisoners in
carcera.ed, and insufficient attendants
at the prison. The vote of the Board
then stood three for Oden Lewis, OF
Annapolis, and three for Horace Fair
all, of the Fourth district Presiden;
Barber of the Board was absent al
that time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-11
MRS. SHERALD REPORTED
IN IMPROVED CONDITION

The condition of Mrs. Marian Sher.
aid, wife of Robert Sherald, conductor
on the Washington, Baltimore ant
Annapolis Electric Railways line, who
was fearfully burned about the arms
and body at her residence ON Brewer
avenue, Sunday, is progressing verJ
favorably at the Emergency Hospital
according to the attending physician
Mrs. Sherald, as previously report
cd was burned by the explosion of
can of stove polish which she had
placed in the oven of a gas range,
and then, forgetting for the time, that
she had done so, lighted the burners
and opening the door TO place roast
for dinner, the fluid exploded and ig-
nited her clothing. Though she ha.
suffered much rain, Mrs. Sherald for
tunately escaped being burned about
the face.