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EIND. S12l.l2O

CONTINUED From First Pagc)
New York. $4,000: T. r.
'arey. Chicago. s2,ooc. q H. Mill-
en-. New York. $4,000 4 +. La
mont. Chicago. sl.700: Elisha Han
on, New York. $1,000, and +. w.
roll. sl500.
Many Give 81 600 Each.
Those listed as having given
i GOO each were: Mrs. q. A. Scdcn.
'hicago. Ira J. Williams. Phila-
alpha: Robert Glcndtnning. Phila-
'eIphia: Eugene ". Fry. Phila-
iclphia; ". Iiinckle Smith. PhiIa-
alpha; Jules T.. Mastbaum. rhila-
elphia; J. II Weaver. Philadelphia:
obert r. Tod. New York: r. w.
|tewart. Chicago; Is. Dawson Cole
nan, Philadelphia Edward BOX
J. Roscnwald. Chicago.
cement n. Newbold. Philadelphia;
rorris r. Bocl<ius. i'hiiadclphia: W.
i. Anderson, Philadelphia: George
q. Frazier, Philadelphia; I.ynford
Riddle. Philadelphia; John a. Spoor.
'hicaGo: j. Il Grundv. New York
Charles -. Hilles. New York. c.
Z, Curtis. philadeI phia. r. H. Will
ans. Now York Paul ". Cravath.
low York: C. f.. Mitchell, New York
f. I. G.. Smith. New York. and T.. $
darkness. New York
RECORDS OF the House clerk show
-at the Republican National Com
nittee In its preliminary report nled
pttober Is. 1920. a presidential year,
eported contributions OF S2,436.0l
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Westminster Abbey Crowded.

~! ASSOCIATED lrcSS.
LONDON, oct. 27-Westmina,cr
Ahhe% was today the scene OF AN i'm
presslr" ceremony on the occasion
o' American Navy Day. when a
wreath was placed upon tho grave
OF tho british unknown soldier.
The ceremony was presided over
by Ambassador Harvey, who intro
duced Captain Charles L. Hussov.
American naval attache in London.
who laid the wreath upon the grave.
In introducing Captain Hussey, Tn.
amhassa dor said
1T was characteristic OF Prosi-
dent fiarding's sense of nppropri-
ht"n"ss that he chose Navy Day ON
tn" anniversary al the birth OF the
lat" President Roosevelt"
Tn" ceremony WAS attended bv the
consular and embassy officers. in
Guiding Robert T.. skinner. consul
general. y large crowd OF visiting
and resident Americans and British
also 's"re in Attendance.
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FRENCH CABLE TARIFFS
HAVE BEEN INCREASED
NV Aesnrlntrd rrcss

FAIRS. oct. - The French gov.
eminent. In view Of the fail of tn"
franc. today ordered ali international
t"lc grnph and cahi" tariffs multi
piled by two aud onc-hfih. effective
NO|cmbrr |.
This 'epr"scnts an increase nf ono
hfth Of IN" rates. a. heretofore the
rates have been multiplied 10y two.
This is tn" third increase in rates
payable In paper francs since the
war. Tn" government lost trcmcnd-
ousiy when tho franc fell after the
armisticc and never has used CO.
cflcicn; quite hiEh enough to make
the multiplied paper frame rate ms
hiah as the gold rate
The rate Of telegraph and cable
dispatches 20 the colonies remains
At one and four-hf;hs times the pre-
war tarH This was the first in
crease announced after tho armisticc.
following the first marked deprecia
ton Of IN" Crane.
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2 DISAPPEAR: HALT
TRIAL OF BLINDON
-lContlnmch Ernm First Paea. }

hcr husband is the defendant. and
would no, permit hor To take tho
stand. II" stated that tho Supreme
Court had so held. Counsel FOR the
defense noted an exception and saved
til" point.
Henry :. Thrift sch"oi-,eachcr. Of
T"tusk"y. Va. was the chief witness
for tn" defense yesterday afternoon.
Tho purpos. "t placing him on the
stand was To rrovc that an automo-
bile passed his house at an excessive
rat" OF speed ON the morning uf Mon.
day, January 81. 1921. and that it
took an unused road toward Faruum
II was on this morning that the Com
m"nwcaI,h National Rank was
burned. and 1t had been reported that
a high-p"wcr"h car. with two men.
were seen to leave tn" placc about
thu tim" tn" fire started.
Lloyd Zones. employed at n null
near Tutusk"S. testified that h." found
three blank checks OF tn. Common
wealth National hank. uf R.cdvill.
on tn" road over which Mr. Thrift;
said III" automobile wen; on Monday
afternoon. and that h" gave ono to
Mir. Thrift. ON" To Tom King ana one
IA" A"rt himself lie also said n.
noticed tracks Of an automobile on
TN" road that afternoon
Describes Actions OF Auto
MIR Thrift testified that tho car not
only VAS running at high rat. ar
speed ns II came mp the road from,
tn" direction NJ Rccdvilic but that
IL turned int" In" road toward FAR
nGm without going into second vr;tr.
For that reason. he said. he though,
j, was somebody going after a doc.
tor hut ala no, hear tho ear return
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CHORUS GIRL STAR
MURDER WITNESS
Continued From Firs, rage

Continued From First fag")
,hosr tires and that steering wheel
Mrs Meadows replied: 80. / pur-
chased them. Mig. Phillips then
struck her on the forehead with the
hammer
AS the witness reoitcd the strik ing
II the nrs; blow. Mrs. i'hil!ips moved
iorw ard in her Scat and was greatly
affected Sh" reached "ut and tried
,n attract the attention OF h"T att"r-
ncy. but h" uaid No attention.
'tust Have Fnintrd.
Mrs Meadows ran down tn" hill
screaming. and ran up IN" hill
screaming" the witness continued.
| heard voices and went back. They
were walking towards the car arm
in-arm and talking As We reached
tho machine Mre Phillips said: lie
also Dough; YOU that wrist watch
T" Mrs. Meadows reply that she pur-
chased IL herself, Mrs rhilips cried.
He did and struck her again on the
head with the hammer.
Mrs. Meadows uut her hands 10
her head. and Mrs. rhillips swung
toward nae. ran down the road
screaming again. Suddenly became
weak and must have tainted. After
wards looked NJ the road and saw
her leaning over the body
The next remember. Mrs. Phillips
drov" IN" car up beside mo and blew
the horn. She told me To get in Her
fnc". dress ana gloves wrrc covered
With blood. She picked NJ Mrs
Meadows hand haE. took on her rings
md dropped them into the bag She
then ASKED me for ms gloves SO as
To cover the blood on her hands. As
We droN" away she stccrcd with her
left hand while tried to put a glove
on her right"
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CHARTERS GRANTED


N" N's'''"' Nlli'N "f '"'a Ion
'chN"6c Va "''h MAXIMUM '"P
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g'n.n ESQ Z" ''hu.I' H'h'7'' '"'
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tr 'onh'nhh hfNhN. ir~ti"'h'' y. W
hcry, s"Nr"MiN Irving ra,E'
: M INK thu'Hhcf "hu f'"'''"h' ~
tVh'r On '''"'S fran'"" H's''r"HN
or" as stoi'""S;
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DIX. va Max inHm f-'."p"' MINI
Ntn slt,NNN. y. - room Nj - Ms I'f-'-
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tory tho Naval Secretary said. was
IN" proud horitar" OF ever! man who
""r" tn" American naval uniform
~ was h'iirs. MIR. DENLY said that
Navy pA. should he John raul Jones
day. too.
While ;hc navy itself was thus
paving homage to American va!or.
"H,cials "f tn" Navy League were
busy with PREPARATIONS FOR tho ban
HneI which concluded Washington :
snare in Navy Day celebrations \
most OF distinguished mon were pres
'h'. "hca secretary DENLY rose to
max" ms formal speech OF the day.
President Harding. who f, had
heen announced would speak AT to-
h'eht dinner. was unable TO he
present.
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VISITING NAVY MEN
HONOR A. o. WRIGHT.
OFFICER OF G.. s. n
(Continued From Eirst pnrhN

Continued From First Page)
vessels yesterday morning To witness
the simple exercises there. Mrs L.
r.. Moiiltt. president OF the Matthew
"ntainc Maury Association. was pre-
scented I" Commander Wilson. Of the
Marry 10y Lieutenant Commander
George cole Scott. al Richmond Mrs.
Monctt presented TO Commander VIII
Son Tho hero wreath which later
ne carried to Hollywood Gem et.ry
and placed upon tho grave Of tho
noted southern seaman.
trmm"ud"r tcrcutS Wrcnth.
Il feel deeply honorrd. aud am
sure every man on this ship shares
the honor with me. in being selected
to pa: this token az respect To the
great Pathfinder o: tho Seas The
whole navy. in fact every man who
oes to sea, benefits by tho researches
of Commodore Maury, whose untiring
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T.. u. scott rests O,tc,Iy

Thomas Is. Scott. a member Of the
firm Of scott K Stringfc!iow. hrok
.rs. was reported as resting quietly
az his home last might following a
collision between an automobile his
SON. Thomas u. scott, Jr.. was driv-
ing and Il Main Street ear, at Tenth
and Main streets yesterday. MIR
scott was cut about the face and
hands. and WAS taken tn st. Luke s
Hospital where Dr. Fravel treated
him. He was afterwards taken to
his nome. His son was uninjured.
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MOVEMENTS ON CURB
MARKET IRREGULAR
Condition Generally Unset
tlcd-Liquidation on Big
Board l. Responsible.
IHv Associated Press !

MEN YORK. oct a1-Movamenis
ON the curb mark, today we're ir-
regular and tho marker WIS general
y unsettled trading conditions n.-
'na Influenced by liquidation ~ sp"c-
hlfiirc accounts on tn" New York
stock I'm rhanp. and by tho c"ntin-
H"d distribution of standard Otl is
'H"s Tho issues ~ the reduced par
value moved Within an extremely
narrow range. Vacuum Hing ~ -
20 - 81 New YORK At IS 80 al
nd Now Jersey AZ i3l-2 TO i2i-a
Nn addition :" 'h!s group WAS mad"
rr tn" admission "f Standard oil OF
'alifurnia, new s'oCk. tho nrst sail,
being made at 5Sl2. Indiana or
mad" gain OF ll-2 points In the
"arIy trading NJ l2I IL. hut was in
supply a, that level aud reacted
Later Vacuum OH ranged from G6l
{" 6iS and Imperial on of Canada
ut llil2 Ia li3. Magnolia was "a.
II points :" Pa. other stocks In
tho independent list were steady. al
though zone showed moderate do
Clinrs. Hud Sow England Fuel was
extremely weak. falling To 49,
Mammoth oil was again heavily
traded in. ranging from SIS tn
~ Is Scahoard was a firm featIrA
in TIA" low -rriced dividend !ssucs It's
market position being strengthened
hy statements that tho new interests
In the company are affiliated with
Important operators In the mid
continent field. Southern states oil
MAS steady with sales at IS to
1885. Gulf oil ranged from :? To
iSi2.
\ feature of tho industrial group
was an advance in t;illett. safety
Razor 10 tho new high of 2Gs Price
changes In this department. general
~ consisted uf fractional losses un-
der moderate selling. Durant Motors
was in supply and yielded from
:" 20 - . {. Sew York Telephone
preferred yielded from ll0l-2 It's lI0.
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solemn Ceremony In par,s.

fANlS oct. - Impressive SOL
emnitE married. tho ceremony on tho
occasion OF American NHvy Dnv hero
today. palm wreath was placed
upon tho Tomb OF the French un-
known soldier. Captain Frank -.
upham. American naval attachc in
Paris. delivering the address. Ad-
m!rai GraSset. chief OF the French
naval STAFF, rcprcscntcd the French
navy. and American naval veterans
acted as guard Of honor.
The ceremony Was attended bv n
large group Of Americans, inrlud-
ing John Ridgeiy Carter, represent
Ing the American Navy League and
Consul General Thackara. \ large
group Of French naval officers was
present to pay their homage TO the
tribute OF America
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ALL HANDS TURN
OUT IN WASHINGTON

Continued From First PaeeJ
such roIlick old tunes as Nancy
lee" ~ tho monument the tune
changed 10 anchors AwciGh." tho
lighting chant Of the midshipmcn at
annapolis.
John Paul Jones' Dny.
First among sea hghtcrs Of Amer
lean history, Mr.. DENLY said. stood
John Paul Jones The gay courage
and grim determination with which
he fought his sinking ship to VIC
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Tn" United Commercial Travellers
VIII hc hosts To all knights OF tho
grip In Richmond at smoker at
the EnSlcs Home. Third and Mar
shall streets, tonight at o'clock
Mayor 'i"orn. AinSlic. who will he
the principal speaker Of tho evening.
VIII talk on "Richmond's Nocds" and
musical program Will hc supplied
by the southern Quartet. Walter Gil
iums Orchestra, John c. Womhle.
James l. Womble and Walter Shar-
itz.
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rs compared with S42ii.i today NJ,
tho same time the Republican sena-
;Orial committee reported receipts 90
;lThiSi. compared with today
sbryylu, Sl3gUrG
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CURB QUOTATIONS
1>Dt STltlNI~.

H. Associated rrcs-l
NV YORK. Got transactions ou
Sew iprh ruru MuE-' to-day H"J. a.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET
t.iut.IlIN lONIlS.

Ss s no va !;@ & '
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BONDS.

s.oNl Amer. cotton OH 80
l.rfa Am. l.. aud =. is
aiNn Am r aud = Sc. ie2t
ZOE An. con =. 90 ......
lS,o0l Armour and 60 Is.
100 R.avcr Hoard ~ rtf4.
100" Tt"th. Steel :. .".3.
soc Beth S;cr' :. 'Sti.
..n,n can Nat ~ - -
2.ucI can Nat Hy - .....
1000 Canadian rnc'nC ~
3.'Nt cent Stcri -s.........
1910 charcoal Iron ~ ....
l.0r0 cities Ser -. &C.
100 cities scr -. -"
500 CON Cas- Rpl' IS
5.r1 con Gas Rat Is.
, N0i Coz, EXP A. *. ~
:, co. cor Emp A. - u
!.o0 Deere sni 90 - ...
iO'O0 Fed l.pni FIX Tvs
500 Grand Trunk si2s. Zee,
100 Gun Iil -s...........
100 Hood Rubber ts.....
i1'A6 Inter Il y =. 900
-. oGN Inter u f - -ifs
i.ac' Kan Ca RnI ~ e.
600 \"nuorpii Copper -
700 Kings 60 f,,cN Gi,~
1900 l.arl"ri" cas- = ......
nnN l.!RI"ii Winchester -
2foo Manitoba = ........
~ ~" Nor'i. AMI 60 7i.s
On Naiirunl A"iu" -'sS
500 National Leather IS
81 400 y Y. y II ana ~ 4
500 nm III ii.s ....
.0d Philljrs Pct -. W.
n'O ruh S"r. cor. y 7 =
s.r0 Ikuhor' I.air .s-.....
MOO Scars Ro"huck -. -
~ Shn ~ ulhn..A
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Total sales OF bonds today we're ria - ooo
'lih li2?"op previous day and sliN wear ar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

WASHINGTON, diciembre 6.-En
la confcrepcia de las Repdblicas CEN
troamericanas que Sc inaugur6 ell lu-
mes en- esta capital, bajo la presiden-
cia del Secretario de Estado america
no Hughes, tomaron parte delegados
de Costa Rica, San Salvador, Hondu-
ras, Nicaragua y Guatemala. Ell prin-
cipal movil de la conferencia es ell
de establecer una federation de to-
das dichas nacionalidades, tratar
sobre la necesidad de un desarme to-
tai entire elias. En- la primera session
celebrada aver, hubo cierta dispari-
dad de criterio entire algunos delega-
dos Sc predice va que la conferen-
cia sera un manifesto fracaso, como
el del desarme international.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

sidad de aceptar que Sc posponga Ia
session para cuando tenga a bien sena-
lar la COrte.
Ell Lcdo. Feliu manifesto que los de-
mandantes estaban en- condolences pa
ra continuar ell juicio aunque no estus
viesen las papeletas a la mano. Ade-
mas-continu0 diciendo 70 necesito
que comparezca el testigo senior Anto-
MO Rosell0 Babilonia, porque tengo
que hacerle varias preguntas de i'm
pOrtancia.
Ell Juez. La Corte entiende que los
documentos que estan en- este momen-
to guardados bajo la ,custodia del Sc
cretario se1or Marrero, son de nece-
>sidad para la continuation del juicio,
por 10 que dispone suspender la session
hasta mafiana a las a. m.
FL Lcdo. Rivera Zayas informa la
Corte, que con motive de tener que
asistir una vista en- la Corte de Are
cibo, Sc veran imposibilitados de con
currir maiiana.
Atendiendo a esta solicitud, eF Hon.
Juez transfiere el sefalamiento para el
jueves (mafiana) las 9 a. m.
Lcdo. Feliti. Deseo hacer constar
en- record, que nosotros los demandan-
tes estamos preparados Y listos, y asf
10 manifestamos, para la continuation
de la vista, aunque noSsean trafdas las
spapeletas.
Rivera Zayas. Hago constar que en-
iguales condolences nos encontramos
Inosotros los, demandados, pero 81 la
suspension Sc ha hecho necesaria, ha
sido por encontrarse Ell Secretario au-
sente, causa esta, desde luego ajena
a nuestra yoluntad.
AL terminar la session corta de Ia
Corte, al desfilar por uno de los pa
sillos de In misma, Ell director de "El
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

LAUSANNE. tfc.cmbre 6.-I.a con-
ferencia parece indefectiblemente con-
denada al fr:aaso. por Ia intermina-
bic serie de incidcnieS qce SO preSen-
tan cada momento V que hacen inn
possible toda inteligencia. AhOra re-
sulta impossible el acuerdo rIls0-turcO
Ell la question de los estIechOs. p0r
defender cadG una de estas naciones
un puntO de vista diferente, defendi-
do pOr sus plenipotenciarios eon infle-
xible intransigencia.
WASHINGTON, diciembre CLOS
miembrOs que cOmponen el Comite de
Immigration de la Camara afirman
que ellOs no accederan 10 solicitado
por ell ex Presidente del ministerio
griego Eleuterio Venizelos, desde Lau-
same, de que los Estados Unidos de-
bfan hacer una exception en- su ley
inmigratoria permitiendo Ia entrada
en- el pals de los numerosos refugia-
dos griegos que huyen de Asia Menor
acosados por las insistentes persecus
clones de los nacionalistas turcos. Los
miembros del mencionado Comite AFR
man que la ley no debe ser elastica
para unos y para otros no.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
LA DIFERENCIA DE CRITERIOE DE
NGLATERRA Y FRANCIA RESPECTO
AL CONFLICTO CON ALENIANIA
La Princesa Nadia, la mujer fatal cuya historic
escahrOsa cOnOcen nuestrOs lectOres,
EMBARGO para Chile.
tDs Maestro serDicio cablsrrsrcol

L0NDRES. d.cicmbre G.-Se estin
ultimaIi b iDs prcparativos patr ia
Importance conferences. de LIS presi-
dentcs de los gObiernos aliados, que ha
de reunirse en- la capital inglesa a
fines de In corriente scdnnna. Sc con-
sidera que este act0 seri el mas i'm
portante -desde que SO fir,n0 l.; paZ
ce Versailles, va que Sc afirma como
cctsa definitiva que Iuglaterra, Fran
cha Q Italia, convencidas de que es
impossible arreglGr los asuntos de Eu-
ropa con Ia participation de otros PAT.
ses interesados en- el enorme profile
ma, parecen resueltas d decidir 10 que
en- su cmceptO haya de hacerse a
itnponer faespu6s, por Ii. fuerza, y lle-
gan6lO a d0nde haya que llegar, sus
decisiones.
BARCELONA, diciembre 6-En ell
vapor itsliano, Princesa Maffalda, en-
barc6 Ell lunes, para Chile, la princesa
pOlaca Nhula, que tan tflSLe feSOnail-
cia tllvo en- la nlisteriosa muerte del
stibdito ingi6s Mr.. Lefevre, h&ce algu-
nos meses en- Madrid. la princesa
Nadia, Quien nc Sc lie prpdo probar
ninguna culpa, ha sido declarada, por
sus antecedentes Z manejos, persona
POGO grata, Y Sc le expulsa
OSAKA, Japon, diciembre 6.-El
team de Baseball americana "All
Stars" que recorre ell Japon celebran-
do partidas baseboleras con novenas
nacionales del Imperio, ha sufrido una
tremenda derrota en- las ultimas ju-
gadas celebradas en- Kyoto en- un SEQ
re de 18 0. Los vencidos fracasa-
ron al hacer un hit.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
La vista del 30 Electoral pos
p'ia el i Jusvss !.:. y,=.
Fl publico Tansiosamente esperaba nuevas reve
matar en- ell Penal la noche del lunes

Nacionalista'', seiior de Diego, Y un
redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL, Sc en-
contraron' con ell testigo Arturo Souf-
front, qi,ien manifesto que en- la no.
che del lunes. POGO despues de haber
salido de la Corte de Distrito, donde
habfa sido citado como testigo del
plcito electoral, fue insultado. Y pro-
vocado por otro preso del penal, de
nombre Lopez Rivera, que: el (Souf-
'front.'; tuvo que hacerle .ffente como
mdch0 que era, porque de- 10 contra
rio, hubiera sido estropeadO.s
Souffront sigui6 hacienda otras ma
nifcstaoiones en- ell sentido de que cuan
do Sc promovi0 ese altercado, el otro
preso fu6 llevado al calabozo para que
cumpliera 5 dfas de arresto, pero que
de arriba vino otra orden. donde sola-
mente Sc lie imponfa 4S horas, y q. en-
cambio una vez lego Sc present6 en-
fila un penitenciario en- estado de en-
briaguez, por tai delito lie c0ndena-
ron 80 dfas de calaboZo, cuando que
esta falta era menos grave que ell alta
car con una varilla de hierro como lie
atac0 Lopez Rivera. Bueno, y por Ill
timo, yo deseo decir-ag agreg6- ne
cesito garantias, pues ALI no las ten
go. Es mas, estoy dispuesto q no de.
clarar nj favor del partido unionis-
ta.. nj del republicano nj tampoco del
gobierno 81 no me dan la libertad. Es-
ia situaci6n mia es tremenda. Todos
me atacan v todos me abandonan.
Luego dirigiendose al seaor Feliti,.
que tambien Sc encontraba en- Ell ,gru-
po de los que hablaban con Ell testigo,
lie pidi0 hiciera todo 10 possible por pro-
'curarle garantfas de cualduier name
(Continua en- la 4ta. pagina.) 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
NOTA DE DUELO
Don Jose Ochoa Perez

Ell 81 de octubre fallecio en- Madri,
despues de una vida fecunda Y utili-
sima por sus actividades iniciativas,
ell seiior Don Jose Ochoa Perez, que
ejercia ell importante cargo de Dipu-
tado Provincial, distinguiendose poi
ell acierto de sus gestiones tan TITLES
la provincial.
La muerte del seiior Ochoa que era
popularisimo en- Madrid, entire la CO.
lonia Portorriquefia, ha sido muy la
mentada por todos y . su entierro
asistieron los mas signifcados ele-
mentos de la misma. La Diputacion
Provincial en- corporation v numero-
SOS amigos de la prestigiosa familia
doliente.
Aqui, en- San Juan, ha sido muy la
mentada tambien la muerte del dig
nisima caballero que gozaba entire
nosotfos de gran prestigio.
AL sonsignar en- nuestras columnas
la indeclinable, parte que tomamos en-
Ell duelo de la familia doliente, envia-
mos nuestro sentido pesame a. los hi
jos del finado Don Jose, Don Antonio,
Dofia Candida, Don Victor, Don Eduar
do, Don Manuel y Don Rodrigo, su
hermano Don Victor Ochoa, su hijo
pol1tico Don Miguel Jarefio, a sus
nietos, la Excma. Diputacion Pro.
vincial de Madrid que pierde uno dc
sus miembros mas notables y i'm
portante mercantil ]. Ochoa y Her
mano, de San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Descanse en- la paz del Senior ell al
ma del que va no existe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

Aver martes, concurri0 como en- las
vistas anteriores, mucho piiblico avi-
do de presenciar los incidentes del plei
to electoral del Municipio de San Juan.
| En- identicas condiciones las veces
pasadas, fue trasladado custodiado
desde ell Arsenal la Corte de Dis
trito ell saco No. 112, el cual contiene
solamente las papeletas y hojas de co.
tejo de los Colegios Nos, "a y 26, por
encontrarse las pertenecientes al Co
| legi0 No. %, en- la GAIA de seguridad
!, de la Secretarfa, de dicha Corte, in
term Sc ventile su evidencia, 81 son 9
no, las mismas del dfa de la election
o 81 han sido o no alteradas como han
declarado varios testigos.
A las 2 Is minutes, qued0 reanu-
dada la session, Y el Juez Foote adj
yierte que por haber recibido una co
municaci0n del Secretario,. senior Ma.
rrero, donde lie indicaba la impossible
idad de poder asistir a la session de-
bido a encontrarse enfermo, Y siendo
ademas quien tiene la combination de
la GAIA de seguridad, donde hoy por
hoy estan los documentos oficiales que
sc trata de evidenciar, propone las
parties Ia posposici0n dc la vista hasta
el dfa siguiente las 8 a. m.
FL Lcdo. Rivera zayas, informa que
en- la actualidad estando los deman-
dados aportando sus pruebas, y cons
tituyendo la Recommendation que esta
bajo la referida combination de Ia ca
ia, la base de tai prueba, ven la necc-
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