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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
La combination
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ALREDEDoR DE 10 MIsMo

Ell comentario polftico, noticias de
los tiltimos correas de Estados Uni
dos, parece confirmar noticias circu
ladas hace alg1n tempo, respecto de
la situaci0n Observation-Disclosures dc
la iSla.
FL ComiSiOnadO de ServiciO PGblict
de San Juan, sefor Travieso. muy co
nocil5 Ell Washington para que nece
site cartas &c Introduction para e
Presidente, ha visto dos veces al Eje-
dutivo Iy Ia Ultima conferencia fut
de mas de una hdra.
La nOta oficiosa, pues ell senior Ira
! vieso ha guardadO absolute reserva
en- sus cartas Il los amigos de San
juan, dice que la Ultima conferencia
fue solamente entire los DIS eXpresa-
dos ~cs:ballerOs.
Que viene de Gobernador ell jueZ
Towner Y lie acompaila otro caballe-
70 que serd designate para ell cargo
de Attorney General. v este, a los
46 meses de estar desempenando
Sc cargo pasara al die GObernador,
pues ell senior Towner, va destinado
a la gobernaci6n de Filipinas.
Los jefes de DepartGmento del 60
LieInO insular, que designa ell G05:r-
.nador, de acuerdQ con el Senado, ex-
ceptuanGo el Attorney General, que
serd un republicanO de Ia isla o mas
rrobablemente I'M republican, conti-
Mental.
En- Washington Sc conffa EN- que
csc arreglo serd aceptado, armque In
opinion general es de que el particle
de la mayorfa dara una justa bata-
LA por sostener al selor Mestre, cu-
va %actuaci6n es correcta Y prOpia de
I'M funcionariG capaz Y cumplidor
de sus deberes.
la information dice que esOs de-
TALES serdn puestos Ell practica entire
los meses de agastO Y septiembre.
Sc habla de que ell ComisionGdo Re
sidente senior Cordoya Ddvila, vendra
a Puerto Rico a fines del corriente
mes de julio.
Los "leaders'' uniOnistaS Sc han ma
nifestadO ignOrando tener naticias I'LL
timas Gle Ia %expresada combination;
pero entire algunOs elementos del par
lido republican, sc comenta como cier-
to-. ell complete Y pr6ximo Gambia en-
ell gObierno insular.
I~Rf0rmdd0r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
LIMITANDO LAS LICENCIAS

Algunas guaguas del s~eryicio publ
co entire San Juan V l1s slburbiUs,
Sc estin retirando del trdiico Y a me
nos q. no sean sustitufdas. csa rehaia
ofrecera dificultades para ell traspor-
te de pasajeros cada vcz mayor, Sc
espera que las Gutoridadcs eStudien
ell problema V dentro Gle la mayer So
guridad Y garantfa para los viaieroS,
eviten combinaciones que sean causa
de graves ~periuicios con- las menoS
f%acilidades en- I'll tr1fico.
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IRf01'niGd0r.
DON JOSE s. MARGAR1DA

En- cGmpanfa de su d%istinguida es-
posa, dona Josefa Gonzalez y de SUI
clcgante hija Mercedes, emb&rcara
manana en- ell vapor porto Rico
con destino a New York, ell viaje de
recreo, nuestro distinguish amigo don
Jose s. Margarid&, tesolero de la Com
pan6a del Toa. Los sefores
de Margarida Sc propOnen passr ell
Estados Unidos, una temporada de
seis meses, visitando las principles
poblaciones del pals, regresando des-
puGs a est& isla, en- donde SUI ausen-
cia habrd de sci grandemente notada.
AL despedir disbursements a los
distinguishes viajerOs les deseamos las
mas grstas impresiones durante 81
vi&je Y que no Sc haga esperar SUI re-
tornO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11

nente doctor que vive en- la Gale del
Principe y que Sc dedica a las ciencias
hipnoticas.
Con el la rubia fundo I'm Institute
de Hipnotismo, al que concurrieron
perscnalidades ilustres de la cieacia
medica Y donde Sc hicieron verdade-
ros experimentos maravillosos que
llevaron a efecto Nadia y el doctor
H. Dicho Institute fue ~regentado poI
n captain del Ejercito, cuyo apelli-
do responde a la incial V.
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DE AMOR.

Harry Denton SSOrer, uno de los
joyenes que de mas popularidad y sim
patfas disfruta en- esta sociedad, ha
formalizado compromise de ~esponsales
con la distinguish seforita Ana Ma
ria Ferrer Otero, quien forma parte
de nuestro mundo elegante.
Para la enamorada pareia tenemos
nuestras congratulaciones mas since
raS.
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LA MUERTE MISTERIOSA DEL Millionaire LEFEVRE

Va sabemos el como Y Ell por que del
final de Ia amistad del doctor H. con
la DANA rubia, que tambi6n fu6 aban-
dcnada BOT Ell digno captain que re-
gentaba ell negocio, al tener conoci-
mieato de los detalles de SD vida y de
81 manera de ser y de obrar.
Sabemos algo ocurrido en- &quel ms
tituto, que no nos atrevemos a dar a
a ru~blicidad, nor no tenerlo debida-
mante comprobado.
(Concluira.)
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tront1nuacion De n pagiua =,

tTonttnuacion De II pagiua -!
la muerte fue producida por otra eau
sa?
En- cualquiera de los dos casos nues-
ira satisfaction, como servidores de-
p1blico y de la justicia, sera inmensa.
ST no hubo delito, Ia tranquilidad de
la j~usticia sera absolute, y 81 10 hui
DO, ella impondra ell castigo que Sc
merezcan los que delinquieron.
Para los dos casos era necesaria la
exhumaci6n que Sc va a hacer. Es-
per@mosla, pues.
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II.u Wa. Injured an about 600 Inll"- r""
Handy Iin,L end about ITO "ils" III lhs
i,,uI iInnLn w.sthsr hmI npu officials
,,Il I,uIrht that tha IsIrln" P"l" ma
I,oo had tho rnnt u ~ Ieri ~ ~" """"hv
I'm u, min vus ulIII travelling In y
un,Ihra-'o,Iy dIro"ll"n. bu, wa" moving
IN - ,IrrIc. gradually Wearing i'""
ruulhwcm /" went. and Tonight WOW"
ho blowing vl"lonlly from ~" n"f'h-
won't
E,ruI communications office 'nI"nl"'
cd Luwovrr, that tho iranHp"It "t""b IA
good rhnnrn I" roach tho Pr"'"'''"h "t
tho I'uIIcd Hiuicr Coart before W" i"''
rnrco 81 rosnibIo uorthw""i Rnlo" 'f"""'
oil her pn'h.
Anticipating encounter with h"h"f""""
u,nIhnI Ia ihn iruukr weakened 20"
,IiIiuu the iInnrpurI "a Mlhl"L "hi'h
wan cent IL her ala ma T"'hlirh' pn'
u,n npnin hiH nnrin""n. u WAS h"''
lac, .,,nun,dinV unlrrI hnd "IdcTs I"
inhn un tho I,""k'r p"rnrnH"ih " MI"
ni,n,Id H.. ,"nhidcied Il, dnnEnI,
rho ~ MihIrI viii accompany '"
lat" peat
1Lr. ."nuI rua,d Guile, TAM" l"f
n"nI'n I" i1,n up the li""ni'"' ''''''
.rp "'ra 81 ho, pIiEh va" '"'"' ''''
n"d uIih NADIA" I" si"nd ~ h'' ""'''
ode. ,"",nnh i,"'l nae "i'"'""l'h ''"''h
'l."Ilnsinn "i"" s,a" h"Il'0"h !" "" ''"'
81 to" il"..s 1" ~. vi'l"i'. 'h"' '""''
st." """l.i""'r " "".Ish
.IL, i,nni. l.. nn. 81 ih" "lL""i "hIr"
l." -" ",,"v ."''I'" 80" '"'''" "
400. If tI,i,i.,n an, n,1 o,,I % MN,
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CE|ERRAT|ON WITH CDNPOWDER
COSTS LIFE Of HERBERT CROW
Tank Corps Pav0S the
Way for Aerial Search

I,uluIh MIu" 10" ~ '''"'"
,n.ui uT Ihn I,uluih Innh '"'rn I" nlph'
va. uusI,lns fn'v",d lat" IL" ""'
y,ndn country ~ leo W ~" ~"P I"' 'h'
,nuninu T." ,,"rt"w 81 tho alt Tl""" ~"
whluh the last h"rn 81 flndl"g "''v"
James hshor i"m, '"unIy '"'"'"'"
uI"no,, ninulnu f"' m"'" ih"n w"
wo.hr lr huu",i
hnhsr HoI nui ~ ~ "pon W"'"t h""'
frnm hlr h"ruo ~ bianh i"',"r" Tor
ru'i Arthur. On"
sudden change IN tho Weather IVA
dor"d rlnua 81 IL" Ru"'d"""" I" h"'.
-four tnuk ,"rpa Iu0mhrtr uuh"I Captain
/. 4 NuoIhc whu HIRItod cut 81 'lfhul
T"Itngo 100 mil"n nwny. h"lng i"I' "'l
To- roiuIn bo,nurU 81 h"nvy Hn"w dIlfl".
Tonight. huwovrI, they RinIi"h again
and expect To- roach GIuud "rtuH" I"
marrow m"Ining THO m"n "nuJ u
wIIcIssS "ulflt
Major Ray Miller Of ~" Mlun"n"i"
national EunIdS' "hrurNnil"m HHn"hI"n,
rspa,is I" h"p "tf IN Ills niIpl"n" I"
mUIIUw inI tHaud Yea lnE'. fi"Iu "a h"I"
hr Will ,Ir,In "y,i I.uhn HuIor let ln
IandH ard mainland Ia az "Ii"ii I"
fInd n"imo lI",o "f N"h'i
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nHOORD OaILD In LITTLhToH
FAMILY nUOUUhnn 70 HUnHH
nurrnanD on nIsTAAn
nVARIR0.
CLliaY.. WISE ppIinbn nag r"~a.' 90"
not uIuSs r"un1s' ns"thss
nspis.d la rev n""ss

It,,h.,t ,,r1 "a Yop' "id il'll"'"".
" Va h"i di"d IL ~" ii"V""ll" NJ"
rnrisl h"otuaI a. Glendale ~ i've
%, inrL Wednesday 'v"nlng. t'"" h"'""
suus,oi IL uUur"~h"' esrl""I"" az
IIIItoInn nu 90 lnIrnpa "V"nlnH w"
death 10 tho SECOND fatality In ~" go"
TnruiIy - ~ result "f III" s'rI"H'""
Iuhnny rr"w. II"rhrrrs - y""I "i"
brother. having dloi tho hsy following
tho fntul blast
Thn body az IfrrhorI crow will 10
taken today !" hlu hem" NJ ll''l"'""'
" w whore tho fuuet"l Will T." h"lh
aud burial win inkc place a. !" w
u'cIu,L Saturday morning
Tho crow h"yh. With Melvin Mo'lI
MT a. ErurHi IIondrrT"u. IN. end CUT
HtnIIh. 10 wore celebrating 'hIlrtm""
evening with puup"wd"r NJ III" homo al
IA. crow h0yH spIinklluE ANAL d"""'
tItir- "f tho powder on u hot nl"Vn ana
watching II burn largo quantity al
tho now dat happened {" ho spilled "a lh'
aIuVo and a sharp o'pl"Hi"h Io""'''"'
tho fVo boys hoinE buIn1d
Mia crow in"th'I ~ the ~" i""'l
sevoIrIy LuInrd Vl,iimr, WAC p"lnt"IlY
hurnoh GA tho hahds 49, imH !" "'''"
yuish na,nra la tho hays 'i"ihinU
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
0a1 y. Ks0s~s. PROV.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SEivAts Chapel I3os ohApiias street
OAn Rhons lslT
DIED


lSr2 at o" 'i"'h J. NJ MA"''N
HHI y tN'''i"'" "''"" "i James
I, Casey. Ia hoI |'hd eat
Funeral notice hereafter
,,III.Ifn "a, ,,,hn,,L,v I,n,,a,, If
IyI1 al 4. ,.',l,.h T. NJ at hia huua
tyakn.,t ..,tI.uroI Irnad BIt Iupii
lltT a uI IL.AUp
,....-. a. ,.t,,.
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uuLr DnruHsn OLhIhn

Iiny " Va Iuu u I'''lu NJ
n"woiI vnn h"lnF h"ll hy '"""i. IL"
Ih"tiiIon to-day whlio 'h"| l"'""iiT"'"'l
tho uInutInp 81 II"i,",i "ud hv -
Nnn,Iv at iIdosun lurI ulrhl II"h"I y
Wnnly WIN hIll"h und hlu Y"uuP"I
Ltnihor whn wru wounded hl"l t"hm V
Iuut nTto, 10 Iep'h"h h""piirl IL
IrhhrloTiuu h'b"w"ll gave hlmn"lf ~
mud told tho pulh"tlIIcH hIu yrI alton "r
,ho EhoolInu Ito cluImrh u r"pulIrdl
FROM IeaIouHy uv"r u RiIl 90 Whom ho
had boon calling, md mlh that whllo
no was on hip wny I" hIT h"mn In
Queen shoals Nh" Woody hr"thc,S ut
tackled him IIe iuHistod that h" HhUt
them In self -dcf"nEoc.
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uhippinF Driven 10 shelter.

IlnlIiu"ro. Md. Inn. ~ Thl" I""'"h
wan visited today Wy ga" "f Va" ""' "
nurIh0nut uI"Imr IN mnny v"'Tn lh"
vunII,rr bureau hnToInri"r f"ll I" ~ V.
ur haven't poIut recorded hero r,n"o
Igyq rhcrnponho Hay nhIpplnE war
driven To nhrItrr nnd tolrph"no unrNl"o
,IIuuIIv wan rcnIIirird to Tho under
urnrn1 nrIvI.r THO telegraph '"in
rnuIcp wrIo Irruriod Ia batter nhnpr -
rrrI Ia Wr,tcIn MnryInnd wh"Io hll%
gnId .nndIii"ur prevailed
e, r,.r Intir 10, rldrutn duo ~ tho ri"I ~
vrrc ,runIird lat Ihutu v"te mln"I
nhBhnpn Ia IInlIliu"I0
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y ll"lrpi"u, boI i"u " ~ ''""
rnrn uua rw"pI w n''nrF '""'"h
rrlo i"drv vhl'h Ilft"d IL" '""I" I'"h
-oro,nl hnuror. runrI'"h wlnh0N" f"l'h
Itr"" "md I"In r"""HI bet" l"""" I'"H
w." r"""tl upr nnh dr""n tho "'nh against
ri,Ir" "pnnuIuF h,tnllpn. 'lr"r
-" fmlrlIirr hncr h'"u I"p"II"1 ~
though r"vor"l p"h-rlIlnnr v"i" blown
uv", rmuuF ih"m '"r"u"I iulI"h. VINO
rnr-lSrI painful IuIulcn IInlIoy,
iinnnpn, In ilnu aud Telegraph r"rvl"n
woro badly iinlai,nh Fnllon "lr"lrl"
wIIon At limos endangered tho llvrr "f
pohrstrinnH.
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Bank Cashier Alleged
RObb0r Of Rival Bank

Trrponn ralif Jan. ~ Fred \
Grrrc. roahlor 81 tho fIilE"nH S"tl"nni
hnnh bore wna placed In III" Guy ln''
today aud 'hurRrd Win having robbed
Il IItllrur SnvluKu hunk m""'"nR"r ~
$500 DC,7 According I" M" otn"'nl
ptn tcmOnt ~ ia" polio" department.
Grace admitted tho th"ft, implicated
two nthcra and restored G.1iS stolen
funa
Grace. wh" had been "nIl"ynd by tn"
bank for thirteen Y"ar". told III" police.
thcy announced. that he wnH the pTln-
rIp,l la tho robbery uJ william Hooker.
nnnk mrssougcr. Witch had E"n" un-
a,,IyCd until today.
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Att. Uhi.I E'ssiss

hIm,"urh ~" "iu""'S"'I"" 10 ""'"
paIIIuulsrly lui"r""i"'l !" """l"E Ii"""'
e Crsg" 80 apr"luI"d u" "l'y manager
nnd 4 J T. bIhion ~ 'liy H"lh n"'.
slnuV With this '"'uNH M "H"il !" "''"'"
cnntrnI 81 III" p"liu" f"r"" hy r"'"''''H
mon who would In nR"lnnl 'h"i ~"
gloT
uauucl Inhnrpu. n IN rrlh. Ir VA"
rhulro ur tho IrpR". blirIom "'HhhI""
tlou for uhlor 81 polio" I""I'"g u"
,huuah homo "puhllo ronilm"n' '"''"
ho umuuihod over by dropping w"
chief A hurley Th"mrn"u nnh H"'". wv
tho ruppurt "r Ihuro VIII" NJ" "E"I""'
rhompnnn. tho DIiTlon .'TnRp "IH"h'h"
lion In Acquiring on tho Hurr"f "' 90
TIro chief Edward I. lt"r" hhh IN'""'
T. AIImcyrr. who. II ~ rnId. may "'
copt tho nTo ChlorH l"n.
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sUsIHasn oProRruHIrIus.

IINtElI.ENr "rcuinH /" high grade
mechanical and r"Ioa i'uai"oSa f"r a
gentle IMAM VII" "a" nVosi 1000 'hbh
Must taks a'Il,a inIatssI ~ "U'o nual .
nasa pays attractive toIurnH aud has u"
dp With all hluds 81 industrial aud
mechanical pIsnta WltI pay nnIary amt
share ~ rf"f,a uINIo oEO. uh"m" nu"'
her aud "u"upaIi"n J." nrHi lo'tor rita
Ia y good "ppnrrunliy f"r nun VIII"
means huHlun7a md 'nn fulnll all al" +"
rarulrementr NddrSaa u - raro InIel
ilHsncsr 10 y J
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ENTITLED TO PA8B

Chicago. Ian II halfway "lnrl"l "'
urunicl IcnN0 81 nbHcnC" to do "TEnnIEn-
lion ,rk for labor uui"ur arc CniliI"h
To rr", transportation "n lh"ir r""h"
until tho leave IL officially cancelled. ~
was held hy u d"'Ini"n al ia" railroad
luhor board today.
Tho drulsiuu whH handed down la Ia"
case ur r.. neliY general chairman 81
tho irorhorh""d 4 halfway ""h h'"'"
nhir ,lorEs rrolrs,r li"nhlorH. r"r'""H
and tuari"n Ilmrlnyos I"i TIA" rec" MAJ
uuuIio galway
Ito wna granted leave la May. lolH.
,nd InIsr Ia Applying f"i I'"""r"' l"il""
waa Iofun"ds by tho '"i"r""l IL" h""il
hoih that lee wnn ,nlltl"d /" i'"n"i"''"
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I'~rkarshu'4, ~. Va, Jan tins
rInin Witch BI"ka DVar The Honbues
ona, ~ this niV ~ al aaIly h"W Hls
","ininH. lnidiy hampsied hilI"nh 'tAt
~" and HsIi"uHly Iui.IfsninH WIN 's'sr
H,nIhiu communication hsir"sn l""~l
i,"lnI. ~sa nnI ~" ssysI. hs'"i "IhDnsb
lh"," ~"a D",ald"'abia s""rf"ll 0W'bs
~" d"y, accompanied w hlsb Winds
= "IsI.i,""" COMMONWEALTH" !" 'hA "l'b
""d IL ,","l diAI'i"is has no' b"sh IN
I"'t"ri"h
r,a-a rnd n"unna,Dni wires sn's
badly hsUI,"t"h
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ITishu,gh. Jan H.. riit"b"Nh ause
inIned ,-ll.ht damage nnd litiI" ine0ns
vonlonoo an III" result 0f heavy snoWs
rrII ,hIn morning. although western
TomneyIvnnla hny reported % have bee4
harder hit by tho nrHt bliS,aru Of
wluI"r II"w"var. comInunirn ton 40
Recommendation delays cast Of the city
inquired all day. Tho weather bureau
rcpnricd u nvn inch snow fall here,
breaking proviouH record or iouI
lnChaH. a ~ milo wind 1nio today addsa
10 physical diHcomf0rt, but 70 matsrsi
damage wan done. III.
Tho WrHtcrn I'nIou Telegraph COM
Imny rrUnrtod considerable troupie
tho northern West virginia district, ~
partially In tho CHTksburI ana Frr'
mont rcsions. A snow fall of from ,
to 10 Inches was reported In tho n0uA-
ralnn. while from Deer Park, Nd. came
u IepoIt Of IA 1fiGan inch fall. Va
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ron RGNT-FURHIHHn ROOMS

ron RDNT - Furnished rooms FOR
young women earning ANAL SALARY.
ono Dollar seventy ave centh per wn"h.
Also meals II desired. Phone Wig llOO.
Jal2-l
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In Masaaahtisstts

RpIlnEnrld. Mnnn. Jan, IT,. with Hi'
Inrhor 81 rnuw on the ground thln nflnr
noon aud tho rtnrm apparently lnrr"hH
inn Ia yluloncn. trains wei" half M hour
or moro Into and trolley nphsdulrr do
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LOnr AHD SOUHD

Lost Doc VII" hatred f"s tsrTl"r.
brown en,H bla'b patch "n body. 40
rawsrd rhnua a1OE J 1'lD Ihhrlin"
NJ Jan 10 |
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nuaPOHhIaILITT NOTICE
NOTICE

After this date viii not 10 -.
sp0nslblo Tor any debts contracted
by any person other than myAnlf
tgIEnsdJ e. T. iiDitSIiIc, X.
436t Woods H. Wheeling. w. Va.
January 10 lOia. JAM Ill
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rOU HAI.E ono M'I,"y L." I'"h ''h
fsst slmuat new. rohh"nnhl" pIl'o 10
aul0h buyer. Cali Wheeling ~ "iI
u.,ho, ,,,.,t Ia-l2-l
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n,.,.u,.h. Nv. trolley IiRss wsvs sssdA
"a Ia thla rlv
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gO1 IA n

ron ENLE Federal Commercial II"
HlEnlnE o"urdn. 90 n"s ~ l'''""
YRlo, ohio J' -
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HoFnR TO anOUnn PUBLIC Az
FhOvAL AND BTILL UIrUH
CoRTRoL or CITY GOV
nRhMnHT
CITY KALI POWERS BMAHr OWN
TIM OUFAAhanAM HOLTn
rIuRr-rI0MT ON
rRAnIuR
PArOM UP ILL EnRLIh0 WITM
hOaa OnnW TO down. OAFTAIa
OTTO In rnn rInsT wAhD

la on"Tt 10 soialn '"nii"I "f IA"
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The Washington times., 1922-10-03
Fight For Bonus TO
Be Renewed In
Congress

Renewal of the fight for q
soldier bonus in the next aes-
sion of Congress was made GER
tain today.
Following the announcement
of Chairman Fordney of the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee that he would introduce
a new bill in the House as soon
as Congress reconvenes, Senator
McCumber chairman of the FL
nance Committee, stated that a
companion measure will be in
troduced in the Senate at the
same time.
Asked if the new bill will
carry financing section to
overcome the objection on which
President Harding's veto Of the
previous measure was based,
Senator McCumber said that
will have to be worked out"
The Senator was doubtful
that another bonus bill could be
put through both houses during
the short session, but the issue
can be kept alive by bringing
it up.
The Washington times., 1922-10-03
ROLLER SKATER,
THROWN BY CAR,
D|ESFROM ALL
BOYS Skull Fractured as Auto
to Which He clings Swerves
Suddenly.

Thrown to the ground when tbs
machine he was Clinging TO swerved
suddenly. Richard Bowling, thirteen
years old. l2l4 X street northwest,
received injuries today that resulted
in his death at George Washington
University Hospital. He suffered a
fracture of the skull.
The boy was roller skating in 'he
700 block of i street northwest
when he caught hold OF the rear end
of an automobile. The operator
turned tn" machine sharply to avoid
running into deep rut in the stree:
and the boy lost his hold When he
fell no struck his head against the
ground, causing a fracture. The ma
chine did not stop. Police are OF the
opinion that the occupants did not
know the little fellow WAS ClinginS
10 the car.
S. r. Downing, 7lS G street north
east. and W. B. Williams. 2lS Ninth
street southeast. who were passing
in an automobile halted their car
and placed the boy in it, A hurried
run was made to the hospital, but
despite the efforts of the physicians
to save him the boy died in a few
minutes after being admitted.
The Washington times., 1922-10-03
D. C. PLANS TO RESTRICT
DRUGS TO INDUCE SLEEP

DR.. William c. Fowler, District
health officer, is planning to restrict
the sale of veronal and other hyp
motto drugs of the same class. HC
said yesterday that the regulations
governing the sale of poisons should
apply to the medicines which pro
duCc sleep.
The druggists. in event DR.
Fowler carries out his present plan
will have to record the name and &C
dress of the purchaser of verondj
and other similar drugs; learn II the
purchaser is aware of the poisonous
character of the substance and that
1t is to be used for a lawful purpose
and mark the word poison" on he
bottle.
The action OF the health officer
followed the death of Thomas Gibbs
twenty-five years old, OF Copley, Md.
who was fifty.four hours unconscious
in Georgetown Hospital from an
overdose of verOnal.