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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-20

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New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
WhereGoodT Abides

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traditional among interior deco
rators, Thibaut Wall Papers
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homes in the land.
Yet even the humbIest home,
where good taste abides, need
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New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

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New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

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more than the ordinary.
Call at our Main Store, where
Decorating Expert may be con-
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name of nearest Thibaut dealer.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET

! The Legion Auxiliary will meet IN
the legion hall tomorrow evening at
Is o'clock to transact some very I'M
portant business matters. It is urgent
that all members who possibly can
will attend.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
MRS. MOTT CARD HOSTESS
1t her home on Twelfth avenue

At her home on Twelfth avenue anC
Sixteenth street, Mrs. T. A. Mott
entertained at smart bridge yes
terday morning, her guests including
the members Of the Wednesday Bridge
club together with number of guests.
A pretty arrangement OF choice gar
den flowers made very attractive the
rooms in which the six card tables
were placed. A series of interesting
games ensued with the club prize, a
bottle of toilet water going to Mrs.
E.. B. Jones and the out Of town prize,
box of stationery, to Mrs. w. w.
sWilburn of Hartsville, S. c. Mrs. Alex
Hall received the intown guest prize,
a deck. of cards while Mrs. Fred Aber-
nethy was consoled with a bottle OF
Community club lemon extract.
A lovely luncheon followed by
mints was served after the game. Mrs
Mott will entertain at bridge again
on Friday.
Those playing yesterday were Mes
DANES Frank Henderson, J. A. Hern-
don, F. B. Ingold, E. def. Head. I:
C. Blackburn, E. l.. Shuford, Fred
Joe Murphy, Walter Tay-
lor, Jr., H. C. Lutz,, J. L. Riddle and
quest. Mrs. Thomas of Savannah,
Gordon Crowell of Lincolnton, Walker
Lyerly, w. N. Martin, B. D. Williams,
OF Charlotte, w. w. Wilburn of Harts-
vile, S. c.. E. Bryan Jones. Hugh
D'Anna, G. B. Everette, Richard Ball
niger, r. A. Grimes and Alex Hall.
Mrs. R. E. Martin was a special guest
for luncheon
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
PREPARING FOR THE WORST

"When I was in London just after
the armistice," said Richard Connell
who went across with a New York re-
giment, " l saw three of General
sO'Ryan's soldiers march up to pol
iceman "Say Officer" said one OF
them; "tell us how to get to the swell
est hashhouse in this burg The
"bobby" thought it over for moment
Then he said, if / takes yer meanin'
right. think as 'ow' you'd better
take taxi to the Clerridge.
'"The Cladidge is a fashionable hotel
and restaurant. The three got into the
taxi at once. 1 got into another and
followed. The restaurant was crowd
ed when the three entered. In loud
voice one of them waved an arm at
the head waiter.
Hi, gassong! Toot sweet!'
"The waiter came.
Yes, sir?"
we want the SWEETEST feed in
this joint said another, also toot
|sweetie!"
Yes, sir said the waiter. He
bowed and showed them to a table
People were looking round every
where.
"'And say, gassong,' said the third
bring couple Of quarts of cham
paign with the eats-see ?-and the
tooter the sweeter! We're Americans
we are!'
"The waiter, rubbing his. hands
politely together, bowed again.
Yes, sir he said; 'I'll warn the
other guests" "-Everybody's Maya
zine.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
FUNERAL OF MRS DEAL

The funeral over the remains OF
Mrs. Adam Deal, who died at her home
three miles beyond st. Stephens Tues
doay morning at 10 O'Clock, was held
from Miller's church yesterday by
Rev. J. E. Barb in the presence Of a
large congregation Of friends. Mrs
Deal who was 81 years of age on
July q, was a splendid woman. For
years she had been a. sufferer, but
bore her affE Ections with christian
fortitude.
Mrs. Deal and her late husband
were blessed with no children of their
own, but they adopted Mrs. w. 2;
Bumgarner when she was a child and
reared her to womanhood. Mrs. Deal
is survived by one sister. Miss Lydia
Hollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bumgsrner desire
to thank. the many friends who were
so considerate and helpful to them
during the illness and death of Mrs
Deal
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
BRIDGE HOSTESS

"a very charming party was that
given Yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mr.. andMrs. J. D. Elliott when Mrs.
O H. Hester entertained her bridge
club. Mrs. Harold Shuford, a recent
bride, was made member Of the club
and Mrs. Gordon Crowell Of Lincoln
ton was an extra guest playing yes
|terday.
After several enthusiastic rounds
Mrs. C. v. Garth was awarded the
high score prize, pretty handker-
chief while to the bride Mrs. Hester
presented prize, auitable for house
h-eeping.
,kfter the game dainty refreshments
were served with Mrs. Donald Shuford
coming ir for that period. The next
club meeting will be held with Mrs
C. Y. Garth.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
MRS. ROWE HOSTESS

Mrs. D. D. Rowe was hostess tc
Circle No. 3 of the Methodist church
yesterday afternoon.
Thirteen members answered roll
call and Mrs. Nash was welcomed as
a new member Mrs. P. A. Setter
was pleasant visitor.
The meeting was opened by the
chairman Mrs. D. D. Rowe, scripture
reading and prayer was followed by
the regular business for the day.
Plans for the open meeting were
discussed and decided upon the date
to be announced later. A social hour
was enjoyed during which the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Lohr served an ice
course.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE

Rutherford College, July 12.-H Ct t
weather, fine seasons, and pienty ~
hard work for those industrlally mlno-
ed.
The fourth quarterly conference Tor
the Connolly Springs circuit VIII pe
held at the College july 22-z3.
Mr. ]. E. Bolick had the misfortune
of losing two fine milk cows last
week. A veterinary doctor was cailea,
hut he could net determine the cause
Fearing that it might be hydropnopla,
parts Of the animals were sent OH TOT
chemical analysis.
MT. M. C. johnson and family OF
Saltville, Va, are spending Vaca-
tiN1 her with his parents.
! The concrete walks and sand Gay
driveway connecting and IN front Oh
Weaver Hall and the college auditor
ium will be completed this week. Inns
will be one Of the greatest improve
ments put in lately, and add much to
the appearance Of the place.
Miss Fay Black of Matthews VINO
was on her way hime from the sum-
mer school at Cullowhee spent the
week end here with Miss Racheal
Elliott. Miss Leland Elliott lett this
morning for Boone to attend the sum-
mer school at that place.
Mrs. S S Blackburn and two daugh7
tiers. who have been delightful
guests at the home Of Mrs. W. =;
WYATT for the last ten days, returned
to their home at Guilford College Mon
day.
Rev. J. w. Bennette preached Tor
the Methodist Protestant chufch az
SHADY Grove Sunday night, and
baptized Rev. w. NJ. Rathburn>s IN
fant.
Mrs. R. S. Abernethy had as week
end visitors her daughter, Mrs. }. y.
Ranken and children. and Mrs. Ruth
Gilcrist who has completed her course
at the Boone summer school and was
returning to her home in Laurlnburg.
N. c.. also Miss Kate Abernethv or
Forest City who was returning 20
Boone for the second term OF the sum-
mer school. f
This scribe had the pleasure OF
preaching to the good people at
3ollinger chapel Sunday and then las.-
ening to a good sermon by Rev. ): =, W.
Terrell at the high school building
at this place at night. -,
Miss Ruth Elliott and possibly
others. will go to the Wesley class
Federation at Junaluska. -,
The College Sunday-school VIII
meet next Sunday at o'clock IN or
der to enable those who wish to at
tend the Sunday-school children>s DAY
exercises of the undenominatlonal >.
;. at the high-school auditorium at lo
o'clock. :,
Special announcement was made IN
viting everybody who is interested IN
the erection of the new Metnod'st
church that has been started mere
more than year ago to be presenI
at the II o'clock services at the au-
ditorium here next Sunday.
Miss Sarah B. Lowder' deaconess
If Atlanta. is home for her vacation
Brother Lowder's. daughters are no"
all at home.
Mr.. Win Abee's threshing mechlne
is in our community today. The turn
out was below the average, with few
exceptions.
Quite a number Of visitors are now
At the Connolly Springs hotel. FIFTY
or sixty were reported today ana
about all the rooms at the hotel are
spoken for.
Glad to report that Mr.. ] b. Weaver
who has been under treatment Tor hlgh
blood pressure surprised his physicians
when examination was made. that ne
was making such good progress to-
ward recovery.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13

very slack this year and am home part
of the time. I do not like to take anv
chances, so I consulted my friends, and
one lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham' s
medicine so I did. have felt better
rightalong and am in good enough health
to go to work. recommend your Veg
etable Compound and Sanative Wash to
all. Mrs. MARY ENRICo, 459 N. Car
penter St., Chicago, Illinois.
Often the mother is obliged to support
her children and good health is neces-
sary. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is just the medicine you can
depend upon. It is a medicine for wo-
mems ailments and the relief it brought
Mrs. Enrico it may bring to you. Keep
well by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13

Mr.. B. F. Seagle showed Record
reporter today receipt for a news
paper subscription under date OF Jan
,,arv l. 1854. The paper and writing
were preserved. His father, Gen. y.
|Seagle, pair SO for the Weekly North
Carolina Standard of Lincolnton. Inc
paper. which was published by Holden
and Wilson. sold for So year.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13

Mrs. D. w. Woods who has been the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. w. O. Goode
at their home "Goodrest" on Thir-
teenth avenue, will leave tomorrow
for Canada. On July % Mrs. Woods
will sail with her brother and his
family for Devonshire, England, their
former home.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
TO OPEN STUDIO

Mrs. John Geitner will open voice
studio this week at her home ON Seven
teenth street, No pupils under 16 years
of age will be taken. For interview
call 5528L.
Hickory daily record., 1922-07-13
WORKS FOR Child.
MUST keep WELL.
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico
Chicago, Illinois. II took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for q

AAO 10 UAOAO1Oe
had tried doctors and
all said the samoan
operation. At first T
only felt the pain on
my left side, ,butlater
/ seemed to feel it on
both sides. I am 8
power sewing-ma-
chine operator and
have a little girl to
support. l work in q
tailor shop and that
limo oof uyorL hoe hoor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
PARA PRESIDIR LA COMISION

Con Smotivo de ausentarse para los
Estados Unidos en- asuntOs Ofciales
el Lcdo. Sr. Santiago Carmona, presi-
dente de la comisi6n de indemnizacio-
nes obrera, ha designsdo para susti-
tuirle al ST. Prudencio Sisivera Martf-
nez, de la misma comisi6n Y uno de
los LEADERS del Partido socialista. Co.
mo presidente ola la comisi6n en- la
parte no administrative, queda, re-
glamentariamente nuestro distinguido
compalero ell la prensa el ST. Jose
Coll Y Vidal. uno de los miembros
elegidos por el voto popular para Ell
expresado cargo. Ell gobernador ha
autorizado los gastos del expresado
funcionario que embarca enseguida
para concurrir a la convention anual
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Ell EX-SUPERINTENDENTE DE
ELECCIONESS EMBARGO EN- Ell
"CARACAS"

En- el vap0r Caracas, de ID Red
I'D" Line, embGrc0 aver a las cinco
Ge la tarde para Estados Unidos, el
apreciable oaballcro americana Mr.. f.
W. Keith, Il quien recientemente le
fu6 pedida su renuncia, pOr el Gober-
n&dor Reilly, como Superintendent de
Elecciones de Puerto Rico, cargo que
dcsempen0 por un buen numero de
amos, con el hcncpldcito de todos los
partidos polfticos.
Con el sefor keith embarca su dis
tinguida csposa, muy estimada por Ia
sCciedad de San Juan.
Los seiioreS de Keith fijaran SUI re-
siGencis ell Ashville, n. G. donde Mr..
Keith, seglin Sc nos informa, Sc pro-
pone fabricar I'm chalet. para vivir en-
Gl unl vida retirada v apacible. El
senior Keith ha convividO entire no.
sOtrOs alrededor de veinte ailos. La,
mayor parte de su tempo 10 empleo
laborandO EN- el gobierno.
Ell IMPARCIAL 6esea los sefio-
res de Keith, una travesfa placentera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

Como previamente Sc habia anun-
ciado, el pasado domingo a las 8 A. M.
Y en- la Acadia de la municipalidad
de Rio Piedras, Sc llevo efecto una
reunion de Agricultores, bajo la pre-
sidencia de don Deogracias Viera, y
actuando como secretario interino ell
senior Antonio Fernandez Lago. Tan
pronto Sc dio principle al acto, pre-
sentaron sus renuncias con caracter
irrevocable, ell senor Viera y el senior
Jose Reyes Soto, presidente = tesore-
ro, espectivamente.
Ambas renuncias fueron aceptadas
con gran pesar de los asociados.
Sc acordo conceder un receso de
cinco minutes para nombrar la nue.
va directiva, por unanimidad, fue
elegido para la presidencia, ell impor-
tante agricultor don Jose Martinez
Llonin.
lndlstlntamente ell senor Martinez
Llonfn, ha actuado como presidente
INFERNO de la susodicha asociacion,
pues los agricultores todos ven en- ell
senor Martinez Llonin, al hombre que
Sc necesita para dirijirla. Tan prom
to fue proclamada la election, pro-
testo de ella ell sefior Martinez Llo-
min, alegando que sus m1ltiples ocu-
paciones, y 10 avanzado de SUI edad no
lie permitian aceptar la presidencia,
pero los asistentes no quisieron aten-
der excuses, y ell presidente electo hu-
bo de aceptar finalmente.
La nueva directiva quedo constituf-
da por los siguientes senores:l Jose
Martinez Llonin, (Presidente); Juan
Caloca, (Vice presidente); Jose Reyes
Soto, (Secretario); Joaquin Tirado,
| (Tesorero); A. Martinez, (V. en- P);
j. Carri6n, " en- P.); v. Alvarez, (V.
en- P) ;Mr. Dries, (V. en- P.) I'M. Caballe
ROY; j. Tirado, ". en- P.); Federico
Val Espinosa, ". lS.); Gonzalo Diaz,
| lV S.; Onofre Solano, ". s.; Ze-
y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
LAS SENORITAS DE HIGUEKA.

En- el vapor "San Lorenzo, que sal
dra de este puerto el dfa 2S del ac-
tual, embarcaran para ell Norte con-
tinuar sus estudios universitariOs. las
gentiles sehoritas de Higueras.
Las acompafia su padre, el conocido
contratista de obras D. Antonio Hi
gueras. quien Sc le aprecia de We
ras en- esta casa.
Por anticipate deseamos a las Sc
floritas Higueras, 10 mismo que a d.
Antonio, una travesfa muy feliz, a
elias muchOs GxitOs en- sus estudios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Sc habla en- Washington
de una sustituclon de Mr..
Hughes por Mr., + all
Sesenta soldados americanos de infanteria de
marina guardian en- Esmima la pro- .
piedad americana.
(De Nuestro Seruicio CablegrdfcO)

WASHINGTON, septiembre 13.-
En- los circulos politicos de Washing
ton Sc dice que, probablemente, a SUI
regreso de Rio de Janeiro, el Secreta-
rio de Estado Mr.. Hughes sera NOM
brado para ocupar una vacante en- ell
Tribunal Supreme, Y sera nombrado
sempeia en- la actualidad la Secreta-
ria del Interior. Esta combination Sc
da como segura, pero no tiene preci-
samente el elogio de la opinion, va
que Sc considera a Mr.. Hughes como
el hombre mas capacitado dentro del
Gabinete para conducir la politica eX-
terror de los Estados Unidos.
ESMIRNA, septiembre 13.-El des-
trOyer americana Lawrence" lego
aver a este puerto, desembarcando
sesenta soldados de marina, quienes
han sido apostados en- el consulate de
los Estados Unidos, el teatro, el edifi-
clio de la Association Cristiana de J6-
venes V la escuela americana. No Sc
han registrado des0rdeneS de -ninguna
espece desde la toma de la ciudad
por los turc0s.
SAN SEBASTIAN, septiembre IS.
Ell insuperable caballo Rubau, de la
cuadra del Duque de Toledo, que CO.
mo saben nuestros lectores, es el Rey
Alfonso XIII, gano ell gran premio, en-
lucha con admirables caballos de ca
rreras de Franeia Inglaterra y de
todas las cuadras de Espana. Ell Ru-
bau verdaderamente no podia encon-
trar un competitor en- la Carrera de
San Sebastian en- que Sc ha dado ell
premio mayor del .mundo, medic mi
Hon de pesetas. Il
LONDRES, septiembre 13.-E Ell
Presidente del Consejo de Ministries
Lloyd George, ha solicitado ell con-
curse de Francia para evitar que los
turcos dominen los Dardanelos. Sc
guramente Francia obligara los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

turcos a detenerse. Inglaterra quie-
re, por ahora, ejercer una accion con-
ciliadora.
LONDRES, septiembre 13.-Tele-
grafian de Southampton que ha llega-
do aver ell vapor ingles "Kinfaune
Castle" trayendo a su bordo $40 nau-
fragos del vapor 'Hammonia" que Sc
fue pique en- las costas de Portugal.
Entire los salvados por el vapor in
giles Sc encuentra el captain del
"Hammonia". Traen los supervivien-
tes de la catastrofe marina, una YER
sion dolorosa. Dos de los primeros
botes que fueron arriados del "Ham-
monia" llenos de pasajeros, zozobra-
ron, pereciendo ochenta personals. q
las que no Sc pudo rescatar por la tre-
menda agitacion del mar. Los vapo-
res que prestaron auxilio fueron ade-
mas del "Kinfaune Castle, ell "City
of Valence", ell EITHER Eulio', ingle-
ses Y ell "Niceto de Larrinaga", espa-
mol. Ell naufragio obedecio a que Sc
abrio en- ell buque una via de aqua, a
consequence de una galerna, ochen-
ia millas de Vigo. "a
PARIS. septiembre 13.-Despachos
de Esmilna dicen que la evacuation
de la ciudad por las trOpas griegas,
Sc ha llevado cabo sin ninguna di-
ficultad Y con una discipline admira
BILE. Ias=tropas salen Ell algunos tras
sportes hacia Atenas.
HABABNA, septiembre 13.-La
ciudad esta bajo la fuerza de una
lluvia torrencial que lleva va algu-
mas horas, habiendo producido algunas
inundaciones en- la parte baja de la
poblaci6n. Las Gales estan converti-
das en- verdaderos rios. Sc ha notado
en- las Gltimas horas un descenso de
la temperature, 10 que hace temer que
la torrencial lluvia no fuese sino ell
preludio de un temporal que pudiera
causar males irreparables.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
La Canara
de Conercio Sc
reune manana
Algunos directories de
'BancOS infOrrnan q.
no han dadO min
gun paso.

Aver quedo redactada la peticion
que hacen reglamentariamente algu-
nos socios de la Camara de Comercio
de San Juan, solicitando una Asam-
blea general, para tratar segun Sc
informa, del debatido asunto del ca
BILE cables dirijidos al Presidente
Harding, respecto de la designation
del nuevo tesorero de Puerto Rico y
adltanentos que Sc cree por algunos
que Sc han hecho al cable autorizado
enviado por el presidente seiior Lee
que este caballerq sostuvo en- la ulti-
ma session.
Las versiones mas autorizadas que
han circulado, aseguran que la inmen-
sa mayorfa de los socioA del expresa-
do ORGANISING, Sc muestran deseosos
de q. Sc aclare de una manera indubi-
table, 81 ell expresado Presidente, al
hablar en- ese concepto, solamente eX-
pres6 10 que ell texto del despacho por
el presentado la directiva dec1a, o
81 en- Washington aparecen otras fra
ses refriendose al senor Benedicto.
Ell seiior Lee ha insistido en- afirmar
que solamente ell texto por el presen-
tado en- la session del lunes fue 10 por
Ell suscrito y Sc ha hablado en- los cir
culos politicos de que Sc ha solicitado
del Presidente Harding de su Sc
cretario que envie la copia del despa-
cho ALI recibido. La grave, enferme-
dad que aqueja la sonora esposa del
Presidente difculta ahora toda gestion
acerca de SD persona, pero Sc confia
(Continua en- la 4ta. pagina)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

WASHINGTON, septiembre 13-El
Gltimo boletfn m6dico marca una no.
table meiorfa Ell la enfermedad de la
Sra de Harding habiendose desecha-
do toda tentativa de operaci6n, Dor
ahOra. Anoche durmi0 reposadamen-
te, pareciendo que las complicaciones
previstas han desaparccido. FL Pre-
La temperature de esta maiiana era
de 90 precipitaciones pulse. noventa:
respiration noventiocho.
PARIS, septiembre 13.-En una en-
trevista tenida con un periodista por
George Clemenceau, hizo Saber que SUI
viaje a los Estados Unidos obedecfa
a su deseo de labOrar con ell pueblo
americana en- un acercamiento cordial,
a fin de preservar la paZ del mundo
Declare que la OCCASION habfa llegadO
en- que Sc levantara una voz Il propa-
gar las ideas generOsas Y mobiles que
abriga ell pueblo frances, llevando ell
prop1sito de pronunciar algunas con-
ferencias sObre este t0pico, en- dife
renteS ciudades de los EStadOS Uni
dos. Dice Clemenceau que solo en- Ia
libre America esta depositada SUI con-
tianZa para que ell buen nOmbre de
Francia coupe el elevado puesto que
ha sabidoscopquistarse en- la Historic.
por sus ideales avanzados de igual-
dad Y democracia para todos los pue
bios. Ell ilustre polftico cree estar en-
el Norte ala para ell mes de noviem-
bre.
BARCELONA, septiembre 13.-El
vapor espanol "Uria%, que estaba fon-
deado en- esta bahia, ha heeho explo-
sion aver, hundi6ndose rapidamente.
Solo queda fuera del aqua uno de los
palos. La chimenea y ell palo de popa
Sc han desprendide consecuencia de
la explosion. Las perdidas, puesto
que Sc trata de un buque de carga Y
va viejo, no son considerables. Ell
buque estaba tasado en- doscientos mil
dollars. No Sc sabe hasta ahora 81
/ han ocurrido perdidas entire ell escaso
numero de tripulantes que pudieran
estar bordo cuando ocurrio el sinies-
tro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Ell ASUNTO DE LA SAN JUAN
DOCK COMPANY.

Aver volvi0 a la Comisi6n de Ser
vicio P1blico el asunto de la cance-
laci0n de la franquicia de la San
Juan Dock CO., que inici0 el gober-
nador de Puerto Rico. No concurri0
Ia session ell Attorney ST. Mestre.
Fue dido el ST. Felix Benftez Re-
zach, que tiene pendiente la aproba-
cion de los pianos presentados opor-
tunamente, Y aleg6 que los onositores
la franquicia concedida debieran
prestar una fianza suficiente para res
ponder de los perjuicios que Sc pudie-
ran irrogar, Sc acord0 que ei eX-
ponente hiciera In correspondence
allegation documentada y jurada.
A consecuencia de Ia exception So
metida por ell Lcdo. Sr. Guerra, que
no Sc ha resuelto aGn, sc design0 una
comisi0n compuesta por los Sres. Mes
tire. Felid Y Huyke, para que oyeran
los abogados de las parties en- litijio,
Sc inform0 que despues della session
I fueron conferenciar con ell goberna.
dor los Sres. Huyke, Felii v el nuevo
tesorero.
La actuaci6n de la comisi0n es in
dependiente del caso sometido los
tribunales, respecto de la misma fran
quicia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
MAS COMBINACIONES

Entire la gente del magisterio Sc
habla de otra combination, que Sc
considera muy pr0Xima. FL Inspector
de escuelas de Ponce ST.. Blanco, pa
ra Inspector de ejercicios o enseilan-
"a ffsica en- sustituci6n del Sr. Urru-
tia, que pasa otro destino Y de Ins-
pector Ponce ell ST.. Terry, presiden
te de la Comisi6n de Servicio Civil
para dejar paso a un candidate del
Gobernador. En- ell Departamento nc
hay noticias por 10 menos no infor
man de esos supuestos cambios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
BECA EN- ARQUITECTURA.

FL ColegiO de Agriculture Artes
MecanicaS de la Universidad de Puer-
to Rico. en- Mayagtiez, desea avisar
que Sc encuentra vacante una beca
Ell arquitectura dotada con cuarenta
pesos mensuales, V ademas Sc proven
libros, instrumentos de dibujo efec-
tos de clase. Los aspirantes esta
beca deberan ser j0venes graduados
de escuela superior (High School) v
deberdn enviar sus solicitudes al Rec
tor del Colegio de Agricultural Y Artes
Mecdnicas acompaiiando un record
certificado de las materias cursadas
Ell Ia escuela superior Y una recomen-
daci6n del principal del Inspector
del Distrito escolar correspondence.