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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

midad a sus deudos, deseamos
-Durante ell pasado mes de enero in
gresaron en- la Secretarfa de la Corte
Municipal de este distrito municipal,
500 d0lares 40 centavos, por concepto
de multas y costas; Sc cancelaron
sellos valorados en- 129 d6lares.
En- la Sala de Emergencies del Hos
pital TricOche, han prestado asisten-
cia la vecina dofa Eustaquia San
tiagO, en- lesiones que recibiera al ser
arrOllada, en- la Gale de Atocha. de
esta ciudad, por una autom0vil en-
cuya rueda iba Diego CASTOR.
-AgapitO Conception, sindicado por
escalamiento, agredi6 en- plena Corte
de DistritO, al testigo de cargo nom
bradO Fernando Alvarez.
Al dictar sentencia el Hon. Juez
FoOte, impuso a AgapitO % dfas de
carcel pOr desacato un aio de
prisi0n como culpable del delito de
acometimiento y aggression.
La policfa de. este puesto ha de-
tenido aquf al menor Carmelo Baez
Rosario, pr0fugo de la Escuela Refor-
matoria de Mayagiiez
aver saludamos en- esta ciudad al
cumplidOr cabo Emilio Rodriguez, de
la. pOlicfa insular, quien interinamente
assume la comandancia del puesto de
Adjuntas.
Pedro Colon. vecino de Machuelo
fu6 asistido en- el Cuarto de Socorros
en- lesiones leves que presentaba en-
distintas regiOnes del cuerpO, las que
inform0 a la policfa habfa recibido
a manOs de Ricardo Tor0 Juan B.
Calderon, los que le agretfieron,
aqu6l con un machete este con una
garrocha.
En- ell barrio Cuatro Gales falle-
clio antier, la senorita- 'Altagracia Ro-
driguez, cuyo cadaver recibi6 sepultu-
IA aver tarde en- ell Cementerio Civil.
asistiendo al acto numerosa concurren-
cia.
Descanse en- paz v llegue nuestra
cOndolencia a sus deudos.
C0freSpORSGI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

del Comit& de Nombramientos, pidi0
que Sc lie diera tempo para preparar
los cargOs que los republicanos Y los
sOcialistas han de fOrmular al seiiOr
DfaZ COllaZO ante dichO COmite.
Notables abogados unionistas decfan
anoche que SUI partido ha ganado ell
pleito entablado contra Mr.. Reilly,
quien Sc vera obligadO pOr la ley y
los hechOs, marckar de acuerdO con
la mayOrfa del Senado. Los lfderes
unionistas que este dicen, dejan en-
trever la posibilidad de que ell GOber-
nadOr Rely habra de ser aviSado de
Washington para que envfe nuevos
nombres al Senado en- sustituci0n de
los rechaZadOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17
Ell PROXIAIO NIAJE DEL
COMISIONADO TORO

Alfoche Sc ha vueltO a hablar de
la possible renunca de don Carlos To
r0, que tiene en- prOyecto UNI yiaje
de recreo Venezuela.
Sc ha llegado hasta decir que ell
ComisiOnado TorO esta preparando to
dos los 4apeles de su oticina para en-
tregarle a su successor, que serd uniO-
nista, .dicen los unionistas; repnblica-
no, diccn los republicanos socialista,
dicen los Ocialistas; V americana con-
tinental, (licen los veteranos de la
guerra hispanoamericana-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17
MERCADO DE AZUCAR

Mercado fuerte. Ventas: de la nue.
va cosecha de Cuba la Federal Su-
gar Refining Co. $4,000 toneladas pa
ia embarque Ell febrero MARIO a
21s contra ventas de reinada para la
exportacion; de Puerto Rico para
pronto embarque 1854 costo, SECURE
Y fete. Ofertas moderadas de la vieja
cosecha de Cuba 2H 23I32.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17
FUME TABACOS

Marca "HABANERA", de Infanz6n
y Rodriguez de Mayagiiez. Visite la
oficina y yea ell muestrario. Cruz 1.
(A1tos.) Telefono 1880. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

SAN JUAN a ARECIBO vice Gda vueta).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

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; ESATOR BoRAH Is e7u.

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Eays IN which the bureau Is using the
money:
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re hands q the ex-se-Tiee nan O his
leD4ndelts in compensation allot-
ne1s.
Providing without ooS- hospital care
nj treatment 70 30O0 veterans
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24

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your money than the Journal at $1.0v
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24

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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24

WHILE he e1ar foreign relations
w committee ~gs discussing he
ty1r-p9Eer Pacific treaty, Tie same pax
obtained place q tie floor o Tie
uppe- house Senator Hitchcock ot-
fe-ed 2 resolution asking President
Harding y transmit 70 The senate ad-
Guona Information and documents r.
Ia-ing 70 is negotiation asserting thar
Iirrle q this was contained in the re-
p0r OF rhe American delegates Ad-
m-iuis-auOn leaders said this vas BE-
cause practically al the negotiations
we're oral ard few minutes o. notes
u The conversations were kept. Tie
resolution however. was adopted.
Q ECRETARY or COMMERCE
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trade statistics gathered By trade a.
s0ciauO1s. 50 he asked Attorney Gen
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24

A MOTHER OF the gangs OF swim
n dlers that prey on ignorant foreign
residents has been uncovered. this
tine in Chicago. The victims were de-
frauded Of millions q dollars by means
comparable 70 those employed by
Ponzi u Boston. Most OF the mem
bers o. the gang are under arres1 and
the police are close on the trail Of the
others
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24

HUGO SHINES, Industrial mag
IL nate learned On Wednesday that
he Is uo- - much the master OF Ger
many as he thought After 8 debate
in The reichs-ag IN which he and his
Peoples party were bitterly aSsailei
the government was given q vote u
confidence. This was q victory not
only for Chancellor With bur also
FOR Doctor RaIhenau and The indus
trial group that Is opposed 70 SHINES.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24
D ELIGIoUs aeaoas Il B&tz

d EIGIOUS fsc-l1s L BetsS
n fought bitterly Throughout lie
week and about two ss5r@ r Eas
killed and many wounded TIE Bits
troops -h4-- -10sE z hand L Tie melee
making bayo1=- charges u both s1=
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announced that LLey had agr4-5 Ep
he appointment - Ia-s5l conDs
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vent blo.otsh=d He alS5 said NJ hs-
secured -he release u TIE Einzp@.
Obstetrics TIE evscEs101 y II
Free STATE by British troops had Dee
halted bit OF Nj Collins representa-
tons 7 was resumed
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24
WILDWOOD and DELAWARE BAY
SHORT LINE RAILROAD co.
READING ROUTE

Between Wildwood and PHILADELPHIA
EVANS G. SLAUGHTER, Gs-T Mg-.
Corrected to October 3, 1891
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24

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formula % s5lve IL problem . -
curing periods q plenty and famine
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could succeed WHARF the Pharzohs had
failed
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24
IRON Pars on@ lie Hao

IRON Paris CONES re prediction
L that ths conference q he
economic rehabilitation O Eu1eg% VIII
be postponed until Nay. and SHIFTED
probably from Genoa 10 Rome Mia
o. Verona The -4asolS advanced sre
tie delay II forming 2 new Italian
government the lnSIs-el@ 0: France
O & preliminary meeting 10 decide
o. the sge1da- and Tie alleged fac;
that The United States VII 15I de-
rerrnine the extent II Is participation
until The senate has acted q he wash
tnzro1 conference treaties
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ference which VIII De headed By D..
Walther Rachenau- foreign minister.
wtl be armed with elaborate sr-u-
ments 70 prove that the r~e1arau1-
clauses IL the treaty q Versailles mus
be abandoned o. radically altered Z
the financial salvation q Europe J.
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i that The interests % al xii - tes-
served Il there IS almost 8 complete
cessation u payments during 1872 and
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goods and work Instead q cash
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
Z SMALL FIRES
DURING NIGHT
One Was in Garage in Bruins
wick Ave-. and Other in
House in Keene st.

Two alarms of fire were turned
in last night for small fires in this
city. The first was for 4 small fire
on New Brunswick avenGe near the
American garage, and the second
was in the home Of Joha Coop at
455 keene street.
An explosion resulted about 9:15
o'clock when David Isenberg struck
a match to look in the tank of his
automobile bearing license N. j.
211'81S, according to the report of
Officer Nolan. An alarm was turned
in from box &c at New street and
New Brunswick avenue. No dam
age was done and no one was in
jured.
Damage estimated at $500 was
caused by fire in the Kecne street
home about $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing. The damage is covered by in
surance. rhe alarm was turned in
from box 81 at Hall avenue and Am
boy avenue. Patrolman Louis
Hanson made the report.
Patrolman Patrick Dwyer receiv-
ed a report of small hre in the
rear of the Sunshine market on
Smith street The fire was in n bar
rel and several boxes, and the Lin
coin Engine Company was summon
ed to extinguish the blaze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
BAND CONCERTS
FOR ALL CITY
Sheehy Brings in $500 From
Different Contributors
Will Start Soon

Band concerts in different sec
tons of the city were assured today
when John X. Sheehy brought to
the Evening News Office a check for
$500, consisting of contributions he
had received for the band concert
fund. In making the contributions
Mr.. Sheehy said that the contribu-
given in different sections so that
enjoy the music.
The contributors and the amount
contributed follow: John X. Sheehy,
$25; George +. Reynolds, $25; A
Friend, $25; C. c. Baldwin. $25;
Perth Amboy Trust Company, $25;
Joseph Massopust, $25; Chris Jor-
gensen, $25; Max Gibian. $25;
Beyntor Brothers e. Company. $25;
Ross Brothers. $25; Peter McKeon,
S25, and Patrick White & Sons, SIS.
Before dates ana schedules can be
arranged for the concerts the mat
ter will have to he taken up with
the park board. However, it is eX-
pected that arrangements can be
completed with the board so the
concerts may begin within a course
of a week or ten days. Up to the
present time a total of 1886 has been
contributed to the fund and it is
expected that additional contribu-
tons will be received before the
fund is closed. Citizens are invited
tc contribute as the more money re-
reived, the greater the number of
concerts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
COAL. MINERS
HEAR HARDING
Effort Made in Washington
to End Strike president
Makes Plea

WASHINGTON, July 1-Presi-
dent Harding in convening the ses-
sion of anthracite and bituminous
workers, and union leaders in an eff
fort to end the national strike, re-
quested that the men meet an agree
ment to satisfy themselves for the
nations good.
The President in addressing the
gathering including thirty operators
and the same number OF officials,
and Secretary Hoover, Davis and
Fall, said the present was not the
time for the militant stand. He
said farmer, give and take are essen
tial.
You are admonished to arrive AT
an understanding with measurelabe
promptness among yourselves. the
president declared. III the adjust
ment cannot be reached by you
alone. government aid Will be sum-
moned. We wish you to reach II
among Yourselves, falling in that,
the peoples servants viii be called. y
Coupled with his appeal the Pres
idCnt issued a warning saying that Al
tho operators and workers could not
settle the matter the larger inter
ests must be inserted for the cause
OF the people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
Clear Rebel Nests

DUBLIN, July 1 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) The provisional free
state government turned today to
the task of clearing out the remain
ing nests of insurgents following the
fall of the Four Courts, their chief
stronghold.
The surrender this morning of
more than fifty rebels who had been
holding in the Capel street area was
hailed a. sevidence that the morale
of the Republicans had been weak
ened by the yielding of Rory
O'Connor and LION Mellowes. two
The menace still confronting not
only Dublin but the nation was rec
ognized and the Dali minister of de-
fense declared: I'VE put our hands
to this fight in the defense of the
peoples will and with your aid we
will see it to a successful ISSUE"
The proclamation praises the
courage. forebearance and devotion
to duty displayed by the troops in
the course of battle. More than en-
couraging news was received from
provinces early today including ac-
counts of victory for the national
troops in Letterkenny. The gov
ernment forces are declared to be
in control of the entire Tipperary
area.
AS far as Dublin is concerned the
plan of action against the irregu
lars probably will assume the form
of a circling movement. Thus the
movement will be conducted in a
manner similar to the concentration
on the Four Courts.
TIC next area to receive atSen-
ton will probably be the Shakwill
street district, several blocks east of
the Four Courts where the Republi-
cans took over several buildings in
cluding The postoffice, and several
hotels. The guests of the hotels
were summarily ordered to leave and
were turned out into the deserted
streets carrying their belongings.
Three other buildings in the same
block We're occupied. 1t Is report
ed on good authority that Eamon
de Vatera is in personal charge OF
the Shekville area of the Repubii-
cans who are making elaborate prep
arations to revoke any attack. This
morning the windows bristled with
rifles and revolvers.
The ruins of the -Four Courts still
were blazing furiously this morn
ing. Nothing remained of the mag
nificent dome.
The government movement against
the Shakville street area apparently
was under headway during the fore
noon.
There was a sharp outbursUof fir
ing this morning in the vicinity of
st. Stephens Green on the south
side where the irregulars were re-
ported to have seized the United
Service Club. The fighting general
ly has been diverted TO the north
side of the Iiffey in the district adj
joining the ruins of the Four Courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
STREET ASSESSMENTS WILL
STAND; HEARING IS HELD

Residents along Lawrence, Keene,
Alpine and Grove streets, who pro-
tested against the amount of the
final assessments for the curbing and
grading of these streets last night,
were given an opportunity by the
Board of Assessors to make their
complaints. hearing for this pur-
pose being held in City Hall. After
hearing the complaints the assessors
informed the property owners that
the original figures must stand and
that no changes would be made.
Many of those protesting got entire
ly off the subject for which the hear
ing was called, and protested against
the city paying almost S50,000 for
the Lehigh Park section sewer. Bids
have twice been received on this
work the last set being higher than
the original ones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
At
THE YACHT CLUB
Will be Opening Feature of
Big Carnival to be Held
Next Week

The five day garden fete of the
Raritan Yacht Club will open Tues
day night, July A. with an elaborate
fireworks display set off from the
yacht club grounds. The commit
tee in charge, realizing that there
will be no municipal fireworks dis
play this year. has secured a big
supply of Payne's Manhattan Beach
fireworks which has become fam
Gus. 1t is estimated that an hour
and half will be required in order
to set off all of the pyrotechnicai
pieces.
Practically all of the booths and
stands at which will be conducted
games of skill for prizes have been
erected and the work of stringing
the electric lights which will illum.-
nate the grounds has progressed
rapidly. There will be dancing in
the clubs auditorium and the moon
light sails around the lighthouse on
the larger boats of club members
are expected to prove as popular as
ever,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
J, {, JENSEN
BADLY BURNED
EIectroIite From Batteries
Drops on Assist. City EIec-
triCian--WilI Recover

James c. Jensen, assistant city
electrician, of 431 Laurie street, was
slightly burned yesterday afternoon
when rack containing wet eel
batteries in the electricians room
at City Hall gave way. The racks
made of wood, are rapidly rottinS
away due to the electrolite which is
composed of acid and water, drip
ping on same.
The assistant city electrician was
at work repairing a rack which had
partly rotted away when another
rack gave way and the batteries
fell down on him. His clothes were
drenched and he was burned about
the head and entire left side of his
body by the electrolite, and the fall
Ing glass struck him, but no injury
was inflicted.
The wet cell batteries are used for
the police call and fire alarm sys-
TENS, two sets of racks for each one.
From the appearance of the racks,
anyone of them may give way at
any time and the persons working
around them sure to be burned By
The electrolite.
Iron racks capable of withstand
Ing the constant dripping from the
batteries, is what is needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
FREIGHT CAR ROBBERY
At PORT READING

NEW BRUNSWICK. July l.
County Detective Ferd A. David this
morning received a report from Will
liam Moore, chief of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Com
pany's police force at Port Reading
that cars of the company had been
entered 'ast night and ten boxes,
each containing eight brass car jour
nails had been stolen. The loot was
planted in the woods nearby. the de-
tective's Office was told and this
morning a car bearing a New York
license came to the spot, the men
in it loaded up the stolen articles
and disappeared in the car without
being caught.