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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

Las luchas polfticas parece que en-
piezan de nuevO recrudecerse con 10
del EstadO Libre Y la vuelta de MI.
Reilly la Fortaleza.
Ell Partido Republicano Sc opondra
a la aprobaci0n del pfoyecto Campbel.
FL Senador Tous Soto hablando como
ell head leader de su partido, dice que
ell Estado Libre serfa ell perpetuo
coloniaje, resume ell sentir de su
partido expresando que los portorrique
nos no podemos conformarnos con
otra soluci6n final para nuestro status,
que la de nuestro ingreso como un es-
tado de la Union ser constituldOs en-
una repdblica Independence -
Ell Partido Unionista desplegara una
desusada actividad en- favor del Esta-
do Libre, que sera favorecido por to-
dos los elementos del pals atines la
polftica unionista, Y por el elemento
americana que no Sc crea perjudicado
con el proyecto, con Ell cual pudieran
americanas aquf radicadas, 81 Sc acep-
tasen como ciertas las crfticas socia-
listas del proyectO. .t e'
Dicen los republicanos que Barceio
ba empezado hacer habRar al pals"
con su acostumbrada maestrla dlrec-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
LOS HERMANOS SOLER

Esta oche dan SUI Ultima funci6n,
en- el cine 'Puero Rico, los aplau-
didos humoristas. Hermanos Soler,
que tanto han gustado en- todas las
parties donde han trabajado. Esta
noche es su tercera function en- Ell
puerto Rico" Y como las noches an
teriores tendran I'M lleno. Anoche
fuerOn ntuy aplaudilos, sobresaliendo
como siempre, Fernando, que IS un
artista eXtraordinariO. En- la come
dia "Castillos en- el aire", que va esta
nOche, echa Fernando ell restO. A
reir esta noche ell el puerto Rico"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
UNA ASAMbLEA

Aver, de acuerdo con una carta
circular enviada a todos los senores
accionistas de la Compaiiia Popular.
de Transporte, reuniose un crecido nd-
Nero de los mismos en- los salones de
la escuela de Catafio, con ell fin de
tratar asuntos relacionados con la en-
presa Y elegir la nueva directiva que
ha de regir los destinos de esta Gre
ciente institution en- el presente alo
econ6mico.
Sc trataron muchos proyectos ten
denies al buen desenvolvimiento del
negocio de la Compaiifa, y enmenda-
ronse articulados del reglamento de
la misma, acordandose repartir en- fe-
brero 5, el IL por ciento de los bene-
ficios, entire sus accionistas.
Luego Sc procedio a elegir la nue.
va directiva, la que qued6 constituida
en- la siguiente forma:
Presidente, don Ramon Cordova
Vice presidente, don Artemio P. Ro-
drfguez; Tesorero, don Andres Du-
clerc; Sub-Tesorero don Rafael FL
gueroa; Secretario, don Carlos Ochoa
Martf, Y Vocal, don Ramon Negron,
hijo.
Felicitamos sinceramente la vie
ia directiva por la efciente labor rea-
lizada durante el periodo de su admi-
nistracion, y a la vez saludamos a la
nueva, augurandole un lisonjero exito
toda vez que dichos sehores son entu-
siastas inteligentes y seguramente
han de llevar la nave de la Corpora
cion puerto SECURE.
L. V.B.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
TRES NINOS ENFERMOS

Ell Hon. jueZ Arrillaga, de la Sec
ci0n segunda de Ia Corte Municipal de
San Juan, tuvo que ir el viernes a
AnaScO, a cOnsecuencia de tener tres
de sus Tiilos enfermos. Hoy estan
mejor V deseamos su complete resta-
blecimintO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
Ell SIR. ICLESIAS EMBARGO A
MR.. REILLY Sc QUEDO EN- TIE
IRA AMERICANA

Ell lSenadOr Iglesias, segdn infor-
man algunos rojos, Sc Qued6 ell Was
hingtOn, ges:iOnando asuntos relatives
a los trabaiadOres port0rrique1Os, Y
para darle impulse al proyecto Nolan.
que incorpora este pals los Estados
UnidOS, como un territorio organiza-
do, extendiendOse hasta rosotros la
constitution americana. AL decir de
varios uniOnistas, el seiiOr Iglesias, lie
ha sacadO el cuerpo a la "quema''
que lie esperaba en- la session ejecu-
tiva del SenadO, optando el por en-
barcar de regreso a Mr.. Reilly que
darse en- TERRA americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

Sc asegura que ell COmisionado de
Agricultural Y TrabajO senior TOrO
Labarthe, presentara Ia renuncia de
su cargo antes que Sc rema el Senado
Insular en- session ejecutiva, para vol
yer su puestO Ell la Central JuncOs.
Sc informa con ihsistencia que ell
jefe del bureau de information, Nc
Clure, no regresard con ell gobernador.
Hay qUien dice que Mr Reilly, ae
consigui0 el cargo de director del ira
fico de los tranvfas el6ctricOs de Kan
sas City.
PedYitO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN DIA, t6mese: LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. El boticario de-
volvera el dinero 81 no lie cura. La fir.
ma de E. W. GROVE Sc halla en- cada
cajita. So t3&t ~ MI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
MAYAGUEZ

Presidente: don Florentino Carrera
BlancO.
Vice-presidente: don Patricio Mar
tfnez Rabre.
TesorerO: don Mariana BoiX Do
mingueZ.
Secretario: don Rafael Climent Sc
IRA.
VOcales: don Juan Rauzd Gill, don
Jose BerrOcal Munich, don Alvaro CT
fuentes Alvarez, don Antonio Saliva
MOragues.
Suplentes: don Angel Oss6 Ferndn-
dez Y don Jose Ferrer Billoch.
MANATI
PreSidente: don Simon Cuadros.
TesOrero: don Manuel Alvarez.
Secretario: don Luis Garcia.
Suplentes: don Pedro COrtes, don
Jose Lopez don Enrique Zorrilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
DOCUMENTO HISTORlCO
EncontradO en- un archivO de la ciudad de Qua
yama, Y Dorado en- parte por causas
descOnOcidas.

"AHa -. 70, leg. .uer.. Rico un fran.
:.f po la Aca de Ciencias de Paris para liar :.
Flora de la la.
Estuvo ..... de- uta con sus ....s,
snbienfo tes esca picachOs ba.. do vales para
ar ar de la Naturaleza los tos que aba en- su p.
:. sa variedad de .....s
Inform6se de las 80. .udes cura ..nta de las
de tr. n los mulSends Ia
lies termin6 -. .esti. .lendOlas a Id
dicha ia escribiendO tai obra ..tul..
"Medico CrOlO"
S. . ell sabio, rio un pre- .so ..uuco ann
g. la idea de paraci6n med. para memof' =
- cmentOs alviO de la hu dad
Vac6 los $40. que arda. lando una 1ormuia
losa matriz de fec. "a Su .do amlso'
IL for,no o6u+;co do Cua lilo s. Bruno,
mpo . pues, -. les, h., BAL. hores
H i luz SUI F. :. @ 49,. .OLADO INDIANO r... .do
asf he. tribute la gr .Tduor CuS' ~
cho cando a Juan Pom Leon lie decldl.. rec
icar :. rumbo en- Puerto Rico la fueh'e ue
/ Salud" que no FLORIDA: ,.>,o
IL Asf el - lido AL. .OLADO INDIANO,
cuarto de 10 ac. el mel amigo del hogar
4 .fnado perfume"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

Desda bace algunos df3 circula por
Con IMAM el rumor de ole dias antes
do enfa,marse el iefe Ge la policfa
M sbanton este solid0 permiso del
A++,,nov General. pars que Sc lie per-
mitiese cue 4 individP MI. NESS que
esta cumpliendo un flio ue pfesiolo'
Dor haber sidO sorFehuluo saoailuo
alcohol de unos drlfs que Sc ehcoh-
4,h an 10 astach del ferrocarril,
fuoso q su oicina. Parece que el per-
n,;so 10 tine concedO, trayendolo des-
de ell presidio ell fec'i'e 1ohteseflii'
Sc nos dijo en region con este ''sun-
to que cl jefe tpo hess Il su OIL
o;,o nara oue Ideclarase algo CON
ira Quico CAST y tamDieh Sc nos
a;;o ouo al id Stanton trabaiaba
oot;v.me,te NJ conseguir el indultO
del preso Hey
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

Por la suma de $500 recibira
Ell iMPARCIAL tOdo ell aiO y
un Lapiz de Orc "Eversharp".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
Rumores que Circular

muy bien guardado este uniforme
junto con el cintur0n de Pershing,
por 81 acaso el Senado 10 deja en- la
ealle cuando empiece aprobar los
nombramientOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

CoRREspoNDENC1A QUE TRAE
- EEsmsAN LORENZO" +
Fl vapor r 'isan Lorenzo que sali6
ell sapado de New, York, trae s13 .saa--
cos de correspondence. j, .'.i,tj
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

o+ro do l,tumores que han circu-
,odo os do d ell jefe Stanton mand0
Ioopa Dda SUI SecretariO Ugarte,
ofrocerleha plaza de detective al
;nd;v;duo ancisco Rodriguez Sierra
no, quien flaro como testlso contra
los nolicfhue fueron acusados por
doeoooto te Ia COrte Federal.
Es md probable que un jefe de
nol;ofa dprimera clase sea lamado
doclara ante ell Gran Jurado de la
Corte f 'ral.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
NUEVO PER|ODO AbG|DO DE- AOESTRA POI|T|CA
Sc |N|CIA HOY CON Ell RECRES0 De MR.. RELY
Ell ParddO Republican, Sc OpOndTa al Etad0 LlbIt.
EL PARTIDO UMONETA LCHARA PORQlE Ell BILL Campbell
NO Sc AHOCUE EN- Ell C0NhIE De ASUN10S RSULARES

para los abogados que no sean de fl
liaci6n unionista.
Los unionistas, firmes en- sus convic-
clones de que su partidO eS el que
cuenta con la gran mayorfa del pals,
con ell capital, con la flor Y nata de
la intelectualidad portOrriquena, con
10 mas escogidO de nuestra sOciedad Ell
todos los 6rdenes, con el cOncurso del
capital extranjerO Y americana, con ell
derechO Traditional de gObernar v con
los dnicos postulados patri0ticos que
pueden admitirse entire nOsotrOs. Sc
rfen burlonamentei de los republicanos
y les auguran su rendici0n incondicio-
nal al momento que Sc acerca con ell
Estado Libre; momento de ia Ultima
expiaci6n de los siete pecados CAPITA
les y, de algunos pecados veniales CO.
metidos por. el partido Republican,,
segin ellos.
MuehOs uniOnistas aseguran que Mr..
! Reilly llegara distinto como Sc fue ;
y uu ess.~~A-.ts-.e~' ur1.iI1uo
publicanos no 10 conoceran. porque 6l
enviard dnicamente nOmbres de unio-
nistas al Senado para ocupar los car
gOs de jefes departamentales; que
entire ell g0bernador Y la Junta Central
el Senado y la Camarta, habra actOs
pGblicOs de desagravio, que resultaran
de agravio para el Partido Republica-
no, sobre ell que Sc hara descansar toda
la responsabilidad de los disgustos ha-
bidos entire Mr.. Rely, don Antonio R.
Barcel6 Y don Cayetano Coll Cuchf,
" pOr extension entire ell jefe del Eje
cutivb Y la Union de Puerto Rico, los
que marcharan en- cOmpleta ammonia
en- 10 adelante, 81 Sc cOrrobOrase de
verdadera esta nOticia que encontrara
pOcOs creyentes.
RepOrterO Zumb61t
CASA DE ESPANA EN- PUERTO
RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

femos dido decir que ell director
Porto Rico Progress, Mr.. Har-
SOd Hull, coronel del estado mayor
q Gobernador, esta trabajando sill
escansO para que Sc lie entregCe el
niforme de Mr.. John A. Wilson, de
yudante militar de Puerto Rico.
lay quien dice que Mr.. Wilson tiene
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

Dasdh sabado Sc ha dicho que
el iefeI Ia policfa de Arecibo senior
Rofael Dfaz, piensa renunciar su
cargof e1tender el, que con haber
sido sado de desacatO ante la Cor
70 FYal, Sc ha atacadO su reputa-
o;6ni iIc funcionariO ptblico.
| pc ser Gue la information que
d6 Lcdo. Roberto H. Todd, de que
q, fshal de la COrte Federal Mr..
1T cOntinuara en- SUI puesto has
lie Sc expire SUI termino, no Sc
una, pues hay seguridaG de que
Hubbard sera nombrado de un
fento a OtrO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

CASA DE ESPANA EN- PUERTO
RICO
JUNTAS LOCALES REORGANIZA-
DAS PARA 1922.
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Garrick assumed a knowing air.
Zone of the caddies at the club
came up to me this morning and
tried to sell it to me. | thought if
you could identify it, Id watch him. .
Garrick was unable to figure out
whether or not there was any air
Of relief at the explanation. At
least there was some connection be-
tween the Sea Vamp" and the rob-
berry.
WAS little Rae Larue at the
dancer" he emboldened to ask after
a proper interval.
NO, fastened Vira. "She was
i'll, at Beth's house."
And Jack. Curtis?"
"Oh yes. He was there. He came
politely Late
A buzzing interrupted. Vira turned
quickly to Glenn, who was now seen
on crossing swords with Garrick as
a lady killer anu had resumed his
monopoly of Vira. THAT radio,
Glenn"
Ever eager to show off and please,
Glenn drew curtain of built-in
sideboard at the end of the saloon
disclosing a very complete set, in
Guiding the loud-speaking horn.
He adjusted and tuned and
twirleG knobs and dials until at last
he had it. From the loud speaker
came a girls voice.
ITS Rae" exclaimed Ruth. "Sig-
nal back that you get her"
Glenn officiously played the radio
operator.
A few minutes later came the
voice, much clearer, from the loud
speaker.
'Now-Glenn-get up closer to
the loud speaker-no - no - you
know-not your cheek, Glennie-"
There was a suppressed laugh.
Glenn smiled, rather sheepishly.
Bat he turned his face full toward
the little horn.
Gal1lck had OWNED what was
coming Sort of Freudian, |
guess" he whispered to Ruth, re-
calling her mothers repetition of
Ruth's psychoanalysis.
"Huh!' laughed Ruth, taking no
pains to modulate her tone. more
like the terrier His Mistress
Voicew
Come now - pout your lips,
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bit of hasty figuring on the why OF
their presence, thought Guy, she was
perfectly at ease. Her graceful
limbs showed fascinating lines
through the folds of the cape she
had carelessly thrown over her. INC
wonder Dicks frantic over her" he
thought. "She's a dangerous COM
bination"
Still chatting, Ruth and Vira
stepped into the canoe with Dick
and Guy, while the others plunged
into the water and swan. They soon
slipped alongside the houseboat with
its gilt letters SEA VAMP.
Garrick realized as they mounted
the ladder that the marine engine
had materially changed the old-time
houseboat from mere scow OF
barge with low flat house on II
moored in bay or river and only
with difficulty and expense towed
from one place to another. Now the
houseboat like the "Sea Vamp" was
really a fair-sized yacht.
She was perhaps sixty feet long
and most attractive craft with a
hully yatchty in appearance and Of q
type which could safely make long
runs along the coast, a staunch, sea-
worthy boat-of course without the
speed Of a regularly designed yacht
but more than making up in COM
fort for those on board what was lost
in speed.
as they approached he had looked
her over carefully. One of the first
things he noted was that strung
from two masts forward and astern
I was the aerial of a wireless
They clambered aboard and
dragged up the canoe. At the stern
they saw stockily built man in sea
toys making fast dory, and taking
out a rather complete set Of fishing
tackle and other duffle.
"H'ye, Cap'nw greeted Glenn,
shaking the water from his eyes as
he bounded on deck. amy luck?"
That's Captain Brock" said
Ruth to Garrick. eve hire him to
take charge of the Sea Vamp.'"
"Too early for snappers yet. Got
a couple Of flat fish-and an eel" He
caught sight of Guy and Dick and
glowed under bushy eyebrows,
"Who are they?" he growled under
his breath.
They're with me, Captain" ex-
planned Ruth. "Mr. Garrick and Mr..
Defoe, Captain Brock. Just a couple
of friends who are interested in how
spend my time" VI
"Well, so long as it's time they
are looking for, all right"
Garrick could not resist a startled
second glance as, tucked away in
the dufle with great care, he caught
sight of an electron tube, with fila
ment and grids, precisely the latest
type used in radio receiving. He
nudged Dick, but Dick was equally
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quick. The fishing pole was equipped
with miniature aerial and he had
noticed it.
Neither betrayed either interest or
the burning curiosity they felt as
Brock dumped forward with his
stuff. Why, when Brock was even
fishing, away from the Sea Vamp, y
did he carry his compact wireless
receiving set? What station must
he be always in touch with, or what
message did he expect that he must
be listening in?
Excuse us. Wen go down below.
Get the shaker and some ice and
you know. guess we can
entertain" trilled Vira.
Alone in the comfortably fur
nished saloon, Garrick glanced at
Dick, who shrugged at the uncon-
ventionality of it all, then made a
hasty survey of the place. At one
end was sort of closet or clothes
press. Shopping" he nodded as he
opened the door.
Inside hung a nondescript array
of old clothes. In the back corner,
on the floor where it had been
thrown lay a girls cloth hat. He
picked it up, smoothed it out, then
with a suppressed Ouch" drew his
hand away and lossened a pin
caught in it's folds.
lima diamond clasp-initials
V. G.-Vira Gerard?"
Diamond clasp . that's one of
the pieces of missing jewelry, whis-
pered Dick excitedIy. "Say-hold
that hat again as you had it. There.
BY Jove, it's not only hat. It's
bag! Tomato color they said
the girl at the Radio Dance put the
stuff in little tomato colored bag.
By Jovew
Here's a camera, too" was all
Galrick answered. He turned the
camera over, saw the number Co.
then deftly unloaded it and dropped
the roll of film into his coat pocket.
There was a step on the com
panionway. Softly he closed the
door, rolled the hat tightly and
stuffed it in his hip pocket under
the tail of his coat.
The party thawed a little bit as
the ice in the shaker thawed. Final
ly Garrick took advantage of lull
in the conversation.
81 may as we'll tell you Just why
We dropped in" he remarked.
casually taking the diamond clasp
from his pocket. as that by any
chance yours, WRAP
Vira looked at the clasp a mo-
ment, then gave a little scream.
My lingerie clasp-that they tore
off my shoulder strap-at the dance P!
1t was all almost all-that stood
between me-and the board of CEN
sorshipw .
In the laugh that folio we'd, Ruth
was the first to speak. "Where did
you get. it, Guy?"
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A Racer Shot Past, a Girl at The
Wheel
rick mechanically threw in more

rick mechanically threw in more
power.
Who was with herr"
Glenn Buckley"
Garrick's motor leaped ahead as he
stepped on it. Straignu-away down
the turnpike they raced. Garrick was
just tabout holding his own. But
Ruth had the jump and there was
not a, chance to pass her. She was
too wise a driver. Having shot
ahead of a car she did not slacken a
fraction and she knew that that al
ways makes it nearly impossible 70
catch one
A bend in the turnpike toward the
south and dirt road forked off
4 Ruth slowed up just a bit, turned
7her head with pearly smile "I'qe
a. hunch,' she called back teasingly,
"youFcan't follow me, Dickn
With a wave of her hand suddenly
Ruth shot away on the side road to
the right, to the north, in a pillar of
dust cloud.
Garrick had no desire for wild
goose quest. He stuck to the con-
creted turnpike.
What's the matter, old man?
Why SO silent?" queried Dick mile
further on. Suppose you're wonder
ing, like me, how Ruth could have
got meshed in the wheels of this
gang, if that's what it is, eh?" Dick
gazed hopelessly off at the hill and
forest north of them with their
maze of side roads. 81 wish, by CAD,
girl was like car or a boat
something you could steer-right!'
Time enough to worry when we
know more than we think we know"
returned Guy, negotiating a left
turn that required some skill to
make the succeeding hill on high.
After all, Ruth's just a stunning
little flapper-facing a very cold
and calculating world - with a
thoroughly modern - i'll balanced
equipment-that doesn't hug the
road like this old car of mine. Ex-
cept," he paused, then added, "that
she has the inherited intelligence,
the intuition, the instict of woman
in all the ages -. The real ques-
ton is, What will she do with it?"
They swung off at last on another
concerted road and finally nosed
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Children's Dresses

beautiful display Chhdren Dresses Bingham dainty ogs and
the We call them Mothers Aid for they solve
her problem the long hot here Especial offering
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We hav line of Romps the thing for the little fellows
tumble about at which will
an almost daily
These Rompers made of the
fast coors that will stand The
hanVe askfo the garment Our Thursday Special
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O ,,..''!'!!,' Wireless
dHDHnfHGTAgn HmMHlTImDHHHHM
y Arthur B REEVE - : {.
epa2 NEA Service. Inc
START HERE

Guy Garrick and his wireless ex-
pert friend, Dick Defoe, seek the
trall OF two men and a girl who per-
petrated spectacular holdup at a
reasonable radio dance near New
York. They fear that beautiful
Ruth Walden has innocently become
a tool In the hands of crooks. Their
quest leads them to the "Sea Vamp,p
yacht-hke houseboat frequented
by Ruth and her questionable young
friends. They know Ruth often goes
there with Glenn Buckley, 'the
demon lover" who is feared by
kuth's mother and distrusted by
themselves.
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Glenn" same from the loud speaker
followed by a laugh then an I'M
mistakable radio kiss.
Disconnected after his ardent at
tention to Vira, Glenn for once
looked as if he would have dropped
through into the hold.
Ruth glanced quickly from Glenn's
chagrin to Vira's stony face, then
saw the humor.
Never mind, Glenn. She kissed
a couple of thousand on that wave
length them"
Continued in Our Next Issue.)
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81 80
House Aprons

We have also thought Of the ladies who do their work
splendid line of House delightfully."- cool
and suitable Very special
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FREEzoNE
CornS Lift off
with Fingers

Drop a little "Freezone" on an ach-
ing corn, Instantly that corn stops hurt
ing, then shortly you Lift it right off
with fingers. 1t doesn't hurt bit.
. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
'Freezone" for few cents, sufficient to
remove every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the callases,
Without particle of pain.
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Now Go On With the Story.
CHAPTER II.
The Sea VamI

The sea Vamp.
With siren blast and a swish
OF dusty air, yellow racer shot
past Garrick and Dick before thew
were mile down the turnpike, leav-
ing only a kaleidoscope impression
OF girl at the wheel and fellow lol-
ling back tensely in the other bucket
seat.
"Ruthp' exclaimed Dick as Gar
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The Greeks began in works of art
exactly where the Egyptians left off.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-07

If some people didn't walk in their
sleep they never would get any ex-
ercise.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-01
Wildwood News Notes

Miss Helen Kinkle, of Bridgeton,
has come to wildwood until after
Labor Day and will be a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. R. r. C~harlesworth.
Michael Patsy Kane, aged 43 years,
a well-known taxi driver of Wildwood,
died at his home here, 331 West Oak
avenue, on Monday, August IA, 1922,
two weeks after his return from
Cooper Hospital, Camden, where he
spent a week. He vas buried at Vine
land and was born there. Mike was
well known in Wildwood and lived
here many years. He was the son of
Edward and Rebecca Kane, residents
of Wildwood. The deceased leaves a
wife and two little ons Eddie, four
years old, and Sammie, one year old.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Foster Goslin at their residence. 1870
West Schellenger avenue, Wildwood,
N. j., on Monday, August 2S, 1922. The
youthful president of the wildwood
Board of Trade, which office the happy
father so ably and gracefully fills, is
receiving congratulations from every
direction. The charming young wife,
before her marriage, was Miss Frances
McGeorge, of Woodstown. The little
one has been named Thomas S., after
his grandfather. ,
Miss Mary M. Lee, of Philadelphia,
is spending her vacation at Park Villa.
Miss Lee is employed by the Bell Tele-
phone Company.
Miss Rose E.. Donaldson and Miss
Madaline Hawkins, of New York City,
are spending a fortnight at Severn
Hall.