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The New York herald., 1922-10-09
Col. Donovan to Speak.

DR. Copeland will speak at the follow
ing places: October 10. Norwich Octo-
Der II. Delhi: October IL. Brooklyn;
October 13. Hudson on-l'oughkeepse Octo-
Der Il. Haverstraw October 10. Suf-
fern: October 16 PlattsburGh October
II, Malone -OgdenshGrg October 1S.
Saratoga Springs October 49, Syracuse;
October 90. Rochester; October 81. Al
bany: October % (>unday), Suffern:
October 2S, Port Jervis- -NTddletown-
Monticello: October "a. Binghamton
October 25. Elmtra; October 26. Olean
October %. Jamestown October Is.
Buffalo: October 80 (Sunday). New
York city: October so. Long Island;
October 81 and November /. .. g. 4. New
York city.
George w. Perkins. president of the
New York Young Republican Club, an
nounced yesterday that the club had
procured permanent headquarters at 2S
East Forteth street. and would have
''housewarming' and general opening
Tuesday evening, October 10.
The speakers will be Col. William
Donovan. candidate for Lieutenant Gov
crnor George X. Morris. chairman OF
the Republican State committee, and r..
Trubee Dawson. candidate for reelection
to the Assembly Mr.. Perkins an
nounced the appointment OF Morris Had
ley as chairman of the campaign COM
mittee.
The club win take an active part in
the campaign for the reelection Of Gov.
Miller and other State candidates. Miss
Mary Schieffelin is chairman OF the
committee having charge of the arrange
ments for the "housewarmning.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-19
UNDER SHER|fF'S CASES
MAY GO TO THE COURTS

TRENTON. April 19-Passage %
kssembiyman Hershfeld's bill taking
under she-ins out of civil service
protection. and authorizing appoint
ment Of two such officers by the
sheriff will likely result in the drop
ping OF third under sheriff. now
folding Office in Essex county, unless
he matter is fought out in the
courts. TIE Civil Service Commits
sion, at IS meeting here yesterday.
Interpreted the law SO that IL pre-
cludes appointment Of more than
two under sher!ffs. and has decided
cot to approve the salasy or APP
3ointmen. Of the third under she.-
IN Essex. John {. Pfiel.
The Hershfeld bill was put
through for the purpose Of giving
in Under sheriff in Passaic county
appointed by Sheriff Taitersall. the
Place. after he had been declared
sot entitled to 1t by the Civil Ser
ace Commission. There is only n
rnder sheriff in Passaic county. AZ
Ter the bill, had been passed, provid-
ting for only one under sheriff. it was
reconsider ed and amended. so as to
mention two Of these officials, 10
take care. it was understood of
IAN~Vh 1RAftAN q AAAfN1 ~ wv
Under stcfsffs. Apparently someone
made a sip and forgot all about
Essex.
Charges that Peter g. Timber. of
Newark. was turned down for PIX
animation for the job of patrolman
in that city because he is a Greek,
and not because he is under height,
as IL appears on the record. will be
aired by Commissioner Wright today
at the city hall in Newark. Timber
wrote to the commission asserting
\ nat he was turned down because of
khe place of his birth. He says he
as five feet eight inches tall when
Ne was measured for the United
y Hates army.
81 bet YOU" he says. 'if I had
Known some high ranking men in
the police force [ could easily have
passed the examination. but because
I happen TO be a foreigner, l failed.
Ut is nothing but graft in your
country Timber intir4Gtes that
re was tall enough when there was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-19

effect the release of Messrs. Costello
and Hartigan.
In "Conceit," Maurice Costello
marks his return to the screen after
an absence of several years. He
will be recalled as having been n
of the very first screen stars. IL not
the first known by name to the
rapidly growing motion picture
clientele. He was with Ralph lnce
at the Vitagraph for several years
and has played practically every
tyne of character imaginable. In
"Conceit." which comes to the Cres-
cent Theatre tomorrow. Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. Costello portrays the
role of .Barbe lie Fleche, a half
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-19

his working in the production alto
gether.
1t appears that Mr.. Costello and
Pat Hartigan. while in Banff. Can
ada. fell into a conversation with a
stranger. Later the stranger was
arrested and charged with shooting
deer in the Canadian National Park.
Mr.. Costello and Mr.. Hartigan hav-
ing been observed in conversation
with the stranger. we're held in Gus
tody as material witnesses.
Despite the protests of Director
Burton George. the police invited
them to tell their troubles to the
Judge. 1t took the combined elo-
quence Of the entire company to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-19
"Orphans of the Storm Hit mt
Ditmas

"Orphans of the Storm" Hit mt
D.. w. Grifith's orphans Of the
Storm" based on the well-known
stage play, The Two Orphans" and
and released through United Artists
Corporation, continues as the ecca
of popular interest at the Ditmas
theatre where overlooking crowds
daily express their delight by ap-
plause, laughter and tears. Among
the crowds are not a few who saw
this screen epic when the engage
ment first began. but come back to
enjoy more of its beauties.
The canvas is so vast and the fig
ures so numerous. colorful and inter-
esting hat the work improves on the
second seeing. The gorgeous tapes
try is more skillfully woven with the
heart-stirring, the grotesque. the
lovely and the comic side by side in
harmonious wealth of detail. 1t is
such detail, as well as the re-sought
thrill, that causes orphans of the
Storm" enthusiasts to come again
and again.
Always predominantly remains the
picture Of Henriette and Louise, the
loveliest bit of genre on the whole
mighty canvas. The Misses Lillian
and Dorothy Gish in these characters
Joseph Schildkraut as Henriette's
lover. and Monte Blue as Henriette's
rescuer in the famous cavalry ride,
continue their great hits.
New material in the wild Carmag-
mole dances and the new fooling
by Creighton Hale and Porter
Strong in the comic roles add huge
ly to the mirth of the comic inter-
ludes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-19

a war on, and points out that there
might be another one.
An anonymous communication,
charging that aliens are employed
at the Keaney Soldiers Home, will
be investigated by the commission,
which viii point out. If necessary.
that only citizens are eligible for
appointments there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-19
THEATRES
Maurice Costello Returns to Screen

Maurice COSTELLO htturhs 10 oCfcCT
The recent return to the screen OF
Maurice Costello in the new Seiz-
nick Special "Conceit," was marked
by an incident that threatened 10
DELAY his appearance on location"
for quite a time. IL not to prevent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-19

breed Indian trapper.
The program also contains the
usual big high class vaudeville
acts.
Today's program consists OF the
photoplay. "A Tale of Two Worlds"
and six big headline acts of Broad
way vaudeville.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
Varias Noticias

1ambiqups de filtraciGnes policiacas
Gc Substancias alcoh0ilcas apetCcibles.
Lo que rcalmente faltaba en ciertos
drtalles ora la libertad burocrdtica v
sahre r0do ia economical, ore tanto
intiuyc en- las dennis formas de la
lihertad.
En- cf Il :tado L;brc'. tai como ha
fHsado al Senado federal. con ELL
miendas. estin comprenditTas eSas Ii
bertadcs, tn 10 acknowledgements posi-
bic. Y eS2 es el aCcret0 de Ia simpa-
tia con Que sele acosc. Claro que
10 es totalmente definitivo: pero es
que g. 81 mundo actual cXiste un
runto polftica gcnarl pCco o NADIA
dCinitiy0. HnSta actualmcntc Ql!c nos
ofrrsra lnlp'ia vida local :laia des;-
rrollar todas las energilS que nos pro-
piaS. con Ccrtcra Orientac6n hacia In
pro%prila,I cultura Ce! pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
)BSEQUIO DEL CUERPO DE LA
POLICIA, AL SENADOR GARCIA
.DUCOS

Esta manana ell ayudante de la po-
r. insular senor Judice, lie ha he
entrega en- ell Senado, al senador
Bor Aguadilla, Lcdo. Juan Garcia Du-
cos, de un libro acknowledgements en-
:uadernado en- los talleres de la casa
Jantero, Fernandez y Co., teniendo in
rustrada en- la portada una preciosa
olaca de orc con la leyenda siguiente:
"Policia Insular de Puerto Rico u.
Juan Garcia Ducos". Ell interior de
este libro contiene todos los pens "a
mientos cartas dirijidas por todos
los jefes de distrito de la isla, firma-
das por ell jefe y los guardias a sus
ordenes, expresandole al senor Garcia
Ducos su mas profunda gratitud y
aprecio por haber podido establecer en-
nuestros codigos la ley creando ell re-
tiro de los miembros del cuerpo de
la policia de Puerto Rico y fijar re-
glas dicho efecto.
Ell Senador Garcia Ducos, eXpreso
al sefior Judice SUI mas profundo agra
decimiento por tan valioso obsequio,
ell cual tiene para el un inestimable
valor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
DESpUES DE LA ASAMBLEA

Fue muy animad0 la Asamblea del
particle uniUnista. V como 81 no hubie-
ran quedado ain SatisfechCS los
GmanteS del arte oratOrio, al dia 81
guiente era todavia numeroso cl grll-
pO de repOrtprOs de la prensa. tiran
doles de la sin hueso les leaders
dc mas p-estigio de, mas atlUencia
parlamentaria
En- general. triunf0 eli pensamiento
de apoyar con decision el bill Camp
bell. tomando su pensamientO capital
como ejc del Yueyo p:'2grama del
partidO.
La palabra Hbrc Cn Cl tftulo del
bill ha teni.o singular encanto para
los ofdos antillanos, y 81 ha contri-
bufdO bastante a In simpatfa con que
sc rccibi6 desde cl principle cl pen
samiento del "EstaGo Librc."
Bien as vert.ad que todoS les Esta
dos dc In Union son libreS, Y In liber-
tad p0liiica social exist" cE los Te-
rritOrics V hasta cn las p0s2Sioncs
geograficamcnte spparadaS del nlcleo
continental. Aqui, particularmcnte
sc disfruta de libertad civil amplfsi-
ma, POGO faltaba va para disfrutar
practicamentc hasta de In libcrtad de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
DESDE ARECIBO

Febrero Fla excelentc COmpa-
MIA de ARGOS yiene dando una serie
de funciones en- este Teatro que re-
sultan muy del agrado del publico que
aplaude al humorfstico actor. Lunes
Y martes ultimas funciones con obras
escogidas.
-Pronto circularan las invitacio-
mes y programs para las proximas
festas de Carnavar Ell sabado 18 Sc
ra el primer bale en- ell Teatro Oil
yer con election de la Reina de laABe-
lleza. Las personals que deseen al
cos para estos bale deben diriA lrse
con tempo a los sefores Arturd Nj
colau Y Manuel Matienzo.
-Despues de los grandes We Ida
bales do estos dias caen sobre la I iu-
dad fuertes chubascos habiendo he
cho una gran avenida ell Rio Ora de
Ell tempo no puede ser mas dea pa
Icible.
Ell vapor puerto Rico" es e be
RADIO en- este puerto ell proximo N sr-
tes Y asf en- csta forma todos los nj pr
tes lleeara un vapor de la New Y r.
con carga y tomara carga para os
Estados Unidos Y Europa.
En- esta semana ell "Cine VII To,
ria" exhlbira una serie de precidsas
peliculas, comenzando manana con ls
interesante "Judex".
La Reina de la Belleza en- este
Carnaval suenan los nombres de La
bellisimas Srtas. Lucille Lovday Ele
nita Ramos y Suncha Pla. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
la COMPANIA DE EEANGELINA
ADAMS. EN- Ell TEATRO AMERICA

Para el vierncs IL del corriente,
anuncian los activos empresarios del
amplio leatro de la Marina el debut
de eSta cXcolente Companfa de Come
Su brillante tOurnce po" toda Espaiia ,
Como pGimera actriZ tigura laMfa1
toSa v mimada de nueStrO pdblit&
sclora Evangelina Adams ' coniVEl
mcr actor el gallardo y bucn
GerarGo dc Nieva. bier conOcido Z
biGn de tod0S nGs0troS
Les empresari0s Il fin de lograr
gran 6Xito en- esta corta Temporal
que nCS Cfrccen, han iEiciado un a
no por seiS :unciOncS Il los preci0S
$500 butaca la tcmporada, SegN
infOrmeS Obtcnidos son va numer0saS
las famiiiaS de San Juan v Sauturce
que han comprado sus tickets de abO-
no.
.JamaS en- San Juan. Ell ningliE tea
tro. con Companies como lO eS III
"AdamS-Nie han ra>;iGo los prccics
tan rcdu,idos que estin al alcance de
tCdos los bolsillos. No dudamos de In
magnffica temporada quc nos ofrece
la Companfa Adams, Y de a:lteman0
aSeguramOs a los inieiigpntes empire
sarics del America. que han de OBJ
tcncr llCnCs completes t1dGs las no
cheS
Los preci0s por function serln de
% centavcs lunetas y palc1s $500,
con sCiS entladaS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
Segundo Distrito.
Civil No. 1851.
Cobro de dinero.
-EDICTO

YO, MANUEL MATER Gl IA,
Marshal de la Corte de Distri el
Distrito Judicial de San Juanj :,
Segundo Distrito, todo ell qu
rese, hago saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de orden u
ejecucion de sentencia librada por es-
ia Hon. Corte en- ell case arriba titu-
lado de fecha 80 de Enero de 1922, y
para satisfacer al demandante la su-
ma de UN MIL (1,000.00) dollars de
principal, sus intereses legales deSde
la interposicion de la demanda en- 4 H.
nero de Julio de 1920, hasta su I'd hl
pago y TRESCIENTOS CUAREN IA
Y SEIS (346) dollars con VEIN E
(20) CENTAVOS, de costas, gast Is,
desembolsos Y Honorarios de Abo D.
do, Y costas que Sc devenguen en- 10
sucesivo, en- este dia he embargad y
dispuesto su venta en- publica su s.
ia, los bienes embargados de la b.
piedad del demandado Francisco M.
Cadilla, que Sc describen como sig e:
RUSTICA: De VEINTE Y CINO
(25) Cuerdas de terreno, equivale ties
a 8 hectareas, 80 areas, cential& &as,
mas menos, situadas en- ell ba Hrio
"CUPEY", del termino Municipa de
Rio Piedras; colindando por ell MR.
TIE, con terrenos de Antonia Travieso,
hoy, Maria Cruz y Ramon Rodriguez;
por ell ESTE, con terrenos de los es-
poses Pillar Pizarro y Angela Serra-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
NO FCERON REELECTOSU
PARA LA JT'NTA

Los sigllentes caballcros no fueror
rceleetOs para Ia Junta Central Uni0-
nista:
SenOres Jose s. Algeria, Manuel Be
nfteZ Flores, Francisco A. Torres. Ma
Santiago r. Palmer. Juan n TUrlrle-
Has, \. Quintana Cajas. Gustav0 il
m6ncZ Sicard6. jose Manuel Perez,
Arturo Gallardo, hijo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14

no; por ell SUD, con otros terrenos de
Francisco Astasio; y por el OESTE,
con fnca de la Succession de Francisco
Monson.
Esta finca aparece inscrita en- ell Re-
gistro de la Propiedad a favor de
FRANCISCO M. CADILLA, al folio
ITO vuelto, del tomo 27 de Rio Pie
dras, finca No. 1880, inscription Guar
TIA.
Dicha venta Sc verificara en- la Off
Gina del Marshal sta en- ell edificio que
ocupa la corte de Distrito, Segundo
Distrito, sito en- la Gale de San Jo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
Ell CAsO DEL SIR. CARMONA

La sOlicitud del SclOr Santiago
Carmona para que Ia -Asamblea UniO-
nista le ievantase la expulsion de que
fue objeto pDr la Junta Central, hace
alguncs meses. por traidor al Partido
Unioinsta. fuG referida para Su reso-
luci6n final 4 Ia nueva Junta Central.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14

tom6vil propiedad de don Carlos J.
BauZa. derrib0. causindOle lesiOnes le-
YES. al nii10 Pedro Gomez, que fue tras
ladado por ell mismO Bauza al cuarto
de socorros. para que lc prestaran los
auXiliOs necesarios.
na,.r1onano0J
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
DIyIDENDO ACTIVO 24o

Acordado por la Junta General
de AcciOnistas celebrada en- la
nOche' del rs de enerO pr6ximO
pasado, ell repartO de un 1870 CO.
mo DIVIDENDO ACTIVO 90,
Sc avisa por ell presente a los
Sres. Accionistas, que ell pagO del
mismO quedara alberto en- la Ca
ia de este BancO a partir del dia
10 del actual.
San Juan, p. R., 2 de febrerO
de 1879.
ELADIO MALDONADO,
SecretariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14

SIIUEN LAS CONFERENCIAS
~
Aver volvi5 Il confelenciar eli la ma
Rama Ell la tarde con Mr.. Reilly,
ell SenadOr Tous Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14
DE LAS MARIAS

Renunci6 su escuela el professor Lo-
renzo rueymipIu ' fue nombrado en-
su lugar don Niguel Angel Ramirez.
Ell Sr. Ma huel Munoz y6lez su
familia han Rdo aquf su resideneia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-14

Sc, de esta Ciudad, el dia 27 de Febre-
ro de 1922, a las dos tarde; y cuyos
,bienes Sc adjudicaran al mejor postor
en- monsda legal americana, Y Sc ad-
vierte que ell licitador que obtuviere
la buena pro en- dicho acto, debera
consignar ell importe de su oferta en-
ell acto de la adjudication.
Y para la concurrencia de licitado-
res, bro ell presente en- San Juan,
IP. R.. hoy dia 2 de Febrero de 1922.
Manuel Mater Girona,
Marshal Segundo Distrito.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-11
Breckenridge Thompson
edding Date Set

Invitations are out for the wedding
OF Miss Dorothy Throekmortou
Thompson. daughter OF Mrs. Augustus
Pembroke Thompson. and Colonel
James Carson Breckenridge. L. S. NJ
C., which will take place on Wednes-
day, December q, at O'Clock. nj
the Church of the Holy Spirit. Sum
nit Point, w. Va. There will he n
reception following the ceremony at
Hawthorn.
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Visitors At
Murray I'M

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. l.. John
son motored over from Baltimore TO
spend the weekend with Commander
ana Mrs, Theodore Johnson who ask
Cd few of their old friends in TO
meet them at afternoon tea yester-
day
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-11
Attending
Baltimore Meetings

The Rev. James L. Smiley went to
baltimore today TO attend the meet
ing of the Maryland Glorious. which
was held at noon at the Church of
The Ascension, and was followed by
an address by the Rev. Bergman
Green. DID. Dean OF tho Virginia
Theological Seminary. This evening
Mr.. Smiley win hear the lecture 10
be given at the Lyric Theatre hy II.
Jean Longuet. the celebrated French
Socialist. a grandson OF Karl Marx.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-11
Rummage Sale In
Prcsbylerian Church

Persons intending 10 give articles
TO the Rummage Sale 10 hc held in
the basement OF the Presbyterian
Church on Thursday should notify
Mrs. J. d. White. phone as. who will
arrange TO have their donations call
ed for
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Assisting At
Benefit Sale

Miss Marguerite Cusachs is in BAL
timore, where she has gone TO assist
her aunt, Mrs, Carroll Van Ness az
The sale to lie held for the benefit of
the Crippled Children's Hospital
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Guest OF Honor AZ
Washington Tea.nanen

Miss Elizabeth McCusker Smith was
the guest Of honor at a tea-dance Civ
en- in Washington on Friday by Mrs.
J. Leo Kolb. at her residence. 17l5
II street for the College and Uni
versity set. +
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-11
Meeting NJ
BO0klOyers' Club

The Booklovers' Club will meet to-
morrow at the residence OF Mrs.
Horny NJ Robert. Jr.. 21f Prince
George street.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-11
Afternoon AT Home"
Postponed

Mrs. w. II. Van Auken. Of 10 Porter
Row. Naval Academy. win not hold
her usual at homo tonorrow after
noon
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Bridge Luncheon
InnlOrrnNY

Mrs. ". y. Richardson. of 81 Up-
shur Row, Naval Academy. will give
q bridge luncheon tomorrow.
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Eliza Lane pugan viii enter
asr bridge club tomorrow at Car
|Ha Members of the club are
s.hcriuc Turner Miss Jessie
M Miss Grace Rlngle, the
Valiant Miss Sara Green.
g5o Belle Goeu. and Mrs. Rob
gt NJ Scycrna Park.
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britain Al Car1Cl
n Tea Dance

elicnant-Commandor and Mrs.
aod Mccauley entertained forty
10 the Carycl Hall dance
'>HcriaE Captain and Mrs. sin
Cannon who were week END
oi thc NcCulc.a, have return
Washington
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Luncheon For
Philadelphia Debutantcs

Mrs. Carlos Cusachs entertained at
luncheon yesterday for her daughters.
the Misses Georgianna and Marguerite
Cusachs and their house guests, Miss
Dorothea Mehl. of Ardmore. and Miss
Werner Peterson, of Philadelphia.
both of whom are debutantes of this
season.
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Mrs. George Lindeuterger gave an
Informal supper party last night at
her apartment on Maryland avenue.
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Edgar Allan Poe, Jr, L. S.
~ad Mrs Poe have arrived from
',;o CaL. whore he has eon
y 'ld are visiting his parents.
.ud N'H Edgar Allan Poe at
nome 1894 Park avenue Lieu
Toe has lccn ordered to COM
''' Marines ON board the Presl-
Yacht the Naynower.
Toe "as lel0re her marriage
h2 Richards. of Coronado,
NE friends here.
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Of Joseph H. Lawson, who is at
10 the Maynowor, the Presi-
YACHT was the dinner guest on
pth.5 mother Mrs. NJ. S. Law
who ! stopping at Carvel Hall.
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/ {. 4. JrNsIp. ID. H.,
/ ON Alsll

Rev G. 49, Jessup. -. d.. rec
. % ST. Pauls Church Buffalo, is
j lag o few days with his sister,
j Elisabeth Jcssup, at Carvel Hail.
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.hlnmrn', Hop

risi
fr, saturday night in the
Academy gymnasium for the
ecoud midshipmen classes
unusually attractive one and
hliv q number of out-of-town
Mrs. Nahlon Tisdalc. wife of
ito the superintendent receiv-
twin MIdshipman Wallace Es-
|g8ia.
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Edward - EltriGge is enter
by al g lridcc parts thls after
j .or .dcucc In Cuml crllnl
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n Ntddin@
y ,hiugton

'"aa- of ENSIGN Alan Reed
sa of Mrs. NJ, S. Nc
f'st1n Ill.,. and Miss
y" t.r7a daughter OF Doc
s William s. Washburn. OF
''' took place at noon Fri
'3e apartment of the brides
-'-' Connecticut avenue. in
eco. tac immediate families
. ana bridegroom. Rev. II.
US "as'or Of the Metropoli-
.''''',l w. u. Church. was the
as Clergyman.
Na.a1rn's only attendant
" s'aoolday chum and intimate
"N@ Dean Roberts. daughter
.~ Representative and Mr..
v Roberts Midshipman Ken
4 Aea was tac lest man for
AeCrackcn. who was grad
rom The Naval Academy in
+''@,aeI to the [. S. S. Wvo- |
winch viii sail for Cuba on |
Mrs NcCracken will join |
''- la Panama.
Entertain
! p Climb
Arizona state miner., 1922-07-29
Aim to Prevent Fire Loss.

Let the city fire department be as
efficient as is that Of the district
There still remains much for the av-
erage ci<zen to do in preventing fire.
After all, prevention is better than
cure in this matter, as in all others.
Even as modern medicine is coming
around to a serious campaign through
out the nation to prevent illness, rath-
er than cure it after it occurs, so
city may campaign strenuOusly to pre-
vent fires before they break out.
The responsibility of the individual
man, woman or child, therefore, is the
crux Of the matter Until, through ed
ucating the public in every way pos
sible to the necessity of such preven-
tion, the average person is made to be
always on the watch for incipient
fires and actively thinking about them
community is not true to itself along
these lines.
What greater absurdity. for in
stance, than allowing carelessly
thrown match to set fire to a great
building and then calling out half the
fire-fghting equipment of city, when
the active thought of the man who
threw the match might have prevent
ed the whole thing Washington
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