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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-07

Ell lector ha dido va hablar de esta
empresa. Sabe que, no obstante el IL
tulO, no Sc trata de iluSiOnes. Lo
azul es de tai manera el sfmbolo de
las quimeras halagtieilas Y los vanoS
ensuenos! FL lector sabe que Sc ira
ia de algo real PRACTICE; per0 igno-
rando el alcance del prop6sito, Y to-
dos los beneticios que ha de repOrtar
en- tantos 6rdenes como puede haber
en- la vida de un pueblo.
Basta conocer los generates Inca
mientOs de esta obra, para penetrar-
Sc de que representa- ella el acto cf-
vico mas trascendental mas fecun-
do que hasta ahora Sc ha reaizado
en- Puerto Rico; ell movimiento mas ra-
zOnable, mas inteligente que Sc ha
iniciado entire nosotros, fin princi-
palmente, de colocar todos los elemen-
tOS de nuestra vida social en- lii mas
perfecta concordia, en- aquella harmo-
MIA sin l. cual pot'r.i haber progre-
so, pcro solo ea una Marcia fatigoSa
que anule casi con los sinsabores Y
las amarguras del camino, los fru-
tos recogidos.
Ell LibrO AZul es una appreciation V
una exposition de los valoreS porto
rrique1os. Es, un cierto modo, como
esas grandes feriaS que de tempo en-
tempo presenta la civilization univer-
sal en- sus grandes centroS. ES una
recapitulaci6n. Els -el acto que aeon
sejan el buen sentidO V la conciencia
honrada, cuando Sc quiere marchar
10 mas feliZmente possible IA una me-
ia prefijada por aspiraciones razona-
bles justas. Es la elimination, en-
nuestra patria, 81 no de todas, de la
mayor parte de las dificultades que
mas vienen agobiandO, de las sombras
que mas han estado oscureciendo Y
extrayiando.
iQu6 soy, que tengo,-no deben ser
ell punto de partida de toda actuaci6n
honesta e inteligente? Los grandes
poetas, esa media docena de gufas
supremos infalibles que ha tenido
ell mundo en- los cincuenta siglos de
historic que conoeemos, pidieron STEM
pre- la Musa, al comenzar sus can
tOs inmortales, que les advirtiera su
engafio, 81 por error habfan asumido
una mission superior sus fuerzas.
Por que no hacer 10 mismo algo
semejante, los pueblos, sobre todo los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-07
Una entreWsta con el General
Burguete, Alto Comisario
en- Marruecos

trAnsportanIlolo al interior; estOy en-
reIaciones con los jefes Ge estas ka-
bilas muy pr2mto toda Espana sa-
bra ell resultado de mi pOlftics.
Cuento con la mas absolute confian-
III de S. NJ ell Rey Y con la del 60
biel1lo deI scfior Sanchez Guerra.
Despu6s me habl6 de mi libro, Gro
MICA de la guerra hispanO-&mericana"
one, actualmente, esta editandO, con
lujo primerosO, la Editorial Riyadene-
m; =, como el General Rurguete es
IN tTattldista militai' de alto vuelO,
tltye gran algeria cHantVo bondadOsa
nlente cfreci6 eseribirne un juiciO crf-
tico sobre dicha OlTa tan pronto sus
u,lpaciones lie pelhnitan leerla.
Al despefiiIlne con un cs,rinoso apre-
ton de manos, como dijO el, como
antiques compaleros en- ell Alcazar To-
ledano. le recorde me diese algdn all-
t6grafo stlyo para Ell IMPARCIAL.
-Sientese un minute, me dijo, Y Sa-
lilo del salon, regresandd {. POGO ITEM
po con I'm bello retrato. que al pie tie
he una carinosa dedieatoria al I'M
PARCIAL, con la tinta adn frescG
de pui1o letra del general. De nue.
vO cambiamos saludOs Y mO de sus
ayudantes, un jefe de gallardo aspec-
to Y finos neds>les, me acOmpafi0 has
Ia las escaleras. IT,.
-Ha obtenidO usteJ, me dijo, un
gran exito periotlfsticO y 10 felicitO de
todo colaz6n Yo tambi6n servf en- ell
ej6rcito de America, Y am0 aquellos
pafses; tambi9n sllelo leer Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.
die las gracias tomando un CO.
che que encontre la puerta corri
-, las oficinas del cable, situadas
en- ell Palacio de Correos desde dom
de telegrafie al IMPARCAL una
noticia escueta acerca de esta i'm
portante entrevista. Atualmente, y a
causa de Ia campafla injusta que con-
ira ell General Burguete mantiene una
parte de la prensa madrilefa, rehusa
el caudillq toda clase de entrevistas;
me fclicito y felicit6 a los hombres de
"El Impartial, por el 6xito en- las
/ gestiones que como su corresponsal es-
pecial, en- Espaha, bondadosa y espon-
taneamente me confara; debiendo
anadir que es la vez primera que un
hombre representative de la metropo-
Ii, dirige su voz sus saludos la
colonia espanola de Puerto Rico.
No ter1ninare, sin asegurar a los
lectores de esta information que una
ecpia de ella ha sidO lefda Y aprobada
por el Alto Comisario de Marruecos
antes de echar a los buzones, con rum
bo La terra portorriquefla, el origi-
nal de la misma.
! Angel Riuero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-07

manO TOGO eSta veZ la frente de un
joven nacido en- Puerto Rico Y edu-
cadO en- las mejOres universidades ame-
ricanas, el verdadero padre del Libro
AZul, DIR. Fernandez Garcia.
Del DR.. Fernandez Garcia es esta
idea Y esta empresa, del LibrO AZul.
JOyen -cultfsimo entusiasta, de un
gran magnetismo personal Y generosi-
dad rara por estos tiempos que corren,
mejor dichO, que vuelan, dirfase des-
tinado realizar la gran idea de Ma
tienzO, la salvadOra idea de la union
cordial de los portorriquefos para
que nuestra vida, en- su procesO his
t0rico, sea algo que Sc desenvuelye
suavemente, como dirigida, sin calcu-
los mezquinOs, pOr ell cOraZ6n Y la ca
beza de los portorriquefios.
Ell Libro Azul es tambien pensS-
miento Y Obra de personas de tanta
culto escritor venezolano ST. Lope Bello
Y el distinguido beriedista norteameri-'
cano Sr. Frances w. Hoadley. Cola
boran en- ese libro especialistas norte-l
americanos de la mayor cultura Y ex-l
periencia en- sus respectivos ramos Y
contribuiran darle gran brillo tOdas
aquellas instituciones americanas que
han enviado comisiones cientfficas a
Puerto Rico con el objeto de estudiar
la Isla desde difirentes puntos de WIS.,
ia de la ciencia.
Ell pGblico portorriquefo, casi huel-
ga decir que ha comprendido va la
alta significaci6n de tan noble empire
sa, la cual esta dando todo el alien
to que ella merece que era de espe-
rarse de la clara Y noble inteligencia
de ese p1blico. M. Martinez Pl6e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-07
4 RELIEVE DEL OLA
FL FESTIN DE- Los CUERVOS

del naconasa pai sabe toda cue
zar de mnOra cOnan la opinion agu
suragOs sector destaca como
para derecos collaboration deven Hoy
pardo naonaista una mnora pude ser cue oo
pardO de la mayOr as no sea- aunque como
pardO repubcanO sOcasa tenga
e una minora nade mas que pardoS minOra mpOra
que derecos pena sten erced
de preucos de las anpatfas de gobernante mahumo
sgos vienen las declaracone del Dr.
aazar aeonseiando pardO COnseO Genera
aprube communication ser enviada al Hard
ing COngreso Nacon expreando este cOnceDt0 E Par
tdo Nacionasa de Puerto Rico vera con guso que r Re
recfcara conducta e % por sus ma
Cualqur aropeO contra vOuntad del eecorad0 pOr
orueno obene nuesra desaprobacon ser I'm ao ara
Macuados por ell eosmo de particpar en- despoO que
ha vctima mayoria los oros leaders de los Otros
pardos en- mnora no han sa6ido con esta
mar Hasa que habo ell DR. Saaar haba dido e CAM
po de las adas minor la ausera habase nonre
del derecho escanecda fuerza moral de las
Iayoras corae eXpre requvOca de la vOluntad del pals
Peron los oros quedarse agazpado al acecho de 10 pu
del ageo despo azaron protesar
del ped ezcar con la nslstene pc
tc6n nteesadas aabanzas uos tmldOs apausos de
tempo.
autor de proposition perenece aquea casta de poos cue
s respeoos derechO anos ceiosOs de-
del po derecho vaedores de los princ
os que demOcraca ben entendda
ha de oa fuerza nj otra ley las ese
c0nadas gma auOrdad de las mayOrias exDresada
Cuantas severas anargas dice las mnos ogreras
balabra ena de austerdad del notable D0ico ST ell
pardO na0asta enar D0stuadO de slncerldad
6ca enia habar abrOniciOn sObre
grupos merodead0re han nidOaentos solo 10
medrO Erase de cOndnacOn ell arOpO
esta consumando Cro de mnoria
Ponce La hOmbre ia!
que cOOprac6n h0nara al
prestare debdO acatamienO; hOmbre
haba de todos odOs haba nOmbre de provision
patrOsmo palabras glOsa anDO de
Otras mas ampias sancOnes.
1Que bhsca Dr. Guermo Saazar al partdo
apruebe los Dodees de Washington resolution
bda esptu de la proposition concrea arcuO de
lei Dia', de Ponce?
que respee-dce pulcro deseO de
cOnfunddo menOspreO las gentes hcerOn
por sOrddez acreedoras al vDendO esabee ama
codcas que rabajan undas
cadena pesada de los nereses egmos terrible
apesO ha de ar haca abaO hundendO nOche de
peOr de las tiranas. al pobre pals inerme.
Para higienzar mpiar de Digrca ell
pOlO haca faa haba de
sar para parcadades mnor
para decr con p0nderada v6nde precise svar
Puerto aODeo contra la vOunad del eectoradO
pOrtorrqueno 0ene dsaprOba6n arb
trario repudiabe.
Para poderhabar agn da n6mbre de la mayOra de pa
precise ene la OpOscl0n la minOa eStOS de
P0rssSbre las venajas rcunsancae sObre los be-
eco de Ocas6 Obre las granerias ell ODOrtunO
seca prncnos nmuabes tOdO partdO
queref a de bascar ha del buscar ha
salven as cmenta las garanas hayan dAam
pararie en- ell future.
Solo pardo que aya perddo ell contacto opinion
resigne vr de la huane merced OtOrguen
arbrarO p0da ehcOgerse hOmbrOs
de verdadera derech0 pOicO del
pals.
Pero que no que inter6s Immediate an
-,,sny,,..ss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-07

esa c0nfesand0 ra estan decarando np0nca esan
dciendo que NADIA saar eo hunda
mundo de caastrof las agoreras han de
macahrO festn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-07

Hoy, muy de manana, me entere
por el diario "A. b. c." de que el ge-.
neral Burguete, Alto Comisario en-
Msrruecos. Sc encontraba on esta Cor
tie, hospedadN en- ell Hotel Roma. Sc
guidamente me persone en dicho l. ,
tel puesto al habla con el secretario
particular de dicho jefe, selicite, eh
non1bre de Ell IMPARCIAL, Y como
representante especial de este diario
en- Espaiia, una entrevista. Pero des-
pues recibi un aviso para volver las
cuatro de la tarde.
POGO antes de Ia hora marcada su-
bf las escaleras del hotel; Y, en- el sa-
loncit0 del primer piso, encontre al
General Burguete rodesdo de sus Ayu-
dantes de Campo. Il
Es I'm hombre de arrogante apostu-
ra, ITALIA regular, recio, ancho de h0m-
bros Y con pecho de atleta esm<adO
de condecoraciones. Viste uniforme
sencillo color kGki, de campaiia; su
mlrada 0e dSmla eS alJa, y penetran-
te, pero su trato es Ell extreme jovial
Y campechano.
Tenfa mi tarjeta en- sus manos; y,
apenas termin6 el saludO me dijo, sOn-
riendo:
-Conque es usted el Captain Rive
10, ell gobernador del Castillo de San
| Crist6bal, durante la guerra HiSpano-
americana; ell que disparo, en- dicha
| isla el primer caiionszo?
ST, hombre, 81 ;me acuerdo de u.s.
ted pues hemos sido cOmpa1erOs de
estudios en- la Academia Militar de
Toledo; Y, ademas yO fuf, mucho ITEM
pc, ,Ay,tdhnte de Campo del Teniente
General p. Ricardo Ortegs, Y este
constantemente, estaba hablando de
usted. Estoy encantade de su vista
Y pida cuanto guste.
-Bien, mi general, tengo el alto no
nor de saludar a usted muy efusiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-07
Ell espl6ndido modelo BUICK para 1923.

Para vaes ursmo paseos mas conurdOs buleyare
siO mas aparadOs del
pals las ras noces de nverno
hay que modelO BUICK de ndrO
mOdernO ha poddo
aar BUICK 1923 cOndic6n
c6modo de movmentO senciosO NADIA
nertes sOpanda fuertes
ex los mOvmie del los sOs mas
eegante artscamente eabOrad
hacen autOm6y cOnsruido haa fe
acOgda dO extraordnara cuantOs sos
a del rmO de ree
Dondequiera que existan AUTOMOBILES bien ~:
oonstrlddos ALI esta e BUICK"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
YALE AND HARVARD
SPLIT WITH BRITONS
fRv I,nircd Newsl

LONDON. July l3.--Thc combined
Yale Harvard tennis team Srok ."
even. winning four matches OF dpu-
b!cs and losing four IN the meeting
with the Roehampton Club team
matches which vii! work up To a cii-
naA In the contest with the COM
b!ued Cambridge and oxford teams
al Eastbournc on July 30
LUc!en Williams. U: Yale. !rte:col-
ltE!ate champion OF the United Srlt-s.
and Arnold Jones. also OF Yale. de-
fcatcd Lord Rock Savage and y. w
Asthaltcr. 6-3. G-3. In the next
mach Morris Daune and ". W In
graham o.. Harvard. won from q r.
Sh"rwcN and !. u. Gilbert. 6-S. CT
l3!l. The BritOns won the th!-G
match, ia which -. VI Wheeler. Of
Yale. ana Karl rfamman. Of Harvard
were defeated by q; y. Tu!uhul! and
kpnCr- barrett, 81. 6-i
Iurnt ull and barrett :hcn e.eneG
IN cscore. defeating Jones and VII
!!ams, 81, ga, 6-i. and the Br!tons
went into the lead when Rock saw
age and Asthalter won from Duane
and lngraham, 1-5, s-i In the next
match Shcrwell and Gilbert made II
~, in favor OF Roehampton. hea''ng
Wheeler and pfaffmau, 7-5. "a.
The Americans then won the next
two. Wheeler and pfnnman bent
Rock savage and Asthalt"r. SIS. 20
60 and Jones and Williams won
IRON. Shcrwcll and G!!bcr, 6-3. 2-6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

entirely different woman. and can
recommend this remedy to anybody"
SAID Mrs. Florence I.owmon, OF lS3S
Phyne street. Louisville. Ky.
FOR about a year | suffered from
nervousness. constipation and pains
In my stomach, back and head. There
were strange numb feelings that
would come over mo. and at times I
got so bad could hardly remain up
through the day. had noises in my
head and sound like bells ringing
In my ears. l took treatments, but
got worse instead OF better and lost
$5 pounds.
I'm Just a few days after I started
taking Plant Juice felt better. and
now I'm feeling better than for years.
The constipation has disappeared:
nerves are In fna condition.: those
strange numb feelings are gone, and
the noises have left my head. I have
gained II pounds. and feel that Plant
juice was life-aaver In my case"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond at
TraRle's Drug Store; in Petersburg
by MorrjHon. tho Drug Man, In. Chase
City by the Chase City Drug Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
CALICO MILLS NOT
INCLUDED IN SALE

sac OF the Haxall-Crenshaw prom
"rty. on the south line OF tho cana.
70 James 7. sloan. for $4,000. aid
not include tho Gallcro Mills prom
ef'E' belonging 10 Warner Moore &:
co, as has been stated
Inc property Transferred f-n,,
h"rry Walters. chairman Of the
board Of tho Atlantic Coast Line. 10
James sloan. for $4,000. is a mar, Of
mo o!d James River and Kanawb,
Iahai property. II fronts PCS feet on
Twelfth Streets. 1872 Zoe, ON IN" s..,
side Of Twelfth street, oG5 foe, ~,
Thirteenth street. Gao feet on Rvrd
street, from the Virginia Railway
ana Power Company holdings to tho
southern Railway property. and $40
i.'t on tho north sid" of Byrd TO
NrtiHia street. With tho property
is said TO go valuable ncrnctr,,
water power rights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
COAL ARBITRATION PLAN
VIOLATES ECONOMIC LAW
Mining Congress Against
Harding's Proposal for
Strike Settlement.
Iny A.snclntch rress.l

wAsiiISGTON. JuIy ia.-Prpsi-
dent lIar'iiug's proposal for arbitrR-
ton In ia" coal mining industry, In
effect acts /" sei aside tho law oi
supply md demand which "mua.
eventually regulate al, industrial dis
putcs,' The American Mining Con
vr"ss declared ia 81 statement Ecnt Ia
tn" whit" House today mud made
public through James T. CalIbreath.
R"crctary uf the Organization,
'K"op"uing TIA. mines now on
STRIKE, except upon Contractlvr
basis, with nouuu!"n operation,
would bc ruipVu-," ihe statement
said. Moreover, Rueh operation at
high wage levela would create great
dissatisfaction among The nonun!un
nincR, undoubtedly leading Ia strikes
and thus cutting uG tho only reliable
nource OF fuel. The proposal la open
con! mines az the war scale OF wages
may seem temporary. hUt IN effect II
would ho permanent"
stating that thu mining CougrcEs
did not attempt to Hp"aS Cor tho coal
!nduHtry, Lut :ha; !: did rcprcs"n.
the Rrca; Western mining Industry.
Mr. Caiihrcath Haid tho congress con
sidcrcd that tho nations welfare de-
mandH competitive WACO rc-i"q ns
tho result 81 actual bargaining.
.aihor than u Eo.;lriU"u: induced ny
81 suffering public helpless under the
naturalization uf. aud entirely for, tho
1cn"Ht of mon united under tho ban
Nor uf tho United M!no Workers q;
America"
"I' would DO cr!m,nnl," tho state
mont continued. ~ tho uunuulon
operators and miners who have on
Hb!cd our industries tn continue
should now hc rncr!aood by "a govern
mental order.
~ gov"rnmcn. guarantee ot pro-
:"c''on 10 every individual In h!H
Tlght 10 WORK VIII Ho;t!o tho coal
STRIKE menace for nil time. Wa Rp-
pea! for tho enforcement; of tho law
under tho Conr,ltut!on and for pro-
lection Of independent workers. ny
no O:hcr plan can permanent so.-
tlcmcn, ho secured"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
Confederate Soldier Dies.

Funeral services for John Hamp-
den Scay. Confederate soldier, who
died on July I. were conducted at
the homo OF his son. Frank a. Seav.
204 North Mulberry Street. last sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. TIL,
services were conducted by Roy.
Charles L. King. r. n. assisted by
Rev. Bernard H. Lipscomb. Inter-
incnt was In Rivcrview
Mr.. Seay was In his 18th year. Uo
served two years In the War Between
the States and was wounded near
Petersburg just before the battle of
the Crater. He was ono OF the re-
naming nine out OF tho 400 who
were IN Lamkin's Battery. Haskelrs
Battalion. Artillery a. N. ". Long
streets Corps. He Is survived by
seven children, ono sister and one
brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
.FAVOR|TE NOsED OUT
OF BIG TOLEDO EVENT
Peter Colcy Wins Maumcc
2:05 Trot by Beating
Media.
NY Asanc,nicn prn..,

TOLEDO. July ia.-pctcr Colcy, a.
r. D"rscy's' Flndiay, ohio. Eciding.
win Harry Stokes driving, won tho
Maumce 2:0h trut. feature of tho
Hrand circuit card here today noslnu
out Media, to favOrl,c. Ia tho la.,
two heats
lm IN" nrs, hca, Media ovcrtooh tho
h"in AZ me quarter poet, after Il bad
START and pulled away for "a length.
win ahead OF i<!luwntts and r.. Colo
i"dp. Pct"r CU!oy broke badly at tho
stretch and finished u poor fourth.
so. Meada troited great race In tho
5Scc2nu heat, after getting away full
~ four lengths behind the others at
Sme iiaS9 l'etcr Colcy won by nose
Td me fas.,stcpping fav:or!to, bu;
year separately timed. completing
mare made tho laat half In 90 Soc
year.
ln the Anal boat. Driver Fleming
neld Hcdda for stretch hnish, hut
ne mar" "hA unable 10 ov"rtnitc tho
'h"'"y S"ld!uS and finished second.
FOHr heats were necessary to de-
Parker boy.
fpit Miami! ana the second OF tho
season. when ho plotted Nobio Argot
- u victory In tho second hoa: In
me IurhcyipOt Ar trot. In tho Sec
Vhd neat noble ArKpt paid 1850 on
i 81 Ticket
The 2Is ,ro, wen, four heat. be-
ivi" II "as hnal!y won ~ liVl!yruud
,,2lo v"cc. two IN three heats. purse
Parker BOY. b, &, by Fores,
Je N'pF Ils .:ss.' h. m. ly Arxo;
iiai ,McMahonJ ..:....'.. 7.,2
AhbedaIe, blk h. By Tho
Abbe tCox) ........., isaa
- w. $. b. 4. BY J. 5. L.
H iySy! o5i''i il iu,i, i,,.aI l2ro
les Damon. Princess VI and B!ugeu
Watts also started Tina. 2:95 -;
80 - 2.o4 Is, ?:o5 Ia.
Inc Maqnee. 900 trot. three heats.
value $500:
FG 49, G'iey, ,, e. by Peter the :
Nedda. b m. by Atlantic E1-
kiio waite, b m, by Genera!
=, dorado. b. a.. by COLORADO
=. tC9Al .............. 3 3
The Turkeyfoot an tfot, three
heats. value $3.50:
Nohle Arfot. Blk. <, by The
Francisco 'ErskmJ . 2
S2o hin' b. &. hy k"r!o!la tMc-
ITNiEED .................
Peter Will Tell. Oh. m, by Peter
b.ponna ,NayJ . ~
h.n9u@9. z. by The MaLgue
lMr bonaidD .,:.......... $40
I.nt"ua watts Roy ArchdaIe. &C.
s"hi.o Boy Tolus BOY and Dr Cor-
man also started Time. 9.os "a.
-n' l-2. 20. I-2.
sli tro;, Two Ia three heats purse
ilo!l%rood liiIda. b. m. by
Peter Nolu bNrMnhui, "a !,
Topsy Todd mix. m, by jim
Todd tNorrisonJ ... Al :
Lord stout b. h. by Lord
Roberts uflcmiuE) ...... l.Ic2
Anna Phelps. b. m. by The
Northern Man tGcrrgJ II . GRO
AI"!oIla, b. n, by Binjo!!a
.,rrcrry ...... IS 3ro
~" i'tai rig Lear. Mary l., Retsy
Cnadl"r Bon McC;rcgo-. General
Hyns HcaUvais. lsworthy NcKirrav
Prince Mckiuncy. also started Time
-'s 1t. 2:os 1t. 2.iO IL: 2.i3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
FRY JAILED AND FINED:
LOSES HANDSOME CAR
Mhrtin>hurH Mnn. Hrtrn,cd nv IIrI
Companion. Guilty ~ Wis
dc

ISp"'IaI % THc TI'nra DIs9atch !
WINCHESTER. VA. Jug ia.
william Fry, Mar,iusburr. W Va.
whose recent betrayal by Young
woman led 70 his capture near hero.
AFTER running hght with officers.
piead"d guilty this afternoon to
TRANSPORTING lGHor Illegally and
was given sky DAYS In iaIl ana
nn"d $3.50, H.sgh Reynolds. oc Cross
Junction Va, his compartment drew
thirty days and 500 nuc Inability
~ IN" state 10 prove ownership az a
revolver found near Frys car re
duced tho charge, from felony TO
mlSdemcanor. His high-pr!ced auto
mobile was forfeited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
Failing walls Fntnl to Two.

PHILADELPHIA PA. July 13.-
Two men are known to have been
Killed and iNorc than n dozen in
Jured when part of the south wall
at the tenth floor OF the City Center
building, IN the central business sec
ton. collapsed today. Tons OF de-
bris fell upon roofs OF adjoining
buildings. The building is being re-
modelled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
jury Di.neree., DISCHARGED.

Tho Jury trying the contested will
case In Chancery Court. in which
relatives OF Miss Nellie Stamper who
wore not remembered in tho several
requests embodied therein nrc con-
testing tho instrument, announced
yesterday that 1t was unable "a agree
md was discharged. Mental inca.
pacity at tho timo OF making tho
VIII is alleged. The estate. valued
'At $4,000.
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To Move sales Offices.

'hicers OF Acknowledgement sale
now on the ninth floor OF Hotel
richmond. vii be removed 10 the
roster building, on Ninth street.
WITHIN few days. as tho quarters
NOW used must be vacated by carly in
august Tho two upper sfloors VIII
b" used ana will afford ample &C.
COMMUNICATION until tho new stat. Of
hcc building is erected.
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Hold Hrcrcntions Meetings.

on the lava .. Battery parh
Christian Church. Moss Side Avenue
and Essex street recreation meet,
ing VIII be held this evening begin
ming at $50 o'clock. The arst par,
of the program will be for the amusc
ment 81 children. Music ana refresh
mcnts Will feature the program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
WORKS HER WAY HOME
FROM CONSTANTINOPLE
American Woman serves before Mast
at 20 Cents n
Month.

NEWPORT NEWS. July la--Scrv-
Ing before the mast for 80 cents a
month and h"r food. Miss Rohccca
Palmer OF Norton. y. j.. arrived this
afternoon from Constan;inoplc aboard
the American fr"IEh,cr "Decpwatcr.
She was so nearly starved when shn
got out OF Asia Minor that she gained
twenty three pounds on the voyage
across the ocean, "A pound a day.
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Tigers Get Two pitchers.

PHILAUELFFIlA, July l3.-Roy
Moore. left-handcd pitcher. was sold
to Detroit today by Philadelphia. No
players were involved. /. is said that
t.. Tigers secured the Texan for the
waiver price. Sam LYMAN. former
Georgetown University left-hand
pitcher. signed a contract and joined
Lntrnit tndaN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
SAYS PLANT JUICE
WAS L|F E-SAVER
Relieved the Strange, Numb
Feelings That Would
Come Over Body.

Il took so many treatments and
medicines without relief that |
thought nothing would help me, hu'
Plant Juice has made mo feel like an