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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22

Aver jueves las nueve media sle
Ia mafana, Sc reanud6 en- In Corte
del primer distrito de. San Juan, La
vista del pleito electoral, .
sUna hora antes, los pasillos y salo-
mes aestabsn fnvadidos p6r el pdblico,
faddo de presciIciar los debates y el
inforne del perito.
Apsstados. en- las puertas que per
nliten la eIltrada a la sala de celebrar
vistss, Sc encuentran varios policfas,
por los pasillos v de1nas departa-
mentos, Sc notabs gran ndmero de de-
tectives.
Con 6portunidad han concurrido a
la Corte los abogades de alnbas par
tes, seIlores; FeliI, Geigel, Moraza,
Martinez Dayila, Barbosa y Lopez III
zol deilandantes; y, Guzman Benftez,
.Aaula Aybsr, Castro, Iriarte, Rivera
Zayas y Guerra Mondiagon, deman-
dados.
! + il :
Momentos antes de abrirse la session,
entra a la Corte de Distrito, el Hon.
juez de la Corte Federal, senior Odlin,
quien Sc dirige la oficina privada
del juez Foote, donde ambos sostienen
una conferencia. Minutes despues lie
ga la safiora Mutton, quien reside en-
Vega Alta sctualmente, y que aIftes
esturo empleada como taqufgrafa del
Consejo Executive de Puerto Rico.
Fue llamada con ell prop6sito de d.
tomara las declarsciones del experto
! senior Osborn, taquigraficamente. ade-
mas de tomar tambien tliclIa declara-
ci6n Ell taqufgrafo official de la refe-
rida Corte, el seiior Morales.
A las nueve y treinta minutes el
! jlez Foote abre la session, invita- al
fjuez 0dlin tomar asiento a su de-
rechs, QUEEN asf 10 hace.
Es requerida la sonora Hutton pa
] IA que Sc sitde cerca de la silla de
/ testigos, con el fin de que pueda cir
la declaration del perito.
Debepos advertir que todas las mi
radas del pdblico convergfan hacia el
experto seii9r Osborn, cuando Sc di-
lrigfa d la silla.
El Lcdo. Guerra Mondragon presen-
tg al doctor Osborn para declarar.
1 quien concurc prestando juramento, y
ocupa Ia silla de tcstigos.
FL LIDO Felid Sc opone que eI
perito declare, por csnsiderar dicha
4 declaration impertienente, estar fue.
Ira de lugar, sgregando 70 estoy en-
coildiciones de argumentar sobre q
i particular, " tengo bastante juiispr,l.
dencia que pucdo presentar en- este
nacmento.'
Juez. Que prop6sito lleva a los
\ demanAantes 4 presentar como 'testi.
so al rerito Osborn? 4
4 Guerra. Nuestro prop6sito es pro!
bar con eI testimonio del doctor Os.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
MUY PRONTO LOS ZEPPELINE
IRAN de ESPANA ALA REPUBLICA
ARGENTINA EN- TRES DIAS
Burguete esta decididO dimitir puestO que eI
GObiernO- -dice-le MEGA los recursos ne
cesariOs para pacificar la zOna rebelde.
El patriOtismO tiene sus limites = agrega ell
Alto COmisariO.

VIG0, diciembre 22.-El captain de
Ingenieros Don Genaro Olivia, Direc-
tor de la Compania de Navegaci6n
Aerea entire Espaiia Y La Argentina
regreso de Baenos Aires muy salts
fecho de las ge tiones ALI realizadas.
Dice que los zeppelines emplearan
tres dias en- la travesfa de EsAafia a
la Argentina, y que el servicio que
cuenta con la enthusiastic cooperation
de ambos gobiernos podra ser inaugu-
RADIO pronto.
MADRID, diciembrc 22.-El Gene-
raj don Ricardo Burguete, al salir de
conferenciar con el Presidente del
Consejo de Ministries, marques de AL
hucemas, dijo los .periodistas que
fueron interrogarle que estaba de-
cididamente resuelto dimitir por en-
contrarse profundamente disgustado
con ell Gobierno por negarle los re-
cursos necesarios para pacifcar la
zona rebelde en- Marruecos, agregando
quC Gu odlud, teiitO SOlAlO oQ
Isufrian menoscabo. Comentando las
declaraciones que hizo en- su edicion
de aver Gel Imparcial'', organo del
seiior Gasset, Sc lanlento de que el
Gobierno engane la opinion, atribu-
yendo a sus cpmisionados un exajera-
do optimismo ,sobre la situacion ma
rroquf, cuando la verdad es que los
moros estan rlenos dispuests que nun
ca deponer las armas. Ell General
Burguete manifesto que el PATRIOTS
mo tiene sus limites: los del decoro,
los que marca la dignidad, y no es POI
sible esperar que Sc encuentrd un ge-
neral cue este -dispueste4a ponerse en-
tridfculo. ets,,
Las francas declaraciones del gene
raj Burguete han irnpresionado viva
mente a la opinion. n E .sr.
81 PARIS, diciembre 22.-La insia
tragediante Madame Sarah Bernhard
sigue mejorando. Ell pelgiro parece
desaparecido, 10 que Sc ha sabido en-
Paris con gran contento entire todos
los admiradores de la insigne v vete-
rama actriz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22

LAUSANNE, diciembre 22.-En la
session de hoy quedara resuelto ell
asunto de los estrechos que tanto ha
venido ocupando la atenci6n de los
confsrencistas y quo es ell tema prin-
cipal de la discussion. Las potencias
desean dejar resuelto este asunto an
tes de las. vacaciones de Pascuas.
ROMA, diciembre 22.-El Presiden-
te del Consejo de Ministries de Italia
Sr. Mussolino ha declarado los Pc
riodistas que su actitud en- la confe-
rencia de Bruselas estara inspirada
en- la salvaguardia de los intereses
italianos en- ell Meterraneo Y ell Egeo,
no olvidando el peligro que representa-
la intromision de Russia en- los asun-
tos europeos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22

born, expert testf ny', que las cru
ces que apaEecen eli esas AZ papele-
tas. del colegio nrhiero 25, dandole el
voto a los candida; republicanos pa-
ra la asamblea lnu pal de San Juan,
no fueron puestas los eleetores q
dia de la election, = 81 hechas tiempo
lespues, por 10 tanto, han sido altera-
das las papeIftas son falsificadas.
FL Lcdo. Felid insiste en- no atlmi-
tir lG declaration del experto, y para
clio laace constar ell record 10 siguicn-
te:
LA materia que esta en- litigio
no necesita perito.
2Las marcas hechas on las .pape-
Ietas mo han sido evidenciadas.
81 Las i,apeletas no eonstittsen TN
escrito nj 'un docmnenta iinanllscIito,
De acuerdo con ID ley dc cfi-
dencia no debe asfnlitirse declaration
alguna de perito.
FL Lcdo Felin arglmenta que In
Corte no tiene necesidad de la prueba
pericial que Sc le ofrece en- este, ca
so,- porque seg1n la Jurisprudence ID
sanericana para csos cas3s id6ntisos,
pgra reconccer una cruz q plarea ses
jneludible que tambi6n conparezca e
autor de Ia marca . cruz.
Gel Icdo Guerra Mon,lsas6n y eI
Lcdo. Felid, conyienen por nns cues
|ti0n de eortesfa para el juez Odlin y
el rloctor Osborn, en- d. los debates ST
gan en- ingles)
Gcntiniia el seiior Felid Ell el uso
de la palabra, s6stiene quela OPT
Ini0n del expcrto es aquf impertincn-
/ te e inmateriai, Y sdemas. yo voy a
presentar ahora, lilo jurispruden-
c.a en- el case en- que q eminemte ex-
perto senior Canyath tho, di0 su inforine
pericial en- relaci6n a llnas cruces, y
.cuyo informe no fu6 tornado en- CON
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
DESDE MADRID COMUNICAN !
UNA iNOTICIA, INTERESANTE

DESDE MADRID COMUNlCAN
UNA NOTICIA, INTERESANTE
Hoy, % de diciembre, Sc dieron al
plblico las cifras de los, soldados re-
patriados con motive de las fiestas de
Pascuas y Ano Nueyos La repatria-
ci6n Sc hace en- cinco grupos que abar-
lcaran estos contingencies: 4
M 10. grupo, 46,460.
20. 1859. 4
80. 1912.
40. 27,91O.
So. 1910.
PUERTAS
v Ventanas Persianas
Molduras.
Calidad- ecio-Servicio.
RoLAN, TEJEDoR & DE HosToS
Apartado 1856. 81 Tel. 1896 200
San Juan.
Sc ALQUILA
UN MAGNIFICO APARTAMEN-
TO DEL Ser. PISO, TOBACCO
PALACE" - INF0RMARAN:
Alfonso Riera & Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
FL GOBERNADOR DE PUERTO
RICO E. MONT RELY UJENTA
UNA HISTORIA FANTASTICA
Ell representante la Camara, Mr.. Walter Nc
X. Jones cOntesta a las manifesto
clones de Rely.
CayetanO Coll Cuchi cOrrObOra tOdas las
afirmaciOnes de Reilly.

les iltimos diez y siete meses ha
ccnseguid0 poner fin la dictadura
de Barcel6, y los rObOs cOmetidos
durante dicha dictadura, bajo Ia cual
una pandilla politica estaba sa-
queando el Gobierno Insular pOr mi
Homes de dolares anualmente. Reilly
tambien ha reducidO la deudij de la
Isla, de ounce a Ocho millOnes de
d6lares. Tambien c9nsigui6 deteaer
una combination que estaba siendO
consumada contra el TesOrO p1blicO,
por valor de catorce millones de do
lares, justamente cuandO Reilly to-
mo possession de su cargo. Asi mis-
mo, Reilly consiguiG aunlentar ell
precio de los bonos municipales, de
80 y IS eentayos por peso, hasta po-
ncrlos la par. RELY ha logrado
establecer un Gobierno no-partida-
rista. Reilly ha reconstituido los
Tribunales. Reily-lanz del poder
unOs quinientOs empleados innece-
sarios. La victoria de Reilly sobre
un pequehO pero active grupO de
descontentos dirigidOs por Barcel6,
parece ser va completa, pues un avi-
so llegado aqui anoche, desde Wash
ington, dice que los amigos de Bar
cello en- Puerto Rico han cablegra-
fiado SUI Jefe pidiendole que regre-
Sc la isla, poraue los Comercian-
tes' y Agricultores Unionistas, ALI
han decidido, en- la ausencia de Bar
cello, "pasarse" al lado de Rely. La
vida de Reilly ha sido anienazada, y
una vez Sc reuni6 un nlmero de ase-
sinos, para echar la suerte y deter
minar quien habrfa de matar al
GObernador."
GEORGE PIERCE ToRBETT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
(Cable Ingles.)

Washington, ID. c.,
Diciembre 21, 1922.
ia Demccracia",
t. San Juan.
81 senior Walter Me X. Jones,
miembro de la Camara de Represen-
tantes de Puerto Rico, ha dado hoy,
a Ia prensa una respuesta a las ma
nifestaciones vertidas por ell Gober-
nador Rely a su llegada Nueva
York, el lunes iItimO.
Cayetand Coll y Cuchi, que espe-
raba Reilly a su llegada, y que Sc
uni6 a el en- cuantO desembarc6, ha
corroboradO totalmente las declara-
clones. hechas por Reilly, que estan
contenidas en- ell siguiente articulo:
ssReily esta en- viaje hacia WASH
ingtOp, completamente preparadO
para hacer una detallada demostra-
ci6n al Presidente Harding, y para
dar la batalla al Jefe Barcel6, quien
Sc encuentra aqui trabajando pOr la
caida de Reilly. Este tiene eviden-
cia documental, para presentarla al
Pfesidente y al Gabinete, de que en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22

fsideraeion por. la Corte que entenlfa
en- el asunto. Ii
! bien, Ssie nos podria probar el
sehor Osboih con su declaracion2
Tendria acknowledgements que COMO
Ger algdn escrito de Ia persona que
traz6 esa cruz; de no, 80 creo que,
huelga su declarscion-dijo el senior
Felil.
III Ictio. Felii significa que, zen
question de es-idencia no cree que unl
lciudas.aIo lbHeda deterininar que otra'
persona SCI ha pcgado un tiro por
otro.''
FL scloz. Felili sigui6 presentando
autoridGdes jurfdicas, tendencies a de
iaastrar que para el case del pleito
que Ell, Ii, h1staalidad Sc Tentila, no
hhay necesidhd del infolme pericial, Y
biuoso De hstber esti.do leyendo juris-
prudcncia lior espacio de dos horas,
agreg6 que Ia Corte tiene ante ST la
Hpruebl, q sSdn las papeletas, Y por
elias puede }determinar 81 han re ser
adnitidas 0 no como evidencia.
a las II v 25 minutes adn no ha-
bia telln,nalo 81 se1or Felid de citar
IA iurisprudencia de los yoliimenes de
autoridades que tenfS preparados So
bre Ia mesa, cuando el juez Odlin des
pidiandose del juez Focte, Sc marcho.
I'LL pelito continuaba sentado en- la
fsll1a lie testigos sin haber podido de-
clarar, interim IL Corte resuelva lue-
80 de haber escuchado Ia argumenta-
ci0ii de las parties.
II juez Foote, para cadIa,s case de
;sutcridades que citaba pl Lcdo. Felii,
hacfa las csIlsiguientes anotaaiones,
con el proposito, sin duda, de verlos
Epersohalmente.
+ FL reloj nfarca las doce Y diez mi
lnutos, y el juez declara un receso has
ta LIS dos de la tarle. A esaH hora'
es desaloiado ell salon, los sehoresH
Osborn, Guerra, Urrutia v Agcstini,
'este tiltimo redlactor de Ell IMPAIR
fCIAL, Sc dirigen en- autom0vil hacia
| el muelle de la New York and Porto
| Rico Steamship Co, pars despedir o
! ullos compaiieros iel doctor OSBORNE.
4 habfan tomadci el "San Lorenzo, y
1 que aalian en- esos ntomentos para
4 New York. Con este motive Sc pro-
pago IA version de que el perito Sc
marchaba sin haber podiio declarar.
Luego, en- Ell Hotel Palace, nuestro
Tedactor fue infrrmado que 81 experto
no samaieharfsb nnientras no pudiera
tfendir su anplio infornle pericial.
ia SESSION DE LA TARDE
4 | 'essli '2fi mayor eosicuirencia que eli la
vistFs de por la mahana, Sc abre Ia
1 session 4 las dos en- punto.
sEsta yez Sc observa que existe I'm
pdmero crecido de abogados de san
(Continda en- IA 2da. pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
Ell vIAJE DEL ATTORNEY

Aver tarde Sc dijo en- los cfrculos
polfticos de la ciudad que ell Attorney
General senior Mestre, habfa sido la
mado, por cable, desde Washington.
pero Sc nego la certeza del expresado
r,lmor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
El Case Electoral de
San Juan

Los abogados de la parte demandante muestran una
oposici6n tenaz que ell Doctor Albert s. Osborn pres
te declaration papeletas del COlegiO No. 25 han
Lcdo. Guerra Mondrag6n. Ell Juez Odlin de La Corte
Federal stuadO la derecl del Juez Foote presencia
la vista de la mailana. La Sra. Hutton es llaTnada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
Cordial Invitacio6n

Y f.
Para conocer la diver
sidad de articulos Sc
lectos que tenenos pa
ra celebrar las Pascuas
lie invitanos a que nos
haga una vista Q con-
suite nuestros precios
antes de hacer sus pc
didos. Prueba hace fe.
LUNA Hnos. Sucrs.
Gale Allen 40. - Telefono % y "a.
SAN JUAN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
.wILLIAMsTOWN

u lhe Nellie Gill players gave hne
Entertainment at grange hall on Thurs
dav evening, the play being q dram
at;zad version of Martha by the Day,
with Nellie Gill in the trtle role. IN
cent for some slight changes, the pay
follows the story of the hook eioseiy
ana ire audience were highly pleased.
Nellie Gill. as the whole hearted, hard
..orkino mother. ''late Of New York
aud formerly of Ireland looking on
she bright side in the facn OF sick
ness. hard luck and encouragement,
showed rare ability as an interpreter
~ character and was given line sup
nor, by the other members OF the com
pany.
Theron q. williams has been having
,.oublc with a hoil on the back of bis
hand that had to be lanced and dressed
daily for time afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Curtiss
spent part of Sunday at the home
81 {. 4. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver w. Martin went
last week to Portland. Me, for a VS.
to their nephew, George jackson
they expect to go to Massachusetts
while on the way home, which viii
rrobablv be in two or three weeks.
Quite a little work has been done OF
late on the town playground. located
east and north of grange hall. This
Vas formerly owned by Mr. Hoyt and
Vas offered by him for sale for this
purpose, he contributing generous
sum toward the amount and the bal
apce raised hast fan by subscription
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
Did Him More Good.

Many men and women suffer from
backsche, rheumatic pains, stiff joints,
sore muscles and other results of kid.
ney trouble because they neglected the
first warning symptoms. Foley Kidney
Pills aid the kidneys to throw out poi
.Sonous waste matter that causes pain
and misery. Stephen Lewis. Eldridge
Ky, writes: Foley KidneyPills did me
more good than all the other medicine
ever took. ] had kidney trouble ten
years. ] don't have any pain like
had before ! took them" Sold every
where adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16

The land was accepted by the town at
last March meeting. The sewer from
grange hall has been lowered, and the
land plowed. smoothed and rolled.
The Memorial day committee have
secured Rev. A. NJ Marley of Concord
to deliver the address on that day.
Much good work has been done in
the wav Of cleaning up and improving
the appearance of the village IN the
past two weeks Trucks were fur
nished on cleanup day by the g. =.
McAllister company, Charles M. Seaver
and company and the Williamstown
company for removing rubbish TO the
dump and the lawns on both the Con
cregational and Methodist churches
were raked, flower beds located, spad-
ed up and fortified, and maple trees
set out. Many helped in doing this
among them Landlord Hamilton OF the
/ inn. Superintendent outland, Principal
Crosby and plenty of volunteers from
the high school boys and villagers.
Messrs. William and Clayton Curtis
are now living in the house lasely
bought of Richard Jeffords, formerly
the home of Dr. Robinson and still
earlier Of Dr. Watson.
The meeting Of the Home Project
club win be held at the Methodist YES
try Wednesday, May "a, at o'clock
Miss Potter, state demonstration lead
er. xilI be present to start the nutri'
ton course. All the ladies are urged
to be present at this meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Tuesday night, May l6, is the big
night at the X. of c. hall, where two
good comedies in French will be given
by members of LUnion st. Jean d'Bap-
tiste at S o'clock. Remember, this is
something really worth seeing. There
Is slso good singing and music included
in the program. Dance after program.
Admission 35c each.--sdy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
BETHEL
Guy Brink Got Both Hind Hoofs OF
Horse He Was Clipping.

GUY Brink, who works at the Zenas
Smith farm in Randolph, had q thumb
amputated ut the first joint recently
after q horse had kicked him when he
was clipping the horses heels. With
the other hoof. the horse kicked him in
the chest and he was insensible until
physician gave restorative. ne has
lost practically no time from work
Mrs. Willis K. Paige is very critical
Nv i'll. having suffered q shock last
Saturday.
Miss Julia Magivney is at the
sanatorium for few days, following OPP
erations last week for the removal Of
tonsils and adenoids,
Wendall Walker and Richard Bur
rell were recent victims OF thep rev
alent chickcnpox epidemic.
Miss Hazel Root. Of STAFFORD is at
the sanatori,Im while her parents are
moving from STAFFORD TO South
Royalton.
j. Martin Essigman has moved his
family to Sparrowbush, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sturtevant Of
Middlebury. j. A. Field of Barre, Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Barker Of Wallingford
were -Bascom house guests yesterday.
volley bail was introduced as a
school sport on the playground yester-
day, good group Of girls participat-
| ing.
Several high school students are
planning to attend the Windsor county
Y. NJ. G. A. play festival in Woodstock.
During recent visit to Orleans. his
former home. Henry A. Stafford fished
about two hours in Willoughby lake
and caught three trout totaling 10
pounds. Mr.. Stafford's family ac-
! companied him on the outing.
John A. Aldrich, who works at
| Lebanon, n H., was at bis old home
over Sunday.
Harold f. Wilson has returned from
visiting his aunt In Burlington.
Miss Irene Gushing was home from
Boston over Sunday.
Miss Muriel Jennes OF Gaysville has
been spending few days at y. w.
Lyman's.
| Acting under instructions from
Sheriff w. l.. Fairbanks, Deputy
Sheriff Paul r. Wilson kept a sharp
lookout Sunday night and Monday for
/ William Hazard Of Woodstock, said TO
have committed criminal act AT
South Woodstock Sunday morning. {.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1922.
The Weather

Fair tonight and probably Wedncs'
day; little change IN temperature
moderate northeast and east winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16

Clarence is coming Be at the
Spaulding assembly hall Friday eve
ming at o'clock TO meet him. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16

~st. A. Specials" cigars Of supe-
rior quality and union workmanship
all dealers. Raymond Guyette, Mfr.
ST. Adams. Nt.-adv.
Middletown transcript., 1922-06-10
GETTING RESULTS

THE administration has rendered an
l other signal service to the people
of the country in calling coal operators
together in an effort to prevent profi-
teering in fuel during the pending coal
strike. Under the immediate direction
of Secretary Hoover scheme has been
drawn up for submission to Attorney
General Daugherty, that it is believed
will keep prices at reasonable levels un-
til the union mines are operating once
more. Already prices had begun to
rise when President Harding called the
coal men together. His opportune &C.
ton undoubtedly saved millions of dol
lars to the consumers.
Middletown transcript., 1922-06-10
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922
NO NEED FOR wOmEN'S PARTY

THE Women's Party have small
! cause for complaint that President
Harding declined to attend the dedca-
tion of their Washington headquarters.
Their organization is admittedly po-
litical. Neither the Republican nor
Democratic parties were good enough
for them, so they formed a party of
their own rather than affiliate with
either of the other two. Doubtless the
Women's Party will have candidates in
the field at the next election who will
do their best to beat all their opponents.
There was no more reason for Repub-
lican President to attend the dedicatory
ceremonies than for him to attend
Democratic pow-wow or gathering of
Socialists.
Instead of being present in person at
their gathering, President Harding sent
the ladies' letter in which he rejoiced
at the enfranchisement of the women
of the United States and wished "that
the larger opportunity for American
womanhood will be marked by the high.
est ideals; lofty patriotism, noble in
spirations, and great good to our COM
mon country. Mr.. Harding is Presi-
dent of all the people. and his letter
was suitable for reading at gathering
of any group of citizens.
1t is fortunate for our country's well
fare that by far the great majority of
our women voters have no sympathy
with sex distinctions when it comes to
casting the ballot. Political lines should
be drawn on issues far removed from
such subjects issues in which men and
women have an equal interest. The
roster of the what may be termed the
charter members of the Women's Party
nence is due to agitation extending
over period of years. Constructive
leadership has not marked their careers
in the public eye. One of them achieved
notoriety because she was delegate to
the last Democratic national convention
and had the distinction of nominating
former Ambassador Davis as the
party's standard bearer. But Democ
racy has lost interest for her, and she
has joined the renegades from the Re-
publican ranks in forming. the new po-
ltical party.
What the platform of the Women .
Party may be remains to be seen. A
communication received from loyal
women of Massachusetts charged its
leaders with being communistic. How
ever much of truth there may be in
that indictment, it is certain that the
dedication of the newly opened political
headquarters was no proper place for a
Republican President, and the patriotic
women of the country will rejoice that
Mr.. Harding remained in the White
House.
Middletown transcript., 1922-06-10
Why Suffer From Rheumatism ?

Do you know that nine out of every
ten cases of rheumatism are simply
rheumatism of the muscles or chronic
rheumatism, neither of which require
any internal treatment? The pain may
be relieved by applying Chamberlain .
Liniment, which makes sleep and rest
possible, and that certainly means q
great deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism.
Middletown transcript., 1922-06-10
Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets

"Chamberlain's Tablets have been
used by my husband and myself off and
husband goes away from home he al
ways takes bottle of them along with
him. Whenever have that heavy feel
ing after eating, or feel dull and played
ont. take one or two of Chamberlain s
Tablets and they fix me up fine", writes
Mrs, Newton Vreeland, Minoa, N. Y.
Take these tablets when troubled with
constipation or Indigestion and they will
do you good.
Middletown transcript., 1922-06-10
The Value of Records

"We have no way of judging of the
future except by the past. Past his
tory, as written into records, forms the
guideposts for both nations and busi-
ness institutions. The ledcers, cash
books and journals tell the story of
achievement or disaster for any busi-
ness.
The business records, the books of
this Company show constructive pol
lev of business building that has stead
ily progressed. Our safe handling of
millions of dollars of capital, with
prompt payment of dividends to ALL
investors, is matter of Record.
THE r. L. DOLLINGS co.
Representatives
r. F. FENNIMoRE
Middletown, Del.
R. H. DENNEY
Smyrna, Del.