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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24
House Votes Against
Cut in Size of Army
In Our Possessions

WELLINGTON. Mar. - Pro-
xlsion1 OF tho army appropriation
hlll Mitch would have required the
,rifhdtnwaia % certain regular
s-rs VI frnope from China, Hawaii
me panama canal xone. ana Ger.
many nv July .. were eliminata "a
~rTnsAfhe measure today by tho
h.c,,Sa a motion to strike out the
err4in4s by Representative kogerA
rcnui}flcan. Maefnchufntt. "e'ne
adopftd by a viva voee vote'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24
New York stocks

NEW YORK, March 2i.-Unitcd
states steel. Studchaker and other
popular stocks were IN strong de
mand today. Early weakness else
where was overcome under the In
ilucnce Of these shares and in The
afternoon the market as 70 whole
rose hriskiy Sales approximate
900 600 shares The closing va
strong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24
Ends Life in
Oil Mans Apartment

VtOnIInued rum plec Onr)
a $4,000 suit against William
iiaukt of sanger growing out or
hor arrest and trial for embczzle-
mont at Fresno under The name OF
Emily Eumb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24

\ thrilling story aud n worj
literary nrt. III Wilmer tomcS,
\. = NJ. Hutchinson. First
s~iniincnt IN The Herald Moi"'
March -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24
PnISONFR KIII.I.D

DENVER. March 2i-prlvutc
John b. Black "a prisoner al the
guard house at tit1simmon4 Gen
eral hospital here, was fatally
shot when he and another pris-
ouor. Private Russell b. Dcwalt.
attacked a corporal OF the guard
on Wednesday night. II vas learn
ed here today when an official I'M
vcatisatinn va begun Black died
yesterday in m emergency ward
of the hospital
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24
of Chicago
Flat Janitors'
Union Is Indicted

CHICAGO. Mar. 2f-Threc in
dictmcuts wcrc returned 10y the
grand jury today as 20 result of its
Investigation OF an alleged consulr-
ncy tn thwnrt Justice CIT recent
labor trials.
The indictments named william
Ques2. president Of the Chicago Fiat
Inuiturs union and Theodore
Lodlu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24

have been opened 10y the same
man 10 was snid today that a.
r. Gerc, agent Of the department
OF Justice. probably VIII bo asked
To- assist the police In unsolvlug
tho motlv, FOR the robberics aud
In finding clues to run down tho
guilty man.
Tho police believe the safe
opener Is an expert OF the typc
who seldom strikes cities Of this
size.
There are as many as five cubs
ln "a litter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24
People You
Know
R.ala,or n,paIrlnr. qulcksi Aa.o

Hugh D. Mckay contract maj
ger Of the viok Chemical compa'
Greensboro. y. C.. maufactur
OF Weeks Vaporuh. y In Albuqu
que for a short stay on business.
George a Fleming. well KIND
Las Nagns real estate man, N
tho city for a short visit. \
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24

NEW YORK March et-Spot
Gotten. quiet. middliug i7NI.
Cotton futures closed barley
steady May. t7.Ti: July, I72l.
october. isi December 1913,
January. 1855
SEW YORK March ai-For-
cirn bar silver. sc.
Coppe Easier. c~loctrolytic
spot and nearby. l2M ia; later
Tin-Qulct; spot and nearby.
20 20, futures. 1887.
Iron Steady. unchanged.
Lead Steady. spot. 4.7Om4.70
Ilnc-Quiet Fast 81 Louis de.
livery spot. 4,7OM4 AS.
Antlmony-Spo3. AIS.
NEW YORK, March 24-Can
money, easier; high. ~ low.
ruling rate. A. closing bid.
A. offered at a. last loan, Al
cali loans against acceptance. I.
Time loans. firm 60 days. 20 days
aud six months. ava q Prime
mercantile paper, a.
INV LINN AANAhN 81 AHAN'A q
Ity bonds closed aia's. 1896,
first a.. blank; second Is. blank.
FIRST AS $3.50; second 4 r,
97.g6; third as. 1886. fourth
az p. % 80; Victory 3A. blank
Victory AIS. 10000.
NEW YORK. March 2I-For.
oign exchange, steady; Great
Britain demand. A3Sia cables
4.3SN. Sixty day bills on hanks
f.3bA France demand, s.OGii
cables, 9.07. Italy demand, b.i3s
cables, STA Belgium demand
S.4iH cables, Sf5 Germany de.
mand, 3Oh cables. so " HOl
land demand. a7.TS. cables. 37,si
Norway demand. 1915. Swedei
demand. g6i5. Denmark demand
$3.50. Switzerland demand. 1910
spain demand. 1891. Greece dc
mand 4.2G. Poland demand .O2 y
Czecho- siovnkia demand. LIS
iArgentine demand, 1915. Hrazi
demand. 1887. Montreal, 97h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24
LATEST MARKET NEWS

in price affected by weakness ln
the bog market
subsequently shorts covered and
ne market took am upward swing
me impetus OF which. however
was mot fully maintained.
Later there was ttik OF EXPORT
.ht'~ OF corn at the HeIhonrd ana
NE market more han recovered
rom early LOSSES, The ,ll-s Ks.T
uhseiil'd, al the aauln aa N,stsr-
1ays finish Ga #cW y higher
May 90 ca = to d1-c
Sis
Corn-May. 59h; July. ease
Oats May. 37C, July. SOC.
Pork May. 1905.
i.trd-May, slOsO: July. sii.u.
i'ihs May 1850. july. 500.
Livestock
CHICAGO. Mnrch a4-carl.
receipts. fOO0: slow. genera.
steady on al classes. good yatr
iings, $50, best heavy steer
carly s. SO; bulf beef steer
81 20 MNi0; quality, plain. veal
calves fairly active mostly. $4,000
90 TO packers. shippers paid
$40 10 $40 FOR choice hindy
weight calvos
Hogs-Receipts. ai.uuU. ma-6c,
active, better grade lighter
wclkhts steady others mostly
steady TO 5c lower than yesterday
avernge; top. SiO.5O. bulk, s0.76G
5000. pigs steady to strong bulls
desirable 90 20 igo pounaers.
81. Is $40.
shoop-Recoipts. 1000. fat
sheep and fat wooded lambs about
steady, fat shorn lambs strong to
&c higher; top wooded lambs
$3.50 no choice lights here
ahorn top early Si3a5; wooded
yeariings, Si35o. average lO5
pounds Good l2s pound shurn
wethers' $500 "a few medium
wooded owes. sS.5oMg.50
DENVER. March sl.-Cnttlo-
receipts, 800; steady: beef steer.
fd.50H rs; cows and noiiors.
70 90 y7.15; calves. IS O0mi0 20.
bulls, t2b0n 100; Ftockcrs and
feeders. S625H7.25.
HoEs-iteccipts. 200: 10 20 a.
llO.25.
Sheop-Recclpts, 5i0O: markc,
wethers. S9.75 1898; ewes
$500 $50.
KANSAS CITY. March 24.--Cat-
tlo-receipts. $50; quality, pinin.
hardly enough sales 30 make mar
kot, few smiles all cinsHes around
steady, steers, sG.5omT40, hcat
load offered, S7.G5 hid: cows.
s42b~b.boi hoifers. So 500 ESQ.
Gamers, f275H SOC. heavy hull
xi.2j N4b0i calves. $50 $50:
stockers fG75.
Hogs-llecoipts. 1900; packer.
took ail, steady TO shade higher.
sosb paid. io0 "a 275 FOUNDER.
fp.0m S0s9. mixed. $3.50 $500.
bulk, S92bW $50. throwout suws
IS 500 $50; pigs, 10 to Toe higher.
top. S9.7b.
Sheep Receipts. zoo. steady,
shorn Texas wcthgrH. SS.75; lambs
strong. - pound Colorados
tI4.oe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24

Kiucr whales travel In packs Ike
woivcf,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17

parish hall in Streator on Monday eve.
ming complimentary TO Miss Cathe-
rine Bottoms. caves this week for Cai-
iornia, where she will spend the win
ter months
Miss Lizzie rosie OF Grand Ridge
was q Streator shopper on THURSDAY
Miss Hibbs OF the. east is guest
at the c. B. Fogle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ouey Rowe ard Miss
Mae Harris motor5d 10 Streator the
latter part OF the week, wherc they did
shopping.
Henry Zahn transacted business in
Ottawa on Friday
Mrs. Hilton OF Deer Park townsh ~
visited village friends one day OF the
past week.
John Andrews transacted business
in Ottawa Tuesday
Mrs. IIodgson OF Lexington, Neb..
who has been visiting in this com
munity for some time, departed for
her home Saturday last. Mrs. Farm.
ham, her sister-in-law. went with her
and will stay with her son and family
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17
>Sdritp4y|

Miss Irene Warren was hostess al
"a pretty pre-nuptial party given last
ening at her home, 5S7 Guthrie
street, complimentary to Miss Irene
rice, who is soon to become the bride
of August Goetseh OF this city. Tie
alfair was variety shower and Miss
rice was the recipient of many beau
tilul gifts, including aluminium ami
uyrex ware, and many linen articles
for use in her new home. Twenty
young ladies were in attendance and
spent the evening at bunco. prizes
being won by Miss Marguerite War.
zen and Miss Eula Price, who pre-.
tented them to the bride-to-be. At
ate hour a tyo-course luncheon was
'erved. Autumn leaves and pink and
'ellow chrysanthemums formed the
'eceraiiols throughout the house. The
late Of the marriage has not yet been
'nnounced, but viii take place in the
Aear fusure;' i. .ldtl
Another OF those delightful card
parties which are given every Thurs
day evening by the Moose club was
held in the Moose hall last evening,
with about eighty members in attend.
ance The evening was spent ut
cards, followed by dancing. Late in
he evening refreshments of coffee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17
MRS. PHELPS, Los.
ANGELES SLAYER, IS.
ORDERED TO PRISON
BANNER mURpEREss FOUND
GUILTY nv JuRy-sENTENcEp
TEN YEARs TO LIFE IN SAN
QUENTIN PENrENTlARy.

Los Angeles. Nov. 17.-Convcted OF
murder In the second degree for
having beaten Mrs. Alberta Meadows
to death with a hammer last July on
Montecito drive. Mrs. Clara Phillips
today faces term from ten years
to life in San Quentin penitentiary.
The verdiet In the hammer mur.
der" trial was returned at 10;30 a.
m. yesterday, after the jury had been
out almost twentyfour hours. Ac.
cordfng to members of the jury,
there, WAS never doubt In their
minds as to the guilt OF Mrs. Phillips.
but the question was the degree OF
her guilt rt.4
Right ballots were taken, II was
said, four OF which were for man
slaughter. The three women on the
Jury are said 20 have voted through
out for murder In the first degree,
which carries, with il the death
penalty.
Mrs. Phillips took the verdict with
out showing a sign of emotion. De-
tense Attorney Bert Harrington i'm
mediately gave the customary notice
Of new trial and Judge Houser set,
next Monday as the time for passing
sentence.
After court adjourned Mrs, Phillips
smiled, kissed her two sisters and
husband, Armour L. Phillips. She
appeared as II heavy load had been
taken from her shoulders.
The defense of insanity presented
was said TO have been discarded by
all the Jurors. The four who saved
Mrs. Phillips from tne death penalty
by voting for a compromise verdict
contended that Peggy Caffee, star
prosecution witness. was equally
rs guilty as Mrs Phillips OF the
crime and that Mrs. Phillips should
not We punished while Mrs. Caffee
went free.
As the jury led in Mrs. Phillips ap-
peared pale and dark shadows show
cd under her eyes. The guards were
ordered to take places about the
to prevent a. demonstra-
tion. A dramatic touch was added to
the reading of the verdict by the
sound of a hammer, on the ceiling OF
The court room below the courtroom.
Mrs. Phillips, did not even move
Ter. hands which were resting in
,er lap. as the verdict was read.
,.I never expected verdict like
hat said Mrs. Phillips. in Jail, late
n the day. II don't see how they =
could have voted to convict me even
of manslaughter. What told on
the stand was the Gods truth
"What do you think caused them
to convict your" she was asked.
'sWhy, it was Peggy Caffee She
is the one who ought to be going to
the penitentiary, not me. But
can't help it If the jury wanted to be-
ffeye her instead of me. Just the
same. If Peggy lives to be 100, she
always WIN sufrer from the sin she 4
has committed by lying about me" X
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17
during the winter.

during the winter.
Mrs y, iiodgson canoa on Grand
kidg relatives on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmcnd Freeze and
sou hotored 10 Ottawa recently. spend.
hs dey with relatives.
Mr. Couch was business caller In
streator Thursday.
y kiner ana wifa of Strcator mo,
tored to Grand Ridge ON Sunday,
Mhere they spcn some time with Mr..
kiners father. Il. NJ. AntWm.
MI and Mrs, Clarence Mills enter.
tanned Ottawa relatives recently.
Mrs Bacon oS Grand Ridge ahopped
III Stfeator recently.
Mr. Poundstone motored Ia Ottawa
the middle of the week.
Mr' Antram Waited his son Lewis
q ltw days on the farm.
Miss Mildred Locke has returned
from q brief visit In Streator.
Mr. ana Mrs. T.. Wakey have re.
turned home from u motor trip to Chi.
cag0; also Mr., and Mrs. Beckendorf.
Mira, Henry Hess of The village shop.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17
ped IN Ottawa Friday.

ped IN Ottawa Friday.
Very favorable conaitlons are main.
tainad among the parlshlopers OF So.
Andrews church OF this community
for the erection OF parish house con.
nected with church affairs. This would
10 great convenience and improve.
meat In the vicinity.
Raymond Carr and wife were Strea.
tor callers recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin Doty and chill.
dren motored to Sireator ono day the
past week.
Len Deekard tra 1attei huslncaa In
Sueat9r une day lhe past week.
Mr. and Mira, Carmichael and ohil.
dren m0tored to town saturday even.
irg.
Mas Harris spent n day the first II
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Harris.
Rev Norman b. Quigg OF Streator
was doing parish calling here Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Peck was a caller In Grand
Ridge recently.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17

cake and sandwiches were served,
These parties are for members OF the
Moose and their families.
+ y +
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Congrega'
tional church was held yesterday ait
ernoon at the church. Forty'eight
ladies were present. Following the !
o'clock luncheon the afternoon was
spent In sewing for the bazaar which
Will be held in two weeks. The ladies
spent Il social time Mrs. &, s. Ayers
was hostess OF the afternoon,
:. + +
Thirty ladies attended the Eastern
Star thimble party yesterday after
noon at the Masonic Temple. 1t was
an enjoyable affair. The hostesses
We're Mrs Julia Cort and Mrs. Grace
Shrieley. Next Thursday afternoon
card party will BE- held and Mrs An
drew Rhoads and Mrs, Frank Shaver
will bc the hosteSses.
: = =
A meeting OF the Young Ladies'
Guild OF the Episcopal church viii be
lowing the usual business meeting n
sociel time will be enjoyed and u
luncheon will be served. Misses Irene
Warren. Ruth Keim and Georgiana
and Margaret Mills win be the host
esSes.
Mrs. Henry Bestman entertained the
members OF her crochet club al thea
ter party yesterday afternoon. Ten
guests were in attendance and after
attending the show ut the Orpheum
enjoyed a lunch at the Jones 4 Marsh
restaurant. Mrs. Bestman will leave |
soon for California to spend the win
ter.
- 9 .
Mrs. Arthur Imme entertained the |
members of the Picksair club last
evening. at her home 5i5 State street.
Twelve guests were present and spent
a very social evening at music and
500. three tables being filled with play
ers. Honors at 500 were awarded TO
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Corbin. At the
close OF the evening delicious refresh
ments were served.
e, {, {,
Tomorrow evening, the Eastern star
vii give a children's party at the Ma
sonic Temple, for the children OF the
Masons and the Eastern Star. The
children will entertain the members
upstairs. after which they will all be
taken downstairs where the members
will entertain the children in the din
ing room with games and refresh
nents.
Mrs. Glenn Crowley, was hostess az
, very delightful card party given yes.
.erday afternoon at her home, 1929
". Madison street. The guests were |
III members of rfrs. Crowley's card
,lub and spent very enjoyable after 9
loon playing euchre, three tables be-
ne occupied with players. Prizes were {
awarded to Mrs John Fitzgerald. Mrs. !
lanes Rising, and Mrs. Arthur Pfau.
late in the afternoon delicious re-
were served.
Miss Dorothy Thompson entertained
he Ladies Aid of the Trinity Lutheran
hurch yesterday afternoon at her
lone, $50 Adams street Forty guests ,
we're in attendance and following a
BUSINESS sessiona social hour was Ell
Dyed, and delicious refreshments
we're served by the hostess.
81 {, =
TIL Ladies Aid of the Epworth NJ
f. church. met yesterday afternoon .
with Mrs. C. D, Harlan, 413 Christie
street, and spent very delightful
ime. ID was work meeting and
he ladies' spent the afternoon sewing.
nd tueking a comfort. Fourteen
iuests We're present and spent very
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17

pleasant afternoon. At the close of
which delicious picnic luncheon was
served.
!. : !:
Two auto loads Of Ottawans went
TO Marseilles last night TO attend a
supper and special meeting OF the
business session a social hour was en-
Star. Those from this city in atten-
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hath
Marseilles chapter Of the Eastern
e way, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schu-
macher
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17
FARM RIDGE

Miss Clara Du'tiinger departed re-
Gently for WedrOn, where she is the
guest of relatives.
Mrs. Jane Huss entertained Mrs.
Hogston couple Of days the past
week.
Miss June Antram is reported bet
ter after a brief illness.
Mr.. and1 Mrs. Fted Peck attended
the farewell partYat the Christ church
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-11-17

Notice.
The ladies' of the First M. b. church
are reanested to bring canned fruit to
the church Saturday afternoon Tor
Wesley Memorial Hospital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27

sonal suhalterno de esas ofcinas.
Muchas personals, comentanlo la
carta del JuH Towner, Que pGblic0
ell sabado Ell IMI'AIlCIAL Green que
no es tcdo 10 categ0rieo que algunos
suponfan.
FL Presidente del Cpmite de Asun-
tos, Insulares tienc otro proyecto de
Ley para Puerto Rico = tiende a que
sea tornado Ell cuenta, pes,ir lie la
lCarta del PresiGente Harding, ell fa-t
vor del Bill CampbeI''. El Congre-
SO resoivera Ell Ultima instanefa y
Sc cree que Ia sitnaci0i' de Puerto Ri
co precipitara la rcsollici6n. s39tl q
LA opinion general cree que la
Isla estara durante alg1n tempo, ell
una situaci0n de lucha polftica-admi-
nistrativa, como 81 50 estuviera Ell
un algido periodic electoral. De todos
modos ST conffa Gil un restabIecimien-
to de la necesaria normalidad, 81 las
autoridades de Washington Sc dan
cuenta Y acttlan
INA NHE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27
La sltuacl0n

Sc informd el sabaGo, que la Re-
soluci6n del Senado respecto dc las
actuacioncs del Gobernador, aprobada
por mayorfa, fr6 pasada por cable al
Comisionado Residente de Puerto Ri
co Ell Washington .M
DE ,alna, supuesta entrevista del
senior C6rdoya Dayila con ell Presi-
dente Harding. eli sabado, no Sc ha
etesiido confirmation nj noticia oicial
Sc cree. que el Comisionado Residentc
no ha hablaGG asin en-.el Congreso
respecto de los cargos contra ell Eje-
cutivo de la fsla.
La posibilidad de una nueva con-
eocatoria para otra session ejecutiva
del Senado Sc considera descartada,
creyendose que ell Executive hara dls-
rante cr receso todos los nombramien-
tos vacantes V que yaquen de ahora
en- adelaate Los tres jefes de pepar-
tamentO, vueltos designar por ell
Gobernador, delinearan, segdn infor-
mes, su. polftica administrative Sc
esperan grandes cambios en- ell per-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27

vencidos dcsnufs de cambio dc inpre-
stones sin debate, retirando sn mo-
-cidn
Sc aprobo unanimemente. un veto
de condolencia para Il sehor Cecilo
Moran y su distinguila familia. por
81 sensih.e falieciiniento, ocErrdo en-
Espaiia, lie su anciano sciior' padre.
La session luro de diez de Ia mama
ma hasta las d;ez de Ia noche y Sc
trat0 tambiGn, con toda extension, C'S'
la Tarifa sde alijos, solicitar una uni
dad de aviaci0n para Ia Guardia Ma
ci0naI de Puerto Rico, extension de
los Bancos de Credito. Rurales a In
Isla, reduction Ge Jos envases de
manteca pura Y protection para cl
cafe de Puerto Rico.
Unanimemente fu6 designado pre-
sidente q seilor Manuel V. Domanech
Y SecretariO ell sei1orN Arturo Bravo.
Fin ell "Vigfa'' Sc ofreci0 un sucu-
lento almuerZo criollo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27
1N4NKE.

/ r. - fl its
Todo eli ,es sometido Ia acci6n
del fucgo, ,comenZando. pof, el aqua
que, Sc tfmplea en- Ia mezcla de las
harinas, hasta el dltimo ,reeipientc
qlle ha de usarse en- la elaboration de.
la pasta. a5,., aa
i -Actualnenltc, NOS. diio Ell ,sehorl Pc.
Hon. podemos SLENDER dcualq,:iea pedi=
do que ~ nos ghasa, Ahabiendo alberto
va Sen Mayagiiez untdcrositot p;i-;l fa-
,cili9ad tleidlas senores deballistas dc
aquellos pueblas lfmitrofes. aep t
PoGemus asesurar. Due Ia pasta fa-
ibricasla On Tn Peqtieha anfill.. no
tleac nadia que enytiiar a. has mejo-.
res importadas de fuofa, tenielGo III
lventaja sobre aquellcss de quc tel pros
lducto estd ssielnpre fi'esco, debiGc a
la gran semamaa que viene obtGniendo
de todos puntos de la Isla.
Felicitlmos a los duc1os de tan Sc
leeta fabrication y lie auguramas ei
mas lisonjero exite.
Corresponsaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27
"a camara de conner
..... clio de Arecibo
- FL ptograma de los Bonos

{ ti .asfftSp9f @gnDE.H = tEF.F1F
.i.4l IL eGlt4l3,a;A..4iiei CQMeEcio celebSQ sel
Yi(Nlles. 'lqa j i6Bj,crefaA;e i6Bj,c renn6a nn
Areeipa Y tfa:areASel {ilTe1sas eugstio-
mes. eAtra elias. ell pro5,ema dc ..onos
del. Puefioq9f Pner$o Rica, peadien-
les de felIiTafi6n. despnGs que sean
aprqlad4f ,pGr 81 1tl1e.nador actllles
ded tlftin;te,39.s 5,s
Los ..ior} 1E9tas Well, Besosa,
Lee, Pc3FgoSa EGairos discuiiefon el
asunto &e, los Bones, Y al fin Sc lleso
al .aclleFdoi dc npe una conlisl6n de la
Cdmara pr curase avistarse con el
Golernader para conoccr los motives.
0 remover Ia oposici6n que haya para
la realizac;0n de csc, p&pel cuya Ven
ia ha dc traer dinero par realiZar
importantes obras pdD!icas en- Ia Isla.
FL senor Wolf cree que las emisiones
estan auf0rizadas por los representa-
tes autoriZados para clio el senior
BesoSa arguy0 que cUiindo el Cober-
nador no despachaba el asunto ten
drfa mofiyo iustiiicatlo para clio. FL
senor Pediosa aelaio puntos de infor
maci04i rel;ieioil;ldos con q asunto y
al fin Sc aeordd 10 anles expresado.
-trmiis;.dos los tiabaios y pedida
In suspension &c Ia session Sc presen-
to una mocion del seilor Pesquera,
secundada .por el senor Besosa. para
que Ia Gamara hicicse socio de honor
de ella III Gobernador Reilly Y hubo
un pequeilo lehate por sostener el Sc
nor Ped2osa otros que la mayor.
parte de- los concurrentes Sc habfaft
retirado va habfa la meci6n. que
no Sc discute. de leyantar la session..
Los promoventes Sc dieron por con-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27

Edificio construido expresamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipado
con ascensor, habitaciones con banjo
telefono, timbre y cuanto requiere
ell .moderno comfort. Plan Europeo.
Restaurant a la carta. Telefonosi
Ss1-1144,, Box 1852. San Jose, Plaza
Principal San Juan p. II. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27
PRoNIMA BoDA

Para los prim'eros dfas del mes pro
ximo esta senalale el enlace matri-
monial en- Il vecino pueblo de Rio
Piedras, de nuestro huen amigo don
German Riecklroff, prcsidente de la
Asamblea Municipal de Vieques Y Sc
cretalio del Senador J. ]. Benftez,
con la bella senorita de In selecta
sociedad de aquel pueblo, Aracelis
Gonzalez.
Ia ceremonial Sc efectuara en- la
igiesia de Rio Piedrass
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27
De Puerta de I Terra

Atentos como estanoss siempre in
folmar todo 10 que sea objeto de pro-
,greso en- beneficio del pdblico, giramos
una vista por Ia fabrica dc pastas
La Peq'ena Antilla'' ! pudimos GER
ciorarncs de la verdad dc las justas
alabanzas que nos sliabfan hecho del
producto ALI fabricado. =
#Cort6smente invitados, por su admi-
nistrador seiior Daniel Peilon, vista
mos les distintos departamentos en-
los que Sc adnlfra' ii or'den mas me-
t6dico y Sc observa la mas escrupu-
losa hygiene. s@
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-27
DE BAYAMoN

Ell sei1or Jose Bosch ha sido NOM
brado conceial de Bayam6n en- sus-
tituci6n del senior Jose j. Santiago,
que renunci6.
Una comisi6n del Ayuntamiento
ha estado inyestigando las deficien-
cias que han sido denunciadas en- ell
hospital municipal, EN- ell cual Sc van
introducir necesarias reformas.
-Ha sido aprobada la ordenanza
del emprtstito para construir el acue-
ducto Y hacer otras mejoras.