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Furnished.
Above 5oth St.--5th Az. to East Rive
Furnished.
Above seth St.-5th Az. to North River.

Furnished.
Above seth St.-5th Az. to North River.
BEST value suites in New York. telephones.
maid service, ldtchenettes. The Suborel.
1856 West BJth st.
CENTRAL. PARK WEST. 467 dO7th st.1-
Beautiful lately finished and furnished
apartment ] room and bath: every con
venience. perfect condition: from October /;
rent 5000. Phone Academy 1910 or GOOD
WIN GOODWIN. ego Lenox av.
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 325-BeautifuIly
bath. Amply superintendent. Riverside 2602.
WEST END Az. 574 Corner ssthl-siI
rooms, baths. 18th floor. corner, all out
side; $3.50 per month. Mr.. BISHOP. Super
intendent. Schuyler $500.
6S1H. 90 west-One and two rooms aud
bath. well furnished: permanent.
rad. t0j west-Handsomeiy furnished three
room apartment; lease. Schuyler ee16.
CHAPMAN.
10TH. 302 west-IIa ndsomeiy furnished three
room apartment lease. Schuyler a6i6,
CHAPMAN.
nth, so west.-Sublet four large. bright
rooms and bath. So 800. Manhattan Square
Hotel, apartment 90.
81 ST ST. columbus av., Hotel ColoniaD =
Newly decorated. furnished, 1-2-3 outside
rooms, private bath; elevated, surface cars
subway; from Sl7.50-s.5-s35 weekly; full
hotel service; restaurant
Dist st. Broadway, two. three and ak rooms,
well furnished. elevator. 2465 Broadway.
9TH, 30s w. light, spacious rooms, ele.
vator, Sl25-Sl50. October J.
18TH, 604 West between Broadway and
Drive) Three large, light rooms and
kitchenette, beautifully furnished, $135 per
month. Cathedral $685..
10TH. b27 wa room apartments hand
9taaA heff L. -
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Above 18th St. to seth $. unclusive,.

A--Madison nv., store, near seth ~. moderate
rent. REGENT REALTY co. 20 w. 42d 81.
CHARMING little office--Sublet Berkeley
Building 1926 West oath st. 2q4 SCI feet:
good location. light and ventilation; tele-
phone service. Inquire Room 1914. JOHN n.
WATERS co
DESKROoM OR part office In desirable suite +.
reasonable. RAPP. 1ii0 Broadway. Madi-
son Square 2G51.
FINEST STORE on Bath 81 opposite Mays.
Size 25xl00 with ~ feet ceiling ard mezza (
nine. Exponsivcly finished Long term oaso
with or without basement. Dcsirablity unsur-
passed. Also first floor for Lease. eevn4
Tor. HoYT & ANELRAp, 20 vi 3ih 81.
New York.
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Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CHOICE . rooms, bath, all large outside
rooms, modern conyenences; $40 $S5: ref
erences. lease; spection daily and evenings.
YONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE,
$50 >. BROADWAY. PHONE $500 YONKERS
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Unfurnished-Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. I.
Tennis Place Apartments, by station.
Large rooms, tea room. Boulevard 6545.
Special. three rooms. 81 .0Sn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-12

score prizes and Miss Genevieve
Interest and George Baumbach the
low score prizes. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion of
the games.
Reading Circle With Mrs. Andreen.
Mrs. G. A. Andreen at her home,
731 Thirty-fifth street, entertained
the Fortnightly Reading circle yes
terday afternoon. There was a
large attendance of members and
the afternoon hours were spent
socially. The circle has finished the
book which it has been studying,
and will not commence another
until fall. Mrs. Andreen served a
delicious lunch yesterday at the
conclusion of the afternoon. Mrs.
Paul Andreen of Des Moines was
an out-of-town visitor. Mrs. X. T.
Anderson, at her home, 917 Nine
teenth street, will entertain the
circle July Is.
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Failure to anticipate the swing
OF the rear end Of = street car as
It takes q curve resulted in In
juries. to Mrs. Alice MCGEE and
Mrs. Belle Brubaker, both Of ISIS
Ninth avenue. yesterday Afternoon.
They alighted from an eestbound
Fourth avenue car ut $50 o'clock
at the corner Of Twenty-third
street and Fifth avenue. where the
cars turn eastward. They stood
where they had stepped down. watt
ing for the car to pass. The mo-
torman took the car swiftly around
the curve and the rear end. swing
ing out, struck both women and
knocked them to the street. Their
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-12
FATHER. ASKS HuS|
IN FINDING ma as

|. Jackson King, Spring van,
day asked the Rock Island ~.
find his son, Elmer King, a =
mot heard from the boy Is r.
months. the father states
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-12

Paris, July II. Black and white
ofEandie II. the very smart ma
teFial for the older woman whom
she goes forth to . tea on one Of
these warm afternoons. when ais
said, there fs nothing more chic
than black and white, and organdie
this season seems to be the ideal
expression Of the vogue for these
coiors. All-over designs Of en-
brpidery in black spirals that
meander hither and you are ia
vorites. For younger women there
is a wonderful shade of blue. such
as.that which gloriffes Chinese por-
ceiain. There is a likewise quaint
blending Of apricot and peach
blow pink.
Paris, July 12.-It is on the Pa
risienne that the black crepe de
chine tailleur reaches perfection.
She has not made the mistake of
gowning herself in simple, long
line suit of this soft material, and
letting it go at that. Wisely she
has added the necessary touch Of
ruffles and a gay waistcoat. The
ruffles are like something out Of
the directoire period. often OF burnt
ivory net or lace, and plentifully
employed not only down the front
OF the blouse but also inside the
cuffs of the coat sleeves.
New York.. July 12.-It scarcely
seemed possible in this era of
sports sweaters that anything new
in sweaters could be imagined. But
someone has imagined novelty to
good purpose, and the proof of the
imagining appears in a Fifth Ave
nue. window. Long ago sweaters
ceased to be wraps and became or
naments. This newest sweater
makes no pretension to anything
but beauty. 1t is of exceedingly
fine wool, woven so loosely that 1t
lies upon a white blouse as lightly
as. a mist of heliotrope, gold, or
apple green. This sweater is the
slip-on type with a slight V
neck.
New York, July 1.-THE sepa-
rate flannel or jersey sports coat
is enjoying we'll deserved popular
ity. Whether with or without
sleeves this garment is as useful
as any the modistes have SO far in
vented. A navy jersey coat in the
knew, long style, with tuxedo front
is ideal thing to set off the ac-
Gordon plated white silk sports
skirt.
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Sewing Circle IN Moline.

Pythian Sisters sewing circle
met yesterday with Mrs. 7. s. Pet
erson, 914 Nineteenth avenue. Mo-
line, yesterday, with large num-
Der Of members present. The hours
were spent socially and delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess. The place for the next
meeting will be announced later.
The lodge will hold its next
meeting Wednesday, July 10, and
will adjourn at that meeting un-
til September.
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Arrange Annual Outing.

: Post Noble Grand club Of EudorA
Rebekah lodge was entertained
Monday night by Mrs. Harry Chalk
at her home. 1898 Twenty-ninth
street, when the members made ar
rargements for the second annual
picnic to be held Aug. Z. The OUT
ing will be at Long View park. After
the business session a parcel post
sale and social was held, and the
hostess served refreshments. Mrs.
Mary Cameron and Mrs. Ella Rhod-
enbaugh of Davenport assisted the
hostess.
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EpMorth League Social.

The Epworth league Of Spencer
Memorial Methodist church held
an ice cream social last evening
on the church lawn, when some $40
was cleared. Guests were served
until late in the evening. Music
was furnished by the scout band.
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1st.csty Ws.sfss -. elsby = sdie
81, -: =: s:s g; isss -,
tsua.anA1p-hslf assnne. II
lf5A e4dns5 4. wiegins stss I1neheca
for Min NaF1ases Whits.
THURSDAY.
! VIVA Alumnae ~ cseam social O lawn
e Mn. Nsosi Aasphy's hoas 2so7
. xiaesbssy y. G. 7. D. nee4s Win Mrs.
D. n. Wti1soa. 211A Twelfth svenue.
FRIDAY. l.
HiD nargaret Hsnigbsum Sivss bridee
q hoDe. 2530 Itver Drive. Camp Nc
Clellan. Dsvenport.
SATURDAY.
4 Jane Deia1o circle. KINGS Daughtefs,
sives picnic Tor Bethany Home girls n
Lsag svtev pafk.
s. MONDAY.
Phi Dalta PM meets with Nim ASnel
Hauckef, IA seeyenteensh street.
d. ceciiias guild meets.
1UK6DAY.
Cola0el Rf1ckets Gree me0oA
+ Ntl1gno wedding.
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injuries are not sefious. -.
painful bruises were in1ieSSS /
Joeeph DeSi1va atten1e5 a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-12
Sewing Circle Meets

Bethany Home Sewing circle met
yesterday at the home for 4 work
meeting. Considerable work was
accomplished by the circle MEM
bers present for the children.
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Class Picnic 1t Church.

Willing Workers Of South Park
Presbyterian church were to have
held picnic in Long View park
last night The place was changed
to the church and a most enjoy
able evening spent by the members.
There were 16 who enjoyed the pic
mic supper and the games and mus
ic in the evening. Several readings
were given and in guessing con-
test Miss Carrie Fay received the
first favor, and Mrs. J. A. Reid the
consolation. -.
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Comnittee Chairmen.

Following are the committee
chairman for Immaculate Concep-
ton academy alumnae appointed by
the president. Miss Ricardo Ryan,
president of the association:
Sales-Mrs. J. A. DeCock. Dav-
EXPORT
Scholarship-Mrs. John McEniry.
Moline.
Year book-Mrs. W. A. Russ,
Rock Island.
81 Shrine to Mary Immaculate :
Mrs. 7. F. Halligan. Davenport.
Resolutions Miss Elizabeth
Hagarty, Davenport.
Bulletin--Miss Mary Lenaghan
Davenport.
Prosram-Niss Rozella Brown,
Davenport.
Press-Miss Rosemary Cannon,
Davenport
Auditor-Miss Mary Foley.
Printing-Miss Cecilia Hassett.
Social-Miss Grace Halligan.
Miss Grace Halligan. Mrs. John
Sullivan and Mrs. J. A. DeCock
were named delegates to the con-
yention Of the STATE. federation Of
the International Federation OF
Catholic Alumnae, which is to be
held some time during September,
the place and exact date of the
meeting to be determined later.
surpsiss OF Mss Palnsren.
Miss Myrtle Palmgren at her
homo. l312 Thirtieth street. vas
\ pleaoantly surprised last evening
when . company Of u friends came
r. help her observe her birthday an
Hlvaf1erx. Evening shoass were
Hna1s4 vl0 s0usic anA games, and
= delicio00 lunch Was served. Nise
PAAngr0 socpivgt many giftG =.
a. u &
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Second Division Meets .

Mrs. w. l.. Eitman, sol Forty
third street, was hostess to the sec
ond division Of the Spencer Memoir
ial ladies' aid society yesterday aft
ernoon. Assisting in entertaining
were the Mesdames W. d. Stookey,
G. NJ. Mizner and H. Sutley.
Vocal solos were given by the
Misses Blanche Williams and Dor
othy Eitman, with MILFORD Eitman
playing the accomplishments on the
piano. Several readings were CIV
en- by Miss Dunsmore. Luncheon
was served by the Hostess. The
next meeting August IL, will be
held At the home of Mrs. A. B. Cur
tbs, Ills kOrty-third street.
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Ielner = =.

Hosts II frieudS 81 James r.
Pearson, vresident Of the Consuin-
en- company and yice president Of
the Mechanics and Merchants bank
Of Moline, viii ~ greatly interest
ed ii the annnancemeGlt Of his en-
gag6ment to Carolyn Atwood Kar
harl Of Boston, MASS. The romance
began . year ago. when both Nr.
Pearson and Mrs. Kaharl sailed for
Europe. They CHANGED TO have
booked passage on the same steam
er, the Canada, Mrs. Kaharl's des-
tination being Rimini, Italy. where
she wa& to study music, while Mr..
Pearson expected to visit various
points OF interest in Europe. They
also returned on the same ship. the
Berengeria.
Mrs. Kaharl was In the tri-cities
in June Of last.year, coming as the
official delegate for the Massachu-
sets division Of the General FEEDER
alton Of Musical clubs. She went
directly from here to New York
and thence abroad, this being her
tn 1 trip to Europe.
+ ~, engagement announced was
MADE on June 20, just year after
the couple became acquainted.
Mrs. Kaharl is a talented pianist,
having studied extensively in the
United States and abroad. She has
taught music and has appeared in
numerous recitals and lectures be-
fore students OF Harvard and We'll
lesley. She will be a charming
and welcome addition to tri-city
musical circles. The wedding will
be an event of the early fall, date
to be announced later. Mr.. Pearson
| has purchased the Cornbrooks home
at Nineteenth street and Sixth ave-
nue., Moline.
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Lady Eagles to Picnic.

Lady Eagles will hold their sec
ond annual picnic Wednesday, July
10, at Credit Island. The members
are asked to meet at 1870 O'clock
at Second and Main streets, Daven-
port and 60 in body to the amuse-
nent park. Mrs. Joseph Grotegut
is general chairman for the outing,
and those attending are asked to
notify her. The committee on ar
rangements includes Mrs. John
Furlong, Mrs. ROLAND Berry, Mrs
Henry Dasso and Mrs. George Al
berry.
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Court Of Honor.

Court, No. 1856, Court Of Honor,
held meeting last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nc
Bride, ia Tenth street. There was
only a short business session, the
greater part OF the evening being
spent socially. Three tables of 500
we're surrounded. Mrs. Otto Litter
est and Carl Kollof taking high
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Auxiliary Plans Outing.

The auxiliary to Fred C. Schaff-
ner unit, United Veterans of the
Republic. held meeting last eve-
ming in Maths hall and planned
for picnic to be held in the near
future. A social meeting will be
held Tuesday evening. at. the home
Of Mrs. Martha Mason, 140S Third
avenue. Mrs. Olive Van Emburgh
will be assistant hostess.
Dinner for Mrs. Horst.
The women employees of the post
Office entertained at q dinner last
evening 1t Terrace Gardens as .
post-nuptial courtesy for Mrs. Lou
is H. Horst, nee Miss Edna Dierolf,
q bride Of June "a Dinner was
served at 1880 and the early eve
ming hours spent At the Gardens.
Mrs. Horst was presented with q
handsome gift from the company.
Family Reunion 1t Andreen Home.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Andreen Of
731 Thirty-fifth street, have as their
house guests their sons. Or. Marion
Andreen Of Chicago and Rev. Paul
Andfeen and wife and baby son Of
Des Moines. Miss Esther Andreen,
q daughter, who. was q teacher in
the Tiskilwa high school last year,
IL spending the vacation at home,
and the family are enjoying a re-
union at the parental home Two
younger sons at home are enjoying
the family gathering.
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Picnic and Ice Cream Sociable.

The woman's home missionary
society Of Spencer Memorial Meth
od.st church will sponsor a picnic
and ice cream sociable at Lincoln
park tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming. At 8 o'clock q picnic supper
will be served for members and
they will serve ice cream to the
public during the evening. The
Boy Scout band will play during
the hours. &ss5
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C. Union to Meet.

The monthly meeting of the Rock
Island, Moline and East Moline
Christian Endeavor union will be
held at the local Y. M. C. A. Mon
day evening. The meeting is to be-
gin promptly at 8 O'Clock. A meet
ing of the executive committee has
been called for 2::30 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon at the local association
building.
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MONDAY

Jana Dela90 circle. KinEs Dau1ht1f9,
stves picnic Tor BETHANY Home girls n
Lsag svisv pafk.
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ColegrOve-Millen.

Miss Ara L. Millen and Carroll
S. Colegrove Of Moline were quiet
ly married at 9 O'Clock today at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Millens. 219
Forty-fourth street. Rev. John Tur-
ner, pastor Of the Union Congrega-
tional church, Moline, officiated in
the presence Of some 20 members
of the immediate families. The
couple had planned a church cere-
mony to be solemnized at 10 O'Clock
but when friends gathered at the
home before the ceremony hour to
accompany the bride and BRIDE
groom to the church, the plans
were quietly changed, and the cere-
mony performed at the home. The
wedding breakfast was served
earlier.
The brides dress was Of cream
colored silk, embroidered in steel
beads. She carried bouquet OF
brides roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colegrove left on
a motor trip, and will be at home
after July II in new home in
Moline recently built by the bride
groom. Mrs. Colegrove has been
teacher in the Silvis schools for
II years. Mr.. Colegrove is a car
penter.
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XJ1YnAY,


Min llsrsaret Hsnigbsun Sfvss hrtdg
q h00e, 2530 ltver Drive. Camp Nc
Clellan. Davonport.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06
EL MARIsCAL F0cH

Cree que el caro- Dodge tue el que
presto mejor ssrvicio al ej6rcit0 alia=
do e. Franeia. En- vista hecha re-
eieutemente Ia gran f6brica Dodge
En- Detroit, asi 10 ha exprssado eI gran
1andilIo de los Eiarcitos Aliadoa.
Andrea AsuiIaE Co,
San Juan. r. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06
LLOYD GEORGE CONTTNUA
EN SU TfIUD RES SUELTA de N.
ABANDONAR Ell PODER
ode NUEsTRo sERVIcIo eABLEGRAFIco EsPEcIAI.l

Londres, MARIO 6.-La situaci6n
politica rdel pals sigue igual, sin
que haya esperanzas de arreglo. FL
Premier Lloyd George continua, en-
su actitud amenazante de abando-
mar el poder. creese que en- case
de vetifcarse este, lie sucedera Sir
George Younger, lider del partido
conservador. La crisis del Gabine-
te de Lloyd George Sc juzga inmi-
nente para dentro de dos 0 tres dfas
mas.
Roma, mario 3. Las huestes
italianas dirigidas por Fascist y
los ex legionarios de D'Annunzio,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06

de la gobernaci6n, Ell Comisionado
Residente C6rdova Davila, y 20, lie
fuimos a visitar su hotel aquf. 4.
"Yo voy a lIevarIne conmigo
al mejor de los detectives que exis-
ten en- Kansas City,dijo el, ref
riendose Jorge Nc clure; y agre-
go que 10 pondrfa cargo de las
Fuerzas de la Policfa sscreta en-
Puerto Rico.
'Ssabe 81 hablar espahol9, -
preguntamos nosotros.
1N6, contest6 el Gobernador
=, pero da 10 mismo, plies no tiene
que saber espahol para ser buen
detective, y el puede "detectivar''
tan bien en- ingles como en- espanol.
"Como una question de hecho, Nc
Clure fue lanzado, en- mayo iltimo,
del Departamento. de Policfa de
Kansas City, donde durante tres
amos estuvo siendo Ell Celador del
Preside el Encargado de la Es-
Z. 7 - FL : Z.
taci6n."
Todo este Sc hace constar en- La
siguiente carta de Mr.. Charles Ed
wards, quien es Ell Jefe de la Policfa
de Kansas City:
HSu carta del 26 de septiembre
ha sido recibida, y por ella me
entero de su solicitud de informa-
ci6n sobre un eierto Jorge Nc Clu-
re, actual Jefe de la Detective del
Gobernador Rely.
ssMc Clure fue nombrado como
ofcinista de este Departamento Ell
.dfa primero de diciembre de 1919,
" lie fue solicitada Ia presentation
8de sn renuncia, como asi 10 hizo, Ell
dfa g de mayo de 1871.
stsu renuncia le fus so1icitada
durante La reorganization que, Sc
hizo del DepartaInento, por el he
cho de que Sc llego, al conocimien-
to de que, como tai oficinista,s re-
sultaba Incompetence.
"Jamas Sc sospech6 sianiera a.4uf,
que 81 ltuviess talento para dssem-
penar 1ingdn cargo como Deteeti-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06
Hoy Sc abre el ataque SObre el Record de Reil
Ell COmisiOnadO de los PuertOrriquefOS pre-
sentara SlIS acuSaciOneS SObre nlalOS nom
bramientOS Y SObre Ia coercion de las COrteS

We. como trabsjador en- ese ra-
mo-"
10 que dice Ell propio Jefe de los
Cuarteles Generates de la Policia.
Ell informe que envfan los Guar
te1es Generates de la Policfa en-
Kansas City, dice asi:
"E1 Captain de estos Cuarteles
Generates de la Policfa solicit6, pa
ra sustituir Nc Clure, a un hom-
bre que tuviese mas educaci6n para
Ell cargo de Ofcinista de los Bole-
tines Diarios.
"Mc Clure era un iliterato, no
saba nj siquiera de1etrear, y des-
empenaba aquel puesto aquf nera-
mente por sus tiliaciones polfticas.
"Cuando la nueva Comisi6n Reor-
ganizadora VIC a1gunos "speci-
mems" de su trabajo, la Comisi6n
Embellishments orden6 que Nc
Clure fuese destitufdo del servicio.
cen cuanto sus experiencias en-
la Policfa, Ell nunca ha desempefia-
do el puesto de Detective, Y nunca
Sc ha sospechado siquiera que fue-
Sc possible material para ese ira
bajo."
Ell sefor Nc. Jones, al discutir,
llterdormente, otras actuaciones
del Gobernadpr Reilly, diio:
3tAlgunas de las mas serias ofen-
sas de Rely, en- el corto tempo que
ha estado en- Fuerto Rico, han sido
aquellas que Sc condensan en- su in
timidaci6n o ainenazas los Tribu-
males de Justicia, y la destiticion
de Jueces sin justa causa.
'sEf destttuy6 al Juez Municipal
desSan Juan, a tempo que destituia
tambien al Marshal de la nisrna
corte. 81 destituY6 al Juez Muni-
cipal de Poncs, nombr6 a otro Juez
para llenar La, vacante, y, volvio,
horas despues, a colocar en- su pues-
to anterior al Juez que habia sido
destituido. f1 l1am6 9. su Palacio
al Juez de la Corte de Distrito de
Humacao, y ALI 1e amenazo con
destituirlo. 81 envi6 su Jefe de
Detectives a investigar al Juez Mu-
nicipal de Patil1as y al de camuy,
y dicho Jefe, (Mc Clure,) trat6 de
conducir los Jueces al Quartet de
la Policia Uniformada, para ALI
hacerles la investigation. FL Juez
de Patillas rehus6 comparecer de tai
modo para recibir una investiga-
ci6n, y presento su renuncia inme-
diatamente al Hon. Attorney Gene
raj de Puerto Rico.
En- euanto az JuezE Municipal de
(Continua en- Ia pagina Al IS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06

han tornado por asaltos Fiume e
instituidog Gohierno alb, desppes de
forzar al Presidente del Cabinets,
.signor zenella a abandonar su Off
Gina. La, ciudad esta llena de un
gran panico, en- espera de serios de-
s6rdenes.
Los Angeles, mario 6.-El mis-
terio en- que Sc hallaba envue1to el
sensational crimen de William Des-
mond Taylor, director de un Estu-
dio cinematografico, parece que va
carnino de ser despejado; pues 81
captain Adams de la Policfa de es-
ia ciudad,. ha recibido una carta
frmada por un joven de la buena
sociedad, de una eIevada educaci6n
81, cuyo nombrs no ha querido re-
velar el alto Official de seguridad,
en- ia cual declara el frmante que
lei mat6 a Mr.. Taylor, en- venganza
a una vieja question personal. AIN
cuando la Policfa admite que pue-
da haber sucedido el crimen de Ia
manera que en- Ia misiva Sc desert.
be, no quiere admitir que sea ge-
nuina Ia identidad de Ia persona
que ia suscfibe. Hay una gran
espectaci6n en- el nuevo curse que
toma Ia averiguaci6n de tan sen
sacional asesinatc.
saulte st. Marie, Michigan, mar
20 6.Ha fa1lecido aver! en- esta
poblaci6n, la tan conocida en- TODD
el pals, Mrs. John Whalen Chipe-
wa, DANA de padres indios nacida
en- afio 1908. Mrs. Whalen Chipe.
wa era una de las rnujeres mas vie
jas de los Estados Unidos.