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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
IA BODA FERNANDEZ
CARBALLO MEJIAS

Con gran solemnidad Sc celebro en-
la Capilla de la Conception antes de
anoche, el casamiento de la distingui-
da senorita Rosa Ercilia Mejias, de
nuestra buena sociedad, con ell repu-
tado DR.. en- cirujia dental, nuestro
amigo Fernandez Carballo.
A la ceremonial asisti6 una distin-
guida concurrencia de nuestro mundo
elegante, del que forman parte, por
dcre3ho propio los c6nyuges.
Por la novia actuaron como madri-
mas, las respetables damas dona Ana
Fernandez y dona Catalina Martorell
de Mejias.
Por ell novio actuaron el DR.. Ramon
Fernandez Carballo, hermano del no.
vic, y el senor Pedro Mejfas, fami-
liar cercano de la desposada.
Terminada la ceremonial, la concu-
rrencia fue esplendidamente obsequia-
da en- la residencia de la novia.
Pudimos anotar entire los concurren-
tes las personals siguientes:-
Familia Giusti, familia Martorell,
sonora Filippi de Alfonsi, sonora de
Leigwood familia Fernandez Juncos,
sonora de don Jose Maria Gonzalez,
seiiora de Prado, sonora de Jose G. To-
rres, se1ora Rosario viuda de Marto-
re!l, senora Gloria A. de Rodriguez,
sonora Marina F. de Quinones Jime-
nez; senoritas Ana Elisa Cloquell, Yu
va Skerret, Octavia Igaravidez, Pura
rrats, senoritas Rovira, Maria Anto-
MIA Damien, Either Prado, Rosa Ma
ria Martorell, Carmela Gonzalez y
Luz Rovira.
Senores. Jose Maria Gonzalez, Ma
thew Alfonsi, Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos, DR.. Quinones Jimenez, Pedro T.
Prado, Luis Martorell, DR.. Martorell,
Armando Mejias, Alfredo Mejias, Mr..
Lippitt, Mr.. Sweegett, Luis Santos,
Antonio Martorell, DR.. Gustavo Con-
de, DR.. Lopez Sicardo y otros.
Ell IMPARCIAL desea los nuevos
conyuges, una era completa de- dichas
y parabienes3
Su nido de amor 10 han instalado en-
ell Tobacco Palace.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
PERS0NALES

DE Ponce lego San Juan,
la distinguida senora Elena Dassi de
ParraCap6, espo4a del Comisionado
lie Servicio P1blico de aquella ciudad
Lcdo. Sr. F. PARA Cap0
-Anoche a las 10 p. M, comenZ0
un animado 'asalto" en- la elegante
residencia del ST.. Wenceslao Borda,
Ell Santurce. Y Ia fiesta results muy
animada y brillante.
DE Mayagiiez, ha regresado ell
doctor Lopez de la Rosa, de la Asam-
blea Municipal de San Juan. Muy
pronto ofrecerd ell distinguido joven
una fiesta fntima un grupo de sus
amigos. algo asf como una despedida
de soltero. pues parece qua al fin hay
motive para una grata nota Ell ell
Garnet.
En- gestiones de negocios ha es-
tado en- San Juan, el Sr. Yuyo Gar
zot, hacendado de Naguabo, que re-
gres0 aver su residencia.
DE Mayagiiez regres0 81 Sr.
Francisco Mendfa, de la firma Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga.
--IIl ST. Arturo Quintero, hacenda-
do de Manatf. ha estado EN- San Juan
en- gestiones de negocios.
Aver EMBARGO para los Estados
Unidos el joven A. Molina. del Depar-
tamento del Interior. que hace uso de
licencia Y estara ausente aIgunas Sc
manas. Que tenga el mayor viaje.
Fin viaje dc gcstiones de negocios
SO ausento aver para los Estados Uni
dos, 81 sr. Santiago A. Panzardi. que
cstara ausente alrededor de I'M mes,
y lie deseamos el mejor yiaje y cxito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
RUMoR INFUNDADo

Sc dijo anteayer q. despu6s de la
vista del martes, en- la Oomisi0n te
Servicio PGblico, habfan subidO juntos
yendo ell aptom6vil hasta sus residen-
clas los se1Ores Lcdo NJ. Guerra v r.
Aboy, pero Sc infOrma que los selo-
res Ably Y .el director del Dep&rta-
mentO de Agricultural senior Felid,
acompaharon al Gobernaior a Pala-
clio despu6s de terninar el acto que
d&ndo ALI alg1n tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
Desea I'd. cOmprar
medicinas frescas?

La Tarmacia Capella Sc acaba dc
abrir al pIblico y todo 10 que hay en-
sus aparadores ha sidO importado en-
fecha reciente. Ninguna de nuestras
medicinas ha permsnecido mucho
tempo sin venderse.
venga personalmente lame por
teIefonO. 46 Salvador Brau, Tel6fOno
1887, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
Los sUCESOs EN- SAN JUAN

rada 31s, Puerta de TERRA, Juan Gu
tierrez, residente en- la calle Comerio,
Bayamon,. quien Sc hallaba trabajando.
como pintor en- una casa del senor C.
A. Forteza, sufrio una caida, ocasio-
nandose una confusion interna en- la
region lumbar y otra en- un tobillo de
las que asistido en- la Sala de Soco-
rros de Puerta de TERRA, paso al Hos
pital Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

Primitive Maldonado, quien en- la
noche del al A de abril del corriente
escalo la residencia del sefior Emilio
Maldonado, SUI hermano, sta en- ell ba-
rrio Tortuga, de Rio Piedras, fue de-
clarado calpable de un delito de esca-
lamiento en- primer grado por la Cor
tie de Distrito de esta ciudad y senten-
ciado extinguir un ano de preside.
Aver las 4:30 p. m. y en- la Pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
LA CORTE MUNICIPAL.

Los actuales jueces de la Corte Mu-
nicipal, seiiores Iriarte Y JimeneZ ST.
card0. estan muy atareados despa-
chando numerosos asuntos pendientes.
Tienen mucho trabajo Y Sc les We afa-
nosos por terminarlos diariamente.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
oRo~rH or SEA SCOUTING

Sea scaofiuE as aH a.ler SOS nrtiy-
ifg IS tak.HE aralg baH W the Bny
~eoals ~ America Prom n.aeeml.er
I ia5l 20 auly u 1921 there has
ts'en an lneresse - 60 per ctut iu the
number ~ sea-seuut tronEs organ.
lzsai Ssu scouting remains undeEe'
oI.fsi ID anly une ~ the tueitF i.--
triefs b. which fhe country s. divided
- scouting puu1Hss-- NJ Texas
~ deEiea diFislou. WhIch b. natur
as less suited than the other local
ifIee fnf aquatie urg and play
dlse SUMMER untiamal see scout
camp ~ Naren. Mass. vas "a great
suoeess. fhe boys settling iu solnr real
seafaring experience cruising uruunl
baFzaras has and incidentally visit
Ia many raiufs ~ historic aud uir
faHFsgae lnferesf along the beautiful
shanee ~ fhe has
ftis camp uas an especially inter
s'sf'ae ef.e Ia Char it aas run hy The
sragfs themselves hoFs having
neaeaes fie highest rank in scouting
teaz she ~amp headers acting 40
iuHIsr aHoer. hasl', bosu. mates
esaxsaaiHs etc
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

u.rarln HIeh ue should have
--Im hslnE THINGS uH improve
anotlfer gsar Nan } beard $ ptrsuu
sIeak Wha stepped al aar faua for
a drink so Naier fh.s summer. ans
win that person uas another sauuz
lady They aen bafh taking motor
"Trip.
~'~WeH.7 sla the frst yauue lads
to ttr secand taunE .aas. .lsuf ms
eomtFy heauffsIF
~Tiut the seean8 go4ua lads an
suered
-Oa. Don't Auaa. she country
aH ios.ks ai.ae e. me It's nothing
more than aue red barn after an
other"
well said Miss FIdzety FasbIoB-
able ileu q ears'sl aua fai1 hsr mat
7 hadn't EHrh ues far bar aIIH IeH. hut
shs paid Ha affeatlaa
81 didHf uiua 80 much ai.auf hef
not caring to admire fae country haf /
simply euulur Understand haa slle
could pass threaza tie country aaa
not admire the heu- she saw and
fhe l-t's eh.rEfue size PASSED
81 5houzat thar surely SHE would
have uafies=i ne. and / eaekled hard.
and said ta Der that haueI size
wauIc um 81 hy without noticing me.
for % she aiI fe1f Thar her life
wouidnt b. So b- ana fae aHa mag
ulfovut o. Be- would D. Il -1a haH 1he
Thought uf merfiha aaI -.e#n4 ue -
iook back upon
sut She pall % Alteration - me
She Has iust "a queer. queer person.
Taucy takH- "trip taHaash fhe
osuutry and Describing a as eae re1
barn after autheF Even Though I'm
nothins hut hen Tm sure I wouldn't
o. That. so course. II she couldn't na-
uure heaulful tives suppose IA =
faa muct ESD sAI.sf ~ her g. admire
beautiful ben. Too mueh 20 expect
of ber. cackle caekle. caekle
"'Ah' said ar Red Crown Rposfer.
I have found b worm FIrsf esme.
first served be added.
'Tlsen Miss Gray lien locked a tie
uOrm and said
'Aiay / hate ST. ] didnf eat much
hreakfssi this morning. and I'd enjoy
au extra meal
'indes.d, it h pleasure - eve
20 g. you. ceek-a- ti.sallls-tla sad ar
Red Grown Rooster
IL wou'dut he a pleasure for ne
to De- anything uke that said - ben
iamiu Baesn frsH the ZIG Pen -
pig Pen Palace. g. thex called il. ~
Mud Yard. a. taeF also -amsfiules
called Be-
~ wouI1ut he pleasure for re
O. d. anything lIke that. elther. erunt-
81 SIP FenliKal park
~These pigs were cousins. ~ yau
know. ~ Gruafather Perky pIE and
fr.-.aE..- Z
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

To provide . systematic &aa Also
iNie,y safe pian for TIE laxestmeni
% savings. and 70 AID Is members
60 soouire homes % their a~n il ths
eelecs Of the PuIlmaR Savings ana
Lean Association TIE Association
- ln every sense . BONE restitution
Mho Ia FoF
"a b Cor the pEAessosl Mnn. who
rs4hr.ng the uncertainties ~ huss-
nest and health. and of TIE folly of
speudtaE an hls money - faHs -
b. sets g. provides Ter a. ensr-
gsney
a n for the E'rwauus Nasaan. uho
ast 81 her eATalnzs 81 allow4nae. aa-
sires to PAT aaAF = ufass nanev
monrely. wheYa q I'll BE- securely
aae probably Invested. and Else BE-
he le2St trouble aad where shs car
set H shsn Eee6ce
Il = fox tbe K~ang szAn possasssns
ths mauhoo1 ana aeaernlnnriss =
save sumsfhias every mauh from
his e4FulnEs a. = reserve fana. q
draw 90 whsn sea ~ oai e = pasi-
tton. for ProFl9.ns = homs - fsr :
starr Ia businses
q b foE Bsys aAa Gzras. e "a
them 20 b. ecoaumical ana lnaassrt-
cue uzt % saeourAxe fhan % A.
aEs-e the hahit e aasizx. provide ;
.2s-i 20 e1ueate fAsm AZ - nsss
,aem indepeateat
ff r. fer seci~xseA. Fraa~~nAa -
ofhew tirwMHiE@xiaas wlAh8ax 4 -
reEf fheir income Tor ~ pnrnasa ).
erentiur q reserve fnnd. - - aans-
SAG
m n Ser aIl seekEng . Han~ -
~ho wa2f 20 Improve their prepersy
or pay CT 3 nartgaeF q - srarias
q fuEc e. sDE cher wortAs p1rpoae
Can os e. wrste
~ X. SNYDER
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
ACTIVITIES O. coy SCOUTS

tretereck fAdH s-aufs scuurcd fhe
eaas1rE ~ mHes ansun8 10 hehaf ~
- Aear kasf raaaf r-assUting their
aTTeai r. fta erain mills ems STORES
r. faa erHfF
klftarH Viewer fhe Snu Franetsrn
aaehes ~ Hs aan ssfn "a save the
r. - Paddy ourae1 senrf. us re
rsNsis Formally aHar.ln1 tle uetal -
honaF. gives ealf Ter t.stlnEul sled
~ - Ern fhe NafeHsl Court ~
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Seeufs - TIE North Shore North
sest and Hyde Para districts handled
trafiic ~ ever 2.es) automobiles GA
tn oecasiaa - the reeeut Indian cele
braffeu near Chicago They also gave
sHme GHe seaut demonstrations and
proved their ability o. rsudeg real as
aeIl As aetifiaus first aid far when
Fauag Indian Eaf burr ln lacrosse
game fheg freafed hss ln3ury promptly
and efErleufly and imprnyi-ing a coat
ssrefefer carried tie victim % the
nearby hospital
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
sEARO's scoUrwAsr1R REcrps

A hoal fuH 81 mhaandaf IHte far
fsags SOD aae I-Hg ~ absolute faith
ln Amefleau .nstItalaas. nk 30 uIth
a cnIful - the m.lk ~ bumal k'u.
aess SD fwe teaenufuI- af American
Pluneer hlo.Hi one talit-..sffu' ~
thrills one Tablespoonful e lnf.n
traditions. tearupfgi af tle and
Erif - The ruruns fea nafl ~
TIE chivalrs - tils Cavalier. quart
= tie iaeailsm - Tharsau eur t.ar
iHg ruIfui ~ ssurlmruf fl. aho.e
seasoned vel wifh pafr.r.srr. etar.
setter. Erlt and hardship Er uFh
the golden rule. sprinkle ueH WIN
the stars and Stripe and serve boz
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
SCOUTS PREVENT TRAIN WRECK

Same ousaha scgafs returning from
80 overnight BIS. discovered tree
aFinE acras- a aNread TRACK at the
sasae maaenf theg heard the whistle
- re eHea1alaE passenger train ius1
raantlne fhe es-ve $50 yards away.
instan1'T - hass stripped the nd
sReater fFaa fhe haek of one ~ tte
group and waving 10 funurnly
faFesa fhe train .n tine g. avert a
alsaszer
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Lfue Eanln-M Mamma saess fhe
man VA made mF eesszrafhf was
eoiaFtl nd
Mauaaa Why a. $50 thlnk - asaFf
Ilffie E8uin--1 aase - e. 0rasza-
snnd laiutcs gelias.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

AAA ~ NN
taklnE m ths
augurd m dy
60 Mss GRAY
a. mh na =
very htN uus
hen
a.
mae Mw
Fld Gm
af ~ "a
thnk u r
who
fhe E
-
kIa
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

h eil. there a us May { Have f1Fs
accounting for
TASTES. ana D. naafsH hls aHn=z ard
looked vrry wise
rhsrs rieht. sal8 Miss FIaEefy
Fashionable Hen. That e exactly
uhaf I say
'Emcfly uhat saF. fea. eackls.
cackles said Ms Guy Hen
And ahaf ! say. taa eruns. gruut.'
sald SIR BsummIn Bae.n- Just thank
~ thf toY D. uiss n I s.srsn. : "a ID
have Or - generous. Gracious mercy
ne. that uol'd - horrible Il rafaer
D. uice little I'd. e uice TITLE ~.
tinnk yuu
-'Yon nefa3uf fhank ere sa8a AGfss
TtfeefV p saIunat3s usn Eu In
thnnkfui % mY~eff fhaf Tn "a yaar
sister 81 Hsnsn
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
WORK ~ roRssr PRESERVATION

T. Mcksar Caaafy ra- bog scluts
hsfs hesH faF seme sine organized a.
forrest Ere dEhfers anf have reached
saeh hiEh deE1ee EFT efficiency n the
service TIA faeT are said t1 Pc FAR
better hre exhfers thar IRE averare
aaaiL Thelr fireless activity and en-
ftussassn make them Invaluable iu this
earneeflan
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

RaR TEL g. ofnoe IT, 8
Ofsioe un Alder S.
wp,nsners az Mameu and Obstetrics
Specials
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
NOTICE TO
INCOME TAX PAYERS

DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE PAYING PUBLIC OF
PULLMAN HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS
WHEREBY WITH
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
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33S6yenN8
EdIry Tale


Mis- fidsrfy Fashlonahls Hen
said baady. -sas serg praaa enea-
Hsfna "a
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

and lived MT far
aWny
Iis said
Mr. Red Crown
Rooster Pigs 1
say agHin
y es we're
pigs so right
said SIR B1a
min Haeuu
Eve mH ur
tainiy are and are
Tnu ~ lt said
SIR pcrclval pork
10 fhInk -
being proud - n
a. ~
Gro WI Rsler
Wet there 81 u
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24
SCHOOL HOPES
OFF FOR PRESENT
State Board Holds Up Rich
ardson Park Boards
Request
MANY CHILDREN
UNFIT FOR STUDY
enenial tn The Evahing JournaI.

Special TO The Evening journal.
RICHARDSON PARK, Nov. "a
Although members Of every civic or
ganization here recently endorsed the
proposed bonding of the district for
a new school, the State Board OF
Education has refused TO grant this
authority TO the school trustees until
the State Legislature grants the
board more money for school pur-
poses. Notice Of the action OF the
board was received by the trustees
yesterday and will be presented TO
the Five Points civics Association at
their meeting tonight.
Just what action the Civios Asso-
citation will take IS not known. This
organization was chartered several
years ago to secure a new school
building as well as other civic i'm
provements. Several months ago the
association in mass meeting adopted
resolutions asking the State Board
OF Education to create a special
district here. thereby granting the
taxpayers the right TO bond them
selves for one-fifth OF their total as
sessment, the game to be applied %
the cost OF new school building.
These resolutions were approved by
the Women's Civics CLUB, the Parent
Teacher Association and the school
trustees
Those who advocated the bonding
OF the district held that as the total
assessment OF the district was ST.
s49,s17, which is larger than the
total assessment OF many OF the
smaller towns in Delaware which
are special districts. the money need
ed for a new school could be raised
without difficulty.
Following the adoption OF the
resolution members OF the State !
School Board inspected the local |
school and agreed that Il was the |
worst school in the State. Despite |
this opinion, the board has refused /
the request OF the taxpayers to bond /
themselves for a new school The
Five Points Association has made
arrangements for a series OF mass
meetings when trustees Of special
districts and educators are TO ad-
aress them on school matters. These
meetings, however, will be called off
Tor the present. The local school
vas closed yesterday following the
discovery OF a pupil suffering from
SCARLET fever. Medical examiners
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24
TRANSFER 30 CITY,
RURAL PROPERTIES

Transfers OF twenty city properties
aggregating ss7,450, have been re-
corded IN the Office Of the City Board
OF Assessment and seven transfers
OF rural property, aggregating ses50
have been recorded IN tho Office OF
the county board.
Maryland avenue. Northeast of
Linden street, George ana Bernard
Kleibz from Joseph II. Gould. sheriff
s2050.
Twenty-fifth street 2o7 West Har-
vey w. McCallister from Joseph H.
Gould. sheriff. $500. ?
Washington street 2417. Roy La
Keane from Henry i. Hopkins,
$4,000.
Eleventh street, East of Lom-
bard street. Leopold Schorr from
Sylvia n. L. Goberman, s145o.
Monroe street 291s-2s21, Andrew
P. Mahoney from Ethel Reiver,
$1,000.
Bennett street South OF Eleventh
street, Joseph Bosick from Morris
$4,000.
Sixth street West OF dupont street,
Carlo Di Francesca from Nicola Di
$4,000.
Grant avenue North OF Sycamore
street Isadore Frankfurt from
W. Weatherby. $4,000.
Oak street Northwest corner
Brown street, ADtoni Kapeia from
Teoflla Witt, s2750.
Conrad street West OF Van Buren,
street, John Cathoart from Leon w.
Sifrit. $500.
Franklin street North OF Maple |
street Idnacy JoaohimoslSi from
Oscar Jones, $4,000.
Thatcher street North OF Eleventh
street, Morris Reitzes from Ely
$500.
Maryland avenue Northeast cor
ier Of Oak street, zofia 2uchowski
rom Kazimier Barczynski, $4,000.
Elm street East OF Porter street,
rohn Dobozensld from Fiorentino
$1,000.
Thirteenth street East of Broomei
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24
YOUR STOMACH
TROUBLE KEEPS
YOU THIN, WEAK
Sufferers Often Look Like SkeIe-
tons--Lose Time From
Their Work

stomach trouble II neglected fs ms
fitiFely dangerous. yet fhousands fooi-
iishly drag along for weeks and months
m poor health when they might with
ease get complete relief by the use Of
q simple home remedy. How essv
!. can be done is told by Eugene Nc
Manus Read what he says.
Know how grouchy. peevish. ana
Bile because I had II bad mvseif a.
clared Mr.. McManus ssiIeada c1eq
stomach pains after meals, restless IN.
olgestion attacks nights kept me from
ssleeplns; l nnaily looked like a slSele-
Ton, and was unable TO work more than
lnree days week. I was useless 10
myself and my family. Then thank
God, a friend OF mine who had suffered
3uss Ike me, came TO me one day and
told me Of being cured with a few bot
ties OF Hypo-Cod he had bought at the
drug store. Il seemed too good 20 be
true. put sure. enough it worked like
magic Tor me also. I work hard every
day. Sleep like a log, eat anything ana
everything on the table. Digest food
perfectly and am strong and well as a
lion. All my old troubles, disappeared
Ny appetite. came back. Headaches
vanished and I was so ticlzled 1 hardly
dared stop taking Hypo-cod for fear
u was dream. took ten bottles be-
fore ! quit: gained fifty pounds in
weight You never catch me grOuchy
Splendid he aIS n Ia a5d II
don't know what / would have done
without this Godsend remedy" continu-
ed Mr.. Eugene AicManus, Ash Baker
street. Maiiyunk. Pa
Thousands of men and women thus
swear by Hypo-Cod. A modern, pow
erful nice tasting reconstructive.
strength-building tonic. Right now
the stomach should be put in the pink
Of condition to handle the heavier win
ter foods. Heavy foods are needed 70
keep you warm, strong and vigorous
and able 20 withstand attacks. Drop
tonight d. II living out Of town we
gladly prepay large bottle upon re-
ceipt Of S1-Eckerdis Drug Stores
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24
street Howard q. Vernon from

street Howard p. Vernon from
Jeanne @. Black, $4,000.
Anchorage street West OF Oak
street, Samuel Cannon from John
b. Woodward, $3.50.
West street 1908, George w. Book
er from Lena Cohen. s5250.
Winchester Place East OF TatnRll
street, Charles A. Moore from Will
I liam p. Roberts, $4,000.
The County Board Of Assessment
reports the following real estate
transfers;
At Odessa-By Harry Emmons,
trustee of Thomas 3. Brinkley, to
Jeanette .. Stubs, for 1910.
At TownseDd-By James Robert
Hewes TO Thomas 2. Plummer. for
$3.50.
In Christiana hundred-By Justa
G. Davis to oscar Jones, ST., for
$500; by Anna D. Davis to James
T. Chandler for $500; by the Dla-
mond State Fibre Co., to Rollin
Davis, for $500; by Peter c. Ourrans
to Raleigh ]. Thompson, for S4eO.
In New Castle hundred-Land for
road construction. by Caroline. Wal
Their and Sohphia B. Hay to the
State OF Delaware. for So; by the
J. w. Holloway Co. TO Roland Rev
erin, for $40.
In Pencader hundred-Land for
road construction, by John STUDY
to the State of Delaware, for 81.
In ST. Georges hundred-Land for
road construction by James v.
johnson to the State of Delaware,
for 81.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24

result OF the largo production and
sales of tho type 81 Cadillac during
tho last year IN which We have al
ready sold more Cadillaos than in
the best previous record year.
The type 81 Cadillac proved so
popular during this last year that we
were forced time ana again TO re-
wise upwards our production sched-
ules 10 meet the demand. The new
prices are based on an even larger
production schedule for 1923 than
the record high production mark of
this last year ana on the many eco
Monies in manufacturing made pos
sible by our new fctory."
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24
CUT PRICE OF
THE CADILLAC CAR
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 24.-rhe
Cadillac Motor Car Company has an
nounced n reduction OF s265 on It's
touring car and also reductions on its
complete line OF ten type 81 models
which will be continued on an in
creased production schedule for
1923. The new price OF the touring
car Is s2Ss5. This new price repre-
sents reductions amounting 10 S1o55
on this model in the last IL months.
The new prices become effective De-
cember 1.
II. II. Rioe, president and general
manager of the company, Issued
the following statement regarding
the reductions
'Srhe new prices are mainly the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24

hast night when informed OF the &C
ton of the State Board OF Education
said they were powerless to do any
thing. One-half OF the total child
enrolment OF the school at present
IS 81 fferlng from mumps and five OF
the pupils are Ill with scarlet fever.
The present illness among the pupils
TO residents, 10 due to the
unsanitary condition OF the school.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24
Why Suffer From
RHEUMATISM
When our Local Druggists Sell Rheuma
on Money Back Plan.

II you suffer from torturlng rheumatic
pains. swollen, twisted joints, and suf-
FER intensely because your system Is
full OF uric acid, that dangerous poison
that makes thousands helpless and kills
thousands years before their time. then
YOU need Rheuma, and need Il now.
Start taking Il today; in "a hours II
will begin to act on kidneys, liver.
stomach and blood. and you can sin
cerely exclaim; Good radiance to bad
rubbish"
Many people. the most skeptical Of
ekeptics right In this city and IN the
country hereabouts, bless the day when
Fckerd's or Danforth's Drug Store with
Characteristic enterprise offered Rheuma
20 the afflicted, at a small price,
and guaranteed money refunded n not
satisfied. II you have rheumatism get
Rheuma today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24

A cupful OF cream whipped and
sweetened with IA supful OF grated
maple sugar makes a delicious cake
filing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-24

For cleaning the ceiling use a
long handled brush, taking long
overlapping strokes with as little
pressure as possible.