davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

Lady Alan Johnstone, who was
Miss A Antoinette Emo Pinchot, il re-
turning from Europe on the -,Ber-
engaria, which will land shortly
in New York
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

Miss Margaret Sterling, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Thomas Ster-
ling who spent the summer months
at her former home in South Da-
kota, returned recently to Wash
ington and will shortly enter the
Fairmont Seminary.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

Lawrence Brooks, of Croton
Mass, is at the New Willard for a
few days.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

Former Senator and Mrs. Nathan e.
Scott are established at the Shoreham
for the winter. having given up their
apartment at the New Willard, which
they have occupied for several years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

ncsota and North Dakota. T0F soc. Red
river ohio. sacked. 75G Soc Idaho rus
sets SO
YEAL--J0 20 On lbs SH0c: 20 ~ ~
lbs. i0N lie. 80 Co 10 lbs 1f0t12r-
fancy thick. 13c; overweight 80 90 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
ASCENT OF STERLING
CAUSES WHEAT GAINS

CHICAGO. Dec. 13-(By \. Pr
Buoyancy which developed in the
wheat market today appeared to be
chiefly related 10 a notable ascent
Of sterling exchange. All deliveries
records OK the season. The finish
was unsettled at 5-S to . IS cents
net gain with May 123 IA TO 1913
10 and July ia ID 20 ia SIS,
Corn gained rs TO I is cents and
oats half 20 rs cents.
In provisions the outcome varied
from cents declined 10 rise OF Z
cents
The jump IN sterling exchange
was of such unusual character that
although wheat az Liverpool was IN
some cases quoted a fun penny
lower. the actual value Of the GER
cal across the Atlantic as figured
here was > cents q bushel higher.
Bulls commended that the upward
course OF sterling was an indication
OF a return 20 normally and were
disposed alsS TO regard a rise IN Ar
geut.ne wheat quotations as being
'Nt ee-S N1e 40 q .De-tSt llieAt -h RACES
or exchange. II was conceded. how
ever, that uncavorable weather for
tho Argentine harvest was likewise
partly responsible.
Corn and oats as well as wheat
touched new top prices for the sea-
son. Rural offerings lacked volume.
oats as wen as corn being reported
IN demand for livestock feeding on
farms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
SOUTH BEND MARKETS.
Corrected Daily by ID. \. Rowe. COZ 3.
Michigan It. Phone Lincoln 5239D
SEED MARKET

Michigan It. Phone Lincoln $3.50
SEED MARKET.
CLOVER-Mcd!um red, selling, $loi
mammoth red. SIG: sweet clover s..
HAY, STRAW AND FEED.
(Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed Co. $50 :. Michigan st.
Phone Main SS5.)
CORN-Paying coo; selling goa Soc.
CLOVER SEED--Paying So selling
SO
ALSIKE-Selling $40.
HAY-Paying SIG; selling, S20d22 per
tor.
TIMOTHY Selling 81 per bu.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Corrected Daily by = W. Lippman, I'll
y. Main II. Phone Main 26l.)
HIDES-7d1 Zoe; calfskins 10d1Jc.
Authenticated &c. rough, 263c.
BEES AX-25cG3J Soc per 10.
WHEAT. CORN, OATS ETC.
corrected Daily by ID. ID. Morgan. star
Mills. Hydraulic NV. Phone L-5095)
CORN-Paying zoe. selling, 90c.
OATS-Paying 4Jc; selling, roc.
RIE-Paying zoe.
notwithstanding S1.7J cwt.
BRAN-Seuing SLIGO cwt
SCRATCH FEED-Selling 1886 cwt.
WHEAT-Paying S125 per bu.
SEED UCkWHEAT-Paying S125
selling $50
CHOP FEED-S17 10 cwt
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Corrected Daily by Brotherhood Grocery
22O y. Main Il. Phone M-1556D
FRUITS AND VEG ETABLES-Cali-
fornia naval oranges. soc dozen.
FRESH EGGS-Paying SIC: selling Coo
BUTTER-Paying J0c; selling Coo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

avoided and low priced electrical
Piaythings should be viewed with
suspicion since they often are in
securely and himsily constructed.
An extremely hazardous playth.ng
Of comparatively recent development,
is the home motion picture projec-
tor using celluEod film and often .Lu
minated with a flimsy calcium car
bide lamp. II would be difficult 20
place more dangerous combination
ia tho hands OF children.
In order 20 prevent the spread OF
any fires that may start. q bucket
or two OF water and a fire extin-
guishe- should be kept ready az
hand
Another important safeguard Is 10
remove all evergreens immed lately
after Christmas, before they become
completely dried out. In England, II
is considered bad luck to keep the
trees and greens in the house after
New Years Day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
STOCK QUOTATIONS
CONTINUE TO RISE
Failure of New York Central
to Increase Dividend Rate
Causes Surprise.

Days total sales. S5s.OOo
shares.
Twenty iudustriaIs averaged
9S.2l snet gain 81; high 1922.
1888. low 1859.
Twenty railroads averaged
SGS@; net gain 80; high 1922.
1899; low T3.f5.
s-Ex-dividend 0S
NEW YORK. Dec. is CEy a. P.)
Stock prices continued their rise
10 higher ground IN today's market.
stimulus for the expanded buying
being given by q continuance OF low
money rates. additional stock and
extra dividends and another sharp
riso IN sterling exchange. most ui
which. however. was cancelled lat
er shares subject 20 pool opera
tIoas and possessing extra dividend
possibilities again received most a
teiitIon.
one OF the surprises Of the ses-
sion WIS the decision Ol tie dlTeC-
tors Of the New York Central not
10 increase tho regular So dividend
rate Speculative interests had am
tiCIpated an increase 90 a So or s.
basis and thcir Gisappointment was
rejected en- q sharp drop in that
stock which touched ga rs against
Tuesdays high Cc e5 5-S. today's
closing quotation or 93 SIS repre.
sen.lrs net loss os I IS.
Other rails declined in sympathy
bu. recovered in response 10 the
fresh buying in thar grCup during
the afternoon Some excellent
gains were made by number q
the speculative faVcrltes. notably b
Baldwin. which touched 12S IL ard
closed az 111 Ga. O. ne. Fain Of three
points. & squeezing OF the short
interests in Continental Can also re-
suited ga a -hree point Eaiu In that
stock.
General Asphalt broke nearly
four points on the announcement
Jy Pres. Sewau taat a new agree
ment had been made with the Roy,
ri Dutch Shell group whereby in.
stead or oue-fcurth interest i1 fu-
ture surplus Profits Of the ECu.zeu.
La properties. tire company viii re-
celye at once through receipt O. a
royalty Of Is o. the crude Ga pro-
durti0n therefrcm commencing Jan.
@. 1925.
Gail money opened ~ 4 per cent
cased or 20 "a and then advarc-
al 10 four agcin before The close
Time money continued az Q per cent
Cor the longer NATURES and 8 "a
ner cent for the thirty day period
Little rev commercial! paper IS ccrl-
inc in,0 The market although There
h % fairly good demand with prime
names commanding { Ga per cent
Operation in sterling again de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
STATE MARSHAL IN
WARNING AGAINST
AYOIDABLE FIRES
Miller Gives Numerous Hints
on Dangerous Practices
to Be Avoided.

State Fire Marshall Newman T.
Miller has issued the following
warning hints 10 prevent a large
number or those fires which usually
occur during the holiday season:
TOO often the Christmas season,
which should be an occasion Of un-
mixed cheer. becomes a time Of
tragedy in many households because
Of death or serious injury by fire.
The highly infammable evergreen
trees and decorations or the cotton
beard Of a thiuly disguised Santa
Claus frequently ignite from a light
cd candle or match and serious re-
suits ensue.
In tho first place the tree should
be set up securely so that IL viii not
easily topple over. and IL should De
located several feet away from any
heating or lighting fixture. Metal
tinsel with fake asbestos and pow
dered mica make excellent materials
for snow effects and Will not burn.
Cotton and paper, on the other hand
are highly dangerous The tree
should never be illuminated with
cdudies. There IS some danger from
the widely sold colored electric light
assemblies due to insufficient insula-
tion and other causes, but the haz-
ard is small beside that OF the light.
cd candle.
Ornaments should he of metal and
not OF paper or pyroylin plastic
which IS commonly known as cellU-
l.0d pyralin French ivory and by
other trade names. ProXylin plastic
is extremely inflamma.ble and will
ignite at a comparatively low tenn
peUature.
Matches and Smoking.
Smokers should exercise great
care with their matches and smok-
ing materials. and parents should
see that all matches are kept IN
metal or china containers out Of
reach Of the youngsters.
Toys involving the use Of alcohol,
gasoline or kerosene should be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

Rug Cleaning. 2. 3. Cleaning.
adv. 345-S51.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
ARE YOU GOING TO
EU r OP E 4?

E u ROP E ?
4 II you do. it viii pay YOU to
come 20 US or call US for full par
] ticulars.
1 Have you anyone whom
1 you wish to bring here from
jEUROPE?.
I If you have. do not fail to
! come to US and have steam
{ ship tickets su d by the
Z BEST equipped and compe-
s tent STEAMSHIP AGENCY
in the city.
3 We are authorized Agents
! Of ALL Steamship Lines, and
( sci tickets at the original rates
! Of the Companies.
Z We obtain YOUR PASS
EPORT when going. and we
! help YOUR relatives in Eu-
rope to obtain their PASS
4 PORT and VISA, assuring
1 them a safe and smooth jour
( ney.
If you wish to send money to
y Europe. LET Us SEND IT FOR
s YOU.
s LOWEST rates QUICKEST
SERVICE-moneys delivered di-
3 rect To PAYEE, in European or
Z L. s. currency.
3 FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
n AGENCIES-ASK OUR RATES
s and save money.
Il G ENERAL BANKING % paid
Z on SAVING DEPOSITS.
YOUR PATRONAGE is So
y LIGHTED in any Of the above ly
I the
| F0D0R STATE BANK
Az s. CHAPLIN ST.
Tel. Lincoln 14SS.
& open from S a. m. 10 $50 y. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
LIBERTY BONDS.

manded the foreign exchange mar
Ret. Foreign bills rose TO sos "a
during the morning bat fell back TO
Sf.G2 rs in the late afternoon. La
es, unofficial reports aScribe3 recent
buying az being for the account OF
the British government. Dutch
suilders touchede par, 1920 cents
each. FOR the first time since May
1919. and the Yokohama rate cstab-
lished a new high for the year at
40. 1905; French. Belgian, and Ital-
ian exchange improved slightly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
INDIANAPOLIs LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 13.-HOGS-Re-
ceipts. 1900: market 1Jc lower best
heavies. $. GOA SO medium mixed, $ -
0R90: common choice, IS .3On IS; bulk
Of sales $500 $50
Receipts. 900; market higher;
top. s..
CALVES-Reccipts 600; market Olc
lower. top, 5000.
CATTLF-Recpipts 1900: market
steady: steers, SIlNI2; cows mad heders,
$JDd9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

CHICAGO. Dec. l3-BTTTER-Re
celpts G26j tubs. creamery. extra. 63e
extra hrsts. 49aJ2c firs,s. asa iSc pack
3uE Stock. 34l 3Jr.
EGGS-Receipts 3.f77 cases: miscel
laucous. 5l1iJSc- ordinary frsts, asa 5.Oc
n-sts. 5lWJ5c; checks, 24G2Gc. dlrties
-t1 2S-
HEESE-Twins. new. 2sizc Daisies
ef-t lf-1isc- Young Americas. @1M27tlc
.olghorls. eIl -li4c. brick. 2iM Ale
LIVE pOTLTRY-chkkeus. 18asae
springs. 1859. rooSters. 1ic- geese. 1Sc
ducks. Use
POTATOES Receipts. IS ears: Wis
conan round white sacke-8- T5zES5c. Mn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
FERNERIEs FOR CHRISTMAS

Nothing is more appropriate or
acceptable than a fernery as a
Christmas gift. We have them in
reed or fibre. All cOlors. all sizes, all
combinations. Biggest assortment in
Sorthern Indiana. Come in now
while the stock is complete, priced
from 81 up. Also a big stock Of reed
and fibre chairs. lamps. suites,
novelties. Reed gifts are beautiful.
new. useful. economical. The Reed
Shop. 219 s. St. Joe St. Phone Lin
coin 1924 adv-346-349.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

IA>I bIFFAIU, \ I, Dec Ia-
CATTLE Receipts 4J0 market slow.
easy shipping steers. SI0N II %, butch
or grades S75JH9. cows. S2uj-5
CALVES ecelpts. SOO: market slow /:
steady: cuI Ca choice S261-
HOGS Receipts. $500. market active F.
steady Workers S. S5d : %. plgs, SSO0d
rou-hs. SIHT50, stays $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receip.s. 19n0
ma-ktt-actI steady: choice lambs. Si5
~ rs -. cuu % fair. SSd14d0; yearlings.
&SUi3.JO. sheep. S3TS50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

One Of the best and
snappiest little pianos we
ever handled is an Filing
ton. Hear it before you
buy. Upright pianos
priced from $295.00 to
$565.00.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

julie FGox. dramatic Interpreter
al Elks Temple Thursday night.
Dancing 10 20 u. Tickets at FL
bells. Adv.-347-34S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
CHICAGO I'VE srocK-


CHICAGO. Dec f3-HOGS- RereiD's
100 market steady. Toe lower. ton.
$50. bulk. SS0 -. heavy weight. s. lO
p 50. medium weight. IS 500 so. ligh-
light. s. 9ON $50. Gght lights. s. 20N
20. heavy packing. smooth S1lG0N $50
heavy packing. rough. ST.9JG7.Gj; pigs.
ssh -
HEEP-Receipts, 1900: market
steady. &C higher; lambs -2jI15.O0
cul and common. 80 IJfi - yearllng
wethers, S0J0G 1925: ewes Si75n7.75
cul and common. S2JOFJOe.
CATTLE Receipts, 1900: market
steady. choke and prime S12fl %
medium and good. S7.JpNi2; common.
S5-1JfI 100 good and choice. 81 SD I3
common medium. S5J0a9sj: butcher
cattle. hefers. &4.5Onii COWS. $3.50
so bulls. S3.f0IGJO; Gamer cutters
e. fofl 30, Gamer steers, S3u37J veal
calves. SS.1JM 10. feeder steers, $3.50
stocker steers. $lJ0NS. stockcr cows,
hcifers, SOS -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14
PITTSBTRG LIVE sTOCK.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Dec. l3-HOGS-
Receipts. ~ doubledechs: market lower (.
prime heavy. SsvOG9; mediums salsa
W 1eaFI "a oo 9rSsT - sS9loa 80 - u q.
rOughs, s. 2JGl 10; stags. SfG4JO.
CATTLE-Receipis sight: market
steady: choice 50 7JdiOT2 good. SSFt
SO; fair, SG7JGs7.JO. veal calves, Sl20
300
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts light 4.
market steady, prime wethers. S,2511
SO; good, S7.250S fair mixed, see /,
lambs, S1525Gi5.SJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-14

Frederick 6. WEllett. Certified
Public Accountant. formerly Comp
trollcr OF Dodge Manufacturing Cor
pOrauon. announces the opening Of
offices at 201-202 J. N. s. Building.
Experienced service In matters
pertaining 20 general and cost &C
counting. auditing. income tax re-
turns. and periodical accounting for
corp 0rations. partnerships. or indI-
viduals. Adv.-242-251
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-10
Information del Sur

Aver Sc despidi6 de. sus amistades
en- esta ciudad, el estimable joven don
Gabriel Garcfas qnien ha debidn en-.
barcar hoy para Estados Uniaos, en
asuntos relacionados con ID represent
taci6n que assume de Earias firmas
norteamerfcanas.
"a fin de reparar ayerfas spfridas
durante un mai tempo, entr6 en- este
puerto ia goleta britannica Mary Dell'
que navegaba eargaa de mineral, pro
cadente de Curacao, con rumble rs.
tados Uniaos.
Nuestro querfdo amigo el ilnstra-
do aBogado don Nemesfo a reiapales,
ha prometido aquf yolver a Ponce an
tes de embarcar para Estados unidos,
al objeto de dar una conferencia So
bre un tema que. -abordado por 81, pro
mete ser agradabiIfsimo 'sImpresiones
de su yiaie por Ia America del Sur.
Juan Castro, dc % afos de edad,
rapt6 a Ia nila Josefa Ruiz, residen-
te en- el barrio Sabanetas. Como Jose
ia solo cuenta IL amos de -edad. eI
Castro ha sfdo denunciado por viola
ci6n, siendo Ia persona que di6 cuen-
ia a los tribunales Ell vecino Pablo
Ruiz, del barrio Real.
Juan Nieves y Julia vazquez, los
que sin ser casados vivieron martial
mente durante muchos amos, han con-
trafdo matrimonio tiltimamente, ac-
tuando como magistrate el Juez de
Paz, Lcdo. Yordan Pasarell.
La Corte de Distrito ha concedido
el divorcio que persegufa Aniceto Leon,
declarando roto el yfnculo matrimo-
nial que 10 unfa a Petronila Colon.
En- Ia Iona del viento, de esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-10

Ponce, MARIO s. Daspu6s de una
larga ausencia. "a mayor parte de la
cual pasaron en- Espaaa, qtra vez Sc
hallan entire nosotros los sdistihguidos
espesos Gayilans Lopez, 81 agente con-
sular de Espana en- esta ciudad, los
que damos nuestra sincera bienve-
nida.
Los numerosos amigos de los esp0-
SOS Gavilan LOPEZ, celebran tambien
este regreso, cotaialmente.
En- la Iglesia Eyangelica de Ia ca
He Marina, dio una conferencia el lu-
mes por la noche, el conocido minis
tro Angel Arclffla Cabrera, teniendo
como tema La preparation cristiana'. /.
La disertaci6n fue muy del agrado
de Ia ntltrida concnrrencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-10

haa parada beisia bahsta
Giganesca 500 edd haha
Casino de St john Miami Florida Mrs.
a cogido la ceza de tCruga pedestal
Para brutal la oa del
fue necesariO emplear las fuerzas de cuatro hOmbres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-10

1
guaTdaba en sii resiaeneia el ReqiHp
Francisco LabOys de- AGach9elitoosI I
Las antoridad les. p0r ] snr a0shte
EustaquiQ sapabria, inFestigan el ori-
gen de un ineendio que destrny6 un
ranch0n, yalorado en- 200 d6laFes, que
existfa en- la fnca agricola ..san lJo,
SCI propiedad esta de don Manuel
Leon PARA.
Inf6rmase haber sanado va de la
lesion que reeibfera en- nn accidente
ocufrido al autom6vil de Pipe Maldo-
nado. en- Ia carretera Guayama -Oayey,
er agreeable senor dose Franco. del
comercio de esta plaza, sanidad que
|ceIebramos cordialmente.
Para ei sabado proximo esta anun-
ciada Ia boda de la virtuosa sefiori,
ia Carmen Fefrer con eli Sr Perfecto
T0ro, ambps de esta ciudad Il,
El poliefa Juan NaEeira encOntro
en- el patio de Ia casa de Daniel IA,
rrats, barrie san Antonio. tres apara-
tos de destiIar alcohol. Sc ha denun-
ciado a Eusebio Gutierrez como dueho
de tales alambiques.
Para asistfr i vistas de casos ci.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-10
Los cargos contra ell.

E
(Continracion de la pagina 8.
enyenenar la mente y sembrar el pre-
jlicio en- la opinion pdblica del pueblo
de los Estados Unidos, hacienda sa-
Der, en- discursos pdblicos contentivos
de falsedades en- suus deeiaraciones,
due los mas prominentes lfderes de
Puerto Rico son traidores.
10 le acuso de d. 6l ha manifestado
pdblicamente que, durante sus euatro
amos de perfodo de Gobernador en-
Puerto Rico, 6l Sc haria m haber De
Edoscientos mil dOlares i apesar de que
su sueldo annual, de dcuerdo con "a
Carta Organica, es el de ,diez mil do
lares anuales. -
70 lR aenso de haber interrenido lie
galmente con las Cortes de Justice,
intentando despues intimidar a los
sJueees,
10 le acus0 de hssber queridos Ilevar,
pOr medic de discursos en- Spublfco, a
los Tribunales de Justicia del pals a
un estado de descr6dito pdblico 0 fall
ia de reputation.
70 lie acuso de haber declarado, tam
Ebien en- pdblico, en- discursos pronun-
eiados por 81 a,d, que q saba que
/ las Cortes de 1usticia de la Isla no
estaban actuando honestamente en- la
administration de justicia, ' que iba
d solicitar de cualquier ciudadano que
tuyiese algnna queja contra algin
.Juez, que Sc 10 manifestase a 6l, en-
la seguridad de que q mismo 10 des-
tituirfa.
70 le acus0 de llaber llamado a. un
juez i su offcina de G6bernaci6n, y
que alIf 10 amenaz6 con destitpirlo,
por el hecho de que ese Juez habfa da-
do curso'a un procedimiento de injuct-
| ion restringiendo Ia erogacion de cier-
tos Bonos municipales por el Munich
pio de Afayagiiez, cuya acci6n, segin
alegaba el Gobernador, habfa sido la
causa de la derrota de un republican,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-10

insular amigo suyo, en- las recientes
elecciones.
70 lie acuso de que, en- discursos pd-
blicos, en- una falta de respeto absolu-
ia por los sentimientos del pueblo de
Puerto Rico, cit0 la lbandefa regio-
nal de Puerto Rico como "un trapo
sucio,'
y 70 aletnas 10 acuso de que ha he
ehu eopstar, pdblicamente, que ell fue-
gO.s del Tapor "Tanamo', bordo del
cha1 e1 vino de Puerto Rico Estados
Unidos reeientemente, en- noviembre,
era qn faqgp ae qfigen s3sYY9! ineendiario htT 2
Iintencional, obra de sus oposftores en-
Pdeftos Rico, en- un esfuerzo para
aqpitarlo- del caminO", que ,el tenfa
ltruebas de Id Que due / aestaba siiciend9E "
| Que el Departamehtosde de Justidia tam
Ibi6n tenfa esas prdebasY en- yelaci6Hs
con este, eI mostr0 ciertos cablegramas
! Tendencies a demostrar la yerdad de
sus declaraciones. Z la yerdad fu6,
despu6s de todo, que el Presidente de
'The Atlantic Fruit Company, (la
Compaffa posesora de dicho vaporl
me ha escrito una carta manifestando-
me que del resultado de la investiga-
ci6n practicada al efecto Sc ha yeni-
do en- conocimiento de que el fuego
fu6 causado por una colilla de cigarri-
10 que fue lanzada cerca de los ven
tiladores de proa.
La siguiente information prestara
mayor luz sobre las snlaneras procon-
EsuIares del GobernadOr Rely:
El solicit6 la T3nuncia del Auditor
lde Puerto Rico, el Jdez Bonner, un
hombre experto y eficiente en- su car
go, sustituyendolo con W. I. Kessinger,
de Kansas City, Quien no etenfa la ex-
periencia del primero.
(Continuara maiiana.)
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-10


ciudad, rifieron GenerosO Maldonado 7
Pedro Salich, resultando el primero
con una llerida contusa en- la frente,
lado izquierdo.
La pOlicfa los denunci0 por alterar
la paz.
Annnciase para mafiana por Ia mo-
che, la celebration en- Ia Casa Ayun-
tamiento de i'm cambio de inpresiones
entire los amigos y admiradOres del fe-
necido compatriota, popular escritor,
Tomas CarriOn Maduro.
Ell prop6sito es tomar acuerdos mi
ciales respecto de la conmemoraciOn
del proximo aniyersario de su muerte.
En- un cafetfn nombrado eEl s75",
. la policfa decomiso once medias Bote.
las de ron;.y la misma fperza Sc in
cant6 de veinte medias boteIlas que
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Furniture and ranges
new and secondhand. at j. Il. DuntOn.s s.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-14

formerly Of this town. was visitor in
town Sunday.
Roland O'NeaI. Miriam and Ards
TAYLOR and Rolph White. jr., have been
i'll Il few days.
Leon +. Pickett Of This town has gone
10 the Mclrose hospital in West Brat
.tleboro for treatment
DR. and Mrs w. II. Aldrich of Keone
were guests Friday of the lattcr's Sis
ten. Mrs. Dora Stratton.
The Missionary society will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. ]. III. Sar-
gent in her home on Mortified street
The Il. Il. club held a very successful
fGud sale in the First Congregational
church Saturday. S31 being realized
Mrs. Clyde Smith and three children
of Greenfield. Mass. were recent guests
81 Mrs. Smiths parents. MIR. and Mrs
Fhilbeu Lelebvre,
Daniel Lachancc has moved his family
and household goods from the Esten ten
ement on Highland avenue 10 the tene-
mont on Main street owned by Lutte
White.
News has been received Of the birth
of son. Richard Emerson. Jan. 81, to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Long of Green
field, Mass. Mrs Long formerly was
Miss Margaret King Of this town.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-14
Piles Cured in s to a Days

Druggists refund money if PAZ0 ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles. Instantly re-
lieves Itching Piles. 60c-Advertise-
ment.