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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

Estabecmnto cOnsdo expoOExcsas cOndones sanitaras
Conpeta Isa aparao moderno
uidad
urables-Hemoa hgenca
servico-Cuerpo medco el
S. admten raamieno erermo de de
atendido propo medicos por Soedad
Departamentos especiae Senoras.
hdroterapco Fuguraci6n
clos equitativamente corvencionaes.
PERSONAL CIENTIFICo
PR DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DR.. don AmaEo Roldan
DIRECTOR del CON5ULTORIO: Dr. Manuel Quevdo Bae&
CIRUJANO GENERAL DR.. don Rafael V6ez Lopez
GANTA OOS DR.. don Ag4stn R. Laugier
RADIOLOGO: DR.. don Manuel Soto Rivera.
PATOLOGO: DR. R. Ruiz Nazario
Or don Pedro Rivera Aponte DR. don Agustin Sanchez
DR. Manuel Pavis Fernandez DIR Castor L. Rivera.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA: DR.. don Lorenzo R. Noa.
't PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez.
secndada 6 Ha de la
dad Nurses Ttuada de competa aptud pracca ara
CoNSULTAS.
En- Sanaoo Por Director de de la tarde los das aboa
5les. Reconocinlentos $1,000 Consultas $500
Por Cuano GeneraA partculares de 10 de la mahana
Epecaista das laborabes
auxado medco Dernos Doctores Aglstn Sanchez Cas-
L. Rivera
- a m.
En- e Consultoro:-Dr Veez, a
e Director DR. Baez Medicos Auxiares
Dr. Pava Fernandez de N IL DR. Pedro Rivera Aponte de
2a5pm
Pr e Especialsta, en- Consultoro Juto 4 ga
Por e Cuano Denista Conuoo, ODonel 10 plaza de
Colon de 10 a de a tarde.
Los Numero
atenddo de los ndcado presentation
del Ittmo recito
PRES1DENCIA Apaado 241. TESoRER1A Apsrtado
e JUAN, PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

iiiMANIFICA!!! Diio I'm iibaro,
ese BRUJO es Ell Diablo. lilo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03

En- elsvapor Antonio Lopez, de la
Companhfa Trasatlantica, embarco de
regreso a Espafia, eI General de Divi-
sion don Joaquin Pacheco y Yanguas,
que ha pasado entire nosotros una tenn
porada de alganss Taeses-
Ell ilustre militar. espanol tiene su
|residencia en- la bella capital valeh-
ciana donde es- extraordinsr srianente
querido. ssg
Aquf donde, como saben nuestros
|lectores, el General Rachecog presto va
|liosos servicios ala Corona de Espana,
durante los lltimos amos de La ante
rior soberanfa, el her6ieo nilitar que
|esta en- possession de todas las cOnde-
lcoraciones militares, ha sido muy fes-
tejado por sus viejos amigos.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para el Ge-
neral Pacheco Yanguas un saludo ple-
no de afccto y le desea un viaje felicf-
siino.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
La Reunion de naaaNa del Club ClVcO dc .DanaS

sante, debigfos a. die Id sehofata Grace
Abbott, Jefe del Negociado de la In
fancia de los Estados Uidos, hara
un discourse. Tambien Sc trataran
otros asuntos ipportanes que el Club
tiene en- proyecto y que son de inte-
res a todas las damas de esta ciudad.
Sc espera, desde luego, una buena
concurrencia en- esta reunion y que no
falte una sola socia, segun sll presi-.
dencia.
Las ssefioras que no Sc han hecho
socias y desean hacerlo, 4pueden apro-.
Fechar la oportunidad mafiana Y 0tTas
que tienen inter6s en- q Club ysdesean
eilterarse de sus aciyidades estsp cor
.dialmente inyitadas.
g El Club "a progresando admirable-
nente Sc espera que dentro de po-
COS iaeses esta organization que tienc
sole. IN gran IDEAL @el DC, haceE piea,
~ sera una de las mas pc6erosas or
gahizaciones de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
Los sENADoRES IRIARTE 7
HERNANDEZ i LOPEZ EN- f1s1-.,

HERNANDEZ LOPEZ EN- Er /
Assi = sPALACIO
Ell sabado las II ra. m7 con
fercnciaron con el Gobernadef, los
senadores por Il distrito de san Juan,
Sres Iriarte y Hernandez Lopez,
Quienes fueron llamados por Ell Eje4
cutiyo con el fin de verifcar algunos
nombramientos judiciales en- ciertos
pueblos del distrito. A la referida en-
treyista asistio como interprete, .el
Lcdo. Travieso.
J Sc nos dice que en- La entrevista
'hubo Ia mayor cordialidad, prone
tiendo el Gobernador hacer todos los
nombramientos recomendados.
Sc nos dice que el Senador Iriarte
manifesto al Executive que tenfa que
haeer una objection en- cuanto a los
tres nuevos funcionarios nombrados
sin Ell consejo de los Senadores del
distrito, para Ia Corte Municipal de
Rio piedras.
FL Gobernador prometi6 al Sr. Iriar-
ste ocuparse mas adelanite de este
asunto. "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
MOYIMIENTO DE LOS vAPORES
DE LA BULL LINE

Ell vapor Ruth, saldra de San Juan
el dfa 9 del corriente.
! Ell CorncIiG, descargando en- la isla.
Saldra para New York, el dfa s.
Ell Glare, saldra de Aguadilia, para
el Norte, maiiana.
J Ell Beatrice, sali6 para Boston, die
San juan, cl dfa primero.
Ell Helen, saIdra de New York, el
dfa s.
Ell Erclgn, Sc espera que lIegue hoy
de New York, cen carga general.
Ell Edith. salio de New York, Ell dfa
primero.
i Ell Mi!taocket, sali6 de New York,
el dia primero.
FL MoldegG'd, ssaldra de New York,
eli dfa cinco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
PAsAJERos QUE Sc EsPERAN EN-
Ell PONCE

En- ell vapor "Ponce" que salio el
sabado a mediodfa del puerto de New
York, trae para esta isla los pasa jeros
George Il. Newman, jose M6ndez Sc
nora Y familia, John H. Hawley, Hi
laric Becerra y sefiora, Antonio Pas
salacqua, Pedro Perez, William Be
caen, F. Krug, E. R. yazquez y seiio-
ra, L. Rosenthal, Francisco Gerena,
Juan Torres, j. Moncarre, Albert Wea
yer, Havard Weaver, Armand Lafar-
ge, Carmelo Quinones, E. q. Camerer,
g. r. Neuman, Rafael Dayey, Antonio
r, Rivera, T. Correa, senorita Carmen
Million, seiiora G. CrespO, scforita Can
Nelaria Crespc, sefora NJ. Crespo, Sc
'6orita r. Crespo, j. n. Rios y N.
Sahaly.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
Ell sP. DE SATRUSTEGUIs TUvO
QUE PRESTAR FIANZA PARA
SEGIJIR VIAJE

Ell vapor espanol "P. de satrdste-
gdi'', que lleg0 de Espala el j,ieves
pasado a las cinco de la tarde, ha te-
nido que prestar una f1anza a conse-
cuencia de una acusaci6n presentada
por el Comisionado de Immigration,
consistente en- haber dejado desembar-
car en- este puerto un pasajero de
tercera, sin permiso.
Los consignatarios tuvieron que de-
positar una fianza de $4,000 para que
el buque pudiese continuar su yiaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
EN- LA CoRTE sUPREMA

Sc ha confrmado la sentencia ape
lada en- el case de Betancourt. peticio-
mario y apelado VS.. Junta de Subas-
tas del Municipio de Rio Grande, ape
laci6n procedente de la Corte de Dis
tTito de San Juan, primer distritoi
procedimiento de Mandamus. Resdel-
to en- 20 de mario de 1920. Abogado
del peticionario senior Z. S. Vahamon-
de Y del apelante senor j. Soto Rive
ra.
La opinion, del Juez Asociad6 sefior
P. de Aldrey.3 81 lIst2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
Information General

'Eversharp'', que dice 'El Imparcialn, !,
marcado con las iniciales Ri. 3.
Dice Ell jefe que por las seiias es To-
gico deducir que es uno de los que re-
gallo Ell IMPARCIAL sua suscrips
torres, recientemente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
Ell POLICIA JUAN DEL CARMEN
YELEZ. PERDIO. Ell MANDAMUS

s.r
Ell policfa insular Juan del Carmen.
y6lez, radic6 una petici6n de Mandd-
mus contra el San Juan Racing and
Exporting Club, con el fin de que Sc
lie hiciese entrega de- una parte del
pool del Hip6dromo, y la Corte 1es.
pT6s de haber ofdo la argumentaci6u
de ambas parties, Y despues de haber
argumentado una moci6n que present6
La demandada solicitando el sobresei-
miento del recurso,- declare con lugar
la moci6n y tlict6 una orden anulando
,el auto de mandamus, desestimando la
solicitud y ordenando el archivo del
case. con las costas al peticionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
.BILLANTE CoNFERENCIA

s'BILLANTE CONFERENCIA
Fu6 Ia dada por el inteligente Y cul-
to. p. Ignacio Il. Merjeliza, sobre i'm
presiones de su liltimo viaje Espafia,
de la que Sc hace lenguas y a la que
el, espafiol sano y sincere, ensalza en-
toda OCCASION propicia.
Oyendo al Sr. Merjeliza Sc puede
afirrnar que Sc acabo Ia triste leye,sda
ihcyra de Esp0iIg, urdida por farsan-
les y vividores.
4 s;;Muy bien, seiior Merjelizaw
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
UNA FELICITACIoN MAS

A las varias felicitaciones recibidas
por el Sr. Merjeliza, con motive de su
Ultima Conferencia en- ell Ateneo Por-
torriqueno, transcribimos la siguiente
de la importante Revista la verdad'',
en- su postrer ndmero:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
LAVA RoDA

Ell conocido joyen Hans Dohne, ems
pleado de la Aduana, ha contrafdO
matrimonio con la apreciable sehorita
Carmen Alicia Fuentes, hija del Sr
Gabriel Fuentes. secretario de la Cor
poraci6n Import Sales and Business
Agency Inc"
Muchas felicidades deseamos q los
nueyos c6nyuges.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
DIvOReIO DECRETADO

8 La secci6n segunda de Ia Corte de.
|Distrito de San Juan. ha decretado el
dfvoreio Y roto v disuelto el yfnculo
aatrimpnial entire Ramona Hernandez
Il Bernardo Come.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
CAsO DE SEDUCTION
SOBRESEIDO

"A peticion del fiscal sr.. Massari, fue
sobresefda la acusaci6n contra Anice
to Monge, quien Sc lie persegufa por
un delito de seduction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
MERCADO DE AZUCAR
Gable recibido por Lamborn s Co.
San Juan, de su oficina de
New York.

Sabado, abril HAY un neior to-
no en- el mercado. Compradores inte-
resan azdcares de Cuba proximos a
iIegar a IA y para entarque en- la Sc
gunda quincena de abril a rs. No
nav OfeTtas. "a II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03

La pr6xima reunion del Club Cfvf-
co de Damas Sc celebrera malana A
de abril, las tres media de la
tarde, en- el Casino de Puerto Rico.
La reunion promote ser muy intere-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
CoNTINUA En- Ia CLINICA

La distinguida esposa de npestro
amigo el Vice presidente de la CANA
Id, Lcdo. Lastra Charriez, continda
en- eI Porto Rico sanatorium, somet
da a IN tratamiento facultativ9.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
FRANZ .JIMENEz. DE vIAJn

En- Ell vapor Espanol ,'P. de Satrt
tegnip Ea embarcado para Ia Haban1,
en- asuntos relacionados coma Ia casa
GoBle 4lmenez, de esta citidad, de
la que es socio. nuestro amigo el III
frank Iim6nnz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
!, GARBANZOS ELEF AIN TES
UnifOrmes, az buena cochura; EXQtJISITOS

Un fruto que honra Ia privilegiada tierra es-
pamela que los produjo
Una verdadera novedad en- la ISla
Apresilrese a comprar su parte antes que Sc
acaben
Para evitar confusiones adviertase que los
sacos que contienen estos garbanzos yienen
rOtuladOs aSi:
s'MONSTRUOS,0 EXTRA
UNIFORNlE; grandes como avelanas, VI eX-
quisitos como bOccati di CARDINAL.
CADIERNO HERDnANOS,
Unicos receptores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
MovIM1ENTos sErsMIc0l

Los MovIMIENTos sEISMICOs
En- el Boletfn Climatol6gico' del De
partamento de Washington, correspon
diente octaibre tiltimo, lrecibido en-
esta fecha Sc relacionan los movinlien-
tos sefsmicos sigulentes:
Santo Domingo, 10 de octlibre, Puer-
to Plata. Moyiniientos ondularios. 5
a. m. intensidad IL. Octubre 80 5 a.
m. Puerto Rico. Octubre IL. vieques.
Direction e. ". intensidad /. dula-
cion m. Octtbre 20, 2:11 p. m. y
2:33 p. M, muy pOca intensi1ad
Antigqs OctuAge 20. 0:I5 a. nj.
HaFtds Octubre 3QA5 M. insensldad
II. 70
TN LArfeERO DE- EI. IMPARcIAif
PEkDIDO
FL jefe ae Ia pOlicfa de Salinas
informa a La detective de San Juan,
que paas IN hiiio de h escueId Bald6siCtS
de aalleT aSelo5 en1ontr6 lapiz;
~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03

A vi S 0 !
Sc aviSa a los. Suscrip-
torres de s'El Ancora"
que la Junta de Direc-
torres acordo aplazar la
Asanlblea General que
sc anuncio para el dia
Ode abril hasta Ell Z de
Mayo con Ell fin de es-
tudiar mas detenida-
Inente los proye tos
que Sc preSeIltaran.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-03
NUESTRA OFERTA A LAS DAllAS

CAMISAS de Vestir, de Nansu marca DOVEa' a 85c,
$1.00, $125, $780, $175, $500, $3.50 Y $500.
CAMISAS de DoImir marca DOVE, desde IS eenta-
tex vos hasta $500 I
CAAfISAS de Hio, Espanolas, Bordadas, desde $3.50
hasta $1,000.
PANTALETAS de Nansii, marcas" DOVE desde 5Oc
hasta $500.
PANTALETAS de Hilo Espanolas, bordadass mano,
$780, $3.50 ys$800.
#JUSTILLOS de Nans 25c., &c., Toe, $10Q ST. $780,
BLOOMERS marca DOVE. 75cg $1Qe $1.25, $3.50
$780,
CANiIsAs de seda para vestir Rosa Q hncas Desde
$3.50 hasta $780,
CAMIsAs de Dormir, de seda, Rosa dBlancas, desde
$500 hasta $780,
PANTALONES de Seda. Rosa blancqg A $500, $500
$780,
JUSTILLOs de seda a 75c., $1oo. $193S $150s
ENAGUAS de Seda, $3.50 y $500.
ENAGUAS de Nans1, Toe, $780, $1.25 $3.50, $l.75,
$780, $3.50 y $500.
MIDDYS para Ninas de q Il amos marca sSLIP0s
VA,', $1.25.
BLUSAS de Seda, en- tOdos los c0loreS 75cs
BLUSAS de Etamina, 95c., LOO, ESQ $3.50.
SOAIBRILLAS en- todos los estloS desde ST. hasta $12
MANTILLAS Espanolas, Blancas Negras' pfecioses
dibuios $1.50 $175, $3.50, $500, $3.50, $780, 5000,
$00y $500
seda de ho de todas claseg desde 15c en- aaeante
CORSETS Warner Acabanaos de recbir los ultimos
estilos
Medals de Algod6n, 25c.
MEDIAS Mercerizadas, Soc
1[EDIAS de Hilo, 75c.
MEDALS de Sedas Holepro9f desde 81 20 hasI7 Fsv+
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Especial TO The Times D!spatchl

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
EVANSVILLE. IND. Oct. With
tho purchase OF 3s-ac:e farm six
miles from this "'ty. Evansville gains
the national home Of the Royal Order
of Lions. This farm becomes the
FIRST unit in tract on which will be
erected a national homo for the aged
infrr and orphans OF the organi-
Gniion.
building plans are under way, and
II Is expected that tho 1ret unit to
cost several hundred thousand dol
lars. will be begun. and possibly
completed. next year. \ building
program 10 extend over ten years or
more and Involving the expenditure
OF several million dollars Is contcrn-
plated. The home At the outset will
provide accommodating for from zoo
to 200 persons. When the home Is
hnally built up to the magnitude
which an outlay OF between $1,000
600 and sGo00.00n will make possible.
II Will he city In itself. with vo-
cntional and trnde schools for or
phans and dependent children. and
vocational features for adults Its
population ut that time, according to
estimates OF supreme officers OF the
order. should DO close to 5000. The
order Is striving for 100000 new
members in 1922.
The location for tho national home
is ideal in the opinion OF Or. w. I.
Woods. supreme president
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Sept. 29tl1, 1922.
Merchandising Efficiency

merchandising efficiency
merchandising efficiency
anding efficiency that established wholesale
nshings
efficiency.
dmthe
o
In the
t rconduc bank
banks instance of
ceand
stem,
ing een
NORRIS PLAN BANK
in
through to the public
enabed
ythear i
7 Il oDn1n
North Twelfth Strr.
"Wach End Prize Winner Later" Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
ADVERTISING CUTS DOWN
THE COST OF DISTRIBUTION
convention Here Of Poster Advertiser Association AZ
lords Richmonders Opportunity to Study and Learn
Problems and Plans of Advertisers of Country.

posed of NIL the biggest and best
known advertisers OF America.
Following him Is *. II. Fulton.
president OF the Poster Advertising
Company. Mr. Fulton Is at the head
of the company which places SO per
cent OF the poster advertising in this
country and has n reputation OF be-
Ing ono OF the foremost leaders In
the building up Of tho medium.
Get Mesnngcn Firnt-IInnd.
II there were space 1 would Ike
TO recount the many other speakers,
but since the convention has cn-
tended cordial invitation to all
Richmond In attending on October II
at +. NJ. It Will. perhaps. be bet
'cE 10 get these messages hrst hand.
Visitors Will be particularly Inter
estcd In the exhibit located In tho
Main street lobby of the hotel. which
explains the association workings
and dcvotcs liberal space to the rncr-
chnndlsing aud art features OF tho
business. This IL FREQ TO all II Ia
hoped that $4,000 worth Of oil paint
inss made for Richmond adyertisers
VIII be secured In time for display
ut this exhibit.
In closing. il might be added that
l.. Allen Frost. former commissioned
OF the a. A. &. OF w. will undoubted-
- he v f''''' ~ ftg III ItBtTu 10 mo
merchandising OF Richmond made
products. in an address at 81. Jo-
scph. Mo. some months ago, he pre-
scented the needs OF the city so force
fslly and clearly that tho city en-
bnrked on booster campaign which
Ia stu In progress The officers Of
the association are J. II Brinkmcyer.
Of ST. Louis. president: ~. G.. T-alker
OF Detroit. vice president; IL. +
OMcalin. OF Jerscy City. treasurer,
and w. W. Bell VI Chicago. secro-
tary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
SEVENTEEN

House OF Commons 10 keep thcse-twn--
from feeling lonesome. They have
now formed q committee 10 ,,SnT..
brace all parties-cxcept the SoNt,,
munIst. They call 4, the wohch's
election committee. They arc rails
Ing central fund, too to help wo-
men candidates. Any one who sends
along more than pound can have H.
carmarked for the support OF cen.
didGtc for any particular party.
The Duchess of Atholl has her cyn
on u seat and although her aristo--
cratic friends are trying to dissuade
her fro engaging In an electoral
contest. IL Is understood sho ia pre-
pairing TO stand for tho Parliamentary
vacancy that will occur IL tho cx-
pected promotion OF tue Lord Advo-
cate 20 the Scottish bench takes
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

voted 10 discussion OF matters OF
here OF tho association. ono phase
VI which vii! DO q symposium on tho
relationship OF poster udvertisIng to
mowspaper publicity. It IS main
,a,ned by members Of the o-saniza-
ton that poster advertising Increases
newspaper business. and that II does
not In any way como into compe.
tition with any other form of ad-
"ertlsing. 1t is simply AN addi-
uonal means TO an end. they main
tain.
Nine thousand cities arc represent
cd in the membership Of the asso-
ciatIon. although In many Instances
one concern or plant covers several
cities in It's territory The mem
bership is not. therefore. as large
az tho number OF cities and towns
represented.
The association comes 10 Richmond
this year upon invitation OF the city.
through its advertising committee and
tho Chamber OF Commerce. \ dele
CATION of Richmonders attended the
convention ri Detroit last ycear and
presented the invitation This dele
cation embraced James u Peters
then member OF tho Council Com
mittce on Advertising: w r. Dab
mcy. from the Chamber OF Commcrcc
and w. W. Workman member OF tho
association. An Invitation from
Mayor Ainsl!e was delivered the con-
Nentiun.
Mayor Ainslie will welcome the
delegates TO Richmond on Tuesday
morning. and Governor Trlnkic will
welcome them TO Virginia Off-
GERS and committeeman will reach
the city today. and preliminary meet
in.s VIII b. held at the jefferson
tomorrow. where the sessions Will
ali be held. The first business meet
ing VIII be held on Tuesday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
EVANSVILLE GAINS NATIONAL
HOME OF LIONS ORDER
Farm Of Thrty-Sx Acres Has Been Purchased-Com
plete First Unit Next Year-Contemplated
Plans Are Elaborate.

The tract lies Just Hve and one
fourth miles from the Evansville
courthouse" said DR. Woods 1T !s
the second farm on the right side
OF the Dixie Bee line after you strike
north from the loop. a short dis
lance from the Stringtown turn. We
expect 20 erect there one OF the great
and distinctive national homes OF
American fratcr1al organizations.
~ home for aged and unfortunate
adults and "a home and school for
orphans and dependent children of
members OF the order is our goal.
II VIII be a great school for tho
children. teaching them trades and
vocations that will 1T them to begin
an independent struggle for life on
AN equal level with their moro for
tunatc fellows"
The home tract will lend itself to
beautiful landscape development.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

meetings Of the Advertising. Kiwan.s
and Rotary Clubs.
Expect Record Attendance.
Reservations at the Jefferson and
other hotels indicate record at
tendance. many ladies coming a
committee Of ladies will have
Charge OF them. and number o:
focial functions have been ar
ranged. An automobile drive Will
be taken around the city. and
luncheon will be served az the
Country Cinb.
The business session Will be de
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
CERTIFIES PORTSMOUTH
P.-O. ELIGIBLE LIST
ne Assoc!atcd rrcss.

WASHIEGTON. oct. Tile Civil
Service Commission today notified
tho Postoilice Department that Holt
r. Butt, Jr., Patrick ]. Riley--and
John a. Love are eligible for. APP,
pointment as postmaster at Purts-
mouth. Va. OAe OF the three men
certified VIA DO selected as post
master. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
WOMEN SEEK MORE
SEATS IN PARLIAMENT
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. Tho women OF
England arc preparing an intensive
campaign with Il view to securing
more woman members OF Pariia-
rneut. They are quite satisfied with
Lady Aston and Mrs Wintringham.
nut theN wanL moro woman in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Highland Park woman, Ctub.

The mrs, fail meeting OF tho
"omans Club of Highl&d Park
VIII be held at the residence OF
Mrs. Paul Redo. 27o6 Fourth Avenue.
nj $50 o'clock Wednesday. October
IL. Several matters of Importance
VIII be discussed, after which So
cial hour viii be held for tho mem
bers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

]. v. r. A. 10 Meet.
There viii be meeting OF tho T.
Y. n. a at 223 South Cherry Street
on Tuesday at II O'Clock.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-28

SUMMARY.
Two-base hits-Buckley.
Three-base hits-Mci1anus.
Sacrifice fly-Samuelson.
Stolen bases-Oriet. 3: G. Scanda.
Left on bases-Woodmen. 6:
Eagles, 3.
Bases on baEls-off Scanda. 2; off
Remneas, /.
Struck out-by Scanda, Z; by Rem
meas, 8.
Umpire-Jack Brentson.
Anderson, for the Electrics. made
them all look sick with his twirling
and he got away big with the large
crowd of nearly 1000 in the stands.
Sohl. first baseman, appeared again
and lived up to his usual reputation of
consistency. Bolland got II strike
outs but six of these were on two
players alone. His pitching was not
as good as he has done formerly on
the Earring diamond. He was inclined
to be wild at times.
Pete Bross got three hits and scored
two runs in his four TIMES at bat.
There were but two men on the Elec-
trio team who failed to score one hit.
However, the Electrics were credited
with nine errors and the West Side
with but one.
For the first three innings the game
was a shut out.
Tho hnv cnnrn.