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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
INMOvILIzACIoN DE LOS
EJERCIToS

EJERClTOS
Todas las naciones laboran en- el
mayor secreto, preparando medios de
combate, con objeto de adquirir una
superioridad efciente que les permita
abrigar La esperanto del triurfo.
De vez en- cuando, unas cuantas Il
meas de I'm periodico revelan ago de
10 que los Gobiernos ocultan cuidado-
samente, Y por elias Sc conocen los es-
fuerzos que ponen contribution el in
genio humane, para conquistar una pri-
macfa real en- ell sistema cientifico de
ir suprimiendo, nueva teoria maltusia-
ma. a las razas mas d6biles o menos
preparadas al choQue exterminador de
las enemigas.
Los trabajos mas importantes que
en- la actualidad Sc llevan a cabo en-
este orden de ideas correspondent a los
Estados Unidos y a Alemania.
Aunque en- menor escala, los labora
torios de Francia v de Inglaterra Sc
ccupan tambi6n en- ell ensayo de va
rias composiciones quimicas, encamina
das ejercer una acci6n decisiva en-
determinados sectores de los campos de
batalla.
Mientras Jos laboratories alinean en-
sus arsenales bien cata,ogados con
pequefias etiquetas, los frasquitos que
encierran las sustancias t6xicas o ex-
plosivas, junto Los que guardian los
nledios de protection contra aqu6llas
(como en- el institute Pasteur, de Pa
ris), los Estados Unidos, la Gran Bre-
tafia v Francia realizan ensayos para
conocer ell efecto de diversas materias
explosives lanzados desde aviones sub
marinos cafones de costa sobre gran
des acorazados, cruceros y barcos de
pequefio tonelaje.
La Saturday Review publica am
plios detalles acerca de los experiment
tos Levados a cabo en- los Estados Uni
dos, v la opinion que merecen a la
Washington Joint Board;
"El acorazado-dice es informe.
continta siendo ell muro maritime de
defensa de las naciones, y 10 sera mien
tras la seguridad de la navegaci6n en-
Ell mar para el comercio y los trasportes
constituya un exito vital en- la guerra
El aeroplano, el submarine, 81 des-
tr6yer y la nina han aumentado los
peligros a que Sc halla expuesto Ell
acorazado. Sin embargo, este sigue man
teniendose como el factor mas podero-
so de la fuerza naval.
El desarroIo de la aviacion, en- vez
de proporcionar un Instruments econ6
lnico de guerra, ccnduciendo la abo-
Ecion del acorazado, ha aumentado la
complejidad de los combates navales.
Los iltimos ensayos demuestran que
los bombardeos a6reos tienen una eff
cacia innegable; pero de la prueba no
Sc deduce la necesidad imperiosa de 81
rrimir en- absolute los acorazados.'
A pesar de este informe, ell Almi.
hantazgo norteamericano ha Ia'sue'Eo
desarmar dos de los que ALI v en- In,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
sUBAsTA DE U1y PUENTE

En- la tarde del lunes Sc llev6 efe;
to en- la oficina del Comisionado del III
terror, la subasta para IA construction
de un puente de hormig6n armada So
bre el Rio Mata Cafias, en- Ia carretera
ninpro diez, seccidn Corozal- -Barros,
cuyo presupuesto de oficina asc1ende a
ia suma de $S,1S2 02. habiendo concu-
rrido los siguientes postores:
Ramon Umpierre, San Juan, $7,221. 40
Bernardo Balbuquet, santurce, 7.27s.7o
A Arias, Vega Alta, 7.354.90
Enrique Amadeo, San Juan, 1897. 10
Tomas G. Sifontes, Arecibo 7.s75.oo
Jose MADEIRA, Lares, 1885. go
Antonio Martinez, Areciho S.2O4s4
L. Antonsanti, Ponce 8.235.4S
Il. Skerrett, Mayagiiez, $4,000
La Junta de Subastas har& en- bre-
We Ia recommendation al Confisionado pa
IA la adjudication de esta subasta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

En- el vapor Caracas" que sali6 el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

Los PAsAJEEos DEL CARACAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
ggxmMaARxC

~ He@ srenos en- v1gor assds
el I de AGessA de 1917, re-
vzsaAs q 4 do Agost0. 1e1s.
@RA@roNna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
DEPARTAMENTo DE AGRICULTu
RA Y TRABAJo.-- INFoRHTACIoH
OFFICIAL PARA LA PRENSA
CoNFERENcIAs DE AGRICULTo-
RES

El sabado del ccrriente Sc celebrd
una reunion de agricultorss producto-
res de frutos en- Ell ''Saddle and Motor
Club de Bayam6n, a la que concurri6
el Comisionado de Agricultural y Ira
bajo, con los sefiores Ballester Ba-
que, ambos del Departamento. En- ests
reunion Sc le hizo conocer a los con.
currentes ell servicio que puede pres
tarles el Departamento de Agriculture
y Trabajo en- el ramo de la agriculture
a que estan dadicados.
Ell domingo del corriente Sc cele.
braron asambleas en- Barros Cayey.
en- las cuales Sc dio a los agricu1tores
concurrentes Ia information sobre ei
Banco Federal de Prestamos Y sobre
los servicios que presta el Departa-
mento.
En- Cayey Sc nombr6 una comision
para organizar la Liga de Agricliltores
de aquel municipio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
cAMpANA CONTRA Ell ANTHRAX

Ha sido va aprobado por Ell Comisio
nado ell plan confarreglo al cual Sc
ha de llevar a efecto la campafia para
combatir el antrax en- Ell ganado va-
cuno y esta dara comienzo tan prom
to como Sc reciban los materiales ne
cesarios que Sc han pedido al Cont
nente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
MERcADo cAFETERo

Sc esta enviando todas las
Ligas Agricolas de la region ca
fetera de la isla una circular infor-
mandoles de la oportunidad que Sc les
rresenta para aprovecharse del merca
do cafetero de Boston, por conducto
de don Wenceslao Segarra, de aquelia
ciudad, ell cual Sc ha dirigido al Depar
tamento EN- demanda de information
con respecto a Ia production cafeteria
de la Isla Y denas datos de importa1l-
cia de merito para establecsr este
negocio con Puerto Rico.
Ell Departamento recomienda to-
dos los sefiores agricultores cafeteros
que Sc pongan en- communication en- Sc
guida con los Directories de, sus res
pectivas Ligas, investigando este asun
to, que podr$, quizas, proporcionarles
una buena portunidad para hacer bue
nos negocios.
Ell Departamento esta investigan-
90 por su parte este asunto v tan prom
to tonga mas information sobre Ell mis-
mo, 10 comunicara a los interesados.
LOS PAsAJERos DEL CARACAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
DEATHS

Henry. Mrs Frances 70 ysara
Gath, Eiia y. 50 yeara
lHunt Thomas francis. ~ years
strand. Charles 81 yssfa
Rata dussis. 80 yearA
Finn. Jafnea "a y4nra
Nash Thomas Williams - ysars-
smith. Graham John. 90 years
Hisa Ysshisase ! ysnrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
BY Glenn Hughes

AZ last John Drinkwuter's power.
fui drama Abraham Lincoln" IL
with un The first local performance
was given Monday night. az thu Met.
ropoiitan theater before an audience
that packed tho house and received
tho play with tremendous enthusi.
a9m.
II has been q matter OF grief TO
some critics that the authentic drama
Of Americas greatest historical figure
should have waited 20 DO written by
an EnFiinhmaa, but l doubt n any
one who sees the play IN tho thsater
can seriously voice such lament.
for John Drinlswater has treated LIN.
coin a. sympathetioaily and under.
standingly az any American could.
and he has further kept a natural.
hess and simple dignity about the fig.
ure which an American would have
found extremely difficult 10 main
tain. Distance brings perspective
ana true Judgment.
Arho ! can find little fault with
tho structure or style OF the play II.
self. and tho consider some Of tho
episodes extraordinarily fine IN their
conception and execution. must
coRfesa that the verses spoken by the
chronicier between the scenes strike
me a. tho most splendid part Of the
production. In ether words. Mr..
Drinkwater n an excellent play.
wright. but he IL . superb poet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
abraham Lincoln"
Wins Big Ovation

, These verses. to q sensitive nearer,
are moro touching than the action Of
the play. because In them We have q
higher degree Of imaginative value.
and Drinkwater knew that the actual
scenes OF Iineoln's life. gripping ar
they we're. were not filled sufficiently
with poetic vision 10 satisfy the re-
quirements OF q great tragedy. lie
introduced hts Chronicler as d Greek
Chorus. 20 interpret ia the languase
OF the spirit the life and meaning Of
his tragic hero. This was a brilliant
thing 20 do, and Il saved the play.
without II. tho play would lack dra'
matte unity.
Frank McGiynn. M has been said
by practically every critic Ia tire
country. IN a marvellous imparnon'
afor. lie endows Lincoln with . won
dcrfuiiy convincing set Of manner
isma II IL impossible 10 think Of a
greater test Of character acting than
20 portray Lincoln hefore the Ameri'
can public. and Mr. Mcdiynn salts.
flies his audience. That In common
dation enough. lie sometimes nacri'
ficcs clesrnsss of cnunciation for
style, but his pantomifne " inspired
This play. I think. II thu firpt great
American tragedy. and the fset that
an Enriishman wrote I, means only
that the English are not ms slow NJ
some OF US insist they are.
The play will DO performed every
night this week. with matinees Wed
! nesday and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Parker John D. Black pia-,
meud 49, - st~ks
Peterson. wanda rFetrlckA.
heAttis Inconvenience. sa<<es'
Garrison. Alfred seiman 10.
Easxren Hsisn Marrsry. Sc
attic ..s..sss*s*.ss.*. .tses'
bridges. Charles n. trs Seattle i~ssl
Myiroio Mona Alice. Seattle Legal
Hewsy, tn omas casan. Seattle Legal
Martin. Frances l.. Seattle Illegal
otss.n. Aaoiph Epumclsw .......ss
Thina. iisnrletts. Enumciaw ......so
pavia William O.. aesfus 80. Legal
Holland. Ruth. Seattle ...-... 'Lsxal
Andrea Claus r.. F.vndsis -. .1ssxsi
Tlsern. LEA. Seattle ......... .trsal
Taysnr. Joe Elmer Res. Seattle. f1essi
Arends. Lucia H.. Syracuse
Srb ...sssss.s..*+s - $50
ps.rman. Frank tsmea Seattle. IL
Martin. tssiia Charlotte Seattle al
Andrews. Edward w. Seattle ....1t
lchinn. Margaret y. Seattle .......ls
'Kansayiania Amstssiros. Seattle. ~
fiotaa. AihAnaats. Seattle s.......2 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Cooley, Radio Wizard,
Advises Star Readers

/, the cause Of this freeky hehavior.
Looking up at bis aerial he found
tho cause Of the phenomenon.
IL was tho smoke from the tunnels
% tho rseemeri
The same freak may happen any.
where n cloud Of smoke or steam
passes thru the ansenna-
The combustion OF fuel causes
chemical changes which iiberase par
tioles az matter heavily charged with
electricity. Striking the antenna.
these particles give Off the greater
portion Of their charge.
This IA accumulated by tho aerial
until u has developed enough poten.
tisi TO overcome the resistance Of a
small air gap in the circuit.
In mos, pcfs now there IN no longer
spark zap. but a variable con.
dsnssr In tho circuit Examination
Of this will disriose the presence OF
minute spark discharges which may
occur q, intervals Of two or three
ssoondx II the sntenna L. being
charged BY the moving vspor part.
~" - . 'attttAfHAt NMAH tLtFr us
charges may occur very frequently,
giving rise TO buxxing sound.
The energies represented BY these
discharges are very small No harm
70 the operator win result from the
/ handling os the circuit during their
pro.enos. ai'hs IN many oases u Is
possible 10 distinctly zeal them.
Euoweforrua NTH ofssa rsrn.dsra 49,
same pbsnomena.
These discharges produce the same
effects IN thr head phones as heavy
static hut this interference may be
easily overcome.
Connect . high rvxfrtancs carbon
lrod--ioc 600 ohms-directiy from the
antenna TO the earth.
This resistancs win proven; the
building UP Of high po,entisis in the
antenna. but will not affect the
much smaller ones built up by the
hrnsia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Asks Address
Of Coin Dealer

Asks Address
Of Coin Dealer
Dear Miss Grey; IA ve . very old
coin. ! think Il Is q IRA anan coin OF
soma sort which wms found In
France. wonder n N,u can give
me the name of anyone \ no buys OLD
COMA someone in Seattle. and. Of
course. someone who pays = sood
price, A. ~ T..
am sorry. Out caasnof prtnf
narscs aid addresses OF deaicrs In
tAcss oofsm-s rnqnfre az the REFER
sncc department. Of the seaff1r pub-
Nc library. Fenrth ape. and Mads.
son Of.
Who saidf
-whosoev~r could ma3xs two ears
OF corn or two blades OF grass grow
upon . spot Of ground where but one
grew before would deserve better Of
mankind. and do more essential s<rv-
Ice 10 this eonntry. than the whole
race OF politicians put together
Sscsfa
what does -voicing- IN organ
meant
Tesfinc tho oxa'ity and tone offAs
organ ptpea
what are the qualifications foe shs
admission Of new EtMtss into the
unionf
vhc s6misstoa Of assc asfasss u en-
firciv In the hands 81 rcnsv~sa A
territory u NOT veqrtred 70 reach q
certain population before " becomes
a sfsfa Affhe eonstdcraeis popa-
iaston esd cswsrsi tnfeiiieencs are
supposed 10 "a fsyvsforu for state
hood. the probable politics Of the od-
difional ssnoscrs csd representatives
that tcou,d come into coa1rcss has en-
the past had uosf trfInsnce for or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Hsfyei. yohn Henry. hoy.
hs'% i kes.St boz
Mort sasuke. girl
Pearl Charles p, bcy.
ftoark. within ~. boy.
Scott. Vernon ~. grit
Eeheutsn. Walter. boy.
Thew. Frsuk. girL
YaEh Genii, grit
rafnskttA. tfystaro. gtrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
on HuRN!NG ECZEMA
lpply Zemo. the Antiseptic
I.iquid-Easy to Use

From any druggist for sse or
1 10 for large sirN gct q bottle "
MO. when applied es directed
effectively removes fcSensa.
u,ckly stops itching. and heals
lin Troubles also Sores. Burns.
hounds ana Chafing. II penetrates.
sseu-cs and soothcs. zemo l. .
lean. dependable and inexpensive
ntiseptic liquid. Try u. ~ va
elieve nothing you have ever used
4 a. effective and satisfylng.--Ad'
artiscment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Kimbell Will Be
Engineers Guest

psxter O. Kimbcii. president Of the
American Society Of Mechanical En-
Eineers. viii be guest OF honor and
principal speaker at tho meeting Of
tho Enginserp' club Thursday noon.
kimesil 10 making a tour OF the Ia.
clio coast a. present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
ny PAUL r. COOLEY
ncrica's Foremost Radio Authors

A ships radio operator some years
ego was awakened IN the early morn
Ing by . series Of cracking and buxs
Ing sparks jumping Across tho small
spark sap used IN all transmitting
sets In those days
lie Jumped from HIS bunk. rubbed
hts eyes ana pinchsd himself No
one was working the set. yet there
were sparks Jumping scross the gap
II was uneanny.
lie ana not rest until he discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
BY CYNTHIA GREY

~ husband may interest his young rife
babpf Lester" asked the question fe,V
SC columns. he has bought nice home and
business tcay. but has wife has lost interest
ie to a doiontotcn hotel ,ohere she toiH hare
TO CAD about toicn. He takes the blame be-
her when she scas too young, bat he rants
'cntnrc TO turn out successfully Can you
ing is one reply:
was once just such n wife as Lester"
look back. wonder why didn't think Of
of excitement II seemed had to have, 80
Il In my homework or baby.
would say: Play with your wife--shower
make ardent love to her. A woman, es-
le. hates to take love for granted. Plan to
ry evening until she will be glad to stay
bly, and help her play ii. Coach her gently
want her to 60. Soon you will find the
our problem. W.B.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

HONOLULU. T. H.--Edwtn DENLY.
ocretary Of navy. and members OF
knnapoits class Of 1881. sail on
.oard U. \. transport Henderson for
hekvo. where reunion Of 1881 class
\ 20 be he'd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

aeainss the admisssos Of reso sfaf~a
Nevada tras admitted IN 1854 trlfA q
popsiafton Of some 10000 and
Wyoming N 1880 ssfh about the
sare population. but Oklahoma. ,csiA
q popsiafsoa ~ sore than 400 900
spas refused admssstoA n 1905.
What Goes tho aiiusson 70 Mem
mons statue that at morning played
meant
In Greek Legend Msmsos ,oas the
son Of Tsfkonss ard Eos ffhe dscnJ.
ne soas ksrs 81 the Efhispls-s and
led an army 20 aid ne sscie. ISia "A
ksae 81 Troy. after sAs sssfA Of Hcc-
for. lie seas killed ~ Achilles. u
the earlier u~sfcrs Mcmnon led hax
forces from fhe erfrema East. o.
dsxgrta. but about the end Of fhs
f0fh cesfsry. ~ G.. the story scas
localized IN E0vpf and Ethiopia on
tAs esaks Of the Nns are TACO coies-
"a; sfsfnss Of king Amenophis m.
OF the fsfh dynasty. the so.shern one
Of srhtch tras said 90 csss forth q
sound phen struck W the rays of
the rtstn0 ssS. q sossd probably due
70 the ssdaeH srpasstos o. fhs sand
stone eosGioncsafe from which the
statue q hecs. ass fh< eonscguesf
passage Of air fArw the pores Of fte
Efoac. Early IN the first century ~
osr era the story Cafned currency
that the statue Represented Mcmnon.
scho fhas greeted Ms mother In fhs
rrorntnc. The upper part 81 the
sfofss Ass tss~ ooerfhrosr~ w en-
earfA1sake and srhea u soas ssbu1f
the sosnds ceased
what ara the msaninss & ne ssi-
lowing namesf
According 20 one authority:
Lisweiiyn--lkon Ike.
careius--hsbbIsss tov.
Nin,an--fsr sioAfef-
wiilis--preffy serfisr1A
Angus-cicor frufh
Meii..a---honcy bee.
Notwithstanding dscveea
Biandina--soff roicc.
Lelia--fau Of trufh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Miss Grey win rsceivs callers
In her cffice Monday. Wednesday
aud Friday from 20 n. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. m. TO Is m. each week.
Please do not come AZ other timss
ne y seriously interferca with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

star rsafsrs who wfsh for tn
formation on the origin. history
and results OF The Mcnxcs Doc
trina win recaive saznA BY writing
to Tho Seattle Star washinetoa
bureaus. 1s2s New York ava.
Washington. d. C.. and incioxing
two cenfz In stAmps Tor postage.
The bureau reports ths follow
ing letters returned 10 them b.
cause Of Insufficient or Incorrect
address. Miss NJ W. Stirring.
General Delivery. waila waiia.
Wash: Mira Thomas Davia CO.'S
Beasley ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Ani-nationalisf prot tests
aud demonstrations bv pork-
ers, socialists and liberals
thrwout Germany folloioed the
attempted assassination OF
Philipp Scheidemana. err
chancellov. sho,en here.
Scheidemann, a supporter OF
the republic, democracy and
radicalism, has been the tar
oct Of attacks bv rsactionary
and monarchisf elements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
CyaaG hia Grey :
Hon. May Hash md Get Young Wife to Reneao He,
Interest in HI me and Child?--"Go Ont With Hen
Until She wan Be Glad to Stay Home" Advice Of
One Reader.

Is there any "a
IN her home aud
days ago thru thu
is doing sreH ia a
and irishes TO mos
nothing TO do but
cause he married
his matrimonial [
help hima Fouos
Dear Miss Grey
now has. and as |
the future. Love
/ took little intere
To Lester" L
attentions upon HI
pecially a young o
go somewhere evI
home. Find her h
along the lines yo
happy solution to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
GALLUP AMERICAN
COMPANY TO MOVE
OFFICES TO MINE
Plan Mining Camp at
Shaft No. 5 Which
Will Complete Town

GALLUP. y, NJ, June $40
curdinr to reports here, the pa'iup
American Coal company n pam
ming "a new mining community,
which IN It's completeness viii be-
almost an independent town. at
It's new milne a few miles NORTH
west uf the city.
This shaft. which a. known Ms
mine 30. 3 is tapping. what II IN
believed viii develop into the rich
ert coal vein In the Gallup district,
" has been under construction
since the first 81 tho year. ana NJ
its completion. the plan T. 10 uuid
n company community To noise
the lahorers.
4 modern theater. a hospital
for employees, n large store al
which an kinds Of merchandise
will be sold az current market
prices. a church, and a school, arr
Included In the plans Tor the min
inE camp nj mine No. b.
In addition 10 this, u ~ n cur
rent report here that the GnluI
American coal company Will mov'
ita main offices from Gallup .,
the new shaft when the SHAFT h
completed AMI ready 10 work
There are "a number Of minini
camps ~ the district, but the
J have only houses Tor laborcrs am
schools. without further accom-
dntluns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
San Lorenzo Hill
To Be Improved

SILVER CITY. y. ~. June a.
\ cali for bids has been issued on
the construction Of the state high
way between Santa Rita and the
Mimhres valley In Grant county.
which includes the Improvement OF
what Is known as the sun Lorcnzn
hiii This an important piece 81
rond FOR the development Of Grant
county. being an extension OF the
silver City-Santa RIA highway. a.
well ~ being an importan; link
IN the drm-to-dam section 81 the
all scenic trauscontiucutal rnntc.
The improvement OF san To-
hiil has been urged for Homo
time and would have been done
had its building as a federal prof.
cct not been secured. II viii give
the farmers Of the Mimbres valley
an outlet 10 santa rita. Hurley.
fort Bnyard and Silver city. when
Is tho natural market for all their
products.
Bids on the construction Of this
piece 81 road. S.047 miles In length.
are 20 be In the hands OF the state
engineer by June p.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Santa Fe County
Courthouse Damaged
$1,000 by Lightning

SANTA Fa June a.-Thc santa
De county courthouse was badly
damaged by fire late Friday AFTER
noon after lightning HtrucR the
building. II waa estimated the
boss was nearly s5.o0s.
District Attorney Alien Read,
County Treasurer Jacoho Muntoya
Innd other officials were IN the
building when the bolt struck aud
|icit the shock although they @ ,
not Injured. M. Read said he
was almost hurled from his chair.
investigation Immediately after
ward fnticd to disclose any dam
age 10 be seen from The Inside.
The iighnirx struck on tho roof.
An hour later. however, Fire Mar
chnl carl A. Bishop. who happen
ed to be passing ~. saw heavy
clouds Of smoke rising from tho
roof and called out the volunteer
fire department.
The fire was brought under con-
trol In less than 80 minuten but
pc before heavy damage had been
done, chiefly 70 the roof by fire
..u 10 the walls % the upper
story by water.
Two fireman. Ellis Bauer. lead
Ink batslnnn OF the Santa Fe base
ball club, and Frank Means were
injured. both with cuts o. their
hands. Bauer probably Will mol hc
able 10 appear in santa Pes bat
Ting cider against Beien tamo raw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Farmers House May
Be Divided by New
Delaware State Line

WILMINGTON. Del, Juno A.
The 20O-ycnr-old boundary dlsilutc
between Pennsylvania ana Dtln-
ware. which Il to he the subject
OF conference Of commissioners oi
Chester county. Pennsylvania. md
the levy court OF Newcastle coun-
~. Delaware, at Hockessin, on
June Z. promises to deeylop Into
a mure bitter battle than antici-
pntcd.
one farmer whose residence has
been affected by the change ia
Kent Ebrivht. whors farm and
home are on Faux road. well inside
the bounds OF Newcastle county.
The boundary line approved by the
two legislatures runs through the
middle Of his house. placing MS
bedroom In delaware ana hts Gin-
ing room In Pennsylvania Tho
FIRMS Of Thomas Zebley. Albert
Ietidcmangc and others also have
been cut similarly
\ peculiar feature Of the entire
situation IL that 81 o. "up to- nj
less "a parsonage than president
Harding.
No word yet has bcen received
from senator Hall or Senator bu'
Pont whether the president has ol
has not approved the act % The
last Delaware legislature Tor re-
vision Of the boundary az agreed Il
by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania