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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-15
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OFIcfNA De coRbfR'EEo.@ Sc ,comen-
fatorahR i4 per Ell P9bllieos que
paga y sostiene ell servicio de cores
Las puenas atenciones de las emplea-
,das y los empleados del mismo en- es-
te. pueblo, p!er9 Sc %eritica aeerhamen-
tedlas, Ffaltas de s~atencion de sune de
los nlasiialtos empleados para con las
personas Que resBetuosamehte %solici.
tan los ~servicios del mislno Dor los
cuales recibe compensation V que CO.
mo carambola paga ell p1blico que uti-
liza los servicios del correo. Enten-
demos que los empleados de correos
deben ser mas completeness con Ell
pdblico o de 10 contrario deben dejar
sus puestos a otros que sepan captar-
sc el aprecio Y simpatfas de los que
pagamos Y sabemos cumplir con las
reglas de urbanidad que Sc exige de
personals educadas.
LAS MESALINAS son UNA plaza.
-Es establishments alarmante eli nd-
nero de mujeres de vida non santa
que pupulan poi nuestras Gales a to.
das las horas del dfa Y Gle la noche.
Estas desgracfadas mujeres no respe-
tan nj la presencia de damas V ninas
respetables para pronunciar paIabras
inmorafes y hacer cicrtos actos que Ri
men con la moral y este a pesar de la
vigilancia del competente cuerpo po-
.liciaco. Elias aprovechan la auselicia
de los agentes del orden pdblico para
sus escandalos y para sus charlas in
morales. Sabemos que Sc ha dado or
den a los policfas para que persigan
a las mesalinas, pues con~stituyen un
foco de perYersi0n para la juventud "
una yerdadera playa que destruye mu-
chas vidas de j0venes inexpertos.
DE TEATRO.-Anoche debut0 la
colnpaifa ARGOS Montero, habiendo OBJ
tenido un brillante exito. Ell senior
Ortiz administrator del teatro Victoria
sc VIC cast obligado a tener que sus-
pender la function debido d que los
~equiDajes de los artistas fueron deja4
dos en- San Juan por una empresa de
~vehfculos de motor que Sc comprome-
ito a traerlos. Segtin inf0rma Ell re-
pr~esentante de Ia compaffa, senor Tu-
dor, la empresa 'Fajardito' Sc com
prometi6 a traer los equipajes Y he-
GO los dej0, alegando que no cabfan
en- Y yehfculos. Entendemos que de
ser eierto este, la empresa de camio-
falt6 a un compromise v perjudic6I
Il la empresa t%eatral, a la companfa
ARGOS Montero v al publico de Huma-
cao, que Sc vic obligado a esperar has
ia atlas horas de la noche hasta tam
to llegaron los equipajcs que fueron
mandados a buscar a San Juan Ell I'm
caro- especial.
PEQUENO CONEY ISLAND.-Exis-
6 gran animation entire I'll pdblico en-
general con motivo lie Ia installation
del Peqneno coney Island en- Ia par
e norte de esta ~poblaeion.
AND0NiE.
Humacao, +. X,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-15
NO ENTRAN AL VATIeANo

Durante una reception papal en- Ell
V~aticano, recientemente celebrada, Sc
iprohibio la entrada, %porfcrden del pom
tffce, a todas las mujerest que no es-
tuvieran vestidas honestamente, La
prohibition Sc aplico a tpdas las mu=
jeres que llevaban los brazos y los
hombros descubiertos. F,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
CUSHMAN MAY
Be ENLARGED
Hospital to Care for Ex-
service Women

TACOMA. Sept. ss.-The enlarge,
ment OF tho scope OF tho United
staiNs Public Health Hospital No.
90 20 include tho care OF disabled
cN'soryloe women from Washington.
Oregon. Idaho and Alaska In ylr.
tually assured. Il was announced
yesterday by Col. George u. Story.
officer in chargc OF tho hospital,
Recommendation from Col. Story,
l.. $, JoAaeph. district manager for
the veterans bureau. and Dr. T.. /.
Carter. district medical officer, have
been forwarded 10 the bureau head.
quarters NJ Washington. u. c.. and
official permission to so forward
with the project Is expected within
n few days, u has been announced.
This will mean the setting aside OF
two buildings az the hospital for tho
care Of the women. II viii also mean
several additions 10 the nursing and
medical Stairs OF tln hospital. Col.
Story announced. Eventually. Col.
story said. when tho need advanced
20 that extent moro buildings viii
have TO 10 added 10 care for tho
women.
''racoma and cushmsn hospital
arr ideal locations for tho care OF
these women said Col Story. I'VE
have tho facilities az hand for i'm.
mediate relief and plenty OF room
sor Sxpau when that tims
comes"
Women who win be cared for az
tho hospital whom the project Is ap.
proved viii be disabled nurses. aides,
yeomanettes and all othVr women
enlisted in the regular or reserve
forces during tho world war. II was
explained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
For Kidney Troubles
Druggist Would Only
Recommend AlVita

After seeing medicinal products
como and 20 for a. yearn. promi,
nrnt Pasadena druggist proves 10
himself tho virtue Of Aiviia Tablets
In prouiatic and bladder trouble, T.
A. Rosenborgor. OF IS \. Fair Oaks,
Pasadena. Cal. says;
Before allowing myself 10 be-.
come cnthused over the ALyITA, I
tried them out on mysolf. can
say truihrilly that am surprised
at the results OF the tablets. |
have had a lot ~ trouble with my
bladder and kidneys and have trio
many remedies from tho store. Tho
oniy thing would recommend TO.
day for pros;a,lc and bladder uou.
bles Is the ALvITA Tablet I go,
complete RELIEF from my own trou.
bio. which satisfies mo Of their
merit"
Aiyita Ia the recent scientific dia.
covcry which brings lime. iron and
phcsphatss 10 you In a vegetable
form which may be readily asainl.
lated. Alvita is prepared in conve.
nient tablet form from tho deep.
rooted alfalfa plant which science
discovered Is rich htorchouao Of
vital mineral salts. No matter II
you have tried many remedies. Try
this tonic Of nature now. A dollhr
buys o box OF Alvita tablets at airy
drug store. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

Britain has a number Of different
diplomatic attitudes. each OF which
may mean a dozen different things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
WET" PASTOR
is REINSTATED
Vancouver Minister. Given
Charge al CoIfax

VANCOUVER. Wash. sept. IA
The Row, W. l., Blessing. deposed
from his passionate over the United
Brethren denomination here because
OF his recent declaration that tho
dry law ms put over" and SHOULD be
submitted 70 a referendum. was
back In tho good graees OF the
church today
Tho Rev. blessing has been given
another charge. not In Vancouver.
but In colfnx. Wash. where the
storm OF denunclation which tho 10.
cal w. @. 7, u. and other dry or.
CARNATIONS hrcwed. following the
ministerial utierance. is not no po-
tent.
The pastor. 70 years Of age.
served az tho front during tho world
war with a machine gun outfit lie
recently filed suit for divorce here.
charging that hls wife left him last
year. few months following their
marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
URGES ALIEN
REGISTRATION

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Sept gs.
"a bill for tho registration Of all
aliens In the United states viii DO
urged In the next congress, James
NJ Beck. solicitor general OF the
United states. told tho convention
OF the American Bankers ahsoela.
ton here yesterday.
This bill. he added win be accom-
panied by measure making Il a
crime 10 eonsplrs 20 overthrow tho
national government by force and
violence.
In his address. Beck attacked va.
rious legislative and constitutional
proposals designed 20 curb tho pow.
or OF che United States supreme
court. without which. he said, "ths
constitution would have long since
persisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Visit Some of These Institutions

Some institutions. supported by the Community
Brscoc Orphan Boys Home, Kent.
Columbia Conference Homo for the Aged, 4o5 N.
4sth ST.
Florence crttendcn Home s2i7 Rainier Ave-
House OF the Good shepherd 6oth and sunnysidc.
Lebanon Rescue Homo. ITO w. 6bth st.
Medina Bnby Home. Medina.
Seattle chldrens Home. Mcoraw and Ninth
Lighthouse OF the Blind 1924 Fifth Ave.
Lying Homo Association. 1i0s Stewart 81.
Ruth School for Girls. 3404 r.. 6sth st.
Kyther Child Home, AIS stone Way
salvation Army Day Nursery 4sii winslow ST.
Salvation Army Industrial Home, Ola Virginia st.
This list comprises only n few OF the fifty ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
STAR ACTS ON
CHARITY BILL

what IL said 10 he the largcs, ALL
star bill Of acts ever presented Ut one
time has been booked by the com
mittcc In charge Of the f.lkH charity
festival. 20 be held At the Arena. o.
tobor II 20 81 Inclusive Almost
everything In the category Of excite
ment and spectacle will be shown on
what promises 70 10 the largest
stage ever constructed In Seattle. The
stage will be 200 feet In width. ox-
tending the entire length OF tho biz
auditorium.
All OF tho proceeds from the show
Is 20 be devoted 10 the Elks' winter
charity work. Including tho annual
Christmas tree for the Riddles and
presentation Of baskets laden with
food for poor families The charity
list Of the lodge Ia a long one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Adventists to Send
Delegates to East

A large delegation OF church lead
ers viii be sent to the worlds gen.
eral conference OF Seventh Day AID,
yentists, TO be held in Milwaukee,
Wis. October to rs, from the North
Pacific Union conference Of the dc.
nomination. which includes Wash.
ington, Oregon. Montana and Idaho.
All departments OF the dcnomlna.
ton will be represented in the
Northwest delegation. which will be
headed by Rev. Morris Lukens. OF
College Place, Wash. who IL presi.
dent of the Pacific Northwest union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
To Regain a Healthy,
Girlish Complexion

II you vouli have . clear. fresh. Girl
ish rompisrioa. ons ounce Of ordinary
msrsoilssd war viii aid you Ia ihi. dirss-
ton more than shelves fail OF eosnasties,
u produces a natural beauty. THIS VAL.
proeurahis At any drugstore. complsssly
absorbs bad complsxion. revealing tbs
healthy younK skin underneath. f,s york
IL done 80 gradually. day By daY. that
No iuconvsnisuce Is caused, Tho wax il
applied At night. Tx. cold cream. ard
washed OFF ia the morniEK. Advertise.
rrauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
WISE NATURE

From Kansas City star.
II is fortunate that nature retains
control OF many OF our most interest
Ing feature events For instance. II
solar eclipses could be staged every
time some manager heard. or thought
be heard. a public demand for one.
it would not be many months until
a solar eclipse at high noon on a
bright day would attract no more at
tention from thoughtful people than
. broken engagement In Hollywood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
CHANGE ROUTE
OF ST. CARS

Radical changes In the ruutlnga Of
street cars over Sunday were an.
nounced Thursday by u. w. Hcndsr
son. superintendent Of tho municipal
railways Special work on Eighth
ave. and Pike has made the changes
necessary. and IL - believed that the
work will be completed during the
day. Tho cars viii be routed ~
follows.
Eastlaks cars will operate In.
bound an a, present 10 Eighth ave.
and Olive st.: west on Olive 20 Sixth
ave; south on Sixth ave. TO Pine NJ
west on Pine TO Third ave. They
win operate outbound over Third ave.
to Third and Pine st. east on Pine
10 Seventh ave: north on Seventh
10 Olive. and east on Olive over the
present route.
East Madison. 18th ave. and Mn.
drona and 2sih ave. 8. cars win
operate over tho present route 10
18th and Pike: north on 18th
10 Pine 1T: west on Pine TO Third
ave. and south on Third over the
present route. Outbound. they will
operate over the regular route 10
Third and Pike; north on Third 10
Pine St; east on Pine 10 18th: south
on 18th 10 Pike ST.. thence over the
regular route. sr~$1oegl
The Montiake will operate inbound
over the regular route TO iith and
pike: north on 18th TO Pine ST.: west
on Pine st. TO First ave-. south on
First ave, TO Union ST.: east on Union
to Second ave: north on Second to
Pine ST.; east on Pine to i4th; south
on 18th TO Pike. Outbound they will
travel the regular route.
The East Cherry ri. line win oper.
ate inbound over the regular route
to Eighth and Pike. at which point
the cars viii use the croas.oycr and
then operate outbound over the reg.
ular route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Arithmetic Bad,
So He Is jailed

W blessing Thursday night com
planned 10 the police that no had
been robbed Of SIS By Fred Berger.
Police arrested both men. found ti4
on Blessing and ,s.iS on Berger.
Finding blessings arithmetic bad.
they jailed both men on open
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
You are invited
to see what your
dollars are doing

TloMoRRoW Visiting Day at seattes welfare institutions
ks5i that are supported by the Community Fund
FUND may have sound of the indefinite about itbut
back OF this not the faces hundreds of neglected
babies brought into this world under all of conditions de
mental to their growth into useful citizens?
Can't the thousands Of children who feel the pinch
poverty and whose young shoulders burdens beyond
the strength of many adults?
Can't see those and who have earned the
right to comfortable old but denied through little
any, fault of their own?
Can't the thousands fra undernourshed children
who need kindly sful professional if they are to live
even, let alone have chance in life?
Can't the intelligent faces of those
who potent for good they just get things
straight and learn to understand institutions?
Tomorrow visit of the so institutions represent
ed in the Community Fund and the wonderful
work they are doing see just what the give
pshng in health happiness and building take
somebody's word for it. See for yourself
Then will know that the Community Fund provides the
for making gifts farthesthat more money is
made available welfare and charity work than under the old
hormss plan of nnumerabe drives and tag days. Then YOU
will giUe generously
The giving of for unselfsh effective use is fine
and practical expression of the principles of the
of Galee
Inasmuch We have done it unto the least of these Nv
brethren have done unto Me- teaching accepted by all
thinking people guide the highest conduct of man Our
Community Fund civic acceptance of this principle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

d. which will prove interesting to visitors ara,
Seattle Day Nursery. so2 Broadway.
Seattle Junior Home. 1907 Third Ave w.
st. Theresa's Home, so6 Terry Ave.
Theodore Home $3.50 s5th ~ f.
Travellers Aid Society, oregon.washineton Railroad
Station.
University OF Washington Y NJ. C. A.. Iyn,ve-si,v
Campus
University of Washington Y. w c. A.. los Educa,
ton Building.
Washington Children's Homo, 800 r. 65th St
\. NJ. O. A., Fourth Avenue and Madison Street
Young Ladies' Institute Club 1901 Harvard Ave
Young Mems Hebrew Association 1901 18th AVA
Y. w. c. A., Fifth Avenue and Seneca street.
es benefting by the Community Fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Montesano Man Is
Found to Be Guilty

MoNTEAANO. Sept. ia YER
die, OF gullty % manslsughtvr was
returned BY jury IN superior
court here yesterday against Charles
w Grader. who killed Mike Barron
las, July al Tulips In a fsud which
II said 20 have arisen when Bar.
ron's cattle Frnrea on Graders land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
poST BE TOO SURE

From Kansas City star.
France says her Ruhr policy In
INDICATED. because Britain has re-
turned to her own policy Of hands
off. But one can not always be sure.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
DELTA COUNTY WILL RAISE
FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR
RELIEF STRICKEN JAPAN

The Delta County Red Cross, work
ing with the National Red Gross as
sociation. acting ON the suggestion
and request of President Coolidge, Is
working 10 secure the amount asked
from this county. $3.50. and by the
first OF next week It is expected to
have the money on the way to relieve
the suffering OF stricken Japan,
which was visited by recent earth
quake. tidal waves. fire. fever. pesti-
lence and inevitable famine.
The japanese will send $3.50 to aid
their countrymen; Paonia has already
forwarded 500; Cedaredse will give
an entertainment this evening to raise
her quota. SIS. Hotchkiss will raise
the same amount and Delta will have
q tag day tomorrow Saturday to
raise 5000.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
BALLOTS COUNTED AND
CERTIFIED By COMMISSIONERS

The Commissioners Of the City of
Delta met Tuesday morning at 900
o'clock as canvassing board. the
official count was made of the ballots
at Mondays election. and certificates
were made in regular legal form.
An ordinance was read establishing
one additional voting precinct, and If
passed win organize the city into two
voting precincts. No. lying east of
Main street, and No. 2 west.
A contract was let to John McCarty
for hauling dirt for the new park now
being made at the Rio Grande station.
The city is cooperating with the rail-
road company, Mayor Penley acting
as General Chairman Of Civic Organ
ization Of the city.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
REV. PIMLoTT RETURNED
To'DELTA FOR ANOTHER YEAR

There were very few changes in
the pastorates of the Western Slope
towns at the Methodist conference
which Just closed at Boulder.
Rev. ]. H. Ketchum of Montrose,
was assigned to Rocky Ford, and Rev.
w. L. Bodkin, late from Salida to
Montrose.
Other appointments on the western
slope in this vicinity are: J. R. Tre-
ganza, Austin; Rev. McDermott, Ce-
daredge; Rev. J. L. Ford, Crawford;
Rev. R. H. Forester Grand Junction;
Rev. ]. H. Stewart, Hotchkiss; Rev.
H. v. Wilhelm, Olathe; Rev. Paul A.
Shields, Lazear; Rev. Ivor G. Hynd-
man, Paonia.
]. E. Chalmers Of this city was
elected one of the five lay delegates
to general conference to be held ne1t
May.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
TO CITY
CHARTER CARRIED At
MONDAY ELECTION

What Is said to be the heaviest
registration in the history Of the
city Of Delta closed Saturday evening
when 1890 names were placed on the
city registration books.
There was a spirited contest be-
tween one faction contending for the
amendments and another faction op
posing them. 7s5 persons cast their
ballots and al three propositions
carried by safe majorities.
On Amendment No. 1, being prop
osition to amend the Charter of the
City of Delta to avoid the necessity Of
an election in local district improve
ments, 470 voted Yes and 314 NO"
On the proposed Section B of the
same amendment to amend the Chart
er of the City Of Delta, to permit the
voting OF general obligation bonds at
general or special election, 466
voted "Yes'' and 80 mo"
Amendment No. 2, proposing to
amend the City Charter to extend the
contractural powers Of the city council
in the matter of local improvements,
466 voted "Yes" and 800 mo"
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
CREDIT ASSOCIATION TO
ORGANIZE MONDAY NIGHT

A credit association for Delta Coun-
ty retail men, professional mon and
bankers will be formed Monday eve
ming next under the direction OF c.
o. Stiles manager OF the Pueblo
Credit Association. The organization
meeting will be preceded by BAN
quet at which all Interested will be
present Mr.. Stiles is an expert in
these matters and will be OF great as
sistance in forming good working
plan for handling credits.
The banquet and meeting are being
arranged by the committee OF which
w. ]. Hollands Is chairman
The association will include the en-
tire county and will be linked up with
the national credit association.
Mr.. Stiles will be in Grand Junction
the following evening to organize
similar association there.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
THOSE IN CHARGE OF
TRAINS GROWING CARELESS

Sunday evening at about 1880
o'clock a freight train drawn by
Engine No. 703 pulled into Delta and
after pulling two cars across the road
the engine was disconnected and
pulled apart about another car length
leaving the crossing just below the
passenger depot blocked.
Investigation disclosed that the fire
man was shaking down his fire and
that they were 'going to pull out
pretty soon." In the meantime for at
least ten minutes traffic was blocked
and some twenty automobiles were
held up. There was no access to other
crossings and there was nothing to do
but wait.
Such practices as this should be
called to the attention OF the proper
authorities and might aid materially
in eliminating unnecessary delays up
on the part Of the public.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
COUNTY FUNDS IN ABOUT
NORMAL CONDITION THIS YEAR

Despite the continued harp about
hard times, the condition OF Delta
county's treasury remains in very
good condition, according to figures
just obtained from the County Treas
urer's Office.
In 1919. the amount collected from
0S49S.
In 1920, the amount, including
school, road and county funds, to-
tailed $333.012.51
In 1921, these funds amounted to
s4o9,17023: in 1922 s421,116.7s. and
in 1923. $419,926.71. OF this there is
s172,o00 of county revenue, still to be
collected.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
WARNS AGAINST
HOSIERY swINDLERs

Housewives of Delta arc warned by
w. ]. Hollands Of the Hollands Dry
Goods store to be on the lookout for
swindiers selling hose from house to
house. The canvassers show spurious
credentials and claim to be selling
Phoenix hose. They secure a deposit
OF one dollar and advise their victim
that the hose is to come by mail and
the balance collected by the postman.
The canvasser pockets the dollar and
that Is the last heard OF him
According to Mr.. Hollands, the
Phoenix hose is sold only in retail
stores but Is widely known brand.
and the canvassers use that fact to
get a hearing and thus work their
swindle.
A statement issued by tho company
says that Pinkerton detectives are op-
Grating in more than dozen states
trying to run down these canvassers.
Postoffice inspectors have also been
called upon, where there is evidence
of use of the mail, and in some instan'
ces these swindlers claim to sell
Phoenix but deliver makeshift
worth about half the price. Mr.. Hol.
lands requests anyone who II ap-
preached by hosiery canvassers to call
the Hollands store Immediately. CIV
ing them the facts. 10 that they may
place the information before the prop
or authoeities.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
ECLIPSE BRINGS TWILIGHT
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON

Tho brflliance Of the sun was soft
cned 70 twilight Monday afternoon
when the shadow OF the moon fell
across the shining disc causing par
tiai eclipse. The eclipse began about
1883 and It 1:40 was at its most ex.
treme point with seven tenths OF the
sun obscured. II gradually receded
and by 1920 the sun was again clear.
Many smoked glasses were in evi-
denoe and as the day was perfectly
clear the eclipse was easily seen.
The eclipse was total in southern
California and was the subject Of
widespread interest and scientific In
vestigation- A battery OF cameras,
movie cameras and scientific appar-
atus greeted the phenomenon and
even the radio was pressed into serv-
ice to announce the exact moment
the total eclipse began. The total
eclipse phase lasted about three min
utes. The roads were fringed with
motors and the steamers loaded with
"eclipse-excursionists who. with the
aid OF smoked glass, made private in
vetigation OF the unusual occurrence.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
DELTA TO HAVE REAL
SENSATION SUNDAY NEXT

Delta people and those who wish
to come in from the countryside. will
have an opportunity to see some real
aerial gymnastics Sunday when Gates
Flying Circus appears here for one
day only.
These men are bringing an airplane
and besides a number Of hair raising
aerial stunts will carry passengers all
day until dark. at a price which has
never even been Approached hero by
any nyer-&5 for adults and $3.50 for
children under 1s.
DiAvaIo. the supreme daredevil Of
the air, will do wing walking. aerial
acrobatics. stunt flying and sky
vaudeville. Clyde e. Pangborn, avis-
tor. will make safe. conservative pas
senger flights beginning at 10 O'Clock
and continuing until dark.