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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
TNBTCE 1.E NOT TGFks;

esperarse, dada la caracterfstica ga
lanteria de tan distinguish familia.
"En Netc York" Para ell dfa vein
ticuatro del corriente mes. ha sidO
anunciada Ia boda del culto joven pOr-
torliquefio, senior Juan Mario Rivera
con la virtuOsa V bella senorita Julita
Pelaez. de Cagnas, residente en- la po-
p,llosa cilldad Gp New York.
Las dQtes que alderman a la gentil
ioven. 10 mismo one a su prometidO,
son en- tOdo vertladeramente aprecia-
das distinguidaS.
I'm el San Lucas" Sc encuentra
reCluido ely el hospital San Lucas
haze cincu itias, ligeramente enfermo,
I'll seilor Victor paradfs. miembro &c
Ia firma comcrcial Sanchez Paradis Y
Co.. duelos del acretiitadO colmadO
Ponce Grocery.
soon Fines Udiit.i0S0s" :-Comuni-
can de AreciilO no ser ciCrtos los ru-
m0reS que Ia pucOs dias circularon
sobre que In Association Popular de
ditha ciudad. haya con.raido deuda
al.lula en La localidad. "Lo que uni
camentc ha Easadu- -imforman-es, q.
TN hanco d. la ciudad nos hiZ0 Ia ofer-
In iibertad de cinco nil dollars, &c
in 1l
da institution Y Il los cuatro cahalleros
que Sc nos OfrCcierun como gGrantia
de Ia olHraci6lg, l@ro en Ia reunion
Ultima de Ia Asuclari0n Sc lego al
actICrdO de que no era neccSariO pOr
ahora efectuar ErtStamo pueS Ia Asu-
riaci0n cl...lta cun las Quotas Ortlina-
riaS de SuS nIielnDrUS. las cuales le
pcl.lite Gecndcl' Il los gaStos prelimi-
mares de III canIpaiia." y la vcZ aWO-
vechan los ,%.'lares que forman eSta
Association Popular, participar a los
amigos. que para ser insrlitos en- cl
lbru de rpgistro ST hace n1-eSario
concurrlr perSonalment1 Il poner Su
firma. 0 una ClllZ ante teStig0s. Y no
rcmitlr rclaci~!lss de individuoS que
no cumpa!cccn ci4 persona pu9Sto que.
el moyimientU iniciado cs cosa seria
de murha responsabilidad.
"ReuniGn de PGdlcs" A las tres
media de la tarle del viernes pr0Xi-
mo pasato, So llev6 cabo eh Yaucn
en- Ia ESclu,la Almdcigo Alto. una reu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
DEL INFERIOR

"ET BCn-Krduse" Aver lunes fue
el Iiltimo dfa de exhibici6n en- la eiu-
dad de Ponce. de los espectdculOs del
"Ben- krause'. concciap popularmente
por el "peQuen0 Cbney Island, pre-
snntando todos los artistas los nlajolrs
trabajos de su repertoire.
La elegante seiorita Quincy, de-
mostro nuevos trabajos en- el tanque
de aqua. siemlo este cspectasulo gra-
tis, el fanGso equilibrista, senior
Fred. sorprendi0 al pdblico Quittndos''
los zapatOs una altura de sesenta
pies caminand0 por lin alambre.
".4ct0 SGcidE' En- Ia igleSia f!tl
nuestra seilGra de Ia Guadalupe, capi-
LA del santfsimO sacramento. acaban
de unirse pOr los santos laZos del ma
trimOnio, el caballero Juan Torres Co
Ion. v Ia distinguida dana Ana Maria
Padovani (viuda de Pagin) Fortene-
cicnte ambos conoci3aS Y aprecia-
blcS familias de- Ponce.
FuerOn padrinos de Ia btala. 81 senior
Gil Dimas Medina, V In sciiora Teresa
Negr6n, viuda de Rodriguez. cfician-
do en- Ia ceremonial cl ReveIpndo pa
Dire Paniplinga, de Ia comunilad de
los Paules.
Las numerosaS amistadcs con que
cilentan los novioS. asistieron feSte-
jar los recitn casados, cuya boda Sc
cAlehl6 on su prQpia rcsidencia. callr
"Brigadicr CASTRO, esquina "Progre-
So, d6lide Sc paSaron horas de vertla-
tlrro espaltimiento. Y dr infinitas sa-
tisfacci6ile$. .espirituales, habirndo 81
do Ia cohcurrenciM esrldndiGrmrnte
obseqniada. como no podfa menos dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14

ni6n de padres, rcsultandD esta sllma-
mcntp intercsante. FL asunto primor-
dial fut: procetler recolectar fondOs
al nbicto de constlnir m campanario
para In mcnciOnada escuela.
"EH Ba5r0S" Ell yiernes, nueve del
colricntc mes. Sc hallaba en- el pueblo
de Barros cl Hen. Fiscal de In COrte
GP Dstrito de Ponce. senior Font, a.
compa1ado del stnor Francisco Co.
d0y, sub-sc,r rciariu archivcro de Ia
mSma C0rte Gc DstritO.
.."PU1. Ia Isld' En- los liltimoS dfaS
de Ii semana pasada, So encontraban
por la iSla, en- asuntos relacionadus
cen la CGmisi6n de IndemniZaciones
a OhrcrOS. de la cual son miembroS.
los sriIorcs, Joaquin a. Reccrril. diyec-
tor dc La Vca del Obrero', y Pruden-
clio Rivera Martinez. leader distingui-
do federaci0nista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14

Ponce. noviembre 12.-Antes de ano-
che Sc recibi0 ell el Quartet de Ia P0-
licfa Insular de esta ciudad Ii nOticia
de que en- ell Slugar denominado ''Juru-
tungo". del lejano barrio canon, de
esta municipalidad habfa ocurrido un
horrendo crfmen. ell el que un hom-
bre casi le habfan cercenado Ia cabe-
"a dos personas mas resultaron gra-
vemente heridas.
Inmedatamente sali0 hacia ell pun
to del suceso el sargento VGleZ Y ell
policia Juan Nieves, los que regresa-
ron aver medic dfa, con los testlgos
del case para que declarasen ante ell
Hon. Juez Municipal, Lcdo. Rodriguez
Sierra, en- el Cuartcl de In polcfa. FL
captain Martinez Chapel ayud0 eticaZ-
mente la justicia en- el Csclareci-
mien del sangriento drama.
Segun los inforlnes que hemos obte-
dos vivc amancebado con Serafina
Burgos muchacha bien parecida. hija
de Francisco BorSos. Herm!nio Sc
rafna no han congeniado; Y en- las
disenci0nes, aquGl alega que Scrafinh
tiene NAL caracter GSta cue Herlni-
nio no Ia atiende hi c0nsid2ra decen-
temente. a.
FL sabado por Ia tarde, Ell Ia item
da de la hacienda cafetera lie don
Joaquin Armstrong, del barrio ''lih6i''
Sc encOntraron Francisco BbrgoS. pa
Dire de Seralina. Y Hcrmini0' OcaSio. Al
discutir el lirobema familiar amb6s
sc eXcitaroI la poltmica fuG agrialI-
dose hasta que ambos resdlvferdh il
quebrada "Emajagua", para dar fin Il
la question. Borgos V Ocasio iban ar
mados de sendos machetes.
emo de- los que presenciaron el dis
gusto avis0 a Crispfn BorgOs, hij0 de
Francisco, de que. Su padre Y Hermi-
MO Sc .habfan lido desafiadOs para La
orilla de Ia quebrada: como es ma
tural, Crispfn abandOn0 el trabajo de
cortar yerba, que realizaba, con el
cuchillo que empleaba en- esa fRena
Sc ltrilfgi6 tof1iendo 5hacia ieE fllit6r
ldolde iestalMh .su padlelY SUI hatIhilio
pOlftico, ST cunado Ocasio
La tragedia ofrece ahf I'M punto os-
.c111, c4ro, puess H9Fiminio T y Crjspin deelal
ran cQfsass disrintas .pero, la verdad
fatal es que 81 yiejo Francisco Borgsos
pcreci6 a consecuencia de un terrible
machctazo que recibi6 en- el laqo lde-
recha del cuello, asestaao con tanta
yiole1ncyia que el flo lego a la mitad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
-.
HORRENDO DRAMA FAMILIAR EN- .
Ell BARRIO ANON De PONCE
FRANCISCO BORGOS CAST DECAPITADO
Y CRISPIN BORGOS Y HERMINIO
OCASIO MUTILADOS.

de la nuea, por detriis, por delante
interes6 .hasta la traquea y.el es6fagO
Ademas. el infeliz viejo presentaba
otra gran herida que lie separo todos
los tejidos del brazo derecho desde el
hombro de ese costado hasta mds aba.
10 deli mollero bicep.
Herminio recibi6 un machetazo en-
la mano derecha. que lie seccion0 los
dedos fndice, medic. anular Y mefli.
que; otra ell el mollero derecho. una
mas al parecer punZante Ell la espalda
una confusion que Sc supone le eau
SO una pedrada.
Crispfn Borg0s, hijo del interfecto
recibi6 un machetaZo caSi que lie Ger.
cen6 tambitn todps los dedos de Ia
mano iz1uierda. excepto el pulgar; y
los que lie fueron amputados aver er
el Hospital Tricoche.'
AL terminar la Investigation cl Hon
juez municipal. Lcdo. Rodriguez Sc.
ira, decret6 ell arresto de Herminic
Ocasio bajo inculpaci6n de homicide
voluntario, fiidndole fianza de .cuatrc
mil d6lares; y de mutilaci6n, exigitn.
dosele mil d0lares de fianGas por este
.dltimo case. .f1
Herminio v Crispfn ingresaron en- cl
Hospital TEicOche. ..gt, T.
Co,respolisql.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
AGGRESSION con " GARROTE

,,fl,, 4 Ia ! a m, Nov. II. en- el barrio
"TToita'. 4u9n Macanlol Tbina, asre.
Dip con. .ulq garrote q Exp6sito Colon,
mientras este dormfa, causdndole la
mueite.
Mar3ano fut arrestado. FL Fiscal
del Distrito entiende en- el asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
SCICIDIO EN- CyOANlO

En- el barrio "Pulguillas', ell dfa I
del cthriente, Ignacio Santiago, Ao
II ailos lie edad. Sc suicide disparan-
dose un tiro lie revolver por la sien
derecha. quedando muerto en- ell 9cto.
,Sq,ipYestigo ell caso y fise ocupad9i un
.tesk9iyfr "Bfiq-dos's,s con- hph td1ppsala
disparada.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
Put It Out.

"Put out your fire" Is = cry heard
frequently whore campers assemble at
the shores Uf lakes or 10 Olher attrac-
tive wooded areas. The instinct or
the camper Is to leave tho ground in
as good condition as be found 1t.
After packing his equipment be
gathers what loose pieces Of paper
s.rew the ground and sets f1re TO them.
Then he climbs Ia his cur and drives
of.
Unintentl0nal careleSocss il what
starts fires ia the forests The start
ling statistics of Uur vanishing
timber resources are based on the fire
which was left to smou lder.
Put IT out. BE SIRE tbe pine
needles and dead leaves which form
the floor OF the forest are not burn
ing beneath the camp dre. A tucke'
OF water applied slow ly does the trick
Do not become guilty OF crimina
negligence. -Spokesp ian-Reyiew.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10

has Issued a warning against smoking
cigars, cigarettes and pipes around
numbering operations.
One Spirit Lake man offers to pay
So 25 a cord for wood cutters and
furnish tools aud place TO "batch. !"
An Essex touring car from Post
Falls was badly damaged when it
went OF the road near Seasons. No
one was hurt 1t is said the occu-
pants were cbaugiog drivers at the
time.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

Fl. n. Eisenhauer bought 1900
bushels of wheat at Athol at II cents
a bushel.
Wheat yields of 81 to 80 bushels an
acre are reported.
w. F. Chapin has installed a public
drinking fountain on the west side of
his store at his own expense.
Huckleberries are ripe on Signal
Point.
A. j. Millsaps got 81 loads Of hay
where be harvested but ii last year.
Billy Conley was awarded the
decision over Leo Stokes after fifteen
round ring bout at Alan last Satur
day night. The crowd was estimated
at 5000.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
Wayside Club Picnic.

The annual picn:c OF the WaYside
club was held July 29th at POSTS
spring.
Those participating in the good
time were, Mesdames E. Evans, w.
J. Tucker, Lennie Satchwell, q
Kiefer, VIM. Gardner and their fami-
lies, and Libby Taylor and Mertie
Tucker. Guests OF the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole and son
Elden of Brookings, S. D.
At one O'Clock a bounteous dinner
was served, to which all did full
justice. That the members not
attending missed one Of the best
picnics the club has ever bad is the
sentiment of all who attended.
The next regular meeting was held
at the home Of Mrs, Evans. August
8. Press Correspondent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10

The city tax levy for Boise has
been fixed at 141 mills.
Idaho's wool clip this yesr Is placed
at 16, 500,0 600 pounds.
Taxpayers of Caldwell refused TO
allow more than a l0-mIll city tax
levy and the council had to reduce
the budget from SAP. 100 to S27, 800.
Farmers of Canyon county had to
apply to the governor to get permits
sion to increase truck loads over the
500 pounds per inch width of tire on
the highways in order to get their
potatoes marketed at low cost.
State Inheritance tax amounting to
$23, 1854 so vas received by the state
Of Idaho Friday from the estate OF
Eugene r. Day, wealthy north Idaho
mine owner and operator who died
February II. 1922.
An application for permission to
put into effect increased telephone
rates was received Friday by the
public utilities commission from the
Interstate Utilities company OF
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
To Hit ViOlatoTs.

Law violatorsi in uorth Idaho Will
be rounded up by +. A Jetcr. cou'-
missioner ofiaw enforcement, who
starts on nofthern trip. says the
Statesman.
1t has been reported TO the depar' =
ment, Mr. Jeter said. tAat there sAfe
several doctors aud real estate deaie r.
practicing 10 northern towns without
state licenses.
Infractions OF the law OF th's
nature have been reported 10 Lewis
too, Occur d'Alene, st. Maries ana
Sand point. The commissioners said
be will give the vioIators an oppor-
tunity to conform with the law ana
J IL they fail, arrests will oe mace.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
In Memory Of Harding. :

Boise, Idaho, Aug. 6.--Governor
C.. c. Moore of Idaho issued a
proclamation today calling on the
people OF the state to observe
Friday, August 10, as memorial
day for President Harding. The
governor requested that in SO tar
as possible all business cease Oh
that afternoon and that services be
held in the respective churches OF
the state.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
HARRISON

Some of the logging camps on
Marble creek have been burned by
forest fires.
The Sunday school had picnic
Thursday at Weonehome.
A sale of fancy work and food was
held at Conkling Park pavilion Satur-
day. the proceeds going to the new
school house and road.
Disappointment is expressed by
some over the fact that the new auto
mobile road between Harrison and
Occur d'Alene has not been completed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
NECROESBOONDOVER
ATTaigntd at Standpoint For
Crime at Hope.

Mike Donnelly and Robert Ford,
paroled negro convicts from the
Walla WalIa penitentiary, charged
with first degree murder for killing
WA. Crisp during a.holdup Of the
Crisp store at Hope the night Of
July IS. we're given preliminary
hearing in the probate court 1t
Standpoint Tuesday and were
bound over TO the district court
without bail.
Three witnesses were examined.
The 6rst, James Campbell, post
master at Hope, who was wounded
by blow on the head by Donnelly
with a revolver butt during the
holdup, said the bandits came TO
the door as Crisp was locking up
for the night and said they wanted
to buy a loaf of bread. Crisp adj
mitted them, whereupon they drew
their pistols and commanded Crisp
and Campbell to put up their
hands.
The men obeyed. but as Ford
was taking Crisp's watch, family
keepsake, Crisp lost his head and
clinched with Ford. A shot
sounded and Crisp cried out, "I'm
dead; Pm dead" He fell 70 the
floor and Donnelly, who had gun
at Campbells back, turned and
tried to shoot the prostate
merchant through the back, ~, brit
the shell in his revolver failed 10,
explode. Campbell then leaptd
upon Donnelly's back and 9lhe
desperate struck Campbell doHn
with his revolver butt. Camp6t J
identified both men.
H. R. Sage, Northern Pacific
signal maintainer at Hope. testified
to seeing both Donnelly and Ford
near Culver Spur, walking toward
Hope the day of the holdnp. he
said Ford had heavy caliber
revolver in his hip pocket. - :
Mrs. Crisp testified regarding
her husbands injuries and hrs
death at Spokane the morning
after he was shot.
The only time either bandit
exercised his right to question
witness was when Donnelly asked
Campbell if Crisp had not "put up
, terrible fight" and fine, Donnelly
had not had to strike Campbell ~
order to free himself. Campbell
answered Eyes" Neither OF the
negroes took the stand in his own
behalf.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
cGUR D'ALENR

A. L. Carlson and j. Lackner were
each fned So and costs last Saturday
for speeding.
G. S. Cogan forfeited SIS speed
bond % Justice Hubbard's court Aug.
,
The state convention Of the
American Legion opened Thursday
for a three day session.
Mayor Edmonds issued proclama-
ton making Friday holiday from
IL M. to midnight, out Of respect
for the late president.
A raid by city and county officers
resulted in finding wine and home
brew at the City bakery Saturday
night, and Jacob Keller was placed
under arrest.
Three boys who ran away from
their homes in Spokane were picked
up on the streets by the police and
held in the city Jail to await arrival
OF officers from Spokane TO take them
To their homes.
Joseph Clark, perintendent of the
fish hatchery, reports planting 1885,
600 native trout in Wolf Lodge creek
and 100000 in Hayden creek last
week.
Henry Orr age Is. who confessed
TO robbing the Liberty theater and
other business places, cut his way out
of the lobby OF the city jail Saturday
night. but was Immediately recaptur-
ed at his home. He is TO be taken to
the reform school.
Four speed bonds totallinR $50
we're forfeited and one SIS speed fine
was collected in Justice Hubbard's
court Monday. One speeder, Harry
Dunkle, was sent to jail by the police
Judge when he could not pay his fine
of $40 and costs. 2
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
BIG WHEAT SURPLUS
Indicated In World Crop Fore
cast at Rome.

The forecast of wheat produc-
ton for 16 countries of the north
ern hemisphere is about SI,87s,-
900, 600 bushels, compared to
1884, 900, 900 bushels for 1922,
according to cablegram received
by the United States department
of agriculture from the lnterna-
tional Institute Of Agriculture at
Rome. This is an increase of
124, 900, 600 bushels, or about 7
per cent.
Forecasts of the 1923 wheat crop
indicate that it will be more than
twice the 1922 crop in Switzerland,
Algeria and Tunis. The total pro-
duction in these three countries is
estimated at 52,837, 900 bushels,
compared to "a, 269, 900 bushels
last year.
The Canadian rye crop is fore
casted at 3I,77o, 900 bushels COM
pared with 32,373, 900 bushels last
year. This is a decrease of about
per cent.
Barley production in Italy,
Algeria and Tunis is forecasted at
67,883, 900 bushels, compared to
2o,8o2, 900 bushels in 1922. This
is an increase of I27 per cent.
The forecast for barley in Italy
is 10, Io4. 900 bushels as compared
with 8,253, 900 bushels in 1922.
The crop of Algeria is given as
46, 2o7, 900 bushels against Io, 8o4,-
600 bushels harvested last year.
The production of Tunis is fore
casted at II,482, 900 bushels as
compared with 1886, 900 bushels
produced in Io22. The forecast of
the barley crop in Greece for 1923
is 7,IIo, 900 bushels.
The Canadian barley production
is forecasted at So, 428, 900 bushels,
compared to 7I,865, 600 bushels
last year. This is decrease of
8,437,ooo bushels.
Forecasts of the oat crops for
1929 are larger than in 1922 in all
countries reporting. The aggre-
gate of forecasts of Canada, Italy,
Switzerland, Algeria and Tunis
being 5o4, 40, 900 bushels, com
pared to $50, ,529. 900 bushels. This
is an increase of 63,6II,ooo bush
els, or IL per cent.
The Canadian oat forecast for
this year is 538,I98, 900 bushels, as
compared with 49I,23o, 900
bushels, the amount harvested in
1922.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10

Spokane, which operates telephone
lines ia northern Idaho. The towns
OF Potlatch and BovSIl are affected by
the application,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10

proclamation President States Of America do appoint
Coolidge announcing Friday August the day
President Harding and calling which the body OF the dead
upon country president will be laid its last
Friday, August day of earthly resting place. day OF
mourning prayer, follows mourning prayer throughout
President of the United the United States earnestly
the peopeto assemble
To people Of the United that day their respective
States places of divine worship, there to
s.In the nscrube wisdom of bowd the
Divine Providence Warren will of Almighty God and to pay
Gamae Harding out OF full heart the homage and
love and the
been taken from u.s. great good president
has and enlightened whose death has orey smn
and the American the nation
people friend counsellor n witness have hereunto set
whose whole public spirit my hand and caused the seal OF
pired promote tue Oni'eo oaes 10 DC amHeo'
be beet ;neests of rho ,ed city Washing
welfare of all 'on ne ou''n gay o August :"
.; IL; ;,.ta :f ,. the year O Lordo and
gntenes nine nunoeo ana
u su,,n.hv md r, ,b. cham, d independence of the
personality made Onieo oses Tue one a"o
all who n with him. Iory-eign'n
ssIt is that the deep grief NALViN Soo-iDoS.
which fills the hearts of the Amer oY ne Pesaen' Sas
people should find fitting 1usnes' see'eAy VI sae
nress;on ''The White House, Washing
CHOW, therefore, Calvin on' August a. 1923
Coolidge president of the United
Your attention is also directed the Proclamation Of
Governor Moore requesting that all business be suspended
as far as possible during Friday afternoon.
In harmony with the proclamations of President Cool
dge and Governor Moore P NJ, Friday, August 10th,
a memorial service will be conducted the Community
Church, in Village. Short addresses will be made by
local citizens and fitting religious service will be conducted
All citizens cordially invited attend this service
Respectfully submitted
LEO LENTSCH,
Chairman Village Board,
Rahdrum, Idaho.
All Business Places will close from to P. NJ, Aug 10.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
SPIRIT LAKE

W. G. Weber is the new president
OF the Bank of Spirit Lake, succeed
ingC. G. Richardson. who has
accepted a position elsewhere.
Charles Mccarthy, state fire warden,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
Idaho State News Items.

The city tax levy for Boise has
been fixed at l43 mills.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-10
HOLIDAY PROCLAIMED
Memorial Service This Afternoon at COmmun-
ity Church For President Harding.
Rathdrum, Idaho, August 7, 1923.

Rathdfum, Idaho august 2 1913
FELLOW CITIZENS, ATTENTION!
AS Chairman of the Board of Trustees Village of Rath
drum respectfully direct your attention the following
Proclamation of the President of the United States:
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-06-28
FREEHOLD

A party composed Of the Misses Mil
bred McIlvaine, Helen Mccarthy,
Elizabeth Perrine, Sue King, Ida
MCCARTHY and Eleanor Barkalow spent
last week at Manasquan Beach.
The Freehold EIks observed Flag
Day with patriotic ceremony, upon
their lawn
DR.. Harvey S. Brown has started
the erection Of a dwelling on Club
Place.
Miss Jennie Sparks has started the
erection of two bungalows on George
street.
The New First National Bank, that
has been under construction for near
" two years at Woodbury., was for
mally opened to the public.
Rutgers Colleg, at New Brunswick,
gives honorary doctorate degrees to
Secretary Mellon, Governor Silzer,
Mr.. and Mrs John Robinson of Red
Bank were recent guests of their
daughter Mrs. Harry Atkinson.
DIR. and Mrs Harvey Brown have
rented Mrs. Yetman's Bungalow at
Manasquan for the month Of August
John r. Parker, Princeton '98 at
tended his class 10Th reunion last
week. His brother Clarence H Parker,
Princeton 99 performed in his noted
role of drum majors baton ma
nipulation, in the alumni parade.
Miss May Wyckoff of Freehold
announced her engagement to M Jay
Bagley of Long Branchp
United States Senators Walter E.
Edge and Edward +. Edwards and
Governor George s. Silzer have been
invited to attend the annual outing OF
Monmouth county farmers at the
Henry Cross farm, Holrndel. Satur-
day, July IA. Athletic events and games
will feature the gathering.
Oliver I'll. Brown and the Trustees
have issued invitations to- the dedi-
ication and opening of the Memorial
Community house at Spring Lake, on
Wednesday, July 4th, 1928.