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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
PARA CUBA Y s.ANTo DOMINGO

Lista de los pasajeros que desde San
Juan, c0nduce el yapor cuban0 Guam
tanamo', para los puertos de Cuba Y
Santo Domingo, cl, dfa 20 de diciem-
bre de 1923.
PGra la Habdad Jorge Delgado
O'NeiE, Rafaela sangregorio, Antonio
Rodriguez ye&tgpsfl y&g Torta
Para Santiago DC cuba :-Amadeo
Marin, Marcela Rodriguez, Victor Klo-
Sc, Arfhu1r' 4. fdiistrom ! Manuel Cue
FaS NSq9Yfl7FAA qp9Yfl7FAABq 5@j>i; n
Para Sdnto Domingo :-FEldon p. Ri
chards Jose Nolasco.
Para San Pedro de MdcOris Sid
ney William Watson Y Felipe Villa
nueva.
DcSdc Ia Hdbana Isabel de Fon-
taine, Maria Goicurfa de FontAine,
Maria s. Villalva, Fernando Perez y
Adolfo G. Eguen Olazabal.
DCsde Santiago dc Cuba:-Calmen
Morales, Francisco Laureano, Luis Po-
rrata Doria. Lucia Porrata Doria,
Luis Perecier. Francisco Vidal, Carl
Iamsen, Jaime F.s Caratine, beside
rio Westerban, Regina Gonzalez de
Wcsterban, Maria Ramon Santiago.
Maria Paris Ge Cafdona, Elba Cardo-
ma. Hector Cardonsf Antonio Sanchez
Cardona, Rita r. Sierra Torres, Mi
caela Bocachiea, Juan NJ Maldonado.
Daniel Campos. Pedro Cardona, Esta-
nislao Gonzalez Diez Y BearmiSo Sui
rez Campo.
DeSdc Sdnto Domingo :-Damian
Busquet Pastor.
Dcsde San Pedro dc MdcOiis Mar
celina Gonzalez, Gregorio Brito, Gel
so Perez Lopez. Bartolo Homar Fe-
rNsnt y Juan NJ. Rigau.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
OFICINA POSTAL DE LOS ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS
Noticia al Plblico.

FL martes, diciembre 25, 1923, Dia
&c Pagcuas, por ser fiesta legal, la Adj
ministraci0n de correos de San Juan
y sus Estaci0nes, observaran las 81
guicntes horas de oiicina:
Los cartcros haran una distribution
general por la manana. No habra
rec0gida pGr la tarde.
Las ventanas de ahorrOs giros
pOstales permaneceran cerradas todO
ell dia.
Las ventanas de entrega general,
raquctes y certificados, Sc abriran de
10 a. III. II M.
Los sellos Sc yenderan en- la venta-
na de paquetes
La correspondence de los aparta-
dos la que va para la isla sera aten-
diGa como de costumbre.
FERNANDO MONTILLA, -ur
Acting Postmaster.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
ACCIDENTE 4 BORDO DEL
COR\ELIA

A las ocho de ia mahana de aver
Ell el muelle nnmero ,, Luis Herman
dez, traba jando como pe6n Ell la des,
carga del vapor "Cornelia'', de la Bull
Insular Line. accidentalmente fue co
gido por una capa. ocasionandole he
ridas en- las manos de cardcter leve
siendo asistido en- Ia Sala de Socorro'
V pas6 Su residencia en- Catalio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
SENTENCIA DE DIvORCIO

Ell dfa 10 de corriente mes, Ia Corte
de Distrito, del distlito judicial de
Guayama decret0 roto el vfnculo ma
trimonial de los esposos. German Cas-
tanera Y Maximira Pomales. (
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
.ssst4s ~ y
Los ORES DE NIDO

! JtIYEEitAEtt ttE.s5,''
i Ntfestfo estimado amigo Don To-
mas r. Nido ha venitios San Juan
acompanado de-. su distinguida espo-
sa, parI llevafsd consigo a dos de sus
hijas due estan ,cursandd estudios) en-
colegios de San Juan, pasar las
cortas vacaciones de Navidad en- su
residencia de Arroyo.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para sus es-
timados amigos un saludo afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
UNA FELICITACIoN sIMPATICA
Director de Ell IMPARCIAL
Corresponsal.

Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.
Senior:
La Sociedad Literaria "Flores del
Pensamiento", de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico, que tengo ell inmerecido
honor de presidir, acordo por uhani-
midad, desearle a la Redacci6n bajo
su competente direction, como la
Prensa en- general, a todas las enti-
dades literarias del pals, ala Facul-
tad de la Universidad, al Ateneo Puer-
torriqueio y al culto pdbIico en- gene
raj, muchas felicidades en- cl pr6ximo
ano a empezar.
Con el testimonio de mi mayor con-
sideracion, quedo de usted,
su affmo.,
Agustin de Jesus,
Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
EN- PONCE Sc PRODUCE UNA
GRAN ALARMA A CONSECUEN.
CIA DE UN FUEGO.
Sc incendi0 la gasalina que escapaba
de un gran tanque.
Ponce, diciembre %,
Ell IMPARCIAL,

Ponce, diciembre %, 1928
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San JUAN
Gran excitacion ocho manana hoy
lugar Santo Domingo, Playa, motive
incendio gasolina que escapaba una
llave gran tanque West India. Liqui-
do arrastrado por aqua zanja seten-
ia metros hacia mar. Resultaron con
quemaduras leves Constancia Enri-
quez, su hijo nino Juan Felix vecina
Rosa Cortes. Cinco casitas de obre-
ros quedaron chamuscadas. Fueron
sitio suceso bomberos, autoridades y
Comisionado PARA Capo.
G. Castanera,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24

Sc ALQUILAN, recientemente prepa-
radios para Oficina-Consuitorio, Fabr-
ca de ropa taller de bordados, bien
para vivienda, dos pisos; en- Ia casa
No. IA, Gale del Cristo, Immediate a Ia
Fortaleza. Para informes: Cipriano
Santos Telef' 1924 roio San Juan. 100
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
. MARTES

Teatro-Cine Tres Banderas.
En- la matinee: "Usurpadores de
Minas", por Juan Centella, en- 6 ac-
tos y una comica. Por la noche: "Sol-
tero y con hijos", por Thomas Mel
CHAN una comica.
Teatro Rialto.
Tarde: "HGroes del arroyo. Por
la noche: "Alias Jaime Valentino.
Cine Popular.
LA mujer del Sheik".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
ALARMA DE FUEGO

\ Ia una 45 de la madrugada del
jueves pr6Ximo pasado, en- .Arecib0, los
toques de alarma lie fuego, p0r las
icampanas del Parquc, h colncta del
cuelpo: dc hunbrTos y los pitos de Ia
ipolieiq' .infn,llart ahpnciarqn al veoin-
'dario que un fuego Sc haRfa declarado
en- la casa lprobiedad dc don Ramon
/ lGarcf6 I4aSl. en- ii Gallo iJose de Die
| go. Ell cuya casa. t$td instaI$@a una
,zapaterfa del sa7lor Emeterio Gcrena,
:donde tuvo origen el fueg0, 81 cual fu6
/ fsofocado por Ia pronta intervention
ode los bomberos, policfas Y ypatsanos
,que acudieron al..sitio. evitando sVsl
luna conflagraciQh en- -esa e,llle. dondc
Jas casas de esa manzana,t en- 81 ma
yor partc, son itoaas desniatieras Y vie
jas. a
I FL con$t9 leyfFagpp fgt extinguido a
ticnipQ. scolSGf16 lEE lt9ios sacds de pa
ia u as asihfofinaef6n Que Sc nos ha-
&c. Sc asegrra que Ia referfda casa
estd ascgurada Ell diez mil d6laros.
LIS autdrfiadbs inttseigan el case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
DOS CACOS SENTENCIADOS

Ell sabado por la manana, fueron
sentenciados por ell juez municipal de
Rio Piedras, Lcdo. Marchan Sicardo,
los 'individuos Eogenio Ortiz y Her
menigildo Garcia, ,por un delito de
hurto, q ounce meses de icarcel. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
COLMADO LUNA

Despu6s de haber recibidO SUI
gran surtido para Navidades tie
ne especial gusto en- ponerse a
las 6rdenes de su numerosa
clientela Y ptblico en- general.
ConsuIte nuestrOs preciOs an
tes de hacer sus pedidos y demos
su orden con anticipation para
poderle prestar nuestra mejOr
atenci0n.
LUNA Hnos. Sucrs.
Allen 1851, Tells. 1924.
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24

ESPECTACULOS

Teatro-Cine Tres Banderas.
LA mujer immortal, por Betty
Ccmpson, en- 6 actos y una c6mica.
Teatro Rialto.
Por la tarde: la Verdad sobre las
esposas". Por la noche: Heroes del
arroyo.
Cine Popular.
LA Mano Invisible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24

Acting Postmaster.
, 1923-05-29
DR.. [. c. SMITH
IS new COUNTY
HEALTH OFFICER
Local Physician Re-
ceves Appointment
Today From State

DR.. L. C. Smith, practscfnE physi-
can Of Casper, TODAY received from
h Wyoming State Department OF
Health his appointment as register of
vital statistics and health officer for
Natronn county; effective Juno 1. sue
ceeding DIT. ]. r. O'Dounen, who re-
signed the first of the year. Tho an
pointment WINS delivered to DR.. Smith
by DIT. @. M Anderson stnte heath
officer. who arrived in Casper yeater.
day after attending Tho. national con-
in Washington
DIT. Smiths appo4tmsut hass tho en-.
dorsement, It m understood, OF IS
Casper ~phyBiciana, who tuined I'm TOO
his selection.
Tho new health offJosr has offices
in thu Wood building. having come to
Casper in 1918 He is n graduate OF
Medical college. Chicago. and
praoticod in orth Dakota before com
ing hero. having been on h STAFF OF
0ovsrnor Burke of MAT stnts for
eight yoarR- Ho in fitted IN overy
why for tho position, being thorough
~ s1per1snced. During three diffor-
ont periods Of his caroar he has held
similar positions
, 1923-05-29
WOMAN SUES
HER STEPSON
FOR DIVORCE

NEW rOHK. May zS%ohn NJ.
vandergrfrt. grandson of q founder
of the Standard on company, has been
sued for divorce by his step-mother.
Mrs. sybn NJ. vanderErift, 1t was 70
vealed today.
Vanderbilt. n member OF tho Lambs
Club. Is described m "of the theatri-
cal prufession.'' He In a grand son
Of Jacob ]. vanderErift, formerly II
Pittsburgh
After his fRther died at Pittsburgh
In 1915 no married his step-mother. IL
years his senior. A suit by Wander
grin over $4,000 no ellages he turn
ed over to his wife. from his grand
fnthar's oatate. IN awaiting decision.
, 1923-05-29
OFFER ON GREAT.
FLEET WILL Be
ACCEPTED IF It
IS GUARANTEED
Postal Supply Company
Chief Files Proposal
to Take Over Govern
ment Fleet, Is Report.

~WAsHINGTON, May %.
The shipping board will in
vestigate thoroughly the offer
OF more than 1000, 900. 600
received yesterday for the en-
tire government merchant
Chairman Lasker said todav
and n tho bidders back up their pro-
poS1 there can 10 no douht IN.
board VIII mako tho award to thenA,.
The offer was presented by John
w. Sfank. president of tho Columbia
Postal Supply company. of SILVER
Creek. New York 1t proposed to nav
s1.o51ooo. 900 '.for all ships, active
inactive and all other property OF
tho United Statos shipping board
real. personal and mfrod." An initial
payment OF s51 GOO. 900 VIII DO made
on octnbeT 1. 1898 md $4,000 yearly
thereafter until tho entlro sum had
been paid.
The proposal as made public by tho
chipping board continued:
We agree to operate 60 Ines with
MT least n good snrvice NJ thai rem
dered by tho United States shipping
board. during tho entire lifc Of tho
agreement Tho government TO have
the right to rcpoasess al tho prop
erty at any timo that there IN n de-
fault In payment OF any part of tho
principal SUIT or any fnstaiiment of
interest. Interest to be paid IN fun ON
h unpaid binnco quarterly Mt mo
snno time -us quarterly payments nrs
mado on tho principal.
"We + prepared to furnish a bond
of ono million dollars guarantcsfng
that WI WIZ sign n contract " award
cd @me. and to di5ouEs any or all
other details OF such a contract
BUFFALO. N. Y May "a Slack
OF Silver Crock. who has made an
offer of ono million dollars for Tho
fedora1 merchant feet rs president
and soIe owner OF the Columbia Pos
tai Supply company which makes
stamp oancering machines for tho
postofflce department. ID.
, 1923-05-29

Lincoln. and Oak Crest from Eleventh
street to two blocks north. District
so includes Beech street from A TO C
street. District 81 Includes Market
from First to @ and 3 street from
Ash to Center. District 81 embraces
Elm from Midwest to Yellowstone and
n block each way on Midwest. Dis
trict 30 has Mckinley from Fifth to
Second, and District "a 10 composed
of South Durbin from thirteenth to
Fifteenth, Fourteenth East TO Milton
and Oak Crst from Fourteenth 10 FIS-
tenth.
Only one or two rcmonstrances
woro heard during the creating Of
these districts. most of the property
wners seeming to DO IN favor OF the
improvements.
Grading district Nc. Q was GREAT
Cd. II includes Oak Crest q half
block on Fourteenth, Mitchell south
from Fifteenth and Fifteenth from
Oak Crest to Bonnie Brns,
Ths EanitGry sewer dztrict which
created last night wns No, IL
and includes part OF the Butler adj
dftion, tho nsw Carey tract and Ken
wood.
Councilman Peiton submitted an
ordinance through City Attorney Or
don calling for ntz inoh paving In all
future work instead OF five inch.
This suggestion created considerable
discussion. Mr.. Chase, . representa-,
1.-Two Of tho Warren Construction
company brought out tho fact that
tho state docs not nHBess all its INK
payers in order that a few heavily
loaded trucks win not wear out the
paving but that instead II limits thu
loading Of trucks, Ho stated hat
at tho present timo .thsrs arc trucks
loaded 20 an to lmnte a gross weight
Of Is toms that mov over thespave-
mont OF Casper,
II 10 highly probable that the
council win thko some gtops toward
limiting tho loading Of trunies. This
could DO dono by an ordinance just
M any other traffic regulation Is
made,
A property owner nt Eighth and
Oak streets asked tho council regard.
Ing tho riRhtof-way Of tho new rail-
road and whether no ought 10 20
ahhad with any improvements on his
PROPERTY. uo vaa told that any work
, 1923-05-29
x SLAYERS KILL
10 AT BiRNhA II M

n blow by an am. Hs dad tho FOL.
lowing day.
Aiieged perpetrators havs been
Hsht 10 jail In only three OF tho Iona
list OF naaas- yoiios oinim 20 have
asiypd threoa ether oanss docinring
tina wounded victims refused to prose
cute,
Poilss have divided tho aze cases
into two ciassinnationa. in tho first
inHianes grooerymon and cafe own.
era have boon tho victims. and in
tha pthau group tho fntsrmingiing
OF tina races " said to hago boon In.
yolvod.
Baoausa nf tina similarity IN tho
attacks upon no stnreksepers, II has
bsen suggested that tina grimes warS
committed by tbe am person or
group Of persons.
, 1923-05-29

Tins dsad man had bssa rabbsd, fhs
investigating efflesFH found,
Tina attsat upon dgHffeo WIS TIM
twaniy=eishth assauit during tina ~
month period, tina firBt being on the
BiEbt 81 hevsyBbsr u.s. 1919 when
a m~srnhant was killed md hiss store
was robbsdr 1t wharf.-the fourth sGass
Of its kind this year. COSTS Teriiikis'
a PsstauraRt OVnsB, wa attanksd
and nightly injured at his place of
busiRsss on january IS, Two days
prior to that MT, and Mrs, Luigi
ViUotailaro wero WHITING Of N similaF
assault, and both di0d-
On january 10, Joseph Klein, grain
dealer and his daughter, Ethel, were
a%sBaulted, Klein dyin, Earleg in the
month . man WIS found unconscious
in IN alley, apparently the victim OF
, 1923-05-29
GREHERY YIELDS LARGE
BEER SUPPLY ON RAID BY
sHER|FF's OFFICERS HERE

Tho Casper Brewery" rs It has
been dubbed by the sherifrs office,
was rnided late Monday afternoon
and a seizure mnde OF so gallons Of
beer in h making. II cases OF beer.
10 empty bottles. n modern Gaping
machine. tunnels and other para
phernnlin-
Tho house is located at tho ear
OF BAT West A street on n 5andbar.
When tho deputies arrived mt tho
shack they found no ono tbere-
Hurry EhlerB was arrestod n f1v
minutes later ut 4 West b street
He Is snid to have had on his per
son keys to tho shack whero the
beer WINS morrfiy brewing.
Ehlcrn WIN be Efvsn q preliminary
hearing before Justice Brennan
Thursday morning.
, 1923-05-29
ONE DEAD, HUNDREDS OF
HOM WASHED AWAY In
CITY FLOOD

Hundrods- OF houses and stores IN
tho southern bottoms of tho city had
boon washed nvsy or wuro flooded
this morning. More than 1000 per-
SONG wero homeless. Ono life WINS
known to have boon lost. One unlden.
titled man save his life to rescue
work last night. CARRIED In n bathing
suit tho man SWAN out to a flooded
house to mako suro that al tho oc-
oupants had escaped, 10 was last
soon by a policeman a. no was caught
IN tho current and drawn beneath tho
EaIla Of the building
, 1923-05-29

and the Plntte river Just north OF
the Burlington tracks and south Of
the Burlington hotel.
Although the unit at present out
Fined and which should be completed
by September 1. win cost around
$3.50 200. the completed plant with
IT'S four units win be nearly a mil
Hon dollar proposition This. how
ever. win not be consummated UNI
I'll the city rows much larger than
It In at the present time. Tho unit
as started this morning WIN take
care OF Casper for at least three or
four years 10 come. according to a
statement this morning by Il p.
Bacon, manager of the Natrona Pow
er company.
Tho lot ON which n VIII DO located
is 800 by 200 feet wide in stze. The
building will be e5 by rs feet.
The first unit of $500 horse power
win be larger than either of the
present plants by nor than 1000
horse power.
Mr.. Bacon pointed out this morn
ing that the oil and gas pressure
plant at Railroad and Kimban would
in all probability be maintained
merely as a preserve plant after the
new place is completed This would
mean that the company would use
steam pressure entirely except
when an emergency arose. The
proximity OF the Platte river to the
new plant makes such a matter an
easily solved problem in engineer
ing. A high steam pressure win be
maintained.
W. d. johnson. engfneer 6 the
Natruna Power company. VIII be in
, 1923-05-29
$500 MINE
XXI OUT

HAzLEToN. Pa, May 2o--rhe
1900 anthracite mine workers OF the
Jeddo No. 4, Jeddo No. 7 and Ebcr-
vnle mines of the Jeddo Highland
Coal company struck ngnin today on
their repeated demand that the pay
day hour DO changed from $40 in
the afternoon to 2:3o to accommo-
date men quitting before tho end OF
the ~cighthour shift
These strikes have occurred svcry
pay day for some time and. tho com
pany Eays, tho workers have lost
SIS 900 IN wages
, 1923-05-29

CO cond1lu0 tuInrfrDW by kno Buxns
.rry. Formal ~otssrvnnno OF thu dry
WIN DO eanfnred IN fhs parade to tina
cnmstery, where tho grayo OF vster-
n who In a& rest here win DO dsco-
rated
Al 0 O'Clock IN tho morning TIA
parade sponsored by Tho three wnr
voternns' organizations OF tho city,
VIII form on Boufh Csnfnr street, op-
pozits ths city hail. The parade VIII
proceed north on Canfsr to gecond
and east on Becond atrest 10 Highland
csuistery. whore fitting Observance
o. the ~oocasaon WIN be carried out
Tho spanisa-Amsrtcan WGr vstar.
ans have charge OF -the-azercises and
win be asaisted by tina Yetsrnns Of
Foreign Wars and tho American Ls-
gion, u, A. Rsistier Of tbs1oca1 post
OF epenish American War Veterans.
WIFI be tho. snarshai O tthe day.
Tho exsrcisas ut tho camstery win
, 1923-05-29

fugitive hnd boardeo the s~tea1rsucp
Copan. which IN bearing her back 10
tho United s,ntes In custody Of Los
Angeles deputy ~sherfffs- Tho state
ment follows:
7 am waving Wtzdftton and go
ing homo to Eight the unjust charge.
Yoa know I could stay here but 1
want the whole truth to come out
Ard I know thzt the truth will make
me .1rrAL
Il bsiisvs tho American people
ar-.narHfndcd and tnst: II I had
dDus 4 WRONG. or II L had anything
to near. I would remain hero, but
I an e1sy tho victim Of wrongful
. publie oeCf.MlDnt, misunderstanding
nd fazDehood
L sn met the hammer staycr. nor
diA I evcr strike n single blow with
= h.zner. 1t being N the truth now
mzst come out and 1 shall be free
L wsud rsfher DO right than n fugi-
two. aad -wes1d mfher win my bat
to on the Grpuad OF truth and the
"Reminiscences OF the American
csurfs and pzbsie officials than on
the bezes OF slfa In getting away.
Il am leaving on he steamship
Copaa- roeay I have sent h fol-
lowing affidavit to the American
miu1ster at Eesunxgn1pa- II begins:
. I have thought the sifuation
ovr vry cnBfufy ana I belisve the
pnppas OF the United 6tntes and the
etnes Of Chfsfprnin arc fairminded.
I m snn5usfly couvfcfed bccauss Of
rzny maafczous hes that zero told
AhoutzDs s1d hccnu1D / wns the I'M
fortuafs victim OF nanny c1rc1nn-
stamses that prsvrutsd a. trufh
fnsmAcpmfnC out and prevented
my 60 sfhDm EDtng bscoro ths Jury
p1aps<1I.
<Ruf Z an~ssDs6s~up my mind.
Hsmsr Than 1st thsss uufrufns sA.ad.
-fhat 7 rhan go back To California
vuiumfnEny end night my battle To
- fn1sh 20 ooavincs- TIA people that
lthofr opinion OF mn isyerrpnoous and
thzt I nm tuuocsut OF n awful
crfms OF which I was vrpngfnity
~oouvtcfcd- I intend 20 hsy the an
Ftrar4 aftD~y .nd TN peopis OF Los
AnDxWa"< fxufhaand chD-whoAc
truth I havs comp1eto MIN IN ths
ioutD--nnd know Chat Ivnlhs~
ouaEnfsd IN ths he.rts OF h psnpss
insrvsa ~ bsfprs tho oycs'ot tin law
"IcUufd stny barn In Honduras ~
i wished Tho officials who czzmc
hsrerfum California knnW this 10 ba
60 But bncnuss I Wnnt I'm truth To
Hs 1nosa md because I wau tho
Soopzs toshncw I nm fnmc1nf, / am
irrtuxztng to Los AnsBIcs treaty and
Gtmzt Mynafe ca tho fntrnnus, Ono non
.esfy and integrity OF tho officials
isnd people. ThcrefDro, I wnfyo ca
tnAtt1oa md am rstrrninG To Los
Anesias OF my own free WIN ntm and
accord.
, 1923-05-29
Bar Association To
Hold Last Banquet

Tho Natrone County Bar azsoo.a-
ton WIN bold tho final banquet OF tho
year at sac O'Clock this evening in
the hanquoe room of tho Henning no.
tel. Philip Winter wiz give tho prin-
clpal address OF tho occasion.
, 1923-05-29

charge Of the Installation of the ma
machinery. all OF which win be done
by h company itself. The General
Electric company WIN furnish all Of
the machinery and equipment to go
into the plant-
A considerable quantity of the
equipment to be used in the plant
was purchased through the Casper
Supply company
, 1923-05-29
Clara Phillips Denies Guilt In Second MESSAGE
NATRONA POWER
LETS CONTRACT
70 BIG PLANT

Plans for the Natrona Power company for the erection Of
a plant OF $500 horsepower which will latter be quadrupled
as necessity demands it, were brought to a climax last night
when Larson and Jorgensen and George W. CottreI and
Son, contractors, were awarded the contract for the cpnstruc-
ton of a $4,000 freproof building between .Centnr street
, 1923-05-29
Crisis Near in Flood Conditions With
Two-Foot Rise Expected Today on
Bottoms in Southern Section

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May 2e--With damage from
the overflow Of tho North Canadian river already running
into hundreds Of thousands Of dollars, the crisis was expect
cd to BIO reached In Oklahoma City today in the flood stu
alton. A two-foot rise reported upstream yesterday was ex-
pocted to arrive here during tho day. ,A
, 1923-05-29
TRIBUTE TO BE
PAID DEAD
Holiday Declared for Observance Here of
MemorialDay Parade and Services
atCemeteTyAnnounced

Stores Viii DO closed and al, budness VIII be at o stand
still tomorrow when Casper rensws fits tribute aud pledge to
the nations 'wars dead and TO living soldiers of many wars.
Public homage VIII find expression in the wearing of thou
sands of peoples, sold by the American Legion auxiliary and
the Veterans Of FOREIGN Wars and the saIe of peoples viii
, 1923-05-29
PAVING PLANS
NOW DEFINITE
Six New Districts Covering Big Area Are
Officially Created by City Council;
Other City Proceedings

With the creation Of six new paving districts, one grad
ing district and one sanitary sewer district, by the city coun-
ell at q special meeting last night, Casper took another step
forward In the way of improvements.
Paving districts 20, 80, 81, 32, 33 and 81 were created
last night. District 20 comprises parts Of South Beech. Grant.
, 1923-05-29
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
A. BoHsu-Frt Gsmd r. II. n.
F1s3sasphis z21 900 ose-7 u Q
BOSTON -as1 oco 1ox-I0 Ii .
Baft~4N-hfhlohezl, Ba.aaop, Hzb-
bd and wilson Rahosph, Beaso.
and Gowdy.
At Boston-@ccoaA Enzao) n II. e.
Philadelphia 300 coo o = =
Bztt4EnoIWfntcn aaA WHszas
hfisr and ONefH
Al 81. Louis n Il u.
Cincinnati 100 go 49, -
st. louis LOO % s~s- - -
Bstter41CDonohue sd H~argruws;
6her1c and Clcsnsns.
At Now YORK; T. III. n.
Rrseidyn 100 Ito Isoes IL .
New York --0oo coo coo 5 L
Batteries-Hensy ana Debegry;
McQuiIina, JennaFd md 6uyasx.
Anartnsn Lesgza,
AZ PhfinAdphin- n H y.
Boston --Oeo 900 oo1-1 4
PhAaAeiphia o1e 191 oe1-2 /
Batterios%PArcy, O'I)oul and PL
cinicit, wnitors, Hayior md Perkins.
At Detroit r. H X
Sc. Louis ---4so oo1 go -
Detroit ---sso 900 600 - -
Observation-Disclosures, B.yne and
Sovcrold; Holloway. FRANCIS and
Drcssier.
At Chicago II. H z
Cleveland LOS eos 0o>- - -
Chicago --ooo 900 o5s- =
, 1923-05-29
STORY TOBE REFUTED,
SHE SAYS, WHEN TRUTH IS Barred
Alleged Mmderess Arrives Today at New Orleans
In Custody Of Officers and VIII Be On Way
to Los Angeles Prison Late Tonight

TEGUCIGAIPA. Honduras, May 29-By The Associ-
ated Press.)N second message from Clara Phillips, setting
forth more fully her declaration of innocence and hope of
clearing her name of the charge of murder on which she was
c-nvieted in California, has been received by The Associated
Press. The message was sent from PUERTO Cortez after the