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, 1923-06-15
TRACK STARS
F O R
OIL MPIc TRIAL
Two-day Events at Chicago
Expected to Bring Out
Fast Competition

CHICAGO. June 15.-Picked man
in collegiate athletics began a two
day competition in track and field
events at the University of Chicago
today which is expected to bring t-
the front the most likely aspirants
for posts on the 1924 Olympic team.
Close to 500 entries from sixty-two in
situations arc on the program.
Michigan. Penn State, Stamford
and the University Of Southern Cal
ifornia are picked TO figure in the
showdown for top place in team
points. Stanford is believed to be
most threatening competitor for team
standing beyond the bounds OF the
Big Ten area.
Early this morning n slight rain
fell. leaving an overcast sky for a
while. Shortly afterward the sun APP
peared. Little damage was believed
to have been done the track.
The event is the third aanua cham.
pionship track and field meet of the
National Collegiate Athletic Associa.
ton. composed OF 200 schools and col.
leges throughout the United States.
The 100 yard dash will bring to.
gether the greatest collection of un-
der-ten-second men eve seen on the
American collegiate fled. with Whit.
man of Michigan, Wilson of Iowa.
Tykle of Purdue. Clark from John
Hopkins. Erwin Of the Kansas Ag.
gies and Barr from Notre Dame. ron.
, 1923-06-15
ESTABLISHING Mt
FOR DRESSING
UP CARS OPEN

An institution OF value TO ner
of automobiles is now open at l31 and
1s3 North wolcott street. This ia the
Auto Service station nj is owned by
tho H. Il. Crude corporation. Cars
will be called for, washed, polished
and delivered again TO the owners
with the guarantee that everything
that was in tho car when II was
taken out OF the owners hands will
be in It when he again receives 1t.
c. d. Bennett has been obtained as
manager of the station. Mr.. Bennett
has had many years experience in
New York with the best garages. He
knows the work thoroughly and is
capable Of pleasing the most aristo-
cratic taste. Every job will be done
with the grestest possible perfection.
Under the manager there will be
many men employed in the washing
and polishing department. They will
all be instructed in the art OF taking
care OF the cara in an efficient man.
ner.
Mr.. Crude stated TIL. morning that
there will no spnce for IL or IS cars
on the washing yard at one time and
that at least $50 cars can be turned
out in n day. The yard IL being
cemented with a drainage system that
permits OF quick work. A car can be
washed n polished in about an
hour.
, 1923-06-15
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want TO keep your hair in
good condition. be careful what you
wash It with.
Many soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much free alkali. This
dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle
and is very harmful. Mu'sihed cocoa.
nut oil shampoo (which is pure and
entirely g~reaseless). Is much better
h anything else you can use for
shAmpooins. as this cannot possibly
inJure the hair.
Simply moisben your hair with
water and rub 81 in. Two or three
teaspoonfuls OF Mulsined will make
an abundance OF rich. creamy lAther,
and cleanse the hair and scalp thor.
oughly. The lather rinses out easily.
and every particle OF dust.
Dirt dandrun and excess oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and Il
leaves It nne and silky. bright. fluffy,
wavy. and easy 20 manage.
You can get Mulsihcd cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store. 1t 10
Inexpensive. and n few ounces viii!
last everyone IN the family for
months. BE SUI and ask FOR "Aiul.
Observation-Disclosures
, 1923-06-15
BOY SOPRANO TO
SING At R|ALTO

Patrons OF the .Rialto will be ac-
corded a e treat next week by the
appearance of Little Billie Carr, the
n~ine-year-old boy soprano. He will
close a long engagement at the diff
ferent clubs of Denver Saturday and
will leave Immediately or Casper. On
account of closing Saturday he will
be unable TO reach Casper until Mon
day but will be at the Rlalto all week,
remaining over the next Sunday.
billie" can sing and he does not
hesitate TO open his throat and let
the public hear him. His appearance
and work are nothing short of the
finished artist.
, 1923-06-15

however be ready for occupancy by
July Is.
Miss Frantz recently visited east.
ern markets and purchased a large
amoun of spring goods that are now
croNvding the limited space in the old
store. For this reason the ale which
has been in progress there for Some
time will be continued until the over.
crowded condition can be remedied.
Tho removal sale put on by this
company a attracted a great deal
OF attention because of the bargains
offered in the latest styles OF cloth.
ing.
, 1923-06-15

Experiments with rubber pave.
ments are being carried out in Man.
chester. England. Large slabs OF rub.
Der two inches thick are used, with
surface to supply a safe
tfoothold for horses. The slabs are
reinforced at intervals with steel
bars which keep them rigid.
, 1923-06-15
NEW FRAXTz SHOP WILL
De LARGER THAN FIRST
INTENDED, OPENING SET

The new Frantz shop which is to
bs located on East Second street is
to be more elaborate than the original
plans of the Frantz company called
for. n the store for this reason and
because OF the difficulty of obtaining
materials n labor will not be com.
pleted as soon as was originally ex-
pected. The new establishment should
, 1923-06-15

and the Senior league of boys from
h high schools. Games are sched-
uled for Thursday. Friday n satur.
day evenings on the East, West and
North Casper grounds respectively.
With the retur OF tho Girl scouts
today, basketball, volley ball and
loose ball teams will bs organized
for the girls. The Fairgrounds hours
are from < TO IL a m. and from ) to
S p. m. when supervisors will be on
hand TO regulate the work.
The West White Sox lost 10. the
Athletic Field Tigers. 6 to IL yester.
day in the Junior League. The line
ups follow:
West White Sop-Jones C; Speak,
,; Coal, 3b; Bundy. Id; HiI. CT; Camp
bell. SIS; Hoffman 2b; Elgington II;
Moses. IF. Athletic Field Tigers
Patrick. {; Mcdonald, p; Cree's. 2b:
Bass, 1b; Boyd. 3b: o'Mnlley. IS; Oh
son. RI; Gallegos, CT; Ward II.
The Athletic Field Indians nosed
out a victory against the West Casper
Bears . TO s. The iineups.
West Casper Bears-S. Linsey. p;
Farris. c: Mann, Oh; Linsey. 1b;
Trowbridge. SIS; Moses RI; Moore II;
Gleghorn CT: ADMINISTRATION, c;
Worth. p; Fisher 1b; Mullissn 2b;
Smith IS. Olson 5b; e. Benhsm II;
Danielsr RI; Shoemaker CT.
The East Casper Cubs will play the
North Yankees on the North Casper
grounds starting at Z o'clock tonight.
The North Casper Girls basketball
will play the West Casper girls
Saturday night starting at Z O'Clock.
, 1923-06-15
P. J. QueaLy Is
Appointed To
Wyo. U. Board

CHEYENNE. June 15.-Patrick ].
ouesly Of Kemmerer, democratic
national committeeman for Wyoming.
Friday was appointed by Governor
Ross a member OF the Board of Trus.
tees of the university OF Wyoming.
He succeeds William C. DcmlnS of
Cheyenne, resigned
, 1923-06-15
NOW They ThrOw
Booze Overheard
On u. S. Liners

NEW YORK, June 15-stsamship
George Washington which sailed from
Europe after the treasury depart
ments ruling prohibiting the bringing
OF liquor Into American ports after
June 10. arrived off Sandy Hook to-
day with 81 cases more tina the pas.
sengers Ind been able TO consume.
The liquor was thrown overheard.
, 1923-06-15

An instance OF how trades, c~allings
and professions often run IN English
families is furnished by tho fact that
descendant OF tho sixth son OF Chip.
pendale, h famous cabinet.maker.
who was born more than 200 years
ago is engaged now in the cabinet.
making business in the city of New.
castle.
, 1923-06-15
Playground BASEBALL STARTED
WITH CANES PLAYED YESTERDAY
Three Leagues to Be Running This Summer With Ball
Diamonds Available on Three School
Grounds-Girls' Game Scheduled

Playground baseball got under way last night at the West
Casper grounds when one game each was played in the Ju-
nior and Midget Leagues.
Dean Morgan, high school athletic coach and playground
supervisor, has three leagues organized. The Junior and
MIDGET leagues are composed of boys of grade school age
, 1923-06-15

sidered to have about equal chances.
All have records of ;os As seconds for
his year.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
Dos palabras de C6rdo.
va Davila

4 pcsdr de todo. ell rHDlor tOnld cHer,
pO en- las atlas csfefds. dice nues
tro estimado colega 'El Mundo', refi
riendose al rumor de que ell Gober,
nador Towner permanecera Ell Puerto
Rico por un breve espacio de tempo
despues del cual serd sustituido por
ell Attorney General Coates.
Y prop0sito de tai rumor, dice ell
sehor Cordoya Davila, interrogado al
respeto por m reporter de nuastro
diariO:
-"Resulta de todo punto inconce-
bible que un hombre de la seriedad
(y responsabilidad p1blica) del Hon.
Juez Towner, abandone SUI puesto ell
el Congreso para venir a Puerto Ri
co a gobernar por dos meses.
Esos rumores, acknowledgements, han
salido de aquf de Puerto Rico, de los
llombres que estdn desalentados por
el nombramiento del Juez Towner, y
que desean la continuation de Ia ante
rior Administration, por ventura va
fenecida'.
Comentario, el anterior, del sefior
Comisionado Residente. que ofrece-
mos nuestro lectores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
SENTENCIA

La vista final de este case fue cele-
brada el dfa 26 de febrero de 1923, en-
la que las parties, representadas, debi-
damente, sostuvieron sus alegaciones
V practicaron sus pruebas. Vistas es-
tas y, aquellas, Y estudiadas las dis
tintas cuestiones envueltas; por los
motives expresados en- la precedente
Opinion, IA Corte DECIDE. en- sdefinitiva
que Ia lev Y los Aechhs estan en- fgKor
de los qtierellantes y en- contra del que.
relIado, y en- tai vfrtud dicta sentencia
declafando que eI querellado John A..
Wilson no iha tenido nj tiene dereeho
a oeupar nj seguir ocupando ell cargo
de Comisionado del Interior de Puer-
to Rico nj a recibir compensation, sa-
lario emolumento por haberlo ocu-
pado, nj ejercer las funciones, pode
res v prerrogativas al mismo inheren-
tes, que debe ser desposefdO de di-
cho cargo: que ell relatOr GuillermO
Esteves es quien, como funcionario de
jure, legltimo Y verdadero C0mlslo-
nado del Interior de Puerto Rico tie
ne derecho a desempeilar dicho cargo
v tomar possession de las oficinas, Ii
bros archives documentos a dicho
cargo pertenecientes, Y a percibir to-
dos los salarios v emolumentos del mis-
mo, ejercer todas las funciones
prerrogativas al mismo inherentes:
Sc ordena que ell querellado cesc en- Ia
ocupaci6n del referido cargo sin es-
pecial condena de costas.
Dada en- la ciudad de San Juan de
Puerto Rico, el dfa treinta uno de
MARIO de 1923
(Fdo) M Rodriguez Scuu,
-.-Juez Corte Disti'ito, % Distrito.
CERTIFIC0:
Luis Te,mpe Ortiz,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
lgres krupp, ha habido IN grave encuen-
1htre los trabajadores y las topas francesas
Ell CASO DE ESTEVES VS.. WILSON
ENLACORTE DE DISTRITO DE IS. JUAN
El Hon. Juez Sr. Rodriguez Sierra, declara que
ell ComisiOnado del Interior Sr. Wilson
ocupa Embellishments SUI puesto.-
ordena ell cese del funciOnario.

La siguiente Sentcncia LA sidO die
tada el s;ibado por el Hon. JucZ de la
Secci0n pa de la Corte de DistritO
de San Juan. Icdo. Sr. NJ. Rodriguez
Sierra. en- ell caso de '-Quo Warranto"
contra ell actual Comisionado del In
terror, Sr. Wilson
F Sc cree que el Sr. Esteves tome po-
session de su cargo, de acuerio con La
Resolution dictada.
FL Resdmen de la opinion dice asf
"Cuando el Senado no consiente.
cuando el Senado desaprueba, no es
6able sostener la valdez de un inten-
tado nom5ramiento. Wilson ilegalmen-
te nombrado en- oetubre de 1921: ex-
presamente descualificado para ocupar
el cargo el 25 de febrero de 1922, v el
posterior nombramiento, hechO despues
de terminar In Session eXtraordinaria
del Senado, no es Waldo. Esteves debe
ocupar ell cargo mientras no Sc lie de-
signe successor este cualifique'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
HOjas Sueltas
Mi

Dos son los grandes inconvenientes
o estorbos, que existen en- todo 1pafs
metalizado, v no vale seaalar, para en-
caramarse, suayemente, en- esta vida.
Uno, es la falta de numerario, y
otro, tener derecha, recta erguida la
columna vertebral.
Y ann dado que, Sc carezca de pecu-
MO, Sc medra con la espina dor
sal en- curyatura, posici6n la mas ade-
cuada, para las zalemas Y toda clase
de bajezas. 4
FL caracter fntegro, tOdo entero. es
va moneda antigua, que no pasa en-
estos pobres tiempos, que todo Sc su-
jeta a peso Y medida. "Tanto tienes,
tanto vales''.
La lfnea recta es, en- Geometrfa, la
mas noble, la de los honrados.
Hemos siempre de apartarnos de Ia
lfnea curva. por servil traicionera.
Vargas Villa escribe largo Y tendido
acerca del Hotnbre rertebra, cuyo nd-
nero es infinite. como las estrellas del
cielo Y las arenas del mar.
La mar serfa hablar de este! W.
''peor es meneallo'A
Recuerdese al poeta. I.
"Aqui para yivir
en- santa calma,
o sobra Ia materia
( sobra e alma.
\ Pero, 10 que mas estorba es Ell alma.
i. LOPEZ 1fERJELIz4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
El bautizo de aver
Luis TelDne Ortiz,
Secretario.

En- la Capilla Cat0liea de Miramar,
oficiando Ell Rvdo. Presbftero Eduardo,
de los Redentoristas, recibi6 aver las
aguas del bautismo, la linda nina Vic
toria Eugenia Lopez Padilla, hija Sc
gunda de nuestro estimado companero
en- Ell IMPARCIAL. seiior Antonio To-
pez Zarate su distinguida esposa.
Apadrinaron el sinpatico bautizo el
senior EsteBan Padilla Storer Y Ia Sc
1orita Blanca Padilla, parientes de la
nueva cristiana, y Sc pasaron agrada-
bles momentos en- Ia morada de los
expresados padres de Victoria Eugenia.
que tenga eI mejor porvenir Ia herr
mosa criatura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
cAco sENTENcIADot

En- santurce, Ia policia arrest6 Al
indisiduo Mateo Rivera vazquez, resi-
dente ambulante, aclisado de cuatro
slelitos de hurto, el sahado iiltimo
fn6 sentenciado por Ia Corte Munich
pal. seccion primera, d cuatro mescs
de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
iAhi es, Perlita!...

u T h +
...Y aseguran los que te vieron bai-
lar anoche, que result6 .mny cierto TO-
do 10 que de II diieron los periodic
tas de Caracas pura yerdad. ii1iy
mercedes cuantos elogfos te prodiga-
ron.
Los muchachos. esa tropa de mu-
chachps jacarandosos ; bochincheros
de San Juan, te esperaban con los ma
cos abiertos de par el. par, 'dis1tless
tos a protestar Ten el silencio. al iaas
cruel de las protestas). o haeerte
cumplida jnsticia.
Y el sabado el dia DC tu estreno-
Sc 1len6 toda In sala del America; Y
el domingo el teatro 'volvi6 llenaisI
rerentar, y esa ST que es toda una,
senora oai}lion;. va podra juzgar 10.
hien que has catlo entire nosotrss. 10
mucho que has gustado. !. v glstaras
cada yez mas. ESQ dicen; asf 10
asesusan 5e
tn arte. tiene mucho de personal,
" esa Ia de ser siempre la cualidad
sobresaliente en- todo artista.
y artista 10 eres de pura saligre,.
con Y sin afeitas. en- Ia mesa del ca
fe, EN- el camarfll, en- Ii tertulia fatri-
liar y en- el tinglado..
Solo dos noches que te mueves, on
dnlas. ripfas saItslS I: ialeas saiSre u
escenario, v "a te has metido toflo
el pdblico dentro del bolsillo de ia
idelantaI de batiirra castiza; ESQ es
mlIcho decir: y ESQ mas que nna pro-
mesa, es el anuneio de que te esperan
en- San Juan placenteros dfas destriun-
fo Y de gloria. En- otras palabras, :
humillando Ell estilo:fde tener con que.
no vacilarfa un punto en- comprarte La
temporada. ifa
Anoche nos regocijamos 10 indecible
con el selecto, sabrosfsimo programa
que nos ofreciste; result6 muy de nues
tro gusto. v muy del gusto tambien
de las damas que te vieron y quienes
estdn encantadas de tu gracia de
tn delicadeza ~. como te aplaudi-
rfan! Las muy gentiles, NADIA las Sc
duce tanto como ell arte expresado con
gracia y sentimiento, exaltado con
.el exquisite sentido del decoro.
asf fue de gracioso aquel tn ex-.
trafio atayfo de india asiatiea. baila-
Bile Ell el que hiciste vertladeros pri-
mnres.
Y las ;alegrfas que tante nos recor-.
do a doiia Antonia Merce, la Aygcnti,
1d, tn gloriosa camarada aquel fino
quebrar de tu cuerpo todo ritmo, en-
el que tantas dificultades veneiste, Y
aquel airoso modo Gle leyantar tn lin-
da = arrogante cabecita espafioia. u
sobre todo, aquel soberbio par de BAN.
derillas (de 'sobaqnillo', sno, Peril
ta?l que pusiste con tanto coraje, sa-
90 de quicio al respectable una yer-
dadera irritaci6n, aquel entusiasmo
pocas veces visto.
y luego nos sorprendiste con toda
La noyedad del Jimny que bailaste
tan -divertidamente. Toda una carl
catrrra syerdad? Delicioso. Al puhli-
60 grueso Sc le calentaron un POGO
los cascos yiendote tembIar con tan
dulces sacudimientos. Y sin embar-
90, til intenci0n fne casta; cosas de
(Cmtinia er Ia "A. pagins.l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
PROGR RAMA OFFICIAL DE LAS FIESTAS
ENHONOR DEL NUEVO GOBERNADO
El Comit6 Executive de las festas de la inau-
guraci6n Official del Gobernador TOwner
sc reuni0 esta mafiana aprob6 ell
siguiente programa:
Jueyes, abriI 5.

/ p =
A Ia llegada del Gobernador, sera
/ cumplinlientado a bordo del vapor
hor los siguientes funcionarios:
El Gobernador INFERNO de Puerto
Rico;
!: Ef Juez Presidente del Tribunal su-
,premO; -
>El Coimisionado Residente; \.
Ell Presidente del Senado;
FL Presidente de Ia Camara de Re-
presentantes;<
i. Ell Comisionado de Serpicio P1blico,
Policis Y Prisiones de San Juan, y el
Juez de la Corte de .Distrito de los
Estados Unitos Unidos;
I'm representante del partido Union
de Puerto Rico;
I'm Representative del partido Repu-
blicano;
TN representahte del patido socia-
lista:
Y por estos y por Ell Comite Gene
raj de Inauguration sera escoltado a
Palacio.
Los 0fciales Conaandantes del Re-
gimiento 65 de Lafanteria v de la
Guardia Nacional de Puerto Rico en-.
viaran Guardias de Honor.
La Inca de marcha, precedida por
el autom6viI del Gobernador, sera des-
de el inuelle al Recinto Sur, Este has
ia Ell Teatro Municipal " Oeste por la
ealle de Allen hasta II Palafip. Todos
los denas carros seguiran de uno en-
fondo.
AL llegar a Palacio, tendra lugar una
reception dec onfianza Y Sc pedira al
Gobernador que dirija la palabra al
pueblo desde ell balloon de la Fortaleza.
Ceremonies de Inauguration frente al
~ Edifcio Federal 5 3 +
yiernes, abril 6.
1. Invocacion por el Obispo Ca
ruana.
2. Discurso por ell Gobernador In
terino.
3. Jura del cargo ante el Juez Pre-
sidente del Tords
4. Discurso inaugural por ell Co.
bernador Towner.
8. Bentlici6n por ell Rydo NJ. An
dujar.
6. Parada revista de Inaugural
ci0n.
Z. Resolution Y halle inaugural en-
sel Casino de Puerto Rico a las 0 100
p. nj.
Sabado, abril I.
Gran bailc en- el Club Union las
900 p. m.
La guardia de honor sc hara en- ell
muelle por el Regimiento de Puerto
Rico y en- q palacio de Ia Fcrtaleza
por Ia Guardia Nacional.
Ell Goberrador ira EN- autom1yil des-
de el muelle a la Fortaleza acompala-
do por q Gobernador INFERNO, el Pre-
sialente del Senado, cl Presidcnte de
Ia camara Y el Prcsidente del Su-
prenici y. el Comisionado Residente.
Ia seiiofa del Gobernador ira en- un
autom6yil desdc el muelle a la For
taleza acompahada de las sefioras Huy-
Ike, Barcel0. Guerra, Toro Cueyas v
C6rdova Davila
J.
FL Comisionalo del Interior tiene q
su cargo IA preparation del sitio dom
de Sc efectuara la ceremonial inaugu-
raj Y Id conisi6n esta autori zada pa
fCcntinda en- la 4ta. pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

PARIS ahriIg2 All cop,antar
.sT ,Tan,ns. los s,,kesos oc,,rr;dos an
Fssen5, ae ao,,ra 6,,fs d;ez alemanas fua.
,or Gn,,e,.tos s lSAinte beridos Ios
bechos one t,v;ss:on hpar, d sahado
los rat,a,e AZ u in,nort anta nari6di-
81 Al trata,. Is fronas francesas do
irealizar ma NV vsslieaeion en- Ia ma
55ana do aca,elssia en los talleres
Ky,,nn1 4 cuatro. s1,s,ssrintendentes a. Ios
o;todns. ta,logess loa,,,onzaron ! ;;nst;
,ra,. los +,,aba ;:,,Ioras one onps;ara, !, {
IA tonoz rosi. sarA;a s;ando arres+a-
,5os IN ,,,e,,c;ona,iSs ;ofes IL ea,na
t,S !. .tahlacid. sisssn,,6s do nna ser;o
Ia, ..,.nes *. IN nor Ia nocbe. sin
registrara otro incidente que
tadre conietido contra un soldado
ss!iga. ouien fue s:robado; creyendose
cue tambien Ia fueron un soldado
frances Y un policia de la secreta. Por
todas parties ha surgido una propagan-
da taacionalista le caracter revolucio-
mari !, Que Sc 1ragua en- los cafes,
iteatros y etros sitios p1blicos. En-
tanto esto ocurr en- el Rhur, en- Paris
los enemigos deI gobierno critican
,agriarnente d. flu ia eiviada la requi-
sici6f de las +. tnrias de Krupp un
acOntingente de sopas, cuando con do
ce hombres habiera sido necesario, pa
IA evitar el fats tozamiento. Escri-
lllelldo Ilil ga lsssFl ~ ~ lslRerteg 81
eonocldo escrItor Bainylfie, dlce e.
editorialista que la impesleion por la
fuerza de las arnas del respeto a las
nlasas, necesafiamente ma de redundar
en- ffecuentes choques y derramanlen-
fos de sangre.
BERLIN, abril 2.-La ciudad Sc ha-
la completamente exaltada con los
tragicos sucesos ocurridos en- Essen,
.el sabado. Los pangermanistas urgen
que Sc pida los gobiernos americana
y britanico que interpongan su inter-
vencion para dar fin los sucesos del
Rhur. El gobierno alennan prepara
otra nota de protesta para enviarla a
Paris, esperanto que sacramento Ell
gobierno frances ma dc quedar conven-
cido de que es tempo va de tomar una
accion reparadora.
vARSOvIA. abril 2,-Ha sido pro-
clamado presidente de la Republica de
Pelonia el Sr. Sikorski, Y en- su discur-
so inaugural que estuvo calcado en- to-
nos patri6ticos, ell nuevo eiecutivo ma
cional asegdr6 que Pcionia consegui-
ra bajo su nando el dominic de las.
provincias del este; que su gobierno
Sc halia deterlninado a reconocer los
derechos individuales proyistos, por la
Constitution del pals. 81 ST.. Sokors-
kiaademas aseguro que las provisiones
decimanoyena Y duodesima segunda
Ipor las que los rutenidos y ukranios
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
REEVES TO BE RETIRED
ON CHARGE OF LARCENY

Ralph D. Reeves, local attorney,
was today placed on trial before
a jury in Criminal Court No. @,
Justice Bailey presiding, on q
charge of larceny after trust in
connection with real estate trans
action in which billiard Berry is
alleged to have paid $500 to
Reeves. November % last, for the
purpose of the purchase Of prop.
erty at 141 T street northwest.
It is alleged that Reeves appro.
priated the money to his own
uses.
Reeves was tried last week in
Criminal Court No. ! on a similar
charge, but Justice Stafford hold.
ing that the charges set out in the
indictment had not been proven.
directed a verdict of not guilty.
Assistant District Attorney Pres.
mont appears for the Government.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
PLACED ON TRIAL FOR
DEATH IN KNIFE FIGHT

William Oliver Gill, colored, forty.
eight years old, 1850 Twentieth
street northwest, was today placed
on trial In Criminal Court No. l.,
Justice Stafford presiding, on a
charge of murder in the second de.
gree in connection with the death,
February / last. Of Walter e. Bell,
coIored, thirty-five years old, of
4 Alexander court northwest,
It Is alleged that Gill cut Bell
during an alteration in a near
beer saloon at 100 Twentieth street
northwest, Bell succumbing to the
injuries next day at the Emergency
Hospital.
Bell claimed self defense. Assist
ant District Attorney Bertrand
Emerson represents the Govern
ment.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14


Spring means new
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A low waistline, slight
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1929, 46c.