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Evening star., 1923-02-09
TRIBUTES ON NEW PLAN
Parks and Public Buildings Adopt
ed as Memorials to Heroes.

NEW YORK, February 9-Munici-
pal memorials to soldiers who died
IN the world war arc, in a constantly
increasing number of cases, taking
the form of useful public structure 9
and parks rather than ornamental
monuments, the American city burca u
announced today after Il canvass Of
S54 American and Canadian cities.
Of 294 memorials completed, begun or
proposed. 100 are memorial buildings
which. without sacrificing artistic
taste and appropriateness, have civic
utility. Only thirty-three monu-
mental memorials were found by the
investigators. There were twenty
one parks. eight rows of trees, eight
tablets and cighty-one miscellaneous
memorials.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Many utility models for street
and business, in navy, black and
brown Flat Crepes and Satin
Crepes. A few Georgettes.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
TO ATTEND ROME PARLEY.
Delegates to international Com
merce Chamber Sail Tomorrow.

julius II. Barnes, president of the
Chamber Of Commercs OF the United
States. with a number of directors
Of the chamber. will head party OF
forty or fifty business men who will
sail from New York tomorrow on
the Coronia to attend the general
meeting of the International Cham
Der of Commerce at Rome March IS
to "a, the American section OF the
organization announced today.
The American delegates, it was
said, arc expected TO number about
200, other members planning to sail
later on various ships Commercial
attaches in number of countries
also have been directed by Secretary
Of Commerce Hoover to be present at
the meeting, and o. +. Hopkins. first
assistant director of the bureau of
foreign and domestic commerce, and
Alan Goldsmith. chief of the western
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Lovely new models in Ian
vim green, new tans, brown,
navy and black. New panels,
new sleeves. Full of interest.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

The girls shoes are
either tan or black,
many made with foot
form shaped toes and
rubber heels. The boys
shoes are black blucher
model with good leather
soles and heels.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Th' late King Tutankhamen o
Egypt tried t take everything
with him when he died, an he
come purity near gittin' by
with it.
Another drawback t free
country is that anybuddy kin go
in new neighborhood an build
eight or nine little one story
houses all jest alike.
Copyright National Newspaper Scryirc)
Evening star., 1923-02-09
BLOCKED ONCE, TRIES AGAIN

NEW YORK. February 9-James
Larkin. Irish labor leader, who was
prevented by the Providence, r. l.. po-
lice from speaking on America and
Human Liberty" two weeks ago, will
try again Sunday night, the American
Civil Liberties Union announced to-
day. The union declared 1t was ready
to ''go the limit" to help Larkin test
''the right of free speech in Provi-
dence.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
RITES FOR MRS. TAGGART.

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie NJ
Taggart. widow of former United
States District Attorney Hugh r.
Ta aggart. who died Wednesday at the
family home, 175S Park road north
west will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. from Sacred Heart Cath
olic Church. Rev. J. L. Eckenrode, the
pastor. saying the solemn requiem
mass for the repose of the soul. In
terment will be in Mount Olivet Gem
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Tan and Black Shoes.
suitable for dress wear, in
either blucher or straight
lace styles. Tan army
style shoes, made with
bellows tongue for work,
that give service and wear.
Sizes in the lot from 6 to
~.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

European division of the bureau, also
will attend.
Among tho problems to be discuss
ell at tho meetings are those OF repa-
rations and allied debts. removal OF
export taxes on raw materials, in
ternational commercial arbitra tton
transportation, coordination of the
air services of the different coun-
tries and facilities for international
communication. Delegates from more
than a score of nations are expected
to attend.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
BRITISH LABORITE WINS.

LONDON, February "a by-clec-
tion held today at Stepney TO choose
a successor to the late labor member,
Mr.. Mathew, resulted III the return
of another laborlte. a. II. Gosling,
who defeated liberal and prohibition
candidates. The prohibition candi-
date polled only 150 votes. as against
S.39s for Mrs. Goslins and 6,ieS for
the liberal candidate.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Ten years Is tho average life of an
oyster.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

A very engaging group. i'll
black, navy, brown and eight
colors. Flat Crepes, Satin-back
Crepes, Roshanara and Trico-
sham.
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20
OF EVERYTHING in THE STORE
The Fair Store
Grangeville
Sale Starts Saturday, Sept. y and
Ends Friday Night, Oct. Il
Ladies' Winter Coats

long CLOTH light size 49, old price $780, $1,000
ascan cloth short size 49, old price $2000 --S1500
brown black cloth long, &c. old price $780, 600
blue velour cloth silk lined, fur collar size 49, old
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

brown, size IA, old price $780, ---------S 800
brown CLOTH velvet collar 49, old price $780, now S14OO
] dark blue, size a. old price $11 rs, now -.S 875
dark blue, size II, old price $780, now ---$ $1,000
brown, size 80, old price $1100 875
brown, size 38, old price $2000 -------- S1400
brown, size 49, old price $500, ----------S 500
blue, size "A, fur collar, old price $2000 $500
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

Misses brown oxford heavy, IL to 2, old
price $245, now ------------ som
Misses kid brown shoe, 10 to IL, old price
$500, now ------------------- soer
Misses kid brown shoe, IL to 2, old price
$3.50, now ---------------------- soos
Children's heavy brown shoe, 1-2 to H.
old price $2.75, now ------ soos
Ali small chnac from 9 70 In, -'4o
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

Ginghams, 82-in., was 3Oc, now sS>
Ginghms, goil-de-nod. SO inch,
was S5c, now --- 81
Percales, lights and darks old
price 20c, now --- I9s
Percales, extra heavy Grade, old
price 26c, now ----------.-- Gle
Large white bed spreads, old
price s4.o0. now ---------.--S s.ee
Turkish towels, old price 2oc, now IL
Ladies' outing flannel nisht
gowns old price $1.b0. now --s 1.se
Ladies' outing flannel night
gowns, old price s1.25, now IS LOS
Girls and ladies' summer OF win
ter underwear " off.
Ladies' all wool sweaters, old
price $500, now - Sam
Ladies' all wool slipon, was so.s5,
hoW 2.45
Ladies all wool slipon, was $3.50,
~" ------------------ Z.Z0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11

An Act to Amend Sections Twenty
seven and TWentE-cight of Chapter
felatinc to the Packing and Grading
of Apples.
Sec. ]. Section twenty-seven of
chapter thirty-siX Of the revised stat
utcs is hereby amended nv adding the
following paragraphs: The minimum
size Of the fruit in all classes or
grades. including tho fancy and ,1n-
classified. shall be determined by talk
ing the transverse diameter of the
sma lest fruit in the package at right
angles to the stem and blossom end
Minimum sizes shall he stated in
! variations of onc-uuarter of an
men, like two inches. two and
one..quarter inches. two and one
inches, three inches, three and ono
quarter INCHES, and so on. in accordance
with the facts.
c. Minimum sizes may he DESIGNATED by
nsurcS instead of words Tho word
minimum" may he designated nv
using tho abbreviation min SO that
sa,a section as amended, shall read as
Sec. 81. Tho standard grade for an
PICS. when packed in closed package
snail be as follows: First. Fancy
shall consist of apples of one variety,
above The average size and color for
ana one-half inches in diameter sound
and free from worm holes. bruises
scan or any other defect that material
~ INJURIES the appearance or useful
HuailtN or the apples. and shall he
ages. p"~N
Second Number one. or cIass IN.
shall consist of we'll matured apples of
one variety of normal shape ard good
color Tor the variety. not less than
Two anu one-Quartcr inches in diam
ctcr, sound and free from all defect
such as worm holes, bruises scab or
any other defect that materially Injuries
inc appearance or useful quality of the
appie' ana shall he properly packed in
cloan. strong packages.
Ihlrd. Number two or class fvo
snail consist of we'll matured apples
OF orc variety not loss than two inches
IN diameter, of medium color for Tho
variety and normal shape. Apples two
ana one-quarter inches in diameter or
less must be sound. Apples more than
Two and one-quarter inches in diam
cter may, have, one defect such as a
worm hole or a bruise. if the Skin is
not broken and shall be properly packed
IN clean, strong packages.
Fourth. Unclassified Apples not
conforming to the foregoing conditions
as 70 variety, size and other conditions
shall be classed as Unclassifed.
Flfth. The minimum size of the
fruit in all classes or grades, including
me fancy and unclassitied. shall be de-
.erlllned Ply taking the transverse di-
ameter or the smallest fruit in the
package at right angles to the stem
ana blossom end. Minimum sizes shall
be stated in variations of onc-ol,a rfer
or an inch like two inches, two and
one-quarter inches. two and one-haIf
inches. two and threc-quartor inches
three inches, three and one-quarter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11
CHAPTER ~
An Act TO Amend Section I'D
of Chapter One Hundrd
ThirtV-fiye Of the Revised S.Ex

of Chapter One Hundra
Thirty-five Of the Revised I'D
Relating to Bail.
Section eighteen OF chapts
hundred thirtyfive OF the n
statutes is hereby amended, h
ing thereto the following:
In any prosecution for VII
of the statutes relating to 4
facture or sale Of Intoxicating
a respondent therein who has
TO comply with the terms 4
recognizance entered into BY b
such case. snail not again bel
ted to bail in such case or WI
rest on any capias ISSUED "
except by justice OF the co.
which such prosecution - p
so that said section. as sns
shall read as follows:
Sec. IS. ANY justice OF the w
judicial or superior court
commissioner within his CONT
application of prisoner cons
before verdict OF guilty fer
able offense. or for not finding
ties to recognize for him, may
into the case and admit him
In any prosecution for yiolina
the statutes relating to nanut}
or sale of Intoxicating liqumi
pondent therein who has Mt
comply with the term Of any
nizance entered into by Hmm
case, shall not again be admlH
bail in such case or upon aHs
any capias issued therein. eisFI
a justice OF the court in wnla
prosecution is pending. -ApR
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inches. and 80 on, IN aeesrs..
the facts. ~
Minimum sizes may bA 49,.
figures instead Of words. r
minimum" may be des.
using the abbreviation "mirs,
Sec. 2. Section tventv.
chapter thirty-six Of the rst;s.
utcs Is hereby amended in ~ r.
line thereof after the WORD. ~
therein by adding the claus
minimum size of the fruit n n
ages and in the last line fhs,a
the word designated" bv ssS,
clause and the word apples ~
pear in ali instances.' 80 ths, 49,
ton, as amended. shall read - ~
Sec. %. Every closed ns.tee
apples. which liz packed, ala
utcd, transported, offered =, ~
for gale. distribution or trass.s
in the state by any person sIsS l!
affixed in a. conspicuous Disrs
outside thereof n plainly pr,rt.IM
ment clearly and truly stafins n
of the package In terms al
bushel box or standard barrel IN.
| and address OF the owner or sks!
the apples at the time OF nasIs
| name Of the variety, the clsss
! of the apples contained thersin q,
I minimum size OF the fruit IN X.
! ages. and il the apples were -.
Maine, that fact shall be plalniva
mated and the word apples ~.
pear in all fnstances.-App. M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11
CHAPTER eS
An Act to Amend Section III
four of Chapter One Hundls
Twenty-eight Of the Revisea

a
four of Chapter One Hundrs
Twenty-eight of the Revised
utes. Relating to Conspirae.sss
Section twenty-four Of cnapls
hundred twenty-eight Of the is'
statutes is hereby amended. y,
serting after the word anoln.
the fourth line thereof the Ioi,sss
words: or for one or more e.
to sell Intoxicating liquor
state in violation Of law 70 n
more of the others: SO that ~.
ton. as amended. shall reaa y
lows: -,
Sec. "a. II two or more ~,
conspire and agree toSetneh i,
the fraudulent or malicious i,
wrongfully and wickedly 70 Y
the person. character. puslnss
property Of another: or for "
more of them. to sell into ..,.'
liquor in this state in v 10. n
law to one or more OF tns .; N
or to do any illegal act inju', ~
the public trade. health. \
police or administration o. NJ \
Justice: or to commit a CRIME y,
able by imprisonment IN ~.
prison. they are guilty, 81 ~
spiracy. and every such o "
and every person convicted y. q
spiracy at common law. snsD
punished by imprisonment 30 IA An
more than three years, or oSolll
exceeding one thousand
APP. Mar. 81. lE
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CHAPTER 90
An Act TO Provide for the Dese.
ana I,ryiSirAfinn of Earn ~

AN Htl ~ fbN tut lbg lHS U1UGH1
ana Registration of Farm r.
Sec. ]. The owner of any fan
may designate a specific name NJ
lands and the said name togt,b,,
n description of said farm lass|
cording to the latest authentic n
thereof may be filed with the n,
of deeds of the county wherein n
lands or A part thereof are M
and the said name together vri|
description of said lands shall n
corded by the register OF deed.
book to he provided for such M
upon payment ot fee of ffty
but no two names so designs,s|
recorded shall he alike in liz
county.
See. .. Whenever any owner NJ
lands the name Of which has b.s|
corded as provided in this aet. d
fcrS by deed or otherwise the WI
such farm lands. such transfer M
clude the registered name thaeI|
if the owner shall transfer only n
ton of such farm lands, then III
istered name thereof shall not h \
fcPrcu tn the purchase ser unless o I
in the deed Of conyeyance.-AM
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11
CHAPTER N

An Act to Amend Paragranh ..
OF Section Forty-fiye OF Chsr
Hundred and Seventeen of n.
viscd Statutes. as Amended NJ 4
ter Two Hundred and Ninetss.
Public Laws of Nineteen ~.
and Twenty-one. Relating "a
Hire In Office Of Register A.
in Waldo County.
Paragraph fifteen or sectios N
five of chapter one hundred -
of the revised statutes, as an,,S1
chapter two hundred nineteen :
public laws of nineteen hundrl
ty-one. is hereby further smera.
striking out the words eleven -
and forty-four in the first anM
lines Of said pa ragraph, and ~,
in place thereof the words M,
hundred and four so that saiS
graph, as amended. shall reN !.
lows:
waldo county: for clerks IN IA
of register of deeds, fourteen Il,
and four dollars: for clerks M
flee of register Of probate. two ~
dollars; for. clerks in the o!scs d
clerk Of courts, Ave hundred a
App. Mar. q.
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CHAPTER 80
An Act to Amend Section F'ifty-one of
Chapter Fifty-one of the Revised
Statutes. Relating to Change OF
Name of a Corporation.
Section fifty-one or chapter fifty-one
or the revised statutes is hereby
amended by adding at the end thereof
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CHATTER 90
An Act to Prohibit the Conieii.sj
Degrees Without Specia' ."


LEG lSeS w itho"I
ization. .rshi,
Sec. /. No person. par tna;eas,D
institution and no corporalsnnvsa.t
be empowered to confer eaur n
literary or academic degssA
thereunto expressly authoH's' !"
act of the Legislature. .-,r,r
institution or corporation Diem s,i,'
conferring degrees, or purp.GsaSSSs.
offer and confer degrees VIZ VIA
ing thereunto duly autho.',ruot
be punished by a tine OF h
than one thousand dollars tsan
prisonment of not mo1s and
year. or by both such ms
prisonment. ,., mi
Sec. 8. Provided. however a,x; III
to corpora tions now III e,sct
this act shall not take eadrsd
July first. nineteen hnnu''
twenty -five.-App. Mar. -
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CHAPTER 100

An Act to Amend Section JARED
Twentv-four of. the Nv
Statutes. Relating to Penai0s
Falsely Assuming TO pc aanter
Section twenty-five or cnSf Inc |
hundred and twenty-four usrded|
vised statutes is hereby ann,ion
striking out the entire set tho
by inserting in place thereoA
lowing: ,., sssg1
to be a justice of the peaues,
deputy sheriff. health nspronstfl
health officer. coroner or Am n
inland fish and game waruJ,ss
missioner of inland fisheI,,;Scs
game or state highway por reauH
who acts as such or VINO ,tsr
anyone TO aid him in a ma .h %
tanning to the duties OF sus.norfsl
shall be punished by impr'ss'or
for not more than one hnnd
n fine of not more than nve
dollars, or by both fine ana i~'
ment.-App. Mar. %.
Chapter 1Oi Al,
An Act to amend Section fHRBeyi!
of Chapter Four of fne pnrpoi
Statutes. Relating to ths rns o
for Which Cities and io"
Raise Money. .,er 70
Section nifty eight OF cHa;s here
of the revised statutes wof
amended by adding after ,anNh Il
memorial day" in the Az,
thereof the words 'armisues
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An Act Authorizing the Formation
OF Non Profit. Cooperative AS
sociations, With or without Capt.
| tal Stock, for the Purpose of En-
| couraging the Orderly Marketing
Of Agricultural Products Through
! Cooperation.
. Whereas, the agricultural interests
nf the state are of the utmost inn
1ortance to the people of this state;
and
Whereas, the state faces a de-
moralized condition of the farming
interests. injuriously affecting ali
other business; and
-. Whereas, the highest interests Of
the state generally demand prompt
and immediate relief therefrom: and
Whereas. this act is designed and
Fntended to afford such relief and TO
prevent a repetition of such undesir-
able conditions; and
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CHATTER n

An Act to Amend Sections Twenty
seven and Twcnty-oigllt of Chapter
Thirty-six Of tho Revised Statutes
RelatinC to the Packing and Grading
of Apples.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05

3 a
Despues de larga y penosa enferine-
dad, el lunes del actual, a las seis.
y media de la tarde. falleci6 el inco-
rruptible patricia puertorriquefo, Sr.
Manuel Ledesma Figueroa, que con be-
|neplacito general desempelaba el car
go de Comisionado de Seryicio Pibli
co de Arecibo. Con una, resignation
sin ejemplo sufri6 sa penosa enferme-,
dad Y dos operaciones que lie fueron
praeticadas. Tan pronto como Sc SUI
po la cruel noticia de su falleeimien-
to la casa Sc vic LENA de amigos que
acudfan allf a expresar su pesame.
Embellishments Ia Casa, Aynnta-
miento ldecor6 sus BALCONIES con colga-
duras negras 10 mismo que el Salon
de Sesiones, donde Sc prepare una Ca
pilla ardiente, siendo trasladado allf
Ell caddver en- lujoso sarc6fago, a las
ocho de la maiiana. mmensa cantidad
de flores y coronas enviadas por sus
familiares instituciones rodeaban el
6. u i. sT
tdmulo y censtantemente hicieron
guardia de honor caballeros pertecien-
tes a todas las Instituciones de la
1ocalidad.
Ell Casino de Arecibo, del que era
digno ,Presidente, puso su bandera a
media asia con cresp0n negro, 10 mis-
mo ell Casino Espailol los Consul
lados.
Por la Camara mortuoria desfil6 to-
do el pueblo, ayidos de rendir el Ill
timo tribute al hombre que nunca hi
20 Ell NAL y reparti6 manos llenas el
bien.
Anoche los Cines suspendieron sus
| funeiones, los, Casinos Sc cerraron y
III mfsino hizo shoy Ell comercio, en-
denostracf6il de- duelo pdblico.
Para el sepelio del cadaver han cir
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
EI entierro del senor Manuel Le~
desmal y Figueroa. Comisionado
de Servicio Pdblico eh Arecibo

sa
culadO invitaci0nes de la familia, de
La Asamblea Municipal, de la Central
Cambalache, del Casino de Arecibo v
del Casino Espaiiol.
A las cuatro Y media tuyo lugar Ell
sepelio del cadaver~con una inmensa
concurrencia, en- que Sc contaban mi
les de pefsonas Y en- que estaban re-
presentadas todas las clases sociales
sin distinction de partidos polftic6s, Y
Representatives. de la Camara de Re-
presentantes, de la Junta Central Unio-
nista, del Ayuntamiento de Ponce
otras Instituciones.
Despindieron el duelo cen hermosas
oraciones ftinebres los sefores Lcdo.
Aponte, en- nombre da la familia y de
los casinos de Arecibo y -espaf1ol Y por
Delegation del Comisionado del Ser
vicio Pdblics de Ponce. FL Lcdo. Ma
nuel Peerz Avil6s, u nombre &c la
Asanblea y Concejo Municipal, Lcdo.
Z. Goballes nombre del partido unio-
-nista el eseflor Nicomedes Rivera,
nombre de la Federation Libre.
Coneurrieron lbs cuerpos de bombe-;.
ros, de la Guardia Nacicnal j la Ban
da Municipal. Cerraban el corteio fd-
nebre mas de Glen automobiles = dos
de ellos cargados dc coronas flo
res.
Duerma en- paz, aque que por sus
virtudes nobleza de caracter ha te-
nido como demonstration de duelo qe
un pueblo que supa apreciar su in
menso yaler.
A 'sus respectivos familiares nues-
tro mas sentido pesame y descanse el
| en- Ia paz del senor.
1.2s C0responsat. 9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
Mas detaNts de IA AGgila del GObGInalOT

La policfa illsllar fuG reforZ;lda
para atender al servicio de trafico
desde primera hora dc la ma1ana
adoptaron las disposiciones.
En- la Villa Luisa, dc Barranqui-
tas, del sefior Giorgetti, Sc han hecho
los arreglos necesarios para el BAN
quote que en- obseqaio del Secretario
de Marina y dc su comitiva ofrece el,
duefo de la casa, ,cnyo acto tendra lu-:
gar ell viernes. Los comensales llega-
ran a 200.
Ell alcaIde de Iaeciudad seflor Ira
yieso, ha interesedo del concrete de
la ciudad que cierre manana y asf Sc
hara por tedoss los scelltgos de negocios
de la ciudad+ @kE
Anoche estuvo reunidag IA Gomision
de festejos ultimando detalies para sel
recibilniento del nueso Gobernador. 81
-Diyersos elementos oficiaIes Y de
la polftica dirigieron hoy aerogramas
al nuevo Executive Y al Lcdo. senior
Coates, Attorney General de Puerto
Rico.
-El fiscal de la Corte de Distrito
de Mayagtiez Lcdo. Romanf, Sc en-
cuentra ,desde aver ell San Juan.
Sc calcula en- 10000 personals las
que concurran La llegada del nueyo
Gobernador actos de toma dc pose
sion y discurso inaugural. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
Ell BANoUETE DE Los PRoDUc
Torres DE AZUCAR.

= ~ H.
En- el Hotel Palace Sc lley6 a cabo
anoche, el banquete ofrecido por la
Asociaci6n de Productores de Azdcar
de Puerto Rico al Comisionado Resi-
tlente en- Washington, senior Felix Cor
doya Davila, y el acto result6 brillan-
te.
Asistieron a IA comida, ademas del
huesped de honor sefor Cordoya Dd-
villa, los senores r. Aboy -Benftez, Jor-
ge Bird Arias, Eduardo Gorgetti, An
tonic Roig, Arturo Lluberas, Rafael
Fabian, senador Jose Castillo, Sena-
dor Alfredo Ramirez, Epifanio Ferllan
tlez Yanga, N, A. Walker Burt Q,
Clark, Jaime Sire, =, R. Martinez
Domfnguez, Jose Maria. del Vale y
Jose Ruiz Soler,
Rein6 la mayor corlialidad el
acto result6 del mejor tono, quedan-
do muy compIacidos los aufitriones que
ilisfrutaron con todos los. concurren-
ties de gratos momentos dc seciabili-
did y ameiia charla
"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05

La comisi6n de damas encargadas
del arfeglo de Ia Mansion Ejecutiva,
estuyo anoche dirigiendo aquel tfaba.
jo que qued6 ternlinado Y en- condi-
clones de albergar a los distinguidos
esposos Powner. Flores, tapices, y Ell
,mobilarie de PaIacio fue arreglada
eohtehientemente para que no faltara
.el mas mfnimo detalle Ia comodi-
did de los nuevos huespedes.
Desde la tarde de aver oemenza-
ron llegar San Juan las comisio-
mes que han venido de Ia isla para
tornar parte en- el prograrha de le re-
cepci6n del Gobernador Towner Y del
Secretario de Ia Guerra. DE Vieques
vinieron ell Comisionado de Serricio
Pdblico selor zoila Castaiios, el Pre-
,sidente de la Asamblea Municipal Sc
nor German Rfekeholf y Miguel ST.
mon e Hilari6n Alyero, de Ia EXPIRE
sada Assembled. Por Ell eomite; unio-
nista Ell senior Gumefsindo Cende.
El AlcaIde de Juncos doctor J,
Barreras, Sc encuentra en- San Juan
desde aver.
-Se< coiocaron banderas de les Els
tados Unidos en- las Gales por donde
ha de efectuarse el desfile y parada,
y banderas de Espaila y lie otros paf-
ses han colocado en- sus respeetiyas en-
sas los sdBditos de cass naeiones.