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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
"LA ROSA DE LOS vIENTos''
coNcHA EspINA.

En- La obra singular, intensa y fer
y6rosa de Concha Espina, cuya gloria
| Iliteraria de horizontes universities, ere
ce de dfa en- afa con la majestad la
fuerza del genio creador que desdeno-
so del presente sabe que es suyo Ell
porvenir, hay tres novelas cumbres j:
LA ROSA DE LOS vIENTOs. Ia Es-
iFINGE NIARAGATA, Ell METAL DE
Los MUERTOs. =
Il, Cslda una de elias bastaria para dar
fana perdurable a un escritor; juntas
Has tres, declaran la exceptional poten-
kcia creadora de esta gran artista que
len generos tan diversos como la novela
psicol0gica, Ia novela realista Y la mo-
Ivela social, ha producido semejantes
dechados. Criticos nacionales y ex-
tranjeros de autoridad y exquisite gus
to, prefieren LA ESFINGE MARAGA-
Ia, laureada tambien por la Acade-
mia Espanola otros crfticos le dan la
Ipalma centre los doce volimenes en-
Eque hoy Sc contiene la obra literaria
de Concha Espina) a Ell METAL DE
ELOS MUERTOS; pero hay tambien
no pocos que hallan mas subidos quili-
tes en- esta novela peregrina, LA RO-
ISA DE Los VIENTOS, EN- que el arte
vence a la ciencia Y la intuici6n a la
observation en- la aptitud maravillosa
de iluminar los mas sutiles misterios
de la naturaleza ffsica y de la subcon-
ciencia humana
ass LA ROSA DE Los vIENTOs, como
ltodo libro de su immortal estirpc, no es
lobra para lectores distrafdos super
|'ficiales, sino para las almas conplejas
! y profundas que sabeil que Ia vida es
seria y que el arte es la mas alta ex-
preston de Ia vida.
La BIBLIOTECA R41NACIAIIENTO,
que. en- su secci0n GIL BIAS ha dado
lal pdblico una meva y primorosa re-
edici6n de LA ROSA DE Los WEN
TOS. imprimira en- brcve una noyela
que esta escribiendo Concha Espina :
Eli CALIz ROJO. La labor incesante,
cada yez mas perfecta, de la insigne
Fescritora, estudiada recientemente en-
Lei "Bouletfn Hispanique' ' en- otras
muchas y doctas publicaciones de Eu-
ropa y America, podrfa compararse, en-
tire el gdrrulo Y sonante yocerfo del
Itiempo presente, el aura de Ia famosa
EPIsTOLA MORAL, que, respirando
mansamente, pasa las montanas y from
Eterals con 81 robusto y callado vnelo
|de las aguilas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
FIsoNoMIAs soc1ALEs
Perez Gald6s.

La obra cuya publication ha inicia-
10 RENACIMIENTO con el presente
vollmen, tituIado FISONOMIA So
CIALES es for de production galdo-
sAna, llevada cabo en- la mejor epo-
ca Ne su autor cuando aquel cerebro
prodigioso Sc hallaba en- plena efer-
verscencia. Basic decir que el origi-
nal mas antique de los que fguran en-
este libro lleva Ia fecha de 1883 y el
mas moderno diez amos mas tarde, o
sea la de 1893, en- la que fuera escri-
to Ell suggestive y pintoresco capftulo
titulado el cesante, con que ternlina
este volumen.
Estamos seguros qae los lectores
espafoles encontraran en- las paginas
que hoy les ofrecemos, yerdaderas re-
-velacioncs de un Gald6s desconocido
no por su espiritu tan arln6nico v Sc
reno siempre, tan acknowledgements
ponderado y ecuanime, sino por el cri-
terio especial con que trata ciertos te-
mas, particularmente los politicos,
pues Sc We que, al encararlos el escri-
tor no olyidaba nunca que iba a ser
escuchado fuera de las fronteras poii-
ticas de su patria. Mas de un monar-
quico v mas de un republicano espaiol
habra de sorpren6erse al escucharle
~ ..|
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
TN TRIUSFo DE cUPIDol

j.
En- la noche del martes 2S del actual
unieron destinosl q caballeroso DR.. a.
Nayas, ex-Inedico, del Hospital Pres
biferiano. ' la bella ! angelical srta.
Gloria Maria Alhandoz.
la ceremonial nupcial Sc llev0 efec-
to en- Santurce, en- la nlorasa de los
csppsos Ramirez .Albandoz, hermanos
de Iii desposada, oficiando cl Rydo.
Padre Rivera. de la Iglesia de San
Jolwc : aunqne q acto fue puramen-
te familiar con asistencia de algunos
fntinos, entire las fiims atenciones y
obsFxnios de la distinguidh familia Ra-
nfrez kIband0z, las hcras transcurrie-
ron fugaces en- ul anibiente de i'm ca
rinp y simpatfa hacia Ia feliz pareja
que ycfa realizados sils nlAs caros sue
nos de amor.
Hacia Ia media noclc partieron los
nndsos conypqles, para Il elegante y
arisfocratieo ''lIotel Palaca'. dcvNIe
Sc hospedan
eue 10 mas colnple'n dicha refine
.icspre en-. Il nuevo nos..g pido lie
amor del simpatlco amigo Natas y III
gedtilisima Gloria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
ERNEs1o i. Rodriguez

Hacia Estados Unidos, en- viaje de
negocios, sale hoy en- el yapor San Lo-
relSo. nuestro particular y listingui-
do amigo, senior Ernesto f. Rodriguez
activo y acreditado comerciante de es-
ia plaza.
FL sefor r. Rodriguez permanecera
en- el Norte no mas de tres semanas,
despues de 10 cual, rcgresara San
Juan.
Buen yiaje 6xito deseamos al dis
tingnido amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
GABLES.
tservicio para Ell 1MPARcIAL de Ia
5a ~ United Press") s..s.its
tvIA AT14AlIERICA cABhEsl

a. (VIAs AIEs AMERICA CABLES) Il,
q HARRIsBURGH, agosta 2oEi go
ibernador Pinchotg Sc prepafa para efec-
t,iar un nuevo esfuerzo con ei fin de
due los iriineros y 'operadores de minas
antracita lleguen a lun acuerdo, antes de
las doee de la noche de inaflana 81
fecha seialada para estsIiar el movi-
miento. El gobernador sientese espe-
ranzado de que IA hue1ga no ha de
culrninar si1o en- una amenaza, 81 los
operadores Sc disponen a reconocer las
Uniones pero es muy possible que los
trabajadores no Sc conformen con este
solamente, sino Sc les da el diez por
ciento de aumento en- sus salaries y Sc
reducen las horas de- labor a ocho.
BERLIN, agosto 3O.-Por conducto
de la Cancilleria hase podido averiguar
que Ell gobierno aleman no esta dispues-
to a zanzibar su poltica de resistencia
pasiva. cuyo rumor Sc hizo pnblieo de.
bido al hecho de que una delegation
visit6 aver al Canci1ler Stressenann.
para tratar con el cuestiones del Rhur
y felacionadas con Ia crisis del carbon.
Stressemann ha declarado que el esta
5deseoso de que llegue el dia de poder
anunciar que la resistencia pasiva ha
sido abandonadaI sdetfminadas con
-diciones exigidas por Alenania Sc cum
,plen en- cannbio, entire elias la de dejar
que regresen Ia zona invadida los ciu
idanos alemanes expulsados por los
franceses, que cese Ia propaganda an
tigermana en- las ciudades del distrito,
v ctr'os requisites precisos 9 indispen-
sables.
VALENCIA, agosto 80 FL Carde-
nal Benlloch ha hecho manifestations
a los periodistas acerca de su viaje a
America, cuyo itinerario alcanzara a
Chiue, Argentina, Peru, Brasil, Co
lombia y otras Repdblicas suraneri-'
canas. En- el sequito cardenalicio a.
guran alguros cbspos chilenos, consul
les americanos y otras personalidades
de un relieve extraordinafio. Ell pro-
ximo ultimo Sc celebrara I'm regio ban
quote al que asistieron las autofida-
des, embarcando Iuego en- su largo
viaje el Eininentisimo Cardenal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
AUTO CONTRA lGUAGIJA

Ell dfa 20 del corriente, a las 6::35
p. ms en- Ia Ave1ida Jan Pence de
Leon, parada seis v media, q autoind-
vii nlmero 1893 propiedad de Sofia
Figueroa dc san Juan, que gulaba q
chauffeur Enrique Gonzalcz, ntinere
1857, fesidenta en- San Juan, choco
con IA guagm CARIBBEAN, nfmero
5I4, propiedad &c Manuel Torres, dc
Santlree' guiada poF cl ehauffeur Va
lentin Rivera, numero 0452, residente
en- Santurcc, resultando In guagua con
desporfectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
los QUE Sc VAN

Pasajeros que en- el vapor Filddelfia
salieron con destino a New York ell
dfa % del corriente.
Louis Hodge. Antonio Andino y Sc
flora, mia Maria 4. Rodriguez. sefio-
ia Tomasa Rodriguez, niflo Eduardo
Santiago, Roman r. Santiago, Rafael
Rodriguez, senorita Dorothy NJ. Skin
ner, seiiorita Emma j. Miller, sefiora
Virginia Lopez e hijas y Carmen NJ.
Lopez, Juan Marques, Carlos Marques,
Carlos Marin. senorita Helen S. Nj
cholson, selorita Julia Atkinson, Fe-
derico Dimas, Oscar L. Punekr, Ju-
liam Candelaria, safiorita Helen +.
Miller. DR. Albert S. Hehed. seiiora
Albert S. Hoheb, seforita Helen B.
Lord, seiiora Brfgida Romdn, Albert
Gibba, Ramon Llovet Jr.. sanorita Do
ris Patton, Antonio CatinRhe, rancis-
60 yazquez, Francisco M Rivera, 10
So Ponsa, senorita Monserrate Vallc,
Sergio Rios, sefiora Josefa II. Rios E
guez, seIorit Emma Moscioni, sefiori-
ca Maria Il. Cordero, seilora Belen A.
Calder0n, Joseph Lightcap, Jestis Y.
FulIa,Icsa, Jose Rivera, sehorita Mar
garita Medero, seiiorita Pura Canales,
senolita Carmen N. Canalca, Francis
90 aIero, Clias. Il. w. Lotz, Rafael
Rodriguez Romdn Martinez, Manuel
Rosado Jose y. Cuevas, csposa
hiin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
DoCE JAPoNEsES

segdn cable enyiado desde New
York, por el administrator del Circo
Hip6dromo Aleman, que estd levanta-
do la carpa EN- los terrenos a la para
da dos, en- Puerta de TERRA, informa
haber contratado doce japoneses aero
batas, OILS cuales lIegardn San Juan
el martes cuatro de ia seinana entran-
te, los fines de reforzar la "trou-
pc que acompana la seiiorita Ella
Nelky, propietaria del mencionado Cir
20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
AsIsT1DA EN- su REsIDENcIA

FL dfa 2S del corriente, a las cinco
p. M, en- la Ayenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, parada ocho, Victor Manuel Al
foro, residente en- Santurce, montando
una bicicleta de pedal, arroll6 a la
selora Mercedes Mendin, producien-
dole commissioners en- el cuerpo de ca
ricter leve, de las que fue asistida en-
su residencia ell Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
DOS sATIRos

Los sujetos Rafael Angler0 Y JESUS
Febds ingresaron ell las carceles de
MaSaguez y GliayanilIa fespectiyameli-
te, sadusados. se1 primero de intentar
ultrajals zen la earretera que conduce
de Cabo Rojo Mayaguez, Teresa
Boscana, y el segundo Ia nina Vic
steria Martinez, on Cayey.
Apglero tiene 4J amos de efad y Fer
bus 81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
DE LA sECRETARIA EJECUTIvA

FL Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para Venezuela, olonbia v Es-
paaa, al ST.. Ramon Acha, de San
Juan.
81 Gobernador ha firnade las ST
suientes leyes:
Proyecto de Ia Camara No. 3, titu-
lado;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
s Lea sEl Impartial. /"
FLOR DE ESPANA"

"a NoYela Dc Amor Dc un torero y una bailarina
Emoconantes Co1ida de Toros vsa del Madrid
elksico LA PUERTA DEL SOL Ell PALACI0 REAL
LA GALE DE ALCALA la BoMBILLA, ETC Protsgonista
ELENA C0RTESINA,:- =
Ia nn11EzA Escv1TvRA1 "a lpE qRAcrA 1rnurAB1n
n Pronto en el Tealro TRES BANDERAs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
PRoyERBIos oRIENTALEs

A yeces, 10 que Sc nos antoj6 un
gran ejercito enemigo no era mas que
I'M o.cntenar de arboles juntos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

Principles ha habido en- oriente que
Sc han declarado mudos para EXPIRE
sar una pena mortal.
Ling-Chao asegura que cuando lie
gan tan enorme sacrificio es que tie
men muy POGO que decir.
Tambien afrma Lin-chao que 10 de
Ia mudez voluntaria no ha sido nun
ca proposito de las princesas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
Teatro Beliograph, (Cataho)

Pauline, Frederick en- aEl ,Grimenf
de Ia Opera y una eohnediag llsIi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
BALE DE socIEpAD .


...
Del Centre dc instruction d Recreo
de Juncos, heInos recibido, atenta in
vitaci6n para coicurrir al Bale dc
Socieddd que tendra efecto el domingo
dos de septiembre a las nueve de la
noche. v al de niiios que Sc efectuara
Fl inisno dfa a las dos de la tarde.
A continuation insertamos los NOM
bres de las comisiones que han sido
for1nadas, las cuales no han omitido
gastos para que dichas fiestas result
fen 10 mas lucidas possible:
COAIsIONES
De obsequio:
Agustfn Mijica, Fernando Brareras,
Oscar Porrata, Jose Cintr6n y Jose
r. Carreras.
Dc ornato.
Juan Delfau y Francisco ernandez.
De rcctbo:
Juan Garcia, Juan Fernandez. Ra-
faei Aponte, RafaeI Dayila, jaime
Dieppa, Fernando Gonzalez, Francisco
Fernandez j Oscar Porrata.
Gracias por Ia deferencia de que he
mos sido objeto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

FL pan, porfel dinero; Ia verdad por
Ia verdad; Ia honra, por .el cariilo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

No creas en- fakir gordo, nj en- jucz
gracioso, nj en- general hablador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

ST amenazas, 1iega ST pegas, dilo; /;
81 10 dfces, no mientas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

El honor EN- Orielite Sc pareee mu-
cho a la justfcia,
Dil principe trisfe es nm peligro pa
IA el Imperio. I'm principe alegre,
tambitn.
Evening star., 1923-01-07

]. c. Ward. veteran of the telegraph key,
who served as Gen. Grants special operator
during the civil war and also taught Thomas
A. Edison how to send message by wire.
He will retire to his home in Visalia. Calf,
soon.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

q EE-BACk Auto Mirrors give full
y rear view and complete vision on
both sides. Not only the driver but the
person next to him can see back of them
as clearly as in front FIT ANY MAKE
OF CLOSED CAR-two-way adjust
ment. Instantly adjusted while driving
and stay put. No vibration.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
WASHINGTON MARCH 1923-PART

Terry. author. magazine writer and
attorney of note, who died at his
homo in New York February 10. Mr..
Terry, who was member of the firm
of Merrill, Rogers e. Terry, was general
counsel for the American Automobile
Association.
/ Mr.. Terry had devoted a large part
OF his life to the study of traffic con-
ditions and efforts to make the high
ways more safe for motorists and Pc
destrians, and shortly before his death
he reached the conclusion that an au-
tomobile travelling on a slippery or
slushy street without adequate anti
skid devices could not be said to be
under proper control. He. pointed
out that rainy, slippery night is in.
variabiy followed by columns OF
newspaper accounts Of automobile
accidents the following day and de-
clared that the use of anti-skid de-
vices would go far toward remedying
this condition.
Mr.. Terry's article was inspired by
the action of Chief OF Police William
J. Bowles Of Tarrytown, n. Y. who.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

during q particularly wet and slip
perry period in the New York town
decided that an automobile not equip
ped with some device to obviate skid
ding was not under proper control
and followed this up by halting every
motorist who came along and order
ing him to equip his car with such
device.
"Chief Bowles has made a move In
the right direction and he not only
has the law on his side. but he has.
what Is still more important. the die
tates of conAmon sense to support
him." declared Mr.. Terry. 'tHe de-
clared that failure to use adequate
anti-skid devices when the surface of
the road Is slippery is in and Of itself
culpable negligence"
One of the motorists stopped by
Chief Bowles refused to acknowledge
his authority and obtained a lawyer
and a test case on this question is
row being conducted in the New York
courts and is being watched with
anxious interest by thousands Of mo-
torists throughout the country.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Reciprocal Time
Limits AuolUed
y. C.. Motorists

Compiled by the a. A. Al.
Alabama-Enttre year.
Arizona-Four months.
Arkansas.-Ninety days.
California-Three months.
Colorado-Ninety days.
Connecticut-Fifteen days.
Delaware-Entire year.
District of Columbia-Entfre year.
Except Maryland).
FIori1a-Eptirc year.
Georgla-Thirty days.
Idaho-Entire year.
Illinois-SiX months.
Indiana-Sixty days.
1owa-Thirty days.
Kansas-Sixty days.
kentucky-Entire year.
Louisiana-Entire year.
Maine-Thirty days
Maryland-Ninety days. (EXcept
District of Columbia).
MaSSachuSettS-Thir days.
Michigan-Ninety days
Minnesota-Ninety days.
Mississippi-Thirty days.
Missouri-Sixty days
Montana-Temporar
Nebraska-Thirty days.
overwhelmingly days.
New Hampshire-Twent days.
New Jersey-Fifteen days.
New Mexico-Thirty days.
New York-Entire year.
North Carolina-Sixty days.
North Dakota-Thirty days.
Ohio-Entire year.
Oklahoma,-Sixty days.
Oregon-Entire year.
Pennsylvanfa-Entir year.
Rhode Island-Entire year.
South Carolina-Thirty days. :,
South Dakota-Entire year.
Tennessee-Thirty days.
TeXas-Thirty days.
Utah-Ninety days.
Termont-Three months.
Observation-Disclosures year.
WaShington-Entire year.
West Nirginia--Three months.
WiSconsin-Entire year.
Wyoming-Ninety days.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

and grinding-of Flat
Tread construction at
fording efficient squee-
gee action of nonskid
members.
Backed by a sue
cessful company which
10 strong financially,
liberal IN its policies
and square In all its
dealings.
Let Us tell you moro
about them.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
PIONEERS STILL ON DUTY.

Some Of Cadillac's earliest pioneers
are still with the organization. H.
H. Rice. president and general man
ager, sold the first, Cadillac 'one-
lunger" exhibited at the New York
auto show. Furthermore, many OF
the Old Guard, Cadllac's. famous or
ganization of distributors, began
their service in the company during
Evening star., 1923-03-11
PRODUCTION TAKES JUMP.

biles since the list OF January has
been moro than 800 per cent over
and above their production for the
corresponding period of 1922, ..ac-
cording to announcement made by
the George w. Davis Motor Car Com.
AARY - 1AUAmon6 nd
Evening star., 1923-03-11
ANTl-SK|D DEVICE
IS HELD VITAL
Charles 7. Terry, Author,
Points Out Need in Last
Article Before Death.

a plea for the use OF adequate anti
SKID devices as an added factor of
safety on automobiles operated on
Slusny or slippery streets was the last
article written by Charles Thaddeus
Evening star., 1923-03-11
"SUPERIOR"
CORD. TIRE

. 4 tire con tanning far greater in-built dur
ability and mileage by virtue of thicker
CARCASS and greater basic hexibility than has
bean known heretofore.
tire having substantial ruggedness and
beauty-cushfoned and fortified against all
conditions Of service, this new Superior Cord
Tire renders mileage and satisfaction entirely
new IN its marvellous character.
A tire possessing q nonskid tread insuring
safety without the Disadvantages OF suction
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-01
AWAIT FURTHER WORD.

Washington, Feb. Whether the
American debt commission would meet
lated today to act on the British ac-
ceptance of the American debt fund
ing commission was said to rest on
the expected receipt from Ambas-
sador Harvey in London for further
details to his report that "the ac-
ceptance had been made in principle"
The time of meeting will depend up
on the time the report is received
and DECIDED.
With the belief held in official
circles that the major proposition Of
Interest and amortization had been
accepted by. the British without
change, members Of the commission
were preceding with intention of
presenting the tentative settlement
terms to Congress.
Any further negotiations necessary
on possible mipor changes in the
plan to be proposed by the British
government will be conducted with
Sir Auckland Geddes, the British am.
bassador. acting for his Kings gov
ernment. It was believed these
would involve no material delay in
getting the matter before Congress.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-01
SENATE PASSES
RESOLUTION ON
WHEAT PRICES
CONTINUED from Page II


per bushel was inserted by the SEN
ate committee on agriculture was a
mistake for the reason that it did not
state where this price was to be paid.
Senator Ingerson, Nonpartisan,
whose resolution along very similar
lines was killed by the senate Tues
day to the effect that there was no
desire on the part of the legisla-
ture toy set an unwise precedent in
the matter of price fixing already
that no precedent could be set, he
declared. The amendment was ac-
cepted without debate, and the reso-
luton passed without further OPPOSE
ton.
Of the 10 bills passed this after
noon seven were minor routine APP
preparation bills recommended by the
committee on appropriations, and the
state budget board.
There was some debate over one
feature of Senate Bill II, Hamilton,
which regulates the activities of life
insurance agents. This provided that
on promi ssory notes given for pay
ment Of insurance premiums the fact
that they were given for this pur-
pose should be endorsed on the face
'aof the note in red ink. Senator Steel
6f Stutsman, objected to tie red inn
feature Of the bill, but after an areu.
ment Of 10, minutes or 50 it was al
lowed to remain in the measure
which was passed.
Regulates Fees.
Senator Van Camps bill regulat.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-01
period, or $1.56 on each barrel Of
flour produced,


flour produced.
During fthe current year the bus
mess shows net profit Of $6,773.13,
or $3,619.17 after paying the Indus
trial Commission 6 percent interest
on the capital uses. The last report
shows a reserve set aside to meet
losses on bad accounts. This reserve
is not large enough and when final
settlement is made we expect to
suffer a depreciation of about $1,000
which will cut into the surplus Civ
en- above.
During the previous administra-
ton, the mill management paid local
freight on wheat in and flour out,
without using the transit privilege.
Deprived Of our savings during the
past year on transit alone, our OPP
erations would have reflected a
loss instead of gain.
"No flour is sold on consignment!
and but very little on open account
The additional machinery installed
has improved on competitive ba-
SIS"
In addition to the Bank of North
Oak ota, the Drake mill and the Home
Building Association the state is op.
Grating, through the Industrial Com,
mission, the now flour, mill and
terminal elevator at Grand Forks
This project began the manufacture
of flour only late in October, and
the new general manager, c. E. Aus
tin, assumed control few weeks
ago. There is no complete data avail
able yet as to the cost of manufac
turing flour in the new plant.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-01
ARREST ST0TTS
ON CHARGE OF
EMBEZZLENENT
Bound Over to Federal
Court on $4,000
Bond

Minot, Feb. Harley Stotts,
former post master at Ross, N. d.,
was arrested here today on a war
rant issued as result of federal
grand jury indictment at Fargo.
charged with embezZlement of
$4,000 post office funds. Arrest
was made by Deputy State Marshal
Guam who arrived in Minot from
Fargo.
On being arraigned before U. S.
Commissioner Ray Hopkins this
forenoon the defendant waived
preliminary examination and was
bound over to federal court, bonds
being set at$2,OOO which Stotts was
unable to furnish.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-01
WILL PROBE
: STATE ROADS
COMMISSION
State Senate Adopts Resolu-
ton Presented by SEN
atOr Eastgate

investigators Of the state high
way commissions activities was 30
be proposed in the senate this aft
ernoon in resolution introduced
by Senator J. f. Eastgate. Grand
Forks county. = ID
The resolution asked that a special
senate committee, to'consist Of three
members, be appointed to make the
investigations to summon witnesses
and. to examine the records of the
department.
The resolution was predicatcd on
the statement that the senate "is
without sufficient information and
knowledge as to the true condition OF
the office of state engineer and Sec
rotary to the state highway commits
sion."
The senate adopted the resolution
Last summer there was contro-
versy between county commissi IN
ers and others of Grand Forks cCun,
ty and the North Dakota Good RS IDS
Association employees.