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The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
Chorus Rehearsal Tomorrow.

Final rehearsal of the French
chorus for the concert presentation
of the opera. Carmen, at the Wilson
Normal School Monday evening. will
take place in the school auditoriun
at S o'clock tomorrow. Augnst
King-Smith, director of the cborns
will be in charge of the rehears.l
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
Expect $1ss. 900 Revenue.
PIONEER SUFFRAGIST
RAPS PASSAGE; QUITS

Lexington. Ky. June 6.-Mrs.
Laura Clay. pioneer woman suffra-
gtst in the South and former presi-
dent of the Kentucky Equal Rights
Association. has withdrawn from
that organization. Mrs. Clay de-
Clared the Susan B. Anthony suf-
frage amendment passed by the
United States Senate violates the
principles of State rights by its en-
forcing clause.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
OFFER PLAN TO AVERT
D. c. WATER FAMINE

Washington is on the verge Of a
water famine during the summer. and
only the striotest saving can avert
the threatened danger. ]. s. Garland.
superintendent Of the Water Depart
ment. yesterday warned the pubic.
The warning followed submission by
Gen. W. l. Marshall. OF the United
States Army. retired. former engineer,
Of a recommendation for an inmedi.
ate increase In the city's water sup
ply.
The plan as worked out by the army
engineers contemplates an increase of
the supply by 100000 gallons daiIv
at cost OF 100000. This construc-
tion work would require about six
months to complete.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
W.R. &E.T0 ASK
FOR FEDERAL AID
Appeal to Recently Created
Railways Commission De-
clared Only Recourse.

An appeal over the head of the
Public Utilities Commission to the
Federal Railways Commission will
be made by the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company. unless
the District Utility body provide s
financial relief claimed necessary by
the W. r. and E. to prevent its in
solvency.
This statement was made last
night by officials of the railway
corporation.
we are marking tins until re-
suits show the success or failure of
the 2-cent transfer" said one. I'VE
have contended from the start that
the 2-cent transfer would fail TO
provide enough additional revenue,
and unless the Utilities Commission
gives further assistance, as we are
confident it will eventually, an ap-
peal Will be made to the Federal
Commission"
To Safeguard Railways.
The Federal Commission was an
pointed recently by President Will
son. Its function is to investigate
and make recommendations as To-
methods for protecting street rail-
way systems against bankruptcy.
lmpossibility of complying with
the order of the Utilities Commits
sion for increased service is ex-
pressed in a communication from
the w. R. and Z. to the commission
to be mailed today.
cost of $1,000, 900 for new cars
would be entailed in carrying out
the schedule ordered by the con-
mission, II is declared by the COM
pany. which states further in the
communication that additional on
Grating expenses would be s25S, 900
annually. more than the company's
estimated income from the transfer
Expect s1ss.O0o Revenue.
President Ham said YESTERDAY
that an average of $500 a day is
expected from the transfer. bringing
an estimated total revenue of s16s,-
600 by the end of the year. The
transfer order will expire January 1
unless otherwise ordered by the
Utilities Commission.
Interesting developments from the
public's viewpoint are expected from
meeting of the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations tonight in the Dis
trict Building.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
S165,OOO, 600 MERGER
PLANNED BY PACKERS

Chicago. June "Details OF the
SIG5. 900 600 merger OF eight pack
ing companies into one giant or
Ca1jzatiOn headed by John Hawkin-
son, of Wilson and Company. will
~ made public in Nv York Mon
day. it was announce here today.
Under plans of the row organiZa-
tiOn present owners VII retain Op-
Grating and financial interests. aC-
cordinc - the announcement.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
CHICAGO PHONE RATES.
BOOSTED 20 PER CENT

Chicago, June e-The high cost OF
living vert up another notch here
when % per cent increase In teio-
phone rates was announced by the
Chicago Telephone o-sapany. Cor
poration Counsel Etteison declared ne
Immediately will apply for an IN
junction. Unlimited service for bus
mess houses was abolished, as were
residence service rates, These will be
replaced by charges on a percentage
basis.
The old $50 a month phone in dwell
lings Is abolished under the new rul-
ing.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07

at 1920 Monroe street northwest,
residence Of Rev. w. w. Curry.
Katherine Hughes. Canadian lee
turer and writer for the freedom OF
Ireland. will speak at p. m. Sum
day at Gonzaga Hall. I street. near
North Capitol. on The Present Day
Revival of Gaelic Political Prin-
ciples." Frank Walsh. jr. also will
speak.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
Frederick Thompson
Dies After Operations

New York. June 6.-Frederick w.
Thompson. creator of many famous
musement parks, scenic railways
and similar enterprises. died here
cday afer series of operations.
Thompson built the New York
Hippodrome, Luna Park at Coney
Island. and many of the attractions
at the San Francisco Exposition of
1915.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07

The government has bought 1900
alarm clocks for the army. But IL
will not require this order to convin@,
our friends across the sea that the
United States army Is wide awake
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
Wax Works Murder Riles Him.

New York. June 6.-Dr. w. X. Will
kins. charged with wife murder. sued
Coney Island museum for $25.O0o The
museum had a wax works OF the al
legged murder
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
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Small. 1Sc: tax. 1c.1oc
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Comfort Powder
Small, 23c; tax. lc. .2te
Large, 45c; tax, &c. .4.c
Djer-Kiss Tale. 2Sf
32c; tax. &c.
Graham's Violet 30.
rated Tale. full pound
sprinkle-top box, or
lee; tax, 1c.
Hudnut's Violet sec
Tale 25c: 26c
tax, 1c.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
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The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
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The Washington herald., 1919-06-07

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The Washington herald., 1919-06-07
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a good assortment to select one from, all popular
and reliable.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-07

Parker's Hair Balsam.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
"a d%elincuencia infantil
sera combatida con
gran energla
Los concentrates Y aErupaciones
diversas tomaran parJc NIFTY
activa er esta campapa

nuen nunlero de colHGrclantes Ge
iclas naciona!:daGes de Ia ciudad to-
mara parte muy activa en- Ia campa-
m que Sc Va a cmprcrder en- contra
de In d~elincuencia ~juvcnil. DichoS CO.
Uncertainties obrardr en- combination
ION los funcionarios Judiciales, las
autoridades locales Y las agrupacio-
mes socia!cs locales diferenteS que.
como ell Club de Muieres de IL ciu-
dad. cstin muy interesados Ell Este
aSunto.
Al efecto. aunQuc no sc nd toma-
do un acuerdo defitivo Sohre el par
t~icular. Sc tiene en- proyecto llevar
q cabo con ia cooperation de los ne
gociaNtes V de las agrupacioneS indi-
cados. Ia construction de un esta-
5Iecimiento especial en- donde Scran
i~nternados los iovenes, asi varones
como mujereS. que sean ~encontra-
dos vagando Il deshoras de la nochc,
V los que cometan delitos ligeros,
p~rocurandose durante cl tempo que
dure su ca~utiverioS obtener pOr me-
los diverSos su regeneration.
Como va 10 hemOs dicho en- otras
ocasiones. las autoridades judiciales
Sc e]ncuentran en- la actualidad muy
preocupadaS Sobre Ell particular a
causa de que Sc ha visto palpable-
mente que en- los ultimoS meseS los
delitos de mas significacion han Sido
cometidos por genie demasiado jo-
ven. siendo eScasas las faltas consul
mazda por ioa aduitoS, h~abiindosia
llegado Il Ia conclusion de que Ia
delincucncia en- los memories de edad
es ell reSultado de la falta de aten-
ci0n de algunos padres para con sus
hijos. estando a~ctualmente en- estu-
do 81 merecen un caSt;go o no los
los padres de los j0veneS cue come
tan alguna falta.
Mientras este deciden las autori-
daGeS Judiciales, las agrupacioneS a
que nos referimos. en- combination
con los negocianteS, eStan estudian-
DO contener pOr sU parte ell nal en-
la forma en- que hemoS indicado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Una senora mexlcana
fue asaltada en- las
afueras de Ia ciudad
FL asaltante, que es un soidaao, que
fue identificado por Ia asaltada.
ha sido ~capturado

La sonora Cayetana Wllasenor de
Gomez Guien. en- compania de Su ia
miIia reside en- n pequena casa del
canine de Quintana. 4 ocho nn!laS
de In ciudad, fue asaltada en- su DO
micilio aver en- Ia amnana por un
soldadc. cuando ella Sc encontraoa
sola en- su hogan. Sc ignora los mo-
viles del delincuente al introduclrSe
2 Ia casa de Ia mencionada sonora
nero Sc presume que fue el robo 10
que 10 oblig6 a clio.
Cuando la senora Quintana de Go
mez fuG atacada lanz0 grItos dc So
zorro, Dor 10 que el soldado delin-
cuente. temiendo que alguien fuera
on a~uyilio de la asa!tada, emprendlo
= fura. con direction a San Antonio.
Varias hcras mas tarde lego a su
hocar el esposo de Ia sonora villa
senior de Come, Y en- 81 companla Sc
dedicidio a venir a porer ell asunto
IN conocimiento de las autorlaades
del Condado. las que, hi vez ente-
radas del hecho, hicieron todo 10 que
estuvo de su parte para localizar al
a~saltante.
Al efecto. los Diputados Sheriftes
Edward Stevens V Antonio Diaz, a.
comDanagon u la sonora Nillasenor Y
Al senior Gomez al Kelly Field. don
de. avudadoS por. ell PreboSte Maris-
cal. Ia asaltada logr6 identificar al
soldado que Ia atac0 en- su r~eSldencla'
Habiendo 81 Gelincuente confesa-
do desde luego su falta. fue reducl-
do . prisi6n en- Ell mismo Kelly tle!d'
donde sera juZgado por una Corte
Marcial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
precise prevenirnos
contra Ia malaria

De acuerdo con los intorme> pro-
rorciouadoS por cl doctor W. y.
King. Jefe del Departamento de Sa-
lubridad dc la ciUdad. Y el Captain
Bryce Delaney. miemhro de las Off
cinas de Salud federaies. quicncs
llevaron 4 cabo una minuciosa inves-
~tjgaci6n en- la ciudad durante el dia
de aver. ia estaci5n de Ia enfermc-
dad conocida con el nombre de Ma
laria ha entrado va Y ell publico deDe
e~vitarla combatiendo a los mosquitoes
que son los que llevan consigo ell ger
men de este nal.
En- la referlda inspection que los
mencionadoS doctoreS efectuaron a.
yer. encontraron i In ciudad en- muy
buenas condolences higiGnicas, 10
cual haran constar en- Su informe
orGinario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Ell servicio de
correos notablemente

Segun los informes proporciona-
dos por Ia Administration local de
correos, e. servicio del ramo respec-
two va 4 mejorar notablemente en-
TODD ell pals con los cuarcnta mil
camiones que el ]ejercito cedio 4 dt-
cho DepartamentO.
Al efecto, los AUTOMOBILES en- cue,
ton seran utiliZadoS Ell establecer
rutas postaieS directas 4 ~aquellos
.ugares en- que, por la falta de omn
nicacioneS no las hab'a. siendo re-
forzadas en- las poblaciones Y en- los
suburbios de las ciudades donde no
era muy intense dicho servicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
NO HA TERMINADO LA CAMPA-
MA EN- FAVOR DE LOS
JUOIOS

Los trabajos que con ell obJeto &c
reunir Ia cantidad de treinta Y Gin
co mil pesos con los que seran So
corridos los .judios que Ell su prople
pals har sufrido con motive de ia
guerra. no ha terminado toGavla. a
causa de que faltan. segdn los intor-
me-, rendidos aver por los comltes
Que han estado laborando en- este
sentido, mil novecientos pesos para
completar dicho fondo.
Sc cree que en- uno o dos dias
mas de trabajos la cantidad que fall
IA por reunirse sera completada. ce-
rrandose luego los trabajos respec-
tiros que debian haber terminado Ell
sab..do de Ia semana pasada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Lad-ones de AUTOMOBILES ante
el Jurado

En- Ia 3Ta. Corte de Distrito Ia
dado principio el eStudio de la eau
sa que Sc ha estado instruyendo en-
contra De varioS j6veHes que lorna
ban una bien organizada cuadrilla
&c ladrones de automobiles ' n que
consume IN gran uumero de deiitos
de eSta naturaleza. en- los Ultimos
meseS del anc pasaGo : en- los pri-
meroS del presente.
e Jefe de la partida - el prime
70 que comparecera ante el Jurado
' quien fu6 examinado aver pOr Sus
iuecss, estanGo acusado del robo De
seiS carros los que fueron personal
mCnte hurta9oS Dor el.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
JugaGores sorPr-ndiaos

En- una casa de las Gales cenCricas
lie Ia ciudad. los agentes del Depar-
tamenJo de Detectives, kilday. Ma
ven, Eanlandigham Y Eernicl, Sor
prendieron V capJUraron a Seis anne
r;canos que jugaban baraja. hablen-
do rcgulares apueStas de por medic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Fue golpeado o un desconocido

Salvador Aware. fue goIpeado
aver. 4 Ia una de la manana, en- Ia
Gale de Sausaba, por On desconoci-
DO que no pudo ser capturado.
Aware >e dirigia 4 su domicilio,
SiUEado kn la miSma caile de SanSaba,
cuando e desconocido lc asalt".
proporcionandole varios golpeS en- ia
caheZa que no fueron de conSjdera-
ciOn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16

Adler-ik al

"Padeci de una fuerte enfermedad
estomacal V del higado y perdi mas
de 30 libras de peso; pero principle a
tomar Adler-i-ka V en- Ia actuaidaG
Nal peso es mayor que en cua!quler
epoca de mi vida = como ' duermO eS-
plend:dameute."-
La Fond. Little Falls, Mimi.
Adler-i-ka Sirvc para nyE--ai.,a- iaS "ESe'
y sls:&7ciaS SciGas , alIvta CasI y ANITA
NEANESTE Ios dolores Dc .S10Rtacc. LIN
pia "a psrre superior . ,~2ic.ior Iel irIss;'-
no y 81 canal aEneuticio. EsS2eie solas IS
materials pS-judiciales = ursHR.sf3o y con
nucho Mexico So aplica para q conSrpsdo;
. IN gran preventive cont-l - APPENDICITIS.
Pcr muchcs arcs Ssm0S venaIdo NI"e-l-A&.
n cuai esGa cCmPGssta de 'bucA.no-D. cAs-
ca-a. -Tc.rina e Ct-as u.Crs i-oCaS De! tCGo
irofensivas. De v-ara e. a Wagner p-IE
Co. San Antonio. T-%- Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Y POLICIA
Rina entire iudios

F. Official lie Policia Luis Carde-
mas. capture aver a dos judios que
en- una tienda de segunta mano de IL
Gale de W. Commerce., rineron 4 pu-
3adaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Vic;osos arreStados

La Escuadra Contra cl NiCio detu-
70 aver a un vagaDundo. un eOrio
en- la via publica Y dos personals cue
violaron los articulos tres y cuatro
del Reglamento de Policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
PARA FINCAR

+. T:asca, mover ana casa de @s' q 's+ "a.
80 fiordo May Rcs- Wallace. =ale-ia. an 1854
Carson: ". T. Wruya. Ea!eria en- Loo Car
son Harvey Cooper. caIeria en- $50 Monte
-rey J.. j.. Treyino. casa de dos cE1rtos en-
19nl $. flores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
SERVICIO DE MERCEDES SANTO EN-
CATHEDRAL.

II s.rvicio ~reiisioso de Mercedes Santo. st
efectuar;i en- IN Cathedral de San Fernando de
In manera SiGuientc:
Hahrs miSa a las ; y media de II Mariana.
: On y tarde, q las sicte y media. Sc efec-
tuari e! Of;cio de TirieblaS. Toda Ia tardc
-, Oi-in cCnfcSiunes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc arunc;a para hoy. en- San Antonio y
sus alrededoles. an dia despcjaio. con una
temperature minima que variarl entire 80
y 80 g-adc~. topiaHdo afoderados vicntos del
ponicnte al Horte.
81 term metro marco aver In temperature
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
GRATIs-E LOO

"a selor4s y cabaueSos, con civls!Oass para
bil!ete5 : Gae,tiicn con gn sIre.eo cor2P!et"
de imitaci6n dr Gjar-n anlcricauv por valor
dc 10000. pUs ccre c"9a IA sUarleHcia dS.
vs-dadero. Sc IA darcmcS u1r SIS zuVIenuE
Sclamerte - CTS. ~ e~t.tmpliss y psEara q
resto cuantO "a reciba go 50 casa. Dirija
Sc a.
CHICAGO SUPPLY HOUSE. R.
2+44 ". Erie st. Chicago. W.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16

Gradalule OrteEa y Ninfa GaiU.r.
Antonio Dayalo> ) Lsocaiia MARITIME.
Ju~, lie Ia Cruz y Juana Torres.
Juan VI. Saucrdo y Virginia Carranza.
Narcelfno Villedu y SalomG Bernah
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
-ioj--

.Ay rLoA rlurS N sII 'ouezo7 4 o.o
-susI sp eIIsIq!1 rI e soIeP;d 'Ioued
.s7 us soIqIi -pn a2SssoSu opuep0-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16

:ATEECIOEt iATENCION,
CASlRSE.
I, CatlIocc sc d@-a- neS3cs-as y cJraS
-~aciunahdade- $ eEreCSa .jSta &a ae.-
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rexicanas d. or-4S Gaciora.iG&G-s, 81
Eunas v.sia- %" :a:acaablss aHtccsdeD-
!, les, quicaes dean -ucuH--a- IN hC2ra- /
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!, TO tempo. SomJ> jiSnos ac cCC:la-za )
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! ' licitO. No uermi.a. pEss, cue l. -
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Def NCIONES

luis GCuZalca. en- 100 FL ra>u-
Juan Sierra. on @i9 ;. Laredo.
Felicia Palma. en- SIS s. P-co-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
Res!stro Civil
NACTNTENTOS.

Una nina del senur Doroteo AEuiiar y lie
IL sonora Towasa Ramon dc ATuiIar. en- $50
TcrreUn Alley.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08
ARG0NNE MONUMENTS
FOR AMERICAN BOYS

Verdun, June 15.-(Correspondence
Of The Associated Press -Monu-
ments to commemorate the achieve
ments of the Americans in the battle
of the Argonne are bling built, details
of the work being attended to the diff
ferent army units.
A series of concrete monuments
adorned with German machine guns
and in some instances with German
helmets and rifles has been put up to
mark the front line of division ad-
vance or to tell of the capture OF q
certain village by some regiment.
Most of the monuments are being
placed in prominent places near the
main roads, when possible, so that
they will serve as guide posts for
tourists visiting the scenes where
the American Tough their greatest
battle on French soil.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08
ONE DEAD, HURT
IN RACE BATTLE

Dublin, duly 7.-One white man.
George Green is dead, a negro Bob
Ashley, is fatally wounded and
another white man, Clyde Green
a brother of George Green, is serious
II wounded as the result of shooting
in Laurens county early this morning
some distance from Dublin. Ashley
was shot by body of white men
who surrounded his house and he
killed Green.
Both sides in the matter tell differ
ent versions Of the episode and dc
not agree in details. After much in
vestigation this morning the officers
learned that six white men went tC
Ashleys house Sunday night. They
were two Green brothers, John
Payne. Jr., Landers Cannon, Cleve
Bright and Robert Roster. They state
they surrounded the house as they had
information that Hubert Cummings
the negro was killed Raymond Cannon
a few weeks ago, was with Ashley
George Green went to the front door
they told the officers, and called tc
Ashley. Instead of answering, he fired
on Green, who died shortly after
wards. The entire party then fired
into the house Shooting it up badly
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08
MAY REDUCE CRIME BY
TERMS ON CHANGING

Atlanta; Ga, July S-A firm, posi-
tive enforcement of the law, with
chaingang sentences to impress the
seriousness of violations, as a means
of putting a check to the crime cpl
lemic in Atlanta, was urged by Judge
Humphries in the criminal division of
superior court when he swore in and
charged the grand jury
st is fear Of punishment that de-
ters the gerat majority of criminals
I'd causes them to live according to
the law, and, therefore, the courts
must see to it that punishment of SUI
ficient severity to setter is provided"
said Judge HUMPHREYS.
at is true that some offenders stop
their violation of law under a mild
sentence, but light punishment will
net deter the greater number of them.
do not believe in radicalism-the
courthouse is no place for it-but il
the courts hope to reduce crime, they
must convince the offenders that stiff
punishment is in store for them, and
that they are going there for long,
hard service whenever they are con
victed in the courts.
"As far as this court is concerned,
persistent violators Of the law need
expect nothing less than the chain
gang"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08
HIGH COMMISSION
EXPLAINS EMBARGOES

New York, July An official an
nouncement is made here by the
Commission in .explana-
ton of two DEGREES recently issued
by the French government under
which restrictions on imports into
France we're partly removed.
Under a decree becoming effective
June 20, the prohibition of imports
was lifted on all merchandise not
enumerated in the decree. The prin-
cipal articles OF merchandise which
remaining prohibited for the time he
ing except under license are enumer-
ated by the announcement as follows:
Cold storage meats, carded and
combed wool, cheese, spelt and mes
lin in seed Of flour, drinks? p, oil, po-
tassium, chemical products, deriya-
tives of oil-tar other than those OBJ
tanned directly by distillation of the
tar dyes derived from tar, perfumes,
twines with the exception of binding
tWine, textiles, newsprint paper, dress
I'd or made-up furs gold or silver
wires, jewelry clocks and watches,
arms, powders and munitions, musical
instruments and their parts, various
articles of luxury, tobacco, and other
materials prohibited by special law
such as saccarine, distilled liquors.
-uical matches, etc.
The second decree, gives the table
of surtaXes and yalorem to be levied
in addition to the specific duties OF
taxes merchandise.
The rate of surtaXes varies with the
nature of the products under consid-
GRAFTON and according to whether the
general tariff or the minimum tariff
is to be applied; it ranges between )
per cent and 20 or 80 percent and oc-
casionally 40 percent.
For example: The surtax on type
writer's is 10 percent, general tariff.
and 5 percent minimum tariff, that Oh
automobiles is 20 percent general tar
if, and 10 percent minimum tariff for
these which are not already taxed ad
valorem. For this latter, the tax is
20 percent. 1t has not been increas-
ID.