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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
Sc FUGoLA coRTE

Hoy por la m;s mientras astabo
en- Id Corte Mal, pendiente de
la celebration deiuicio nor burto
el p6fugo Manueer (al .Joboso,,
Sc llfo por Ell Daianprendiendo We
loz carrera' VinlH ser caprurado
en- Ia cale de Safo esquind a la
de Allen, por losetiyes Don;neo
Montaner, Lopez ap0. oua salie-
ron On su persecu4 4ohnson va otra
Vez Sc Iugo al spducido San
juan urahdose pSuente del pue-
bio de Bayam0n, YtIe es natural
FL cumplfa su col este mes, nero
el fusarse Y ademfinicio nor bur.I
to pendiente, hara 8ste bastantes
dias mas Ia somb 81 no vuelye
a la Nfuga
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v1EEIRsDADERAMENTE ii Al j Il ELEGANTE

= r.
Ell uersonalsd del Puerto Rico Hegdnte
" no es reclamo- ha mostrado una
vez mas que su establecimiento respon-
de cumplidamente a'su mote o nolnbre-
Bien es cierto que para ell brillante
cuanto artfstico arreglo que Sc acaba
de hacer, dispone de apropiados ador-
nos, las guirnaldas Y b1caros que
constituyen la ,nota mas delicada del
decorado. son de los mas alegres Y
brillantes tonos. FL alunbFatlo el6ctri-
co que ilumina las bOmbillas situadas
en- ell techo, presta deliciosas tonalida-
des al cuadrO Y realmente ofrece cl
elegantisimo local un po6tico cuanto dc
Iicado aspeeto. A Ia luz diurna 70
rs menos brillante el conjuntO deta-
tiles. muchas personas-damas prin-
ci almente- el establecimiento,
tanio por hacer sus cOmpras de Ia
actual temporada, como por admirar
la casa que semeia hermoso jardfn. Els
to, por supuesto, NADIA empece a los
tambien perfectamente combinados
anuncios de la acreditada casa, recor-
dando su buen y, espl6ndido surtido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Ell dia 6 del actual, la Corte Munich
pal resolvio los siguientes casos: por
aggression, Felix Pacheco, 40 dias de
carcel; Jorge Colon, por abuse de con-
ianza, mes de carcel; Juan Tellerfa,
por infringir la Ley de AUTOMOBILES,
$25.OO de multa; tAvelino Febro, por
hurto menor, 6 meses de carcel; por
afterar la paz, Juan Santiago, $1,000
de multa; Marcos Carrasquillo, 8 me-
ses; Bernardo Cortes, $1,000; Ramiro
Colon, Francisco Mora, Pedro H. Baez,
Ramon Ramirez, a $500 cada uno;
Santos Cubertier (Muerte), Hemegil-
do Conception, $500 cada uno; Pedro
Castro Rodriguez, $4,000 de multa;
por juegos prohibidos, Arcade Fuen-
tes, Ramon Adorno, Rafael San
tana, a $1,000 cada uno; Cecilio Mo-
rales, Monserrate Vega, absueltos.
En- la misma fecha, la Corte de Paz
resolvio los casos siguientes:
Por infraccion de las ordenanzas mu
nicipales, Enrique ,Alfaro, 2 dias; Ra-
mon de la Cruz. Guadalupe Ortiz, 8
dfas cada uno; Ramon Sanabria, $500;
America Mercado, dias; Colonia Ca
brera, Angelina Marrero, 10 dfas cada
una; Alejandrina Ayala, 5 dfas de
carcel; Alberto Ramos, Pedro Rivera,
$500 cada uno; Lorenzo Rodriguez,
$500 de multa; Lgi5s Agosto, Clemep7
te Montafiez, jose Vazquez, Julian
Gonzalez, $1.oot catla uno; Jose Fer
nandez, s5.Q45 Binaa9gG Garcia, a$4.0o
de- mplta; Glillefmo Cardenas Angel
Cruz, $1.OO cada uno; Florentino Ri
vera, ;$4.oo; Eugenio Ramos, $1.oo;
Juan Isidoro Martinez, A dias, y por
portar arrnas, Juan Torres y Monse-
rrate Vera, a $500 cada uno.l
"'f 2. 80 20 -~----tgS-----
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LOS vEcl; Sc QUEJAN.

Algunos ved residences ON Ia 40
ne HS'TeSf0' CondadO; Sc quejan
de los pacnes Sc fOrman al fina-
mar esta cai9rmandO verdaderas
maorlguefas d'squitos. Aunque la
caiie es ue col1 no Sc sabe ST por
10 maio del airillado o por estar
deshlVelada IoesOs bacheS.
Yea 10 que ahos 81 Comisiorado
de ServiciO Pu3
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Martin Clemente,
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE.
SUBASTA
AUTOMOBILES usadOs y nuevOs.
Secretario.

Sc recibiran proposiciones ba-
Jo sobre cerrado hasta las 10 de
la malana. diciembre 18, 1919,
para suministrar al Gobierno In
sular dos automobiles de z pasa-
Jeros, 6 cilindros. Sc aceptaran
ofertas por automobiles POGO usa-
dos, los cuales estaran sujetos a
inspection. Pueden obtenerse
proposiciones en- blanco dirigien-
dose al Negociado de Materials,
lmprenta v Transporte, San
Juan, P. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
SESSION EN- La CORTE Federal
Pedro Rocha, dcciUudo cupable

Aver Sc VIC en- la Corte Federal ej
case criminal contra Pedro Rocha. Co
mo liJo Ell IMPARCIAL en- SUI edici6n
de aver, Pedro Rocha fu6 acusado 0e
haler sioiado una correspondence Que
no iba tirigida a q v de apoderafse
de sus valores.
Todo ell dfa de aver el JuradO estu-
vo oyendo la prueba presentada.
R0cha era defendido por el Lcdo.
H Z. R, Francis, ...El ,abogado defensor
fal chlpezar eb 8l1cfo pfesent0 una mo-
ci6n pidiendo el sobreimiento del ca
so. alegando QUO Ia prueha no soste-
MIA la acusaciQn . w
La moci6n flle dcscstimada por el
Juez. T -.-.....-
I'or la tarde como las cuatlo el
Jurado SO fuG delbcrar Y esta ma.
ilana ii las ocho di6 uu geredicto dc
cuIpaDiiidad, suplicando Il la. Corte III
vicra ciemencia con el acusadO.
FL abogado MIR. Francis pldi6 II In
Corte no dictara sentencia hasta den
tro dc siete dias; la COrte accedi6 a
clio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
INDIJLTos

Ell Gobernador con esta fecha ha
concedido indulto Conditional Ma
nueI Martinez Ramos indulto abso-
Iuto Alberto Jimenez. Tambien ha
conmutado la pena de prisi6n perpe-
tua que sufria Domingo Cancel Ithier,
por la de 25 amos de prision.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
DON LrIS CAMpmIn

En- el Manuel Cairo regres0 de Espa.
ma, donde pas6 una temporada, eI senior
Luis Campillo, fiscal de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan. Aver mismo
asisti0 su Oficina, conferenciando con
el Assistant-fseal senior Dfaz ColIazo.
Ell IMPARcIAL da, con regocijo, la
bienvenida al active fiscal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
NEGocIADo DEL TRABAJo

La Corte Mupieipal de Juana Diaz
sentenci6 a $4,000 de multa Per-
fecto Rabasa, por infracci6n la Ley
de Andamios.
lei Inspector del Trabajo Cecilic
Lebr6n sali6 para Aguadilla, San Sc
bastian y Guanica a inspeccionar cen
Ttrales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
Muy ST.. Mo:

Muy sr. Mo:
| Es en- mi poder }opia dc su carts
dc aver dirigida al Hon. Emilio de
TOro, Presidente de la Comision dt
Medi1ci6n Conciliaci0n, en- la cual
declinan IDS. reconocer tai Comisi0r
para el objeto de eonvenir un arreglc
de Ii huelga Gle ntestros emp!eadOs
Y en- la cual sugierl usted dos promo
tsiciones como bases para discussion y
arreglO entire las DIS parties ihteresa.
das, independientenpnte de la dicha
Comision y de la Le bajo la crale ella
fue creada. a4
7 Aunque tai comulicaci0n no lla sido
diriGlda mi, como Representative de
la American Railroad Company, no obs
tante, EN- mi desed de llegar a un
prOnto arregl0 de esa controversial, la
cual tan grandemene afecta al p1bli-
eo,- trsf 'eemoa' 'esta- Eompaiifa, he to-
mado nota de su Gaia Y tengo cI gus
to demanifestarle qe estoy dispues-
to sOmeter nuesthS diferencias al
arbitTaje. de un Conte independence,
compuesto de tres pesonas, puesto que
yo siempre he9 estad dispuestu a So
meterlas la Comisin Official &c Me-
diacion Y Conciliacid.
! Ell Comite indepent tente de hrbitra-
je Sc compondra de IN miembro ele-
gldo por los empleads en- huelga, Otro
por mi, el tercero labra de Ser ele-
gido por estos dos nembros va NOM
bradus.
Por consiguiente, qbda bien catendi
do:
1 A la aeepta acitn De esta PROPOSE
ci6n, todos fos ehpledoe en- huelga,
cuyos servicios pueha4 Ser i' ree1qiuelidos RED
por la Compaffa, vblvEan a TRAFALGAR
inmediatamente, bao rs condolences
laxtstahtessa4 SO oRaaptss ISesllaa hpelg,a,
|en tohro- ri Oomite ti@ ArfASaje Fesuel |
| = 0J1NTIT VII y - IN &'T
2. Esta proposicih, debe Yer Seep.
tada antes de2las ochd De Ia IAch. de
hoy Mi6rcoles.1 s\A i
3. DeIaeuenao con La reserva estiu
lada en- su mismo proposition de a,
bitraje, es decir, que la resoluc,6n dl
Ila Comision DIP Arbtraje sera sujett
a la ratification y aprobaci6n de Ii
Asamblea General de las Logias con
Ijuntas, en- la mismo forma nom
bre de la American Railroad Compa
ny of Porto RICO, .hago la misma reser
va, es decir que tai resolucion del Co
mite de Arbitraje, quedara sujeta Ii
! ratification y aprobaci6n de nnestr
Comit6 de Direction EN- Paris.
Esperanto su respuesta por escrit
que podra ser remitida nuestra Of
Gina Central, Queda
| De d. alto. S. S.
American Railroad Co. of P. r.
+ Firmado. G. WILLARD
I Manager.
international Association of MGchinis
+ San Juan, P. R. Die. 10, 1919
Sr. Willard, Manager,
American Railroad Co. of P. r.
San Juan, p. R.
Muy Sr. NuestNO:
Reclbf su re- puesta a las especiica
clones que preeiamente nuestros Abo
gados Pena y Soto Rivera lie eutrega
ron al Sr. Toro y en- la cual manifies
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.

Senior:
Cumpliendo con un acuerdo de la
Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones a Obre
rOs tengo el gusto de continuation
relacionar ell nombre de los obreros
cuyos casos fueron resueltos durante
la Ultima semana.
Casos dc Incap0cidGd TrdnsitortG:
Prudencio Torres, Victor Osorio, Co
ronado Dfaz, Jose Fremaint, Alfredo
Rodriguez y Gonzalez, Josds Jimenez
Juah Cruz, Marcelino Bairan, Pedro
Cortijo, Miguel Martinez, Juan Dfaz,
uecilio Rodriguez, Marselfpo Rodrs-
gue3, Pedro setrano, aPlaefdb tMel6ndez,
jose Carmona, Gabriel Reyes, Merce-
des.sviret, Juan E. ,Padfn, Pillar Oquen
do. francisco Orlando, Justo Denis,
Hermeiiegildos~'se eoncepci6n.|' Manuel
Diaz, gantlsta .Reyes, Merdades=: de. de
Jesds, Jose Moiica, Juan 7 Beras-
tain. Maanuel 'Sahtiagos j AnieetoyssNa
800 ~ sAk ~ "a ~
CoD gracias por la publication, So
500 & r, "a "a q ~ 70 iF- f.
Atentamentea {Ib .<{S
CoD,isi6n de ImdemmizGci6n Obreros.
Por j. TrujilIO Lange,
Secretario Administration.
- 4+
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MR.. WILLARD Y FL LCDO. DENTER
EN- La CORTE FEDERAL

Esta mailana el Director lie IA Anne
rican Railroad Company, Sr. George
"a. Willard Y ell abogado de la Compa-
fifa, Lcdo. Dexter estuvieron confe-
renciando con las autoridades de la
Cort1 Federal, en- las oficinas de dicha
Corte.
Uno de nuestros reporters trat6 de
!averisuar sobre que verso La conferen-
cia de dichos se1ores Y simplemente
Sc lie dijo que las autoridades fedora
les buscaban una solucion al conflicto.
El reporter hizo hincapie para te1er
una noticia mas concreta, pero NADIA
Sc agreg6 10 dicho.
Ell Fiscal Mr.. Martin, ha dicho "los
records de Ia Corte haOlardn"..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
DR.. JOSE MENDIN sABAT

Aver Sc encontraba de paso en- es-
ia ciudad este apreciable amigo, re-
sidente en- Arecibo. Ell DR.. Mendin ha
yenido a la capital con motive de la
enfermedad que aqueja a su distin-
guida madre. =
Ell IMPARCIAL saluda cortesmen-
te al apreciable amigo, a la vez que
desea recobre pronto la salud la da-
ma enferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
pEsULTARoN LEsIoNADos

A consecuencia de haberse: Yolcado
en- Ia carretera de Manatf a Vega Ba-
ia ell autom6vil de los seiiores Santana
' Viilamil resultaron lesionados Gus
todio Rosario Rodriguez que viaja-
ban en- dicho vehfculo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
La CAKGA DEL COAHO

El Coamo, que sali6 aver para los
Estados Unidos lleya La sisuiente
earga
12,5OO cajas de flutas, 1000 pies cdbi-
COS, 7TS barriles, 625 caias Y 400 pacas
de tabaco, 1850 saees dc cocos, so pa
cas- de algod6n, 50N cajas de frutas en-
laias, 120 barriles en melado, 925 bull
tos de carga general y correspondence.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
AsoCIACIoN DE oF1CINIsTAs

ASOCIACION DE OFlClN1SIAS
Ell Secretario de Puerto Rico ha ex-
pedido certicificado de registro la
sociedad del pals denominada AsociG-
-cidn General de Ofcimistos de Conner
clio de Puerto Rico, cuya oficina sc es-
tablecera en- San Juan, P. r. Los f.
mes principales de la asociaci6n son
defender ell derecho de sus miembros a
ser lemunerados en- forma equitativa
' de acuerdo con la eficencia de la Ia
Dor desempehada, asf como de Ia situa
ci6n por que atraviesa. sus incorpo-
radores son los sefiores Tomas Lame
la, lose J. villamil, Jose R, Roberts,
Rafael Diez de Andinos Antonio Sar-
miento. Antonio Pomales Y Francisco
e. foste, todos de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
FlDEL G. cAD1LLA

Aver tarde recibimos una grata sor'
presa: la vista en- nuestra redaccion
de nuestro apreciable amigo senor dor
Fidel G. Cadilla. nuestro represetan
te en- Arecibo.
FL amigo Cadilla estuvo en- Sar
Juan breves horas, pues vino a re
cibir uno de los caballeros de Ii
casa Roses, de Arecibo, en- la cua
el seior Cadilla es un alto empleado
muy antique.
Cadilla es un caballero muy ala
BILE, muy cortes y que sabe ganarse e
afecto de todos los que lie tratan.
I'm saludo enviamos nuestro que
rido representante, anhelando Sc re
pitan esas visitas por esta su casa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11

CosiIsIoN DE INDENNIzACIoN A
oBRERos.-- CAsos DE ACCIpEN-
TES vIsTOS. .DURANTES. LA IL. -.
ULTIMA SEMANA
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Amc sitan Railroad Company of Porte
Ric0

San Juan, P. r. Die. 10, 1919.
Sr. Andres Carcador,
P;esidente, Comitf de la huclga dc
los empleados del Ferrocarril.
. San Juan, r. II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-22
Department of the Interior,
Washington, D. c., May Is. 1919.
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salary adjustments being based on
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REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must
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less than sixteen years Of age, and Il
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Washington, ID. c., or The Secretary
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-22
WORLDWIDE CHILD
We -[hAE CAK.PAIGh

Paris, April 21.---A world wide child
welfare campaign to be given first
place in the international peace pro-
gram Of the Red Cross is the recon-
mendation of the group of eminent
children specialists attending the
Cannes conference at which the
Troundwork of extending Red Cross
activities through the world is being
laid. REGARDLESS of racial or national
jealousies and prcjudices the sympa-
thies OF all poonles are international
concerning children declared DR..
William =. Lucas. OF the University OF
California I'm expressing the senti-
menr Of the conference.
DR. l.. Emmett Hot Of New York,
presented a report from the section
on child welfare designed to secure
equality Of opportunity for every child
of every country and of whatever So
cial condition. The immediate and ac-
i've program Of child welfare work
recommended To- offset the abnormal
sickness and death rate resulting from
the war includes the education OF
prospective parents. the welfare of ex-
pectant mother. obstetrical and other
assistance. nursery supervision. in
Guiding health studies IN the schools
recurring physical examination OF
schoolchildren and detailed health rec
ords, special attention to subnormai
children and universal age limits and
close physical supervision of child
labor.
The children specialists participat-
ing in this phase of the conference
in addition TO Or. Holt and DR.. Lucas.
are Dc. Samuel McC. Hamill. director
of child welfare. ot go .lnsylvania: DR..
Z Fritz q Cen
eral Hospital Boston for the United
States. Sir Arthur NewSholme, Major
TRULY King Lt-Col II. r. Kenwood,
for England: Dr. Armand Delilie, DIR
Maurice Pehu Prot. Pinard. for
France. DIR. Francesca Valgaussa and
Col Ctcear Baduel, for italy and DR..
Kahers Hmm. for Japan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-22
SEEING AMERICA FIRST
ny C.. w. Morrison.

War; Americans who have been
ioaEsnp forward 20 a trim 10 Europe
10 'eer tire hattlofel9s before they get
strafAftencff eut" will ho disa ppointcd.
TIL sasf,nl sAsttea '~ord it4ons abroad do
not rrorn sc much con- ort or pleas
ure from such a 3aunt oven II pas
port~hitiiouities and either such tribes
as siea raship Accommodations did not
exist. Sc the slogan gee America
first" which started before the war for
the purpose NJ djvcrftng some ~ The
millions of dollars yearly and In
creasinriy spent by shiploads Of Amer
Jeans is likely u hnvo more effect this
gear~ and autoro ohNing via the Line
cln ihtghway Is likely 10 become the
fad or the season.
In preparing for this trip automo-
biiists must lock we'll TO their ignition.
The electric system Of the car should
be, thoroughly overhauled II a bat
terry Ignition is use6 IL IS advisable TO
he aenhly. careful as ii would he very
unpleasant 10 he stalled miles away
frpta any service station. perhaps
crossiue The desert whore II is very
dry, or even in some Of the swampy
dfAtricts of the south where the wet
ness vrfc hesnot he welcome either re-
GdHaless of the expense.
al maps .g,1ould he carefully studied
ann clearly MARKED 20 show all ser
vice statsors where the batteries can
besxepla1ished aILh pui right In Horoc
paris of thv south. among fhc Rocky
MDuntaing ON the Texas plains, over
the beautiful Apache Tral and in
suroe parts of the Arizona desert SER
vice stations are not very close to-
getler WIEN nseTed. nor fs camping
6t,t~ sa!wars an unmixed Joy.
S~ -stGpf don't fnYnHf TO
nut water in II every week Don't
lasA. xnutinw hut DISTILLED water.
Do6 n let st,,c efectrolyte spin on top of
i,att1ry. Don't have an open fame
In 4HA $a1ne room with q charging
hattexS or an open battery Don't per-
naits battery TO stand without a charge.
1,otl't elbow sediment 10 collect in the
ceifks. Don't fail TO keep the terminals
tight Dent connect terminals 10 the
wrong p0Ies. Don't lot terminals come
In od41 act with battery box. Don't for
ret IL test with a hydrometer AT least
rncefsx week. Don't LET your battery
bec6vss< overcharred, Don't permit
plates to becoree huckled by lack ~
water. Don't forget 20 turn off your
s..nhfsn and light switches when you
f-foS ssgaar engine or your battery will
run ont
fxttfuurse II the car is equipped
with VfrAgneto ignition IL r. only nec-
fs+say.Y. To see tha' thp contact 20 rts
aresc1ea,n and n drop of oil put IN the
bearang. once In while then there
Wife ~ fear Of being stalled any
vh6S-eszse cause Of iFHi'ion troubles
'yhSh the country Is hillv and me
real &fou gh} magnetic ignition can al
~ S1tY,e rei'e1 upou 70 eivc the engine
III I'm .nowor ard better mileage 10
- ays1Ef{r{,ys Of @G5fvp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-22

Washington, however, the ranking
member OF the cabinet has assumed
this position and generally. Carter
Glass secretary of the treasury has
been chairman.
The last meeting OF the cabinet was
indicative of the usual attendance.
Four of the ten regulars were pre-
sent and four other cabinet positions
were represented by substitutes.
Secretaries Lane of the department
of the interior and Houston of the de-
partment OF agriculture. Postmaster
General Burlrson and Attorney Cen
eral Palmer were the regulars.
The substitutes were Acting Sec
rotary of State Polk Acting Secre-
tary of War Crowell. Acting Secretary
OF the Navy Roosevelt and L. 8. Rowe,
assistant secretary of the treasury.
Despite the absence OF the presi-
dent, the business OF the cabinet is
carried on in the old way; that Is,
the various secretaries outline the
main subjects of their departments
and discuss them, then at the con-
clusion of the meeting cable digest
of the matters under consideration Is
prepared and transmitted to the pres
ident, he generally cables advice on
any moot point that has arisen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-22
OUR MOST UNPOPULAR TAX.

FFDfH A&NSi3" -
The average American. who fares
today better than the nobility In tbs
spacious days of Queen Eliza beth. Us
MUCH Interested lss tha 10 per sent FAX
on sc-casieS ai-iuxarses. senator
Lodge ara others Save corte 20 their
rescue w3th n sroTH$a& - Fcpeal tht
section hy q special resolution Even
Matcrxtv Eea6er Eiz>H!n - IN fA@'er
OF It's rscoss1 th1s indicating tha| the
xax vs. nit al sections o. shs country.
The stems srv largely made Wn AZ
weSsSrw apparel above a G~ey-ct1 cost z9T
each kind. although trunks. carpets
rsrrare fvnTaes purses. hat-toNes - ~
toilet eases are among arr ."s az
somewhat dtf<egrnt Use. " so pcft-
worthy f~srt4~as Of the bill ara INC
grshsSaS sossS Of T~sces neS"~sArr 70 cen
stit1ta la&ury With JHe Tere ms ~F
oppressed te feminine apTsre! VI III
and boys hats are subject &" 'nN2t''n
rs "serni- luxury Z they cos' as rurh
as S. each Worncu's and misses
hats. bonnetS and hoods 40 not get
into the special class untN the price
reaches SIS Mons and boys SIX
hose arnTsxBfle when Tho cost r'1cl1rs
81 "a. mar. hnt rjla@v can raN twice
AS much before coming w.taar III"
taxable range pa1aw1s rIch'goUns
and underwear for the men heCou"
seyrLluS1ries at.,$5 per, while 3I-
monas petticoats and waists at sl5
earh-tsefsse reHrhing the lttf;t~vfear+'y
show that the. 3AHale Of the specifs
In more costly than the male The
entire setting aside NJ 'tirt ffsf by Il.
special resolution probably will take
place thus eliminating all invidious
distinctions Nevertheless, the stand
ard has heon set and there is enough
psasahpsosss. lu the situation TO arouse
speculation rs to what wor1au Will do
with revenue bin WHEN equal SUI
frage comes.