davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
La conservation de un Monu-
mento Historico

(.
MADRID, abril 25-El dobierno
espanol .ha decidido proceder Ia
restauraci6n conservation del his
torie0 Conyente de la Rabida, pro
piedad de los Padres Franciscanos
que Sc halla situado cerca del Puerto
de Palos, donde Colon reyel0 sus
planes los SDoctores y donde, mediar
te la intercesi6n del sabio noble
Fr. Marchena, Prior del Monasterid
y Confesor de IA Reina, obtuvo el
Gran Genoves todo 10 necesario para
sus preparatiyos del viaie mas trascen
dental imponente que los siglos han
yisto Y que di6 como resultado prodi
gioso Ell .descubrimiento de America
Dada la alta significaci6n que esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Civil No. 12645.
Sobre: Rescisi6n de contratO.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
A Teodoro Freiria, sea ell deman-
dado antes mencionado:
Por la presente Sc notifica a I'd.
que Sc ha presentado en- la Oficina del
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan de Puerto Rico, la demanda de
los actores antes citados, en- la cual
Sc pide la Corte Sc dicte sentencia
contra I'd. declarando rescindido y sin
valor nj efecto alguno ell contrato de
compra-venta de condominios en- fin
cas- urbanas, que Sc hizo constar en-
escritura de cinco de Julio de 1919,
ante ell Notario don Damian Monse-
rrat,Sy de cuyo contrato aparece I'd.
como comprador; alegandose que I'd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

ep0peya tiene para Espaiia, para Anne
rica y para ell mundo, no es de dudar-
sc que el proyecto en- question ha de
realizarse sin obstaculOs v rapidamen-
te, para perpetuar de manera honrosa,
con la restauraci0n de ese hist0ricO
mOnumento, la memoria de aquel hom-
bre fnicO Y de la pagina mas bella
Y grande que ha podido escribir pue
bio alguno en- ell librO santo de las
naciones.
Adn mas, los pafses hispanos anne
ricanos daberfan tomarse inter6s en-
realizar una gran parte de aquella
obra, cOntribuir, 81 necesario fuere,
en- proportion igual, que el Conven-
to de la Rabida permanezca en-. ne
Y perdure por los siglos; pues de /
surgi6 la luz precisa Y clara que ilumi
no ell eaminO va traZadO por la np-
no invisible del IDestino, para one
Colon guiara las carabelas que habrian
de resucitar al mundo esta pr0diga
region terrestre, Oculta en- las bru
mas del misteriO, para engrandecer
ell nombre de Espafia, de In ESpaha
her6ica Y noble Y generosa, con un
hecho que ha sidO la eterna envidia de
todos los pueblos v todas las razas.
Ell Convento de la Rabida tiene un
encantamientO tai, que apenas 81 Sc
ria possible explicarlo de manera
comprensible; por clio es necesario
que cuanto fu6, Y cuantO es. cuanto
debe ser, adquiera tOda la resonancia
Y toda la religiosa respetabilidad que
han obtenidO de los hombres v de
| los pueblOs ell descubrimient0 lie Anne
rica La formation milagrosa de to-
| dos estos puebOs ricOs, fiorecientes,
fuertes, que al conjuntO del divino
Predestinado surgieron del fondo del
mar, que, por una voz Imperative
| v un lazo inrompible, todavfa conser-
van v eternamente conservaran, Ia
| fe, la sangre, ell idioma ell esprit
tn legendario del pueblo espafol, que
los fOrm0 v los civiliZ6, aun clando
propalen 10 contrario cuantos Sc mani
| fiestan decididamente hOStiles a los
mandates de la raz0n, de la verdad Y
de la justicia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

Ell Senado, el gran cuerp0 cuyos
miembros pueden cada uno tanto como
un presidente, ha dado en- reciente Sc
sion una campanada mejor tres, un
yerdaderO repique de sabadO de gloria
| Ell prOpio dfa de San PatriciO, patro-
no de los Irlandeses que con tantO fer
vor 10 celebran en- Estados Unidos, el
Senado aprob0 por "a contra 21 ma re-
serva al Convenio de Versailles que
contiene especfficamente la independen-
cia de Irlanda.
| Ell Senador Owen, dem6crata. prOpu-
so incluir Ell esa enmienda, que ell PRO
tectOrado de Inglaterra en- Egipto Sc
| considere como una medida de la que
rra", por tanto TRANSITIONAL; Thomas,
tambien dem6crata de Colorado, arrim3
a las brasas la SARDINIA de Corea. para
propiciar su Independence. Entonces
King de Utah. con humOrismO que no
percibi0 pr0ntO alguno-de sus colegas,
solicit0 el yoto del SenadO en- favor de
la independence de Filipinas, Puerto
Rico, Hawaii Y las Islas vfrgenes, to-
das las posesiones adquiridas por Esta-
dos Unidos como consecuencia de que
rra Y expression de La fuerza real con
q. sc mantiene la DOctrina de Monroe
en- un hemisferio v defiende la suprema-
cia EN- el Oceano Pacffico. La mayoria
de los habitantes de esas islas de 21
afios de edad podrfa determinar su des-
tinO por plebiscit0.
FL senador Kellog, arguy6 que Sc yio-
laban los principles tradicionales de la
naci0n ingiriendose en- 10 potestativo de
otras sOberanfas "Esto es completa-
mente ridfculo'', exclam6, ~ tonto".
"Ponemos en- ridfculo al Senado ante
nuestro pueblo y los extrafios''. Demos
Itrar ESQ, fue, segdn propia aclaracion.
ell 1nico prop6sito de Mr.. King.
PerO ell Senad0 en- La session del dfa
siguiente, despues de un debate de IL
horas, ratific6 la enmienda irlandesa
por ell voto de 21 dem0cratas Y II re-
pnblicanos y su texto qued6 inclufdo
asf en- las reseryas de Lodge: Los
Estados Unidos al ratificar ell Tratado
con Alemania Sc adhieren al principle
de propia determination y la resolu-
ci6n de simpatfas del Senado (junio
6 de 1919 con la aspiration del pue-
bio de Irlanda de constituir un gobier-
no escogido por el v declara que GUAM
do ese gobierno exista en- Irlanda, GU
va realization Sc conffa sea prOnto, Sc
le admita en- segunda como miembro
de la Liga de las Naciones".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
POSTAL DE WASHINGTON
Ell Senador habla: Ia Independence de Irlanda

republicahos y sdem6cratas en- defensa
de Irlanda. f'Todos habhn, afirm6, del
principle de la propia determination y
pinguno 10 practica. Es como el PA
rafso Perdido' de Milton. que todos adj
miran nadie lee.''
Gore les record6 Ia demanda dc
Webster en- favor de Grecia. Ia de
Henry Clay por la America Latina
Pude rememorar tambien tambien Ia
"resoluci0n conjunta" que proclam0 la
capacidad del pueblo de Cuba.
En- esa jornada parlamentaria ,falt6
una palabra. La del senador que con
verdadera honestidad, EN- la intenci6n
Y en- el verbo, hubiese expuesto al Sc
nado estas obras de sus votos: ell Ira
tado Permanente con Cuba. el de Pana-
ma, los de Nicaragua v Haiti v Ia Ocu
paci6n Militar de la Rephblica Domini-
cana, que presume ignorar! Tn hOmbre
de vigor que les sacara la viga gorda
de sus propios oios para que con pupi-
las sanas moral sincera sc enfrente
al imperialismo europeo.
AhOra mismO, mientras esa mayoria
del SenadO promueve la libertad de lr-
landa, los dominicanos piden a Esta-
dos Unidos que les dejen restaurar su
repiblica los nicaragiienses que les
permitan elegir SUI presidente, sin y
preston de marinos nOrteamericanos.
ambos ell esta capital en- donde, el Sc
nador ciego, sueha que yefa...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
ACERTADA DESIGNATION

FL seilor Miguel Morales muestra
que sabe vender buena maquinaria Y
seleccionar su personal. Ademas de
los selores Rossy Casalduc esta ahO.
ia al frente de las yentas ell cGlOp tee
nico seilor Enrique l.. Carmoega, In
geniero Mecanico de la Universidad
de PENNSYLVANIA en- Filadeltia, gradua
do en- JUNO del 1913. Seis amos de prac
tica professional en- Filadelfia, la bien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

llamada Taller del Mund0", garanti-
IAN la eticiencia del nuevo vendedOr de
los que aquf representan tan habil-
mente Il los seflOres MelchiOr. ARM
strong Dessau, de Nueva York. AceT.
tada election v que tenga el mejor
6XitO para mutuO beneficio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

VA ESTAN la venta los famosos
polvos para tocador Veloutee la vio-
letta y los figurines Mccall FashiOn
Books), en- LA Villa de Madrid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Central Canbalache' =
Arecibo, P. r.
Tercera Amortization de Bonos Hipotecarios.

Por nunco hace saber los Tenedores de Bonos
de Corporation mas pela nteresar EN- el
verfcado e da 25 de Mario dmo proceder la ter
amortization la candad de CEN MIL doares
acodada la Decva resuaron amortizados los NIL
B0SOS que correspondent a los ndmeros sguienes: Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
VISITANDO A SAN JUAN

Estuvo en- San Juan ell cOnocidO jo-
ven, Francisco BuX0, de la culta p0-
blaci0n del Este. Que Sc repitan.{
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08


muel de Hoboken
Nanmod Los ataudes egaron ados
pabon de las franjas las
ygas conducidOs los
rentegra0s respectvos sios de
procedencia los sOldados ALI encerrados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
EDICTO

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN,
PUERTO RICO.
Secci6n Primera.
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los E. u. SIS.
Jose Fernandez Botas y Paula
Delgado,
Demandantes.
vs.
TeodorO Freirfa,
Demandado.
Civil No. 12645.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

per epresado $10 seran
dos La por Emission Banco Commercial
Puerto Rico principal Cudad de San Juan
Mayo untamene e cnp6n de nte
dcho dfa adendee que los Bonos
seade pagados
ell dfa 81 de Mayo de 1920 ante dearn
devengar intereses despues del expresado dfa
Arecibo p. R. % de Abril de 1920 s7
a. PLl,
Tesorero.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
Dainty Laces owe origin to Fishnet.

Examine a piece Of fine and costly
lace. What is it fundamentally
Il isa net BY origin it Is fishnet,
The first lacemaker was a fisherman,
or perhaps his wife.
An Of the beautiful laces we know
today are developed from that clever
invention. the fshnet They bark back,
therefore, far into the prehistoric.
The first white men who came to
America found no lscemskers on this
continent. but they did find the Indians
weaving fabrics Of cotton. Yucca and
other ibres, with elaborate pattern de-
signs. They were particularly skilful
al a certain sort Of -drawnwork
The California Indians Of to-day
make cotton lace. but the art has been
taught to them by white people The
pottery they make for sale Is some
times adorned with this lace
which suggests mention Of the fact
that the early Indians often decorated
their pottery vita textile patterns BY
impressing the latter upon the eisy
While soft Kansas City star
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
COOPERATIVE PAPER BUYING.
Practical Way Planned for Protecting
Small Papers.

Fort Scott, Kan, July l7--George
w Marble, editor of the Fort Scott
Tribune, has been in Canada on mis-
sion for Kansas newspapers in an eff
fort to make a deal with Canadian
mills for cooperative paper buying by
the smaller newspapers. He writes that
the plan has been received with warm
sympathy by one of the larger manu-.
faeturers Referring to his visit at
the mill, in Ottawa, Ont, he writes:
Il had conference with the assist
ant sales manager and laid before him
our cooperative buying plan of saw
ing the smaller newspapers OF the
state from extinction. He manifested
the same warm sympathy for the pub
fishers of small papers we found in
the head offices OF other large paper
producers. Our plan, he said, was alb.
solutely the best practical way of pro.
tecting the smaller papers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
A Friend Worth Knowing

We make many acquaintanees some
Of which develop into friendship, but
not all prove themselves true friends.
II Is lust as essential that we have a
reliable friend in the form Of a medi-
cine as q personal friend, 50 that when
we are afflicted with various ailments
we can have something We can abso-
utely depend upon.
The next time You have any stomach.
liver or kidney trouble. and you are
not already acquainted with the Won
derful merits Of SEVEN BARkS. ma
lures remedy II roots and herbs, we
urge YOU to give it a trial and we win
predict that it will become one Of your
most valuable friends from a medical
standpoint.
For nearly half a century SEVEN
BARKS has been a valuable and timely
friend 10 al sufferers Of stomach and
liver disorders 4 trial will quickly
prove its wonder efficiency. and after
that you viii never BE- without il and
gladly recommend il TO your friends
Doctors bills these DAYS run INTO
money fast. and can often be saved if
you win but keep on hand 2 bottle of
SEVEN BARNS. the old-fashioned
remedy that our parents and grand
Parents used 20 keen their families
reeged and well
N Won want e friend that vii stand
by you in time 81 need ask your drug
rist for SEWN BARNS Price but
50 cents per bottle, enough 70 last =
long tims.-Ads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
Cleveland Manager H a S
Jumped into the Second
Place in Batting
BABE RUTH ADDS TO
HOME RUN RECORD
And in Addition Ruth Has
Crossed the Plate the
Most Times

Chicago, July l7.--As result of a
sensational batting drive, Iris Speak
err, manager of the Cleveland Indians,
to-day threatens to GUST George Sisler,
st. Louis first basemap, from the bat
ting leadership of the American league.
Speaker whaled his way from fourth
to second within week, driving out
Is hits in eight games, and boosting
his average from 1856 to .403. Sisters
average is ,404 Joe jackson, the Chi.
cago slugger, is trailing Speaker with
an average of .39s, while Babe" Ruth,
the home-run king, dropped from Sec
ond to fourth place with a mark of
1872. Ruth was batting 1856 week
ago.
o Ruth, in addition to his remarkable
home-run drive, is leading the league in
scoring, having crossed the plate 50
times Rice of Washington failed to
steal any bases during the week, but
his 35 thefts remain high.
Although Eayers of Boston is on
top of the heap of the National league
with an average of .4O3, Roger Horns.
by, the St. Louis star, continues to be
the real leader with an average Of
$3.50. Hornsby has played in 81 games
as compared with 81 for the Boston
ian.
Cy Williams of Philadelphia, the
leading home-run hitter, failed to boost
his total above the nine mark In base
stealing Max Carey of Pittsburgh, con-
tinues to show the way with total
of 32-an advance OF, four within a
week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
WAGE ADVANCE
FROM 5 TO IL CENTS!
Railway Clerks Head Goes to Chicago
Prepared to Call Strike If Award
is Unsatisfactory.

Chicago, July l7.--E, H. Fitzgerald,
grand president of the Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks, arrived here Satur-
day for conference with executives OF
the lG recognized railroad organiza
tions. On Monday he will confer
with 200 general chairmen of the
clerks brotherhood At mass meet
ing Monday night plans will be per
fected for the immediate calling of a
strike if the awards of the United
States labor board are not satisfactory,
it was said.
Wage increases affecting l,s50,00o
workers to be granted by the railway
labor board. according to the Chicago
Herald and Examiner yesterday, will
range from five to II cents an hour
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
American League Standing.
PLAYING SENSATIONAL.
Chicago Tennis Star Goes Against Rob
erts of San Francisco.

Chicago, July l7.-Semi-finslists in
the 10th annual national clay court
tennis championship were to fight it
out for entrance into the championship
round this afternoon.
In the singles Roland Roberts Of
San Francisco was paired Off aginsi
Alex. NJ Squair Of Chicago in the up.
per bracket; while Vincent Richards
Of New York and Lucfen +. Williams
Of Chicago were opponents in the low
er bracket
The doubles matches arrayed Walter
Hayes and Ralph Burdick Of Chicago
against Wallace Bates and Edmund
Levy Of Berkeley, Cal. in the upper
bracket. and Roberts and Richards
were drawn against Clifton Hero and
Jerry webber Of Chicago in the lower.
Speculation was keen over the
chances Of Squair against Roberts in
what was regarded as the feature sin
giles contest
Spuairs record, as the dark horse"
Of the tournament, in defeating three
such well known stars as Harold Bar.
tel Of Cleveland, O., Joe Armstrong Of
st Paul, MINI. and Lyndley Murray
on three successive days. made him a
popular favorite with the gallery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
Three Legs of 10 Miles
Each Constitute the
Course for Yachts
RESOLUTE READY
FOR SECOND TEST
Shamrock Goes into Race
With One Victory to
Her Credit

Sandy Hook, N. j., July l1.-New
York bay to-day is expected to be
black with boats bearing thousands to
witness the second classic of the 1920
series Of international cup races.
Early this morning the feet of
yachts anchored inside the Hook was
augmented by motor cruisers and sail
ing craft, tugs and gasoline launches,
while overhead buzzed planes, coming
from all points of the compass.
Under racing rules, to-day's con-
test will be triangular affair, start
ing and finishing at the Ambrose chan
mel lightship, Whereas Thursdays race
had but two l5.mile legs, to-day there
will be three legs, each of 10 miles.
Addition of another turning is expected
to add interest, should the race develop
into drifting match such as contin.
ued Thursday until broken halyard
and gait put the American defender
Resoiute out of the running.
Shamrock ", with two more vic
tories to win if she is to lift the
Americas cup. and Resolute, with a
duty of taking three races, both swung
at their moorings trim and fit after
mishaps encountered the first day. I'm
like Resolute, which had to drop her
sails for tow back to the Hook,
Shamrock was able to sail VIGOROUSLY
over the line despite weakened bow
spirit which forced lowering of all
headsails except staysail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
GONZALEZ PROMINENT FIGURE.
He Was With Carranza and Several
Other Leaders.

San Antonio, Texas, July lam
plifcation of official reports that Gen.
eral Pablo Gonzalez, former candidate
for the Mexican presidency has been
arrested in Monterey at the order OF
Provisional President de la Huerta, on
the ground that Gonzalez was the 'in.
tellectual director of an alleged dis
loyal movement, was being sought by
local Mexican consular officials yes.
terday.
General Gonzales has been a promis-
nent figure in Mexican military affairs
for several years. In the revolt against
President Porfrio Disz he took an &C
tive part and later was a military
leader under Provisional President Ma.
dero. He joined General Csrranza in
the latters revolt against President
Huerts
Several months ago he became an &C.
tive candidate to succeed President
Carranzs When the. recent revolt
against President Carranza began gain
ing momentum General Gonzalez threw
his forces with those of the Carranzs
regime General Gonzales announced
the withdrawal Of his candidacy.
The present charges against the gem
eral, according to President de la Huer.
ia S communication are based on his
alleged disloyalty. An attack on Mon
terey Wednesday and Thursdays I'M
successful efforts by General Ricado
Gonzalez to capture Nuevo Laredo, are
mentioned in the statement. which
says:
From sufficient data. now in my pos
session have reached the conclusion
that the intellectual! director of this
movement is the general Of division,
Pablo Gonzalez
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
WOULDN'T SUPPORT LARKIN.
District Council of MORA, Ireland, Said
He Deserved Punishment.

Belfast, Ireland, July 1.-THE dis
triet council of Mora, in the Ulster
county of Down, to-day rejected the
appeal of the Larkin release commit
tee that it join in efforts TO obtain the
release of James Larkin, head of the
transport workers union, who recently
was convicted in the United States Of
criminal anarchy and sentenced to from
five to ten years imprisonment.
The council passed resolution de-
claring Larkin's conviction just and
righteous and the sentence no more Sc
we're than his conduct earned him A
copy of the resolution win be sent to
the United States government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
SCHOOL ADMITS AMERICANS.
Vacation Conferences" Are Being Held
in Paris This Summer.

Paris, July l7.-"Vacation confer
ences" at the Sorbonne for the benefit
of the educated public of France and
foreign countries, especially visiting
American students of both sexes, will
be delivered from July to October 80.
They will be conducted by professors
of French universities, the College of
France and high schools and have for
aim to present the modern aspects of
various scientific theories, and to give
general view of modern French life,
thought and science. Professor CASTOR
May of the University of Paris, will
hold three conferences upon Franco,
American friendship and mutual under
standing"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
GOV. cox MEETS THE LADIES.
They Urge on Him Importance of Ten
nessee Ratifying Suffrage.

Columbus, O., July l7.-Governor
Cox yesterday met a delegation from
the national womans party, headed by
Miss Alice Paul, who urged upon him
the desirablity OF having him use in
fiuence to have the state of Tennes-
see ratify the federal suffrage amend
ment in time to permit women to vote
at the November election.
Messages commencing the governor
on his stand taken in the matter of re.
plying to statements issued by Sen
ator Harding continue to arrive,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17

Under that rule of personal govern
ment, it would be possible for the gov
ernor of almost any of our states to
veto almost any law he desired for
personal reasons to kill, on the ground
that the representative method of law
making isn't quite as he would have
il.
But there is little use in argument
or comment. The governor doesn't
want the legislature to have chance
to vote on suffrage, and that is about
all there is 10 IT, If he would say
so, and take the ground that no emer-
gency exists which makes a calling
of the legislature imperative, We could
respect him and his position, even
while disagreeing with him. But to
call in question the whole representa-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
THREE ALARMS
WERE SOUNDED
For a Threatening Fire in
the South Boston Dis
trict To-day
JAS. S. BENT co. LOST
ABOUT $50, 900
Firemen Prevented Spread
of the Flames to Four
Large Oil Tanks

Boston, July 1.-THE plant of the
James S. Bent Co., manufacturers of
oil products, in the South Boston dis
trict, was destroyed by fire early to-
day. The damage is estimated at
$4,000 Three alarms were sounded
and the fremen prevented the flames
from spreading to four large oil tanks
adjoining the plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
SHOCK FELT IN LOS ANGELES.
No Damage Done But Telephone Serv-
ice Demoralized by Fright.

Los Angeles, Cal, July IA sharp
earthquake shock was felt here at 10
o'clock yesterday morning
A quick survey showed no damage,
but the survey was hampered by APP
parent Generalization of the telephone
service through frightened telephone
operators deserving their switchboards.
The shock was more severe than any
felt here recently, except that of the
night of June 81, when considerable
damage was done at Inglewood and in
the southwestern part of Los Angeles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
SHAMROCK HAD ACCIDENT.
Had Trouble With Bowsprit Near
Close of Yesterdays Race.

Sandy Hook, July l7.-Shamrock ~.
sustained an accident to her bowsprit
shortly before the finish of the first
Americas cup race Thursday which,
had it occurred earlier in the contest,
with Resolute, would have left the
challenger in as helpless condition as
the American defender, which had to
withdraw because of broken halyards
which allowed her mainsail to sag.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
RUTLAND MoULDERs RESUME.
Manning Co. Employees are Said tC
Have Won Their Demand.

Rutland, July 1.-THE strike of the
moulders at the Manning Manufactur-
ing Co.'S plant ended yesterday when
the men returned to work, having
practically won their demands, it is
said. They asked for an increase of
$3.50 a day over the former scale of
SIS. There was no disagreement over
the nine hour day.