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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

The whole world, or at least that
part of it composed of the allies, will
be interested to know whether the
Ebert government has the courage to
try Kapp, Luettwitz and others for at
tempting to overthrow the established
government of Germany. II the Ebert
regime does not take really vigorous
and persistent measures to punish
Kapp and his followers, it will be a
virtual confession that the military
class, if not the monarchistic, is
powerful factor in German life, and
that the so-called democracy is not at
all safe. Vigorous prosecution of Kapp
would mean government not afraid
of the old Prussian iunkerdom. So
that is why the world is interested in
the developments at Berlin once the
radical outburst is put down or is com
promised with--presumably the latter,
if the present advices are to be relied
upon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23
wATCHFUL WAITING.


Is there for honest jewellers
Who hang their heads and a that,
With eyeglass or binoculars
To view the works. and a. that:
For a. that, and a that
A seat in Heaven. and a that.
Where streets are eighteen karats fine.
A place TO work. and a that
A year ago my Simplex watch
Refused to go. and a that,
The man ] took It 20 was Scotch.
But not much good, for a that
For a. that. or a that,
! might have known, for a that
Said he. 1T needs a coupling pin -
The king-bolt broke, and a. that"
Besides. II has no figure six,
IN put one on" And a. that
Said / IF you are going to Ak
My wsteh,--how much for a that,
For a. this. and a that %
TO clean the watch. and n that
Is fifteen bucks" IAN right" taid /.
Il thought It less than a that"
The pendulum is weak" said he
ut needs adjusting and a that,
I'll send IL TO the factory
Twill take a week for a. that
For a. that and a that
/ want my watch, for n that,
] went TO get Il twenty times
1t il not fixed. for a that
Percy G. Smith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23
No Willing Witness

Il saw you at the moving picture
show last evening" said the fat plumb
er. "but when | looked for you little
later | missed YOU
yes. | got up and went home
when was that"
II left when the villain began to lay
snare for the wife Of the man who
had to stay at his office on account Of
business"
Didn't you see any more Of the pic
tureg"
"No."
And YOU left at the most interest
ing part
Yes
why"
i know il things kept on a. they were
headed, there would be fuss pretty
soon between the two men. Or between
the man and his wife and made up
nv mind I wouldn't be mixed M IN
anvbodys domestic trouble. -
youngstown Telegram
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

Granting that Rear Admiral William
s. Benson, then chief of staff of L. s.
naval operations, did tell Rear Admir-
a. Sims not to let the British pull the
wool over his eyes and that the United
States would just as soon fight Great
Britain as Germany, it does not alter
The belief that Rear Admiral Sims was
scarcely justified in making the admo.
milton public property, as he did by
testimony before the Senate investi-
eating committee As near as the
readers of Sims later testimony can
make out, the assertion by Rear Ad-
mirsl Benson was not a part of the
official orders to Sims but was merely
= conversational aside, of the sort
which anyone high in authority might
make in bidding goodbye to member
y the same branch starting out on an
important mission. A good many
things are said in the line of converse
lion which would not, probably, be in
,orporated in official statement or in
orders TO be executed. This remark
BY Rear Admiral Benson was of that
sature, and its introduction at this
lime into the published testimony
'erves no apparent good purpose albeit
Il may seemingly tend to build up the
Ease which Sims has been trying to
prepare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

the New York barge canal system. On
the contrary it will supplement that
system and make the city of New York
a greater Atlantic port than ever be-
fore. The Troy Times in commenting
upon the Free Press editorial on this
subject says;
"The Free Press thinks, however,
that with such deepening of the
channel between Lake Champlain and
the St. Lawrence river as is proposed
"a host of craft would dodge the
stormy Gulf of St. Lawrence with its
numerous wrecks ever year" as they
would thus have an inland and safe
outlet to the ocean" The vessels would
pass through Lake Champlain, the en-
lsrged Chsmplain canal to Troy, and
thence by way of the Hudson river to
New York. Commerce would not be
diverted from New York, and the ship
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23
No HOSTILITY TO EUROPE.

In commenting on the failure of the
United States Senate to ratify the
treaty of Versailles, the London Daily
Chronicle expresses the opinion that
the failure was not due to i'll will to-
wards Europe" Therein the London
newspaper writer hit upon the truth.
1t was not because of i'll will toward
Europe that the Senate failed to rati-
fly; it was from other entirely different
reasons that the United States finds it
self still nominally at war with Ger
many and apart from the allies to
whom the hand of aid was extended
during the dark days of the war Those
reasons it is not necessary to analyze
at the present time inasmuch as the
American people recognize the under
lying causes to great extent, and
European people will in time come to
know them in all their many ranifca-
tions. Suffice it for the present that
Europe should not feel the failure to
ratify was intended as any affront to
our allies. If the sentiment expressed
by the Chronicle should find Judgment
in the minds of the people of the al
lied countries it would go far, perhaps,
to allay the resentment felt against
the United States for the apparent
aloofness of the United States posi-
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

William d. Haywood, alias Big Bill
Haywood, leader of the |. w. W., await
ing deportation from the United States
asserts that Russia is a paradise as
compared with the United States. In
his own words, Haywood says the
United States is the darkest spot in
the world while Russia is the whit
est spot in the world" We suspect
that Haywood has been talking with
some of the parlor reformers in the
United States and that he has become
BIASED thereby. But whether the sus-
picion be true or not, it looks now as
if Haywood might have the privilege
Of enjoying the wilderness of that Rus
STA which he describes in such glowing
colors as contrasted with the United
States. 1t is rather unfortunate that
some of the parlor reformers cannot
be included in the list of those who are
subject to deportation. The United
States could do very well without
them, even though they claim connec-
tion with American affairs way back
TO Mayhower times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

Business changes in the slate region
II Fair Haven and vicinity promise a
reat development of this feature OF
Vermout's quarrying and manufactur-
ng life inssmuch as large corporation
,as taken over approximately $50 acres
y slate qusrrying land and proposes
. construct finishing plant that will
ave a capacity Of turning out 60 car
Dads Of roofing material a day. The
late resources Of Vermont are not be
ne developed and operated in anything
IKE the great scale on which granite
md marble are being worked. and in
One localities where good slate could
V produced the business Is either at
randstill or practically 20 The form
ne Of the new corporation in Pair Ha-
en- means = marked acceleratiou 10
~ slate business - Rutland county
Nd nav eventually mean . resump-
ion 81 the business IN other sections.
he promised development ought 70
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

Truman R. Newberry declares he
didn't think he was doing anything
wrong. In his case. as well as in many
others, there will have to be a sharp
revision of estimates of what is right
and wrong in politics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

German bonds did not go off the
American market during the recent
revolution and attendant effects but
they went out of the newspaper ad-
vertising columns quite generally.
They are still rather timid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23
An Inland Waterway via Lake Cham
plain.

The idea Of making it possible for
large craft TO pass TO and fro between
Montreal and New York via Lake
Champlain and the Hudson Is manifest
" growing fast with consideration. II
is appealing more and more to cities
along the Hudson because they realize
II will not in the least interfere with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

give considerable impetus to the in
dustrial and financial life of the state,
at the same time affording an in
creased labor demand II is one Of the
encouraging features of the states i'm.
mediate prospects,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

The foreign reports do not state
whether radical Russia views with
alarm the boiling over of the German
state, but well it might.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

Real sugarin' weather. Hustle out
those sap buckets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23
Or should Be

The value Of experience j. estimated
in sense rather than in dollars Boston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23

The signing up of secretary to
Herbert Hoover is significant event
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
c Correspondence de New York
GASTOs ElECToRALES

del multimillonari0 Pullman, Ell de la
.compaiifa de carros-dorlnitOrios y, asi
d.slDne de dillcro ferroyiario; el de
oiro aspirante, johnson, sale de las
lnaquinas tie coser; el de Poindexter,
del algod6n; y el de. Hoover, de la
har.na y Ge los ininerales. Esto, cuan-
to las gruesas partidas; hay, ade-
mas, los donatiyQs secGndarios, por-
que todos estos -aspirantes tienen sus
admiradores.
No; no Sc puede hacer campaiias
elcctorales sin dinero; icuando Sc
trata lie la Presidential de la Reptbli-
ca, Sc necesita muchO dinero. FL as
pirante tiene que buscarlo y gastarlo
para ser designado candidate ", des-
pu6s cue 10 ha sido, sn .partido ,es el
encargadO de allegar fOndos. Hasta
entire los elementos laborfsticOs y
avanzados hay gente rica que contri-
buye. Entire los socialistas figuran
unos cuantOs ricOs - de riqueza here.
dada, y no ganada-que hacen dona-
tivcs considerables. Y en- Chicago,
con ocasi6n de las persecuciones ju-
diciales contra los comunistas "bol-
shevistas'' ha aparecido entire los acu-
sados un millionaire.
Los candidates estan 0bligados, por
la ley, a declarar, ante un tribunal,
cuantO han gastadO; pero los aspiran
tes a la candidatura, no. Ell SenadOr
.Borah ha presentado en- la Alta ca
mara una proposition de ley para que
Sc les nrohiba gastar mas de 10 mil
pesos Ell cada Estado; proposition de-
sacertaGa. porque el n1mer0 de elec.
torres varfa mucho de unos a otrOs Els.
tados. En- el de, Nueya York, an la
Ultima election de. Presidente, hubo
un million 20 mil votos; y EN- Nevada
no hubo mas que 33 mil. Con diez mil
pesos. podrfa bastar Ell Nevada, v a1n
en- Idaho, ell EtadO de Mr.. Borah, don
ae los votes fueron 134 mil; pero no
habrfa nj para empezar en- Nueva York
10 en- PENNSYLVANIA.
No Sc puede eliminar el dinerO de
la election presidential mas que por
ei metodo frances .haciendola por el
Congreso. Con ese metodo, no solo
Sc ahorrarfa ell, gasto colossal ,reque-
fido 9por.tla 5campaila, ssino .aue Sc aga ga
barfa .e$tes largo perfodo de- diseursos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
Ode abril.

- ID lue aDrli.
En- Francia, donde ell Prcsilcnte de
Ia Rep1blica es elegido por las Ca
maras, la election cuesta POGO; todo
el gasto Sc reduce a poner asient0s
para Senadores Y Diputados en- una
sala del palac.o de Versailles, Y a pro-
vecr de refrescos esos legislatures
Los candidates no tienen que desem.
bolsar nj un centayo; no tienen que
hacer eXcursiones electorales nj que
prOnllnciar numerOsCs discursOs nj que
escuchar majaderfas nj que estrechar
manos sudorosas nj que besar chiqui.
Hos suciOs.
Ali Sc despacha Ell un dfa; aquf la
campalla electoral dura algunOs meses
y Sc compone de dos parties; Ell la
primera-en la que ahora Sc esta-lOs
aspirantes trabajan para ser designa-
dos candidates p0r las C0nvenciones
NaciOnales de sus partidOs Zen la Sc
gunda, Sc agita el pals en- favor de
los candidates designadOs.
Todo este cuesta un dinera!. ST los
aspirantes, prinlero, Y los candidates,
despu6s. no son ricOs, tienen que le-
vantar fondos entire s,ls amigos CO.
rreligionarios Y algunas veces, Sc
on Ia malaIicnncia loc han lovanfa :
do poni6ndose al servicio de grandes
intereses que no son 1egftimos. Al
partido republicano lie han llenado sll
GAIA electoral los ,fabricantes que eX-
plotan ell prOteccionismO aduanero: es
to es, el robo del consumidor pOr ell
productor nacional.
Ahora, en- la campaiia preliminar, o
sea, para nombraN los delegados que
han de formar las Convenciones nacio-
Hales, ell aspirante repablicano que
esta gastando mas dinerO v que cuen-
ia con mas delegadoS, es ell general
Wood: a quien sus competidores, irri-
tad0s pOr este 6xito, acllsan de haber
recibido donativos cuantiosos de los
Trust del Acero Y de In Polyora perO
los politicoss bien infbrmados dicen
que este no es ciertO V que los que
mas han contribuidO son un fabrican-
te de jab0n y uno de gonna de mascar
Y ailaden que los Trusts para NADIA ne.
cesitan hoy que Sc les ampare, porque
NADIA tienen que temer.
7 A Wood, que no es rico, 10 'finan-
clan, principalmente, esos dos .fabri-
cantes: Y por este la mayor parte de
10 que gasta ,es dinerO que proviene
del jab0n de la gonna de mascar.
Mr.. Lowden, ell aspirante con mas de-
legados despues de Wood, es fuerte
capitalista Y esta casado con una hija
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
La Independence Filipina exi-
gida a toda costa

.DerIIhe Phi!gdelphiq, AlGuirel .traj
dutimQs 81 si,guiente ,despachp: G ..,.,i
Manila, Islas FilipinaS,s marco 10.t-
'Ekdaartiio Democratic dc Filipinas
Sc unird al Partido Nacionalista, pa,
III demanGar Ia Immediate indepen-
dencia de las Islas Filipinasy< <aunque
para clio tenga que apclarse a Ia frer-
"a de las armaS 81 necesario fuere
pGesl,ese c0,sidera de imprescindible
impQrtancia que cese el actual estadO
de cosas'' Estas han sdo las dccla-
raciOnes eXternadas p0r el Senado Tor
Ted0rOa SapdikO, el dnicO miembrO
del Partido Dem0crata en- el Senado
Fililno. en- un 'banquete celcbrado
hoy; que fne fne tdleghcado los repre-
sentantesS IS, ambbfess bbfe.ss Camaras de la Le-
gisla tqraI I ,insHar llp poF Ifsagr GaPsatsd49n' Gsts.9n
refaiantemsntte a t II nqpiina9qq Pina9 Para e. sarge
de comisionadqs; RFeessideilte. = ea Washing
ton. .at4f!aa 4 ioi9;H
Sergio Osmana. Speaker de la, Ca
mara de Representatives. y fIidcfa adef
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10

Elisdbado primer0 de- mayo, variOs
sacerdotes e Hijas dei la 3 Carload
acompaiiados. de distinguidas personas
de San Juan, franquearon la bahia
en- una. lancha de Vald6se ~ fueron a
llevarrel eonsuelp,y alegffa a los ''tris
ties" de la Isla de Cabras. El Capellan
de esta IsIa ofreci0 el incruento sa-
criffcio del Altar, en- aquel solitario
peiion, y administr6 la communion pas
cual IA la mayor parte de los enfer-
mos, los cuales habafn purificadO slls
conocimientOs ell dfa anterior pOr me-
dio de la confession. Ell actO result0
imponente, sublime. parecfa que
CristO Sc compadecfa en- bendecir, ali
mentar consolar aquellos desgracia
dos apartados del consorcio humane,
que la sociedad muchas veces Olyida-
ria 81 no fuera por algunas personas
caritativas, como la gran Alma, que
esta siempre dando tOquecitDs de
'.anlor" la sociedad borincana pa
ra que Sc aeuerde de los 'habitantes
de la Isla del "Infortunio".
Despu9s de la Santa Misa Sc proce-
di6 la repartici6n de ciento Gin
cuenta dollars ($15O00) Ell regalos,
que debido les trabajos y fatigas
de la incansable, caritativa y simpa-
tica senora Motta de Ramery, o "Al.
MAJ, con cuyo pseud6nimo es conoci-
da generalmente' en- nuestra sociedad,
pudieron gozar aquellos enfermitos.
Los presentes consistfan en- dinero,
perfumerfa, comestibles, camisas, cor
batas. y papel de escfibir, regalo de
doiia Rosa Cortada de TorO varias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
Si,apatica Fiesta en- la Isla
.......... ...... y. de Cabras

otras seiloras lie Ponce. La ropa t'e
las mujeres fu6 comprada con el pro-
ducto de una fiesta bOrdo del vapor
BragOs. organizada por la sonora Jo-
Selma Bird de Barcel6, en- la que con
tribuyeron las senoras Hernandez de
Gonzalez, Zeppendfelt de Willard, la
militia Oppenheimer Y todo el .pasaje
latino americana La senora Sandoz
de Lopez, contribuy6 tambien con Gin
co pesos
Merecen nuestrOs pldcemeS, Ell pri-
mer ngar, la .sehora de Ramery, CO.
mo motor v causa eficientc de este
mOvimientO caritatiyO en- favor de
"sus hijitos", la selora doila Rosa
Cortada de Toro, Y Otras seiioras de
Ponce, por su espl6ndido donativo de
$4,000. Hacemos tambien eXtensivos
nuestros placemes la sonora josef
la de Barcel6, las senoras de Her
nandez, de Gonzalez, Zeppendfelt de
Willard, "a la petite" Oppenheimer
v a la seiiora Sandoz de Lopez, esti-
pulandolas seguir adelante socorrien
do al triste, al desgraciado. obra
que hace nuestras almas feliccs y
llena ell eoraz0n de dluZura.
Ell Capellan de la Isla de Cabras.
da las mas expresivas gracias a estas
seiioras seiloritas que tan generosa-
mente han cbntAibufdO "A una obra
tan hermosa y humanitaria. Y les ex-
horta seguir adelante en- su empelio
de socorrer al desgraciado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
Ell Rey. Alfonso ] los ma
triIlORioS .aIiStoCrdtiCoS

MADRID, abril 30.-Por un decreto
publicado en- ell dfa de aver, en- La
Gaceta Official, los diplomaticos es-
paiioles Sc les prohibe casarse sin un
permiso real. 81 esta orden es ,iesa-
tendida, la persona que cometa el de-
Tito. serd suspendida de su cargo Off
cial su 'esposa excluida de los privi-
le%ios diplomatcos.
FL ObjetO de dic!lo decreto cs preve-
mir que los diplomaticos espahoi"s Sc
casen con mujeres que no reunan CON
hiciones y sean de un caracter POGO
acceptable. Iguales medidas Sc han to-
lnadO Ell ell case tie los Oficiales de
Ia armada Y de! ej6rcito. asf como de
los individuos perterccientes Il ii al
tn robleZa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10

Paftido Nacionalista en- ii Legislatu-
Ia, dirigi4ndose al senior Gabald0n,
diiot, ..'Nosotros pedimos a .yos, en-
vuestra -capacidad de Comisionado
Residente filipino en- los Estados Uni
dos, que lie digais al Congreso Y al
pueblo de aquel noble pals, que noso-
tros nos hemOs reunidO hoy para ha-
Ger COnstar, que preferimos ser los
mas humildes Y pequei1os ciudadanos
de las Filipinas, pero tcliendo en-
nuestras manos la independencia de
nuestra patria, que deseinpeiar el pa.
pei de jefes v caudillos, como ell que
Ell la actualidad Sc nos ha encomenda
do, bajo Ia tutela de una naci6n ex-
tIaiia''. : - !,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10

procesioncs, viajes mamarrachadas ;
que Sc resielve, las mas de las veces,
eli Ia eiecci0n de un polftico de ter
cera 0 cuarta categorfa. Ell Congre-
sd sabrfa elegir mejor, como sabe en-
Francia. No harfa presidente a un
general, por mucha que fuese su glo-
ria, nj un gobernador de un Estido,
notabilidad proTinc;ana, sin talla su-
ficiente para gobcrnar una naci6n: sino
ii un Senador o Representante, tie ta-
lento de historic. con experienced
de In alta political, adquirida ell algu-
nos ailos de vida parlamentaria.
ANTONIO ESCOBAR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
SIGUEN MAS HUELGAS

MADRID, abril 29.-NoticiaS prOce-
dentes de Gallur. que esta cerca de
lara goza, anuncian que los trabajado-
res empleados en- las centrales aZu-
careras Sc han declarad0 Ell huelga.
En- Pastrix los labradores tamblen
han parade sus faenas. Ell movi-
miento conceptuase de mucha grave
dad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
Jack John soro

zV7ERNH70z0k
deputy sheriff. del Codado Imperial California La droa
Caexco pobaci6n de Mco junto los Estado Undo Este
la feha Desd perdi6 tulO
nunda haab
Espana lie io refug Johnson
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
PARA poNcE

!. Acompahado de su senora, salio pa
ia Ponce, por licencia que lie ha sido
concedida, ell joveil Jose Gotay, en-
pleado del Departamento de Agricul-.
'tdia ~ Tribajo. '1'' .. NJ -"i ~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
Inaportante a las Sehoras.

Ell acredtado sANATORIO PUERTO RICO esa actual.
mene dedcadO de MATERNIDAD GINECOLO-
GA bao la competente direction de Ana L. de Crcus En-
fermera graduada, con TRECE AMOS de practica
ST no tiene usted SUI medcO ell SANATORIO Sc 10 pro.
porconara Para mas informes drjase la DrecOra Ana
L. de Crcuns Carretera $780, TeefonO ia, Santrce r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10
EN- LA sECCIoN sEGUNDA

A las nueve de la maiiana del mar
tes. lifa once, Sc efectuara la vista del
pleito que por daiios Y perjuicios siguen
los esposos Arreche Prados. contra la
P. r. Railway Light and Power Co.,
de San Juan.
Sc celebrara Ell la COrte de Distrito.
Secci6n Segunda. pues el Hon. Juez de
la Secci6n Primera no puede intervenir
en- este case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10

SALIERON PARA SUS PUESTOS
Todos los jefes de policfa que Sc en-
.contraban ell San Juan, han salidO
en- la maiiana de hoy para sus respec-
tivOs distritOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-10

.UN GRAN surtido de camisas. de
soiset y lnadias inglesas, Sc han reci-
bido en- ia Villa de Madrid. Advt.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
Il CENTR0 GETS
FIRST PICTURES

FL Centre these days is making a
name for itself in the motion picture
world through the efforts of Manager
James A. Cook of the Palace theater
and Advertising Manager George Cal
deras.
Mr.. Cook is booking productions
and paying added prices for the priv
ilege of showing them before the city
of Los Angeles sees them. Hereto
fore the pictures came from Los An
geles to FL Centre, but under the new
order of affairs some of the biggest
pictures will be shown here first.
The latest picture to be presented
the FL Centro public first is Mary
Pickfords latest picture "Suds' which
will be shown here Thursday and
Friday, July / and 3 and goes from
here to Los Angeles, opening the fol-
lowing week at either Grauman-s Ri
alto or Grauman's Million Dollar
theater.
And the public shows its apprecia-
ton of the efforts of the management.