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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-19
SAIl.E MAN TO BE TRIED AGAIN
THIS TIME IN BRDADl'S on
SEDITION CHARGE

/ In the case of the state against
W. 4. Glass Arm Smith, convicted
OF seditiOn in the district court Of
Custer county on Oct. 10. 1918. the
supreme court last week rendered n
decision reversing the Judgment Of
conviction and granting a new trial
which will be held in f,roadus. the
Ilrst trial going to Miles City before
the organization OF Powder River
county.
IN the printed bref filed ON m.
peal in behalf OF the defendant ,y
his attorneys, ~ specifications of er-
rofs occurring throughout the trial
alleged to be preindicial to the rights
!of the defendant were assigned as
grounds for renewal OF the Judgment,
Seven Of these assignments OF errors
were argued before the .,upenaa corr,
three weeks ago IN the ora, ;run~
mint hy Attorney Sharplcss Walker Of
The firm of Walker 4 Packer of Miles
City. The major cause of error is
said to be improper cross examina
ton OF Witnesses.
Judge a. {. Spencer Of Billings:
Presided at the trial in the ,'istrits
court and upon verdict of convi..-.
ticn Of the defendant being render
ed. imposed sentence CT from ten
III tWnty years imprisoumen, and a
fine Of $4,000. Siuce chat tim,
Smith has been doing inc IN the
state pena: institution. Mrs. Smith
who was also placed on i,ial will, hnY
husband is said to have been paro,ed.
The defendant. Smith. resided in
the southwestern part of Custer
county, at Sayle. about /, miles wes:
of Moorhead. Since that time the
Sayle country was included in the
new county OF Powder river and CON
seluently retrial Of the case vii,
be held in this county With the pros
ecurion directed by County Attorney
n. A. Rurkey. About 30 Witnesses
testified at the first trial.
The trial Of Smith was one Of the
most sensational held III Miles City. I
He was said to have openly aud ia .
gravity knocked the governments !,
efforts during the VAR to sell Lib /
erty bonds and in one instance il ,
was alleged, upon learning OF his ,
SON $ Joining the army. he said! b. |
God, | hope the Dutchmen will cat .
the -~---~---- ---=---~---- %EN square in .
two is. h.. middle" TI'ronshou, the /
trial feeling was intc.,.e III he court ,
room and the jurymeu showed ag-
[a1ion.
There was but a short argument .
made by County Attorney Hunter tea 7
the state and Mr.. Walker SURPRISED |
the spectators by his refusal to uncs- /
ton any OF the witnesses The jury. /
consisting Of W. r.. DAVIS u w.
Ross. \. G. Corey, +. G. Duggan. Il.
t. Weaver, Geo. Spranaei. Clarence :
Martin, 7. A. McQnillau, I +. Nal
ace. r.. l.. Mason. VIM WINES and !
James II. Campbell, were ont but %
minutes on the case when thsy re-
urncd the ytsiict. leaving tire mat
er OF tiXinc punishment aish the
'onrs
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-19
FARMERS AND RANCHEltS
EXCHANGE COLUMN

Scan this new department eye.,y
week for things that might benefit
you, and patronize it for the same
reason.
For Sale japanese barn yard
millet. guaranteed. Will deliver
1000 pounds in Broadus about Apr.
Ia: 50 hundred. Leave sacks and
orders at Powder River Co. Bank.
II. W. Draine MIS- &c
For Saile-1 GOO pounds White
Flint Squaw corn and Northwestern
Dent seed corn. 1t was raised 10
miles west Of Broadus and selected
from crib of 400 bushels ayera gine
~ bushels TO acre and has been care
fully dried and cared for. Price Toe
sef pound. Leave orders Broadus
Z. q, or come to homestead. fppr
Mules west of Sand Creek school
house. Preston ('henoweth Nit
REORGANIZATION
lost Bird dog. shaggy, white
win tine black mixed spo,s, black
mead, answers 20 name of "Spot;"
*an" reward. F. Z. West, Broad,,s.
reg Sale--TWo ACCOMPLISHMENTS
with improvements. These locations
are unsettled $40 acre tracts and
nave been allowed. Inquire this Of
nee. MIC 26
Fer Sale Farm machinery. eight
foot Superior grain drill with alfalfa
attachment. one little Jap cultivator,
one John Deere corn planter: all
trahd new. neverused: at my ranch
on Lion creek. Joe Anderson, Sci
way. Mont m 10 % az
Wanted One eood milk COW and
IL Barred Rock hens. Leonard l.. I
Rsehe, Broadus, Mont
For Sale Wisconsin amber scr
shnm seed. sample AT Powder River !
County Bank: { Sc pound. II. d.
Ora ham. Mont. m193t
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-19

| desire 10 thank my lady friends
81 i'roadus for their Kindness in Civ
lug me their subscriptions for the
Mc'ails Magazine. which hope will
ne a he!n and pleasure to them all me
year through Arrah Turley
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-19
NuN-pAKvtSANS HOLD
MEETING; At OLIVE

The second annual meeting of
Nom parti.ans in this county was
scheduled to be held at Olive Wed
nesaay evening ri this week for the
purpose OF electing two delegates TO
eaa April I , and also to name a tull
county ticket
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-19

Fred Rue returned to Broadus
Wednesday after three weeks alb
sence. He was in South Dakota and
from there had been q week on TIA
return trip.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-19
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

have no objection to Non-Parti
sans ratronizing my restaurant, hut
from this date on, please do rot
spread your propa sania there Use
safety first
NJ " pAbDarI,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
DIT berfanlt.

Chicago, ST., 81. Sept. = &aum
bier Stun6en 8abnfabrt bon Chicago
liegt Elm Sell Der gepaltigen Sbit=
ernie, mel9e 8errien County, Mi6.,
lie ge5ogen bat, am 8o6en un6 Der
fault; ser 8ert 6es Sb1tes miro auf
cine bnlbe Miaion Collars gei9Gbt.
Die geiammte 6iesiabrige Bfirii6->
8irnen=, Mepfel-, 8flaumen un6 Mee-
l%onenernte i'm 8errien County miro
auf 100000 Big 100000 900 ge=
i9abt. Wan munfelt, baB Die &om=
miiiionsbdnoler in Gbicago i@ul0 3D.
ran iin6, 6ab Elm Sell ser @rnte ber=
rottet, 6enn @iienbabntpaggons io1en
in geniigen6er 3obl 5ur @%erfiigung
iteben. 8firii6e, mel6e in Chicago
i'm &leinban6el Inn $3.50 un6 $3.50
pro 8ni6el berfanft mer0en, bringen
in Benton Sarbor> Mi9., ni@t mebr
als IS Gents Big $1.25, obglei1 Die
biQiglten Die 6armer lelbit $1.7O TO-
iten. Sic Obit5i6ter benfen alien
Grnltes 6aran, it9 5n orgoni1ieren
nno eigene &iiblbGuier gu erri9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

einen SAB %ousl0ien miro, Ser in gu
funft ben Srieoen u~nbeoingt it0ren
mub. 8ir proteitieren als gbriiter
nno ais 8iirger unierer groBen &e-
pnblif nit aQem Na6oruf gegen cine
iol6' un6riltli6e Bolitif eines
&riegsDerbunbeten, ser b~eion6ers
6ur6 uniere Silfe bas 6euti6e 8olt
in feline @emalt befam, un6 mir for
bern ebenio na60rIdlt9 ale uniere
Witburger auf, iol6em Greiben NIT
ieoem ibnen our gerfigung iteben6en
geiebliden Mittel 10 fdnen als m0g-
lib Elm @noe 81 MAIDEN. gu 6ieiem
8mede iollen our6 Sen Cor. Sefre-
tdr bes 6. g. sic @toafsberbGn6e un6
Der 6. 9. angei6loiiener @ereine a11=
gebalten meroen, i'm Gimme bieier Ste
iolution bel ibren Senatoren nn6
&ongreBabgeoroneten boriteaig gu
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
.. e
9e1ttidlanbs elenbe @elbloae
pffenbart.

Berlin &c. Sept. Sem 6inan5:
miniiter Or. 8irtb gelang es, 6aourd
oaB er nit ieinem Mmtsriidtritt nnt
elmer 6araus entteben6en &riie 6rob.
te, oas &ubinet 81 %peranlaiien, 6os
bo6it bermifelte Ginan5problem oes
2onoes 1T Mngriff 5u nebmen. gu
gleiber 3eit ii6erte er fi9 einen> gon3
beoe1tenoen GinfluB nit 8e5ug oui
Gegiernngsfragen.
@eIegentli9 elmer anBerorbentli=
den Sibung oes &obinetts, mqbren6
mel6er Or. 8irtb in u%ngeidmtnften
8orten Die 6inan5lage 6es 2an6es
i6il6erte nit 6em 8emerfen, 6aB sic
utronrigen Sinan5en peiter nidts
als 6ie Solgen i9ledter @erualtung"
ieien, bei6loB 6aB &abinett einitim=
mig, iofort Die Sraee Ser Mattonali=
lierung ser @rubenmerfe in Mngriff
GIT 1ebmer, nn6 Ser 8irt 1daftsmini-
Iter m11r6e angetpieien> einer 6iesbe-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

fraiielten ggoismus uno Materialis-
mus, elm Yroonft BON Mannern, Die
glaubten einen @eltfrieoen idaffen 5n
fonnen, obne Sic natiirli6en uno gott=
lib+9riitliden Moralgeiebe in Be-
tra9t 5u 5ieben.
SAB elm G0lferbuno iebr min,
idensmert, ia inn gemilien Gimme TO-
gar notpenOig fem fann, miro mobl
nibt g%eleugnet mer6en f0nnen. Aber
ct muB aufgebaut iein auf BEN Brin=
5ipien poiitioen gbriltentumS un0
@laubens. 9as bingegen lit nibt
m0glib, obne 0em @aupte ser Gbri-
ltenbeit, Dem ma6iamen Sirten auf
Hetri StubI gu Som, menigltens cine
beratenOe, penn ni6t enti6eioenoe
Stimme 5u geben. Mls geiltlider
Oberbirte bon Miuionen uno Miuio>
men BON S9dflein, 5uiammengemiir=
felt aus aQen Nationen Ser 8elt, Der
ieine 9irtenliebe m1bren6 oes @elt=
frieges 6reuno mie Sein0 %unborein=
genommen ge5eigt bat> mare er am
ebelten imltanoe, oen G0lferbun0 uno
oas gan5e Srieoensperf auf cine fir
beioe Seiten befrie0igenoe Mrt 81 10
len, sic bo6ouflooernoe Glamme 0es
9aiies gu loiden uno mabre gintra6t
mieoer unter Sen Golfern berbei5u=
fubren.
Sn @rmdg11ng al oieier umitanoe
lit es fir nns cine betriiben6e un1 be-
0auernsmerte Eatia9e. 0aB man ben
III. @ater BON Nnfang an bon ben
Observation-Disclosures a1sgei6loi<
len bat, un6 oob man au9 iebt bon
gemiiier Seite nod feline Miene ma6t,
nuf feline mabnen6e un6 marnen6e
Stimme at b0ren, ieinen bdterli6en
Stat un6 feline Silfe in Mnfpru6 GIT
nebmen.
@atiomal Gatbolic @elfare Council.
Sic ga. @eneralber iammlnng 0eS
Central ereins begriiBt nit 6reuoen
sic @riin6nng 6es National Catholic
2apmen's Council of tbe National
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
Gin rmHiid)er &pnqrek.

8erlin, 81. @ept. = @ie na9 Ser
lin beri6tet miro, baben 6ie fibren=
ben ruifii6en 8oli6emitiminiiter &C.
min nno SrobfD bei6lofien, @ertreter
oqer Barteien gan5 &11Blan6s nad
MoSfau GIT einem Experimentation
.&ongreB ein5ula6en.
IS miro bin5ugefiigt, Die Sopiet=
5iibrer fublten, 6aB ibnen oas &eft
aus Der @ano entgleite, un6 beabii@-
tigten 6eSbalb, Die &egierungsgetpalt
elmer bon Dem geplmten &ongreB at
ernennenoen &ommiiiion at ibertra=
gen, Biz cine en6giiltige @nti6ei6ung
lber Die finftige &egierungsform
GuBlan6s g%etroffen lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

5igliben @eiebentmurf a1ts5uarbei-
ten, Der auf Dem 8eri9t baiiert, ben
Gr5lib sic Decentralization fir
5o5ialifiernng 5uiammengeiteat bat,
te.
Sinan5miniiter 8irtb teilte benz
&abinett nit, 6aB Die %@eiammtibul-
ben Deuti6lanos, nit @inf6IuB Ser
%funoierten Sdul6 bon $1,000, 000,=
900 Marf, Hh auf 242, 700,000>000
Marf belaufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

Welfare Council uno sic 8eltrebung,
unter oeiien 2eitung erfolgreides SUI
lammenmirfen ser beiteben0en tatbo-
lil6en 8erbinoungen gum 8obl Der
Stride un0 oes 2an6eS obne Mufbe=
bunq oeren Mutonomie gu f0r6ern.
Ser Central erein miro nod &raf=
ten mitmirfen.
@ratebung.
@ie ltets, betonen mir au6 iebt,
! 0aB oen @ltern in erlter 2inie oas
&e9t 5ultebt, iiber sic @r5iebnng If
rer &inoer gu beltimmen. &atboli=
i6e Gltern tpi1ien, Bob es lire beilige
Yflidt lit, ienen cine quite fatbolii@e
@r5iebung angeoeiben gu laiien. Sour
i'm Sale ser u%nfdbigfeit ooer NaG=
lGliigfeit Der gltern erpG@it benz
5toate sic @erpfli6tung, ii6 in oas
gr5iebungsre6t binein5umii6en; ie-
oo6 berperfen mir ie0es 8eitreben
bon ieiten bes Stoates, meldes 6as
notiirli9e &e6t Der @ltern eini6rdnfft
Ser &eriud, 6em Staate aQein oaS
&e9t Der @%r5iebung at berleiben,
miro bon uns enti6ieoen 5urudgetpie=
fen als cine S6mdlerung ser burger
li6en Sreibeit. @ir for6ern unlere
&otbolifen auf, Defenders ma6iam gu
fem gegen @elebesborlagen, mie tie
inn &ongreB nn6 in beri6ie6enen 2e=
gisloturen Dor fur5em onftau6ten.
Die gr5iebung bes &in6es fangt
inn eIterli9en @anie an, un6 6arum
ion in nnieren fatbolii9en Samilien
Der edte 9riitlt9e @eilt berri6en. I'm
iere fatboliiden S6ulen lino 6ie no.
turgemdBe unterltiibung Ser @ltern
in oieier 8e5iebung.
@ir meiien nit 5tol5 Fin ouf Sic
pielen berrliben Hfurri9ulen in al
len Eeilen 6es 2anbes, uno mir be-
griBen oie Mnitrengungen, sic audi
in e%ntlegenen @egen6en gema9t per=
ben, sic fatbolii9en S6ulen auf Ser
@0be Ser 3eit 5u erbalten. Der Spfer
geilt, Ser nniere 8ater 6ur9orang,
ioq ii9 au6 in uns 5ieben> 10 6aB mir
lire miir0igen Na6folger mer6en.
9ie beutige S9ule itelt an uniere
2ebrfrdfte be6el1tenb bobere SCRIBE
rlngen. gs erfiilt uns nit freuoi=
ger @enugtuuns, 6aB nniere fotb.
2ebrfrdfte iid 6elien bon betpuBt iin6.
8dbrenb mir es begriBen, 6aB piel=
fa@ Sen fatbolii6en 2ebrern @elegen=
beit geboten lit, ii6 1peiter aus5ubil=
ben, lteben mir ser 8emegung> iber=
al fatbolii6e ~Normal S6ools" Elm
5uribten, ipmpatii6 e%egenIber. SSn
8erbin0l1ng btermit empfeblen mir
Sen fatbolii6en @emein6en ernitlt9,
an 5teue Der bisber oft fdrgli6en
cine a~ngemeHenere @eiol6ung
an5nieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
8ejdlmie Scr ga. Genc>
ralperiansnelmne >es CD.
s%lbaebalten SIT San Mntuniu, Segas,
12.-14 September, 1920.
HDmiide Srage.

Sbgleib ser bl. Gater, in leiner
Gsrieoens : gn5pfltfa, bie San0 Der
a%usi0bnung in meitber5iger 8eiie
oargeboten, empfinOen mir es 6ennod)
ais uniere finbli6e Efli6t, gegen ieg-
lid,e Gergenaltigung unO Serfiimme-
rullg ser meltliden Mabtltellung oes
Eapite s un0 oes Yatrimoniums Hetrt
5u proteltieren, u1o beoauern, oaB Die
r0u1ilde 6rage tire 9olung nod int
n1er nidt gefunoen bat.
Der @apit mnb sic &0lferliga.
Ser 6rieoe, oel, sic G0lfer i6on
mGbreno hires langlabrigen per5pei=
felten &ingens urb beionoers lett benz
MbidluB Des Observation-Disclosures 10
beiB berbeigelebnt baben, lit 5tpar BEN
meiiten Nationen 5uteil g%e1poroen.
Mber feline Segna1ngen iin0 nod in ne
belbofte 6erne geriidt. Mit Argusau-
gen belpadt man iid gegenieitig uno
Sic @elt i6eint INNER nod auf etnem
@l1lfane 5u ruben, Der ieoen Mugen-
blid mie6erl1m al1sbreben un6 ieine
Gerbeerungen anri6ten fann.
Iie &olferliga, BON Ser Sic ber=
id)ie6enen Staatsmdnner in ibrem
Sptimismus 10 @roBes iid beripra-
diem: @erbinberung 5lfiinftiger &riez
&c our6 56li6tung bon 5trettigfet-
ten auf bem @ege BON 8erban0l1n=
gen, aumdblide M%nndberung Ser fetno
Iiden Nationen unb frieolt6es gu
iomn1enleben bat bis iebt ni9t Die &C.
ringlten 6riihte ge5eitigt; int @ege11=
tell, tritt lire Obnmadt imu1er mebr
uno mebr 5utage. gs fonnte bas au6
nidt onbers fommen. @ar oo9 sic
2iga Elm Eroouft BON Mdnnern, 6eren
Sanolungen 6iftiert purOen bonn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
8mber, etc.

2citfaben fir 8irgertanbibaten, ge>
uaue unD neueite @eiebesbeitimmu,lgel1.
- Hrifungsfragen, en9lt19 unb oeuti9.
-Musma6l:-Sbne 2ebrer Gngliid. =
&6rterbI9er, @rammatifen in allen
@pra9en; 9eut19es $rau1nbu@, 8abrz
jasetarten, @anbpabrfaserei, @barafterz
le1ung, Sieb5ubt, @%unbeorefur. 9entfde
8tbeln. 2anbfarten, 8riefte4er, @elebs
bidder, @e6i9te, &odbi9er, 2ieoerbi9er,
SproGmeiiter, @leftri3itdt, 9oftorbu9.
Mmerifaniider @efligel5hdbter, @arten,
bud,. @rnsbau, WiI9pirt1daft. Slider
re5eptbider, Mai9iniitenbu9. = 9eutz
i9e &aIenber. Smreibt fit @rattsprp=
fpefte.
aallmepcr @nbliibing g., 2O5 6. As.
GtraBe, 4ctu Dprf, g. q.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
leyes aprobadaS

/ Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha aproba,
Ido con fecha Il, las siguientes Leyes
! Y resoluciones:
aLey para senmendar los articulos
10, a2, IA, II, 1s, %. 26, 20, 3s, 36
40, 43, A, AZ, 46, Az, As, 40, SO, 81,
l54, 81, So, 62 " II de la Ley estable-
ciendo un sistema de Gobierno Local
~ reorganizando los servicios munich
pales', aprobada en- 81 de julio dc
1919"
LEY para enmendar la seccion Sc
gunda de la Ley No.s70 de Is de abril
de 1916, segdn quedo enmendada poi
la seccion 49 de la ley estableciendo
un sistema de gobierno local v. reor-
ganizando los servicios municipales
aprobada ell 81 de julio de 1919."
LEY para establecer una compen-
sacion adicional .sobre los sueldos dc
funcionarios Y empleados insulares y
para los sgastos de la Alta Escuela
en- la Univedsidad de Pto. Rico, v dc
la Alta Escuela de San Juan duran
tie ell ano economico del 1920 al 1921
LEY disponiendo que las cantida-
des de dinero que Sc reciban de en-
fermos pudientes en- el Sanatorio In
sular, constituyan un fondo especial
que Sc destinara la construction de
ledificios en- dicho Sanatorio, Y para
otros fines"
LEY facultardo al Conisionado de
Sanidad de Puerto Rico para organi-
zar un Negociado Especial de Unci-
nariasis; disponiendo 10 necesario pa
ra el sostenimiento del mismo, Y pa
ra otros fines"
"Leye para enmendar el artfeulo /
de la Ley No. II, aprobada ell 20 de
julio de 1919, fijando el presupuesto
de los gastos necesarios para ell sos
tenimiento del Gobierno de Puerto Ri
co en- los a7ios economicos que termi-
naran el 80 de JUNO de 1920 Y ell &c
de JUNO de 1921, respectivamente, y
para otros fines"
Ley para enmendar las Secciones
Il, 13, IS, 21, %, 81, 40, AZ, 46, TO-
II y Y de la Ley titulada Ley para
establecer la Ley de inscripciones y
elecciones, aprobada en- JUNO Is dc
1919, y para adicionar las secciones
13a., 13b., 13c., 21a., ga, 22b., 23a.
23b., Tia, GA, a la mencionada
Ley, y para otros fines"
LEY para enmendar ell parrafo an
tepen1ltimo del Articulo de la Ley
No. II, titulada Ley fijando ell pre-
supuesto de los gastos necesarios pa
ra el sostenimiento del Gobierno dc
Pto. Rico en- los amos economics que
terminaran Ell 30de JUNO de 1920 y en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

90 de JUNO de 1921, respectivamente,
y para otros fines, aprobada en- ju-
lnio 20 de 1912
Resolution Conjunta para suspen-
der temporalmente la construction de
ciertas obras pdblicas, proveer recur-
SOS para SUI ejecuci6n mediante la for
macion de un fondo especial para clio,
hacienda las necesarias asignaciones;
para cancelar ciertas asignaciones re-
Iferentes obras publicas, v para otras
atenciones, y para cancelar los balan-
ces de ciertas asignaciones."
Y con fecha IA, ha aprobado las si-
guientes:
LEY para regularizar Ell procedi-
niento administrative y Judicial res
ipecto de las contribuciones pagadas
bajo protesta y derogar la ley de 8
de mario de 1911 que trata del mis-
mo asunto."
"Ley para enmendar las secciones
2 y 8; el parrafo 8 de la seccion g.;
! la subdivision (a) de la seccion IL; y
las secciones 16, %, 26, %, 54, 81 Y
SO de la ley titulada Ley para pro-
veer rentas para El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico mediante la imposition de deter
niinadas contribuciones sobre ingresos,
para derogar la Ley del Congreso de
los Estados Unidos, de septiembre s,
1916, enmendada en- octubre 8 de 1917,
para derogar la seccion | de la Ley
No. 8 de la Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico, aprobada el IL de diciem !.
bre de 1918, para asignarsla suma de
seiscientos mil ochocientos (600.S00)
dolares para llevar efecto las dis
posiciones de las secciones 2, 4 Y 5
de la Ley No. 8 antes citada, y para
otros fines, aprobada el 26 de JUNO
de 1919, Y para otros fines"
/ "Ley para autorizar ia emission de
bonos con ell fin de urbanizar ciertos
terrenos pertenecientes a FL Pueblo
de Puerto Rico en- ell munlclplo de San
Juan, comprar mas terrenos, 81 fuere
necesario, instalar en- dichos telrenos
! sistemas de alcantarillado, acueduc-
to Y alumbrado, pavimentar las calles
Y construir casas para obreros v ar
tesanos, y para otros fines"
Resolution Conjunta autorizando
al Comisionado del Interior para que,
previo los requisites legales, pueda
aumentarle cinco centavos a la tari-
ia que rige actualmente para telegra-
mas privados, comerciales y cartas
nocturnas, destinando dicho aumento
a la conservation, reparacion, exten-
sion y operacion del sistema telegra-
fico Y telefonico insular, y para otros
fines" Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
g[lEA 473 sEl3:Is[ gs{! \ Il AN Isl: -
!!Ss;e L$!. 2s{5ssss

UNA CosA QUE MEREcE sA
BERsE, es el hecho de que ell
Ell PAINKILLER siempre cura.
Medic pomo en- aqua caliente, re-
pitiendo unas cuantas veces. Re-
huse los substitutes. No hay mas
que un PAINKILLER, ell de Pc
RRY DAVIS. Advt. 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-03
COMMITTEES OPEN
SITTING MILL IN
ILLINOIS CON-CON

Springfield, Ill.,, March 3.-The
committees OF the Illinois cOnsti-
.utional convention this afternoon
began sitting the proposed changes
In the basic law with a view to
presenting soon some final reports
% the propositions.
The convention held q brief ses-
mon this morning and adjourned in
order to give this afternoon for q
number Of committee meetings.
Following the morning sessions
Charles E. Woodward, president of
the convention, called a meeting of
the committee chairmen to con-
sher program Of public hearings
On various propositions before the
convention.
Delegate Michael Rosenberg OBJ
ulned unanimous consent and in
uoduced proposal to exempt
nom the child labor and compul-
sofy education statutes children
ensased in theatrical and musical
per1ormances If the children SO
mplcyed are given an education
VA private tutor.
A motion by Delegate Charles s.
Cutting OF Chicago for the appoint
Meat OF a committee to supervise
We printing of the convention rec
aW was referred to the rules
ommittee.
delegate Morton D. Hull Of Chi
uso suggested the motion saying
aA 1t had been his experience in
Ie general assembly that unfair
aaases in the records had been
made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-03
EDWARDS name
IS PUT BEFORE
STATE DEMOS.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 3.-The
petition of Governor
Edward I. Edwards of New Jer-
sey. Democratic candidate for pres
ident on a wet" platform, was
filed with Secretary Of State En-
merson today by Charles J. Mich
ael of Chicago, q member of the
constitutional convention. The Pc
tition carried 1875 names, prac-
tically all being from Cook county.
Harding Breaks Precedent.
Fort Worth, Tex, March Sen
ator Warren G. Harding Of Ohio,
candidate for the Republican pres
idential nomination, set prece-
dent in southern politics today by
campaigning in Texas. He is de-
clared to be the first Republican
presidential candidate ever to cam
paign in person in this state.
Chicago, March 3.-Petitions for
General Leonard Wood will be filed
in every state presidential primary
with the exception of California,
William Cooper Proctor, chairman
of the Wood committee, announced
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-03
SAYS PACKERS
CROW FAT ON
COURT ORDERS

Washington, March 3.-The big
Five" meat packers were charged
in testimony given before the house
agricultural committee today by J.
H. Montgomery of Basin, Wyo., with
having reduced livestock prices and
driven growers out of business.
Mr.. Montgomery described him
self as "just an ordinary stock
grower" He deplored injunctions
and Immunity baths" in proceed
ings against the packers.
The packers thrive on injunc-
tions," he said. IAN Injunction
does not bother them any more than
insect powder does a cootie. The
whole beef packing industry should
be put through . delousing sta
ton"
Lack of action by congress in
passing legislation to control the
packers and recent court DEGREES
are causing q loss OF confidence in
both congress and the courts. the
witness, said.
These conditions are producing
Socialists, anarchists and bolshe-
visits faster than the attorney GEN
eral can get bottoms to ship them
out" hA said.