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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
WILL QUIT
ARMY UNLESS HE IS
GIVEN MAN SIZED JOB
He Now Holds Rank of Fun
General, Does Not Want to
Remain Titular Head of Army

WASHINGTON. March 1e.-(U. p
General John Pershing probably will
quit the army soon unless he is given
q man sized job Il was learned to-
day. Pershing now holds the rank Of
fun general, the only such rank exist
ing. but does not want to remain simp-
ly titular head or the army and unless
he is given actual duty in keeping with
his rank, his friends expect him TO
leave the service. Pershing has been
suggested for post as chief-of-staff.
now held by Major General Payton c.
March
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Leo Moorhouse
weather observer.
Maximum, SO,
Minimum, 49,
Barometer, PISA
Trace of rain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
S|NN FE|NERS OBTAIN
IMPORTANT DISPATCHES

DUBLIN, March i6.--(U. P.)--Im-
portnnt military dispatches fell into
the hands of the sinn Feiners when
two runners were attacked. One man
was killed and the other was seriously
wounded. Later d lorry load Of cadets
were fired upon and one soldier was
wounded. The assailants escaped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
llllII.oTINC nrGAN To-Day

CHICAGO, March 16.--(A. P.)-
Balloting in the national referendum
strike vote Of the packing house en-
ployes began here today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
ARMY TRANSPORT IS
DAMAGED IN COLLISION

NEW YORK. March Ie.-CU. P.)--
The army transport Madawaska.
which was damaged in a collision with
me steamer lnyincible last night. was
being towed 70 safety early today with
the invincible alongside. The ships
oollided off the coast Of Little Egg
Harbor, \. j., in dense fog. MAZDA
w'aska was incoming from Manila with
forty passengers and the Invincible
Was bound for Norfolk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
BIRD IS SELECTED

WASHINGTON. March f6.-(A. p.
President Harding's thanksgiving
turkey has been selected. H. w. Ma
son, planter of Crystal Springs, Miss.
informed Mr.. Harding in a Letter TODAY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
nANk yAuIr rs pYNANuTED

UNIoNTOWN. Kans., March 16.--
u. PA gang OF bandits early to-
day dynamitcd vault in the union-
town state bank and escaped with APP
proximately $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16

ARDM0RE, March 16.-(A. P.1-
Introduction of testimony ended at
1928 and the court recessed until
three to permit the judge to prepare
instructions. There were numerous
reports about threats against the state
counsel and the Jurors should YER
dict Of guilty be returned. Sheriff
Garrett said the only report reaching
him was that Of a letter to defense
attorney warning him of possible vi
olence to the defendant if she was ac-
quilted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
BUTTER DROPS THREE CENTS

PORTLAND, March 1e.-tA. P.)-
Cattle and sheep are weak, hogs are
steady, eggs are one cent lower and
butter is three cents lower.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
NEW FRENCH FORCES
ARRIVE IN GERMANY

DUISBERG. March fs.--fA. P)--
New French forces arrived here today
and the belief is expressed that this
foreshadows the occupation OF Null F,
heim-on-Ruhr. four miles east Of here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
ENGLAND AND
RUSSIA SIGN
TRADE PAPERS
Document Marked First Re-
sumption Of Commercial Ar
rangements With an Allied
Power.
RUSSIA HAS MADE SOME
IMPORTANT CONCESSIONS
Negotiations Between Two
Countries Have Extended
Over Greater Part Of Year.

LONDON, March 16.-(u. P.)-
Great Britain and Russia have signed
a trade agreement. Tho document
marked the first resumption OF COM
mercial arrangements with an allied
power. Russia has made some i'm
portant concessions, the most notable
one being an agreement to cease boil
shevik propaganda outside Of Russia
These negotiations have extended over
the greater part of a year. Great
Britain is demanding the release OF all
prisoners held by Russia and one Rus
man representative, M. Kamenieff, is
ordered out OF Great Britain be-
cause OF his altitude ana because he is
alleged to. have attempted TO subsi-
die London newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16

Plans for the trip to be made BY
Secretary Fall and party call for a
visit to all reclamation states starting
with Wyoming, covering the Pacific
Coast states and ending III New Meg
leo. The trip will cover ab1ut four
weeks and will be financed by tho
Western states reclamation association,
Northwest reclamation league, Colum-
oia Basin committee OF the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce, Yellowstone
irrigation association. Montana Irriga-
tlon institute. Sacramento Valley De-
veiopment Association. the SOUTHWEST
ern irrigation league. covering seven
states. and irrigation bodies Of the
various states. F. F. Blaine OF seattle,
]. A. Ford Of Spokane and ex-Gover-
Tor Spry Of Utah are active in prepara.
tons for the trip.
One OF the particular purposes OF
the iunket Is to give senators and con-
gresham comprehensive idea Of the
Importance of reclamation work with
"A view to gaining support for the new
Smith McNary bill which viii request
a revolving fund of $50. Geo. 600. This
bill is now being prepared and Is to be
sponsored by senator McNary and by
Congressman Smith OF Idaho.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
FRANK LONERGAN TO
DISCUSS IRISH ISSUE


Frank ]. Lonergan. Portland lawyer
and brother of Pat Lonergan of PEN
dleton. will be the chief speaker at
the st. Patrick's day meeting at the
Eagle-Woodman hall tomorrow even
ing. Mr. Lonergan will be introduced
by Judge ]. A. Fee and will cover
late developments in the fight for Ir-
ish freedom. The meeting is free and
is open to the public. The meeting
opens at 1880 p. m
Following MIR. Lonergan's address
numerous Irish records will be played
on machine the sound being amplied
by use of Magnavox. The following
is the program in detail:
star Spangled Banner
In u Monastery Garden .....
............ Special Irish. Record
Kathleen Mayoureen .........
.....,..... Special Irish Record
Memorial Address-Terence Nc
Swiney, by Eamon de Valera, IL.
.,...s,.,.... Special Irish Record
Irish Waltz NIusic--Introdueing
Barney o'Hea, Believe Me Ii
An These Endearing Young
Charms Ted Beckert Come
Back to Erin"
st. Patrieks Day Message Speech
by Eamon de Valera -.
.,...,.,..... Special Irish Record
Recognition of the Irish Republic
Speech go. Special Irish Record
Speech by Frank j. Lonergan of
Portland.
mtermission.
Irish Eyes are Smiling .....
...,..... BY Mrs. Glenn Mccoy
Columbia to Erin"--Chorus-
High School Pupils OF St Jo-
seph's Academy Accompanies:
Stella Roden, piano; Irma Rich
ter and Geo. Harp. violins.
The Dear Little Shamrock"-Solo
by Mae Kilkenny. accompanied
by Irene Bucsks Irish harp, and
Joseph V. Pedro. violin.
That Tumble Down Shack in Ath-
! lone, by intermediate pupils of
st. Joseph's Academy Stella
Roden, accompanist
Come Back to Erin" by st. Mary's
Social Club. Miss Clara Marx,
accompanist.
Irish Selections-Piano Solo by Miss
Clara Mark.
Cards and refreshments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
Poland Declares Germany is
lnSuring Violence by Packing
Upper SiIesia With Troops.

WARSAW. March 1G.-(U. P.)-
A formal demand that the allies com
pei Germany to reduce her forces in
upper Silesia is expected, with a Pile
biscue to be held Sunday to decide
whether that rich country goes to Po-
land or Germany The Polish author
tiles declared Germany was insuring
violence by packing the area with
troops.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
WIll Rccognlze Government.

LONDON. March l6.--(U P.)--
That British recognltlon viii be given
the soviet government 10 implied bs
the signing OF the trade agreement be-
tween Britain and Russia Is authori-
tatively stated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
Fifty or More Senators and
congressman win Be Here
While on Western Junket.
SPOKANE MEN WILL HELP
HYDRO ELECTRIC PROJECT
Purpose Of Official Journey
to be Aid for Reclamation
Through $3.50, 200, 900 Act.

Headed by Secretary or the Interior
Albert p. Fall. party OF 50 or so
senators and congressman win visit the
northwest during the coming summer
and while here viii have opportunity
to gain first hand information regard
ing the Umatilla Rapids project News
Of the visit to be made BY the secretary
Of the interior and party was received
in Spokane yesterday and hackers of
the Columbia basin project are prepar-
ing to make the most Of the opp0rtun-
ity they will have to get their project
before the secretary and others in the
party. The same will be done by the
officials Of the Umatilla rapids project
who BY that time will have d detailed
report showing the engineering and
economic features OF he power trojeet
on the Columbia. t,ittlt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16

Renewed pledges Of all possible SUP
port for the Umatiiia rapids project
were made yesterday By influential
leaders in Spokane. While in spokane
attending an Associated Press confer
ence =. b. Aidrich editor or the East
Oregonian. conferred with ex- Governor
NJ E Hay, Of the projects executive
committee. and others. At he instance
of Governor Hay he spoke before tho
Spokane Chamber of Commerce at its
weekly luncheon yesterday and also
consulted with ~ w. Durham leader
In the move in behalf Of the Columbia
basin project.
Mr.. Durham takes the view there is
no conflict whatever between the two
projects and that the umatiIIa rapids
project win be direct ana pefhaps
immediate beneficiary BY the campaign
being waged for the Columbia basin
project which is mammoth UNDER
taking and according to present ssti-
mates win cost $500. 900. GOO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
Claimed Letters Written by
Hamon to His Protege Were
Not Competent as Evidence.
CLARA is CALM AFTER
ORDEAL OF YESTERDAY
Prisoner Was Accompanied by
Woman Evangelist, Prayed
With Her During Morning.

ARDMORE, okla, March f6.-U.
P.l--Love letters written by Jake
Hamon to his protege, Clara Hamon
Smith. were ruled inadmissible as eyi-
dence in Clara's trial for murder
Judge Champion said the letters which
were introduced by defense were not
competent as evidence. The ruling
was blow to the defense case. Clara
looked much relieved when she enterel
the court room today after the trying
ordeal on the witness stand yesterday
She was accompanied by woman
evangelist, who prayed with her dur
ing the morning before the court open
ed. Clara's expression was more COM
placent. she laughed and was cheerful
as she chated with "Wild BiiI' Nc
Lean. her attorney. The state rested
its case after hearing the testimony
by few witnesses during the morning.
The court recessed until o'clock to
give the attorneys opportunity to pre-
pare the closing argl tents to the jury
and allow The judge to prepare instruc-
finn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
APPOINTMENT rs RECo,lNiENDEp

WASFiINUTUN, March I5.-tJ. ID
Attorney General Daugherty has
recommended that President Harding
appoint Guy d. Goff of Wisconsin, as
assistant attorney general
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16
GERMAN IS NOTIFIED
SHE MUST PAY DEBT

PARIS March 16.-(A. Pl-The
allied reparations committee notified
Germany that she must pay billion
sold marks before March card,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16

ARDMORE March l6.--tU. P)-
The Hamon case is expected to reach
the jury late tonight or tomorrow
morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-16

DAILY EDITION

Ths East OreKonian II Eastern Ore
gon's greatest newspaper and ns q sells
ing force gives 70 the advertianr eyer
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
IN PendIeton and UmatilIa county of
any other newapaper.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-08-18
la TASACIONDE Los
RICOS REDUCIRA
COMO DOS BILEO-
NES ASEGURA FL
DE Los
UN|D0S
10 RESTANTE SERA DISTRI-
BUIDO ENTIRE TODOS, RIcOS
Y POBRES; REMOVERA Ell
ESTORBO DE LOS NECOCIOS
ANINIARA LA EMPRESA--
LA IDEA DE LA ADMINISTRA
CION.

Washington, d. c., Agosto 15.-Una
declaration official explicando el pro-
grama de la revision de la tasacion de
la administration fue expedida hoy en-
la Casa Blanca
"Se siente que progreso aitamente
importante ha sido hecho,p la declara-
cion dice, agregando:
mo ha habido esfuerzo para rele-
var al rico de su parte de las cargas,
pero mas bien para asegurar que min.
guna clase sera dejada en- avenida
de escape de estas. Un analisis ca
sual de las propuestas manifesto
aquello que Sc puede describir como
''las Tasaciones de los Hombres Ri
cosY produciran cerca de $1.SQ0,Q00-
900 mientras que el balance sera dis
tribuido sobre toda Ia comunidad, ri.
cos pobres.
"Todo el programa de feforma de
tasaoion contempla soltar los negO-
clos de 10 que Sc ha hallado restric-
clones paralizadoras y exasperadas,
animando en- tOdo 10 possible lavuel-
ta activa de empresa y neg0cios."
Sc Decide Sobre Ia Abronacion de Ia
TasacIon de Express.
Washington, D. G.. Agosto 15.--
Abrogacion de Ia tasacion de express
de rno por ciento en- cada rs centa-
vos de valor fue decidido hoy por Ia
comision de Inedios y arbitrios.
La comision tambien vot6 para le-
var una tasacion de distribution igual
de $40 en- todos los vendedores al me-
nudeo de bebidas suaves para fijar
la tasacion de los manufacturers en-
bebidas de cereales a doce centavos
ell gallon en- Iugar de la presente tasa-
cion de manufacturers de ounce por
ciento en- el preclo de yenta. La CO.
mission tambien vot6 para imponer
una tasacion de manufacturers de
cinco por ciento en- los siguientes ar
tfculos el precio por mayor del cual
excede las cantidades dadas:
Alfombras pisos $3.50 por yarda
cuadrada; petaquillas $50.
Valises, bolsas de yiaje, yalises pa
ra vestidos, etc, SIS: bolsas, bolsas
de bolsillo, bolsas y bolsas de mano,
81; portables equipos de luz incluyen-
do lamparas de todas classes y SOM
bras de lamparas, $10s paraguas, pa
rasoles y sombras para el sol. $2.70s
abanicos s10O; ropage de casa ba-
nos, 50.
Esta tasacion vendria a ser efecti-
va Embellishments sobre ell pasaje De
la nueva ley Ia asi lIamada tasa-
cion de lujo en- estos articulos y ropa
de uso. ahora colectados por ei tende-
TO al menudeo serian abrogados des-
&c ell dia 1ro de Enero.
La comision cerr6 81 trabajo hoy
los secretaries Embellishments empe-
aaron poner la nueva medida en- for
ma para presentation a la conferen-
cia hoy Lunes a los Republicanos de
la camara.
Abrogacion de la tasacion de por
ciento en- la cantidad pagada por
transportation de aceite por lineas de
tuberfa, tambien Sc voto por la comi-
sion. Por esta accion todas las tasa-
clones de transportation fueron eli
minadas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-08-18
ACUSADO DE LIBELO Y ENCAR.
CELADO POR ALECADA QUE
BRANTACION DE LA PAZ PU,
BLICA, NADIA ESPANTADO,
Ell RECISTRO DE LA DINAS-
TIA SALDRA A LUZ, DICE.

Las Vegas, N. M, Agosto 1s,--Igna-
clio Duarte, editor de "EA GACETA
NEO MEXICANA", .el peri6dico Ince-
pendiente Republican, de aqui condu-
cido por Apolonio A. Sena, no obstan-
te un pleito por libelo encontra de 81
y su editor asociado Herman HERE
ra, y su arresto encarcelamiento ba-
10 ordenes de 1Alguacil Secundino Ro-
nero bajo 81 cargo de Quebrantar Ia
paz, dice que va abrirle fuego a to-
da la 6inastfa Romerista de amacha-
dos en- ell puesto Y PROFESSIONALS dicta-
dores en- ell -condado de San Miguel y
dara 'luz todas las marOmas" al pn-
blico, segun una declaration que el
hace en- "Ia Gaceta" la cual es un de-
saffo quemante al Rey de San Miguel
y todos sus arrimados Duarte di-
&c que ST hay alguna cosa que no ha-
va salido luz acerca del registro De
los Romeros elpueblo 10 va q saber
ahora, o palabras a ese efecto. Sc di-
ce que esta es Ia rebellion mas desen-
frenada encontra de la dinastfa Rome
rista por muchos amos y medidas Sc
yeras Sc dice tai yez sean adoptadas
en- ell atentad0 de suprimirlas. Quar-
te no obstante, no habla como hom-
bre que con faoilidad pOdria ser sil-
primi6o Y desarrollos mas interesari-
tes Sc esperan en- esta monarquia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-08-18
.MISTER|O ACERCA
DE- la DESAPARI-
.CION De UN RICO
NSITANTE ARGEN-
THO AQUI
HIJO DE UN HACENDADO Gull
TIVADOR DE AZUCAR DE LA
AMERICA DEL SUR Sc AU-
SENTA BAJO CIRCUNSTAN-
GAS PECULIARES MANIFIES-
Ia LOS ROLLOS De BILLIE
TES.


Tn misterio rodea la desapricion
de Jose Marcelino Diaz' de rs amos
de edad, y quien Sc dice que es el hi
10 de uno de los cultivadores &c azh-
car mas acaudalados en- Argentina,
America del Sur, y quien Sc reporta
tambien que es sobrino de un minis
tro anterior de aqnella Repdblica a
los Estados Unidos.
En- todo 10 que Sc puede acertar
despues de inyestigaciones fEechas
por varias personals de Santa Fe Ell
Domingo y Lunes, ell Sr. Diaz 1ue
visto ultimamente el Viernes la me-
dia noche, parade en- el portal de la
Casa de los Caballeros de Colon con
un saco y equipo de viaje consistien-
do de una petaquilla maletas. Del
Hotel De Vargas vino en- un antomo-
bill con David Gonzales Edo. Desde
ese tempo el hijo del millonario ha
desaparecido en- ell aire.
Hay varias teorfas en- cuant0 a 10
que le haya sucedido al Sr. Diaz. Una
es que fue levantado por un autom6-
bill llevado con prontitud a Lamy
donde tomo un tren para parties des-
conocidas, Y la otra que tai Vez ha
sido robado asesinado por la mani
festacion frecuente de grandes ro-
llos de billetes.
AL Sr. Diaz le asent6 muy bien San
ia Fe desde su arribo aqui el Mier-
coles antepasado. Caste centenares
de pesos al dia, Sc dice, comprando
cosas on Jas tiendas locales, alquilan-
do automobiles y dando paseos los
conpcidos comprando presentes los
cuales Sc dice que los regal6 la gen
te que conoci6 aqui Dijo que ACADIA
ba de graduar de la Universidad Co
lumbia de Nueva York, del departa-
mento de ingenieria, pero podia ha;
Der graduado de cualquier departa-
mento de idiomas juzgando por el nd
nero de idomas que habla. FL con-
verso en- Espafiol, Ingles, Frances, TIA
liano Aleman con mucha gente aqui
y hablo Arabico en- la tienea de Rich
ard Fidel donde compr6 un sombre.
70 de terciopelo el Martes antepasado
en- la manana. Diio que habia apren.
dido el idioma Arabico en- Tunis.
ApdrenLoment6 el cf. Dla1 ma dnud-
do todo el mundo.
Figuraha Permanecer Aqui.
Aunque declare cuando llego aqul
que iba en- camino para San Francis.
co a embarcarses para Ia America del
Sur-su casa residencia slenGo en-
Buenos Aires--eI Sr. Diaz mas tarde
anunci6 que le gustaba tanto Santa
Fe sus villeros que Sc habia deei.
dido permanecer aqui por algun item.
DO.
El Martes el Sabado el telefono
Sc mantuvo caiiente en- Ia casa de los
Caballeros de Colon por gentes que
tenian Wales preparados en- automo.
biIes. 0 paseos a caballo, o para to.
mar comidas ir a las montanas con
el Sr. Dlaz, Pero q todas las pre-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-08-18
Mira Despues de Ocho A6os.

PuyaIlup, Wash. Agosto 15.-Cuan-
do la sra. Rosalie la Plante de Pu.
yallup pudo yer por Ia primera vez en-
ocho amos recientemente, la primer
cosa que exelam6 fue, 20, esta XII
mona es morada clara"
La vista de la Sra. La Plante fue
restaurada cuando los cirujanos le
removieron una obstruction de sus
oios. Embellishments pidi6 que le
trajeran toda su ropa para yer de que
color era,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-08-18


mes. "Hizo arregios conmigo para
que 10 paseara por tres dias, No 10
he vuelto a yer desde que fue al baile
de santa Clara Nosotros regresamos
cerca de las de la tarde. 81 Sr.
Diaz manifestaba que trafa mucho di'
nero en- billetes, mas dinero que 81
que una persona pudiera contar."
Manifesto los RoIlos de bmeses.
Miller agrego que Diaz manifesto
sus rollos de bllletes tan amenudo
que Sc le dijo que tai vez 10 roba-
rian ST 81 segufa esas tacticas viaian-
do alrededor de los Estados Unidos-
S. R. Anderson. de Abilene, Texas,
y otras dos personas registradas en- Ell
Hotel De Vargas, dijeron que habian
hecho el viaje a Santa Clara con
Dlaz pero en- todo 10 que Sc pudo acer-
tar ninguno de estos conocidos han
yisto al Sur Americana desde el
viernes antepasado en- la tarce.
Gamble Libranzas Aqul.
Sc dice que Diaz cambio varias Ii
bTanzas de banco aqui en- bancos To-
Gales giradas en- Bancos de Canada.
Diaz le dijo a un villero que tenia un
ito que era banquero en- CANADA por
tai razon giro en- los Bancos Cana
denses. Telegramas fueron manda-
dos Canada 81 Lanes en- la mafana
para averiguar que saben los bancos
de Canada acerca de Diaz.
Oficiales del ferrocarril Santa Fe
dijeron declararon el Lunes que
Diaz no poGia haber salido de Santa
Re el Viernes antepasado en- la noohe
por tren siendo que el estaba aqui
todavia hasta la, media noche y el ol-
timo tren stlio de aqui las 9:S5 en-
la tarde. AZ
Sc Hace Ia investigation.
81 Diaz ha sido la victima de ladro-
mes ha sido asesinado Dor su dinero
sus joyas-porque Sc dice que por-
taba I'm hermoslsimo anillo de diaman
tees el asunto que 81 Jefe de Poli-
cia Martinez y Ell Alguacil Shoemaker
estan investigated ahora Possible
mente Sc cree que tai vez anduviera
andando perdido alrededor de la ciu-
dad el Viernes anteDasado en- Ia no.
che, o partido en- un yiaie largo en- un
autom6bil porque el hombre manifes-
tabe muchas ganas decididas de pa
secs. Parecia mny nerYioso a segun
dicen varios comerciantes de Santa
Fe auienes conyersaron con Ell, y el
hablaba constantemente de dinero y
recepciones gastosas. Les diio va
rias personas que 81 habia gastado
$500 desde Junio de este afio via
iando alreGsdor del pals. Dijo que
habia tenido una vista muy deliciosa
en- Nue7a Orleans donde entretuvo
mueiia gente gustosamente a Sc
gun 10 dijo 81 mismo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-08-18
ESCUADRA SEGA ECHADA DE
LA CASA, SIN ORDEN DE La
LEY.
No Sc Expedird Orden a no Sci
Que Haya Evidencia que el Ii;
cor Sc Manufacture o Sc Ven
de-MuIta de $1,000, un AhO
en- "a CireeI, las Penas.

Washington. d. c.. Agosto 17.--Apli
cacion de una enmienda del senado al
proyecto de prohibition suplementR
rio el cual proyee para multa en-.
carcelamiento de oficiales quienes es
cuican o quitan licor sin tener una
orden serian restringidos a casas. ba'
10 un sustituto a la enmienda hoy por
la comision iudiciaria de la camara
Luego Sc orden0 que ell proyecto Sc
reportara favorable a la Cdmara.
Ell provisto de Ia comision de la ca
mara lee:
'sQue ningun official, agente EN-
pleado de los Estados Unidos. mien
tras ocupado en- el enforzamiento dc
este acta, ei acta de prohibition ma
cional, cualquier ley en- References
al enforzamiento de la tasacion de {
el trafico en- licores embriagantes, de
bera esculcar ninguna casa privada
sin una 6rden ordenando tai indaga
cion tai auto no debera ser expedi
do q no ser que haya razon para
Greer que tai casa es usada como III
lugar donde licor es manufacturadG
para venderse O Sc ha vendido.
Eel t6rmino casa privada deberi
iconstruirse a incluir Ell cuarto 0 Guar
tos ocupados no temporariamente, pc
70 solamente como una residencia eI
una casa de apartamentos, hotel ca
sa de abonados. Cualesquiera viola
clones de cualesquiera provistos d
este parrafo serah castigados por UNI
multa no excediendo $1,000 0 encarce
lamiento no exceeiendo un afio 0 am
bos, tai multa y encarcelamiento e.
la discretion de Ia corte."
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-08-18

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rio publicamos por complete el vale.
roso artfculo de defensa escrito por el
sr. Duarte, v ,esperamos que todos los
lectores del Nuevo Mexicano lean el
mismo con atenciony cuidado y vean
la valerosa defensa que hace Ell Sr
Duarte sobre sus sagrados derechos
como ciudadano de los Estados Uni
dos.