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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31
Por tierras de Uncle Sam
LA LEY CONTRA LOS CIGARRILLOS

deja de tomar en- cuenta los esfuerZos
espasm6dicos de una parte del pueblo,
Ia menor, exigiendO el cumplimiento
de las leyes. Entire la ley viva Y Ia
ley muerta, pues, hay una amplia 20
ma Ell sombras, que es motive de fire.
cuentes controversies, como la surgida
ell Baltimore, durante un raid de la
policfa para hacer cumplir la ley del
descansO dOminical. Entire los 253 de-
tenidos hubO hasta algunos que esta-
ban balanceando sus cuentas ell el
privado de sus hogareS. Otro fue arreS
tado por pintar la puerta del traspa-
ito de su casa. Y hubO policfa que Sc
acerc0 a TN hombre que fumaba tram
quilamente un cigarro, no dudando en-
preguntarle como Y cuando habfa lle-
gado su podcr.
Este afan dc legislar sobre moral,
ha llevado toda suerte de prohibit
clones, sin continencia, V sin tener de-
tras una opinion publica sustancial.
Asf hay leyes contra el besO, leyes con-
TIA cl pOlvo dc arroZ, lcyes contra el
rouge. leycs contra los aretes. lPyes re
gulando el largo de las sayaS femeni-
mas Y leyes fijando el tamano de los
altileres ale sombrero, Nj 'adn las dis
posiciones del Prefecto de policia de
Berlfh Ell los desaparecidOs tiernpos
kaiserianos, tiencn parelelo con las ar-
hitrariaS disposiciones que rodehn Y
llacen diffcil la vida In digestion de
los ciudadanos ,americanos. que dia
llegaFd, acaso no puedan III Salir del
brazo de su csposa IL la c;iile.
ChambclaH.+
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Rioting By
Unemployed
President of Berlin Labor AS.
ScmbIy Badly Injured in
Melee

H.'v.la. June % Thousands OF ~
"lw:'i"ycd workm"n today "n;"r"d ~"
;ah"r union assembly and demand" :
Na; .u wcrkmon VI" mad steady
cu.. I"yiu.ur srou.d ri" ~ lac.r j"h-
Ia order ;nNr III" Ia.e workman miEh'
h. ,,upl"y"L r." president - :n'
labor un:on Assembly VAS ha@,y beaten
wiz. h.ackyNrF" tad l'it bleeding ON
IN floor.
Tho light s;;',t anti, ; o0o rrr."H-
were cmbr":l"I. u>lr= nSts. chairs and
,.';vI.; i:"r",,Icd alarms brought s'r.
crtl hundred Toi.," :" tn" scene. WI
clc:r-d ;.e hLiId.nE after the UTroG
haG continued for Two hours. Tn" in
turtd president was taken to Il uc"ryl
restaurant. The doors Of which w"rr
locked. The unemployed demonstrators
however attacked this building In he
doors aul windows and demolished ;h"
turuiturc Thr rrCeiIcu. was taken ou,
tho hack way and hurried to = place "f
sec .r!ty. \ rumor that III" president
nd Giet. although / was officially II"
ri.. ny IN" police. added 70 the ca
citcmeUt.
The ir...n." began Will" he .aH"r
un.vn council was II s"ss!nn IL" ua-
r!ul,lry,d w,r" LoiGinc o. demonstrate -
outside ia, building and s"ut d"!"Ga'ci
!u:r -. haU - !.y their demands BE-
fore the council. Immediately th"Sr
va. n,..G,. ~. o"un.'i hr"k' W tts See.
vio,. an. t.l;htr.g began.
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SECOND ARREST
ON NPOSTA[ PLOT
liz Money Order Forgeries~
Traced to Pair, With
$4,000 Involved

Steubcnville, O.. June 20-W. J. How
ard. alias Anderson. aged IS years. OF
New York city, alleged forger and ex-
convict. taken from an east bound Pan
Handle railroad train here by Chief OF
Police Carter was handed over to post
office inspectors today and returned TO
Columbus TO answer to a federal charge
OF forging money orders.
Inspector Kelley OF the Postofhce De-
partment. said II was one OF the most
important captures in many months. 1t
is alleged that Howard and Hal Stiles,
under arrest at Columbus, have been
travelling the country for two months
passing forged money orders on merch-
ants and small postofhces.
A total or ll2 forger!es have been
traced to the pair and their revenue
amounts to between $4,000 and $4,000.
The men. II is alleged. stole book OF
money order blanks. date stamp and
other paraphernalia from sub-station
At Newark. y. j., in April and have
been operating in eastern and middle
western cities since that time.
A newspaper warning issued by the
Columbus postmaster brought about
the arrest Of Stiles and he Is said to
have confessed and implicated Howard
who was picked on the train here on
receipt OF telegram from Columbus.
Howard haG a suit case in which
partly used book OF blanks and tho date
stamp were found He Is asserted 10
have confessed. He had 1854 in cash
In his possession when arrested.
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All But Six Of the At
Alleged Rioters Free

Char!c,;.n. W. Va. Jun" 2o-Ah ia;
s:N q: ~" 'oIty-sr""n alleged rioters
arrested las, wreck foiiow.nS the shoot
Ing 1t tnc Iirh Creek tent colony were
rclcasc! following m Investigation
conduct. i hy Judg" Bailey, SheriM PIN
son. Prosecuting Attorney West. a"
Mlngo county officials: Major Davis
AMI Captain Hr",ku=. "f the STATE con-
stabularr, and :. =. Montgomery and
=. Frank Kc"ury, representing the
miners. according q word brought h"rc
:odav ~ E1ccNcy, on his return from
Williamson.
Sinr. tn, shooting &c last week. quiet
has prevailed and Indications are tMHt
this '"aI:''oa Will obtain until the
question of 4 senatorial Investigation IS
ScttI"l IN" way Or another. h""ncy sad,
Pictures nc tho Lick Cr""k tent colony
showing u.s. condition after las: wHck's 3
lighting. wrrc brought TO Charleston by
kC"nrv and forwarded :" Wash.nGt"H
- hr used IN the hEht To obtain soma
;oriai investigation IN M.nSo. h" sad.
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To Protect
The Admiral
Docks 10 Be Cleared of Peo-
pie to Prevent Demonstra-
ton Against Sims

New York, Jun" @o.--Whrn the OiJa;'
iIc nu which R"rr-Admir:l Sims s
returning 10 ihis country hy order IT
Secretary prnhy. docks Wednesday, 4
viii h" Il: a bare pier.
officials Of IN" line declared today
;.It'r Il c"nirrrnrr with port officials
(" rxc'ul" the public TO avoid DIS
,rlminatI"n."
There halr been many reports that
r-n; oncuts An! opponents Of the id'
mnarS London speech. in which he de:t
w!th h-AmcrIcans, We're planning
demonstrations Of opposite nature. The
pier viii uc heavily poiic"d.
Washington, Jun" 90. 0.--Sccr"tary Den
ty said today that Rear Admiral sims
nL reaching New York. Wcdnc Sday
aboard III" steamer Olympic from nj:
TRIP e. England would Land when ih'
liner dockcd, and 'ha. the navy had nc
intention Of sending vrSS"! 10 tAk" hir
1T II Quar,n,in" or At So.
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Washington. June 2o.--Thc senate
started Il race with the house today 20
outlay medicinal b"rr. Just after the
house rules committee had concluded a
long hearing n3 q proposal I" give TIE
voIet",d an:t-hcer and general proh.bi-
tion tightening up measure right or
way. Senator Willis. Republican, Ohl".
introduced 2 special bill containing the
beer and other uncontrovcrted sections
nC tho Ioi-ieaa bill. with the hore OF
hav.:,s it passed before the prohibition
rumml-S!uucv promulgated medicinal
beer rrguIli!ons under the opinion hand
cd down hy' former Attorncy-Gecnral
Palmer.
In view o: the statements ny prohibit
tinn leaders before the house committee
that they were unwilling 20 re-draft
the voIstead supplemental bill and their
request that II be expedited as emerG-
cncv legislation. there was much spccu-
laiiou aS !" whether the Volstead or
N'Ni!s measure could be put through
tirSt.
No friends have appeared on The house
side In behalf or beer as medicine and
Chairman campbell. of the rules com
nittce. expressed what was rcga arded as
tfs general vew on that question by
declaring q bill to prevent its sale IN a
doctors prescription probably would be
passed. unanimously. tn. committee
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MUST MEET OTHER
NATIONS WAR MOVES

N,lfrrd. Mass. June @0--The present
administration l. d"SirouS OF dINa rminE
~ rlr as II is Saf" TO 50. but IL Is not
IN" time 20 make move Tor everlasting
nCurc. Secretary Of War JOHN W. Weeks
said in commencement address NJ
TUFTS College today.
when w. Sc" nations preparing FOR
war. y" n'ust sit W and take notice"
h. d",,~r"G
"Th. present administration = mos:
dc,ir,u< 20 Lave disarmament IS far as
It Is safe u d.. Rut "" must ask tha.;
We h. judges "E Just what this degree
l.. r'or We have information which we
cnrrot divulGc. obtained IN reliable
nd complcte manner. which makes rs
the only cumpctcHt judges"
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Belfast. Jun" 20.--.ts an additional
prccautIon for the safety OF King
Grorg" and Queen Mary during their
v!sI, for the opening pf the Ulster par
liament ;he sewer system will he
thoroughly Inspected tomorrow ii maze
sur" that no explosives have been hid
den there.
Signalling apparatus mas u'"n set ZIP
in the dome Of the rity hh!! ior COM
munication with the royal yacnt and the
tcct accompanying II. 4 battery has
been stationed on the quay and Will fire
royal saiutcs when the king and queen
land when parliament Is opened and on
III" departure OF the monarchS.
The feet will join In the salute which
is fired when parliament IS opened.
II is understood that several leading
catholics have been offered kniShthoods
bit that they have declined to accept.
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MEDICINAL BEER LEGISLATION RACE IS
ON BETWEEN THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS

will decide later in the week whsther
the Volstead hill or any part OF II shall
be given top place on the house calendar.
In introducing his bill Senator Willis
said he Was actuatcd BY the discussion
and delay concerning the bill pending in
the ,Louse.
In addition TO prohibiting tine pre-
$rr!ption OF hetr as medicine, the meas
urc would provide that no more than the
Same amount Of alcohol in wine may be
prescribed within ten days than Is now
authorized for spirituous liquors. which
Is one half pint.
Prescriptions Limited
Other provisions OF the bill would
prohibit the issuance OF moro than one
hundred prescriptions within 90 days to
any physician for the use Of sp!rituous
or vinous liquors as medicine unless an
emergency exists: would prevent the
further manufacture and importation OF
whiskey or spirituous liquors. but not
alcohol. untu III" present supply Is re-
duced to point where It would meet
the needs for non-hererage purposes
and would give the courts In Hawaii
and the Virgin Islands jurisdiction -
enforce the prohibition act.
Senator Wills in statement fays
his hit cmhodied uncontroverted issues
IN tn. Volstsad supplemental prohihitien
bill new pending in the house.
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Army's Champion Boxer
Shot By Jealous Rival

Baltimore. .unc on.-Charles \. Hoff-
man. champion middlewc!Eht boxer OF
the army. and his bride Of three days.
were shot and N" former seriously
wounded, while thcv were in q crowded
dance hall at an amusement park TO-
night Ralph Trucri. 4 soldier ~ Camp
ITolthird. was arrested charged ~ith the
shooting.
Frurr!. pnliCC Snid hc told ;hcm. de-
cared he had married lIofIman's VIE 1
ycar and Il half ago. HOFFMAN. h" said
had been \ friend If his at camp. Other
soldier comrades declared FrucC! had
announced his intention OF shooting
Hoffman after he learned Of th" wedding
and They warned tho police shortly be-
fore tho shots were fired.
Both the huxcr and his wife were talk
IN 10 Il hospital. where 1t was SAID Hor-
mans condition was serious. Mrs. Hon
mans wound was slight, tho bullet en-
tcrinG her arm.
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British Officer Shot
Down Before Wall

Dublin. juno o0-Sccond Lieutenant
Breeze. Of the Worcestershire regiment
was taken from AN automobile In when
he was riding yesterday near Dublin,
accompanied by three young women ana
shot 70 death.
Tho car in which Breeze and ms COM
panlons wcrc motoring was held up Dy
armed mon. who shot and badly wound
Cd n. Lieutenant. Leaving two OF the
women by the roadside. the miscreants
forced the third young woman 10 drive
Them With tn" officer into "a" j'upIln
hills. where they stood Breeze UP
against a wal. and shot him 10 death
Tho bodies of :hrcr military othcers
no were Kidnapped yesterday while
ou, Walking near F"thard. County TIP
prrary. wrrc found today. near Clonmei'
II IS officially reported the bodies bore
4 number of bullet and shotgun wounds
and that each man had been bIindfoided
before hr WAS killoI. when tho ofhcerS
loft their harrn.kS thoy wcr" dressed IN
civilian clothes. They We're not heard
Of again until their bodies were dis
covered today.
soldier was shot dead yesterday IN
Cstrrick. At Rathcormack. county CORK.
two civilians who failed I" hhl' "nen
cha allenged, were shot and killed.
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yErER1NAa1AN ExAMs

The state has announced that exam!T-
aticns for accredited veterinarians will
be held June IS. simultaneously at
tlarkshurg, Petersburg. Wheeling and
Charleston. The public health council
will hold eNamina, ions for !irensure O.:
physicians July -, 1T Charleston. ac-
rnrdtuS - announcement by DIR. V. 7.
.L'hurcnman. prcisdcn; Of the councN.
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scAFroLp's FATAL COLLAPSE

Philadelphia. June 20.-Mahion Week
rrly. rr Philadelphia was killed and
four other workmCn were injured late
today by the collapse of scaff"ld at
tho Philadelphia navy yard. The men
were painting merchant vessel In dry
dock and were plunged loo feet TO tho
Concrete base when > rope support
snapped. The injured. all or whom are
expected to recover. also are residents
nr this ritv.
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COST or LIVING LOWER

New York. June oo-The cost OF living
in the United States dropped 2.3 per cent
in May. according to figures made pub
lie tonight by the National Industrial
Conference Board. The total decrease
from July 1920 TO June !. 1921 was 2o'S
per cent. leaving the net increase be-
tween July, 1914, and June 1921. at "a
per cent.
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THE WEATHER.

wsstt Virginia and Western Penn
sylvania-Yar Tuesday; Wednesday
part cloudy, probably local thunder
showers, not much change in tempera-
ture
ohio-Pnrtly cloudy Tuesday, prob
ably followed by local thundershowers
tuesday or wednesday, not much
change IN temperature.
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DEATH FOR z

R.rnc. Switzerland. Jun" "0--.tn "H-
p!osiCu OF fro damp today destroy ed
the greater part Of IN" Mont GEMS
mine. l'p to tonight twenty -lr" lh"n
are hnuwn TO br dead and 4 larC" num-
her injured. OF In" thTc" hunhr"d VINO
ncr" in tho mine AZ thc time or the
disaster. only on" hundred and twenty
a-c accounted for.
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WOULD DAM rH1 MAHoNINd.

Washington. June 20.-Ciovernmcnt
permission for the construction OF a
dam by the Trumbuli Steel Company
across the Mahoning river at Warren.
Ohio. Is given In a bill by Representa-
tive Cooper. Republican. Ohio Iassed
to-day b. the house.
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NEGOTIATIONS HEHEw1D

Washington. June Negotiations
over the naval appropriation bill be-
tween the senate and house were re-
newcd today and II was reported that
substantial progress toward settle
mcnt was made. despite last weeks
deadlock over the size OF tho personnel.
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W|NNERSANNOUNCED IN THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION CONTEST EVERPUT On;
$4,000 PRIZES; 5000 SUBSCRIBERS ADDED
Accountants an d Judges
WoTk Into Wee Sma Hours
This Morning In Successful
Effort to Make the Final
Results of Spirited ComPe-
titi!on Known

Working far into m" ~" Hma
hours Tue day morning. lnE" force
ot accountants and the three judges
Nayor Thomas + .ThoIer Sheriff
Narry T. Clousc and Lafayette i'r1nHr.
have emerged from ,hcir successful
effort 20 make known this morning
tho fnal results and the names OF the
winners in The TnrNllicCncer's C'rcu'
latior Drive for slo 900 in automobiles
and Other prizes.
Her. Are the Autc Winners
First Choice
JAMES AMEN. Wheeling.
Second Choice
MISS GWENOOLYN EDWARDS,
Martins Ferry.
Third Choice
S A. 5ASHOR, JR, Martins
Ferry
Fourth Choice
MRS. CORA MORGAN. Cameron.
Fifth Choice
NJ. c. euRG8ACKER, Middle.
bourne.
Names Of other Hr,k" winners VIII
no found elsewhere IN this mornings
tnfeU;cenCer.
Nfter ho.dt"r -" uavo',~iaE ..'"-">:
e this scri.rH f,r tn" pa ":I;l.: = crAs.
arI cS'ah,. ,h.nE = new - ''rt IN n"Ns-
Paper *uhsrrl1'.nI col"p1Eu~ - this
sAr'iou. tho last r,La rtrr g: iyc Ef"'I-
S"nrcr'& C.rcu.,:ioH nrIN" Niu h% nrLt-
."n with tho presentation ~ o." ,"iz"-
&" tie ".nu"rS. Sine the 'i;iriA.
JUICES and auditors tool, c&Argc Of tho
h.>uo, bon, hundreds o; pcopi" anNIou>!%
awal: "a" result. Not wi;hin lh" MS
tcry n: ;aiS section Ga> :, :i'>sHap'r
cI;n?a .Sm Attracted th.scC'hu,.a~' and
N!G"SHr, .li interest H.. Ms .h'"u dur
:n. IN rAyc ,h:,, ended Saturday nlra'.
Tho At W-'k WAS e~pcc.si,y u't"",".
E.ratgy Ms I";"aSc. but friendly and
Tic Ia;c,liS"acer feels assured tha, thr
successful o:c> mcY.tcd tuc prizes :o-
Nl.ch they -, earnestly >trj,cl. Tlc
number OF votes turned In h. y,nG.da ;"S
IHd ;nr.r friends waS fair" S.lESCr.ug.
and when the judges mot - undertake.
the ;aSt OF counting thH;n, i would hav,
3scH d!scou-ngiaSly iahvg!ous but 10!
tnc keen interest rv"H they felt Tn the
success Of the campaign and ii" knowl.
edS" they had Of n" popularity Of tho
movement In every section n which
The IAtH,l!E"acr: cir"utalcS.
The conduc. OF the count wAs M
;hod,cal ard buS!ncsS-l!kc. The yelec-
tton OF the JUICES pro'e ed 10 b" an ad-
nlrablo one, sSsn4 to them The IUtell!-
gHnc"r extends It's feIicita;.onS and
thanks.
Tho aggregate "ytcs oc -" aT:pnIu-
BIT. winners alone reached colossal N@-
ura~. The winners os AL N" prizes arr
~. en;It!ed 20 success. th"y d'mou-
g. r.1 y -. In. 4
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S|NN FE|N MAY
PROFFERPEACE
TO KING GEORGE
REMARKABLE RUMOR
BEFORE BELFAST VISIT
M any Precautions Bein 6
Taken for Safety Of King
and Queen

London. June "h.-The parliamentary
corres espondcnt OF the Central News says
that a remarkable runor is current
that the Strn Frin intends TO s'snaliZc
the kings visit 10 Belfast by making
profrcr OF peace 10 his majesty.
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LEWIS, Of THE MINERS, IN RACE
AGAINST G0NPERS FOR PRESIDENT
Supporters to Have Pledges
of Majority of Votes in
Denver Convention

Denver. Colo, Juno 2o-John L.
Lewis, president OF the United
Mine workers OF America today
formally announced that he was
candidate for tho presidency of the
American Federation Of Labor In
opposition to Samuel Qompers.
IT have decided to permit my
name to be submitted to the con-
vention az candidate for the
presidency OF the American Feder-
alton Of Labor was the orief an
nouncement made BY Mr.. Lewis.
He declined to make any further
statement.
Gompers q Candidate.
President G"npcrs announced that ~
viii w candidate for reelection Il
the fuiiowiaR statement:
The delegates 10 the convention wi!
determine Nho shall h. their nfficrr'
Eni II they SEQ at Ia rC-"lc,t th"ir prs
idcut they VIII havr n" npDnrtuut:T :
Ny main" viii go before the crHNcEtU:
and II vii! not hc withdrawn
i."Wis' announcement; cam" At "a
cl"'" "f thu Iu"rnIns session Tor ,hf
cchvcnti"r.. when he vaIl"d the new
paper men ASIDE and made his br.c
statement.
NVh!r tho action " Lewis was n,
ur-x xp"ctcd. N, r. vas 4 furry OF rN
rit,n!sni amcur "a" delegates as ,u'
report VAS spread about the r"nvcnti".
floor. S"Ieral delegation" !mm"diHi"!!
wCpt into rpnicrcur" t. determine
whether they would support the min:rS
hc.,d "r President G"mp,rs
Lewis. - head ni tie miners organ:
2ar ."n--th" largest union in tn" Init"
States. 'mmands 4.s"1 votes IN Ia
own organization alone. 'rh" Cn!,",
Er,thrrh"oI a. rarprnt"rS ami I"iil r.
tn. s,,"ud largest union. has also m
nulncoG Is iE;rrtiuu /" support nm
L'" - supporter: also claim III" sup
port Of !thc railroad organizations
TIL, international Association of Ma
rh.:i-iS cam" t. the convention IN
structcI not 10 vote for Gompers.
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Warm Contest Promised

Den'.!. I'"l".. June supporter
oT Samuel 'i"lnpcr< and John Lewis
president "f IN" United MInH Workers
Who Announced today hi% randidHCy, TO-
night wcr" mai shaliiTE their forces f"t
IT,. rontrs' which will decide whcth r
tho veteran labor leader shall he "e-
,u"ncd - the presd"uCy II the Ameri-
ran Fcderd' ON cf laror.
Ro't sidNs are making caHva'7 -
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London. June 20.-(By the Associated
Press)-Thc British prime minister, In
opening the imperial conference. attend
cd by the premiers Of the overseas do
minions. today referred to Anglo-Jap-
anese relations in terms generally 70.
garded In American circles here as as
surance TO the United States that any
renewal of the agreement with the
Japanese government would necessarily
be Of nature unobjectionable to
America.
While Mr Lloyd George avoided Q
declaration on the direct Issue OF the
treaty. he alluded to the war time
friendship with Japan, and said that
Great Britain WAS anxious TO apply this
friendship to a solution OF the questions
connected with the Pacific ocean and tho
far east, among them the future Of
China.
Great Britain desired to avoid COM
petition in armaments In the Pacific, tho
primo minister declared. and he empha-
sized the willingness Of the government
10 discuss Limitation Of armaments with
the United States. He pointed out At
the same time that the life Of the
United Kingdom, as also Of Australia
was built upon sea power-"the basis
Of the whole empires existence"
Discussing the relations between
Great Britain and the United States, tho
prime minister said:
"FrIcndly cooperation with the
United States is for US cardinal prin-
ciplc. dictated by what seems to US the
proper nature OF things, by instinct
quite as much as by reason and common
sense"
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||0YO GF0RGE DECLARES BRITAIN
STANDS READY To MEET AMERICA
HALF WAY IN NAVAL DISARMAMENT
Significant Statement From
the British Premier Marks
Opening of Imperial Con-
ference Friendship with
u. S. Cardinal Principle

London, June 2o.-co-opsr1to1 Wtb
tho United States u - cardinal pr4A-
ciple" with 0reAt Britain, dsclAro4
Premier Lloyd atorYs to the imperial
conference here today. "ws arS rsady,"
he said, "eo discuss With Amss5eaS
statesmen 49, proposal for Limitation
Of arrnAmsn which they Wish 10 set
out, and W can undertake that no
Guch ovsrtufss VIII ind lack Of Will
inrnsss on our part to rnsst them"
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III E INTELL1GENCER

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning New >papcr in the
State uf West Virginia.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
Childish Imalination.

att is difficult to learn to know
child nature. since 1t is continually
in the act of becoming different" says
V. Rasmussen in his work on child
psychology. This remark applies to
the development in the first four
years of child life. The author is
emphatic in his opinion that little
children should. as far as possible. be
allowed to follow their own way.
Don't distract their attention unnec-
essarily, he says; rather come to their
aid when they are particularly at
tracted to any one thing. Let them
develop their Imagination in their own
kind OF play.
1t might be natural to think that
the chiId's imagination is most health
lily and powerfully developed If II Is
fed from an early age with tales OF
wonder and fantastic adventure. But
this is misunderstanding. says Mr..
Rasmussen.