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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
Febrero 23.
PROYECTOS DE LEY Y RESOLU-
CLONES DE Ia CAMARA EN-
PRIMERA LECTURA


T.. dc In c. 42-Por cl senior Pavfa.
Para segregar del DiStrito Judi
cial Municipal de Aguadila, el muni-
cipio de Moca Y agregarlo al Distri-
TO Judicial Municipal de San Sebas-
tian."
r. de la c. 43.--Por el seii0r Pilot.
Para la creaci6n de una Escuela
Reformatoria para adultos dc ambos
sexes, Y para otrOs fines
p. de la c. 44.-Por el senior Pilot.
Para autoriZar al eiercicio de Ia
abogacfa ante las cortcs insulares de
Puerto Rico, todos los graduadOs del
COlegio de Ia Universidad de Puerto
Rico, sin otro examen, Y para otros
fines"
P.de Ia c. 45.-POr el seflor Alfonso.
Para enmendar las secciones l y
de la ley aprobada en- 0 de JUNO de
1910, titulada "Ley estableciendo el
minimum de jornal para las mujeres
traba jadoras para otros fines"
p. de la C. 46.-Por d seiior Alfonso.
Para enmenGar las secciones 2 y Z
de Ia ley titulada LEY sobre contrato
de trabajo", aprobada en- II de mar
20 de 1919 por sentencia del Tribunal
Supreme de Puerto Rico Y promulga-
da en- MARIO 81, 1919'
p. de la C. 47.--Por el. senior Alfonso.
Para enmendar el apartado (d) del
Capftulo ii de la secci6n 5, que trata
sobre la administration de un servi-
clio" de una LEY para reglamentar y
mejorar el Servicio Civil de Puerto
Rico, aprobada en- IA de MARIO de
1907"
p. de Ia G. 4S.-Por ell seiior Alanso
Para enmendar las seccioneS / Y
13 y derogar la secci0n 6, enmendada
i el 10 de agosto de 1913, de la 'Ley
rcgulando el trabajo de mujeres Y nj
nos, Y protegi6ndoles contra ocupa-
clones peligrosas.'
P. de la G. 49.-Por el seiior Alon.
so.-"Para autorizar al Comisionadc
del Interior para que extienda el sis
tema del tel6fono insular p1blico por
todos los pueblos, barrios y caserfos
de Ia isla, para otros fines"
p. de la c. 50.--Por el senior Alfonso.
para. abolir el sistema de subasta
en- todas las obras, trabajos com
pras de materiales, efectos o equipos
etc, para tiso de FL Pueblo de Puerto
Rico en- cualquiera de sus dependen-
cias, Y para otros fines"
p. lie Ia G. 51.--Por el seiior Alon-
so.-'.Para proveer a un juicio rapido
! Y sumario en- los casos civiles on CO.
I bro de pesos por concepto de jornaI
0 sueldo devengado por obreros, arte-
sanos, dependencies, sirvientes cual-
quier otro empleado sueldo, jornal
/ Q compensation. Y para otros fines.''
p de la C. 52.-Por el seiior Alfonso,
(, Para crear la imprenta del goblcr-
. no dc FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico el
cargo de impresor pdblico. segregando
el actual taller tipografico del Nego-
cfado de Materiales. Imprenta ' Trans
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
"EL AMP.ARO'

Ha sido archivado en- la Secretarfa
Ejecutiva, un certificado de election
de directories s oficiales de la asOcia-
ci6n dom6stica denominada lei Am
paro'. En- dicho certificadO aparecen
los siguientes nombres: Peblo GAUGE,
vicepresidente; Juan Gonzalez, 1nspec
tor; Esteban Hernandez Y Julian Sam
tana, Vocales Los senorcS va men
cionado son tamhien directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

i.os cafrsss = Ia cNniiaaa ac hasa
m cue - han ilevasio al cramalorio
- Pnerla de TERRA assac que - 80
mci.za Ia imps'za Do In csadaa. ,~sl
Sssn'iria = hroic ~ IN rcsic. ~
calcala son mayors que las que du.
raiac SciS mcsnS ~ cNirajo h. Sau
luan. pn"s n posar DO In destruction
per Ia qit ms. 'snpa nn cspacio 4
una icrpra paric @ maS dcl ocnpado
por In DC aqurl ticmpa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
LOS vEClxos DE Hoyo rRuo

Los vecinos del suburbiO de Hoyo
Frio estan alarmadisim0s. Todos
ellos querian abandonar aver sus vi
viendas. A todos Sc les ha hecho Greer
que dc un mOmentO a otro el barrio
sera yolado con dinamita o quemado
por las autoridades.
NADIA de este ha dicho la junta su-
perior de Sanidad nj tampoco el Co
bernador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
CRUZ FUENTEs nos VISTA

Esta maiiana ha estado en- esta re-
dacci6n el Sr. Cruz Fuentes para in
formarnos que el individuo Fernan-
do Ramirez, q. Sc encuentra hoy en- el
cuarentenaIio, jamas ha vivido con Il
nj ha dormido en- su casa. Atirmando
que 10 pub1icado por algunos diarios
con respectO este asuntO no es cier-
to.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
Sc SUPLICA

a la Sra. Srta. que sc lie cambio un
chal de seda en- forIna Mariposa en- el
bale del Casino el martes, tenga la bon
dad de pasar a recogerlo en- Cristo AZ
tbajos).
Sc lie suplica 10 entregue pues es un
recuerdo de familia y al mismo tempo
no hay otro igual en- San Juan, por 10
que es conocido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
Ell CASO DE LUIS GONZALES DE
VEGA ALTA HA DADO REAC-
CION INTENSAMENTE PO-
SITIVO

Esta maiana fuimos informados
por el DR.. IgaravideZ, de que del eXa
men hecho por ell laboratorio bioldgi-
co, en- el case de Luis Gonzalez de
Vega Alta sc ha dictaminado que es
intensamente positive. Lo mismo que
el case de Emilio Monge del barrio
de Hayo Frfo de Puerta de TERRA.
Que el resto de los enfermos siguen
en- Igual estado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
MISA SOLEMNE

La Comunidad de Religiosas "Sier-
vas de Maria" tiene ell honor de invi-
tar I'd. para la misa solemne de
Requiem que tendra lugar en- la Ca
pilla del Hospital de la Conception, el
lunes % de los corrientes las 81
de la mafiana, por ell eterne descanso
de nuestro amantisimo Prelado. Of
clara en-. Ia Misa el NJ. r. P. Torres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
DON JULIO FONT

Despues de haber estado ausente
una larga temporada en- Estados Uni
dos, Sc encuentra de nuevo entire nos
otros, nuestro buen amigo don Julio
Font, a quien enviamos un saludo
afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
~REAL SAN JUAN FOOT BALL
CLUB"
ConyOcatoria.

Por la presente sc convoca todos
los Socios de esta entidad Deporti-
va para una Junta General. Extraordi-
maria que sc celebrara en- los salones
del Casino Espaiol el dia 10. de Mar
20 de 1921 con el fin de tratar sobre
el alto honor que Sc nos ha concedido
Y otros asuntos.
San Juan, P. R., Febrero "a de 1921.
El secretario,
Juan b. Arsuaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
RINA EN- IN BALE

I'll uii Ustile tue Sc celeDTaDd en- ell
barrio Media Luna, de I'oa Baja. Sc
f0rm6 una rina entire los concurranA
tes, rssultando heridos y contusos los.
indiyiduos Basilise Galarxa, Ramon
Barroso y Modesto Santana. Todos
fucron denunciados por c:;erar la paz
mirante Norte y Almirante Sur, de la y
municipalidad de Vega Baja asig-s
nando los fondos necesarios para los
trabajos de construction de dicha CA
rretera, y para otros fines"
?. de c. tjS.-Por el senior Sabater.
para enmendar el parrafo tercero de
la Regla quinta del artfculo 39I de Ia
Ley Hipotecaria de Puerto Rico.s
I. de la O. go. Por .el sefior Saba-
ter.-..Para enmendar el inciso 2 del
artfculo 800 de la Ley Hipotecaria de
Puerto Rico.''
7. de la G. 90. -Por Ell senior S:,ba- /.
ter.-"Para enmendar el artfculo 400
del Reglamcnto para Ia ejecucion de /
la Ley Hipotecaria dc Puerto Rico.p
r. de. Ia G. 717zPor el senior Saba:
ter. Para enmendar la scccion 6 de
la LEY sobre recursos contra las re-
sclucioues &c los Rcgistradores de Il I
Pro2iedad', aprobada en- MARIO J.
1902, eiimcndada Dor la Lev "a ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
Ell SR. PENA, RESTABLECIDO

Ell seiior Agustin Pena, quien ha
permanecido enfermo ounce dias en-
el Auxilio M1tuo, aver volvio a po-
nerse al frente de su acreditado COL
mado Font. :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
LA. LEY DEL EMRrDO

Ahora, esta muy bien hecho, todo
vapor que salga de Puerot Rico sera
Embellishments registrado, fumigado
Y puesto en- condolences de que, no
importa que ell desarrollo de la Pes
te sea dentro de sfete ocho dfas, no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
HoMBRE cARBoNizAno

Telegrfa el Jefe del Distrito de San
ia Isabel, al Quarrel General de la
Policfa, que en- la noche del dfa %,
en- el barrio Booa. de aquella munich
palidad, el individuo Pho Rivera, dc
setenta amos de edad, fue carb0niza-
do por las llamas. s
No da mis- detallcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
INCENDIO

En- una pieZa dc cailas lie la colo
mia Cora, on Arroyo. preldedad dc la
Central Lafayette: nm incendio des-
truy6 como un cuadro, valOrado en- 80
d0lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
SrIcfnIo

En- el bnrrio Pedernales, de Cabo
Rojo, Sc suicide, ahorcandose, Ell indi-
viduo Segundo Toro, de 40 amos de
edad. Toro tenfa pertlrbadas sus ia
cultades mentalcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
NINO ARROLLAD0

Una teresina de la Central ,Guani-
ca, arroll0 al milo jose Antonio lriZa-
rry, en- la colonia Fortuna, de duana
Dfaz, ocasionandole hcridas y contu-
stones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

Con las primeras dosis de ANTI
CALCULINA EBREY Sc alivian los
dolores, las difcultades en- la uretra
Sc calman y los sintofilas peligrosos
desaparecen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
IMPORTANCE.
NOTIFICATION
- DEL -
DEPARTMENT. DE SANDAL.
NOTIFICATION

Todo case sospechoso de Peste Bub6-
MICA, debe ser informado directamente
Al Negociado de Enfermedades Trans:
misiblss del Dspartamento de sanidad,
Telsfono $50. San Juan.
Sc encarecs sxactitud a dar Ia dirse-
ci6n del snfermo para evitar coniusio-
ies.
Desc: Nombre, Gale, No d "a ca.
- a''r'o = a's'''A 'tr' ''''a' q1s '''''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
EN- GEsTIoNEs DE NEGocIos

En- viaje de negocios va por la Isla
Ell senior ]. M. SOLO, de la casa Pietran
toni Solo, y regresara de un momento
a otro a San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
FL C0LMADO DE FONT CERRADO
TNAS HORAS

ESta tarde sera cerradO el Colmado
de Sucrs. de F. Font Y Hon. para pro-
cederSe It una fumigaci6n general del
eStablecimiento. Probablemente el Col
mado permanecerd cerrado doce horas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
MEDICOS QUE Sc OFRECEN

MEUIOOo QUE oE OF hEOEN
Ell DR.. Mayoral, de Ponce, llegara
de un momentO a otro a prestar SER
vicios en- San Juan. Ell Sr. Legrand,
quimico del departamento de agricul-
tura, tambien ofrece sus servicios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
IA CASA DE SOBRIN0S DE H.
oUIERDO oRDENA la FUMI-
rAnInN- M. ~ AIAIAnI,N-

La Casa comercial dc esta plaza
Sobrinos de IzQuierdo. cxpontanea-
mente ha soliciiado del departamenrO
dc Sandal, que Su almac6n fuese
fumigado. que 81 algin gasto habia
que incurrir por este trabajo ellos e.-
tan dispuesto a sufragarlo.
En- este almac6n. segun hemOs
vsto Sc han introducido algunas re-
fOrmas
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14

3 County Assessor Charles Grow
was in Jasper yesterday.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
No Pork Barrel.

1t is difficult to believe that the
Missouri house will acquiesce in
such a pork barrel plan for roads
as that proposed by the house
committee Saturday. The scheme
proposed has nothing to do with
any road system. 1t is simply a
frank proposal to use the state
road fund for the benefit of sparse
ly settled counties. 1t is the tri-
umph of local selfishness over state
loyalty and welfare.
Consider a typical case cited
from Jefferson City in the Star
yesterday. Ozark County, with
ninety-two motor consolidating
the hghtness of traffic would pay
SIG, $50 into the fund and receive
$456 800 from it for road building,
while Jackson County, paying
more than 7 million dollars, would
receive only $4O7 900 for roads, or
less than Ozark County.
1t is perfectly obvious that any
such plan would sacrifice the in. :
erests of the state as a whole, thai
it would divert road funds from
districts where the heavy traffic
proves their need, and would over
build districts with light traffic.
The cities are to pay the bulk O
the road fund. They are asking
nothing for themselves. They arr
simply insisting that the fund b.
used for the benefit OF whole state
and not the benefit of individual
counties to build roads not logical
ly part of any state system.
In such a fair and constructiv,
program the bulk of the countiei
and their representatives undoubt
edly will finally unite when once i
is understood. Fair minded PEG
pie aren't for the pork barrel
Kansas City Times.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
Another Wet spot P.,.e..

The only church in the United
States ever converted into Sc :
loon and palm garden will witness
no more of jazz and early morning
revelry.
The Forst Keller, for twenty
five years one of Milwaukee's most
popular all night drinking places
and where glasses once clinked
merrily and laughter sounded I'M
til long after midnight, is to be-
come a business place.
The doors of the resort--known
throughout the United States as
the only church ever made into a
saloon-were closed and the For
Rent" sign was hung out by the
Pabst Corporation.
Valuable paintings and great BIZ
son, elk and deer heads, which
adorned the walls of the place,
were torn from their places and
carted to. the storehouse Of the
erstwhile brewery.
The building originally was the
First German M. E. Church. AT
the time of its building in the To-
it was in the heart Of the prosper
ous-not to say wealthy-Wes
Side residential district. Gradu
ally business encroached on it
and in 1896, when the Rev. C. F
Alleit was pastor, the building wa
sold to the Pabst Corporation
which owned nearly all of the sur
rounding land.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
Favored. n Not Flaxored.

Angry Diner -"See here, wait
er, what's this collar button doing
in my soup?"
Waiter--"Not so loud, sir,
please. Don't let that gentleman
at the next table hear you. He's
dined here regularly for two years
and we've never thrown in any
thing extra for him.-"Boston
Transcript.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
DEWEY
Mrs. Nav Matthews

4.
The Presiding Elder Heslar was
out to Salem Saturday night and
Sunday and gave such good SER
mons.
Mrs. Robinson of Carterville
spent the weekend visiting atDick
Carriers.
Sunday Lum Carter and wife
and 10 Carriers were at Dick Car
ter's and when 10 Carter returned
to his home in Carterville he found
one Of his sons had broken an arm
while he was away.
We have at present six Mrs.
Carriers in our vicinity: Mines.
Florence, Nellie, Chloe, Ethel, Me-
da and Rhoda, and still waiting
for another as George is not mar
ried yet.
Edith and Vera Ferguson spent
Wednesday night with Lena Rice.
Miss Franklin from north Mis-
souri, came Wednesday to spend
the summer with her brother and
wife.
Volley Blauth and family and
D. Matthews and wife spent Sun
day in Carthage at Vernon Mat
thews'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood spent
Sunday with Mrs. McReynolds
Walter Carter and wife spent
Sunday at VIII Turner'S.
MILFORD King is recovering from
a very sore hand. He gotit hurt
in a threshing, machine.
A number offarmers are getting
their wheat threshed. One ma
chine around Carytown. Volley
Blauth on Jefferson Highway and
Arch Rice east of Jasper.
The "tin peddler" was through
town Tuesday mending leaks in
tinware and selling soldering ma
terial.
H. Rusk and family spent Sun
day in Newton County and Mrs,
Jim Bullspent Saturday and Sun.
day in Carterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were al
Lakeside Sunday and a big rain
fell there.
Miss Emma Busby of Oklahoma
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
Justice on the Job.

The bedraggled individual in
dignantly denied that h e was
intoxicated when h e police
the officer testified that he found
prisoner lying in the street.
very well, then" retorted the
versatile judge. You're fined SIS
for parking more than six inches
from the curb"-Buffalo Express.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
ssttina It Ripht.

Kansas Paper-We wish to
apologize for the manner in which
we disgraced the beautiful wedding
last week. Through an error of
the typesetter we were made to
say" the roses were punk" What
we should have said was"the nos
es were pink. - Boston Transcript
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
Not as Hopeless as That /.

He-"I could dance on like this
forever.
She---"Oh,. I'm sure you don't
mean it! You're bound to i'm
prove. The Fun Book.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
LEARNING HIs Trade.

Johnny" said the teacher re-
provingly, you misspelled most
of the words in your composition. 2
"Yes'm; I'm going TO be a dia-
lect writer. - Washington Star.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
A Mnlsnnl.l Recipe.

"Dis world is gineter be all
right" said Uncle Eben, "ies' as
soon as de crowd cheers a kind
word or generous action de same
as it does a home run-Washing-
ton Star.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
His Destination.

Friend--"That movie actor is
very pompous. He boasts that
he has arrived"
Director-"He has. This is
where he gets off boston Tran
script. t
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14
She Didn't Know Beans.

Grocer-"We have some very
fine string beans to-day"
Mrs. Newbride-"How much
are they a string?"-The Fun
Book.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14

State Of Missouri, [ &c.
County Of Jasper, 90
We, C. R. Patterson as vice-president,
and N. H. Patterson as cashier OF said
bank, each of us, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, to the best
Of our knowledge and belief.
CIR. Patterson, Vice-President.
N. H. Patterson, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th day Of July A. D. 1921.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on
the date last aforesaid. Commissioned
and qualified for term expiring Sep
TENDER %, 1924.)
[Seall W. H., jr., Notary Public.
Fred r. Gresham,
Lizzie La Force
A. D. Lowe
Directors.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14

LOST-On the west road to Cartha ge,
a Hood tire with Goodyear tread, and
the rim. Finder please call HarleyFoll-
mer, Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1921-07-14

and Mrs. Roe Cline spent Sunday
at Thad Stith's.
Miss Helen Stith is still confined
to her bed with a broken ankle.
She appreciates very much the
kindness of her friends in calls and
leaving magazines for her to read.
John Gaddis and family and
Mrs. Radford and Harve Griffin
and wife of Jasper went to church
in Carthage Sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Craft
Charged TO %
County Officers
Fayette, Pa, Constables. AL
derznen, Justices and Dep
uty Sheriffs Accused of
Reaping Rich Harvest
Wide Conspiracy Alleged
Sums Ranging From $50 to
$500 Said to Have Been
Obtained From Victims
Special Dltpatoh 70 The Trib,,ne


UN10NToWN, Pa, May 1e.--Infor-
nations were issued to-day charging
extort,on and conspiracy to cheat and
defraud against twenty-three Fayette
County justices, aldermen, constsbles.
deputy sheriffs and ex-iustices. They
are accused Of obtaining amounts
ranging from $50 to $500 from per-
sons arrested on charges of selling
liquor without license and whose cases
are said to have been settled by pay
ment of sums TO the justices and con-
stables. In each case bail of $1,000 for
each information was asked.
Justice 0. c. Garletts, of Browns
vile, whose rise to wealth within the
last ten years has been phenomenal.
was compelled to furnish bonds of
$4,000, there being thirteen charges
against him. L. NJ Barker, constable
working out of Garletts's Office, was ar
rested on twelve counts.
The largest amount specified in the
informations was $500, which it Is
charged Justice Garletts and Constable
Barker obtained from the Slovsk Club
of Star Junction.
II is also claimed that the two mer
obtained various amounts ranging from
500 TO $500 from different persons in
settlement of liquor cases which hat
been worked up" by them. The secone
largest amount alleged in the informa
| tons was $1,000, which is said to have
been paid to Alderman John w. Darb,
and Constable William NJ. Springer
both OF Uniontown, by Amelia DAM
anias IN connection with liquor case
Samuel Goldstein, formerly ofic!a
court interpreter but later interprete
in the Office Of Alderman Darby, also wa
arrested, the charge being that he an
Darby obtained 1902 from a foreigner
Constsbles William Armstrong am
Chad Chalfant and Justice Ellis Nor
ris, of Perry Township, are alleged &
have collected several hundred dollar
and whisky from William Willaski.
| Other informations include Jus
tice Farncis Shimshock, Constable
Roy Duke, Joe Volpe and William Har
rison, New Salem, each on two counts
Justice George Santo and ConstabI
Harry Hart, Of Republic; former JUS
tice N. J. Blielevens, of Republic: ms
tice Henry Davidson and Jesse WYATT
county motorcycle officer, also of Re
public
There are three counts each agains
/ Wyatt, Alderman Joe L. Dickson an,
his constables, Walter Brown and Ra,
Thomas. Justice John D. Schifbauer
/ OF Edenborn; Justice S. T. GRAY. O
Masontown, and Alderman Frank Con
nor, of Connellsville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Wets Warmed Not
To Rejoice at Cut
I'm Z. S. Dry Agents
Law Will Be Enforced De.
spite 4O-Day 'Vacation'for
Lack of Funds: 60 Arrests.
Much Rum Seized inRaids

Even though more than seven hun
dred prohibition enforcement agents
will take q forty-day vacation because
there is no money to pay their salaries
until the end of the present fiscal year,
the vets Of New York are warned
against singing peans OF JOY. One hun
bred and thirty-three men will be
dropped from the staff of Ernest Lang
ley, chief supervisor OF Federal pr6hi-
bition agents for the State Of New
York, and his entire force, including
himself and Ray Lotus, field super
visor, will number thirty-three persons
for the next forty days.
Thanks to the good work Of the
police of this city and elsewhere in
this state" he said, "the wheels Of
prohibition will function as ever and
traffickers as we'll as other would-be
violators Of the law had best beware.
After July there will be mora funds
available for the enforcement of the
Nolstead act than ever, and the forces
for this work will once more resume
at least normal size"
The Brooklyn Federal prohibition en-
forcement office will close down to-day
a leave Of absence until July /. Chief
Enforcement Agent Harold S. Dobbs
has resigned and viii handle internal
revenue and prohibition matters for 8
law firm. Mr.. Dobbs has been in gov
eminent service for seven years. En-
forcement of prohibition in Brooklyn
will now be left entirely TO the police
under the Mullsn-Gage state prohibi.
ton law.
succeeded by Judge Harold L. Hart a
Federal Prohibition Director of New
York, passed yesterday getting hi,
Office into shape for his successor, wht
will take charge in a few days. TIL,
. staff Of the Federal Prohibition Direc
tor will also lose several men becaus.
OF lack of funds.
There were sixty arrests for th
violation of the Mullan- Gage liquo,
law for the twenty-four hours ending
at midnight yesterday. One tbousnc
bottles, twenty Eight barrels, 81:
glasses, one still, one cask, four cases
| fifty cans and three denijohns o
liquor were seized. Since the law wen
into effect on April 4 there has been
. total of 3,749 arrests here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Resc.ling of Blind
From Despair Told
BY Winifred Holt
Head of Lighthouse Commit.
tee Describes Results of
Work With War Veterans
at Meeting Of Sponsors

winifred Holt, head Of the Commit
tee for Lighthouses for The Blind, told
something Of the work OF the organ
ization among sightless veterans in
France at meeting held yesterday ut
the home Of Adolph Lewisohn. ss1
Fifth Avenue, in aid Of the fund OF
$2,ooo,o00 which the committee is rails
ing for it's work in this country,
France and italy.
She exhibited shawl knitted by a
man who had lost his sight and one
arrns and motion pictures which showed
the activities in which the blind be-
come expert at the lighthouses. The
pictures showed men who could not
see riding horseback, fencing, dancing
and lighting cigarettes FOR each other,
all with the ease and confidence of
those who have their sight.
Mr.. Lewisohr wac another speaker
and made gift of $4,000 to the fund,