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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23

acusado siete latas llenas de ron.
Nemesio Martin, ell tcstigo princi-
pal, declare que sc prOvey0 de una
6rden de allanamiento para registrar
ell domicilio del acusado, y que pre-
viamente pudo observar desde un 81
ito en- que estaba eScondido, cuando
bajaron de IN autom0vil las referidas
latas, ademas manifesto que tenfa
confidencias de que tOdas las semanas
llegaba a esa casa uh c0ntrabandO
por el estilc. Ell acusado Sc defendi6
Giciendo que esas latas las metierOn
en- la letrina Nicasio Rosario Y Juan
Rosado, residences en- el barrio eli
rio' de Juncos. Ell jurado declare a
Manuel Perez culpable, Y el juez lie
impuso so dollars de multa Y las
coStaS.
DesDu6s Tue llamado a juicio ell
case contra los individuos Nicasio
Rosario Juan Rosadc. a quienes Sc
acusaba de que el dfa % dc JUNO
transportation en- un aEt0m6vil siete
latas de ron desde Juncos Rio Pie
dras. En- este case ell policfa Marin
fu6 el Gnico testigo que declare GUAM
do bajaron del autom0vil las siete
latas las metieron en- la letrina de
la casa de Manuel Perez, Y ademas,
ell Corte alberta, identified los acu-
sados preguntas de in jurado. Ell
;efe Caparr6s, ell sargento Olivieri Y
el cabo Morales, NADIA pudierOn de-
clarar. Los acusados declararon que
ellos fueron arrestados por Ia policfa
en- una calle de Rio Piedras, que
cuando la policfa los srrest6 les pre-
guntaron: "Oigan,. ustedes son de
Juncos?-Sf, senior. A 10 que dijerOn
los pOlicfas: "No hay que hablar,
alambiques seguros."
Ademas, manifestation a la COrte
que no sabfan nada ell conexi6n con
las referidas latas. Ell jurado decla-
r6 culpablas ambos acusados de
trasportar Hcores, imponi6ndole ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23

tigaban los casOs contra UliseS A.
Martinez, contra quien hay dos acu-
saciones por resolver en- la COrte Fe
deral. Ell Comisionado eXigi0 Torres
mil d0lares de fianza para permane.
Ger en- libertad, y dos mil d0lares al
autom6vil para poderlo utilizar has
ia el dfa del juicio, de 10 contrario
quedara embargadO.
Ell Marshal de la Corte Federal, que
sali6 para Estados Unidos, en- el va
por "Tanamo", embareara para San
Juan, en- ell vapor Porto Rico, que sal.
dra el sabado de New York.
Tambien Sc celebr6 aver tarde, ante
el Comisionado Edick, el juicio preli-
minar contra el sujeto Jose Marcial, a
quien en- noches pasadas, en- ell po-
blado de Catano, lie ocuparon en- una
yola, doce botellas de brandy Domec,
legftimo, dos docenas de vino tinto
marques del Riscal media docena
de "cantinas'' de anfs del Mono. To
das las deliciosas bebidas fueron en-.
tregadas al ComisionadO de la Prohi
bici0n, sefior Pesquera, habiendo que
dado ell acusado bajo una fianza que
presto.
Ell juez Federal orden6 aver tarde
en- Corte alberta, que lie fuesen paga
dos los jurados sus haberes, antes
del dfa de Navidad. FL secretario, Mr.
Aguayo, hizo effective el pago inme
diatamente.
Como informamos en- nuestra edi
ci6n Ultima, aver terminarOn los Jul
clos por jurado, por violaci0n la ley
prohibicionista. Ahora no Sc celebra
ran mas casos por la ley Volstead
hasta el mes de mayo, que comenzard
el nuevo termino de la Corte. Los
casos ciyiles comenzaran a verse el
dfa dos de enero. Hay por 10 menos
doce juicios civiles se1alados, la
] Corte espera poder celebrates todos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23
DIvoRC1o.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
a Jose Maria Trecha sea eldeman
dado arriba indicado.
POR la presente Sc notifica I'd
que Sc ha presentado en- la oficina dt
Ia Secretaria de la Corte de Distrito
de San Juan, P. R., Primer Distrito
la demanda de la actora antes citads
en- la cual Sc solicita Sc dicte senten-
cia en- su dfa y previos los tramites
legales, porque I'd. abandon6 el ho-
gar conyugal sin excusa nj causa legal
para clio desde hace mas de tres amos
v en- contra de la voluntad de la de-
mandante, quien siempre cumplio bien
y fielmente sus deberes de esposa pa
ra con I'd.
Y Sc notifica a I'd. que de no COM
parecer a contestar dicha demanda
dentro de cuarenta dias a partir de
la Ultima publication de este edicto,
el cual Sc publicara una vez por Sc
mana. dentro de treinta dias en- el
peri6dico Ell IMPARCIAL que Sc edi-
ia en- esta ciudad de San Juan, la
Corte dictara una sentencia de acuer-
do con la sdplica de la demanda.
Es abogado de la demandante, Ell
Lcdo. Gonzalo Ardfn, con oficinas en-
la calle Salvador Brau Ndmero % de
esta ciudad de San Juan.
Extendido bajo mi frma en- San
Juan, P. R. hoy dia de octubre de
1921.
C. MarrerO,
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
lie San Juan, P. R., Primer Distrito.
Por Celestino r. Perez,
Sub-Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23

da uno diez dollars de multa la
mitad de las costas.
La Corte cuando termin6 de dictar
|, ,sentencia contra los acusados, Sc di-
rigi6 los sehores del jurado y mas
menos eXpusO 10 Sisuiente:
"Seiiores Jurados, ustedes estan ex.
c,fsados hasta el dfa dos de enerO del
ailo pr6ximo a las nueve de la mafia-
ma. La COrte. esta en- el ineludible
deber de eXpresar ustedes en- nom
bre del gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos las gracias mas sinceras, pOr la
eficientfsima labor que habeis reali
zado durante este t6rminO de la Cor
te, Y por la atenci6n que habeis pres
tado los debates Y pOr el cuidadO
Y pericia con que han resuelto todOs
los casos eXpuestos ante Istedes.
Quiero, ademas, decir ustedes, que
en- los 30 aflos que llevo sirviendO en-
la judicatura, jamas me habfa trope-
zado con i'm ntimero de jurados tan
competentes imparciales. Ell gobier.
no les reitera las gracias."
Aver tarde Sc celebr6 ante el Comi.
siOnadO de los Estados Unidos, Mr.. s.
B. Edick, el juicio preliminar contra
el individuo Felix Torres, a quien el
Sub-Marshal de la Corte Federal de
Guayama, sefIor Pales Dfaz, en- union
de varios policfas de Guayama, sor-
prendi6 ell dfa 20 del corriente, entire
la carretera de Salinas Aguirre, en-
los momentos que trasportaba en- un
autom0vil Buick, numero 1904, varios
sacos conteniendo ocho docenas de bo-
tellas de brandy Henessy legftimo. Sc
nos dijo, que estando ell supuesto acu.
sado en- el cuartel de la policfa, Sc lie
ocup6 en- SUI persona, un revolver sis.
tema Smith, 10 que sera objeto de otrc
prOcesO adicional. La policfa infOrmt
un reporter nuestro, que hacfa va al
gunos meses que lie segufan la pista
a Felix Torres, o sea, desde que inves
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23
POF "a CO|tB Federal

negada, ademas sost.ene que es ne
ccsario que un representante de la
ley antes de allanar el ldomicilio pri-
vado de cuaIquier persona debe pro-
veerse de una orden de registro; perO
sostiene que no es necsariO Orden de
allanamiento para registrar autom6-
viles en- los caminos pdblicos, estacio-
mes de ferrocarriles, establecimientos
pdblfcos, restaurants, o cua1quier otro
sitio pthlico, por 10 tanto la mocion
es deEegada (Firmadal Juez 'Odlin.' .
Ell motive de haber emitido, Ell juez
esta corta opinion, obedece d que es
ia primera vez que ha surgIdo esta
question, Y como creen,0s que la OPT
ni6n es de interes para los aBogados,
hemos crefdo oportuno darla a la pu-
blfcidad.
AL ser llamado para ;uicio aver por
la maiiana Fl case contra el anciano
Francisco Aranzamendi. acusado de
traficar con dos botellas' de whiskey,
j canadian Club, ell fiscal Crosas so
licit6 el afchivo de la causa por no
haber comparecid1 ell testigo Felipe
Sanabrfa, policfa ilsular, 10 que acce
ii6 la Corte. Como nota curiosa que
remos hacer constar que cuando Ia
Corte lie dijo a Aranzamendi que po-
dfa irse para su casa que en- 10
sucesivo dejara quieto 81 alcohol, este
pregunt6 al iuez :: u 7 que van a ha-
Ger con las dos botellas?', 10 que
contest6 Ia Corte. 'NosOtros nos en-
cargafemds de cilidarlas." InmedGa-
tamente el juez dict0 una orden, para
que el policfa Sanabria compareciese
ante Ia COrte el sabado las nueve
| de la mafiana, exponer las causas
por que no debe ser condenado .por
desacato.
Despu6s fne llamado el case contra
Manuel Perez, a Quien el policfa Ne.
mesio Martin ell dfa 90 de JUNO del
| corriente, en- el pueblo de Rio Piedras
ocup6 en- la letrina de la casa de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23

antes de empezar el termino de la
Corte en- Ponce.
Ell termino de Ponce comenZara en-
febrero 3, Y Sc espera que durara cinco
semanas. Hay pendientes por resolver
t75 casos por la ley Volstead. Tam
bien hay casos civiles Y criminales muy
impOrtantes, por resolver. En- mario
20, el juez Odlin abrird la Corte en-
Mayagiez.
La Corte Federal no ha celebrado
juicios Ell esta ciudad, desde la epoca
de los temblores, en- ell afio 1917. La
session de Mayagiiez Sc espera que du-
rara tres semanas. La Corte regresara
a San Juan, en- ell mes de mayo, para
comenzar ell otro terminO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23
\ CONFER SABROSO.
CAFE RESTAURANT
): "La CanandOnga" =

Platos extras durante la semana:
LUNES:-Spaguetti con polio la
milanesa.-Albondigas la ca
talana.-olla criolla.
MARTES:-Pastelon de aves.-Ba-
calao a la vizcaina.-Ensalada
de Langostas.
MERCEDES S:-Macarrones la TIA
liana.-Crocretas de pollos.-
Fricase de cerdo.
JUEVES:-Pavo en- fricase.-Mo-
fongo criollo.-Paella valen-
ciana.
VIERNES:-Pescado en- escabeche.
-Albondigas la francesa.
SABAD0:-Lech6n asado.-Pasteles
de masa.-Hal1aca venezola-
nas.-Bacalao en- serenata.
DOMINGO:-caldo ga1lego.-Pavo
al horno.-Paella valenciana.-
e% Sc atienden 6rdenes por Tel6-
fono No. 921,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23
POR UN sECRETO

81, madre mia, guardare el silencio,
a1n cuando sea toda mi desgracia.
Jamas hablare de tu pasado. Pienso
madre mia. Y 81 mi esposo me
pregunta. Tampoco hablaras y pre-
feriria antes tu muerte. Es un Sc
creto que nadie debe de saber.
Yea a "Martir" en- once actos por
Tide Kassay, ell Domingo 25 en- ell
Teatro America. Habra Matinal, Ma
tinee les 4.15 y por la noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23

La gusta a I'd. reirse un
ratio pOr la noche, pues vaya
a yer en- ell Cine las come
dis ''HALLROOM Boys.
Fijese en- ell Cine que las ex-
hiba pues este, exhibe 10 me-
jOr, prOtejalO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23

HUEvoS PARA INCUBAR de galli.
mas White Leghorn, verdaderas ma
quinas ponedoras a $150 docena por
correo S1.75. PURINA DEMOSTRA.
TION FARM, P. o. Box 1904, San
Juna, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23


Hace algunos dfas fuG llamado pa
ra juicio Ell Ia Corte Federal, el case
CONTRA el individuo Enrique Gonzalez
Mufoz. de Juncos, acusados de viola
ci0n la ley VOlstead. En- ell trans
curse del juicio Sc suscit6 una cues
ton dc ,lerecho entre el abOgado del
scusado el fiscal, en- cl sentfd0 de
qre Ia policfa penetr6 en- el estable-
cimiento del acusado sin la CORES.
spcndiertc Orden de allanamiento, ha-
bieado por % tanto la defensa soli-
citado de la Corte el sobreseimien
del case. cuya pretensi6n Sc opuso
el fiscal.
El juez Odlin al intervenir en- el
asunto, emiti6 la siguiente opinion
"El demandado en- este case estandO
acusado- de violaci6n la ley Vols
tead estaba presente con su abogado
vel primer testigo llamado a decfa.
rar fue un policfa insular, quien de.
clar6, que ese dfa penetr6 en- Ell esta.
,blecimiento piblicJ del acusado, con.
ducido por ell propio acusado, que
el referido policfa no estaba provisto
de la correspondence orden de ALA
,namiento, que 10 que lie fndujc a
penetrar Ell el referido establecimien.
to-. fue el haber recibido una informa-
ci0n confidential que lie lley6 Ia coz
clusi0n de que el acusado era culpa.
BILE dc violar la ley volstead. Al ter
minar su testimonio ell policfa, cl abo-
gado de Gonzalez Mufioz pidi6 a Ia
Corte ell archivo de la causa, fundin-
dose en- que ell pclicfa en- su declara-
ci6n admiti0 haber penetrado en- e.
citado establecimiento sin la debida
orden de allanam;ento. La Corte es
do opinion que la moci6n debe ser de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-23

El jncs Odlin opina que mo es necc-
sario orden de GllGnGmiepto para
pcnc.rar en- los siti0s pabiic6s. Al
gunos scAtenciodos El jues felici-
ia los JivGdOs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
wOOL-BORDERED COCOA
MATS
Plain and Figured
Carpetings
of Dependable Qualities.

Changes in manufacturers
plans have resulted In the dis
continuance or certain fabrics,
not because OF any criticism OF
qua Ity or lack Of public appre-
citation. but on account of the
desire 10 concentrate on fewer
qualities TO Increase production.
These, In addition to many dis
continued patterns OF current
fabrics. are offered now for Inn
mediate sale at startling reduc-
tiona I'm price.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SENATE GIVES MILLION
FOR COLORADO RELIEF
Secretary of War Authorized
to Extend Assistance.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-An appropri-
alton Of $1.000,000 for relief of Colorado
flood victims was authorized late to-day
by the Senate in adopting a joint reso-
luton offered by Senator Phipps Of Col
orado.
A Joint resolution was adopted later
by the House and the Senate authorizing
the Secretary Of War to extend all pos
sible relief to Colorado flood sufferers.
The resolution directs the Secretary TO
take such sanitary measures as will safe
guard the health OF the population Of the
flooded district. to furnish subsistence
and shelter and to give any other possi-
BILE aid to relieve personal suffering and
distress.
The whole or any part of the $1,0o0.-
900 authorization is made available for
that purpose.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

merchant marine act, the appointments
cannot be made singly. but must be
made altogether. with regard to the re-
quirements OF the act as TO political
faith and geographical distribution.
Ii is generally believed that further
discussion between the President and
Mr. Lasker will deal only with member
ship of the board. The President has
stated that it win be built about the
chairman. But one other thought pre-
walls in official circles. and that is. that
Mr.. Lasker may feel some hesitancy
about the craftsmanship. This is based
on the ground that two of the biggest
men in the country have turned II down
after receiving from the President an
outline of the task to be performed. II
is known that Mr. Lasker modestly
recommended another.
Notwithstanding this. 1t is believed
Mr.. Lasker has accepted, and arrange
ment of the board, with not more than
four members of the seven Of one polit-
ical faith, and distributed. two to the
Atlantic seaboard. two to the Pacific.
one to the Gulf. one to the interior and
one to the great lakes is all that re-
mains to be done.
Selection OK Mr. Lasher ds cHah iudh
is expected to interfere with the appoint
ment of Representative Frank Scott OF
Michigan to the board. Indications are
that George H. Talbot of st. Louis
will be named. as will George Cham
berlin of Portland. Ore. and Frederick
l. Thompson Of Mobile. Others promi-
nently mentioned are Meyer Lissner OF
Los Angeles. Robert A. Dean OF New
York, present general counsel OF the
board, and Admiral w. S. Benson, At
lanta, present chairman.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
PUEBLO EMERGING
FROM FLOOD HAVOC
No Pestilence Despite Pres
ence of Carcasses and
Wreck of Sanitation.
TRANSPORT BEGINNING
Electric Light Restored in
Part of City and Gas Is
Promised Soon.
GOOD ORDER PREVAILS
Citizens Set About Task OF
Bringing City Back to Nor
nal Condition.
GOOD ORDER PREVAILS
Bu The Associated Press.


PUEBLO. Col, June danger OF
pestilence following last Fridays dis
astrous flood has passed, according to
officials of the United States Public
Health Service. There is plenty OF
food, shelter has been provided in
refuge camp to remove the congestion
in churches, schools and private homes,
and an army of men has been at work
clearing the streets Of debris, remov-
ing dead animals and clearing out the
business places.
Part Of the city is again electrically
lighted. The gas company has prepara-
tons nearly complete for supplying
gas for heat and light. The city water
plant is functioning, and tomorrow a
water purifier will prepare for human
consumption 100000 gallons of water
daily.
Dr. John C. Cornell, head Of the
United States Public Health Service FOR
this district declared that presence OF
contagious and infectious diseases Is
rarer than in the days prior to the disas-
ter, and this in the face Of the fact that
hundreds of bodies Of animals are de-
caying in the food swept area.
Only two cases Of diphtheria have de-
veloped within the last two days, accord
ing to reports Of the Health Service.
which has thoroughly organized every
district in the city and Is making
house to house canvass to report sick
ness and guard against insanitation.
The military order compelling all able
bodied men to work has brought out an
army Of laborers. They have been un-
loading trucks Of food. carrying blankets
for refugees. transporting cots ana
equipment to the new camp for refugees
and shovelling mud and debris and cart
ing it away all day.
The CITY has been remarkably free
from lawlessness under the circum-
stances. Only a few arrests have been
made for looting. Occasional shots
have been fired. but the only fatality
from this source. occurring last night
was not from the gun Of any member
of the night patrol, according to care
ful investigation made by the military
authorities under direct supervision OF
Adj.-Gen. Patrick j. Hammock
Partial resumption Of railway service
between here and Colorado Springs
made possible transportation OF food
supplies and troops into the city. NO
general resumption Of railway service,
however, will be possible for weeks,
railroad officials said.
Communication with South Pueblo
was interrupted again to-day when mill
tary officials considered that the Main
street viaduct was unsafe. About half
of the concrete structures over the rail-
road yards have been sagging since
the floods. Communication was restored
over the Union avenue viaduct
The city has a plentiful supply OF
meat from a local packing plant. 1t was
said that fresh fruit was needed more
than meat at present. Announcement
that ice could be obtained for the first
time since the flood was made by local
ice company.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
u. S. DECIDES TO STOP
POLICING SAN DOMINGO
Expects to HaUe Troops Out
in TUo or Three Weeks.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. June z.
The United States will withdraw its
troops from San Domingo at the ear
iiest possible moment consistent with the
welfare of the island and its inhabitants.
This decision was reached at the Cabinet
meeting to-day following complete ex-
animation of what has occurred there In
connection with American occupation.
Tho Governments decision was au-
thoritatively announced from the State
Department. A proclamation declaring
this intention is in preparation and will
coon be made public This Government
expects to be out of the island complete
ly within two or three ives.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HARDING MAY NAME
SHIP BOARD TO-DAY
Expected That A. L. Lasker Of
Chicago Will Accept Posi-
tiOn of Chairman.
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
WaehinRt0n. ID. c.. June Z.

Washington, ID. c., June =.
Announcement of the personnel of the
new Shipping Board by President Har-
ding is expected tomorrow. Indications
tonight are that A. ID. Lasker Of Chi
cago, principal owner of the Lord &
Thomas Advertising Agency; principal
stockholder in the Chicago National
League baseball club and an earnest
campaign worker, will be named as
chairman.
Mr. Lasker had two conferences with
the President to-day. II was stated on
high authority that he had expressed a
willingness to serve. After the second
conference Mr. IaslSer said:
mo decisions have been reached upon
the chairmanship and the personnel OF
the Shipping Board. The conference
will be resumed tomorrow, following an
interruption tonight, and every indica-
tion is favorable to a final decision with
regard to the seven appointments"
AS President Harding interprets the
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
STICK STYLE WILLOW
EIrRNITIIRE

Made OF Japanese rattan and spIlI
cane in natural color: designs are all
copied from models French and
Swiss in origin
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
POSTAL COMMISSION
TO COME HERE TUESDAY
Experts Will Begin Check OF
Various Facilities.
Special Despatch 10 TUE NEW YORK HrsArp
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. g., June Z.

An inspection Of postal facilities in
New York city will be made by the
Joint commission now investigating the
subject to begin next Tuesday and to
last probably four days.
Among the subjects TO be considered
arc the recommendations for new post
OFFICE buildings. the FER sibilty of re
storing the pneumatic tube service, the
jcloiivc merits OF using trucks for mail
transportation end the proposal TO have
eparate handling OF first class and
pacnl post matter.
Experts who have been, making an
examination OF the pneumatic tube SER
vtce arc practically unit in indorsine
them for use in New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
A Collection of Mirrors

a
attractive
A FEW OF MANY EXAMPLES INCLUDED
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
ORIENTAL
RUGS

II we we're to be guided only
by the conditions prevailing
at this time in the rug weav-
ing countries of the Fest we
would be justified in advance
ing rather than reducing the
prices Of this merchandise.
Careful, supervised manufac-
ture by the skilled weaver Is
practically nil, and as II re-
quires from eight to eighteen
months to make and trans
port . room size rug to this
market It requires no great
knowledge Of the business to
realize that prices must re-
main stable for some time to
como.
We list below but a few Of
the rugs now offered. includ-
ing:
KIRMANSHAH. ANATOLIAN
(Asis Minor, ARAK, HAMA
DAN, MOHODGIRAN
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Why This Oppor-
tunity is Offered

Our great readjustmcnt sale last
Autumn anticipated the radical
reductions along all lines that have
followed. In consequence wo are
and for several months have been.
on reconstructed price basis.
We realize, however. that unusual
values must still be presented In
order TO appeal to the widespread
spirit OF economy.
We decided 90 create such an op-
portunity. by reducing our dis
continued fabrics and patterns, and
such scssonable goods which. ~ not
sold now. would remain IN stock for
some time. TO prices which would
make certain their sale byJune 3oth.
our further desire was 20 bring our
establishment, its resources and the
attractive prices OF our merchan-
disc TO the attention Of those who.
for some reason, may not have Wis
tied us before.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Reed Furniture

Made OF the highest grade OF i'm
ported and carefully selected reed.
Because OF the diversity with which
reed furniture adapts itself we carry
an extensive line Of popular designs
In durable colors, TO harmonize with
any color scheme.
Our reed furniture can be supplied
In natural. varnish, stained, enamel
and decorated finish And the price
In each instance is the same This
furniture, finished in special colors
can be made to order and delivered In
ten days.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SUMMER
RUGS

AS an adjunct to the Summer
home, the floor coverings
have not been permitted 10
lapse from the standard set by
the other articles Of furnishing,
and the goods we have placed
in this sale afford a variety In
which something will be found
for all needs. OF recent I'M
portation, perfect in every re-
spect, the variety offered is
unexcelled.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SUMMER FURNITURE

Breakfast
upholstered furniture
But of
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
IMPORTED JAPANESE RATTAN
FURNITURE

Made OF Japanese rattan and split
cane in natural color; also in antique
black herringbone design.
Sale
Formerly Price
A-257S-X Rattan Settee
Ar. Herringbone Pat
tern. Soo.oO fZ0.Uo
A-25sO-X Rattan Arm
Chair, Herringbone Pat
tern. .......'....;.... 2O.Oo 1900
A-2579-X Large Arm
Chair Herringbone Pat
tern. ..--..-.-... Zo.uu iO.Ou
A-2569-X Rattan Seettee,
50", Her1ngbone Pat
tern. ...... ............. oI.Oo <S.VO
A-2572-X Rattan Side
Rocker. Herringbone
Pattern ............r 2O.Oo I$."O
Cushions Not Included
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Imported and
Domestic
Rugs

Among them. in addition 70
plain effects, will he found many
Oriental designs, copied from the
best OF the Eastern rugs, designs
which never really are out Of style.