davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
CROWN POINT CITY

+ IS BROWN, JOHN. YounEs 3rd Add lot 81
51o7 BARR. HERBERT s.
Rolling View Add lots o. 2S blk g.
Rolling View Add. lots 90 TO 81 block ? -.
Rolling View Add. lots 30. S6. block q.
1455 FEES Err JANE. Railroad Add. lot s. blk
o4s6 IEESER MOSES AND MINNIE. Railroad
5ls5 FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN co
Rolling View Add w Pt 8, all .. E. II.
10, block ......... ....
Rolling View Add lots 49, 80, block 3
sos HAMMOND FINANCE AND DEVELOP
NENr co, Toungs End Add, lot 51....-
ot1@ NItfI-l.. MATHEW L.
Bartholdys Add. \ 9l.56 #. Is. It......
RartholdHs Add. \ 9l.56 II. 5 and W. rs
1852 love. SAMUEL A.
Youngs 3rd Add, lot 3d.. .........
YounE's 3rd Add lot 100. ..... ...#........
1919 MILLER. CATHERINE
Nichols Add lot 1.....- .......
TT NE sec s. twp 81. range C10x60 ft).
592c MILLER, CATHERINE NJ. Nichols Add.
so79 PORTER. JESSIE g. Railroad Add lot
52l5 SHORTRIDGE, ERNEST L.. PIT sW Ne
sec s. twp "a. range S, hundrcdths IS,
SIS. XII 1STsN JAMES +. AND NELLIE x. Pt
S1a sW sec s. twp "a. range s. acres l.
;44S WRIT. WILLIAM A. TRUSTEE PIT NE
S. twp 81. range S. acres /. (I32x335 ft)
64SS YOUCHE, EUNICE "a. Smiths ADD CURT
lots. Pt ] and 2, C50x2s0 ft) ........,...
S495 ZIRKEIA ADA, Rolling View Add, lot %,
= o. o % = p . D..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
DE- Ia HORA De AHORA

La halanZa Cuando los 'tughs'' =
los cipayos cnsanchan su esfera de ac-
ci0n So tcmc que haya tina rope
tici6n del -. 81 Primer Ministro i'll
gltS 4tr&ta mejor Il ne Valera. Sc
habla de prOnto Y "deiiHitivo" arrcgl0.
pero Ii ola So encrcSpa para iod0
ci mIEdo In hora es lie rcparaci0n.
/ Apcsdr de 10 cue. digan Greer los trai-
dores de todaS las dpocas. que vcndcn
los drrcrhuS dc su propio solar Il cam
bio de los mlntapi@s del dueho.
Tn miiitar para Filipinas. No hay
hdnda de que en- Casa Blanca Sc pre-
paran. y cl propio dcterminisnio va
ID dcSapareceg del Archipelago en- que
!. Aguina!do ligura Ell la comitiva del
nuevo funcionario. LO millO. para Ia
= 'poitica" del palo. es que In idem on
81 Archipelago depende de 10 que ha-
gan. los vecinos. Algo asf como los
;irabcs del Iequc Ilderim. cuando RO-
.; ma Sc prcparaba para repelcr los
PhartOs.
.t..,--~.Jano. j. En- todas las epocas, de un
2 lado In amable cortesfa para los fuer
: ties pueblos de habla espaiIola del cont
nente del Centre del Sur, Y ell "ga-
, rrote" para los mindsculos nncleos del
Mar Caribe. y -cuando un pequemo
srupo de ciudadanos trata de obtener
su mejor vivir. dentro del derecho in
manente humane. Sc les llama 'des-
lealeS". NOccc tc ipsum.
J.! --YO tengO derecho a ser dtspota.
porque soy fuerte. Til, que eres pc
queiio. solo Sc te concede tener ell hO-
nor de que yo te maltrate. ESQ es al
ia polftica'', lealtad Y democracia. Asi
decfan, no hace mas que Seis sigloS.
los prevostes del Rey franco a los
"buenos ciudadanos', ahorcados en- Ia
plaza de Gr6ve. por cl enorme delito
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Del vivn inquleto
No saben Ia hora que es

basta, de acuerdo con las leyes muni-
cipales.
La subasta Sc llev6 cabo, y el re-
.loj fue subastado por un sei1or con-
tratista de Arecibo. 10 que ha motiva-
do una situaci6n alarmante Ell vprdad
Los poderes constitutions del amable
DnGhlecillO de Ia costa aZul. como 10
ha llamado In 'Hija del Caribe'', es
tan movilizapdO sa ejercito. para en-
trar a marcha reforZada en- lucha
alberta en- desigual batalla con el
contratista que les hi quitado cl de-
leite de cscHchar on las apacibleS ho-
ras de Ia madrugada, el Suave paso
del tempo, envuelto en- slS mantoS
a prueba de frfos impertincntes.
70, francamcnte, aconsejarfa los
poderes cOnstitufdos del saludable
pueblo de Ramirez Ferrcira. que no
sc preocupasen por >aber In hora que
cs. IA que inquietarse por una cosa
tan nlmia, precisamente en- estos mo-
mentOs. on que nucstro p0dcr inSular
cons:itufdo no sabe la hora que cs?
polfticos hay por esos mundoS de
Dies. que llevan el reloj cn cstado ca
taleptic0 dcsdc los tristrS momentoS
on que puso sus plantas cnchar0EidiS,
naestro altivo gobernant". y. 81 tan
excelsos c:lballcros sufren de este mai,
sin que In prcocupaci6n les quite I'll
sueilo. ;pOr que inquietarse Ii Ecntr
hatillana. ante cl pelisro Y ante In
realidad de perdcr un rcl"j cansado
do sorprender salidas puestas lie un
sol que ha alumbrado tantas injnsti-
eias?...
;Renditns tiempos, aQucllos en- que
un serene iba entire las intrincadas
sombras de la enmarailada noche, gri-
tando n voz en- cuello, el paso de las
horas por el aro de I'm reloj que des-
cansaba on las profundidades de un
bolsillo de- chaleco humilGe, mas HleJo
que las harhas de Matusalen!
Benditos. 81, porQue on aquelioS
tiempos, no habian rclojes que como
estos de hoy. marcaran horas tan flu
nestas para el porvcnir dc una patria'
que no sabemos Il cicncia cier;a 81 rS
patria no 10 es...!
Ante cstos hechos. :por que 5" aNu-
ran los hatillanoS por habcr pcl'llH"
un reloj? MientFas meuos campanazos
sientan. menOS inSomnioS p&Sarah
T-NIGOLi.
Septimehre de 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
MONOLOCO DE- ACTUALIDAD
Para ser representado en- cuaIquier fun
cion a benefcio de la Cruz Roja Esp pai1ola

er mundo di0 er viva" con er cora
Sicnte.
4 mi Sc me puSo TN nlo ell la gar
ganta, que entoarfa no he polio des-
nuarmc. VamOs: que no Sc me la
quitaO er ndO.
70 fuf er primero que sali0 del
balco, mamaita, y apenas puse cr pie
en- esta Malaga bonita, va me
dro, que, :vaya I'm arnendiO, ma
Dire. Ell .Arcarde de Malaga la ma
Viva Su padre que HE tti0 un puro
con una faja mas grande que la die
Berensu6! Viva BcreEguG ambiGn.
(MiiGHdO hQctG la derccha D dcjdhdo
dc lGer) " viva Ia Eirgen de Ia Eir-
liria, JOSH que malaguci.a va por alli.
(DObiaHd0 la cdftG). Perdona mama
que mo la vi Il come. (IcercdHd0Sc
Gl Mteral). Che. :che. ,Naya usted
con Dio Y tenga usted cuidaO, que va
usted reventa de suapa. Madre de
mis- ojos, que ojos. ;vigen der Car
men. que piescsitos Zapaterillo soy,
mi reina, venga uSted pa aca pres
tome usted una pestaiIa que con una
pcstaiia de uSted lie tomo yo 4 usted
media dc unOs ZapatoS pue que l@-
resllrten largos :JosG! (Al pHbIicO(
Giieno: hay que We Il eStao de amino
de mis- yeinte ancs y 81 meses en- III
posici6n de Igueribea; que toa la di
version que tenfamos consistfa en- ha
ser (mHy fhO) iaguadas. iAguaoS Sc
rean les moros! Mueran los moros
UeUcildO Ia car'G nHerGHchte) "Sa-
bra ustcd dc como, en- c,lano er Sc
nor ArmeHdro me di0 el puro me
amont& con tres mas en- un coche con
cascabelcS, ;madre, que coche! Pa
recia que fbamos dc juerga! Er sar-
gento Come que trac dos balitas en-
TN braso iba e. pobre disiendO: lay,
ay ....perO entire el ruio dc los caSca-
beleS y baJO or Sleio de eSta uefra
Ell una maiIanita clara LENA de Iii v
reventando dc SO. madre lie mi via.
los lay, ay...! der sarsento. nos so
naban tos ar prinsipio de una ma
laguefia. Dios qucicraN que Sc cure.
que ha siO un valicnte. Como t0s
que t6s traemos las balas en- er Pc
cho, on la frente. De frente! Ningu-
no trae una balita on la esparda! Di-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
CARTA DE CN SOLDADO
Mon6lOgo en- Wosa, original.

Caroline: Sr. Ortas.
Una calle malaguefa.
Sale Caroline de soldado dc infan-
terra. Trae una carta en- Ia mano,
vienc como desorientado. Els anda-
luz.
Caroline: Pues se16, que he llegao
IL Malaga en- el barco de herfOs; que
traIa de Melilla unas calenturillas dc
nA que on cuanto he bebfo el aqua
dc TOrremclinOs Sc m'han quitao !;
que m'han daO el arta: que llevo eS-
tn carta escrita pa mi mama, que
no sc pOr d6nde cae er CorreO. A IN
espectad0r de In grada.) Compadre !:
;qui6 v desirmc pa aOnde tiro? Eth?
:QuG? :Anda; 81 es er muCo que
vende mantecaos! Vd dispense Y said
pa segui prcgondndolos. (lnitando ell
oregon de este famoso vcndedor.)
; Baaa- papa bahia u! Sam Y
sucrc, bucn hombrc "a un especta-
rdo de Ia plateau. :Quiere V. haseme
cl fav6. caballero? iAh! iEn esta
misma calle? Muchfsimas grasias.
(.Al p,1blico). Ea; seiiores, quearse
con Dios. (Medio mutis). Azperate
Caroline. lie hahr6 puestO a mi ma
ma to 10 que auiero pOnerle? Con
verlO, visto esta
(Lec Ia carta.)
"Inaprcciable mama dc mi cora
son: me alegrarc que al rec:bo dc es-
IN sc cncucntre V. con la conpleta
salti que 70 para mi descO. 70, su-
peri6: con una calentura superi0, pc
10 supcri6.
Sabrl V. dc como he llegaO Ma
laga por la ma, en un barcO mas
grande que In ma v hemOs venio Ia
ma. Me casO en- Ia ma---i Viva Es-
pafa!
Sabra v. dc como, al vega ar nue.
lie, aquello era un jormiguero de
gente. CayetansO el de Ia Rubia que
trae er pob:c una bala en- er pecho,
so sub6 10 mas arto del barco y
di6 un viva Espaha! mamaita de mi
coras6n. que So nos pusieron los Pc
los dc punta. Vd. Sc afigurarh que Sc
arm6 una de vivas atroces; pucs ha
de sabcr usted que ar viva" de Ca
yetano no cont est6' naide pOrque to
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

81 nos vamos atener a las cr0ni-
cas-, para juzgar al simpatico pueblo
clio de HatillO, hemos de cOnvenir
que es uR pueblo digno de que saque-
mos el paiiuelo Y enjuguemos su NOM
brc algiuas lagrimas. sin que sean de
cocodrilo. sin alusiORes persOnaleS
a politicOs inquietos.
I.af0uchct, desde In plataforma de
TN tren on Marcia. impfamente, le
llam6. NADIA menOS que pueblo sin
sopa", calificativO en- verdad bastante
molcstoso, tOda vcz que almuerzo o
comida sin sopas. no esta debidamente
en- cOnsOnancia con un est6mago Ia
altura dc las rcglas de Ia vcrdadera
gastronomfa.
Mas. el calificativO. no debe inquie-
tar a los hOmbres pensantcs del sim
patico pueblo del senior Coballes, va
que clos, Il falta dc sOpas. pueden
ofrecer habichuelas otroS granos
que no Sc hallan on graneros mtis me-
nos distinguishes.
pcro resulta. que 81 q eStas horas
cl scnor LafOuchet pasara por Hatillo,
tcn,lrfa que afiadir Il su dlcho, otro
mas mOrtificantc, perO no menos cier-
to. Y clio Serfa 81 mote de Pueblo sin
hOra'. SraciaS q los homhres que On
In vecina ciudad de Arccibo, menean
los cOtarrOS dc las SuhaStaS.
ReSulta, que en- Ia iglesia cat5lica
de In villa del Capitan Correa, habfa
rn rel0j piIblic0. cl que fuG derrlbado
per los ctlebres tcInblores de San Fer
min. cl sant0 mas tembloroso. al pa
recer. FL reloj durmi0 un buen sue1o
de dos aiios arrinc0nadO en- los bajos
dc Ia casa del pueblo arecibeno, hasta
que on unas viSperaS de patrOnales,
a las autoridades de Hatillo Sc les
ocurri6 comprar el reloj arrincOhado,
para montarlo en- Ia t0rre dc Ia igbesia
asf saber las horaS que So vivian
contar de paso, las serenatas que
da el mar durante una hOra sin mi
nutos.
Y, dcstlc aquella tarde. el reloj dc Ia
iglesia de Arecibo, So puSO a cOntar
las horas que vivian los habitantes dc
HatillO. subidO en- la tOrre de Ia iglc-
sia cat6lica. Mas, no todas las tenfan
los hatillanos consigo, porquc In venta
del rcloj no fut en- firme, sino en- ''des-
1irme", mientras In afrmaba una Su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

ga us;c1 que ESQ cs mentira Viva
Espana!
Madrc: no crcl uStCd que este boz
IRON es dc uHa ldgrima. tLiorcHd0)
!; Los valientes no lloran..... este bo-
IRON es IN mosquito cSprruchao
Dcj0ado nc lcCt) Isl. 81. ;Cuarquir-
ia cngai1a mi madrc Mosquito Y
to, eSro borronsito So licva or prime
beso. Y 10 Va asartd
En- fin madrn. que yo cstoy mu
giieno y esperanto otra We err barco
pa gorv6 a Melilla. porque ALI Sc
quean mis- compancritoS, V abando-
narloS 20, mamaita mia.... .primero
moro!
Y pa rcmatc: sabrA listed de CO.
no csta noche hay en- el treatro una
funston pa los herfos de la guerra.
LII bendita Cruz Roja la patrosina,
toa Malaga esti cn cl teatro. que or
que no esta cs porquc no ha podfo
o porque no clcontro "entrd'', quo
los malaguefos son asradcsidos Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Eli SIR. CANIZAL. ENFERMO

FL superintendent de lfneas. de Ia
Porto Rico Telephone Co., Don Joaquin
Canizal. mlly conocido V eStimado en-
eSta ciudad. hace VA algunos dfas que
@uartla CANA de algdn cuidado, en- su
rcsidcncia de cl CondadO.
tiacemoS votOs muv SincerOs pOr
que pronto desaparezca Ia gravedad
del enfcrmo, para tranquilidad de sus
familareS V amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

ciudad Jack"
York. colocaci6n
Monticello
ha Miss odwane:z
ciardo expdera
Schmek
misma Jack Bown ha ao pasandO home
Jack
temporada de paene les padres de
medO dcubria del de ella "e. Miss
T yesdo ella bata
tai fu1 dalcda
Ia p h eoEfesai0 lego sntir Carolina euanda
hohte pcdra oyda Snrbargo, nota
Monticello,
jack
Maria, ella
edad licno
Juez . regieren
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

de protestar contra los abuses de los
6mulos de OlivproS cl malo...
La tisana de TN dGsp0ta que hipa
'eS mas SombriamcIte cruel cue el
vino de un monarca. que So alcgra
elegantemente.
iN1NkE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
.i.N.iNk f..

Sc ALQUILA una habitaci6n para ca.
ballero. Informara NJ Lain. Cristo %.
Planta baia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19


s;Iben 10 que dchen n LIS cue dan gu
sangrc por ia Patria. Yo les doy a
t6s, en- nombre de los las grasias. Y
81 hay en- Malaga a.su'ea qre no hA
vello porque no LA qIeri0, mar hi.
cho So 10 coma Y que :, apreuda e.
Ia coplilla;
La persona que es ingrata
mcrcSe CUE SO IL ginrvan
las poSctas de hojalatH'
Ea: Jar corleo. QuarSc con Di6, V
Viva Malaga, (Tdsc.)
Pcdyo Pfre: Fc,Ndadee.
Malaga, agcSto de, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Ell SAN lorenzo. SAIIO ET,
SABADO A MEDIC DIA

Ell vapor "San Lorenzo" sali6 el sa-
bado medic dfa del puerto de New
York, con. todas las literas ocupadas,
carga general y 97S sacos de cores
pondencia.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Brooks. -r
Mrs. Anna Herman of Seattle is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O'Neil.
Miss Thressa Stone is a guest OF
the Misses Nessen this week In her
honor, Miss Pearl Nessen entertain
ed at an outing at Fishtrap Creek
for six young ladies.
Born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Taylor, a daughter.
The son of Mr. and Mrs George
Leake underwent an operation on
mis- throat Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren have
as their guests this week the Misses
Fay Tina and Theresa Matthews of
Everson
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Sunspots In 1920.

The last maximum of sunspots was
in 1917. During 1920 spottedness con,
tinued to decline, the mean daily
spot-area for the year being about 700
millionths of the suns visible hemi.
sphere, or half of that of 1917. On n
few occasions, especially during Au-
gust, the solar disk was practically
January and March the total spotted
area was more than $500 millionths.
Scientific American.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Queer Freak Of Nature.

Near Blackwell. Derbyshire, England,
tree known as the duck" tree, has
been cut down. On being cut into
boards 1t was found to have the mark
ing Of a duck, the heart, liver and
other organs showing q much darker
shade. 1t is said that several years
ago duck was shot on the wing and
that II fell into the tree and was never
found. The boards are on exhibition
In the local museum
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
NEWS OF LYNDEN

Mrs. Dick Rutgers has been sick
this week.
A seven art-a half pound baby
daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. H. e. Seidell.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Re-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

quilting bee Wednesday, and en-
joyed a picnic dinner. Sixteen la
dies were present.
Harvey Boysen has been troubled
with sore knee
Dewey Friend. who was seriously
burned in a gasoline explosion, is
improving rapidly.
Mrs. Ruth Healy spent few days
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

We have some chico Wenatch
stone, for canning. This is the tin
as the price is right, and they will
Phone in your order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26
Gest Plans No New Shows
Firm Will Be Content With
Touring Four Attractions

motifs Gest announced yesterday
that pending reimbursement of the
atrical conditions the firm of Comstock
q Gest would undertake no new nro-
auctions this season, but would be con-
tent with touring it's four road shows.
Alice Delysia in "Afgar," with Lupino
Lane; Mecca" "Aphrodite" and "Chu
Chin Chow"
While abroad this summer Mr.. Gest
bought the American rights to "a
Thousand and One Nights" which has
mad a long run in Paris; to "Vautrin, !"
the new Coincide Francois production,
and to new play by f. Molnar, author
OF The Devil" and "Lilom" The
Molnar play has not been completed,
Mr. Gest does not expect to produce it
before September, 1922.
Mr.. Gest also announces the Amer
lean rights to Prince Paul Of Olden-
bourg, first cousin to the late Car of
Russia, whom he has engaged to act as
press agent for Delysia, who will ap-
pear in Toronto September 4.
The producer brought back one hun
dred oriental costumes, some of them
more than 200 years old, which had
belonged to royal and noble families
and were sacrificed to buy food. They
are made of cloth of gold and silver,
richly embroidered. He expects to ar
range an exhibition of the costumes for
some charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26

he goes to the DEVIL he does so with
IL debonair laugh. He falls as low
as Five Points in New York, and one
of the scenes shows two damsels of
the slums fighting over him. The one
that wins PUSHES back to him, and he
says: bravo! Such prowess, my dear,
deserves visit to the shrine Of
Bacchus." And he buys her a drink
at the Bucket of Blood.
"Al tho time Madeleine will not get
n divorce, so her husband finally de-
cides to do so. This leaves everything
lined up for happy ending. And
fancy and gay parties that Madeleine
ana Langdon must have had! They
both liked to look upon the wine when
it was red.
Kate Lester plays a small part and
is so beautiful in it that it is pleas
ure just to watch her. The costumes
are extremely picturesque and the pic
ture is beautifully staged. Wallace
Worsley directed it.
Ben Turpin is seen in a super comedy
called Loves Outcast." 1t ia more
than ordinarily amusing. One Of the
scenes is in acourtroom, and the law
yer says "Your honor, there isn't 90
ing to be evidence enough to go round"
The overture is "Thirtecnth Hunea-
ran Rhapsody" On the picture pro
gram is "Tho Home Town of Balzac."
THE New France" and Capitol News.
Mile Fanny Rezia, Of the Paris Opera
Comique, sings the BELL Song" from
Lakme." Oumansky and Tam barelli
dance to "Humoresque" and "pulci-
nella"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26
Patrons Offered
Smart Bits of Nonsense
Miss MayGeld and Cecil Lean
Bring Their Popularity Back
to Vaudeville

Nonsense from start to finish marks
the bill at Keith's Palace this week,
but clever nonsense most of it, and all
of it amusing and we'll adapted for hot
weather entertainment. The Wilson
Aubrey Trio starts things with an ex-
cellent gymnastic comedy act in which
they do few tricks we'll worth watch
ing. William Gaxton plays fast and
furlously sketch by Rupert Hughes.
and Ned Norworth lives up to his orig
inal billing as "The Nuttiest of the
Nuts
The Cameron Sisters have dainty
and pleasing dancing act which is the
most artistic bit on the program. The
Watson Sisters in "Horsepitality" af-
lord many opportunities for hearty
and spontaneous laughter.
Cecil Lean and Cleo Mayfield return
to the vaudeville field from musical
comedy with a playlet entitled Gre
hearslng' and are easily the stars of
the bill. Cecil grins and Cleo looks
pretty and sweet in the old familiar
way that has won them the popularity
they enjoy. Herman Iimberg in Little
Bits" Horace Goldin, Royal Illusion
lst," and Bernard and Garry, a black
face act, complete the bill.
Fanchon and Marco divide honors
with Chic" Sale at the Riverside this
week. At the Eighty first Street Thea
ter Eduardo and Elisa Cansina and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26
Harding to Ask
Broader w ar
Finance Board
Reinstatement. Extension of
Farna Credits and Expor,
Financing by Corporation
Said To BE His Proposal
Special Message To-day
Hoover Urges Legislation
to Handle Triple Problem
and Speed Readj,lsimeni

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Broaden-
ing of the l~,wers of the War Finance
Corporation, making it the great gov
ernmental ae ency for bringing about
the necessary economic Establishments
of. the natiepi, will be suggested by
President Har ding tomorrow in spe-
cial communication to Congress, ac-
cording to forecasts tonight in high
administrator circles.
The special message from the Presi-
dent, it has baen announced, will deal
primarily with the proposed financial
settlement between the government
and railroads. But according to state
ments by Administration leaders. it
probably will 80 further and recon-
mend not only that the War Finance
Corporation take charge of the railroad
settlement, but ,also that it be placed
in direct and practically sole charge of
farm credits and export financing.
Secretary Hoover said to-day that he
had recommended such a plan and that
his Recommendation had been approved
by Secretary Me Zen and Eugene Meyer
jr., managing director of the War FL
nance Corporation.
Investigation, Air Hoover said. had
convinced him tfvat The broadening of
the . finance corporations powers
through legislation permitting it to
handle adequately the triple problem
was the proper course to pursue
Funds for speeding UP of business,
the Commerce Secretary asserted
could be made available by the cor
poration without great drain on the
Treasury. The corporation is en-
powered to issue bonds up to six times
its capitalization Co $500,00o,o00
However, according to finance cor
poration officials, that organization has
an account with the Treasury of more
than S300,oo0,0O0, $40 that bond issue
would not be necessary until that sum
was exhausted Payments 60 the rail-
roads, however. are expected to clean
out quickly the account vita the
Treasury.
In connection with the necessary
government financing to meet the first
call for funds for the railroads 1t
was indicated at the Treasury that an
issue of Treasury certificates would
probably be made on August l. 1t
was not thought, however, that the
next issue OF the Treasury's new short
TERM nc ties would be fioased un,tl Ser-
t. lf;
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o44 Arrive ON the Baltic
Steamship Has Been Under.
going Repairs 7 Months

The White Star liner Baltic, which
has been out of service for seven
months undergoing repairs and altera-
tlons, arrived here yesterday from
Liverpool and Queenstown with 644
passengers.
Among the saloon travellers were two
American girls from the Middle West,
who went to Ireland a year ago to
study Gaelic and French in a convent
in Cork. They were Miss Sheila A.
King, thirteen years old, of Ironton,
Ohio, and MORA o. Roberts, of Cleve-
land, Ohio. The girls said they had
mastered Gaelic and could speak it as
fluently now as they do English. 1t
was said that they would accompany
an aunt on lecture tour of this coun-
try and speak to the audiences in
Gaelic.