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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-08

Mr.. Lee Ridgeway, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Hough. of Dayton, o., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhodes. of Fort Wayne
Miss Madge Whitesell was hostess
to the D. L. K, at her home Wednes-
day evening. After a short business
meeting the evening was spent in
formally. Refreshments were served
later to the following guests: Miss
Emma Horn, Miss Merle Thistle
thwaite. Miss Eula Krouse, Miss Hell
en- Pottenger, Miss Lydia Haseltine,
Miss Thelma Champion. Miss Bernice
Weaver, Miss Dorothy Simms, Miss
Juanita Detmer. Miss Edith Grafton,
of New York city, and Miss Whitesell.
Mrs F. w. Smith, Miss Mabel Smith,
and Fred w. Smith, Jr., of Danville,
H., are spending some time here with
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Land, of West
Main street.
Miss Thelma Elliott, who has been
the house guest of Miss Ruby Elliott
for the past two weeks, has returned
TO her home in Hartford City
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Mcdonnell, of
! New orleans, La, have returned home
after visiting friends and relatives in
this city, Indianapolis, and Anderson.
! Robert F. Jackson has arrived &c
spend a few weeks with Mrs Jackson
and their little daughter before return
ing to Cambridge, Mass, to resume his
studies at the Harvard University Law
school.
Mrs. Charles Unger and her daugh
ter, Helene, left Thursday for Cincin
natl, 0. From there they will go east
where they will spend month visiting
in eastern cities. Miss Helene Ungel
will remain in Philadelphia, Pa, where
she will attend the Acerwood Tutorine
school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas Shep
ard, of Detroit, Mich, nee Miss Mar,
Virginia Burr of this city. are spendin,
the week with Mrs. Shephard's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert f. Bon
sail, of is North Twelfth street. Mr.
and Mrs. Shepard were married il
Detroit, Saturday morning, Sept. 3. tn,
Rev. Ames haywood, of that city
officiating.
Miss Mabel Williams, of New Yorl
City. who has been visiting Mr. ant
Mrs. A. E. Holmes, of South Twelfth
street, is spending a few days il
, Knightstown.
= Mrs Bernard Lahmann and daug1
tiers, Betty and Rosamond Eileen, TT
turned Wednesday from Wincheste
! after a weeks visit with friends an
( relatives there.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Garrit
f and Mr.. Peter Flatley took plac
, Wednesday morning at 5 O'Clock i
st. Mary's Catholic church, the Rev
Walter J. Cronin officiating Afte
, short wedding trip Mr.. and Mr.!
+; Flatley will reside in Webster
: Mrs T. E. Wynn, of this city, a
: tended the wedding of her sol
: Thomas Hagan, and Miss Mildre
< Wolf in Dayton, o., Wednesday, whic
5 took place at the Corpus Chris
: church at $50 o'clock in the mornin.
A wedding which comes as a su
prise to many persons is that of Mis-
: Sophia Nuth, of Dayton, O., and Hug
4 Huffman, of this city, which too
!. place Saturday evening at the home
: the groom's sister, Mrs. r. Schepma
5 on South Fourth street. The Re
u Frank Dressed, pastor of the First En-
lish Lutheran church officiated. tt
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ONLY STRONG
Continued from Page One.)

lIOIl oLC'(
ments on his hands. Lacking presi-
Dental leadership of a sort so different
from what has gone on in the past
that it would be sensational, Mr.. Hard
ing's confident hope" can hardly be
fulfilled.
Probably the taxation measure will
so through. The necessity for it IS
great and the Republican leaders, after
six months of wabbling on this point
seem finally to have decided to go
through with taxation first.
Taxation Takes Up Time.
But assuming that the taxation bill
does go through, it will take about all
the time that is left of the session
from September 81, when congress re.
convenes, TO December 6, when it must
end, will be but ten weeks. That is
barely time enough for the sort OF
taxation debate that is likely to come
and is far short of enough for the
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

designated as formerly Red Cross Seals
but merely Christmas Seals, the pro-
ceeds however are used for the same
purpose formerly.
In Vermont the seal sale is in charge
of the Vermont tuberculosis Associ-
alton and all but five per cent of the
net receipts, which is sent to the Ma
tional Tuberculosis Association, is used
in Vermont. The sale has been con-
Quoted largely by school children under
the supervision of teachers, women'S
clubs and other interested persons.
Last year a little over eight thousands
dollars was raised in Vermont by the
sale of the Christmas Seals. This year
the Association will endeavor to raise
ten thousand dollars. The proceeds
will be used for the children at the
Preventorium, the expenses of the
Modern Health Crusade, the district
tuberculosis nurses and clinics and the
health educational work, all under the
supervision of the Vermont Tuberculo-
sis Association.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

THIS is the cut Of the Christmas Seal
to be used this fall to raise money to
light tuberculosis. The plan of raising
money for anti tuberculosis work by
means of selling one cent Christmas
Seal was first tried fourteen years ago
by the American Red Cross. At that
which meant a contribution of three
thousand dollars. From this small
beginning the sale of seals have in
creased each year until in 1920 over
364 million seals were sold which
meant over three million six hundred
and forty thousand dollars for tuber-
culosis work.
Two years ago the American Red
cross relinquished the sale of the
Christmas Seal to the National Tuber-
culosis Association and it's affiliated
Associations in every state in the
Union. AS a result the seals are not
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14
Mrs. Reach Tells How She Got to
Know Rat-SnaD.

"Have always feared rats. Lately
noticed many on my farm. A neighbor
said he just got rid of droves with
RAT-SNAP. This started me thinking.
Tried RAT-SNAP myself. 1t killed IT
and scared the rest away" RAT-SNAP
comes in three sizes, 35c, Csc. SIPS.
Sold and guaranteed by Sisco's Pharm-
aCy
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

At last we have remedy that
is cheap. Agnes Souret, who
has just won a beauty contest in
France, says that fresh air is the
greatest beautifier in the world.
We have plenty of that-go to it,
girls.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14
Uncle Sam On the Job

Today Uncle Sans mail service brings this Institution of
ognzed strength and safety savings deposits only from all
parts of Vermont and the United States but from all parts of
the world.
However far number of miles you may be from Hyde Park
Bank its excellent facilities be just easily used though
lived right around the from the building In FACT
when you bank by mail it is even more convenient
Many people living outside of Hyde Park maintain
here because they the remarkable simplicity of bank
by mail and the advantage secured by dpong funds
in this nsutono ample resources sound policy and prompt
courteous service
Of the 80 savings banks Vermont organized the
ing of the Hyde Park Bank 1885, there only with
equal surplus This distinctive feature of strength clearly
emphasizes the steady conservative growth and of this
bank and the satisfactory service that has given its customers
The surplus instead of being distributed each to stock
holders has been allowed accumulate growing year year
to such size constitute welecognized of
strength and a continuing safeguard to depositors.
Interest paid day deposit received
day period savings remain in the Hyde Park Bank a nsg
All deposits by mail acknowledge promptly These may in
Money Orders Checks Drafts The utmost safety is assured
in whichever of these ways funds sent.
The LAMOILLE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
& TRUST co.
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, S25o,ooo
HYDE PARK, VERMONT 4s
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14
THERE is QUALITY

in every piece of monumental work
we turn out. Every detail is cor
rectly planned before the work is
commenced. There are no after
regrets.
When you are ready to make
selection we ask the privilege Of
submitting our designs and sam
piles of stone, and of quoting you
our prices.
Our work is in every cemetery
hereabout. We have yet to hear
of the first complaint.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14
The Opinion Press.

Fine Job Printing At This OnIce.
BRADFORD. VT.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

The legislature of Louisiana
has petitioned Congress for a
modification Of the Volstead law.
But what about that amendment
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

Continued Next Week.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

This is the season of the year,
when the papers will be carry
ing headlines of hunting acct
dents. Every season has its
hazards and we no more than
get to feeling easy over boating
and swimming accidents when
along comes the shooting acct
dents. It's a hard world, all
right, and few of us get out of
it alive.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

Farming pays some times as a
man in Illinois plowed up thirty
five thousand dollars in bonds
the other day. Out in Kansas a
farmer plowed deep and up came
a prehistoric skeleton. We pre-
fer sheckles to skeletons, when
we buy a farm.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-03
DahOs y perjuiciOs pOr Inuerte Illegal

Esta cs una accion scguida por Pc
ira Arredondo, por ST como madre
con patria potestad de su hijo menor
Pauline, conocido por Vicente Fcnta
nez, contra Marcos Jimenez, EN- recla-
macion de daiios y perjuicios por Ia
muerte Illegal de Manuel v. Fontsnez
ocasionado por Ell demandado, v por la
que solicita Sc condene a este p"gar
la suma de veinte mil dollars (S20. .00O)
por dicho concepto.
Segl1n la prueba aportada en- Ell acto
del juicio, resulta satisfactoriaments
acreditado, que Ell dia 16 do Julio de
1918, ell denandado acometi6 y agrcdio
con una pistola que es TN arma NOR
tffera Manuel ". FontSnez. causan.
dole la muerte de una manera volunta-
ria e Illegal.
FL fenecido Sc hallaba entonces casa
do en- dicas nupciaS con la dsnandan
te Petra Arredondc, en- cuyo matrimo.
MO procrearon a Pauline, conocido por
Vicente Fontanez, que es el inico hijo
que existe de dicho matrimono. tan
to la dicha sefiora como este nifo Son
los universities herederos de Manuel
v. Fontanez.
Ell demandado Marcos Jimenez fue
acusado ante la Corte de Distrito de
Humacao por ell hecho aludido, y atin
cuando La acusaci6n fue formulada por
un delito de asesinato, Ell veredicto del
Jurado que entendi6 en- ell asunto fue
de homicide voluntario, habiendo sido
convicto de tai delito y condenado pOr
eI Tribunal de Distrito, en- "a de Agcs-
to de 1913, "a pena de tres amos de
presidio con trabajos forzados las cos
tas, sentencia que fue confirmada por
eI Tribunal Supreme en- de Julio
de- 1920.
El fenecido Fontanez tenia un esta-
blecimiento en- Caguas para la venta de
guarapo y atendia a las necesidades de
su ,hijo con relativa iiberalidad, pro-
porcionandoles las comodidades propias
de su posici6n social entire las cuales
Sc hallaban Ell hogar en- que vivian,
que era propio, diez dollars semanales
para la manutenci6n, mas 10 necesario
para las atenciones de lavado y aplan
chado- Tambien atendia por separado
al vestuario de los demandantes Sc
cuidaba de que Ell menor Pauline, CO.
nocido por Vicente Fontanez, pudiera
asistir La escuela de una maners de
corosa, mientras que ahora la deman-
dante Arredondo. muerto su espcso ha
itenido Que dedicarse al trabajo. en- "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-03
Arecibo en- fiesta

ria Lefranc, Carmen AstOi Emilia Ale
man. Natalia Aran y Magda carri6n.
que forman un delicioso ''manojito"
de rubias seauctOras. Aquf me detengo
a yer pasar a Maria Barcsl6. Ramonita
Mosquera a Julita cordero. a Sofia Co.
Ion, America Aguiar, Isabel Gar
cia, Margarita Ledesma, E1ith Pal
mer, JOaquinita AgOstini, Pillar 10
PEE y Angelina Rivera. divinal
bunch capaz de darle vida y gloria
La gloria a la vida de los que han
menester de una mirada y de IN suspiro
para poder vivir y para poder gOzar.
Ahora. todas son Maria: Maria gum
tsna. Maria Terrassa. Maria Lopez y
Maria Rubio; IN POGO mas ala estan
las siguientes sefioras: Sonora dc NJ.
Ledesma, de s. Palmer, de A Pla, hijo;
de Gonzalez, de P. Ruiz, de Sanchez, de
Mayol Alcover, dc Lopez, de Roses Ma
vel, de Medin, de o. Alum, de MIR. clin
chard, de Agudo, de A. Pla. Y. cuande
pensaba seguir anotando. me ilevan a
la cantins, para que obsequiemos a las
aamas Y los compaheros de las damas.
claro esta. cuando resrsse. va eran cerca
de las dos media de la msdrugada y
casi sc habian lido los concprrentes.
La directiva del Casino ofreci6 dos
regalos a las damas, toeando en- suerte
a la sefiora AMT, wallingtoh de Ruiz
y la sefiorita Teresa Garcia; estos re.
galos consistierOn en- dcs valicsos estu
'ches de perfumeria
Hubo, ademas, muchos obsequios para
los corcurrentes en- general, y en- parti
cnlar para ciertos v determinados ele-
mentcs Representatives en- es.os festiva-
les.
Ell "casino Espafiol" ha brindado .
la sOciedad arecibeia gratas horas de
expansion, contribuyendo al mejor es.
plendor de las Fiestas Patronales. que
van resultardo muy buenas. a pesar de
los pesares.
Lo que le hace falta este Casino.
es un buen salon dc bale. pues ssgdn
Sc pudo observar anoche, Ell espacio de
dicado bales es demasiado pequeho.
10 que mctiva muchas ineomodidades
para las damas. 81 la directsva de este
Centre levantara I'M piso On Ia azote1
irstalara EN- 6l los sa'oues de bales
habrfa que convenir que. entonees. el
Casino Espahol'' tendria La mejoS
sala para bales. Y este podria conss
guirse facilmente. pues con un aTrtend'
por diez afios Y una emission dc bOno'
entire la gente rica de la cOlOnia espahc
la, estaria arregIado TODD, con I'm POGO
de buen deseo y un mucho de iniciati-
va. conque, don Manolo DelgadO, bus
quese los que SON como ustod. v schs
para arriba. hasta llegar al cielo. que
es dOnde mejor frescO Sc goza.
Nic-KoLA.
"A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-03
EEL BALE EN- Ell
CASINO EsPANoL'

Dye, "Nic- -Kola'', lvamos al bal
lie del 'Espafiol' ?,--me pregunta un
amigo, en- los precisos momentos en- que
daba lumbre mi pipa de plata. ST, en-
el "casino Espafol'', hay esta noche
IN gran bale, rreparado como, pOcas
veces Sc ha preparsdo otro. Cuando los
metalicos acentos del relej de la plaza
me anuncian las diez de la noche de este
lures glorioso, enfundado en- ''rabIa''
de reglamento, hago mi entraaa al sa-
lon de bale, que psrece la sala de los
palacios de las mil y una noches".
La orQuesta, dirigida por Ariosto, pre-
ludia un walls, que, es una queja. Me en-
canta Ell walls, me es nscesario saber su
nombre, para guadarlo, vOy hacia su
autor: Dye, Angel, ese yals que
acabas de tOcar, Gc6mo Sc llama? Y An
gel me resporde: ''Sin nombre''; Squie
res bautizarlo?
81, quiero bautizarlo, y 81 me psrmi-
tes, lie ponemos letra; Sgustas? Y An
gel acepta la proposition AHA, en- un
recodo delAsal6n, bajo la luz de un TO-
CO voltaico, bautizamos al walls; Sc la.
mara "RECoRDANDo", y queaa en-
nombre del arte, de la vida Y del amor,
asi bautizado este walls delicioso.
Despues de la ceremonial, un amigo
me lleva al salon, para que consemple
los diviros ojcs de una gentilisima utua
defia que Sc llama Carolina Ndufioz; divi
ra damita que lleva en- Ell fulgor de sus
pupilas todo Ell romance de una noche
de amor. Y cuando su nombre escribia,
hacen su en.rada al salon de baile las
damas 'Isabelinas" quienes han sido
muy bien atendidas por los ''Caballeros
de Col6ns'; entire elias pude sorprender
astaa nombres: Sehora Genivor H.
Walsh, sefora Elizabeth L. Ahearn, Sc
norita Maria G. Duffy, sefiorita Cathe.
rina v. Martinez Alvarez, v sefora Mar
garita P. de Martinez Alvarez. La di-
rectiva del ''Casino Espahol" y los ''Ca
balleros de Colon prestan todas sus
atenciones a estas mobiles damas, que
vienen a compartir con nosotros unos
instantes de dicha
Las danzas de Campos, son el alma
portorriquefa, sobre Ell pentagrama.
Quien oye las quejumbrosas notas de
Campos, no puede sustraerse al encanto
de sonar cen las frondas perladas de
rocio y con las fuentes que van dejando
por wales y montafias un psalmO divino.
Y los embriagadores acordes de una
de esas danzas, desflan ante mi estos
divinos capullitos que en- esta noche nos
hacen creernos politics de ounce prima
veras:
Aqui pasa s. M. Maria Lucia I, gentil
mente ataviada; luego, Ana Livia Gar
ces, Ritita Abreu, Petrita PadilIa. Ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-03

La piel de los lnfantes es tierna. Echese
Aun POGO de este maravilloso pOlvo anti
ss6ptico sanativo en- el aqua Y v6ase
como el niiio disfruta su baflo. Los
sBaflos diarios con el AfU-COL protegen Ia
FDiel delicada contra el ,sarpuldo, las
III MU.GoL x Is slss sanatiyo, c Claimants
sagradable. Los Doctores en- todas parties
de los Estados Unidos de America 10 re-
comiendan como ell antiseptico mas efici,
ente para las madres y los behGs. Conser-
avese siempre un paquete disponible. Sc
quedara encantado con los muchos bene-
fcios que Sc derivan de SUI uso diario. a
Sc recomienda siempre para u trata-
smiento de la Leucorrea, las Secrecioncs
Edc NAL Caracter, la Ulceracion y la De
preston del Utero para cualquiera de las
suebiidades uterinas cronicas de las mu.
eieres.s De Venta en- Todas les BOticas.~,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-03

bricas de tabaco, dpnde percibe los
dias que hoy trabaja, un tornal de Sc
tenta cinco centavos a un dollar dia
rio, para asi poder atender a su sus-
tento v ell de su hijo.s
Ell menor Pauline, conocido por vi
cente Font&nez cuenta unos trece amos
de edad, v al igual que su madre Pc
ira ArredondO tiene a nuestro juicio
derecho una indemntkaci6n que com
pense, en- 10 que humanamente pueda
clio conpensar, ei vacfo que produce
en- el hogar la muerte del cabeza de ia
milia, indemnizac6n que fja Ia cOrte
habida cuenta de las edades del cansan
te y sus derecho -habientes, de los me
iios de que dispOnen para librar su sub
sistencia y de la falta de sosten que
suponen los demantes la muerts de Ma
nuel ". Fortanez. Y esa indemnizaci6n.
a nuestro entender, y mucho mas te-
niendo en- cuenta que el demandado no
cause la muerte de Fontanez por un
actO negIigente sino pOr un actO volun
tario, debe fijarse y Sc fiia por ia Cor.
te en- la suma de ocho mil dollars.
v6ase la jTrisprudencia en- 81 case
de ''zalduondo v. Sanchez, IS d. p.
r. 2S1, en- Ell que Sc cOncede una indem
nizaci6n de danos y perjuiciOs por ACC
metimiento y aggression. vease ademas
el case de ROsADo v. PORTO RICO
RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER COM
Panty, 20 d. p. r. 564; en- el que Sc
resuelve que demostrado por Ia prueba
cue Ia persona que muri6 era TN hon.
bre que atendfa al euidsdo y sussento
de su familia como producto de IN ira
bajo y que dej6 al morir dos hijos
de corta edad que dependian &c el para
su sostenimientO, La demandada debia
psgar a los indicados hijos, por via de
indemnizaci6n, IL cantidad que ami Sc
sefiala, con mas las costas. desemboIsos
y honorariOs de abogado.
PoR LAS RAzoNEs ExPUEsTAs.
la Corte entiende que debc deciarar y
declara con lugar la demands y on su
consscuencia condena al demandado
Marcos Jim6nez pagar . los dernan
dantes Petra Arredondo v Pauline co
nocido por Vicente FOntsnez y Are
dondo, la suma de ocho mil dollars
$4,000, y las costas v desombOlsos dc
esta acci6n.
FL SecretsriO registrara sentencia de
conformidad.
Dada en- Humacao, p. R.,a 20 de
abril de 1921. Pablo BERGA,
Juez del Distrito dc Humacao.
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GOVERNMENT or PORTO RICO
SAN JUAN HARBoR BOARD
SAN JUAN. p. r.

AbrlI - i1i

Mercancias aImacsnadas por The Nee
York and Porte Rico stsaashlp CO.
1 fregadero GO. spavsni
9 huscales altros Coouxaisz Pssin Gel
2 atados pspcl snvol.
yer ~. Santiago y Gel
Q atados parFiiias = radiadofss
para automtviiss "a. BsianessI
2 eajas producsos aui-
micos g. caldsr6n Apontsl
Esta mercancia ss sncusntFn alma.
cenada en- Ell AEaiec6n. Ia fecha para
el remats seF& 81 dia 23 ds msys ds
1921 en- Ia ohcina dsi Tesorsrs da
San Juan Harbor Board lssra "a.
A. GONZALEZ PADrN -.
Tesorero. san Jusn HarboE Bossa.
Aavt
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veran de nuevo que el color vuelve
a sus palidas mejillas y Ia bri-
ilantez su nlirada. Esto parece
casi impossible, pero no hay mas
que hacer una prueba de dos
semanas. Commence I'd. desde
fuego. Procurese hoy 1nismo un
paquete del lcgitirno "HIERRO
NUXADOp y siga las instruccicnes.
All cabo de dos semanas compare
su aspecto Y su bienestar con su
estado anterior. Quedara I'd.
conyencido.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-15
Girl Says Admirer Used
Gun to Enforce Suif

II Edward H. Stafford, who lives at
4460 White Plains Road, the Bronx.
hadn't forgotten to take a ring with
him to the marriage license bureau
yesterday, his ambition might be at
tained to-day, even if he won his bride
at the point of revolver.
That is the way eighteen-year-old
Mamma Arctander, of 729 Lexington
Avenue, says he obtained her consent
to accompany him to the license
bureau: Before keeping her date with
hlm, however, she told Patrolman
Meade, of the Old Slip police station,
that Stafford had shown her a revolver
and told her if she didn't go with him
Tor the license her mother would "haye
black Christmas"
After getting the license, Miss Arc
tander said in night court the imperi-
GUS bridegroom demanded an imme-
diate wedding. She asked him where
the ring was and she said he told her
he had forgotten it. So they walked
out to the street, where Patrolman
Meade was waiting, and at Miss Arc
tander's nod he arrested Stafford
The charge against him is disorderly
conduct in annoying Miss Arctander.
stafford denied showing Miss Arctander
revolver or making any threats. She
was just vexed because he had for
gotten the ring, he said, and had him
locked up for spite. He was held for
inve stigation.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-15
Vatican Imperilcd by
Flames i'm st. Peters
Pope Calls for Municipal Fire
men as Papal Brigade Fails
10 Control Fire
specsaI Cable Dispatch 70 IN. Tribune

Special Cable Dispatch TO The Tribune
Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
ROME, Dec. 14.--When FIRE which
started this morning threatened the
whole of the left nave Of St. Peters
Cathedral, the Pope ordered Rome's
municipal fremcn to be summoned.
The papal fire brigade, which at first
had attempted to fight the flames, was
unable to control, them because Of an
insufficient water supply. Buckets filed
with water were carried from the roof
Of the baslica, but this method soon
was found to be hopclessly Inadequate.
The Pope heard Of the fire while he
was breakfasting after. mass, his first
knowledge being due to the fact that
the great bell, which is tolled only on
special occasions, was rung by attend
ants. Sacristans .,astened to clear the
upper floors of the Vatican of its art
treasures, but while they were at work
the modern engines from the city put
out the FIRE.
The damage was limited to the
scorching Of walls and the burning Of
fittings in the vestry. The Pope has
decided that be will have modern ex-
tinguishers installed in St. Peters as
we'll as in the Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-15
Alien Edict Keeps Man
From Leg Buried i'm U. S.
Immigration Authorities Hold
Up Cripple Who Claims He
Owns American Really

One Of John A. Loberquest's legs is
as much part of America as Plymout til
Rock, but when Loberquess returned
yesterday on 'he Stockholm, Of the
Swedish Anne erican Line from years
visit to his old home in Sweden, irnmi-
grafton authorities sent him to Ellis
Island to await che decision Of a board
OF inquiry as to whether he was likely
to become public charge.
Those were their instructions con.
cerning. crippled aliens, they said. They
refused TO be moved by Mrs. Lober.
guests tears or her husbands indigna.
ton. The latter's arguments that he
had lived in Clifton, n: j.. for years;
that he had his first citizenship. papers
had money in the bank ana OWE d
real estate, as did his married chill
dren, were unavailing. SO also was
Ms plea that his missing leg was
buried here fourteen years ago.
Surely man has right to be
where his leg is" said Loberquest, az
they. marched him off to the Ellis Isl
and boat