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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
En- ell CentrO EspanoI
de Rio Piedras

Como haShiam0S anunciado. el do
miIlgo on III nocha So cclcbr6 en eI
Ccntro Espahol de RIO Piedras. con
III eXito brillantfSimo extraordina
rio entusia smo, rn baife organizado
por In Digna Regentp y Vice
Regente de la Corte de Castillo de
aquella localidad del capitulo de las
damaS "lsabelinaS' Seilora .IoSelina
Fernandez de Villa Mayo. V la culta
Selorita Carmen Marrero. auxiliadaS
por todas las damaS del Capitulo.
Debilo Il haberSp dilatado Ell llcgar
un POGO la orquesta. el bale no co.
memo hasta cerca de las once de la
{noche. II entusiasmo aar Sc. veia. en
el salon del simpatico ceIftro era YER
daderamente delirantc. ALI no reina-
ba mas que Ia cordialidad el .fecto
entire tod0S los concurrentes. FL baile
comenz6 IL las 10 Y 45, prolongando
hasta las dos de la madrugada. ter
minard0 con cl mismo entusiasmo
que empcz6. La orqucsta del maestro
"Cocolia' ejecut0 10 mas selecto de sut
escogido repertoire, amenizando0 be-
Has pleas musicales Durantt:o clC
bale Sc compraban votOs para efesir4
Reina del baile. destinando epiRnstlur,
to Il un fin henetico va conociao. sEna
comisi6n de Isabelinas de San Juan
compuesta por las distinguidfsimas
Seiloras de Martinez Alvarez 't'Rafael
" Antonio) Rodriguez Sierra aconri
panadas de sIls respecAvos espososs
dieron mayor lucimient0' al acto con-
su presencia. Estas damas fueron muy
bien atendidas Y obseguiaAas por susi
compa1eras de Rio Piedras. AGemds
asistieron las gentilesn qsen6rit5S Gle
mentina Margariiae Eyfttsei. z : iEila un
intermedio de variosimiRWsOI aGpre0
cedi6 al escriltinio, para cfeesif la Rel
ma. La mesa estaha. c0mpucsta .por
las seloras TereFa Sclr ESr'63 rde
Keelan los sehoiN-s 4.eteI s-fofFt'SA So
Ia Esteban Padilfa. Terminado de
hacerse el escrutiiIi0. .ss,4il elfpfas Heif
VA por 1925 votess la bella useaqritg,
America NigaglionigsaulMereeIhia tie
la concurrencia Masl latEsnad9rao sal,
vas de aplausos, s,slIAA n if ser % lblsSada bHia. a
trono, iba precediidla JRS RSprr r.l2flRflI i2f lRfalIesf
que .estaban encanhtad99rsssS, m carpdlln8g 2FId
Ndncz Ber;a YiRIaa via, al Adepas dem ,l'9j e SCI
gufa una Ccrte dc honor Que fuG ,ele-
Il 5p B3ritfit AZ s!t
gida allf mismo. ,a,,c,, s,.,,..,.,s, oi
La concurrencla hizo gran'lcS .el9,
s'os oe ~ 2, 'p' plslf5i5n3Ipig4 ieI.gi ,
adornado el Centre. Las preciosas
glirnaldas de flores 'artifieiaIes le daI
ban al salon un bello golpe de vista,
(Continda en-, Ia pag. t ~ =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
La muerte del Captain
Cabrera

En- Ia nlaiana de hoy, v en- su re-
sidencia de Santurce, dejo de existir
.el que fue pundonoroso Jefe del Guer-
po de la Policia Insular, don Francis
co Cabrera, conocido por sus numero-
sas amistades por ell Captain Cabrera.
Era ell distinguido ex funcionario
del Gobierno uno de esos caracteres
energicos v cumplidores de su deber,
que por SUI solo valimento supo cap
tarse las simpatias de superiores y su-
ebalternos " ell respeto de las perso-
mas amantes del lorden en- todas sus
Manifestations.
No obstante el reducido numero de
enemigos que el Captain Cabrera To-
gro crearse entire los elementos disco
los, que en- 81 veian antes que al guar
dador de la ley y de la seguridad pi-
blica al perseguidor tenaz de todas
las ilegalidades y de todos los desor-
denes, contaba el caballeroso Official
SOIl ull IiuliiSIO SIeSluO uc pCISOLldo
que sabian distinguirle por sus mere
,cimientos y por su hoja de servicios
limpia, intachable y llena de hechos
altamente signifcativos.
La sociedad de San Juan hoy, como
la Seguridad pdblica en- Puerto Rico
aver, pierde an hombre integro, leal,
a todas luces necesario, al perder al
Captain Cabrera, que Sc .ausenta del
mundQ de los yivos, para nunca mas
volver. ~ -
Ell cntierro, que partira de la casa
mortuoria a las cuatro, sera integra-
do en- la Plaza de Colon por ell corte-
jo fdnebre que Sc reunira allf, para
rendir su postrer tribute de simpatia,
hasta el Cementerio de San Juan, al
dignfsimo fenecido.
Concurrira una buena representa-
cion de Ia Policfa Insular, entire la que
fguraran algunos jefes de Distrito.
Ell IMPARCIAL, al consignar es-
ia irreparable desgracia, envia los
familiares del buen Captain, la EXPIRE
sion mas sentida de su pessme.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
Ell Accidente
sufl.ido por Don
Manuel Gonzalez
Telegramas recibidos por Don
Segundo Cadierno.

EI Vicepresipresidente de la Junta
Central de la Casa de Espaia, don Sc
gundo Gadierno, recibio esta manana
los siguientes telegramas de la Isla,
con OCCASION del lamentabfe suceso ocu-
rrido aver al medic dia:
Humacao, II de mayo.
Don SegYndo Cadierno,
Vicepresidente Junta Central.
Casa de Espana.
Lanlentamos accidente oearrido a
liuestro digno presidente Sr. Gonzalez.
Haremos votos pronto restableci-
miento.
Jose Burset,
Presidente de la Junta Local.
Yabucoa, mayo II.
Don Segundo Gadierno,
Vicepresidente Junta Central Casa
de Espaiia.
Z Esta Junta Local deplora hondamen
te acidente fue victima' nuestro illus
tire Prssidente ST. eonzaIez, hacien-
do votos por su. pronto restableci-
lniento.
j. M. Mendez,
s Presidente Junta Local.
Caguas mayo II, 1921,
Perez Losada,
secretario Jnnta Central Casa de
Espana,
San Juan.
Junta Local Casa de Espafia siente
de veras Ia desgracia ocurrida a nues-
tro duerido Presidsnte don Manuel
Gonzalez y desea su pronta mejoria
Celestino Perez,
Presidente Junta Local.
Aver noche estuyo visitando al he
rido el sehor Cadierno que fue rei-
terar sus sentimientos al sr. Gonza-
lez y a lIevarie Ia prensa de la tarde.
En- aqueIlos momentos entraba TAM
bien en- eI Sanatorio con objeto de vi
star don Manuel Gonzalez, el ilus-
tire ex Presidente de Ia Casa de Es-
pafia don Pedro Arsuaga y Beraza.
Ha sido precise linitar el numero de
visitas, para ahorrar fatigas al en-
fermo, cuya preseneia De amino es ex-
traordinaria.
FL enfermo ha pasado bien Ia noche-
sin que haya surgido complication al
gpna.
Ell IhfPARCIAL donde tiene tantos
afectos el herido; reitera sns senti-
1lientos al ilustre paciente que tiene
tan bien ganados todos los afectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
Su Alteza Real
embarca en- el
"MOntevide0"
Ell Infante DCn Fernando visit0 aver
Dor Manuel Gonzalez.

Su Aiteza Real el Infante Don Fer
nando de Baviera ; de Bonbao9sl en-
terarse aver del accidepte isufYdofpor
don Manuel Gonzalez Martinez,, Pre-
sidente de la Junta Central. de IL Ca
sa de Espaha, manifesto yiYQss gi3es ifyfss idfyffssos
sle Yer al herido Y de- edespfedirse rtabea rtaea eI
persoralmenta, lamfeptaBpdp f ,B olt9Pt1gHHg In ggfHHgri-
do, con vivas nluesstIASfn de- sginsp22tia !
hacia el distinguidoa paaefibasp6ttfRs paaefibasp6ttfsb ssf
Con efeeto, az pespagi tarHif n in4eSdpy n:ieSpy el
alinuegzo que fue ssgls iesiesess
en- el comedor bajQ del Hotel Palace, "
que su Alteza ealoggii6 8 lmhdieehS5,s 3 81, Prin-
cipe acompahado por Su Exeelencia
don Antonio pIa, Ministro Plsnipotten-
ciiario que .forma naFte Dc 4 +Tf3EEiiSsIIon,
del General Alt9la@qiTre y del Con
sui INFERNO de ESsipa Esi "a, aea esaali5 li psIa p el
Sanatorio Espanol de- Haat65 Key en- ell
@Packare .9aP s3ifiidJ,1tGia !, tiarha III Roig
que iba guiandoo ST ftSochG,o 81 ohffsino
que ha sid6 dtilfzad6 Para 4t6adds 4t6adl 4as
acxeursiohes Cjfftec:iaa5s al aThfaKt6sS
, En- ef lvestibulo adF 5sssafifldl ssaild 5fi d5,ofue
recibido Su Alteza p9qdSbfo Fsdh7pa, a
iqoien expres9oi don FtrnaRd8d sds de-
secs de yer a don Manut1a G9hzsfez,
'interesanGose vi3annente llpor sF5g 9deta-
Hes de la curacfen. Srp nsEds4 isA1
2 A los pocos m5rheht9oHssadae de r4Sslfstrse
'eF Principe en- al afo5sentb ylcPqgtfan
fnanciero que recibio a 81 Efsifltahtes
sonriendo, Y agradecieaaStl& B6Sos y
icspecialmenteT Su yAltSa&gplsp Vista
afectuosisima; ;qsse re&ibfa, sh59$EBaslos
tdenaas ipersoHajes9 dtey9A sqRiS4a. el
iBasqera, AgNl9St2 de
Su Majestad et Rey; ct Duque dtg1f Ar
co, ell sefofk Silva y Gcyeneche, spbri-
no de'la Dgquesa de Talavera, y por
tarto~ tde~rSu Afteza~-A Infante don
Fernando; el Coronel Mutton, los co.,
4mandantesu don sGexaEsl E<rRzailez y
don Jose Orrlowas, AsndautesJn@ Su
Alteza, 1eb seinari iGanaagai1 SSeoretario
Particular del Rralcipa eaEeeitan de
tsoybeta senero Herniaasa,es es5b0aaui
de ltemporada, LiesRsaaa0 Alerra
MendEagQn, don RafasE Gelesadqsdon
Angel GEL Ri Rl8ilvera, el epagsaassa NsEeno
Calderon, los senores Spta fdqns Ma
nuep eap,l don aSegpndo GadiysEESasa dsiyESsa dsn Jo-
bsa ffdMLaa dMa ~ Xalle alls doa Pic qrd P6rez H den Ei-
Ijdntt ttCfofptipia enl "A gi2lsdds. i2ds. ysaglElaeb
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17

IA sin. fnnsT iasssiia gen. a,ai.d ,
q sa essfsrnsslad. ips \. hasa sidn o..
sille risisar as.r = sus alnisias.,. b.
menado ca 81 ruiSo "a aiio t,ssnsu.
fere rstaEa en "a n'siaciW.n 81 jEr
see issr la tarac. Ia s3IHa. CARA
aeslssllrse sle boz an,igss amigus. q
qnisars ha salslslo s'siiipar aaganir ~
IernaaMsWia sal -ria ada Gin.
In STa. Iager drsra rxprrsar -
h"ll,lo aprz,io cue sirnie Ipgr las ,or-
ieslas y bondadrs de- que ha side -.
jeio cn Puerto Rico. y ascgurar = .uS
amisiades "a mus profiIndo afecio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
oFIcINA DEL sECRETARIo EJE
CUTIvO.
IS de mayo de 1921.

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha someti-
do q Ia aprobaci6n del senado los
fnombramientos de los seiiores Rosen-
do Cordero y Juan Matos veiez para
Juez ' Secretario de la Corte Muni-
cipal de Lares, respectivamente.
Ell Permit Agent" de San Juan ha
expedido Tarjetas de identification
para embarcar a santo Domingo. a la
seilora Paula Mendoza y dos nifos
memories, de Arecibo, Y al sefior An
dres Colon, de Comerf6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
Pida Leche Condensada
IVAN CAMP

La marca garantiza la mas alta ca
lidad para todos los usos, y Sc vende
a un precio razonable..
De venta en- todas las tiendas prin-
cipales. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
slJi99L77l.i 81 gi3 :
A V S QlseOe u "a

liI cJg9 ele1I = IL
Ell DR.. Agustin R. Eapgisr, lgg sl', soeeuullistal
Y especiaiista de las enfermedades de
los oidos, nariz gafganta, pafticipa
su clientele al pubiic0 eh general,
que estara ausente efi4bs Estados
Unidos hasta mediados deiimes de ju-
lilo. Asistira la gran AsaWblsa de,
la Association Medica Americanss VII
sitando despues las mejores clfnicas
de dicho pals, Y trayendo -
so los aparatos e instrumentpsy mas
modernos relacionados con su eShat
cialidad.
oficina-San Justo esquina a Ta1
tuan. Telefono 1881.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
El cumpleahos del Rey

Las banderas del Consulado de Es-
paiia, del Casino Espanol y de la Sc
ciedad Espahola de Auxilio Mutuo han
sido hoy izadas en- celebration del
cumpleafos de S M. ell Rey don AL
fonso XIII de Espana.
Ell insigne Monarca que tan uni
versales simpatfas cuenta, cumple
hoy treinta y cinco amos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
Eduardo L0mba
Andreini

En- el vap0r San Juan" regres6
aver por la maiiana de Estados Uni
dos. donde Sc encontraba Ell asuntos
comerciales. nuestro estimado amigo
el joven comerciante don Eduardo
LOmba Andreini. vicepresidente de la
firma de esta plaza, J. NJ Lomba y Co.
Ell IMpARCIAL tiene para ell ami
go que regresa. un saludo afectuOso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17
COnsuladO de Espana
en- Puerto Rico

Para n0tificarle de alg0 que le inte
resa, Sc desea conocer ell paraderO de
la Sra. dona Amalia Gimenez. viuda
de Don Antonino Jauregui, que estuvo
establecido hace ailos en- la calle del
Sol ndmero SO.
Sc desea cOnOccr el paradero de d.
RemigiO Garcia y AngulO. para infor-
marie de asunt0s personales.
Ell Consul INFERNO,
Jose Perez LOSadG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-17

Reciente fotografia del famoso Enri-
co Caruso, ell gran tenor de opera, que
muestra al artista tai como ha que
dadO despues de su Ultima enfermedad
en- que tanto Sc temio por su precio-
sa vida. Pronto volyera Caruso a ha-
Ger Dso de su VOC; per0 antes piensa
ir este mes realizar una tournee de
placer pOr sus bellas tierras de
NapOles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
President Arranges
Government Bureaus

WASHINGTON. July is. - Presi.
dent Harding IL about ready to sub.
NIT to his cabinet tentative scheme
for re-grouplng Of the government
bureaus.
This plan is expected to include
the following Recommendations
Creation OF department OF pub.
lie welfare.
Transfer OF the prohibition en-.
forcement machinery from the treas.
ury department to the department
OF justice.
! Consolidation Of all secret service
activities under the department OF
Justice.
! Relocation or possible splitting up
OF the bureau OF fisheries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
DENIES MAHONEY
BODY IS FOUND

Wild rumors that mystery
trunk had been taken by divers
from Lake Union and that IT con-
tained the body OF Mrs. Kate Ma
honey. missing wealthy and aged
bride. flew thru the city today.
Some woman called us up two
days ago with that yarn" cx-
planned Capt Of Detectives Charles
Tenant. There's nothing in IL.
We investigated the report thoroly.
Somebody must have thought IL
would be a good Joke"
Mrs. Mahoncy has been missing
several weeks. Her bridegroom.
James u. Mahoney, ex-convict. is
being held for alleged forgery OF
papers giving him possession OF her
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
LEGION URGES
BAN ON JAPS!
State Veterans Ask HARDING
to Bar immigration

Declaring that Japanese penp
etrafion ON the Pacific Coast =
. menace to the peace Of the
world, the State American Le-
gion. In convention in HoQuiasn.
passed . unanimous resolution
Saturday urging President Hard
ing to place an immediate ban
on further Jap immigration 10
this country.
The memorial. which was intro.
duced by Councilman Philip Tin.
dali. OF Seattle. asserted that the
question of stopping all japanese
immigration to the z. S. is the
most pressing international question
with which the government has to
deal.
Pointing out that one In every
nine babies born In King county
last year was Japanese. the memo
rial declared that the present Jap
anese population constitutes q seri-
Gus economic and social problem.
The only complete solution Of
the problem would be to arrange
for the return to Japan OF every
person of Japanese birth or descent
in this country" the memorial states.
No other solution can give full
satisfaction or assure the elimina.
ton OF inter.raciai conflicts.
III this plan is not possible Of ex-
ecution then II Is imperative, at
least. TO bring about the immediate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
Struck by Auto on
Highway; Badly Hurt

Clark s. Turner. SO years old. en-
pioyed by Mrs. A. ID. stuart at Lake
City. was seriously injured when
struck by an automobile driven by
NJ. ID. Mickleson. at a m. Sat
urday, while carrying some grips
across the Bothell highway in front
of the stuart residence.
Turner did not see the automobile
coming around a curve in the road.
and was knocked down and thrown
several feet Nicholson stopped and
picked Turner up and rushed him to
his home, ia Seventh ave. He was
later removed TO city hospital. where
his injuries were reported to be seri-
GUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
COONTz FAvORS
SEATTLE BASE

WASHINGTON. July ls.--Admiral
Coontx. chief OF naval operations, to-
day informed the house naval affairs
committee that from strategic
standpoint. he preferred Sand Point.
Wash. as location for a naval avi-
alton base.
The majority OF the committee is
said to favor legislation for a new
base. but may not report on n site for
two weeks.
Representative Miller. Washing.
ton, Is leading the fight for Sand
Point, the project which was ellmi-
mated from the naval appropriation
bill. due to insistence OF the house.
Representative johnson. Washing.
ton. wants part Of Camp Lewis.
Wash, used. claiming the cost to the
government would be less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Ma con Aes"0 hair, ears
horn trimmed specs, and
shares numerous office rooms
with four other lawyers on the
eighth floor Of the Alaska building.
He whiried around In his swivel
domain and told me to be seated on
the opposite side Of the glass top
table. This lawyer. too. had . young
library perched up on the desk be-
fore him. and when I stated my
great need for a divorce he merely
transferred one OF the ia-pound vol
umes to the glass top snbie and pro
ceeded 20 read off the dist OF lcgiti
mate reasons for escaping from hus-
bands.
Nov. which eDe." ne Asked.
docs your complaint III into!"
Insanity" I replied I'm !.
quite certain ] could get my a.
vorcc on that
And you're quite willing TO wait
10 years TO find out7. He said this
quite az IL he meant II. 20 l looked
up at him blankIy stupid. as IL my
way. and asked for further details.
Yes" he told me. "a person must
be proved to have been insane 10
years before he can be divorced on
those grounds. what other com.
plants have your
AND THE MAN LAUGHED.
Now don't like that. II wasn't
laughing matter with me at all.
When I'd made up my mind that
Casper was insane dldn't get any
elasticated thrill out Of hearing that
he was mine TO keep for 10 years.
Besides I wasn't certain The
Star would wait that long for
my story. Papers are so pc
cniiar; they hardly ever hold
over eight or 10 years for any
thing. Casper. decidfd. had
better be worthy Of the break
In partnership on sane grounds
Of natural meanness.
Hes horrid." declared, ne
locks me In the house and makes
Turn to Page 2, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
GETS 5 BILLS
FOR POLL TAX
And All the Time lie Had
Receipt; One Of 10000

When the poll tax came along r.
W. Greene. Of si3s Second ave. paid
II cheericsriy.
When. a little later. he was served
with poli tar due bin. he tossed II
into his desk with bis poll tax re-
ccips-
And when. ssili later. he was dun
ned again for the IS tax. he began
To wonder at the bookkeeping sys-
tenn OF Governor Hart
He put the third dunncr into his
desk. as he did a fourth when ~
came.
Then came . fifth-this osss
frcm Sheriff Starwirh - threat
enIng that. unl-ss the tai was
paid st o~cc. stern dsputAss
would como and take Crr~ne's
pWsonal property In sufficient
amount 10 covw thc tax
Greene put on hts hat He vent
10 the xhertff's offica He spread
HIS original receipt and his five dun
ners out fanw1se On the sheriffs
desk.
How Gomez be Inquired
The sheriff explained When
Greene paid ths tax Il was svidsut
the payment had not been noted IN
County Treasurer Gaines' bocha 10
tho dunn~rx had been scni. one At .
time.
when the treasurer had coliscfrd
NIL he could without force. be had
turned over the books 10 the sheriff
to Ect tho rest Of tho money m per
tho law. by threat and seizure
Thrrr were So.55. names On
The boo,ss. including Grcene's,
noted ~ delinquent.
''1t's no fault Of mime, the
sheriff said. go jump 90 Bill
Gaines
Another man r. KeTfy. Of tho
Busch hotel. paid his tax promptly.
but was dunned three times and his
account marked delinquent
But Greene and Kelly arc not an
The sheriff has found nenriy
10000 accounts In the tr~asur-
er's books that src msrs<ed d.
linquent but that have been paid
--io.O0o out of 50.521.
Had known what shape tf,e
books were in." he said today.
II wouldn't have accepted
thcn-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

as were the other doctors,
smoked a long, heavy cigar
as he bent over the table.
With great, hairy hands,
but with a touch as light as
the air itself, he adjusted a
metal instrument that opened
the eye wide and held it so.
The eye was washed with soiu.
ton that drained from tank thru
a rubber tube and out thru a glass
nozzle the size and shape OF an
ordinary household medicine drop.
per.
How old are your" he asked the
woman stretched before him.
"Seventy.seven." she replied.
''H-m-m-m-m.'
In his huge hands he held .
pair Of tweczers and y tiny
knife.
With an almost imperccptible
movement he slit the eye. The
tweezcrs closed, lifted. There
was another deft movement Of
the knife.
That was an Thu operation
was over.
Not once had the patient
WINGED, and the doctors, who had
been holding their breath expect
Ing every second to see the ash
from the surgeons cigar drop
into the eye directly underneath
Il, leaned back and sighed.
Paper cones were placed over each
eye, the one that had contained the
cataract and the other. bandagcs put
on TO hold the cones In place, and
(Turn 10 Page y Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
KABER WOMAN
FOUND GUILTY

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 16.--Mrs.
Catherine Eva Kaber today was
found guilty OF first degree murder
In connection with the killing Of her
husband. Daniel +. Kaber. by jury
In common pleas court here.
The jury recommended mercy.
The penalty In life Imprisonment
Mrs. Kaber was Immediately sen.
fenced for life to Marysvillc reform.
atory for women.
Mrs. Kaber took the sentence very
calmly. never saying a word. She
was carried out OF the court room
In the arms OF deputy sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
Won't Press Case
in Pierce County

TACOMA July is.-UnIcss the
government has new evidence
against Capt. Robert Roeenbluth and
Scrgt- Roland Pothier which hns not
already been submitted to Prosccut.
ing Attorney seiden, there win be no
charges pressed against these two
men In Pierce county.
This was the statement Saturday
from sciden. following dispatch
from Washington thnt the govern
ment today had dismissed the case
against Roscnbiuth and Pothier In
connection with tho death OF Mai.
Alex cronkhite. at Camp Lewis.
Wash.
Il have had various reports on the
cases. but practically no evidence
that would warrant a case" said
Seiden. UNLESS the government
furnishes me with further evidence,
neither RosenbIuth nor Pothier Will
be prosecuted here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Vessel With 1000
Cases Stands off
East Coast; Drys
Are on Watch

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. July ls.
"A game Of hide and seek between
prohibition agents and q schooner
carrying 1000 cases Of whisky was
In progress today off Atlantic City.
The prohibition agents wero
tipped off that the schooner was
coming up from Nassau. Bahamas,
with Its Illicit cargo. Owners Of the
whisky stand TO make = profit Of
$4,000 II they succeed In landing ~
Judging from recent extensive op-
erations Of liquor smugglers the
odds are that the whisky win b
safely landed In some remote inIe<.
and that II will be on sale In hiGh-
class Atlantic City cafes within :
few days
Already. II II reported. sevega1
dozen cases have been landed b.
means Of small boatA stafo -
forcemeut officials intercepted ana
confiscated some Of this. arresting
the men who had Il, but = quantity
Of II has found ~ way TO the cafe1.
Bootjeggfng agents arc offeE1ng &
On the strpsto At 1loo : oaDo.
ne oddD are with de mmuGr1cnu
~ there are not enough prphfbDe1oo
agents 70 cope with then xho
smugyIers are not moIested. Thoy
only run afoui Of the law when they
set within the three-mile limit win
the hundreds Of small iniefs along
the coast an adequate patrol u A.
most impossible.
The four prohibition officers IN
this vicinity ara keeping watch for
the whisky schooner as best they
can. occasionally skirting the shore
In small craft looking for the smug-
gicrs and searching the shores
where Il Is believed likely an At
tempt may be made 70 land the CON
traband.