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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
PENDIENTE DE RESOLCCION

En- cl ConSejo Executive csta pen
dicntC, para prjXima session. cl cOncc-
der al Municipio de san Juan. In ga
rantia de la "bucna fc del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico. pucS en- la Ultima session
no So lego III acuerdo en- este asun-
to. DiverSas tirmas de los tStadoS Uni
dos ofrCccu cl dincro necesario para
cubrir cl emprGStito municipal V es-
collar. de San Juan. VA que este posec
suticicntcs garantiaS para crmplir cl
compromise que So hiciera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Los NUEVOS TANQUES

S. lnfOrma que ell. breve Comenza-
ri Il establecimiento o construction de
nuevGs tanques para dep6sito de com
bustiblp. en- Puerta dc TERRA.
Posiblemente Sc cstablecerln Hos tan
cues Ell In llamada "Isla Grande'. que
esti dcntro del area de los terrenos
QHe 50 estdn rcllenando ganando al
mar. Una ordenanza respecto del es-
tablecimicnto de nuevos tanques. estd
pcndiente de rcsoluci6n pero Sc cree
que no habra diticultades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
CANDIDATE PARA UN PUESTO
IMPORTANTE

Circula el rumor de que del acredita-
do facultativo don Arturo L. Carri0n,
que desempefa un cargo de importan-
cia en- ell Laboratorio Biol0gico del
DepartamentO de Sanidad, suena con
insistencia SUI nombre, para ocupar
otro cargo de mayor remuneration EN-
el mismo departamento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
DE TRIBUNALESs :
- - - N4 .-la,ax
Seccion D:strito Segundo de la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan %

Lucrecla Cruz VS.. Los hercdefoS
etc. de Jess Chinea Garcia. Danos y
perjuicios. Sc ordena la citacion 'sde
los demandados por edictos. a5nsw
Gertrudis Padilla. Nombramiepto
de defensor judicial. Fue nombrado
Jose Castro Pou defensor judicial de
los memories Juan y Alipio, para. que
intervenga en- la particion de biehes
del finado Domingo Sanchez Rubio.
Felipa Villegas. Ex-parte Sey apro-
bo la particion de bienes dejados ,por
Juan Orraca Fernandez, protoceli-
zandose en- la Notaria de E. Marquee.
Isabel Iglesias VS.. Arturo Carreras.
Liquidation etc. La Corte rezolyio
que la mocion de Is de septiembre
1921, el informe del arbitro, .acer-
ca de la misma, sean vistas el dia 80
del mes actual.
Noviembre '26.
Central Victoria. Is casos). Elk par
te. En- cada rno de estos casosJ la
Corte admite la information, orde-
nando Sc tramiten de acuerdo con la
ley. ~
En- la Corte Suprema.
Sc confirman las sentencias de To-
mas Torres, mutilacion. Ramon Brig
noni, infraccion del articulo 1862 del
Codigo Penal. Flor Lebron, ,asesina-
to segundo grado. .aa
Cortes de DistritO de San Juan.s
Distrito Primero. Noviembre 23.-
, Jose E. Barrios, Domingo Quintana,
Ramon Morales, Sandalio Vazquez,
Gerardo M. Garcia, Isabel Vazquez VS..
Central Vannina. Daiios y perjuicios. A
mocion de los demandados, en- cada
uno de estos casos, la Corte lesscOn-
cede una prorroga hasta ell 2 de fe-
brero de 922 para radicar la Exposi-
cion del case. 4a4
Sue. de Francisco Salas Castrogvs.
Demetrio Quintero Salas. Ratifca-
cion de contrato A mocion, del de-
mandado, la Corte ordena al Taqui-
grafo, para que dentro del termino de
20 dias prepare una transcription fiel
del record.
Ernesto Archilla Morales VS.. Mar
cello Ramos. Retracto. La Corte die
to una orden en- este case, decretando
ell aseguramiento de la efectviidad de
la sentencia. fcs
Eugenio Font otros VS.. x. Consigna
cion. La Corte dicto una ordens en-
este case para que por el Secretario
Sc entregue al peticionario, la suma
consignada en- Secretaria. 3AS
Gabriel Verdejo VS.. Juana Romero.
Divorcio. Ampliada la prueba en- es-
i te case, la Corte decreto ell divorcio
por abandono, con costas a la deman-
dada.
Emilio Ruiz VS.. Rafael Ruiz. Pen
sion alimenticia. La Corte dicto SEN
tencia en- este case, declarando con- lu-
gar la demanda, y en- su consecuen-
cia condenando al demandado a. pa
gar al demandante una pension Men-
sual de $4,000 por adelantado.
Rosa +. Miranda VS.. Jose Valentin.
Divorcio. Ampliada la prueba en- es-
tie case, la Corte decreto el divorcio
por la causa de adulterio, por parte
del marido con costas a este. t'S
Joaquin Villamil VS.. Clara de la
Cruz. Reivindicacion. La Corte decla-
ra con lugar la desestimacion soiici-
tada por ell demandante, de la apela-
icion establecida por la demandada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
CABLES A WASHINGTON

Aver Sc han enviado despachos por
cable. a los sefores Barcel0 y Lastra
Charriez. "A Washington Y New York,
informandoleS que la Camara de Co.
mercio no consider6 la moci0n presen-
tada I discutida por los senores
Adams, Domenech Pietrtintoni para
mantener la politica del Gobernador
de Puerto Rico
Sc ha considerable como terminado
RI aSunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Ell CkISE DIARIO

Ell dia 26, en- Santurcc carretara
del Condado. las 10 a. m. cl auto
m6vil mlimero 1214 que g,iaha Ia Sc
iiora Mercedes V. DC Pa>arrll. con pla-
d Leopoldo FuentpS. ocasioninIole con
tusiones de las que fuG asistido on Ia
sala de socorros { ingres0 en- cl Hos
pital Municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
EN- Ell TRES BANDERAS

Este simpatico Cine de la Marina,
lleva esta noche al lienZo la gran no
yela cinematografica ell dOce episo-
dios exhibida pOr iornadas "Judex"
que estd interpretada por los famosos
artistas Arturo Bernede y Louise Feu-
llade. Esta production hara que nues-
tro amigo el Sr. Portell yea SUI cine es-
ia noche de bote en- bote.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
TRABAJADOR LESIONADO

TrabajandO en- 81 mrellp m:mcru
en- la calga !e varillas de hierro para
la companfa Smollwood Brothers Y
Co. en- Puerta de TERRA. ell indiyiduo
Jose II. Martinez. resiiente en- Vista
Alegrc Dayam6n, accidcntalmente Su-
fri6 una fuerte confusion en- I'm pie
a consecuencia de que un paquete dc
dichas varillas. le cayera cncima.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
LAS NOCIIES DEL "PUERTo RICO

LAS NOCIIES DEL ''PUERTO RICO
AnUchr dcbutl ell csc popular cine
teatro. de la parada Il, de SanturcG.
Ia compailia de zalZuc!a que dirige cl
aplaudido Y smpdtiro artista Luis Man
Zalo. Subi6 Il cScpna la Senora Ga
pitana', cuya representation mercri6
los parabienes mas cfilsivoS del cult0
y numeroso auditorio que asisti6 al
referido cine
EI programa era cSpltndido V Sc
cumpli6 III pie de Ia lrtra; Ultimo cpl
Sodio de In gran cinta on series. "Mala
Sombru'. Y lei Mestizo'. por ell nota-
BILE actor del arte mudo, Douglas Fair
banks.
Para esta noche la terccra jornada
de ".udeX" Y despedida de la companfa
de Zarzuela
Ell amigo Lloveras. no escatima gas
toS nj SacriticioS para complacer cada
dia en- mayor Y mejor proportion a
los favorecedoreS de >u cine
La orqueSta fut ruidoSamente aplau-
dida en- varia$ CcasioneS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Noviembre %.

4 Manuel de log Santos Landr6n. De-
Iclaracion de herederos. Sc declararon
herederos del finado Angel Landron
Rivera sus hermanos Francisco, Jo-
sefa v Manuel de los Santos Landron
Rivera.
Rosendo Casillas. Disposition de pa
rentezco. La Corte dicto resolution,
dispensando al peticionario y "a Jo-
sefa Casillas el parentezco de 40. gra-
do para que puedan contraer matrimo-
nio.
American Colonial Bank of P. R.
VS.. Manuel Benltez. Cobro de paga-
re- Sc declara sin lugar la excep-
eion previa la demanda, concedien-
dose diez dias al demandado para con-
testar.
Noviembre 25.
Asisclo Medina Calderon. Dominic.
Celebrada la vista, la Corte ordeno
pasar ell expediente con ell record ta-
quigrafico a informes del senior Fis-
cal.
Angel Olivero Diaz. Dominic. (Igual
al anterior).
Eugenio Escobar. Dominic. (Igual
al anterior.
Garayaldo Hermanos VS.. Saturnino
Figueroa. Desahucio, en- precario. Pri-
mera comparecencia. Solo compare
clio el abogado de la parte demandan-
tie, no la otra parte. Con lugar la
demanda.
Maria Antonia Carrie VS.. Jose Gam
bua. Desahucio. Segunda compare
cencia. Solo concurrio ell abogado de
la parte demandante. Con lugar la
demanda.
A. Erie Sumersille Co. VS.. Carmen
G.. Santiago otros. Desahucio. Sc
gunda comparecencia. Comparecieror
los dos abogados Sc declara con lu-
gar la demanda en- virtud de que los
demandados no establecieron ninguna
defensa a exception de su mocion So
bre jurisdiction de la Corte, que fue
declarada sin lugar.
Victorio Ramos v Nicolasa Fer
nandez. Divorcio. Sc celebro el juiciC
con asistencia dc la parte demandan-
te, Sc declare con lugar la demanda
Ramona Reina VS.. Ines Vazquez
Divorcio. Qgual al anterior).
Fernania Melendez VS.. Felipe Sc.
villa. Divorcio. Qgual al anterior).
Jose Ramos Monies de Oca. In.
fraction ad-perpetuam. Celebrada Ia
vista, con lygar la mocion.
Maria Viana. Dominic. Suspen.
dida la vista por no haber compareci-
do el abogado.
Juan Falcon Adarmes VS.. Maria dc
los Santos Montanez. Divorcio.
Alexandra Santa VS.. Bartolome Pot
Cruz. Divorcio. Ampliadas las prue
bas en- estos dos casos, Sc declararof
con lugar las demandas.
| Ce!estino de la Cruz. Declaration
de herederos. Declarados herederos de
la fnada Caledonia Rosa Rivera sus
hijos Jacinto, Eustaquio, Jose Nieves
Ignacia, Laureana, Celestina, Deogra
cias Isidoro Cruz y Rosa, y a ST
viuda en- la Quota de usufructo lega
Maria Venancia Ramos, cenocida pol
Providencia Ferran. Declaration de
herederos Sc declararon heredero:
de la finada Domingo Ramos Andino
a sus hijos Maria Rafaela Ramos )
Maria Venancia Ramos, conocida poi
Providencia Ferran.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
PRODUCCIoNEs "REALART"

isabe I'd. 10 que signifca la palar
bra "Realart"? En- espanol es Real
Arte, o sea ell verdadero, arte. Vien-
do las prdducciones "Realart''; vera
el yerdadero arte cinematografico. To-
das presentadas por Caribbean Film
Co." Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
CONTRABANDO DE NAIPES

El inspector jefe de Aduana, Sr.
Gonzalez Comulada, en- el ultimo regis
tro que hizo Ell San Juan al vapOr hO-
landGs "Asiento" encontr0 una canti-
dad lie naipes. las que Sc encuentran
en- poder de las autoridades federales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
IN EMPLEADO DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE LA GUERRA A, BOR-
no DEL .CAMRRAIn

A bordo del trasporte "Cambrai" va
de transito para Panama. un alto fun
cionario del deprtamento de la que
ira, quien fuimos presehtados aver
tarde. Mr.. H. Hoffman, que es su NOM
bre, va en- union de un mayor general
y un Brigadier, la Zona del Canal,
EN- asuntos del departamento.
Mr.. Hoffman nos inform6 con res
pecto la elimination de esta lfnea
por los trasportes del gobierno, que el
rumor que ha circulado, carece por
cornpleto de Fundamental.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
NO LLEGA HASTA Ell Ola 8

Noticias posteriores nos informan
que ell vapor espaiiol Antonio Lopez,
no llegara este puerto hasta ell dfa 5
del mes pr6ximo, en- viaje para Cuba,
Colon, Colombia, Curazao y Venezuela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
VISITANDO LAS ESCUELAS

Ha viSitado las escuelas del distrito
rural de Bayam6n Cidra, el inspector
senior Ortiz, que hd encontradO en- per-
fecto estado de atenci6n aqu6llos plan
tcles de enseianza
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
PASAPORTE

FL gobcrnador INFERNO ha expcdido
pasaporte para embarcar Curacao.
Venezuela. Colombia, Cuba, Panama
Y Santo Domingo. al se1or LUIS Mar
tfnez, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Ell "ROTARY CLUB"

Hoy las doce del dfa. celehr6 su
acoStumbrado almuerZo Scmaual en- la
terraza del Hotel Palace. la progresis-
ia sociedad Rotary Club"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29

J Bertini-Me acuso, Padre, de haber.
hecho Los sIETE PECADos CAPI-
TALES.
Confesor --Tus pecados, hija, no son
pecados, son obras meritorias. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Ell RISDAL" !"

OTRA VEZ "CARNE HERMOSA'' g
La detective arrest0 a Rosario Me
YES (a) "Carne Hermosa", por haber
sido sOrprendidO mientras hurtaba del
restaurant La CaiiandOnga, dos cha
Quetones, valorados en- $40. Nieves Sc
di6 la fuga, pero fu6 arrestado po-
co despu6s. Ell ha sido huesped del ho-
tel O'Neill, en- la Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
LEGO Ell PORTO RICOo

Tn cable recibido ell las oticinas de
la New York, infOrma que el vapor
Porto Rico" lego al puerto de New
York aver por la maiiana las scis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Ell CoNCEpTo DE LA pRopIEDAD

Ell CONCEPTO DE LA PROPIEDAD
Anoche las OchO, estandO sentado
Ell el balloon de su casa, en- Miramar,
nuestro amigo el Sr. Jose Maria del
Vale. leyendo los peri6dicos, Sc lie
present6 un muchach6n, ofreciendole
en- venta una cadena de orc. lie dijo
que aver habfa salido de la carcel Y
que la cadena que lie ofrecfa en- venta,
la habfa robado para poder alimen-
tarse.
El Sr. Del Vale no pudo menos que
echarse reir ante la franqueza del
sujetO desconOcido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
CARLNS MANTEL

En- el hogar de los espoSos Zeno
to de un hcrmoSo nifo. Il primero de
los j6vcneS c6HyugeS, que vieHe col
mar Su ventura.
FL eStado de la joycn madre Y del
nuevo cri>tiaun. cs satiSeact0rio.
EuvfamoS nucStra mas cXprc~iya
congratulacijn, por cI grato sUcrso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Ell BALE SIGUJE:


Aceite Sensat ''B" la up
ta 1900 grms. -. $1.45
Az1car Domino SIC 10 ~
libras ...... O.6S
Turron Alicante, pri- ~
Leslie HtsFn kim 21g Ii - 30
bras ............. 1.65
Quesos de bola holan-
deses =. 1.35
MelOcotones Rose Dale aoias
No. 212............ F0.25
,Habichuelas COlora- y
das ',''o oil
Arroz Jap6n Primera O.O6
Manteca "Cochinito' 3.--s
libras ............ O!53
Chocolate "Aguila" Y0.34
Mantequilla Holande-
sa l libra. ~. O!6O
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vent the collection of $5ooo taxes liquors sold be-
tween October 1919 and june 1890 for nonbeverage pur
poses Justus S. Warde, internal collector 10
named respondent. The attorneys for the company
aege that $3o656 has already been paid the
liquors. amounting than $4,000 gallons which were
withdrawn from warehouses under Federal supervision
is claimed that the collector is attempting sell the
company business order to satisfy the claim for
The Erie Railroad Company, as lessee of Buffalo
Creek and Lehgh Valley properties pettoned for writ
of certorari in the Of Ida Cot whose husband
killed by switch engine claiming that the company
to blame and the erred in holding matter
Of law that the victim engaged in interstate commerce
and therefore in the purvew of the Federal employers
liability act
In petition for writ Of certiorar Charles McKelvey,
Charles Warren, F. J. Bates Rudolph Lehman and EN-
nett Donahue seek decide whether the United States
authorities have right forcbly prevent persons from
passing through certain public unoceuped Federal lands
The Sioux City Bridge Company attacks verdict invov
ing the valuation for taxation purposes Of bridge, in
petition for writ Of certorati against Dakota County
Nebraska.
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the peoples liberties and was death blow to the
alcohol industry, OF the most vital in the nation
He declared that crime and drunkenness had grown
worse under prohibition, the enforcement of which
had become an unbearable burden and at the con-
cuson Of his speech he introduced an amendment to
the prohibition act permitting the manufacture SALE
use,>producon and transportation for beverage pur
poses OF beer ale and porter of per cent alcoholic
content and wines up to IA per cent in such States
as should so determine by referendum vote.
= bill to encourage agricultural development
through Federal and State cooperation in settling
and employing farmer service men, favorably re-
ported >by the Irrigation Committee.
A sharp debate the Townsend good roads bill
occurred Thursday when Democratic Senators, in
cuding Robinson, of Arkansas; McKellar, Of Tennes-
see, and Watson, Of Georgia, held to view that
the government going too far m designating
highways and demanding that States maintain them
Tor all time. Opponents of the Townsend bill de-
6ared that States barred from its benefits
by their constitutions prohibiting Appropriation Of
money for internal improvements and that the pres
ent Federal law is satisfactory. The Phipps BILL
which the House adopted, provided an extension of
time, and the failure Of Congress to send either this
bill other to the President in time for his
signature yesterday cut off Federal aid under the
appropriations authorized for the closing fiscal year
Former President William Howard Taft was ap-
pointed by President Harding and confirmed by the
Senate Chief Justice Of the United States Supreme
Court to succeed the late Chief Justice Edward
Douglass White, who appointed by Taft in 1910
The Senate also confirmed Charles B. Warren, of
Detroit, to be-Ambassador to Japan; William NJ. Col
lier of New York, to be Ambassador to Italy, and L.
R. CHM, Of Indiana, to be Assistant Comptroller Cen
eraL Among numerous other less important NOM
nations received from the White House few were
confirmed
A joint resolution granting consent of Congress
to New York and New Jersey to establish "the port
of New York authority" was adopted
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SIDELIGHTS IN CONGRESS
conferees' report on peace resolution

4 conferees' report on peace resolution adopted
So to 10 and measure sent to White House,
Seasonal rate coal bill practically defeated by
return to committee. So
Maternity and infancy bill to be voted on July
rs under unanimous consent agreement.
~ President tells Congress in signing 10000 army
bill that, government must be prepared to make
notifications that will keep faith with men promised
-re-enlistmept. ....
Administration tariff introduced in House, set
ting Is to, 20 per cent rates.
House adopts Borah disarmament amendment
by vote of $50 to 4. Eth. ..s
Nomination of former President William H.
Taft for Chief Justice of United States Supreme
Court received and confirmed.
Administration forces take steps to put tax
revision bill ahead of tariff
Charles B. Warren, of Detroit. and William NJ
Collier of New York, confirmed as Ambassadors
to japan and Italy, respectively.
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Of the United States abroad and to regulate COM
meree with foreign countries. introduced by SEN
ator Hitchcock, of Nebraska. Senator Norris is the
author Of bill providing for the purchase OF farm
products and their sale abroad through corporation
which was before the Agricultural Committee. Sec
Tetary Mellon gave the committee his views on this
plan Thursday.
n n EMBERS of the Subcommittee on Judiciary
VV disagreed over the methods OF lobby in
-vestgation, Senator Walsh, of Montana, ia
vorhg general inquiry. especially in connection with
revenue legislation. while Senator's Sterling and Cum
Minis favored looking into the activities only of agents
Of the dye industry. ...,
Senator Broussard, of Louisiana, opened fight
against the Willis Campbell ant-beer bill which pass
ed the House. declaring the further eurailed
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Taft Chief Justice.

- oRMER President William Howard Taft was ap-
pointed Chief Justice of the United States Supreme
Court by President Harding, Thursday, and imme-
datey confirmed by the Senate He is 63 years old and
lives in Ohio He succeeds Edward Douglass White, 76
of Louisiana who died recently Chief Justice White was
appointed in 1910 by President Taft o." 't t'n'
r4 A humber of new cases were fled in tie SGpteme
Court last week. The Regal Drug Corporation Of Sad
Francisco asked for writ Of certiorar suit to pre-
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House RuSheS Program.


of the fiscal year, resulted in speeding up the
program in the House during the past week, bringing
an end to apparently unbreakabe dcadlocks with the
Senate the introduction OF the permanent tariff bill
and the passage Of other or less important
legislation.
The introduction of the long promised tariff bill
which was one of the principal reasons for calling
the extra session. was by far, the outstanding event
in the House.
Many stormy scenes in committee preceded the
hnal agreement the bill and even after copies of
the measure were released to the press the committee
held another meeting at which number OF last-min-
ute changes were made reconsiderations.
Among these changes a tariff on petroleum
amounting to IS cents crude and IS on fuel
OIL after the committee had voted repeatedly to keep
petroleum on the free list.
Representatives Longworth of Ohio; Copley of
illinois, and Bacharach, of New Jersey, who consist
emily fought all attempts to put petroleum the
dutabe lists Immediately served notice that every
weapon known to parliamentary usage would be en-
ployed to put petroleum back the free list.
Representative Chandler of Oklahoma principal
supporter of the oil tariff, declared that when Con-
gress understood that in the of oil tariff would
have the paradoxcal effect OF decreasing instead of
increasing the price of gasoline, there would be little
opposition to it.
|HANDLER expects to draw considerable sup
I port from the Democrats for his oil tariff be-
- it is too low to be protective and
within the tariff ff-or-revenue-only class.
As is to be expected the Democrats express
ing themselves vigorously against the bill Demo-
cratic leaders claim that fewer Democrats will vote
for this than voted for any other tariff bill
in history.
Representative John Garner, of Texas ranking
Democratic member the Ways and Means Com
mttee, issued statement rdiculing the Republican
statement that the traf would bring $6oo,oooooo
$7oooooooo into the Federal Treasury, and insisting
that, the other hand it would cost the consumers
of this country at least $2,ooo,ooo,ooo.
He declared the burden will fall the actual
necessities of life and predicted that the American
manufacturers, business men, farmers and ranchmen
would compel the repeal modification OF the pro-
posed law within the life Of the present Congress.
In addition to the quarrel among themselves over
the tariff OIL the Republicans also divided on nu-
merous other provisions in the bill, especially lumber
and dyestufs.
As introduced the measure carries virtual em-
barge for three years the importation of dyestus.
Representative Frear of Wisconsin, served notice he
would file minority report this feature and would
fight it to the last ditch.
Despite the influence of Chairman Fordney, him
self big lumber nan, exerted to duty
against it, Nothing should be done, they say which
will increase the cost of home building.
A COMPLETE victory for Senator Borah was
~ seen when the House by an overwhelming
vote adopted the Borah disarmament amend
ment to the naval appropriation bill, after House
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CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
FUNERAL OF MISS MARY RUST

Funeral services for Miss Mary
Rust Wefe held Sunday afternoon
from the home Of her mother and in
terment was in the south cemetery in
pomfret
There were many beautiful h1fal
tributes The bearers were Freeman
Nelson. Ellsworth living, Irving Hat
tin and Henry Peterson.
Miss Rust, IS years Old, the dauxh
ter Of Mrs. Isabella Rust Of Lincoln
street, Putnam, died last Thursday
evening, after a long illness Of tuber.
culosis. She was taken III while in
her first year at Putnam High school.
After leaving school she became worse
aud was taken to the Norwich SAM
tarium in August, 1920. During the
time she was at the sanitarium Miss
Rust was presented a lovely ring from
her friends in Pomfret, where she had
lived before coming to Putnam.
On May Is she was taken home and
seemed to be gaining, until about a
month ago. when change came for
the worse.
Miss Rust was always happy and
cheerful, even to the end. When she
lived IN ,Pomfret she attended the
Pomfret Center school, from which
she was graduated. She was mem
Der Of the Christ church choir