davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29

tas 0 de preglntarles a los votanA
tes como iban a yotaF9 Polfticos
que hacen semeiantes preguntas Q
que Sc entremeten en- saber los
negocios privados del ciudadano
no merecen otra cosa que una bue
ma bofetada para bacerles enten-
der que estSn tratando con IN
pueblo Kbre. Ustedes senoras,
que gozan De iguaIes privileges
que Il hombre. porque c~onsintie-
ron esto2 81 no sabian . no en-
tendian b que estaban hacienda
por que no consultaron Ia opinion
de los jueces de eleccion. esas
son las personas que estan autori-
zadas por Ia ley para acIarar las
dudas. 81 I'm votante no entiende
una cosa o esta en- duda y quiere
information, sepan que los jucces
de election sop a las personals que
Sc les hene que preguntar. De
otro modo. al ~consentir que otro
entrara a las casillas electoraIes u
les marcaran sus boletas. esa era
una violacion directa de Ia ley. Y
todas las personals que asi vota-
ron, VIVIAN seguras que violaron Ia.
ley no e~jercieron su derecho CO..
mo ciudadanos Iibres.
Luego los abuses en- 81 conda-
do de Rio Arriba. ALI, segun m
formation de testigos ocuIares la
election Sc llevd a cabo como a
los caudlIos Republicanos les do
la CANA. Varias senoras y hom-
quienes les habia nacido dar
su voto por e Sr. Sena. les brin-
caron como fieras devoradoras, y
una de elias lego hasta el extenlo
de decirle que Sena no tenia min
guna chansa de ganar. Tuviera 0
no tuvlera, no eran negocios de
recibir al votante con esta pregun-
Ia. La constitution de los Esta-
dos Unidos y las leyes de election
De nuestro estado dan absolute
al ciudadano de votar CO..
mo le de Ia CANA y por QUEEN le
IL Ia CANA
Fueron tantos sus a~treumientos
que los votantes mejor Sc retifa
ron disgustados, y en- upo de los
sasos I'm votante que guerra yotas
,os Sena pero no 10 dejaron. les
iro Ia boleta en- IA cara y les di
%. dee Ia persona que ALI Sc ha
laba presente. que Ia votaran
.llos. No Sc hicieron los desimu
ADDS, la tomo uno de ellos y Ia
marco por Bursum y Ia deposit6
IN Ia GAIA de boletas. 81 I'm juez
, cualquiera otra persona habia
,echo este 0 hubiera atenlado ha-
eric en- una de las ciudades del
,rienle no hubiers tardado nj cin-
o segundos SIN que no le hubie-
an arrimado una buena turra,3
len encarcelado y despues Sc K {
ubiera dado su merecido castigo {
las cortes. 81 aquellas gentes /
orren u elecciones con deem j
ia y libertad porque no Podemos j
acer 10 mismo aqua J 81 los {
ieces cometieron abuses y Sc {
escompasaton de sus deberes. al I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29

mados : Yer 4 planta redue;da 4
cenizas. Pueden hacerIo. pero si
a oueman. no faltaf5 modo de-
compraY otra. Y s. ouieren matar
! los presenfess edif5res del Nuevo'
M~exicano. tambien pueden hacer-
Ii. aIcabo-no FaItars ouien venoa
! tomar nuestro luaar ! auien Ies.
Olga d verdad al w mas clara
que nosotros.
Is coocl,,s,o. ssnsramos me- j
n.,shIo Is N,,svo Mav;co abrs III
e;os ] fsnoa me;oy e,,;esdo 1
e;ercer i, aerecho : deer y ~
nsr..;s;r M nad;e IS d;cte o,,e
s;snsn a,,s b.rsr ~ j iodo II
conse;o a,,e ii N,,evo Mex;cano
Is u !; a,,;sren sorasrlo h;en ]
/ - .;smsre ssss b;en nero mas
Nan ss,aris J; . deshaefap IL IosI
sma. ! s;erc;sn s,,s dererbos III
" II IL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29
Aviso

Pecos, N. NJ, septiembre u, 1921.
Mi esposa Luisa Quintana ha ab8n-
donado mi casa y cana y mesa sin
eausa legal y por 10 tanto, y de hoy
en- acelante no sere responsible por
ninguna cuenta que ella haga o con-
lraiga en- nombre milo.
MELQUIADES MARTINEZ.
Adv. s-22-21.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29

Guardian IN secreto, emplear bien ell
tempo y soportar las injuflas son tres
cosas muy dlffeiles, pero neeesarias
para todos.i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29

cion que Il juezs aunaue 40 ssla
autorzado por ley para cometer
sk,scs Ey les ceEeven : m;Il
RESI- pero 81 quiera habia Ia salts
faccion que q juez 10 habia he
cho. Pero cuando otras persunas
metieron 81 cola donde no les I'M
portabs. hay 81 Sc descompaso 81
abusp y Il u~ltraje. Sepan que
tales procedures fueron todos en-
contra De a lev y sepan tambien'
que 81 los votantes consntieron es-
to. ellos lienen Ia cuIpa. 81 IA adj
mnissraclon Dc Bursum sale maIa
0 no cumple con sus promesas. us
,edes tiener Ia cuIpa. porgae 81
alerian dar 81 voI5 por otF5 cam
didato y no los consmsieron. na
lie mas que ustedes votanc tie
men Ia culpa porque ALI y eRIon-
ces era Il tempo para que hubier
ran hecho 81 defensa y les hubie-
ran drho b que no ~pensaban- No.
tengan miedo. 81 en- otra OCCASION
los encuentran con Intimidaciones
no les hagan case y depositen SUI
voto como les DE- Ia CANA y por q
hombre que quieran. Esos item
pos de amenazas echenIos en- Il
cajon de ID basura. No importa
Guam humiIde D cuan pobre sea el
votante. ST derecho como ciuda-
dano Is tan hueno como el del
mas acaudalado Y capaz. Donde
estarian hoy dia todos estos que
estan prendidos De IA teta 81 no.
fuera por el sufragio que reciben.
del pobre votante2 SintiendoI
4NT t"0NNNHL aNNI
usar Ia expression pero IA OCCASION
10 permite: Todos estariaR y an
darian con I'm tapa-rabo y con las
pezunas de fuera . abandonados
en- una resoIana . en- los mfiernos
ardiendo por tracaleros.
-N
Nosotros no estamos adoIecidosi
porque Bursum gano Ia election.
de ESQ, solo ayeriguamos los
abuses y-uItraies que usaron para
eIegnlo. Esa fue toda nuestra Pc
lea esa sera hasta II dia que Sc
consiga y Sc arranque de las unas
de los polfticos corrompidos ell
manejo y mando de correr las
elecciones como les de Ia CANA.
E.se es nuestro argumento. No
hay una sofa persona que pueda
decir que Yiera a ninguno de los
empIeados del Nuevo Mexicano
acercarse a donde estaban los vo-
y decirles voten por Sena Q
por Hanna, por Ia simple razon
que nosotros los soportamos en-
nuestro papel. Tai cosa no la
n M
deer Made y nj era nuestro
negocio hacerlo. 81 nosotros Pc
leamos a Bursum 10 peleamos So
bre SUI registro y advertimos el Pc
que habia 81 elegian a Bur-
Bursum ha ganado Ia cleo
aion, pero no por ESQ nos van a
meter COCO Todo 10 que e
laga nal y encontra de los inte-
reses del pueblo, mientras Ell Nue.
70 Mexicano exista, 10 ~sacaremos
j luz y Ell pueblo siempre estara
nterado de 10 que este pasando y
40 nos importa 10 que sobrevenga
cuantos ardores les cause a los
1e la maquinaria de Ia Vieja Guar
lila.
Acaso Green que FL Nuevo Me-
esta triste porque Bursum
Ia ciudad por 1000 votos y
condsdo por l.600p No. estsp
nuy equivocados. MAZDA de iris
eza, pero muy contentos en- ex
nuestro puno y escribr con
mas frmeza y vaIor los abuses
Iue Sc comeheTon para gansr Ia
Esa es Ia pelea del Nue.
o Mexicapo. Nosotros no esta-
nos peIeahdo por teta, nuestra
es porque los derechos de
os ciudadanos sean respetados VI
abusados. Muestras filas es-
an abiertas para que las yengan
yer TODD aquel que desee. III
Z ~-- ~ b~roI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29
G. rRABAJo pEL AMOR RERDloo-

tes v bien maneJadas.
fe
e. TRABAJo DEL AMOR FERDlno.
Ahora sabemos del Albuquerqpe
Morning journal que 81 81. Bursum
fue electo senador de los EstadQs unl-
dos Dor los votaptes progresiYos de
Nuevo Mexico, en- Republication Ee fo
das las ~influencias reaccionarias que
10 aoportaron, Y no obstante aquefps
oue Sc e~sforzaron en- defender So re-
gistro y eI del partidp, el cual 81
journal DECLARE que es i~ndefenslple
aEs vital. dice Magee, "que e. CRU
10 r~eaccionario en- ell partido NO pueda
encaminar al pu6binta aceptar Ia flc-
cion que 81 pueblo por sus votos puso
la estampa De ~apfopacion en- reglstro
pasado del partidoP
Dice que Ell pdehlo espefa que e
Sir. Bursum "limpje" la organizacion
del partido.
Entire aauelIass que d~efendieron e..
registro del partido y el del 81 buf-
sum en- la campaha, \ quienes ahora
recIaman que Ia aleccion he aprooa-
do estos registros, v Quienes niegan
.cuaIquier quiebra entire e ST.. Bursum
v cualquier elemehto del paftiuo na'
llamos d los siguientes
Ia Comision de Campana Repuhli-
cana.
b. III Phillips, presidente.
La Association de Clubs de Bursufn
DR.. David r. Boyd, p~residente.
ri Albuquerque. Evening Herald
El state Record de santa Re.
ri socorro Chieftainns
Ell Optic de Las egas.
Guthrie Smith.
Ell Juez Reed HolIoman.
Las Mujeres Republicans
ri Juez George R. Craig ~presidente
de estadO,
Estos, el Sr. Magee asi los impllca'
No turieron ninguna parte en- q cleo
cion del Sr. Bursum. Su election, sc
nos ha dicho. fue I'm avindicacion del
ST.. Bursnm y una repndiacion az ~
fuerzas re~accionarias. Los votan
tes progresiyos del Estado, con u ex-
cepcion de los partidos Democratico
Z independents les administro asl una
revocation ~picante a los homhres, Pc
ri6dicos y organizaciones ~espeehlca-
das arriba.
Nosotros dudamos 81 ha habido un
.naralelo a esta situacion en- toda "a
historic de Ia politica Americana
Hay much0s angulos interesantes q ial
mismo. Por ejemplo. 81 ST.. Magee en-
sena aue el ST.. Bursum vendicandose
81 asi mismo \ ~derrotando su organi-
y a todos aquellos quienes az
rendieron su registro han llmplado
Iodo ID antepasado y 81 registro pre-
Vio a 1921 nunca mas puede ser una
question en- las campanas &c Nuevo
Mexico. ESQ es 10 que FL 81. Magee
sxplica, a no ser que venga a ser otra
gez reaccionario v permita su nrganl-
zacion en- 10 future asistir en- sopor'
,arlo.
Hav otra cosa peculiar. Fl Sr, Bur
Ell sr. Magee dice, gano So gran
,ictoria sin la ayuGa del enorme ION
10 del pasado." No Sc reflere a
Erueso fondo de $4,000 del presente
notaran-el Sc refieTe q Ton
IA grueso del pasado. Est oindica
lue 81 Sr. Magee entiende que Ell fon-
10 grueso del pasado no Sc uso todo
5emos dido cierta clase de rumores
.onfirmatorios, y Sc dice que emana
on del ~seeretario Pail. Consentira
j sr. Magee en- alumbrarnos mas AIDE
sobre est entertainments i~ntere
obieto?
Entretanto, mejor simpatizariamos
on Ia organization Republicans y ira
,ajadores de eampaha y los periodi
os que rdefendieron ell registro pasa-
del sr. Bursum y ~entretanto son {
lasificados por ell ST.. Magee como re
ccionarios. Paree ehaber sido Ira I
aio de Amor Perdido. {
4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29
Hello en- Las Vegas.

Las Vegas experimental Ell primer HE
10 de la estacion del otono q Mlerco-
les pasad0 en- la manana cuando IN
gran numero de jardines de la ciudaG
fueron arruinados. Las cosechas en-
las otras parties del condado recibie-
ron muy POGO periuicio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29
ASPIRIN
Mann qBayer0 on Genuine

Cuidadol A no ser que listed yea
el nombre 'Bayer' en- ell parquete o
en- las tabletas listed no esta obte-
niand0 ell genuine Aspirin prescripto
.por los medicos por ri amos v pr6Bado.
SECURE por millones. Tomese Aspirin
solamente ON dicho en- Ell parquete
Bayer para Resfriados. Dolor de Ca
beza Neuralgia, Reulnafiamo. Dolnr
de Dido, Dolor de Muela, Lumbago y
para Dolores. A mano en- caias de
doce tabletas &c Aspirin Bayer cues.
ia unos cuantos centavos. Los boti
carlos venden tambiRn grandes par
quotes. Aspirin es % narca de ira
to de la Manufacture Bayef de Monoa-
ceticacidester de salicylicacid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-29

Nunea es tarde para. volver a la SEN
Ga de la virtud. Tnrnase i~nocente
quien detesta ell error.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

MALE HELP WANTED-4500 Wat
kins Men are making money selling ia
standard nationally advertised pro-
ducts direct from manufactures to
farmers. Why be idle? Here's your
life chance. If you own team or auto,
are under so and can give bond we
start you with big stock of goods all
farmers need. Nearby territory open
J. r. Watkins Co., Dept. l12, Winona,
MINI. 36-4t
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

AGENTS WANTED - Wanted two
good live agents to sell to every home
and business place well advertised
article that sells on right. Only small
amount of money required 1000 prof
it. For particulars write Kincaid &
Grierson, Room As, Louis Block, Day
ton, Ohio. 19-l2t.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15
NOTICE.!

Two good Young cows for sale.
One calf just weaned, the other
near three months old, this cow
and calf cheap. Buy your milk
cows now and be ready for the
winters milk and butter supply,
there's where you save. Sc e
them. Mrs. Fannie Williams.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

Boost him the law 10 obey,
Boost him to get license
And not to delay.
Boost your neighbor,
Boost your friend,
Boost your enemy
Till your heart do blend.
Boost your children,
Boost your wife,
Boost your whole family
With all your life.
Boost every body,
Boost the whole town,
Boost from sun-up,
Boost till shutdown.
Composed by ID. Il. HuRI
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15
Hatchers's Creek

Mrs. Hugh Johnson celebrated
her SOth birthday Sept. 13t 1921.
Many of her friends and relatives
were present to take dinner with
her. Her brother, SAINT Hall and
wife, and her daughter, Mrs. John
Reed, from Hardin county; Mr..
and Mrs. John Ashley and Nan.
ME Ashley, Winchester; Mrs.
John Sherden and son, of Estill
county, were there to spend the
day, besides many others. All of
her children were present, except
her two sons, John and Charlie
Johnson, of Clark county. She
seemed to enjoy the day splen
did, while she is among the old.
est women of the county. Fifty
one took dinner with her and we
can only hope that we will be
permitted to meet with her one
year from this day again.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

FARM FOR SALE-On North Fork,
containing $50 acres, one-half mile Of
school. One hundred acres n river
bottom. Good orchard, fine spring,
four room dwelling, barn and all other
outbuildings. Well watered, lot of good
timber. One and one-half mile of NADIA,
nearest railroad station. All in pasture
except about thirty acres in corn. For
further information apply to Fred Kin
ser, Lombard, Ky. 37-4t.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

Boost your school,
Boost your churhc.
Boost the members,
The scriptures to search.
Boost the fraternity,
Boost its cause,
Boost all the members
When tempted to pause.
Boost your party,
Boost each candidate,
Boost him to work now.
November will be too late.
Boost your bank,
Boost its surplus,
Boost the cashier
Who 10 worthy Of your trust.
Boost the farmer,
Boost him for zeal,
Boost him to help
When to him you appeal.
Roost your merchants,
Boost their trade,
Boost each article
Till the sales are made.
Boost the barber,
Boost him each day,
Boost him especially
II you don't have to pay.
Boost the miller,
Boost him with zeal,
Boost him continually
For making good meal.
Boost the blacksmith,
Boost his trade,
Boost him to be conservative
With the money he has made.
Boost the railroad company,
boost lts employees,
Boost the agent
Who is busy as a bee.
Boost the garage,
Boost the repair,
Boost the mechanic
To be reasonable and fare.
Boost the Dodge,
Boost the Ford,
Boost the chauffeur
To trust i'm the Lord.
Boost the hunter,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

FOR SALE-The Board of Church
Extention of the United Presby terian
Church of North America desire to sell
the United Presbyterian Church 1t
Clay City, including the building and
lot. Persons desiring to purchase will
call on John d. Atkinson, Stanton, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

FOR SALE-Ford touring ear in
good condition. Price, $3.50. William
Bybee, West Bend, Kentucky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

WONDERFUL ARTICLE-To stop
leaks in all cooking utensils and many
other things used in the home-Men
diets. We have them by the package
of II, % cents. by mail 20 cents. +. +.
Harris, Clay City, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15

BUICK TOURING CAR FOR SALE
1920 Model in first-class condition.
Call at Clay City Garage for demon
stration. Price $500 90. for quick sale
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-09-15
Classified Advertisements

Advertisements inserted under thi
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New-York tribune., 1921-04-27
New Sun Stove Needs No Cook
And Pot BOils "a Hours a Day

WASHINGTON, April 28.-Advan-
tages Of the old sol cook stove, oper-
ated twenty-foar hours day on sun
heat alone. were explained to the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences here to-
day by Dr.. c. G. Abbot, of the Smith
sonian Institution. The device was as
yet luxury, he admitted, but added
that Mrs. Abbot had done everything
but fry on the solar cook stove at
Mount Wilson, Calf. He displayed a
can of beans, saying they were solar
cook -stove-canned, looked good and
tasted better"
The apparatus. DR.. Abbot said, was a
"concave, parabolic, cylindric reflector
through which ran tube of ordinary
cylinder oil to absorb heat from the
reflector and apply it to the cooking
compartment. insulation retaining heat
in the oil overnight. Cooking tempera
lures were automatically regulated by q
float device, he said. while simple
clock work mechanism kept the reflect
ors pointed to the sun.
Deporing the impairment to science
Through the action of political mis-
fortune" Professor Albert Einsten,
propounder of the theory of relativity,
speaking in German before the
academy to-day. expressed the hope
that the field of activity of scientific
men may be reunited and that the
whole world will soon again be bound
together by common work"
The eminent Swiss scientist, in
acknowledging a high tribute paid him
by President Charles D. Walcott of the
Academy, said the appreciation en-
barrassed him.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-27
Importer Doesn't Find
n. Y. Jails So Lucky
Borovitch, Who Made $4,000
i'll English Prison, Can't Raise
Bail Here on Check Charge

Leopold Borovitch an importer, who
is said to have made $4,000 while he
was being held in an English prison
awaiting extradition to this country
on charge of having passed an al
legged worthless check for SAL 900, was
held in 100000 bail yesterday by Judge
John f. Mcintyre on two indictments
charging grand larceny.
Borovitch arrived here on Monday
from England in charge of Detectives
Dischley and Enright. He is now in
The Tombs, having been unable to fur
nish the bail fixed by Judge Mcintyre
Borovitch was an exchange broker
and importer at the time the check
was passed on the American Foreign
Exchange Bank, Al Broadway. At that
time he was living at the Hotel Ash
ton. Madison Avenue and Ninety sixth
Street. but when detectives went there
to look for him they We're informed
that he had gone to Buffalo. They
finally learned that he had sailed from
Montreal for Liverpool. On his arrival
at that port he was arrested by detec-
tives from Scotland Yard. He was
locked up, pending extradition.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-27
Detectives Continue
Examination of Ligi
Bomb Suspect Must Explain
Whereabouts at Time of
of Explosion

Detective Sergeant James ]. Gegan,
in charge of the Bomb Squad, returned
yesterday from Scranton, Pa, where he
went with three detectives to interro-
gate Tito Ligi, detained there in con-
nection with the Wall Street bomb ex-
plosion. He said that Detectives Henry
Barth, Cornelius Browne and Thomas
Martin, who accompanied him, will re-
main there to conclude their question
ing OF Ligi to clear up several points
regarding his whereabouts at the time
Of the explosion.
Ligi admitted that he was a radical,
the detective sergeant said, but said
that he did not believe in violence and
force.
Ligi's story of his whereabouts after
September II. when he left the en-
ploy of Polumbo, contra ctor of Scran-
ton, is being investigated. Ligi in
formed his questioners that he had
knocked about Scranton, making Italian
wine and doing odd jobs after Septem-
ber II. Gegan declared Ligi went to
work in barrel factory October IL.
A month elapsed between the time he
left his employment with the contractor
and his next job. which Lig must ex-
plain in detail, Gegan, said
New-York tribune., 1921-04-27

"When man after long years of
searching" he said, "cnances upon a
thought which discloses something of
the beauty of this mysterious uni
verse, he should not therefore be per-
sonally celebrated He is already suf
ficently paid by his experience of
seeking and finding. In science, more
over. the work of the individual is so
bound up with that Of his scientific
predecessors and contemporaries that
it appears almost as an impersonal
product of his generation
The Alexander Agassiz gold medal
for original contributions to the science
Of oceanography was presented to
Prince Albert of Monaco at the annual
dinner of the academy tonight.
The Henry Draper gold medal for
emnence in Investigations in astronom
ical physics was presented to DR.. +.
ticularly of his researches on the influ-
ence of magnetism on light.
Rear Admiral Sigsbee, u. S. n, re-
tired also received the Agassiz Gold
Medal, the same as presented to the
prince, but awarded one year later
for his Investigations in oceanography
His work was done largely in the Gulf
of Mexico.
DR.. Robert Ridgway, of the National
Museum in this city. received the Dan
iel Giraud Elliott Gold Medal for his
studies Of the birds of North America
and DR.. G. w. Stiles, of Wilmington
N. c., was given the gold medal for
eminence in the application of science
to public welfare in recognition of his
studies of the hook-worm.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-27
Congress Near
Deadlock Over
Big Navy Plan
Senate Expected 10 Pass
$5OO,O 900, 600 Appropria-
tion; House Will Insist
on Cut to 500, 600, 600
May Ask Hardingto Decide
Favorable Report to Upper
Branch on Creation of
Air Bureau Is Ordered
From The Tribune's Wdshin1fo7t Buyenu

From The Tribune's WASHINGTON Bureau
WASHINGTON, April &C. Prospects
Of deadlock between the House and
Senate over the naval appropriation bill
are daily becoming more serious. With
tie House bent on holding the bill
down to the figure reported by the APP
preparations Committee, which is about
100000 900, plans are being made in
tho Senate Naval Committee to recon-
cclrying $500. 900 600
Although the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee did not consider appropria-
tions at its meeting to-day, it soon will
do so. Senator Poindexter, acting
chairman of the committee, said it
probably would report the bill in the
same form as last session.
Such action would insure bitter
controversy in the Senate, inasmuch as
Senator Borah and others will fight to
cut the appropriations. 1t also will in
sure a renewal of the struggle Of last
session over the proposition Of holding
and using the money thus saved for
submarines and airplanes and the de-
velopment of three-plane navy.
Senate Favors Larger Sum
The Senate, however, is expected to
pass bill carrying a half billion dol
lars if the Naval Affairs Committee
recommends it. Then will come the
tug -of-war between the two houses.
House leaders say fatty they will not
than is carried in the House bill. Pres
ident Harding may have to intervene to
settle the que stion. The controversy
will be complicated with the problem
of disarmament.
On the floor of the House to-day
Representative knight, of Ohio, a new
Repu blican member, attacked the ap-
preparation bill, pointing out that new
construction could not be carried on.
consistently in view of the necessity
of national economy. He questioned
the advsability of building capital
ships that were of doubtful value in
modern warfare
Representative Knight introduced a
resolution providing for commission
of five to investigate armaments.
Persons skilled in naval construction
and warfare would be appointed to the
commission. They would report by De-
cember l, 1921, their conclusions al to
what effect the plane has had on the
value of the capital ship as a fighting
agency.
Disarm, Huddleston Urges
Representative Huddleston. of Ala
bama, Democrat, indorsed the Ohioan's
remarks, and added: "The only way to
disarm is to disarm.'
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee
to-day ordered favorable report on
the Keyes bill to create a bureau of
aeronautics in the Navy Department.
The same bill was reported last SOS.