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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-10

tura Balaguer. representante en- es;l
Capital de la Compahfa de Espectdcu-
los Teatrales, de esta Ciudad del Sur.
Sea bienvenido.
DE m momento a Otro volvera de
Santo Domingo, donde Sc halla en- via
je de placer, el reputado cirujano don
AIvaro Santaella, de esta ciudad
-Nuevamente estd tomando partc
de Ia fuerza de Ia policfa local, el
guardia Saturnino Torres Ledesma.
active agente' del orden.
-Ha trasladadO su d0micilio. Ell
union de su apreciable familia. al pue-
bio de Villalba, el conocido joven don
Alfredo Schmidt, que en- toda esta
cOmarca disfrnta de generates consi-
deraciones simpatfas.
FL estimable seilor Pedro Morel,
active representative de variaS tirmas
coRtinentales, ha, entabladO demanda
lie divorciO contra sll esposa doiia Ana
Zimmerman, hoy residente ell Estados
Unidos, funddndose en- que ella rehu-
sa venir a la Isla, para vivir junto
nj senior Morel.
La agreciada V culta seilora ANA
liza JOubert, prOfeSOra graduada de
ingl6s. hija del estimable artesano don
Juan de Mata Joubert. ha regresado
de Estados Enidos, donde Sc encontra-
ba en- viaje de recreo, para ejercer
nuevamente en- este distrito escolar.
SaludamOsla atentamente.
Con satisfaction nos hemos cnte-
RADIO de que tOma un aspecto favora-
ble sanidad Ia dolencia que puso
en- peligro In vida de la distinguida
se1ora Josefina Sabathie. digna esposa
de nuestro amigo cl doctor Julio La
mouttc.
Esta noticia seri motivo de satisfac-
ci6n tambicn para toda Ia soeiedad
ponceha.
En- estos tiltimoS dfaS So han re-
gistrado unaS cuantaS raterfas Y 10
que cs mas grave. intcntoS de escala-
miento Y robo, pucS gente> de NAL hd-
bito han desccrrajiado casls Y Saltado
cerraduras Q candados eScalado ia
pias. para pcnetrar en- locales crrra-
dos, sin duda. con ideas dclictiraS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-10

Para embarcar con FumbO a Esta-
dos Unidos, aver salieron de esta ciu-
dad hacia esa Capital, la respectable
familia Wirshing- -Serralles v don Anto
nio Ferr6, reputable ingeniero mecini-
co, acompaiado de sus hiios Jose An
tonic Y Rosarito. ambos adolescentes
que van para ingresar en- colegios nor
teamericanOs.
! Muy agradable yiaje deseamos Il to-
dos y mejor permanencia Ell Estaaos
IInidos.
-Por telegrama recibido aQuf. sc SUI
po hoy que con esta fecha falleci0 Ell
una Clfnica de Aguadilla ell estimable
joven don Alberto Percy, hermano del
conocido professor Percy. aquel una de
las vfctimas de la Ultima catastrofe
| fei.roviaria, en- la que sufri0 tremen-
das quemaduras, tan graves que lie
ocasionaron ahora In muerte
Nuestro sentido pesame a sus afi-
sidos familiares.
Ell reputado professional DR.. Gui-
llermo Salazar. presidente de la Junta
Nacionalista en- Ponce, he recibidO un
| cablegrama de New York, Ell la que la
Asoci3ci6n independentista organiZada
Ell la Ciudad del Hudson. protesta de
In actitud asumida por el GObernador
Reilly. al iniciar este su perfodo ad-
| ministrativO.
Han estado aquf Y hemos tenido
ell placer de estrechar sus diestras,
nuestros amigos, el Lcdo. Clemente L.
Rodriguez Carlos. Pharmaceutical esta-
blecido en- Ensenada, Y el jefe Domin-
go BeniaminO, comandante del distri-
| to de Policfa en- Gtanica.
| FL jefe Beniamino esta casi resta-
blecido de las heridas de bala que re-
cbiera hace POGO. cuando el tragico
suceso en- que fueron protagonistas
dicho sehor Beniamino Y el guardia
Valdcspino.
! Con destino Il Cuba. pals Ell que
reside con su familia. acaba de en-
barcar nuestfo buen amigo don Sal
| vador Bou, estimable joyen pOnceiio
al cue deseamos bucn viaje Y mucha
,s,lerle Ell Ii mayor lie las Antillas.
I '2 CoRREsP0ySAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-10
Esquina a Fortaleza.
UN CATALOGO PRIMOROSO.

es Ell que ACADIA de publican la Cantero Fernandez
&c de sus dos breras A estan resenadas las obra
noes de antiques contemporaries de
renombre, tanto europeos como americanos
Laobra que eponente de gaana ae que ha sido
edtada e esero contiee de pagnas bas
tante cracd de ttos auores de 10 mas
cscogdo qde darse puede
Las deeen obtener este prmoroso Catalogo
pueden eebr aos res Cantero Fernandez Co.. Inc
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

FALLS CHURCH. va, trolley. Q rms. nod.
Cal. bung. n q. $1,000. Cash. 81 900.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1872 n. 7. ave. n.
23s2.
I7TH ST. a COL. RD.--i0 rms and b; a.
Bank Bldg.
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8 Jefferson VS. Jefferson. Smith
Newmyer. attys.
10 Henning vs. Manning. Swa-ts.
Costigan-Wem2ler Johnson, attys.
IL Estate of Thomas curran.
Dent-Dover. attys.
IL Hunt VS. Bury. MouIton, Mar
shall-Ballinger. attys.
13 Morrison VS. Morrison. Hawken
& Havell-Smith, attys.
II Childs VS. Scherer. Coldren.
atty.
is wilkins VS. wilkins. Jones,
Hubert-Hill. walker. attys.
16 Snow VS. Snow. Hoover-Davis.
attys.
II In re Lawrence J. Cavanaugh.
Beall-Manogue. attys.
Is Siegel VS. Siegel. Hufty-Ber-
ry, attys.
1s Bangley VS. Foster. wyvell-
Smith. attys.
20 Tolman Laundry vs. Arcate
Launry. Sullivan-Newmyer. attys.
21 Betvin VS. kirklan. Stresbur-
ger. atty.
% McCIintock VS. Cattell: Faust
& Wilson. attys.
% Meebs VS. Carroll. Carusi-
Easby-Smith, attys.
"a Salker VS. walker. Award
Long, attys.
IS Rollins VS. Rollins. Jones--De-
Butron. attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
5S6s5 GurIey-Kane VS. Barton.
Jury sworn & verdict for deft. Rid
out & Moriarty-Clephane & Fem
ming. attys.
SoS3s Crown Oil & Wax Co VS.
Chapman. Pitt called & suit dis
missed with costs VS. pltf. H. w,
Wheatley-J. B. Carter, attys.
S4452 Metcalf VS. South. Mandate
of Court of Appeals presented. Jdgt
of the court reversed with costs
VS. pltf. Clephane & Latimer-Pey-
ser & Peyser, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 1.
Assignment for Today.
Motions.
O'Connor VS. American Express
Co. Mitchell & wheatley-Carlisle
Howe & Swayze, attys.
Berea VS. wardman. Davis
Wright & Ershler, attys.
3 Nelson Mfg Co VS. Equitable
Surety Co. Chase-Merillat & Brad
ley, attys.
4 Walshe, Inc, VS. ward-Reeves
Hudson, attys.
Einstein VS. Samuels & Co. Koe.
Observation-Disclosures & Graham
attys.
Bowen VS. Siddons. Bowen
Hoehling. Peelle G. Ogilby, attys.
Smith Co VS. Hun. label
Hudson, attys.
s Fox VS. Hopkins. Bell, Mar
shall &c Rice-Clephane & Latimer
attys.
Moore G Hill VS. Phillips. Schick
d Shinn-Ellerson, attys.
10 Reuter- VS. Moore & Hill. JEFF
fords & Dutton-Lsmbert & Yeat-
man, attys.
IL Pierre VS. Eagle Laundry. HUI
bert-Downing, attys.
sl2 American Surety Co VS. Sheetz
Lambert & Yeatman-Pugh, attys
Spund VS. Berney. Hutcheson &
Linkins-Hudson, attys.
II Cooke vs. Tiller. Peyser-
King, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
5000 The Merchants Bank of
Wash, ID C. VS. Owens Motor Car
Co. Motion for leave to file sun
Elemental ,affidavits In support Of
amdaVit of merit granted. J. A,
hanerty-F. r. Noel, attys.
5oI3S Berry & whitmore VS.
Hutchins; and
os7of Berry & whitmore VS. Dan
te. Trial resumed & same jurv
respited to Monday. McCalmont a
J. D. sullivan-Geo. E. Sullivan,
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. ?.
Assignment for Today,
Motions.
! Campbell vi Wash Gaslieht 70
Attys, Hill. Richardson G. Shreys
Minor. Galley, Rowland, CraighiIl a
Tibbs. o
Doolittle VS. Eckels. Attys
Esher--Wampler.
Allen VS. Logan. Attys, @. @
Thompson-Giesy
Tate VS. Wash Ry & EIec ~
Attys, Behrend-Archer. -
Colgate & Co VS. Quantico Dru,
Co. Attys, Brandenburg--Jack
Baldwin VS. Ward. Attys
Wright Esher-Lynch & Elder
Brooks vs. Wash TerminaI CO
Attys. Hemans & Eason-Hamilton
Satterwhite VS. Maryland cas-.
ualty Co. Attys. woodward--G. r.
Julien ys Dick Attvs w,r.
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Assignment for Toda,

$3.50 Frank A. Shue VS. Jane Cole.
Plaf called & judgt of N C affirmed.
OShea Sacks-David Wolf, attys.
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AUCTION SALES.

loFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. O.,
Washington. There viii be sold at the
west. At 1880 O'Clock a. n-s on SATURDAY.
May Z. io2l, one mule txken ~ In the
northwest section Of fhe ciu- ~ or6er of
the Health ofncrr.s ". n. SMITH. Pound
master. 1os
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5Oc-MADAM SELIA-5Oc
LEGAL NOTICES.
BELL. MARsHALI AND RICE,
Attorneys for Plaintif.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
District of Columbia. Marie Thihsdeau.
plaintiff. vS. Paul r. FIsnaEan, defendant.
No. 6s7e0. The object Of this suit l. to
recover assessment for special Improvements
assessed against lot No 81. square No. 3s33,
in the City Of wSshinEton. District of 60
lumbiE. paid by plaintiff March IS. 1921, but
which defendant was obligated 10 pay. the
amount claimed herein being s1es.i4 inter
est thereon az s per cent per annum from
April u. 1870. am3unting to Si2-2i, or
SlTs.35 in ALL with interest on said last
amount from March Is, 1921. and 10 have
Judgment Of condemnation OF certain prop
erty Of the defendant levied under an
attachment issued in this suit TO satisfy
the plaintiffs claim.
II Is Therefore this 5th day Of May. 1921.
ordered that the defendant appear in this
court on or before the fortieth day. exclu-
sive Of sundays and legal holidays, after
the day Of the hrst publication Of this or
der. 10 defend this suit and show cause why
said condemn ma ton should not be had: other
wise the suit will be proceeded with a. In
case Of default: Provided, that a copy OF
this order ShaIl be published at least once
a week for three successive weeks in The
Washington Herald newspaper and the
Washington Law Reporter before said date.
BY the Court. RoBT. Z. MATTINGLY.
Judge. A true copy. Test: BLANCHE
NEFF. CLERK.
nse,ls,2O NJ
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The United Textile Workers Of
II their women memb@ =.
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT oF
Columbia, holding Probate Court. Nc.
s7g9a administration This IL 10 give
notice that the subscriber. Of the District
Of Columbia. has Obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of COLUMBIA letter. Of
administration on the estate q Edith I.
Madden. late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims sEHinst
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the voucher thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, 90 or be
fore the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 49,;
otherwise they may BY law BE- excluded from
ali benefit Of said estate Given under ny
hand this 18th day OF April. 1921. JESSE
J. MADDEN. l129 Seventh street northwest.
Attest: (SealD THEODORE CoGSWELl,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. CIerk Of the Probate Court.
W. II. Lewis. Jr., Attorney.
ap2a 2smas 4-ee
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~ ~ d" hi'
motions at l:l5 p. m. as follows:
l Mayer & Co VS. Gates. Tobriner
Graham-Frank ]. Brown, attys.
In re est Timothy Brosnan. Mo-
ton for a new trial. Lambert,
Heatman & w. G. Johnson-GardI-
ner & Ferguson, attys.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Anar1neufs for SsIe

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Aparlnenh for SaIe.
rro-fsniIy apt. sr. lst 1 Fla. ave. aw.-
uis.,.s, = s., "a ss;,,,. sss; III "a, fs. $3.50
S:s sso tgs' esrsss s osss ssss Az 80 ss. Rent
sullivan. l52s Eye q. NV.
r Mr.. l7TH, APT, HOUSE. RENTS SiT,7ps
Price. size. .ooo-$ts coo cash. 10 apis.
SHANNON LUoIIs. us l4th 81. N. 2s4s.
Near 17th o pv.-Nod. apt. Rent. S..
900 ~. Pncs. s5s.ooo. Mshorney ana
erliiyan. 1921 Eye st. nv. Tel N. TSai.
sls,soo. aAPr.. rent Tor SO escn. u
LUCHs, ia 18th st NV. Main 1sf5.
BELM0Nr. M. 18TH. APT. HOUSE. sIss.-
900. 90 apis. Mnrphy type. SHANNON q
LUcHs. Us 18th q. NV. II. 2345.
North Capitol ST. nw.-Apartments; stsbis;
we'll rented Price. $40. 900. Mshorpey
and Sullivan, 1877 Eye st. nv.
Nr. North Capitol q o nw.-Apts.; bldss. !;
8 rms and bas. each bldg: TO colored at
Ssss yr. 1880. Mahorney Sullivan. 1921 Eye.
DOWNTOWN APT.-2o apts. and 0 rooms
earh; rent $4,000; $4,000.
Moore 4 Hill Woodward Building.
Apt. House. SO. COO. Yearly rent sii.Ooo. 80
Uutes MT. l1tu q nth h0. hluultr- brO0I
q Co. e27 New York Ave. N. W
Apt. House. cor. srd 81. M. r. /. Ave \.
w. Rent. s1.5eo.I Price, si2.soo Msnd.
ier-Brodt q Co. s2I New York ave. NV.
APT. II NORTHWEST, $4,000; Q APIS;
rms. q b. each; good location. n. L
sapsbury q Co.. 12f 18th St N. 5eo4.
NORTHWEST APT. $4,000; Is APrs. I:
rental about $4,000. n. L. sa0bury q
Co.. 721 18th ct. n. 5eo4.
SNAIL APT HOUSE in most fsshiossbis
l:est,ss go ss s rms 90 on doors; s mo- A.r.
500 Cont. TT. Bldg. n. ess4.
10TH ST. Apt. house. l. spts., q s rms;
rent for $1,000 ". $4,000. WIN. B.
ssunder. q Co.. so7 18th st.
SUBURBAN FOR SALE
FALLS CHURCH. VA, trolley. Q rms. nod.
Cal. bung. y Q. 5000. Cash. 81 900.
STONE q FAIRFAX, 1872 n. z. ave. n.
i7TH ST. COL. RD.-io rms and B; a.
m. L. $4,000. J. d. Garnsn. Dist. Nat.
Bank Bldg.
FoRREsTyILLE. ND. $500.
5-rm- bung.. gar. 2 q. ground.
Y. I. sansbury 9 Co. 72l 18th st. N. 500.
BRooKvfLLE PIKE. ss5.oco.
n. L. sansbury q Co. 72i 18th St N. 5so4
HUNTINGTON TERRACE. ND. tse5o.
5-rn. bung.. ami. gar, q.
y. L. sLnsbury q Co. III 18th st. N. 500
COTTAGE CITY. 3 rm. b, s.m.L; gar. I;
s6.5on; terms. Eastern Land Sales Co.,
sls 18th ST. nv. n. 1850.
COTTAGE CITY. 8 rm. & b.. ami; gar.
cor; s625o. Eastern Land Sales Co.. SIS
| 18th St nv.
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pine National Railroad-government
owned and operated-closed the
year with profits of sl1.so0. Is there
an American railroad system. to
your knowledge. that can show even
that record?
If II be the policy OF the admin
istration to retain the Philippines
for one year. five years, ten years
we must take with such good grace
as we can it's decision. But let IL
never be said that that decision was
based on our incapacity. our i'm
ability. or our incficiency, So far
as training is concerned, have we
not for twenty-three years had the
instruction cf the worlds greatest
experts in the science of self-gov-
ernment? Had we not, before the
United States ever discovered us.
already overthrown- Spanish do
minion, esta ablished our own Philip
pine constitution. and set up our
own republic? Was not our flag
recognized on the high seas? Such
people are not to be swept aside
as incompetents. We are supreme
ly grateful for all that your great
country has done But most of all
are we grateful for her promise TO
grant us independence. Arguments
weary. Figures talk. A country
that was $4,000. 900 in arrears un-
der Mr.. Forbes governorship-is IL
to be supposed that human nature
is big enough to expect him to favor
Independence, when under near-in-
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The Adriatic.

THE Pacific Ocean is 4 cons;d.r,b,. l
L respectable body of water. By comparison
the Adriatie Sea is but puddle, pond for chill
o.en TO skip stones across. If it behooyes inc n.o
pie on the two sides of the Pacific to be fr;.ndIv
agree among themselves and not do ,rrit,,;rn
things, this same rule of conduct is far more .s.
sential for those who live opposite each o,b.r ~,
the hdriatic lt'bothers wireless to span IN. P,-
cine; husky man almost shout aeross N.
Adriatic ''' ''e
= Yet 1t was for favoring friendly relations with
inc Jugo-SlsVs, Tor reaching mutually acceptable
understandings with them, for avoiding irritation
ana useless encroachments that Count Sforza
caused the downfall of the Giolitti government of
which he was the minister of foreign affairs.
There is considerable element in Italian noE-
tics who seem eager to place Italv much ;r ~.
position in regard to her neighbors that Austria
Hungary held and which caused the dual emn;r.,s
fnal dismemberment. Theirs is policy of rpb-
Ding It IN. 1t seems too obvious to need uo,.
than statement, that Italy has everything to gain
and nothing to lose by cultivating friendly rela-
tons and commercial interchanges with Jugo-SIavia
She has everything to lose and nothing to gain
by the contrary policy. She holds Fiume, but none
OF the hinterland. The port is valuable only as
It IS used by those people back of il Witbout
this use, it is an ncumbrance
Storza acted on this principle To get their
other trade for Fiume rather than that thew bu;ld
another port, he ceded them Baross a Fiumiau ont
let built by Hungary for their wood trade. He
withdrew small force of troops from MONTENEGRO.
where they were but cause of irritation. Italy
is the only one of the allies who has not reeoq.
nized- the union Of Montenegro with hgo-Slayia
possibly because the Italian Queen is daughter
o. he.old King Nicholas, who recently died an
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Concealed :Art.

THE latest sensation in New York City is ST.
NJ Thomas Church, with its architectural "boot-
Logging" The World gave publicity to bit OF
good humor perpetrated by the architects and
known quietly to many. Over the, bridal door of
the church used for entrance of bridal parties,
they had clevcrly outlined $conventionalized
lovers knot on one side of the gable and dol
lar mark on the other. To amplify their waggish-
ness, faces of Fifth Avenue types were carved in
the stonework. These are of the carieature va
rety and typfy the life of the day surrounding the
church in its period. # ...., - =. IS - :
No one can deny historic value in the ages to
come of three money bags bearing the initials
81. P. M; of pair of monkeys with the faces
of Lenin and Trotsky '"quietng" bear; of a
feminine figure upsetting poor little Bacchus; OF
Salvation lassie with tray of doughnuts hanked
by doughboy and poiu, and the workman wrest-
ling with a well-groomed capitalist All of these
as amusing today as Ding" masterpiece. In
future years when prohibition has made liquor but
a memory when capital and labor truly cooper
ate; when Russia is a great democracy; when
wealth is so distributed there will be no J. p NJ,
they will be studied by savants Who can tell
that excavators a thousand years from now,
dusky explorers financed from Africa, may not hnd
them as the hierpgyphics on Cleopatra's Needle;
the riddle of the Sphinx?
But inside the church are series of more Sc
rious wood carvings above the choir seats, the
portrait heads of distinguished men of the day
Woodrow Wilson, King George, King Albert Cen
eral Pershng, Lloyd George, Cemenceau, Herbert
Hoover, Marshal Foch, Marshal Joffre, General
Haig, Cardinal Mercier and several Others All OF
these, those figures outside, are more or less
concealed in the scheme Of decoration They are
all incidents, but not accidents. The idea is not
new. 1t is borrowed from historic buildings in
other lands and represents the license of art claimed
by genius and exeussble when exercised by genius.
They will make St. Thomas the shrine Of the
curious, if not Of the worshpful. The saint of
the doubters- may properly bring his followers to
sec, feel and be convinced. 1t may lead them to
be convinced of other things long hidden from the
eyes of and only as through glass,
darkly..
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Open Court letters to The HeralA
1s9HgshAS1&t fEs8

revolution what England had gained
by centuries OF peaceful evolution.
In other fields than the political
England led the van. Coal was
first discovered and used there. The
industrial revolution that broke
down feudal serfdom and year by
. ear gave the worker more time
for play and pleasure began there.
England was the first nation to
make wide use OF the printing press
and cheap postage was first adopted
there. The examples are endless
While perhaps not our mother po-
litically. England is our parent in
tie realm of ideals The early set
tiers were English. their morals.
manners, ways of living. political
ard economic beliefs were English.
The Revolutionary War was waged
by a German king contrary 20 the
wishes OF the people and the great
est statesmen. The war over. this
country Was founded upon prin-
c'rles of English liberty and upon
naught else. As a result of the war
England changed her colonial pol
lev. Spain did not. and 200 years
later Spain lost all she had in the
Now World, while England had an
empire of loyal colonials Did not
tins show progress?
HERBERT Z. HOWELL.
5d21 Colorado ave. NV.
u -
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To the Editor, The Washington Herald:
Tho injustice OF the proposition
to tax municipal bonds that have
already been issued and sold under
express provisions of exemption al
most approaches the tyrannies and
confiscations of Soviet Russia.
One governmental unit cannot
tax the obligations of another gov
ernmental unit without express au-
thorization by amendment and no
amendment can be retroactive or
ex post facto under our govern
mental system.
All States possess all rights not
expressly granted to the. United
States. States have the right to
Irant to their counties and cities
the right to borrow.
No power is granted to the United
States TO exact toll or tribute for
their own uses from the obligations
of States or cities therein for their
own uses.
II the nation possessed that pow
er, il could render State and munic-
ipal improvements impossible by
discriminating eXactions, and could
make existing Investments less val
liable or even valueless by the retro
active infamy. ~
States and cities have already
sold for cash at low interest rates
at par bonds that would not have
sold at over 20 or so IL the national
tax usurpation, so unwisely and un-
justly advocated, had been possible
of imposition.
IL these superficial thinkers would
use their honest powers in suggest
ing how expenditures could be de-
creased instead of how revenue
could be increased by enforcing par
tial confiscation upon the honest
holders Of city and county bonds,
they would be more honorably and
Lrofitably occupied.
In fact. II is questionable IL tax
exemption on all bonds would not
give to the borrowers, who are
vastly In the majority. more than
II yields to the government by in
suring low interest rates on ali OBJ
legations, But to hold that the ma
ton has q right to tax any State
obligation and that, too. retroactive
~, Is but another step toward the
annihilation OF State autonomy.
which is rapidly tending to destroy
our government and TO cause an
empire or anarchy to be erected on
its blood-drenched ruins.
Taxing individuals is one thing.
but taxing governmental units
Estates and their subsidiary crea-
tions) is quite another thing.
1t Is the States that grant express
powers to the nation, and to tax the
Purchasers of their bonds for ma
conal purposes is unlawful and to
tax them retro-actively is down.
right infamy and confscation.
When an amendment is adopted
by three-fourths of the States u
thortzing the nation to tax their OBJ
fsEauons, then and not, till then is
.srch tax lawful, and obligatIons
sold thereafter will yield a prin-
e.pai sum as much less than now as
the capitalized amount Of the tax
imposition. s..H. w