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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
En- el "Ameriica"

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Esta noche este simpatico Coliseo
tobsequiara a sus concurrentes con 5
magni6cos regalos consistentes en- 10
lsiguiente: Dos monedas de orc; Una
lampara Electrica de mesa; I'm cor
set "Justrite' marca "Gage-Downs
Co., y un bonito juego de barcroco.
Ell programa es de 10 mas atrayente
que Sc puede desear.
El proximo jueves de gala la en-
'presa regalara una maquinilla "Ro-
yal" ultimo modelo, cuyo valor es de
ciento veinte dollars.
Para este sabado esta anunciado Ell
debut de. la Compahia de Zarzuelas
de Genero Chico Roberto Banquells",
estrenandose la zarzuela en- un acto
l"El Amigo Melquiades" con mdsica
del malogrado Quihito valverde. Tam
bien ,habra una interesante pelicula.
Los precios de cada tanda son de so
centavos. De modo que, los llenos Sc
ran completes.
Tambien informa la Empresa que
desde este ''matinal" el domingo, a
lcada sonora, sehorita nina que con-
curra Sc lie regalara un muheco Cupi-
do de celudoide cuyo preciq es de 80
centavos cada uno. va 10 saben las
damas. al America, que todas tendran
un bonito regalo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
.E chauffeur"
del sehor Dato
sah6 leso
I'll Rcy Alfonso decrcla
tres diaS dc lutO
NaciOnal.

MADRID, mario l0.-El chauffeur
del Presidente de quien sc dijo en- los
primerOs momentOs que habia pereci-
do tambien, victima del atentado, re-
sulto ilesO, segdn infOrmaciOnes pos
teriOres.
HABANA, mario lO.-La Compa-
mia Guerrero Mendoza que actIa en-
el Teatro Nacional, de esta ciudad, ha
suspendido anoche la function anun-
ciada en- homemade de duelo por la
muerte de don Eduardo Dato.
MADRID, MARIO los. NJ. el Rey
don Alfonso acudio en- seguida que
tuvo noticia de 10 ocurrido a la Ca
sa de Socorros, donde fue llevado
ell cuerpo del senior Dato. El Rey dio
en- seguida un decreto ordenando tres
dias de duelo nacional y que al Sc
nor Dato Sc lie rindan honores de Ca
pitan General con mando' en- Plaza.
La Gaceta publicara un Real Deere
to creando el Ducado de Dato, con
Grandeza de Espaiia, que pasara los
descendientes del insigne hombre pu-
blico, cuyo tragico fin ha causado tan
honda impression.
PARIS, marzo 10.-Ha fallecido el
general Mercier, ex-Ministro de la
Guerra. La nacion ha declarado due
10 nacional esta inesperada desgracia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10

la. misma tendencia y ell Senado no
puede originar leyes para imponer tri-
butos nos encontramos con esa otra
difcultad.
Hace otras observaciones, diciendo
que los que deben pagar esos gastos
son las Corporaciones, que siendo los
culpables de esos dafios con su con-
!ducta criminal, es justo soporten.
AL fin vuelve comision despues de
manifestations del Senador senior
Zeno, de acuerdo con el otro autor del
Iproyecto, para llegar una conclusion
con 10 propuesto en- la Camara y re-
fundir los dos "bills".
El Senador Zeno urge rapidez en-
| ell asunto.
Sc di6 cuenta con un Mensaje de-
Gobernador, incluyendo carta del Di
n. r.ctor de Sanidad DIR. Ruiz Soler, res
pecto del actual problema sanitariO J
entraia la extension v peligro de Ia
ppidemia eli la isla, para obtenel
mas facultades Y recurscs.
En- ell .planteamiento de la reforms
de la Ley Municipal respetuosament'
ratada respecto pasar a la Sanidat
lnsular la Municipal. de que informt
hace algdn tempo Ell IMPARCIAI.
no sc lfa dicho. NADIA atin.
La Rssoluci6n del Senado es favo
rahle a la situaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
Departamento de,
ServiciO P1blicO

oFICfNA DEL ACUEDUCTO
iris0 al Pablico:
POr el presente Sc avisa los due
nos de casa Y tOda persona que he
cesitare hacer alguna acOmetida la
tuberfa de Acueducto prOpiedad del
Municipio o cualquiera tuberfa perte-
neciente a otra persona Corpora
ci0n o al Gobierno lnsular de Puer-
to Rico. que ninglin plomero esta au-
forbade hacer dichas acOmetidas
nj suministrar aqua ninguna
prOpiedad. Y que solamente puede ha
Ger los trabajos el Plomero Munici
pal por ortlen de la Oficina de Obras
Pdblicas Municipales. despues que e,
interesado haya llenadO en- este Depar.
tamerto. los requisites de la Ordenan
"a reguladora de este servicio pdblico
Constituye una falta grave adqui
rir aqua por medios que no sean los
antes citados Y suplicamos todas
aquellas personas que hasta la fecha
estan hacienda uso del Acueducto sir
estar sus nombres inscritos en- los re
gistros de esta 0fcina. pasen por es
tie Departments a notificarlo, para
no vernos en- la necesidad de ordenal
que Sc corte la tuberfa de la cual sc
estan surtiendo.
Martin TradesO.
COmisionado de Servicio Pdblico,
poliofa " DrisionoS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
Lo de Costa Rica
y Panama
en- Ia Liga
Controversies polilica
SOlDrc Ia lDoclrina
dc Monroe.

i'hsu l'.,ir Paris a,le = reria-
fas, q. "a i.ivn 80 NHs.isus~ u Eric
l'fWmmuirl ha pr'pns~io 81 's'iireie
DE- rsin iH inrs.> iiga,ian ~ lus dii.-
rs.Ecias "nir Panama , ss.ia k.ea,
a. d' que Ia l.isa cunuzcs dsi asnn-
o..
Nin-nno q" las d"s vais'.s ineleioua-
dus hA pnr~io la mater.a ea ceaside-
rsci6n de Ia Liza. pero sono Il con
vrui" iaculla al s.crfario seueral pa
tn aciuar por propia iniclaiira. 81 Sc
h"r Drummund la ha iomado.
I.'+ l-gac.6n de- Psnama rn Washing
i"u dcclara. l,or Ill parir. one no ha-
lila rrcihido noiicias de- one Panama
huhi'-ra d'-'larado la guerra. nj habia
r,','ihii" instrucc!ones de- 81 sob.erno
para upetar al consrjo dc Ia Liga.
La guerra - In amenaza de guerra
% aiaqur dr Costa Rics contra Pana-
ma. seria de- Ia incuml,encia de la Lii
"a. segiin los tGrlhinos del conrcnio.
Fl articulo y faculia a los miembros
| de Ia Liza para protegerse contra Ia
aggression eXtranjera. Y p0r el artfcu-
10 NJ So hace possible cualqnieIa SUI
gesti6n por el secretariO general los
pOderes POr FL artfculo MI los MEM
bros So cOmprGncten sOmeter Ia ma
terra al arbitrameDtO Ia investiga-
ci6n pOr el consejO y a no recurrir
Ia guerra en- ningin case sin0 des
pues de tres meses de la decision de
los ;irbitr0s.
81 algunO de- los dos paises va a. la
guerra. contrav viniendo estas dispo-
siciOnes. el consejo puede ad0ptar una
decision en- la matera de declarar,
/ por ejcmplo. el bloqueo. que reatraria
Ell vigor automatica amente. &
Eli Washington Sc cree que In in
tervenci0n de la Liga Ell el cas0 de
Panama y Costa Rlca. cOnduciria a
otra controversial polftica sObre el
punto del efecto del conyenio sObre la
Doctrina de Monroe.
Ell senador Borah, de Idaho. del
grupo de los "irrecohciliables" Opo-
nentes del tratadO Y la Liga de Nacio-
nes. declare que la acci6n de Eric
Drummond justifcaba la opoSici6n
republican, al convenio que habfa vo-
: tado por la reserva sobre la Doctrina
de Monroe
FL presdeute Wilson siempre ha
alegado que Ia dicha. reserva no era
neceSaria.
Otro senador ola ef siguiente comen-
tario ingles sobre la referida doctri-
na.
lei origen de la Doctrina de Monroe
es bien conocido. Fue proclamada en-
1922. para impedir que America vinie-
IA a ser teatro de las intrigas del alb
solutismo eurOpeo. En- los comienzos
un pripcipio de polftica exterior de los
Estados Unidos, ha venido ser ah0-
ra un entendido regional, y no era lie
gftimo que el pueblo de los Estados
Unidos pidiea el scaoncimiento de-
ese hpcho. En- su eseneia es consisten-
tie con el espfritu del conyeiiio. y sin
duda que los principles de Ia Liga
expresados en el asticulo x represen-
tan la extension al mundo de la Doc
trina de Monroe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
Una Carta de
d. Diego Agueros

San Juan, P. r., MARIO, 8 1921.
Sr. Director de "El Imparcial",
San Juan, P. r.
Muy Sr. y amigo nuestro:,
Suplicamos I'd. nos de cabida Ell
las Columns de su importante diario,
la carta que hemos escrito en- esta
fecha al Director de la Democracia'
cuya copia lie inclufmos.
Gracfas, y ordene como guste sus
Attes. Am. SIS. SIS.
D. Agiier0s.
He aquf La carta:
San Juan, p. r., MARIO 8, 1921.
Sr. Director de La Democracia',
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Muy Sr. nuestro amigo:
Refiri6ndonos Ia nOticia publicada
en- su importante diario, en- esta fe-
cha. sobre la muerte del infeliz Wen
cesla0 Rodriguez Q. e. p. d.. atacado
de Peste de caracter neum6nica, de-
seamos aclarar que el tai sefior nunca
fue empleado de esta SUI casa.
Suplicamosle la publication de es-
tas lfneas para evitar malas interpre-
taciones. con gracias anticipates
por su atenci6n. aprovechamos esta
oportuRldad para reiterarnos de I'd,
Altos. Am. SIS. IS.
Diegos Agiieros y Co. s. en- G.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
Ell Presidente del Consejo de Ministries
de Espaha ha sido asesinado


q RzpakA has1s 80 lusrts. nsos
sisa cembssir cen ascizi6n toda pro.
pAEan1a rssslueienariA. syndands
saeasmsnts . los oohisrnos . man.
ssns con nrmsza q principle De
suieriaaa cuys snssneia . debihdad
solo pnsds eondueiEnos. por q predo.
mimic Dc los agisadorss Dc oteio. que
conssituysa una sxigua minoiA, a
ia dsmagegia 0 a cssarismo.
n ordsn pdbhco ss garantis de
todas las libertadss y base de todos
los progresses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
e 'losor De
IA reforna
en- Sandal
De acncriO los Srcs. Zc.
10. Mariincz-Divila.
Iglesias y Tous.

nnbo ayer an acbnle con motive
~ .biln Para IA psslrcsita aa n.
bace Dc Puerto Rico. Dc los sehores
Marines Dkyiln y zeno. y q Sena.
dor lglssias hize apreciaciones res
pecto del prpblema cue trata de re-
solver a proyccto. salvando de Ia
ruina q nnestrR rica hoja.
Arus6 q fEnude hecho con el taba-
60 Del pals, mezclindolo con prOdue-
10 malo de los Estados Unidos que
era infumable, y que a causa de este
hubo huelgas pues los torcedores pre-
veian 10 que iba a ocurrir. Que el
Cobernsdor Cotton defendiendo nues-
tro producto contra. las falsi6caciOnes
de Ia Compahia especuladora, creo eI
SellD Dc garantia y puso en- vigor
otras medidas para que no fuera po-
sible falsifcar o vender como prOduc-
to de Puerto Rico una perjudicial mix
fificaci6n, pero que los interesados en-
el negocio de la falsifcacion, pudie-
ron burlar aquellas disposiciones acu-
diendo los tribunales y valiendose
de otras artimaiias y al fin el tabaco
de Puerto Rico. Sc ha desacreditado y
Sc devuelven a millones los que COM
puestos de un POGO de tabaco de aqui
el resto de NAL tabaco de Virginia
Kentucky, tan malo como algunos
de los hombres de allf (risas) Sc ira
taba de hacer pasar y pasaba como ta-
baco genuine de Puerto Rico acaban-
do por desacreditar completamente el
tabaco portorriqueHo. Que cuando la
guerra Sc hizo un buen negocio sa-
iiendo de ese tabaco malo y falsifca-
do y haciendolo toniar a los soldados
que no tenian otro; pero que en- GUAM
to se 1establecieron las cosas v vino
Ia competeheis deI sconsumidor que 10
paga v adquiere librefnepte, la BAN
carrota sehal6 el paso de IN produc-
to que era el sosten de millares de faz
Illiiiii;as, que quedaron sin trabajo por
causa del paro, pagando asf los taba-
queros la culpa de aquellas falsifca-
clones realizadas aquf y que acabaron
con el credito de nuestro buen produc-
to. Recuefda que ESQ Sc ha hecho con
el cafe, importando del Brasil para
venderlo luego en- el Norte como de
Puerto Rico y que es inutil ell 'bill"
sino hay Ia garantia de una completa
inspection aqui, no vaya resultar
que el sello y las garantias del pro-
veto, estas mismas sirvan para que
Sc siga enyiando tabaco falsifcado.
Que esta de- acuerdo con el.fondo del
ssbill'' en- tanto Sc trate de garantizar
verdaderamente, con Ia investigation
aqui al tabaco como al cafe y demas
frutos. (Los sehores Martinez Davila
y Garcia Dncos hacen aclaraciones
respecto de los detslles del proyecto).
Acusa q ID Porto Rican American To-
bacco del daho ocasionado por la su-
plantation o Inezcla de tabaco malo
de los Estados Unidos con el bueno de
Puerto Rico, desacreditandolo.
FL senior Martinez Davila, uno de
los autores del proyecto, dice que Sc
ha complacido de Dir al Senador que
habl6 cuando se ha mostrado de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
ANTONIO MEDINA

Ya esta convaIenciente de la ope-
racion que sufri6, realizada por el
notable cirujano doctor Leandro L6-
pex de Ia Rosa. de IN cafbunclo en- el
cuello. 1ntonf5 Medina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10

-PoR QUE la Federal Visible" ss
Ia maquina de sumar prefsrAia de to.
dos? Porque no 50 squivoca nunea ,
ss Ia mas sencilla y rapida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
CINE PUERTO RICO

Eata noche eI duetto espahol Lopez
Muaoz- Msnzano y ID grandiosa peli-
eula ~Yenssnza de- Pirata" Preeioz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
I'm case de Peste
en- Bayam6n
(Por telegrafol q

Bayamon marie ~ 492L. I
IMPARCIAL. 5s
San Juan.
Ell caso de Maria Sierra he resulta-
do positive. Asamblea Municipal Sc
reunira hoy para resolver las ciestio-
mes referentes al dinero que Sc niece
sta. Reina gran inquietnd en- toda Ia
poblaci6n. Esperamos que llegnen pron
to las vacunas.
coI.vspoasal
REMATE, vease mi anuneio en Ia
pagina No. 8.
IsIDORo D: DELGADo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10

Bayam6n MARIE p l92l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-22

whereupon, all hostilities ceased
and the Armistice was signed. But
aside from noise and shouting what
does Armistice Day mean to you?
Armistice Day to me the
day when we should all give thanks
for victory, peace and the safety of
cur dear ones. The day when
~bloodshed was stopped and the end
of one of the greatest wars of his
tory. To my mind this day, which
is now a legal holiday should be
celebrated with song and prayer,
giving thanks to our boys who risk
ed their lives for US. Armistice
Day! Rocket Clamorl what does
it all mean If we do not feel proud
of our brave boys who really won
war for us. who risked their lives
for their country.
We should shout and be happy
and yet feel a deep sympathy for
those wives and mothers who have
lost their SONS and husbands; we
should celebrate this holiday as we
do the greatest one during the year
and appreciate the greatness of it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-22
Another Essay On What
Annistice Day Means

Frances Haynig of Grade s-A has
written this last of the prize es-
says in the contest arranged by the
american Legion Auxiliary on
.What Armistice Day Means to
lie" The prizes were given out by
Aayor Wilson on Armistice Day.
'Tis but three years ago, Novem-
Ter II. 1918, a date which will not
gasily be forgotten by those who
gre old enough to understand it's
neaning. when the whole United
g ates was expressing it's joy both
sloui and mentally. The news was
eli, the German army had fallen
Fith a crash and there was ~reioic-
itg throughout the land. The sign
elg of tho Armistice came about on
Cie eleventh month, day and hour
e the year. 1918. The German
my had put up a flag of truce
howins that they were beaten,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-22

dwelling occupied by Charles Petty.
The new owner has already remod-
eled the front of the dwelling hat
has added to its att~ractiveness.
James Morrison is a victim of
blood-poisoning. due to an infection
on his hand.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clark, at Trenton, a daughter. The
heir has been named Helen Roberta
Clark. Mrs. Clark was before her
marriage to Mr.. Clark a resident Of
Jamesburg and a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Snedeker.
The Rev. c. +. N. voegelin. of
Youngstown, o., occupied the pulpit
of the Jamesburg Presbyterian
church at the Sunday morning and
evening service as a candidate for
the pastorate of the local church.
His evening topic, the more f~orceful
of the two preached, was: "If Jesus
is With You, Who is Against You?"
Announcement was made that
there will be no services at the
Presbyterian church o Thanksgiv-
ing morning. contrary to the usual
custom. but that ]. Edmund Marry
oft would be a committee to receive
any donations any of the friends of
the New Jersey Children's Home at
Trenton desire to make.
over fifty members of Mechanics
Home Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, at
tended divine worship Sunday night
at the Methodist church and listened
to a special sermon preached by a
former town boy, the Rev. Herbert
Smith, of Atlantic Highlands. This
is the largest turnout in some years
and the occasiont was the annual
custom of attending service in a
body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-22
JAM ESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Shapanka
and family spent Sunday at Roselle
visiting relatives
Crowded houses still continue to
attend the Star theatre under the
management of Shapanka Bros.
who are planning some of the big
features popular in the larger cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richmond will
remove to Manasquan the latter
part of this week.
The November session of the w.
G.. T. U. will meet ct the home of
Mrs. Frank M. Denton tonight. All
honorary members are urged to be
present.
Alvah Diblin has purchased from
Otto Lange. of Hooker street. the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-22
DON'T Neglect a Cold

Mothers, don't let colds get Under
way; at the first cough or snifle rub
Musterole on the throat and chest.
Musterole is q pure, white ointment,
made with oil Of mustard. It draws
out congestion, relieves soreness, does
all thework of the good old-fashioned
mustard plaster In agentler way; with
out the blister.
Keep jar handy for all emergencies;
home.
3s&65cinjars&tu tubes ;hospitalsize, So.
yETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-21
MOVEMENT TO
CUT DOWN WASTE
INDUSTRIAL WASTE is SUBJECT
BEFORE AMERICAN ENei-
NEERINe COUNCIL.
STRIKES CAUSE LOSS
CONSERVATION OF LABOR is BIG
QUESTION FACING WORLD
TODAY.
cwestern Newspaper Union New. serice.)

New York, Jan. IA nationwide
movement to conserve labor and stop
Industrial waste has been started by
Herbert Hoover and his assistants in
the American Engineering Council of
the Federated American Engineering
Societies. A committee on the elimi-
nation of waste in industry has been
formed and will work with labor or
ganiZationS, chambers of commerce
working conditions and to promote
harmonious relations between EN-
ployer and employees.
To offset the loss to the world of
millions of men through the ravages
of war is the task of the industrial
engineer, says II statement issued by
L. w. Wallace of Baltimore. vice chair
man of this committee, called by Mr..
Hoover one of the most important in
struments through which the engineers
of America will carry out a far-reach-
ing program of public service.
"'This loss does not affect the pres
ent, but future for generations to come
will realize the loss of these men and
their potential prosperity the indus.
trial engineer must devise said Mr..
Wallace. TO offset this loss, the in
duStriSl engineer must devise new
plans, new methods and new equip
ment.
'"ro offset this loss, the engineer
must give consideration to devising
means of using that large army of
industrial handicaps, men and women,
who, through accident or through mis-
carriage of the laws of nature, are lack
ing in some essential faculty of sense.
A close analysis of the job of work
to be done in modern industry will
disclose that in the modern industrial
plant there is an opportunity for men
and women with every sort of handi-
cap imaginable, to do successfully
some piece of work. 1t is the duty and
responsibility of the engineer to re-
lieve industry and society of such eX.
pense and loss, by making it. possible
for men. however handicapped, to find
useful employment.
"Thc strike is a very large source
of waste of human labor. Millions, l
do not know how many millions of
hours of labor, are lost each year
through strikes. All Of this loss could
be conserved il the strike corSl be
entirely eliminated. but we do not
believe that this will ever come TO
pass.
"Tn recent weeks we have heard
much about the efficacy of industrial
democracy, of shop committees, of
Senate and House plans, of collective
bargaining, and of panaceas for all
labor problems. During the same Pc
riod we have had striking examples
of the inadequacy of all these plans.
Industrial democracy is Il misnomer
unless fairly and honestly applied.
Collective bargaining is II great danger
if wrongly applied and is used as an
instrument of autocratic power"
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-21
why DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi-
cine.
It il q physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is strengthening medi-
cine. It helps the kidneys, liver and blad-
der do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test of years.
It is sold by all druggists on its merit
and it should help you. No other kidney
medicine has 30 many friends.
Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for .
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-21
chicago Gains on Crime wave.

Chicago-Chief of Police Fitzmor-
ris, Mayor Thompson, the crime COM
mission, the newspapers and an awak-
ened public spirit are producing re-
suits in the battle with crime condi-
tiOns. Murders have decreased 81 per
cent, burglaries 10 per cent and rob-
berries G per cent during 1920. as COM
pared with 1919. Automobile thefts,
however, increased 30 per cent. These
are the official figures presented by
Col. Henry Barrett Chamberlin, Oper-
ating director Of the Chicago Crime
Commission.
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-21
stock Convention Goes on Record
at Last.

paso. Textile American Ma
Live Stock Association adopted
kolution recommending enactment
Congress of constructive federal
lation regulating the packers, COM
hon men and traders"
Either the Gronna bill, now pend
lin the United States Senate, nor
Anderson bill, pending in the
BE of Representatives, was in
ed in name, although debate on the
rention floor on the report of the
Ilutions committee centered about
Gronna bill.
hiring this debate Fred II. Bixby
Long Beach, Calf, one of the prin-
II advocates of an Endorsement of
Gronna bill, explained that he had
kentcd, in the resolutions commit
TO have the words, "as set forth
Bic Gronna bill" eliminated from the
5orsing resolution "for the sake of
fmony and unity"
Emitted States Senator John B. Ken
lck of Wyoming, president of the as
ciatiOn, was reelected. Colorado
rings was unanimously selected for
& next annual convention, after Los
Igeles and Phoenix, Ariz., had with
nwn. The date for the next con-
hton will be set by the executive
nmittee. Senator Hendricks cleo
b was not contested.
phe only part of the resolutions
hmittee's report that was contested
is the section dealing with packer
Eislation, and that section was adopt
rs reported by the resolutions COM
|ttee.
E. A. Ammons, former governor of
dorado, introduced an amendment to
packer legislation resolution pro-
ding that regulation of the packers
ould be "by law" instead of by n
as contemplated under
e Gronna bill, and providing that
cli legislation cover all branches of
e industry, including transportation,
prkeiing, manufacturing and distri.
ltion.
After each side had debated for
irty minutes, Ammons withdrew his
nendment, as he said he understood
!. J. NJ. Wilson of Mckinley, wyo.,
lnted to present minority report
ON the resolutions committee.
ter the Ammons amendment had
en- withdrawn, a vote was called for
the original resolution and it was
clared carried by an aye and nay
tie. DIR. Wilson then announced that
would not present minority re-
rt.
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-21
Keep Flag Used for prape.

=. Waslaington.--The American flag
draping the casket of all soldier dead
returned from Europe may be retained
by the relatives II the body Is sent TO
fhe family home for burial. The flag
should not be buried with the body 1t
Ia used to drape, but should remain In
place until just before the closing Of
the funeral. It II then TO be removed.
This Is the practice 1t burials at lia-
tlonal cemeteries and the one which
shou,d preynil at ctifsf military fsiners:
alls