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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

Berlin, enero 26.-Las fabri-
cas- alemanas han obtenido ell
contrato para la construction de
250 locomotoras para los ferro-
carriles de Espaa, al precio de
trescientos veinticinco mil pese-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

(lmportantc d0CumcntO elcvad0 Dor Ia
casa Dc America dc Barcelona
al G0bIorn0 ESpdliol.)

AMPAlNtAL de io& e&canuaioNOs
mhoe qne se riencn obscryando ca
lss mcvancias que sse descargan
cn los mncllcs de San Juan, pare
ser ecogidos scguidamente. por
sns consignatarios. y procedcntes
dc los Esiados Cnidos: 81 no en-
las que. a su borlo pOrtan los va.
pores procedcntes de distintos
pnntos de Europa y deacargan
aqui, de trinsito, para las vecinas
Repdblicas.
Como delegado de la Casa de
America, en- Barcelona, acaba de
llegar a mi poder un importante
documento relacionado con tan
punibles robos, qne creo re gran
interes, para el general desenvol'
vimiento de La exportaci6n Y Ia
importation.
Dice asi el documento de La
casa dc America en- Barcelona
sMerced a la gentil propuesta,
muy agradecida, del Doctor Gas
tao da Cunha, delegado del Bra
sil, el Consejo de la Socicdcd dc
las Nacioaes, en- su session celebra
da en- San Sebastian, acordt que
la Conferencia International del
Transito, que debera reunirse en-
enero pr6ximo, Sc realice en- Es-
paila y en- nuestra ciudad de Bar
celona.
El asunto general de las deli
beraciones de la Conferencia afee
IA singularmente a nuestro pals
colocado entire dos naciones cor
las cuales nos, interesa en- gran
manera sostener la mayor intimi-
dad de relaciones, Y en- la avan-
zada del viejo Continente, con
puertos de arribada y de partida
naturales en- la communication eu-
ropea o americana. Pero existe
ademas otra raz6n para que Es-
paiia utilize la Conferencia en-
bien de sus propios intereses y
dc los similares de los demas paf-
ses: La necesidad de remediar Ell
abuse intolerable que signifca
el robo sistematico de que son OBJ
jeto las mercaderias espaholas
Gal igual que las de los demas pal
ses en- iguales circunstancias)
obligadas al transito por deter
minadas fronteras para legar a
su destino.
Verdad es que antes de la gue-
ira produciansc va tales abusos !;
pero en- escala mucho menor y sin
que hubiera base fundada para
achacarlos d intencionadas negli-
oencias nor narfe (le (7termina-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

q Nccts Ocarre 10 urwpiO. la 90
cnmentaci6n sobre tales abuses
es ccpiosa. ademas de interesante
por 10 mnlticolor.
LAS Was de communication di.
iicultan de una manera grande
nnestras transacciOnes." nos es-
criben de ManaOs - maxine las
de Barcelona, que tienen que efec
tnarse via Lisboa, en- cuyas adua-
mas sc pudren a veces nuestrOs ar.
ffculos antes de ser despacha.
dos. >"
g.. .Es evidente que algunos
paises no latinos han hechO el pro
p6sito de disgustar a los impOr-
sadores centroamericanos de ar
tfculos de otras naciones, demo
rando las remesas v saqueando-
las de tai manera que quien hace
un pedido no hace otro",-nos es.
criben por otra parte. Y testimo-
MOS, para nosotros autorizados,
como estos nos llegan a porrillo
con. una pronunciada tendencia
al aumentO numerico de los casos
que les causan, verdaderamente
abrumadora v alarmante.
Reconocemos que existen mu-
ch0s, numerosos casOs de robo
vulgar, independence de todo
otro designio, fruto sin duda de
a relajacion del sentido moral
ncOncebible Y dolOrOsO que nos
IA dejado la guerra. Mas sea CO.
40 sea, Y subrayando ell heeh0 de
iue ell robo Sc ha especifcado en-
a Europa occidental y central y
os manejOs desleales en- Oriente
Y Ultramar, entendemos llegada
IA hora de que sc dicten aquellas
nedidas que la necesidad impone
para atajar tan grave NAL, roper
cusivo en- ell desbarajuste de los
transportes y en- las ALIAS des-
mesuradas de los preciOs, medi-
das necesitadas de un acuerdo
preyio international, fin de
combatir con eficacia la negligen-
cia y ell saqueo politicos, 10 mis-
mo que el robo professional.
En- los Estados Unidos, ell Bu-
reaw of Foreign and domestic
Commerce, de Washington, reque
rido por diversas quejas de dis
tintos puntos de Europa, organi-
z6 no ha mucho' un Comite de in
vestigaci6n especial para diluci-
dar ell case de acuerd0 con la
american Manufacturers Export
Associ0tion y 'el American Insti-
tute of Marine Underscriters;; SO
practicaron numerosas averigua-
clones y Sc celebr6, por fin, una
Asamblea, con ell concurso de la
Camara de Comercio del Estado
de New York y de la National As
sociatioa of Manufacturers y la
asistencia del Gobierno, en- busca
siempre de las soluciones adecua-
das. Aceptandos la bondad de la
intenci6n no puede ocultarsenos
la utilidad de tai esfuerzo, como
ell gubernamental de Francia, el
de Suiza, y algunos otros simila-
res. Solo por una disposition ge-
neral, supranacional, que coordi-
nando todos los esfuerzos y orga-
nizaciones, desde la policia, He
que a la imposici6n de la sanction
penal de un boycott riguroso a los
pafses que infrinjan Ell acuerdo,
podra dominarse la epidemic. Por
ESQ entendemos que Ell Gobierno
de Su ajestad debiera instar
de Ia Sociedad de las Naciones
Ia inclusion del estudio del pro-
blema en- Ia Conferencia para la
organisation del transito."
Por 81 6onsejo Dc Go6ierno.
Mariana viada, Peesidente.
Rafael vehils, Director.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

lie aQui Ia respuesia del ilas-
tire hOmbre pGblico:
5. :. ''Coamo
Enero &c. ai.s3 A. N.
Manuel PalaciOs.
SenadO de p. r.
Agradecido homemade conaT,a-
triotas. SalUdo cordial para to-
dos. Reserve cubiegzo a Martin
Travieso.
Barcel6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
El General Foch ha recibido encargo de
los jefes de los Gobiernos aliados, de
estudiar la posibilidad de un desarme
universal Immediate.

E Gabnete ESpaol en- crisis Dato deClna formar Gab
nete. SMdurd en- e G0bernO? Obtiene la bue
nd pro para fdbrCdr $50 0COmOtOrdS para ESpdid
mordtOria gradual en- Cuba. EI peIiyrO pOltiCO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
Donativos entregados al senior
, C6nsyl de Espaia INFERNO,
DOn Jose NJ. LOmba.
$1164.10

Suma anterior, $1164.10
Remesado por ell Sc
nor Vice-Consul de Ma
yagIez:
Don Maximino Perez, 500
Jose Moreda, 500
Benigno Rodriguez, 500
Aurelio Carrera, 200
Jose G. Clemente, 200
Juan Bauza, 200
Jose Duran, 200
Fructuoso Leria, 100
Luis Pirallo, 100
Lucas Guerra, 100
Jose Fumero, 100 /.
Ricardo Mantaras, 100
Ramon ARIZONA, 100
Manuel Duran, 100
Cemente Javierre, 100
F" Martin G. Falagan, 100
Peregrino Lopez, 100
Julio Suarez, 100
Jose Berrocal, 100
Carlos Mantaras, 100
Angel Rodriguez, 100
Lucas Ramos, 100
Jose Berocal Munk, 100
Jose Lopez Pereira, 100
Benito Gonzalez, 100
Avelino Ferreiro, 100
$1206.10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

Al acto que revestira una gran
brillantez han sido invitados en-
representation de la prensa los
sehores Coll Y Vidal Josef,
Brau, Colon Baerga, Real Y Pc
rez Losada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
R E M A 7 E
A LAS 2 P. M.

vIERNEs 2s DE ENERo DE 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

Paris, enero 26.-El Generali-
simo Foch ha sido recomendado
por el Consejo de los Presidentes
de los Gabinetes aliados que Sc
reune actualmente en- esta CAPT.
tai para que estudie la posibili-
dad de un desarme universal. Ell
insigne militar ha aceptado la
efcomienda Y ha ofrecido dar eri
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

Habana, enero 26.-El probe
ma financiero sigue tambien sin
resolver, aunque probablemente
sera solucionado pronto, aceptan
do el proyecto del Senador don
Cosme de la corriente que pro-
pone Ia creaci6n de una Conf
sion que tome a su cargo el es-
tudio del conflicto y ell estableci-
miento de una moratoria esca-
lonada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

Habana, enero 26.-COnti-
MIA, sin atenuaciones, el Ito elec-
toral que. tan sacramento entOr-
pece Ia vida nacional cubana.
Los peri6dicos de ambOs parti-
dos Sc atribuyen la victoria, pc
70 la dnica cosa cierta es que
81 para el 20 de mayo no existe
en- Cuba un Gobierno legalmen-
tie constituido, la vida indepen-
,diente de la Repiblica estara en-
peligro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

Paris, enero 26.-Ha llegadO
a esta ciudad el senior de Vale
ra, titulado Presidente de la Re-
pdblica Irlandesa. Aunque Sc
hicieron trabajos de agitaci6n
aqui para que sc lie tributase al
patricia irlandes un recibimien-
to brillante v enthusiastic, la ac-
ci6n del Gobierno ha hecho fra
casar los preparativos Y Sc ha
evitado esa nota desagradablo
para Inglaterra, cuya alianza
con Francia exile consideracio-
mes especiales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
(Tesorero.)

tas cada una, comprometiendose
a entregar doscientas diez en-
diez meses. Los belgas presen-
taron una oferta de doscientas
noventa Y cinco mil pesetas por
cada maquina Y solo Sc compro-
metian a entregar cincuenta ma
quinas en- el plazo de diez meses.
Madrid, e2ero 26.-Con mott
vo del nuevo elevadisimo impues-
to ha sido clausurado el front6n
que Sc considera como uno de
los mayores atractivos de Ia
gran ciudad.
Madrid, enero 26.-Anoche di
miti6 ell Gabinete Dato. Ell Rey
pidi6 a don Eduardo que organi-
cara nuevo Gobierno, pero este
Sc nego en- absolute, diciendo al
Monarca que no encontraba Ia
collaboration que su responsible
lidad necesitaba. Ell Rey ha la
mado en- consulta a los jefes de
los distintos grupos politicos en-
ire los cuales los que siguen al
Marques de Alhucemas estan
hacienda una activa campaia,
pero ell Rey parece inclinarse
mas a ell Gobierno Maura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

PARA ATENDER A LOS GAS
TOS QUE ORIGINE LA APE
LACION DE LA SENTEN-
CIA RECAIDA SOBRE Ell
MARNERO ESPANOL EN-
SAINT THOMAS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
R E M A 7 E
Ell LUNEs "a DE ENER0 DE 1921.
A LAS 2 p. M.
En- el MuelIe "San Antonio"

1000 Sacos de Arroz varias clases.
600 Sacos de Arroz Blue Rose.
500 Sacos de Arroz Choice.
800 Sacos de Arroz White Blue
Rose (30e6 partido).
Condolences de costumbre.
IsIDoRo D. DELGADo.
AImonedero Pdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

breve su dictamen.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-05
at is TO LAUGH"

Certain gentlemen in New Mexico heartily be-
eve in the short ballot. They contend, with con-
siderable force that the list of candidates on the
average ballot is too long for the people to make
intelligent choice. They say that all but the heads
OF the tickets receive careful thought. They
therefore urge the election of three four state
officers upon whom will devove the duty Of APP
pointing the rest. The Journal has expressed its
approval Of such move provided some method is
devised to remove the dishonest of incompetent
among the elected officers
These gentlemen oppose appointive
commission in the land office on the ground that
1t would inject politics. into the management of
the affairs of the office They say that the governor
can not be depended upon to act wisely in the
public interest. What becomes of their short-baot
argument?
II they can not hope to elect honest and
competent governor. when the attention of the peo-
pie is riveted on that office. how they hope to
elect competent land commissioner when his name
and personality lost in long list of minor off,
Gals?
No thoughtful attention has been given by
the voters to the commissioner of the land office.
His nomination has been dictated by the politicians
His election has followed the fate of the bulk of the
ticket.
The appointment of bipartisan board by the
governor would fix the responsibility for the adj
ministration of this trust on that executive
The logic of these gentlemen is positively ludtc-
rous. As the French say, 'It Is to laugh"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-05
INJUSTICE TO EXCESS IMMIGRANTS.

Approximately 100 Greeks arriving In this
country in excess of the August quota ordered
deported, the first to which such measures have
been applied since the percentage immigration law
took effect. other quotas have been exceeded but
by some method the law was satisfied. Now the
statute is to be construed literally it being recog-
nzed probably that one evasion leads to others and
that there must be end Of circumvention
The situation offers proof that immigration is
badly handled under the restrictions There should
be some means of stopping on the other side those
whose coming would exceed the limit While the
law is explicit and is generous under the cir
cumstances, 1t is unfair to the immigrant for the
steamship company to take his money to carry him
here to be refused admittance. 1t does not remedy
tho injustice to compel the steamship company to
carry the immigrant home again. In that case his
money is gone and he is just where he started.
The immigrant cannot be expected to know
whether his arrival will be in excess Of those ad-
rnited for the month. but those who authorize his
massage should know and should be held re-
sponsble The lot OF the alien coming mere
at best is not an enviable one. 1t is
not likely to make him better citizen. however
he may be to be banded about. 1t may be diff
cult for him to comprehend why he is handled thus
and his uncertainty to the justice of the treat
ment will not add to his regard for government.
Were steamship companies required not only to
carry back rejected immigrant but also to refund
his passage money. the plan would work to relieve
the situation. doubtless. In fact the steamship COM
panies for years have used every possible method OF
induce Europeans to emigrate and they have been
strenuous directors to the restrictions that have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-05

EDITORIAL OF THE DAY
SENATOR SHOOTS TAX PLAN.
(From the Minneapolis rribunt.l

(From the Minneapolis Tribunt)
Simplifcation of the machinery of the
United States government is of the things which
the country demands. 1t is true that the revenue
bill just reported by the house committee does not
go very far along this line.
Now comes Senator Smoot of Utah, with a plan
which proposes to raise the necessary revenues from
six sources and six only. He suggests that the
nues come from these sources income taxx, 10 pei
cent tax on net corporation profits, tobacco taxes
estate taxes. manufacturers sales tax of per cent
and import taxes.
1t has been general conceded by such organiza-
tons as the Tax League Of America of which Mr.
Hazen j. Burton, of Minneapolis is the president
that the income takes estate tobacco and import
taxes remain. The Tax League has proposed the
pc cent sales or turnover tax Senator Smoot inaugu
rates the policy of sales tax by proposing 8 per
the 10 per cent on net profits of corporations.
The Smoot plan has one thing which must COM
mend 1t and that Is its simplicity. The completely
OF the present system has been harmful to both the
government and the taxpayers 1t should be studied
carefully because of that very simplicity. 1t is esti
mated by the Utah senator that its operation would
require only one-third of the present force employ
ed by the government to collect the taxes. That
alone is in its favor.
Whether the per manufacturers' sales tax
coupled with the 10 per cent corporation net
profits is better than the even more simple 1 per
cen sales or turnover tax is another question
The Smoot plan abolishes about thirty-five diff
ferent forms Of present taxes 1t does away entirely
with the excess profits tax which has proven to be
disappointment and failure In that respect at
least 1t Is superior to the house which re-
tains the excess profits tax for the current year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-05
AN AMENDED LEAGUE,

The League Of Nations is taking steps to So
modify article ten to relieve members of the OBJ
legation to use military force to uphold the terri
torial integrity of its members against external ag-
erosion.
This news Is subject to two interpretations &C.
cording to the mental attitude of the interpreter.
Republicans will say that the members Of the
league now see that the United States was right
in refusing to into the league with this clause
included in its constitution.
Democrats will say that 1t proves the league
constitution to have been tentative and that we were
unduly alarmed when we refused to go in and then
seek subsequent modification of the Objectionable
features.
third Interpretation may be made. Some
may feel this move TO be bid to this country to
join the league by first removing features to which
we object.
How the present league will work out is still
problematic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-05

Wiggily. want collar like that"
The bunny rabbit gentleman
twinkled his pink nose sideways for
a moment or two and then he said:
"Hum! SO you want collar; do
you, Jackie? Well, perhaps 1 can
make you one!"
"Oh, thank you'll" parked the
doggie boy.
"But, mind you, 1t will not be a
stylish one OF shiny brass!" spoke
the bunny. 1.-THE best can do will
be to make you a collar of birch
bark. You may try that, and, IL
you like it. perhaps you can save up
your pennies and buy yourself a
better one"
ooh. this is just dandy" parked
Jackie, capering about like lit
tie girl taking her dancing lesson.
"Please make me the collar!'
So Uncle Wiggily gnawed a piece
of bark off the birch tree and
sewed the ends together with strong
threads of grass. OF course, he
didn't sew 1t as nicely as Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy would have
done, but still it was pretty good
for a rabbit gentleman. When the
collar was finished Jackie put it
around his neck and, looking at
his shadow in a woodland pool Of
water, said:
Now Pm going to run and show
my brother Peetie. He'll see my
collar and want one like 1t. You
come with me, Uncle Wiggily and
If Peetie want collar you can
make him one"
Uncle Wiggily smiled but said
nothing. Off he hoped through
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-05

Yestidday after suppir me and
pop and ma was up in the setting
room, pop reeding the spoartins
page and ma looking at the jokes
without laffing and me wishing
dident half to go to bed soon, and
all Of a suddin who wawked In but
some little man with a big mus
fash. looking at me and pop and
ma and saying, Well well, we seem
to have compiny, this is a pleZzure
Haven't you made some mistake
sed ma.
You seem to of got in rong,
stranger, haw, haw, sed pop, and
the man sed, Haw haw Is correct,
the Joke is on me, jest moved TO
this nayberhood and l jest stepped
out for a short but sweet stroll af-
ter finishing batch of home brew
and 1 must of gently but fermly
wawked into the rong house, well
we'll, that's screen, that IS, OF
corse you cant blame me intirely
because the home brew may of had
something to do with 1t. You
know l don't trust home brew. /
like it, but I don't trust it.
That's all rite, that's quite all
right, sed pop, and the man sed,
Yes, axsident3 will happen in the
best of regulated families, and
that's the kind of family this is, /
cal. see at a giants.
Thank you, did you say your
LONE brew termed out all rite? sed
mop. and the man sed, All rite
duzzent begin to describe it, its the
kind of home brew that you gem
reilly ony taist in dreems, my ony
regret in the words of Nathan Hale
the CRATE patriot. is that l have
only this one batch to offer to my
country men.
Mother, I RELY think l awt to
see this gentleman home, 1t would
be no more than nayberly, sed pop,
and ma sed, o don't know.
hardly think he'll have eny ferther
trubble.
l mite, sed the man, its a small
werld but. under certen conditions
YOU can never tell wen you're going
to wawk into somebody eltses
house.
Certeny, its no more than nay
berly, sed pop. And he got his hat
and him and the man went out and
pop hadent come home yet wen
went to bed, and this morning he
dident get up till this afternoon on
account of feeling sick.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-05

! ing to be held at the Y. w. G. A.
cafeteria on next Monday night.
There are also to be elected at this
meeting the delegates to the state
convention of the American legion
to be held at Silver City in Octo-
Der. Another matter of importance
that is to be taken up at this meet
ing is the appointing of the COM
mittee to handle the membership
drive which is going to be ushered
In on the ex-soldiers of Albuquer-
que, beginning September 6. This
membership drive Is in response to
the last request of our late COM
mander, Col. G. w Galbraith, who
hoped that by an every Member
Get a Member" campaign the
membership of the American le-
gion might be doubled by october
81 of this year.
This meeting on next Tuesday
night at the Y. w. promises to be
one of the most important meet
ings of our post this year, and as
such, certainly warrants the sup
port of your presence. Dinner
starts at $50 o'clock sharp and
iiiiileuidlely upon tile complexion
of the gastric exhibition, the spe-
cial meeting will be called to or
der. The price Of the dinner IS
to be $500, which price also enti-
ties you to h good cigar or cigar
cite and the entertainment of one
Of the liveliest legion meetings
that was ever pulled off.
Put in your order for your plate
to John Fee today.