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Morris tribune., 1922-06-30
CITY NEWS ITEMS

CITY NEWS ITEMS
Read Home Builders ad this week.
.-"" adv If.
L. Moorhead of Alberta was in
Morris on business Tuesday.
For farm loans see A. A. Stone,
and save money, tt.
Phone or leave your city bus calls
at LaGrand Hotel. adv.
DR.. C. R. Christensen of Glenwood
was a visitor in Morris on Wednes-
day. -
Mrs. ]. H. Devenney returned
Tuesday evening from a visit to st.
Paul and Prior Lake.
Leave orders for bus calls at Mer-
chants Hotel any time day or night.
Griffith Bus line. adv. Aft.
Monte Brown, assistant attorney
general, was in Morris on business
thursday or this week.
George w. Wishard of Minneapolis
was a business visitor in Norris the
early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. spooner drove
to Minneapolis Sunday for visit of
several days in that city.
hn
Building and Loan stock will be due
August list. A. J. Stenger, secretary.
The next payment on the Morris
Building and Loan stock will be due
August LIST. A. J. Stenger, secretary.
Miss Florence Satter of Grand
Forks, N. D., is guest at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. A. C. Sat
ter.
Paul Spooner, Jr. left last Satur-
day for LitchfeId and Lake Koronis
where he is visiting with his grand
mother, Mrs. P. E. Hanson.
Miss Margaret HUH of Marsh
field, Wis, arrived Thursday for
short visit with her brother, Henry
HUH of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Barrett of Min
neapolis drove up to Morris Wednes-
day for few days visit with Mrs. L.
C. Spooner of this city.
L. G. Mustain drove as far as Will
mar Thursday with his father, T.
Mustain of Kansas City, Mo-, whohas
been visiting with his son here for
the past week.
I have a good used organ for sale,
1 large Victrola slightly used, l
small Victrola good as new. New
Kimball and AeoIian Photographs at
big reductions. J. A. Ringness.
The Morris Building and Loan as
ISOLATION is now open for business,
it was announced this week. One
loan has already been approved by
theboard Of directors and the deal is
now being closed.
Twelve new members were initial
ed by the Royal Neighbors at their
lightful refreshments we're served
and a very enjoyable social hour en-
joyed by those present.
The Ladies of the German Luther
an church will hold a lawn social
Sunday afternoon, July 9th, at the
William Weers home. Ice cream,
cake, coffee and sandwiches will be
served Everybody welcome.
Mrs. A. G.. English, a sister of Mrs.
A Leuty and son and two daughters
of Des Moines, Ia, are expected to
arrive Saturday of this week for
visit of a couple of weeks with DR..
and Mrs. Leuty of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Albertson drove
to PaynesvilIe on Sunday and were
accompanied home by their daughter
Mrs Theodore Schwartz and sons
Gerald and Kenneth of Joliet, Ill,
who will visit for some time at the
AlbertsOn home.
Marriage licenses were issued to
four couples during the past week by
E. c. Gilbert, clerk of court. The
following couples received licenses:
Edwin George GreIson and Katherine
Elizabeth Grossman, Fred H. Bruins
and Gladys NJ. Towner, Eric John
SOLVE and Marie Oline Larson, and
Oswald A. Robertson and Helen
Roberts.
Harry Adams having moved away,
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Alfred Stone, son of A. A Stone
and present incumbent, carried Itasca
county last week in the June primary
for the Office of county attorney.
While he was pressed hard by one
range candidate the prospects look
very good for his reelection this fall
in-the general election.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

The Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Symons
left Monday for Rochester where Mrs.
Symons expects to undergo an exam
nation by specialists at the hospital
in that city -n '.... @t"-.E
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

George w. Wishard of Minneapolis
early part of the week.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Helber of Alberta on
Saturday of last week.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. SpoOner drove
to Minneapolis Sunday for visit of
several days in that city.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rotramel and
Mrs. c. l. Dolva returned Thursday
from HawIey, Mimi, where they have
been visiting.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

The next payment on the Morris
Building and Loan stock will be due
August list. A. J. Stenger, secretary.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

The next payment on the Morris
Building and Loan stock will be due
August 1st. A. ]. Stenger, secretary.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

The Voss Studio announces the new
"Victava" finish. Just out. adv ct.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Paul Spooner, Jr. left last Satur-
day for Litchfeld and Lake Koronis
where he is visiting with his grand
mother, Mrs. P. E. Hanson.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Miss Florence Satter of Grand
Forks, N. D., is guest at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. A. C. Sat
ter.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Miss Molly Tommerdahl of Ben
son was a guest the early part of
this week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. L. Voss.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Miss Margaret HUH of Marsh
field, Wis, arrived Thursday for a
short visit with her brother, Henry
HUH of this city.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Barrett of Min
neapolis drove up to Morris Wednes-
day for few days visit with Mrs. l..
C. Spooner of this city.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

Campers No. TO-, a group of fresh
men and sophomore high school stu
dents, left Sunday to spend this week
at Lake MinnewaSka.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

There will be only one logical road
to take the Fourth and that leads to-
ward Morris.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-30

L. G. Mustain drove as far as Will
mar Thursday with his father, T.
Mustain of Kansas City, Mo-, whohas
been visiting with his son here for
the past week.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

caso ordena ell levahtamientO de-
embargo rrabado para asegyrar ID
seltencil.
The Porto Rico Fruit Exchange VS.
II. c. I.conhcrdt. Colr0 de diuer0
La Corte apraeha la CstiplliacioA dt
las parties Y ordena cl lcyantamicnto
del embargo trahado Y la cancellation
de Ia fanZa.
..ngel ORTIZ Y Lanz6. Ex-parte
Visa la mo"i6Il de la Administrations
jrlcial soi:ci:andos cntrcga de una
cantidad para renaracioncs. Ii Gorte
paS6 al Fiscal para su informe.
Il. Fabian Co. vs.. Ccrame Lopez
V Co. ! OTTO. THrceria. La Cor,e
Gicta .a,itelr.a ga este case. toricndG
al dcmardapte per ucs:stiGo Gc la
cotinuaciGn de este pitilo.
Jose Rivera Rodriguez. Dominic.
La C@-tc Geciaya justilicaiG el doni-
Mo De IL fi'ca descrita en- Ia rcsJ lu-
ci6n. IA fivor del prolnoyentc.
Guadalupe Gales Elias VS.. Arturo
Brave E;ignoHi. Ejccjti6n dc h,potc
"a y r,"ti5n de la Gemandanre, Ia
Ca!.e Ii ticne per deS.stida d@ esta
acci0n
Julio ,'aycro vs.. Qu'lcrio Cruz San
t0s. Procct1nicnto Gc hip tcca. IsUal
al antcr or.)
i.ancO C)mercia de Puerto Rice VS..
G,'illrTnl1 Escudpro Y otra. Cobr" de
cantidad. y mOc.0n eel dcmandante.
la Corh or,l:na al Secye!arit cXp:da
cl mandamento de eiecuci6il.
jose Cas.Ias Santana nccla rat.i6n
- he"cdrrCS. La Cortc declara Uni
COS universities hc-ederos de doEa Ma
riain Marquee Ddvila. q sus lcsftimos
padres don Juan Marquaz Isaac
Ddvila Y a $u vUdo ell Ia <r-ota rsu-
fructllllia de ley
Carries Paoli VS.. Rafael Colorado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

Corte dc Distrito, SecciGm Prncrd
Febrcro 1J.-S. Ramirez Co. VS.
Jose H. Avil6s. Cobro de pagar6. La
Corte dAcreta el aseguramiento de la
efcctividad de Ia sentencia
The Union Commercial Corporation
vs. Grcvatt Bros. INDUCTION. La Cor
te dict0 III auto de injunction contra
la Gc:nandada para que compareZca
el % del cCrliente. Il las nueve a. H..
Il moS.rar causas que tuviere para
que eSta Corte no. declare con lugar ell
Injunction solicitado.
Juan Angel Romero. ct. al. VS.. Mar
cClina Romero V otrGs. Nulidud de
tftulos. \ moci0n de Ia demandada
Maria Sells. IN Corte lc concedc una
Ultima pr0rroga de 20 dias para radi-
ar la exposition del case.
Elisa iticrlc vs.. Richard S. Can0-
vcr. DvGrci0. LA Co.te dcc,ara sin
iugar las tXccpcioncs Y concpde al de-
mandado 10 Gfas para contestar.
Mary Eddick 0tru IS. Clemente
B#schctti y otro. COhro dc dinero.
Ugual III aAiericr.)
Francisco JimGnaz Morales vs.. Da
Min CrdZado V Otro. Dcsahucio. Sc
Selal0 e! 23 del corritnte para una
inieva vista del memorandum de cos
t;lS.
jos. Siausa Go. vs. panZariii Y Co.
Oi1D. Cobro de dinHrU. \ mCci0n
del domanda 70 Santiago \. Panzardi.
In Corte Crdcla Il lo<; demandHntes
preston una fianZa de $500 para res
lIonder dc las costas dc este prOce-
Gimiento, que queGald cn suspense
hasta que So ~mpla csta orlen. ~
Ricardo II. Rl,mdGt vs. R0s;l Elisa
Grau. Ccbro dc cantidad. A muci6n
del Genandant.. la Cortc lc t:ene por
dcSistidp de In continuation de- este
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

condolences snaa
de utdad cenfco de odas las enme
dades Curabeermcsa hgieuIca uaconComoddad enerado
servicso.-Cuerpo mGdico residente el Sanatorio
admiten
nedicos Socedad
Departamentos especlaies para Senoras
Opacones esIeciae banos de luz de are hdro
elecucos hdroteapcos Rayo X FulguracIon
squtaivanente cunyencionales
PERSONAL CIENTIFICo
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: Amaio Roldan
DIRECTOR del CONSUL TORO Dr. don Manuel Quevedo Baez
CIRUJANO GENERAL DIR. don Rafael VGez Lopez
GANrA OJOS: DR. don Agustin K Lauger
RADICLOGO: DR.. Manuel Soto Rivera
Or. don Pedro Rivera Aponte. l.
eonM Manuel Pavia. ] = don Ramon Rui. Nazario-
CIRUJAMO DENTISTA: Dr. don Lorenzo r. Noa
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
Tiuadas de compa aptiud pctca aga expesnca
UONSULTAs.
de dias
Kecono $1,000 Conuta $500
Cirujano GeneaA Partcua de 10 II de La mahana
sabados
ell Espealisa-D a das aborables;
mGdicos Doctores Ruiz Nazio Cas-
L.
En- 81 Conuoio-Dr. VeleG. de So a4
Dr. Quevedo BAez de Auxiado los Doo
Rivera Aponte Pavia.
t COnSuoio,
Cruano Denta Consultoro ODone 10 plaza de
de a . de tarde
pagan tnendo derecho
mdicado la presentation
PREsIDENCIA Apartado 'TESoRERIA Apartado
JUAN PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

Fcbrero 14-Ram6n K. Infanz0n
vs. Rafael Pa!acios Ccrtad;i. Injunc-
| ton. (DesacatC). CrlcbraGa In Wis
ia Sobre desacato. In Ccrtc Gci0 sin
esecto 81 or,l2n &c Gc&a ,ato, J dispo-
ne nuey&m24:ie que ditho dcmandado
TsmUe-a t,da II matrri& inhamablc
iUe tCN@3 en I'll local 1mcritado en-
eSta acci6n, bajo paEa dc ticsacato Il
esta C0rje. refuiyi6ndole para que
cnmparezca ante la misn!a q. II Gel
corricntc, las nucvc Il M. para que
cXponga las caus;lS, ii algilnas tuvie-
e, por las cualeS no debe conceder-
ae q injunction permanente
GUillermo s. EScudcro VS.. Tomas
FGIiX. Cumplimicnto de coatra;o etc
s" rcc;bi6 del Hon. Tribunal Supre-
n 81 scntencia en este case, con-
filmaUdO
Hargar;ta Vidal. Administration
judicial. y moci0n da Ia pcticiona-
ria, Ia Cortr le autUIiza para rrcibr
lie don Pedro Gonzalez $SiG3.46 per-
tcnecicnteS Il Ella Y 4 su hiiH mon0r,
otOrgand9 la %pomdlen!c tarta de
iago Y cancel2c.0n &c hil,ottca, que
Il importe 20 GepG:itr NJ Srcrctarfa
de csta Cort", hasta nucYas rcsolucio-
uc<.
Auleli0 Miranda vs. Uni6N CONNER
| cial Corporation, K2Scisi6n. etc. la
Corte arrrde Il III SOiicituG de IcseS-
timicnto del .!t4nandantt,, Y on su con
sc"urncia e tccIras dcSiSid0 de la
p1oSrc1ri6n .le "s,e rlcilo. sin especial
| con- ,cna do e st:iS
Hilaro Maoso Gonzalez vs.. Alberto
! Flores, Dcgahacio. ia Cnrte dict6
orlcn para II cumpi:miento de Ia sen
tencia. poniondo ca possession al de
mandantr del inmucbl, etc.
lntOn.a Galan Miranda. Tufc.a. \
inoci6n de In tutora, Ia Cortc Crdena
que Ia incapacitada dola LlliSa Clall-
sell. ingr( So cm lp ManicOmiO In>ular.
| como pulientc. y en- union del Mar
shal ocupc y deposite en- pGder dei
miSm0, tod9s los efettcs que Sc Ell
cuentran en- Ia habitaci6n de d Ea Lui
81 ClauSGll.
Aurora LI;teIas vs.. Alejo Vamiuez
Dfy3rcio. So an0ta la rcbeldfa del
demandaJo.
| El Pueblo vs.. Acistio Maldonado
Jr., alteration Il III paz p1blica. Pc
: drO Ncnegas. infracci6E nj rcslamento
c. S. +. VISTA Ia confession de los
acusaGcS fucrOn condenad0s respecti-
vamente Il $50. 81 Y ccstas.
El Pueblo VS. Manuel GIL de RubiO.
lnfraccion nj reglamento de sanidad
| sobresefdo petici0n del Fiscal.
! FL Pueblo VS.. Jacinto Franco. infrac
ci0n Il Ia ley de arbitrios. Manuel
Gil de Rubio ALTERATION la paz
Pedro Figue-oa, infracci0n al artfculo
80. Fueron absuelt0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
CAMBIOS:
Peri6dicOs ViejOs Y
Papel para Programs

VendemOs pOr quintales un preciO
muy limitad0, tambien tenemos Totes
de este mismo papel sin impression
muy cOnveniente para programs de
cines, etc.
No compre sin antes sOlicitar pre-
clos a Cantero, Fernandez y Co., San
Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
T Procedinientos )udiciales

Gobro d. dollars. \ moci0n del Ia
quigrafo. la Corte le c0nccde una pro
rroga de 20 dias para radicar la
Transcription del anterior record.
+. +. SchIuter VS.. g. Hernandez
C0bro de dinpro. Vista Ia moci0n del
demandante sobre sust.tuciGn de fan
IA. la Corte senala la vista de la mis-
ma para el 23 del corripntp, a las dos
p. m.
Maria Ange vs.. y. Se!0ssr. Divor
clio. y m0ci6n Del Taqufgrafo. ID Cor
tc lc conccde pr6rroga de dicz lfa>
para radicar Ia transcription de Ia
Hyidencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
UN VERDADERO MAGO

Esta santurce del Pque No s mas ceebre Pro-
CIENCIAS 0CLTAS cua dar
grandes conocimentos TELEPATIA GRAFOLOGIA Carlo
MANCIA BOTANICAL QUIROMANCIA NIGROMANCIA, ESPIRI
TISMO, MAGNETISMO y MENTALISM0. Tamben SUGGESTION
DISTANCIA TIENE TODOS LOS LIBR0S QUE UD PUEDA NE
CESITAR EN- TRATADOS DE CIENCIAS OCULTAS Visteo
Epsta podra I'd DIR communication
de cualquer querido I'd DESEA LA F0TOGRAFIA DE
FAMILIAR podra obtener Pu todos esos traba
gratis que sepan dond egan conocmienos
DESEA I'D. YER UN FAMILIAR MUERTO EN- UN ESPEJ0?
Que Ud amores Veneer los nemigo? Consegur
felcdad? Escriba hoy msmo NO MANDE SELL0S sabra
pasado presene GRATIS Prcos LA C0NSULTA GRA
IT'S LA SUERTE DE LA BARAJA GRATIS. LA BUENA VEN
TURA GRATIS. Ell sIGNO GRATIS = Drjasc a
DIR. o. DOHNE V.
P O. BOX 21 sANTURCE PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

Cortc dc DiStrito. secci6A scgunda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

Cortc dc Distrito, Secci6p Pri.ncra.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
RUSSIA'S own PLAN
FOR REHABILITATION
Provides for Debt Liquidation,
Relations With Europe
and Production.
OFFER MANY CONCESSIONS
While Czarist Loans Will Be
Recognized They Can't
Be Paid.
OFFER MANY CONCESSIONS

GENOA, April IL (Associated Press).
1T ig understood that the Russian
delegation has drawn up n special re-
port containing detailed recommenda-
tions and plans for the economic re-
organization of Russia, which will be
submitted to the conference In due
time The report. drawr up by the
allied experts in Londor. concerning
Russia. which is now in the hands OF
the different delegates, will also serve
as a basis for definite action.
Concrete projects dealing with Rus
sia are also attributed to both Great
Britain and France, but the nature OF
these plans has not yet been divulged.
The scheme which the Russians win
submit to the conference, according TO
the Exchange Telegraph correspondent
is divided into three parts-frst. liquida-
ton Of past debts: second. resumption
of relations with Europe; third. reestao D.
lishment of Russian production.
1t is agreed that the Soviets VIII
recognize fully the debts OF the old
regime, but 1t is pointed out that "
will be utterly impossible to pay them.
The debt to France alone is 100000
900 gold rubles; hence a moratorium
will be necessary IL the Allies demand
indemnity for war damages from Russia.
Russia must demand indemnity for dam
ages caused by the Kolchak, Dcnikine
and Wrangcl offensives.
The Russian delegates recognized
that to secure foreign capital Russia
must insure adequate returns and ample
guarantees. The delegates. therefore
Will submit TO the conference u ne"
iuridical code which they have pre-
pared covering foreign capital and prop
erty and Individual rights In Russia
Russia does not intend to grant unlim-
tied concessions of her soil or the great
elementary industries which belong to
the State, but will widen the field of the
state rights in granting concessions IN
mines, factories, forests and cultivatabie
land under full legal guarantees which
are now being prepared, including pro-
vision for settling disputes arising be-
tween Russians and foreigners
The plan provides for similar con-
cessions and guarantees for the resunp-
tion OF commerce, the state, however,
retaining control OF its monopoly In
combustibles and raw materials. But
entire state control, even in this, Is
reducible as normal relations are in
creased The plan further provides for
disarmament provided 1t is met by
reciprocal efforts on the part Of other
states.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Judge Irvine, Wet, Makes Big
Gain on Republicans in 37th
Congressional District.
vOLSTEAD LAW THE ISSUE
Cites All Voted Wet, but the
Country Districts Saved Day
for the Dry Forces.

CORNING, y. Y, April 1i.--With the
normal Republican plurality greatly
reduced. the Thirty-seventh Congress
district to-day elected Lewis Henry.
Republican. of Elmira. to the House
Of Representatives to flll the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Alanson
g. Houghton, now United States Am
bassador to Berlin.
Henry's plurality over Judge Frank
Irvine, Democrat, of Ithaca, was 3.087.
The vote in the five counties which
make up the district was: Henry,
a0,7s9: Irvine. HIP. In 1920 the vote
in the district was: Htughton. Re-
publican, 51,512: Durham, Democrat
21.762.
Opponents OF prohibition tonight we're
haiing the result as victory in spite
of the fact that Judge Irvine, who ran
on platform of opposition to the Vol
stead act, was defeated. They pointed
to the fact that Republican plurality
OF nearly 10000 in 1920 had been re-
duced to 5000. with nearly half the total
vote cast.
They also regarded as significant the
fact that Judge Irvine carried every
city IN the district All the municipal
tiles had voted for prohibition under the
State local option act IN 1918, hcforc
the advent OF national prohibition.
Judge Irvine carried Elmira by l.759.
Corning by 625. Hornel hy $50 and
ithaca by 26S. He carried Chemung
county BY 3sS. but lost all OF the other
counties. The vote by counties was as
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Objects to Island Empire at
Genoa While She Occu-
pies Siberia.
RUMANIA ALSO GUILTY
Ishii Declares That Toxic Will
Be Represented Despite Boil
sheviki's Protest.

GENOA, April IL (Associated Press).
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin OF
Russia protested against the presence
of the Rumanian and Japanese dele
gates on the principal conference COM
mittee because Rur1ania was occupy
ing Bessarabia and Japan was occupy
ing portions OF Siberia.
1t had been decided to give repre-
sentation on the committee to the
smaller Powers. and 1t was announced
on their behalf that they had selected
Poland. Rumania. Switzerland and
Sweden to represent them.
NJ. Tchitcherin, on hearing Rumania
mentioned. said: why Rumania,
which is holding the Russian province
of Bessarabia?" He also protested
against the presence OF Japan.
Regarding this last protest, Viscount
Ishii, representing Japan. is quoted as
remarking:
Japan is here and will stay here,
whether NJ. Tchitcherin likes It or
rot"
The protest OF the Bolsheviki against
the presence OF the Japanese In the con-
ference because they occupy Siberia has
had the effect OF raising the Siberian
question at Genoa as part of the Rus
sian problem.
Literature made public here by Rus
SLAMS who are progressive. but not Boil
shevist. ana are opposed to the Bolshe-
visit regime. brings forward a new point
OF view on the Siberian question. This
is the contention that owing TO internal
troubles Russia is unable TO give aid to
and protect the rights and legitimate
interests Of her Asiatic white population,
which. II is claimed, may in few dec
ades reach a total OF 5o.ooo.ooo.
II IL argued that Japan has seized
Russian territory bordering on the Pa
cifc, possibly with the Intention OF DOM
mating this outlet TO the sea and OF ex-
ercisng control over this white popula-
ton, fearing that the growth Of virile
white civilization on the reighboring
coast would be a potential menace in
the future. Therefore Japan seeks to
assure her position OF supremacy in Asia
DN taIHk duNsHthsc u PAcSNHA ShiNuAii
stances 70 block this development.
The statement continues: 1T has
heretofore been considered axiomatic
that no white population should be SUBJ
jected to the rule or control OF the
yellow race. II appears. therefore, In
conceivable that the racial significance
OF the development OF the white man in
Siberia will be lost upon other peoples
tho rt Siberian
Russia to be dominated by an alien race
or have its outlet to the sea cut of"
The Japanese answer TO this here, as
at Washington. Is that Japan has no
intention OF dominating or remaining
permanently In Siberia; that she seeks
merely the economic growth OF Siberia
In which. frst OF all. order must reign.
and. incidentally. Japanese interests
must be protected.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
The Leviathai1 Renamed
the President Harding

w IASHINGTON, April 1.-The
wv steamship Leviathan, now
being reconditioned by the
Shipping Board at the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
plant, has been renamed the Presi-
dent Harding, Chairman Lasker
announced to-day.
This name was selected among
the Presidents. Mr.. Lasker said. at
the request of commissioners
Thompson and Chamberlain. DEM
ocratic members of tine board. who
said that the Leviathsn, the queen
OF the seas, should be named after
the one "who had done more than
any other one man" to upbuild the
American merchant marine
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
VANISHING OF LIQUOR
FROM YACHT DENIED
Buyer of Florida Water Re-
leased by Judge.

Sheriff Charles Smith OF Nassau coun-
" was indignant yesterday over pub
lished reports that large quantities of
liquor had been removed ilicitly from
the converted yacht Edith. which was
captured at Bay,ille two weeks ago and
guarded by the local authorities until
Federal agents took II over The Sheriff
said:
II don't know what happened before
we arrived there. After we took charge
am sure no liquor was removed except
by US and that Is now in the Jail"
Mike Pollus OF Havcrstraw was in
Manhattan TO visit some friends and
while passing along eighth street near
Second avenue found a pedestrian ped
ding Florida water. lie bought n gal
Ion for ~. AZ Tenth street Mike en-
courtcrcd Patrolman Nathan Whitman.
who conhscnted the gallon glass jar
and took his man before Magistrate
Sweetser in the Essex Market Court on
charge Of violating the Mulan-Gage
act The patrolman said the jar con-
taincd Scotch whlskey.
The prisoner was discis ssH without
his Florida water after tonvlrciAf ~
court that he al rot kHow lne eiaas
contaIncr contaiiss5 lnioNNa line iigund
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Inquiry in Death OF du Ponf Child
Treated BY a Christian Scientist

member of the Flrs; Church OF Christ.
Scientist, in Wilmington.
The father of the boy. Francis du
pont, is cousin OF Alfred T. du Pont
OF Wilmington and is associated with
hir in business
A hearing was held before the Board
cf Health tonight. II was alleged by
Director Purbush OF the Department
OF Health and Dr. A. A. Cairns, chief
medical Inspector, that DR.. Thacher
had not reported the case as one OF
contagious disease until fortv-eight
hours after diagnosis.
Mr. and Mrs. du Pont were present
al the hearing, but only the father was
asked to testify. He said that Chris
tlon Scientists had been called In, but
declared that they did not interfere
with the medical physicians IN the
slightest"