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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15
CHANGES
IN FEDERAL
TAX SYSTEM
Democrats and Pro-
g,ressive r e p u b
licans in New Con-
gress Expected to
Revise Laws

Washington, Nov. 10 tBy the
Associated Press).-The pressing
of several important tax revision
proposals in the Sixty-eighth con-
gress was forecast today by some
leaders of the progressive" Re-
publicans and the Democrats on
the basis of the sharp changes in
the sizes Of the majoritles and
minorities in the house and SEN
ate asa result of Tuesdays cleo
tions. They said revision propo-
sitions would come from both the
majority and minority sides.
Chief among the tax plans OF the
Republican e.progressives' is an
impost on the undistributed sur
pluses of corporations, affecting
also stock dividends. Such a tax is
favored by the Democrats in the
view of Representatiye Oldfeld of
Arkansas, the minority whip"
and a member Of the ways and
means committee which deals
WIFI revenue llI&llClS.
Mr.. oldfeld also expressed the
opinion that the Democrats would
favor reenactment of the excess
profits tax but in modified
form; increased inheritance taxes
on graduated scale and the i'm
position of gift tax in an effort to
reach those OF wealth seeking to
avoid the payment OF high sur
taxes through gifts Of money to
relatives.
These taxes have been opposed
heretofore by administration off
GERS who have made it plain that
they have not now in mind any
general revision Of the existing
revenue law, which was enacted late
last year and which became gen
orally eectie last January 1.
Proponents of the proposed
changes expressed confidence to-
day, however that with the change
in the house membership IN the
new congress they would have
more than an even chance of#suc5
cess. Progressive. Republican,
leaders, IN their estimates of
strength count on almost solid
Democratic support for their pro-
posals and likewise the Democrats
look to the left wing of the ma
jority party for support for their
program.
There seems to be more doubt in
the minds of these leaders about
the situation insthe senate, butthey
expressed hope that with an in
creased Democratic and Republican
progressive" vote there a revision
plan could be put through. They
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15
hite Way
nluminates Bus
mess District
Formal inauguration of New
Lighting System IN sBusi-
ness Section Witnessed
by Thousands

sumter,s new white way was
lighted for the first time Thursday
night with appropriate celebration
sy the citizens. A line OF parade,
the leading vehicles in which We're
Tie band wagon, fire truck and
police department. formed in front
ssef the Court House and as the.
lights came on at s O'clock, pro-
cseded down the street lined with
cars In the middle and citizens on
the sideWalk to below the light
Ing plant and to the center Of Main:
Street, where the speakers stand
Nas placed.
City Manager O,Quinn was
master of ceremonies and intro
duced Mayor L. D. Jennings, the
Principal speaker. The mayor gave
"a interesting talk, ano*Rg figures
at length to show the progress OF.
the town. He rehearsed The his
Tory OF the municipal lighting.
plant. which was built in 1920 at
cost OF ss53s06a, the: sale of old
properly reducing the cost to
sS38. .000. The gross income for.
The past fiscal year was Sf32s06W
The total cost of the new white.
way, which is the latest word IN.
Ihis kind OF lighting, has been only
i. .s02.
The mayor pointed out with con-
sclnsive figures that in eight years
Ihder its present efficient man
sgement; without any Increase in,
Sates, it would entirely pay for it
self. the plant and liquidation of
bends Arrangement is being
nade by which the towneof Mayes-.
vile will get. its lights from the:
salmter plant. Mr.. Jennings told
of the trials and tribulations
council went through in disposing
o bonds and raising money for the.
pnilding of the plant two years ago.
They walked nospath of roses, 2,
he said Even the local banks
failed TO comet the rescue Of the
city when it was about te. be sued
and with no money in sight: The,
rtoney was obtained from New,
York, however, and today the cred:
il OF the city is good. It has no.
dfmcuity in raising any amount
there at a moments notice.
sss Mr. Jennings scored the Sufnter
Gas company for its action in try
S ing to force a higher rate than It's
franchise caHed for. The electric
enTrent rate was not even raised
during ! war. The. gas Sconai ioany
was permitted q higher rate then
and has refused since to reduce
along with everything else. The
ease is now in the court, the city
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15
Marriage License.

White:
chas. Thomas Paysinger, Sum
merton and Cora Elizabeth Eleazer,
Newberry.
Colored:
John Lemon and Carrie Smith,
|summerton.
John Bowman and Lille Smith,
Sumter.
scipio Grant and Evelina Deas,
Providence.
Eevi Richardson and Henrietta
Benjamin, Mayesviie.
Preston Walters and Jerry Wat
son, Pinewood.
Mxcy Pettigrew and Julia
Junius.
James Williams and Mary SUM
/ ter, Sumter. =
John Williams and Alleass Har-
|ris, Hagood. ) - 81
Lots OF people go around hunt
ing temptations to avoid.
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20.
Death.

IA telegram was received MendaE
from Mr.. s. K. Rowland announcs.'
ing the death at, 5 o'clock M0nday
morning at Henderson, ~. e. zss
Mr.. Watkins, the father OF Mrs. Ss
4. Rowland. The funeral services
VIII be held Tuesday morning. =
Vegetables that colld be grown
in Sumter county are being shipped
in from other: sections and sold on
the local market. -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15

Columbia, Nov. 1s.-Mrs. A. B.
Beard, former postmistress at
Warrenvilie. in Aiken County, is
due to begin service Of six months
sentence in the Florence county
Jail today. following her sentencing
in federal court in Columbia Mon
day to this prison term. and the
payment of s1,161, which was
the amount of shortage charged
against her as postmistress. She
pleaded guilty, to the charge of
;misappropriating. federal funds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15
The Hal-Mills Case;
Attorney Mott is Ready 30
Present Indie t m en- t 81
Against Two Men and
! One Woman

New Brunswick, Nov 11.-only
question of procedure is, delaying
the presentation Of the Hail-MilIs
case to the grand jury, Attornes;
Mott announced. He is undecided
whether to await Justice Parker;
or try to have another justice act
in Judge Parker's absence He dss
clared he considered the evidence
in hand sufficient to warrant the
indictments of two men and one
woman.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15
TOWN And COUNTY news

having won two decisions so far.
At the close Of the mayors adj
dress NJ A. Doughty, manager OF
the municipal lighting plant, under
whom the white way had been in
stalled, was introduced to an ap-
preciative audience. Sumter's band
furnished music for the evening
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15
THE FAME OF
DIXIE BRICK
Sumter Brick Works Shipping
Brick For Fine Buildings
in Canada

The fame OF Dixie Texture brick,
"a Sumter product, which has won
recognition all over this country,
has now spread to Canada and a
large shipment was made to Mon
treal quite recently. This year all
records have been broken for long
distance. haals, for besides Mon
treal orders have been flied in
Milwaukee, Detroit, Rochester,
MINI, the freight to the latter
place exceeding the amount one or
dinarily spends for brick. Sumter
brick comes high, but as the ar
Schiteets come into a knowledge OF
1t they are insisting on it for their
finer buildings. In the East two
large apartments are being con-
,structed Of this brick on Common
wealth avenue in Boston, and a
10000 home in the suburbs of
Boston built with this South Caro-
Ina clay is said to be the most
beautiful brick building in New
England. The wing Of the Shell
burne hotel o nteh broadwalk in
Atlantic City. for which Sumter
supplied the brick, has attracted
much attention, the proprietor and
clerks reporting that there has
scarcely been a day since the COM
pletion Of the new wing last spring
that people did not stop in to in-
auire where the brick was obtained:
The hotel is to be rebuilt in units
covering a period of five years and
Dixie Texture VIII be used through.
out.
This brick takes on pleasing
air OF antiquity very shortly on ac-
count of the soft, warm coiorings
IN it, in contrast to- the harsh APP
pearance of ordinary brick. There
is no artificial coloring used in it,
SO the natural colors never fade. It
IS a. reproduction Of the old Eng
lish handmade brick. -
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VIII Name Smith.

Knoxville. Tenn-, Nov PA
committal that he would appoint
Guy:L. Smith, editor and publisher
OF the johnson City Chronicle, to the
United States senate should va
.caney be created blythe elevation OF
Senator Shields Of Tennessee to the
supreme court was given in a state
ment by Cox. Alt A. Taylor. pub
lished in the Journal and Tribune
today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15

The man worth while is the man
who can smile when his neighbor
struggles along with a song.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15

Trouble with electing the wrong
man to office is you cant get your
money back If not. satisfied.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15

The fire department was called
out Saturday afternoon to ex-
tinguish a fire at the home Of Mr..
j. c. Huger, corner OF Washington
and Broad streets. being the second
fire In this house during the week.
The roof was practically burned
off, and it's believed the fire was
caused by a defective wire.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15

pointed out that it was the senate
as now constituted that upset the
original proposal to reduce the
maximum income surtax to 80 per
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15

Seeing her. before breakfast is a
fine cure sfor being love sick.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-11-15

Postmistress Sent to Jail.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-19

(De ssLa Prensa'' de New York;
sInf6rmase a., dos enefermedades d. Sc
con7ideraban incurables, la diabetes Y
la gangrena, hanse trataao con exito
en- la ciudad.
Asegirase que, mediante un metodo
descubierto por el doctor Benjamin
Jablons, msdico inspector de st. Mark S
Hospital, es possible detener la marcha
de la gangrena y curar dicha enferme-
dad, sin que sea menester efectuar am
putaciones. En- el curse de los tltimos
diez v ocho meses, indicase, hase apli-
cado dicho m6todo con feIces resulta-
dos, en- mas de 200 casos.
La existencia del metodo del doctor
Jablcns, Que consiste en- inyecciones
intravenosas de una soluci6n quimica,
fue revelada Ell martes, al tenerse como
cimierto de que un paciente, Mr.. Ed
ward Trainor, con residencia en- la casa
Mo. 25 de Broad avenue, en- ossining,
n, Y, habfa sido dado de alta en- Ell
st. Mark s Hospital, por estar curadoI
de la enfermedad de Remand, una forma
de gangrena que padecia, cuya causa
Sc desconoce.
Trainor, que cuenta treinta y tres
amos de edad, sufri6 el terrible NAL por
espacio de nueve amos. Primeramente
Sc manifesto en- un dedo de su pie de-
recho, que tuvo que amputarse. Duran
te los tres nltimos amos sufri6 once
cperaciones, perdiendo ambas piernas
y un dedo de su mano derecha.
Hace unas cuantas semanas, un amt
go de Trinor Sc rehus6 revelar, le re-
comend6 al doctor Jablons. Present6se,
en- consecuencia, en- el st. Marks Hos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-19
is DE DrcIEMBRE DE 1895
NACIc BRETON DE Los
HERRERos

veintinueve amos contaba Ell mas
fecundo poeta y popular autor drama
tico del siglo XIX cuando tuvo que
acogerse la Prensa periodical pata
roder subsistir. TRISTISIMO PERIo.
DO llama Ell Marques de Molins a ios
seis amos que vivi6 casi exclnsivamen.
tc del periodismo e. autor de MAJ
CELIA. Periodic glorioso lie Iamariamos
nosotros con mas justicia, pues desdc
1880 al 36 freron innumerables las sa-
tiras. letril-as y epigramas politicos
que brotaron de su pluma que hicie-
ION Sc buscasen con avidez Ell CORREO
LITERARIO Y MERCANTIL, LA AU
RoRA DE EsPANA (diario dedicado
a la reina Isabel III Ell UNIVERSAL,
LA ABEJA y LA LEY.
Ell primer periodico en- que co,abor6
Breton Sc titulaba DIARIo LITERA-
RIO MERCANTILE, que obtuvo escasa
vida, pues di6 principle el 10. de abril
dc 1926 ces6 81 10 de julio del mis-
mo afio.
Ell primer articuIo que frmo con a
B., inicial de su apellido, Sc halla en-
el nnlnero del CoRREO LITERARIO
Y MERCANTIL correspondence a. ID.
dc atril de 1881, pero Breton era va
redactor de este periodico hacia por
20 menos un afo, pues en- carta fs-
cha6a Ell IL de JUNO de 1880, decia al
ntonces captain de Caballeria Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-19
Un triunfo de la ciienciia

pital, v por espacio de tres semanas re-
cibi6 una inyecci6n diaria. La enferne-
dad, que amenazaba SUI n1ano derecha
principle a ceder desde luego y 6l re-
Icientemente regres6 su residencia sin
tiendose feliz.
La primera curaci6n de la diabetes,
con ell tratamiento del insulin, de que
existe registro en- la metr6poh, tuvo
efecto en- George Van Hassel. de 16
amos de edad. Ell doctor Thamos Howell
superintendent del New York Hospi-
tai, da fe de la misma.
Van Hassel fue transportado di-
cho hospital del Seney Hospital, hace
cosa de tres semanas, encontrandose en-
estado comatoso v en- peligro inminente
de muerte. Embellishments fu6 tratado
con insular, derivado del pancreas de I'm
cerdo. salio de la CANA en- que Sc
hallaba.
FL joven Hassel, que sali6 del hospi-
tai en- buenas condiciones fisicas, ten
dra no obstante, que guardian cierta die
ia recibir inyecciones de insulin de
vez en- cuando. Asegirase que vivira
indefnidamente, 81 guarda las precau-
clones debidas
Hasta la fecha todos los enfermos de
diabetes morian en- su mayoria y sin
exception cuantos cafan en- un estado
comatoso.
Eel insulin fue descubierto por los
doctores Bantin @. H. Best, gradua-
dos de La universidad de Toronto.
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MOtores, Dinam0s, ACu-
nluIadOres para autos

Vendemos acumuIadores nuevos y de
uso para autos, trucks y estaciones de
radiote,efonia, precios desde SIS en-
adelante.
Somos expertos en- la reparaci6n do
motores, dinamos, acumuladores, todas
classes de aparatos electricos, espe-
cislmente en- Ell sistema el6ctrico de an
tos. Compramos armaduras y motores
quemados.
Cargamos acumuladores. Cuando ell
acumulador de su auto necesite aqua
destilada acido, traigalo q nuestro
taller; ofrecemos este servicio "Gra-
tis,'.
PERCY HERMANos. PONCE, p. e.
Telefono 46s, Gale Isabel No. 12
(Frente al Garage Panzardi). Advt.
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Tai dla como hoy

de Ia Pozuela, hoy conde de Cheste:
"lCaro Pezuela! Te incluyo dos M
meros de- CoRREo en- que Sc han In
sertado el artfculo Y verso que me
eDviaste, sintiendo en- el alma que e
cernicalo de Rementeria. a pretexto d.
tener pendientes materiales de mas ur
gencia, Sc haya dejado en- la carriers
llno de tus sonetos. iComo ha de ser
va sabes que yo no mando soberarc
en- la redacci6n.
|, Ell califcado de CERNICALO pc:
Breton, era don Mariana Relnenteria
director -propietario del peri6dico.
Lo primero que public6 con sus ini.
cialea M. B., fue esta paranoniasia:
Con A demuestro qui6n soy;
con E me encuentro en- la misa;
con llaf1o q mi mujer;
con o soy sacerdotisa;
y con U soy en- la iglesia
la persona mas precisa.
La pa.abra es CARA.
Hreton como lperiodista, tanto en
p-o1a como en- verso, hacia rese6a de
los acontecimientos contemporaneos;
compcsiciones Que estan por complete
clvidadas y Que, reunidas y dadas s
luz, alcanz1rLan gran exito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-19
EMPLAzAM1ENTo
No. g3s.-

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO, a
Tafae. M. Rivera, Habana, Cuba, 0
sea el demandado antes mencionado.-
POR LA PREsENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA Al listed que Sc ha presentado en-
In oficina del Secretario de la ccrte oe
nistrito de San Juan, del Distcsto Ju-
dicial del Primer Distrito, Puerto Ri
co, la demanda de la actora antes CT
taaa, en- "a cual alega que contraio
matrimonio con I'D en- 20 de ,Noviern-
Ire de 1919 Ell esta ciudad, que dti-
tante dicho matrimonio procrearon iii
hijo que tiehe dos amos de edai y Sc
lama Raul, que pocos dias despu6s del
matrimcnio I'd, sin justa causa y con
9, prop6sito frme de no volver vivir
con la demandarte la abandon6 y Sc
separ6 de ella continuando ain EN- tai
separations y abandono contra la vo-
luntad de la demandnate que q Pc
ear de ias gestiones que ella ha prac-
ticado no ha Dodido conseguir que I'd.
vuelva a vivir con ella; que durante
dlcho matrimohio no adquirieron bic
res, solicita de la Corte dicte una
sentencia decretando la ruptura del
vfncuio matrimonial existente entire la
derhandante I'd.
ES ABOGADO DE LA DEMAN.
rANTE Ell LCDo. PEDRO AMADo
RIVERA de San Juan.
Y Sc NoTTFICA A UD. que de no
comparecer a contestar dicha deman-
Ea dentro de los diez dias despues de
lotifcado, 81 Ia notification Sc hiciere
en- el distrito, y dentro de los veiIte
Gias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del distrito. Pc
10 en- la Isla de Puerto Rico, y, dentro
de los cnarenta dias 81 Sc hiciere en-
otra parte la demandante podra solicit
tar de la Oorte dicte una sentences de
acuerdo con la s1plica de la demanda,
c ell divorcio favor de la demandante.
Extendida bajo mi firma en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy IL de JUNO de
1922.
G. MARRERo,
/ Secretario
Por P. SANCHEZ 4
Secretario Auxiliar.
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MITE A MISS NIGHTINGALE

rida hoy rnismo bIanco de So
I itud para ingresar en- la Es-
ta.eIa de Enferneras del Hospi-
/. lPresbiteriano. La nueva Cla-
se se abrira ell 2 de enero. Re-
uuisitos: primer a1o Alta Escue-
la; buena reputacion; buena sa-
lad; raza blanca; II aios de
edad.
Diriiase a Miss Rosa A. Coma
lez, r. N. Apartado 367. San
Juan. p. e.
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Ell TRoLE cHocA CON UN AUTO

En- la Gale Tetuan esquina San
Justo, Ell caro- electrico No. 26 que
guiaba el motOrista Melchor ocafia.
choc6 con el autom6vil de Santiago Ii
vera resultando el caro- el6ctrico con
Una ventanilla rota.
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TARIFF BILLS CAUSE
OF POLITICAL WRECKS
House Record for Last Thirty-eight Years Shows AL
most Every Revenue Measure Has Had Decimat-
ing Effect on Party That Passed 1t.
Special pssYa,eh TO THE NV Tonx Hn.A

Special nspatht o
w..shses NsT ssss n5.'s g. a. fsss.ss. SSs
election attributed
parties through
the Republican majority against Widespread
opposition n
History
followed by defeat
record since 1884
bill introduced the
hfve Joined
Republicans.
In the gear majority
reduced from forty to ttoelvc
through another tariff bill
It passed
he Harrison.
the chief issue and the Democrats lost control Of
Congress-
In 1883 the Republicans Mckinley which
high rates
Congressional election the Republicans lost eighty
cght in
In Democrats
followed by a panic in 1888
Democratic majority OF cighyhcc in the House
suppanted by Republican majority Of 1885,
In followed
suppand
1909 Administration,
which split the Republican wide
carried the
majority
In 1918 the
were tested
world
November
control President Harding
whe in the Senate and House
tariff bill July 21 1921
tho Tuesday, is reduced to about nine.