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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-11
Something Like That.

Something Like That.
Ethel-TOm has taken to drink and
gambling since Grace rejected him.
Clara-I see. A sort Of fall from
grace.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-11
Wi, woN,T HAVE FEvERS

YOU WON'T HAVE FEVEho
Headaches, Dizzy Spells or Coiu ~
you keep your system clean WIN wy.
Bonds Liver Pills. These HUE pa. !.
thoroughly cleanse the liver anu ~, rst
bowels of all waste in a nliu
effective manner. One at Deol nn
the dose; you wake up next ll os. =
feeling IKE a new man. on'!
all Observation-Disclosures.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-11

Every Christmas brings new break
fast caps. Here are three OF them
made of net, lace and ribbon in differ
ent shapes and decked with tiny rib
hon flowers. Each has a short, elastic
tape set in a casing across the back,
to fit it to the head, and they are
among the welcome gifts that can be
made by their donors.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-11

"After he'd run Mr.. Wadleigh's for
tune through a dozen l~oophoies IN the
law there wasn't a spot on it"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-11
Cleaned.

sit used to be whispered around NAV
Mr.. Wadleigh's fortune was tainted.
"a competent lawyer attended TO
that"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-11

A woman is never sure Una. -
happily married until she
that she isn't.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-11

Can Sleep Now.
Our friend for life
Is Abram Shuster-
His fivver killed
Our neighbours rooster.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19
RADIO
Get an Exide Radio Battery
for your radio set

whstsver make Of battery 4.
In your car. you can be con
hdent Of skiifai r-p.ir work.
fair prices. and responsible
sdviee at the nearest Exids
serviee sszsioa.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
WHATS
THE MATTER
WITH ME?'
Thoussnds Who Ask That Question
will Be- Interested in
This Answer

Human flesh is heir TO many all
ments. but aside from the acute
and contagious diseases, most peo-
pie become siclxiy from neglect.
They have indigestion and do moth
ing for IL. They get nervous and
often sleep poorly and do nothing
TO cure themselves. From these
and other causes they gradually
lose strength and vitality and feel
tired much OF the time and often
blue" and despondent. II you feel
below par take Gude's Pepto-Msn-
gan and let 1t restore your strength
and vitality and overcome .that
weakness by building up your blood
TO the right richness and redness.
Then you win feel fine and vigorous
again, and have plenty of pep"
For thirty years Guides Pepto-Man-
gam has been the doctors favorite
tonic for rundown people. Sold in
both liquid and tablet form by all
druggists.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19

An echo can never have any
The Washington times., 1922-04-19
Says According to Most Men They Could Be
President Of the United States Only They
Don't Like to Live in Washington.
BY John p. Medbury

thing for you except praise, es-
peciaiiy II It's your own echo.
Another guy thought he was so
great he told his mother IL was a
pity that he wasn't twins.
This same guy sends his mother
a telegram every year congratulate
Ing her ON his birth.
But he's NOT In favor OF birth
control. He figures there couldn't
possibly be born another man like
him.
He admits George Washington
was a great man, but that was be-
fore his time.
He's so proud OF his own name
that he has his calling cards print
ed on both sides.
There's only one place where
there's anybody near his equal
and that's In his mirror.
Once he got sore at the women
In his town and he punished them
by keeping out of their sight for a
week.
There are a lot of us who'd like
10 parade our virtues but IL takes
too many 10 make a parade.
fcopyrlFht. 1898, By King Features
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times., 1922-04-19
AMBASSADOR HoUcHToN
ARRIVES IN GERMANY

coBLENz. April is.--Alanson D.
Houghton. newiy-appointed ambas-
sador to Germany from the United
States. arrived in Cobienx today.
He will visit Gen. Henry Il. Allen.
commander OF United States troops
on the Rhine.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19
Visit the nearest Exide Service Station

Nsrthe.st BATTERY shsp. 1000 isth
Street N. N.
WIN, y. Rsbinssr. asa 18th Street
N. w.
srIius N. Ris,ey. ess rsraa. Avenue
Isy,. N. ss.uIrw.. see Ns~ s.r.sy
stsi'weii Garage. sts san Street s.n.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19

VIRGINIA
Osipeper, FAIRFAX Motor Co, Inc.
fredcrscikssurg, y. r. Heww, ~.
King George, Ring George Motor Co.
Lee~bars, Lambert Motor Go.
Mffoh~ils. Hsrs~y Carpenter.
Npr~r.iiie, Ceefegie a L.ctus.
Werrcrten, Eside bsft~ry Service
Nfnfteu.
Warsaw, wnrren q rhsmas.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19

Most people think that man
who talks about himself Is conceit-
ed, but he's not How are you 90.
ing 10 know he's a great man II
he doesn't tell your
He's got 30 tell you how hand.
sDme he Is, because you probably
couldn't guess II by looking at him.
Why let somebody else blow
your horn when you've got plenty
of wind yourself.
According TO most men, they
could be President OF the United
States, only they don't like 10 live
In Washington.
They'd set the world on fire IL
they weren't afraid Of being arrest
ed for arson.
One guy was so crazy about him
self ne remained bachelor. He
shuddered at the thought OF shar-
ing himself with anybody.
He remained single because he
liked TO talk. He didn't want TO
get married and have to listen.
He used 10 go into a canyon and
talk out loud about himself and
then listen to the echo.
An echo can never have any
The Washington times., 1922-04-19
k9gI|
The LoNG-LIFE BATTERY ron YOUR ca
IN wAsHrSoros

IN WARRINGTON
., ?. B.rt,sns. lscS Ns~ Rs~srssirs
Avenre N. w.
Ettesssr Battery servse~. rse.. fstT
frvtne Street n, w,
E9reks A.ts sappiy .oe--. te1s
MecnrSy Brelhsrs. s7ss o.ers,.
Av~nss N. w.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19

MAINLAND
Annspssis. Annapolis Rsttery %.
tdnor, Bend Breth~rs.
Indian Head, Roland y. garp~nfer.
Ieonnrdtown, L@enerdfowr tmpi~-
uteof 60.
Rockville. The s.ssrssn Kiecsrscai
Go.
waissrf. or-m Meteor Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
Ell MoNUMENTO EN- LA CAPILI.A
~ DE LA CONCEPTION Z

Las Sieryas de Maria, que .tantos
tfsulos tienen a nuestra estimaci0n y
a nestra veneraci0n tambien, por Ia
ingente obra de bien que realizan, es-
ian preparandO su artlstico Monumen
to para las solemnidades dc Semana
Santa.
T0dos los amos, la CapilIa de la Con
cepci0n es muy visitada por todos los
cat0licps en- estos dfas solemnes que
Sc ayecinan, y todos los amos es muy
elogiado el primeroso gusto con que
las Bannas nonjftas saben adornar q
AIonuinento. Pero este ano auieren
srEerar a IDS anteriores. Y euandp
elias Sc 10 pfopcnen. 10 consignen. Nb
asonibrara por 70 sgrandioso, pero teI
dra el Santo Monumento ese matiz de
suprelna delieadeza y dc qrte exquiss
no ese espiritiiai perfume de dtie fam
to osnmueve a las almas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
coNTINUA MEJoR

h Ell nifo mayor de nuestro querido
amigo Don Dionisio Trigo, gerente de
La importante firma comercial Sobri-
nos de Izquierdo, ha sido operado re-
cientemente en- Ell Sanatorio de Hato
Rey y esta va fuera de todo riesgo,
ID. que: celebramos, con toda sineeridad.
+ Benigno TFigo y orbeta estara nuy
I 1p,fonto totalmente frestablecido e fra a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

DEB',I||.|k|ES / II

Las mujeres debiless mo pueden
esperar hacerse sanaa v f6bustas 3
menos que tengan abundancia de san-
gre roja pura y rica, de- a calidad que
el hierro organize, sHIERRO NUXA!
DO, ayuda q prQduciT.s ka una
preparation de efecto. directamente
nutritivo para Ia asangFe como 81 hierro
que contienen ciertos alimentos vege-
tales, al contrario del hero met6lie0
de que Sc ccmnonen cierta tnedieinaB
anticuadas y cuyo pr0ye ecto 10 lia.gido
possible compfobar g ff1ERRO Nus
XADO = no dana Ii deptaduran nj per-
judica al est6mago: ea uf pro oduet0 enc
teramente distinto 81 hietro 0fdinario.
Es de gran alcanee para haeer sangre
roja v rica: para dar eosieRgg nueya
vitalidad & los nervi68 canBados y
>traerles nuevas fuerzas y enerRia
De venta en- las buenaR farm eS y
droguerias. c. con las imita.
clones. Aseg6resa de ObtcneE 81
legftimo ssHIERR0 TUXADQt. que
lleva Ia firma de Dae Health Lahora-
tories. ,3.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
DON cE1so gttAkEz
Sst-sT-TT

Sc .encpentra reclufda aesde hdce
varios ifas en- el Sanafofio EspailOl,
AuSiIio Mutno de Hate ROY, este
apreciadO amigo nuestrp, de la iRlpor-
tante ilfma ae esH Ih5zaf ffsucs DEL
yillamil v Co. .a,-.,,.
Ell amigo don Celso ma tenido qne
someterse una impQrtaRts. operaeien
qufrdrgica. ae la cilaf ia ssliae,. his
ia la fecha, yfctorioso, 10 que sincefa-
mente celebramos. n...s4,,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

continuar sus estudios en- la Acade-
mia de San Agustfn, en- Rio Piedras,
donde es uno de los mas ayentajados
e inteligentes internos.
Felicitamos a nuestros buenos ami
gos los senores de Trigo, elementos so
ciales de tan alta significacion, por
la perceptible mejorfas de su niiio, por
cuyol total restaRlepimientos haeem9s
'yotus.nsa ~ ss4es1ss assp9s{
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
EN- Ell HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

los enfernos asistidos en- los Hos
pitales MunicipaIes de San Juan, de
julio a dicielnbre de 1920 fueron $50
' de enero JUNO de 1921, $3.50; de
eilos; en- total, 2SG pudientes A 5ss
ascendieron los enfermos atenditlos en-
cfrugfa. Los ingresos fueron de 10.
330.5S. En- la Clfnicd dental, cargo
del doctor j. NJ Bird, Sc hiceironH
$500 eHaracciones, 22s tratamientos
" % curaciones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
aESpECTA(,ULOSS

Cine Tres \ Banderas. Tres episp7
dios de s!Aanel Manca'''y 10, II y u
v una comica.
Teatro Rialto. Ell drama en- 6 ac-
tos sBarreras del Pasadb1 y el';epfso-
.dio, de, Ia estnpenda serie: ia Flecha
INengadora" j a aiSs
Cine Luna, Octaya jornada de. Ia
serie 'sLcs Vampires" con una c6mica.
Tcatro Beliograph, (Catafo) Els
treno del drama en- actos, titulado:
"Despues de Media Noche" y el cpl
sodio 8 de LA Flecha Vengadora".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
"A COMPANIA DE DRAMAS
POLICIACOS

Esta aquf uns representante de la
Compahfa Dramatica Espa1ola que
dirige el notable primer actor don
Ramon Caralt.4
La Compalfa esta ahora en- Cuba,
trabajando con mucho exito. y Sc pro-
pone yenir aquf dentro de un mes.
Hace va npeYe amos estuNo en- la
/ Iala Ramon Caralfaga enltiyand0 ,iese
Dmismo genera en releque, no tllabia He
Fgado, a; los espleHdouesi fde, pfesenta.
,ci0n4 nj aotes primores de interpreta-
ei6n de qael ahora, sfndea,! cbtesRec-
.itlcUlo. .9Ii.aDui ye na ~0ia{Hlt sif4 Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
REGREsO DEL NoRTE

Ell sefior Sebastian Rios, del conner
clio de Arecibo, ha regresadO a su re-
sidencia despues de haber pasado una
corta temporada en- los Estados Uni
dos, en- gestiones de negocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
CAIRO DODGE

Ell. me.jor Or defensor del carEo, Dodge
aa -es su, propio duelo., Y nuchlles lhlle.s. mas mas
ahora que recibe un excelente seryl-
cio.
Agentes: Andreu, AguiIar y CO.,
San Juan, P. z. Advt:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
sCada Guaragiiao encuenha su Pitlne

pesar de los pesare que ee merO ropio sObresae
resulta una nfermedd grave cuando compica Para
Cmbatr estOs males Mcos ecOmiendan a
1900 CEREIPINA nterormente el HIGUEROL
p Bmico base Hguea blanca He aqu dos prOductos d
ngeno que superan los mpOrados en- o das de m
nen uuede comproarse cuaS de estos repara
dos netamente regiOnales
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
Sc ADEUDA AL MuNIcIpIo

La Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones a
Obreros debe al Municipio de San
Juan 5Jftiia la isuma de 2,OO4 dollars, cuya
caRtldad 10 es facil Sc pueaa cobrar
atgatttaalmehte. 'siss'ks
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES de HIL0 INGLES Iegiti.
mo importado por nosotros directa-
mente. MOJADO antes de fabricar
No encoje. Differences cOlores. COR
TIE ELEGANTE. Precios de SITUA-
CION. Tambi9n ihacemos a la medi-
da. Ventas al mayor y detail. NO
|COMPRE SIN YER NUESTROS
.TRAJES. Representa- GARANTIA
Y CONOMIA. ss,tn .5F ;z4en /
BEASC0EGHEA Hnos.i& co. s. en- q.
sbe0f4a SAN JUAN. Rtos Ricos slepfl |
ifFrehte a Ia FARMACIA BLANC co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

rRErARADO DE EBREYs para eI
oelo usado regularmente le cOnseEya7.
ra el cabeIlO hermoso y ab,ulnlddaEnH1te; b,E lnldiEH
Ell pelo dejara de ca6rsele, y Sc vera
libre de la repugnante caspa. No
ieontiene. grasa nj mancha el pericra;
leo. En- farmacias y perfumeriaN. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
Ell CAPTAIN. LOPEZ, PARA
ARECIBO

Esta maf1ana ha salido para Areci-
bo en- asunsos propios, el Ayudante
militar del Gobernador, captain Lo-
PEI Antongiorgi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
- FlF0RMACION GENERAL -.
CAMBIO EN- LA TAR1FA DE
7 FLETE
.,,;sS San, Juan, P. R., April 8, 1922.
!, FsSr. Administrator de Ell IMPAIR

.,als San Juan, +. r., April >, l9zz.
!, FSr. Administrator de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL,xssst' I'll.
San Juan, F. R.
Muy seiior nuestro y amigo
! Para stener. efecto el 12 del corrien-
te los siguientes tipos de fiete de New
York a Puerto Rico han sido reduci-,
dos: ,,r
MADEIRA: no excediendo de 5" 8"
sin considerar el largo $1,000 por
1000 pies. B. M.
Excediendo de 8" 8" sin conside-
rar el largo $500.
.Traviesas Y Crucetas, $1,000 por
1 900 pies B. M.
Pilotes v postes de TELEGRAPH, 5000
por pie lineal; 81 son. creosotados, Ell
mismo tipo mas ell is por ciento.
Almid6n en- sacos barriles, $3.50
las 100 libras. Empacado de. cual-
uuier otra manera 23 centavos por
pie c1bico 0 Sc centavos las 100 Ii
bras. sss
os Galletas pilot, en- barriles Q. cajas,
I$Q.12rpie cdbido.a sx. .ssa
Maletas de fibra, 1929 pie clbico o
$0.56 las 100 libras.
Maletas de piel, $O.2s pie cdbico o
5000 las 100 libras.
Todos estos tipos estan suietos un
10 por ciento de sdescqento, con excep-
ciio5n de "a MADEIRA.
Atentamente,
Bull Insu1ar line Inc,
= '-----------s''@ '-'---e" d. Marin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
MERCADo DE AzuCAR
Cable rccibide por Lamborn & Co.
San Juan, de su oficina de
New York.

sabado, abril. 8.-Mercado quieto.
,Ofertas limitadag de azdcares de Gu
ba fote 2sa, para embarque en-
la segunda quineena de abril a 2 7I16
v para la prinera, quincena de. mayo
a 2h. III l-l Or .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
dcUATRo GILIt,DRos.isf

No hay tcarFo, ecuatro eilindros como
el autcm6yiIo i ID DODGE fBR0THERSs
El pej6rcita. a.rameriCano To-. prefere a
cgalauier fotrp ,carFo de su aclase. Xehs
.dedoresit7r ANDREU, AGUILARl \;
Cos San Juan. Puertai iRieO.,h eAdyts
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
) fiTgnli1TTTE--7- -y1TTTTTT - q
nE ftT~AVAAfA

II, Il 3aeinD DE. GI;T.ASSYlfA.I1L.sA,u 49, ofis
III ia estalpi .en. San. Juan, en- gestion
dss diSersos asunt0si 81 selpr Genafu
Captino, i haeefsnadga ado, Dc, Gua,yama que
perteneee ala Jgutal Central del Bar
tide IIHionlssaao .Ilexf1ga sslsmEol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

' 3S curaciones.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
Both Sides Claim
Victory in Iowa

Dcs Momes. Ia. Oct. 29.-B. b
Burnqust, chairman of the repnhli
can state central committee, and h j..
Fueling. chairman of the democratic
state central committee. issued pre-.
election statements here. both claim.
irg victories ror their respective
party candidates tor United States
senator.
Chairman Bufnquist expressed The
oplson that Col Smith W Brook
hart republican candidate for Unit
"a states stmuor would eartg at
least se of the ~ counties and that
ail pt The republican candidates In
t1v ID cuner ssiouA districts Neuld
~ glett,d
Chairman EaruuE srl that he
eobdd nth sntWuat,d th vestlon
~ t'lyl, 4 iirrrms smef1t.e sai
f1at, tor United States senator aHd
the election IN dsm0cisiI e1nsffss
n,eu Is rlx 81 the ~ districts ia lava
namely tbs First Second Th.nf
fuaCh seventh anA Elshih
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
Five Omahans Injured
as Autos Pile Up

Five persons were injured when two
automobiles 'olliled 81 the intcrsee
tlm ~ Th.ructh anal Suatoga streets
sunjs' afternoon
lhe emfed pfrson. Vme Mrs H.
a. BeNfy s. - 80 Louis Mrs N
it EaNHy ana Nofth Twenty hfth
,'ts,f Wpltsr n Ravle b s son
~ 49, ani Mrs w. a t,owieA John
W ,tase a7is g,dmand avenue. tan
s hfasep ANA bruises aa shoulders
ri tts tu1 MIS- Cfus
M aad ATS E b. isawifs spa
tH.s If,tue Nto arie u fh- ttt
eatfr h M 90 Eaa'sE ae0 un.
HHaal
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
France Will Abide
by French Laws
in Liquor Issue
Ambassador Quotes Statute
Which Proves All Hands on
Steamers Shall Have
Ration Of Wine.

New York. Oct. 29-M. jules Jus
Gerand, French ambassador to the
United States, on his arrival on the
Paris from France, asserted that IN
the face Of the recent bone dry" rul
ing Of Attorney General DauRherty,
which prohibits the use or carriage
Of any liquor on vessels entering
American ports, France can abide only
by the laws Of France.
He added, however, that no immedi
ate action would be taken by the
French embassy In Washington un.
iii the supreme court had passed on
the ruling.
French ships are a part Of the ter
iitory Of France" said the ambas.
sador, "and I believe that you prop.
erly claim your carriers are part of
the United tSates, whenever they may
he, The laws Of France, passed sew.
Grad years ago in our parliament, state
that one-half a bottle Of wine must
be served to the sailors on a French
ship and full bottle to the stokers.
As such wine contains probably 30
per cent Of water, ! can hardly gee
that it is dangerous for men on
ships to drink.
Further. our doctors maintain that
wines Of such alcoholic content are
beneficial rather than harmful That
ia their right Of opinion and We shall
uphold II. II your physicians say
otherwise, that is the business of your
country"
Ambassador Jusserand would max q
no statement IN regard to what action
the French government might take to
vacate the ruling Of Attorney Gen
e,al Daughery, but admitted that n
conference had been held al the
French foreign office before he sailed
to resume tho work of his post IN
Washington
In addition 10 the dry ruling. Am.
hassador Jusscrand snid he would give
his attention also to a study of other
American issues benring on the poll
cies Of his own country chief among
these he placed the new tariff
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
-Four Boys Are Killed
in Gasoline Explosion

Sometville, Mass. oet aa Three
boys were Killed and one Vas fatally
Injured by the explosion ~ 4 sasolin.
tank ln the r,u ~ tnlm square hta
to-day The fourth huy disd tarlv to
uiehi The police expires tile opinion
ihai the ha bad le, pnaas 18th
mairhea ueH tho 'arb
The victims Wfte mm p8Rrp, M
msf l@rl ant EiWafd III setali -
AnmerKlie and lvtrNVe Alien ~
th4rlestowu rhtt ptfs ab0ut lt
Sssra old John liialY Il rumsftlue
ffrh tnf o. tHs caoH Nas slightly
iUiHfrd
Fhe Nm l nI feeuiS
essH aAtn fWm tile ne1i ft h,s
hat lH taWmaFius mH1 sHH t
i lttrat Ha t ebb
f.tef U.r fuNa
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
Highwaymen Slash
Victim Who Resists

Ernest johnson. ill9 North Thirty
eighth street, was severely cut about
the tft arm and wrist when he at'
tempted to heht OF two highwaymcn
The two men aeeoSted him at Glgh.
lrenih uud Davenport street and on
ieroa him 10 imu over his money 10
them Johnson refused and one of
the men slashed ia him with razor
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
liiiesr. oi seattle l,rn
Accused Of t.rand l.aTecnN

seattle Nef Ea~fhafsea alR
sna aseY 81 ita tiisset istfHiei
af Hsstfa afFstats af ta aatass
fas faa9A ~ trtaf
iH@ ~
tfts f ma lat iHfs e
taHs AkH 80 e taf
ta Nsft F,sY staF Nt
sa E affestsf tH -
4B tMt gasts sss fsHsets4 tAari
. ssslts sa s.ts.s
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
Bryan Appeals
to "Wet" Voters
in Rayenna Talk
Brother Charley" Would
Abolish State Enforcement
Office to Give Wet Com.
munilies Freedom.

Lincoln oct. 29.--(Special. ITO get
declared AT meeting at Ravenna
recently that If elected he would abol-
ish the state law enforcement depart.
ment and leave prohibition enforce.
ment to local officers
This statement by Brother Charley"
was never published. in democratic
papers and has merely been circulated
in communities believed to be wet
Takes All Credit.
In fact. it was only few days
later that Brother Charley" talking
in a dry community was quoted in
democratic papers as taking credit for
having written the state law enforce
ment act on the statute books, along
with credit he has modestly taken for
everything that has happened in Lin
coins municipal affairs of popular
Character for the last quarter century.
The plan to turn law enforcement
over to local communities with the
governor the only lever to put the
screws on in the event sheriffs on
police chiefs in response 10 wet de-
mands and sentiment become too lax
was exactly the platform on which
Dan Butler, Omaha's city commissions
er with advertised damp proclivities,
made his campaign for the nomina
ton of governor. This plank Of Dan
Buffers sent him out Of Omaha with
him I1ppe n
joritles in other communities and kept
Brother Charley" awake two nights
before It was assured that dry out
state votes had nominated him with
the silent aid Of Senator Hitchcock.
Humor in Situation.
The grim humor in the situation is
hat Brother Charley" waged his prl.
mary campaign principally upon But
lers well known damp proclviflese
and now. his friends are circulating
In wet communities that Bryan made
81 promise al Rayenug 10 let local ot
ficlals handle the liquor situation.
Brother Charley municipal coal
yard WIS such n tiny weak infan, In
comparison with that organized Years
ago bv nan Butler that he couldn't
talk much nhoW ID then beepnse Dan
originated tle ltlan -nd 4 ls known
fact save "iuelhf charley his prl-
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