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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
COUNTY WORKERS FOR
JEWISH RELIEF DRIVE
Much Interest Being Manifested
Here In Effort To Help the
Starving In Europe

Much interest is being shown
in the campaign in the county
for funds with which to aid the
suffering Jews of Russia and
other war-torn countries. Near
" $500 had been given before
the teams had started out to So
licit contributions. On Friday
teams consisting of Mrs. NJ. +.
Enright, Mrs. NJ. S. Pontrich,
Mrs. w. A. Langford, Miss
Laura Bright, Mrs. Grider, Mrs.
S. II. Thorpe, Mrs X. B. Terrill
and Miss Christine Sandlin start
cd to make the drive for funds.
Saturday this team OF workers
was reinforced by Mrs. III. Nj.
Wilmington, Mrs. Ballard Lux
on, Miss Bessie Dudley, Miss
Lou Wells, Mrs. T. Nj. Wells.
all of whom are doing splendid
work. Mr.. Sim We'll, OF LcXing-I
ton, was also soliciting funds
for this worthy cause.
The work out in the county
will be looked after by the fol-
lowing persons appointed hy|
Chairman Green:
Waco-Mrs. c. L. Scarcy
Red House-Alrs. l.. w. Cobb
and Mrs. Alma Gentry.
Valley View-Mrs. Howard
White Hall-Mr. G.. {. Burgin.
Ncwby-AIr. b. B Million
Kirksville-Mr. Rufus Blake
man.
Cottonburg-AIr. Jasper vi.
ley
Brassfeld-AIr. y. G.. Todd.
Panola-Mr. Wilson.
Berea-Mr. Howard Taylor
and Mr.. L. Q. Clark.
Union City-Miss Mattel
Hamilton.
The following are additional
contributions reported:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
14,9OO MINERS IN
KENTUCKY Affected
By Strike Which Goes Into Effect
April 20 States Have Half
Million Men
By Associated Press)

Indianapolis, Mar. 25-Suspen-
sion of work in the coal indus
Try throughout the unionizcd
fields OF the country will direct
~ affect more than a half mil
lion workers in the coal fields of
20 states. Twenty thousand
Canadian miners also belong To
the United Mine Workers of
America, Nova Scotia forming
one union district and the west
orn provinces forming another.
The great numerical strength
Of the United Mine Workers OF
America Is in the soft coal in
dustrv. the Central Competitive
Field. comprising Western Penn
sylvania. Ohio. Indiana. and Ii;l-
noiS, having 4 combined mem
bership of Approximately 2l5.-
600. The anthracite industry.
ccntcrcd in three fields. in Penn
sylvania. employs l55.000 men Of
whom Approximately oue-half
arc in the union. In past strikes
however, the union has praC-
ticallv succeeded in bringing a
complete walkout in the anthra-
cite fields.
The approximated distribution
of union miners by states, OBJ
tanned from union sources here.
l. A. follows
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
Still Arguing Points
IL Treaty Ratived
tBy Associated Press)

Washington, Mar. 25-Debate
on the four-power Pacific treaty
was resumed in the Senate to-
day with momentum unaffected
by Fridays ratification vote.
The treaty opponents again to-
day raised the question as to
validity of the accompanying
declaration" signed By the arms
delegates at the same time they
signed the treaty itself. This
declaration stipulates domestic
issues shall not come within the
scope OF the treaty
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
FORMER WACO LADY
Dies IN LEXINGTON

Mrs. Berry Poor. a formcr
resident OF Waco. but who has.
for the past few years, made her
home in Lexington, died Friday.
March oath, at the age OF 81
years Her death is regretted
by her numerous friends and
ncighbors among whom she was
greatly beloved Tor her many
kindly deeds Of charity. ever
ready TO help the sick and SUI
lcring. Her remains were in
TERED in the cemetery at Flat
Woods Saturday afternoon by
the side Of her husband AMI
children, who passed away ma
ny years ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
TO REPORT ON GOLF
CLUB SITE MONDAY
Fans To Meet and Decide Or
Location of Links and Other
Organizations Plans

On Monday night at 7 O'Clock
at Masonic Temple, there will be
i very important meeting OF all
those in the town and community
who are interested i'll any way in
the establishment OF a goIf course.
Since the former meeting of the
golf fans, the property committee
has been busy looking up proba-
bic locations of the course. and
getting options on certain proper
ties and the conditions on which
they can be secured. This COM
mittec is ready to make its report
Monday night and will have some
very interesting information for
the golf fans.
Since Richmond inauguratcd
the movement for 4 golf course
Paris has gotten into the game
and organized a club. Winches-
ter, Danville, Paris, Pineville anc
Middlesboro will be playing golf
this summer. 1t is contended by
those promoting this matter that
Richmond is the best town in the
bluegrass and is entitled TO JUS
as good recreation as any of her
neigbhorS N
In view OF the excellent blue
grass turf in this section. it is es
timated that s4coursc can be start
cd at much lower cost than II
many places and that tho membe:
ship fee can be kept sufficiently
low to make golf possible To ev-
cryone who wants to play.
For the information OF those
who may hesitate on account o!
expense it may be interesting to
know that a good set of golf
clubs. made by McGregor o.
Wright and DitSon. two OF til
best manufacturers in the coun.
try. can be bought for Sl2.5C
while the matter OF golf lesson
FOR the beginner is usually a small
item. In the club at Winchester
where they have 10 members
they have never had a profession
al trainer at all. Two or three
lessons at from one to two dollars
each arc sufficient for the average
player and probably half the mem
bcrS OF the average club, pick up
golf from other players and from
practice.
The aim OF those interested in
this progressive step in Richmond
Is TO bring the game within the
reach OF every possible player and
at the lowest possible member
ship fec. 1t is believed that ON
some of tho proposed properties
the fec can be made Unusually
small.
However. the matter will be de-
cided finally Monday night and
everyone interested in making
Richmond better town. as well
As playing golf is invited TO be
present.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
II DIE IN Mine
BLAST IN COLORADO
tEy Associated Pross)

Trinidad, Col, Mar. 25-Sev-
cntcen are dead or missing to-
day as the result of all explosion
in the Sopris mine of the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Olron Company,
Eight bodies have been removed
and hope that many missing
might be rescued has been aban-
duned No attempt has been
made TO determine the cause OF
the explosion. More than 2OO
men left the mine a few minutes
before the blast occurred.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
FIRST TRIALS UNDER
new PROHIBITION LAW
To Come Here Thursday In Cases
of Two Bearwallow Men
Caught With Still

The first trial 10 be held il
Madison county and probably
the state under the new prOhi-
bition law which gives lower
courts jurisdiction in liquor law
violations, will come before
County Judge John ID. Goodloe
next Thursday.
Mat Lakes and Wesley Rose
were arrested by Sheriff Elmer
Deatherage and a posse OF depu-
ties and federal agents near
Bearwallow this county carly
Friday morning. a still was
found and destroyed. The worm,
however. was brought IN. togcth-
er with six gallons OF white
whisky. About 400 gallons OF
mash ready to be run was de-
stroyed. Each prisoner was held
under $1,000 bond ior his trial
on Thursday before Judge Good
loe Rose gave bond with Rol-
ey Rose as surety.
The officers made the raid
about daybreak Friday and met
with no resistance. With Sher-
If Doatherage were Deputy
Sheriff, Franklin Dcathcragc
and Richard O. Mobcrly, Con-
stable Arthur Lynch and FEEDER
III Agents Ort and Duff.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
Sayre Must Go To Chair

Frankfort, KY, Mar. Is
When Ferdinand Sayre was told
that the Court OF Appeals had
decided that he must die for the
murder of James Mediation he
gripped the bars of the cell and
said. I've got all 1 can bear"
His wife has divorced him. The
killing occurred about a year
ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
MADISON MEMS BARN
BURNS IN NELSON

News comes from Nelson coun-
u OF a severe loss sustained by
two former Madison county men.
AlbiH torncii>on and Coviugton
Iett. who idst large barn on
their place from fire Tuesday. The
loss is said TO be fully $500
with only 5000 insurance. Quite
"A lot 81 iced. machinery. etc. Is IN
dcrstood 10 have gone up in
smoke. The iarm these Madison
ians bought in Nelson Is on the
Fairvicw pike out Of Bardstown.
No matter when or when
y.sl're safe if You see Burnam's
Insurance Agency and keep that
insurance policy in force. /
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
LOCKWOOD, O., SEES
XII KLUX At FUNERAL

Cincinnati, Mar. 25-Thc Ku
kluX Klan held what was said u
be its first funeral in the north
at Lockwood, a suburb here, to-
day. Hooded and gowncd lead
ers of the mysterious order at
tended the obsequies for Charles
5. Cragwell. Roses were Strewn
on the grave after the church
service. Cragwell was eulogiz-
ed as 100 per cent American"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
PinevilIe w. u. Manager
Here On Relief Duty

Miss Ethelyn Cox. OF Pincville
is here to handle The wire at
;hc Western Union Office dur
ing the illness OF Miss Sue Boil
ton. Miss Cox is manager oi
the Pincville Office and came
down here on relief work for a
change. She IS one of the most
expert operators in the W. I.
service in this section OF the
state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
Eastern Kentucky Coal
Fields Largely Non-Union

Louisville, ky, Mar. 25--The
Times today says operators in
the eastern Kentucky coal fields,
largely non-union, are not agi-
tated over the prospect OF the
special organizers entering the
mountains in an effort to lead
non-union workers from mines
when the general strike goes in
to effect April lst. The wester1
Kentucky district is nearly all
unionizcd.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
IRVINE

Bob Gray, of Barnes Noun
tain, was arrested on two charg-
es by Policeman Brinegar. ic
was drunk and had a gun on him
at the time of arrest He was
lodged in tho Irvine Jail.
The two-year-old baby of Mr..
Price is dead after lingering
illness.
Mrs. Polly Streliin, Is, daugh-
ter of ]. +. Martin. of Evelyn,
was buried at Oakdale cemetery
here Thursday. She had no chill
dren, but her husband survives.
Flu and pneumonia caused death.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
''SET UP" STORY or
HIS OWN ROBBERIES
~ AssocIated Pressl

Port Huron, Mich, Mar. Is
Frank Davis, 20, compositor for
local newspaper. arrested as a
thief today, told Prosecutor
Henry Baird nc robbed down
town stores at night and in the
day time set headlines telling Of
his exploits. The prosecutor said
Davis admitted 30 robberies.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
Louisiana After Ku KIux

Baton Rouge, la, Mar. Is
Governor Parker today issued an
appeal to the law officers OF l.oi
isiana to suppress with an iron
hand the evil of Ku KluXism
wherever II raises its head"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
First Baptist Church

Sunday school 9:30. Morning
worship lO:45, subject Com
plctc in Christ" b. Y. Z. u. at
6:l0. Evening worship at I,
subject ~ Monument OF De-
lay" An arc cordially invited.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, O., Mar. 25-Cattlc
steady; hogs Zoe to 25c higher
Chicago l5c higher.
Louisville, Mar. 25-Cattle 200
hogs 1900; sheep 50; all steady
and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
Weeks Weather Guess
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Mar. 25-Weath-
er predictions for the week for
Ohio valley and Tennessee are
showers with moderate temper
ature beginning of the week,
followed by fair and cooler until
Thursday or Friday, when it
may be unsettled and warmer,
with probable showers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
Calvary Baptist Church

Sunday school 9:S0; morning
church period in charge of DR..
II. 9. Sandlin, of the First Bap-
tist church, subject "The Old
Jewish Laws and Customs" B.
Y. p. u 6 o'clock. Evening
church period in charge of lay
men of the church. Public cor
iiallv invited
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25

Fresh fish season now on.
Fresh fish received every day
NevsIiehts, Bass, Catfish, Salmon
and ali other varieties. Nef's.
Phone Az.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
The Weather

Showers and probably thunder
storms tonight and Sunday ; cool
er Sunday afternoon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-25
LATE NEWS NOTES

Ii is reported that St. Mary's
College at Lebanon may be NOV
ed to Louisville.
Seven thousand people were
killed al grade crossings in the
United States in 1921.
Prof. T. A. Hendricks, will
known in the Blue Grass, has
been elected head of Winchester
City schools.
Funeral services of William
Ogden, who died in FL Paso,
Texas, will be held in Louisville
Sunday afternoon.
Dorothy Dundon. eight-year-
old daughter of Judge Dennis
Dundon, of Paris, was badly
hurt when telephone pole fell
on her.
Congressman J. w. Langley has
recommended ]. II. Short and E.
T. Flannery, of Jackson, for de-
putty mar shall and field prohibition
agent, respectively, for the East
eTn Keniucky district.
Clark county members of the
Burley Tobacco Growers Asso-
citation have delivered a total OF
100000 pounds of tobacco to the
warehouse, their pledge for 1921
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02
La cocaina y ell grito 'buscad al ex.
tranjero".-Una psicologia protec-
Observation-Disclosures sobre ell comer-
clio de la morfina.
Londres, JUNO de 1922.

Londres, JUNO de 1927
20. Ria cocaina da ell tftulo a
una secci6n fila los periodicos in
gleses. Ciertamente no es possible
considerar que la cocainomania ingle-
sa sea un fenomeno que ha surgido de
improviso, pero tambien es yerdad
que dos tres casos clamorosos, y en-
particular ell suicidio de Freda Kemp
ton, joven actriz y mariposa de los
clubs nocturnos, la han puesto en- evi-
dencia siniestra. En- otros paises este
problema ha sido estudiado vuelto a
estudiar bajo todos sus aspectos; ell
medico, ell social Y .el legal; Sc como
cfa el origen del NAL, ell estimulo que
habia podido tener en- ciertos subpro-
ductos morbosos de la guerra, y no
Sc ignoraban los remedios, pero en- al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02
ANUNCIO. DE SUBASTA DE
EDIFICIO Y MAQUINARIA

| POr la presente sc avisa al pIblico
que el dia A de agosto proximo venide-
rO, las p NJ, prOcedere vender
en- subasta pIblica en- mi oficina nota-
rial, sta en- San Juan, calle. de la
Tanca No. 2 (Belaval Building) un edi-
! ficiO de cemento y hierrO, acOpladoj
de 140' X AZ x 26' sitO en- ell barrio
de MiraderO del municipio de Cabo
ROjO, con toda la maquinaria. calderas,
tuberias de vapor y aqua, labpratorip
quimicO y demas efectos que didh6
edificiO encierra Y constituyen la fac
tOrfa azucarera de la Central Belize
dere, perteneciente Don Alfredo Ra-
ffucci, y actualmente depositados en-
poder de D. Hiram Gomez, de Maya
giieZ. 49,,
Dicha subasta Sc efectGa gesti0n
de los Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, de
este comercio en- ejecuci0n de cier-
to contratO de prestamO y prenda ce-
lebradO entire estos y ell dichO Sr. Ra-
ffucci, y consignadO en- escrituras Nos.
106, y 107 de fechas y 3 de Ortubre
de 1920, ante ell notariosD. Arturo Rei+
chard para cubrir eloprincipal 'adeu-
dado ascendente a 21,245t23, suss in
tereses al go annual destte 30 de aDi-
ciembre de 1921, en- s;cuant0,q a
$1O,176.S3, y desde mays 80 del afio
en- curse, en- cuanto a $1L068.40, con
mas $4,000 satisfech0sI al Puehlol de
Puerto Rico por contribuciones de, .di-
chos bienes durante Ell pasado ejer-
cicio, los gastos que erigine la su-l
basta y la provision de titulo al com
prador. -s'nsJHio 'at.2
Ell pliego de condolences que regil
ra para dicha subasta, asi como ell de-
talle y especiicaci6n de las pleas de
maquinaria que integran los bienes
pignOradOs sus titulOs de prOpiedad,
Sc encuentran en- mi dicha Oficina no!
tarial, donde pOdran ser examinados
por los interesadOs en- tOdO dia labO-
rable de 2 a p. NJ.
San Juan, P. R.. 13 de julio de 1922.
EDUARDO ACUNA,
Advt. NOtariO Publico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02

Para conocimiento del pdblico Y q.
no puedan ale@lr ignorancia las per-
sonas interesadas, Sc publican las 81
guicntcs dispcsici0nes dc la Ley No.
- aprobada en- abril u, 1917.
Art. II. c. Cuaquier jockey O. jo-
ekeys que soflene o use ciaalquier
lroga 0, adopte cu&lquiera otro medic
para evitar que el caballo por 81 MON
tado dbtllviese cl tIiunto que use
cualquier droga para lograr que su
caballo vthza, sera culpado Ge deli
10 menos grave (miSdemeanor) V cGn-
yict0 que fuere sera castigado con
prisi6n por un t6rmino no menor de
treints 900 di. nj mayor de sesen-
ia (6O) dias. CQalQuiera persona q.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02
Policia InsuIar de Pto. Rico

instigare Ii iMfracci6n dc esta Ley
sera castigado c0n una pena snaloga.
Los jueces tcndrdn tambi6n facultad
de acuerdo con la Co,nisi0n Hfpica
InSular. para suspender & cualquier
jockey o jockeys provisional o defi-
nitivamentc.
Art. 13. F. Nningdn Official en-
pIe;l'b de Ia Corporation, empleado
del hip0dromo, juez miembro de la
colnisi6n hfpica irlsular podra tener
c&ballos para tomar parte en- las ca
rreras IA efectUar Y miembros de Ia
corp1:pci0n. dHrios de caballoS' y
miombrcs de la comisi6n hfpica insu
lar no serdn nombradOs como fun
ci0narios para las carreras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02
Ell ASUNTO DE LA CENTRAL
"BOCA CHICA"

Aver tarde segufa discuti6ndose an
te ell juez Hutchison de la Corte Fe-
deral, ell asunto de la Central "Bocs
Chica."
Los sabogados de Ia Central seilOres
Tous Soto Y Perez $Marchand, pre-
sentaron una moci0n para que la Cor
te, ordenara ell sobresemiento del ca
so, debido que carece de jurisdic-
ci6n. Estos abogados representa- ell
-Banco de Ponce, el cual tiene iilver-
lido ell este asunto, l& considerable
sruA de setecientos mil d6lares.
los abogaIdGs Dexter y Brown re-
plgI entan la familia Cabrera dc
Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02
HAY MucHos cAND1DATos

Por los alrededores de ls oficina
del marshal de In Corte Federal han
han llovido en- estos dias III gran nti-
nero de persGnas, entire ellos la ma
yor parte continentales. en- solicitud
de alguna plaza de sub-marschal.
FL senior Hubbard, quiere hacer
constar que. ell personal de la oficina
del marshal no sera variaMo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02

gunos lugares sc, preocuparon mas de
los dafos que de los remedies, porque
habia la seguridad de que la mejor
medicina iba encontrarse en- la reac-
cion individual contra ell horrible PEI
ligro. Y tai vez Sc ha encontrado:
"Ciertos vientecillos de locura duran
POGO entire nosotros, por fortuna, dice
un perio dista de la Peninsula italiana,
gracias ese fondo de buen sentido
de equilibrio, que es la herencia mas
solida y masA positiva de aquellos dos
O tres mil amos de civilization casi
ininterrupida que estan detras de
nuestra raza, Y que nos dan induda-
blemente una superioridad psychological
individual, de la cual es lastima que
no sepamos sacar todo el provecho
que podriamos''.
En- Italia se'discutio friamente eual
era ell origen del NAL, es decir, ell con-
frabando, del polvo del falso divide.
Aqui Sc ha gritado inmediatamente
que la verguenza de la cocaina es una
porqueria extranjera. Todo 10 que
aqui es malefico, es el efecto de una
contamination extranjera, seg1n la
opinion pdblica britannica. El primer
impulse ingles ante un delito feroz,
una gran violacion de las leyes mora
les, .un fraude repugnantea podrla ex-
presarse asi: "Cherchez fetranger"
Asi, cuando la cocinera Irene Wilkins,
fue llevada Bournemouth por un
maniaco sexual que la asesin3 Sc pen
SO inme5iatamente que los errores or
.tograficos encontrados en- ell original
del telegrama empleado para hacer
caer a laimuchacha en- la trampa, de-
ndnciaban a I'm extranjero. Pero aho-
ra Sc ha descubierto que ell asesino
fue un ingles de raza ortodoXa. Del
mismo modo, cuando hace pocas Sc
manas fue encontrado ell cadaver de
una mujer asesinada, Sc llam6 pronto
la atencion del p1blico sobre ell hecho
de que en- ell librito de apuntes de la
desdichada vfctima habia entire los
nombres los de varios eXtranjeros. Sin
embargo. el asesino fue Ronald True,
exofcial de aviaci6n, ingl6s de sangre,
hoy consdlenado a nauerte, .Es un> ha-
bito mental que ocasiona, en- ,su pri-
In mfGiF YiF iimpdIE$o, una nortifeaci6}n A. los
Texxtfia5pPjer9Ss xti III qae viYen aqEpii y gPFer9,. i
T Sc refexiona, esta costumbre mental
de los ingleses. es IN excelente preser-
yafiyy(o moral, Es una plrrfesapnqci6n plrf de
Ia ffnf5eggridad,. de Ia respetabiliq9fad3. il de
Ia pqreza brit&nicas. Los h}{om}bres de
otros paises,. cuando .quieTen juzgarse,
aceptan caba1mente la preYqin9i6n con-
traria saqi pm@59 m5is9ntras tl los ingleaes presu-
men 9aqaH laa HinfeFioridad FFfa9 moral Dc a9lQs los Qtros
pueblos; los otros puebloS, pfesamen,
con, error, de- vista pareqido,, 81, propia
inferioridad, 81. "a atae...4-
En-, oil c2So ia Ia coeafl1a la 31yeSll11-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02
PUERTO RICO DISTILLING co.
ARECIBO, Puerto Rico.

ARECIBO, Puerto Rico.
Fabricantes de ALCOMOTOR combustible pa
ra automobiles motores. ETC., ETC. = Alcohol
refnado para usos medicinales, industriales
cientificos--AlcoEol desnaturalzado para com
bustible domestico Potasa para Abonos.-
Todos estos productos derivados de la caiia.-
ProductoS del pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-02

1t Easekeaso de la cocailas la presun-
Glen britannica de la inferioridad Y de
Ia maldad ae. los otros, haltenido al
lgqnag D confirmation, porque como Ia
cocaina Sc ,fabrica en- gran parte y
mas barata, fuera de Inglaterra, es
facil que entire los fabricantes y los
contrabandistas, haya extranjeros. La
verdad es que Sc ha encontrado cocaf-
ma alemana a bordo de barcos fran
ceses, italianos, etc. surtos en- puer-
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-04-13
Foreisn.Adverisng Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOClA TON

We haven't heard of any action be-
ing taken by our Council as to the
prohibition Of the sale of certain
books including the Wampus Cat,
Hot Dog and other such magazines
which was referred to in an editorial
in this paper several weeks ago.
We trust the Council will realize
we are only calling the matter to their
attention and that we are not trying
10 dictate what should be done. How
ever we are sure that it is of enough
Importance to warrant their cOnsid-
Grafton when a number of Rotary
Clubs all over the country are re-
Questing authorities in towns and
cities to legislate against this real
menace to the minds of our boys and
girls.
Our Mothers Club, D. A. R. or some
other women's organization will, by
inquiry at our schools find that these
books have been in evidence there
and a copy "sketchily" read will con-
vince them that legislation against
the sale of these books would be wise.