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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
TALLAs PARA POL1CIA.IN

( !. r..
Conel Con eel fin fin dc a etlegir candidates para
guarrddiiaas de Ia Policfa Insular, e. :
de Ia Poiicia Insular, con la apr u
''ciofis qde la Comision de la Policia, ha
desigfnado el dias1S de Junio pr6ximo,
q las 10:06 A. me-
Para las presentes tallas solo Sc ad-
mitiran candidates con1prendidos nen-
tire los Is y 80 amos, con no menos de
S pies 7Ar fpuIgadas y 1870 libras de
peso; aden1as han de ser de buena re-
putaci6ii,i gozar de buena salud, sa-
Der ileer " escribir y no haber sido
|expulsado disbursements de ningdn
cargo civil o militar, o convictos de
ningudn delito que envuelva degrada-
cioln moral.
Aqueflos que tengan sus solicitudes
en- este Cuartel General pueden pa
sar recogerlos para su presentation
a la Comision de la Policia lnsular,
antes de la fecha indicada.
Los Jefes de Distrito proporciona-
ran solicitudes en- blanco los que
reunan las condolences requeridas.
]. JUDGE,
Advt. Ayudante, Policia Insular
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
COMPANIA ANoNnMA CENTRAL
BOcA cfzIcA. '~ W
Convocatoria de Asamblea General Elk
traordinaria de Accionistas.

Por el presente Sc convoca los Ac-
cionistas de la Compaiia Anonima
Central Boca Chica, para una Asamblea
General Extraordinaria que Sc celebra-
ra en- Andres, Comin de Guerra, Pro-
vincia de Santo Domingo. Ell dia diez
del mes de JUNO del aio en- curse, a
las tres de la tarde en- las ofcinas de la
Compafia.
En- esta Asamblea Sc dara cuenta a
los Accionistas, del Estado General de
la Compania; fin de que en- vista de
las persecuciones que Sc dirijen contra
el Ingenio. toneslas uedidas que crea
mas opftunas. sgsrss
Santo Domingo Mayo %. de 1922
]. Cobian, M. Guerra PARA,
Secretario. Presiden.e.
r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
Ell CRIMEN DE ANoCHE

Los hospitaIarios duenos del Tea
tro, America, dieron anoche acogida
a ,un, inlitador de estrellas de varieties
due a 10. .1nico que imitaba, en- GUAM
tofabrfa la boca, era una gata neu--
rastenica.
/ Menos NAL que, poniendose en- ra-
'zon. el famCso transformista anuncia-
ba solo una function, y ESQ de supri-
mir la reincidencia, es siempre un
,atenuante.
Rene estaria mejor ocupandose en-
las labores de su sexo que paseando
por los escenarios su despreocupacion
y su frescura.
Pero ell amplio teatro estaba ileno
" hasta sonaron aplausos. Nuestro
publico es... jamon serrano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
La PORTO RICO GAS Co. SERA
VENDIDA EN- PUBLICA ST.
BASTA.

III Hon Juez de In Corte Fede-
raj Mr. 'Odlin, ha ordenado que la
Porto Rico Gas Co. de esta ciudad,
Sda vendida Ell pdblica subasta el
dia primero de julio de 1922. en- cl
edificio que ocupa EN- esta ciudad.
La Corte ha designado como Es-
pcciGl NHsfcr. al agente especial del
dcpartamento de justicia Mr.. Harry
s. Hubbard. quien debera prestar
una fianza de mil dollars.
La Corte dispuso que ell Sr. Hub
bard percibira por su trabajo una
compensation de mil dolares. La
demandante en- este case es el Qua
ranty Trust Co of New York, el cual
eiccu.a una hipoteca lie un million
trescient0S ochenta mil dollars. Ade-
mas III Corte ha dispuesto que los
odictos sean publicado Ell cuatro pc
ri6dicos de mayor circulation en Ia
ciudad de New York Y otros peri0di
COS de la localidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-La elnocio-
nante cinta en- actos, por Vera Mi
chelena. titulada: "Tentacion del Dia-
bio" lf'@
/ Cine Lima -sexta jornada de la in.
'teresante 'cinta francesa "Los Tres
iMosquteros". szpsh'lo2'1
Cine Victory Garden, (santurce) -
fGrandiosoo beneficio. Estreno de = la
!cclosal cinta en- actos, "Espffita y
Materia".
Teatro Olimpo, (Santurce). - El
kcrmoso drama "Hogar sin Hijos".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-Fi-
nal del portentoso monumento cine
matografico: "Los Cuatro Jinetes del
Apocalipsis".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-Ex-
traordinario drama en- 7 actos la mo
vela de un Maestro.
I FI,IfIt"(lVfY s. s. ssetS4s hxf l.4(f 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
BALE DE MAYO

El pr6ximo sabado tres del corrier-
tie y en- ell Casino Puertorriqueno de
Rio Piedras'', Sc efectuara cl Bale. de
Mayo, que la Corte de Hijas Cat6.icas
lde America, tenia anunciado para el g
Idel pasado.
Como una demonstration de duelo
|por la sentida muerte de la selor;la
Font, este bale fue suspendilo al
Ifijarse esta nueva fecha ha surgido
todo ell entusiasmo que la 5uena So
ciedad de Rio Piedras, tenia para es-
lie festival.
Los nombres de distinguiGas seiio-
lritas contindan figurando para reinas
y la noche del bale Sc hara Ia elcc-
,ci6n.
Estimamos la invitaoi6n cue Sc nos
hace Y cstamos seguros dsl 6xito ca,
hahra de tener este Bale de Mayo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
LIE CoRTo LA MANDIBULA.

las II 80 de la madrugada de hoy,
en- la calle Rafael Cordero, ell indiyiduo
Juan Velazquez, de "a aiios, residente
en- Santurce, con un arma cortante
agredi6 a Osvaldo Rivera yelez, resi-
dente en- Tanca No. -, ocasionandole
una herida incisa de 16 centfmetros
de largo en- La mandfbula derecha.
siendo asistido en- la sala de socorro.
yelazquez, una vez consumado el he
cho, Sc di6 a la fuga Y es perseguido
por la policfa. {.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
MAS FACIL ES COGER UN MENTI-
ROsO QUE UN COLO

En- el mes de febrero, el guardia Re-
medic Lopez y otros policfss sorpren-
dieron una jugada a 10 prohibido en-
an cafetfn en- Santurce entire los jul
gadores arrestaron Flor de la To
RE, qli6n al celebrGrse cl juicio en-
la Corte Municipal, seaci6n primera,
acus6 al gnarlia Lopez de haberle
sustraido del bolsillo cierta suma de
dinero y no hGberla presentado di-
cha Corte como .eyidencia. Por de-
Ito de slander, Flor de Ia Tore fu6
denunciado y aver ante el iuez Aybar
no pudo probar su acrsacion, siendo
sentenciado & pagar $500. de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
GITAGUAs ECoNoMICAs

Lo son las de chassis Dodge, "Ma-
rina Coney Island", de Il pasajeros,
que trabajan 16 horas con IL galones
de gasolina y sus gomas recorren CA
TORCE. MIL MILLAS. Il Por que no
Gambia su guagua por una Dodge y
economizara EN- gomas y gasolina?
Andreu, Aguilar Co.,
San Juan. p. II. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02

,dio tambien a Francisco Rivera oca-
sionandole una herida superficial en-
Ia region lumbar izquierda, Ieve. Am
bos fueron asistidOs en- la saIa dc So
zorro. Rosario fue arrestado pOr el
policia Cesar Silva, No. 4s4, ponien-
dole disposition de Ia corte por de-
litos de acometimientO y agresi6p.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
Ell NEGOCIO DE HUESITO EN-
QUIEBRA

Por violar ell articulo 288 del Codi-
50 Penal, manteniendo una casa de
mala fama en- Puerta de TERRA, fue
denunciado per la policia el individuo
Martin Rubio, alias Huesito, aver
fue sentenciado per el Juez Aybar
pagan $500 de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
MIR. HULL FJE A TRABAJAR LA
VACANTE DE MARSHAL DE Ia
CORTE FEDERAL.

\ una autoridad federal hemos oil
DO decir, que el director del p. r. Pro-
grcSs Mr. Harwood Hull, que embarc6
para el Norte Ia semana pasada, ha
lido con el prop6sito de trabajar con
unos amigos que tiene en- la capital
nacional, In vacante de Marshal de Ia
Corte Federal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
LAS susTRACCIoNEs DE ARENA

En- la noche del lunes, la policfa Ell
Puerta de TERRA. sorprendio a los in
dividuos Miguel Garcia, Crispfn Fer
nandez Jose Melendez, extrayendo
arena de la playa. sitio denominado
Baja Mar, Y denunciados ante la Cor
tie Municipal, fueron sentenciados a
pagar $500 de multa cada uno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
Fume Vd. cigarros Ha-
banera, Rotchild, Bre-
vas Irnperiales calidad
uniforme. Cigarros q.
satisfacen a tOdOs los
furnadOreS.
Los QUE Sc EsPERAN EN- Ell
PES "CARACAS"

Lista avanzada de los pasajeros que
saldran en- el vapor Caracas, dt
New York, Ell dia del corriente mes
Julio NJ. Fernandez, Jaime Villa, E
r. Beauchamp, Rafael Rodriguez
Jorge Yazquez Arizona, Felix Beve'
raggi, Ana Janer, Enrique Capo, Ju.
lio Nigaglioni, Ramon Seijo, Ramon
Seijo, R. Seijo, Alfredo Saliva, Cora
Moscher, Juan del Rio, Russell E. Fe-
rrer, Mary E. Murphy, Rafael A. Tt
mothee, Fontaine Herriot, Rosa Mos
her y Maria Moschera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
TAIo LIMPIo

Anoehe, z las $50 p. M, en- la Pla-
zuela de San Jose, el individuo Aveii-
no Rosario, de 81 amos, residente en-
Ballajk, con una navajo de seguridad,
aersdi6 q Manuel Gonzalez, infriendo-
le una herida incisa en- Ia region lum-
bar dsrscha, de cardrter leye. Aere-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
BANCo POPULAR
- DE
ECONOMIAS Y PRESTAMOS

Habiendose extraviado la libretl
No. 25S29, Secci6n de Ahorros, a nom
bre de Agripina Matfas, Sc declara
nula y sin ning1n valor desde esta
fecha.
San Juan, P. r., Jnnio 1, 1922.
E. MALDoNADo,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
NO stse coNEMsuABA CON UNo

y - sVFl'1tIN -
Pori violaci0n la ley de .Arbitrtos,
teniendo alanSiques en- su poder y
que lie fueron ocupados por la policia
en- ell mes de enero proximo pasado,
aver Julian Guadalupe, de Santurce,
fue sentenciado por la corte munich
pal 80 dias de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
Ell TRANSPORTS. EMBARRAN-
-sefe CADO

Trailsport&ndo bebidas .fue arresta-
do en- Santurce, el individuo Esteban
Torres denmciado al Comisionado
de Ia iCorte Federal por ,yiolar la ley
sVoistead le fue seilalada fianZa lie
i$2J00es para ssu lihertad provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
SERVIClO DE AUTOS:

81 del autom6vil DODGE BROTHERS
es de 10 mejOr que Sc da en- Puerto Ri
co. Y para asegurar el meior servi-
clio, Ia firma ANDREU, AGUILAR Y
CO., de San Juan, ha rehusadO Ia re-
presentation de otros automobiles,
quedkndose solo con el Incompatible
DODGE. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
AZUCAR PARA BOSTON.

Pasado maiIana saldra de San Juan.
para ell puerto de Boston, el vapor
Glare, con un cargamento de 10000
esacOs deaaZtlcar.i s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02
|E| Tribunal Supreme. or
|dGQa bIsp9l!SIi|s|iQp bIsp9l!S dc!
l1dI5lgz ,SlgaIdG.

A3las ItrdslJ Eards de ger hui
mos iiiforfiajloS Gss- la5set t.rsfsSpfa, de IA
.Corte suprema, que ell Hon. Tribunal
habfa dcclasdao esn 1fsarS gar laG petici6n
de "Habeas Corpus, la cual hace al
glin tiempo fue interpuesta por el Ii,
cenliado Z Cst,Sttxo5 lgia6hts{ SMaf fd0
contra el Gobernader ReilM ,por con
sidersr ell 'ste SSicara6f lfabef sido des-
tituides ae cargo; de- iqVfT pqgPgiyd qgPgyd
pal de San Juan de una Inanera lie
gal, v sin haher llenado los requisi-
tos para tai destituci6n.
FL Tribunol SupSemo. al resolver
el referido recurso, ordena en- su re-
soluci0n que el Lido. Jimenez Sicard6
sea Embellishments repuesto en- su
cargo.
Disponiendo que el GObernadOr re-
ponga en- su empleo al juez Sicard0.
V en- case de que no 10 hiciera, que
tiomparezca al GobernadOr, el dfa 26
de JUNO de 1922 laslidos.jde la tar
deysants hl9oG0rte SupremaataDeXpo7
|ner las razones que tenga para no re.
ponerlo. sobNf asil 9q2s sE9u n
FL iio,mbfamiento del Ecdo. Asbsr
fu6 enviasio al Senado porE ell Gobef9
nador paro ell Comite de nonibfamien-
tos recomend0 en- su informe que a
refeIido nombramiento no fuese 9apr6-
baAo nj recha2ado debido afque' en-
el Tribunal Supreme habfa penfEeifte
~ resolver I'm f'ecurso dc E.abeas
Corpus, el c1lal p6tlfa afectar o no II
Lcdo. Aybar. Asf Sc lie comunic6 nj
Gobernador. Esltonccs este nGmbr0
nj Sr Aybar hasa. que yolviese a
reunirSc el Senafo o sea un nombra-
miento en- receso.
FL Lcdo. Aybar no ha querido hacer
| manifestation alguna a los reporters
&c Ii p.ensa, ilasta tanto 10 regrese
el Attorney General que Sc encuen-
ira en- Mayagiiey en- asuntos propios.
Es probable que el dastinguido fun
cionariO regrese esta. noche.
acknowledgements que cl Tesoro ten
drd que. abonarle al Lcdo. Sicard6 to-
dos los sueldos que he dejado de co,
brar, desdc Ell dfa en- que fu6 5!despo-
jado de su. cargo injustamente, en- el
caso de que yuelva en- hefinitiva a sli
destino. ess htsasa sssf's,1s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-02

LA SITUACI0N: - Punto princi-
pal de todo negocio. 81 qu;ere
nnantener Ell suyo sin excederse en-
gastos, busque 10 mejor, 10 mas
econ6mico y-lo mas barato
"OVERLAND ~ s
Podra resolyer 81 problemas a
Brunei Saenz & Co.
SAN JUAN, P. RS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-23
WORKING CAPITAL
:. !. FOR FARMERS
President Harding Out,
lines Plan to National Ag-
ricultural Conference
INDUSTRY GIVES
GOOD SECURITY
Certain Returns for Capital Invested i'm
AgricuIture-Federal Farm Loan
Board Furnishes Fixed Capital but
More Accommodation Is Needed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23-Develop-
ment of a thorough code of law and busi-
ness procedure with the proper machin-
cry of finance TO assure the farmer as
generous a supply of working capital. on
as reasonable terms as is granted to other
industries, was advocated here today by
President Harding in opening the ma
tional agricultural conference.
An industry" he said, moro vital
than any other in which near half the ma
tions wealth is invested can be relied
upon for good security and certain re-
turns" Declaring that in the matter of
what may be called fixed investment cap
ital the disadvantage of the farmer so i'm
pressed public opinion that the federal
farm loan board was established to meet
the need. He said the farmer still needed
some provision for supplying him with
working capital
Compared with other industries" he
continued. THE wonder is that agri~Il-
ture thus deprived Of easy access to both
investment and accommodation capital
has prospered even so we'll Lines on
which financial support of agriculture
may be organized, he said. are suggested
i'm the plan of the federal farm loan board
and in those rural cooperative finance
societies which have been so effective in
some European countries.
Extension OF credit by the government
oharacterizCs many ef the proposals of
relief bv the delegates. Others include
higher tariff rates. good roads. reduced
freight rates and cooperative marketing.
Through the agriculture bloc in con
gresS, many Of the farm organizations
hope to get their plans written into tho
nations statutes after receiving. it is
hoped. the approval of the conference.
Many organizations are planning to take
advantage of the conference to call atten-
tion to bills already laid before congress
by members of the bloc.
The National Board of Farm organiza-
ton. claiming to represent more than
3.OG0000 farmers is one organization
which will ask the conference 10 ind7rSe
legislation under which credit would be
extended to farmers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-23
RUSSIANS BODY
DEAD AND FREEZING
Found Near Hartness Tennis Court in
Springfield Nt.-ilcOhOlism Cause,
Says DIR. Whitney.
Especial to The Reformer.)
SPRINGFIELD. Vt. Jan. %.

The dead body of Brokob kozak. 50
4 Russian. which had begun to freeze
was found yesterday morning by Oscar
f. Marshall. who was strolling near the
Hartness tennis court on Summer hill
about mile and half from the village
i'm the east OF the town. Mr.. Marshall
is machinist employed by Jones
Lamson.
An autopsy was performed last night
by DR.. e. +. Whitney of the state lab
oratory at Burlington, who said death
was due to alcoholism and exposure
Kozak was about 35 years old and
was unmarried He worked in the
foundry of the Vermont Snath Co., until
discharged when the period of business
depression came on, and Of late he had
been living with his cousin, Mike Kozak.
in the John Woodbury. farm, half a
mile above the tennis court.
When found bv Mr.. Marshall between
: and clock i'm the morning, the body
was clad in an underwaist, trousers.
lumberman 5 CATERS and rubbers and
was living in the snow a few rods from
the highway. between the road and the
tennis court shack Life had not been
extinct long. as the body had only Just
begun to freeze
1t was very evident that Kozak had
been drinking, as tracks in the snow
Slowed where he had staggered and
fallen several times.
Members of Mike koZak s family said
they did not know when Brokob koZak
left the house.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-23
PLANNING TRIP
OF 1922 MILES
AIr. and Mrs. l.. +. Holden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman III. Howe TO Sail Feb.
is on SiN-WeellS' Cruise.

Mr. and Mrs LYMAN +. Holden of this
place and Mr.. and Mrs Lyman II. Howe
of WilkeS-Ba Ia. will sail from New
York Feb. Is ON the :. =. Hawkcye
State for a West Indies and Hawaii
cruise of 1923 miles. They viii be
away about two months.
The Hawkeye State Will stop at Ha-
vRua. San Juan. Charlotte i'm the Virgin
Islands Port Antonio. jamaica Kings
ton Jamaica. where the party Will take
an automobile trip to CaStleton Gardens
Colon I'm the Canal Zane Balboa. where
an automobile trip viii take them to An
con, Panama City and other places; Los
Angeles. Cal. where a trip by special
ears will take the tourists to Pasadena,
Hollywood. Venice. Long Beach. Santa
Monica and san Gabriel San Francisco.
including an automobile drive around the
city. or other points. or a special trip to
day stop. TIN boat viii then 20 to Homo
lulu. win stop az fIilo. "a ~necial train tax
ing tho party along The lIamakua coast.
I'm automobile ride will be taken To the
volcano Of hilaupR. where the evening viii
be spent. They win then return to Hone
lulu for "a four-day stop. Automobile
trips viii be taken about the citv. TO the
Punch Bowl and around the Island OF
Oahu. The steamer will dock at san
Francisco April 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Holden and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe will visit interesting points in
Southern California and will return East
over the Santa Fe railroad. stopping two
days at the Grand Canyon. They nlan to
arrive in Washington, ID. C.. April Il.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-23
Bellows Falls Annual Viii
lage Meeting Starts
at 10 O'clock
DENSE CROWD AT
POLLING PLACE
Law and Order League Issues Statement
Attacking Stephen Cray, Opposition
Candidate for President, and He Makes
Reply.
Especial to The Reformer.)
BELLOWS FALLS, Jan. =.

Supporters of the two tickets for yjI-
lage officers began their battle of ballots
for the control of village affairs at 10
o'clock this morning. and at that hour a
crowd Of 300 to 400 had assembled at
he polling place. The number remained
at about that size all the forenoon, and
those in charge estimated that close TO p
.e1a 52llotS would be cast by , o'clock.
the hour for turning the boxes.
The unusual interest in today's meet
ing was due to the effort of faction IA
voring the striking former employees of
the International Paper Co. to gain con-
troll of the village affairs Their candi-
date for president supported by the un-
ions. Is Stephen Cray, proprietor of two
peat markets in this village, while the
other ticket is headed by John C. Den
nison, president of the Merchants asso-
citation of the Howard Hardware Co.
Because of the need of more room for
voting than was available in the Opera
house hall the armory was used as vot-
ing place, and 80 voting booths were
erected there in addition to the usual ID
TO 20 in the Opera house. which were
moved to the crmory.
The crowd was so dense that it took
about 80 minutes for a person to get a
ballot and vote. tx to eight extra police
men were on duty The check list was
divided one part containing the names
of men and another the names of women,
and during the forenoon the voters were
about equally divided as to sex. Those in
charge said that from 100 to 500 passed
through the gates between 10 and IL O.
clock
Circulars issued by the opposing fac
I tions added spice to today's voting. The
Law and Order ticket. which is support
| ing Mr.. Dennison for president. has is
sued five such circulars, the last being
aied to the voters atufday morning.
Circular No. ; aSsailed the record of
8Ir. Cray, and denied that any religious
issue was involved as charged by the GRAY
faction. 1t stated that Mr.. Cray had been
. convicted in Windham county court of
breach of the peace: that he had been
adjudged guilty of assault on Clinton Tn
derwood by the Bellows Falls municipal
court and fined while q trustee of the
village and one of those in charge of the
police department that for this assault
a civil action was brought against Cray
which went to the supreme court judg-
ment Of 81 800 and costs being rendered
against Cray. The circular characterized
Crav as unfit to enforce the law and
asked whether he would protect the men
at work in the mills or would laugh at
violence.
Mr.. Cray. who heads the Citizens
ticket. issued a reply Saturday afternoon
in which he said that he had been vic
tim Of lawyers. He said in effect that
man hv the name of Graham had fooled
the state of Vermont and cost the state
r7onev and by inference he drew a para
Ile' r. include a Bellows Falls man of the
same name.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-23
\ Baby Turk in Law.

The United States Is about to give its
solepn attention to a baby problem
which might have interested Solomon
but certainly would not have stumpcd
him.
The babys parents are Russians. About
pear ago. little while before the baby
was born. the parents left Russia. They
were in Corstautinople when the baby
was born. Recently they came 10 this
country and encountered the law.
You may come in. says the statute
to the parents. because you are Russians.
But the baby can't come in because. hay-
inc been born in Turkey, he is Turk.
However. special board of inquiry
VIII discuss the ease There we shall
know whether Il baby born on poultry
farm must he regarded as a chicken
New York Herald.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-23
POLICE BOAT MAKES
THRILLING RESCUE
Takes 10 Gien Lashed to Deck of Dis
abled Schooner on Boston Light

BOSTON. Jan. 23}.-In the face of the
7O-mile gale that swept Boston harbor'
with its crew and equipment lashed to
the deck. and with mountainous waves
threatening to swamp it ut amy monent,
the police boat Guardian, in command
of I.ieat Frederick J. Swendeman, yes
tesfIay afternoon rescued the two-masted
fishing schooner Reliance and its crew OF
10 men from Il periIous position OFF l'os-
ton light.
The schooner hailing from Province
town and commanded by Capt. Terry Al
media. had lost much of its canvas and,
with its auxiliary engine entirely unable
to battle with the seas and wind, was
being blown to sea when its distress sig
mails were seen by Lieutenant Swende-
man.
The 10 members of the schooner's
crew. who had been dashed to the deck
house and wheel for more than two
hours. were exhausted from their long
battle but none was injured They
stated that when the gale struck. the
canvas was ripped from the rigging like
So much tissue paper and that the en-
CINE not only failed to gain headway.
but was unable to prevent the schooner
from being swept out TO sea.