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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkaii, which Is
very Injurious. as II dries tho scalp
and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing 10 use IL Mulsiflcd
cocoanut oil shampoo for this Is pure
and entirely greaselesa. It's very
cheap and beats anything else all 10
pieces You can get Mulsified Mt any
drug store. and few ounces will
last the whole family for months.
Two or three teaspoonfuls OF Null
sifled In a cup or glass with n little
warm water In all that is required.
II makes an abundance OF rich.
creamy lathcr. oleanses thoroughly,
and rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and In soft. fresh
looking. bright, fluffy. wavy, and
easy to handle. Besides. II loosens
and takes out every particle Of dust.
dirt and dnndruff. he sure your
druggist gives you Mulsified.--Ad-
vertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
GIRL IS SOUGHT
IN MURDER CASE
Seattle Police Search for
Oakland Witness

Asked 70 locate Miss Adele Fisher.
wanted In Oakland in connection
with the murder OF Edwin A. shouse.
alleged booze and narcotics SNUG.
gier. Seattle police were searching
the entire city Thursday. Miss Fish
or. petite California girl. is thought
60 have important Information re.
Rarding the staying. She is aaid to
have had an appointment with
shouse on the night OF the mystcri.
Gus shooting.
Advlces from Oakland Thursday
stated that Shouse's alleged dealings
in the underworld had been uncov-
cred In part by tho local police. re
veaiing the fact That Shouse had
been in debt TO tho sum OF $4,000.
shouso's companions are believed to
he In hiding from tho police. II Is
thought that shouse may have been
slain by his creditors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

There ,oas ucecpin0. dusfino.
make the best Of a.
all come true--lf sho would go with
him.
at wasn't his looks that intrigued
me-" said the girl. but his fcrceful
manner and his promises. lie told
me that he was a wealthy merchant.
single. lie drew magic pictures Of
life at Palm Beach"
II was juht what SHE had been
craving for. so she told her husband
that she was leaving. and went with
caasoee. now a fugitive from justice.
-Ha gave me an apartment on
Riyeraldc Drive. We went out 10 the
finest hotels. Then he took me on
bis yacht named after me"
South they cruised. stopping here
and there at famous Florida resorts.
staying AZ the best hotels. enjoying
the height Of luxury. Finally they
reached picturesque Nassau In the
British bahamas.
Buf--tho Mrs. Stevens has con.
l FuhFH n jury hbt uiA Not bHoN
1.-THE yacht on which they
| eruised was. according 10 federal
officials. rum runner. plying
between the British West Indies
and Brooklyn.
On his return TO New York.
Caxrse was arrested. The girl
wasn't involved. hut when he
4 A..
/ for hi< case. she went with him.
This time they visited another
boat.
According 90 government aufhori.
ties. II WAS another rum runner
When u reached port Il was seized
and cassese. his chauffeur and Mrs
Stevens were indicted for conspiracy
90 violate the yols;cad act.
Tho chauffeur turned states evi.
dence. caaneso fled, The girl WAS
left 90 face the charge alone.
BEING unable 20 raise bail. she was
/ confined IN jail for three weeks untIl
her case earn. 20 trial.
Wallace Il. =. Collins. well known
lawyer. defended her without accept.
inE any fee.
The girl denied any knowledge Of
Bookkeeping. Aiiho abe had 90 bare
the story Of her experiences with
cassese and hsd 10 face her own hus.
bard and cassese's wife In court. she
never gave way 20 her emotions
Untii the jury freed hcri
Then she cricd.-out Of happiness.
I'm glad I'm out OF IT," she
said. Il have had more than
enough excitement 10 last a life
time. I'm going TO my sisters
home where csn live quietly
and peacefully, Ms young giri
should.
And never again win n so
called humdrum existence pail on
me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
NEAR SUICIDE
IN CHEATS DOCTOR

NEWARK. y. J.. Aug. II. a
local doctor was cheated out Of the
price OF an operation when his
patient coughed out OF the roof OF
his mouth n bullet which had Lodged
there I'm a suicide attempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Reduce Those Danger
Gus Swollen Veins

Physicians are prescribing and hos
pitfalls are using a new and harmless
yet very powerful germicide that not
only causes enlarged or vsricose
veins and punches 20 become normal.
hut also reduces goiter, enlarged
glands and wens
Ask any first class druggist for an
original two-ounce bottle Il Moone's
Emerald OIL (fuli strengthl and re-
fuse 20 accept anything in ts place.
II is such highly cone ntrated
preparation that two ounces last q
long time. and furthermore ~ this
wonderful discovery Goes rot pro-
duce the results anticipated. you can
have the price refunded. 4
II ~ not wise for anyone ~ allow
swollen veins 10 keep on eniarginE.
often they burst ana cause Weeks OF
pain. suffering and loss Of eeapioy-
ment- start the Emerald OF treat
ment as directions advise. nd Inn
proSement will begin az one&& Your
druggist can supply you.--Adf rtise-
ment. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Dead Bathing Girl
Is Found in River

CONVICTION. KY. AUG. 1.-THE
body az a pretty is.yearoid girl with
black bobbcd hair and clad only In
a bathing suit. was found In the
Ohio river beneath a railroad bridge
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Hanford MacNider
Promoted Colonel

WASHINGTON. Aug. lillian.
ford MacNider. commander OF the
American Legion. has been promoted
TO colonel OF Infantry. officers reserve
corps. MacNldcr was a lieutenant
colonel I'm the reserve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
ny ALENANDER HERMAN

NttftAIt ~ A~tftHtN
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE
plain. homely things Ia life-a
home. a husband. houseworis--
are the things that really count.
"rhe glamour and tinsei Of
high life looks ailurlng from n
distance but u proves empty nj
close range"
Those words came from the lips Of
Mrs. Edith stevens. 10, leading act
reaa in New yorkH most thrilling
real.life melodrama. IN which figured
yacht cruises In tropical waters amid
exotic islands. dash OF adventure
on the high rons. a man referred 10
by Assistant District Attorney Alex.
ander nlue M bootleg king." Jail.
a spectacular trial IN federal court
finally acquittal.
Following her ncqulttai Mrs.
stevens ia an exclusive interview
told the only authentic story OF her
adventurous experiences.
because" she says. ~ want the
things I have been thru 90 stand as
a warning TO girls turnout the eoun.
try.
First. here IN my advice 10
young girls, based on my experiences
Don't marry 100 young--wait
ill you know your heart.
MARRY only for real iove--not
10 secure y home or To dodge
work.
Don't become tired Of what
some girls think II the hum.
drumness ~ married life. It's
the only thing worth while.
And now my story;
-Ny parents were weIl.to do.
They brought me up 10 enjoy the
best Of everything. They s~nt
me % fine schools. both here and
In Europe. ! gained culture and
polish.
Then mother and father were Al.
vorcrd. had 20 so 10 work. That
was hard. ! sought way out and
found Il In marriage.
II was we'd when barely ~. There's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
BANDITS GET
$40 TOKENS

Accosted by two masked bandits
as h. stepped from a street chr at
station l.. on the Ravenna line and
vas on his way homo AT a. m,
Thursday. r. Gordon. street car con.
ducsor. ssis T. 6oth s'.. was com
PEELED upon threat Of death 20 hand
over upwards OF 80 in tokens and
small change.
The bandits. large men wearing
white handkerchicfs. then ran into
the dense undcrbrush near the eta.
ton and disappeared. Police at a
late hour Thursday had failed TO To-
cate them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

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pound 70 my friends who have trou-
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In later years they use II whenever
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Acquitted as rum Queen
Sounds Warning to Girls

terry 10 visit my grandmother's
grave. A. was leaving. an
automobile almost ran me down.
Mrs. Stevens lowered her eyes for
an instant.
That's when first met Anthony
cassese. lie asked permission TO
call | granted A."
II was the beginning. Her dreams
Of romance. adventure. luxury could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

NEW ORLEANS. La.--John b.
Thomas. 60. factory smokes'aek
painter. suspended so feet in mid air
by his toes for half hour before being
rescued by extension ladders-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

ago when l was q
girl. For several
years | had Sc
we're pains atmen-
strual periods,
making mo very
weak and inter-
fering with Y
regular duties. |
tried aevcral REM
edies without OBJ
tanning relief. /
was induced TO try
Lydia Il. Pink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Many Blooms Are
on Exhibit Here

Between coo and 700 varieties Of
xladioli were on display "Wednesday
al the Seattle Cladiolus clubs exhibit.
ton IN the Fine Arts building. Ap-
prosimaseiy $500 blooms were
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

vLADfvosToK.--Jap troop.
20 evacuatc viadivossok beginning
Aug. 20. according 70 Japanese com.
mander here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
FROM G|RLHOOD
To W0MANH00D
Woman Relied Upon Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Emporia. Kansas. ~ began using
Lydia r. Pinkham's medicines years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

where I made my firrs mistake
wasn't sure OF my heart. All 7
sought was a way cut u my uns
accustomed drudEery"
The man she married was upright
and a hard worker. but poor Today
he's ready 20 take His wife back. But
Mrs. stevens won't so.
we went to live in a little fiat
There was busting and sweeping and
dishwashing For time tried to
make tho best Of H.
but kept craving the iuxuries
had had
"One dsy I went 20 the c~rne-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The star Invites ns readers 60 Tee THE
department. aid In flsdins asisstu9
rviatis~s " friends. The department 70
60 heir IN rssaisiss those who have bs<a
fsisnas are nsis.lss are ls,isea 60 rspsss
the aisaprs-sanss directly 10 The stat.
headers wha may know tho whereabouts
81 parsons aentsesss In this e.iasna -
The star. Other newspapers are iasitss
u r~psadare such items NJ wiif tstsfees
theif sewmanlfiea
MOTHEf-"For goodness sake
come home 10 grandma or write
your daughter. Donna reads plea
received from Portland. ore.
LAURENCE y. LuTzE- Missing
for five months. Laurenee y. Lutte
10 sought by his wife. Mra. L. b..
Lutze. general delivery, Portland.
ore. Lusrs 10 a concrete mixer.
ALFRED WARMER From Quill.
Gene. wash comes Mrs. Sadie Sc.
wells inquiry for n relative. Alfred
Warner. last heard from In Chicago.
where he has sister
A. A. NORTO>--frcn Norton. 81
Granger. wash h trying 10 locate
her father. A. A. Norton.
JAMES ~ FtRMs>--His cousin.
James u. Furman. Ia sought by G.
II. Furman. Box III. Zillah. Wash.
tn. missing man. who has an en-.
dowmenf waiting for him. was for.
merry employed by a Seattle hank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
ArFREp wARNER-From oull.

A. A. NORTON Irene Norton. 81
Granger. wash. H. trying 10 locate
her father. A. A. Norton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

This the handy family size. self bast-
ing. with side handles. Betty Bright
is high quality Aluminium which will
give long service.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-28
EI de Mexico debe estar
a Ia misma aLtura del
de Estados Unidos
UN INCIDENTE RESUELTO
La bandera mexicana no
debe estar mas abaio
que la de este pals

'"Ei pabeli6n mexicano tiene de-
recho a ser izado en- los Estados Uni
dos 4 Ia nlisma altura que "a ban
dera americana, duranre IA cefebra-
ci6n de cua!quier fiesta c!vica de
aquei pats que Sc conmemore".
Tai es "a contestaci6n que Icl Pro-
curador General del Estado de Te
xas dirigio al Consul General de Me-
Xico en- esta ciudad, con motive de la
protesta que el u!timo de estos sefo-
res eIev6 al primero causa del in
cidente surgido el d;a Is de septiem-
bre del afio pasado entire los residen-
tes mexicanos de Ia poblacion de
Pcaroall, Texas, y Ell Sheriff del lu
gar.
Dicho incidente consistio en- Que el
Sheriff de Pearsall oblig6 q los me-
Xicanos residences ahf a. que pusieraI
4 mayor altura de IA que Sc hallaba
eI pabell6n de Estados Unidos cor
respecto al de Mexico. cuando amboa
estaban izados en- las casas de 10.
mexicanos con motive de las fiestas
patrias Gle septiembre, del ano pa
sado que Sc celebraban en- aquel lu-
gar.
Tai actitud del Sheriff ocasion6
que los miembros de Ia colonia mext-
cana de Pearsal elevaran una pro-
tesla ante eI senior Enrique d. Ruiz.
entonces Consul General de Mexico
en- Ia ctudad de Laredo. Texas, ha-
ciendole notar 10 injusto de Ia humi-
llacion de que Sc habfa. hecho obte-
10 a Ia bandera meNcana-
Ell sefior Ruiz puso eli hecho en- CO.
nocimiento del Mayor de aquella ciu-
dad, Y aquel manifesto que ambos
pabellones podfan ser iGados a la mis-
ma altura, cada vez que Sc ofrectera
hacerlo, pero ell Sheriff de Pearsall
sc mCstro renuente q aceptar esa
idea, manifestando su VeZ que 81 en-
otra OCCASION volvfan flotar las dos
banderas iuntas. IA mexicana tendrfa
que estar mas baja que Ia america
III.
Esto do motive para que e. enton-
ces Consul General de Mexico en- La
redo, Sc dfrigiera al Procurador Ge-
neral del Estado de Texas, haciersdo
de su conocimiento Ell incitiente lamen
table que dividla las opin!ones de las
autoridades americanas de PearSali,
V los meXicanos RESIDENCES en- ese III
gar, pidiendole que axaminara Ia
question y dijera Ia nltima palabra
en- Csc aSunto-
La contestacion del procurador Ge-
neral del Estado estA concebida en-
los terminos con que ,encabezamos
estas lfneas, fue recibida por el Sc
nor enrique D. Ruiz, actual Consul
General de Mexico en- esta ciudad,
antcayer.
En- opinion del Consulate General,
g! incidente ha qIedadD soiucionado
desde el momento que sc cuenta con
Ia opinion del ProcuraaIor del Esta-
do, funcionario quien Sc recurrto
en- caIidad de arbitro en- Ia question
para dejar ultiulado el incidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-28
HABRA UN PODEROSO.
RESURGLMLENTO MLA|
LNDUSTRLAPETROLERA.
La laguna de Tamiohua es ahora el punto de
mira de las grandes empresas, entire las
cuales Sc cuenta 'El Aguila"
Sc hardn a obras de ingeniera muy mportante que
Sc han hecho en- ningun pas donde Sc
explota la industrial petrolera

FL tan decaHtando agoton!ento de
los pozos petroleros -cleSicalos, que
en- todcs los toaoS ) en- toda IA prem
sa de unO otro pals ha venido de
tempo a-ras s!eado 81 tsHla para no.
tic!aS seasacioHales y reportaZgcs mas
O Eleros interesantes, fue IA fuente
original de IA !arga conversation que
IN SeiloC iateresado en- grandeS ne
gocios petrole-os en "a zo2a de Tam
pico, y un representante de este dia-
rio sostuvieroQ aver en- e. ''lobby" de
csntrico hotel.
AtaAdo caboS GiSperSos de % habla-
do, : hacienda IN resumen general de
IA eRcrevista, e. f-uto cierto que de
ella ob:uvimos, fue saber que n COM
pania NeXicana de Petroieo FL Agut-
"a" Sc e1cuentra pr0x!ma a ;Qiciar
grandes trabajos de exploration y
exploitation de pCGos petroleros en- "a
Laguna de Tam!ahua, eNtensa aibufe-
"a que Sc encu enc-a situada aproNima
damente como 4 ve!nticinCo k!.6Cre-
rros de! puerto de Tamp;co. : en- "a
cuaI Sc ha venido 4 descubrir. segun
los trabaios geol6g!cos que sc han
realizado, q eXists buena caaadad de
petr6leo en- e. subsuelo de Ia misma,
NUest-o infornaIte Sc 2luestra Op-
tin!sta po- deulas de! auge que CO.
bre IA zona del Norte de Eeracruz. de-
caEda mucho por las recieates sala-
zones de los pozos petrolercs. con-
fla en- que tanto -el puerto de Tam
pico. como otrcs muchos puntos cir
cunvecinos, Heguen a recuperar el es-
plendor : riqueza de que Cozaron en-
t:empos aQte-iores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-28
7 de todo es la causa
esa moda de la fclda cor
ia, que ha sido y es ell mo-
yor enemigo de la mujer

paIes causantes del deCrecimiento dc
los matrimonios, porque ahuyentan el
amor del coraz6n de los hcmbres. Es-
tos antes de pensar en- casarSe: mucho
anteS de que su Cerebro aibersue Una
so,a idea acerca del matrimonio, va
saben por propia y real eXperiencla
que Ia que fuera SD companera de su
vida no mantendrfa para ellos un 500
sccreto Dor revelar, nj un solo m!ste-
rio Dor mostrar cuando Negara el ms
tante de los fntimos, de los excelsos,
de los unicos y g!oriosos momentos Gel
amor.
Las mistificaciones de Ia mujer no
logran va taladrar el corazon mascui-
no sus gracias, sus encantos y sus
hechicerias no consiguen tocar ei es-
pfritu del hombre, porque el hoHbre
IN tenido va bastante contemplando-
as q todas: y todas son 10 ml<mo.
visten corto son frfvolas. muestran los
cones prec:ados de Ia naturaleZa- y ei
hombre huge. Huye- porque el nom
bre. digamoSlo de una vez, iesta va
cansado de veri
.rCuando una mujer deja de ser mis-
terio Ideal, el homb-e no desea va
mas casarse con ella: cuando una mu-
Jer deja de poseer ese dulce attractive
que Ia lorna espiritual Y pddica a los
oios del hombres. 81 hombre esquiva
su contacto, cuando una mujer ofrece
4 Ia visa del hombre aqueilo que Ell
hombre hubiera querido conservar
siempre oculto. irrevelado, para descu-
brirlo mantenerlo para su intimo de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-28
va no hay hombres que las
quieran desposm, y Sc
mueren, en- pleno aban-
dono del amor hogmeno

NCEVA YORK, agosto 25.-",Las CO
quotas Sc mueren: las "nappers" ago
nizan y todas las mujeres frivolas y
amantes de L. vida veCtiginoSa va
na. Sc estan quedando para res:ar
santos = ven con tristeza como sus
yidas Sc agotan inutilmentc, sin que
puedan producer ver'daaeramente un
fruto sazonado de amor efec:ivo, nj 81
ouiera una ligera Huston de vida con-
sistente Que no Sc desvaneZcas como Sc
desvanecen suS suefos de frivolidad,"
Ia VOC de aiarrna ha part:do de
Andre Tridon, e. famoso psic6logo
francis QUE ha hecho de tempo atras
un estudio circunstanciado de todas
las causas que concu-rea en- 81 deere
cimien:o asomb-oso de los matrimo-
MOS: fen6meno que 81 Sc expica di-
ciendo que los hombres no Sc dejan
Va seducir por las nist:fiCaciones y
van paulatinamente aIeiandose de Ia
mujer frtvoia y casQuivana, para en-
castillarse dentro de IN egoiSmo muy
masculine Que mega Ia mujer el SUI
premo derecho de ser "a companera de
IA vida.
''Y TODD dice ei francis porque Ia
mujer en- los tiempos actuales ma de-
Cenerado en- sus uscs Y costumbres.
No es va IA ideal, Ia cauGvaGora, la
hechicera diosa que con sus espiritua
lidades Y Su recato despevtaba en- los
hombres Ia adoraci6n = el culto. No es
Y Ia virgen p1hlica que arropaba sus
morbideces con largas vestiduras ba-
10 las cuales apenas 81 muy ligersrnen
ta Sc dihuiahan las lineas escult6ri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-28
MUJERES Y HOMBRES.
ABOGAN pORQUE
VUELVA FL VINO
FL Secretario de Ia Cue
ira, Weeks, dice que la
mayorla esta a favor
de los VinOs SuaVeS
Y de Ia ceryeZa

ECETA YORK. agoSto 26.-SeS1In
IN despacho enviado de Washington
al New York Herald, el Sec-etario
de Guerra Weeks esta sigu!endo con
atenta mirada. en- los actuales mo-
mentos, IA votaci6n que esta llevanGo
a cabo. a etecto de dcterminar 81 q
pueblo de Jos Estados Unidos esta o
no en- favor de n apiicaci6n estricta
de n Ley Voistead: "a que sobre es-
"a question de tanta i22portanc.a :
que tanto ha sido d!Scutida, el prOp!o
Secretario Weeks declar6 hace Sola-
menta unas cuantas semanas, quu q
pueblo americana en- 10 general no
estaba en- favor de d:cha ley. : que
IN gran auuaero de ctudadanos Sc ha-
uabar incIInados por "a restaurac!0n
de II I:bertad de tonla- vinos genera
SOS = ce-vezas.
Ante eStas dec,aracioaes que no
puGieron meaos de caCsar una gran
sensaci6n Y en- vista de los ataQues
de que Weeks ma sido objeto de parte
de los mas radicalss 'secoS, este
fuaciona-!o ha estado sisuiendG con
verdadero intevss las var:as votac!o-
mes cocducidas q trav&s de todo e. te-
ri;orio de IA Union con 81 fin ildica-
do. ' :! estos trabajos sirven para
pone- en caro- ;igo sobre e! part.cu-
lar. cree que sus opiEioneS sustenta-
6aS pUblicamente q este respecto ha-
bran Cuedado pieaamsnte justificadas.
NJ. Weeks es;d particularnente in
teresado en- las votacioRes tomadas
en- las TactorlaS donde hay Inujeres
enple2das y n mayorie de las cuales
segdn 10 han in6icaGo, estan franca-
mente en- favor de una modification
de Ia ley eXistente
Asien:a Mr.. Weeks. que IN infor-
ME sobrt e. particular. nues:ra que
las mujeres como los hombres. sst4n
en- favor de que vuelvan IA ccrveza '
los vinos suaves, y que 4 juzgar por
los vo:oS que Sc estan eXteRdiendo,
puede aSsgurarse que a proportion
de los que apoyan "a modification de
Ia leg yolstead. Y IDS que estan por
su rigiiez as de 10 DOR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-28
Hoy Sc discutira en- eI
Senado Ia iniCiativa del
senador CumminS
HARDING Sc PREPARA
Quiere tener Iista la ley
para la possession de mi
mas y ferrocarrileS

WASHINGTON, agosto 2I.-Maua-
IA comenzard 7 d;scut:rse en- eI Co
mite de Comercio Interior del Sena-
e. senadc~ Cumul!ns consuItando Sc
dicten medidas para imped!r las ga
nancias exhOrbitantes en- n venta del
carbon; para auUeuta- las facu!ta-
des de n Comis;6n de Comercio In
terror, = para n creac.6n de una a
gencia que Sc encargue de "a diStri-
buci6n del comous;!hle.
Todo iadica que esa inic!ativa Sc
II objeto de acalo-adas discusiones.
pues va-ios nienhros de d!cho CO.
mite opinan Que cua.qu!e- auneato de
facultades a N Comis!6n de Conner
clio es tan .m9or.ante, que debe evi-
tarse a todo trance.
En- IA Cdmera de Representatives.
Sc pressrc6 una iricjat;va consultan-
do Sc pida 4 "a CoG!si6H de Conner
clio Interior y 4 las dsmds ageHcias
EederaIes que teHgan jurisdiction
cue eStudien los mejorsS medioS de
dictar 6rdeDes para conservar. 10
mas que sea possible. las eXistenc!as
de carbon, restringisndo TODD e. con-
sumo que no sea absoiutamea-e in
dispensabls.
FL seuador Reed desds IUeco ataco
ia clausula de "A iEicia;Iva que pids
que "a Comisi5n de Comercio 7eUna
datos acerca de = production de car
bon. manifesIando que esos datos los
obtuvo va e. cOClitS del Congreso q
aiio pasado. y que 10 que debLa hacer
Sc IS ab-:r las ninas desde lueSo. y
no reUnir dacos para que So presen-
ten deutro de Cinco meses.
Mr.. Reed dijo que Ias c'4usu,as de
IA !niciativa que Sc ref!e-eH q estu-
d!o De IN tipo de production De las
-ninas. de sls condicIoaes de a vida
de los m;neros, de u yeUta ' DE-
otras fases de a indus;rla ca~boni-
fera pueden se- IN paso para en-
barca- al pals en- el oceano del So
cialismo.
Il Presidents Harding aGn &briga
esperanzas de que dsnt-o de pocos
dfas Sc l!egue a IN arreg!C de IA hue!
ga ea los cam2oS de ancvacita. peCo
81 no tue-e asi. estd Preparado para
euviar al Ccng-eso una inic.at!va pi-
diendo Sc comedian Al Executive "a
cuItades para apoderarse &c las mi
mas.