davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02

bach, pohledem plachym, sic
pa pro vsechno, co Sc deloI
kolem nj. Jeji prace byla nj
temna. Vsechny ostatni sluzeb
ne musily Sc Dirt "a nj, divaji-
ce, Sc ma nj vsude, kde Sc jim
pripletla do cesty, podle sve
povahy bud litostivyma, zavi-
stivyma nebo pysmesnyma oci
ma.
"Ten il ale poradne poplet'
hloupy huse!" rikavala
tlusta Mary. "Je jako smrt a
chodi jako papota."
Doopravdy il nelitovala ami
.jedina. W proto ne, ze prici-
nou jejiho "hloupeho trapeni"
1byl pan Johan, ktereho prokli
naly vsecky stejn6. Jeji tra-'
Ipeni v jejich ocich bylo vlast-
ne postaveni, vyhodne, protoze
Sc ia vyvolena nemusila praci.
pfetrhnout, vsude mela pred
most a nikdo ma nj nesmel "a
lovat. A pax to byly vesmes
zeny, mlade ! stare, vyrostle v
3bide, ktera je nutila vydelavat
81 kousek chleba pracf tuhou,
tezkou, pocestnou, sdirajici te
10 a obestirajicf ducha jakou-
81 horkou houzevnatosti. Vse-
chny SLY do prace a do sluzby
uz jako deti, donuceny domaci
mi pomery, jsouce bud sirot-
ky nebo detmi rodicd praci Sc
drenych a zcela nemajetnych.
Vsecky vedely, jake je trapeni,
nemiti chleba, anebo nit jej
okoraly, z milosti strceny, hor
ky slzami smaceny. Vsecky
vedely, jaka jsou muka, potlou.
kat Sc ulicemi mesta holyma
rukama, v dlouhych cekanich
ma sluzbu, u vedomi, re nema
me skutecne nikoho, nez svoje
ruce a nez nadeji, re mas uzivi
v poctive praci. Vsecky v6de-
ly, 90 slz Sc vyplace ma kazde.
tvrdf slovo zamracene panima
my, Il ktere bydli a zije ma
duh, nez Sc najde sluzba. A
|vsecky v6d6ly, jak pail ty Shy
|t6zce zadrzovane a ienom v
noci po tezke praci potaji IA
|tvrdem lIzku prolevane - "a
to, kdyz jsou "a svoji oddanou
t6zkou a nejlepsi praci tyra-
my.
Nelly hluboky, dojemne mex
ky cit pro toto otrocke trapeni.
!Samy znajice chudoby mely
hned pine oci slz pro jeji ne
bohe obeti.
Ale "hloupym" mukam las
ky Sc smaly. Tato muka zdala
Sc Jim nadutym plytvanim, ja-
keho 81 srdce chude divky, il
nymi starostmi zmorene, ne
melo dovolit. Molly miti "Trip
most Sc svedenou, opust6nou
Idivkou, ale smaly Sc kazde
ltakove "hloupe huse", ktera Sc
pro "chlapa' sentimentalni
roztouzenosti mohla pripravit
o spani, spokojenost a zdravou
barvu svych tvari.
A v tomto pripade tim vice,
ljak uz recenO, re tfmto chla-
penn byl pan Johan. clovek Y
jejich ocich hanebne nicem-
my.
| "Ani bych ma neho nenapli-
la" koncivala vzdycky tlustd
MARY kuchynsk6 rozpravy Q
tomto predmetu.
L O. Karoline mimo toho vede.
tly, he do vseho toho trapeni
vlezla dobrovolne, bez ucelu a
-bez potreby. Sla slouzit, nepo-
trebujic toho, tato "fajnova
Efrajlicka," jak il rikaly, a dar
mo, jenom "a ten svdj billy,
[hezky oblioej brala. penize, kite
'Irtch 81 jina zaslouzila "a svoji
praci.... A tax jenom prad ce-
kaly, az jednou "a ser6hb rama
Ebude stat take ona v kuchyni u
IryXch nylf1 no nr1c nd,, rhxy -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
@ SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.


eek" zalozili a stava Sc, ze
banky poctive vedene jsou nu-
ceny platiti "a ony, ktere by
lv vedeny nepoctive, ale pres
to princip takove vzajemne O.
chrany jest zdravy.
kdyz nekdo ohen 81 zalozi a
jest usv6dcen, ceka na neho
kriminal a kdyz ufednici BAN
ky svoji nepoctivosti pi'ivodi
ieji ipadek. take ceka ma ne
kriminal. Mimo to skoro We
vSech statech podilnici banky
isou zodpovedni osobne do
dvojnasobne sunny svych podi-
III. Kdyz ma priklad ma n6kdo
Y bance "a $1,000 akcii a tato
zbankrotuje a objevi Sc scho-
|dck,. receiver muze ma mem W.
mahati $4,000. Toto ovsem Sc
|tpka skutecnych, bank a nikoli
pujcovnich a stavebnich spo-
Iecnosti. Rovnez neni zakona
ma ochranu vkladateld, jenz by
sc tykal narodnich~ bank,
We statech, kde byl zaveden,
dobie sc vsak osvedcuje po-
volanym kruhum Ceskoslo-
vensku odporucovalo by sc stu
dovati je.j a cely system ameri-
ckeho bankovnictvi. Jist9 by
jc zajimalo. ze Americe ban
ky museji 81 hledeti pouze a ie
dine bankovniho obchodu -
puicovati penize do obchodu,
prumyslu a pod, mohou stave-
ii bIdovy, V nichz by sve OBJ
chody vedly, ale nesmi sc pou-
stati do zadnych jinych obcho-
dI krone bankovnich. Neni
pochybno:ti 0 tom, ze nejake
podobne opatfeni sv6dcilo by
tez bankovnictvi v Ceskoslo-
yensku.
Otakar Mllek, virtuos piano
We hry a vynikajici hadebni
pacdagog, 0 iehoz smrti zpra-
VI jsme piincsli. byl icdnim 4
velikych umelcu, tfeba ze '
Americe nenabyl takove pro
s,ulosti. jako n6ktefi umelci
jichz iniena vesla We vSeobec.
nou Znamost zdcj5iho hubby
n;lovntho obecenstva.
Pisatel t6chto radltu sezna.
mil sc Malkem zapadnlm me
ste, kde poi'adal koncert. i
1903 neb 1904. koncet nc
setkal Sc zrOvna veikym
hmotnyn uSEechcm, ale pTi
tomni na slovo watt odbornic
So shodovaliv tom, ze jest Ma
lex velikym um6lcem, jednin
z nejvetsich.
Snad byl to nedostatck 90
sobn!ho magnetismn', jen;
branil Malkovi vyniknouti ia
ko virtuos ma koncertnim po
! diu, ale pine sc uplatnil JAKE
hudebni paedagog. Skoda je
ho predcasne smrti.
Die clanku zahfebskeh,
; "Obzoru' pise Alfredo Mante
, 70 y "Ecchi G COMMENT 0 70,
, trzce Male Dohod6. Versaill
J sky mir uvedl zivot nekolil
: noyych statu, ktere zahrnuly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02

Die clanku zahfebskeho
"Obzoru' pise Alfredo Mantle
10 y "Ecchi Comment" 0 roz
trzce Male Dohode. Versaill-
sky mir uvedl \ zivot nekolik
noyych statu, ktere zahrnuly v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

de Fajardo y que no pudo ser satisfe-
cha en- Ell juego que celebraron afls
bas novenas.
Ell 'Mesonora" pIdO haber vencidO al
"Fajardo".
Las "cosas" de los spianolistas" me-
recen un castigo. Dejarse ganar del
aFajardo9 por estar pendiente az,
pequeneces. Dos juegos que de pu-
ra fuente pertenecian al 'Mesonora"
Sc los dejan ganar por una carrera,
hacienda scores de a 2 v 5 a 4. 81
los ''artistas" hubiesen puesto mas
malicia, 81 hubieran jugado con ver-
dadero espfritu para derrotar al adj
versario, nunca, pero nunca hubiera
contado Fajardo con las victorias del
domingo 20. Conffo en- que el ttMe-
sonora" hahra de retar al "Fajardo''
para una liga neutral y veremos quien
es quien entire ambos..
Ell "Sports" no practica.
En- los dltimos juegos demostro ell
Sports" estar muy fuera de practica,
No pudo demostrar ell ''nelao" de sus
jugadores en- su fildeo y en- la maja-
qua.
Els nuestra creencia que Brown,
nuevo captain de tan formidable equi-
po hara eumplir ell plan de organiza-
Ici6n nevando las practicas a ciertos
|jugadores "morosos", entire ellos Guz-
man, Rogue, Beitfa Y Andrades, que
la mayor de las veces brillan por su
ausencia.
Esperemos, pues, el desarrollo del
nuevo reglamento, que, a juzgar por
impresiones obtenidas redundant en-
beneficios de los miembros que con-
fponen la noyena Sports. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
Ell Sports" recoie Ell reto del
"Mesonora'.

Ell manager Rogue ha manifestado
al manager del "Mesonera" que esta
dispuesto que su team Sports jue-
que uno o mas partidos correspondent
do al reto lanzado por los "pianolis-
Itasp Isl es para un solo juego", ldf-
jole Rogue a Mesorana, "con 500 de
apuesta Y damosles carreras'. AIN
no ha decidido el .Mesonora" echar
el cuerpo al aqua, pero. pesar de
que ell "Sports" va no es una sombra
de 10 que fue, puede que con la reor-
ganizacion actual y las reglas adop-
tadas por sus players. Sc estimulen y
.'pongan a moler" a aquellos que les
dan de coditos por los iltimos juegos
que han hechoA Vamos, "pianolistas"
a demostrar que sabemos varar pi-
cias.
Ell Cariben a Fajardo.
Maiiana jugaran en- Fajardo los
muchachos del aseguro. Ell objeto de
este match es saldar cierta cuenteci-
ia que tienen pendiente los muchachos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
Campeonato de verano.

Mr. Keerlan, el 'tboss" de los ms
tfpctufes atleticos, encargado por el
G0niits de formar un campeonato de
Base Ball en- el Verano, entire las me-
iores hovenas nlilitantes en- la Isla,
espera recibir respuesta del Mayagiiez
d oiRadio, New sPlata y All San Juan,
para Feunir el comite y discutir las
BaseSls
Il EPrObablen1ente los juegos &c cele-
krenl todos en- la Isla y ninguno en-
SAM Juan, deBida al NAL estado de la
iga de la parada s. Tienen la pala-
bra los senores Lcdo. Ramirez San
fibafiez y Iriarte, decididos entusias-
{as. del Deporte.
IEISiieI Municipio es una de las parties
cue sse benefcia con los juegos, bue-
no selfa que hiciera las mejoras de
Iiomeiito y procediera dar permi-
SOS para volver jugar.
Ii El. eitado campeonato Sc celebrara
en las hLigas de Ponce, Coamo, Cayey,
San German y Humacao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
SUBASTA S
GASOLNA Y ACEITE
LUBRICANTE

Sc recibiran proposieiOnes en-
s0bre cerrado hasta las tres de
Ia tar;de del Is de JUNO de 1928
para rel suministrO al GObiernO
InsuIar de 65,050 galOnes de ga
|sOlina; Y hasta las tres y media
del mismo dfa para ell suministrO
de 1925 galOnes de aceite Iubri-
|cante. EstOs liquidos seran or
denadOs a medida que Sc vayan
necesitandO durante el semestre
|de julio / a diciembre 81 del co-
rTiente anO, para ser entregadOs
en- distintos puntos de San Juan
|y La Isla.
Pueden 0btenerse propOsicio-
mes en- blancO dirigi6ndose al Ne
gOciad0 afriba mencionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
Por 81 Mundo de Ia Pelota
Por las diversas Ligas de Ia -Isla.

POr las diversas Ligas de Ia .Isla.
El equipo capitolino sAll San juan
venci6 al "Coamo' en- la Liga aR''
en, Ell juego de la tarde con un score
de II a carreras, despues de haber
sido derrotado en- buena lid por los
4'coamenos" a carreras.
Ell equipo oriental" venci6 en- am
bos encuentros contra ell "New Pla-
ta" en- la Liga de Cayey. "Humacao"
anotose estas dos victorias con scores
de II 4 carreras y carreras.
En- Arecibo jugaron ell ..Antillano
Kraft" Ell equipo local "Progreso".
Ell matinal fue empatado por los can
tillanos", pero en- ell de la tarde los
"Progresistas" recibieron ell fatidico
collar de 'manos de los "Antillanos".
Segdn Sc We por los scores de los
juegos del pasado domingo, los teams
contendientes han progresado muy
mucho, mereciendo mencion especial
lei "Coamo" venciendo al "All San
JUAN, Ell "New Plata" poniendo en-
iuego. su habilidad que puso a moler
a los "grises", y los "Antillanos" que
blanquearon los "Progresistas"
Reslmen de los juegos efectuados por
ell Sports"
1aas,tlA ]. G. p. e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

Total ...... 35 20 10 8
4 Ell dia 25 de febrero, Ponce VS..
Sports, en- la Liga del Castillo, no
ljugaron NADIA mas que dos innings,
teniendo hsata la fecha ell Sports 90
G29.
i Como Sc ha visto, segnn los datos
que henics obtenido Jos generates tie
men un record, durante el afio 1923
insuperable, Y pudieran tener uno me-
jor que ese no ser por la falta de
practica habida liltimamente, y la pc
ca actividad Y discipline de muchos
de sus jugadores.
Pero nos dicen algunos "jinetes'
que va restableeidos de sus "dolen-
cias', podemos hacer pdblico, que es-
tan dispuestos luchar con cualquier
novena de La isla, no importa del cali
bre que sean, pues prometen "atra-
par" cuanto club les salga al en-
cuentro.
va 10 saben los muchaehos del Sur
y Oriente.
Luis Progress.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
-:SECCION DE H H0I1.z1
PALACE

Plan Earopso. Capaeidad para $50
snsajeros.
"a hotel ideal para hOmbres de mo-
sOcios y turistasr de experienced.
Kabitaei6n con baiio para / perso-
-, desde $50.
Habitaei6n con bafio para 2 psrso-
aas, desde $500.
Restaurant Table d'Hote: Almuer-
- sl.25, COmida $1.5O . Ia Carta.
'recios m6dicos.
Cuando visite San Juan haga del
.AL4ACE su residencla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
CARIBE

Situado en- Ell coraz6n de la ciudad.
Amplias habitaciones con balo priva-
do seryicio sanitario. Ascensor, tim
bres, telefOnos y banos, todo 10 que
requiere el mas nioderno comfort.
Salon Restaurant, Ell mas fresco y.
espacioso de San Juan, y en- donde me-
jor Sc come. Precios mOderados.
Telefonos Nos. 4S4 y 1909. Box 3O6.
Gale de San Francisco hoy Saliva.
dor Brau "a. Entrada por el pasaie
Matienzo.
SucursaI en- Caguas: HOTEL FLO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

SucursaI en- Caguas: HOTEL FIL(
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

iMUJEREs 81 quieren salud , be.
lleza, tamen @vino de Lourdes'', que
tiene fama universal, por sus maravi-
llosos resultados. De venta en- todas
las boticas. Pruebelo. g. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
HOTEL MAILORCA

GALE DE TETUAN No. 8.
Este Hotel es uno de los mas fres-
cos eI mejor situado de la ciudad.
Habitaciones c6modas y bien venti-
ladas con su servicio complete y exec
lentes comidas.
. Sc admiten abonados preciOs de
situaci6n.
Telefono No. 1874. Tetuan No. 8.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
QUINN new AMERICAN
LEGION COMMANDER

San Francisco.-John r. Quinn of
California was elected as national
commander of the American Legion
and the five national vice-commanders
elected were: Ryan Duffy. Fond du
Lac. Wis; Thurman Mann. High
Point, N. c.; William B. Healey,
Wilkesbarre, Pa; C. M. Stoddard,
Arizona. and Lester Albert. Idaho.
The only other elective office in the
legion, that of national chaplain, was
filled by Ezra c. Clemans of Mime
sofa, who was elected by reclamation.
Mrs. Franklin Bishop Of Leicester,
Mass, was elected national president
OF the American Legion auxiliary
Racine, Wis, post was awarded the
$1,000 prize for the best drum corps
at the convention. Miami, Fla, was
second; Pasadena, Cal, third; Kla'
math Falls, Or, fourth and Everett,
Wash, fifth.
st. Paul was selected as the meet
ing place for the 1924 convention. The
legion also voted to meet in Paris in
192S-to celebrate 40 years after" the
armistice.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26

tude toward their conduct Is formu.
lated and announced.
Short Makes Statement.
Judge French's ruling was declared
by William Short, president of the
State Federation Of Labor, to be the
first clear-cut decision ever handed
down by a Washington judge properly
interpreting the state law passed by
the 1919 Legislature along the lines of
the federal Clayton act.
This law" Short states, was
quoted by Judge Austin Griffiths a
year ago when he dissolved the in
functions against the United Mine
Workers, but the first clear-cut inter-
probation ma from Judge French.
"Of course, it must be borne in
mind that only peaceful picketing is
concerned in the present ease-and
even the famous st. German decision
did not involve peaceful picketing. In
that case it was commended that the
pickets were .jostling people. How
ever, the supreme courts decision In
this case was taken in many quarters
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26

to mean that all picketing was pro-
hibited by law-and that is why
Judge French's decision is so import
ant.
The legislatures act Of 1913 gives
us the right to do, collectively, what
W ewhave a right to do as individuals
Judge. French sets this fact forth
very clearly.
The musicians union is to be con-
graduated upon the manner in which
1t handled the a 1t stayed within
the law at all times, and its excellent
behavior, more than anything else, is
what made the decision possible"
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
INJUNCTION DENIED
BY JUDGE FRENCH
Continued from Page one)

2. The doctrine is announced that
injunctions can only be sparingly is
sued in labor cases, except on full
hearing, al which witnesses on both
sides shall be heard.
3. The famous st. German deci-
sion, under which all picketing wal
construed to be ~coercive. and there
fore illegal, no longer applies in the
state.
4. A clear-cut statement Of the
manner in which strikes may legally
be conducted and Of the judicial atti-
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
THE
Portland

Portland
Wheat Hard white, $1.05; soft
white and western white, $1.04; hard
winter, $1.O1; northern spring and
western red, $1.O2.
Hay-Alfalfa, $16.5O@17 ton; cheat.
S12@13; valley timothy, $1s@19; east
ern Oregon timothy, $2O@22.
Butterfat-54c.
Eggs-Ranch, 48@55c.
Cheese-Prices to jobbers, I. o. b.
Tillamook; Triplets, soc; longhorns,
Bic; loaf, &c per ID.
Cattle = Beef steers, good grade,
$7.O0@$7.5O; medium, $5.75@7.O0.
Hogs-Medium to good, $8.25@8.65.
Sheep-Medium, good and choice
lambs, $9.5O@1O.75.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26

Wheat = Hard, soft, western white,
$1.O4; hard and soft red winter, west
ern red, northern spring, $1.O2; Big
Rend bluestem, $1.O4.
Eggs-Ranch, 52Q56c.
Butterfat-50@52c.
Catherine light steers, $7@7.5O;
medium to good, $6.50@7.
Hogs-Prime light, $8Q8.6O; smooth
heavies, $6.OO@7.6O.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
Alaska to Vote on DIVIDING Territory.

Alaska to Vote on Dividing Territory.
Juneau, Alaska.-A special election
to pass on the question Of dividing the
territory Of Alaska, of which the late
President Harding suggested the
southern portion might we'll be admit
ted soon as a state, was called by the
Juneau city council for November s.
II the vote November 6 is in favor OF
division, advocates of the change pro
pose a convention here November IL
to confer ways and means of present
ing the matter to congress.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
BONUS COSTS s12,427,7 s4
57,23s Claims Paid ex-soldlers In
Washington.

Olympia, Wash. - Total payments
under the state veterans compensa-
tion act amount to $12,427, 734.19. and
total number of claims paid was ST.
238, according to the report of the sol
diers' bonus bureau made to State
Auditor Clausen, chief of the bureau.
All told 3574 claims have been reject
ed, while 736 claims are still pending.
most of them requiring further details
or corrections. The grand total of all
claims presented is 61,54S.
In addition to the compensation pay
ments the administrative expense has
been ~S97,S69.19 and capital outlay for
office equipment and supplies $53sO.5O
, 1923-02-24
war FAILS TO shake DUBLIN'S
faith THAT PEACE is DAWNING

LONDON, Feb. 24.-By The Asso-
ciated Press)-A change from a. non.
conmittal view Of the qualification OF
Ireland to "a cautious but undoubted
optimism" among well informed resi-.
dents of Dublin, is reported by the
correspondent of the Daily Mail who
has just returned from the Irish city
after an absence of five months.
The correspondent says that no
one in Dublin actually declares that
peace is in sight, but that nearly
every one is convinced that the dis.
indignation OF the republicans has set
in and that a fresh outbreak of VIC.
, 1923-02-24

to bring before It a decision of Judge
Brown of the United States district
court for Rhode Island. which held
Roland r. Pothier without bail on
alleged confession OF having fired the
shot which killed Major Cronkhite.
Judge Brown, deciding that the
shooting took place on a government
reservation over which tho federal
courts had jurisdiction, refused TO re-
lease Pothier on bail. Since that de-
clsion the United States commissions
err in New York city and the war and
justice departments have held that
the federal government was without
jurisdiction because tho reservation
had not passed into the full control
of the government at the time OF the
shooting.
Davis G.. Arnold. an attorney of
Providence. r. l.. acting as counsel
for Pothier, began today"s proceed
ings. Potheir is without funds, Arm.
old said in an application to the court
to consider the case under rules
which would relieve Pothier from GER
tain filing and other court charges,
and to direct the release of his client
on bail.
, 1923-02-24

metal mines In Montana was Killed by
the senate by its adoption Of an nd.
verse report on the measure from
standing committee.
The bill, n of the tax measures
advocated by Governor ]. NJ. Dixon
in his message to the Legislature, en-.
tered the lower house worded to put
a hcense tax OIL per cent on value OF
gross production OF mines. House
amendments changed the provisions
so that the tax would have graduated
and the l per cen apply only to those
with n gross annual production of
100000 and mines with less than
$4,000 a year gross production would
have paid only one dollar.
, 1923-02-24

lence and destruction will increase
this undermining of the republican
strength.
The writer stresses Tho great dis.
union" among the republicans and
says that their only point of agree.
ment is in the singular l:ope that
Great Britain will negotiate with the
republicans owe the heads of the
Free State government.
The campaign of destruction Of
country houses has been helped by
communist funds from England, &C.
cordlng to the writer, who adds that
republican emissaries quite recently
, 1923-02-24
POLICE HEAD UNDER FIRE

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Feb. "A
warrant for the arrest OF A. c. Jen.
sen. superintendent Of police, based on
four indictments. returned recently by
the county grand Jury, was served Fri.
day by Sheriff Earle Brown. Chief
Jensen. who is charged with "wiIful
neglect Of duty" in failing to close
up gambling, and disorderly houses,
has been relieved of duty at his own
request pending disposition of the
charges.
, 1923-02-24

were sent to interview Soviet polI.l.
clans IN Switzerland.
Tho Irish government" he asserts,
holds evidence that in return for
Prms and money suggestions were
made that the influence of republican
Irish organizations in the United
States would be secured to obtain
recognition Of the Soviet by the
United States"
, 1923-02-24
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION M
CR0MKHITE CASE is taken TO
SUPREME TRIBUNAL by POTH|ER

WASHINGTON Feb. 24.-Proceedings were instituted
IN the supreme court in an effort to obtain a final de-.
cison as to the jurisdiction of the federal courts to trv the
alleged murderers of Maj. Alexander P. Cronkhite, who died
OF a gunshot wound received at Camp Lewis, Wash. in 1918
The court was asked to grant a petition for habeas cornns
, 1923-02-24
Mineral Tax Is
Killed Today by
Montana Senate

HELENA, Feb. 24.-The bill to put
n license tax on gross production of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
ArChiVad0 en- SeCIetaIia

Ha quedado archivado en-. la Secre-
tarfa Ejecutiva el infol1ife canrml co
rrespondiente al a1o 1872 de ia cor
poraci6n del pals dcnominada CEN
TkAL JULIANA,, INC"
Ha sido archivado en- In Secretarfa
Eiecutiva, un certificado pertenecien-
te a Ia corporation del Estado de New
York denominada 1.-THE Grolier SociO.
ty of London" en- virtud del cual Sc
nombra al senor Guillermo MenendeZ,
de San Juan. como agente de dicha
corporation en- Puerto Rico, en- susti-
tuc0m del spnor H. Rabe.
IIa quedado arclfiyWtlo en- Ia oticino
del Secretario Executive, ,el -informe
anral correspondence al ailo 1922 de
corporation del pals: lenominada Lee
and O'Nein, Inc" 81
its r-gkfTktsg sgFE-% 4 IgETgF "a b
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
EXTIENDE SU AYUDA A TRAVES
de- LOS ANCHOS MARES
Restablecido la salud esplendida pOr medic
de Tanlac, ell Sr. MOrell envia la famosa
medicina a SUI hermana EN- Espafia.
Ella escribe: "Me ha prOducidO
resultadOs maravillOsOs

Ell senior don Miguel Morell, que vi
We en- In calle del Progreso nGmero
16, Utuado, P. R., Sc present0 hace
POGO a Ia farmacia La Cruz Roja e
hizo una declaration relativa Tan-
lac, que sera de inter6s para t0dos
aquellos que sientan Ia necesidad de
algo que les devuelva la salud. FL
senior Morell dijo:
"Durante varios amos. sufrf de alta
ques peri6dicos de Indigestion. De
modo que hace algunos meses, cuando
tenfa ell est6mago mas trastornado q.
de costumbre, tome una botella de
Tanlac que me devolvi6 la salud. con
tai rapidez, que me cause sorpresa.
EN- esa 6poca. recibf una carta de
mi hermana, que estaba en- ESpana,
en- que Sc queiaba de sufrir mucho del
est0magO. Como tenfa gran f6 en
Tanlac, lie envi6 mi hermana tres