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| is divided is Two Hundred Thousand
(200,000) at the par value Of Ter
| ($10) Dollars each.
Seventh: That the amount of sane
capital stock which has been actually
subscribed is $4,000 and the following
are the names of the persons by whom
the same has been subscribed, to wit
O. N. Shaw l share
C. E. Funnel / share
A. O. Garrett share
In witness whereof, we have here
unto set our hands and seals this 20ti
day Of November, 1919. O. n. Shaw
C.EFuunel
A.O.Gargett
State of California
County of Los Angeles
On this Goth day of November, 1919
before me, Noel G. Edwards, a Not
ary Public in and for the County OF
Los Angeles, State of California, re
siding therein, duly commissioned and
qualified, personally appeared
o. n. Shaw
c. E. Funnel
A. O. Garrett
Known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the within
instrument and acknowledged to me
that they executed the same.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and year first above
written.
NOEL C. EDWARDS,
Notary Public in and for the County
of Los Angeles, State of California
(SEAL)
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
OF the
County Of Imperial
|, NJ. S. Cook, County Clerk of the
County Of Imperial, in the State Of
California, and ex-officio Clerk of the
Superior Court of the said Imperial
county and state aforesaid, hereby
certify that have compared the fore
going copy with the original Articles
Of Incorporation of the IMPERIAL,
LIVE STOCK AND MORTAGE COM
PANY, filed in my Office on the 26th
day Of November, A. d., 1919, and
that the same is a full, true and cor
rect copy of such original and of the
whole thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court this 26th day of November
A. D., 1919.
M. S. COOK, Clerk.
By E. B. WILSON, Deputy Clerk
(SEAL)
(ENDORsED) Filed Nov. 26, 1919.
(1Io,,1- L. U
Deputy. Filed Feb. 18, 1920 L. E.
hampton County Clerk by G. c.
Crippen Deputy
22242 ENDORSED In the Office Of
the Secretary of State of the State
of California Dec. 1879 FRANK G.
JORDAN Secretary of State by
FRANK Fl. CORY, Deputy
RESOLUTION OF DIRECTORS
CHANGING PLACE OF BUSINESS
IMPERIAL LIVESTOCK & MORT
AGE COMPANY
WHEREAS, the owners and holders
Of more than two thirds of the issued
capital stock of the Imperial Live
stock & Mortage Company, a corpora
tion organized and existing under the
laws of the State of California, and
having its principal place of business
in Ell Centre, County of Imperial,
State of California, to wit, the owners
and holders Of 1908 shares of the
issued capital stock Of This corpora
tion, having consented in writing and
empowered and directed
this Board of Directors and Officers
Of this Corporation to change and re-
move the principal place of business
Of this Corporation from its present
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with shares Of stock, debentures.
scrip, bonds and securities of any gov
ernment, state or public or private
corporation or any corporate body; to
mortage, pledge or otherwise change
all or any part of the investments of
the company or its property and
rights, or to act as agent or broker
for any or either Of the corporate
purposes; to subscribe for, purchase or
otherwise acquire the capital stock,
debentures, scrip, bonds, OF other evi-
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Corporation Under the laws Of the
State Of California.
WE HEREBY CERTIFY:
First: That the name of the Corp
oration shall be
IMPERIAL LIVE STOCK AND
MORTAGE COMPANY
Second: That the purposes for
which it IS formed are:
Il: TO acquire by purchase, subscrip-
ton, or otherwise and to SELL negot-
late, pledge, trade and deal in and
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Of the
IMPERIAL LIVESTOCK AND
MORTGAGE COMPANY
KNOW ALL MEN BY
THESE PRESENTS:

That we, the undersigned, a mai
ority Of whom are citizens and resi-
dents Of the State of California, have
this day voluntarily associated our
selves for the purpose of forming
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Come to The Sun office for first
lass job printing.
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ENDORSED 22242 CERTIFICATE
OF INCREASING THE NUMBER
OF DIRECTORS OF THE IMPER-
LAL LIVESTOCK AND MORTAGE
COMPANY
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TOTAL ------.--------..----------.----.---.-----.
Add Reserve Fund Ten Per Cent
Total High Sch'l Main. Gen. Co. Levy
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Schedule No. IL
COMMON SCHOOL MAINTENANCE
Especial District Leyies)

=
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Secretary Of State.
BY FRANK H. CORY, Deputy.
Filed Nay 8, 1923, L. E. Hampton,
County Clerk By G. S. Clark, deputy.
Aug-8- Sept-i2-6times.
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ENDORSED
Filed in the office Of the Secretary
Of she state of California April 28.
1923.
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pLAsyt3 FeVU
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
Don JOSE ruiz soLER

FL dfa nueve del corriente llegari n
New York. procedente de Europa. II co
nocido caballero prominentc politieo.
don Jose Ruiz. Soler. candidate a la
Camara de Representatives. por Fl dis
trito de TIatillo. Camuy 9ucbradillas.
Don Pepe acaba dc disfrutar de una
excelente temporada por 81 Vicio con.
tinente. visitaIflo por prescription fa.
cultativa los meiorcS balncarioS dc
Francia. para reponer su salud ligpra-
mente quehrantada.
Los amigos del Schor Ruiz Seller d.
esperan llcnos dc entusiasmo. para in.
tehSificar la campaha polltica en- el bis
trito Representative del cual cs candi.
dato, ~ dondc 81 uugura dcsdc aho.
ra una definitiva resonantc victoria
para las hucStes dc In Aliauza
lei selor Ruiz Soler cstara On puer-
to Rico mediados del mes en- curse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
Los DOetOreS Dicen Que La Ma
la Digestion v EstfefinientO
Son Causas De Muchas
Intermediates
Tod0s Estos Males Sc Alivian AhOra
Rapidamente Con Una Nueya
Preparation

81 su m6dico aun no sc 10 ha recetado,
vaya donde su boticario compre frasco.
Su nombre es Nuga Tone. Es agradable para
tomaro usted puede conseguir cantidad
suficiente para un mes complete de trata-
miento por cerca de $1.00 oro americana.
ST usted sufre de indigestion, estrenimiento,
hinchamiento del estomago intestinos des-
pues de las comidas, dolores de cabeza, pc
sades del hfgado, lengua saburrosa, mol
aliento ets. Sc siente cansado fatigado
al levantarse por la inanana, ensaye inme-
diatamente ell Nuga-Tone. FL NugaTone obra
10 hace rapidamente El Nuga Tone les
da nueva animation energia las perso-
mas debiles desgastadas. Aunmenta de una
manera notable su fortaeza fuerza de re-
sistencia. Produce i'm sueno tranquilo V re-
parador. estimula e. hfgado regulariza los
rifones, est6mago intestinos de name
ra suave. Ensayelo por focoS dias y 81
no Sc siente mejor de mejor aspecto, He
We 10 que le quede del frasco donde 10 COM
pro inmediatamepte le devo veran su Iii.
nero. Los manufacturers de- Nuga Tone co.
nocen tan bien los resultados que produce eu
tales casos que hacen qne los hoticarios
den In garantia de devolver Ell nero
siempre quo los resutados no sean satis-
factories. Reeomendado. Garantizado de
venta por todoS los buenos droguistaS.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
LOS PLANES DE
FL PODER INVISIBLE"

Entire otraS coSaS. v scgnn hemuS
podido cntcrarnoS. Ia sccrcta sociedad
condena la corruption on lbs empleados
ptblicos Y los atropelloS iniustifica-
dos. hacienda constar al miSmo item
po. que uSarii medios completamente
lfcitos para sus fines Pero esn sola
frasecita de- 'atropcllos injustificados'
deja pie para pensar que quizas ellos
Sc reServen para 81 los airopclloS jus
tificados. como en el caso de corruIs
ci6n entire los administrators de Ia
cosa nublica.
Tendremos pueS on nuestra isla una
-sucurSal del Ku Khx Klan. no tenieu-
do NADIA de extrano quc prescnciemos
en- nuestra isla las edificantes escenas
de los Estados Unidos. tales como en-
plumar V embrear ciudadanos, palizas
la luz de Ia luna, y otras bromita~
mas menoS agradahlcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
IDENTICA AL KU KLUX KHAN

Nuestro informante, nos manifesto.
que Ia sociedad es identica al Ku Klux
Klan, Y por 10 mismo persigue los mis-
mos prop6sitos. Y sabido es dc todos.
que el lena del Ku Klux Klan en- los
EstadoS Unidos, Sc basa en- un amcri-
canismo exagerado. y que odian q mucr
to Il los eat0licoS iudfos negros. los
"klaneS' de Arecibo. - bien los "iuvisi-
bles', seguirin pucs. al pie dc la leira.
los proccdimientos de- sus correlicio.
narios por tierras del norte. SOlamcntc
han querido establecer una diferencia
en- el nombre dc Ia Socicdad. por aquello
de darle verdadero SAILOR bOricua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
POLITICA Y RELIGION

FL Ku Klux Klan en- los Estados
Unidos csta intcrviniendo directamen
te, tanto en- la politica como en- In re-
ligi6n. Buena prueba de clio. ha sido
la reciente Convention Dem6crata. que
estuvo expuesta a fracaSar por 81 pro
blema red Klan.
Y 81 Ia Sociedad que 80 ha coustitui
do en- Puerto Rico va a seguir 81 mismo
derrotero. entonccs no nos extrahari
que los "invisibles". traten dc intcrve.
mir en- la polftiea Y on la religion
Ann cuaudo acknowledgements 81 dicha
sociedad sc decide a iniciar sus ira
baios. de eSa mancra. quizds varios
de los lideres fueran dar a In carcci
ya que aquf on Puerto 1,ico. somos me
nos tolcrantes que en- los Estados tni-
dos.
Tambi6n. nos queda un aspccto dc IN
question por comcntar. cs que u ~
tienc en- cuenta las caracteristicas DO
In poblaci6n de nucStra isla. no nos cx-
traharia que la misterioSa socicdad. en-
contrara numcrosoS Seguidorcs. qup
otras poblaciones 81 decidieran a cons.
tituir tambi6n suS capftulos. Y espc-
cialmente aqui, dondc las pcliculas w.
epiSodios. con sus fantasies. le han hp.
cho perder la cabeza a no pocos igno-
rantes. que mas tarde, van a dar con
su pohre humanidad Ia carccl
Dista un abismo tan grande entire
Ia fantasia Y Ia dura realidad.
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Ell LcdO. Jose de Jesds TizOL..
(oOntinuaci6n de la Ia. pAElna)

sular Cruz F. Miranda y Sc adjunta
a la denuncia.
La secci6n primera de la Ley vi
| gente de 1905, enmendada por otra ley
de 1908, y que establece la prohibition
del uso de toda clase de armas, ex-
cepto aquellas excepcionadas expresa-
mente por La misma ley de su manda-
to prohibitivo, dice asi, reproducido
al pie de la letra:
''Si cualquier individuo, en- Puer-
/ to Rico, llevase encima en- su perso-
ma, montura, alforja, banastas, cual-
quier revolver, puiial, etc.
En- la denuncia Sc alega, segln he
mos dicho, que Ell acusado portaba ell
arma, no sobre SUI persona, sino en-
ell bolsillo izquierdo, delantero, de SUI
automovil''. Ahondando en- ell espi-
ritu de la ley, e interpretando su le-
ira del modo mas radical, nuestro
juicio, no cabe concluir en- que real
Inente aparezca, clara terminate
mente de los propios terminus del PIE
cepto prohibitivo que hemos reprodu-
ci6o, que fue sin duda alguna Ell pro-
p6sito del lerielador 81 nv" "d"mas
/ de To- r,7~d'o~ ~~-,?,.ee 80 dobe incluir
Sc entire clos IN auta Setl. como for-
ma medic manera de violar la ley,
cuando en- ell referido vehiculo, y sin
estar la vista del ag,~+e d" n an
toridad, So lleve IN - 5'v~. n'stola
cualquier otra arpa prohibida.
! La ley habla dc 60 'forias,'. "mon-
turas' "banastas cuando Ell ar
ma no es propiamente Nevada encima
en- la persona de un individuo cual-
quiera; aun cuando Sc nos quiera ar
guir de que 81 ciertamente no Sc
| hace menci6n entire aquellos medios
va expresamente indicados de infrin-
cir la ley, de I'm autom6vil, como aeon
tece en- ell case presente, Sc sobreen-
tiende que ell legislator quiso extendcr
su prop6sito pensamiento cualquie
ra otro modo manera de realizar la
infraccion del precepto penal, tai
creencia presuncion la estimariamos
irrazonable, contraria una buena
hermeneutica legal. Dada la significa-
ci6n etimol6gica de los vocablos
"montura' "alforja" y 'Banas-
tas'', es l6gico preswnir que ell de-
Ito quedaria consumado, cuando 81
bien ell arma prohibida no Sc Heva
consigo sobre la persona del acusado'
no obstante Sc lie lleva en- la Halfor-
| la, O en- la "montura en- la 'ba
nasta'', siempre cuando que junto
ellos Sc encuentre la persona objeto de
IT. acusaci6n, siendo una cosa inheren-
te, complementaria, a Ia otra. Pero 81
en- la denuncia sc alega que ell arma
fu6 encontrada en- un determinado 81
tio oculto de un automovil que guia-
ra ell aclsado, tai como en- este case,
ell delito propiamente no exlste.
en- una forma en- otra, es precise
alegar, para que todo registro resulte
| perfectamente legal, que ell arma 1ue
hallada en- sitio visible desde ell que
podia ser vista por Ell agente de la au-
toridad que procediera su confisca
ci6n.
| s.El derecho de los ciudadanos pa
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Ell DIR. CALTxTO RODRIGUEZ

Despu6S de pasar algunos meses on
uno de los mas afamados cOlegios me-
dicos de New York. donde ampli6 sus
conecimientos de Urologfa. regreso a
Ponce el notable m6dico Dr. Calixto
Rodriguez. quien ha decidido estable-
cerse allf
Deseamos al distinguido professional
el mas feliz de los 6xitos. que aseguran
la competencia. la actividad Y las gran
des simpatfas de que goza
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
OCACION

Por no poder atender ell negocio de
automovlles, el cual descontnuare-
mos ,podriamos entendernos con cuai-
uuier persona sociedad que tuvie-
re interes en- obtener la magnitica
representation en- esta isla de los
afamados autos PAIGE y JEWETT,
a fin de poder hacer la recomenda-
cion del case a la Paige Detroit Mo-
tor Car Company. Tambien estamos
en- condolences de alquilar los bajos
del edificio que ocupamos en- la Pa
rada Pip que tiene vidrieras para
exhibition y es propio para ell nego-
clio de automobiles.
Daremos al solicitante cuantos infor-
mes sean solicitados.
Stop 2-1 2 Telefono 863
THE UNION COMMERCIAL CORP.
Puerta Terra, P. r.
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r. RUIZ co.
FORTAlEzA ~. SAN IUAN

Tenemos 81 gfsto ds participsr a fos ali1saHsrss
comeroiantes de "a sa qs sstaos II RS gsn
de nejor sur,ido nsresncias pfseo aus aans.
&c conpetencia.
les aconseiauos 81 f1usstafio a russtrs vfas
jante 81 qusre aprovschar aeos totes haEa sisss
IA por nuestro arractn isdaf& eo1pstsrsnfs
cdo.
Henos recibdo driles kaki bianda - n ussua 60
lidad, Pongee Piqs indian Head Esfofo Npsea tee
classes todo 10 deuas para unsfss sscuaA
en- Fantasia 81 mas monumental suftf8 vfsto
Puerto Rico voss. madras. einzhsrns
de odas oasss seds cfsps esntsu
pc China csogste. Casa chiffon. sls ssBsis esfessss
Lama de plata otras mas diflcilss fs rusne.onsf.
Oireeemos camseias MEtares zauza sspssiai-1.eo
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Y AIIORA EN ARECIBo

Pcro es el case, que Ia tenchrosa so
ciedad esta eierciendo indircctamente
Su Influenza en- nuestra isla, y al efec-
to. los habitantes dc Arecibo, SO han
cOntagiado, constituyendose en- esa Ciu-
dad, una sOciedad secreta, que lleva
el misterioso nombre de "El Poder In
visible" Algo que suena n pclfcula de
episodios. pero una realidad. pues Ia
asociaci6n dc marras va esta funcio-
nando, aun cuando dentro del mayor
secreto possible.
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La miSteriOSa SOCiCdad..
continuation de la primera pag.)

sociedad. cuenta on su Scno con altos
magistrates. con polfticos influyeuteS
con ministries religiosoS. que equivUcan
Su mission on la TERRA. con ric0s han
queroS. y cada vez su poder So hacc
sentir de una mancra mas evidente
Ultimamente VA tornado mayor augc y
Su gran poder caSi hizo fracasar Ii Con
venci6n nem6crata en New York IN
lucha es enconada. Sangrienta hace
tan solo dos tres dias. que on In ciu-
dad de Chicago. se registrd una hatalla
campal entire miembros del Ku-KluX-
Klan y SuS opoSitores, resultando va
rios muertos y algunos heridus I'm ricr
tas ocaSioncs. ha hahido ncccsidad ~
movilizar toda IN milicia de- un esta-
do, para imponcr 81 ordcn la tran
quilidad ciutladana.
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PRoRAB1EMENrR

IL xus astee necssita ls pUede sncon'
trAr en- L. secci6n de anuncios- cIasi-
ncados Dc Ell KUNDo. ConvSnzass. r
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Vistase la moda con Echevarria
po- So Dollars semanal. Satisfaction
Y garantia. Informese. Luna 80.
Advt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
'DAUGHERTY MORALLY
RESPONSIBLE" FOR SUICIDE

WASHINGTON, March 27.-A
hint of an oil deal in which Give
men made $33,OOO,O00" in the fall
of 1922 was brought before the
Daugherty investigating commit
tee late Wednesday by Roxie Stin-
son, divorced wife of the attorney
generals friend and political lieu,
tenant, Jess w. Smith.
The witness said Smith had tol0
her of such transaction, and that
she understood it had to do with
stock in the Sinclair interests whicYi
on April 7, 1922, leased Teapot
Dome. She added that Smith had
said he and the attorney general
were "sorc" because the men who
made the money were friends Of
theirs but had not let them in or
the deal. She could not name them,
The fitting reference to the $780,
600, 900 affair was made in the
midst of session which otherwise
had lacked much of the momentum
of Miss Stinson's previous appear
ances as a star witness in the in
quiry. Senator Wheeler, of Mon
tana, the committee prosecutor, was
kept at home with a cold, and the
examination for the most part pro
ceeded quite peacefully.
The witness said at the outset tina
she wished to disclaim any previou,
limitations in the testimony that
she had thought Smih me his
death by any hand except his own
she was convinced he killed himself
she said but believed Mr.. Daugh
erty morally responsible" for hi
determination to kill himself.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
EXPERT POULTRYNAN
MAY Be SECURED HERE
Chamber of Commerce VIII
Endeavor to Provide Nedeed
Stimulus for Industry

An expert poultryman may soon
be secured for Americas through
the efforts of the Americas and
Sumter County Chamber of Com
merce. The need of such an expert
in the community has recently been
brought to the attention of the di-
rectors Of the chamber, and plans
are now being evolved to secure
the services of such man.
1t is pointed out by those in
charge Of the effort that with the
services Of a trained expert avail
able here, the poultry industry in
Sumter county would rapidly eX-
pand, with corresponding profit to
every other industry and business
establishment here. w. Fred Smith
has been named to head the commit
tee in charge of this important pro
ject, and already it has been found
that interest therein is general and
widespread throughout the county.
With the securing of poultry
expert, the next stop in the devei-
opment of a representative poultry
industry here probably would be the
establishment of a public hatchery.
Although there now exist a number
of private hatcheries in the county
with combined capacity Of many
thousand eggs, all of these, it is
learned are now filled to full ca
pacity, and quantities of eggs arc
being forced upon the market be
cause of the inadequate Matching
facilities existing here.
Walter Rylander, who is already
in poultry in limited way has in
formed the committee Of his inten-
ton to establish a big commercial
hatchery here next fall. Such q
venture, he believes would be
mutually profitable and beneficial
to the entire community, and in the
event a community poultry experi
is secured, Mr.. Rylander would be
willing to have his hatchery man
aged wholly as a community pro-
jeet, making its facilities availabls
to every farmer and fowl raiser
within radius of many miles OF
Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27

and thus by day he was forced to
carry the old man under the trees
that he might gather fruit, and at
night he slept with the old man
on his back. Finally the old man
discovered that some grapes that
had been gathered in a gourd had
turned to wine, and he drank and
drank until he could hold no more,
then he began to sit unsteady, his
grip relaxed, and Sinbad tore him
from his back and destroyed him.
He told his story to some sailors
who rescued him, and they said j:
at was the old man of the sea,
never before has one of his VIC
tins been able to get rid of him;
his island is famous for the num-
Der of men he has destroyed.''
Gentlemen, the old man of the
sea is on our backs, in the form
of taxation, and governmental SUI
pervision and interference; one leg
has strangle-hold upon our necks,
Continued on Page Two)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
COMMUNITY MUSIC
BACKED BY CHAMBER
Committee from Organization
VIII Hereafter Wise All
Requests for Services

The Community orchestra will
hereafter operate under the aus
pices of the Americas and Sumter
County Chamber of Commerce.
This was decided by the directors at
their meeting when C. A. Ames, a
men Der of the orchestra, requested
such action upon behalf of the
musical orchestration.
Under the arrangement as per-
fected, the Community Orchestra
will continue as heretofore a very
valuable community asset, but a
Chamber of Commerce committee
in future will wise all requests for
its services, thus insuring the best
possible service to the community
as a whole. This committee will
consist of three members of the
Chamber of Commerce whose
names have not yet been announced,
and the expenses of the orchestra
will be derived through small ad-
mission charges, and in other ways.
The services of the orchestra, it
lis stated, will continue as hereto
fore to be available without cost
to every purely community enter
prsie, where such ventures are
Icpnducted wholly and solely in the
interest of. the community itself,
with every avenue Of private profit
eliminated entirely.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
RESIGNATION
rs AGAIN DISCUSSED

WARRINGTON, March 27.-Thc
question of Attorney General
Daugherty's resignation is being
discussed again at the white house,
simultaneously with a new turn IN
the senate investigation of the de-
partmet of justice following the at
torney generals refusal to supply
documents relating to gun running
on the Mexican border,
Chairman Brookhart has called
an executive session of the COM
mittee for Thursday at which the
question of proceeding against
Daugherty will be discussed Two
courses are open. The committee
can cite Daugherty before the SEN
ate for contempt, or it can ask
the house to institute impeachment
proceedings as was done in the case
of C. C. Chase, collector of Gus
toms at Ell Paso.
Brookhart and some of his col
leagues on the committee feel that
by refusing to supply the official
reports of the department relating
to alleged attempts to interfere
with the apprehension of gun run
ners who were supplying Mexican
revolutionists with arms Daugherty
has interfered with a legitimate
activity of a congressional body. Al
any rate Brookhart is prepared to
raise this question and bring about
thorough discussion of it in the
committee.
Meanwhile reports that Daugh-
erty's resignation is imminent were
given rise to by the fact that the
attorney general held two confer
ences with the president Wednes-
day, the first he has had alone with
the executive since he declined to
resign under fire several weeks ago.