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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-02

| presidential, segun Sc supo aGui hoy,
"a Comisi6n de reception ira a Dor
do del PENNSYLVANIA" el barco in
; sigma del Almirante Wilson, CONAN
dante de la f.ota.
Ell Presidente TO ha hecho ni2guna
indication acerca de cuando piensa
~presentar e. tratado de raZ al Sena-
60. pero Sc cree aqui por los funcio-
narios de la administration que tai
cosa Sc hara por ell Primer Magistra-
do Ell martes en- IA tarde, o micrco-
les q mas tardar. DiespuGs cue ell pre-
fsidente despache los asuntos mas I'M
portartes cue Sc italian pendienteS
de ST. resolution. iniciara una gira
por el pals en- favor de Ia Liga de
"a Naciones. a fin de influenciar a la
opinion 7&blica para corseguir la
! aprobacion del convenio de IA Liga,
al que los senores republicanos Sc
opor,en tan energicamente.
Los primeros documentos que el
Presidente Wilson ha firmado duran
tie ell viajc. f%ueron, Ell proyecto de
presupuesto para los indios, Y el re-
:ativo al deficit ferrocarrilero, que
fueron llevados FOR 81 transporte
Great Northern que encoHtro al
George Washington" esta manana.
NUEVA YORK, Julio 1.-Noticias
inalam5ricas recitidas en- esta ciudad,
transmitidas desCe el George Was
k.ngton.' el Cransporte americana en-
que hace ST. vlaie de regreso el Pre-
sidente Wilson. indican que hasta
ahora Ia traveS!a Sc ha hecho con muy
buen tempo V que Ell transports vie
re c~aminanGo con una velocidad me-
dia de Is V medic nudos por bora.
Sc agrega en- dichas noticias que de
continuar ell tempo asi. eS cast segu-
70 que Ell arribo del barco a este
puerto So hara para el proXimo mar
ties. siendo muy possible que su en-
trada al muelAe Sc haga en- la mana
ma de ese dia. 81 Sc loCra ~aprovechar
Ia marea alta de Ia madrugada. Fl
presidente Y su espoSa no han dado
Ia menor muestra de fatiga durant2
el viaje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-02

ROMA. JUNO Solos telegrama|
Que Sc han recibido de F~lorencla ma
cen saber que los danos cauSaaos Por
los ~tenblores cue Sc dejaron aentlT
ALI causaron mayores daHos que los
oue en- IN principle fueron comunlca-
dos, especiaimente en- algunoS suour'
bios. tales como Larufina. Beroerlnl'
San Lorenzo : ViIlegas, cue Sc ha-
Ian sobre la Inca del f~errocarril Pts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-02
Fl, NORTE DEL Pals SACUDDO POR
VOLENTO TEMBLOR De TERRA
Mucbas VILLAS han sido destruidas y Sc calcula que es
grande Ell nunero de nnuertos y heridos

.tola. Pisa. Livornc. La mayor. parte
de las desgraclas personales de que
Sc tiere conocimiento Sc produjeron
en- los hospitales, iglesias Y prlsioneS,
en- donde los muros y techos Sc vinie-
ron abajo.
Tambien Sc ba dado cuenta de que
algunos fuertes sacudimientos Sc de-
iarcn sentir en- Pisa, Polonga Y We
rer;a
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

crowning the generous efforts and mo-
bic spirit of America with victory by
your armies"
II" concluded the marshal the
clouds Of war should gather again in
the future. would not these dead rise
from their tombs and make their
voices heard once more by word
which already knows that the same
cause. the cause OF liberty. has united
us since the time Of Washington and
LaFayettet'
Gen Pershing replied by bidding
farewell 10 France in the person OF
the marshal. ito her gallant pOilus
10 her patriotic men and her noble w0-
men You have done me the signal
honor" he said. "of paying me- "A final
visit II is fitting that you should b.
the last 20 whom I say farewell. be-
cause Of our intimate service together
in the days Of anxiety and victory"
The American army. in fulfillment
OF the will Of the people. came t0l
France because we stood for the same
principles of right and because the
common ideals Of the two countries
called for mutual action upon this
foundation. Close comradeship and CO
| Operat tion rapidly nodded our fresh and
aggressive young manhood into an ar
nv. which under you as the allied lead
er was 10 turn the tide of war.
TO have fought beside the glorious
army Of France. and been OF your peo-
/, pie during more than two years has
given our relations an affectionate
4 touch and makes our parting one OF
sadness But I'm these deep sentiments
there j. an abiding confidence between
our peoples which insures To the world
our constant friendship and our com
mon purpose I'm behalf of humanity.
In leaving with France our dead.
we are consoled 20 feel that their
graves VIII be tenderly cared for and
becomes a sacred shrine that will still
more firmly bind US together" Then
the general and Marshal FOch walked
arm in arm 10 the gangplank. exchang-
ing final salutes as the marshal step
ped ashore.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04
PERSHINC SAILS
Commander of 4. =. y. Will Arrive
Home >emptember sth-

Gen Pershing. commander Of the
American expeditionary forces. sailed
from RreSf. France. Monday ON the
transport Ieviathan for the United
States.
Marshal Foch came aboard the trans
port shortly before she sailed and made
a feeling address 10 the departing Am
erican commander.
In leaving France said the marsh
al. "you leave your dead In our hands
On our soil we will care for them re-
ligiouSly and zealOuSly as bearing wit
ness Of the powerful aid You brought
as These dead will bring from Amer
ica many thoughts of remembrance and
pious visits. and viii bind still more
strongly our already close union"
Recalling with emotion the hours
we have lived fogcther-Somc Of them
fun Of anguish some glorious am
struck hard ia the heart in passing
with You the last moments OF your
stay among us On your arrival you
said
'- Lafayette We are here Allow n
French soldier of today % return thanks
to YOU and ia few words recall the
work you have done for the rights and
the liberty Of the world"
Marshal FOch then reviewed the
American effort and continued
This army. raised in all haste with
still only elementary instruction. re-
Gently organized and commanded by
young officers. without military ira
dition. passed rapidly into your hands.
You have shown yourself % be in th,.
largest Seise organizer. soldier. chief
and great servant Of your country.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

Miss Ethel Edminston has returned
from an extended visit with friends
at Wickliffe. Union City. and other
points.
Little Miss Kathryn Upton has re-
turned 20 her home in Dyersburg after
spending several days with Marjorie
R0ney.
o.
Jeff Alexander and son. Marshall. Of
PIT Pleasant. No. were guests of X.
Y. Mcconnell and wife sunday.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs y. I.
Jonakin. is greatly improved after sew
eral weeks of typhoid fever.
Tom Argo and wife are visiting In
Jackson. Tenn. this week.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04
ADVANCE IN TUITION.

We, the music teachers Of Hickman.
have agreed To advance the price OF
music to -Four Dollars (S4OO) FOR
piano and -Four Dollars (S4OO) for
voice. Reduction is made when two ar
more from family take lessons.
Mrs. III. NJ Grain
Mrs Bess Curtin
Mena Diestelbrink
Marguerite Fuqua
2s-1w.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

Rev. W. r. Rennenberg writes that
on account of his wifes operation and
she being unable TO leave the infirm-
airy that they will probably remain In
Louisville week longer than they had
planned He says that Mrs Rennen-
berg is doing nicely. although she has
not been off her bed for three weeks
Secondhand Wagons for sale. s or
10 of them In good shape at "A bargain.
See them az Old Dodd's farm, west OF
Hickman 3-1Sp
Miss Dixon Davidson. who has been
the guest of Miss Aliine Clark for sew
eral days has returned To her home in
Fulton.
Subscribe for the Courier.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

Wonder where Beckham and Stanley
stood on the proposition 10 defeat the
iniquitous so-called daylight saving
law? Neither one of them voted. But
Notwithstanding the Kentuckians fail
ure To vote the senate and house have
both decided. by an uninistakable vote
that the law was a nuisance and had
no place on the statutes of a civilized
country.-Ex.
Union City Is TO have a new Ice fac
tory 10 be known as the Crystal Ice
Co. and composed OF business men of
that city.
Fulton county Is entitled 10 "A dele
gates in the Democratic convention At
Louisville today.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

President Wilson will be the guest OF
Louisville September IS and ~ He
will deliver his address I'm Louisville
the second day of his visit. as the day
Of his arrival will be Sunday. II is like
ly that the presidential party will come
from Memphis late Sunday evening as
ne speaks I'm the latter city ON the night
of the 9th.
The SON OF Henry Nearin In West
Hickman is able TO sit up after long
spell OF typhoid fever
Chas. Stahr and family spent Sunday
with H Mangold and family.
New FAN Styles. Shoes coming by
express. Rice's Store
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

II. J. Werner has returned 10 his
home at Centralia. Ills. after a ten
days visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Werner. W. f. Caldwell
and wife accompanied him as far as
Fulton.
Mrs. NJ +. Henry and granddaugh-
ter. Miss LOWE Fuller. have gone to
Little Rock. Ark. To visit Mrs Hen
rvs daughters. Mrs. Irvine Faulks and
Mrs Charlie Smith.
stomach trouble Is caused by con
stipation. Relieve the cause by TAX
ing LINERADE- For sale by Helm *
Ellison
For Sale-S year old mare and rub
ber tired buggy Sarrett 2p
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

Railroad engineers and conductors
are being paid more than state COVER
nors and high officials Of the army II
was revealed in a letter from II. l.. o.
Donnell. general manager of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. read 10 the house
by Representative Blanton of Texas
And still they are demanding more mon
ey.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

Brewing interests Of this country
nave all their expert chemists and
laboratory men busy in an endeavor to
md a substitute for beer which ale
Just as good Unless something is die
covered by january 1920 the sre.t
plants for the manufacture OF beer Vii,
have to be junked or a way found for
other purposes
Judge w. b. Amberg was In Dvers-
burg Tuesday ON business.
The Hickman courier., 1919-09-04

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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-06-12
NOTICE Of SPECIAL ELECTION
DEPARTMENT OF, STATE
Bismarck, North Dakota
Nav Clth 1910

Ndy S3lI, 1915
To the County Auditor:
s ssssasa e; q =: % %s%sSss,s%ss!s%; =
IsS. as q i 1878. OF ! si ss ! &c Certify dlff%p tha9
referendum petitions. signed, by more
than $4,000 electors. have been filed
against the following measures enacted
by the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly:
state P96lioati9 On, ana M Printing Com
Bill No. 1s4.
Tax Commissioner-senate Bill No. 81.
Commissioner of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Industrial commission-House Bill
Judicial DistrictatHouse Bill No. 124:
No. Is.
The Governor has issued a proclama-
ton designating Thursday, June Goth,
1919. as a Special Election Day, at
shall be submitted to the electors for
their approval or rejection.
Said election shall be conducted the
same as a general election. and the
polls shall be open from 8 o'clock A. NJ.
until 9 o'clock p. M. as provided by
law.
The Attorney General has advised
IS Of the Constitution. as amended,
should be published by the County
Auditors as provided in Sections 975
and go. Compiled Laws Of 1913;
These measures Y be submitted
form hereto attached.
THOMAS HALL,
Secretary of State.
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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
House Bill No. II. Session Laws 1919
HOUSE BILL No. II. The same being
an act creating the Industrial Com
ling 1t to conduct and manage on
behalf Of the State certain utilities.
industries. enterprises and business
and duties. and making an appro-
priation therefor.
Creates the Industrial Commission OF
certain utilities. Industries and busi-
ness projects.
Gonstitutss the Governor: Attorney
r REV It and Labor, the Industrial
ute a quorum, but requires the ap-
they Become effeetive. contracts 'A''
Authorizes the Commission to employ
GERS on such terms as 1t may deem
proper; to fix their bond and compensa-
ton, and to discharge them when In its
Quire it.
Empowers the Commission to nan;
age; operate. control and govern all
jects undertaken by the State, except
those carried on in the penal. charitable
or educational Institutions.
,,(b) TO purchase. lease or condemn
an necessary property and sell the
same; TO construct necessary build.
ings. and to equip and maintain the
(c) To appoint a Manager and all
necessary subordinate employees OF
and for each such enterprises; to en-
ploy contractors, architects, etc., to de-
fine their duties, designate their titles,
and fix their ponds and compensation.
(d) To discharge employees when in
its Judgment the public interests re-
:, ie). To fix the price of things
bought and sold. and the rates and
charges for services rendered.
f), To make rules and regulations
for the management and operation of
such. enterprises.
go To procure the funds for such
enterprises by negotiating State bonds
by law.
chs To conduct Investigations OF
matters connected with such enter
prises; to compel the attendance OF
witnesses n the production OF all
books n property material to such
~ To make rules n regulations
for Its own procedure.
Requires the Commission to prepare
an annual report and file with the SEQ.
rotary Of State, containing an itemized
amount of expenditure and a detailed
financial statement of each enterprise
Appropriate two undred Thousand
dollars to carry out the provisions OF
the Act.
shal House Bill No. II. passed By
the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
approved by the Governor, February
Is. 1919. be approvedt
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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
House Bill No. 124, Session Laws 1919
HOUSE BILL No. 124. Being an act
P gr1ges fIer for ; 1udici adm Districts,
and method Of payment, terms Of
Court to be held. powers and duties
Of such Courts and the procedure
parts of acts in conflict herewith.
Divides the State into Six Judicial
Districts.
Provides that the terms of Court to
Judges Chambers shall be fixed by the
Supreme. Court in such manner that
each Judge may have a circuit within
hold two consecutive Jury Terms in any
County except in the County of Cass.
Fixes manner Of electing Judges. and
retained during their term OF office.
Provides that District having more
than one Judge, the longest in con
Judge.
REQUIRES the Supreme Court to adopt
uniform rules OF procedure for the
Provides for Change of Venue from
one Judge to another Of same District.
or in another District; or from one
County to another. or from one Dis
Requires the Governor to appoint an
additional Judge for the First, Third,
and Sixth Districts to hold office until
the next General Election.
Fixes the salaries Of District Judges
penses.
Repeals al acts and parts Of Acts
the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly. and
1918, be approved
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The polling places In the various pre-
cincts are as follows:
Newburgh, at School House on Sec. No.
IS; Beaver Greek. at school house on Sec.
No. q; Westf1eld. at school house on Sec.
No. 20; Sharon. at Town Hall on Sec. No.
"a; Enger. at Town Hal on Sec. No. Is;
Golden Lake. at school house on Sec. No.
IL; Finley. at chool house on Sec. No.
8; Franklin. at school house on Sec. No.
%; Primrose. at school house on Sec. No.
8; Sherbrooke. in school house in the
town of Sherbrooke; Easton, at schoo
house on Sec. No. 81: Greenwich. at
school house on Sec. No. IA; Glendale,
at. Town Hall on Sec. No. 22: Hugo, at
school house on Sec. No. II: Melrose. at
school house in Town of Blabop; River
side. at school house on Sec. No. 8;
Broadlawn. at school house on Sec. No.
II; Colgate. at old school house in town
Of Colgate; Carpenter at school house on
Sec. No. 26: Willow Lake, at school house
On Sec. No. 8; Village Of Luverne, Com
mercial Club room In building on Lot /,
! Block IL; Village of Sharon. Commercial
Club Room in second story of the store
on Lot %. Block 9; Village of Finley. at
City Hall on Lot %. Block "a. LIST Add
ton; City of Hope. LIST Ward. at City Hall
located on the f % l-2 IT. Of w 20 1-2 IT.
Of Lots ! and 2. and part of Lot 3. Block
%; End Ward. at hardware store of J. H
McCollom on Lot Is. Block II; 3rd Ward
In the City building on Block IS.
(SEAL) County Auditor
Dated at Finley, N. D.. this 7th day Of
June. 1919.
G. j. MUSTAD.
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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT
BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA

BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA
House Bill No. Is. Session Laws 1919
HOUSE BILL No. 10. The same being
an act declaring the purpose Of the
STATE ths OF ba NGrth p Sls to eagage
s snasr re q aam ns't 81 the Of bank ssnk'9 q
North Dakota operated by the State
ers and dSties Of the the 'n PERSONS R 3
charged with its management;
for; and provfdhinsp penal sns Tor
the violation of certain provisions
Creates a system Of banking con-
S saS!tso the en-" n.@ "ee u the Bank ss te Of N S5ats
Places tho bank under tho super
s sss'o s,a 2 Il: Il: b ba%sss:a q ?{SS%% sasf;
snS rsSair pi saildiHxs :n But to pre sS2atsuf It
from investins more than ten per cent
or fixtures for office purposes.
Authorizes the Commission to en-
ploy a manager and subordinate OFF,
the interests of the State may require;
and to define their duties. desisnate
their titles and fix their bonds and
Authorizes the Commission to dis
charge such employees whenever in ito
Judgment the public interests re.
Quire 1t.
Authorizes the Bank to transact
business whenever bonds in the sum
livered to the Commission: tho fund
procured by the sale Of such bonds to
be known as the capital Of the bank.
Requires all State. County Township,
Municipal and School District Funds,
ana funds Of all penal, educational and
1n4pStrial institution and I'll other
public funds to be deposited in the
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bank within three. months from the
SSR {Gic9ion Of Of t The Act ASsx,; n make:
%i:sss; sS%;aa':Sssl! sy a.. ana %'' '%:
Exempt. from liability for less. Off,
bank. n the sureties on his bond.
Authorisss the Bank to receive de-
P }1DHs from any SOURCE: M authorize4
by the Commission.
.n adus 1smns t 81 deposits s . in the Bank:
Autherises the Commission to fx
rates Of interest allowed and received
aec e bv nj +. ohS. b. r for services rem
Authorizes the Bank to transfer funds
s e 0thsr dspsrtmsnts institutions, util.
the state: 70 ''s MAKE k.' loans at 'n to- noiittc al
subdiyieions thereof, or to state or ma
TO ion.l banks, md to make mortgage
:1eesd % on ssfa i't it, v al s%e oS on H %sr to
cent Of the value OF. the commeditaies
f fv3%s" Gaming eeeF oa iea put e.t prohibits sennr,t II
ital, nor. in addition thereto, more than
Authorizes the Commission to pre-.
nSs5ssss :; LOAF 1esps: n pTSSias. Tor a ~.
secured by recorded nrst mortgage Of
EoS4 estate within the State, and re-
cures the mortgage to contain q pro-
vision for repayment on an amortiza-
Authorizes the Industrial Commission
90 extend all payments under any real
estate mortgage for m year in case
Authorizes the Commission to assign
sucn mortgage to he State Treasurer
/ Authorizes civil actions arsinst tho
state on account Of causes Of action
arising out Of transactions connected
with the operation Of the Bank.
REQUIRES the State Examiner to in
spect the Bank at least twice a year,
and report the results thereof to the
Commission and to the ensuing Lsgis-
latiVe Assembly.
dollars to carry out the provisions OF
the Act.
Shall House Bill No. IS. passed By
the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
approved by the Governor, February
70. 1919, be approved
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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT

COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION
House Bill No. 12s. Session Laws 1913
HOUSE BILL No. 12S, An act creating
ing the office Of the Commissioned
Of immigration.
Provides for appointment Of Commits
s W years. Sy i salsSS ;sseS.do per-: per a =! Ha'o'
Rssanires C Con mi Ssc IT. to furnish
oo Pro VI sae t anm Il IL. slS Somm nGa of
immigration shall advertise resources.
pdiysnt "a rs.,d da@ o Pr fsrmers. labor al
ers. and mechanica. for the purpose Of
bringing settlers. investors n Indus
tries to the State.
Requires Commissioner to compile
statistics and Information with refer;
conditions. government. Industries n
Industrial conditions.
and distribute information by means
of bulletins, pamphlets. correspondence
Provides that Commissioner shall
handle all correspondence pertaining to
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OFFICIAL
REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT

ENACTMENT
STATE PUBLICATION AND PRINT
ING COMMISSION
senat Bill No. 1877. Session Laws 1918
SENATE BILL NO. 1877, An act creating
Commission: prescribing its duties
and powers n repeating all, acts
or parts Of acts in conflict here
Creates State Publication and Print
ing Commission.
Provides that commission shall be
missioner Of Agriculture and Labor
and Chairman Board of Railroad Com
missioners.
Authorizes Commission to appoint a
State Printer who shall be secretary OF
Commission at a salary Of $24O0 per
year and requires THAT he. shall be
Gives Commission power to make all
printing contracts for the State and to
county to be the official newspaper in
the n Govnty Until mt s its 3sc Sn, No is Chosen
Provides that all proceedings OF the
Board Of County Commissioners and all
ct ether sa n nGsiSss dh at ennn rsa1 oTssar by .h laM
Z Alto that all summons. citations.
notices. orders r. or other lei PROCESSES nsnt o.
Justice. District or Supreme Court, all
to be made by State Officers; all notices
Of foreclosure on real estate and chat:
tel mortgages or other lien on rea!
estate or personal property and all
notices Of whatsoever kind now or
any county shall be published in the
said official newspaper.
Provides that towns. villages or
cities that have no official, newspaper
published there may designate any
paper for the publication Of notices
and legal publications required to be
made by the officers of such town, vii.
lage or city.
Gives Commission power and makes
1t its duty to select one or more legal
legal notices, including reports of cor.
porations, now required to be pub.
1ished by the Insurance Commissioners
Secretary of State and all other Off.
GERS.
Provides tha two copies of all news.
papers designated as legal newspapers
under this act hall be filed with the
Secretary Of the Commission and tina
he may furnish certified copy of any
matter in such papers to any citizen al
q cost of 10c per folio.
Declares 1t to be the intent of the
legal notices. reports, etc, and tc
complete system Of fles Of legal publ.
cations and certain legal spa
Repeats all conflicting laws.
h Senate Bill No. 1877, passed by
the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
approved BY the Governor March Is
1919. be approved
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High School

High jump: LIST, George Klov-
stad, Hope; End, Leonard Malmin,
Sharon; Bird, Ansley Bjerke, Sharon.
100 yard dash: LIST, Clarence Mel
son, Sharon; End, Hubert Halvorson,
Sharon; Bird, Clemens Langhaug,
Sharon.
Sharon o most points in the ath-
letic events. A silver cup was award
ed as prize.