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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31
BRIiENtD. 81 ]. BEER. FOR |
.||| INDIANS, | CHARGE

IA Fargo N. D., Jan. 3O--Martin
Potra, half breed, was arrested
yesterday on the Turtle Mountain
Indian reservation 20 miles north of
Holla, Rolette county, on federal
warrant charging that he brewed
beer and gave it to the Indians.
The arrest was made by P. H. Bow
Ter of Fargo, deputy United States
marshal. Potra furnished $4,000
bonds to insure his appearance In
federal court at Devils Lake.
j. G.. Johnson Of the Bowbells
Motor Sales Co., which firm handles
Dodge cars exclusively, informs
Sfhe Tribune that the same, make OF
cars will be handled during the COM
ing season, and unless Comething out
OF the ordinary happens they will
ebe handled exclusively for many
more seasons. No man ever pur-
chased a Dodge but what he was full
" satisfied from the start, and sew
.eral years after making his pur-s
chase was better satisfied than ever.
There are very few people who ever
owned a Dodge car that will consent
70 own any other make Of automo-
bile, and hence every owner is a
booster. The, lBowbells Auto Mot
or Sales Co has several Of these
cars on hand for Immediate delivery,
and expects to dispose Of them just
as soon as spring opens up, and the
roads are fit for travel,
After being dormant for several
months the Seimers band is again
meeting regularly for practice, and
we do not believe twill be long be-
fore street concerts might be heard
again First the big rush of work
In the harvest fields and then, the flu
epidemic had kept the members from
meeting for practice for several
months. s5a ~. ,l S;5@si
A. I Gould one OF the draftees
from Burke county, OF Minnesota
township, who z last SUMMER was
sent to Vancouver Barracks. Wash-
tngton, and who returned TO his
home last week q after ewing an
honorable disc charge from the u "a
!Ss Army, was a33 pleasant caller! at
The Tribune office Saturday after-
noon. 83 We never saw = man who
Was more enthusiastic over army
life than Gould 4 Il. II ana Is III
iplanll,a Ing en nlisting Al Uncle sam q
.Ieryicas afters visit with his folks
Asse. During most ofs thu time he
N one ia either worked
q iil thR lnnt woods 81 n the
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31

X The sleighing in this part of the
state, which for some weeks hes
been as good as It ever gets, is pret.
ty much ttall In" on account Of the
several days of thawing weather
last week, and already some of the
farmers are coming in with wagons
and ,buggies. III Fair sleighing can
still be had by cutting across stubble
fields. The going with wheels is
not very good yet for the reason
that there Is yet too much snow In
some Places. but a few more thaw-
ing days will make the roads fit
even for automobi biles.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31
FARM HAND is F0UD
. III. .O]|EAD D IN ROAD

Jamestown, NJ D., Jan. 30Ar-
thur Genzel, an employe Of Herman
Sttne, farmer living near here,
was found on the road between
town and the farm, death evidently
resulting from concussion of the
brain from a fall from wagon load
ed with coal. The team had evident
iy run away; as parts Of the wagon
were scattered along the road and
Genzel lay partly covered with coal.
!. Eenzels h9d been; working for
'stfns f6r iaboHt4A year. He is sur
,vived BY quite a number Of relatives.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31

INFORMATION FOR THE ASKING
Information on almost any farm
or home subject can be secured from
the N. D. Agricultural College. 1t
Is your institution--use 1t.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31
n. ?. FIREMAN IS
..sCALDEO TO DEATH

A Mandan, NJ. D., Jan. 3O-Fif-
teen minutes after his father dies at
Streeter, N. D., B. A. Lawrence, a
fireman on the Mandan- -Glendive
Mont, division of the Northern Pa
cific,i was scalded to death by the
bursting of a steam pipe on the en-
gine which let out 200 pounds OF
steam on him. The engineer had
narrow escape.
Two hours after the accident a
telegram carrying the news OF his
fathers death arrived at Glendive
for Mr.. Lawrence.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31
HELP FROM COUNTY AGEN'

HELP FROM COUNTY AGENT
The county agent can help with
many of the farm problems. He is
N touch with the Agricultural Col
-lege and the U. s. Dept. of Agricul-
eure, and can bring any Information
they have to your farm and make ii
Of use to you. The county agent
will be GLAD. to help you: s
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31

a August l.. Anderson, our popu-
lar drayman, started last week in
putting UP his seasons supply OF ice
at the 500 Reservoir Just east OF town
and tells us that the water Is froze
down to a thickness Of 1s inches,
and the iee is Of the very best quail
ity.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31

5S' A number OF Bowbells people are
planning on attending the dance TO
be given at Flaxton this (Friday)
evening, at which the Bowbells-
Coteau orchestra will furnish the
music. No dance has been held IN
Flaxton since Last fall, and q very
large attendance is looked for.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31
Mrs. 2. E Hartmau Of Mlnne,ota.

Mrs. z. b. Hartman Of Minnesota,
who was here last week attending
the funeral Of her son, G. r Hart
man, told The Tribune that her
son-in-law, Mr.. Fullerton who enlist
ed In the U. 8. Navy over year ago.
was al, the present time stationed
at some point In Florida. He apr
piled for d discharge Immediately
after the conclusion of the war, but
as he was holding a very responz
stble position, and could not bs
spared until the other men In the
same camp were let out, the appR-
cation was. denied. He Is In Line
for another promotion coon, and II
case he gets it he is planning on en-,
listing In the navy for four years
more. Mrs. Fullerton has beex
staying with her parents, but In caae
Mr.. Fullerton re-en1lste che will Join
him. Mrs. Hartman also tells ~,
that her husband Is now spending
all of his spare time In clearing the
trees and brush of from tho tract oe
land which he bought In MinnesotaY
and that he likes this kind OF work
great leal better than he did the
watch making which kept him h-
side most Of the time. S
Letters received here by redae
tiyes from Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Alb
bott, who pecently left for Imperial.
Cal, advise that Mr.. Abbott hAE
secured very responsible posttioa
In the California city. With good
chances & for advancement and pro-
motion. Lyman 50 q very indus.
trtous young man, and his many
friends hers are satiAasd that Il ~
Il B1vSn half d chance hsS Will S5a4-
vanee himself 81 6 ~ !! obs lla1 - !.
-. SssS
Il M. and; lfrslss ss.sl 60
northlaAt s0l tnYm the
Sen1s ~ 81 hbrtsss t1
gthsm u
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31

County Agent G.: C. Edwards re-
turned last Friday morning from
Fargo where he spent week in at
tendance at an annual convention OF
the county agents Of the state. AT
this meeting the work for the COM
ing year was talked over and ar
ranged 2 ~; -. ..tsf ~
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-01-31

Miss Mayme Schons, who teaches
one OF the schools in the Lakeview
School District went to Minot Sat-
urday moring to consult a specialist
in regard to an ailment, and return
ed the following day.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
NUEVOS ATENTADOS
Sc ESTAN COMETIENDO
Son atacados en- Colima los
elementos dependencies

COLIMA, Col. JUNO 5.-Han con-
tinuado con mayores brios que de COS
tumbre los atentados cometldos per
los ~partidarios del candidate Official
al gobierno del Estado, en- contra de
los partidarios del candidate contra
rio, senior Gamiochipi.
FL director del diario "E1 Hleral-
do, senior professor Hilario Ochoa,,
ha sido a~prehendido por ordenes ex-
presas del gohernador del Estado, a.
cusado de hacer propaganda cedicio-
Sa.
I'm atentado inaudito, ha causado
indignation entire todas las classes So
ciales. es ell cemetido Ell Ia perso-
ma del senor Miguel Sauocdo, partida-
rio del candidate independence, her
mano del diputado al Congreso de la
Union Salvador Garcia, quien ha no
ser por Ia intervention de n de
los mozos apelliGado Lepe, hubie-a
muerto en- nanos de uno de los AlvaIa
distas, quien Sc intrcdujo Y lc agra
do en- Su misra casa. 10 que mas in
digno fue Que, siendo el senior Sauce
do Ia victima, fue ell declarado culpa-
bic, aprehendiendosele Y dejando al
asaltante en- absolute libertad, en- lu-
gar de procurar castigarlo por ho-
micidio frustrado Y por allanamiento
de morada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

Pirece Oil Co, por 10 cual no ha po-
dido e~fectuarse Ell deaembarco del
barco "Pennat' que esta detenido en-
el muelle desde hace varios dlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
FUERTE GRANADA
CAYO EN- MONTERREY
Ell Teatro Vanedades iba a
ser destrufdo por ell fuego

MONTERREY, n. L., JUNO 5.--Sc
puede asegurar sin ei menor tenor
de ~equivocarse, que va hacia muchoS
amos que la ciudad nc pr~esenciaba u
ma granizada de. Ia magnitud de Ia
que cayo aver, llegando a alcanzar
cada granizo ell tamano de una aba.
Las GALES Sc vieron cubiertas compile
tamente de granizos y por espaclo
de cinco horas eli trafico de tranvias
y Ell servicio de luz, estuvieron int
rrumpidos, deb+do a la gran preston
atmosferica que hacia que cayeran
descargas continuamenCe.
Fueron varias las personals que re-
sultaron muertas con motive de los
rayos que cayeron, contandose entire
elias, el senior Norberto Gomez, quien
estando en- 81 a IS en- compania de
toda Ia fsmilia, fue fulminado por un
rayo en- union de tres personals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
Ince7uiio en- Ell T'catro
TnrjeinIeS

I~nce1uiio en- Ell Tcatro
VuriedGdeS.
Pocos momentos despues de haber
pasado la tempestad y cuando TODD
el mundo estaba bajo Ia impression de
ia tormenta, otro hecho vino a exal-
tar los nervios de los pusilanimes al
DIR ell rumor de que Ell Teatro Salon
Variedades Sc estaba quemando. A
las woes de alarma, acudieron al lu-
gar de los acontecimientos la poll
cia Y los bomberos, ~pudiendo sofocar
a tempo ell incendio, pero va cuando
Sc habian ardido varios rollos de Pc
liculas.
Pcra sofocar el incendio que anne
nazaba destruir ell salon, Sc emplea-
ron las mangueras de Ia misma en-
presa. Y les de los bomberos. logran-
dose dominar el fuego, pero cuando
iel propietario habia perdido aproxi-
madamente dos mil pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

D~csgracG.
FL joven Marcos MARTINEZ al estar
manejando una pistola que acababa
de comprar, Sc lie disparo un tiro que
lie, destrozo ell craneo. muriendo a po-
cos momentos despues.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
Portidn pillistc deSban1ddd.

;Partido pQlistc deSbandddr.
Ell jefe carrancista que guarnece
la Municipalidad de Rio Blanco, coro-
mel Tranquilino Mendoza, comunica
a la superioridad que batio y derro-
to a una partida como dc %cincuenta
|villistas en- un lugar llamado Chiga-
mayo, perteneciente a la hacienda de
Lajas.
Dice Ell jcfe carrancista que te-
niendo aviso de Ia approximation del
enemigo, temprauo salio a su encuen-
tro, logrando sosprenderlo cuando Sc
dedicaba a Ia labor de cortar trigo,
teniendo va cargadas a varias aceni-
las. Anade en- su parte Mendoza,
que los villistas huyeron a los prime
ros tiros, dejando tres muertos, todas
sus acemilas y varios caballos enci-
llados que fueron recogidos por las
fuerzas del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
LA HUELGA OBRERA
EN- TAMPICO, lamps.
Ell mouImientO amenaza con
generaiizarse en- ell puerto

TAMPICO, lamps, JUNO 5.-La
huelga, lejos de arreglarse, amenaza
con adquirir proporciones mayoreS.
No cbstante las tentativas hecnas has
"a ahora, para que los obreros de Ia
Pirce Oil Co, lleguen a un acuerdo
con la compania mencionada, no ha
sido possible solucionar 81 conflicto,
pues tanto la empresa como los ira
bajadores Sc mantienen intransigentes
eNgiendo los operarios que sean re-
puestos en- suS empleos los obreros
cesados, Y e~mpenada la compania pc
trolera 4 no acceder a eStas preten-
clones.
Los Sindicatos de este puerto, en-
session que tuvieron anoche, decide
ros decretar el paro general 81 dentrv
de tres dias no sc ha accedido a sus
demands.
Muchos sou los incidentes que Sc
han registradc con motive dc Ia huel-
ga Esta manana, Ell superintendent
de la Pierce Oil Co.. pretendio condu-
cir al trabajo a varios obreros, pero
los huelguistas cue estaban esJaciona-
dos en- Ia puerta 10 impidieron, dando
motive a que interviniera Ia policia,
registrandose sangrientos cheques.
Los huelguistas continuation estacio-
aados en- las entradas, hasta que los
rompe-huelgas Sc alejaron en- vista de
su fracaso.
Los aliiadores Sc muestran p~artida-
| rios decididos de los huelguistas ayu-
| daadolos pecuniariamente Y negando-
sc q TRAFALGAR en- los muelles de la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
4CUSARON A VARIOS
JEFES ~CARRANCTSTAS
Estaban en- conniuencia con
los rebeIdes feEcistas

VERACRUZ, Yer JUNO 5.-Por
v~iajeros que acaban de llegar a esta
ciudad procedentes de Orizaba, Sc sa-
be que en- aqueila poblacion acaban
de ser aprehendidos ell t%eniente coro-
mel Mariana Miar Y ell Mayor Luis
Genare, acusaGos de estar en- CONN.,
vencia con los revolucionarios feli-
c~istas, a los que segun parece, pro-
porcionaban datos cerca de la movl-
liZaci0u de fuerzas, asi como de Ia
salida de trenes que conducian fon-
dos para ell pago de los haberes de
las tropas del Estado. por 10 cue Sc
ha venido a explicar por que los fe-
licistas solo atacaban los trenes que
conducian fondos y mercancias, per-
tenecientas a la naci6r, danGo, como
es natural, una participation de las
garancias a los mencionados jcfes a.
prehendidcs.
Los miltares prssos, son doblemen-
te culpables per ~pertenecer al ejerci-
to Y a los. Cuerpos de Seguridad
de los Fe%rrocarriles.
Tarbien Ia policia aIda Sobre Ia
pista de cinco oficiales, a quienes sc
les comprob6 que nendian armas a
los revolucionarios, pero Sc cree diff
Gil ~capturarlos, por tenerse noticias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
ENTIRE Ell BRAVO FL SUCHATE
SANGRIENTO CHOQUE
TUVO LUGAR EN- DGO.
Trabaron combate policlas y
soldados en- las Gales

DURANGO, JUNO 5.-Se ACADIA de
registrar un sangriento choque entire
policias y soldados en- esta p%oblaclon,
habiendo resultado con este motive
varios gendarmes y soldados muertos.
Ell %encuentro fue motivado por la
orden que do ell jefe de Ia escolta
de la penitenciaria, para que los po-
licias fueran desarmados, a 10 cuai
no accedieron estos.
Segun Sc desprende de las averl-
'guaciones ~practicadas, un soldado en-
estado de ebriedad, trataba de apu-
nalear con un marrazo a varios veci-
nos por ell rumbo d, Ia Penitenciaria,
por 10 que, con ell objeto de evitar
IN atentado por parte del soldado,
IN gendarme disparo dos tiros al al,
re, que motivaron que Ia escolta de la
Penitenciaria Sc ~presentara Y despues
de una lucha a tiros, desarmara a los
policias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
UNA SRITA., GUIA DE
LOS C~ARRANCISTAS
Llepo q estos a donde los re.
beldeS Sc encontraban

GUADALAJARA, Jal, JUNO g.
Una senorita que fue secuestrada por
los rebeldes en- Ia hacienda de Ju-
cas-, llamada Antonio Marin, con Ia
mejor voluntad del mundo Sc ofrecio
a guar a las tropas del gobierno
a fin de localiZar a los alzados.
Aver mismo en- Ia manana s~aiieron
! las tropas carrancistas hacia un pun
| to cercano a Tlajomulco, en- donde
Ia senorita Marin INDIGO que Sc halla-
ba el enenIigo, logrando los carrancis-
tas ~alcanZar 4 los rebeldes que iban
a las ordenes de Romulo Marquee, al
cual dieron muerte despuGs de IN com
bate que duro tres horas, fusilanoolo
y colgandolo die uno de los postes
del ~telefono.
Ell rcsto de revolucienarios Sc In
terno en- IA sierra, siendo impossible
su persecution.
La gIendarmeria del Edo. de ia
lisco que desde ell ano de 1914 habia
Quedado disuelta por orden del enton-
ces primer jefe del ~ejercito constitu-
cionalista, esta siendo reorganizads
activamente, contando va en- la actua-
lidad con mis- dc q%uinientas piaZas-
La gendarmeria del Estado, ha sido
siempre Ia encargada de vigilar el
orden en- los pueblos Y raucherias de
J~alisco, prestando a g%obiernos anterio
res exceientes servicios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

81 siente su piel abrasada z consecueneia
dc Il eonez6n c inflammation producidas Por
Il eczema, el unieo remedio Appropriate es
eomhatir IA eate-medad en- So origen. IS de-
cir. aplicar IN trstanieuto inferno cue des-
t-uya el sermen de IA enfe-medsd. Las en-
rrmedades de Il piel provienen dc Ia mala
ccndici6n de IA sang-e. y para limPia-la- I'd
TO podra encontra- cosa mejor que S. S. S.
q medicamento a~rropiado para LIS enferme-
da6es &c "a sang-e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

S. S. s.. ha estado a "a yenta deSde hsce
mas de cincuenta amos, y siempre ha pro-
duc;do los mas satisfactorios resuitados para
esta clase de Intermediates. ST I'd. quie-e
.obtener I'm alivio rapido y verdadero, tome ;.
S. S. 81 I'd. quiere recibir eonsejo y con-
suita gratis acerca dc su case particular,
escriba 4 Ia siguiente direction: Chief Me-
deal Adviser. Swift Specific Co. Dept C.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA tAdv.(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
CUANDO LA PIEL ESTA ABRASADA A CONSEQUENCE
DE. LA TERRIBLE ECZEMA,

NO EXISTE MAS QUE IN REMEDIO A~DECUADO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

de que va sc unieron con Ia fuerzas
de Cejudo.
-Por acuerdo dc Ia Secretaria de
Guerra Y Marina, ha dejado ell man
do del canonero "Progreso" ell CAPT
tan de Fragata don Juan de Dios Bo-
nilla, en- virtud de haber sido la
mado por ell Senado a ocrpar Ia Gu
'rul que dej6 vacante el senador pro-
pietario, doctor Enrique Rivera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
No la ha5ido combdte.

No la ha5ido combate.
Comunican de Mapimi, que desde
hace cuatro scmanas no Sc verified
ningun combate por esa region y dicer
Que aunque pasaE algunas partida:
de rebeldes por la sierra, no Sc ha
entablado niGgun tiroteo.
Evening journal., 1919-11-06

The operators have no control over the
demand for coal They merely can
stand ready to produce and furnish it
when the public requires and is willing
TO accept
~. IS not true the miners received
an advance OF twenty cents a ton 10
1911.
III Is not true the operators raised
the price of coal So a ton in 1914. on
the contrary, The price was reduced.
'It Is not true, as Mr.. GOmpers states,
that for The last several years the min
crs have averaged only 100 10 ise work
ing dsys o year
"It is a fact however and Mr. Com
pers could easily have asccrlalned it.
that virtually every bltumin0us mine
In The country has on ils payroll sub
sianlial number OF men Who deliber-
ately lay of from one TO three days a
week when they have an opportunity
Ito work.
MIR. Gompers states that the miners
are demanding shorter working hours
so that their work may be made rcgtl-
lar instead Of Intermittent. How IS it
uOssible 10 effect such legislationy?
How can mines be worked when no
cars are alailable2 How can mines be
worked days when mine sidings and
railroad yards are blocked with loaded
ears. which the public does not need
and viii not buy
"Mr. Gompers well knows that The
public buys Us coal only as 10 wants
10. and 70 always will.
"D0rs Nr Gompers think change
from am eight-hour TO a siX-hour day
viii compel the public TO buy lis coal
far IN advance OF ifs requirements at
tremendous advanced prices, made nee
essary by increased pay for less work
by ihe miners?
"The statements issued by Mr.. Com
ptrs. The American Federation Of Labor
and officials of the United Mine Work
ers OF America with respect TO hours
of work and earnings OF miners have
IN their entirety, been grossly inaccur-
Evening journal., 1919-11-06
LABOR lies, COAL
OPERATIONS SAY
Declare Price of Fuel Was
Not Raised IS a Ton
in 1914
NO FULL TIME
is POSSIBLE NOW

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Ihe coai OPP
orators entered the lists yesterday with
reply 10 Mr. Gompers ana chargeu
The president of lhe American feueI-
alton of Labor with having issued q
statement run of 'inaccuracies
"A careful Xamln1ii0n ui Sauluei
Gompers announcement regarding ule
roal strike discloses the absence OF a
sinrl, accurate statement Of tacls
saws lhe operators statement. IN
thai report The pron0uncemeni is iden-
teal with The statement he put over
last week. in which he charged coal
operators With curlailing production 10
boost nrices-9 statement llat even
Lewis. acting president of me miners
union emphatically repudlaled.
"ln his latest statement Mr.. Com
pers goes lightly from one Inaccuracy
TO another He misstaies working con
diiions, miners advances and operators
selling prices.
1T is not true the operators repre-
senlatives walked out OF secretary VIII
sons conference. leaving Mr. Lewis
with no alternative but TO call a
strike. The operators representatives,
accepted President Wilson's proposal
I'M its entirety aud Withdrew from the
conference in order mat their presence
night not ambarrass Secretary wilson
IN his efforts 90 persuade the miners
fo take the hOn0rble course mus
opened TO Them 40 ihe Umc Of their
s withdrawal the operators advised See
relary Wilson that they would remain
in Washington awaiting The call TO-
further conference
"It IS not true, as Mr. Gompers inn
plies that the miners are not permit
ted by the operators 90 work full time
Evening journal., 1919-11-06
NEGROES CALL PUBLIC
MEETING AT DOVER

Special 10 The Evening journal.
DOVER. Nov GA call was issued to-
day by prominent Negroes for a meet
ing OF representative laymen Of the
race in The State, TO be held al What
coat NJ y Church, this town, on Fri
day. November "a, at which meeting the
following matters will be discussed
and action taken on:
TO adopt appropriate resolutions ex-
pressing appreciation Of the magnificent
Evening journal., 1919-11-06

ate. misrepresentation and misleading
TO The public
statistical information OF this sort,
because OF rs complexlly cannot be
presentedpccuraiely or analyzed in the
public press. Il can. however, be pre-
senled to and accurately analyzed by a
proper tribunal. which can call before
II proper representative OF all inter
ested parties to obtain detailed ex-
planatlon Of all the points at issue.
The operators stand ready TO present
such information on these subjects at
any place and at any time before such
propec tribunal, as suggested by Presi-
dent Wilson"
Evening journal., 1919-11-06

contribution by p. S. duPon. IN the in
terest Of Negro education in Delaware; (;
to hear addresses. explaining the new
school laws and the effect Of their ap-
plication upon tie Negro population Of
the Stale; TO form State organization
Of Negro citizens for civic betterment
The call Is signed by The Rev. J. II.
Scott, l. II. ninggold, ID. II. Hargis, dis
trlct superintendents; Isaac w. How
ard, Charles H. Coulborn and Or. w
NJ Henry.
The local committee on arrangements
for entertaining the delegates, include:
Or. w. C.. Jason, chairman; w. G.. An
derson, secretary; the Revs. L. S. Moore
and s. g. DOrce and A. b. Ruggln, Esq.
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