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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15
HOUSE BILL NO. 1874.
(Opland and Martin)
Judicial Districts

An Act Providing for Judicial Dis
tricts, Judges Thereof, Their Com
pensation and Method Of Payment,
terms of Court to be Held, Powers
and Duties Of such Courts and the
Procedure therein, and Repeating
all Acts and Parts of Acts in Con-
flict Herewith.
Be it Enacted by the Legislative As
sembly Of the State of North Da-
kota:
Section l. Judicial Districts. The
state is hereby divided into six judi
"ial districts, composed Of the follow
ing named counties, respectively; in
each Of said districts one or more
judges shall be chosen as hereinafter
provided:
District Number One shall consist
Of the counties Of Nelson, Grand
Forks, Griggs, Steele, Barnes, Trail
and Cass; and shall have three judges.
District Number Two shall consist
Of the counties Of Pembina, Walsh,
Towner, Cavalier. Rolette, Pierce
Benson, Ramsey, Bottineau, Renville
and McHenry and shall have three
judges.
District Number Three shall consist
Of the counties Of Richland, Ransom
Sargent, Dickey,s LaMoure, Mcintosh
Logan and Emmons; and shall have
two judges.
District Number Four shall consist
Of the counties Of Stutsman. Wells
Foster. Eddy. Mclean, Sheridan, Bur-
leigh and Kidder and shall have two
judges.
District Number Five shall consist
Of the counties Of Divide, Burke
Ward. Mountrail. Williams and Nc
Kenzie, and shall have two judges.
District Number Six shall consist
Of ,the counties Of Bowman. Adams
Hettinesr, Slope. Golden Valley, Mer-
Ger, Oliver, Morton. Stark, Grant
Dunn, Billings and Sioux, and shall
have three judges.
Section 2. Terms Thereof. Cham
bers. The terms Of court to be held
in each county in the several Judicial
districts and the location of the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
By FIR. Sailer

This Thursday, May 18th, is the
1200th anniversary in church history
Of the sending Of the English Bene-
dictine missionary, Winfred, to Ger
many. His mission was to convert
the heathen of middle and north Ger
many. then Saxon, Thuringian and
Friesian (Holland) territory. Pope
Gregory II made Winfred Bishop
with jurisdiction over the nav coun.
try and named him Boniface. This
was May Is, 7l9.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15

Die" Dorothy Britts, president; Alice
Stewart, secretary.
Fourth and Fifth Grades, 'sUncle
Sans Helpers" Thelma Harding,
president; Myrtle sauer, secretary.
Sixth and Seventh Grades, "Old
Glory" Gladys Briddels, president;
Margaret Macnider, secretary.
Eighth Grade, "Uncle Sans Beav-
ers." Nyla Atha. president; Justine
Kompare, secretary.
High School, Excelsior" Alvin
Atha, president; Franklin Bertheau,
secretary.
HAGUE (rural)-
'Rose." Jos. Lipp, president; Rose
Mitzel, secrstary.
sTRAsBURG-
winners" Lena Zeltinger, Sec
retary.
WESTFIELD-
"Uncle Sans Beavers" Virginia
c. Caryl, sscrstary.
DALE
Little Patriots" Ed. wingenbeck,
president; Anna Thorson, secretary.
UNION
Money Grabbers." John Macnider.
secretary.
OMIo-
"Banner." Grace Scott, secretary.
DALE
Little Workers" Nellie Paine
secretary.
HAGlIE-
Victory" Philipina Mit1el, secre-
tary.
TEMv1K-
Sunbeam" Mrs. J. B. Miller, Sec
rotary.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks to
all those who showed us such kind
ness during the illness and death Of
our daughter, Judith, and especially
to the Linton school children for the
beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ramey.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15
OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

Have you read last weeks article .
Don't forget to clip it out of the
paper. Pretty soon you will auto
matically consider yourself a COM
mittee Of one to boost the PROPOSE
tion. Then you will mead the data in
these articles for your argument.
This article has for it's subject, "a
School That Meets Community
Needs."
sWhat are our community needs in
The field Of education, and how will
our new school building meet these
needs?
The new building will enable us to
Offer our boys manual and industrial
training, offer our girls training in
the art Of home-making, and offer
both our boys and girls training in
either agricultural or commercial
work, or in both.
Let US consider these one by one.
All our boys need training in the
manipulation Of tools, such as car
penter's tools, mechanics tools, and
so forth. Moreover, they all. need an
understanding Of the gasoline engine.
Finally, they all should be familiar
with the principles of mechanics as
embodied in all kinds Of machinery.
Manual and industrial training will
do all this for them. Our new school
building will be equipped with man
ual arts department, where our boys
can begin their preparation for a
successful life.
The girls, regardless of what they
may assert or deny, will eventually
be home-makers. No girl should be
permitted to grow up without having
mastered the twin arts Of cooking a
square meal and patching a pair Of
mutilated-well, anything. All girls
need training in the making Of
clothes, both for themselves and for
others; and all girls must get train
ing in the scientific and economical
preparation Of table food. Our new
building viii also be equipped with
a homs economics department.
Finally, our boys-and girls will
follow one Of two likely courses in
adult life: either they will engage
in farming, or they will engage in
business. Mark these words. They
another thing. In order to be sue
cessful farmers; they must be famil-
lar with business methods; and, con.
versely, in order to be successful bust.
nessmen among farmers, they must
likewise be familiar with the princi-
pies Of farming. This will be az true
Of the women as of the men.
Therefore, every boy and girl in
the Linton public schools today should
receive training in the science Of ag.
riculture and the keeping Of farm &C.
counts; and every boy and girl
should receive training in bookkeep.
ing and typewriting and in busines.
methods in general. Our new build.
ing will eventually be equipped with
both an agriculture department and
Q commercial department.
This is how the new school build.
ing will meet our community needs
Read the entire article once more
then clip it from the paper and file il
with the other two.
Next week: Manual and Industrial
Training for Boys.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15
WAR SAVINGS SOCIETIES

While Mr.. Wendell, of the Ninth
Federal Reserve organization was in
Emmons county, he helped to speed
up q bunch of saving societies, as
follows:
LINTON
Primary, Brownie" Ailsen Cam
eron, president; Genevieve Drew, sec
retary.
Second Grade, "Work and Win"
Iris Meinhover, president; Mabel Nc
Culley, secretary.
Third and Fourth Grades, "Win OF
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15
JUDITH ALv1DA RAMEY

Judith Alvida Ramey was born on
February 26, 1907 ut Emmonsburg,
N. Oak. She died at the Bismarck
hospital on May 2, 1919, after brief
illness. She united with the Metho-
dist church in Linton on March 81,
1918. She has taken an active inter-
est in the work of the Sunday school
and church up to the time of her
death. She leaves to mourn her loss
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ramey, one sister, Pearl, and
two brothers, John and Bennett; also
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Ramey, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Hannah johnson. Besides s. thess
there are several uncles and aunts:
Henry johnson and Miss Jennie John
son of Linton; John johnson of Wal
lawalla. Wash; B. T. Johnson Of Nc
Call, Idaho; Gus johnson Of Pine
City, Mimi; Edward johnson Of Nc
Callsburg, Iowa: Miss Olive johnson
Of Sweden; Robert Ramey of Rec
Heights. S. OAK: Mrs. Mary Camp
bell Of Miller, s. Oak. There are also
many friends in the community who
mourn the loss Of this one who was
loved by all who knew her.
Funeral services were held on Fri
day, May 8, 1919, from the NJ. E.
church. The remains were laid to
rest in the Linton cemetery. The
family has the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
There is land where beauty cannot
fade,
Nor sorrow dim the eye;
Where true love shall not droop nor
be dismayed,
And none shall ever die.
Mary Hewitt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15
NORTH DAKOTA FINANCES
State Auditor Kositzky's Statement

April 1916 1922 900 a.
and all bilspnd
April 1917 Balance ss1 81
and all bills paid
April 191S in General Fund . s242 s77 90
and all bills paid " 4
April 1919 Balance 936973
and $15O,000O0 in unpaid bills
What will Financial condition
into eRect7
The financial statement above reveals
Of socialist administration program"
nanciers will have their hands the mill
the 20OO00o0 Bank North Dakota
migration fund.- the $00O0O0O0O oms building
the bank deposits estimated
of about s250OO000O0
want the above funds handled with the
shown during the
wise hs State and yourself while there something
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20
Las ELECCIONES EN-
Ell ESTADO De
GUANAJUATO

GUANAJJATO. Agosto ia
MEDIA qIe pasan los djas ~singucnse
12scuhriendo :nayores irregularida-
Ges en- los ex~pcdientcs de la pasada
election ell IA que Sc trat6 de mpo-
rer la cardidatura de Federico Mon
ties. ror sobre toda consideration.
Los eXpediertes de Cclaya, que
deb;eron haber sido enviados Gircc-
tanentc al Coagreso del Estado. fuc-
ror necogidcs por el I'residente Mu-
nicipal de este pueblo, dlzque para
garant.ZarloS V cvitAr fraudcs Y
chanchullos. En- % general, 3ueGe
Gecirse cue asi anIan las :osas en-
todos aquellos lugares donde ia in
?luencia mort!sta ha tratado d. oui-
tar q roto al Ing. Madrazo, que fle
Guien trlunf0 Ell cast toto cl Esta-
Go.
Hasta hoy Sc llevan revisados les
documentos correspondence Il veintI
cuatro municipalities. faltando Ia
ia mas dieaiseis. De cstas nevisio-
mes sc desprende que Madrazo la al
tanzado una mayoria de sufragios 4
plastante.
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UNA LINEA De BARCOS
Va a haberla directa del
Imperio del Sol Nacien-
te a Mexico

CIUDAD De MENICG. Agosto
IS.--Por not.cias u1e = han recibido
en- esta capital p~rocFdentSs de San
Francisco. California. Sc s2bc cue en-
aquella ~poblaci5n norte-amerlcana sc
ryta traraiando a~ct;vamente porquc
Sc e~stablezca un servicio directo d"
,aroros entire puertos meXlcanos y
aponeses. Los iniciad"r:s lie cs1a
proposition. son algunos capitalists
iapone<es. que tjenen vastos i"tere-
acs en- Ia Repunlica.
Fl obieto de la iniciativa. es adqGl-
.,ir el alcod6n meXicano. Tor repre-
sentar su compra en- nuestroS puertos
una notable economic on compare
ci6r con los cue Sc trataba de CONF
?rar EN- T. India ;rGleSa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20

"Muchas son las personals que de!an &c
obtene- Gyi,o en- sus negocics. ouando va
cast 10 van n alcanzar. sim?lemente poFque
no ayudan SUI mentalidad con Ia faerza y
cnergia fisica que proriene de Ia abundah,
80 10 bierro on la s2ngre." Ha dicho el
Dr. James Francis Sullivan. antique medico
del H~ospital de Bellevue tDepa-tamcnto del
Tx.er:orl New York y del Hospital de Con-
dado de Westchester. La Falta de hero
en- Ia saugre no solo hace que IN nomore Sc
deh;li;e fisica y mcnialnente. que sete ner-
y;oso. debiI @ irritable. sine que ocaoa con
su yiriIidad. con esa fuerza y enc-gia tan
..ecesaria para salir triunfante en- todos los
rasos de Ia vida. Tambi&n transfornara en-
una majer hermosa y 5aludable Z una ner-
viosa, decaida. dGbil e irritable. Para ayu-
aar a crcar hombres y nujeres sanas. TO-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20

bustas y saludables. TO hay NADIA mejoT. es
mi opinion. que c! hero organico. Herr
Nuxado. 4 .ncTuGo f~ortalcce ; tonifica
en- solo dos scmanas de tcmarlo. a las IS"
sonas debiles. n~erviosas y decaidas.
NOTA DE Los FABRlCANTES: "a
Hero Nuxado. recomendado y recomendado
nor his meGicos y usado por mis de tres
mi!!ones de perscnas ~anualmente. solo en-
este pals. no es una medieina secreta. sino
bien al contrario. ampliamente conocida en-
las drozuerias De todas parties. Diferente-
mente dc las. antiguas prcparacioHss &c hic-
rro ino-ranico. esta M dana nj enueSrece
Ia dcntadura. nj trastorra las funciones del
est:mago. Los fatricantcs garantizan los
resultados mas satisfactorios a TODD COM
prador. o de 10 contrario devolveran el in'-
porto dc Ia medic;na. Esta a Ia venta e.!
todas las bucnas drogueriaS. tAdv.J
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81 hay Influenza espanola.

A pesar de cue Ell doctor Aras6n,
S~ecretario del Conseio Superior de
S~alubridad. ha ncgado Ia e~Xistencia
e. Ia influenza cspahola Ell "sta ciu-
dad. varios mGdieos han informado
a los pcriodicos capitaiinos dc quc
81 ex.stc el terrible NAL, Y hGsta Sc
cbligan q seHalar los domicilios en-
7uc Sc han p~resentado varios casos
en- e=tuS ultimos Gias.
Afortunadamentn rarece que Ia
| cnfermcdad no tienc car&cteres il
nlaga como Ia vez pasada. cir, MS
tancia que ha obrado favorablemen
te CT el Amino publ!co, pues va aadi:
t.ene tanto miedc al terrible nal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20

mientc para el regrcso del senior
Ruiz, el cual no podra ser ncgado 81
Sc tieue ell cuenta la loble gesti6n
cue Ell ihuStre prelaGo desarrollG du-
rante su ~estancia eAtrc nosotros.
La reception del senior Arzohispo
sera On aconteci!nicnt1 extraordina,
10. dadas las sinpatias de que 60
"a en- toda IA ciudad Y Ell el Estado
IN general.
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Para es.udiar la fishre amarillo.

Fl doctor cubano Mario LebredO.
Director del L~aboratorio de Investi-
eacioneS 3e in Secretaria de Sandal
lie laRepdblica dc Cuba. La solicita-
10 ror copductC del gobierno antllla-
.. rermiso para venir al EstaGo de
I~cGtan a estudiar la fiebra amari-
In. enfermedad que. como Sc sabe,
Sc Ia G~esarroilado de noGo alarman
te on la peninsula.
Ell gohierno de Carranza dara to,
| da suerte 6e faciIidades al facultati-
vo cu5aro para que rroceda a sus
trabaios, ha5ienGo informado, AIDE,
mas. Que Ell doctor Lebredo puede
venir q! pals -cuando lie plazca.
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Sc esFera al Arzobispo Ruiz.

la sociedad Y el pueblo dc Ia Cit
dad esperan con entusiasmo Ia lie
@ada Del senior Arzobispo =. LeoPol-
do Ruiz, de Qrien Sc ha sabido aGui
que vs. Sc halla Sn terr.torio mex
caro-. de-nuGs &c aigu2oS ancs de
Qermanencia en- los Estados Unidos,
:; caJsa dc II persecution e~mprendida
per los rev~oluciorarios rcjos. contra
Ell clero nac!onal.
Sc esrcr@, Segun Sc dice. que el
gobierno del Estado DC su consenti-
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GRAN PENURIA En- FL
AYUNTAMIENTO De
MORELIA, MICH.

MORELIA. Mich Agosto l6.-Al-
guncs empleadoS del Ayuntamiento
de la ciudad han sido ceSado:, mani
festandossles Que sc debe su separa-
ci6n a las malas condolences en- que
financieramente Sc lalla la corpora
cion municipal, cuyo presupuesto a
penas 81 ha podido cubrlrsc en- estos
Gltimcs meses. por 10 que trata dc
hacer econonlas, pero sin danar los
servjclos pGblicos que, en- 10 gene
raj, estan hier atendidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20
Manuel Fernandez De Lara. condsaa
do a diec:seis amos de prision.

F. general carrancista Manuel
; Fern&udc4 ic Lara. acusado de scr
! cI PRINCIPAL autor del asalto que SUI
fri una fabr:ca Dc Aguas GaaeoSas
&c Agr~asca!ientcs : cue IuG "p-ehen
I dido en- esta ciudAd. cuando tran
! r,'omo7te Sc rasea0a por Ia Gale
DO Pl9tcrcs. fut condenado per e.
.Juez 30. De InstrucciG3 & sufrir Ia
rena de d;ciseis amos Ge prlsion que
de6era pargar CT Ia pe~nitencia"la eel
Distrito Federal.
La sentences G;ctada en- 81 contra
fue comrrobada per el Tribunal Su
perior de Justicia del D;strito Y Te-
rrirorios Fcdcralez.
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En- Ccmision especial.

Para el pueblo de f11lpu;anua sa-
il" el senior Alfonso L2ba.LlCa. en-
rleaGo de categoria de IA Hacienda
lie. EstaIo. e. senior LabaStida Vi al
arreglo de aigunoS asuntoS que el
goh;erno tieae pend:entes con ia com
pania minera Dos Estrellas' radi-
cada en- aquelIa pob!acion. e viaje-
70 eStara de regreSo en- varios dias.
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MUCHOS ESPANOLES ES-
Al INODADOS EN-
Ell COMPLOT
A uno de ellos lie fue aplica-
da la ley fuga. Sc han
hecho muchas apre-
hensiones de COM
pIicados

PAClIECA. Hcn. Agosto l9.-Mu
cha mas mportanc'r de Ia que al
,r;ncipio & le hqbi5 daGo, tiene ell
,omulo- Iescubierto por la pollcia
e. lunes de In p~resente semana, pues
no solo Sc trata de algunos lndivi-
| duos de naciona!ldad c~$pa|ola que
abastecian de- parque a los revoiucio-
narlos Y dc acuerdo coz ellos les da-
han datca para que varies hacienda
COS fueras secuestrados. sino que
,arto los csuanoles como los revolu-
ciorarios ]pretendiaU hacer cSaliar
una formidable rtvoluci0n 81 u de
Septicmbre en- las PARTICIPATES plazas
dc Ia Republica.
Este importante complot miliUar.
Que deberia de haber estallado pre-
cisamente el dia del aniversario DC
Ii proclamation de Ia Independence
naclonal. cstaba ramifjcado en- las
rrircinalos ciudades &c IA Republi
ca. Y scgun Sc dice. 81 mCvimlento
cstaba Glrigido desdc Ia capital de Ia
R]epublica.
En- csta cIudad Sc ha orGenado Ia
apprehension &c trcinta V cinco indi-
yiduos. entrs comerciantcs. capitals
tas Y militares, que cs,an comprome-
tidos en- cl frustrado cUartelazc.
La ciudad. en- provision lie cuai-
0uier deSorden esta siendo patrulta-
la Dor algunos destlcamentos de ca
balleria, Dor orGenes del jefe 4e las
Operaciones MllItares en- el Estado.
Francisco de P. Mariel.
In Ia capital de la Republica Sc
tendraG que llevar i cabo varias a
prehensiones, pucs Ell general Marlel
Ia mandadc a las autoriGades de Ia
metr6poli. los nombres de muchas
rerScnas que sc encontraban mezcla
dos en- el complot. No Sc onocen to-
dawn los nomhres de todos los dete
nido5. -.
lie fu: aplicada la Ley Fugs.
Uno &C los Ietenidos. ramado LVis
| Garcia. de Eacionalidad cspanola, HI
20 importantes rc~veiacIones ante las
a~utcridades militares que 10 juzSa-
ban Y hasta senal6 el lugar. en- las
! afueras de Pachuca, en donde esta5a
almacenada una cantidad de armas Y
parque. destinada 2 conobatir a las tro
pas del gob'ermo en- cuanto estalIara
Ell movimiento sedicioso, Asimismo,
INDIGO e. sitio en- que sc encontraban
los cahallos Y dos canones que esta-
han escordiocs en- una bodega con-
tigua a una tienda de abarroteS.
Fin los momentos en- que era Coil
4ucido Luis Garcia del edificio qIc
ocupa ell Jnzgado de Distrito a Ia Car
eel Municipal, %rretendi6 fugarse, Sc
gun dicen las autoridades militares,
por cuyo motive los soldados cue 10
escoltaban hicieron fuego sobne e.,
dejandolC muerto Ell el cruZamiento
de las GALES de Juarez Y Lerdo.
Aunque esta es Ia version Official,
el Dublics no le la dado credito. sino
cue Sc inclina a. soponer que Garcia
fue muerto ror Ia espalda en- los mo-
mantos en- que saiia = -endir I de-
claracicnes. sin pretender fugarSe. co
mo aseguran las autoridades.
Los otros reos seran llevados 2 Ia
capital de la Repiblica en- donde Sc
afirma les sera APPLICABLE cl articulo
SO de Ia constitution, por conside-
rarlos extranjeros perniciosos para ell
pals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20
Urouizo vuelve a Guerra.

Sc asegura oficiaimente que Ur-
quito. actual jefe lie las operaclo-
mes militares en- Veracruz. vclvera
q n Secretaria &c Guerra a hacerae
cargo de IA oficialia mayor, en- saSti-
tucion del general carrancista Juan
y. Rios. que abandona dicho lmpor-
tante nUeSto.
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IPerciba I'd. n pate del dnefo-no dele que oo 10, obtenga LOGO
simpemente porque I'd. s. encuentra debl y decade y por 10
tanto imposbHWado para TRAFALGAR on la energIa. Teque-
rha. Sea I'd. IN hombre de energai y vtahdad
O II mujcr fuere v saludabie.
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Cuando neceslte naros en- espanoi
dirijase a Ignac:o E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave- San Antonio. Tex.
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Aver a las sells Y media de la
noche, sali6 de esta ciudad Ell primer
tren iirecto de pasajeros para Ia cru
dad De Guadalajara. despues de mas
de cuatro AMOS de interruption. FL
tren iba entertainments lleno de pa
s~aieros. al grade de que muchos no
alcanzaron lugares Y tuvieron que
hacer ell viaje en- pie.
Los boletos de las del Pull
man estan apartados en- 81 totalidad
por ocho dias seguidos, V va comien-
zan a venderse para la segunda Sc
mana.
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BAAESTALLAR I'm GRAN MOVIMIENTO En- PACHUCA
NO SON ~BOLSHEVIKIS
Los estudiantes de Mexico
hacen esa aclnracion

MEXICO, D. F., agosto 19.-Una
Comision de estudiantes. estuvo aver
en- Ia tarde en- la redaccion de los
princrpa'cs d:ar!os rocaies, con G! OBJ
jeto de p~rotestar en- contra de las
irformaciones dadas. relatives a
que Sc lutheran dedicado a hacer
activa propaganda bolsheviki en- los
centres estudiantiles de Mexico.
Dicen los estudiantes que muy por
el contrario. no comulgan con las d.
s%olventes doctrinas de Lenine Y Trczt
ky. 4 q~uienes juzgan como a uno
ambiCiosos. Dicen adenlas, que esta
version la hicieron circular vi CRU
pc de c~ompaheros suyos que inten-
taron desmembrar en- dias pasados
al Congreso Local Estudiantil.
Los estudiantes, despues de visi-
tar las Tedacciones de los ~periodicos,
Sc presentaron en- el Juzgado 80. Co.
rreccional acusando de difamacion a
Ii c~ompaneros que los tildaron de
b~olshevikis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20
DE P0R QUE LA FALTA De HERO EN- LA
.SANCRE LE ORIGINA CASTOS DIARIAMENIE

MrCHOS HOMBRES Y MUJERES DEAN DE OBTENER EAlI0 EN-
SIS EMPRESAS, CUAND0 VA CAST 10 HAN ALCANZADO,
pOROUE NO AYUDAN A So NTELECTUALIDAD
CON LA FUERZA Y ENERGIA FISICA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20

De veEta en- todas par
tes Las fanihas puedca
obtenGla de las hendas o
boieaS Los visiSanteS a
St Louis, quedan cordial
mente IrvitedoS a inspec-
Clnar naeStra plapta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-15
BLANTON AND HARDY CLASH
Eight on FLOOR of House Between
Texans. Narrowly Averted

Washington, Aug. 15.-Members O.
the House intervened yesterday to
prevent personal collision between
Representatives Blanton and Hardy,
Of Texas, both Democrats. Resentlng
tho charge by .Bkanton; that she3 was
"a mere rubber stamp, in the sense
that he always defended the Admin
istration, Hardy rushed at his collea-
que, but was restrained.
The clash came during debate by
Rlantoa on his resolution calling up
on the Secretary of Labor for a re-
port of expenses incurred by the de-
partment in connection with John 3.
Densrnbre's Investigation of ths
Mooney case at San Francisco. Blan-
ton had attacked the department and
Secretary Wilson, who he said. h.
been in the House efhohnobbing
members"
When Hardy took vigorous excep-
ton to Blanton's reference to HIM,
Blanton retorted:
ooh, we'll, the member is a gray
haired old man and ] don't want /;
be abusive.'
Hardy Immediately made rush Tor
Blanton, who disclaimed any al
tempt to be abusive.
BIantons resolution finally wa
adopted, 81 to IA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-15
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-15
RICHMOND THEATRE

"When Doctors Disagree is the
intriguing title Of Mabel Normand's
new Goldwyn Picture to be seen at
the Richmond Theatre today. There
is every reason to predict that the
vivacicus coincidence VIA strike the
high spots of fun and originally in
the piece because it is genuine