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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
AMERICANS REQUEST
RHEA|SHp PRESIDENT
TO IGNORE BERLIN
Yankee Authorities IN Occupied
Region Believe Order Transfer
ring Him 10 Another Province
l. Political Mansuvcr

CobleIa Wednesday, June g.
American authorities here nave srnt
word 20 the oNrr president or the
Rhine province 70 ignore orders from
Berlin transfer ring him 20 another
province the Americans believing
that mis- move was a political n n
connected with beriin'a eftoftA %
counteract The movement Tor the cs-
t~nhllahment OF a Rheninh republic. u
was declared IN Wlenhaden on sun
day that Berlin has aifo ordered the
removal 81 the over president or the
TuVcs district and that the Amcri.
cans had Instructed this official 10
lEnoro hts Instructions from Berlin
Paris June s.-Ameriran officers ~
Cohlcna Il became known here today,
have refused 10 display poEters nd.
vertlaing ne nheniah republic sent
them ~ French officers The Amer
leans reviewed a bundle Of the poster
from the French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Tho morslisi no more thinks Of put
unr al his ideas into practice nan
ina shoemaker dors o. w~arinr al the
shoes he makes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

There was . meeting yestorday Of
the council board Of tho New Mcxl-
co Medical society for discussion Of
matters connected with the society
aud with the coming annual meeting
to be ted In Albuquerque on October
and I. Those who were present At
the meeting were Dra. u. 4. BRADY Of
Roswell. ~ y. McHride OF Las Cru.
COS. W. A. Kaiser Of East Lan Voeas.
Miller ~ clovis. and q. y McLanarcss
Of Albuuucrque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

When a gallant man h asked 10
guess a woman's axe. he urst make
10 rlierf guess and thea knocks Oft
one-thlrd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Fishermen Need
Licenses This Year

Fishermen are urged by the Game
Protective association no 90 owe
look the fact that licenses must he
purchased this year under the new
Law by even resident eportamcn, He
fore The ennction 81 the new law, res
idcnt fishermen were not Required TO
procure licenses while nonresident
sportsmcn were. The new law places
this obligation upon every one al
though the resident license Zee h
nominal.
The new license fee charges are a.
fqllowai general license covering hunt
ing OF All types OF game when In sea-
son and fishing. resident, - So non
resident. $3.50 fishing license. resi-
dent o.; nonresident o.
Licenses can be obtained from all
license collectors throughout the
state. Licenses in the city can he
procured Of Harry johnson, q a.
MatHon. y, Franchini. al tho Bachechl
Mercantile company, and ~ The Mat
teucci store Va oid Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Members Of Alhuqnsrquss two
large cluhal their families and friends
wers guests last csenieE at a picnic
and danes at me Indian school Abeut
seventy five people enjoyed a picnic
supper uuter the trees Of the school
drlu OF the boys together with the In
dian hand. After he picnic. followed
dancing IN the gymnasium 10 nrcho6-
ira music. which continued Until a
late hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

silence sives consent the young
man remarked when he asked a deaf
and dumb riri n he might kiss her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

The shorter tho Ice CROP IL IN the
winter. the longer the bnl H. in the
summer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

J Especial pro Ii
NOGALES. Ariz., Diciembre ST.
"a regular partida de Yaquis que an
daha m~erodeando por las %cercanias dc
La Colorado, Y Ia que va habia CO.
metido varios robes de ganado, mulas
V c~ereales en- las labores de aquellos
lugares. fuG perseGuida Y alcanzada
nor ell General Mango. Quien lleraba
4 sus 0rdenes I'M numero muy COM
petente de SoldadoS.
la lucla Sc entabl6 en- un punto
llamado e. Paraje, y ALI los indies
fuercn derrotados. Las tropas ca
~rrancistas por SUI parte tambien SUI
frieron muchas rerdidas
Cuanho los indios iniciaron su reti
rada cl General Mango 4 su vez Sc
dispuso a continuar su persecution, y
10 consigui6 dandoles ~alcance a una
distancia de 2uatro leguas del lugar
en- donGe tuvo verificativo ell primer
combatC.
De ruero sc emprendi6 Ia lucha Y
ALI les indies sufrieron otra veZ una
d~errc.a, muriendo en- e. combate diez
Y seis carrancistas mas, Y sailendo
heridcs unoS 1~reinta hombres.
Entonces el General Mango. con su
genie escogi0 un lugar Appropriate pa
N desc2nsar, teniendo la ~seguridad
de cue ror 10 pronto les indios irian
totalmenIe dispersados, y que su de
rrota' era total.
Al dia siguiente. cuando el mencio-
nado General Y su trCpa Sc hallaban
%un accstados, tcniendo sus m en-
nube lon : sin pcnsar "a mas en- los
indioS yaquis, estes l!egaron y asal-
taron Il las tuer=as carranclstas, de-
rrot&ndolas por complete.
Los indios habian recibido un re-
fuer2o &c trcscientos hombres. y con
ellcS cmpreNdiercn eli asalto. sorprcn-
G:cndo Z LIS fuerzas de CaranZa en-
teranente, sin preparation alguna. FL
numera de muertos Y de herIdos es
ircaIcu able. Lo mismo que Ia per
G;la 4c alGlaS Y de cartuchoS.
Fl General apcnas tuvo tempo de
montar On 81 caballo. J cuando an
daba entire 81 combate procurando or
ganizar su tropa. rccibio IN balazo.
No obstan.c este. continue corrien-
do dc " Iu@ar : otro. y despueS de
alguncs minutes. recibid otro balazo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

CIUDAD De NENICO, Diciembrc
6.-Por disposition eXPrcsa del Jete
lei Executive Sc abrira nueVamente
Colceio Mi}itar de Chapultepec,
!ausuralo Embellishments desae ha-
"a algunos amos 4 causa de laS diff
cuitades porcue Ia atraTesado l&
Repub.ica y que de sensible manera
| perjudicaron a csa instruction. histo
RIGA ' glor:osa dcsdc anejoS. tlempos
! aciagos para Ia vida au,6noma Dc Ia
Rcpubiica.
Con este motive seca suprimida IN
! Academia De EstaGo Mayor. de crea-
clio. cntcrarente ~carrancj>;a : De
la cual los alumnoS pasaran al plan
tel tccnico militaY, para cu"a apcr-
tura Sc tuya.6 I'm nuevo proEecto
one Tue de Ia aprobacion del propio
Jcfe del actual cobierno.
En- Ia orden del dia de Ia plaza se
publicaron aver las sig~uientes bases
para ingreSar al establCcimiento de
que Sc trata.
A..-Podran i-greSar al curse para
| oficiales De Guerra. c! cual durara
tres amos. los j6vcnes que asi 10 So
I~iciten. modiante los requisites 81
~guicnteS:
p-S.r dc nacjcual:dad meyica-
~
C-Tarar onincc amos cumplidos =
no pasar dc veinte.
No baber sido eypulsado de
r~iro.la establccjmicDto p1blico dc
o~rsanarza
.,, J., -,
Ci'u" l'S''" "'I.a E1'-
oe las "'H'"S' ''''N"' po' ~
noc'il'e'''" F"S nag" - -"
oo-eS'o:
f'-ColnPt''"' g." 'eI'.l''"u'
que h@ 'ei'.'''N"0 "
mar" SuPSi'T'' , ="
'U"'oS que ""O''-c "'S'V - OD"I4In'rr-
'""'e'l''ls': IVA TX '" N.p''.
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VII u 'i'S'''" oG''5'U ; az -" s","
w 'o.'". ""0 81 N'N''' w. =" >
''"S S'9"'e"'ls'
Artmet!c2 practlca, Lengua Ma
~ciCnal. G~eografla del Pals c Historic
PatrIa, deblendo Qucdar aprobado
con la calificacion de ) lblen) Guam
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

L. M.-Wichita Falls, Texas.-Las letras
ADV" que ha visto listed y que han mott
vato su conaulta son Ia abreviatura de Ia pa
labra inglesa advertisement" que quierc decir
anuncio- En- consecuencia. significan que 10
que Sc publica, cuando tai abreviatura apa-
rece al calce. cs un anuncio pagado por los
intereSados, 10 misrno que los que tienen for
ma tan conocido cue cualquiera dc los lee
torres pucde darse cuenta dc que 10 son, y no
un reclaIae ~cratui;o que hace el periodico y
con reIaci6n al cual pudiera adquirir alguna
rcsponsabilidad ante ei publico que % lee.
y. G.-Ciudad.-Pucde listed escoEcr entire
los nombres dc las musas. que son los 81
ruientes: Thalia. musa dc Ia conedia y
dc Ia pocsia bucolica Tcrpsicore. de IN dan
sa y del canto; Caliope, de Ia poesia epica {;
Urania. dc la astronomia: Clio. dc n histo-
ria: Erato. dc IN poesia lirica Y amorosa {:
Eutcrpc, de Ia mGsica Mclpomeie. de Ia
tragcdia : Poiimnia. &c Ia oratoria y dc
Ia lirica sagrada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
Padecio5 durailte 10 amos
de Intermediates del
E~st0nagO.
Ahora esta Ell ~perfectas condi-
clones de salud. tiene IN ape
tito eXcelente V come 10 que
deSea sin experimental
mOleStia alguna

E.stuvc cntermo por mucho tempo. Ien!a
constipation. Indigestion. cata-ro ' otraS en-
ferrnedadcS = dolores. Probe los ~nreJores re-
aedios y cousuitc con los mcdicoS dc mas
fama. rrro sin Iorra- alivio alEunc. Final
ment~ llevua 4 cs;ar tan dCbil que no Todia
trahaja- : tan u~ervioSo que apenaS podia
conciliar e. sueno. Estaha dcscsperado y
sin sabcr Cue hacer. Por una afortunada
casualitad me cntere de- e medicinal. ST.
Bernard : cmpec6 I :omarlo desde lueGo.
A POGO tempo me senti mejo-ado J ahora
cstoy del TODD bien. Este +" me euro.
Por 10 ;anto. Il ~'Suaa persona 50 s:entc
NAL O tiere enfermedsdes del est mayo. ri
Eoues o intestiuoS. les acocscjc nruehen es-
e te medicinal ST. Bernard. Is aErad1a.c
de SAILOR y sus resultaGos son del TODD sati'-
por 5 paquetas. Z Ia siEuieHte direction:
factories.
Manden SI.I2 po- caGa paQuete, & $500
ST. Bernard Gardens. D-2i. New Orleans.
La, y le enviarar este maEniticO rcmedio
con Jas iastrucciones para usarlo. Sera de-
vuclto q importe en- case de CUE dsje de
T-oporc;oaa- los rcsultadoS mas sstisfacto-
yics. Vale ia peHa probarla- tAdv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

90 dudanos QUE r si rrpo bnn. k Susarfa shr de que as Sc ven los
observation-disclosures y magncs cuandoh n su hablidd 81 listed 10 spera. taThen 4
uSei lie gurara Gr cxhiocion@ a sus amigos, aunque iufa pF ooha- 81 fF
uNc listed SO inrTCSa en- clio lea 10 HSleMt;
LILA BARAJA QUE DSMlNUYE-Coeque una baaIa en- su mao y niue
"h ,ms y~ con Ell Leio-Ia cau Hsrinurad de tamaho-y 81 rphe Ia OpTacGn
Dor d.aparer. la PUMA SIN TLNTA-Si ued Ia "a nada mas
en- ag csvrhra nor % menos 500 paabrs. Es aRO nTetso. &l2 PELlCULAS
ADMuRABLES que muetran 10 que d dabol lie u9e rse~Ido al hahr. 81 r%a
mira Gms pAuLsc con ell PsnCU-MoSCopo rea hta que e dHa a etomaso =
cwTc. en- lrar dc cFwo aparcea una sonora cue Sc bqrMa de- ell Us@t ensnnn aa
TODD I rund, con ella 5-CUCHARA QUE BAHIA 81 la co@a en- TN rerpen-
r balawI de 10 Tnc 6-CANDADO DE CONBLNACIoN. Sma impossible que 10 aMa
u, frne: zero 81 est en- senudo inverse, enonces sa IA c"a mas STe"-
Sme tanbEn ONO ort-puro. 49,. i
listed aiquHra Hbs de GaGos los ar@caos arTta teerto' 81 nos oFdena d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. que en- sesmda decrbimo:
con si5G VERA listed TODA La GUERRA EUROPEA.
La hrtlu de Hbos y pciGcos nuca h ds1n n idea eIac2 que lie daa a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. listed EZRA con ss pTpms oGs las runE de hTn%as cuea-
dos pueblo de HE=ias ) en- lin. tds los hoTors dc la guerra que Sc en@ndo a To-
les aGms pie ;uvrror Iuga- Fl PANCRo-MoSCOPIO lie dara una idea etaea, tai
ONO ii listed So huhrra cncrratoe en- c tGro dc los successes Vera ignsInente la ma
dc como son traais los sdlhs en- los hosNahs. Apare dc las vsuS VA emu
nMtn ;encnos las de z Passion de CrSo y cas muchas:
lie cn,iaengosa derMs 100 vms sin etpcrdo aguno. 70 mande dncro addanta-
SraHeae 20 cts. en- GtampHaS : pague e TSo cuaho FSoa uS
los objus Es1@ba MeSo i
METROPOLITAN NOVELTY co. Dept. A.
G6 y. Carpenter ST. - Chicago, Ill
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
oBRAs DE UTILiDAD PRACTiCA


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

4. G.-Laredo. Texas.-No commence p ha-
ccrse remedies caseros p6nEasc on manos
lc un mGdico desde luego. En- case dc cue
desce consular con alGuno de esta ciudad
que hahla ~esraHol. ~sirvase cnviarnos su nom
are ' direction postal y ~estampiIla de dos
.~entavos para f~ranqueo de nuestra rcspucsta
!c pruporcionaremos In direction de alguno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
Z De RELIGION.

.Aacy-4 dc Saa'octoa -.,............ 49,
5.o..a &c los S..us. pO- g Padre Sacaes.
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&c a T!r.ra Santa eos
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Ca-srlsno HsstOucO, ~. E4eury........ =vc
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OeyacrurAlIo Dc La.u4e. auneG;adJ con
J.. Sea.aua Sau.,. N.s..as - Sgn:.s.-
mo. E~.s-cI-.o DUi-iD, &c. ........-..- 80
oevv-.Cu &c lOs Slv-e UOE1.aS9s * Sal
Jose -'
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rss. E-.-.aa E.--r4--lr ..>-s4.a-----s-
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Lus N~a-rlges. @ 81 .-.-Gsy qe y. Religion
C-lsIara. por Ca-.e-aura!---uOra I.n-
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Vida sc Maestro Seaug J-,4crIsto ) Ge a
Sautlsl;na N.r:en. Ivg CEUIsse.. ...-.-. soc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
HASCARRILLO

Dog 4 listed las gracias Dor h&-
belme colido su pUcsto. Is listed muy
ga!unte.
Nadia de ESQ. sonora. Is I'M deber
que tcnemos para con 81 seXo debil.
AlgunoS haccn este SO amcnte. Guam
DO Ia mujer cs j.ysn y hermOsa; pc
70 - !c ha%o con todas indiscinta-
ntcutc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
SE@jzzsHa@NA7!f

A. 4. Omission. Texas.-Ya t-asrnitimos
al Departments de AdministraciGn 10 que
nos dice Y scra atendido d~ebidhmentc. Per
10 tarto no tiene que hacer otra cosa que
esperar 4 Que le llegue el numero atrasado
que desca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

Cue NJ haya una mancha Ell II CO.
ra7on. Y desprecja Todas las muG"u-
racioneS de tus enemigcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
ENSAMIENTO

Ii education de la mujer IS Il
de los primeros factories para ell pro
greso Y granGcza de una naci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

No hay NADIA nejor Cue los elo-
gios para hacer recib!r favorable
mcnte ina declaration &c amor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

Ell amor es un pozo lie aqua cyis-
t%alina: nero que Ia humanidad Sc ia
tai mara que 10 revuclvc Y SAGA So
10 a mcrudo Ell cicno del fondo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

Cu&ndo ne@cS:.c libros en- espaNoi
diriiasc = I@nacio Z. Lozano. lis y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
sRAMAT6A.

,ompendio lie Grxmatjca Castcilans. sccdn
a Academia. por Toro y Grmez..----- oec
Conycndio de Granatica Pc- Den An
s-ts 6eIo +Oc
EIereatos de Grammatical, pvr HcrrAn1.... nc
Gramatica Castel!aaa. -o9 arr-glO Il a de
"a Real Academia, por IunIEI. Aunea-
cada cen trata1oj Ge OrtogratIa y Pro
Soda I'm ;ono teIa .........$i-25
Granatica de a Rea! Academia EsPanO.a.
Ultima edIcIUr Official $50
gccntuzTio de Ortografia de IA LCasG2
CasteIlana ............... ........... SOC
2ron:uario de CoriuEaci6a. q !oS G:ez r'.l
ve=bos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. retornata
Dn-rnr.mHa 81 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

Los trabajos del nuevo Almacen
de Ia Aduana Fronteriza de Nogales,
Sonora. continuan sin interruption
ninguna.. Este almacen es de muy
crandes dimensiones. hecho con pare
des dc fierro, Y dispuesto en- forma
de que cl fuego sea ineficaz contra
e..
FL armaz6n fue construido por una
casa de St. Louis Mo, con un costo
de catorce mil pesos meNicanos, Y
para armarlo Sc tuvo neccsidad uc
traer algunCs operarios a~mericanos.
Las obras de- armamento no daran
fin sine hasta 81 mes de Enero del
nr6ximo aNo, Y para cntonces ven
dra Il comision de cmpleados dc la
Secretaria De Hacienda. 4 fin de Que
presenter IL Inauguration de csc Al
maceH.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
LOS C~ARRANCISTAS D~ERR0TARON A LOS do
YAQUTS Y ESTOS, REPUESTOS d. la DERROIA,
ANIOUHARON DESPUES A SUS ENEMfGOS
Encarnizados combates Sc han librado en- la region inme-
data a La Colorado, en- uno de los cuales tue herrdo
grapemente ell Oral. carrancista Mango

que 10 hizo caer en- TERRA.
Detalles comp'ementarios de este
comhate no Sc tienen aqui todavia,
aunQue Sc espera que lleguen de un
momento q otro.
Sc teme 81, que ell Geenral Mango
. estas fechas haya va s~ucumbido.
No han salido nuevas fuerzas a
perseguir a csa columna de indios,
que Sc estima on unos setecientos
hombres. por que Sc cree que Sc han
remontado 4 IA sierra, pero Sc hacen
prerarativcs para defender los pobla-
dos, Dor que eXiste n creencia de
Que en- muy pocos dias, bajaran de
la sierra Z c~ontinuar sus correriaS
Dor todos los pohlados pequenos.
En- 81 comhate aparte de las per
didas m~encionadas hay que contar Ia
dc cinco oficiales mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11

E4aEs gG,
.Q1:e-- I'd. sacer G1Eles ~ dieL E4IS -.
-Cu,s-e "a. sarer frances en- c'SE G!~S-- SSS
.-SS,-,.-s "a ,.pe- lsA.laaO en- dee alUs e.. SVe
>e-4S'S y. L.. = EsoanoL..... 5Gc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
M.c,,rn q Frarsss.-Un 70

CEmrai-e SynLaeizue Ct PSac-qoe C a
LacyCc EstaE-o.e. por IoEo y G0N.e-c
Do Won Wan: 20 Speas Spanish a pSac-
tical method 70 earn ne Spanish an
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-29
CONVICT THE NEGRO
st. Louis Riot Case Ends in Life
Sentence for Negro.

st. Louis, March 29.-Leroy N.
B-ndy, East st. Louis, negro. dentist,
was found guilty and sentenced to life
imprisonment in the circuit court at
Waterloo, Ill, Friday on a charge of
conspiring to murder in connection
with the killing of two detectives in
a riot in East st. Louis the night of
July IA, 1917.
The murders are said to have led
to the riots the following day in which
a number of negroes were killed.
Ten negroes previously have been
found guilty and are now serving
terms in the penitentiary. Bur 1y went
to Ohio and because he resisted extra
dition he was not tried with the others.
His case also was continued a number
of times. A lew trial has been asked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-29
"Big Four" Take Up DISPOSE
ton of Much Territory.
From Rhine to VistuIa and
From Adriatic to Baltic.
BOLSHEVII THE BIG QUESTION
Military Policy Toward Them
Is Taking Some Form.
American Investigator Saw
Lenine While in PetrOgrad.

Paris. March 2s.-The big four"
and the foreign ministers in their
present conferences are covering the
vast territory extending from the
Rhine to the Vistula and from the Adri-
attic to the Baltic, it was learned today.
In addition there is the ever present
question of repatriation.
Firm Line To Be Formed.
The Bolsheviki. however, continue
to form the principal subject for in
formal discussion among the dele
gates. A military policy regarding the
Bolsheviki apparently is taking more
definite form, and the summoning of
General Mangin to Paris is regarded
as significant, in connection with plans
advanced by the French. These plans
anticipate establishment of firm line
from the Black sea to the Baltic to
hold back the tide of Bolshevism.
Whether such a plan will remain de-
fensive or would assume offensive as
the best means of defense naturally is
problematical.
1t is now revealed that William Bull
lit. special investigator for the Amer
lean delegation, saw Premier Lenine
while in Petrograd. When his report
is made public it is expected to reveal
much interesting information covering
points that hitherto have been hay.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-29
TO STOP ACITATOR
Attorney General Palmer Will
Ask for Drastic Law.
Will Keep Radical From Talk
ing His Propaganda.

Washington, March 29.-Congress
will be asked for a new law by Attor-
ney General Palmer if the department
of justice finds it impossible to deal
with lawless agitation after the proc
lamation of peace and the attendant
expiration of the espionage act under
which prosecutions for sedition are
now brought.
ANY one who is counting upon be-
ing able to advocate sedition in this
country with impunity after the eX
piration of the espionage act will find
himself sadly mistaken said the at
torney general today. IF 1 find it
necessary 1 shall certainly urge upon
congress the enactment of law
which will allow us to pr osecute per-
sons stirring up sedition.'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-29
KEEP ON DRIVING
No Letup to Salvation Army
Home Campaign.
Girls in Booths All Along Kan
sas Avenue Today.

With more than 900 subscribed
to the Salvation Army $4,000 home
fund, the actual drive for funds has
closed-but a quiet campaign is to
continue until the entire amount, and
more, has been subscribed.
Final reports from the mems and
women's teams Friday noon brought
the total amount subscribed from a
little more than $4,000 to s31, 802.62.
There are several large subscriptions
yet to come in, and it is thought that
many persons whom the solicitors were
unable to locate will refuse to be left
out on the final accounting and will
mail in their checks and pledges to the
campaign headquarters.
At the meeting Friday noon two
women's teams locked horns" The
third precinct of the Third ward,
slightly outdone by the team from the
first precinct of the Fifth ward, threw
down the gage of battle and promised
some sensational developments in So
licitation work today. Mrs. ]. w.
Podd accepted Mrs. Frank Squires
challenge and today these two pre-
cincts are the scenes of the most in
tensive solicitation of the entire cam
paign.
Today the sum total subscribed to
the Salvation Army is expected to be
reached by several, nunOreO collars
coming in from the country districts.
This rural district contribution, or
much of it, is expected to be reported
thru the booth committee which is
conducting the street campaign under
the leadership of Miss Fayeben
Williams.
Thursday and Friday three booths
were kept open on Kansas avenue
receiving a total STRAY" subscription
of 5000. Today these original three
booths have been reinforced and aug
mented by the installation of three
more booths. Today Kansas avenue
from Sixth street to Tenth street is a
veritablc gauntlet of booths. One
booth, at the corner of Sixth and
Quincy streets, is for the especial
purpose of making it easy for the
rural district contributor to turn in
his donation for the $4,000 FIND.
One booth was established in North
Topeka today TO take care of the
many farmers who do almost all of
their business on the North side and
seldom cross the river during their
day in towr
The girls in tho booths today are
Miss Fayeben Williams, chairila n e.;
Misses Verna Wise. Mary Clark,
Louise Clark, Nancy Boone. Eliza beth
Frost, kissee, Cecily Allison, Grace
Dana, Edith Pennington, Theodore
Smith and Mrs. Tuer, Heutenants.