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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-28
MARK ct NEWS
s.

Chicago. April 2S.-(U. S. Bureau.)
Hog receipts, $1,000; market 1Oc to
eoc lower than Saturdays average.
Bulk. -$20.65 @20.S5; heavy weight,
$eo.756 1000: medium weight. $2O.55
Reo.s5: light weight, s2o.lo@2o.so;
sows, $ls.75@ 20.40: pigs. $17.25@
1875.
Cattle receipts, $4,000: bids uneven
~ lower on all grades. Very few early
sales; heavy beef steers s11.25@s2O:
light beef steer $10.25@$1S; butcher
cows and heifers $7.50@$15: Gamers
and cutters $5.s5@$1o.25: veal calves
$l2.75@$l4: stockers n feeder
steers $500 $3.50.
Sheep receipts 10000; opening
strong; lambs 81 pounds down $l7:75
@$19.65: IS pounds up s17.25@
1850; culls s13@s17.25; springs
$1S.5O@$21 ewes. medium. good and
choice. $11.756 $3.50; culls and
common sS@s11.75.
POTATOES.
Chicago. April 2S.-Potatoes firm:
receipts 60 cars: northern sacked ar/
bulk white car lots a $2.25 cwt:
new stock Florida Spaulding Rose 50
@$9.50 Dbl; Texas Bliss Triumphs.
$S.75@s4 bushel.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. April 2S.-Butter' lower:
receipts 1856 tubs: creamery extra
60 u firsts 57h to 60: seconds SO to
81: standards so.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs higher; receipts 41,456; firsts
~ to x; ordinary firsts 39A to 40A;
at mark, cases included. ~ to AZ; stor-
age packed firsts 43h to "A; extra
44A.
Poultry alive. steady; springs SO;
fowls "a.
CASH SALES.
Chicago. April 2S.--Corn. No. 3 yell
low. s1.66 1-26s1.7o; No. 4 yellow
s1.66@s1.ES 1-2; No. 5 yellow $1.65.
Oats. No. ; white. 72@7S IL;
standard rs 1-4m74 IA.
Rye. No. ?. $1.77S@s1.S1. Ro-ley
s1.l7@s1.26. Timothy $4,000 $1O.75:
clover nominal; lard 3 so: ribs 1925
MoS.o5.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-28
GRAIN

Minneapolis, April 2s.-wheat, re-
ceipts 1854 cars compared with 321
cars a year ago.
Cash:
No. 1 northern s2.S1@2.s9.
Corn-No. 3 yellow $1.72 a
Oats-No. 3 white 60 3-S to 70 3-S.
Flax-$4.06 @4.OS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-28
statesmen.
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No investment in stock. Large orders
taken from samples. Goods OF guaran-
teed and proven quality Selling exper-
fence not necessary. Very Profitable
Hill Co., Dept. 10S. Chicago. Ill. Refer
ence: Any bank or express company
sALEsMEN-NEw cArBuREToR .for
Ford cars. Simple. not q moving part,
installed in thirty minutes. guaran.
teed to double your mileage and start
in zero weather without heating OF
printing. is day free trial. Our st.
Louis man sold 1400 in s months. Salt
Lake city man made $1,000. 90 in one
week. Write U. & J.. Carbufetor Co..
sos W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago.
sALEsMAN-FoR GENERAL AMER-
camille trade In North Dakota. to sell
new proposition of merit. Vacancy
now. Attractive commission contract
$35 weekly for expenses. Miles F.
Bixler Co.. Wholesale Jewellers, 2O217
Carlin Bldg.l Cleveland, o.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-28
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, April 2S.-t11:30 a. m.)
-3hs. $3.50; first As. $3.50; second
As, 1894; first ANS. $3.50; second
4hs. $93.s4; third AIS. $95.14; fourth
AIS. $685..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
ClEMENCAU LUBI ERAz|
LEPEJ EJDUCHOWlENSTWO.

! PARYz, % pazzdziern. Pre-
zydent Clelnenceau nienawidzacy
daWniej ksiezy j cokolwiek BY.
byfo religijnego, lecz stary. tygier
dosWiadczw Wiele. W obrotac b Wo
jcnnych W sWej Wyobrozni co sic
dotyczy kleru. 35s
Dom pana Clemenceau przy u-5
LEY Franklin jest bezposrednio
przylegly do .budynku "a jnowa--5 -
Hego przez@ spoil czellstWe- eel igi;j-
ne. Ojcowie sw. Ludwika ktorzy
chelpia sic nadzWyczaj piekne-
go ogrodu majestatyczny
drew klonowych, kt6rych wiel-
kie. liscie kompletnie ocieniaja o.
|kna W pryWatnym ofisie premier.
r Postal notatke.
Clemenceau postal zaWiad donnie
nie do Ojca Tregard'a, nadmie-
j. & - Il
niajac re usuniecie tego drzeWa.
byfo by mu wielce pozadanenn
Ksiadz Wcale ME odpoWiedziaf,
drzewo klonoWe jeszcze tam po-s
.zostaje, a Clemenceau ponoWii. .
swe zadanie Ostatecznie ksiadz5
zglosil sic do premiera.
Prosze uczynic mi te 1aske /
usunac to drzewo przyto toczyf Gle
menceal1 ono zaslania mi Widok
nieba.'
Takapobozna prosba ME miaIa
zostac bez odpowiedzi ] drzeWo
zost1o usuniete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
ArcybBkup lMer cier IA Bel
qiIiskich lleinaiach.
Prafat otli.zy nle ciepH
pOWitaIlie gdV przyhyf
do Chicago.

CHICAGO, III. % pazdz. Har
monijne tony 2 La Branbancon-
me- jego narodowy spieW choral
ny, .poWita} .kardynala Mercier,
walecznego Belgijskiego prafata
przy dzisiejszem jego tn przyby-
ciu na dWu dniowa wizyte. Dziew-
czeta ubrane " belgijskie kostyu-
my rzucaly kWiaty pred jego a1
stomobilem gdy przejezdzaf przez
natloczone 1llice do rezydencyi
Arcybiskupa George a Munde-:
lien a. Eskort marynarzy ranl1ych
we Francyi ufor'noWal gwardye
narodoWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Wielu ranionych v strajku
stalowynl.
lnotfoch MEDIA
leko pensyiWaiiskiej ia
brykl ezWano stan0
wa p0licye.

PITTSBURGH, % pazdz.
Brnt Wybuchl W okolicy stalo-
wei fabryki w Braddock W lkrot-
ce po pofudniu, st6sownie do ra-
portow tn otrzymanych. Motloch
z 1000 osob zebra1 sic w okolicy
fabryki swalka byfa rezultatem
W ktorej peWna liczba buntoWni-
koW zosta}a poraniona. Jeden 2
zolnierzy stanoWych zostal ciezko
i przyWieziol1y do tutej-
szego szpitala. Wojsko stanowej
policyi Rankin pospieszylo ma
scene, a o 1szej godzinies za,KezWa
no go do rozpedzenia tlumu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Buntowniicy stawiaja op6f
nismieckieii operze.
OficyaliSci W New Yorkn
rozpatruja czy miasto
nloze skasowac nienliec-
kie SpieWy. -#

NEW YORK, % pazdz. - Roz-
strzygano dis mad TEN, czy "a
rad miasta ma prawo skasowania
opery spiewancj po niemiecku W
New Yorku~ al "1o -czasu rat yf1ka=
cyl traktat6w pokojowych przez
Stany Zjednoczonc, miedzy inne
mi korporacya konsula Burr.
Buntownicze sceny wyWofane 70
staly wczoraj wieczorem gdy da
wnicj sh1zacy W wojsku zolnierze
starali sic uniemozliwic przedsta
wienie "Die Mcistersinger' W te-
atrze Llxington.
Major Hylan stara} sic pod}ug
opinii pana Burr pc rozstrzygnie
ciu decyzyi skasowac opere.
Stykajacy. sic majorem "a
Rad opery. oswiadczy} re kroki be
da podjetc starania sic sadownie
jezeli tego bet1zie potrzeba, azeby
zapewnie pozostawienie niemiec-
kiej opery. Zarzad oswiadczyf ze
wczorajszy wieczorny program
byl wrzeczywistosci koncertem i
: re prawdziwe otwarcie .sezol1u ME
1nieckiej opery ma dis nastapic. .
Sprowadzona ma warte poflcyya
patrole dobytemi palkami wal
czy]y wczoraj wieczorem 2 WieceJ
jak try stu ludzmi ubrafynl W
uniformly armii marynarki, gdy
ci starali sic wejsc do teatru ably
powstrzymac przedstaWienie. Poz
niejsze zgromadzenie sic zolnle-
rzy marynarzy Wzmocn1one set
kami cywilnych zostafo- take pow
strzymane przez policye. Kilkuna "a
stu otrzymalo uderzenia " glove
liczne walki ma piescie sic odby-
waly. Me bylo raportoW Q niebez
piecznem poranieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Parlenent francuski zako1-
cyl historyczne posiedzenie.
CzfonkoWie p0Wr6cili do
dom6W azeby r0zpoczac
kampan1e do noWych
WybOr6W w grudniu.


PARYZ, %, pazdz. - Zaslony
zostaly spuszczone dis Wicczorem
ma posiedzeniu parlamentu ktofy
zasiadal nieprzerwanie podczas
najwiekszych narodoWych Wysi-
len W history FFrancyi. Premier.
Clemenceau byl glowna figllra;
przy konczeniu dramutu. Mala ce
remonia zaznaczy1a zakonczenie
interesu. P. Deschanel, prezydent
*izby deputowanych WychWa!aI pc
siedzenie czasu Wojny W parlamen
Gle, zlozyl hold zoinierzom fran
cuskim ich chWalebna smierc
przejrzaf zadanie dokonane przez
parliament ma nadzieje re nova
izba bedzie pracowac azeby pod
niesc Francye z ruin wojny.
Priced odroczenie:n zwolnia}, NJ
Clemenceau podni6sf sic W g}os-
nych wyrazny ch ,Eowach przeczy-
tai dekret zalnlxniecia sesyi.
Deputowani W rozweseleniu
krzyczc1i radosci MECH zyje re-
.puhilsa = gromaelziili sic M-~okoie,
premiera ably gratulowac. Potem
zegnajac sic jeden drrgim opus
cili izbe. Wielu z Mich rozpocznie.
jutro prace do ponownej pred
wstepnej Rampant elekcyjnej 4.
by wybrac nowych deputoNanych
izby ktorzy sic zgromadza W lu-
tym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Kardyaal goseiieBl na episko.
palneii konwI,encyi-

DETROIT, Mich, 20 pazdz
Kardy dynaI MERCER, Prymas Belgii
staWil sic dis na trzyletnia ge-
|neralna konfe tutejszego
protestancko episkop palnego kos-
ciola
Po poludniu mial on sic udac
do Ann ;Arbor, gdzie UniWersytet,
Michiganskii planoWaf aby nnu
Wreczycc hon stopien dokto-
Era praWa.
piskopa palna konWency po
|przyj jeciu ard,ynala Mereier, roe
Epoczefa oma Wiiac lasne spraWy..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Dziesiee Cent6W jake cena
hurtoWl1a "a cukiier.
Rafnerie orzynaE wezwane aby sWe przeehowaae zapa
81 WYstawiy na targi
przekr0czenle pOdpada karze aktu
przeciW kODtroli zyWnOSci - NOWe raty sd pO /
cencie podWyzki dla SHADOW hurtoWnych
OdpoWiednia podwyzka dla SHADOW detalemych
WASHINGTON, 20 pazdz. !.

WASHINGTON, 20 pazdz.
Rafinerye cukrn 2 burak6W "a
Wiadomione dis Zosta1y przez de
parliament spraWiedliWosci, ze po
llczenie "a cukier przeszlo 10 cen
tow "a f,lnt ola SHADOW hurtow-
snych uznane po rozWazaniu "a
iprzekroczenie aktu mad kontrola
zyWnosci. Zarzad Stanow Zjedno
do wyr6wnania cen ma cukier u
trzymuje ze IL centoW jest u
miarkowal1a cena detaliczna.
Kroki przeciw ME normal lne1nu
=podwyzszeniu cen na cukier 2 po-
.wodu obecnego ME dostatkn GU
.kru zostalypodjete dis przezs de
parliament sprawiedliwosci.
AdWokat generality Palmer "a
tWiadomil rafinerye buraczanego
.cukru kt6re poWstrzymywa}y
.sw6j produkt Cd wysylki ma tar
Ieii al spra1va cen zostanie wiiecej
fustalona, ze zarzad st. Zjedn. do
wyr6wnania cen ma cukier posta.
rowi1 ze dziesiec cent6w bedzie
umiarkowana cena iaka bedzie
zadana cd sprzedawc6w hurtow-
nych i re jakakolwiek cena "
przekroczeniu tel sunny bedzie u
Wazana :iako przekroczenie aktu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

.Niobywala cella ia baWelne.

%
NEW ORLEANS, % pazsdz.
Ceny kontraktowe poszly do
nieby,yafej wysokosci jake kiedy
kolwiek liczono IA targach baWeI
ny " Nowym -Orleanie, gdy paz
.dziernik osiagna1 36 cent6W "a
funt po- krotkiej sesyi podnieca-
.nege kupna "a zlliszczona desz-
czem " zachodnim pasie Nojob-
rotniejjsze mics. weszfy od72 80
punktow po mad Wczorajszy targ.
przy zakoi1czeniu handlu pred po
1udniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Brytonclyk odleeial Il'., do Aust
ralii.,

LONDON, % pazdlz. Kapi-
tan Geo. Mathews, daWniejszy ma
rynarz, zamieniony ma lotilika Cd
lecial dis HoustoW ne, aeropla-
nie lecac do Australia W usilowa-
nil, zdobycia nagrody 10000 fun
tow stertingow, ofiarowanych
.przez panstWo "a ten slaWny czyn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Jugo Slowianiie i v PaIyzu.

PARYz q .pazdz. Delegae,,.a
Jlgo Slawian pod naczelnictwem
premiera Payhileza przybyfa dis
rano ma konferencye pokojowa z
Belgradu do Paryza. Delegacya
przyniosla soba instrukcye od
swego rzadu odnoszace sic do ure
gulowania sprawy Fiume.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Aeroplall znisz czony-- lud2ie
uszli MES Il zes5ciu. ;i

AUBURN. KAL1FORNIA, %,
pazdzier. De Haviland'a aero
plan z nlaka ;kieroWany przez mas ma:
jora Henryka Abbey, Jr. LEGACY
mad sta1ym laden po mad armia,
rozbity zostal podczas silnego la
dowania IA polu ryzowem MEDIA
leko ztad. Ami major Abbey ami oh
serwator H. A. Frees nie zosta} ra
niony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

German military power has, broken out
again on the shores Of the Baltic. "A German
fleet-the remnants of the German navy not
surrendered to the Allies-has bombarded Ri
ga. Under cover Of the bombardment the city
was attacked by Russians. These Russians were
commanded by many German officers, all un-
der the general command Of General Won der
Goltz.
'Fhe Supreme Council at Paris protested,
/ threatened, and finally accepted Germany
own suggestion as to what should be done.
Some newspapers said that. Germany
action was a new act Of war against the Allies.
But Germany seemed TO have a, fair defence
It claimed that it was acting under the ARMS
Stice agreement, Article MI. Under that article
Germans had the right it was claimed, to send
forces to Riga to help put down BolsheVism
there. But their real aims soon appeared. They
commenced fighting side BY side with the Bol-
shevistss and against the people they had pre-
tended te protect. The real object OF the Ger
mans seems to be to disorganize and win the
Baltic provinces SO that Germany can have
both the power and the excuse for taking pos
session Of them.
The good people Of those Baltic provinces
without help, are unable to MAKE any headWay
against the two monsters that encompass them
mil tarism on the Prussian side and #Bolshe-s
vism on the Russian.
The Allies, lately SO sWeepmg glyz victor Gus
ROW seem weak. Armies have been demobllz
too soon, at I'll demand Of politicians who
d thought thus favor the men and
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Niency vr6cli Do s4ego
kraju.

parry, % pazdz. Piierw-
Sym cywilnym Meme ON pzWolo
nein zosta}o powr6cie dosss 60 70
dzinnego krajjn. Opuscili Oil Wczo
raj Francye. Partya sklada sic g
$40.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
NEW WAR IN BALTIC PROVINCES.
Of
81. =

d their families. So the Supreme Council at Paris
can only protest and threaten ); it has no force
at the moment large enough to overaWe Ger
many. That country grew bolder with every
day delay in the formation Of the League Of
Nations, of which alone Germany stands in
i awe. The simple truth is apparently that Ger
many is united and again aggressive, while the
Allies arg disorganized
s.. Bait provinces IS a general name gi-
J ven to the former Russian provinces Of Gonr-
\ land, Livonia, Esthonia and Lithunia Riga is
the natural port Of this region.
Americans III that part Of the world say
that the Baltic provinces are the key to Russia
if Germany gets them she will soon dominate
& that great country, disorga as it is by Bol
sshevikI ideas. In that ease, they say, Germany
will IN a few years, with the help of Russia,
3 feel strong enough to begin another World
War
The suggestion which the Supreme Coun-
ell at Paris accepted was to send mission to.
the Baltic provinces to investigate.
British Warships have gone to the Baltic,
apparently to carry out threats yhat if Germa-
ny did not S behave s the Baltic coast would be.
3 bIockaded
How Different from Our Senate!
The French Senate ratified the Treat of
Peace without a dissenting vote, and President
sPoincare signed it. This ended the war as be-.
tween France and 3Ge germany The United States.
IS still at war, OWING to the failure of our Sc
nate to. ratiiffy the Treaty
From Current Events.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Deegaci robonik6w nagla do czytania wiadomosci cd
chorego prezydenta-rezolucya upevnia ze wszekie
wysilki beda robone abyrozstzyg ygnae pro.
blemy psbudzajqce gnlew robotnik6w.
PREZYDENT SdAWI UzYTECzNE METODY W0JNY "
INTERESIE PRZEMYStU. - ==============--=

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona Mimi, on
Oct. "a 1919 as required by the
Act of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917
WASHINGTON, % pazdz. -
Reprezentanci zorganizowanych
robotnik0w Ia narodowo przemy-
slowcj konferencyi naglili dis do
czytania listu do konferencyi, kt0
ry prezydent Wilson ,,dyktowaf
wczoraj w l6zku i W kt6rym os-
wiadcza ze publicznosc spodzie
wa sic azeby konferencya stafa
ramm dopokad kazdy mozliwy
srodek zostanie wycienczony axe
by ustanowic "pewniejsza trivial
sza co-operacye poniedzy wsz.yst
kimi elementami zajetemi W pre-
mysle'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Ludnose Berlina zll,iiejjsza sic.

BERLIN, 20 pazdz. Rezultat.
tymczasowego cenzusu odby tegos
" dnin 9-go pozdzie zierni Ia, wy ls. Ia
zuje ze liczba ludnosci Y Berlinlie|
wynosi 1897 900 ktora jest alb!yt-
KEN 17s, 600 II poro6 o6wna1liu do
gludnia 1910.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

,gradem kt6ry 81. cli hiiiiIIiist e. vol &
nv Trotzki, jak rape ortoWano os-
.Wiadczyl ze obecnie zadec cyelnja q
:przeznaczenill miasta predict az
nizei obrolla ze starej stolic sa-
me
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
mel.
~ 2a.alV@i

Zapc chanie przeWraca eaiy
tenn powod oduja mel bezp pieezne
5choroby czo y rod dzinach lutiz-s
kiieh Vie tie klop occie sic Holli.
.stera Rock Mounts ii herbst
||ls n zapca aaniie i egIluie
sei i a mastroTi T zoIa
= 1orz Bez zaWad(llllll llll
sie tese
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
Ii May YelBe "On. To Berlin

4 Unrepentant, burning with hatred to
their conquerors, liars, sniveling hypo-
critics as ever, the German people,
through their insolent, ill-bred repre-
sentatives at the peace conference, are
demonstrating that the world must
deal with the same spirit, the same
bully when in power, the same liar and
hypocrite when conquered, that Ger
many has ever been.
From the reports that come from
Berlin and from Paris we can see more
clearly than ever before that nothins
less than the flags of the allies and of
America floating over the palaces of
the whole Potsdam gang will ever con-
vince the German people that civiliza-
ton has conquered barbarism. These
flags should float there and never be
hauled down until repentant, regen-
crate, re-educated Germany has in
sackcloth and ashes redeemed its soul
from the devil to whom it was gladly
sold for the promise of world domin-
ion.
Germany murdered millions, wound
ed and MANNED and blinded millions
more, outraged womanhoOd and child
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
Americans Prepare To Enter Germany
Officers Called Back to Cobenz 900 Motor Trucks Moving
NO GOD,. NO CHURCH, NO NATION

Oldsmar, Fla, May 19.-The citi-
zens of Oldsmar took their stand
against bolshevism and anarchy at a
big public meeting held in Assembly
hall. The dangers of l. w. w. and
other movements were pointed out in
abe speeches by Hon Chas. H. Brown
and Frank Whitman of Tampa, and by
Rev. L. H. Shumate and James H.
Thompson, of Oldsmar.
In introducing Mr.. Brown, Chairman
Thompson called him the mayor of
Tampa, and added that Mr.. Brown
was president of the Tampa board of
trade, president of the Tampa & Gulf
Coast railway, president of the Odds
mar Turpentine Products Co., and
president of the Presidents associa-
ton President Brown made very
happy address in which he said:
81 consider it rare privilege and
pleasure to be asked to address the
inhabitants of this progressive solony,
who have demonstrated the beneficial
results of perseverance, industry and
cooperation; I doubt if there exists
anywhere in this great state of Flori-
da community representing more
cosmopolitan citizenship than Odds
mar. You have accomplished remark
able improvefents, splendid develop
ment and your progressive and prac-
teal methods of farming have been a
revelation to US old timers. We adj
mire your thrift and appreciate your
intelligence. We welcome you and are
proud to be able to call you neighbors
May each Of you continue to prosper
and may Oldsmar become beehive of
industry, exceeding the fondest
dreams of it's founders.
"It is imperative that we adopt
harsh and effective means to combat
the insidious propaganda and anarch-
istic instructions promoted by the l.
w. W. | would insult your intelli-
gence if l eevn asked your opinion re-
garding the recent conspiracy to muir
der some twenty-five of our nationally
prominent citizens by means of infer
nal machines mailed to them, one of
which did kill an innocent servant girl
and blasted both hands off of the
wife of an intended victim.
Imagine, if you can, mind so per-
verified as to entertain such diaboli
cal, treacherous and inhuman concep-
ton of justice, Then draw upon your
fertile imagination and conceive an
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
Germany Gets
More Time

Paris, May 22.-The eight days
granted the Germans before the time
limit for submitting their reply to the
allied peace terms expires will not be
devoted exclusively to the drafting of
notes at Versailles, but will be en-
ployed also at Berlin for the purpose
of quoting agitations there, according
to newspapers here.
The newspapers declare that the ex-
tension granted yesterday will be the
last concession as to time made to the
enemy. If this is true it is expected
that the treaty will be signed some
time between June IL and 16.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
BIGGEST SHOW OF
THE SEASON TONIGHT

The Royal theatre will show the
greatest aggregation of high-priced
factors and actresses on the screen to-
night at that popular house that has
ever been brought to this city. Man
ager Pitman has arranged for II reels
of the very best pictures for his show
tonight and it is expected that the
theatre will be crowded. Mary Pick
ford, than whom there is none better,
viii appear in Captain Kidd, JrH a
most remarkable drama of reels,
which is alone first-class entertain
ment. 1t is an Aircraft picture that
has no lack of star parts and every
actor is a star.
Then there will be Francis X. Bush
man and Beverly Bayne in Social
Quicksands, another 5-reel picture of
more than ordinary merit. Last, but
mot least, there will be the invincible
Charlie Chaplin who will send you
away with sore sides after you have
seen him in "The Hotel Mixup." Char
lie is simply immense in this role.
We wish to congratulate Manager
Pitman for his successful efforts to
bring nothing but frst-class shows to
this city.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
SWINE GROWERS TO. HOLD
BIG MEETING JUNE 4 AND j

The Florida State Swine Growers
association, now numbering around
225 members and comprising many
of the leading swine growers of the
state, will hold it's next meeting and
sale at st, Augustine and Hastings,
Wednesday and Thursday, June 4th
and 5th, 1919.
Swine growers and those interested
in the swine growing industry from
all parts of the state are urged to at
lend this meeting.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
Senator Hale
Declares for
Woman Voters

Washington, May 22.-The woman
suffrage constitutional amendment
resolution, which passed the house
yesterday, gained another vote in the
senate today with the announcement
by Senator Hale, republican, of
Maine, that he would support it. Hale
voted against the resolution at the last
session.
The suffragists previously had
claimed enough votes to insure the
enactment of the resolution in the SEN
ate.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
Sim Feiners Will
Not Abide Decis-
ion of CIR. Britain

Paris, May 22.-Premier Clemen-
ceau, president of the peace congress,
has received letter from Edward de
Valera, Count Plunkett and Arthur
Griffiths, the Irish Sim Fein leaders,
in which they declare that Ireland
will not be bound by any action of the
British delegates on the question of
peace. They ask recognition on be-
half of Ireland.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
CLEARWATER PYTHIANS
WILL GIVE BENEFIT DANCE

The Pythian band of Clearwater will
give a benefit dance at Clearwater to-
night, for the band. This organiza-
ton, consisting of 20 pieces, will
furnish the music, and this of itself
is assurance of the best. 1t is ex-
pected that large contingent of dane
crs will attend from this city, as the
dance will be open to all respectable
people,
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT
WILL MEET HERE JUNE 10

Chairman Ed Scott of the state road
department has sent out notices to
effect that the department will hold
its next regular monthly meeting at
Tarpon Springs on Tuesday, June 10.
There will be two sessions, one in the
morning and one in the afternoon.