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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

Ia profession de politico, el rapei
de candidate, la a~etuaeion de leader
en- nuestras nuevas aetividades ~eleeto-
rales en- TERRA de Mexico. van sicndo,
a 10 que parece, cosa difieil, pefigross
v a~venturada. para L. eual Sc han me
hester de los arrests. del Cid Camp.a-
dor o de las audse;as y las argucias
del Gan Captain.
Mientras TODD Sc redujo a discur-
sos. a erticulos de pcriodicos. a siras
polisicas, con oradoreS , sueldo y mu-
sica de ~jornai; a recePoiones aqui sun
tuosas Y ALA desairadas, en- lin sitio
catusias,as y en- el otro hostiles. Ia CO.
sa fue a~gradable, pin,ore5ea, llena de
novedad y de color.
Es cierto que en- los diseursos sc
suelen deeir perreriaS mas o menos hi
rientes, que en- los articulos de perio-
dicos sc pueden cStampar inJurias que
saeuen de sus e~asillas al mas pondera
do v ecuanime de los ~varones; que
en- los mitir-s de pueblo. susle babe,
suasones que vayan provistos de pitos
v armen la gran bronea y que en- las
recepcioneS no falte quisn ]concurra
con los boisillos lienos de piedras. con
el piadoso fin de haccr un ehiehon
en- la cabeza del mas vehementc de los
~eradores; perc al fin y al cabo, nada
d. ESQ masa. y la n'uertc es hasta la
fecha, para la mayoria de los NOR
.ales, 10 unico verdadcramentc malo c
irremcdiable.
Ahora la cosa es d~istinta.
Que 10 Olga sino don Juan M. Gar
cia, candidate al sobierno del Esta.
do de Nucvo Leon, que ha e~scaPado.
como euaiqui:r monarch euroPco. de
los criminalcs atentados.
La primcra vez, los enen.isos en:-
plearon ell viejo sistcma dc los Bcrgias
Y de los Mcdieis para hacer desapa-
rcccr al candidate preferido del Pu--
bio de Nuevo Leon: lie irvrtaron a
un oanquete. Y aderesaron n de los
platillos con un pclvilic endiablado
que atormento por unas cuantss no.
! raS los intestine. del ~ilustre eomsn-
sal, y que estuvo a punto de ~llevaric
al sepuicro.
SIN embargo: Garcia. como el Rey
del Ponto, debe ser immune a las po-
c;mas por cuanto que la
quo /. p]ropinaron, que debio habcr 81
90 ~fuerte, aPenas 81 lie ~produJo un
colico "miscrere'.
Como ell veneao fallara, los enemi-
Cos auisisrom dar!e la nue-te Gel Mar
ques dc los Castilicjos, y en- Una Ca
llsje estreoha. tan esfrecha como ia
Del Turco, hicieron sobre Ell automo-
vii del proeer una descarga cerrada.
Ell automovi! ibs ~vaeio. y ell segundo
intento fallo.
ST los enemigos siguen em~Penado'
en- hscer d~esaparecer a Don Juan, es
de tenerse que en- la terc-ra vez a
cuban a Ia d;nanita o a la nitro-siiee-
Una. De tcdss maneras. Don Juan
| 70 debe dornrir muy a sus anchas y ha
De ir pareeiendot. va un poquit'ilo es
csbroso, el arteS florido sendero de
= populsridad. 81 antsno inoecnts
| ;uego de la rolitiea.
No cs don Juan el unieo ~s1nenaza-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

MarN-Eu una DC sus accPcioneS. On IA
mas alta de elias. IL palabra obrero dcslgna
a TODD irdiviGuo QUO trsbaJa pero en- o;-a
mas p~ractica Y ms general Sc splica eNciu-
sivameutc 4 los ind:viducS que sc tecitan a
t-absjoS manualeS. dcsixnsnio per tales
auuellos que reGuieren nero- canJdac dc
t-abajo In.siectual que dc t-abaio material.
pcro que cSiEen dc c~uatIuIe0 mode Una habi-
lidaG especial para manejar Is naGuinariaS
o i~aSt-umentos especiale> quc So uSar CT las
a~tes mecSnicas. Facil 6 conrrcader "a
gue los p-cieSionisyaS. los cmIieadoS del 60
h;erno. los conevc,znteS. etc. no son o5TeTos.
En- el tecniciSnO Dc q Sociciogia Sc en-
,icnde ro- ca2itsi a tnda -iqueza. pe0ucha O
-rardr. acunu,dda que - enoica en- cual-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

Don Fernando lglesias Caldcron.
cl hijo de Den Jose Maria Iglesias-
rerdone ell lector que r~ecordemos es-
10. perc es 10 unico que r~eeordamos,
disno de cItarse, de Don Fernando
el historiador-da suelta a la lcngua
en- ocaSiones. hablando como una CO.
maGre, y Ell ocasiones Sc vuelve her
metico como un sacerdote de TN cui-
to oriental.
Hoy, desPues de una tenporada
mas o menos lsrga, de hermetIsmo,
que ell pals lie sgrsdecia nuy de YER
dad, Don Fernando habla, habla s:n-
,enciossnente. como sienPre. desdc 10
alto de su ca.edra, w.. .habla NAL
de don Venustiano.
Don VeEustiaro no lie ha couocidc.
v. por no eonoccrlo, no lie ha Paga-
do como de6icra.
Esto es 10 quo don Fernando TO
p-rdona. asi que Don Vcnustiano tic
ne enemigo para ratio. aunque pequeno
euemiso.
PEDRO RECIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

Tn subscrptc-.-San Antonio. TcHsS.-Da-
do cue e. tanQuc a Que Sc rcflere CT Su
consuita tienc Ia ca2acidad Dc 500 gsloncS
Y Que SC halla cclcc&So r una altUra de
Is pies. al lcnarlo DC aqua rab-7 Csstadc
una fuerza cue 50 eucuentra a~InlGiada a!ii
Dc s2.5il.75 pics-iS-as ' dc "a cual ;odra
disronc- en- cuslaCi-r mou-ntc 1sc'tndoia
dcsceaGer "a sea nor ci tube dc, .tarns:To
Que nos dice q "a po- cualQuiera otro. rs
cviden,e Que = diame:-o del tubo no haze
aCmentar nj dIsm:nUir G. trabaio mecanico
cue pucdc nevarsc 4 caho aprovechaado n
caida De este vosurnen de aqua. Micnt-aS
mayor sea Ct diamccro Sc obten6ra una
fucrEa mayor. n~aturafncatr pe-o du-a-a me-
nos. puesto quc 81 ta1quc SO vacia-a mas
sp-isa. 10 contraT:o SC verlsicsra mient-as
rrenor sea e. diamciro del tubo de descscga
del citado tanqUc.
Ahors bien. para cacula- - pics-i3'.-S IA
cneryia potential acurnuIaGa ea Il iaEoue
mediantc "a elevacion hasta IA a,sura = IGc
SC crcuertra dc IA eartidad do aqua nccc-
SARA para iicuar.o. haSLa rnultipiicar 70 que
ps>a un gallon dc este Equido. o sean S.5SS9
hhraS. roz 81 nu1~7o : ror 81 dc los pies
cue miden Ia citaGa aitura. Y 81 ~7rVLucto Sc
- c! Yalor dc dichs e~nerEis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

quiera cmpreSa que le prcparcionc t"abalo
a uno o mas individuos. Sc eh:ienIe per
t-ahajo el individuo o conjunto dc ind.Sld, os
QUO viven dc las di:creates enpresas orEan:-
aadas en- esa forma. Por 10 tanto. los EN-
pleados del sobierno y los profesionistas no
sc halan claranente clasificados en- niHsuRa
DC eSas dos g1andes cateSoTias. zero SC les
pueGc asimi!a- a elias: los princrcs. pareccn
asemciarsc mas al t-abajo. puesto quo le sir
ven 4 una organization que les asegpra un
suel6o dcterminado 6iariamentc. es deci- IN
cala-io: los seEundos. en- Gamble. tiencn ma
ycreS puntcs DC contacto con cl capital.
pues dc hccho han acunulsdo una riaucza
Intellectual. Con 10 dicho basta para po-
der notar que Ia inca &c separation cutrc
cl capital y cl trabajo no siemprc esta
muy cla-amente marcada y Que 81 nliSrno
individuo. Sesun las condolences On cue Sc
cncuenrrc colocado puedc nass- &c uno dc
dichos grandcs cruroS al ot-o. A co--obo-
TAT este vicnc cl hecho inneGablc de- uue uno
dc los Crandcs aeicates para IN iucha per
Ia VIDA 10 coustituye la esperanto dc DEAR
Dc pertcnecer al grupo del trsSaio para pa.
SaT 4 scr parte intcSrante del capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

Observation-Disclosures. Call norbrc CO.
rrecto. IN eSpahoI. &c los nacionaieS de Bel
yea -: bclgas.
Z! rorbrc casuEo d Ia partc Do Ia Gale
cue a 10 ladcs dc ella sc deStina al ira
fico % los peatoHcs . acera. cue tanb'en
~siErifica "a fila % casas Cue hmita "a Gale.
E 0onhre De hauGucta- nor mas QUO g m:y
usado, Sobre TODD en- Mexico. no e. corrcc-
u. Vc-eda s~J<ni;ica scnGa o canine saScS-
70.
E iSuslrcnte cor-ecto dccir u hcrma0o
cue e. he-mano Dc listed. Su 6cruAno Dc
listed rcSulta -edupdantc.
la expression c~orUecta e: SC cayo con
casa = todc.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

J C.-San Antonio. TcSas.-La question
C los pasaJes cSta clara: las dos i6vcncS
ten6ran Que pagan paSsic entcro Y q ninn
medic pSSaJc. ReSpecro a "a cs1udad que
hay cue pagan al r-ULar "A f~-ontcTz- dcke-an
se- ocho dolares cada una dc las j6yenes y
acaSo NADIA mas IA mayor. FL niho no tiene
cue FaGar nada. Ahora qucds en- pie o.rs
eoSa y - Ia diticultad con Que trop ,sa~an
seSursnentc para eHtrar a este pals iS Jo-
venes 2 cauSa DC ser memories De sdaG = G.
QUO no vicncn scompanaGaS por alGGna per
soma dc 81 fa1rilia iatiua o - n" son -
cibidaS Por ai-ula con qu;cn las li=uc un Ta-
rentesco nuy prCNInc. ccss ole p'.v'I Sc
probada = cn:e-a satisfaction de IA aV'crI-
t.A6es dc Immigration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

roGa n correspondence 7claeion9oa
son e Sec;Sa. aeoe S-ni= oirlSsIa
sSi Ia P--nsa-S~oc!on &c zoe
rieza. 20 y. Santa Rosa AVE.
eonSutzs que rratsn - csuoNe
- :, S~,e:.dad." G-Sc-an tras-
n 49,. S-eccicn. ~ag-csasde seA-
T-at. IA ,nah-a "L<aeia. Para TO
d.s a. c~eu.uitas cue 7~esui-rrn een-
,.ses-'on ?rvaGs - Pr~cfso the'aH
=, s,anpIia =. a tres eeaa7Tos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
TIBERlO.
E OLA

do: a Rafael Nieto. trataron de ma
iarlo en- Santa Maria del Rio. para
evitar d. una buena veg, que llegue
a ~alcanzar la pr,mera Magistratura
del Estado de San Luis Pctosi; e Fe-
oerico Monies tratan de e~scabechar-
10 en- Guanajuato. y a Paseual Ortiz
Rubio, sobernador y TODD, 10 tienen
encerrado en- ur poblaeon miehoacsno,
Y lie niesaE bcnits mente la entrada a
la capital de la cntidad que sobicr-
ma.
Va Sc We, pues, que no es eosa tan
sencilla nj ian in%ofensiva, ESQ de ne
tersc a las actividsdes politicas, CON
quisG- el amor del pueblo y ofrecerle
llevarlo de la mauo, a la mas grarde
de las felieidades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
c DE

Is North Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio.
TEXAS.
Res9c-to a Ia publication acerca dc Ia
-ual nos pide info-une~, Scntimos no podcr-
scioS r-opcrricna-. pe-o los datoS QUO nos
suministra son I todaS !uccs inSuficicatcs
cara Sabcr a cu&l Sc ~rcficrc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

F. R.-Sroekacn. CsL-Crecmo< Que po- :.
romcnto no ticnc en- cNistcncia Ia Casa EGi-
torial Lczano 81 hhro cue nos iHdica. Pero
. SECURE Que pcr ~ ccrdurto rod=s adqgi-
rI=io. Di-ijzsc = ella. 81 direction e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

OioiroL.- Urbana Tcxas.-Si eSiste 81 me
TODD cue desea para aprenGer a tpcar IA
mandolina. zero para darlc direction DC Ia
casa en- IN Que pueie obtencrlo asi como
cl Reproduction que nos indica. dcbe cnvisr-
nos 81 nombrc y direction postal y estaT-
piis de tres centavos para 81 franoueo dc
nuestra reSpueSta. pues debemos hacc-lo por
medic 1. csrta.
In coma a-abica SC llama en- inEies ara
bic gum" : pucdc cbtcneria en- cuaiQuIcra
botica. seEun crccrnos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

+. M.-DouglaS. A-iz-Lo que lc nan con-
tado a listed referentc al alac-an Gestinado
en- IA ca-esl vicja del EStadO lie Durango p
c~iecutar las Scntcncias dc muertc dict2das
contra los crininales. no paSG de ser una
burda corscja. La ley siempre Sc ha Waldo
&c p-c~ccdinien;os mas SECURES Tara poncr
po- ohra sus scntcncias Y aun t-ataadosc ca
SOS dc dessrariei6n menos legal dc algunos
reos. cririinaies o no. sicmpTc sc echa mano
dc procedimientos mas cxPeditivos. No SC
cxpondrian q cue el roo matsrs al alacran
en- lu2sr dc que fucEa matado pcr 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
No MAS REVOLUTION
EN- MEXICO.

Las ~necesdades n % cubnrtas producer ell descontento que orsma ca
81 siempre la revolution, pr ESQ decmos arnba u va no habrs revolucion en- Me-
xco, paque los mexicanos ganan ahora aqui my buenes suicides Y henen a su
disposition u medic SECURE, rspdo y economno para mandar Ell dnero qe su Ia
mia necesta para cubir JUS necesidades. Nosotros podemos servure Ia. N
este, y al eecto 10 invhamos paraq que a dnja nosohos EN- Ell aco
Somos la Casa mas fuerte, en- su genera, en- los Estados Unados y por 10
nsmo la que tne mejor sgviio, la que da mas barato y la que da mas garan-
ts que nnguna ota. ST quiere I'd. tenr IN prueba de 10 que lie declmOs, al
asegurarle cue contamos con mas de uescmos coresponsales en- Mexico, ga
los peiodcos Ell que sden ss rehatos
No Sc deJe I'd. alucinar por hstoras mas o menos bonhas, exua ID las
pruebas exigendo saber de antmano Ell ncmbre de la persona cue ha de pagan ell
dinero en- Mexico a su famia, y este solo nosdos Sc % facitamos porque somos
los uncos que tenemos agenes pagadores en- dcnde anunciamos tenerlos 10 de-
mas sn palabras que NADIA vaen. Ademas, lie declmcs anhs de que I'd. nos
mande IN solo centayo, cuanto lie pagaremos en- que tugar Sc IA de hnre pa
CO. y cuando por cualquer eausa n pueda SUI tandia cobrar el d1nero Sc 10 de-
volyeremos a ID sin dsconarle NADIA absotutamente
Mas de doscimos Bancos Americancs, de primer orden, esan usando
nuestross gvicios de corresponsales para sus propios gros. Los nombres de al
gunos de eaos bancos los vera I'd. en- este misno penodno. Nosohos damos a
chentes garanha compkta, no usamos Ell dnero cue TO- mandan para
pagare en- Mexico. FL dnero de los cGentes queda deposdado N los bancos has
ia despues de habr pagado en Mexico. AuorEamos a I'd. para que pregunte a
cualquiera de los BancOs cuyos nonbes fguran en- este perodco, 81 este es yer
dad o 10. iQue mas garantas quere I'd!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

Earna-Wichita. KanS.-La causa dc que
TO - haya puhicado en- q num-ro del ulti-
NO domingo "a Sccci5n dc mcdas destinada
u las damas fuS Que no lleSaron a tempo
los modclcS. de los u,timos fiGurines. pcro
en- 10 successive sc se-uira pubiicando con
;cda reSuiaridad.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-28


NN' Nh nhth loNnd shelter " W.
n,! hnp. so nt later when J landed Ai
Whlie lVint Ny rHtt STRUCK something
ana stopped Thinking 10 WnH wreck
are, heEAu 90 feel fuf u aud tiN tn
go pHt ~ 10 II ! could. J pun my hand
in the water ana my fiuNrn atfuch
something hard and solid ana goo my
nfeHt joy and surprise IL WAS real land
Jumped from my uiu on shore and
Instantly sei9sd my Aft nnd pulled Do
4ahoie. Thinking { mlFht nocd ID again
NN nest ihoush was OF Nv Ksla aud
aur iittla hoy. wondering if th,V were.
duad ur aiiNa whistisd several
Times to 4es IL ANYONE else aHv. was.
no.r me Rueotvlny no nnaU.er 1 hs.
.enn tn ae.k ahaltrr nm. fifat nfsse
found Was IA iliiin .lsy,. 1iauf fv.rni,
ff,i nom th,l ,,at.,s. ,lsc r,r,oi.3
intn ia .nd rov,,,.1 "a, t,,a,. ,p,tn .,ff
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q could err dark object Hi g dls
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-28

% g uttlt films, mofA ANA d haif house
hack of ihr lan house ms enurln
tdna hnelehem. had floaied There
ahrHd ui MIN ana ihe hu, nu shD took
nv little fellow and Nr Reid booked
afnuud tu see q ht could a4aist us in
ectitng ,hrc
Nw NHowuf huw io swim caught
"a rNfi 90 Hupn aH Nui into the Watpi
Hnt was floating $50 rapid ratio 90
snrci our into Nuepcs HAN Nhtte nun
Directs oi others were saw MI tcia
iot luW srtund hui never saw ouf
hoN looked from fHN tN ufi Go sop
how many So ouf crowd could lorate
Nn NnN ruf were thp old Dnuufc past
lN YEARS Mr. aud AIRS John Han Thoy
onN lasted about hnu ana hour until
iNtN nutn druv N'H MN flfi was ucpf
tNHn WHOM tAeN went down Then
on another rifi wore the Jr0ok. tsmi.
N Hnd Mafrir liHN Mnrrir nill WAS
tifurk Wltn HoWtihluF aud was lhp
lNHt iu ino crowd to DROWN The
l,ruok+ rimit WcfD niaO drowned
iHtrr 500 during thr ,frnir quite "a
distance ifum mA rnft SAW Mrs
NuNDft lMl sn lmmuI Sho Finally
reached fhc alt We Wers saseshc.
lur SOME tiwr n SOME manner E rot
0fI Che raft ana camv Ynrt nnar
drowning. wN CLOTHES would catch on
wrecknre and pun mo u1dcr ihe wntcr
AIRS ii1l htlpDd wc to scr back ou
Oh" aft ana helprd mo tu take my
clothes or then ] hHd no more trouble
when would lose my rae
"ouf doe was within. until uat d, fore
landed W hrn firat saw hmm hp
was un the rnof of the Kitchen
whistcd to him ana Boz deserted his
lHft and swami to mine So often tine
3 wind was SOP strong 10 would turn the
lac ID
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-28
Christian Science Society.

Snnda, service % um Subject.
Christun Science"
SUNDAY school $3.50 nfn
NcfncsdnN ewing testimonial meet
Ull 5 o'clock
kendiug room open wock-daNa from
90 600 pm
The public is cordially invited 10 the
"rNicrs ana to make use of The reading
room and tree circulating library OF
Authorised Christian Science lltera
lure
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-28

Tho STAPLE street Church 0f Christ.
ON account of their new huildnR uhion
BIS now undrI Wni of construction. swim
bold their sefficvs iu the nof Scout
hail
Bible study. 80 ann
Preaching 10 am
proHching 900 pm.
y j. bLHHf Ewngcisf.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-25
Railroad Men Asked To
Support Safety Drive

The Safety First" campaign for
railroads throughout the country, is
now. in full swing, and railroad men
in East Grand Forks are bending
every effort to head the list in having
h fewest number of accidents dur
ing the campaign. according to F. w.
Lyons, trainmaster of the Northern
Pacific station, in this city.
r. H. Ashton, regional director Of
railroads, in the northwestern region,
in a personal appeal tt railroad en-
ployes said recently. THE National
Railroad Accident Prevention Drive.
October Is to 81 will fail unless we all
watch u steps carefully. Let us all
think and act, Safety First and we
will nut it over
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-25
LlCCETT SAID
TO BE TOSSED
INTO DISCARD
Lieutenant of the
Newspaper Game Believ-
ed to Have Gotten Axe

Bismarck. N. D., Oct. 25.-Reports
from Fargo ar to the effect that A.
c. Townley has broken with another
of his loyal lieutenants. The man
who liz said to have been tossed into
the large and constantly growing dis
card on this occasion is Walter w.
-Liggett. a former st. Paul newspaper
be editor Of the Courier-News and
who since the close of the last legis-
lative assembly had filled J. ". Brin-
TOMS place as manager Of the Pub
fishers national service bureau,
through which the league has been
organizing q string OF country news
papers.
said Differ With Job.
Liggett's error, 1t is said, was a
disagreement with the nan whom he
succeeded. Although Brinton has
longer with the inner circle of the
league organization, and while recent
ly he has apparently devoted all of his
time to the United States sisal trust,
In which he is interested with a num-
Der of league state officials. he is said
to be yet close enough to Townley
to secure the dismissal of anyone
with whom Brinton differs.
Wanted More Democracy.
Liggett is alleged to have discovered
certain conditions in the publishers
service bureau which did not appeal
to him, and it is said that he insisted
that Brinton't had been too literally
paid for his services. Liggctt. so goes
the story, carried on a quiet cam
paign against Brinton and at the same
time developed an insurgent following
among the elements which was in
favor of injecting more democracy
into the league Organization.
Townley, apprised of this situation,
took Liggett to ask and promised
him 81 "balling out" at the mass
meeting held in Fargo asst Tuesday.
Townley is said to have thought bet
ter of his original resolution in this
regard however, and, for the sake of
harmony l1eadid not attempt to casti-
gate Liggett in open meeting. Townley
and Brinton, instead, 1t is said, round
cd up the directors in the public serv-
ice bureau, convinced all but n OF
these directors hat Liggett must be
eliminated, and proceeded without
Liggett's knowledge to apply the
"eliminator.'
May Lead Rebellion.
o. T. Rishoff, formerly in charge
of the publishers service in North
Dakota and before that editor OF the
Botttneau Courant, succeeds, LigEett
Liggett, it is said, intends to devote
the immediate future to q series OF
farmer friends why he was forced tc
disagree with Brinton. It is also
said that Liggett hopes to organize
the progressives within the league in
u campaign for the Decentralization
! of the organization. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-25
CELEBRITIES
WILL ATTEND
LEGION MEET
York, Hero Of World War,
!. Will Deliver an Address,
Plans State.

Henry l.. Simpson, former secre-
tary OF war; Chas. w. Whittlesey, who
commanded the famous Lost Batta-
lion" and Alvin G. York, Of Tennes-I
see. who as q sergeant made a SPLEEN
did attempt to capture the German
army single handed, are among the
prospective visitors to the national
Minneapolis, November 10, II and ~.
according to word received here this
morning. All saw service in the war
and all were members of the groups
of service men who" initiated the for
nation Of tho American Legion.
In view of the fact that the Legion
has disapproved the use of military
titles, it is probable that army. navy
and marine corps uniforms will be the
exception rather than the rule at the
Minneapolis convention. At the Min
.nesota state convention last Septem-
Der there were less than o. dozen uni
formed men among the delegates, and
the Minnesota service men say they
See no necessity, for donning the kha-
XII and blue for the national conven-
ton. A few, however. MAJ wear mill
tary garb in the parade on Armistice
day. November II.
,Advices received here from nation
al headquarters of the Legion in New
York city stated the national mem
bership has passed the 10000 mark.
OF the 5,623 local.posts now organic
ed 1920 have been formed in the last
80 days. New York maintains it's lead
among the states. with COZ posts.
Massachusetts, is second with Ais To-
cal posts: Pennsylvania. Illinois, Min
nesota, Iowa, Michigan, Texas and
New Jersey follow in the order named.
Plans for the parade on the after
noon of November II are we'll under
way and the entertainment commit
tee soon will report on arrangements
for theater parties and other enter
mainment for the visitors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-25
STEEL MILLS
M0PERATlON
Situation at Gary Seems Fa-
vorable For Company
Say Officers.

Chicago, Oct. 25-Steel mill officials
at Gary, Ind, one of the country's
greatest steel centers today, pointed
to operation Of twenty-seven Of forty
two open hearth furnaces, both units
of the huge duplex mill and a one-day
production Of 1880 tons Of steel as
bearing out their claim that the strike
Of steel workers was broken, so. far
as Gary was concerned. Eight blast
furnaces were ready to start this
morning and four others were being
prepared.
Federal soldiers having Gary I'M
pairing for an indefinite stay after
General Leonard Wood, commander
Of the army central department, was
told that the situation there would
not permit Of their withdrawal at this
time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-25
TERMINAL ELEVATOR
FOR DRAKE, N. D,

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 25.-yrhe con-
struction Of a terminal elevator at
Drake Of a quarter million bushels
capacity, and N increase In the ca
pacity Of the state-owned flour mill
kota industrial commission at a meet
Ing yesterday, 1t was announced to-
day.
The state recently purchased q
small flour mill at Drake. and is OPP
Grating it under laws passed by the
Nonpartisan league controlled slegis-
lature.
Construction operations to enlarge
mence soon, It was announced by J..
"A. McGovern. manager of the North
Dakota Mill and Elevator association.