davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

81 ha ensayado otras cosas y ahora
gloriogo. Seguramente ". eBtA a
eado dc pegarse a cinta que no per-
mnnece en- lugnx donde 80 coloca. de
emplaHtos que Sc resbAlan de nobre el
Gallo v de otras cosaa que desuellan
los dedos y LOS fnfanan. APPLIQUE dos
gotas de "GETS-IT' en- dos segundog,
8obre csc Gallo. Entoncee ei Gallo estA
Hentenciado a muerte al SECURE como
la noche Higue al dfa. Ell Gallo ge arr
ruga- No hay doIor nj molestia.. 81 ".
pienea que no puede ser verdad tante
belleSn. hnga Ia pruebn oeta nocho en-
~cuaiquier Gallo, caliosidad, verruga 8
juanete y recibirA ". Ia gorpreBa mas
Kranda de gu vida, Fabricado por y.
Lawrence q Co.. Chicago. Mlinols. re
v droaueffas. y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

Velarde, N. NJ, EDero 10 de 1919.
POR CUANTO que ell abajo firmado,
por este presente aviso y notifico que
de esta fecha en- ~adeiante, no sere
responsible por cuentas que incurra
a mi nombre mi esposa FIDELA vi
jill DE Valdez, pero nj sere res
ponsable por su conducta que conser-
We 0 Biga en- 10 future. Estoy funda'
do en- buenas usa que aqui 70 So
ra ~neoesario publican.
RosENDo VALDEZ,
Adj time, Enero 16.1919.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
r ESTE Avlso.
VALE plNERo.

NO R1ERDA ESTo. Corte este a
yiso. mAndelo con sc y envfelo poi
correo a Foley and CO., 1885 Shelf
cid Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, escribiendo su
nombre y direction claramente. Re
cibira en- Gambia un paquete de prue'
ba conteniendo oil Compuesto de MI
81 v Alquitran de Foley, para toses
resfriados y el Group; Pildoras de
Foley para los Rinones, para dolores
de costado y dc espalda; reumatismo
y Intermediates de los riiones y de
Ia vegiga; y las Tabletaa Catarticaa
dc Foley, un catartico que limpia
completamente al sistema, para la
constipation, biiiosidad, dolor de ca
beza, v los intestiuos recargados.-
Dc venta en- IA Capital Pharmacy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

mismo 10 he tornado ' 10 he reeetado q mis-
p~acientes con los reslitados mas sorDrendeutes,
pfacticos y maraviiiosos, Todog aqueslos que
deseen auTnentar 81 fuerza, poder y.resistencia
encontraran con este remedio los resuitados mas
electives y favorables que jamas hayan expert
mentado con ei uso de otros rcmcdios.
NADIA iinporta que tonicos o remedies de hero
I'd. haya tornado sin haberle dado result ados
satisfactorios. 81 I'd. no es fuerte 6 sc siente
bien, CORE de su cuenta el yeri6car Ia prueba que
sigue. Yea cuanto tempo puede trabaiar y que
dlstancia puede andar ain cahaarse. Despues
tome dos tabletas de clnco granos de HERO
NUXADO tres veces al da despues de las com
idas por dcs scnianas. Entonces pruebe su
fuerza Y mire haber 10 Que ha ganado. Fl
HIERRO NUxADO aumentara Ia fuerza de las
pefsonas dellcadas. debiles, y. creara reaistencia
robusta en- muchos casos en- el reducido periodic
de dos senanas.
NOta dol Fabreante: e. hiERRo RUxADo
81 cual es recomendndo y recetado Dor los medi-
cos no IS IN reanedio nbselutamente secreto nin6
QUO 60 muy bien conocido p0r los farinaceutlcos
Al no ser parecidO q los productos de hero
orgauicos mas vieios ~ simplemeifte asinilAdo, no
hace daho a Ia dentaduf6 nj Ia pone ncgfa. nj
tampoco ceusa transformers en- ell ~esi1naqo. ii
fabricante gaFantiza resultad0g satisfactorioe
felices en- cada compra cue 20 hngA Dc 10 con-
trAri0 ~. d~erQlverd 81 dinero. Los prinrirales
farinaceuticoa de ostn ciudad 10 tienen a Ia venta.
| HH-MrE"A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
QUITA IVMEDATAMENTE
CUALQU|ER DOL0R
FL alIvlo ~confortante que produce 81
LInimento de Sloan Ie hace ser 81
favorIto universal.

Este remedio, famoso contra todas
las dolencias reumaticas, dolores pro.
ducidos por excessive cansancio, ma
las posturas. dIslocaciones do~lorosas,
afecciones neuralgicas, y la lnmensa
mayoria de las punzadas externas
que afligen q la humanidad, goza de
n venta asombrosa porque nunca
deja de producer alivio rapido y ell.
caz.
5iempre esta listo para usarse, y
una pequeha cantidad, apllcada sin
frotar, produce maravillosos resulta-
dos. Es muy limpio y r~efrescante.
De venta en- todas las farmacias. El
frasco grande representa- una verda-
dora economic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
EsTABA INoulETo Sc NocHE.

Los que sufren de intermediates de
los rihones experimentan dolor de
espaldas, dolores reumaticos, dolo-
res en- las coyunturas y mnsculos y
ctras torturas. 70. w. Kilt, r. =. d.
?, BOX 3. Shorters, Ala, escribe: "Yo
use las Ufldoras dc Foley para los
Riiones. pues estaba tan inquieto du
rante Ia noche, con dolores en- mi e.
palda y costado, Me hicieron mucho
bien y puedo decir verdaderamente
que las Pfldoras de Foley para los
Rihones es la medicina para las en-
fermedades de los Rihones."-De ven
Ia en- Ia Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
cvHA NOLENrA pAaA e. cRue

Vigilen 81 primer sintoma, Ia ron
guerra, y danle al paciente Ell Rene
do de Chamberlain para Ia Tos in.
Embellishments. Is violento y efecti-
70. de venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

Entire los Q mexicanos que cstan
alojados en- 81 popular Hotel Coronado
80 encuentran los sefpres v. Sena de
Ojo Callente, A, A. Baca de Socorro ,
Antonio 9. varela de Pecos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
FlpEL rRulILLo.

De Monticello, Utah, nos escribe
nuestro ~suscritor D. Jesns padilIa. a.
nunciandonos la mnerte del Sr. FIDEL
TRUJlLLo, de % amos de edad, ID
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

La Sehorita Julia Lucero, hija del
~ex-secretario de estado D. Antonio
Lucero, SO ha lido para Las Vegas. on
cuya ciudad ha acceptable una posicion
en- n Dc los bancoR de aqucila cIu-
dad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
Viva ACETS-ET!"
La Maravilla
Para CaIIos


Despues dc usar "GETs-IT" una vem.
v. no tendrA necesidad de preguntari
6rQue puedo hacer para librarme de
los canosT? "GETS-IT| es el primer
'smatador de callos" SECURE y ciert0
Que se haya couocido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

tntcliHtuca OeDAihaQHs OcpluQaO dc Iu~ n
era en- los nervios eignihca falta de II
voluntad natural. Muchas muiefes y
hombTes ~fracasan exactamente cuando =
les queda muy POGO para veneer por ell mo-
two de que no hacen ueo de 50 mentalidad con
Ia fuerza fsica y enereia Ia cual se produce cuando
Sc tiene s~uficiente hero en- Ia gangre.t Else des-
fallecimiento ~irritante que hace sentira IA persona
tremendamente indispuesta-esta 70 Ia clase de
1cdai que Ia naturaleza do a las personals can
sadas y dtbilea cuando Ia sangre esta ciamando
por hero y mas hero para ~restorar Ia salud y
enriQuecef la eanRfe como al mi1fno tempo
crear miles de celdillas de sanere nueYa y plra.
En- mi opinion ell curso mas Rrande en- la galud
y fuerza del pueblo Americana de hoy IS IA
alarmante dehcienca de hero en- Ia sangfe.
Hero es absolutamente esenciai para permitir
que gu sangre transforme ei alimento que toma en-
fnerza, resistencia { intelieencia. Sin hero no
puede haber fuerza. vitaiidad y resistencia para
comhatir los obstaculos que ocasionen los fsluerr
Kos severos. La faita de hero en- Ia sankre del
hombfe ha arrlinado las venas De este facil-
nlente lie ha robado de la fuerza viril y acilidadla
eual es tan n~ecesafia para Ilegar a Ia cumbre del
exito er- todos los can1inos de Ia vida.
Por consequence ~aeonsejo que todos aQuellos
iue slentan Ia necesidad de .fuerza o renovation
de Ia sangre " por 10 tanto desean feceta rnedica
para IL adqaisici6n de hero organico-HIERRO
NuXADO-6 81 I'd. no &c uuiere tomar esta
molestia. puede con toda confanza comprar sola-
mente HERO NUxADO en- paqpetes origina-
les y yea 81 81 nombre especial HIERRO
NUXADO) esta escfito m Ell paquete. 81 I'd.
ha tornado otras preparedness de hero y han
falado e producer rcsultados satisfactofios,
tenga en- cuenta que tales preparaciones Sc
diheren enteramente del HERO NUXADo
FL cual ha silo excesivan,ente endorsado y reco1
mendado per los especialstas medicns mas pro-
minentes que han estado al cargo de los hospitales
de mas importancia tanto en- los Estados Unidos
como en- otras n~aciones del mundo civilizado y
debemos citar al Honorable Leslie NJ. Shaw Jefe
que fue del gabinete presidential, a~ntignamente
Senador de los Estados Unidos y candidate para
Ia Vicepresidencia. como al mismo tempo Chas.
A. Towne iniefnbro que fue del Congress- y dis
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-29
CITY NEWS

Miss Agnes dancing studio 42oh
Main. Phone 1464.
Unitarian bazaar and supper
Thursday, Dec. A. :
u. p. bazaar; chicken pie sup
per SOC. December 4.
---Farrelrs AL Nut Margarine, the
best spread for bread.
.,-Congregational bazaar and mar
ket, Wednesday, December 3.
The very latest lamps for
boudoirs. King Plumbing Co.
Bazaar. market and coffee, Bap-
fist church, Thursday, Dec. 4, 1880.
Parcels AL Nut Margarine has
the same melting temperature as but
ter.
Westminster bazaar. apron table,
market Tuesday December 2. Light
refreshments.
Rain lats night and this morning
turned to snow late this morning
with a drop in temperature to help IL
along.
-Champaigne for Sunday dinner?
Oilers apple juice more THAI nus
the bill. Ask your dealer to deliver
case, or phone 1853.
"A Daughter Who Respected Her
Fathers Religion subject OF SER
mon First Baptist church Sunday
evening 7;45.
Electric lamps make the very
finest gifts. King Plumbing Co.
Oscar Carlson, fireman at the
Sixth street station, has peen trans
ferred to the Tenth street station.
He will act as assistant driver at the
station there.
-Keokuk lodge, No. Is, /. o. o. F.,
meets regularly every Monday nlgnt,
Work in the initiatory degree and
election of officers, A. w. RAIDER
N. G.; Henry Schaefer, Rec. Secy.
Save the labels on Farreifs Al
Nut Margarine and get beaut11ui
Masonic - Regular meeting OF
Hardin lodge, No. 20, A. F. & A. M,
Monday, Dec. 1. Election OF offlcers'
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
nv order of the w. NJ. G. N. Duerkop,
secretary.
-Farrelps AL Nut Margarine sells
the whole year
A large number OF doctors OF
Fort Madison are planning to attend
the opening of the Keokuk laboratory
on Tuesday, December 2. lpon the
invitation of the Physicians club or
Keokuk. The laboratory is a branch
Of the Iowa state board OF health
laboratory and has only recently
been completed.
New designs in both floor and
table lamps just received. KING
Plumbing Co.
Fit for king though made for
you. Ask your grocer or your drrs.
gist for Oilers apple juice, or call
763.
The work of making UP the jury
list for 1920 was completed Wednes-
day morning, when the list was pre-
pared by Commissioners IL. J
Schroeder, A. J. Hardin and ]. H
Ver1nazen. For lower Lee county
were selected 100 grand Jurors, 49s
petit Jurors and 500 talismen. For
upper Lee county were selected 100
grand Jurors, ASP petit Jurors and 500
talismen. In addition, the commits
sioners drew panel OF thirty jurors
for the November term Of court
Come in and see the latest thing
In lamps. King Plumbing Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-29
THE LADIES OF CHARITY

wish to express their appreciation to
the merchants and the citizens IN
general for the generous support
given the charity ball, which made
the affair such a grand success and
placed funds in the hands OF the or
eanization with which q large amount
OF Charity work can De performed
this winter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-29
DIVORCE SUIT
4 HAS BEEN FILED
Wine Nunes Has Asked for SePars-
tion From Joseph Nunes 70
Whom She was Married
~ paris Mo in 1915
at Paris, Mo-, in 1873.

A divorce petition mas been fled
In the clerks office at the court
house with Vinie Nunes, plaintiff.
and Joseph Nunes, defendant, on the
grounds of cruel and innuman treat
ment.
Petition states that plaintiff and
defendant were married at Paris,
Mo-, in 1915, and lived together until
1918. Plaintiff alleges that upon two
different occasions the defendant
chosed and beat her and that he
struck her many times.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09

Prohibition of al Immigration for
two years after peace Is ratified and<
regulation thereafter to keep down the
flow so it shall not exceed the ma
tons ability to assimilate and Ameri-
canize," newcomers.
All labor proposals represent the
unanimous judgment of the labor
group which includes representatives
of the four big railroad brotherhoods,
Gompers emphasized.
A. A. Landon. also one of the rep
resentatives of the public presented a
proposal for a. national labor truce to
last three months. The truce would i'm
medately terminate all strikes and
lockouts.
plan of labor adjustment prepared
by Secretary of Labor Wilson was also
presented. Wilson's plan provides for
an arbitration board in each industry
Labor, the employers and the presi-
dent would each appoint one-third of
the members. All the boards deci-
sions touching wages would be by
unanimous vote and morally binding"
on employers and employees. Decisions
of the board would be retroactive.
Another resolution proposed by the
public group provides that employees
shall recognize the right to organize.
REDUCE HIGH LIVING.
Reduction in living costs should be
the first step in any attempt to bet
ter industrial conditions, according to
a resolution fathered by Charles F.
Russell, Socialist of the public group.
A report by Chairman Wheeler of
the employers group that the group
would not be ready to present any pro-
posals before tomorrow, led to a pro-
test by Gompers, who said the COM
mittee of 10 could not act intelligent
ly and could not even begin work until
it had the views of the three groups
before it. Spargo, for the public, sup
ported this view.
DIR. Charles Eliot took the floor to
propose that the conference take a
new start and abolish the group plan.
He said 1t was resulting in simply
crystallizing the labor group and the
employers groups in their old fixed
beliefs. The conference was called to
consider new methods, he said, and on
that ground he opposed taking up old
controversies, especially objecting to
labor's proposal for conference consid,
Grafton of the steel strike.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
HADLEY FAVORS
CONTINUED from Page One,

ticipate in the world war and save CIV
ilization and the world from German
domination.
, "Ali the great leaders Of the Repub-
lican party from Lincoln and Grant to
Roosevelt and Hughes have favored
this principle of international cooper
alton and arbitration and Its repre-
sentat tyes In the United States senate
should coura geously advocate 1t today.
The splendid idealism which has char
acterized Republican leadership since
the organization or the party VIII now
be repudiated II our representatives in
the United States senate oppose the
principles of international co-opera-
ton and arbitration and decline to join
with England and France to maintain
the peace and order of the world.
1.-THE three most aggressive and po-
tent influences opposing the ratifica-
ton Of the covenant for the league Of
nations are the organizations support
ing the Irish Sem Feiners, the pro-
Germans and the Hearst newspapers
1t was the Sein -Feiners, who sought to
land a German army in Ireland and
organize rebellion at time when
the fortunes Of the allies were at the
lowest ebb."
with such Influences. the Repub-
lican party has had and should have
no common cause"
while the covenant for the league
of nations is by no means free from
imperfections, it expresses the princi-
pals of international cooperation and
arbitration and provides the machin-
cry for the development and enforce
ment of international law. It's prompt
ratification is needed to stabilize a
world which is still in turmoil and to
make effective the combined influence
Of the conservative leaders Of the self
governing nations of the world"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09

Maynard, the first aviator to reach
Chicago in the st-to- coast race,
took the air again at 7:09:12 today for
the next leg of his westward journey.
Maynard, formerly a Baptist minis
ter at Kerr. n. c., set record in the
New York-Chicago flight. covering the
SO miles in six hours and forty-f1ve
minutes of actual flying time. He also
won the recent New York Toronto race.
Preparations were made at Ashburn
field today to take care of forty five
machines expected from the east. On
leaving Chicago the next scheduled stop
is Rock Island ILL.,, 155 miles.
THREE ARE KILLED.
New York, oct. 9.-The second day
Of the 5,400-mile transcontinental
aerial race opened with five of the
siNty-two contestants eliminated
through accident. These mishaps re-
suited in the death of three aviators
and injury to one. In addition to the
FIVE planes which crashed three were
officially listed as missing.
Forty-seven planes left Roosevelt
field, N. Y, for San Francisco. while
10 took off at San Francisco, bound for
New York. The rules provide for a
flight across the country and back,
thirty-minute stops at each control
station" and no night flying.
The first days honors went to Lieu
tenant e. w. Maynard, known as the
flying parson," and the 'sky pilot"
who won the recent New York Toronto
air race. In a DeHaviland 4, equipped
with 400 horsepower Liberty motor,
he left Mineola at 9:24:5 6 a. m. and
arrived in Chicago, a distance of $40
miles in the elapsed time of 8 hours
20 minutes. The remainder of the field
starting from Mineola was scattered all
the way from Bryan, Ohio, to Bingham
ton. N. Y. Major Henry Miller, also IN
a De Haviland 4, arrived in Bryan
$50 miles-after 5 hours, 81 minutes
of flying. Captain II. G. Drayton and
Lieutenant L. S. Webster in De Havi-
land As, also reached Bryan, though
their time was slower.
ELEVEN AT SALT LAKE.
Eleven of the 10 planes leaving San
Francisco reached Salt Lake City, a
distance of 755 miles.
Sergeant w. H. hewitt, observer, was
killed and Jerald Brandt, pilot, was
seriously injured when their De Havi-
land crashed at Deposit, n. Y. Mayor
d. II. Crissey, pilot. and Sergeant Vir-
gil Thomas, observer, flying from San
Francisco, were killed In making a
forced landing at Buena Vista field,
near Salt Lake City.
Brig. Gen. L. E. o. Charlton, attache
of the British embassy, crashed in his
Bristol machine at Interlaken, ~ Y.
lieutenant G. c. Mcdonald fell at
Plymouth, Pa. Lieutenant D. B. Gish,
Pilot, and Captain DeLavergne, French
air attache, were eliminated when their
plane caught fire near Canadice, n. Y.
None Of these contestants were ill.,
1ured.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
TROOPS MAY
CONTINUED from Page One.)

when mobs got beyond control.
No cars had been run up to $3.50 to-
Cay and there had been no trouble up
t. that hour. The police were prepar-
ing for a busy day.
8 arrests were made by the police,
parts OF the mob would surge for
ward. Their attempts to rescue the
prisoners did not succeed.
A wagon load of tomatoes stalled in
the midst of the rioting rapidly disap-
Feared as rioters pelted the police and
armed street cars with the vegetables
With the company's guards depriv-
ed Of their rifles. the mobs have be-
come holder, and have used long poles
tC batter down car doors.
Strike sympathizers have overturned
automobiles in their efforts to stall
street cars.
The armored cars carry no passen-
gers other than their guards.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
JOHNNY EvERS'
FAITH IN REDS
IS NOT BROKEN
Star National League Player
Believes Hold Filler Will Be
Able to Defeat Williams This
Afternoon.
BY JOHNNY EvERs.

Written for the United Press.
Chicago Oct. 9.-The Reds seem TO
have cracked under the strain. The
pitchers. who baffled the heavy hitters
e. the white Sox early in the series,
have appeared as no puzzle to Chi
caEo In their second starts. But in
spite Of the reverses, I still look for
the Reds to win the series.
Hold Eller is the pitcher who must
stop the rush of Gleasons men. The
big right handler must win the cham
pionship for the Reds this afternoon
or the hope of the Reds may be blasted
Friday in Cincinnati IL it comes to a
, rubber" game for the title.
MUST HOLD sLUGGERS.
Claude williams, no doubt, will be
Gleason's choice for the eighth game.
He has been beaten twice, by the Reds
and l look for him to lose again If
Eller can hold off the heavy hitters
sof the Sox. II his shine ball works
like it did in Chicago, the White Sox
can't beat him. No club can beat him
strong boy and should be able to come
back with a short rest. He has a lot
OF confidence and he will be All IN
ivincible IL the Reds get q l. ms
for him early in the game. VI las
is dangerous pitcher. Like Cicutte,
who was beaten twice and reversed
the score in his third start. the south
paw may keep the brakes on the Red
scoring machine.
The Reds went to pieces yesterday
in Cincinnati Sallee was so Ineffective
from the start that 1t was obvious
that he wouldn't be bile to last through
the game. He was hit hard and was
Tar off the form that enabled him to
win the second game.
Cicotte went through the game with
nothing but a stout heart. He was up
to his usual form and was very tired
at the finish.
SERIES TOO LONG.
The poor attendance, to my way Of
thinking. proves the public docs not
like the nine-gam series. Nothing
Is farther from the truth than the
statements going around that the Reds
have lost heart. Though they We're
facing almost sure defeat yesterday,
they kept plugging away and started
one of their famous ninth inning rail-
lies with two down, which, however
failed to come through. All during the
season the Moran club has shown it's
best In the tightest places, as was
proven during that memorable series
of three straight double headers with
the Giants in New York. l believe
the same fighting spirit will pull them
through this tight place and If Will
Jams does defeat them this afternoon,
] am confident that the ninth game In
Cincinnati will crown the Reds victory.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
CANADIANS TO TAKE
UP BONE DRY BILL

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. "a caucus of
government supporters has been called
for Thursday to consider the prohibi-
ton amendment introduced in the
house of commons by Minister of JUS
tice Doherty. Exception has been ia
ken to the proposed amendment of the
Canada temperance act, which provides
that prohibition of the Manufacture or
importation of liquor may be brought
about in any province by the carrying
OF plebescite based upon the author
tty of resolution adopted by the leg
islative assembly of any province.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
GOVERNOR LOWDEN Is
DOOMED FOR PRESIDENT

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-The Lowden
for president campaign was under way
today.
At a meeting of elective state Off
Gals here, 1t was decided to present
the name of Governor Frank o. Low
den, for consideration As the Republic
can candidate for president in 1920.
Arrangements were made for forming
. campaign organization with Secre-
tary OF State Emerson. chairman;
Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman and
Medill Mccormick, Vice chairman, and
Harold T. Icl<AnL AAaEataxE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
VERNON TAKES FIRST
GAME FROM SAINTS

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 9.-Vernon,
champion of the Coast league had a
one game lead today on ST. Paul, the
American Association champions, in
their nine game series to decide the
championship of the minor leagues.
Vernon beat st. Paul to /. Two bril-
liant double plays behind Finneran
helped him to stop the A. A. champs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
MEETS AT DETROIT

Detroit, Mich. Oct. 9.-Open cove
nants openly arrived at was the order
of business here today at the general
convention OF the protestant Episcopal
church following the throwing open
of sessions In the house of bishops.
Not since the present constitution
was adj 4, in 1889, have sessions of
the he 80 Oh bishops been open.
The fight to open the bishops secret
sessions started twenty years ago.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09
GERMAN SOCIALIST
LEADER is SHOT BY
MAN FROM VIENNA

Berlin, Oct. 9.-Hugo Haase, leader
Of the German Independent Socialists,
was shot by man from Vienna, who
said his name was Vogel. Hasse's
wounds were not serious. Vogel fired
ut him several times outside the
Reichstag. Hasse acted as attorney
against Vogel In extortion cases.