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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
TRASPASOS
COMPRAS
ENSENANZA

LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTo = do
micilio. Precios convsucionale.. PROFESSOR
FELIZ RUANG, graiuado en- los Conserve.
torios dc Paris y Marid. Reeibc ordenes 5l9
Morales st. Sc hah1a frances y espanol.
ApREciDA listed 10 escencial en- inSks.
Mande IN pes,. > rccibirs lecciones praeti-
cas- . ;,srrJes;cnes. Prof. NJ. R. Diaz, 400
n. Ticrcp.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

DR.. Paul COOK. Oticinas en- Ia Bo,ics
d. San Pedro. 80 ". Commerce s.. Espc-
ciai atcnci6n Il las ~cnlcrmcdadcs del csto-
mage y ~rinores. Habla e~spahol. Tclcfonos (:
Oficins. Cr. 1865; Residential, Travis 69ii.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
Ell Teniente Velazquez.

Como el v~iejccito anterior, este Vc-
terano luce cuatro conCecoracIones
ganadas en- distirtaS wees que 81 cuer
DO, ell Sexto Battalion de lnfanterla,
rechaz6 al enemigo con II hravura
incompatible, al mando del General
Ignacio de la Tore.
Ell senior NelaaQuez tome parte
muv activa Ell ell primer conlbats, en-
uue ell enemlgo cCmenzo a darse cucn
Ia de 10 aus significaban los mexlca-
nos como defcnsores de su sucio.
En- csc conlcata,-dice cl vete-
rano.-pude advertir con asombro
c! valor temerario del general Nc
CRETE. Con una sangre tria. propia
de I'm verdaderc heroe. delo al ne
Migo CUE ilesara hasta muy GER
! ca dc nuestraS t%rinchcraS, en- las cue
permaneCiamos pechO en- terra, pre-
saS de una natural e inrenSa zozohra.
Cuando los f~ranccscS estuYIeron a
trio de rifle. e! general Negretc orde-
no abrir IN fuego rapido. con el que
causamoS al invasor Ia prlmera ser-
presa. ante la cual do muestras dc
va~cilac;or. En- este estado de ami
mo 10 obligamos a rcplcgarsc has
Ia suS OrimerAS lincas. hsclcndc!e
muchas tajas".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
SINGER
| SINGER

AEcrtc Autorizado por Ia ConrpanIa.
Quicn comFra una Singer ticnc naquipE Sc
Sura. La Singer ha Sido la fclicidad dc
muchoS hocares y consuclo de muchss ma
dres. Cuando quicra listed una magnifica
maauina &c Singer, al contado o 4 plaZcS.
vesne Embellishments. Recibense maquinss
usa6ss en- cuenta, ash como cabaLos- mulas
y bugries. MaQuinas Singer de segunda,
TITLES con accessories. desde $500. Otras
ma.cas dsde $500. Toda clasc de accessories,
lanzadress. agujss. aceite.-Alamo Saving
Machine Supply Co. sos So. Alamo. (1o)
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G~RATIFICARE CON $1,000 a la persona
quc me propo-cione iuformes de mi hernia
no Jose Paiiares. de quien no recibo no
ticias desde mace IN aho cinco moses, fe-
cha en- que me cnlistaron en- el E~jcrcito AInc-
ricano que fuE a Franeia. Tcdo informe
sobre cl particular dirijssc a Pedro Palls'
rse, Oxford, N. Up. o. Box s27. Ge)
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PROFESSIONALS

DIR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Medicinal y
cirugia ne general. Hotel Monterrey. GUAR
;cs l y >. 100 s. Santa Rosa Ave. IcIcio'
nos CT. 1876 y CIR. 5000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

con $500 G~RATIFICARE a Ia persona Que
mo proporcionc inforrnes dc Ia Sra Mariana
Escobedc. auicn tiene dos hermano llamaios
Jesus > Rosendo. TODD informc dirijasc a
Anastasio Franco, 7l6 West 18th. St. Che.
renne. Wyo. t4tp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

Sc VENDE LA PANADERIA
TURIN. OCURRAN 1919
SO. FLORES ST. (15)

BAHAMAS COMPUrADoRAS AI-ToMA-
TICAS lie toja. cl7ses SC yendc-, ca,:bian o
rcparan. H. E. Har-is. 50S Main Ave. Cro-
ckett 1924.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
LOS HUELGUISIAS PROTESTAN
PORQUE NO LES PAGARoN
SU SALARIO COMPLETE

MADRID. Mayo S.-Los telegra-
fjStaS protestaron hoy de manera ener
gica contra la decision del sobierno,
de deduci-les de su saeldo ell tempo
que estuvieron Ell hUclga.
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Y CoRNISAS.

IQuiere listed cmplzstar su CASA! Tenro
bastante exrcr;encia para haccr teda clase
de c~rnplastc dentro y fucra dc las habitaeio-
ampIios eonocimicntos y hago mi traSajs
bicn. o SEA trabajc dc princra clase. Hags
aeabsdos interiors; dc arena. lisos, de yesc.
b!anco DC Kccne e imitacion de teja para
cuarto. d. baao o cocina- Para zeaosdos o.
fucrs. CT aspe.o de arena, de piedra eerni-
da = tcos cIase de trabaio del ramo. Pun
t.aIidao v cons.ancia en- cl traoajo. VezEs
O hstIrr.e per ~telefono. 22l So: Prcsa 81
Interior, Crockett o65s, Fernando Espsrzi
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PERDIDAS

ESTRAFIE una cartc-a contenicndo dincro
y documcntcs. Gratificare con $40 90 a la
persona que Ia dcvuclva i Alberto Villa
rreal. cargo La PrcnSa." l3)
GRATIFiCkRE a la persona que me de-
yuelva una yegua mora r9ci!la con una ci-
catriz baio Ia erin. pcrdida ultimamentt.
Zeferino Reyes. 1914 So. Laredo st. San An
tonic, Texas. I2D
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Sc G~RATIFICARA con $500 a la persona
nuc prororcionc informes dc lsidro Sanchez
ou;cn on Enero dc 1915 SC cambij dc Fl
PaIo Verde Road. Los Angeles, Cal, con
Jumbo desconocido. Is dc 30 amos de cdad
> casadc. TODD informc dirijasc 4 Basilio
Sandoval. Camp 40. 5, Rock Island. Topc-
"a Kansas. Cd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

RENTO NAGNlFlCO cuarto con O sin asis-
tcncia. bauo y luz. 1901 So. Alamo St. I2l
Sc RENTA un cuaTto amucb!aGo en- cas-.
dc iamilia con TODD genera de comodidadc,
y rcnta razonable. ie9 y. San Saba St.
TclGfonu Travis il35.
Sc REETtN cuartos Vcntiiados ccrca CEN
trc. para personals sin fam:iia. en- go Dwyc.
Ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

NOS ENCARGAMoS de toda clase de reeh-
mscions. sobrc te-rcnos. academies persona
les, etc Gestionanos Il compr7 o vensa 90
tisrras para cualquier empresa, Essr u
de Robertson. Ile2 Wyoming ST. San An
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

EENDO MAGNifICOS Totes pcrfcctamcntc
situ.dos en- excelentes condicienes dc page.
vcnder!os CT abonos senanarics des-
de Is cts. Para mayores informes ocnrran
4 Ia Ticnda de E1ii Blum y pregunten por
Egen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

Cuando ~necesits 1Ibros en- espano'
dirijase ] Isnacio E.. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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Sc NECESITA hcmbrc para manc;ar truck
Ocurran a 1924 S. Medina ST. Qel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
BOLANOS CACHO,

hbcSaio McxlcEEo. Lonauitas y documcnta.
Clones juridicas conccrricntcS a leyes y ncCo-
clos dc Mexico. 1o3-Iei Car!cs Bldg. Ell Pa
e., TcxaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

rARLos DE LA ROSA. Hojaiatero. 4ot
Monterey st. Toda elise de traba,os y 10
Iparaeicncs del ram5.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA un matrimonio para trabajo
general dc campo. Bucn suicide. Ocurrar
! $50 So. Alamo.
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Sc GRATIFICARA -ampiiamente a Ia per-
soma QUE propcrcionc informes de- jovcn
Loss Mendoza Herrera, quien sc "ino &c
Mexico para este pals hace cineo amos. no
habianGose reeibido hasta la fecha ninguna
noticia suya. Todo informc dirijase 4 Asus-
tin Mendoza. cargo Oficinas de La Prem
sa." San Antonio. Texas. I'D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

Sc NECESITAN 10 s~enoritaS para traba!e
ligero Y aSradablc. dc S a 5.-Diriiansc .
l22 Essex ST Luthy Hydrometer Co. Gs)
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Ell captain Bslesrcel.

Don Jose Maria Balcarcel Y Paio-
mino. formaba en- ell cuerpo oe Ia
padores o~rganizado en- la ciudad dc
San Luis Potosi. cuerpo que ell &C.
bierno de aouel Estado envio inmedla-
tamente al campo eneuigo, al Saberse
Ell avance de la invasion.
Dice ell captain Balcacel que su cuer
20 10 era de los que debian entrar
en- conbate. zero que muchas veces
10 hizo con verdadero ardimiento.
sobre TODD. en- la Ultima ofenSiva en-
cue ell General Zaragoza tom6 el men
do de una parte de las fuerzas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

So ATENCION. L. Suplico ia file en- este
anuncio. LA POMADA GONZALEZ es e
renlcdio mas eficaz del mundo para los ca.
los. mezqUi1oS. zizotcs y toda clase de sra-
nos en- Ia piel. Renitsmc p cts, Ell cstam.
pi.as postales y n vuclta dc correo lie mando
una caiita libre dc porte. Devuelro cl di.
nero, sin tramiteS, a Ia persona que sc Gu
re v no sane de csas enfermcdatse- Una
doccna. 500 librc dc porte. Pida c. o. d
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ, P. o. Box 547
Laredo. Texas.
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C. MESDEZ 7 HSOS.

Concentrates en- Frutas J
Fuerte cxisicncia .n Chile Verde en- Vina-
gre Y Seco ie todas clasc,. 2ls AariEoros
S.. Ss" Antonio. 1e1aa
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SONBREROS PARA SENORAS.

Sc bacen o ccmruncn. garantizando salts
faction complete, a precios qae no adhitcn
comactencia. Especialidad en- sombreros para
rinss. Venga listed a VERNE y Qucdara con-
venr;da. Sra. L. G. de Valdez, 5S5 W. ko-
mana ST.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc REErAN cuartc5 amucblados con luz.
banos. vista a la Gallo y centricamcntc situa-
de-. con o sin aSistcncia. Rcnta barsta. los
So. Prcsa. tlit
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Sc NECESITAN , fsmilias para los desahi-
jes dc algcd6n. Ocurran 5o2-k E. Houston
Street. III
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PESQUISAS

GRATIFICARE A LA persona que me pro.
porcionc iniornles exactos del paradero de
Sr. Carmen Cervantes, originate de- Pen
ian,o. Gto., de & pies de estatura y de "a
amos de edad. Sus iltimas noticias las re-
sibi en- Abril del aho Iasado. TODD infor-
me dirijasc a Felipe Razo. Downey Iowa,
I3j.
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LISTO. SENIOR. LISTO.

Tenemos un uagnifieo Plan con VEIN
TICUATRO msnaras fdciles dc gan2r dine
70, No DESAPROVECHE I'd. Ia oportuni-
dad y pidanos DETALLES GRATIS, en-.
viando estanpillls para Ia contestaeion-
MEXICAN CARD CO. Box Ill. Sta A.
San Antonio, Texas.
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Dos departamentos a.nuebiado.

Ccutricos. compucstoS &C tres cuartos con
bano : cucina con toGa claSc dc comodIGa-
Ges rcunicnGo todaS las modernaS convcn;cn.
cias. No ha: en- Ia ciudad mas boni:os nj
mcjcres dcpartamcntos- Rentan $4,000 Y
$4,000 mcnSua.cs. Ocurrsn sos n. Santa
Rosa Ave. ccrca del Hospital dc Santa Ro.
Sd. (l2)
CUARTOS LlMPIoS. hien anucblados y
e~conCmicos. Tambicn departamcntos rar;.
familias. Hotel Monterrey. 100 So. SaE-
u Rosa Ave.
HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartos limp:os y ba-
rates. precios cspcci2les por scmana. 90
y. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
Sc RENTAN dos cuartos 7 famiIia honora-
bic dc poelS personals grandcs. En- Jll
North Santa Rosa Avenue.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
70 RID STATE OF i. w i, W.


Seattle, Wash, Nov a. The campaign to rid Che
state Of Washington Of VS. and other radicals was u
full swing today Reports from Tacoma stated that Nv
WIS gathering at Bordeaux, WASH preparatory to
an attack the jail at Olympia the state capital Three
alleged w. W.swere in jail there Every in Olpn1
pia who could obtain gun went to the JAIL dispatches
stated preparing to resist attack by the Reds The
prisoners meanwhile brought to the state refora
tory at Monroe Hundreds Of alleged Reds have been
rested in dozen cities One Of the most raids
was at Spokane The Union Record official organ of the
labor unions here which was shut down yesterday by the
United States marshal was allowed to resume publication
today United States District Attorney Saunders, charg
ed the publishers with condoning the rderers who killed
four members Of the American Legion at Centraa Tues
day. The were released $4,000 bail each. E 3.
Au the editor then arrested charged with Grim
nal libel The complaint alleges he DETAINED the four
men slain at Centra1a. He released on $1,000 bail
The Union Record played prominent part in the recent
general strike here Governor Hart, has entered the
fight with communication to district attorneys shers,
and police officers calling them to renew all allegances
to the constitution and the law and go forward with de-
termination to speedily and lawfully rid the state Of these
enemies of society and enemies of constitutional govern
ment' s1#s5*3
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
ALUMNI BANQUET
WASBlC SUCCESS

During the annual convention Of
teachers which met in Minot last week
1.-THE alumni Of v. OK N. met on Thurs
day evening in their banquet at the
Bethania lutheran church. This ban
quet and reunion is an annual affair
and always provides the opportunity
for the alumni who are teaching, the
faculty members who attend the con-
vention, and former students who are
now teaching, to renew their friend
ships. NJ.
Between courses Miss Fanny G. Am
idon led in singing some of the old,
familiar songs everyone likes SO we'll
The singing put "pep'' into the pro-
ceedings and no doubt aided the diges-
tive functions of the diners.
The v. G. N. faculty committee,
headed by Mr.. Switzer, had prepared
a program of toastsswith President G.
e. Allen as POSTMASTER. He talked
briefly, but pointedly, and said that it
was his. ambition to continue the good
work which had been so firmly ground
ed at the Normal school. The presi-
dent said he appreciated the fine sup
port which the alumni had given and
craved its continuance At this point
former president George "A. McFar-
land was introduced. Mr.McFarlard
was in a reminiscent mood and told a
number of familiar stories which he
said he had often told before. HeSem
!phasized. the fact that there was great
er need for work now than at any
time in the past to retrieve the terri
BILE losses occasioned by the World
War. ~ E.{
President Allen next introduced
She said that it seemed as though she
were standing in bay window
where she could look sboth into the
past and into the future. Old friend;
ships were spoken Of as well as the new
ones which had been SO recently made.
She had note Of encouragement for
all and asked that the alumni contrib
ute their share in the constructive pol
icfes which were to characterize the.
future of the Normal school. u I'M
Oscar Hiaasen, 16, speaking for the
alumni expressed his pleasure at be-,
ing there and said that the alumni
would always be interested in hearing
of the welfare of Y. C. N. 4
One Of the guests of the evening
was Hon. George A. Totten who res
ponded when called upon by the toast-
master After few stories the speak
er dweIt upon the necessity Of recon.
struction based on correct principles.
Failures in the past havebeen caused
by neglect to build rightly and on a
sound Christian basis.
One hundred people were in attend
ance. The best Of good cheer prevail
ed. There were many happy, friend
Iy reunions which the other meetings
Of the Association did not permit since
all, WHO would, could not get together.
It was distinctly a typical v. c.. N.
banquet
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
EMBARGO ON FRIGHT SHIPMENTS

Chicago, Nov 18-An embargo on all freight ship
the supply of the railroads coal to be consid
cred at meeting of regional railroad directors with D
rector General Hines here today The supply of coal due
to the miners STRIKE is growing low and immediate drastic
steps must be taken to insure sufficient fuel to keep the
necessary trains running it was reported before the meet
ing.
Failure of miners to return to work yesterday has
made it necessary to take action immediately R. H.
Ashton, regional director for the northwest stated An
embargo on all freight on the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul railroads from Chicago to the Pacific coast
placed in effect through 1t stated today the
embargo was intended to apply only to San Francisco
The roads have only IL days supply Of COAL it re-
ported Seven regional directors held scale meeting
here yesterday No results of the session made pub
lie by Ashton but he said that seemed the freight
barge had been considered He declared the fact that
embargo to be considered again today did not
they would be issued 1--WE may find some other way out
he said
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
REFUSES INJUNCTION

New York, Nov. 4-Federal Judge Hands denied mo-
tons for nunctons, restraining authorities from en-
forcement of the Vostead prohibition enforcement act in
decision announced this afternoon petitions Of brew
and liquor dealers here. few minutes after Hands
decision was announced, Federal Judge Knox handed
down two decisions concurrng with this action
HOUSE IS EXPECTED TO SHOW POLICY TODAY
Washington, Nov 14.-The policy of the house to-
wards railroad labor expected to be determined today
during consideration of the railroad bill. 49,.
The functions regarding adjustment of railroad dis
putes up for three hours debate Immediately after
converting, vote will come several amendments in
Guiding the drastic antstrke clause with heads of rail-
road employees declaring that the house plan for adjust
ment of labor disputes vicious than the senate and
law The house bill would end all disputes to railway
adjustment board composed of equal number Of repre-
sentaves of the roads and employees Should this board
fail reach decision the woqd be taken to 60a ard
employees and the roads.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
ARTIST PL "A YSIJP Il.
70 HER REPUTATION

The Budget has received from Dean
Knute Froysaa the following critical
estimate Of the splendid concert given
by the English VIC liniste, Isolde Men
ges: S-sl
1t was a fair-sized audience, the
weather considered, which greeted
Isolde Menges, the English violiniste;,.
at her initial appearance in Valley
City, in, the Aud itoriuqn Monday eve,
ming. 3s3 .ss Il. .S3
In Isolde Menges we made the ac..
quaintance Of an artist with all the
attributes of a great violinist, and her
recital was one Of those rare occas-
ions Of, exquisite enjoyment, the mems
cries Of which we cherish as, the
years go by. IN.
In the Veraciai Sonata, which open--
ed the program, she revealed con.
troll, which knew Of no difficulties, of
no serious obstacles to the unfolding
of the hidden beauties of this classic:
Her tone was full and round, always
remarkably smooth and flexible, her.
sense Of rhythm and proportion scent
ingly infallible; in addition a strong
under-current Of temperament and q
fascinating personality. !. y,
Aue Observation-Disclosures DUCTS cOncef-t
to, 80 rich in melodies and coloring,
was the piece de resistance on the
program It was played with an aban-
dom, a sweep and a color Of tone rare,
ly present in the performances even Of
the greatest violinists. The delight
full recital was brought to a close with
Saint, Saens' Introduction and Rondo
'Capricrioso, played with all the finesse
One might expect from this wonderful
artist. u. .sk
Miss Beattiegproved herself to be an
laccompamst Of unusual merit.
Those who braved the blizzard and
came to the recital felt. amply repaid
for their Efforts
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
EXPLAINS TIE !.
A4A - 80 A1A w. 4-H - AAAD s
MASTER BUILDER Z

At the chapel exercises q week ago
Thursday, Miss Helen M. Crane gave
IA very interesting talk explaining the
plot and characters Of Ibsen's play:
"rhe Master. Builder, which is to be
presented here this week. N, n "
"The Master Builder is a drama of
every day life with an. underlying
truth. It has a great number Of SYM
bols Of modern characters. Ibsen was
a reformer with the idea that all re-
form comes from within. His heroes
are sometimes ideals and sometimes
the opposite. In the Master Builder
the hero is an unusual, conservative
man. The characters presented are
the types Of people who surround a
great man. No. Ss;:ss. VI, XIII ..S. s .5E8s
The story runs thus: There is a
fire in the wiie's ll,Aline's house, after
which she is very deeply strick ken. She
herself becomes an invalid and tWosof
the children die. This makes it pos
sible for Harvard Solnessi to build
houses. He later builds churches. II
was the Norwegian custom at that
time for the build der to hang wreath
on the steeple of the church. AS he is
unable (symboli cally) to stand at this
great height he decides to build
churches no longer but to devote his
time to the construction Of houses.
The people praise his work, and he
becomes intoxicated with applause.
One evening he goes to Hilda Wangel,
q girl Of the village who becomes q
motive power in his life. She tells Us
him that public approvalsi s not wrong
sin itself, but when used as q motive,
He tells Hilda he will return in ten
years md make her 9 princess.
He builds houses and ruthessiy
crushes every one who comes IN bis
WAY. His young son, also an archi-
ltect, is working for him, and feaflRg
THAT he may leave, he persuades his
/ fiancee, Kaia Fosh, to becsnae his
bookkeeper.
He Isl continually seeking success
only for himself, and be refuses to
recognize the work Of his son. for fear
the younger generation win rob him
Of his powers. 3s ss5
i Ten years pass, and he becomes a
.sMaster Builder, but realizes thatshe
has failed in not attaining his high
est ideals. 3es ri
His wife becomes alarmed at the
condition Of his health physically
and mentally, and calls a physician
DR.. Herbal. Just then Hilda comes
on the scene unexpectedly, and asks fol-
her kingdom. She gains control OF
4 him. He. will not say that Ragnar has
talent but Hi1da persuades him to ap-
prove his papers. .s
Hilda is anxious that he climb the
tower (symbolica lly Of his. own new
a home He climbs successfully to the
top, and places the wreath but falls
on the way down, and dies. Hilda
4 cries, My Master Builder!"
4 His death is symbolical Of spiritual
death. which must come to all men Of
his kind, and reveals world truth. Z
The present world crisis is due ,tc
4 self -individualism.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
SENATE DOES HONOR TO LATE SENATOR

Washington, Nov. 14-The senate stood adjourned
today out of respect Of the Late Senator Martin Of Vir
gnia whose funeral will be held at his home in Charotts
vile this afternoon Many senators left to attend the
neral Meanwhile both sides declared "a hour truce
the peace treaty fight When the upper house meets Satur
urday another attempt limit Debates expected unless
there are pronounced signs of Increased activity
Pending before the senate today is coture petition
offered by Senator Lodge vote will be taken the
ton at II tomorrow morning, without debate A two
thirds vote required to pass the motion and it carries
Imitation debate on the peace treaty begins Instantly
After that each senator speak only hour the
whole subject of the treaty. and other be
brought before the senate until the treaty finally acted
upon The Lodge reservationpan has gone through with
out slip thus far The reservation article 10,
adopted in the form which the president said would cut
the heart out Of the treaty These reservations
passed without any change whatsoever despite Of
amendments for substitutes offered largely by the demo
cratic side.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-20
THREATENING TO TIE UP RAILROADS

Washington, Nov. 14-The railroads VIII be complete
y tied up within six days. if congress passes anti strike
laws Representative Burke Of Pennsylvania told the
house today during the debate the Esch railroad bill
Burke is chairman of thegenera adjustment committee
of the conductors He indicated that general strike
would result but did not specifically say The railroad
desire to- settle their disputes with their employers
without government intervention Representative Nolan,
of California declared He isa union Representa-
tive Cannon Of Illinois announced his support of the Web
ster antstrke amendments declaring labor troubles in
the country have been brought about by Jealous lead
ers who think they have to raise hell to hold their Jobs