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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
TW!sIS.sII !I.sI |W.!ss|ll I! Z!
CROCANUV SOUD ODLO.
ZEN.

Trestnl soudce Levine odlO-
I'll vcera process s Johnem Gro
ranem do dubnoveho soudniho
obdobi. Staao Sc tax ma zadost
Zvlastnich statnich zalobcu
Daye Wilkina, jimz jde O Wy
uzitkovani Groganovych v6do
lrosti ohledn6 "zlocinn6 Why"
V Clevelandu nedavho Sc rozsi
r:vsi. Grogan jest ochoten wy
Zradit vSe co mu znamo O rtlz-
nych praktikach n6kterych L.
rednich osobnosti. profcsionel-
rich rucitelu a politiku, proti
rimz cht6ji zakrocit Day a Viii
kin jakmile Haasova afera Il.
pine buGe skoncovana. Grogan
bude souZen pro zavrazdeni po
iicisty Gaffneye. Pfiznava sc
dobrovoln6 a milosrdne soudni
rozhodnuti ocekava vzhledem
K tomu, ze niue statu svym
svedectvim v jinych pripadech
vypomoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
SPOUTANl TRESTANCI
UTEKLI.

Peoria, Ill. - Dva trestanci
rtekli vGera vladnimu strazni-
kovi Johnu G.. Workovi, ktery
ie dopravoval 2 Rock Island DO
draze Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy do Peorie. Utekli Via
ku, kdyz byli strazce sbli tax,
re pozbyl vedomi. Straznik hle
Gel 81 .ie zajistiti tim, re je spou
tai jeden ke druhemu, ale ami
to nepomohlo. Kdyz Sc Wax bli
al k Peorii, pozddali trestanci,
Earl Morrison, 21 rok starry, a
John Mills, 19lety, ably je straz
.ce dovedl do mistnosti, ktera
jest Il konce vlaku V sousedstvi
dveri. Kdyz tam $ mimi prisel,
vrhli Sc ma n6ho a Zatim co ie-
den jei bill, druhy mu vyrval re
volver. Cestujici, kteri chteli
Workovi prispeti, zastrasili
strelbou, zastavili 81 vlak, "a
tahnuvse "a ShGru. seskocili a
zmizeli We tine. Ackoli byli
spoutani a hned "a mimi vypra.
vena silna ceta policejtu a Sc.
lifovych pomocnikd, nebylo dc
sud po mich nalezeno stopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
|NEZAMESTNANCI UTOtILI
INA CHIcAzSKOU RADNICI.


Chicago, "a. brezna. - Vice
Ijak tisic nezamestnanych mu-
III, mezi mimi mnoho navra-
lt;vsich Sc vojind a namornikii
hnalo ma zdejsi radnici dnesni-
no dine dtokem, pozadujic pra-
lei. Vrata oddeleni pro verejne
prace, pro rozsireni vodaren-
ske potrubi a ulic byla pra-
VEN slova smyslu oblezena lid
mi z nichz bylo jiste mnozstvi
!GernochG, kteri aouzili v zako
|pech. Vsichni pozadovali Okla
mite zamestnahi, jelikoz Jim
hrozi hlad, vypoved' z bytd a
lpod. Vetsina Mich prohlasila,
5e jsou zenati a re jejich rodi
my trpi velice nedostatkem.
Zastup dostavil Sc pred rad
nici jiZ o Z hod. ranni. Jedno-
(tlivci pocali sc tlaciti o prvnf
mista a nastale neshody kaz-
dou chvli hrozily propuknouti
We vytrznost. Vypomocny ko-
misaf Burkhardt prijal dopole-
dine ITO vojak1 a namornikn a
200 jinych muzG, ale nezamest
nancG stale pribyvalo takze ma
Iplnovali radniGni chodby az do
skonGeni lrednich hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
M!ssS,sl US s. WSs] J! e!:,:s]
kONECNE DOPADEN.

1alety Cleveland'an w. Phil
lips zatcen byl vcera V Akron
dnes privezan zp6t detektivy
90 naseho mesta. Bude proce.
sovan z dkladn6 vrazdy. Phil
lips Zastfelil 6. listopadu 1918
hadce svou tetu, pani Dellu
Perryovou, 2747 vych. So ul. a
20 stfelbe ujel z mesta. Zatce.
ny udaya, re usmrtil svou pri.
huznou nahodile, tedy nikoli Il.
myslne. Stalo Sc tax pry "a ci.
steni loveck6, dOmn6le nenabi.
tt puSky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
PODLOUDNE USAZOVANf
JAPANCU v MEXIKU MA
! >HRANICfCH KALlFORNlE.

Washington. "a. breZna. -
Zahranicnim odborem narlze-
TO vysetrovani ohledne vyjed-
lnavani California and Mexican
Land Company, prodati iedno-
mu japonskemu syndikatu
100000 akra pddy ma pomezi
mexicko-kalifornskem.
lnformace, jez odbor ma k
disposici, naznacuji, re prodej
pddy byl by vyznacnym poru-
senim Monroeovy doktriny. Byl
by take v odporu s resoluci Sc
natora Lodgeho, ktera byla v
|senatu prijata pred dvema
roxy.
Tato resaluce, &C nema moe
|zakona, varuje zahraniGni via.
|dy prdCi koupim pozemka ma
teto pevnine.
Fakta v tomto prlpadu posla
ma Zahranicnimu odboru z Ca
lifornie senatorem James D.
Phelanem, jenz predlozil odbo
III dukaz, re koupe byla usku-
tecn6na a re japonsky syndikat
byl zorganizovan, ably tyto po-
Izemky pro osazeni prevail.
Uradujicf tajemnfk Polk do
stal protest od senatora Phela.
'ra dnes neprodlen6 talegra-
foval senatoru, ze vysetrovani
bude ihned zavedeno. V odbo-
III Ma zahranicni zalezitosti u.
cineno oznameni, ze vlada "a.
|sahne v6ci ma koren a zjisti,
jestli stava n6jaktho spojen1
mezi syndikatem a vladou ia.
!Eonskou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
WSs EWy;SSES] W;SE
SERzANT SOUCEK ZEMREl
We FRANCII. !

We vcerejsim seynamu amer.
ztrat We Francii vyskytuie Sc
t6z jmeno ceskeho serzanta lie
onarda j. Soucka, 44O5 Martin
Ave. jenz podlchl nemoci kdes
We Francii. Vsech .Cleveland'a-
nd dosud Europe padlych
ncb ncmocim podlehnuvsich ie
678, ran6nych celkem ic 1852
Il nezvestnych 466. Vsecky do
savadnf ztraty americke cini
275,762 Zemrelych, ranenych
neb pohresovanych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
(WSA !WSS
UMRTl STARE UcITELKY

Vcera zemrela We SVEN oby-
dll ma Euclid Ave-. roh vych.
116 ul. jedna z nejstarsich uci-
telek clevelandskych. 83leta
Marie Springerova. Tato liz
pred pull stoletim vyucovala v
mestsk6 skole Brooks ma Sibley
Ave., fnacez ucila privatne lati-
ne a jinym klasickym jazykdm.
Mlady Rockefeller byval jejim
zakem, Everett, Willard a po-
dobni zdejsi bahaci chodili k
Springerove "do hodiny".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25

= 5000 osob, 5000 zvifat, 6
mssicI pfiprav. Vice jak
million penez. Theda Bara
v Salome v Olympia. Sire
da a Ctvrtek,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
1.-THE COMMON
CAUSE"

zovana "a nejvetsi fotohru, wy
pravenou "a poslednfch her.
Zamestnava mnohe "hvezdy"
jake Herberta Rawbinsona,
Sylvii Breamerovo,u pani Ver-
non Castelovou, Majorean
Rambeauovou a celou fadu il
nych chvaln6 znamych umel-
c6. Hra celia rozdelena jest
ma sedm podstatnych casti a
jest skutecne zajimavou a lice
MIN lidske .stranky velkole-
pych bojd Americana po boku
spojencd.
K hre "The Common Cause"
pripojilo divadlo Tabor i jine
atrakce i nekolik mad pomysle-
nj veselych komedii.
Neopomente nikterak dostaviti
Sc k t6mto skutecne p6knym
predstavenim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
MSSl fW'SS
MS:SI IWS.SI WS.S
BANKROT NEWYORSKE
PODZEMNf DRAHY.

New York. - The Interbo-
rough Consolidated Railway
Corp, ktera vlastni v6tsinu
podzemnich drah ma Manhatta
hu, pfeala patek do rukou re
ceivera sheffielda, jenz usta-
noven soudcem Mayerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25
POZASTAVTE Sc!

Jakou priiemnost, jaky uzi-
tex da Vam Vase jidlo bez pi-
va? Muzete 81 piipraviti chut-
ne pivo We SVEN domove "a
$3.50. 62 lahvl napoje z pra-
veho sladu a chmele, napoj pri
rodni barvy bohatou smeta-
novou penou, takovy, jaky Wy
raben po staleti We stare vlasti.
Pamatujte, ze neni to lacina
napodobenina "near-beer", ale
cisty, zdravy, prirodni napoj z
nejlepSlch sIadG a chmeld. Po-
slete $3.50 "a velkou krabici,
nebo miizete-li, prijfte 81 pro
nj - 2 odbocky.
PARAGON MALT CO..
3915 Hyde Ave. S. w.
SPAS Dolloff Road.
Cleveland, o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25

- Salon1e Ella 40 let pred
Kristen. Zije je;ts dnes -
historic nezaznamenava oso
by il podobns. Olympia We
stfedu a We Gtvrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-25

-; Nadhera a krasa stare
Judei znovu ozivuje ma pro-
mitacim platns. Theda Bara
jako Salome v Olymia We
stfedu a We ctvrtek.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
Five Brothers Have
Terrible Experience
With Montana Blizzard

Livingston, Mont, Dec. 2.-As the
Voyageur would say, 'sWhen she snow
in Montana, she snow!" Y
Witness the experiences Of the five
Brannin brothers, who have just re-
turned from the wilds after being
caught in blizzard, out Of which
they dug themselves with skillets.
During the two terrible days they
lost three horses. 81
The brothers crossed the Crazy
mountains into the wilderness back
there and had just settled in camp
when the snow began to come down,
They knew enough of billiards to- tfy
to flee, but the only pass was seven
to 20 feet deep in drift, when they
reached it. Having no shovels they
took to their skillets. Three pack.
horses injured themselves and had
to be killed. ~: - z.
The men worked day and night
advancing a foot at a time, and were
hurry and exhausted when they wof
their way into the open, where thu
snow was only up to their waists.
They report seeing at least one
thousand elk on the other side ant
declare the little known land there j.
4 sportsman's paradise. ,,;.a
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
Overseas Veteran To
Answer Murder Charge

Helena, Mont, Dec. 2.-The second
place of sensational shooting case
opened here today when John Hughes
formerly a policeman and an over
seas veteran, appeared in court to
answer for the death of Ray Teeters,
whom he shot in this city on November
r., in quarrel, it is said, over q wo-
man.
The widow Of Alex Mclean, killed
a few days before by Officer Walsh
of the police force, while resisting
arrest, is a witness in the Teeters
case: She was said to have been at
the tragedy. Hughes says he fired
in self-defense.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
.B!L|.L1F0R. ! III. | ! ! R. REPEAL /. !: /
cIcARE1 # LAW
KILLED ED By HOUSE
No Comfort F or II s ttPIill''
Smokers Blue Lave Still
To Stand. 'z,1ss 'S:ls. IS.
CIV The Associated Press.l

Bismarck, NJ. 81, Def 33.-The
house Of representative, vi The North
Dakota legislature Today killed with
out roll call the bill designed to re-
peal the state "blus" laws relating to
the sale Of cigarettos. The shtion was
taken on adoption ef the committee
report recommending ind dffrite post
ponement of the measures ~
:. The proposed legislation provided
for prohibiting use Of cigarettes by
minors and prohit ting the sale 81
these articles without license and
providing for the licensing Of dealers
Similar measures were defeated at
the 1917 and 1919 regular sessions.
Within, the past six months, accord
ing to announcement today from the
attorney generals office, more thar
500 arrests for the sale Of cigarettes
have been made in the state.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
tBy The AssociateSysP,r yP,resl.

81. tBy The AssociatelyPre9s.)
Austin, Tex, Dec. 2 kiAlfred r.
Simpson, tho Trsvis sep1ty hero, has
received his fourth military medal,
the, French Medal &ilitaife being for
Warded to him here. te,.7 ft5r>,5, y
:. Simpson has already received the
French Croix de Guerre, 1.-The Italian
War Gross and the United States Dis
tinguished Service Cross for holding
up German. counter attack for two
hours single handed: His. commanding
officer has stated that the 7oung sol
der also will be recomnended for the
Congressional medal
:. Previous to entering the army Pri-
vate Simpson, who is now % years
old, was charcoal burner, ia Travis
county. Since. his Hischsfge citizens
of the county have raised fund OF
81 800 to. enable hi to secure an edu.
cation, and he has entered q ward
school in Austin. "
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03

scornered In Cabin On Laramie.
Peak He Start. Give Battle,
But Is Shot Down. 81
(By The Associated Press, !,

Douglas, Wyo., Dec. 3.-Two score
more years Of. prison life and possible
death in the electric chair confronted
William Carlisle, train bandit, as he
lay today in a Douglas hospital with
q bullet hole in his chest, while arm
ed guards hovered in the background
to prevent his escape. ~ '4ss.'r ;
Carlisle .was shot down in a cabin
yesterday by Sheriff A. S. Roach, Of
Wheatland, as the bandit, cornered,
reached for an automatic pistol to give
battle. The posse had trailed Carlisle
since Sunday morning through a BIT
ter blizzard. ,..' ss:sS
The outlaw, who had eluded pursuit
since his escape from the state prison
Ut Rawlins on November IL, and his
subsequent robbery of the Los Angel
es limited at Medicine Bow November
18, was strapped &c q pack horse for
the descent down Laramie Peak, 18
miles southwest of here, and then
bundled into an automobile and rush
cd to this city. T.
Just what disposition will be made
Of him has. not been determined. He
vas. serving 2 life sentence which had
been co1nr1uted to from Is tu so years
when he escaped. In the meantime
= new crime, for which death is the
penalty, mas been committed by the
outlaw. 4 ss3sssss ss5sssSss,s T, ,x,.:.
Carlisle will not die from his
wounds. He lived clean, has strong
physique, and has more than a fight.
ing chance to beat death.
II. dent blame you for shooting,
was the only statement the wounded
outlaw had to make. l a
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
LARGE GROUPS
Of Miners ARE
RETURNING WORK
Opinion Is Ventured That With
in Week Coal Production
Will Be Increased To Point
of Safety.
(By The Associated Press.]

Washington, Dec. 3.-With reports
coming in from scattered points that
miners are returning to work in large
groups brought a ray Of hope in Wash
ington- today that the acute stage Of
the national coal shortage was near
irg an end. Some officials venture the
opinion that by the end of the week
the coal production will be increased
to point of safety, but that probably
another week would be required be-
fore the country as a whole would be-
gin to feel the beneficial re5ults.
Meanwhile the government is show
ing no relaxation in enforcement of
strict coal rationing. In addition to
the orders already sent broadcast ov-
er the country, Director General Hin
es of the railroad administration au.
thorizcd regional directors TO curtail
more passenger trains where they
could be suspended without hardship.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
NEE! II! Ito WORK !
OUT o. UT|''ID|ETAILS=0
WAGE INCREASE
Continued Optimism Marked
q Although Production Fig
ures Show No Increase.
lBv The Associated Press.

Wy 4HS <AS6VCAaVeU 1GSSo.I
Washington, Dec. 3.-Mine operat-
ors from all parts of the country
gathered today to work out details of
the IA per cent increase suggested by
the government for bitumirous coal
miners. While the sessions officially
are restricted to operators in the CEN
tral competitive,felds, representatives
of other sections are on hand to gath
er facts en- which to base their own
adjustments! -E
It is said the findings Of the cen
tral field conn,itt<e probably would
be submitted to F'lel Administrator
Garfield for ratification, but that sew
eral days will be needed to work out
the problems presented
Continued optimism in. the official
circles was marked, although the pro-
duction figures showed no increase in
the daily tonnage This is now estim.
ated semi officially at better than 40
per cent of the normal.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
Idaho Banks Watch
Silver Dollar Problem

(By The Associated Press.)
Boise, Idaho, Dec. 2.-The problem
of the silver dollar is attracting con-
siderable attention in banking circles
and mining district of Idaho.
When silver leapcd To s1.30 an
ounce, it was pointed out that = dol
lar was worth slightly mora than face
value if sold as bullion. Tho possibil-
ity of q steady increase in the price
Of silver added interest to the specu-
lation, as practically all eastern and
European countries have been buying
American silver bullion, '"
Local bankers ard silver. experts
have declared that at the present
price it would NOT be profitablesto con-
vert silver dollars INTO bullion, even
though the government sanctioned
such q method. 1t has been estimated
that it would cost at least cent an
ounce to extract the alloy. from coin
ed silver, and mining men believe that
silver must reach S1.33 an ounce be
fore melting would yield q pi1eft.
From the dawn Of statehood silver
dollars have been popular in western
states but it~has been noticeable fol-
several weeks that they are hecomine
scarcer and scarcer.' One and two dol,
lar bills are becoming Increasingly
numerous in and around Boise.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
High School Athletic
Assn Elects. Officers

AT four o'clock yesteraal {serpoon
the High School Athletic ~ Aiklsassociat
elected new officers to hA the vtaaan-
cies left by students WHO have left
school. S.;:st Il
Harold Kelly was elected president
to fill the vacancy left by Kaa Knee
shaw, and Joseph Christopherson was
elected field manager toGtaksaD Dwight
Jones' place. Other officers will be
elected directly after four o'clock this
afternoon.
+ Under these new officers the As
sociation expect to do big work in
athletics the remainder Of this year.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
Says Will Not .Sigl,

. 5s (By Ihe Associates. PreSS.)
Paris, Dec. Germany has decid-
edsnot to sign the rr0tocal presented
tosher by the alliessass 4 condition for
putting. the peace treaty into effect,
the peace conference has been notifi-
ell. ~ -. ,.,,. .a.: s.::..5f -.
!, Maf ~larne.I!::tcday Tat Baron
Kurt Won Lersnc. had of tn German
,lclesss On hers talled on Secretary
Duta>ta of tho papte conference Mon:
day nc told hss Germany had ma.ls
such a aecisior
This sttitudsts, taken as confirming
the reports M a sharp reaction in Ger
many within the last fortnight. Train
ed observers of German dev elopment
have expressed to members of the
peace conference the view that there
has been. q complete transformation
: Of the situation in Germany, and that
it is due to the failure of the United
States senate to atify the peace
, treaty.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
Professor Brings
Striking Students
To Terms With Rod

Miami, Fla, Nov. 19.-Pupils of the
Central Grammar School in this city,
who recently struck for shorter hours,
unions. A,~
A union had been formed, q charter
drafted, officers elected and walking
delegates chosen to make the rounds
of the school rooms and obtain sig
natures Of the pupils. a.,
Professor Davis, rod in hand, bore
down on walking delegates and con-
fiscated their. charter. Ontwartlly dis
cipline has been restored.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
lEAGUERS SEEK CURTAl IHE
POWERS OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
Would Place Power For APP
pointment OF Assistant At
torney Generals With Gov
ernor-Books Dealing With
Socialism Anarchy, Bolshev-
ism and Free Love Reported
ON Shelves State Library
(By The Associated Press. ]


Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 3.-The po-
litical battle between Independents
and Non-Partisan League factions in
the North Dakota legislature over a
bill curtailing the towers of the at
to1ney general today shifted to the
floor of the house Of representatives
on presentation of the measure which
yesterday develope.; a 80 to 1 victory
for the league in The senate.
The senate bill before the represen-
tatives would repeol the law author
izing the attorney general to appoint
assistants. A house bill sponsored by
the administration and now pending,
provides placing in the hants Of the
governor power over these appoint
ments.
The league efforts to control result
ed in two-thirds vote for the adop-
tion Of an emergency clause, which
would make the legislation Immediate
ly effected is expected to develop
bitter fight.
! Votes on house measures yesterday,
| which were declared by faction lead
! ers to be Indicative Of the votable
strength of the administration forces,
won by such figure approximating
two-thirds majority.
Another clash was expected in the
house late this afternoon 10 the re-
port Of the committee appointed late
Monday to investigate the work Of the
state library commission. The investi-
CATION resulted when Representative
1 o. B. Burtness, Grand Forks attorney,
declared from the floor Of the house,
that books dealing with socialism, an
achy, Bolshevism, and free love were
being distributed to the schools Of the
state through travelling libraries. Re-
port of the committee was made q
special order Of business for o'clock
this afternoon. Advices earlier today
were to the effect that a divided re-
port will be submitted, the majority
contending many such books as were
under discussion were in tie library
for circulation long before the pres
ent administration came in, and that
none of the partic liar volumes men
toned had been distributed.
The minority report, it was said,
would derounce the presence Of the
books on the library shelves, any any
endorsement of them as prorer read
ing matter for Official distribution.
Besides the senate bill relative to
the appointment of assistant attorney
, generals, today's house calendar in.
cluded several othe: measures upon
; which the lowest assembly yesterday
accepted the committees recommend
alton for passage.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
CONGRESS- !.
GETS DOWN | !. .
TO BUSINESS
Leaders Determined To Have
Some Constructive Legisla-
ton Enacted Before Holi-
days.
{By The Associated Press. ]

tBy The Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. g. Congress got
down to business today witt. leaders
determined to have some Constructive
Legislation enacted before, the Christ
mas holidays. 3.s:: s5;sssss s;sss. (. !, ,is.s,...
The Cunmins railroad bill. vas. be-
fore the: senate with. its anti.strike
provision and other clauses drawing
sharp attack. supporters of the meas
ure: had hoped for speedy action, bu.
now foresee an exhaustive discussion
On the bill before q final vote. .
In the house where the five billion
dollar appropriation. bill was. submit
ted the republican forces have adopt
ed a hold down policy, and sharp
clashes over the appropriation. is ex-
pected.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03

NEWbERRY CASE
IS AUTHORIZED
Senate Will Begin Hearings
= On=the Election After Holi-
days.
(By The Associated Press J

Washington, Dec 3.-Investigation
Of the Ford-Newbe,ry senat: ::rial con-
test in Michigan was authorized today
by the senate, which adopted resolu-
tion by Senator Pomerene, democrat
of Ohio, providing for the inquiry. No
roll call was necessary, and less than
a minutes discussion was necessary
to bring out that the measure had
been previously approved by the priv
ileges and elections committee, which
will conduct. the inquiry. y.
Z" Hearings under the resolution are
no. expected to start until after the
:. !; ;.ys,. and they may be confined to
:, ,''i;:, II: lection, since the alleged frauds
u, sing Tie primaries are now being
dealt with by the courts.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03
Big Demand For
Jack Rabbit Furs
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Pierre, S. D., Dec. 2-The high cost
of caps and hats threatens to make
the jack rabbit INDUSTRY profitable
one for residents of North Dakota.
For many years the desp1sed bun
MES, which cause thousands of dol
lars damage to crops every season,
have been Slaughtered merely to re-
duce the scope of their dep,cdations.
Farmers merely counted tho results
of their slaughter in the saving to
their grain.
Eastern hat manufacturers have
made inquiries of state officials re-
garding :he states. rabbit -recouces,' y
intimating that the trade expects to
purchase rabbit skins in large guam
titles. - -
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-03

First Case Ii Newberry Indict-
ment. Expected To Come
Up First Week In January.
fBv The Associated Press,

(By The Associated Press.j
Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 3.-F. c.
Daley, special assistant United States
attorney general charged with the
prosecution of cases against 135 men
indicted in connection with the cleo
tion Of Senator Truman H. .Newberry,
today took up preparation of The trials
the date of which has been set for
Ee>t Monday-sIt. is reported the first
ease will probably come up the first
week, in January. The trial is expect
ed to continue ten On twelve weeks.