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New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Africa /

Alden
Frosn New Yerk
gsD@e se-NAsTgRN PILOT (y,
osA ss1H1NcRr.SY YrIsRsaa Nayigss''n eTs Co.
Oriental Navisatipn Co.
Delagea Bay
FROM New York
BsDs. ss-HAsTNRN PILOT (F0
maA. sa-pI3NtR, gpTIsnsa! MM1yigas'on M aH.s Co.
Oriental Navigation Co.
Mombasa
From New York
gspe. so--EAsTERN PILOT (F)
o.s ~ 0Stental Navigation Co.
Oct. so-H1NckHRYF H:ssa 4HSF'esD eF9 l'ns'' Inc
Oriental Navigation Co.
North Africa, Madeira, Morocco
From New York
Sept. .2E-JEFFERsoN COUNTY <re
Oct. 1e-BAY HEAD (F} N'''' AA''
o.. .o United HtH1,s American Line& Ina
Nav q, Un united a American Lines. Inc.
Wa. .n United American Lines. Inc.
NOV. .SO-MARSODAK (F)
United American Lines. Tno.
North East Africa, via Red Sea.
Alden, Mombasa (Kilindinij J,
Bera, Delagoa Bay
From New York
Sept. %o-EASTERN PILOT (F)
MA a. Oriental Navigation Co.
Oriental Navigation Co.
Gram, Algiers, Valencia, Barcelona,
Marseilles
From New York
Sailed LAKE GREENBRIAR m,
Elwell Lines.
West Coast Ports, FunchaI (Madeira
lslands), Casa Blanca, Canary
Islands, Dakar, Bathurst, Bissae.
Cenakry, Freetown, Monrovia,
Grand Bassam, AKIN, Seccon.
dee, Accra, Lagos, Matadi, Cape
Pslmas, Loanda, Lobito Bay
From New York
tbeading-JoLEE CD Bull Co.. Agents.
Receiving-CAONTARF (F)
Bull & Co.. Agents.
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Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.

Commercial Baltic Line,
Commercial European Lane.
Commercial India Line.
Commercial South American Line.
Commercial West Indian Line.
broadway, n. Y.
Bowling Green G223.
Munson S. S. Line
90 Beaver &c.. N. Y. Hanover $40.
National Shipping Corp.
25 Broad St., N. Y.
Broad Sl12.
N. Y. & Cuba Mail S. S. Co.
Foot wall st.. N. Y. John 1900.
North & South Line
r. Kleppe 4 Co.; Inc. III II broadway.
n. \. Bowling Green 6i3O-A.
Norwegian America Line
ss,sH BTdxe st.. A%sr!f" n. S Bins s Gn' ssso:
Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Broadway. N. Y. Whitehall 9so.
Oriole Steamship Lines
q Export port Tr"nspoytation ssas e. .,+.,
Stewart Bldg, Baltimore. Md.
St. Paui 6561.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
10 Hanover Square, N. Y.
Bowling Green 46S0.
Panama Line
Providence Atlantic Line
Giimartin Co, Managing Agents
"a Broad St., N. Y: Broad e4o1
is Westminster st.,
Providence, II. I.
Quebec S. S. Co.
81 Whitehall ST.. N. Y, Bling GIN 1900
r. Lawrence Smith, Inc.
II Battery Pl., N. Y. whitehall 84A.
Red d Line
'sS s. Vail "f.' st 4. & Han; H"noSeT eF1' ioo7s.
Red Star Line
B'way. N. Y. Bowling Green $3.50.
Richard Steamship Lines
wa2. s. y n K'shaFS e. %hsens GS sod dAssss sa. io e.
Sanderson & Son
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
Ellerman's Wilson Line.
Ellerman's Phoenix Line.
American Mediterranean Levant Line,
%6 broadway, n. Y. Broad 1880.
Seager Line
Seager Steamship Co., Inc.
rs Beaver ST., N. Y. Broad 1889 20 1873.
Southern Pacific Company
1o5 Bway. =. v. certlandt 4soo.
Standard S. S. Co., Inc
Bowling Green 7e.s-4-5.
American Bldg, Baltimore, I'D.
ST. Paul 837l-23.
States Marine & Commercial Co.
II Battery Pl.. N. Y. Whitehall 43s.
S. o. Stray Steamship Corp.
Bowling Green s7ae.
Steele Steamship Line
so Broad ST.. N. ". Broad 1897
Tracy Steamship Co., Inc.
IL State St., N. Y. Bowling Green 1888
Transportes Maritimos Do Estado
Roderick & Rumsey, Agents.
$40 Bridge ST., n. Y.
Bowling Green 5646.
United American Lines
80 Bway. n. Y. whitehall 1890.
U. S. Mail Steamship Co., Inc.
Passenger =, Offices: AS Broadway. N. Y.
Freight Onlces: leo Broadway. N. Y.
Rector $500.
United States Transport Co., Inc.
SO Broad ST.. n. Y. Broad 1882.
United Transportation Co.
II Battery Pl.. N. Y. whitehall $50.
Waterhouse & Co., Frank
l4o B'way. N. Y. Cortlandt 2slb.
West Coast Line
Vessel, Duval Co.
White Star Dominion Line
0 B'way, n. Y. Bowling Green 0230.
White Star Line
B'way. n. Y. Bowling Green asso.
Whitney & Co., J. F.,
10 Bridge st.. N. Y. Bowl. G'n 5A40.
Winchester Lines
Produce Exchange, N. Y.
Bowling Green 4SEO,
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Europe
{COmtanNeSab

naples. see Acres. Genoa. Marssillss
Newcastle, See Hun
Piraeus, Salonica, Constantinvple,
Black Sea Ports
From New York
Sept. so-osHKosH CD
Oct. 1e-JAcoNA AlsesS1 Sr5'S''''A a; Co.
Oriental Navigation Co.
Alho see Barcelona
Queenstown, Boulogne, London
From New York
Oct. s7-PANHANDLn STATE tPF)
L. S. Mail Steamship Co.. Inc.
Reval, See Danzis
Reykjavik, See Iceland
Riga, See Danz,g
Rotterdam
From New York
Sept. se-EDwARD LUcKENBAcR (Yo
Sept. ss-YAKA 1F5
ssps ssRs6RhA Rsff R+%1nS F. <: s cc5R v
Luckenbach Lines
Oct 6-F. J. LUCKENBACH (F)
Luckenbach Lines
Oct. 12--CHDsTER KIWANIs {F>
Oct. 1s--EDdAR F. IUcKENB4cH (y)
Oct. 2o-JULIA LUCKENBACR (g)
Luckenbach Lines
Oct. 27-HONNEDAGA (Fp
From Baltimore
Sept. 2s-PoLYB1Us tF)
Oct. 1cHnsrRR 1sEnss RismSnS RnwANfs 4 e cHT9' 5S5
~ q. Black Diamond 8. 8. Corp.
Oct. 20-HONNEDAGA (F)
Black Diamond 9. g. Corp.
From Philadelphia
Sept. 30-wAToNwAN {F)
Luckenbach Lines
Also see Antwerp
Rouen, Havre
From New York
Oct. e-AL0ER1ER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Got. ee-BoMBARDIER 1F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Salonica
From New York
, Sept. 2o-osHKosH (y)
oet ,o-q1enNA 9sisn;Sl Eay'satiOn Iay Co.
Oriental Navigation Ce.
Also eco Piraeus
Sansander, Geo v,so
Skein, Sec Bergen
Southampton
From New York
esR.' Get. ssH sPH1ApELPHiA pE fFR fi'aA Linz
Oct. e-oLYMP1c 1pF-R)
White Star Line
Oct. 20-ADRIATIC (PF.R)
White Star Line
Sfavanger, Sec TrondhjsHa
Stockholm, See Helsinsfer0. Gethsnbusa
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger,
Christiansand, Christiania
From New York
Sept. 2a-soNGDAL tF)
Sept. ss-RANENFjoRD tF5
Norwe egian- America Line
Oct. s-soNGyAND <F9 ,
Oct. 2S--SONGVAAR (F)
Oct. --sTvAN0ERFJoRD (Pp,
Norwegian-America Line
Oct. --BESSEGHN tF)
Observation-Disclosures Line
Valencia, Barcelona, Gran,
Marseilles
From New York
Sept. 2B-BELvIDERB (g) Elwell Lines
Oct. 16-DALLAs <F) Elweli Lines
Vigo, Santander, Bilbao, Malaga, Las
Palmas
Sept. s1--GUANTANAMo tF) Word Lane
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Europe
(Contenued)

(Contsnued)
Antwerp <continued>
From New Orleans
Sepa. 25--BTRGONDIER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Antwerp, Ghent
From Galveston
SEPT. 25--RED MOUNTAIN (F)
Steele s. 3. Line
Antwerp, Rotterdam.
From Baltimore
get. B-OTHO CF) Oriole 8 8 Line
Oct. 46--A STEAMER (F)
Orioie $. s.. Line
Oees JAMES OTIS lVl
Ortole s. &. Line
Avonmeuth, Bristol, Manchester
From Norfolk
gepg s-DAv3DsON COUNTY (Yo
Harris, Magiii &c Co.. 1nas
seDt. -~MoNOMAC (F)
Harris. Magil! q Co., Yna.
Oct. -~PAWTCcKET (B)
Harris. Magiii e. Co, 1ne.
Als0 Aee 3anlD
AvOnmeuth, Glasgow
From Baltimore
BeDt.<sS--MoSMouTH {F)
Oct. 5--'gAsT CHICAGO ~
baltimore y. q. Co. Yno.
@aab as~-MkLYEg fE)N " "ss'
Ma5stEaess D. a. Ges xaay ,.isss
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South America
Monseviide@
{Cssmtanua@s

Ne~ 0S4ses
(Csmtinusa)
Monsevideo
seps. ss-wUILL1MANT1c U4NT1c Sy,
Oct. ae-pnNAFLY G1ssasi! LNsy1Fst'0n y, Co.
Oriental Navigation Co.
meR&evideo, Buenos Ayres
From New York
SeDt. ss-RARMoDIUs tF) Houston q Co.
From Montreal
Sept. sS-HAL1ARTUs tE) Houston O. Co.
From Mobile
0ef' s-WnsT ToTANT lg)
Mentevideo, La Plata, Buemes Ayres
.. From New York
Receiving--NANTAHAL {F)
! Oct. MeHrs 9%4coM;H@ & Mccermack n1 Co.. Inc.
Barber 8. s. Line, Inc.
From Phiiadelphla
Sept. 2&-NoCKUM (F-R)
| asne "a inter-, dnternatlonai Freishtins Corp.
Oct. 20-COTATI 1F-R) 'A" ~'6S'
International Freighting Corr.
Sept. ss-rEGH EEG58HR HsT SSTS4bF S4Fleep' eg Ward LIN.
Meatevideo, Santos, La Plata, Com.
pana, Rosario
From New York
Sept. .ss-s1DDoNs 1F)
ALSO sec Rio dc Janeire, Para
Natal, SEQ Pars
Para, Ceara, Maceio, Pernambuco,
Cabedello, Natal
From New York
Sept. sl-sA1NT MICHAEL tF)
Oct. ,slFRXNeIs RGsih AmeF1san 5E, Shipping Corp
Booth American Shipping Corp.
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabadello, Pernambuco, Maceio,
Bahia
From New York
Oct. 2e-sALLUsr (F) Lampore O. Holt
Para. Maranham, Manaes, lquites
From New York
Oct. 1-M1cHAEL (F)
Booth American Shipping Corr
Paramaribo, See Demerara
paganagua, See Pernambuce
Pelotas, Sec Pernamouce
Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, Rio
Grande do Sui, Santos, Parana~
qua, Pelotas, Porto Allegro
From New York
Receivins-w EsTERN SPIRIT (T)
Oct. 1S-OsINEKE ,(F)
Moore q Mccormack Co.. 1na
Peru, Sec Chile.
Port au Prince, Cristobal, Buenaven'
tura, Esmeraldas, Bahia, Manta,
GuayaquiI
From New York
Oct. 2-GEN. w. G. GoR0As tPP)
Panama Line
Port au Prince, Cristobal, Carta.
gena, Puerto Colombia
From New York
Sept. 22-CoLoN <PT) Pananas Line
Porto Aegrss See Pernambuce
Porte Rico, See ne Guayrs
Puerto Cabello, 500 H~ Guayra
Puerto Colombia, Soc cristosal. Pert au
Prince
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Bahia Blanca
From Mobile
Sent. sB-LAUREL (F) Munson 8. 9. Lane.
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Monfevideo,
Buenos Ayres
From New York
Sept. 2E-SHACME (F) MunBon .. q. LiRo
Oct. 14-ARCH1MEDES (F)
Lamport & Holt
Rio de Janeire, Montevideo, Buenes
Ayres
From New York
Get: 9ss ,sEGAhcoNI ,s9Akdo 1PEp FIN Mun'0n Line
Oct. so-MARTHA wAsH1NGToN (Py)
Oct. so-1%UBAN MSuisa eSr5 ?: 5'1S hamport Holt
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Buenos Ayres
From New York
sailed-HALLBJOERG PF)
North & South Line
Oct. B-NORTH PACIFIC <F)
North & South Limo
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, La Plata,
Buemos Ayres
From New York
OCT. ao-LAFcoMo tT) Munson g. 8. Line
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Menfevideo,
La Plata, Buenos Ayres, Resario
From New York
Sept. 21--WEST EAGLE (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Sept. .2S-WILLIMANT1C {E)
Oriental Navigation CO.
Oct. 1G-TENAFLY (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Also @e0 PeKn9mbuc0, BahlA
Rio Grande do Sui, See Pernambuce
M0sarl0, See Rio de JaneiFo
ST. Laurent See Demerara
Sam Juan, SEQ La Guayra
Santos, See Rio de Jane,ro. Bahia
From New York
Sept. 21-WEsT EAGLE CD
Oriental Navigation Co.
8ept. .2H-WILLIMANTIC (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oct. 1@-TENAFLY {T)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Also SEQ Rio de JanelFo. Bahia
India and |
Dutch East Indies
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Europe
ASIeTs, See Genoa, Marsealles
Amsterdam via Rotterdam
Antwerp

~NN~~e vAe AAVtS0K&&10
Antwerp
From New York
@eDf. 2$-YAKA {F)
Black Diamond Corp
popss zS--LAPLAND tpF) Rcd Star Lima
Oct Z-FINLAND tPE) Red star lire
VeG B--ZEELAND tPF-R)
Red Star Line
Oct. a&-~IIRkEL on
Black Diamond g. 8. Corn
OeSs 11--sTORM KING {FI
Black Diamond S. O.. Corp.
From Baltimore
@sDe, 2E-PoLYBIUs {E)
Black Diamond 8 Corr
Oct 7-~ZyRkEL tF)
Black Diamond q. q. Corr.
fss4s 9-EAgT INDIAN (F) RED Star Line
Gees Se-~GTCRM KING tF)
Black Diamond Corr
OeS. 2D--fSVIECIBLE (B') Red star Line
From Boston
Osas 1--wEsT wACHEKD tF)
Req Star Line
From Philadelphia
eeDE. sS-~oAKLASD ~ Red star Ydne
Sept. 2z~~w WAgNEKE &E)
Red Star L1ne
Oess 3-WEgT cUEROW (y1
Nef Star B.Sne
Oct s9-~VfcToHrop9 fp, Red Star lima
yssms Galveston
1sss asss agsapR s1s
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Sailing eev
United States

New York i
From Rotterdam aM
HeDss $S--EDGAR r.. LUCKENBAC& W
Guckenbach Lines .xs ~
Oese @--WALTER A. LUCRENEAc& w
Iuckenbach I.ines @
QOas LEX. l. LUCKENBACB SSb -
Luckenbach Lines ssex &
0ees 19-EDWARD LUCkENBACA we
Luckeubach Lines m
Oct. 2e--ANDREA +. LUCKDNSAOsAsss sss
Luckenbach Lines 8s
From Hamburg -
Oct. sS--HARRY LuCKENBACR w q
Luckenbach Lines .xs IN
Nov. 8-WALTER A. iUCkENBAS"ss y
Luckenhach Lines
Philadelphia
From RoGeeEdasA
@et. 3E-ROMnsTBAD (F} ssSs,
IfUckenbaeh Linee 81 ri X 4 L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
NEGRO LYNCHED
BY KANSAS MOB
Killed for Brutal Attack on
15-Year-OId Girl

PrrTxBuR0. KAN. Aprfi :os--An
unidentified negro tramp paid with
bis life for an assault on Sylvia
Brown. rs. In tho country. tvo miles
northwest Of Mulberry.
He was hanged To a telephone pole
last night, after = mob had literally
torn apart the small town jail For
an hour Sheriff Miit Gould held IN.
mob off. p-rruading angry men TO
let tho law take it's courw.
suddenly. some ono brought tn
badly injured Eiri to the door OF the
jan Tho craxcd negro threw up hH
hands. screamed In despair and thus
identified his victim before shc had
a chance 10 Identity him.
Tho crowd went Wild and sfcrrned
the jail Sheriff Cloud and two other
officers wcrc ovcrpowercd. Tho mob
tore out the barred windows and the
negro was dragged thru the hole In
the wall. a rope about his neck. Ife
was boirted on the nearest polo.
A white boy. who said he was Ben
jamin Franklin Caldwell. a workman.
is. Springfield. Ill. who was with the
negro at tho umc Of the assault. was
saved from hanging by officers who
took him away while the negro was
being strung UP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Nebraska Voters Casting
Ballots in State Primary

LINCOLN. Heh- Ayrfi so.--Ne-
bruska voters--eoth mon and WON
en--are today casting their ballots
TO express their choice Of candidates
for president In 10th major parties
In tho statewide presidential pref.
cr~ntial primary election
Clear skies greeted the voters IN
most sections OF the state. but TIM
paAsnbls roads In nomo districts
will interfere with tho rural vote.
A very favorable registration had
been reported from ali parts Of the
state.
the polls opened at 3 a. m and
win close nt : .. m.
Gen. John J. Perrhins. Maj. Cen.
Leonard Wood and Senator Hiram
johnson are candidates for the re-
publican presidential indornemsnt
Senator q. NJ. Hitchcock In con.
,eating for the democratic press.
Dental vote with Robert Ross OF
Lexington. Sob. Hitehcock's hack
crs claim he stand a good chance
To win. Tho possibility Of written
In names on the drnocrztic ticket
In r-~n By poiiueians-
Each party viii today eiect Is
delegates 20 ths national convsn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
FIRE MARSHAL
CHECKS HOTELS
Arrest Jap Rooming House
Landlord

First arrest In the cfsy's roundup
Of fro ordinances vio,ators was made
Monday afternoon vhen NJ womo-
TO. proprietor Of . roomInE house at
First ave. WAS taken into custody
by II l.. I.ainK. fire Inspector. Tho
Jap was charged with permitting
waste and other rubbish 10 sccumu.
late In large Quantities in the lodg
ing houw-
ON The recommendation Of Mayor
Caldwell the city fire marshal has
started q ci,y-wido inspection OF no.
tels- Tho mayor stated that the re
vision az fire laws. which was urwrd
by tho Lincoln hotel inquest jury.
would b. laid before tho council. II
recommendation for such revision
were made by the fire marshal and
building superintendent after their
inspection of city structures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

tions piesir~d 10 support the presi-
Dental candidats receiving the high
ent voie Mt tho primary.
Democratic voters ar~ showing an
interest In William Jennings
Bryan's appeal TO 10 elected No
brazka's delegate at large TO The ma
tionai convention. rfvaiinE that Of
tho presidential contest While
Bryan has declared he win b pres
ont at the San Francisco corven.
ton In some capacity. his defeat
today would mean that he cannot
take an active part on the eonyon-
ton floor.
Bryan has thruous me primary
campaign urged the defeat 90 Hitch
cock. charging that the Nebraska
senator In hacked by Wall St In.
tsr~-ts and tina, he favurs wet"
plank In The democratic platform
Tho voters today are also select
ing III, party nominees for con.
Ercss from all districts and choos-
Ing nominees for state offices
Tho republican Eub-rnatoriai con
s,rt has Contributed much interest
20 soday's election Governor s.
T. Mckeivie. axkinr reelection. In
oppressed ty i've other candidates
seeking the nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Senator Advises
Patched Clothes

WASHINGTON. April 2o.--De.
claring he had no love for dudes. .
Senator Dial South Carolina, yes
tcrday In n speech to the senate.
applauded tho overall and calico re-
volt against the high cost OF cloth.
ing.
-fSt m wear old clothes and re-
frain from purchasing anything we
can do without and the country
win soon be In joint again." said
Dial. Let us take the advice OF
a former secretary OF the treasury
by getting our old shoes half
solcd and putting patches on our
xouAars.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
"VXTINDOW OF HER
w SOUL"WASGLASS

CHICAGO. April 2o.--Fellx Mat.
terra thought his wife's eyes were
beautiful. Windows OF the soul"
he called them
He came home one day TO find
his wife minus her left eye.
II laid II down some place and
can't find It," said his wife. Sadie
Safie told the court that Felix
left her when he learned that one
OF her soul windows WAS real glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Meters Decision
Taps EN- on Wrist

Scoring tho civil service commits
sion in n 2.oo0-word decision. Corpor
alton Counsel Walter II. Meier held
Monday that tho charter amendment
recently adopted, giving the ex%erv.
Ice men preference in city positions
Ia not in contravention OF the equai-
privilege clause OF tho state consti
tuition.
Tho departments OF the city gov
eminent usually are willing, to fol
low tho expressed will OF tho people
without asking this department to
determine tho constitutionaltty of
their action" Meier declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Nations Should Abolish
Party Politics lodge

In England there is no antlAmarican
feeling.
"Our two countries have s~v-
cul big problems In common.
And they must be worked out
tog~ti,v. Iic-idc~ the prevention
of wHr, there is Tho labor prob.
ion. I d. not f~su revolutions In
oar countries, but the workers.
must have morr share In Indus
Try. They must have access To
higher ssiucation- ia Hike 10 se~
Tho wos-isiy wage abolished and
tho monthly o. quarterly wage
substituted. ! bciicvo this would
encourage thrift
I'VE are also very much Interested
In your experiment In prohibition II
II In suoc~zfui We may initiate you
by aioliAhing the saloon and drink
Ing hous>
BACK TO SOIL
MOVEMENT ON
- think bsAh ssafSons ahuitd
~ about 70 discourage party pol
ucr. In England II subsidized
during I'm war. hut sissre thcu u
has brskrn ous Afrcsh- Lloyd
GcDrxc has dcnc much IN wdd
tho warning factions, and no In
ervwtnx al thu tinse.-
slr Oliver does not $50 that the
war has sven brought about a re
ilEimis revival Tho interest I'm spir'
iiuallsm II likely 10 develop superstl-
ton or creduiity. and is not n par
ucuiariy wholesome sign. he thinks.
= am Aa cn~ny Of sup-rstL
aon,- he said. - want tho farta.
and until srsr<ibie people insist
ou having tho facts The subJcrt
VII be- made ridsrulous By
franks. fanatics Or evcu ohaSts
tasn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Three Hoboes Kill
Montana Deputy

DEER LODGE. Mont. April 20
Three bobocs caught In the act of
robbing n ranch house near Elleston
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
George Warberton and. pursued by
a posse from this city, gave battle
In which one OF the hoboes was
killed. one captured and one escaped
early today. He II reported sur.
rounded In the foothills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
American Nurses
Back From North

VANCOUVER. II. G.. April 90
Forty-two American Red Cross
nurses arrived yesterday from the
Orient They were under charge OF
Or. A. X. Higgs OF Manila and Mrs.
G.. c. Brandon OF Manila and are
returning after over n years service
Mt Vladivostok, Hardin, omHk and
other Siberian points.
They state that conditions at vlad.
ivostok were In great turmoil when
they left. the Bolsheviki were In con.
troll and everything was topsy turvy,
Since then the japanese have taken
command OF affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
OREGON !. ". ".
IS SENTENCED
Joseph Laundy Given Two
Years in Prison

PORTLAND. April 20. - Joseph
I-aundy. who was recently convicted
hero ON q charge OF criminal syndi-
calism. was sentenced yesterday by
Circuit Judge Belt TO two years In
the state pcnitcntiary.
At the request OF the defendants
attorney. George +. vandervccr. a
stay OF execution for one week was
entered.
Laundy was formerly an I. w. w.
organized for The state OF Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

WASHINGTON. April :o.---An In
crease IN population OF ss.st:. or
s:st per cent over 1910. Is shown by
tho 1890 census returns for Gary.
Ind. Tho steel center now has 1854
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
sEATTLE.AsTORIA Iron Works

was permanently restrained from
the manufacture or use OF a canning
machine patented by Augustine
Smith. in an injunction granted the
Smith Canning Machine Co. by Fed.
erai Judge Edward Il. Cushman.
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

Amrstcs and England hsvc ono
great bix Job On do together
abolish war and prrvssit uneiyil
ir-si nations from ever again
plunrinr the world Into chaos.
This Is tho mo~ssge dcsrer In
IN. heart than cven a belief In
am after. worid which Sir Oliver
I1ige. tho venerable fsriton.
brings to this country.
'~ro mo tho war seems to hav~
been wholly evn." said Rlr oliv-r
before leaving for Tacoma There
are few benents apparent today from
IL ~ spranr up In a world that nd
not want IL. and u DID no good to the
nation that started IL
NEED INTERNATIONAL
CO-OPElilAriON
But the POWERS Of gocd n,sy sc1s-
some good out of II and build toward
a better world. Tho spirit Of COOP
GRAFTON between the nations was ono
thing that can now b. turned to
good. Tho responsibility OF working
out this cooperation among tho m
tons rests largely with the EnrilAh-
speaking peoples.
-Roducfion Of srmsm~nts should
be rnado by agreement We need .
police fore. to keep mischs-vous ma
tons within the law. But men do not
ned 20 war on each otfs~r. an shown
by tho absence OF Notifications be
tween your country and Canada.
Sir oliver says that as In this coun'
try there arc certain pcrnieious In
ter.sts In England trying 10 stir NJ
bad blood between America and
Great Britain rhi. however. IN far
from thu general trend Of feeling.
AS have travelled across your
land I havs found scarooiy any anti
English feeling he said Certainly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

MRS. SARAH JONES. charged
with completely In tho activities OF
tho socaiicd gang OF freight car loot
err. dreaded not guilty. tn tho United
States district court Monday morn
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
IN ESGv,.II., = II - mr., !.
I.iEIaN!ffspM Nj +. D p HS az
siasshyesnqr IAtay Meet Leader ap, Indus al
j. trial Court Question J.

,,a New / York 4 ApFlt 26..Ty*ioflernor
Henry j. "a lien; i of Kansas, tonight
oppressed his Willingness; go simest
!, Samuel Gompers, president of the
:An An i Federation: :of Labor, in a
asdehate on the merits Of the Kansas
Genrt&ef IndustSrial Relations: Al
though It had been reported that he
had accepted . chal!engetto meet Ar.
!; G ON in d, 'sdehaa GavegNer; Allen
: SAID! no.IsSehe schsqLlengs has yet been
! receiyed y3him,r
IL The Governor said he Ind received
ID; challenge fypnl q r represen:atire of
the American Federation 'sof Labor,
/, Clarence Darrow, q well74knqown, Law
.syessrs, in q, debate but that ne: declined
|, that challenge and then suggested q
meeting with Mr.. Gompers.