davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
Wall Street eSta con
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z5 oFlclALEs EXTRA, v pETEcTI.
vos EsPEclALEs HAN slDo Al
GREGADoe A LAS FUERzAs QUE
q CUBAN Ell pIsTHITo. sE AvlsA
A ROOT De UNA EoMpA.

Nusva York, Nov 0.--Hoy Sc dis
tfibuyer0n veinticinco pDlicias adici0.
Males pof todo q dlstrito financiero,
para e,iidar Ios finAncieFos y las
instsnleiOnes baneaFiAs
81 aahe que Sc tomb esta cccidn q
cansa az las anenazas gus se dice
hethsa fqcletfemenle ID las 5untas
aeefetas de- lnS fndicnies,
Al 4nism0 tempo. las faeFzak d. dr.
tectivns sa hA anmensado y cuidaran
3 lak pefsnnas. espceialmenie q los
mansA3sfcs que lieyan mlllonea de -.
enr.dadss Ell las calies
l-Aa lnssruccloenA rspecialeA para
10 psriastlr u p0aer yehfcaloe 90 "A
calie. r8tuefd9 Al caTro a. ii milertet
qae figure 4,i IL desa4tfDEa explosion
~ Wall stseAf ~ Ssptlembse.
No se Fxfilf6 s. Il Aessda de hoy q.
ma alko 81 combs cen es bafho ae a..
Der ptNet5 halo ae FusfdIa Il apsfte
manse d. Is QHinfs AgeHida. teade
t3reB Mfa Kiita Vanderbilt Eiiha
Root oiEtm esrsegates FfumiuNssss
las nisiff ltsf5enifa hahis telsseAlah8
aaa ~ enitafaa r. 81. boaita en q.
ia es@
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
EL counApo pE VALENCIA TiRNK
rREe % Los NE5oaas sikoa
ah Fooo rl KsvApo

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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
Matrirnonios

Por elegante esquela que tenemcs
a la vista, Sc nos participa 81 pr6ximo
matrimonio de la senorita LIBRADl-
IA SALAzAR, con 81 Sr. ]. b. SAN
ei cual debera tener lligar 81
Sahado ls de Noviembre. 1920, a las
s de Ia mahsna en- la Iglesin de San
Miguel, de Ribera, ". NJ. Despues de
Ia ceremonial. religiosa tendra lugar
la acostumhrada recepei6n en- Ia casa
de los padres de Ia noyia, Y Iuego en-
la noche hahrA TN halle en- Ia Sala del
Padre, en- honor del fellz eyentp
Firman las esauelas de irvitaca6n
Ia sra. Pacesita G. 6aiazar, de parte
de Ia novia, Y Don Ramon Sandoyal y
esposa de parte del nogio.
Una dfchosa luna de miel deseamos
a los fatarDs c6nyuguea.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
EI recuentO Official
de Ia Election Sera
hecho Ell Viernes
Los REsULTApos HAN vEMtDo
DEspAcIo; NO HA REPoRTADo
NiNcuN cUERPo DE coNpADo;
NO Sc ESFERAN CAMBlos EN-
LOS cALcuLos ANTERIoREs.


N recuento Official De ia y0iaci6n
dep0sltada por l3s candidates nacinna,
Ter, del estado y dc IA legislature en-
Ia election del Z DE- NosiemDre, no Sc
empexara nntas del ylernea y pEoDa'
blcmente hasta daspnes. rnenos que
tudos los cnerpos de recueato hayan
reportado en- tempo.
IA recuento d. Ii eieccion ael esta.
dop paFa las cficinaa nasionalaM dai
ealado y ieSislatiyas Rara c1ndncitiQ
por Fl eaerfo official de reemnto, ei
cual eata desienado por "a lhy n
euarp0 rata tornado del CobernnaOr
fArrMx0io. dei Jefe de ii coYte SnpFe
alA Ffauk AZ Parker dei Spcfetargo
81 fstado Manuel Marllnes
1os retornos oiicalien eat4n yinl9ado
mny despacan u oficina DEL fesrela
RIO 40 Nsiad0 ilassa ahnFa ninE1u
eneryAo De cnuiad1res Ia repoFtnde g
ins nnlcaS feiprnes recshlacs haata
ahofa aen los iikfoa a. sptaalNr -
dsseFsos preeintog despa aramaaee
Sin emhAFra. sen mas pqem t8s q'ie
estsn 6isncnitias Aan etande esii.
FieFah. ts fisaa marro i q raggt1 ae
tt+ 3HHtN 2 -&tfflaHsi~fN = SIS *+t-A" ~
ssnss caalAs q xtto par rf~qi4lsl1
ftafes1ae ssif sssnto ias rtfates A.
~ cAessss& ~ frtafnls - iee euFds
aqa. s. rsFpa a. sst44a tsadfs Assfsa
iees diss teFo ssef - iF&teta
~ ~ raarteffa sfstas. saee4a
81 fsFtsftesHns A. aeesns a. i1 rr
sttiGs - tsa sre 4e. tsssza e5efS4et
sNN Is t.a h4e latslI - 81 aas laet
9as ssze Akfkz nsAezs N9f HEseee
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tNgstt tsssffss ts sess M
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
Sc aun7entara Ia ta
/ rita del uSO del te
lef0n0 para afuera
La cMPAaiA DEL Il TELEFONO i4A
ANtJNcIApO QUE DEsDE FL. 9
DE pICllsNBRE AuNE NTA7A EL
iPHEctO DEL uSO DE TELEF ONO
Al LARCA DiSTANcfA.

A pesar de aiie eI costo de Ia ropn
v de Ia azucar estA bajando, ell costo
/ de las conversaciones por Las lineas
del Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company no bajara Por el
contrafio, subira mas 81 de DicieIn-
bre prLKim0. confornae Ell avisO dad0
d la cornisidn de c0gporaci0nes.
la compaffa ha depositado una tai
rifa Que sera efectiva en- esa fecha,
manifestando el aunlAnt0 en- aus pre-
clos IN aumeEito de precio entire
Santa Fe v Albuquerque sara de 10
centavos, Y entire la capital y Las We
gas 10 mism0. ri aumento sera ma
yor para distancias largas Los pre-
clos nocthTnos fraan tambi6n arriha en-
proportion
Ia raz0n para el aalment0, dice la
compafiia, es que dufante los prime
TOs sells meses de 1920 la compania
ha incurTid0 un deficit en- NuevO Me-
xicO solamente, de mas de $20,000l No
Sc cIeyo cOnyeniente aumentar los
precios locales, de modo que el anman
to Sc hizo EN- los precios de las con
versaciDnes a largas distancdas, con
Ia esperanza de Que produzca suficien
te para cubrir el deficit.
La comiai6n de corporacicnes pro
puso hace POGO tempo, una reduction
en- Nuevo Mexico para iguaiar las que
han sido concedidas pOr Ia conpaiifa
de teIefoROs en- Arizona Sc ha suge-
rido que II costo por instalaci6n sea
de $3.50 d $3.50 v que Sc les
permita d los patronoa iin cainbi0 de
residencia nor afiO. La cOmpafifa, sin
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
UN TUHo DE AQUA RoTo lNuN
pA IA CASA pE nEGoclos
DE TOM. cATRoN

"a tnnn Dc asua que ~ revept6 can.
aandO una inundaci6n 90 II subteefa'
fieo del adifielo De Catron, file haila'
DO q Tin en q plaxa. frenfe a ealfl
cio de cairpn, pof los eynpleadoa ae
Il eompatia del aqua.
RI keFanta de difha eonpahia. -.
Griffin fiio qne psrece que ledo ine
4 canaa de ana fubnria a. sexticio
ane rleNa u pafgue y ANFesn ane u
enesu pHiucipei para aueeniFaFia tue
81 trabaio NOS ace Il p&faidA % agra.
s. han eslado tfnhaianao lna bons.
las para enraf q aqua dsI silflclo a.
casron para a nfndi1 Aia - haitian
nmpe zsdp i1e ffaha aiad1res I tlenas d
faalla iss aaestaeiHae4 heehas pefs
earpaiFar ) femediar 4 nal
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
La question de Flu
me Sc diScute l7ue-
Van1ente en- italia
LA QUESTION pE FlUME Es pE
NUEVo EL TOPlCo DE LAS Dis
cusfoNES DEL cONclLiO. lTA-
Liza INvOcA EN- GU FAVOR e.
PAcTo DE LoNDREs.


Rapallo, Italia, NOV. I0.--I4a cuea
ti6n dc Ia guerra dc FIune traida pa
ra su discussion hoy delanta del c0nci-
Ito de delpgados de- Italia y de JugO
Slavia que se esta celehrandO para lo-
grar un arregio del problema del Adris
atico. annque no ha llegad0 aan a IN
convenlD acerca de Ia pr0pnesta de
los delegados ital,anOg de- que IA from.
terra de Asirla sea IA eatabierida en- Il
pnctO de lsonares. e8tA todavfA grutans
dose por II Concilio.
Los deiegasios itaiianas propnsieyga
que y independencia aal nilcgo estado
de Ftume sea rec0n0tida por anthoe
pafses. per0 ioH deleRHdes aaFYtes, -
peciaimente Anton Trumbieh ei minis.
tro DO relaeidaea extraniaras esiaFe
Sc oponen kanfiynense q IL indepna-
dencln Dc fxaIae Sostlsneu elio6 que
a puerto era FL anico psnFtO de Nsllda
De Serbia para 4 lado del mar
Ee hA asaKafndo aae ~ Conde Sgor
zs. 81 tnsnistrn a. feiscionf& exiraHie
rns slniiane. hszo tc1npFepdrf 4 Il de-
iasnei6n serbia AZ manera cisfa. cue
n 10 - ileEa ia acsierde deaff1 Se
noefs dios. isalla taseafa atroeeehafs
- A. i2s defafkaa canIfti1aa suisfs
ella ecr II f'arsq ~ fsndreH. fHrmso
edo pf Frneia y dsan iRFisi|a. y
qste af.itsrA ls& estBtaiSa tenteHtis@
~ - E4tlp eH iada sa e4tszstta SIS
90 eiqnl6Es f4fse aFa aciaeifa ola
ian ss4tesaf a. haailts4es - eeNifa
a. fNsn iss1sfts
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
NO NEcEslTA cUARpAR 81 LfCoR
EN- CASA DICE Ia coRTE
sUPREMA

Washington, D. q, Nov. s. III licor
adQniridO legalmente pDr una persona
para su uso personal, pttede gMardarse
en- cuaiquier otEo lngar que no sea su
casa residencia, segnn 10 dispuesto
hoy por Ia cprte snpremn.
La decision de Ia c0Fte fte sobre
INA apelacl6n de- William g. Street.
de IA cIndad de Nueva York, tonada
de una corte inferior que decret6 a
rehuzar una orden prohibiendo los
ofleiales de prohIbfci6n qua embarga-
ran IicoT aue Fl habia almacenado en-
IN local rentado de una eofnpa1nia de-
dep6sitos de aeguridnd
ia cnrte declara que 81 c0nTeso no
infento ei prDhihlr tai almacenale,
cnand0 81 lIcor era requeslio lsgaimen
e paFa I'm Tin legal.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
01A1@s
Oregon diSpueStO d
eflc0ntrar al Pres.
,EIecto, Harding
Il PREslDENTE ELECTo MExlcA-
NO Lo MANIFESTO ASi EN- ljN
TEL &c GRAMA AL GC7. LARRAzc. 4
LO, QUEEN 70 CoMtJlicA Al Sc
NADOR IN TEXAS.

~ - s s .s.
~ ehtresiseA sHsseaiqA " us ios s's,
ueness elspsos ur ios n.sss'gsa sAp untuVs
w MstsaeV, \, q ss saaSs
az ME tiastulils en $500 uv-'us Sssa
us vaceaSlpiies 4sspusS MI sus s.,' 81 us's "a I
iaporss sn liO ~ w sul 8 =,
sero sns II s9p heebo u s1 consiante II IN
Harsling d clio
I'll General .Alvaro Obreg6n, presi-
dente electo de Mexico. manifesto Ell
dia do aver que esta dispuesto d en-
contrarse saIudar a Mr. Harding,
como presidente eIecto de los Estas
dos unidos. en- i'm telegrama enviaio
fal Gobernador I1arrazolo. Su telegra-
ma, concebido en- frases culdaaosa-
mente expresadas en- el idloma diplo-
matic0 no hace una afirmaeton posi-
Itiva, Y SO dice cue no p0dr1a hacerlo
puesto que no Sc le ha inyitado OIL.
cialmente todavia, pero no oDstante,
indica 50 buena Voluntad para aceptar
tai inyitaci6n st 90 lie hace.
FL telegTana del presidente eleefo
nexicano vino como respuesta ~ ios
esfuerzos de paIte uet Gopefnauor l.sl-
rrazoio para iosrar una reunion ae ios
DOS aitos personaIes, eii y CIeeirla ue
que dicha entreylsta seIylla lnucno
para promoRer las 6reiaSivIles anlisa- 4,
.bles entire las dos FepuDileas, ~ ~
bernador telegrailo tampien VT.
Harding, per0 hasta ahora 80 aa re-
eibido respuesta De dicho senor,
Ell mensaje del General Obreg6n dill
ce asi:
"Aprecio mucho su suggestion. Oiala
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11

IA PRODUCTION TOTAL Sc EsTI-
MA EN- TRES MiI-LoNEs De
BUSHELS, v Us MAS QUE Ia
cANTipAp oRDlNAFaIA DE rs
MlLLoNES pE BUSHELS.

Washington, 3. C., Nov, 5. Una
cosecha extraordinaria de mafz, que
excede Las eosechas anteriores, de
75.000,00O de bushels, Sc anuncid hoy
por el departamento de agriculture
len sus caiculos preliminares que po-
men IA production este afio en- Ia canti
dad de 3,1g9. 1876 900 bushels.
La production de tabacO este afio
tambden ha establecido i'm registro,
con una production total de l,470. .444,-
600 libras, o sea $1,000. 900 900 de IL
bras mas que la cOsecha del afi0 paaa-
do El maiz perdio l7.00O000 de bush
sls durante el mes; el tabaco fue dos
millones de libras menos que TO que
se predecfa hace un mes y hub0 una
perdida de pn million de bushels en-
la eosecha de trigO macho.
Sc han asilmciado aumsntos en- una
cantidad de cOsechhs incluyendo las
papas. 100000 buahels: camotes o
papas dlilres 100000 y manzanas,
s S,000, 900 de bushels.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
AlMgNEo

IA sehorita LTpRADITA CIfAyEA.
y 3 ioyen JOSE s MADRIL ae uni-
ran con los indisoiubies iaxos del ma
trim0nio ef sabado i3 de- Noyiambre,
de- 1899. 4 las 3 de Ia maAara. en- Ia
eapllla Dc aGlistec. n. N. Para ce-
lebraY eldichoso evento hahra II re-
cdpci6n de costumbfe en Ii casa Dc
los padres de ia novia. y por In noche
un bale en- u Sala dc San Jose del
mlsmo lugar Flrnan las eleEantes iii-
viiacionea que tsnemos q II vista. Il
81. Apotonio Chascs esposa, y q ST..
Manuel y. Madril eapo9a
Que sean nay tclices.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
pnoxIMo MArRIMoNlo

81 nns eumunsea q pfdttnss enikee
ccuyufai A. Il sFiiA. lzits Herrera
eah q j0sen ufeeuFfo oaiutana. q
cstaf deteFA Farinfafsa + i1neS - a.
Novitmhfe A. 1888. 4 las gG8 - a
uah4Ha. 81 "a lslesis d. fansa cFnt
~ ~ fs4rs&a ~ - c4Yemonis feis
Flosa lenta iaEef . FetefeltA a. ~
nia "a - eaae ~ Il eassa Haa Ias
faff4s a. Sc naFs# q - Mssa1i ~
frrle , fFa. fsrsfaelsfa A. ifenres.
s.e4fes e. IS aest& t01f & Qatstsat
] ntga... laefE- all ng2la
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11

Tfta o. tza selflEatss e
si .sfefstste fsae - 4 A1sfsts q
> eTistl1ras - = 1tsSs a iste.
IssItas - es fsfszss fFes
- ttta A. ast szHs e.s sas fsls
q 80 ste e afae f q
s..1f8 eftssfe g Ff Et
~ N FFf1t
- fEs - = sf e ~
- $50 - a ssIa E 4sfe11l
h = ~4e - .t
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
. .a0tH s.s..sssss q ~ o 90

tt4t aatf M 81 -
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sn - FFssf tF
M ~ - "a
A. - a
- = st5 - as IS
81 a. at
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11
NoTlCiAS cONDENSADAs De
TopAs parties

Nueva York. TEl Club Nacional De-
mocratico en- sn session de hoy del
cuerRo de gobernadores, eligio al Pre-
sldente Wilson al Gobefnador Cox
como miembros honorarioa por la VI
da, por los servici0s c0nsplcuos rem
diios al mund0.y Esta election % Ia
primera de su clase desde 10 dc Gro
yer Cleveland.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11

Londres. FL Captain Emmett Kill
patrick. representante de Ia Cruz 10
II Americana en- el Sur de Russia. y
dos enFermeras. fueron brutalmente q
sesinados durante un raid de cabalIe-
RIA Bolsheviki en- Saikovo, dice i'm des-
pacho al Reuters.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11

Washington. El Presidente Wilson
anuncid esta noche que 81 habla orde-
nado al secretario Colby del Departa,
mento dc Estado ZEN mi nonAbre y re-
presentaci6ng que yisite Al Brazil
al Uruguay en- reeonocimiento de lss
visitas recientes de los presidentes de
lichas repnblieas este pats
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11

Londres El partido de los trahaia-
dorss ha decldido hacer Ia moci6n DO
que sea rechazado 81 prolecto de go.
bierno local do IEianda cuando se pre-
senfe para su teFcera lecpira II i,se
YES thoyl
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-11-11

Baltimore Doce mil frabajadefes
mfembros de las artes constructors
en- esta elndad han rehuxado sceptaf
IN aumento de saiarlps.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-08
WILSON " SCORED
BY SOCIALISTS
AT CONVENTION \
Morris Hillquis, Chairman of
Meeting, Attacks President
in Fiery Speech
NO "GOOD MAN" THEORY
Promises 100000 Voters Will
Cast Ballots for President
on ''Reds" Ticket
NO "GOOD MAN" THEORY

New York. May, ,S.--An attack on the
administration of President Wilson
and a prediction that the socialist
party would poll more than 100000
votes in the presidential campaign
were made today by Morris Hillquit.
temporary chairman of the socialist
national convention, at it's opening
session here today
He said that the party would sur
vive the concerted attack "unparallel-
ed in ferociousness and lawlessness"
made on it in the last year,by "all the
powers of darkness and oppression in
the country"'
Theory Exploded
He declared that the last three
years had furnished the most striking
and apparent proof of the fallacy of
the good man" theory in politics.
IF there remainded any large Sec
tions of workers. who put their trust
in old party Messiah" he said. "Wood-
row Wilson must have effectively de-
strOyed their naive faith For, be it
remembered. that in 1916, Woodrow
Wilson ran as a radical.
"He promised socialism through the
short cut of the democratic party,
and thousands Of radicals throughout
the country voted for him rather than
to throw away their vote on the hope
less candidate Of the socialist party
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-08
SAYSFAMILIES
NEED $4,000 TO
MEET EXPENSES

Washington. May S.-A minimum
of $500 a year is necessary for the
support of an American family of five.
w. Jett Lauck, consulting economist
for the railroad brotherhoods asserted
today before the railroad labor board.
Mr.. Lauck. who yesterday charged
corporate profiteers with being chiefly
responsible for present living costs.
presented today a demand on behalf
Of the 100000 railway employees for
the establishment of minimum wage
throughout the industry. He present
ed to the board compilation of budg-
cts on the cost of living based on stu
dies made under his supervision and
by federal and state agencies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-08
'T0WNLEY PLANS
ON MAKING AIR
TOUR OF STATE
Nonpartisan League Head Has
so Many Speeches to Make
He Requires Airplane
Arts up in the air again.

Art, once proudly acclaiming his
allegiance to the socialist party, but
not masquera ding his intentions un-
der the guse of president Of the Non
partisan league, finds the political sit
uation in North Dakota and Mime
sofa so threatening to the child of his
brain, the league, that he is going
to make campaign speeches, travel
ing from place to place by aerOplane
Bismarck, to a certain extent, can
share some Of the honOrs Of Town
ley's latest innovation for it was here
that he was introduced to the thrills
Of aviation through the medium Of
his dear, bosom friend. Lynn J. Fra.
zier, governor Of the state of North
Dakota.
"TerribIe Risky"
In spite of the fact that flying is
great deal less dangerous than most
people believe, President Art Town.
ley's various organs parading as news.
papers are worried about the ter
rible' risk their chieftain is taking.
for instance, this from the Fargo
league paper:
Many of Mr.. TOwnleys friends
and counselors do not want him to
risk his life in making these aero
plane trips; but finally it has been
agreed that with a good pilot and the
best flying car that can be gotten the
risk will not be so great
"Incessant Demand"
There is an incessant demand for
Mr.. Townleys services as spellbinder,
according to the league paper. It
says: THE request that he hold
meetings in some of these counties
has now developed into demand
that must be met, if possible "
And also this: "lt is expected
that Mr.. Townley will speak to from
10000 to 10000 people day from
the first day of the trip until the
primary, June 21.'
But what would happen to Art if
the pilot were member Of the hated
/ Y. A.'st
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-08
HOLD
CONVENTION ON
MAY 18TH HERE
Many Prominent Speakers on
Program for Annual Meet;
Will Be Well Attended

County auditors from practically
every county in the state are ex
pecteG to be present at the sixteenth
annual convention. of the County Au
ditOrs association. which is to con
vene in Bismarck May 19 for a two
day session.
The program includes a talk by
Chief Justice A. NJ. Christianson OF
the state supreme court on 'Why a
County Auditor?' Attorney General
William LANCER will have charge OF
the trouble box and will answer
questions placed therein by the at
tending auditors. J. f. Kaulfuss, as
sistant state engineer with the high.
way commission will speak on the
practical applications of the federal
aid law in the construction of roads
Program
The program complete is as fol.
lows.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 10
Address of welcome by George n
Remission, secretary of the CONNER.
cial club, Bismarck.
Response by Ole Eide. president of
the association.
Appointment of committees.
The New Tax Measures, How they
Are Operated. by George L. Wallace,
state tax commissioner.
The Practical Operation of the
Federal Aid Law in North Dakota
by J. E. Kaulfuss, assistant state
engineer
Good Roads, Are They Worth the
Price? by George n. Remission, sec
retary of the Commercial club, Bis
marck.
Banquet
Toastmaster. Ole Eide, president of
the association.
Why a County Auditor? by Chief
Justice A. NJ. Christianson Of the
state supreme court.
The Auditors Opportunity as an
Auditor, by c. l.. Young, attorney,
Bismarck.
THURSDAY, MAY 20
Items of Business.
Opening of trouble box" by Viii
liam LANCER. attorney general.
Business session with reports of
committees, election of officers.
amendments to bylaws, unfinished
business, new business, selection of
next meeting place, adjournment.
On Wednesday evening, after the
banquet, the auditors will be the
guests of the National Parks High
way association at a theatre party.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-08
CATHR0 ELECTED
HEAD OF MUTUAL
ADMIRING CLUB
Director General and Manager
of Bank Remains Loyal to
Bottineau County

+. w. Cathro. director general and
manager Of the Bank of North Dakota,
was elected grand exalted chieftain Of
the Were From Bottineau Club
The club, of which Mr. Cathro was
unanimously selected to lead the vic
tory, is composed of officials, high and
low, of the Bank of North Dakota, who
hail from Bottineau county. The pur-
pose of the club is mutual admiration
of fellow members second and praise
for Director General and Manager Ca
thro first.
Among the members of the club be-
sides the director general and mana
ger are W. Fl. Mcintosh. who is re-
puted to be the motive power behind
Mr.. Cathro; J. H. Painter, Lloyd Til
lestrand A. c. Brainard, and perhaps
one or two others whose lights as yet
do not shine so brightly. Then there
is George Mcintosh of Williston, a
nephew of w. H. Mcintosh.
With such a strong and loyal organ
ization of Bottineauans surrounding
him. Director General and Manager
Cathro need have no fear that an ef
fort will ever be made from the inside
to oust him from his high and tinanci-
ally pleasant position.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-08
TOPEKA STORE is
SELLING SUITS AT
NO-PROFIT PRICE
Kansas People Will be Able to
Buy Clothing Instead of
Blue Denim Now

Topeka, Kan, May S.--One of the
Oldest mems furnishing stores in this
city advertises today that it will sell
all mems suits without profit to the
owner of the store.
At the end of the sale period, the
state fair commissioner is to make
an audit of the store books to decide
whether the goods were sold without
profit the proprietors announced
The store advertises $25 suits at
$l9.13, $40 suits at $3l.75, $50 suits
at $4S.75, $50 suits at $500 and other
similar reductions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-08
CHESS GAME WILL
BE PLAYED WITH
PEOPLE ON STAGE

New York. May S.-A chess game, in
which people will serve as pieces. will
be played here on May % by Frank
Marshall. chess champion Of the Uni
ted States, and Charles Jaffe. New
York expert it was announced today.
A giant board will be laid out on the
stage of the Manhattan Opera house.
The pawns will be naval boy scouts in
white and blue uniforms. Kings,
rocks. bishops and knights will be
played by actors made up for the parts.
while two stage beauties will appear
as queens. The players will move
their pieces by command issued from
pedestals overlooking the field