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Arizona republican., 1920-07-25
SCENIC WONDERS OF ARIZONA BRING
 MANY MD TOR|STS
Autos Railing From Nearly
 Every State in the Union
 Are Met in Single After noon by Local Scout Gar

If one cares to gain, in an afternoon, an intimate meeting with machines from practically every state in the union. all that is necessary to do is to make the trip by motor from Flag staff to Winslow and thence to Hol- brook, according to word sent to this office from the Oldsmobile "S"-Good- year Scout Car. Which, arrived i'll Holbrook Thursday evening after making the run from Flagstaff to Hol brook, a distance of an even 100 miles. in less than eight hours running time.
 The road between these two towns, the drivers of the car state. are un- usually good in some places, while in others, they are badly cut up in the lowlands The road between Flagstaff and Winslow. for the most part may be classed as fair. while from Winslow to Holbrook. for distance of about 15 miles. one traverseS an excellent graded highway, with concrete-based drives over the washes. Several steel bridges are crossed on this route over Canyon Diablo and Black river. at which places one gains a suggestion of miniature Grand Canyon The walls of the clear streams at these points are formed by huge granite dells, rival ing, if not outdoing, the famous Gar den of the Gods of Colorado.
 Advertising Would Multiply Them
 This being the Old Trails National Highway, machines of every state pass at regular intervals. carrying eastern tourists bent on viewing the wonders of northern Arizona This vast cara van of motorists along this route gives but an inkling of what might be ex- pected if the unparalleled scenic won derS of this state were but properly advertised broadcast.
 Particularly around Flagstaff are the prehistoric habitations and freak ish works of nature unrivalled. Innu- merable points are within easy access from that city. which include literally cities of well-preserved cliff dwellings, the ice caves. meteor crater. extinct volcanoes, lava beds. towering San Francisco peaks with their never vanishing snow caps, the bottomless pits where water falls into a gaping chasm, only to disappear to where nc one knows.
 Most remarkable. perhaps, is the meteor crater, the pilot of the car claims Ages ago. according to the old Indian legend, a globe of fire of tre- mendous size came down from the heavens and buried itself in the crust of the earth at a point some 26 miles from Flagstaff. just off the present
Arizona republican., 1920-07-25

highway. The thud was so great that Indians for miles around heard the sound and became frightened.
 To Drill the Ore
 The depression caused by this fam ing mass of metal is three miles in circumference and 5000 feet in diam eter. It is almost perfectly round. Some blocks of metallic material near this depression have been picked up weighing as much as 2,000 pounds.
 So certain are geologiSts that the substance of this meteorite freak is largely composed of iron. platinum and silver. that a company is now formed for the purpose of drilling the body of ore. The level area of the bottom of the depression measures fully Il acres. It is expected that the body contains many thousaonds of tons of unusually rich mineral.
 The Oldsmobile- Goodyear scout car intends going into the petrified forest and the White Mountains by way of St John and Springerville and Coo- ley's ranch. where the roads will be logged and mapped for the information of vacationists. Reliable information as to the condition of the roads in this section will also be forthcoming. Seen cry in these mountains, it is claimed is indescribable and beyond compare. The road at one point gains an alti- tude of nearly 10000 feet. Trout abound in the clear. icy streams.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-25

of the new auditorium for Fl Zaribah temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. in this city already are being made. The affair is to be a grand one, the most pretentious ever given by the Shriners in Arizona
 It will be held during the week of state fair this fall, and that the audi torium now under construction at Eff teenth avenue and Washington street is being built in strict accordance with the time schedule and will be ready for the opening celebration was the announcement made yesterday by Vernon L. Clark.
 The proposed opening celebration will be the finest complication of the Shrine ritual ever held in Arizona, it is said. and the class to be initiated at that time will be the largest in the history of Fl Zaribah temple. NovI- tiates from all over the state will be here on that occasion and the affair will mark an epoch in the history of Southwestern Shrinedom.
 Steel Soon to Arrive
 The brickwork of the auditorium, ac- cording to the architectural phrase, is "story high" full force of work men is being kept busy on the audi torium, and the labor of construction is being pushed with all possible ex- petition The structural steel for the N1N' Louis and is expected to arrive here about Aug. 1. The steel will be put in place by a crew from the Fl Paso Bridge and Iron company, which will arrive as soon as the material is on the ground.
 When the steel has been placed the brick walls will be finished and the roof constructed. This work will be followed by the installation of the in- side finishing. The arrival of the steel has been timed so that it will be here in plenty of time to prevent any delay in the progress of construction. de- clares Mir Clark
 The work of construction is under the direct supervision of Clinton Campbell.
 The cofnpletion of the new Shrine auditorium will give Phoenix what it long has mcclellan adequate place for large assemblies. as the seating capacity will far exceed that of any building now in this city.
 -O
 A total of 7,5s4 strikes in this coun- try have been recorded in the last five years
Arizona republican., 1920-07-25
B|G CEREMONIAL
 U OPEN SHRINE NEW AUDITORIUM
Building Will Be Completed
 In Time for Grand Affair During State Fair Week Plans Now Being Made

Preparations for the elaborote cere- mony which will dedicate the opening
Arizona republican., 1920-07-25

A total of 7,5e4 strikes in this coun- try have been recorded in the last five years.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
IA CAcETA NEO-MExICANA''

$40 ~MN rl
Tn nuevo paladin de las lehas Ia aparecido aha en- a cUudad dc
los Prados. en- Il condado de San Miguel en- el cual Sc eJercItafan las
bien conocidas pbumas de nuestxo executor 81. Francisco H Lopez y
Herman c. de Heffera. ambos escriores ben conocIdos en- nuesuos
c6culos hherarios y ~periodsdcos, y e cual eaara dedcado a "a noDe
Exma AREA De defender los derechos del pueblo. y a dar a. Easte a.
Gn ! cabo. con Ia sed De mando que cohstlHye 81 caciqulsmo, apar7
IL de las nodcias regulares de information. gacenla. ETC., qne lorna Z
los periodcos.
E nueso per6dco sale a luz con muchos brios y en- acusud dc
combate. Esto. Ii atrbufmOs 4 Ia alm6sfera de pollhca que en- ls
dias DE- ii aparicion reinsba pof doqnier; mas creemos que en- e ~
uro Sc suavzar6 um tanto, pues 81 hay que hacer IN uabalo COMO 81
m,e eUos Sc proponen, es tarea bastante ddch, y que requisre m gran
acoOio IL paciencia, II nfundendo las ideas pauiatnamente. a I'm 10
de oue q desarraigue do Ia mente de muchas personals ea especie oe
semi-adoracion con que ven a sus fayortos. sin pensar que 500 SOn
as iuouetes que eIos usan para lograr ss fines.
Mas no creemos que Ia oba sea indispensable; por 81 consrarlo;;
Va van pasando al divide las epocas en- que el pueblo pertenecia a tai
] cuaI parddo tan solo porque sus padres tOda 81 geneFac'on ma.
HAN sdo de tai partdo. Nuesira iugentud sobEe TODD, hene los o!os
b;en abiertos. Y en- Ia actuaEdad Sc buca mas IA honradezy capacldod
de 10 asprantes 4 los destinos pdbhcos que sus ahhaciones de par.
ida. Pero aun hay muchos que estdn 'endlosados con tai Q cas
persona. V miensras no los convczcamos que eslAn en- un erroE, p ~
buaci5p seraI Ia misma Dc siempre. Por ESQ e que son neccsanos is
pen6dicos Independence como Ia Caceta" para que preparen e
teTreno POGO a POGO.
Por nuestra parte. drgimos nuesno mas cordial saludc al nuevo
periodco. y appearances que Iogre llegar a una edad madura; y a Hues-
uos companeros , amigos. les deseamos TODD q ezlO que, nereeen
ss esfuerzcs-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

gunas DE- hs senoras no sabian ben como msrcar ss boletos, y cuaI
Is perfectamentc d~seupable il Y iene En- cusnta que era e prmera
vez que hacfan uo de su defecho como votantes Reaimente, para
haber sido Ia pqimera vz que votaban, - hceren muy ben
Fl condado de Santa Fl y u eiudad especalmente resultsfon Fepu-
bEcanos. dando maycrias para q candidate rspuphesno para sopsfT
nadnr Ii dferencia que motive a los r~epubHcanos a declaarse m-
dependientes no era con respecio al estad6, sno solaments tue VIVA
question local. de suerte que voaron d gran mayofia dc shos q bole-
Il republicano derecho, menos los candidates fuionstas. Dc suerte qge
fuera IL los votos dados 4 sstos dltmos. se yote = bohto &c sssado
~republrano, dando ash mayoria a Mschem-
Ell recuento final de los votos fus una taFep mayor de- liz q1e IA
sido en- otras eIecciones. debido . que con 81 aumenio &c as senoras
yotantes. h6bo mayor cantdad de bcetas que contaF y s este sc
aprega Ii votac6n marcada ! cadsa De los candidates fasionntas. re-
suIta que uVieron los iueces Dc election qe pasarse toea Y nospey
parte del da siauiente para terminar SUI. tareas, v ann z e nora ae es
oribT estas Iineas. en- d tarde del microbes 20 sensmos los namsros
exactos dc Ia votaeon en FL ccndadO
En- cuanto al resultado en- el estado, Sc pasaraa algunos das para
saber Is defntiva respecto de todos los candidates q causa de que
|machos de los precintos en- q estado quedanren hgares remolOs aye
Inecesnan tempo para naer los retorncs y enregaFos z Y otlcna DEL
|Secretario DE- Estado para que este haga Il recuento Official Para e
a6sDsro nr6xhao De nuesno semanario va podremos dar detaladamenr
Il Il resultado de Ia votacio0n en- TODD FL estado y condado,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

A 4 bora De escrbr esas lneas no han fsgsdo sodavia los re-
portes completes para poder decr de manera defIniiva cuSl ha sho
q resuhado Dc IA eIecc6n en- Il Estado De Nueso Mexico. aunque no
hay duda alguna acerca de- Ia election de Preadente.
Harding. q candidate Republican, para Presdente d i Rep0.
bEca. IA sdo eieclo por mayorias abHnadoEas ganindole L ehr-
cion ) 81 oponenle Cox. candidate del Panido Democrats. y quen
va ha mandado ss fehcisaeiones al viclofioso r~epuhrano los deta-
Hes. n~complrlos como essin. no deian lugr > duda, y e Va hcsho
cleric que q pr6xino p~readenle d bs Estados unldos saA Fspablr
eano.
la election en- q rsiado Ia sdo mny fenida Dc vanos sondados
han vendo mfomes incomplelo. y Il resulad0 final no Sc sabrS
pos alyanos das todsia. Pnece qs Mohem. 4 candidate fepdh
eano. nesa una hecra msyona e. aheunos condados. mirmus que r.
onoz rechman qns Hanna ~ sdo dsrto. como dinnz aaits. q re-
mdaJo final no y mbe. aub0s esnddato hmen an epeanxaa
DE- sar doios ssuque per msyofias my ppqnrnaa
Fl 4 eondado. Imganb hmbssn ~ ~ aoFms memp<s9
cue lcncmos > i VISTA psfsre Qs Il psrno fsaansa ~ esnn8 -
q cond,do con eke16n qaaA 81 sapernaendnis ~ c&sshs qm
psfecs ha s@ndo Sra 0uo~Nauea nsn68eam4 r. as i q 49,
huho. e qs 4 aeaNA tUfasno. isNssa aena ) gak mo =
d. mtf - - enddatr feGeatss eaks nsuef q hsAm m& &M
ls uulutms ! - mymat ruet48n hsa d fnhA dsucssA /.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
TERMINA La QUESTION PoLrTICA

Con Il eleccio6a Nevada asa5s Il mzTes de esa semana, ha pasa-
do / u historic una vez mas Ia spoca Dc Ia efervescencia polfnca, y
Dor 10 tanto podremos vover a Ia antigua ealna y al estado normal
para dedcar nuestras energias al eemento informative que debe ca-
racterizar a nuesro p~er6eeo.
sDarante Fl calor de las dicusiones poEhhcas. defendHnos a los
candidates que crefmos convenicntes para Ct bIenestaT Del pueblo,
HOY. que Ia election ha pasado va, estanos dlspuestos a accptar e
veredcto del pueblo sOberano, y a acataf ss mandates
A los candidates que vieron fustradas sus esperanzas, les dire
mos qt no obslante que han perdido, sin embargo Is grato yer que
sus perkdas han ado por tan POGO nlmerc d~ yotos, 70 que pueba
que d pueblo tonic en- consideration ss razones para pretendcr Ocu.
par q puesto. POr 10 tanio. no debe haber rensoFss n msla S0unsao
para Made. puesto que todos estaban en- 81 derecho De defenderse y
trafalgar por sd canddatura-
Ahora vamos todos trabajando pOr q benestar de- pueblo. Los
candidates que han ganado. no deben ovdar sus pronesas hechas al
pueblo en- su nombre, y u cumplen con ss programmes dehneadOs du-
rante IA campana. no solamente habran cumphdo con 81 deber, smO
que e pueblo ~agradecido quzs los eologue de nueyo en- algdn puesto
de mas honor cuando Sc legue Ia Ofa election
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
Sirvase nencionar @EI Nuevo Mexicano'
al ~c0nteStar nueStroS anuncioS
cox TELEGRAFTA A HARDING
FELIclTANpoLo

Dayton Ohio, Nov. Bel Goberna-
dor Cox. ell candidate presidential de-
rrotado en- las pasadas elecciones, en-
VIC hoy IN telegrama de felicitacion
al Senador Harding, Ell p~residente e
lecto. prometiendole su apoyo como un
ciudadano, a la autoridad eiecutiva en-
cualquiera emergencia que sc presen-
tie. Sn mensaje, que fue Ell phimer &C
to del candidate derrotad0 hecho hoy,
dice: eEn Ell espfritu de America, 80
acepto Ia decision de la mayoria. " e
envfo, como Ell candidate ~defrotado,
mis- felicitacioues. y promote como in
ciudadan0 mi s0sten a la antoridad
eiecutiya, en- cnalquiera emergencia
que Sc leyante.H
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

santa ri Realty Company (No Stock
holders LfabilitYJ una c~grporaci6n
Carl a. Bishop fidecomisario, Hettie
Parmaly, William s Houghton, Gle
ment s Houghtop Martha G. moug'
hton, Samuel B. Turner, Nellie y
Turner. George Mccullough, Henry
Wilcox. Alexander Allen, a. H. Al
len. los hefederos desconocidos de
Abe Gold. fInado, los herederos des'
eon0cidos az Alexander Allen, flna-
do, los heradeKos desc0nocidos de
Juan Cayetano Lovato, finado, los
herederos desconneidos de Agustin
LdFato. finado. los herederos des.
conocidos dc Juan Agustin Loyato,
finad0, los herederos desconocidos
de Pedro IgnaciO LovatOs finado, los
herederos desconocidos de Justo Lo-
yato, finado, y todos los reclaman-
ties desconocidos de interes en- las
premisas descritas en- la demandai
c0ntraria al demandante,
Demandados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
coBERNAnoR ARagsTApo En
Muxlc0

Cfad8d A. Mexign 0rlasrc eA-tA
Carlos Greee. f~pfhadaf dei esfaGa
a. fahaca re- ArfoFnao en San
1aaA naatisia rarii8i b. dlfho rasa1o
a ga e. agrr. gor nr&n apl GcnAf4l
g E4laa Cat mlnfstsa te Is &stfr4
"a affvsfa - aizul4 a aH4 rfrEf4-
msei9a a1I aenaa1 nariq1at detlaran.
89 7etanf& e fueta Is Nnatns 3
eseat A. Is gAnlAIAd Eaffi14
foe 1fefu - " se1fo 4 eHtfla
Al laf fIfsia1M y q tatE nes3i1ato
HfNt taifn m - A.
saplia 81 faea q mgM M4e
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
AvISO POR PUBLICATION
No. 9547

Al Hettie Parmaly, William s. Hough-
ton, Clement s. HOughtons Martha
IG. Houghton, Samuel =. Turner, Ne
lie j. Turner, George Mccullough,
Henry WILCOX, Alexander Allen, A.
III. Allan. Los hereder0s desconocidos
de Abe Gold. finado, Los herederos
desconocidos de Alexander Allen, u
Inado, Los heredeFOs desconocidos de
Juan Cayetano Loyato, finados Los he
rederos de~scpnoeid0s de Agustin Lo-
Vato, finado, Los herederos deseono-
cidos dc Juan Agustin Lovat0, finado'
Los. herederps desconocfdos de Pedro
Ienacio LovatO, finado. Los hefederOe
sdesccnocid0s de Justo Lovato, finado,
III tOdos los F~eolamantes desconocidos
de interes en- las premises deseritas
en- Ia demands, adyersos al deman'
ldante:-
listed 7 cada uno de ustedes que
dan por Ia presente nQtlficados que
una demanda ha sidc depositada on
contra de ustedes en- Ia C0rte de Dis
trito del Primer Distrit0 Judicial del
Estado de Nucvo Mexico dentro y POI
81 Condado dc Santa re, esa stendo
Ia corte en- Ia cuai diclio pleiio esta
pendiente. por d demaudante, 81 San
ia Fe Club (No stockholders Laani'
ilityl. una corporation. d Ob5etQ gene
raj de dicha acci0n HIendo q estable.
Ger y a~Qnieiar 81 titulo en- ia demanda
del siguiente deacrito trccno de te-
reno siinado dentr0 Dc Ia ciudad y
iCondaao De santa ne, Estad0 do Sne'
W Mexico. a sAber. -Comenzand0 ca
un punto que esta a Sur 50 GRADES
~ minutes oeste y 1854 pies De dis
Itancia de una pledra mafcada H 4.
X. N. II Cor. ID eual est& en- - esqui.
"a nofcate del sreeho 10 II y. Cart.
wright. dioho punto de- empezaF e..
|fnndo fs5 n eur del Unite nofta DE-
dich0 tneeh0 de n Is CartwFight 81
en marcaaO On este TEMPO poF una
Inca a. roates a0hre q icrrqno d.
ALI A gnF 81 grades ne minufnH orleni
q go pies dc diatqneia hastn IN pun.
10 mafcadn poi una estakat A. All ~
pbnsenta 1874 pies De dlstancia has.
IA on punlo nsaFrado pnr nnAr esiaca
a. sos anffa g grades pg1ieuie -
ples haAin an panlo naaFcado pur una
ueisea &c aiif orfente 1854 piNe has
a. 81 punto a. mfll4&. dseho trochn q
peda2o az lefrfao c1nicnien6n nn a
cra. aieAdp 5 Mtsaianda aef u mlainr
tcaa1a de telfenp dcscFiin 81 40 eiHrI
Ia aok ameptn eireataan poe E4d a
Mshop. ht1ieomis1gla haio nss6 etaFia
"A rlsafn g. Seni4 que tiHne tnen1 49,
a. 1aoiB fsl4 aiarai4ta qor y 4a
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
MONTANA EsTA poR AARplNe

Helena, Montana, Nov. 3.--Los rotor
nos de Montana, dc 557 DO los distri
tos 0 precintos que son 1883 a. a. se
nador Harding una may0ria de cerca
de 10000 soyre Cox. los retuun0s
de 10000 a0bre Cox. Los ~ret1rnos en-.
sehan Harding, 5s.z25, Cox PATS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
.JARAsE OF Hlcos pE cALiFoR.
NlA"-EL MEJcH PuRoANTE
PARA Los NlHoa

Acepie el Jarahe Dc Higoa % rA;als-
fofnia solamsnte-busque Il nombre
California en- cada paauete. ensnnces
eatarA segnra DE- que estA dando 4 ~
niao q nsasur y mas ino1enGpo par
santo para aa oetomaealte higado ,
in~tastinos. a los niHas les Ensia 80
sahoF 4 fruia Dlreceianes compla.er
con cada boteilA Debsr ped
ils mia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

Ite& paffuA del estado. lEabo un gran.
dIsimo lniorfs 81 "a ferris ) hnbp "
Nstanies az tudpH ioE eOndaduE ca
nos I'm gran aeHppiano Carts hike
saelos dlafiamtnte abBre Is eludaf +
airadcdoree. y u banda de Sania itta
did conrfsrsoN rada tafie v noroe n
fuiekfo del Eadu e1ntrlbuyo mnzhn
~ ayadaF b arfealsr los eHaipisna
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

EN- La cORTE DE DIsTRITO
|El SANTA Re Club tN0 stockholders
Liahility), una corporation,
Demandantes,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
! 500
-
hscHcs A "a mEplpA

- Nj $500, III nan SEQ. nj un So
10 .centavo lie costarA bajo nues-
NfNM ras faciles condolences. No hay
VI osto extra por eathos elegan1esi
ebIlias para faja d bOtones per-
la TODD GRATIS. Antes que
conpro un vestid0 O pentalones
W tenga nuesfras muestras gratis
3 huesfra maravilloEA oferta'
Los u0eiftcs resrfibdN 1faATbltNl
pidan la nueVa y diferente ofari
Ia. No IL cnaata nada, esnrlba hoy. q
kNicKERHocKER TAsLoKiNe co.
Dept. 90 Chicago. M
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

Gifts for the sportsman are under
Christmas Gift Suggestions" on rne
Want AID page.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
Goodrich You'd Limit
authority GiUen County
Officials Of Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15.-Go.
Goodrich, in an annual address
Wednesday at the annual confer
ence OF the county assessors. de-
clared that the legislature las sure
us il meets must place some check
on communities in levying taxes and
issuing bonds
The tax payers viii get the first
effect Of home rule next year. and
the fun effect i'm 1922" said the gov
oruOr. recalling that six months ago
the special session enacted the
home rule bill, taking away from
the state board OF tax commission
srs its power over tax levies and
bond issues. giving such authority
to local officials.
Home rule is the purest kind OF
dcmo@oguery and rot" continued
the governor. There never has been
any such thing as home rule. and
the general assembly will have to
take some step 10 limit communities
in taxes and bonds"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
Cipp Awarded Highest
Honor Of Grid Season
Late Idol of Notre Dame Given All-American
Position By Walter Camp On Day After
Death-Notre Dame Praised.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Repre-
se1tatIves OF every section or the
country are included in Walter
Camps An-American teams that
viii appear in the Dec. is issue OF
Golfers Weekly.
Camp considers the 1920 aggre-
cation Of stars the greatest he has
ever picked.
With the first team" he says
we put into the hands OF that re-
mlrxa bic little general, Lourte, all
the Weapons Of attack that We can
possibly give him By the use OF
Way. Sunchcomb and Gipp. We
put in front OF him a line OF su-
premc power. a line upon which
we can count upon three remark .
ablc men for getting down the field
under a kick-Fincher, Carney and
Eeck-men in Keck and Scott VINO
are liable 10 hurry any punier ana
very likely 10 block a kick; men in
Callahan ard kcCk who can alter
nate in rowing defense; a tackle in
Scott who can not only smash the
interference but who is quick
enough 10 seize the runner, and in
Stein a steady passer who feeds
times.
ION the present schedule the
ranking of teams is impossible. But
there is one quality that goes forth
n great deal and that is the ability
TO rise TO the occasion when Deces-
sarv and when this test is applied We
and that the outstanding teams
were Princeton, Harvard, NOtrC
Dame. Pittsburg. Penn State, Cali
fornia. Virginia Military Institute,
Boston college and Ohio State.
They all came through ard
ould be the ones selected 10 cary
"a game anywhere. Their methods
differed largely Princeton had he
greatest variety and made the
largest use of generalship. Ohio
State took the greatest advantage
OF the modern rules. California
ran up the largest scores. Harvard
and Pittsburg were most cautious
and CALCULATING Boston, Notre
Dane and Virginia Military Instl-
tutc were most aggressive"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
FORBIDDEN FLUID"
FOUND BY OFFICERS
Police Raid Division st. Place,
Confiscate Liquor and
Make Arrest.

soft drink" parIors sometimes
conceal stronger liquids than pop
and near beer.
such is the case OF the Emporium
operated by Cyrel Van Steenkste. "a
Belgian at 14O2 w. Division ST.. 20
lice officials say. After several weeks
of careful surveillance over the
place detail Of police headed by
Detectives Hamilton and DcIiuski
were last night provided with
search warrant and instructed by
Nsst Chief OF Police Cassidy 90 raid
the joint.
one pint Of white mule. two
pint bottles partly filled with bond
ed whisky. "a quart OF wine and sew
crai whisky glasses We're Confscatcd
i1 the raid made Wednesday night
shortly before Il o'clock.
Van Steenkiste was arrested
charged with violating the liquor
laws and was later released under
>jtC cash bond for his appearance
i'm city court this morning.