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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
PATRIOTIC DAY TO BE
HELD AT W0MAN'S CLUB

A patriotic program will be given
Friday afternoon, February 20, at
the Woman's club, with Mrs. j. w.
Wilson as leader assisted by Mrs.
Tnthey. The schools will assist in
presenting the following program,
six numbers of which are given by
the Santa Barbara school, MISS
irene Burk, principal, and two
numbers by Miss Valck's pupils.
Song, my own United States y
santa Barbara pupils; patriotic
recitation, Clorinda Pineau; solo,
Maggie Montoya; patriotic recita-
tion. Otello Arias; solo, sunshine
Land. (the- words of which We're
composed by Miss Burk to the mu-
sic of IT'LL We Meet Again"o;
"Blowing Bubbles school; Hum
oresaue, Robert Nordhaus: Mascag-
nj. Jane Huning, accompanied by
Dorothy Cameron.
The speakers will be Frances e.
Wood and Miss Henderson, who is
In the city investigating the sites
for the girls industrial school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
were being hastened towards vlad-

were being fastened towards Vlad-
ivostok.
The japanese fundamental policy
toward Siberia was still unan-
nounced but growing anu-interven-
ton feeling of the Russians was
Indicated by first proclamations Of
the new Zemstvo government.
Many Russian officers, including
Governor General Rozanoff, escap-
co by entering Japanese headquar-
tiers, the revolutionists said. An
effort viii be made to extradite
General Ro2anoff from the Jap
anese. thatshe may be tried in civil
courts for alleged crimes commit
ted as governor general, Zemstvo
officials said. The Associated
! ress CORRESPONDENT accompanied
the4reVolutionists who entered Cen
eral Rozanoff's staff headquarters
this evening. A scant dozen staff
officers We're found there, They
knew nothing of what was happen
ing in the city General Antono-
witch and the staff of Admiral
Smyrnoff, Kolchak supporter,
We're disarmed by the revolution
lists.
The revolutionists Informed the
Kolchak officers they were under
arrest and asked for their arms. A
few of the officers were placed
under guard. but others We're told
to go about their business.
MANY prisoners, including
Zemstvo members who had been
arrested a few days ago. also Of
ficers who had been imprisoned
since the Galda revolution in No
yember, We're liberated.
General Razonoff had executed
coo men taken during the uprising
led by the young Czech general,
Rudolph Gaida.
The local ZemstVo council today
decided that to obtain all power In
the maritime province is the aim
Of the revolutionists. II is planned
to make this a lasting Zemstvo
power. a fundamental principle of
which will be the purpose of bring
ing about a cessation of civil war.
The first proclamation signed by
Medvedieff, chairman of the mar
thine province Zemstvo council and
leader of the revolutionist govern
rent submitted the following
problems as part of zemstvo activ-
tiles.
"Flrst-Release of all political
prisoners, victims of the KolChak
government.
"Second-Stamp out all Kolchak
rule in the maritime province.
"Third-Reinstate freedom of
the press, of unions and generally
all freedom destroyed by the Kol-
chalk government.
''Fourth-Provide against thefts
from the state.
"Fifth-Provide aid and coop
Grafton in solving food problems.
''SiXth-Provide a new scale of
wages. and where debates occur
lappoint a commission from work
cts and employers for settlement
"Seventh-Re-es establish a land
committee.
"Eighth-Aid educational work,
looking to the general economic
welfare of the country.
"Ninth--Co-operate with the al
lies in aiding early evacuation of
the Czeeho-Sloyak intervention in
Russia"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
tics causing great discomfort

ties causing great discomfort to
stock but their unusually good con-
dition for the season enabled them
to hold up VOL. Grasses generally
are a month ahead of the usual
ut this season of the year, the re-
port said. In parts of Yavapai
county stockmen report alfileria in
bloom and even with seed devel-
oped. The unusual development of
vegetation in that section made it
Unnecessary to feed even the poor
est cows. Thoroughbred bulls, new
to the range. were the only animals
fed. Complaints of the appearance
Of prairie loco have been received
from a number Of places through
out the state, according to the re-
port.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING ARUMPUS?
Sloan's Liniment, kept handy,
takes the fight out Of them

@ LOSHlNG around in the wet and
~ then - the dreaded rheumatic
- twinge! But not for long when
Sloans Iiaiment is kept handy.
Pains, strains, sprains - how soon
this old family friend benetrdtes pithom
rubbing and helps drive 'em awayl
And how clearly, too - no muss, no
bother, no stained skin or clogged
pores. Muscles timber up, lumbago,
sciatica, neuralgia are promptly re-
LEVIED. Keep bottle handy all the
time. Get one today if you've run out
Of Sloan's Liniment,
All druggists --35c.. Zoe, $140.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
$40" HAS CONQUERED
BLOOD TROUBLES

Scrofulous eruptions. pimples on
the face are both annoying and dis
figuring. Sores, ulcers, red patches,
glandular swellings, inflamed eye
lids, wasting Of the muscles, con-
stipation. form of dyspepsia and
stomach trouble, can all be the re-
suit of blood troubles. Number 40
For The Blood" an old doctors
prescription, is the best treatment
for all forms of blood troubles
known to medical science.
Made by ]. c. Mendenhall, 40
years druggist, Evansville Ind.
Sold by Alvarado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
BRYANT WASHBURN
1t Pays to Advertise
-4OaramoaaL 8i9oraa So,ciare \
Now ut the "B" Thcatcr.

"R" Theatcr-jesse L. Lasky
presents the well-known Bryant
Washburn as the star in at Pays
to ADVERTISE" Paramount-Art-
craft picture; also a Mack Sennett
comedy, Ladies Tailor"
Ideal Theater-Pete Morrison
will be seen in Jack Ford3 newest
western play, ''By Indian POST" al
so Katherine O'Connor and Jack
Perrin in episode No. of "The
Lion Man." entitled "The House of
Horror" and a reel of Century
Wild Animal comedies.
Lyric Theater-The management
presents THE Accidental Honey
moon" with Robert Warwick and
Elaine Hammerstein as the stars
also the famous HAL Room Boys
in a two-reel comedy, Almost
Heroes" and a reel of "Kinogram
Weekly News"
Pastime Theater - The great
western cowboy, Tom Mix, will APP
pear as the leading character in
Rough Riding Romance" a two
reel Mack Sennett comedy, with
"Fatty" Arbuckle, as the principal
fun maker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
From the West Indies.

A. J. Silvera of Buff Bay, Jamai-
ca, b. w. /. is of the opinion that
he would not be doing right by his
family if he did not keep bottle
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy in
the house. II never feel alarmed
when l hear my little boy cough
since / discovered that wonderful
medicine for coughs, colds and
Group in children"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
REVO[UTIONISTS
IN SIBERIA ARE
GAINING GROUND
All the Country Between
VIadivoStok and the Man.
Churian Boundary Has
Fallen Into Their Hands,.
rsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wREl

tsV MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIREl
Vladivostok, Jan. 81 Thy the AS
ISOLATED Press) ALI the country
between here and the Manchurian
boundary was in the hands Of rev.
olutionists tonight. Railway traffic
was being resumed.
Americans in Siberia We're bend
ing every effort toward speedy
evacuation of al Czechs and Amer
leans and trains from the interior
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
Paint Without Oil
Remarkable Discovery That Cuts
Down the Cost of Paint Seventy
Five Per Cent.
Free Trial Package Is Mailed to


A. L. Rice, prominent manufacturer
Of Adams. y. Y, has discovered pro-
cess of making new kind of paint with
.ut the use of OIL He calls 1t Powdr-
paint. 1t comes in the form OF dry
powder and all that is required is cold
water to make a paint weather PROOF,
fire proof, sanitary and durable for out
side Or inside painting. 1t is the cement
principle applied to paint. 1t adheres
IN any surface. wood. stone or brick
spreads and looks like oil paint and costs
4h0ut one fourth as much.
Write to Mr. A. l.. Rice. Manufacturer
sc North Street, Adams N. Y, and he
will send You free trial package. also
color card and full ipformation showing
You how you can save good many dol:
iats, Write today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19

During the winter months the
blood of all alternating animals
gets lower in temperature, and the
heart beats slower, and those are
the two chief reasons why they are
able to get along without eating,
for their store of vitality laid up
during the summer is only slowly
drawn upon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19

Machine cut alfalfa for poultry
and rabbits; 25-lb. sacks, 90c each.
Chickens will neither lay well nor
grow well without green feed. They
eat less grain when fed cut alfalfa.
f. w. FEE. 2i2 West Lead Ave.
Phone 10. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19

The mother of Herbert Hoover,
who is being discussed as a posi-
BILE presidential candidate, was a
preacher, after the casual Quaker
fashion. 4g .,ts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19

Bad breath, colorless lips. sallow
cheeks give a girl little chance for
"a man"-Don't give up. try Hcl-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea and
see how popular you get.--Royal
pharmacv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19
An important Letter

Glendo, Wyo.-"When was twenty years old I had
the scarlet fever which left with cough and failing
health. was married after that and by the time was the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19

d.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is absolutely
free from alcohol and injurious drugs. You take and
be certain you will find true blood-maker, tissuehud-
err and restorative tonic and that it will produce evil
after-effects. Thousands-probaby many of your own
neghbors willing to recommend the Discovery be-
cause it has made them well. So.
For sale by druggists liquid or tablets Send Dr. Pierces
nvaids Hotel, Buffalo, NJ cents for trial package.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19

The artificial breeding of fish
was a common industry among the
ancient Greeks and Romans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-19

mother of two children |
was a complete wreck-a
mere skeleton. l thought
| had tuberculosis. | learn
ed of Doctor Pierce's Gold
en- M e d ic a Discovery
some way, and took three
bottles. My strength came
back, my cough left me,
and | found myself well.
That was in Nebraska
near Fremont, we lived on
a farm. Since then when
ever l feel i'll l get DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and it builds me
up in health and strength"
Mrs. Alice E. Roberts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
Ie Weus6orf (rihtiq vWoeuoorf" in

le 8easoorf (ridtig uBoeaoorf") in
Ser 9eqbe bon @idlta6fl gum Pfarr=
iprengel 6es e%rgebenit @efertigten ge-
bort, pesbalb Die 5pen6e lammt Be
gleiti9reiben bonn Bfarramte Wi@-
ita6tl glei9 na6 ibrer Mnfnnft an oas
gefertigte Bfarramt abgetreten mnr=
6e. 9a Die 8ebolfernng bon Woeus=
borf ndmli9 Ben @ottes6ienit megen
Der MGbe nn6 8eql1emlidfett III Wif-
lta6tl beiu9t miro bielfa6 angenom=
men, oaB @oels6orf gu @i6i tootl ge=
bort. @6fieBli6 miro b0fli6it gebe=
tenL sic @ite 5n baben uno Die 5tpet
betgef9lo1ienen 9anfidreiben Can sc.
gr5bti60fi6e @no6en un6 Sen bodm.
Serrn Sobn 6ugeD an 6eren Morei=
fen giitigit meiterletten 5u mo1en. W}it
n%odmaligem u8ergelts @ott" II. I. ~.
Narnens Ser 0berin ser @6tpeltern
bonn Mrn1en &in6e Sein, Setter elmer
Md66enfortbiloungsi6ule in Maria=
@n5en6orf Nie6er0iterrei6, i9reibt
6ie ebrm. 59meiter 9aberia unterm
12. Snli:
Mit bielem ber5li6en Danf beitdtt=
gen mir Ben gmpfang 6es 8riefes nn6
6es @e6iels iiber 24,096 &ronen,
mel6e mir glei6 bebeben mer6en.
@enn uns onf 6ieie @etie Elm tpenig
gebolfen miro, tpir6 es inns bieuei9t
m0gli9, 6as Sous 6nrb 6ie i9tpere
3eit Der gr0Bten Scot bin6ur6 51
bringen. Da6ur6, 6aB mir auf Dem
2an6e mobnen, alio ni6t 5u @ien &C.
boren, boben mir GnBerit tpenig Mn=
1prl1d nn6 &offn11ng auf sic &ilfe Der
beri6ie6enen Mftionen nn6 Sic Scot
nn6 @inf9rdnfung prr6e INNER GRO
Ber.D arum no6mals ber5li6en Da1f.
Die ebrtp. Sberin, M1ttter Smma=
c1tlata 6es &loiters ~St. @briitina,
@ien, 19reibt unterm 9. Suli:
@e1tte baben mir auf sic Mntpetiung
vDraft ST." sic Sic nns nm 2. Sum-
fan6ten, folgen6e @aaren in @ien err
balten: II @iGo MebL> 4 &ilo @eis
Otatt 8obnen), 8 9ofen &on6en5mild
nn6 6 &tlo Gped. Mue Boren iin6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
9. September, 1920

terung betradtet tperoen Die fi9 bort
infolge Der maBloien l1ebergriffe Der
fran50itiden 8einbungstruppen ange'
iamrnelt bat. @eit ibrem gin5uge in
bog oberi6leiif9e Blebis3itgebiet ba-
ben Die fran50iii6en Eruppen cine 10
berausforoernoe 9altung angenom-
men Die 8ebolferung in elmer 8eiie
brusfiert un6 gequGlt, 6aB es Elm
Wnn0er gepeien mqre, tpenn Die Be-
bolferung es fi6 ouf Die Dauer batte
gefauen loiien. 9ie Gran3oien ba-
ben fi6 BORT elmer Nuffibrung belief
Bigt 6ie nit ibren Mniprii6en, als
5ibiliiierte Station betra9tet 5u tper-
Sen, in i6reien6em @i0eriprub ftebt.
Sic baben audi in Sberidleiien cine
Saat geidt, sic ieBt bic eriten Sproi=
len getrieben bat un6 Die einmol b0ie
Sr19t tragen miro. Ni6t Bios fir
Sranfrei6, ion6ern fir gan5 europa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

I'M gan5en 600 &in6er elm, bon oene1
1920 auf bic So6idule entfaaen. SIS
lit 6ies fir Sen groffnungstag cine
gr0bere Mn5abl als Die beim S9nlbe'
ginn 1es pe%rgangenen Sabres. Bum
9e1u6 Ser ct. Marien : 8farridule
lparen am gr0ffnungstage 500 &in@
ser angemeloet, Die groBte Mn5abl Dor,
&inoern leit Dem 8elteben ienerYfarR
l9ule. IS muBte> ba Die Musbeiiernn=
gen 0es 59abens, Sen Die 54nle
our9 sic Seuersbrln1t erlitten, ni4t
Dor Sreitag 6ieier Wode pouer6et
mer6en f0nnen, sic Ma1ie Der &inoer
entlaiien tper0en, nod6em ibnen nit
geteilt moroen par> SaB ser regelma-
Bige S6ulunterri9t an Montag na9-
tier @ode beginnen miro. @rfreuli6
lit es> 6aB Die @ltern Die Notpenoig=
felt elmer 6riitli6en @r5iebung amer
fennen un6 lire &in6er CUR Seran=
bil0ung Sen Bfarri9ulen anbertrau=
en-.
-8Gbreno elmer ant Dienitagmor=
gen int ct. CLOUD Snititut> Der gege1t=
martigen Motfir6e Der unbefledten
@mpfdngnisgemein6e, bonn bodm. P.
Nlto, .. g. g., INN 5alb Z ubr ge=
baltenen 8rautmeiie rei6ten ii6 6ie
@ano gum 8n16e 2eonarb Dominif,
Sobn 0es SsSuli11s 0ominif, uno SRI.
S6o 80. Berger bon bier. Na6 Dem
Sronafte fano int engeren 8erpano=
terfreii e beim @ater 6es 8rd1tigams
sic &o65eit itaH, nobel 6as iunge
@oar nit Sen ber5li91ten @liidpiin=
i6en be6a9t tpur6e. Na6mittags trat
Sag 8rautpoor cine &od5eitsreiie an
uno miro ipdterbtn in ct. @lon6 ben
eigenen Serb griin6en, mo- es linn un=
fern @uni6e gemaB itets moblerge=
fen m0ge.
- Sn Sen Colonial Gardens miro
ont 1rdditen @onntagnabmittog gum
8eiten Ser 6aielblt int @ntiteben BE-
griffenen @emein6e cine 6eftli@feit
be%ranitaltet, mo3n ale 6reun6e un6
@onner Ser 11e11en @emein6e fre11n6=
libit etngela6en iin6.
- @ud)6em @etnri6 Melion ii6
Dor &reisridter &01er i6u16ig erfldrt
batte, 6as Sberlan6 M11tomobil ser
Sran 81. 8. @iuiams bon Slice ge=
itoblen at baben, tp11r6e 6erielbe anf
nnbe itimmte 3eit Ser &%eformanitalt
iibertpieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
&ir9li9e
Ma@ri9ten

* NqfIten Counting, Dem 6elte23es
fl. Gloooalo, 6em @atronSfelte Der
Dio5ele, miro ser bo9m'ite 8ii6oi
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Elm Bontififalamt 5elebrieren, uno
na6mittogs miro &o@oerielbe in Ser
Marienfirbe gu Wapbetp Safe 6as fl.
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2eBten Counting preoigte Der
bodtp'ite 8ii9of 8ui6 i'm M%u6itoriun1
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pGrtig als Notfir9e Ser ct. @lou6
nnbefledten @mpfangnisgemeinoe
oient, in ser Welie Inn 9 ubr in eng
1ii6er nn6 beim @o6amte in 6eutl9er
g ro9e ,mobei ser 9berbirte beiag=
ter 6ur9 sic Seuersbrunit beimgeiu6-
ten @emein6e fem 8eilei6 aus lprab
nn6 sic an sic @emein6e berangetre=
tene Notmen6igfeit 6es 8aues elmer
neuen Stride beiprab babei Ole S6tpie
rigfeiten 6es unternebmens> ertpdbn=
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mobnte, in gintro9t un6 na6 belten
@rdften 6en bo@p. Rfarrer, bel Der
2oiung 6es an iie berangetretenen
Broblems 8n 1tnterituben unb 6amit
6em 511funftigen @obl int 8ertra1ten
onf @ott in Ser ein5ig ri6tigen @eiie
at 6ienen. Sonntagaben6 bielten 6ie
Mitglie6er bes &irbenrates cine Ser
lammlung,in pelder Die erIten @6rit=
te fir Sen 8au zines ne1e11 @ottes=
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6es 1telten @ottesbauies nr6 Die 8fle=
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mein6e beipro6en miro. &ommen-
Sen 9ienitagna6mittag miro Johann
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lung Ser Observation-Disclosures ltatt=
fin6en, BEL mel9er @elegenbeit gletd=
fails ser 8on ser neuer1 Stride 11n6
Sic 6amtt berbnn6enen, 5und9ft lte=
gen6en Mngelegenbetten OUR Sprn6e
fommer1 tper6en.
$ Sic 6nr9 Die 8eriebnng 6es
bo9m. p. @il6ebrano, 3. g. g., boz
FAINT getporoene Miiiitentenfteue, an
ser st. CLOUD 1nbefl. gmpfangnis=
fir6e 1T 6ur9 Ole bonn bodtp'iten Ibt
8eter, 8. g. g., getroffene @rnenn-
ing bes bodtp. P. 8i1s, .. g. g.,
melder in LETTER 3eit Die deliberations
Ser Maria &immelfabrtsgemein6e in
@alatpap, Minn., b%eiorgte, beiebt
moroen. MIs itetigen MiiiItent Der &er5
Seiu-@ emein0e 5n SSreeport ernann=
te Ser bodm'ite &err Mbt Ben bo6p.
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&odm. @err Soiepb Bolter,S obn
Ser in Melroie mobnenoen Gamilie
Mler 8olter, 1T bon Som, Stolien, no
ct mabrero bier Sabren b0beren beo-
logilden 5tl6ien oblag, unb als Dof-
tor Ser Ebeologie 1tnb 6es farorti-
iden Medtes %pron1opierte, groe por-
LETTER 8obe gu 8eiu6 I'M gltertr-
ba1,ie eingetroffen u1o miro gegetleS;lr1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

Sc nG9lter 8o9e na6 Columbus, g.,
abretlen, mo er I'M pGpltli6en Sole
pbinum Sen tbeologii6en Sebrltnp
einnebmen miro.
$ Die bon benz bo6tp. p. Setter
&loB, 8. g. 49, in ser ct. Mi6aels
@emein0e at 8udmar1 CUR Steuer Ser
in OeIterrei9 infolge oes 8eltfrieges
berri9en6en groBen Scot erbobene &ol=
lefte ergab sic Summe bon $526.35.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
in iebr gutem 3uitanoe uno ausge=
5ei9net perpadt ibernommen NOR
Sen. No9mnls unieren berbinoli6ten
Can't fir aues.

Das ct. gIiiaaetb &ranfenbaus,
8ien, beitdttgt BEN @mpfang 5tpeier
Observation-Disclosures unb 6er 2e=
bensmittel felbit, betonen6> 6aB nit
BEN 2ebteren lire 8orrdte auf unge=
fabr bier @o9en al1Srei6en. u9ur9
oieie gitige 3utpenoung lit uns cine
groBe @obltat %erpieien por6en. @ir
6anfen ber5li9 fir 6ieie groBe &ilfe
nno bitten unier o16 fernerbin ge=
oenfen GIT molen" beiBt es II. a. in
6em S9reiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

Ser bll1tige 3%uiammenitoB in @at-
tomiB mnB als Elm MusfluB ser Orbit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

= ginen unliebiamen 8eiu9, SEN
lie 8ein9ern mannli6en nn6 meiblt=
6en @eible6tes als 2obn fir lire
@iite, 6enielben in Ser 8ra1erei Ell
men 2abetranf GIT berabretden, 51 per=
6onfen baben> muBten Sic Mitglie6er
Ser ct. G1on6 8raltgeieqidaft no6
0en 3miqingsitG6ten maiden po51 Tie
bon elmer Mn5obl 9eteftipen, tpel9e
it6 lebten Dienitagaben6 in ibrer
8rauerei GIT elmer l1nterindnng 6es,
8ierborrates einiteuten, a1tfgefor6ert
tpltr6e11. 9te 8ra1teret pur6e gei9loi=
fen, l1n6 als gbi6er5 fir 6os a1geb=
libe geiebmi6rige @erfabren Ser
8rauereibeitber ein Sell ibres pobl-
ldmeden6en Bro6nftes mitgenon1-
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in Der 8ral1erei eri6ienen fo6erdlen
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ben io1en, 6aB sic 8ral1erei fonfis-
5iert tDir6.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-09
CLEARED
in FRAUD CASE
Federal Jury Brings Verdict of
mot Guilty" After 20 Min
utes DeliberatiOn.

Max Klein, Harry w. Nelson and
Owen E. Pointer were found not guilty
of conspiracy to defraud the United
States by a jury in the federal district
court yesterday afternoon The jury
deliberated in the case not over 20
minutes.
There is an indictment against
Nelson for embezzelment which may
not be tried, a demurrer as to Klein
having been sustained.
Klein ct ais were charged with con-
spring to remove coffee from the
station, during the war and disposing
of it for private gains.
The governments contention was
that Nelson knew of the thefts and
directed the articles to be taken. that
Pointer delivered the articles to Kleins
truckmen and that Klein sold the ar
ticles and divided the receipts with
Nelson.
The defense was that coffee was
legally purchased from the government
by service men and others and sold
to Klein and that the empty drums
in his possession were obtained in that
way or picked up on the docks. where.
according to evidence. several were
found. two by a deputy United States
marshal. Animus on the part of dis
charged truck drivers was also alleged
by the defense to account for testimony
by two of the governments witnesses.
Evidence in the case was in at noon
yesterday. The arguments were com
menced at o'clock and the verdict
was returned late in the afternoon
District Attorney Neeley and assistant
District Attorney Hoffman handled
prosecution John p. Stokes, Phillip
D. Bean and Leon Lischkoff were forl
the defense
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-09
LABOR UNIONS
TAKE UP issues
Resolutions Presented Demand
Treaty Ratification; Hands
Off In Mexico"

Montreal. June qualification of
the Peac3 Treaty without any reser-
vations that would injure effective
ness of the covenant of the League of
Nations was demanded of the United
States Senate in resolutions presented
today by delegates for adoption by the
American Federation of Labor in an
nual convention here.
Resolutions covering political and
economic conditions. in the United
States and labor demands upon the
ministration; reaffirmation of home
were presented by the score when the
American Federal ton of Labor open
ed its second days session here today
These resolutions demanded ."hands
off policy toward Mexico, public own
ership of railroads with Democratic
ADMINISTRATION; reaffirmation of home
rule for Ireland, appointment of
committee to lay foundations for an
American labor party, lifting of the
blockade of soviet Russia. reestablish-
ment of trade relations with Russia
and recognition of the soviet govern
ment, Impeachment of Attorney Cen
eral Palmer, condemnation of Post
master General Burleson; condemna-
ton of industrial courts: repeal of re-
Gently enacted railroad legislation en-
forcing compulsory arbitration estab-
lishment of an educational system on
for the worker.