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New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
&5O,0OO Asked by
Lansing to Uphold
immigration Bars
Increase of Aliens Into u. S.
Set at 10000 a Month
and Soon Will Be More:
Red Peril Is Emphasized
Ns1o York Tribune
W0Rh{u nfo~ R,ir~ou


WASHINGY0N.- jan. .2o.--In asking
the House:~of Representatives to-day
for $46o.000 With which to enforce
wartime testxtetiens. on the entrance
OF aliens into .xthe.s United States
secretary lansing declared that I'M
migration has increased more than
SV,VVO month in the pexiod between
ESeptem bery y;1918, and September 1919,
sad. predicted that in the future higher
ng1res Will be reached. -
,t4e declared he had no desire to in :
crease, tha. expenditures pf. the govern.
Ment Aeedleasly, but said it. is asxital
tine entrance into the United States
lof anarchists.: I: sBolshovists, props
gandlsts. and other sundssirahles." His
letter said in5Part:S'.;; ~. =. m
l.. With, Hafs<anceta<, ,the amount which
At is estimated will be necessary for
the expense of. the endorsements 81
these sacts forytk6 fiscal wear ,berin-
ming July i 1870, 1T kmay be rema rked
mat the existing appropriation Is at
tne rata OF approximately $4,000
meNth TOR sin ninnths, and the esti-
'm:ts now suhmittsdsfor the next fis-
cai year IS made upon the same basis,
nctyithstanding !. the = fact that there
would seem to hs many reasons for
the, appropriation Of a larger amount,
:" 45.oeo Enter Each Month
.."At the present time the number Of
Aliens entering thes United States
an monnts TO-. approximately $4,000 a.
month, or $4,000 = year. The: number
,3t8 month inaSeptember, 1918. TO As
313Na month.in September, 1918.
In view>Sdf the. approach of peace
and the resumption Of trans-Atlantic
shipping activities, ittisl to be presumed
that There will be q steady increase
in the number Of aliena seeking admis-
sion to this country, and when it is
considered that ,the number entering
the United States prior to the war
reached considerably over million per
aannum, the problem. Of the consular Of
ncsrs abroad in efficiently enforcing
the. Laws above referred to will be no
x have mo desire to expend a dollar
more than seems to Be imperative to
the proper iprotection Of the country,
and in this relation it must be borne
in mind that the very principles
upon which the government is estab1
lished. as we'll as the mater rial interests
OF the individual, are involved in pro-
hlbiting, through vigorous enforce
ment of the acts to which reference
mas been made, tha entrance into the
United States of anarchists, Bolshe-
wiki, propagandists and other undesir.
ables.
ut also is proper to point out that.
instead of being an expense to the gov
the control now being exer,
cised- over the entry of aliens into tha
Uaited States is not only self-sustainr
Ing, but pays into the Treasury a con-
siderable revenue over and above the
expense of it's ma{nTenance. p's-r
p. An sa1ien seeking to enter the United
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Pan-Ce1man Press
Warns Entente of
ADay of Revenge
Papers Discuss Situation i'm
Overawing Tone That
Prevailed Before Break.
.-y1
Down of Kaiser's Power
BY William c. Dreher
..Ne.p York Tyibisase
Special CoAls Serusee

-.NeW 0Yk 1t01kS1
Special Caols Servisv
Copyright. 1920. New York Tribune Ene.l
BERLIN, Jan. 2o.-zOld Germany has
learned nothing aid forgotten nothing
in the years following her- ascension to
power under Emperor William, ac-
cording to the views expresxedi by the
pan-German press INK discussions Of
peace ratification. These newspapers
continue to discuss sAhe situation, in
tbs overawing tone that prevailed BE-
foTe the breakdown Of .Germanys Mill
taFy Defence -,
z !. t."Every German must act as If ne
could foresSes with certainty the resur-
fection ofvthe Kaiser and empire in
AZ their etd, splenaor," says the
"Deutschezeitung," chief organ Of the
pan Germans. The editor further re-
marks that the Entente must observe
that, besides. IN the riff-raff now talk
7nK importantly in Germany therc are
still many Gefmans who responded in
the field aH4 have not died..
! 1.-The Entente must notA," says the
writer, "thst those Of US here will edu-
cate our children for the time to take
revenge on<,She principle ots AN: eye
The 'Deutsche Tageszeitung" also
casts hopeful eye to the future, call
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
NEW YORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 21 1920

States must make application for the
pays another dollar Tor the vIs9 81 The
passport if granted, making a total
of 81 for each alien whose passport is
viskd by consular agent abroad.
Thus the return to the govenment for
vis6ing passports Of $4,000 aliens, the
number at present entering the coun-
try annually, would be s1,000,000 It
therefore would seem that there should
be no reluctance to appropriate $780,
600 in addition to the unalloted bal
ance of the appropriation already made,
$150,000, fnr the purpose Of executing
the provisions Of the acts herein de-
scribed for the next fiscal year"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Talebearer Is Fired
For Causing. Slav;.l'
French Court Takes rr,, = !.
Action Against Man WI Isoal p
trayed Woman,a ST. DO

LONDON. Jan. e.-A.wins ,,.,.,
named Jubon, Of Sc. ousnj - 'enst
paid dearly for his inabilft nss juss
his own business, reports mind
press" aea Ex-
Jubon thought It his duty 70 49,.
soldier named Desert, who was. asealet u .
front, with the fact that his Wis ~ The
was in his service had broken hcS' whs
rage vows. The husband hurried maj
IN blind fury, shot his wife an,sn snosss
arrested and sentenced to Avs vas
Imprisonment. Veasus
The father Of the victim bropr,,.
action against tho wine merchant an
compensation for the loss of his aau 1r
ter, and yesterday the court. after M
ing the pleadings of two promis -.
counsel, awarded him $1,000 dsms,ssss ~
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

door OF the nation open 70 their de-
Portation while another door was open
Mss-Moese- said last nsrht that the
sudden change in the Okio situation
throwing open the Buckeye State for
all contenders for national convention
delegates was not displsasing to the
friends Of General Wood.
There Ia no important state in tho
" tionr whore the friends Of General
Wood in ,Ap open contest cannot get
at least orS-tihrd of the convention
..ds3egateAssAe said.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
WRITER'S r. Sued sfor: Divorce 2
Wife. Seeks Freedom From Ber-
tonBraley, of Peace Ship Fame

Berton. Braley, journalist, writer Of
fiction and poet, WAS sued for divorce
in the Supreme Court yesterday. Mrs.
Marion Braley the plaintiff. was q
fashion and dramatic. writer in New
York and Philadelphia when she married
Braley. about four years ago. She was
Miss Marion Rubican, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Rittenhouse Rubican, of
Oak Lane, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braley spent their
honeymoon on the steamship Oscar II.
the peace ship, which Henry Ford char
tered and took to Europe. 8. Mr.. Braley
represented a weekly publication on the
trip. s.'N ;~,v " :, a..
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Turkish Refugees in German,
Found Guilty of Mas.ar...

coNsTANTINoPLE. Jan. so.-Th.
trial by court-martial Of Behseda,uu
Chakir and DR.. Naxim, directors SSS.n ~ tna
Committee of Union Prorress @ ss
charges of having organized massscr.a va
OF Arm and Greeks durino 49,
war, ended yesterday with their 60, ore
viction. Both Of the men are at nrs.-
ent refugees in Germany.
Behaeddin Chakir was sentenced "a
death and DR.. Nazim to fifteen years,
at hard labor.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

tion, 1ssid that the occasion marked the
ending Of IN honorable and useful AZ
tstence. He urged Z continuance Of the
spirit that had Rnimated them In their
relief work. -.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Man Killed on Ship in Storm

The steam trawler Sea Gull, of the
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company, ar
rived yesterday from Georges Bank
with zone member Of the crew, Martin
Ryan, dead Ryan was dashed against
q deekhouse by heavy sea and his
skipper OF the Sea Gull, said the ves,
sef~1nade' heavy weather and had bean
Ahls TO put down its nets but fonr
timssin the entire week on the bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
London Hears Denikine
Formed New Government
Public Reception of>Move Said
To BE Favorable; Refugees
Report p Psnic in DRiossa

Z LONDON, Jan: 2o.-General Denik4ne,
leader Of the anti olshevike torksa, !, in
yseuthera Russia, has fqsmsd, "a. nsuII
;cessaeh government. witk. - sS,ss avs. 'Ros,
sysk as the capital. According Is ;daarl da1
loMatic :adyiSss received. shege,x Nit Sc
declared the reception of. the new. .g'oV.. 4.
eerhnaennt BY the sople>xpparsn4lysis
IaYOraple. - -. -'s,.1, :. ,
-. -. ..,5.'. ,r'7- ~ = '~,s....-
GENEVA, Ian: 2o.-The Rumanian
sage from Bucharest to the effect, ,that
the Creek *steamship LeopoIdS Fad ,ar-:
rived at Constapza, on the &,Bl laGksSea
Coast, Of Rumania;, loaded with Re fiu,geea.
from Odessa, who rsRortedsthAt panic
Bolehevikf were then within 'aaikhty
miles Of Odessa, ssalad meeting mo: resist
ance. and sysryhody was fleeing. the
passengers declared. -.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
British War Relief Society
Is Formally Disharded

The British War Relief Association
formally, disbanded at its fifth annual
meeting. held in the Hotel Pennsylva-
MIA yesterday. IT. was announced that
7,643 cases Of supplies had beer,. sent to
ths various Allied countries during the
last five years. -.
The Rev DR., W. T, Manning, In ad-
dressing the members of the associa-
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
FAT IN MILK PAIL
Test and Keep Record of Every Cow
One Cow May be Worth Many
Times Another-Be Sure
Your Cows are Making
YOu Profit.

Butter fat has doubled in price in the
last three years.
Feed has doubled in price in prac-
tically the same length of time.
1t is therefore imperative that the
man who markets his cream must
know that each COW into which he puts
feed will return him her board bill, the
price Of his labor and margin of
profit. The only waw to know that n
COW is worth milking is to test.
The weight sheet, a record fthe
pounds of milk given daily by each
COW, should be kept. according to C. G.
Seymour of the Colorado Agriculture
College. The Babcock test for butter
fat should be run for two days each
month. The fat test for that length of
time, together with the average daily
weight of milk given will determine
the yearly fat production.
Breeders of pure-bred dairy stock
have long recognized the Importance
of the milk test. Advanced registry
records for the various breeds set
standards of production and the cows
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
Masonic Degrees

Orient Chapter No. 80, II. A. NJ, at
its regular conyocation last Wednes-
day evening conferred the M. NJ. and
P. NJ. degrees on class consisting OF
K. 4. Nye, F. W. Johnson, d. B. Kin
kaid, w. o. Shelter and II. o. Wood
ard. After the degrees a lunch was
served.
On Thursday evening at the regular
communication of Lamar Lodge Nc. 90
A f. & A NJ, the second degree was
conferred on o. f. Nelson and A. r.
Freuler
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30

tina team reach such standards more
than double their value for themselves
and offsprings as well.
The weigehing and testing of milk
is not yet practiced by the general
farmer. it will be, howevere, as soon
as the farmer realizes that only in this
way can he know the profitable COW to
keep and whether his herd is improv-
ing or deteriorating.
A farmer milking ten cows Of which
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
Has Labor With Him

Senator Harding is receiving much
satisfaction from the scores of con
gratulatory messages he is receiving
from labor organizations in Ohio and
elsewhere. They all pledge hearty
support to the Republican campaign.
and demonstrate the absurdity of Mr.
Gompers' claiming to be able to de-
liver the labor vote to the Democratic
or any other candidate.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30

only one was high producer would
doubel or eve ntrebe his. net profits
in year by selling the nine and milk
ing just that one.
One case is on record of COW that
sold for $3.50. The purchaser tested
her and her butter-fat record made
her worth $500 at her next sale.
Test your cows and know whether
they are eating up your profits as well
as your feed
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
To The Public

The Teachers Normal Institute of
the Eighth District will meet in La
mar August PIP.
The committee will be very grateful
to anyone who will open their homes
to those teachers. If you can rent
room or board one or more teachers
for the two weeks call the county sup
erintndent's office soon. Lamar, 289-W.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
New Equipment

DR.. c. s Wilson, the dentist, is this
week installing dental x-ray picture
machine for use in his practice This
will be big convenience and help in
his work and material benefit to his
practice. Lamar professional men like
the business men keep right in the
front line.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 80. 1920
Annual Picnic

The G. IL, Brown Lbr. & Mfg. Co
held their annual picnic for employees
and families out at Queen Beach last
Friday evening and it was big event
for all able to be present The com
pany managers, w. II. and John Y.
Brown, had arranged for all neces-
saries for a royal good time and the
occasion was one long to be pleasant
ly remembered.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
Goes TO Grand Lodge

X. L. Christy, past exalted ruler Of
Lamar Lodge No. 1919. b. +. o. Elks.
leaves Friday for Chicago to attend
the Grand Lodge Of the order as dele
gate from this lodge lie will be able
to report growth and prosperity that
is going t omake any lodge hustle to
keep up with.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
Postponed

Great Britain has plenty Of money
TO send to Argentine to build up her
trade in competition with the United
States, but she has no funds with
which to pay the interest on her debt
to America Wise old John Bull,
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween E. b. Leatherman and Geo. W
Leasure under the firm name of Leath
erman & Leasure has been dissolved
by mutual consent
Signed,
E. b. LEATHERMAN,
GEO. W. LEASURE.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30

Last CALI Sale closes Saturday
July Bird Palace Clothier.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-30

Last CALI Sale closes Saturday,
July Bird Palace Clothier
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Salvation army Gets
Many Pathetic appeals

Pathetic in their appeal for the
necessities of life are the letters
received daily by the captain OF the
Salvation Army. The letters printed
below may induce you to put your
change in the nearest kettle.
Captain OF the Salvation Army:
I am a woman 81 years old. lost
my boy. the only support I had. He
got killed. and I am alone without
work or money. 1 know the good
YOU people do and I will be glad Il
you will remember me with a bas-
ket az Christmas
Dear Captain OF the Salvation
Army: I hear you are going 20
give a doll to all the good little girls
in South Bend this Christmas. I
am "a little girl OF eight years Of
age. Ny papa is dead and just mama
and L are alone"
Captain Of the Salvation Army:
I wish YOU would come and see us
My mama Is sick and my daddy
left and We don't know where he
is 1 heard mama say last night.
she wished the CaT tain knew the
condition of things. that you people
are so kind and good. do you think
Santa Will bring me ID doll o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
MILITARY INQUIRY
INTO CORK FIRES
IS PRIVATE, SAID
Maurice Healy Represents Or
ganizations-NO Lawyers
Admitted.

CORK. Dec. 19.-The military in
quiry into the Cork fires and loot
ing opened at the military barracks
today. II was sticuy private. wit
nesses being admitted only one by
one.
Maurice Healy had been instruct
ed by the chamber Of commerce and
the employers federation 20 repre-
sent them at the inquiry. but was in
formed last night that no lawyers
would be admitted. In consequence
these two bodies have declined to
give assistance 90 the court.
It was brought out by an auXil
larry policeman at the military court
which IL holding an inquiry into the
shooting of Canon Magner and Tim
othy Crowley at Dunmanway that
Cadet Harte, who fired the shots.
had been drinking steadily and that
ne was absolutely mad at the
time.
The auxiliary policeman who was
in the car Of which Harte was in
charge said Harte had stopped the
car. got out and accosted Crowley.
After searching the mans pockets.
( the witness said Harte assaulted him
. and then shot and killed him.
Harte went next 10 the priest.
Meanwhile two other cadets stepped
out Of the car but were waved away
! by Harte. who IS declared 20 have
, snatched the priests hat from his
I head and made him kneel. Then
\ ne fired twice killing the clergy
man, after which he went through
I Canon Magner's pockets and scat
/ tered the contents on the road.
Harte finally was prevailed upon by
/ the district inspector 10 reenter the
car.
other auXiliaries who were in the
party led by Cadet Hartc. cOrrObor-
ated this testimony. The result Of
the inquiry is to be announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
FIFTEEN YEARS OF
STOMACH MISERY
AT LAST RELIEVED
Dreco, the Great II e b a |
Remedy, is Reported to
Have Given This Lady
Astonishing Results.

About IS years ago I had very
severe attack Of diphtheria and had
10 take antitoxin in such large guam
titles that it upset my stomach
completely and I haven't been well
since" said Mrs. II. J. Stanley. who
lives on +. r. No. ,, New Carlisle
Indiana.
Il couldn't digest anything I ate.
the food Just lad there and fer
mented. forming gas and kept me
bloated. My bowels were always
constipatH SO that I had to take
strong medicines to get them TO act
and of course, this helped 20 dis
turb my stomach. I was then bill
ious. my head felt like il was swim
ming around, a hot bitter liquid
came up in my throat almost stran-
Cling me at times. my kidneys were
weak and back aChed terribly.
i've only taken one bottle OF
Dreco so far and It has made a
wonderful change In me. my stOm-
ach is rapidly improving so that
can enjoy what 1 eat. have got
ten rid of all the bile. my back and
kidneys are strong once more and
I feel so much better IN every way
Ny nerves are sOothed so that I
sleep we'll every night. gettiE Cup
in the morning brim full Of energy
and feeling physically fit. Ny hus-
band and I both thing il IS Won
derful the way Dreco has taken hold
OF this old case OF stomach trouble
and made me well"
The well known DreCO expert has
headquarters at the Central Drug
Store and the American Drug Store
10 meet the local public and explain
the merits OF this great remedy.
See him today. Dreco Is also sold
in Michawaka by the Red Cross
Pharmacy. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Religious Students Take
Semester Examinations

More than zoo students took the
semester examinations last week at
the South Bend NTiShawaka school
Of Religious Education The work
Of the school has been very salts
factory and the students have car
ried their work with interest and
enthusiasm. The registration during
the - weeks OF the first semester
reached a total OF 2S5. represer ting
% OF the churches Of South Bend
and MiShawaka.
The second semester OF the school
VIII open january "a. The entire
faculty will be continue and such
courses Will be offered as viii meet
the needs Of oil those who teach
children and Young people DR..
George Herbert Belts. Phi n. Of
Northwestern university will con-
tinue 20 give courses in practical
psychology and principles Of teach
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
.NNfAS CANnIES %

Special sale on Xmas mixture o.
hard candles peanut briddIe. taffies
cocoanut candy and all pure fresh
made hard candies at soc H.. . lbs
-or soc at the Diana. e6O4-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
You Save $50

Save $50 (price now, $3.50 by joining
this club now. You secure all the privileges
of membership. Just buy few records and
begin to pay next year. You get it NOW.
Full exchange value guaranteed for twelve
whole months. Free fire and life insurance
guaranteed. Full market value allowed for
your old machine. Full factory guarantee
and our Service included. Delivery FREE
within 20 miles of our store. ACT NOW.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
days left to join!

IF you for yourself and family the extraordinary
privileges of membership this Christmas Club
Immediately By Wednesday night memberships may
be available Very likely before Saturday. allotment will be
coupon below, at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
LAKE the Grddttold in Your
Hand and Make the Voices
g Your OWN-mdke them do

s OCR OWN--n make LnSnl 40
TOUR bidding
"Cary ne back to Ole Vrginnx
TbafS 7obere fbe cotton and
fbe corn end fAfeTs grOa."
The dear old melody seems to come
night from our very hearts. Start
your voices Nth d moderate volume;
sWeII little on the third or fourth
tOord and then soften on "Ole VIZ
ginny"- remember this is sacred,
hdIIowed name to the old slave Oho is
singing. Now d little stronger. and
if your feeling prompts you. end the
next line with quite a cresccndo as
though you Vere little bOastul of
your old home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

We present here all the facts
privileges Of membership. You ma!
read them IN cold print, and judge
for yourself if it IS not an unprece
denied otfer-a Golden opportu-
nifty for you 70 secure ibis Greater
Phonograph. this ''Personalized"
Musical Instrument, under terms,
conditions and guarantees never
heard of before.
OF course, we cannot here demonstrate
the wonderful "Tone" of this remarkable
instrument the matchleSs cabinet work.
We cannot let you play it. We cannot aid
your ear in comparing it with any other
phonograph at any price.
So, the next best thing, if you do not
already know someone who owns one, is
to come in yourself and investigate. Come
without any fear that you will be persuaded
to buy against your will We are willing to
let the Phonograph itself do all the talking.
Come, bring your friends, who may have
other monographs. Let them hear, criticize
and advise. Come whether you already
own a Photograph, yourself, or not. Come,
just to satisfy your curiosity.
But whatever you do-come tomorrow or
WedneSdayOo not put it off minute longer.