davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
RAINIER MOTOR CORPORATION

The quarterly dividend Of 2qe upon the
preferred stock Of Rainier Motor Corpora
1920, to stock OF record at the close Of
business February 26, 1920. Checks will
be mailed.
j. A. Rainier, Secretary.
Now York City, February "a. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
Satisfied judgments

The first name is that of he debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was fled:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25

1pphan. p'"h s' 4 1rvias-Na5is Packing '7'-s'
Lynch, oscar ]. M. II Gross
Ludwig rred,N " iFredericli W. -
Ludwig co &c. A. Daniel S97.3o
La 1sy. AF!h0s o? Moe Be- sh' n jasotssy nae''a NJ
Larsen. m. n"A' rriiz-r. S. Watts; '.'''
MeSerhoff. Henry-j. W Ar
Hartstone ................... 1868 95
Mercer. James s.-B. Altman &
Metal Shelter Co.. inc.-lIi lip
Metals pislntesratIng Co.. Ing
Miller Kitty. and Louis wilson s
Monnier, Charles-W. II. Wulff 2S19.37
New Rcpublio American and
European Corporation. Inc
Orlando, Nicholas-J. =. oi'cGon- ''''
reiiegrina. John Gohn Pelle ''''-
grino Auto Exchange)-Au-
tomotive Electric Service Cor
Rabinowitz. Leiser-I. palsam 2ss.75
Sidney. Is. Bowman Automobile
shindolman, samuel and Jacob -
Weiss tPe"rless Sweater Mills)
Appel Hall Knitting Mills 560.36
steieer Sam-P NJ. Che1nis &.
Co. ....... ...........,....... 1S4.14
Schuman, William E.--T. Zin-
gale ..................... 1865
Tirrel, Mary An. l.. Tirrei. $3.50
Van Name. Albert E.--Pacific
Bann ..................... s9o.70
W c. HalIy ......,...e... 3es.s5
Van Cot, Frederick vi. 1.
Purcell ..................... 131e4.O0
In Bronx County
French Cellulold Novelty Co. Inc
u. s Casualty Co. .... $s24o
San e--Same ....-.......,..... 40s.17
Freeman, Harry-S. Katz. 65.72
GiBio, Michael--N. Zwiebel at al 42.45
Ginsberg, oseph-23d Ward Bank S0.17
Helntz, Georges. Bleusteln. 167.75
Jeferian .................. 1ooaso
-ihde. Wm.-M. Nit2ky y........ $3.50
Mulvey. Peter F.-T. II Thorn c75.72
Oliver Productions. 1nc.-J W.
Ford et ................ 3ao.os
Perlio. Wm. Al G. Gelb..... 420.72
Rosenthal, Samuel MI Lasner 100000
Stetler, Wm.-E. N. Curtin...... 70.72
Nitale. Alfonso---J Corcione. 6l.47
Senderowitz. Meyer. and Zelch
Rabinowitz-M Davidson 49,. 6i.S5
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
terday; the first name being that of the
d. n,. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
Army Orders

From The 7ribune's washington Buycau
WASHINGTON, Feb 24.-Army orders
issued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
Offerings to Buyers

SILK TRICOT Jersey flesh and high coiors
prompt and future deliveries. for petit
coats: pantalette underwear. bloomers.
chemises. Becker. Spring 3240: Becker. Am
sterdan. New York
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
UNITED STATES CAST IRON PIPE
AND FOUNDRY COMPANY.

GEORGE CHEsEBRO'. Secretary
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
FUE ~ENCONTRADO
AVER Ell A
DE OTR0 S0LDADO
Junto a el Sc encontraba
una pistola a la que
faltaba I'm tiro

\ principles de Ia semana en- curse
inGornamoS 4 nUeStros lectOreS del
cadaver de IN scldado e]ncontrado en-
su tienda Ge campana er e. campa-
g del F'Uerte de Sam Houston y
CUE. mediarte las investigacio'ses lie
vad24s q cabO por una comisi6n desig
NADIA al efecto por las autoridades mi
Iiiares do esta loCalidad, era 81 de un
indivjduo que hacia apenas tres dIas
que Sc habfa daydo de alta en- 81 F.ier
cIto. Este So habia sulcidado. Tai
fue e. dictameH dc los comisionados
para investigar q case.
En- e mismo Fuerte de Sam Hous-
ton fac encontr&do yer e. cadaTer
de otro soldado, e. que Ilevsba en- VI
de- cl nombre de Joseph kutchera. Els
- fue e~nconurado en las Gales de Gun
nirham. cerca de ia eStaci6n de So
corros medicos. FL hallazgo tuvo !u-
gar q las 40 de Ia mahana y e. ca
daver ~Dresentaba una lesion en- = tenn
pogal ds.echo. cuya lesion h2bfa sido
rroducida con arma de fuego. 4 unos
CuanIos pasos del cadaver estaba una
pistola automdrica. ma-ca Colt. En-
cont-6Se !gualmente al l&do del cuer-
DO del soldado mUerto una Carta. FL
conten!do de ola no la s:do a6n de-
/ dominic publicU. pUcs las aCtoridaies
ImiLtares uU" lnvestig&n e. case guar
dan reserva sobre clio y ieclaran que
ii cuardaran hasta que no haya side
e.icIa-ecido complerameDie el asun-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
UN LADRON QUE ROm?E Ell APA
RAOOR DE UNA JOYERiA

Id .ioyeria del Alamo. sta frente
Ii plaza del mismo nombre, nGme-
70 3i5, fue vfctima de IN robo de
$500 90 en- ioyas que llev6 a caho un
individuo luego de romper los cTsta-
les de IN apar@dor. FL case ocurrih
= las seis de Ia ~maGrugada de aver
) un agente de punto pudo DIR Ell es-
truendo quo So produjo al romper los
cristales y aun a!canz0 = yer al la
dr6n que corrii. Fub en- SUI -nerse,
cuci5n. nero no pudo alcanZarle.
IL propietario de IA m.ncionada 10
yeria manifesto que 81 ratero hahfa
huido con una charoIa que contenia
anillos de GRO. IeoatinaS y mcdallas
cuyo valor total alcanza d~oscientOs d.
lares.
I.aS ~pc&quisas hasta ahora practi5a-
das por n policfa an este asunto har
g@suilGS!o inltil"s.
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NUEVO RECLAMENTO
PARA Ell TRAFiCO
DE LOS AUTOMOBILES
Ninguna persona menor de
dieciseis amos puede
manejarIos

Las autoridades de liz c!adad apro
baron con fecha de antier una refor-
ma a Ia Recommendation de trafico
en virtud &c Ia cual ningun mucha-
clo menor de 16 amos podrA rlanejar
Improvements IN autom6vil o vehtcu
10 ~Cualquiera.
Esta m"ilda fus motivada por la
o~bservaciG. que Sc ma hecho de que
I'll Ia mayor parte de los academies
Ntimamente registrados resultaba ca
81 siempre Responsible algnn menor
de edad. Las autoridades de Ia ciu
dad Sc esfuerzau por evitar antos '
tantos academies como vlcEeu regis
trandose y es este 10 que les ha DOLL
gado a dictar este. disposition cuya
~InfracciGn sera c&Etigada con una mul
To no mayor de $1,000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
N EQUlVoCAClON

e. primer vUelo del aviador Wedding
ton fuG jniciado Ell horas t"mpranas
dc Ia manana. en- las que los nublados
c>tan a corta aItura de Ia terra. Este
do motive r que e. aviador perdiera
"a noci6tn lie Ia distancia que hahia
rccorrido g hicie-a IN descenso extern
10raneo. RcTicre e. Teniente aviador
az, una media bora desputs de haber
iriciado 81 vuelo habfa logrado traspa-
Sar dos ~secciones de n%ublados. y como
10. baroCrHfoS fueron o%Cultos. pens1
ovn hahta llesado a una altura cons!-
dc~ahle Y por no poner on ncligro las
yidas de los que 10 a~Compahahan.
onto por enprender 81 vUelo de recre-
50. = con >orpresa VIC que Il sallr de
.as nubes 50 hallaba a unoS cuantos
~Cer:enares d. pies sohre San Antonio.
Innediatanente despUas So p~rovey"
&c GASOLINE para reponer IA que hHtiH
pasrndo Y Dc nuevo c~mprendi" .; rs
oeTsC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
Cen siete personas Sc elevo
aver IN aeroplano a dieci-
nueve mil setenta pies
en- Ell Kelly Field
CERCA De UNA HORA
SOBRE LAS NUDES
Entire quienes subiercn Ell el
aparato, cue fue de De Ha-
bland, Sc cuenta I'm
meXIcana

En- un ae.orlano De HaIiyand, de los
mas p~otentes cue Sc o V han
side trafdos a San Antonio. hicieron
aver un atrcYLGo vuelo de altura varios
soldados del Cuerpo de Mecanicos
Aereos. c~uieneG accompaniment NJ Te-
niente Harry L. Weddington, photo del
hermoso ap2rato. En- este vuelo Sc es-
tableci6 I'M record de altura mundial,
pues ell aparato logr6 ascender hasta
1000 pies. sobrc 81 nirel de! mar. La
altura fuG registrada en- dos bar6gra-
sellado3 puestos aln Dor las Il
.tnridadcs militares.
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Magde Fey 2 s1 sna MuestraGais

Essn YEA y-1ebe rc=son.l Go 81 Selcr,
10 car.c u.uSun G!.rTo. pJssto Cue u 5'Geea %
PLAPAO 20 !e c-es:a nsds. sin c--btrSo. pIe1e Gi=H
,,-o r.Gs &c lc GIe pgd!er, representa- c! orc ,i-a
T;ao. kcra:o esta "1rUesa' gratis hoy, y 20 sissra'h
d. RI, po- ;ocs gu vida. Escrishlo5 Log uEs xr.c'n
pos,. o llci.e el cup5n ac,aC:o hey EIsno y 4 S1etA
"a ccrrro rec!bLTL Una rnues:-a Srstis &c PLAPAo ca
IN ,l5-e &c iuiorm.clGr comp rcssto Gel teho. s:ISS
cu.ce:aisats . "a hernia. : dc! netodo en- T:;ia dL
c., 50 &c coacsc.i ~ Diploma con nctalia GO orc od
Eora, y W L.Floma eca ei Gran PrIx eI Parir. CEs
disc os-a- e. z=anos de toios soce.lc, Guc sc':ea ca
cesc-ec!ads ooaG.r!6n.
5000 CC.=co raD d los Gus lean ESQ p:e5sn oe-
tsn.- es,4 prish. E-E;ls. No hay cuta que las Ger
tc5;ac.o-1s sc:ia Sis.tanen;s aGE2c.c-ss. ! C Ga
eT.u. C-l,.s.c=e5 csS-!pa aLo:a I-;,l-o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07

ESTADO DEL TEMPO

PRONOSTICO cue rinde para hoy
e! Obserya,orio Meteorological de san
Antonio:
Nublados ligeros. Aguaceros proba
bles Y una temperature maNiIna en-
ire loo 90 Y los e5 grades Ligeros
~yian-os del Eoreste va-iardo !usgo Ia
cha 81 sureste.
IA te-ntperatura dc yer fluctu6 en-
ire los - = los e3 grades, 1 Il SOM
bra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
UNA JOVEN ASESINAOA

CUADALAJARA, 10. d. agosto.-A
Innediaciones de "a fAb~ica La Au-
-ora" ACADIA de scr reccgido e. cada-
yer de una mujer del pueblo Que en-
vida, l'ev6 e. nonbre de Maria Guz-
man V cuva edad srisaba, en los vein
,e aaos. E. cadaver de Ia !nfortunada
p~-esertaoa IN gran nIme-o de les!o.
res. Habta sido entertainments acC!-
htllada a balazos.
Las autoriGadcs judic!c.es Sc ocu-
nan va er las !nrast!gncioncs de cato
misterloso usesiHato.
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POR los

So hospcdan o. eli hotel Guoter dc
cstn ciudad: joss 4 Lipscomb. procc
dcrtc def puerto do ~Ta;rp!co; r, e.
Rodr;gioz, de IN c!udri &c Nuovu Or
leans: Hsnry K!pp y oaposn, procc-
dcnt2s do Il c!ucod de Mexico.
So hospodan Ell e. hotol Lorier 81
zc6Uc Fernando =. Robes, ~proceden-
tc de IL cI!dnd d- Nesn!eS. Arizona,
y E. W, Stowe y fam!iie, DEF puerto
de Tnnp!cc.
So hospedan Ell 81 hotel ST. Artho
y: Julio J, Schultz, VI, Dob!Gdn. VI.
Dfa2 Viyanca y hormana y X, NJ, Van
Zuncs Jr,. procedentes de Ia ciudad
de M;x!co. Martin Menaia, de Ma
drid. Esrahn,
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DEFUNCIONES

Mia Marsav:ta Esqu!vel, q "A edad
de 2 meses : dia, hije de Fecuado
EsQu!veI y Clara Martinez de Esqu!-
vel.
Nina Domingo Sanchez, Il Ia edad
&c ! aAo. hitH 10 Pedro Sanchez Y de
nhN-
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NACIMIENT0S

Dos nihos de Serapio Ps-ez = Jose
rfra Valdas dc Perez.
tho niho de Corellio Rorewo y Ma.
Jesus DomfnGuez.
Tn Milo de Daniel Rodriguez '
Amalia Martinez de Rodriguez.
ina nina de Isabel Gomez y Mace
ria Soto de G6raez.
Una Mira de AnacIeto Cervera Y
Carolina Naldks de Cervera.
In miro de Jack Hogan y Elvira NJ
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LIRROS EEARAVILLOSOS.

Para log que sufren, son victimas
de Ia ~desgracia. les persigue la ma
ia suerte. fracosan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunadog eE amores Cor
tan c~uriosos libros lograran tcd0s sus
deseos. seran afortunados en- nego-
clos V empresas. ~lograran e. CARING
eel ser amado, llevar&a i fe!!z ter.ni-
no sus esuptos Y triunfaran en- todoi
Sc veraI HIRES De nalas influen-
c!as, V verce-:an :. sus eaem:goa y ma.
die pods ~causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estaT!piiias de correo pa.
IA gastcs y recibira ca:&logo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael STA. Haba7a- Cuba.
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UN BALE DE LOS "EACHEROS'

I'm +. Eagle t4st!", s!tn en- Ia Ave
nidu Main, enlre las GALES lie Hous-
ton y C~cmrnerce, &c efectuara ia nc-
che del pr6Ximo Domlngn un bale or
.anizaGo f,or RI CamPaEaente 'jua=
raz'' No. q ne II assCiaci6n 'teha-
dorrs del Munde" y i beReticie del
planted lie auxilios de IL misma inst
tuci6n dcaominudo Cruz Azui Mexi-
cana,
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SANTORAl

S,pado San Cayetano ConTesor
undador de los Cler!gOs Resulares
llamados Teatinos. Santos Donate
Oblspo Nlartir : Alberto conteSo:,
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usA Acclou coN7lRua De Ola = O. HocaE.
Ex7LIcacioN DEL pLaPao-E1o.

Il r~rlneipI, CT v.rtud tic! cu1I Ct ~PLAPAo-PAO
c.e.T:c,7c 81 acc!65. ya>is fAdlDrnte -supreodcEso
cssc7rado c! C.bu.o cs.Sr eTpucs.o = ic'onco Is ex-
,~:!-nc,6a cue . coat:nuGct1n e1pe1sacs;
Fl pT1PAo-PsD c5 hecho de TN material tucr.. :
E2s,h;, T., e.. cu.I co se11oGs I !cs loTuieaios
IrI eac-po rezaitaado surna1cr's ot3odo r ade 70
TIA su pare interior Is athE:Ea iparec'to E Va
e-pl.s.o rdhoi7o zero 1feeea:r fsr e~srpist9l. s m
q, syll.r Ia alzoA.ctla p" &c ~rc,sa!Sr1s ? saIiFEe
d, u Iucsr.
-" e. "a e1t-erie.d cn.EDchtts Gel PLAPAc-
ND. G., desc.asa sob.e 10, niscc!es css-o5 = IN
+. csiS-. RI Cce cec2E MA.
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PRUEBElC PEE
CuESTA ij!h.

70 C.'le l-"slE dIae.o. Deoo E'o0II'V = 49,
ri, Z. Cgr puedc LAGER Gesapa.ecer - Gfe-ErdI@'
Crsa!o IS u&:cu-oc G~csiIi-G9S :elLsSie- 81 'Ie-h
c.as,.cI4=s!.
l.. Yea do:o:os. = pc!st0:a .:ot9ee!1cG, dsi-
p=-c-c1.-
Ia horrible ssns.cfia de "ci-a- h.cIa ss.!o" ID
boro ~ complete para 30 ToITor JEtass L e':ILse"-
C,r-A, -cc.I-eTr {. ri=o:. Il y:ta!tsI : :ers!els
Ic:I!ds-
CIezLo C s.er:a a,,o- ea :rto s,a:.Io : ST. sem
,i.atc 20 !c7e.c > SIS amigo, .o:c;! u meet: = 20
10 dcca.
| rcuc:cs y ,..-ersueuie re d:!s las sFs"!s, po' ht.sh
L.sl,.lco tea zcr-!nszr>ra;s ea cue .ae:s scs2ie an
ca-u.l.:r..c -.cst:s E.A.J.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-07
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

100 Galan St
TelsforoS Crockett. Gus ) 7oS.
e. unico Sirjo mexicauo de AUTOMOBILES
en- Ia ciudad. Vinjes dcsdp 800. CarroS =
.p-op6sNo y a prcc!os raDoHablcs PARA Bau-
f:zoS. natrimuaius V funcralcS. ChaIftcu-s
Gr Union. $50 por bora.
LEON A.. MARTINEZ. Pro-.
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c a S z. S z

c 4 S E.S z
|, Carilo.o De dgutas nIeTtcanas = otTas
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COSMOPOLiTAN CORRESPONDENCE
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:T-aE IzaEGpIut Ee sCri re- -n.e- Tr-nc:- T-e pIe-s
VI. S.-Ea coIz?EoCcr Pc s. niJ:nc. -ih:c 90 e---Ci'
usELo FARA u! DocLC TiH.
FrI-cro: T. T7ize:O ' :"45 :m?oT;.H:c os.e:o Dc
10, P~LAPAO-pADs {. c. dc :nsnteaSc c7Ea:sa:e.lcaic
rp'caco q les E2&scu.7s Tc.:Is.C5 {. -:oClcancE:o
iana1o LApAO cl Qua! es de Tro?.riEdcs coai:cc-
t,ls cue :un; ararr;e c5a les iaE:ca.r",cn de Ia '-SEa
de! :ncGicaaeD:o f'crdo q tulo.:a- Il e.frl'ac."ii 20
:. tG.z:s. rC.;yieEdo Jos E-GscT'"s ; Tss'2a'e-
clAaep!vs T. 6, tgra!in normal y e'ast!cldsd. L"'0"-
ces, y 20 haS:z ~e:ts.ccs rucie esrsrsF;s quo - -.
ris Ccss3EESzcs.
se.undo: s.e.do hcchos 4, ro4o t=I CO re,-:;s7
eT.,a. cue "A slmclsd;i!I pur!s rrvr!sr. v:eEea q S..
%. 20 t.ato. VI a~;:3i!.s' nIy impo'ssT' CT Fe'caSr
lqre.!. caeb7ld.:. cge 10 EesGc &C: se;ea-ca Der LIZ
b~rsErs:o.
Ciea:os e rc-c:-s. .;5c=cz y co ri:d hc1 ::---
ncatado ante J. afforded co@ct:rn;e p-E 1SS
Ia:;s cue !cs ~PLA?Ao-PADS !es -a ea':e7 ~ &c
brsdu.a-a!gu=as &c ei.i' c: .a5 -a' 6Ea'es : &c
lac. GG=lc!6l.
usA Acclou coNTlHua De ola = o. ROCHE.
T.o CO los principals hcchos c.: Ian. "a S;'ae:oa
ea G! ,rat.r:isH,o do !es rLAP4o-T:OS e5 {! tciaDo
cozps.s:lrazca,e c2.,c cuo rsai!:!s rLa e1iE-7-
!%eIul:16e:.
ESQ 6 GcS!do 1 cJe ~ s@:!a Is eeEtiru+-ae
rucs, : Go d. q 81 :ra1:cCrce {, !1s q ho:ss.
No p.oGrcc uIaEg2I :.CcnVeSicze:a. n'HSaEa To-
les.ir. u!st1a Go!c-. Sa eE.0c:5o, iE!nGto tIs XII
r.-o c. cl ;-rcscg..o &c e. da - tEESa'o. : "ta
.vrado s..S 6p.nlendo. csc -.--t3!o E-i':Tl.oso -
re-ce2g6lansate Y. iaG.-eGdo nuSa v!Sa : rlt--2 L
is -f,1:,os abdoI=ins!cs Crs n,ec,itaa pas dcSe-!-
r.5-r s.s .cacEo.es Ge3;tc, &c 1eH;easr las trl1"s ca
-, c,slto lu5sr, sa :. .scssiGad de II Ee5oF.e sFii-
rI-l =. bato = .o5z4a &c - e:=5co-o Q cCs!cills
ot.o ct3SAo.
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G.. ec5o-. suspeaih,o! I'd
,.5s pc. F7u2!a cI2c1cT
ia Gle es Una Cosa pTor!-
,Cra,. cS III .alsO pcr;al
u0S ps-ed cue csil n.-
!.uco 81 sg!ui pCrGGe tisa-
= & TS:arGar u C.:c
a.'5u c. - 52EEc.
E~n;J-~c5. po- cue con
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25

surgeons to perform delicate opera
lions.
in one disease alone. tuberculosis,
we will have To care for 1900 sol
diers within the next yeav. II is al
most hopeless undertaking unless
we can get the doctors. and we simply
cannot under the present rate Of pay.
I'VE have sent men 10 the many
medical centers In the hope OF inter
esting young physicians. but without
success. The pay offers no induce
ments. Meantime the number of dis
charged soldiers admitted TO the hos
pitfalls Is rapidly increasing.
ITO make matters even worse. about
10 per cent of the officers In the regu-
lar corps have resigned and the vacan-
cies are untitled. These officers were
on duty In the quarantine division to
prevent epidemic diseases from Eu-
rope and from Asia; In the research
division studying diseases such as in
nuenza; In the medical inspection Of
aliens. and In numerous other lines Of
service work In addition to health
service hospital functions"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
PARTY PLEDGES ON LIQUOR
LAWS KEPT

The Kentucky legislature kept
the pledges made by both political
parties in the matter OF law-en-
forcment legislation TO back up the
state and federal prohibition amend
mcnts. Not only was a drastic
law enforcement law enacted, mod
.eled on the Volsted national pro-
hibition act but a statute which
-Ni'i make moonshining a risky, as
well as improbable business, was
put on the statute books, and still
another law levies tax Of so cents
a gallon on whiskey in bonded
arehouses, TO be paid on its re-
moyal for any purpose, .uch as its
sale for medicinal uses. and from
this latter tax, the state will de-
rive a considerable revenue.
Party lines were disregarded in
the vote on these bills. Few OF the
members Of either house opposed
prohibition enforcement, only six
senators voted against the law-en-
forcement bill on final passage.
While the vote in the House was
larger, some of IL was on account
81 certain provisions rather than
TO express opposition to the en-
fprcement OF the prohibition / W.
The great danger of bootlegged
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
oompers Reveals Program.

Washington. Samuel Gompers,
writing In the current issue of The
American Federationist, asserts that
labor's nonpartlsan political fight will
be aimed particularly at "defeat OF
those candidates who are enemies OF
labor. The fight is on" the article
said. Labor has no weapon but the
truth, no force but the force % reason
and argument. Its appeal Is to the
heart and brain Of America. Its aim is
the welfare OF the American nation,
the safeguarding Of American democ-
ncy. Labor's partisanship In America
has been TO principles, not TO parties
or TO men," Asserting that labors
right had been "menaced by many
present holders OF political place." Mr..
Gompers said the Injunction process
had been abused" until Il scarcely
would be recognized by Its origins-
tors.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
NAVY SHY ON FUEL OIL BIDS
Prices Are 100 Per Cent Above Those
In Current contracts-No
Concessions Made.

Washington. March 17-Fuei oil
bids opened by the navy department
covered less than one-fifth OF the s..
100000 barrels asked for. and prices
quoted were more than 100 per cent
above those In current contracts
A quotation of around $4.20 a barrel
for delivery OF 100000 barrels at Attain
tic coast ports. submitted by the Texas
on company. and OF $3y65 on 10000
barrels. submitted by the Standard on
company. constituted the total bids re-
ceived. These prices. II was said. show
practically no concession from the pre-
vailing market quotations.
While no action has yet been taken
on the bids. Secretary Daniels recent
~ stated that he would insist on an
adequate supply Of fuel oil for the ns-
tons lighting ships at reasonable"
prices
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
u. S. News

The Treaty Of Versailles was re-
turned to President Wilson today
by the Senate, after it had failed
OF ratification for a fourth time.
There was no intimation as to
what President Wilson would do
with tho treaty. White House Off
cials said the usual procedure
would be TO send it to the State
Department for burial" in the ar
chivc, Shere. The document which
was fyivered 10 the Senate by the
Prt~v'at a. pcfson iast-Juis AZ. was
takeS b the White House by George
A. Sapderson, secretary Of the Sen
ate He was accompanied by two
Senate clerks, and the party was
received by Rudolph Forster, ex-
ecGtive clerk of the White House.
Mr.. Forster did not accept the
treaty, however, the visitors being
referred TO Secretary Tumulty.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
Opening of Spring Term

Bereas Spring Term began Wednesday.
The Winter Term 'the greatest ever having
total enrolment OF 1895 besides the children in the model
schools.
The great events have been the Influenza and the
Protracted Meeting both of which called OF the
best traits OF young people The regular work Of
study and classroom has been too much disturbed but
are all much wiser than few weeks ago.
Now comes the Spring Term, OF the year.
We ought to be able learn twice fast the begin
ing of the year, and to enjoy it twice much-and we
shall
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
CONTENTS

PAGE 1. Editorials; KY. u. s., and
World News; Party Pledges on
Liquor Laws Kept
PAGE q Berea College News.
PAGE 8. New Serial Story Begins;
Kapp Forced Out.
PAGE T. Berea Locals.
PAGE 5. Berea Locals.
PAGE 9. Mountain Agriculture;
Home Department; Land VAL
ues in Kentucky.
PAGE 7. Sunday school Lesson;
Sermon; War Risk is on Cur
rent Basis.
PAGE 9. Eastern Kentucky Corrs-
spondence.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
CONSIDER PURE FABRIC ACT
Bills Require Manufacturers to Stamp
and Tag Goods In Manner oesla-
mated by Secretary Of Commerce.

Washington. March 20.-A pure
fabrics" law was under consideration
by the house interstate and foreign
commerce committee. In some respects
the proposed legislation is modelled on
the pure food law. II is proposed In
bills considered by the committee to
require manufacturers Of woven fab
ries, or OF yarns. or OF articles OF ap-
parel made from either to be stamped
and tagged In a manner designated by
the secretary OF commerce as 10 the
correct percentage by weight Of virgin
wool. reworked wool, shoddy. cotton or
silk contained In the fabric. yarn. or
article. The name and address OF the
manufacturer shall be placed on the
tag or STAMP
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-25
GREAT UPRISING IN TURKEY
Nationalist Movement Against
the Peace Tsrma

London. March ia great nation
alist uprising In Turkey is reported.
Colonel Jartayar. commander Of
Thrace. is leading the movement. He
has established an independent gov
eminent at Adrianople. Jartayar's
movement is directed as a nation wide
campaign against the peace terms.
Later Il was learned that the ma
tionalist movement Is spreading
throughout Asia Minor.
Colonel Jartayar has issued a proc
lamation denouncing the armistice be-
tween Turkey and the allies and
threatening to oppose force to any al
lied coercion and resistance 10 any
peace terms not acceptable b the
Turkish nationalist