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The Newark journal., 1920-01-01

for e eonaon collective ownership all the for the tion and the distribution of wealth
 Senator's if socialists and anarchists recognized in official life, they vii not be condemned private life If they oed and pro- eee by the government they will flourish business and industrial institutions and will succeed overcoming the boheyist dee of the day from office every red radical holding place under the government
 Men by the federal trade commission should be investigators and pors they should mpartay find the facts and should feay report them Men ought be selected represent govern who against all We had choose atheists reform the principles the church. Men who opposed existing institutions should be chosen to protect em and of the bent the enforcement of the laws has right select it's representatives those who opposed all law and hostile all These ubveye of the very foundations govern and should the practice continue will inevitably result its throw.
The Newark journal., 1920-01-01
SCRAPS

In England at the present time there are I.SSS.G00 more females than there are males.
The Newark journal., 1920-01-01

Heing out of debt Is the hos, ..,
 out. ''''t'e
 women are to have m innor,on, rafi III enforcing the anti-proflteerm. act in England. se' 'nF
The Newark journal., 1920-01-01
Socialistic Activities of Employees of the
 Federal Trade Commission
By SENATOR WATSON of Indiana. Speech in Congress

If my information be correct, the headquarters of the federal trade commission in Chicago during the time they were open were ccnters of sedition and anarchy from which mdated the most baleful influence I trust I have mentioned enough o demonstrate that that office was during all that period center of rad
 icalism, nesting place for socialists, a spawning ground for soyetsm and that while professinS to in- vestigate business with i to cradicatng its evil features they constantly plotted for the destruction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
777777@7-@19
BOWEN DROPS
PAIR OF CUE
TITLE TILTS

. c. W Bowen was practically
eliminated from The Stars Class Is
three-cuHhlon tourney In the first
games Of the round robin for the
title last night when he was defeat
ed by s. r. Richie and Ben Br1erly
at Brown & Hulen's.
Bowen bowed TO Richie after
thrilling mix by a single billiard,
Richie winning 20 20 10. Richie
broke the tie with a counter in the
57th inning.
IL took Brieriy 90 innings 10 sink
tho hooks into Bowen In the other
match OF the night. winning 20 20
Is. Briefly scored the high run Of
the night. a three.
Art MorEanstern and Hlbler are
due TO swing into action tonight in
the second nights play Of the round
robin.
The Class a tourney gets under
way at the end OF this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

the ability Of IN. clubs, 80 as. TO
assure even competition.
Attention. Players
There arc a lot OF hail players
In Seattle who have not yet lined
up with any club and there arc a
lot of teams looking for good ball
players. A lis, % players who
want 20 play here this summer
will be published at intervals In
Tho star with their addresses ami
telephones The first list win he
published tomorrow
The merit nesting Of the league
win, bc held Monday night az Tho
star and every team In the city
planning IN enter the city league
should Be represented h~cau.. the
constitution and bylaws. election
Of officers and other big matters
VIII be up for consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
cCVELESkIE

! Striking out the peer Of slusE-rn
promises 10 be ono Of the interesting
little sidsahowH that will be rning on
arosnd the bis time wheel this sum
msr. They'll throw their heads Of
20 make Ruth lay Il down. Come
body wili probably write a cons
about Il. Then tho boys who can zip
a trio OF alontA past the swat king
win all be slnEin Il.
who'll be the frs, 20 strike gu,
Babe RUTH
| Somebody Ia golng to feed the new
King of SKATERS three dark ones
soon after the American league 500
son starts. April "a.
Who do you think u Is going
10 bel
Has the Big Babe got a weakness
a, the batT
A New York critic says h. has. n
- a fast one straight down the mid
die. waist high.
Can you imagine some pitcher TAX
ing a chance like that when base
balls cost 30 muchT Not on that
baby.
The great ulusrcr famed 50 times
last year--just twice the number Of
home runs he smashed over the
fence for tho worlds record.
VIII tho hero slabbist. who refirca
Ruth on trio Of alants. be a veteran
I like Walter Johnson or will he be
some string bean rookie7 You Kuczs
The greatest number of pshiffa "A q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
STAR WELLER
BATTLERS TO
ARGUE AGAIN


~" 'E ee
slogan OF champion buy
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,
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80 -. s., ~
80
,bc Ioscr w,n hav. no .o,,.,.,,
after topirb,'s bout ,,pIess A..
Judges hand out one of tbcir
famous hind decisions
r.. ,,a, ,.,.., - -,
-. 49,. 49,, "' W,
,a,,a - ,.,,a..',. ~" III
80. ,, 'r'Hh "''i""u'
title. or course ~ shnde 4. weigh
ing around the middIe,ycigb, IIn,
he has no right 10 the match I'm,
~ Billy can make anvwhere dozen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23


There is still room for a lot more
teams II you want to get In the
city league and play baseball all
summer, send in the application
Of your team to The Star today.
Entries must be sent In within
the coming week TO give the organi.
zation committee chance TO line
things ~ for the season. II there
are enough teams entered the
squads viii he divided into different
leagues and a championship series
VIII be played. 80. send In that
application today.
Committee Meets "Wednesday
The first plans Of organization
win be laid Wednesday night
when the committee appointed 20
form the constitution and bylaws Of
the circuit meet at The Star. This
committee. appointed from the fsi.
lows at the session last night -
made up OF Bui Truckey. Roy
Bunsfen. Ernest Pratt and Henry
Henrfcka
Tho tentative outlines OF the
loAg,1e a. proposed by tn. Star
arc that the season should get
under way about the first week In
May and run until September. with
each team playing three leasue
games . month. all games 10 be
played on Sunday except where by
mutual agreement the games could
he played off on n week day. Tn.
teams should be divided into Class
A and Class d teams. according 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

son last year he was saving wood
with all Of them.
The Yankees open in Philadelphia
April IL for four games. Connie
Mack viii probably start Scott Perry
in the box. Whoever he IL. the pitch
Or IL going Go Try 10 fan hix flabe.
Next New York goes 10 Boston. and
on tho ssnd comes their grand entry
into the Polo grounds. where they
will be hosts TO the Athletics and the
Senators.
Babe may have clean slate at
this time. and he may not.
lie hit .322 for the Boston Red sox
What will he swing for the Yankees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
/ at Coast League Game Here

OTTAWA. ont. March 23.--scat
tie Metropollans. Coast hockey
champions. bowed before the attnck
Of the ottawa bcptct. kings Of the
National Hockey league. In the first
game Of the series 20 decide the
worlds puck honors here last night
The final score waA goals 20 ?. with
the home seven leading.
The visitors took the lead when
they counted twice. Frank FoyatOn.
center. scoring two markers. The
home crew tailed once IN the second
period on "A hot shot by Nlghbors.
The same player tied the score in the
third period. and Darragh. right
wing. shot the winning goal four
minutes from tho final whistle
The Ice was In poor condition, a
sluHh covering the surface.
The next game Of the series will
be played under Western rules. or
seven-man hockey, last nights mix
being under six man puck regula-
lions The second game is billed for
"Wednesday The series Is the best
three out % five games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
CHICAGO HAAS Penn

CHICAGO. March 25.--ChicaEo
university had It's heart Get on an
intercollegiate Basketball champion.
ship today Tho MRroonr made the
frs, step last night with a 2s-2s vie
tory over the University Of rcnnsyi.
vanta. champions OF tho East. The
next game Of tho championship
series will be played In Philadelphia
Thursday. Chicago's defense was
the notable feature OF the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
ZRNSZ1,O WINS

COUNCIL BLUFFS. la. March
z5.--s,anialaus zbyszko won from
Gus kervarus. Greek wrestler. in
straight falls here last night Both
falls came from plain body holds. the
first In 81 and the second In % min.
utca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
|6D TB
lEEz81Y
D -

Fred Fsifes. the Ninn~ssts pias-
ssrer. who bess~ SoanG ueets~ II
the Arena Friday In tho first show Of
the se~son fs~ the Northwest Athte<ir
eiab. ;. dne TO arrive In SEATTLE
"Wednesday night. The big fciiew will
iesd the grand mach of the Homer
Hall To ~ hold 1T the n. az q, hall
tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
3 Per Cent
Bonds for Sale
By EDWIN ]. BROWN
LOG Columbia St.

| have twenty thousand
dollars (S20,000) worth of
eight per cent one, two and
three-year first mortgage
bonds in 500 to $1,000 de-
nominations to sell. These
bonds are guaranteed and Sc
cured with one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars $780,
000) worth of the richest ir-
rigated land in America.
This investment is as safe
as a bank and pays twice as
much interest semi-annually.
These bonds will be on sale
at my office, 106 Columbia
St., every forenoon between Q
and II o'clock. See me in
person.
EDWIN j. BROWN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
RIDLEY BONES KRAMER

LOS ANGELES. March 2s.--Bud
Ridley. Of Seattle. bantam champion
Of the Coast, viii make his frs, local
appearance when he meets Danny
Kramer IN the four.round main
event at Vernon tonight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
BY LEO II. LASSEN

VIII Seattle have city baseball league? You can BET
your right eye that she will if the amateur ball ossers
in the city have much pep and anxious to put over
the league the gang of fellows who got together in the
first ball meeting of the year at The Star last night
About so fellows turned out and 10 teams repre-
sented The with delegates at last nights conven
ton follow Seattle Chain Co, o. b. Williams South Park
Merchants All-Fiipinos, Mt. Baker Park Green Lake
Shaner Wolff Lincoln Park Meteors, Porter's Baking
Co and Iron Mouders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

noYEE HrRiNga -HHn Sheppard. a
second -ssek~r from the East. has signed
Hait Lake contract and was 10 report
today The saints had worko,iis yes
tsfday. both IN the morning and after
noon.
OAKLAND NsnAHe Howard has
dropped Pitchers rY Cunningham and
Renal rt.efty'D Coleman lie an
bounosd more youngsters Will have % ~
nest week Howard 10 silil awaiting
word from ouifsidef cooper aud Pitch
srn weaver and Hhsilsnbaeh-
O~TAHIO.-rh~ Portland ness~s
pssetesd 81 penny ante yesterdsy.
Tho rain Interfering with their ia
yssfts outdoor spsrf. Manager Me
Creole after sittinE around all day
tsyins ia figure out how mans u
hi. ~ player. he waai~d To ke~-p on
the t.ssr,ii dsridsd TO retain all u
them. foe the pre~r-it ~ least.
BacnAMESro.-- Manager niii Rodesr-
and secretary charley Doyle were
pinched for speeding yesterday. se.brd-
ms 90 TING local chief 81 police a srfEsi-
spoiled practice yssisrday ard nm spent
hours i~rtuFinH his Mica w 'hs clubhouse
los ANGELES Rain again ksp, ths
AnEsis And flKers IN their riubnousss
yesterday. The grounds viii not bn IN
condition for practice today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
RROssEAu SCORES X. O.s.

MONTREAL. Que. March "a
Three knockoutH in one week In the
record held today by Eugene Bros
scau. middleweight champion Of
Canada. following his victory In the
second round here last night over
Al Mccoy. ox-middlewcight cham
pion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
Ottawa Takes First Game of
Worlds Ice Sriees From Nets

Referee Copper fmsaign. Montreal
summary First period !. beztfia
Faystou. ~ 49, hfcond period 2 Hesfua
Fsystgn. s;ft. :. pttAsa. HiKhbof. isses.
Third period. 4. OttasA. siKhbor. 1895.
Ottawa. DarraRh. 500 TinAl scers--
Ottasa = Seattle 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Oiivev Heifksr. local :8- pound boy.
who has dsne sosne amateur bosins,
!. planning To enter the ring hove.
He viii w-vk nut with Fred FULTON
sf the Arena gym Thursday. FULTON
ts bringing his own .tssrrinG p~ytn<r.
big coior-si hoy BY tho name Of
Tom Lar~oo. To WORT with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Jack coyps. Chicago ~-itsr. vho vas
wounded - times in action IN France
Nth the A. " y. and has two var med
ais. IL heading West. He 10 reported 10
BE- good box~r He's under the man
Agsneut OF Eddie Long. Chicago sports
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Luna Park Swimming Pool opens
March h.-Advertisemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Austin q salt are planning to hold out
door smokers az Liberty PARK aurtnE a..
summer mo-ths They Will hold thsls
frst saor q, the 0ptdoSr pavilion In
about three weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Clay Hitc's offer 10 Manager awIna-
hart, who IL gambling the affairs OF Ailie
Nhek, steve Dalton and Joe Maudot
for the boys, fell thru. Hwlnebart waats
too biz medal. says Tfite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

The vetsranT will show NJ the Arena
march ~. They plan to uHe BiIIy Shade
IN the main event with ono Of tho lead
ing weiters Of this section. and there are
sure plenty Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

No matter how many hornsfs b
poles out h. In going 10 strike ot
occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

'GruEsgSS

srOckTOs Nothing hot rain and
rest ysst~rsfsy in the seal ramp.
Lefty" tsiders reported for duty.
Manager Graham has wired barney
Dreyfas. Of tho rittsburu Pirates .
reminder that ths ~sais need q back
stop aud . left handed pitcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Esvo Eruvosky. tho sar Tranrtseo
heavyweirht. who botes niii Reed IN Ia
coma Thursdsy. Won't hsafiins the new,
Veterans smoker hers. 80 announced a
short time ago. as he's going back home
to San Francisro. according to REPORTS
from TACOMA The big fellows viii boz
sin rounds In the up sound city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

The veterans' Athletic associatlon Ia
still planning 20 bring Bob Martin. the
a. v. w. heavyweight king. 70 Seattle,
Hes due here some time In April 80.
cording to Tiny Greenberg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Johnny Grfffiths. Akron fohiol walter.
Who made such a big hit Ia Europe re-
Gently. viii return 10 the states IN a
couple OF weeks Tommy walsh, hIs
manager. is planning an active campaign
FOR Johnny. Chances are that he will
show on the Coast soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Tiny GreenberR, Pacific Coast repr~ren-
tatiys OF Bob Martin. A. r.. y. heavy
weight champion. IL up and out In the air
again after spending the past month In
a hospital suffering from a fractured
skull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

HE Will wovk sut with Fr~d FULTON
nj the Arena gym Thursday. FULTON
!. s.."sins D.. own .r",,,as p.,,as,:
Ton Lsr~oo. To WORK with him.
EsVo Eruvosky. the aar Tra,rfs~o
heavyweight. who bore. uiii Reed IN Ia.
coma Thursdsy. Won't headline the nsxt
Veterans smoker hers. 80 announced
short time ago. as he's goina back home
to San Francisco. according to reports
from Tacoma The big fellows viii boz
sin rounds In the up-sognd city.
Johnrv Crfffith.. Akron Sohiol w.i,.r.
Who made such a biE hit 10 Europe re.
Gently. viii return 20 the states IN
couple OF weeks Tommy waist. hls
manager. 10 planning an active campaign
for Johnny. Chances are that he will
show on the Coast soon.
Clay Hite- Northwest promoter, has
made Benny leonard. world. cham
pion lightweight. an offer To bou
Morrie Gnr here as soon as IN.
champs movie engagement. are fin
ished In California Iup wa.
srsring partner Of Leonard's for .
couple Of yeArs.
Freddie Anderson. who shaded Joe Ben
jsmin In Portland recently. will boz I'd p
die shannon 10 rounds in Portland Fri
day night
Clay Hits Ia figuring on using wnls
RTelsr, local heavyweight. with Joe
I Bonds. Tacoma boxer, as the seml-wlnd-
Up to his show here Friday night.
Young Hector is having q hard tim.
with Fulton Friday. lie has Rcd Henry.
weiter. Army Wsiah. a mlddIeweIKht,
and a couple Of husky beaviss from the
navy yard working with him now.
Mickey Brown. local lightweight. who
boxed here several times last season. L.
back In Seattle after n stay In callfor-
MIA. Mickey only weighs around fg7
pounds and used TO give away as much
as ~ pounds Of weight In q fight when
taking on such boys Joe wopp and
Patsy Ciacco. Mickey SAYS he's Improved
and Ia cunning for a match With Eddie
jackson. another local lightweight.
Joe Bonds and Biii Red, heavy
weight boseyS, are now In charge Of
'"Tesidy's Retreat" tho official train
Ing quarters for Ts1oms boxers.
Tiny Greenbers, Pacific Coast repr~ren-
tatiys OF Bob Martin. A. u. w. heavy
weight champion. IL up and out In the air
again after spending the past month In
hospital suffering from a fractured
| skull.
/
The vetsrans' will show NJ the Arena
march ~. They plan TO uHe Biliy Shade
IN the main event with ono Of the lead
inE welters OF this section. and there are
sure plenty Of them.
Clay Hitc's offer 10 Manager awIns-
hart, who IL gambling the affairs OF Allie
. - nd II. 81
/ for the boys, fell thru. Hwlnebart yyaats
too biz = medal. says Hite
The Veterans' Athletic aHsociatlon IA
stiil planning 20 bring Bob Martin. IN.
A. ". v. heavyweight king 20 seattle,
! cording to Tiny creenterg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Clay Hiie. Northwest promoter. b..
made Benny Leonard, world. cham
pion lightweight. an offer To bor
Morrts Inr here as soon as the
champs movie engagement. are fin
ished In California Luz wa. a
sp~rying partner Of Leonard's for .
couple Of years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Young Hector is having q hard tim.
lining up sparrinr partners for hia bou,
with Fulton Friday. lie has Rcd Henry
a weiter. Army WsIah. a middIewelKht
and couple OF husky heav1sa from The
navy yard working with him now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Clay Hits In figuring on using wills
Keller, local heavyweight. with Joe
Bonds. Tacoma boxer, as the semi wind
Up to HIS show here Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Freddie Anderson. who shaded 10. p-n.
jsmin IN Portland recently. will boz I'd
die Shsnnon 10 rounds in Portland Fri
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
Plans Under Way for Real
City League; Teams Must
Send in Application Card
Ten Teams Represented at First Meeting Next Session
OF League Is Billed for Monday Night: Construction
and Bylaws to Be Drawn UP Wednesday

{ Baseball Application
( We the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(
baseball team hereby apply for franchise in The Star
city baseball league.
Telephone. ....... .--................M Manager
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-01-15
URGES +, COURT TO
SPEED UP ACTION
j. IN ;lRAILR0 DAD, CASE

bismarck. n. D.. Jan. &c. W.
Bunn, Esnsrsl eon1ssl for the: North
ern Pacific. Is now IN " asHfnEton;
where: he viii makera motion. III the
United states, supreme court Tor the
alatsansansnt on its ealsndar Of Di-
|reetars 0snsaahll, Hines aetten sGaihst
tassstatss excise at <of North Dakota:.
in-~hicaf Hires Won sarst blood III: ths
paitsd sstatssa eircuit court q appsaiss
at st. sLosis; where the judges were
unanimous in declaring the Flicker
tail Law Constitutional; THE state
ts Joining With the railway adminis-
trations N urging carly action More
than ssoo. 900 nor annumsins taxes
which the stSte seeks to sleyy on the
stocks md bond. sof thszaiii4iliy,s on.
9 pro rata milsa xes sbae q u ! ths lssus'
int action Thss 81. = ~ ,c;irsdiit
court hsldS M ast ste n & T. iinas
tor. ths ~ sssYis sssot5a bilf s'thSI'
xaat 4 III, Iil: III iI1tI1 1tsxi
- q u 8 lEastsrs
~ e G. :. '' .5 e
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-01-15
ANNUAL SHAKEDOWN
AT BISMARCK NOT
GOING VERY WELL

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 13.-(Spe.
cial. .)-League managers are said to
have not done very we'll with their
biennial shake-down of job-holders
at the capitol for their campaign
fund, an institution which leaguers
contend was handed down to them by
the "old gang" The fee for deputies
and assistants Is said to have been
500. In at least one league-con-
trolled department at the capitol the
campaign-managers did not get a
single red, and the head of this de-
partment is said to have made 1t
clear to his men that coughing up"
was not essential to the holding Of
their Jobs. Inasmuch as there are
now between $50 and 800 people on
the capitol payroll, successful
shake-down at 800 per head would
furnish the league with a consider
able campaign fund in addition to
the SIS membership fees which some
league farmers are now paying.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-01-15
one 1HoUs And III :
WITH NEW. .MALADY
Many Caves Reported For
Oklahoma and Kansas
Number Of Deaths Remain
+ at -Four.
tBy tho Associased, Press)

Kansas. City, Jan. 13.-Whether
the mysterious intestinal malai1y
which has: appeared Gin Kansas and
Oklahoma eexists in other communi-
ties of the southwest was a matter
of much speculation here today.
Meantime officials OF the two states
in which the disease mas been found
were making efforts to identity 1t
and employ means OF checking Its
spread.
Topeka, Kansas, and Muskogee,
ukaa.. apparently aresthe worst suf-
ferers. at Topeka adyices here said
200 cases have been reported and
unoa1cial estimates placed the num-
ber at one thousand. Many school
children are among those i'll there.
At Muskogee it is said there are
about three hundred cases. No ia
talities are known to have occurred
at this place. and the death list from
the malady remained at four, all at
little town where It was
first noticed. The situation at Ska
took was reported under control.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-01-15
= FOUR ' !. HUNDRED y Z j Fl Perish 4
N n WRECK e , Of $1E1AllER'
s(By ths Aaeecia . Rpsss,'

II Rochelle. Rranes; - Jan !: = ! ~
Mors than fopr hundtsd persons iisih are Il
beiisved 6 i, A4ys5l 5lestst thsir litsii THE
wrsck of thss - taAs1etsa Afrridue :sun
Roche Bonns shoal, By Of Biscay.
Only g survivors afS known Is have
been landed. {. Hope FOR the rest Of
the passengers and crew faded dur
Ing. the past night g hoursaftsri ihour
e 1s.;sa yitaoat shssr,ns tia!ns: .1d
nany feared ono IS, thsis e gilrsatest : M
rine sdies;s sofs mod dsfn times 80
q q 4 affs tie cDasts before dawn
eal!aa &. \ Il :s \ I 8
& g eilQls and lrsnsh 6dJphlal ssol-
eviA.l ~ i, y n - 7 1 atfsom i 90
4! s..s!s 81 z!
y y s ! f' fs