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The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-09
the use of an X-ray and tubes.

the use of an, X-ray and tubes.
Hettingcr..-Thep plant of the local
electric light company was destroyed
by fire. The damage was $4,000,
partially covered by insurance. A
temporary plants will be installed.
Grand Forks.-David O'Gorman,
member of the Democratic state cen
trail committee and a pioneer resident
Of McCanna, N. d., died in a Mime
apolis hospital following an operation.
SheldOn.-The Ransom county ap-
portionment for February of the state
and county tuition fund amounts to
$1O,G72.20, one of the largest amounts
ever received by schools of this
county.
Douglas.-Charlcs Hutchins, a re-
turned soldier, while attempting to
reach a point three miles from this
place, during the recent blizzard, lost
his way and was found later frozen
to death.
Devils Lake.-The good roads COM
mittee of the Commercial club has
secured the use of nine federal gov
ernment trucks in graveling the main
highways Of Ramsey county. FIRE.
quent dragging Of roads is also PLAN
ned.
Fargo.-,There is little danger of
floods in the Red River valley unless
the spring thaws are followed by
heavy rainfall or snow. The ice is
breaking up rapidly and has caused a
big raise, but with little danger of an
! overflow.
Hebron.-P. S. 'Jungers, the new
mayor of this city is an ex-service
man and member Of the American
Legion. The Morton county Nonpar-
tisan convention recently held at Man
dan nominated Mr.. Jungers for
states attorney.
Fargo.-The charter of the women's
auxiliary of the Gilbert c. Grafton
post Of the American Legion was de-
livered this week through the North
Dakota department Of the Legion, to
| Mrs. Alice Grafton, in honor of whose
husband the post was named.
Fort Yates.-The term Of district
court which was set to open last week
has been postponed Indefinitely on
account of the illness of many of the
defendants and witnesses. The post
i ponement followed a motion made by
States Attorney Johnson.
! Devils Lake.-In an effort to ascer.
tain who's who in the registered stock
business in Ramsey county, the
county farm bureau is mailing out a
| QUESTIONABLE to all farmers in the
county asking detailed information
relative to their livestock.
i misunderstanding to an an.
nouncement received by the board OF
railroad commissioners, the Pullman
company has filed notice with the
interstate commerce commission thai
it proposes to boost it's sleeping Cal
and parlor car rates Oh May 1.
i Devils Lake-The annual meeting
of the North Dakota Association o1
County Agents will be held here this
week. G. w. Randlett of the NORTH
Dakota Agricultural college, and Fl. B
Fuller, state Ieader of county agents
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-09
NORTH DAKOTA
CONTINUED from page p

ismarck.-Steps are being taEcl
for the organization Of Il Rotary club
HaZen.-Alfred Suland. farmer
of this viciRity, brought jar Of live
grasshoppers captured by him on the
open prairie. Mr.. Sulund says III,
hoppers are plentiful in that com
munity.
Casselton.-Far.nerS Of this virin
ity adopted the following scale at /;
meeting held here: Maximum fol
first half of season. $50 per month
for second half, $50; day wages
$3.50. In case Il revision OF the scale
Is necessary the proposed change:
will be referred to the nine farmer
members of the executive committee
Bottineau. Various reports are
coming into the county agricultural
agents office relative to Il disease thai
is killing Il great many sheep in the
county. AS near as can be Learned
the disease is in the nature Of BLOOD
poisoning known scientifically Il:
hemorragic spticemi:l. No sure treat
ment is advised, but quarantine is in
sisted upon.
Crosby.-Ben p. Walen, farmer
residing near here, died from thu
results of serious burns received il
IN attempt to end his life by Setlin:
fire to his home. Mr.. Wallen WA:
found to be in d dementeu frame o
mind at the time of his attempt a
suicide. The deceased is one of thu
early pioneers in Divide county an'
has many relatives living in th'
vicinity of NOOlian.
Leetls.-Young business men of thi:
city have taken! the initiative for tl'
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-09
EAST COAL VALLEY
(From statt correspondent

(From star correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grina and fam
lily spent Sunday at the home Of
Paul Moritz.
Fern and Josie Reistad spent
Sunday afternoon at the home OF
Martin Amundson.
Johnny Busek and Helmer Her.
manson visited at Henry MOritz
Wednesday.
Charlie Hanson, the mail man,
took dinner at Knute Hermansons
Thursday.
Josie Reistad called at Herman
sons Thursday.
Fern, Josie and Eiline Reistad
visited Monday afternoon at the
home Of John Moen.
Knute Hermanson and Helmer
were in Lignite Saturday after two
loads of corn.
Knute Hermanson and Helmer
and John Olson spent Easter Sun
day at the home of John Busek.
Thorval and Erwin Moen spent
Easter Sunday with Louis and Carl
Hermanson.
Fern and Josie Reistad, May
Moritz, Johnny and George Busek
and Roy Steen spent Sunday even
ing at the home Of Knute Herman
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engebret Larson
spent Easter Sunday at the home
of Sven Reistad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moritz and
family spent Saturday evening at
Sven Reistads.
Paul MOritZ was IN town Trscay
and Saturday after two loads OF
corn.
May Moritz staid over night with
Gyda Hermanson Sunday.
Wilfred and Silas Reistad spent
Easter Sunday with Francis and
Raymond Moritz.
Knute Hermanson and John
Busek visited at the home of Jacob
Schouten Sunday.
Cor. L
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-09
ATTENTION FARMERS

A complete stock of building ma
terial, white cedar and tamerack
post, always on hand at Woburn
and. Niobe Number white oats
$1O0 per bushel. The celebrated
Worlds Best Flour S7.75 per cwt.,
Pure White Rye -four $6.40 per
cwt., middlings $2.75 per cwt.,
Bran $3.50 per cwt.. corn meal 65c
per 10 1b. sack. When in need of
anything in our line call on our. To-
cal managers, they are courteous
and obliging. ..
THE RUGBY ELEVATOR co.
w. H. Barnett, 41gr. WoDurn n.
D.
Ole T. Mygland, Mgr, Niobe, N.
Evening star., 1920-05-20
ARMY BILL BRINGS
PROTEST BY YLABOR
Conferees to Be Confronted
by Declaration From
A. F. of 1.

The Senate today voted to insist on
its provisions as to the National Guard
| in the Army reorganization bill and re-
turned the bill to conference for further
negotiations.
In addition to the conflict over Ma
tfonal Guard provisions conferees of the
House and Senate on the measure are to
be confronted with n formal protest from
the executive council of the American
Federation of Labor against a clause
OF the Senate bill regarded by labor
| leaders as Joker" which would
permit peace-time conscription of
labor.
The section objected to by abor is that
forty-flve years of age liable to com
pulsory military service" whenever
Congress shall declare and the Presi-
dent proclaims that national emer-
gency exists"
| 1t adds that in that event such
men also may be compelled under
| military regulation to engage in
occupations of Importance in the
| maintenance of the national interest
, during the emergency"
event of an industrial disturbance.
such as coal miners strike. this
| language would permit a national
| emergency" to be declared and mill
| tary regulations invoked to force the
men back to work. regardless of any
! threat of foreign war over the coun-
| try. Framers of the bill have con-
| tended. however, that the purpose of
| the language was to cover only
war emergency, and it was said to-
day that when the bill finally emerged
from conference it probably would
show amendment to make this clear
and to safeguard the section against
any peace-time application.
Refused by House.
Refusal by the House after stormy
debate to agree to the Senate compro-
mise on the bill was reported to the
Senate by Senator Wadsworth. who
posal for liberalization of the National
Guard.
The compromise, over which the
storm broke in the House. deals with
reorganization of the National
Guard. the one feature of the bill
causing the present deadlock. The
Senate plan would permit each state
to say whether it's guard should be
federalized.
During House debate several mem
bers attacked the Senate proposal on
the ground that it's adoption would
kill the guard by making it part Of
the Regular Army. The new scheme
of organization also was opposed as
step toward adoption of a system
of compulsory military training.
Clark Telegram Read.
A telegram from Bennett Clark,
president of the National Guard AS
sociation of the United States, op-
posing the change was read on the
floor. His father, Representative
Champ Clark. the democratic leader.
was among the speakers protesting
against the Senate plan.
Evening star., 1920-05-20
REV. N. v. CLAIR NAMED.
BISHOP IN M. {. Church
Washington Pastor One of Two
Colored Men to Be Elevated
by Conference.

DES MONIES. Iowa. May 20.-Rev.
NJ W. Clair of Washington, D. c., was
named one of the two negro bishops
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
session here. He received $50 votes,
4SS being necessary to choice. DR..
Robert E. Jones. editor Of the South
western Advocate of the North Caro-
lima conference. was the other negro
bishop chosen.
ference May q at 1880, although the
amusement question, unification. of
the northern and southern branches
Of the Methodist Church. the admis-
sion Of laymen into annual conference
and the course of study for minis
mass of memorials on many other
subjects. are yet to be considered. 1t
is believed that all these matters
can be acted on by then.
Clarence True Wilson, correspond
ing secretary Of the board of tenn
perance. prohibition and public NOR
ais. whose headquarters are in Wash
ington, D. c.. declared yesterday that
if any political party put into its
platform a wet plank It will find
sa.n it's caHdidates iy viii fulfil that Scrip
ture which says. 'The feet of the
wicked shall stand in slippery places"
William n. Anderson. superintend-
ent of the New York Antl-Saioon
League. made the prediction that pro-
hibition will be the major factor in
preventing a ruinous financial panic
in the United States. The frequent
turnover in legitimate business of the
$4,000. 900. 900 saved every year, the
steadying influence of sobrlety in
solving the problem of production.
and the elimination Of it's most dead
ly enemy so that the church can full
fill its mission, will enable America
to stand upright and move slowly but
steadily forward, he added.
Praise Plans for Service Men.
DES MONIES, Iowa. May 20 (Spe-
ciaN.-The conference of the Meth
odfst Church put itself on record as
fayoring the program of government
for 'the wise and comprehensive
plans adopted and being carried into
erect to provide educational and vo-
cational training of our young men
in the Army and Navy" pledging
sympathetic cooperation in this mer-
itorious endeavor.
There is APPARENT in the conference
a very strong current of conviction
and thought in favor of all American
ization effort being made by the
Among visitors here from Wash
ington are DIR. and Mrs. Lucius c.
Clark, Deets Pickett. research secre
tary, board of Temperance. and the
Rev. G. Leroy White. now of North
Evening star., 1920-05-20
Dakota, but a former pastor in the
nations capital.
DR.. CLAIR LONG PASTOR.
Bishop Chosen Yesterday Served
II Years at Asbury Church.

Rev. DR.. w. M. Clair, District su-
perintendent of the colored Methodist
Episcopal Church, who has been
elected a bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at the general con-
ference in Des Moines, was for sew
enteen years pastor of Asbury NJ e.
Church. 18th and K streets which was
erected under his direction. He came
to Washington twenty-five years ago
and at the time of his selection as
pastor of Asbury Church was pre-
siding elder of Washington district.
He is a graduate of Morgan Col
lege and received degrees from Ben
nett College and Howard University.
He was born in West Virginia in 1865.
Evening star., 1920-05-20
Ocean Freighters Will Be Crowded

Demand for cargo space on ocean
freighters during the next few years
will exceed all requirements hereto
fore experienced. according to Eugene
Meyer. jr., managing director of the
war finance corporation. who, in
letter to a correspondent just made
Evening star., 1920-05-20

in the movement for world unity and
world peace, led by Abdul BAHIA. ar
rived in Washington yesterday from
Palestine as the guest of Mrs. A J:
Parsons. The visitor is on tour OF
Evening star., 1920-05-20

the United States and Canada and ins
tends during his stay to meet infor4
mally various groups of residents d
the National Capital. He il accou}
panied by his interpreter. Maucheh
Khan.
Evening star., 1920-05-20

public, advocates a far-sighted policy
in dealing with a merchant marine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
LOS MARINos EN- AREc1Bo

Nuestro active Corresponsal en- Are
cibo Sr. Cadilla nos trasmiti6 anoche la
siguiente information:
Aver La seis v media llegaron a
Arecibo ell Comandante oficiales del
Alfonso XIII, respondiendo, de ese
modo, a la invitaci6n que les hicieran
disdnguidos representatives de la Colo
MIA espafiola y prestigiosos portorrique-
nos de aquella ciudad.
Aver a las cuatro y media llegaron a
coTea, vistio de gala para recibir a los
bizarros marinos del rey Alfonso. Con
ell fin de darles La bienvenida salieron
por la tarde desde Arecibo hasta mas
ala de Florida, distintas comisiones re-
presentando ell Ayuntamiento, la Casa
de Espafia, Ell Casino Espafol Casino
Portorriqueio, Caballeros de Colon,
Logias Mas6nicas y numerosas represen
taciones mas, asi como tambien un gran
ndmero de distinguidas personals de
Arecibo y pueblos limitrofes
Como hemos dicho, La ciudad de Are
cibo presentaba un bello golpe de Wis
ia. Todos los edificios publicos v resi-
dencias particulares, Sc hallaban enga-
lanadas con vistosos gallardetes v las
banderas espafolas y americanas Las
GALES y las avenidas lucian hermosas
banderas espafolas y en- casi todos los
hogares hotaba La gloriosa bandera de
nuestros antepasados.
La Guardia Nacional, formada en- dos
filas, present6 los honores frente al
Ayuntamiento y ell cuerpo de bombe.
ros guardaba el orden en- las avenidas.
La policia montada di6 escolta La es.
plendida comitiva un gentio immense
Use calcula en- mas de 5oOo) nenaba
las Gales y plazas.
Despues Sc celebr6 Ia reception en-
La Casa Municipal, resultando suma-
mente magniica y concurrida Hicie.
ron los honores la inspirada poetisa La
Hija del Caribe v La conocida escritora
Maria Cadilla Qiana), asi como tam
bien bellisimas y encantadoras damas
de la sociedad arecibe6a, las cuales
ofrendaron flores y dieron la bienveni
da los marinos.
Terminada La reception salieron es
tos, en- distintos AUTOMOBILES, para q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
GRANDES FESTEJOSl
ALOS MARINOS ES-
PANOLES EN- PONCE

Ell Comisionado de Servicio Publ
co de Ponce. don Rodulfo del Vale,
ha dirigido a los habitantes de aque
LA ciudad, la siguiente proclama:
'Mahana viernes. 20 do agosto, de
IL IL del dia, llegara a esta ciu-
dad por La carretera central. la oficia
lidad del crucero espafiol "Alfonso
XIII; las de la tarde habra re-
cepci6n en- La Casa Consistorial, donde
seran recibidos por comisiones especia
les y el pueblo en- general, y las s
de la noche tendremos en- su obsequio,
retreta fuegos artinciales.
Me permito invitaros para estos &C
tos y cuento con vuestra asistencia va
que habiendo transcurrido veintid6s
amos de haberse sucedido hechos hist6
ricos, es la primera vista Official que
recibiremos de genuinos representatives
de la que fue nuestra Metr6pon, 10
que avivara en- nuestros pechos Ell sen
timiento de puro afecto la naci6n
descubridora. Esa vista aumentara tam
bi6n la confraternidad existente entire
espanP1es y portorriquefios que convi
vimos al amparo de Ia gloriosa bandera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
EN- LA FINCA DE
DON MIGUEL SUCH

Aver las once media de La ma
mana partieron en- doce AUTOMOBILES,
ell Comandante y un grupo de Ofciales
del fAlfonso XIII, hacia la magni
flea finca que en- Guaynabo posee don
Miguel Such, con objeto de participar
del magnifco almuerzo criollo que este
distinguido caballero habia preparado
esplendidamente. Junto con los hidalgos
marines fueron tambien comisiones de
la Colonia Espahola distinguidos ca
balleros portorriquefios.
Ell acto, como todos los que realiza
Such, result6 encantador alegre pa
ra los excursionistas. Tiene Miguel Such
una bien canada reputation de honnbre
esplendido y de exquisoit gusto, de
ahi que todas las fiestas que realiza
tienen Ell mas complete exito. La cele
brada aver 10 acredita sobremanera de
un modo elocuente.
Al legar ell Comandante los Of
ciales fueror saludados con la Marcia
Real, tocada .por La orquesta del macs
tro Arguinzoni, que no ceso de ameni
Ear Ell acto con escogidas piezas, entire
T. que descollaban algunas de marca
do sabor jibaro.
Momentos despues Sc sirvi6 la conf
da en- una larga mesa, que Sc extendia
ante la campifa, en- medic de una ale
grfa y una expansion sin hmites. Ell
clasico lech6n y Ell arroz con polio, mas
que nunca sabroso, sirvi6 para colnar
el entusiasmo de los invitados, quienes
pasarcn dos horas de verdadero placer,
gracias la amabilidad y galanteria
de Such.
Serian pr6ximamente las dos de Ia
tarde cuando Sc di6 por terminado ell
acto, y, momentos despu6s, los excur-
sionistas Sc despidieron con rumbo a
Arecibo.
Gracias a Miguel Such TODD cor
dialidad, simpatia afecto-- los mari
nos espafoles llevsran un buen recuer
do de Puerto Rico. Un recuerdo de una
gran tarde transcurrida en- pleno cam
po, y saboreando los mas tipicos sa
brosos platos de la TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

tizado mucho los bizarros nautas es-
pafioles.
Anoche contemplamos una escena
que nos emocion6. Fue en- la Mari
ma. Al flo de la una de la noche. Un
grupo de marinos iberos hall6se con
otro de americanos. A cierta distancia
ambos bandos Sc detuvieron, contem-
pl&ndose. Hubo un silencio elocuente
en- los dos lados. Del fondo del grupo
tornado por los americanos, Sc adelan-
to uno Y fue hacia los hijos de Espa-
fia.
-"Hurrah for Spain!'-- dijo Ell
yanqui--. iUsted es marino como yo!--
Y le di6 un fuerte abrazo al primero
que halo su paso.
Luego los demas Sc abrazaron tam
bi6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
UNA FIESTA BRILI1ANTE EN- LA
RESIDENCIA DE RAMON vALDEs

Digna de las mayores alabanzas ha
sido la fiesta que anteayer por la no
che efectu6se er la hermosa residencia
del distinguido caballero don Ramon
Vaid6s Cobian.
Ell joven Senador, impulsado una vez
mas por La fuerza y galanteria de su
espiritu, quiso brindar al Comandante
Y a los Oficiales del "Alfonso XIII"
con Ell encanto de uros momentos pla
centeros, y fe que 10 consigui6 en- ex
ceso, pues Ell Smoker" celebrado en-
su aristocratica residencia, tuvo todos
los honores de una fiesta grandiosa, de
un acontecimiento insuperable, en- que
Sc fundieron todas las elegancias y f1iu
ras a la poesfa mas refinada.
Cuando penetramos en- La sehorial
residencia, -serian las nueve media
el espectaculo que presenciamos era de
un encanto indecible. La casa tenia to
dos los atractivos de un palacio deslum
brador. En- los jardines, pasillos de
partamentos fulgia una ilumincai6n fas
tuosa con millares de bombillos de luz
multicolora esparcidos bellamente. Y
luego adentro, un derroche de buen
gusto, ur refinamiento exquisite en- to
do, como 81 todo respondiera al tenn
peramento de fna galanterfa del or
ganizador de La fiesta inolvidable.
La concurrencia, Multiple escogi
dfsima. En- torno de Ramon vald6s.
que Sc multiplicaba en- atenciones y
agasajos, ell Comandante y gran hume
no de oficiales del "AIfonso XII" y
multitud de caballeros de la sociedad
portorriqueha y La Colonia espafiola.
Y todos encantados, pIenos de algeria
y satisfaction por La her1nosura del
acto. Y todos v cada uno delicadamente
obsequiados desde Ell primer instante,
pues tantos eran los obsequios pro
digar, que no parecia sino que las no
ras eran breves para dejar cumplido
ell programa de agasajos que Rm6n Val
Sc habia trazado. Asf pudimos observar
que la concurrencia era invitada, me-
jor dicho instada de.icadamente par
ticipar de los obsequios, no solo por
(Continf1a en- la p&gina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
La Situacidn poll
tiCa en- ell diStri-
TO de AreCibO

FL numero de electores inscritos en-
este distrito senatorial asciende 40,
4o6, que SO dividen en- la forfma 81
guiente:
Unionistas, 21,59e.
Republicanos 974o
Socialistas, 9067
81 comparamos estos totales con Ell
resultado de La Ultima election, nota-
remos que ell aumento de cada partido
ha sido como sigue:
Republicanos, 500, que equivale on
ce y medic por ciento; uionistas, 7433,
que es igual 521a por cienSo, y socia-
Istas, 5Oo3, POGO mas de un 1913 por
ciento
Este distrito senatorial es seguro para
la Union, aunque Sc verifque La alianza
republico-socialista
Las condiciones de los cinco distritos
Representatives del distrito senatorial
de Arecibo, son las siguientes:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
LA VISTA DE LOS oFICLALEs A
PONCE

Hoy las seis de la mafiana saldran
para la ciudad del Sur los bizarros of
ciales del acorazado "Alfonso XIII.
segtin informes, solo iran a Ponce
Ell segundo Comandante v varios of
ciales.
En- aquella progresista ciudad Sc pre-
para a los marinos un enthusiastic re-
cibimiento. Primeramente seran obse-
quiados con un eseplendido ''lunch'',
y por La noche, habrA un gran bale en-
el "Club Deportivo".
La causa de no ir el Comandante
senor Gonzalez Bill6n, cbedece a-'que
esta misna tarde tiene que asistir
la gran parada que en- honor de los ma
rinos Sc celebrara EN- los campos del
MORO, por ell Regimiento de Puerto Ri
co. Hay gran entusiasmo entire nues-
tros militares y ell pdblico en- general,
para asistir a la mencionada revista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
Varsovia salvada de las garras "bolshevikis'
Estados Unidos Francia de complete acuerdc
Mas homenajes a los marinos
del acorazado Alfonso KIP

paseo Victor Rcias, donde pronuncia-
ron elocuentisiInos discursos Ell DR. Su-
soni y ell Comisionado de instruction
local, sefior Coballes. Tambien pronun-
clio breves frasss ell comandante senior
Gonzalez Bullion. uuien estrech6 la ma
no del hijo de Victor Rojas. Esse lie
obsequi6 con un artfstico cuadro re-
presentando la bandera espahola, her.
nsosamente bordada por una Meta de
Victor Rojas.
Despues Ell Comandante y los oficia-
les, visiblemente temocionados deposi-
taron al pie del monumento una ban
dera de flores naturales, en- la cual figu-
raban los colores de la bandera espa-
fiola. La bandera tenia' adherida esta
sencilla inscription:
''Los marinos del 'tAlfonso XIII
al heroe Victor Rojas."
Terminado este acto los marinos y
acompahantes visitaron las escuelas pu-
blicas, donde fueron esplendidamente
agasajados por el Inspector y profeso-
res
Luego Sc les ofrecio en- Ell Municipio
un gran lunch, donde se bail6.
Y, por iltimoS entire aplausos y acla-
maciones delra hs, Sc despidierOn de
la ciudad para g Srender ell retorno a
San Juan. .e