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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-01

afgigrelier fff 6orretningsoeroe
men bill iffe lalI5er b:ipe trnffet
Bafbingto1k fi8r 9lleranoer, men
If De enfelte G4retni1gsmRuo fclp,
og bet piIoe Mbe @anoelspeporte.
meateii raefnf Gpggape at faffs
DEM ollie 6ez Dplbs1sitager, oe trenger.
.Npiagtige Splpsninger trrngte pi
mere emo 1oget anoet for at biglpe
os til 2ssntng pf bore n1perenoe
Broblener baa6e S11b= og l1bla,1o,
ba bore 3eilgrcb tibligere boDeblage:
Zig ffDl6tes Matgel paa DplDSnin=
ger, bborpoa forrefte glfgiprel1er flln,
be traffes.
@bts bt Dabbe for1taaet 5orboloc=
ne 16lanoet ret, if1lloe set babe TO-
refonn1et os enifeligt ltrar at rotlfi>
cere Gre6straftaten / @aab ON, at
8eroensforbolbene pil6e blipe mere
itabile og Greo n1elleln Nottonerne
fplge. Tor por egen, Dor l1oenrigs=
banbels og bore arigslaanS SfDlo
maatte III betrpage europa n1so Il
alninoeligt finoniielt @ammenbrllo
-og Taren for at blipe bolibepifiif.
@bis europa ia11E piloe ri blipe truf=
fet neo me0 Del, \iom pi ble0 traffet
meo / &rigen.
@or fprite Mpt moo europa bar
at bielpe Set til Greo og oerpaa
bielpe bet til at pienopbpeee i'm sSt1,
ou1trt og 5inanRr. Sngen anben
gsation emo M1netifa f1nbe gjpre BET.
Sra ct rent egoijfif> ston6punft feet
.burbe guropas Vuperen6e Eilltalto
bqffe 8efpmring bps os.
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giant Gone emo i Set fibite Marbunore.
Sc er blebet n1be11bt operfor felp ct

CANT Gone emo i BET fibfte Marbnnore.
Sc er blebet .auberbt operfor felp ct
libt Jpritebemn1e. Sfisnt ban ct en-
gannel Wnn6, oeltog Senatore1t !
8rtgen fom Officer. San iagoe, at
oct bar 1teonenoigt for Stalien at
babe Giun,e og Boloseaoiitriftet iamt
ben DeI af Ben balmatiife apit, fon1
bIeD set tilitaaet pes 1onboneroper.
ensfomiter, og at @abriele 6'Mnnun-
5io, ben italienife Snfurgentfbrer,
bopoc reb6et Siu1ne.
5enotoren erfIerebe, at i SStalien
% cnonu min6re / 11blanbet, fun6e
Solicit lite foritaa Ben patriotiffe
5tenni11g, fom berffeoe i 5iume %
9a1tnatien.
8ontman6br &i53o Chef for
o'annun5ios Glaa6e / Giune, er a1t>
fonmen bertiI t1,eo to Delegater fra
Tiun1es Mationalraab for at fonfe-
rere 1ne6 premierminilter N:tti, fpr
benne afreiier til 2onbon og Baris.
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TurakunHhptalittg.

), Yaa @runb at ben oueroroentlig
!, Nris pna Weinneapo!is Gi6euoe
&c ;, rengt bolbe paa BEN 8egel,
at 8. s1oy. lies i 6orifuo. Noresfe,
lappen B.. Soa.. :, til bpilfen Sag
glaoet er ber,, etp oDis oerfor 5or-
rpellen af Acknowledgement life er ntoo'
toget inoen Maaneoens llogang, BIZ
Der peofommenbe Nbonnent ltreget.
Genne Megel bliper 1trengt operbo!ot
Iige oberor atle Mbonnenter uoen
Jorifjel.
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Rurkrfrllpra 6aut.
Spbn 3 MoefefeIler ifienfer Deea'
Il 500, GOO 600. Zen
gabe &iitorieu. ;. !.

oen .25be pee ,Sobi!
s.. Av.4s,elIers s;uIeeais ii :@en.
neifebeoen par 500, ,000,00U = ben
ltprite @abe / &iftorien. @apen,
bporaf $4,000, 900 git til @ocfefel.
Ter Gounbotion OF 100000 til
r@eneral EDUCATION 8oaro", blep
befienotgiort igaaraftes al Spp 8.
See, Mocfefellers Bublicitetsagent.
sforfefellers filantropilfe Waper be-
Isber Jig mi til ca. $450,000, 900.
@aben ifal itrar anpen6es til at ege
@agerne for Iolf / 2prergierningen
og ufren1me og gabne acknowledgment
Ber6en r1not."
Carnegie fonmer 11RrmeIt &ocfe'
feller @npnnilobe6. &an CAB bort
ca. $3.50, 100000. @enrp 6. 6ricf,
Der nplig bboe, CAB bort ca. $50
600, 900.
$4,000, 900 af 6e til set af @ocfe,
feller pprettebe EDUCATION 8oaro
gipne $50, ,0oO, 900 gif til fanaoiife
lpgepioeni ifabelige enitituter. Boaro=
ct antog, at ca. 600 Colleges og Uni
berliteter i oe Toreneoe @tater bill
blipe binlpet beo Stockholders @aper.
S 9larene 1902 til 1911 CAB go-
cfcfeller til General @6ucation 8oar6
iaIt SCI, 100000, til @ocfefeller
Gounootion $82,000,o00 og til
@oefefeller SS1,ltit1te $t0,000,000.
l1oenom antages ban at babe bort
gibet oper $10,000>000.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-01

Soibna Stills sAleganSr, ben npe
9anorisaiaii,er, nm It 9tpar'
tenents fotl,en'ite Dpgaber.
Set ,,,aa blipe slnt mco @egierinss'
funtrol ouer Snouftrien, iom
ben bleb ubsnet nnber arigep.

SEEM Sort, 26be Sec. - rMtf
Greb foreitaaeuoe er oet aloeles ittt
suifeIig, at ber ifuloe pere Dberli
gere @egierirgsfoltrol ober Sn6u'
ftri, lonl aontroI blep foritaaet og no
gpet UNDER ariaeu, Tiger SSoibna IS
Mleronoer> 1lelie l1onapnt @anoels
miniiter, i en- Yrtifel ifrepet al BON
for Morgenoagens Drummer af ~3bt
sSs10epe1oe11t"
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Sagen mpb Spnat mblat paa 11be.

Sagen mub !6puat nbiat paa nbe'
itemt 9ib. sSSnoianapolis ben 29oe
Sec. s5p6eralretsbonmer 81 g.
Mnoerion ber l1blatte i6ag paa nbe'
Itemt Gio 5agen Moo 8reiioent for
grubearbeiberne i &anias Mleranoer
Solpat for 6oragt for &etten. Gette
blep giort, efterat 5agferer for So
mat @enrD 8arrum bapoe oberbepil1
Gon1meren ON, at Sotpat beltrabfe
fig alporlig for at enoe @tseifen
&un1as.
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Gn mpberat Tbrer p,n be rabifale
Sinn sSeiners. 9ublin oen 26be
Sec. @n mooerat Iprer blal1bt Sinn
6einerne inhremm,oc i t: Snterbictp
ibag, at ct ubiIt Clement blanot Stnn
Geinernes frip:1lige life flln6e itpres
I9ngere". Gette Clement ifaber
sSSrln11bs Sag baa6e bjen1me og lbe,
iag6e ban. gnb|fient be6fommenoe
Jgrer life foe6e naget birefte, opfat,
tes bans l16talelier fom en- ssn6r6ln,
n1elle af at benne 11De ra6ifale Sat
tion iaaaife bar: belbis onfnarlig for
9lttentntet mob Discount Grencb,
2oro 2ieutenant for ss5rlan6, og Mn-
grebet pad 8laoet r5noepenoent"
San erflpreoe, at oe btrfelige St1l,l
sSeit=2eoere lite h1iolDt faaoam1e
BoIosban6linger, men er noe al
Gtan6 ii! at fomme / @ereri,1g meo
Eortiets bre6e Sag af ben @runb, at
be enten ct / Seng1el eller boloer
lig ifjnlt for lite at blibe arrelteret
8r;tiife Observation-Disclosures faar
@anb paa Mpllen. 2onoon Sen
296erGec. u8lino 800" iom Sg1ge
af Ereipiritus pil blioe frenbolot
for oct brittle Soft ion1 BET frpgte-
lige GfterIat al Gorbu6, fagoe
ubaaoe" 2eoere Der ioag. De, ser
er imoo Gorbn6 - og BET er en- flor
Oel af @atglanb - griber meb Be-
giarligbe6 Eelegrammer fra De 5or-
eneoe 5toter berettenbe on1 Dpbs=
fal6 Ser fra uforgiftet 8biifp" og
o1ier benz fom ct uomerfet Mibbel
for fin Yropaganoa.
0peralt / BET fore11e6e &ongerige
bil Ser blibe opIaaet Nlafater gien.
gibenoe nn1erifanife 3resietelegrant-
mer, 11e6ens Mbiierne bill babe Mper'
tisiementer giengipenoe 8eretninger
fra omerifanife 8laoe og Glitter ober
ogoe fom Gslge al uErpiprit 8bi-
FDen", erflRre6e 4t,tiforbubSfolf.
glrreiteret for 8rpaun-M -Morbet. -
Mount Clemens, Micb., ben 30te
Sec. Mpnoigbeoerne ber fit ioaJ
l1nberretning ON, at Cecil Beatrice
Setter, oer..er anflaget for Moroct
paa S. StonIep 8ropn, er urrelteret
/ &alama5oo, Mieb. SSfgIge l1nber-
refining til Sberiff GaIopell erfIpr.=
Sc Mrs. Better, at bun fl,noe bepiie
fit Mlibi, ffibnt bun inbrsmmeoe at
babe bpret inr1men meo 8rpipn ol
grepoit, Setter at 8rotpns Snitrl,..
5ibite @ang bum iaa ben n1pr6eSe
Mono, bar for tre Tiger iioelt:
2tngtiIlag. Mep gorf ben 28oe
4 ~
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ganiselos / &ariis. Hnris ben
.26be Sec. reI,1ie rlniniiter 8eni5es
los af @rafe1Iano a,lfotn BIS ioag
ior=at oeItage / ben tprfiife s5reosl
lti1tg.
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3eribina pil aigre 2;ncplm til tit

9seribin9 pil gibre 2;ncoln til tit
@iem. 2i,1coln, Neb., Sen 27oe Sec.
General Yeribing antp0e6e i6ag, at
2incoln berefter nil6e blibe bans
permane1te Siem. 81. 8. @oo6,
Gorman6 for Ne6raifas Organization
for Neribing io1n HraIi6ent, befiel16t=
gior6e, at @eneralen baboe ubta1t til
bom, at ban bapoe fjdbt BET Sus ber,
bpor mn bans Spitre bor, og at ban
a9te6e at giere bet til tit permanente
@ien1 iaoinart ban TOM tilbage. Sdn
bttoe ienbe ii11 S61 til gtatsuniberii-
tetet og bal1 nente6e,. iaainart ban
fom tilbage, at begpn6e Gorretlling
fer.
@e,leralen ta1te ioag pna ct 1pecielt
.Mp6e / geebraifa u,1iperlitet.
slitaar Merb. SEEM gorf ben
3ote Sec. @onitabler, Der bsrte en-
abinoe ifrige, breo ino i ct garelie i
ct 2ogibus 8rooflbt1 i6agn1orges
og fo,rot ben 80 slar gol1tle Mrs.
Catherine Maccerone ogenoe at
&pnlning, neoers Sgman6 garI
9anfen iao nar benbe og faa pao
benoes Deosfamp. Stt,ts oboe f6r
SieIp fl1n6e tilfaloes.
sYfMge 8olit!ets grflaring tilitoo
Snnfen at bnpe fpaIt abinoen i 9o-i
iferi oper, At blln bopoe taget 5000
fra bans 2ornn1er.
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Trr1HknnfrrrttHrn.
Nfanbater ober Be tibligere tDfe 9e=
iibbelier ! 5Dbpitafrifa belt mel
lem &elgien % Gnglanb.

HariS oen 24oe Dec. Sreosfon.
ferenien beba,1o:eoe ibag en ful0-
itnn6ig Ylan for a!liereoe Manoa>
ter oper oe tibligere tpife &olonier.
Sen bette Epiflanos ti6ligere @eii6z
be1ier 5pogltafrifa mellem @elgien
og gnglan6. Otter Mnn1o6ning al
Sen iapanlfe Gelegation, Der afpenter
SS,1itrurer fra Tofio, uolatte &onfe.
renien 9lfgibrellen angaaer1e be tio-
ligcre tpife 8eii66elicr Gti!lebabet
-Mnbre sManooter er en6nu life be.
lte1nt.
&onfere,1fen blep ibag nn6errettet
nm, at bare ben tpife Mari1lefo1nmis-
lion be,lote tilbage til Berlin for at
brgfte 6en iioite alIiere6e Note for.
langen6e EDiHdnoS l1n6ertegnelie al
Erotofolle11. 9feiten af oen tplfe
Msiion forbliber / Eoris. aonfe'
ren1en bar en6nu life toget noget
5friot til 9fentrtggierelie af Sen
iiblte gfote til Eblflan6.
General @ertbelot ifuloe Den6e
tilbage fra 2on6on ioften efter at
babe 6reftet Sp6rgsmaalet ON EDr=
fiet meo Eremiern1ini1ter 2loDo
George.
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&pinbelige 9en1ufrater, Seem gort
SEN 26oe Sec. ga: so prominente
fpin6elige Demoflqter fra forlfiel=
lige 3ele af 2a!1oet mgote ber ioag
for at planlngge en- &agne for
at Iomle 6e fpinoelige 8elgere tit
Borti. Mpoet pnr berammet al Mi}s
Margaret Batl, @aibington, @iece
al @relt6ent @i11on. Da1nerne ag.
ter life at brpoe me6 M9nbene tit
&nrti men Be agter at bape en-
ESten1nte nneb / l16arbei6elien al
Ylatformen % BrpIi6entnon1inos
tione1t.
Tor at frentme lin 8ampagne ag.
ter Damerne at oprette ct 8Iao /
SEEM Sort iom ct politi1f Organ for
fpinbelige De1nofrater.
Blan6t Sc tillteoeppren6e bar
Mils Marp Marbnrp, Mrs. 9liper
@arri1uan, Mrs. 8illiom @bureb
Osborne, Mrs. George GORDON
Battle, Miis S6a Tarbell, Mrs. 81
mon 8arucb, WrS. George $. Gibbs
% Mrs, CHARLES Cana Gibion, ,Sd,
lter af 2abp geancp Mltor, fgrte fpin.
oelige Me6lem at bet brittle 8ar.
lament.
1cn fanabiife 8pebefpmn.isfipn
fprbsier 3ritn. @innipeg ben 28be
Sec. Den fnnaoiffe Spebefonmis.
|iion bar beororet, at fra iong of ifal
griien paa Manitoba a-Soeoe forbsies
IRA $3.50 til $3.50 pr. guibel Ger
|ntinalelepotorer Sort Biliam eller
Sort Mrtbur. marimal. .Gnerospri.
len pqa gfegierings -9aarbbebe forb6i.
les fra $tO. 90 pr. Esnoe tn $13. 10
i. .. +. s5ernbanepog1,e ! Montredl.
ssprot syorbrugerne Tan babe Scribe
len uf at fna HMgere geel fra be
sSoreneoe @tater, btl 9tlIabe lfer og-
faa blipe ,oftebt for 5nof ofbrfel Of Bet
|amerifau|te N'el, bleb Der befienbt-
|giort.
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ar. WHlpr nun.
@lep iptti 9(ar gam1nel. 9ans ITO
talelier p1n &lorufprmertng, naar
man blcp 60 Mar, bafte Cpitgt.

2onoon 6en 3Ote Sec. Ctr SSH,
lian1- Ssler, pi6t befiel1ot 2egc o.J
8ioenifobs,nanb> bp6e lit Sien !
9eorobonl @aroens tent igaar. Sun
bar fpot Gecumleb, Ontario, oel
9oe Suit 1849.
Or. Ssler bar tibIigere Operlage
beo Sobus &opfius l1niberiitet, og oct
bar Der, ban for en6el Mar Tosn
bolbt en- Sale, fon1 pafte Spltno5
oper sen bele Derben. @an erfl9re=
>oe, at en- Ma,1o 1bfsrte tit beoite arz
beioe, fpr ban bleo 40 Mar, og at bet
life iifffe bilbe bore 11oget Sab for 5an1,
.f,,noet, om Men6 b1eb florofort11l=
ret, ;1,aor -6e bleb so. 5enere fosf(l-
rebe ban, at bette bar iagt oelp1S
Iom en- 5ppg, og at l16ta1e1len oes:
n6en par blepen lgsrebet fra lit Cant
menbeng og fulofenoig misfor,
ltaaet. Selp far Gr. 0S1er moobe'
pilt Sol6barbeoen al ben Sbeori, ionl
tillegges ba1n, 6a ban belt op til lit
.71oe @ar bar pirfet iom Brofesinr
peo Orforo.
Dslers Saoer bar Ereit. gn al
bans 8rg6re bleb en- eminent Suri1t
og en- onoen 8rober ban6t &nIeelie
ionl Jinansman6 og bar ipttet1 Mar
MebIem of Dominionens Har1ament
gfter at bore lt6erantineret fra Eriz
nitp College Eoronto> % Mc@lll
uniperlitetet, Montrcal, it16ere6e
bnn peo 11niperliteterne i 2on6on
Berlin og Wie1l fom til6age til Cd
MAZDA og bar / ii slar fl1pttet til Mc=
Sill l1niperlitets Gafultet, bat oer=
paa Brofes1or peb Yenniplpania Uni
periitet og YofesIor oeb SobnS Sop
fins Baltimore fra 1899 til 1901,
oa bn1 reiite til England og b1eo
Yrofesior beo Srforo. !,
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78 0riasifibe / Son 0feaps Sapn.

78 9rtgsifibe San 9tesus Sapm.
Son Diego oen 23oe Sec. IL &rigs-
lfibe anfom bib 16ag bringenbe
Mntal1et al &rigslfibe paa &apnen
op til 78, Set itsrite Mntal arigs.
ifibe nogenlin6e ia1nlet paa stil!eba.
bet u11oer omerIfonIf Glag.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
KAISER is A POOR MAN,
SAYS DUTCH OFFICIAL
Doubted if He Can Pay Count Ben
tinck for Castle-Financing
of Revolt Ridiculed.

THE HAGUE. March 24.-Dutch of
| ficials claiming to know the real
| financial condition of former Emperor
William of Germany are greatly
amused at various reports emanating
from Berlin to the effect that William
gave monetary support to the reac-
tionary revolt of March 13.
"In reality the former emperor is
virtually a poor man. an official told
question whether he has enough
money to pay Count Bentinck, owner
Of the castle at Amerongen where
William has been staying since No
vember. 1918. what he owes him."
According to another official ia
miliar with inside negotiations be-
tween William of Hohenzollern and
the Dutch government since the for
mer's arrival in Holland. William has
throughout displayed anything but a
heroic attitude. So anxious has he
been to secure Hollands protection that
he has been glad from the very start
to give a pledge not to participate in
political intrigueS. 1t is said this
pledge has been renewed. but whether
the renewal was written or oral of
ficials decline to say. 1t is known.
however, that 1t was originally oral.
I'VE are confident he will keep his
pledge" an official remarked today.
AMERONGEN. March % (by the
Associated Press).-For the first time
since the kapp revolution. former
to leave the Bentinck castle here.
| Guarded by two police officers, he
made a secret trip to Doom in a
| closed automobile. His object was to
view the progress Of the work on his
future residence at Doom.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
ANDERSON DEFIES VETS.
New York Anti-Saloon Lacquer Is
Prepared to "Stay in Jail"

NEW YORK. March 25-william H.
Anderson, state superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League, has issued a
statement. declaring that he had made
mo charge of dishonesty against the
assembly nor any member thereof"
II deliberately set out to goad our
chief opponents into making a public
exhibition of themselves and their
open assaults upon the Constitution"
said Mr.. Anderson "Assemblyman
Cuvillier came through with a state
ment that the chief attorney for the
brewers of America was involved in
raising fund to push the investiga-
tion of the Antf-Saloon League.
though he previously had denied that
it was wet and dry matter"
Amplifying his denial that charges
or dishonesty had been made by him
against the assembly Mr.. Anderson
say:
Il shall never apologize to any pro-
brewery member for telling of his
pro-brewery activities. ] can afford
to stay in Jail about as long as the
assembly can afford to keep me there
for that 'offense'"
Evening star., 1920-03-25
FIGHT BOIL WEEV|L,
FARMERS ARE TOLD
Secretary Meredith Outlines
Steps and Warns Against
Spread of Disease.

| COLUMBIA, S. c., March % (by the
| Associated Press).-An increased pro-
duction of calcium arsenate will make It
| possible for farmers TO wage war
| against the boil weevil this year on n
greatly enlarged scale. Secretary of
Agriculture Meredith told the members
of the South Carolina branch of the
| American Cotton Association in an ad-
| dress here today. The eradication of
| the pest will be hindered, however. he
said. by an inadequate supply of dust
| ing machines. but added that manufac-
| turers were increasing the output of the
| machines and that lin no great while
the supply probably will be sufficient to
| meet the needs.
| Willing to Place Quarantine.
| Regarding efforts the Department CT
! Agriculture Is making to confine the
| pink boil weevil to the infested areas IN
| Louisiana and Texas, he asserted the
| departments Willingness 70 LACE a led
| eral quarantine. Everybody Interested
| in cotton ought to realize, however, he
| said, that the thing must be done now
| or not at all. determination is possible
only at the beginning OF infes-aron,
when the insect occupies only very re
stricted areas. Unless the pink boil
worm is eXterminated now-ani 1t can
not be eXterminated except by absolute
| cooperation of the states COncerncd-i-
VIII sweep over tut eHtl!e '-pl~Hi peil
and will inevitably inflicr Inuch greater
damage than the boil weevil has
done"
More than 5000 acres of cotton land
in eastern Texas were cleared of cotton
plants and even the boIls and leaves
| the Secretary told the members of the
association, in order to check the
! spread of the pink bollworm. Since
! then the same tactics We're used in the
| Pecos valley and the Great Bend dis
| trict. and non-cotton and regulated
zones established in the infested
areas and buffer strips beyond them
and also along certain portions of the
Mexican border to prevent infestatlon
| from Mexico.
Strict Precautionary Measures.
"Fumigation houses were establish
ed at points of entry all along the Rio
Grande," Mr.. Meredith said. and every
carrier that crosses the line. from
freight car that may be filled with
cotton to a Mexican tramp with
possible handful of cotton seed in
his pocket or wrapped up in his bundle.
is cleaned or disinfected before being
allowed to enter the United States.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
VILLA REPORTED TO HAVE
MASSACRED so MEXICANS
Report Tells Of Attack In Which
Entire Settlement Is
Wiped Out.

Ell. PASO. Tex. March 25.-Accord-
ing to reports brought to the border,
an entire Mexican farm settlement
near Santa Barbara. Chihuahua, was
wiped out Sunday. March IA. when
Francisco Villa and his followers
massacred more than fifty men. wom-
en- and children and burned their
homes and crops.
Angered. it was said. because a
small party OF his men had been fired
on in that vicinity on the previous
day, Villa. with $50 men. attack ked
the place. The farmers defended
their homes, and it was not until
twenty-five or thirty of them had
been killed and their ammunition ex-
hausted that the twenty-five survivors
surrendered, the reports said
According to the story. one young
man, craZed with grief over the loss
of his wife and family, tried to wrest
Villas gun from his hand. Villa sub
dued the man. and after struggle
shot him dead. Then. 1t is said, Villa
ordered the men put to death and the
houses, grain and other possessions
burned. Only three of the men es-
,aped, the reports said. 1t is de-
clared that fifteen of the attacking
party were killed by the farmers.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
SMITH, ROBS IN RHYME,
MAY SOON "D0" TIME

NEW YORK, March 25.-The alleged
'rhyming robber,' James Smith, who Is
said to have quoted poetry to a drug
gist while he rifed the cash register.
was given poetic justice yesterday when
Magistrate William A. Sweetzer pro-
nounced the following lyric judgment:
81 hold YOU in five thousand bail,
Whicn means you go right back to Jail
But before you go just let me say
This hold-up game-it doesn't pay"
In this poetic disposition of his case
the prisoner promptly responded:
It's all right. judge, I'm on my way.
Your verdict means I'm going away"
L'Envoi
And the magistrate replied:
you said it boy; be on your way"
Evening star., 1920-03-25
"Frigid" Refrigerators

The model pictured is the
lander make, known and guarant
is larger and unlike the cheaper
three-door types. Rhinelander
Box No. 49,. 46 inches high.
with full 90-pound ice capaci-
ty. White enamel food conf
partment and highly polished
oak finish exterior. Offered
special THIS WEEK ONLY.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
Ideal Fireless Cookers

Women who cook their meals on fireless
cooker couldn't be persuaded to go back to the
work and worry of preparing meals the old and
expensive way The Hub specializes on the
"Chef' and Ideal" Cookers-fully guaran-
teed. Let us demonstrate to you how practical
they are.
Easy Payment Terms
Evening star., 1920-03-25
YEARS OF LITIGATION END.
Dubuque Colleges Adopt Names
Which Will Not Conflict,

DUBUQUE. Iowa. March 25.-Eight
years of litigation has been ended
by the Dubuque College and Semi
nary adopting the name the "Univer-
sity of Dubuque" and Dubuque COL
lege agreeing TO adopt some other
title which would not include "Du-
buuue." The first is a Presbyterian
school and the latter a Catholic insti-
tuition.
The college and seminary started a
In wsut eight years ago against Du-
buquc College. alleging that the
school, formerly known as St. Jo-
sephs College. usurped its name.
Evening star., 1920-03-25

Wilmington. n. G. business concerns
have protested against the order trans
ferrinG the Seminole to New York to re-
Lave the ltasca.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
Hub Special Kitchen Cabinet

Hundreds of these Hub
use throughout Washington and
but the highest praise for them.
Guaranteed construction white
enamel cupboard interior,
aluminoid sliding work table
base, spice jars. flour sitting
bin and a host of labor-saving
features that commend this
cabinet to the home-maker.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-06-23
FOR BILIOUSNESS
AND HEADACHE =,
TAKEACALOTAB
The Nausealess Calomel Tablet
That is Purified and Refined
From All Nausea and Danger.

Ask your doctor and he will tell you
that calomel is the best and only sure
remedy for lazy liver, biliousness,
indigestion, headaches and constipa-
ton. Now that all of its unpleasant
qualities have been removed, calomel,
in the form of Calotabs, is the easiest
and most pleasant of all laxatives to
take. One tablet at bedtime with
swallow of water-that's all. No
taste, no gripping, nor nausea. In the
morning you feel simply fine-live,
wide-awake, enera aetic, strong and
with hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what you want and go about your
work-no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty-five
cents. So sure, and delightful that
your druggist is authorized to offer
your money back as a guarantee that
you will be perfectly delighted with
Calotabs.-(adv)
Americus times-recorder., 1920-06-23
THE CAUSE OF
HIGH MORTALITY
IN INFANTS

1t is estimated that around 800 .0Oo
babies die annually in the United
States, and that fully two-thirds ~
these deaths are caused from diarr-
hoeal diseases or complications. These
disturbances in baby's stomach and
digestive organs are due mostly to
improper feeding, which throws poi-
son into the system. This poison un-
less eliminated, makes a mighty sick
baby.
When baby begins to fret, does not
sleep well, suffers with constipation,
dlarrhoea, sour stomach and gas. or
IS sometimes feverish, this is a sure
indication of Indigestion, or improper
assimilation and elimination, culmi-
mating in serious trouble unless cor
rected with a good baby laxative.
When baby is in this condition great
care must be used not to give it
strong, irritating drugs that inflame
the delicate membranes of baby's
stomach.
"Baby Ease" a perfected baby lax
ative by baby specialist, is consid-
cred the most efficient baby laxative
and corrective. 1t is easy acting,
non-irritating, does not produce over
action or leave constipating after-ef-
fects. Your doctor will approve it's
use. Ask your druggist for "Baby
Ease" adv