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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
Visitor Prom n. nat.

Albert E. Grorud Of Pierpoint, s. Oak,
arrived last evening from st. Paul
where he shipped a carload Of stock.
He left today for couple Of days visit
at spicer. Mr.: Grorud called at the Tri-
bune today and expressed that he was
satisfied on the stand the Tribune has
taken on the Nonpartisan League. His
parents formerly resided north Of Long
Lake in Dovre where they settled over
so years ago. - - = .s$s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
Guild Meets

The Ladies Guild Of st. Luke's Parish
will have their regular meeting Friday
afternoon February Goth, at the home
Of Mrs. H. W. Larson, 303 Sth Street
North. Mrs. H. w. Larson and Mrs.
Sophus Larson will be hostesses
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
Travelling Evangelist Here.

TTdVe1n9 EVan9eT8t Here.
Rev. Peter Nilsen Of Duluth, who is
a travelling evangelist, is conducting
services at the Norwegian Lutheran
Free church this week and until Sun
day evening. Rev. Nilsen is the father
of Rev. N1oolay Mlsen, the local
pastor of the Willmar church,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
Play Proucesaino.

Rehearsing on the play, Down in
Dixie" to be given March 18th, by the
Willmar Dramatic Art Club is pro.
crossing very nicely, under the direc.
tton of the president and leader, J. J.
Lonien. ..... e.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
Attends Funeral in lIlinois~

7sesS'0o 0TS1 ds TIT tT50t0TB~
DR.. and Mrs. G. Johnson left last Fri
day for Butler, ILL.,, where they went
to attend the funeral of the late Mar
ion Johnson, granddaughter of DR..
Johnson. She was a daughter of DR..
Johnson's son, Harold, who passed
away several years ago.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
PHOEBE WALLIN.

Phoebe Wallin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Wallin, died about one
o'clock yesterday morning after about
a years illness from tuberculosis of
the stomach.
The deceased was born in Lake
Elizabeth township March 9, 1901,
and leaves to mourn her death, be-
sides her parents, two brothers, Wal
ton and Wendell The family moved
to this city from southeast of town
last fall and is residing at $40 Camp.
bell Ave. N. -. ~
The funeral takes place tomorrow
(Thursday) at the house at 2:30 p. M
Rev. Swan Mattson will officiate
The interment will take place at the
Fairv1ew cemetery. :.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
MRS ANNA REINEsTADl

Mrs. Anna Reinestad died at the Old
PEOPLES Home last, Friday from pneu-
monia. She was born In Norway "a
years ago. The remains we're shipped
to her old home to be buried by the
the side Of her husband at Valley City,
IN. Oak Rev p. o.: Iarson accom-
panied the body to the burial place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
Married at Minneapo,ls.

Raymond Russell Miller, who will
be remembered as the driver for the
Spicer-Willmar bus two years ago,
was married to Dorothy Hope Ashen-
den at Minneapolis yesterday morn
ing
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18

Returns From N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bousilman and
daughter returned last Wednesday
from ten days trip to Williston and
Fargo, N. Oak. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
SWAN w. MATTSON,

indeed sad She leaves a heart
broken husband and three little
children They moved to Willmar in
1918 from Rock Rapids, Ia., and last
year her husband built them a beau
tiful home
Mrs. Tilda Dahl was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson Of Will
mar and was born at Hills, Mimi,
September 21, 1888. She was married
to N. G. Dahl at Rock Rapids, Ia,
April 3, 1907. She leaves three little
girls, Eveline, Lydia. and Alice, and
is also mourned by six brothers and a
sister, Olof, Henry, Charley Martin,
Oscar and Leonard Dahl and Mrs.
Martin Larson (Clara), all of Will
mar.
The funeral was held from the
house today "wednesday at 1870 p.
m. and was conducted by Rev. Nicolay
Nilsen of the Norwegian Lutheran
Free church. The pail bearers were
H. T. Landger, Gilbert Nash, Walter
Peterson, Manly Holt, Walter Rykken
| and Hans Hanson.
Among those attending the funeral
from a distance are Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Dahl, the parents; Eaner Dahl
a brother, Olof Kolsrud, C. J. Nelson
E. Thoren, Lars Running and Rev
Elias Peterson, all from Hills, MINI
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
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Carl Ho9o1und. 1Ianri.

Carl Hogs1und 1GsrrisA at 191nnsapolis
announcing the marriage OF her son.
Carl Hogelund, which took place at Min
neapolis q week ago The bride is from
Aberdeen, S. Oak. Particulars OF the
wedding will be published in next weeks
issue. ..+sS ~: T * tfaEss ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
KORT RUDI SCHULKE

Kort Rudi Schulke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Schulke of this city, died
last Friday and the remains were ship
ped to Raymond for burial last Satur-
day. The deceased was born July IA,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
Dsnea a. panno~k

Dance at Pennock. - -
Big dance at Pennock M. w. A. Hall
Saturday, February 21st. Music by
Larson Bros.-Adv. - = - .zza.sz sza.<-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-18
FARMERS COUNTY. !
CONVENTION TIC HELD D
Endorse Wicklund for ELECTION
Complete 0rsanization- !.
Protest Bond Issue !.

The town delegates and committee
men of the Farmers Nonpartisan
League of Kandiyohi county, who
were elected at the caucuses Jan. %,
met in county convention at the court
house Tuesday. All were present ex.
cept three who were prevented by
sickness.
The convention was called to order.
by County Chairman G. Stene, who
was made chairman of the convention.
Louis P. Felt of Fahlun was elected
secretary. The following is "a list Of
the delegates and committeeman who
answered to roll call:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
Libby, Mcneil & Libby, Chicago
AVISO
A los Sobs,-anos del
~"CAMPAMENTO JUAREZ"

Deseoso de que todos los Sobera-
nos del Il. Campamento Juarez' Sc
lnteren de 10 que e. Campamento
SoberanO prerende hacer con todos
los Camp&mentos Industriales de
transferirloS a. Grade de Protection
para cue asi eSten mas q cubierto,
' pItd2n con mas ampltud hacer
cesar las maias interpretations que
hacen c;ertos elementos NAL inten-
cionadoS, de contar que Ia Sociedad
de Los LenadOreS del Mundo' ha
desaparecido, otros que Sus Polizas
no son buenas, SiendO TODD Solamen-
te enyidia; cor toda satisfaction pue
den ~conteStar, que Ia Socledad de
Los Lenadores del Mundo, eS Ia me-
jor Socedad ~Fraternal, tanto para
ei rIto c;mo para -. pobre, IL me :
para ei hogan V como pueden uste-
des cerciorarse de la verdad, como
prepararsc para rechazar las miles
de nlentlras que les cuentan para in
troducirloS en- otras Companies, que
no son mas que igualeS sus benefit
clos comparativamente y los hacen
perder ST d!nero. Simplemente por
no acercarSe a 81 proplo Campo
mento Y e~ncerarse de Como caminan
las coSaS. Ahora es Ia o2ortunidad:
Deseo yer esta noche a todos los
del Campamento Juarez.
Deseo su ~presencia lie dia 10. de &c
en- Ell ....... Nc Cable Hall,
donde tendre demasiado placer en
estrechar nuesaro abrazo fraternal
como hernano de una Sociedad Fra
ternal reconocida por la mayor par
te del mundo civiliZado.
De ustedes Fraternalmente
JOHN T. WALH,
Inspector de los Campamentos
W. Q. W.
San Antonio, Tex S~eptiembre
de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
10 4RTICULOS ENTER4AENTB

~ Una exdcna de GRO relieno gsrzn-
tizada. valuada en- 31.5o; t2) Acsnein
artomatics de bolsiflo, muy manual. opEa
me IN resorte y sale Il nnoneda, vaiua-
de- en- 75c: (3) Cartera con cerratura
automatiea, dc patente, heeha de euefo
fino. nodic IL puedc abrir a menos Or
que conozca 81 sec-eto, valuads en- $l.Ie:
a. Llaves de combination, que sc N
.ia medic d: para ~separsrlss 81 no %
sabe como, valuadas en- so; go Iuesa
de ;rprenta, con el cual rste1 puede IL
prirri- cartas y rarlcs docunentos, Ca
mos aderaas. una bctella con tnta de
imprcnta, vaiuada en- si.5o: 90 PLUMB
automatica escribe dos ca-tas larszs con
ma no;ada, valuaGa en- $3.50; 70 Na-
vaia de -asurar hccha del nejor aero
aIeman. rasura suarcracntc aun u baroa
mas dura. garsntizsda, yaluads en- $a.eo
fsy Asentador de rrime-a ciase DC suero
De cabaI!o. vauado en- SITS: (s) B-oehs
para eniabonar valuada en- fSe; Co) Pei
ne de ba-bero dc Ia uejor clzse, aaran-
tizado, vaiusdo cn ISc.
Los 10 articulos anrer;o-es vslen VILE
n.-o nues--a casa ha dec;dido darios com
pletamentc GRATIS du-ante los siSnen-
,es 80 dias: as; eS cue no picrda eSSa
,~porsnnidaG. Todos obtendran ctos 10
ar.iculoe GRATIS 81 Gentro de los pro1i-
mos so dias nos envia 81 o-den pe- e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
FL TESOkO DEL 80. De
~lNFHNTERlA
la ponehera de Sro. 900 eontinuara
ex~hlbiendose en- los a~paraaores
de la casa He-t:cerS.

Ii valios& poncmeIa del 70. de In
fau.eria que duran'a Ia semana pro-
Xl.no pasada consciuIv0 Ia admra-
ciVD de todos los trdlIseuntes a ser
eEh.bida en- los deslumo' antes escdpa-
rates de Ia casa Hetzberg, Ia elesante
ioyeria de las Gales de Houston, con-
unuard expuesta al publico en 81 mis-
mo lucar por espacIo de n senaHa
mas.
La ponchera del so. de Infanterfa
es %Conocida con el nOmbre de Pom
cinera Liscum. en- memoria de Emerson
H. Liscum, el r~aliente coronel anne
ricano que fue muerto al conducir a
esta corporation militar en- Ia batalla
de Tien Tsin. China, cuando Ia insu-
rrecci6n de los boxers. Sus ultim&s
palabras al MORN fucron: "Aantened
el fuego" Keep up the fire. Estas pa
labras constiuyen ell emblema del re-
gimiento y fueron las que alentaron
V condujeron victorioso al 90. de In
fanteria a travGs de las batallas de
Chateau Thievry. SoiEsons, BlancH
Mont, Verdun, ST. Mihiel y Neuse-
ArgOunc.
La reSia puncheTa lue oEuciIdua p"i
los oficiales del 80. de I~nfanterfa a la
casa Arthur and Bond de Yokohama
Jap6n. siendo terminada e. > dc No.
viembre de 1892. Aquella noche. IA no
che del . de Noviembre dc 1882, Tue
colocada en- los e~scapartes de Ia casa
| Arthur and Bond para que !ucleSe
|! IN 81 natalicio del Mikado. cuya fecha
Sc c~eIcbrara q 3 dc Noviembre. La pom
chera con SUI cuchar6n y Ell numero oe
| copas correspondence al numero oe
| oficiales. constiuye el eQuipo mas her
moso Y complete que en- su genera Sc
I conocc. Esti valuadO en- $4,000.
FL trahajo de cincelado en- "a parte
! exterior de Ia ponchera es verdadera-
mente admirable. Dos .dragones entire
lazados forman las cuatro asas de Ia
enorme vasija cuyo interior es DE
plata perfcctamente pulida.
E! peso y dimcnsiones del equipo
son como sigue: Peso complete 90 IL
! bras: diamctro de Ia p~onchera, ? pies
: pulgadaS. y de asa a asa 3 pies 5
puIgadas: altura. ! pie 9 p~ulgadas'
Ia longitud del cuchardn IS de :
MES y mcdia pUlg1das.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
-lof
POR LOS HOTELES

e. senior licenciado don Armando
Ostos lleg6 antier a esta ciudad de
San Antonio. en- companla de ST. Sc
nora esposa. procedente del puerto de
Tampico. Sc hospeda en- 81 hotel Be
xar.
Jose Perez, procedente DE- Alice, Te-
xas. Sc hospeda IN el hotel Bezar.
Fl senior Catariro Silva lego aver
4 esta ciudad de San Antonio. proce-
dente de Ia dc Mexico, D. F.. V 50
hosreda en- ell hotel ST. Anthony.
Sc hospedan en- el hotel Gunter: y
senior Luis y. Velasco. ~procedente de
"a c!udad de Denver. Colorado: P. He
rem = =. Herrera. de n c:udad de
Mexico. y Alfonso Carretero. dc Ia
ciudad de Monterrey. Nuevo Leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
AUTOcAMIONES DEL GO5IERNo
DE NENTS

E pr6ximo lunes seran pueStas u
Ia venta algunos auton6viles de carga,
propieGad Il Gobierno, en- IN Escuela
de Mecanicos del ServiCio Atreo. En-
ire estos vehiculos figurau un caro-
repartidor. marca Ford; un truck
&c. NJ. c." de tonelada Y media de a
pacidad. tres "Gramm- Bernstein" de
tres toneladas de capacidad; IN truck
federal de tres ~toncladas, V otros de
marca semejantes.
TodoS estos carTos SerdH vendidos
separadamente en- el luEar que Sc en-
cuentran frente 4 las BARRACKS de Ia
Escuela de MecanicoS del Servicio AZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
INaUGURACIoM De CLASSES EN-
Ell INSTITUTE INTERNAL
CiONAL

FL "Instit"to International insta-
uadO dcsde mace a!gunoS neseS en- las
GALES de y. pCcos. No. 5lS. iauguTara
m..nana sus cursos De invicrno. Con
este motive q Comite Directive del
esrablecimicnto CrganizI una reception
Z" Ia Qua han sido cordialmen;e invi-
tados los amigos todos del ~estableci-
miento. ESta tendra lusaT manana
mismo. entire S y 10 de Ia noche.
En- ei planted educativo de referen-
cha Sc nos inform& en- q sontido dc
que las. inscripcciones Sc en~c"ntrahan
va muy avanZadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY
Unico servicio de carros Sedan e.
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es.
Danol. Quota, $3.50 o nora.
Telefonos CIR. PIP y CT. So.
UN VAGABUNDO QUE PORTABA
ARMA SIN llCENClA

FL agente de policia Valdez, condu-
10 aver en- Il m~adrugada a las ofici-
nas de policfa a IN negro a dijo tener
- amos de edad = a quien s~orprendi0
a tales horas vagando en- GALES apar
tadas de Ia ciudad.
Il negro portaba una pistola sin
traer ell permiso correspondence y fue
este el motive por ell cual desde luego
Sc lie inferno en- una zelda de Ia car
Gel de "a ciudad donde habra de per-
manecr en- tanto a Sc hacen las inves
tigaciones indispensables acerca de su
conducta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
ESTApo DEL TEMPO

Pron6stico Que rinde para hoy 81
Observatorio Meteorological de San An
tonic:
Atm6sfera 6eSpejada : Il teInpera-
sura martna entire los 81 : los IS
rrndos. Noderados vientos del Norte.
In temperature 6e aver fluctu6 en-
ire los 20 = los S. grades. Esta Ultima
defase sentir entire 1 as dc IS
tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
PARA NuEpA YORK

Rumbo a Nueva York. salieron ano-
che de es:a ciudad de San Antonio e.
selor Honorato Carrasco y su esposa
la sonora Ada Navarrete de Carrasco.
Los esposos CarraSco van en- compahta
de sus cuatro hijitas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
PASAPORTES AMERiCANOS
PARA MEXICO

Joseph 4. Poll. para el puerto de
Tanpico: Pinkney Y ?. Page, para Ia
ciudad dc Mexico: Garnum NJ. Lyons,
para el puerto de Tampico; StoweLl
w. Gillespie. : esposa, para IL clu-
dad de MEXICO: Ollie ". Smith. para
Ia Ciuda de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
pAEA IA CiUDAD DE MEXICO

Fl doctor don Alfonso Pruneda, en-
compaHla de ST. sonora esposa, salio
antenoche de San Antonio @ dest!no
a Il ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
Votus Locales
REGISTRO CIVIL
MONiOS

Matfas Zamora Y Maria Quiroga.
Alfredo Lujan Y Maria Huron.
Jesus Reyes y Maria Garcia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
w
NAClM[ENTOS

Una nina de Pascuai Martinez =
Guadalupe Perez de MARTINEZ.
Tn nino de J.. E. Burnett ST., y Lizzie
Cara
Una nina de Matilde Gomez : Maria
AyileS de Gomez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

Una mia de Pascual Martinez !
Guadalupe Perez de Martinez.
Pedro Martinez, a IL edad de 81
amos
Sotero Reyes, a la edad de 80 sfios
Abrahm L. Rodriguez, Il Ia Ndad
de IS aiIos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

F; Iriro Sitio mcx.caIro de AUTOMOBILES
m !, c:udad. Wales dcsie E0c. CarroS 4
rror6sTo : 4 p~reci.s ra=oaahlcs para Bro-
szos. matriuor;os ; funerales. CharsfeCrs
= Union. So. 90 por bora.
loe Galan St
TclSionoS Crockett 9qe Y To4.
LEON 4. MARTINEZ. Prnr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

Edward j. Hudspeth y Jucina '
Salazar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
GRATIS!

On relox de verdadero -er:tn, y e.
nejoC &c todos los ~reiojeS. Hecho cu!-
GadUsIreute de n mcio= clase de me-
tai. = tan fuerte. CUE n; aSn e miSno
fueso pcd-a d~est-ni-lO. Scaala e. item
~ con n e1acci-ud que cualGuier
ocro rclox su altura es de s rulgadas
Do- Is pulEadas de dianet-u. Tienc
-anngnl de aIa-ma que Suena nuy
fue-tc. ' tiene taubisn batsria e,tctrI-
81. cue ~ IN excelente suXilia- en- to-
GaS las cnferned9Ges. TirEe t2mbien
ura GAIA con dos dcpart9-nentoS. Dicha
c5jd Is DE SEGURIDAD. CON PUER-
IA MUY FUERTE y CERRADURA
DE COMBINaCION- uinguno seva ca
4 de- ab-ir!1. sino solamente Ia perSo-
To que cono=ca Ia ~combinacia. Con ca
5a uno de estoS reiOicS mandamo5 dttcc
clones imprssaS. Este rc.ox vale GUAM
10 nenos $50 90. pe-o noSotros hcmos
-~esue!so veadcrlo, Gu-artc IN cor:o
tempo. al precio de fabrica. Sl2.T5:
y como IN T~reSentc, enviarCmoS abso-
lutamcnte libre de coSto. I'm hermoso
re,ox f~trroCarriiero. perIecto reGula-
DOR de tempo. Estes -e.cJss eStar
~vendisnduse al precic de $500 y mas
pcro cualeSquie- persona que nos Or
Gcrc uao de los p-imerU>. obteHdra de-
nCsOtrDS uno de cStOS g!:imos, ente-
rarnente GRATIS. He aQui IL opor-
turliad. para a~r-ovcchaT esta ganGa
ineSperada: por tanto. no So ta-te. y
mandenos SI.OO solamente. en- ealidGd
de dcpGSito. : el reSco 10 paEara US
ted cuando el reloN le sea ~eTtrcEado.
G4-sntjzamoS comr!eta satisfaction o
&c deyolyeremos su dincro. Corte eS-
e anuncio y mandelo con e dep~sIto
Roy miSmo.
PRACTICAL SALES CO..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
SANTORAL

Jueves So.-San Geronimo Presbfte-
70 Padre Y doctor de Ia Iglesia Latina,
'ySanta Sofia Eiuda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

DEFUNcloNEs
Darfo Gomez, Il il edad de 20 amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
JOHN T. WALH,

Inspector de los Campamentos
W. 0. W.
San Antonio, Tex Septiembre
de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

te ,hy. q -Lx Is de orc -sho. Saanuzad pr % amos. tene. a Eor naguna
ga1yu5hmnos Es de dos tpas. hernoamente srahdl IN una DaahFa G uno de
los pTrs r.ois seIn la opinion de los eTocGTlhro. IS bueno, fNrte y us@-
do esprdalneuc pr pnfe%onEta$ En- cuhaui- josena uNd pagara p% a eun-
sIua5os en- $iLT5 ENTERAMENTE GRATIS. Estao feta duraFa s-o 80 das.
No demore su oum ..E -
Que onsarpen los premios que dams con d rehN No nos eniS dnro a@tanESdo
Rcoree este cup6R. ecrta su nonhre y dNeAoh. c HN"Ea "~ "a ~|"""~
Pr d rcx pa2ara al rTibrhH
,n 1rnTa 100 de qualification. EueStIs mercaHcas son garaEuAdaS : 81
SOD M media ssif4hu lie dwoyeemos 81 Gnero. QueTnos conencr a listed que
nInCuna oa casa pude vner este roz h tar bao pr"c-
aPRovEcHEsE DE EsTa oFERTA DE 80 DIAS. - Didi2e Z
UNION WATCH CO., 5 osF +. sssy St c.a.a. Ill
The Washington times., 1920-07-04
BE COOL IN GENUINE
PALM BEACH SUITS

If ever should dress to FIT the weather, it is
in the hot days Of course you could ask the
DOCTOR but it is not necessary to 80 any farther
than your common sense. H @
Here's PALM BEAcH-in shades light or dark to
suit every fancy or complexion. Tailored like your
Easter worsted Cool comfortable washable %
And, spas4ein8 OF common sense, do you realize
that PALM BEACH SUIT costs ever SO much less
than clothes that are warn1 but no better! %
Durable, tot will wear the Summer thru, and
then wait patiently in canphor for new season
to call it back to duty. @
SELLING AGENT: A. RoHAUT 22e FOURTH AVrNUr NEW YORK
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-14
j. S. REFUSES TO
TAKE INDEMNITY
FOR SCAPA FLOW

tsY MoeN'No JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiREl
Washington, Jan. 13.-The United
States government has refused to ac-
cept any part of indemnity to be paid
by Germany for the destruction of the
German fleet in Scapa Flow. because
1t objects in prlnclple to the settlement
made by the supreme council it was
said today at the state department,
Germany, in compensation for the
destruction Of the surrendered war
ships is requested to deliver to the
allies certain inland steamers and
harbor facilities such as floating
docks and tugs, and the council had
decided to allocate per cent of this
material to the United States. Ambas-
sador Wallace today informed the
council that if its decision with re-
spect to the award was final, the
United States would waive its claims
to any part of the indemnity.
state department officials would not
explain the American governments
objection to the settlement but it was
recalled from the first the American
representative at the peace confer
ence favored the destruction of the
German ships. on the ground that
their division among the powers would
make it necessary for this country to-
proceed with much larger naval
mril6iRg program than would ether
wise be regarded as necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-14
SOVIET ARK NEAR
JOURNEY s END; NO
DISORDER ABOARD
Emma Goldman Is SuIIen But
Berkman Is VoIubIe; All An
arChiStS Appear Normal, But
BoISheviStS.

Kiel Jan. Is (by the Associated
Press) The United States army
transport Buford, lying off Kiel sew
eral days with 249 undesirable aliens
deported from the United States.
while repairs were being made to her
boilers, will leave tonight for an un-
announced Baltic port Where her
passengers will be debarked is a Sc
cret.
The correspondent was taken
aboard today by authority of the
American naval officials at Berlin
and given the first general outline
of the Buford's trip. The voyage
the ship officers said, was quiet but
the sea rough In the early days of
the journey the radicals assembled
on deck during fair weather and
sang the "Marseillaisc" and the On
ternationale." When rough weather
was encountered they remained be-
low
The officers asserted they found
their passengers normal OH all mat
ters except bolsheyism, Emma Gold
man they said, was sulcn and de-
fiant, while Alexander Berkman was
voluble. A sailor said that the rad
icals had not gone on hunger strike,
as reported but We're content to eat
the fine food supplied by the Amer
lean government,
After returning to land, the cor
respondent learned that two nights
ago three of her crew deserted by
dropping overheard and being picked
up by fishing boats. One deserter
was of Irish descent. The two 9TH
ers were of German descent and had
used the opportunity to return to the
fatherland