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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
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tiitfen, Hody einerr aroeren 6aa fuge
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fam eine 5rau an min. Don etnen1
8eiffIiden empfoblen. Gle San1tl1e
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alles geItphlen, 10 ouB lie oos @eld1aIt
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5elnen IN ibrer Scot lire 3ufludf bier
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mir IeIber bas N~otpenbige nidt bdben
unb aud, nidt erbalten fon1en- Sur
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often, baB id oft ant abenb 5u unie-
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fiiee, mas id Shnen fdon friber ee=
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liq febIerr, f6irr11en sic ffiidd9 Ieidter bor-
ffeaen, tpeld DirfIid5e Rof bier
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Ser ita1ieniiden @rerae liegen felt
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fin Seiterreid. @nbloie Berbon6lun=
gen fperben bariiber ~gepflogen; neil
man iiid9 1riff einig merben furr1 nber
Die Mrt Ser ge5nbluna, miro einfod)
nidhs transportiert, un6 bier blt1ger11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
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gerbdltniife Iiid) meter nah abTparts
entuidfeln. hnn ess feil. bob cine gdlrd
miloe stlrmfll,t bes uullturaes nod
iiiber inns oabingebt. Gs ipredlel MON.
DIE Ar5eidlen oafilr;; rr1oge 8oft g
gndoig abDenDen! 9erl1gegeniiber
bebt iih ous 8erbalten Der sdtpeIder
uno ~beionoers Der holdnoilden So,
tbolifen pirfliid I'M f%rahlerlo1ter1 2ldl=
te ub. 9ieIe guten 2eute TIM Dlrfllh
et1pas, mdibreno Sic anberer1 tim, ols
Of tie etuas tun uolleu, insbelolbere
fur Sic &inoer. uno mas bellte bon
ser gr0Bter 8ebeutl1ng III, fin Die ia
thulIidyen 9rgnr1iiatinnen Iorgen Die
futboliiden 9oldnoer IN riibreroer
8eiie. (Einer Ser 9allptmad]er me1er
qroBen SiIgaffion 1T EN- friiberer
Mlumnl1s BON biier. Serr Or. Shutters
aus Gillburg.)
Mm meilte11 gebt r,ns bas 8rotge.
treble ab. llnier gruf beftebt dl1n1
gr0lBten SeI aus 8erlte,, 8ei5en g1bt
es uberbnaspt fait feiner1 mebr. Ser
Huggen foitet berte Idon 20&. Dos
ia. alIo 2OO,0 600 Scr. Sen 8aggon.
uniere grotperiorgl1ng 1T eigentlih
fir mid, Ste groBfe Gorge. Bel aller
ginldranflng iin6 mir etua bis
Mar5 berIeben. Soaten Sle beshnlb
IN oieier gediebung irgen0 ettDas fur
u11s tun f0nnen, 10 uiiroe td Sbnerr
ii6eralls Oarfbor fem. !
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m6dte ih Sbnen I'M 6olgeroe11 nod
uorlegen. ltnlerem 9ar1e 1t te1t VIM
fung 0es &rleges ourf f1rd1l1d1e uro
ItantlIde geboroen o1e a1eferung nont
9DittenmeH nm DIE 9rode1e11 Nten
unb ct. 8oltsn lbertragen noroen-
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ba5u erforoerte 8eI5en tets obr1e
Sdmierigfeiteu gelIefertz a1td 1ah
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Gegier1tng. Seif Sontn1er 1919 ut
oas poaig anoers getporoen: es nl1r-
BEN trot aler 8emilbungen unlrer-
ieits nar gong geringe unb TIN DIE
,Soitienperiorgl1ng poaig 1n8lrretfe1t-
Sc Mengen @eiden a%elIefert. Ser
@runb Dufiir Iiegt nidt IN bent boz
len 8ilen ser in getraht fonl1rlell-
ben Itaatliden Stelen, foroern alem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

IenIAnftIldler JeItiteilung beltnlogIl-
der 4rbeinsDuraus tsung er5ielfc
9ngIor ourh Giinffiiiil5rul1g oe nndj
linn berlal1ntteu y3ctrlebsigitems gr=
bpl1rngsurIallb, beitte nod hi 5abI.
refd)en gefrieben III unfaBbar ul1ge-
miigenoer Neife getDdbrt, BON
Beoelltltng Hiir Die 9pgiene ieoes
8erufes. 9R Mrbeitsr1lll11e miiliell
ourtfiibrbaren bpgieniiid)en Anfor-
oeru11gen naA @r6Be ind 8efd1nf.
fenbeit entipredlen. Cir Die aIsbaI-
oige Gntfernlll1g ge1Derblid erdeug-
ten Gta1lbes oltrf Abiaugporrid-
tu11gen, ilr oie GntIiftung BON
gas u1b on1npfferfiiinIter1 Mdrlnlen 1T
gum Seil bereits IN porbilolider
Eeiie geiorgt. giele geuerblide
BergiftlIngen eglel a3int, ausfiiI
Der, Bbospbor, gbrom, arienl f0,I-
men Bel entipredei1oen goriidts
maBregeln unb Bendltung Der nil
fenidofflid begrflnoetea gorfdrif-
ten peru1ieoen nesoen. 4usgeoebn-
ten 9lntril ON prrphplaftiider Be
rnfsbpgiene Iiefern getperblihe I'm
fane unD lire G~erbntung.
Sn DeutfdInno NOR fd]on lange
Dor Dem ariPg erfnnnt, Dob nrog-
lidfJfh Mbitennu1g bon 8erufsfddni-
gungen i'm ssnterefle Der golfsge-
il1oben uro oanuit Der 8efamtben
lipge. 9ie Gorge fnir Die 9urhfib-
ru1lg bes aIs ridtig uno notDenoig
Grfarr1rten bart pripafer 9dtigffehi
nidt ber1afIen uerben. Nidt If au
pergeiIen, oaB oie erften Gel1smab-
nabu1e1 gegen geiuerblide Sddoi-
a1sngen ser Arbefter prfuater Sni,
tiatipe ~ein5elner Hnternebuser at
peroanfen maren. Ser foainle @e-
oanfe mar moes semif1ernraBen elm
g2urus, ben iid) relatiD Denige Be-
triebe frei1Dilig leiiteten, e ert.
ffa1no grpBe ungleidbeH IN Den per-
idie1enen unternebmen oes glei-
den @eiDerbes. Sggieniider SduB
fin ale beruflid Sdtigen gleidr1a
Sig 1T %erforoerlidl 5dl1s Der Or
beifergeiunobeit lit Itaatlide Ange-
legenbeit, ME es 8efdnpffu1g ieoes
bDgieniiden @efabrenberoes 1T.
Son oieier @rtDagung a%llsgebe1b
tuuroen midltige 3ueige berufliher
&ggiene Dem geieslid9en @eiuro,
befsfdub unteritelf. gor nabedu
orei S~abrdebnten bega1rn Die gelDe=
gl111g erfftte 6s5radte 5u aeitigtn- Jur
Sic Beuabrung oes arbeiters Dor
Observation-Disclosures ourb ben
8eruf iorgten lange Dor Dem Rrieg
MISUNDERSTANDING, unfaaDerfi-
derungsgeiek &noerfduhgefeRy
9ausarbeitergeiek. Sir ben erfru1f-
ten uno mDol.oen arbeiter trugen
Ste gerf9erungsgeiebe Gorge:
&1onfenberfideruna unfaaDerltd,e-
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giiffttiigen neiBen Hbospbors aus Der
3imobol5inoltifrie, oas gerbot Der
g~etuerbliden Nadtarbef Der
s5ra11en.
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ifalfuna. SIRE 26fung lit belte MIDI
tiger, porbringlifer oenn ie. Sem
33peig Ser ioainlen 9Dgie1le 1T all
pernadlGiiigen bei Dem groBen gtle-
oergang, ben Sic Geiunobed oes
beidfden golfes ollrd ben lange1
G@riegs erlitter1 bot
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
Der GelNbemtel n,tab
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letcef1.
8n molten bier nie 8robibittiinn
nud9 Der prnftiffden polfsDirtibuftli.
hen Seite mbetradf dieben. .&eirte,
nnd5oem sic Ratinral=8rpbibition eri1
elf 8oden mfraft getreten III, miTen
mir ildon, oaB oieielbe Dem ganaen
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5abf murben. 9anebe1l Itebf Ser Ser
luIt nnberer Snouitrien, Delde eng
mn 3uiamlue11bange nit benz @etraiin=
febanoel ltanoen, nie @ln5z unb 6la=
dertnouifrie, Safe unb @urffabri=
ffutiou uilm1 unD bie1er gerIuif be
ttrdg iabbr1id Diele bl1noert Maininnen
1paars. MuBerbem fon1n1er Gdy1oi=
gungen 0es gar5en Bottles 1T Sc
tradf. Ser 3uderperbraltd 1T beoeu=
te10 gr6Ber als friiber, neil 5l1r SER
ffeaung BON gltbIftihuten fin giier inns
8ein %getDaltig piel 3uder gebraudt
miro, uno Der GenltB BON aaerbano
31ldertperf ~nofUenoig lit aIs rntirli=
dies 9ilfsn1ihttel anr gntniffelnrg BON
n6figem 9lfobol I'M menfdliben @0r=
per. Guber getualtig bobe Breiip fir
3ltfer I'M 6ausgebra1d nnb befrGdft-
lide &uftenerb6bung BON &orrIerben,
eingemadten 5ridte1r uiu.
@an5 beip11ber5 meroen Dfe Gurs
uler urter Ser Hrublbihtion at leioen
buber- GobuD europa uls Noffffunoe
nad Dem &riege nidt mebr error1lre
@efreioeborrafe braudt, merben Sic
8reife fin @etreioe in Mmerifa Be-
ftrddhttlih faaen. 8ns gruugeperbe
unb Die Spiritl1oien Deitillerien mer=
BEN ebenfaas feline &6ufer fin Sc
treioe ltnierer 5ar1ner iiein, meil lie
ourd bie 8robibiifipn rui1iierf Ifuo.
5Nud Sic Mildmirftffdaft nllo oonrat
I'M 3nfammenba1ge hie gutttter- nno
Standardization Iei6er infolge SEES
55eble11s Ser bortrefff1liidd3en Sreber unb
Waiide uIs 511ttermaterinL, Doourd]
Ste Mailh uefenflid berteuerf miro.
Dieies finb oie 6olgen Ser Brpbi-
6iifion auf Ser la1omirfidaftliiden
Seife, urb 5ieben min n11n u11d nod
Die f~inan5ieae Settle oerfelben i1nbe=
tra6t. Ser gruBe MusfnH Der @e=
harrfeiteuern nruB oltrh bobe GIN
fun1n1en- nno 8rnfnllteuern geDedf
ner0en. Sic ab11orm 6oben 5telter11
baben uber iekf idon Die nrreriHfnni=
den &apitnliiffen DerunInBt, IN nn0e=
rem 2dnoern, bal1ptidhhlmi IN Giioa-
merHfa, lire @e1oer nr15ulegen, Inn
unfere boben gteuern nidtt au be5ob=
Ten. Ser 2nbnarbeher Bat ebenfuas
ourd 3abIu11g uler nm ons 9oppelfe
D~erteuerfe 2ebensu1ttelffoffen eiren
grpBen Sell Ser 5teuer1r an be5nblen.
MuBerbem mer6en Die nobIbnberben
2eutp ser SCI. 5ftnnten, 90 tie biier
nidf nodt1 alter BetDobnbeh leben ff6n=
men, lire grboI1tng I'M MusIa1be III
den, unb bns miro unierm Gamble I'm
ge5dbblfe ba1116erfe BON Winioren 9oI-
lars foifen.
M1s bent gerlfeber1oen iiiift ffInr nnb
oeutlid erfidtlib, bob Der Mrbeiter
nnb BET peitem am meiifften bie 5nr=
mer Inn gur1aen 2an6e olfrd 6ns Nn=
tio1nIe Erobibifionsgefet an ibreu1
@elobe1fd 51 Iei0en Buben merben.
@er nidft meEr miI, a1s CT fnrn.
if Hnfrieoen; ner aber farm, mas er
mild iif glHid1id
4.a&.t,,s& =, Ss.,fsAscr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

= Competition between communities IS keen.
= Every progressive city is doing its utmost to expand
= The best the City has must be brought into play
\ ST. CLOUDS interests must be concentrated when necessary The
y ST Cloud Commercial Club is the concentration point Of these
y interests
y It's Secretary must be constantly on the job and alert to opportunities winch
Ia arise He has no other work to which he must give his at
tenhon His time belongs to ST. CLOUD and he must work for
4 those things which will mean the development OF the community
D A few cents IN a railroad rate a slight dideencefn serv1cesthe advantage
Q Of one community over another may shape. the prosperity II q
y and work the ruin IF the other
2 These are things WHICH CONSTANTLY DEMAND TINE AND
ATTENTION!
D YOU owe it to yourself to be protected
2 The ST. CLOUD COMMERCIAL CLUB IS your CIVIC insurance
NOW is the time to grasp YOUR opportunities
8 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
: st. Cloud Commercial Club
@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
ANOTHER GOOD PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR ARDMORE

Manager Kid Sullivan has arranged
another fine card for Ardmore next
tuesday night. embracing two ten
round bouts. three six-round scraps
and q big battle royal to furnish the
fun. The topliners will be Al VOL
CAST Of Philadelphia and Young Bow
an Of this city. Both men must weigh
1928 pounds at o'clock in the after
noon. The other ten-round battle will
be between Charley Ray Of Philadel-
phia and Patsy Donovan. The weights
will be los pounds. and weigh in At
3 o'clock.
Then come Johnny Ray Of this city
and Jack Anderson from walter Reed,
at 1874 pounds. for six rounds. Two
walter Reed boys. Johnny vitonzu
and Jack MaEia, will scrap at 11s
hounds for six rounds. A special
match has been arranged ut six rounds
between INK Grinder Of this city and
Harry Book OF New York. both weigh
ing 1913. and II is expected to be
some" go.
For the funny part Of the program
Manager sullivan has selected six
good colored boys and the prize will
be worth while for the winner
Manager Sullivan received a letter
from Philadelphia this morning say
ing that Wolgast and Ray were work.
ing out nicely In that city and would
ba 1T as hddleR by Tuesday night.
Tho railroad company has promised
ample accommodations for q big
crowd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
Winning b0WLERS
GET GOOD SCORES
Class A Victors in City Duck
pin Tournament Are Best
PinspiIIers.
Winners Of First Places
in City Duckpin Tourney

Good scores were made by the teams
which won first places in the tourna-
ment of the Washington City Duckpin
Association. which closed last night at
the Grand Central alleys. While the
average Of counts made by all the
teams and players was smaller than
usual. the marks hung up by the win
ners were good.
The 1921 set rolled by one Of the
teams was thrown out because of sus-
tanned protests about the ineligfbility
Of two of the players. However. the
National Capitals took first honors
with count OF 1856. Lucas and
Works were the best bowiers in the
class A doubles. registered a count of
SIS. Wolstenholme led the singles
players with 372. The class A men
all rolled true to form. the scores Of
the winners in that class being higher
than in other classes, rather an I'M
usual situation.
Tonight the bowlers are to roll in
blind pig" tourney. The tournament
will be one of mixed doubles. in which
drawings will be made to ascertain
bowlers who will be partners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
EMPIRE A. G. Wants Games.

Empire Athletic Club IL to get back
into the base ball field again after
an absence Of four seasons. The EN-
pires will have 4 strong lineup and
are desirous Of arranging contests
with local mines. Games will be
played week days or on Sundays.
Those interested should address Man
ager Frank r. Heise, I'll street
northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
SKIPPER'S WIFE FIRST
TO FIGURE IN CUP RACE

NEW YORK. May ia woman will
be a member of crew in an Amer
ica's cup race for the first time in
history. it was learned today Mrs.
w r. Burton. wife of Capt Burton
skipper of the Shamrock ". has been
appointed by Sir Thomas Upton as a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19

grandstand and several adjacent
bleachers in Percy field. Cornell Uni
versity's base ball field. were destroy
ed by fire Monday night, causing a
loss of $4,000. The fire. the Athletic
Association announced. will not inter-
fere with the spring day events sched-
uled for this Saturday. temporary
bleachers being in the course of con-
struction today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
TEXAS LEAauE.

nallaa. 3: HeUsteR. 2.
San Antonio. 4: Wichita Falls, q,
Fort Worth. 4: Galveston. 1.
Beaumont. o; Shreveport, ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19

member OF the after guard Of the
challenger.
Mrs. Burton. who is an amateur
skipper. won many prizes in regattss
Of the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club.
Capt Burton and his wife are expect
ed TO arrive in New York tomorrow
on the steamer Adriatic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19

Ohio states new stadium will seat
so goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
MutinOus Fireman Taken
From Ship at Quarantine
Last of Rebellious Grew of
Martha Washington Now in
Hands of Authorities

Sedas Mebbas, Spanish fireman, who
is the last of the so-called .nutineers
who rebelled on the Munaon Lines
steamship Martha Washington two
months ago in Buenos Ayres, was
taken from the Huron in Quarantine
yesterday, from east coast ports of
South America, by a United States
deputy marshal. Twenty-nine Of the
mutineers were brought back on the
last trip of the Huron.
immigration officials reported that
the ship brought back Henry Joseph.
a mulatto, Of St. Lucia, B. W. l., who
has been a stowaway before on the
Huron and the Martha Washington.
Authorities in Rio de Janeiro, accord
ing to the purser. said that they would
fine the ship $1,000 if it left Joseph,
as planned, on the beach there.
Among the 100 first cabin passen-
gers were DR.. Carlos Heuser and his
wife. The physician is here on
social mission for the municipality Of
Bucnos Ayres. DR.. Heuser, who saws
he has cure for typhoid fever in its
malignant form. will depart in two
weeks for the medical convention in
Minneapolis. He also will visit the
Mayo Brothers Institute in Rochester,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Bedtime Stories
Striped Chipmunk Sends Word to Peter Rabbit
BY Thornton W. Burgess
Worry Is tho thing that kills,
Or is the cause of mann ills.

"Who, was that terrible creature ?"
asked the willful little Rabbit, his eyes
very wide with fear and wonder.
That" replied Striped Chipmunk.
was Black Pussy the Cat. She lives
at Farmer Browns house, and she is
forever making trouble for the rest Of
US small people. We all hate her.
we hate her more than anybody else,
even Shadow the Weasel. We hate
ner because she, hunts US without
cause. She has plenty to eat. Farmer
us just for the fun Of hunting, though
what fun there can be in frightening
and killing is more than I can UNDER
stand. 1t is bad enough to be hunted
by those, who are hungry. There are
enough honest hunters Of this kind,
goodness knows!"
I'LL guess she would have caught
Rabbit. II thought was keeping
sharp watch. but it didn't enter nv
head that danger could come from be-
hind me. I'm ever and ever 90 CRATE
full to you, Mr.. Chipmunk."
Don't mention It," replied H..;ned
Chipmunk. Don't mention it a. all.
II we little folks didn't help each ether
once in a while we wouldn't have much
chance in the Great World. Each one
s.A~o~ AVcA Wv AOE u1m6oll. mat Is the
first great law Of life. The second great
law is to look out for his neiehbors.
What I did for you, you may Be able
to do for me some time. It was a lucky
thing ! came along when l did. Now
you hsvo seen Black Pussy you will
know her when you see her again.
The little Rabbit shivered. "She
certainly is terrible creature" said
he.
Striped Chip,nunk chuckled. "She
looks terrible enough" said he. "but
she isn't as terrible as shc looks, You
see. she isn't really smart. She thinks
she -, but she isn't. 1t is easy enough
70 fool her. She Is q sneak. All Cats
are .neaks, and I hate q sneak. Also
she has patience. She will lie in wait
for the longest time. Remember thnt,
II she sees you disappear in a certain
place she will watch that place for
half day. All you have to do Is to
be sure not TO poke your head out Of
that same place. You can come out
some other place and she will never
know u. ] don't know any one easier
70 fesl. Now, have some business
TO attend to. Take care OF yourself"
With this Striped Chipmvnk scam
psred swsy alonR the old stone wolf.
II must send word 10 Pster Rabbit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Vacation of Mechanics
Hits One u. s. Buildin9
Apprafsers' Warehouse Closed:
Other Men Return TO Work:
Chief Calls Demands Juss

According to Captain A. 3. Fry. su-
reryising chief engineer Of Federal
brildings in New York, the only govern
ment building which was affected by
Che resignation OF engineers. firemen,
ejIsrs, electricians and plumbers was
the United States Appraiser Ware
house at Washington Street. All the
rest. the Sub>Treasury, the postofgSce
bntldings, the Barge Once and the
Custosa House, were not hampered in
their work. Captain Fry said most Of
ehe men returned 10 work.
Cs1tsin Fry said that he expected to
wofk3nG order to-day. II has fourteen
1t4ans.orsrstsd freight elevators.
IN speaking Of bic employees, Cap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
$4,000 in
Rum Seized
In 100 Raids
CONTINUED from pass sns)

vealed by the murder Of Frederick
CRobert") Eckert.
But the liquor dealers on Staten
Island are keeping under cover these
days, and one does not hear Of anv
large quantities Of whisky being un-
earthed there.
United States District Attorney Le-
roy W. Ross, of Brooklyn, has set him
self on record as being in favor Of Jail
sentences for violators of the liquor
laws. Federal Judges Chatfeld and
Garvin conferred yesterday to plan
their future course of action in the
cases Of bootleggers.
Two witnesses from Staten Island
will go before the grand jury to-day
in Brooklyn to tell what they know Of
the liquor traffD: there. MIR. Ross has
written to District Attorney Joseph
Maloy of Richmond, asking him to
favor him with all the evidence of H.
licit liquor dealings which have come
to Mr.. Maloy's attention as result of
Eckert's death. Mr.. Maloy has not done
so as vet
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tain Fry said: "There Is not a more
efficient body Of men in service. Many
of those in the senior grades have
served the government for from ten to
twenty years. l regret the resigna-
out. They are of different ratings.
"Those who left did so because Of
the inability of the Treasury Depart
ment. because Of insufficient appropri-
atoms, to give them their deserved in
creases in pay. have every hope
that in December Congress will remedy
this condition and I presume the men
are working with the same expecta-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Robbery Suspect Arrested

Thomas Mario, thirty-eight years
old, a driver, Of 116 West 127th
Street, was arrested at 125th Street
ana Seventh Avenue by Detective
District, Harlem, last night. and is
held at the West 1880 Street station
pending the investigation of the rob-
berry Of the Cortland National Bank
Cortland. Conn. on August 21.
Mario denied that he knew anything
of the robbery. He will be arraiened
in Washington Heights court this
morning
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thought Striped Chipmunk as he hur-
rled along. Poor Peter, / suspect he
is worried half to death. And Iittis
MRS. Peter probably is almost crazy
l must get word to them that thst
young scamp Of son of theirs ia over
here and safe. I wonder whom | can
get to take the message for mo. !
can't go. over TO the dear Old Briar-
patch myself. It wouldn't be safe for
me me- to try ~ it. t ! :! must get some ono
Just then one Of Old Mother West
Winds Merry Little Breezes came
dancing along and .rumpled the hair Of
Striped FChipmunk.. ''fhe very onel1
cried Striped Chipmunk, and at once
told the Merry Little Breeze what he
wanted. OF course, the Merry Little
Breeze was delighted, and at once
danced away TO- look for Peter Rabbit
There Is nothing in all the world that
the Merry Little Breezes delight in
more than in carrying good news.
Strtped Chipmuhk sighed with pure
relief. ~Therc." said, he, ~ guess
have done all can. I'll keep an eve
or that young scamp until Peter comcs.
S;,. i! guess nothing will happen to
copyrsshs. 1874. by r. W. nursssa