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New Britain herald., 1920-12-16
FAREWELL PARTY.
Edna Bagshaw Gives Party
 of Estelle Beane.

A farewell party was he| evening at the home of Mi3 Bagshaw, 39 Grand street, il of Miss Estelle Beane. Miss leaving New Britain to returnI mont to become the bride of Raymond Gaines of Fort Ethd Vt. Games and musical sl wera rendered.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-16
DIVIDEND IS PASSED.

New York. Dec. I6.-The United States Food Products Corp. today passed its quarterly dividend of $1.bo Q share.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-16

Pure lard 20 cents lb. Russell Bros -advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-16

Evap milk, cans 50 cents. Russell BroS.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-16

Eagle milk. { cans s1.oo. Russell Bros-advt-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-16

Eagle milk, cans s1.00. Russe!! BroS.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-16

Pure lard, 20c lb. Russel -adVt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
HAY CiSCO NIL HON
ERES

Por otra part" henoS sido int"rma
COS en- tuentt. autor!zadas en- 81 senti
10 DE- que Eatcban CantC ha desconoci
10 de manera absolute a GohierHo
del P~resident- de Ia Huerta y Sc disDn-
ne 4 ~orcIr!za- una dcfenSa formal del
terri,ofio QUO actualm"nto Con'rola.
con las Cufrzas que lo -uarDcCcu. !
tamhien So roS atirrna ~" q Goh!"rn"
ticne d!spusstos on 81 Estado De Sonora
aproxiuadamcnte Cinco mil snldados.
listos pa-a emharcarse on 81 puerto
&c Guaynas = N prinera orden. para
dlr!Ci-se n II -Taja California = comba
ri- nj reh"lde.
Tamhian SO nos m asegu-ado one
Cantl desG- Race alEunos dfas hahfa
Gs,errninad" e. desconoCtmi"nto del Go
b,erno. Y 81 TO 70 hahta hecho era
, n-cue esr"~aha alCUnas i~nformacio0es
d. IN repr"srntantc que nrardh a Was
rincton. ur sohnr d" ap"llido IhiCur!.
la.a hacer cestiones de indole descono
C.ia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
UN CoMPLlcE EN- Ell ASESlNATo
DEL JUEZ DE VICTORIA
DE LAS TUNAS

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. julio 25.-
Fl juez Especial que instruye Il causa
del homicide cometido en- Ia persona
del Juez Solar, de Victoria de las
Tunas, dc esta Jurisdiction. ACADIA de
regreasr a eSta ciudad. despues de prac
TEAR alguas diligencias encaminalas ~
csclarecimentcr complete de los hechos.
Resultado dc esas gestiones. fue IL +
den de apprehension dictada por el
mencionado iuez. contra Antonio Gui
lien. hermano del diputado Cullen. au
tor del hon.icidio. habiendo ingreSa
do aQue Ia n carcel.
La acusaci0n que pesa sobre el de-
tenido. es In d. haber atentado contra
TN agente de L. autoridad. pucs .ha-
terse comprohado que tamhlen d'spa
-. Su revolver contra 81 juez Coma
lez de Solar. 81 dfa de los hechos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31

Para libro. en- esPanol dirijase US.
r1 a Ia Casa Editorial Lozsno, 1lS
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
LA CONVENTION DEL PARTlDO
DEMOCRATIC POPULAR

c. VICTORIA, lamps. Julio 27.-En
81 teatrc JuArez de esta ciudad reuni6-
Sc aver tHrde Ia Convention del Par
lido Dem6crata Popular del Estado de
Tanaulipas, con ell exclusive objeto de
hacer Ia designation de candidates a
la P~residcrcia de Ia Repnblica y para
Ia g~uhcrrntura del Estado.
La session &c referencia liev6se n ca
bo con q l.:ayor orden Y por unani-
midad de votos de los deieCados de los
diversos clubs politicos del Estado y
resultaron designados para el sosteni-
micnto de sus r~espectivas candidatu-
ras Ell general Alvaro Obreg6n para
P~residente de Ia Repnblica y Ell gene
raj Cesar Lopez de lara para Ell 60
bierno del Estado de ~Tamaulipas.
La Convention seRulra realiZando
sus s~csiones y en- las pr6ximas haSra
de ocuparse de la designation dc can
dldatos a Magistrates del Tribunal
Superior de Justicin-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
GOBERNO DE- DE- Ia HUERTA Ii DARA|
Una ULTIMA OPQRTUNIDAD A {. CANIU

fCantu hablasc declarado Ell alberta re-
hcldfa cont;a e. GObiernO del PreSiden
lie de ID Huertq, porQue este no habia
Qucrido aceptar las demandas formula
uaS por CT gobernante desobed!ente:
y Sc ha dado = entender que cast todcs
IS eicmenjOs del Grupo c~arrancist2
que radica en- los Estados CnidoS Sc
hallaban dispuesto 4 unirSe con Canin
para ayuda-lo en- ST. campana. Ia yer
dad sobre este punto no eSta esclare
CiGa aun. y solo Sc ha rat;ficado el
hecho de Qrt ESteban Cantn stSue SIN
GeterMinar su act:uud. Y sin dar salts
f~actorias cuntestaCiones 4 las ordenes
~Iecibidas de IL Secretaria de GobernR
ci6n.
En- esta viIGi. e. Gobierno del Pre-
siQente de II Huerta hi tornado una
resolucith. : a. In sig%uiente Ia de dar
una Ultima o~portunidad n Cant1 para
qu" hefinitiHamente Olga que partido
toma Y cual Sera su futura ~actuaci3n.
Este 10 supimos aver. cuando cele
tramos Il entrcviSta con el senior
Juan Plat. comisionado especial del
Fresidentc De In Huerta lleyado por Il
nahana 4 San Antonio. FL senior Plat.
= uuien acomraha c! senior Manuel
P;na Y Cu"v:.s Sc Sirvi1 manifeStarnos
que ha re";h:do 81 encarEo del Co
ticrro para acercarse Al cOronel Cantl
10 mas prcnto possible. y expresarlc
Us deseos dc cue :" sujetc en- 10 suce
sivo a las dCterminacioneS del Eobie-
70, co~lahoraaGo 4 cStahlecer TN perio
do de ~ve-dadera tranquilidad Y pro
greso mate:i?! en- II Baja California,
| hacienda que las autoridadeS de il To-
calidad marchen en- p"rtectn acucrdo
con los principiOs del Gobierno del
Centre. Ca.o de que cl corOnel Cantd
a, q acep,e les terminus que e. Gohier-
re l.. por ConducIo del senior
Platt. aSte Sc comuniCara Immediate
| mente con ei Gohierno. para dictar me
| diias defiTitivaS Y radiCalcs. ' ohligar
| por !, fuerza al reoalde cohernantc =
ahandonar II Guhernatura del DiStrito
Norte de II Eaia California, ' ~ajustar
Sc a los mandates de las a~utoridades
! c~rnSti,ufdAS.
Tara comUnica- n CantG e. Ultima
tim del Sonie-no del Presidentc 4" In
Iiucrta. sali"ron aver nismo pOr n
- r:,.Gc los ""Furcs platt Y Pima Y Cue
vas con direction a Los Angeles y Ca
lexico. California. De este dlrimo pun
- SO c~omun'caran con e. G~obernador
del nistriln Norte Dc Ia Baja California
I para !ndicGTlc los prophsitos que lie
van. = Sc file 81 luGar de las Couf"ren
Cias. que pr"hahlemcnte scrA en- Tijua
| ia. s! rs que Cantn no esta n Ia fecha
IN MCXicau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
D%ANNUNZIO AGREGA UN NUEV0 TlTULO A
SU MQUIETA Y FAMOSA VIDA DE POETA

que sea necssario para que "salGa' 10
metor possible. Todo cuanto me ordene
q haccr el director Williams. pierda cui
dado que este Gabriel D'Anunzio. 10
hara sin ~pcstaIar. de Ia misma name
IA O quizas mejor que iban sus Soda.
dos hace dos amos. en- husca de Ia
e c~omandldo3 por 81"
Al preguniArsc 4 D'Anunzio por un
reporter irrliano cualns r sus pla
ncs, cuando tcrmtnara Ia pelicula. ell
poeta .contcSt6:
NO Sc 4 cienctn cierta que hare. pc
70 81 IS necesario que con mi actuaci1n
or n pantalla. Ia propaganda por mi
p@Is Ia i. ser mayor. estoy ~dispuesto
Il COntinuar como "estrella" o como
Extra" COM" lc perm!tan las circuns
talcias." '
Los planes dc distribution de Ia IA
nIosa film no han sido tampoco he
rhos puhlicos. solo Sc sahe que cuendo
este casi trrminada. So designara Ia
casa O Ia persona que ha de verificar
ssos trabaJcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31

Hemos sc2uido con atencioh e. desa
rru!lo de les acontecimIentos : las
crrcunSrancias que han rncdiado desoe
r.ce aIgl:9as Seanan.S u prop4SIio de
:. acti,ud u Ia observable 81 corone!
IStebun Cantu. con 81 caracter dc To-
Le~nador del Distrito Norte de II BaJa
California. y hemos pub!lcadu todoS los
ircidrntes uue han sido originates por
,sa acIiJud. Y por el empeno del Go
lierro uue preside ell Il de Ia u
- en- Ell senIidu de que q coronei Can
III las dispos!c!ones de! cen
tro Y las rcate al pie de l. Terra.
For 81 -.:iSo de dichos medicines, '
,,cr las into. naciones OportUnas que
Ia PRENSA ha estado p~uo!lcando' Sa
bel. nueStroS lectores que 81 coroner
Is, eh.u CanIu. uant;tS vcceS ia $40
rcguerido por Il PreSidente de Ia t'epu
hIic., para que Sc presente Il Ia ciuditd
dc Mexico q. inlorrnar ampliamente o
lire Ia situ.cI6n del DiStrito Norte de
l., Raia California. definiendo 81 acu-
,,,l orras tantas ha dado respuestas
anbiGuaS.
Ma ta-dc. 81 ha sabido que en- Ia
Raja California. dentro &c IL SUI
ci6n u corresponds a DiStrito contro
laGo por C"Etu. han hallado retus'o
securo = protection muchos eiementos
del rasado regimen carrancists que han
CS,ado si".do ubjeto de Ia peTsecu-
cian Official por haberse innodad" en-
Gcli;os de G:versos ordenes. FL coroneI
T~rehan Cautl en- III miSrno
Ie de scch1 - dirigtdo a. Presidente
substitute hdhla de II protection y
-moaro qle todos OILS elemenioS poht
COS. cualquiera que sean sus credoS so
Ire n mate-ia. e~ncuentran en- Ia BaJa
California p-~etextando que csc apoyo
Sirve solamertc para contraErestaT los
rc>u!,ados desastroZos de n passion 20
l.iica, : para comedian n todos los
rrupos ' tardoS poltt!cos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
FUERON llCENClAOAS LAS FUER
ZAS QUE MAS SUFRiERON EN-
LOS COmBATES DE Rim
CONAOA

PTEBLA. Julio 27.-Las fuerzas del
general Francisco j. Barbosa- sin du-
da algUna las que mas sufrierOn en- los
famoSos Comhates dc Rinconada al pre-
tender apoderarse 4. los trenes presi-
dcncialcs. fueroE va -otaiInente llcen-
ciddaS. De su.-te que. mas ed tres
mil honhres volvi"ron a sus iahores
debidamente srarificados por los ser
vicios que I.rcstaron al movimlento
rcvulucionario intciado en- Sonora
Va q general Ra-hosa Sc 6lrige a las
aLtoridades fcdcraleS para que Sc lie
envfen los car70S de ~ferrocarril necesa-
rios para enviar OK el armamento re
Cogido 4 sus rIerzas. asi como la gran
cantldaH de Cahoncs. caballada y mu-
chaS otraS coSas que quito al enemtSo
en- los combat. de Aljihes y Rincona-
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
MO sUFSIRa IA PROPlEDAO
DE LOS ~EXTRANJEROS

F. goh!erno del Presidente de Ia
Euerta, diccE las dltimas notlclaS. tie
ne e. prop5sto de denostrar. con sns
dererminacIcne7 Hor 10 cue corresponde
a "a act.;uG del E~oher1ador coronel
Cant1. qua no Sc persigue alcnn fin
que tianda : perjud!car 'os i~nteres"s
de los ~extranjeros en- el territorio de
In peninsula.
Que. lelos dc clio, Sc trata de aseGo
-ar esas pro0iedades. y demostrar que
n n~eoinsula mediante n adm!n!stra
l!mp:a. ruede vivir muy bien de
sus propios recursos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
FL GO6IERNO TOmA
INA DETERMINATION

Hoy SO h. hecho ya del dominic
prblicy n roticia de que 81 coroner
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
RENUNCIO e. MiNlSTRO DE RELA
CLONES DE HONDURAS

SAN SALVADOR, Julio 2S.-Un des
pacho Official procedcntc de Honduras.
Ga cuenta dc que 81 senior Vicente
Mejia Colindrcs. Minlstro de Relac'o-
rcs E~xtcrior"s en- el gohierno hondure
no, ha p~reesntado Ia %renuncia de su-
cargo. habiendole stdo accptada por
81 Prcsiderte desde luego. FL doctor
Alberto Ucris fue numbrado para suce
der al Minlstro salicntc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
ARGENTINA HACE UN EmPRESll
TO A VENECIa

RCENOS AIRES. julio 26.-El Sc
rado Argentine ha ~aprobado un credi
70 de cinco millones de pesos para en-
War ailmentos a, Ia ciudad de Niena.
El proyecto dc r~efcrencia habia sldo
aprobado Goa anterioridad por Ia CANA
m de Dipu;adcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
UNA SU6VENClON PARA IA PSll
CULA DE ALFONSO XIII.

HABANA. julio 26.-El Auntamien-
10 de u Habaua acord0 recientemente
s]uhvencionaI cen cinco mil pesos un&.
rciIcula quo Sc tom" con motive del
acorazado cspahol Alfonso Mi" y la
cual. scgun Sc anuncia. va Il ser OBJ
~srquiada n Rey Alfonso.
Tai acuerdo sin embargo. parece que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-31
POR centric Y.SUDAhER|CA.

no Sc llevLra Il e~fecto. por no haber
fondos blstantes en- el Erario para
| raj gasto. COME Sc indicd por el Alcal
de de In Hahana cuando Sc trato de
que Sc ]conceilcra una s~ubvencion para
una Compahia de Opereta. pudiendo
asegurarscsuu, en- el case de que ell Il
calde no vo.ara ahora el acuerdo de
r~cferencia. e. gobernadOr de Ia Pro
vlncia orden2rfA por su parte Ii sus-
pension de dicho acuerdo.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
COMMITTEE TO
Make INQUIRY
Sims Testimony May Bring
Quiz Of Navy Department
During War.
letter TO DAN|ALS
"Don't Let the British Pull the Wool
Over Your Eyes; We Would as
Soon Fight the British as
the Germans"

Observation-Disclosures Of the
navy during the war will be asked as
result Of testimony given Saturday
by Admiral Sims before senate sub
committee regarding awards and dec
orations, members Of the sub-commit-
tee stated.
Statements by Sims that he had been
left in London alone with one aid for
four months after America entered
the war and that his parting orders
had been not to let the British "pull
the wool over his eyes" so aroused
Republican members Of the Hale SUBJ
committee that Senator Mccormick Of
Illinois, announced that they would go
to the full committee to get additional
authority to make sweeping inves-
tigation.
Don't let the British pull the wool
over your eyes; we would as soon fight
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22

the British as the Germans" was the
parting instructions given him as he
left for Europe to command the Amer
lean naval forces there, Sims told the
committee. He did not disclose who
gave him these instructions but left
the impression that they were from
some one in authority in Washington.
At Senator Hale's request, Sims read
long letter, "Certain Naval Lessons
Of the Great War;" sent by him to
Secretary Daniels and arraigning
many aspects Of the navy's conduct
Of the war. In it Sims said that ut
the time he left for Europe he had
no idea that he was to command
American naval forces abroad in event
Of war, then impending.
AS soon as he arrived in London,
the letter said, Admiral Sims realized
that the navy department did not COM
prehend the seriousness Of the sub
marine menace, due to the INSULT
cient scope Of the American intelli-
gence service. The navy department
was repeatedly told, the letter said,
that it was a matter of simple arith-
metical calculation to determine that
the allies must lose the war if the
rate of ship loss continued.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
Manufactured Testimony Shown
In Case of Death of James
Wallace.
PUT LIQUOR IN MOUTH
Murdered American Was Not Drinking
Man-Senate Committee Hears
Stories Of Men In Touch with
Conditions.

San Antonio, Texas.-Stor:es of
tuelty, murders and devastation of
properties were given the Senate sub.
committee investigating the Mexican
situation by men in touch with con-
ditions in Mexico.
r. M. McBee, cattleman from a
border town, James ]. Britt, a lawyer
from Tampico, and George A. Blalock,
once head of large colony of Ameri-
can farmers in Mexico and now oper.
ating a, grocery store here, were the
witnesses.
Britt, who reminded the committee
he was not employed by any oil com.
pany, entered the United States only
two days ago. He is one of the men
who assisted in caring for the bodies
of F. ]. Roney and Earl Boles, killed
in the oil fields December 80. The
three had. dined together Christmas
day.
"They were killed within the Car.
rama lines" he said, land the bull.
let's we took from their bodies were
those used by the government soldiers
and not by the bandits. Moreover
Boles, after he had been brought to
the ground by bullet in his ankle
had been attacked from behind by q
man with a machete. The blade had
been thrust far into his body, turned
downward and then up again. The
rebels in that part of the country dc
not carry machetes. The soldiers do
Britt told the committee the Ameri
cans stood guard over the bodies I'M
til an autopsy could be held.
Eve had one experience of neglect
ing that phase of such a case," he
said, when James Wallace was shot
I know he was not drinking man
and yet the claim set up by the Mexi
cans was that he was drunk. They
had poured TeQuila into his mouth
and over his face after he was dead
in order that the odor might support
their claim"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
ACTIVITIES TO START SOON
Laborers Leaving America as Result
of Raids.

New York.-Raids and deportations
have SO unsettled the foreign-born,
population that hundreds employed in
basic industries are preparing to leave
the United States, according to the
lnter-Racial council, which announced
launching Of campaign to make
aliens better understood and to lift
them from the status of mere cogs in
q machine"
The council, Of which Coleman du
Pont is chairman, and which included
In its ranks more than 400 leading
financial and Industrial organizations,
representatives of nearly all the races
In America, purposes in it's campaign,
according to its statement. to accom-
plish the following object:
TO offset bolshevist propaganda
through nationwide educational ac-
tivities.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22

TALLY against the Sterling bill, recently
passed by the senate, and against the
Graham measure, based on SUCCESS
tons Of Attorney General Palmer and
awaiting action by the house rules
committee for special rule to expedite
consideration.
Referring to two measures as one
bill, President Gompers declared it's.
enactment "would violate the consti-
tuition and rob whole American people
Of their most cherished and basic
guarantees of free government"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
German. Leaving sehleswia.

Washington. - Evacuation of the
first zone Of the province Of Schles.
wig has been started by the Germans
as required by the peace treaty pre-
liminary to the plebescite there to de-
termine whether the province shall be
reunited with Denmark. The State
Department announced that the inter-
national Schleswig commission which
will leave for its headquarters at
F1ensburg, January IS, had appointed
perfects to administer the first admin
istrative districts in the first zone.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22

Paris.-Cabinet of Premier Clemen-
.eau resigned. President Poincare
asked Alexandra Millerand, governor
Of Alsace, to form new cabinet. The
outgoing ministry has been in office
since November 1G, 1917.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
MAcHINIsTs VOTE TO QUIT
Will Leave Work II Anti.Strike lie,
tSlatur0 Passes.

Will Leave Work II Anti-strike Leg.
tslaturo Passes.
Observation-Disclosures of the Inter-
national Machinists union are author
lied to call a general strike of ma
chinists unless anti.strike legislation,
included in the Cummins railroad bill,
now pending in congress, is defeated,
it was announced at headquarters of
the union here.
The union has membership of ap-
proximately 100000, Of whom 100000
are employed in railroad shops.
A referendum on the question Of a
general strike now is practically COM
pleted. The rank and file voted 9 to
on the question, according to Assis.
tant General Secretary Newhall.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
Resumes Relations with Germany.

Paris.-W. Lorin Dresel. American
commissioner to Germany has left for
Berlin. When he arrives in Berlin
diplomatic communication will be re-
sumed with Germany simultaneously
with England, France and Italy. Allen
Dulles will accompany Dresel.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
TRADE CONFERENCE CALLED
Remedy for Chaos To Be Sought In
International MEETING,

International Meeting.
New York.-A call for one of the
greatest international conferences of
commercial and financial figures ever
assembled, in ar effort to find rem
edy for the financial and commercial
chaos in which the world has been
left by the war, was issued here fol-
lowing the meeting Of coterie Of ma
tionally known financiers.
The appeal was issued Simultaneous
ly with similar proclamations put forth
in Great Britain, France, Holland,
Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and
Norway. In each case the documents
were signed by business, financial, po-
litical and educational leaders in their
respective countries.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
"pry" Politician. Pick Lincoln.

Washington Lincoln, Neb., has
been selected as the place for the ma
tional convention Of the Prohibition
party, and July 81 was fixed as the
date, by the executive committee Of
the party.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
SCALE, Net Trooper. s1bo.

Eau Claire, Wis.-Scalps Of three
wolves and go foxes have been brought
to the county clerk here and netted
the trappers $3.50. Wolves are num-
erous this winter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-22
LABOR TO OPPOSE BILLS
Gompers, President Of Labor Party
Makes Formal Announcement.

Washington, D. C.-FOrmal an
nouncement that the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor would oppose with
whatever power it may possess enact
ment of the anti-sedition bills now
pending in congress, was made today
in statement issued by Samuel Com
pers, president of the federation.
Attack Of organized labor, it's chief
tain indicated, will be directed impair
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-09

Harmon. Warnings downstairs now
You're ready to see him. aren't Won -
The broker was suddenly plunged
into uncertainty.
"Nes-nol MOI"
What's wrong?' billiard was ais
tied by an unwelcome chill: he tried
To analyze il aud couldn't.
The big man was breathing with diff.
hcnlty. Il you 20 down and
no, that wouldn't do either.
want to see him alone. want TO
get him to call of his investigator, so
when We begin a new campaign we
won't have any verified report against
us on the old"
NO, sir.' billiard shook his head
smilingly. I'm the man who's had to
stand the gaf 81 far; I'm going to be
In On any conferences That's my
play"
Harmon licked his lips again and
swallowed repeatedly.
well It's II you let
me do the taking then or ="
billiard turned back to the trans
mitter.
ASK him To come right up. he said.
He replaced the instrument and looked
at the broker. You're not
sellw
"ieS. am. Nav lets ret nj 4
hat contract There's NO sense TALK !
ng business until that's Cancelled. is
here;"
A. billiard stared mt him an Icy
wave Of suspicion swept him from
head to foot.
whats yom hurry? It's my III.
ieraI. isn't itg'
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his defeat. and so neutral i'm his ne
havi0r afterward, and who now had
sent the generous news winging east
ward. with the request that billiard
should learn at once of his vindica-
ton.
And as billiard sat there, smiling
Hut into the silent room, and strug-
Cling TO visualize the extent of fortune
which had so abruptly smitten him,
there was a dry murmur from the bed
where Harmon lay, and a resulting ST.
lence so pregnant with meaning that
the smile faded, and billiard was on
his feet, open-eyed with the present
horror brought back to him.
The physician was rising slowly from
cramped knees.
ITS all over" he said; paused, and
added: "Apoplexy."
The only man in all America VINO
could have testified to billiards Simu-
alton had ceased to breathe.
To be Conainued
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The Louisiana House, almost soiidy
Democratic, rejected the suffrage am
endment, by vote of 81 to "a, yet the
Democratic women viii go on blaming
Republicans for the delay in effectihs
ratification despite the fact that az
most every Republican state has Vo'eU
favorably on the amendment ana al
most every Democratic state has re-
jected it-Scranton (Pa.) Republican"