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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-06-24
IMPROPER
MOVING
PICTURES

We were glad TO read Mrs. l. P.
Writer'S criticism in the Daily Tribune
Friday night, of immodest and indie
cent moving pictures that are con-
stantly appearing in our local NOV
ing picture shows. Her criticisms
were well founded and fully justified.
They should be prohibited by ordinance
or license denied Her article fol-
lows:
81 would like to enter a protest
through the columns of the Tribune
against the showing of pictures like
"Blind Husbands" which was shown
at the Palace Theatre last night.
The manager of the Palace, Mr..
Gruwell, has stated that he is not in
favor of state moving picture CEN
sorship, that in his opinion the public
is entirely capable of censoring its
own pictures, SO he cannot possibly
object to one of the public voicing
a strong protest against the showing
of such scenes as appear in Blind
Husbands"
With no desire whatever to ad-
vertise the picture, | am perfectly
willing to submit to the public the
question as to whether scene which
represents a young woman arraying
herself in beautiful and costly lin
gerie getting into bed and apparent
ly awaiting the arrival of a man not
her husband, or the spectacle of a
woman in the throes of childbirth
is proper material for the public
and especially the young in the COM
munity to gaze upon, or ii the sug-
gestive and disgusting scenes fol-
lowing are what the public is hunger
ing to see? On the contrary such
stuff as is shown almost nightly in
our moving picture houses to be
what the public wants, is an insult
to the public Why should it be
assumed that pictures that make
every self-respecting man and woman
in the audience shudder and wish
they were some where else are the
only kind that draw a crowd? Why
should our moving pictures be an
everlasting explanation of the etern-
al triangle? Does the public love
only the exhibition of vice and sug-
gested vileness? Is infidelity in the
home such an amusing theme that
it must be daily and hourly exhibited
to thirsting public?
l protest that there is clean
minded public to whom such scenes
are abhorrent. I protest that such
pictures as are exhibited on the
screens nightly all over this land
are doing much to tear down and
destroy the morality of the young.
Even if the picture does throw in
an occasional high moral sentiment,
the suggestion of evil more than
out-weighs the good. There is no
question but that the public loves
the movies. Most of the public
loves clean, decent movies There
may be portion of the public which
loves the obscene and suggestive but
why should the great mass of theatre
goers be made uncomfortable and un-
happy by demoralizing pictures?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-06-24
WOMEN'S FEDERATION
ELECT OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the We
mems Federation held at the home Of
Mrs W. F. Kellogg the past week
Mrs Nan Schlatterer, first vice presi-
dent was elected to the presidency for
the ensuing year. Mrs. Rogers Mott
was chosen first vice president; Mrs.
George LaBour, second vice president
and Mrs. August Gottschalk was chos-
en- secretary. Mrs. Warren Fisher was
reelected treasurer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-06-24
BIG AQUATIC CONTEST FOR BOYS

In another column of this issue we
publish an advertisement for the
First National Bank offering induce
ments for boys between the ages of
9 and Is. Read it over carefully then
fill out the application and leave it
at the First National Bank. Each
winner of first place in dashes will be
given New Swimming Suit and win
ners of first place in other events will
be given cash prizes of $500. This
is splendid opportunity for the boys
Take it up.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-06-24

Washington announces that an en-
barge is to be placed on the exporta-
tion of sugar in order to relieve the
shortage said to exist in that staple
article. 1t is time for an embargo
for the enormous quantity of four
hundred and forty millions pound
were shipped abroad from January
to May 27. No wonder the price has
reached a point where economy almost
demands choice between sugar and
shoes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-06-24

Harold Hoover of Nekoosa is as
sisting at the Bank of Grand Rapids
during the absence of Mike Cypress
who is in the east attending bank
er's convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

FOR SALE-rhoruughhrrd Rlnrlst Barred
Plymouth Rocks. ) 4. u Rsds Eers TOR
hatching. so aud go cents each. Red poui
ny Yards. ans West Atlantic. Phone its1.M
AnnENI N~NIIINIG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Santa Fe Time Table
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No. sOR-From N Paso. 6ir-pm
No. H10-frum " paso.. .Ouam
No. sol connects a. Belcu with 30. % for
Coast.
40 sos connects A. Belsn With Ne 81 from
Clovis and points east and south - CLOVIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
WANT IT IN A HURRY PHONE c. BALDRDcE LUMBER &C. SERVICE
TWO coon BUYs

40 E00 Aroon 4odsfn frame. atans
49," Foundation. ahinrla fupf. ffunl
and hack screened psrehss; good aiasd iat
a73tKs5. This IL close in md u vorth look
Ing info.
Al S75 broom modern brick. intiadlnf
ff~ yfry Large riaaned-in flterlnR
Dorch. fion~ foundation. ahinfle root lroai
sud baek screened porfhoa. lot a. hafou and
clsts in. outhulldlnss hers nre very COED
rhia price includes the Kitchen ranFr. az
connected. also she kitchen furniture. lmme
dlafe possession can BE- given.
Thsse houses are ~ 10 The Fourth Ward
and W. will BE- Elad % shuu then 20 you.
~ You have q house Tor sale. list with %
and W. will Do the rest
A. G. STARES
RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
80 West Cold Ave. Phone ica
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
N TIN DISTRICT COURT HERNALILLO
cot NrN. STATE OF MN MEXICO.

ln tho Matter Of the Organization ~ the
south Albuquerque Drainage District.
undrr the order Of Hon. A. , Hickey.
Judge Of tho District Court ~ Bsrualilio
Cnunty New Mexico. notice j. hereby given
that n petition has been He'd in ths District
Court ~ hcrhalilia County prayiuE Tor tho
establishment Of . drHinaFe district a. pre-
yided by The Laws Of the Stale Of New Msn
leo. and the s%tariing. points. routes and Ter
mini Of Inc proposed drains or bitches cen
stitutinr Tho drainage system 10 said dis
trct are a. follows
Cuinmthrins ~ o point on tho east bank
of The Rio Grade near the north boundary
of The isleta Grant aud extending uurth
uard approximately parailslinE the main line
o. The Addison. Topeka aud santa w. Raj
way Company through tho vicinity Of tho
quarter section curper between sections %
snd -. Township 20 north ~ Range - easi
y NJ T. A. with "a lateral leaving the
main cauul approximately 81 the center uf
and ~ Tow ushtp no north ~ Range . east
N N. y ~ and extending nurtheaatrfly 10
approximately tho eeutsr 81 sectlnn 3 ~
aid township thcnee uuriheriy To- appron'
%iuAieiF the center ~ srctiun N2. Township
~ north. Range , easf \ A. = A.
a K-ngral descI.ptlon ~ the lands 10 be-
dmined. heihs lands that ere agricultural iu
character aud are suh-irrisaied. ur subject
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
FOR SALE

81. soo-Fi,e acres % LAND and Groom fran.
house en North foufth street road
barn and ether oafhuildiHRs
%, 2b0-a-room. mode,n, brick .tseeo bun.
galoN, rotnpieteiy and we'll furnish.
1T, hardwood hogfa. large rinssed
sleeping porch class In, Third ward
" 00O-iO room. 2 story. modern brlek
refldeneet large rooms, hot water
heat, haFdW0ad nooft throughout.
lot 1877 Tag garage, hns shade
A beautiful home In Beafih ward
some GOOD business properties on West
Central avenue.
A. FLE1ScHER
RIAL ESTATE, FIHE AND AUTOMOBILE
INsORANCE. LOANS.
Phone 6TA m South Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

" ANTtU Helm general hnuar keeping hr,
W e. SuH1ur an Wet Roma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
TREES TREES TREES

FOR sAl.F-uue ear load ~ heav, horses
mares and mules. Cars Wagon rard, 200
y H~ruhHwHy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

UASrEp-Cbamhsrmaid 90 the Methodist
-HuninrluUl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

LOOKING Tor a houssi ~ vhat you have In
mind tent listed here. put a little al In
cur "sAntrd-dwellings' column. just call
aAh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

FOR SALE Black Minorca breeding cocks
and Matching Eggs. ChAs. Pastmorr, 227A
North Fourth -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Help
Phone 345

WANTEp-Womau cool Man aud vii,
.oui fob no so Third phone 1iiW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
\ THE PROBATE CouFT oF BERNA.
NEXicO.

In ths Matter o. the Estate Of Henry B..
rarke. Decreased
NOTICE IL hereby given that the American
Trust and savings hank. administrator -
Tho estate % Henry : Parks. deceased. has
sled les rvpori a. such adminisfratof. in the
Probate Court and that hy order On the
Couu saturday. the 10th d. 81 April te2n.
10 q regular hdionfned feln % said court,
wHs hNed for the hearing o. objections to
such anal arrauut and sefurmeut hereof
NESfuH hOSTOfA.
County Clesk aud kx-Omrio cisrk " the
Probate Court o. kernalillo
Mach isf5as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

FOR RENT sleeping porch aud board suit
able fnT two gentlemen 4 front runW
Also tahls huarirrs an South Aruu phone
1898 ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

WNNTEn-A Girl for general Homework
Inart liii.I 700 West Lead.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

Las casas consignatarias Que son
las Que tienen a su cargo Ia carga y
dcscarga de barcos, acordaron eivy1r
eli formal a los alijadores, en- aten-
cl6n Z Ia carestia dc ia vida. Desc
hoy ganaran 10 menos, tres pes2s d!a-
rios. Sc cree que con este aumcnvO
"a no haran falta tr~abajadorcs. como
estGba Sucediendo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
Los compaReros de Cejudo
serdn por fin coRsignados

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Abril G.
Norberto c. Olvcra, .jefe de la guar
nici6n de Ia plaza, informo r los pc
ri6dicos de esta capital que los hom-
bres cue estan en- la priSIon mllitar
de Santiago juntamente 0 el eX-
revolucionario Roberto J. CeJudo. van
a ser consignados 4 las a~utoridadcs
militarcs para que definan la respon-
sabilidad que pueGa rcsultarles en- 81
proceso que Sc instruye al Que fue SUI
iefe en- ell movimiento de Neracruz.
Con rcspecto a los c~iviles, que tam
bien estas Santiago. Sc sabe que nun
ca han tornado las m para COM
batir al gobicrno Y que, en- csta viz
tud. scran consignados al Procurador
de Justicia dc IA Republica.
Roberto Ccjudo ha pcGido amparo
a fin dc que SC )~evantc IA rigurosa
incomunicacion en- que sc lc tiene
or orden del ~gObierUo, 81 que, scgun
parece, esta i~nteresado en- que &c.
judo no liable NADIA de 10 que hay en-
Ell fondo Gel asunto que 10 llev6 a Ia
prision. No Sc sabe 81 el amparo lie
Sera ~concedido 0 no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
LIBERTAD DE LOS
OBREGONISTAS
Ouedaron Iibres baJo
fianza en- 81 puerto
de Iampico

TAMPICO, lamps, Abril all
Juez de Distrito del Puerto, que como
&c del prcceso que Sc instruye a los
oradores que trajo el candidate AlTa-
TO Oregon, puso hoy en- compieta
iibertad a uno de estos lideres, el Sc
| nor Alfredo Fernandez, a qulen no le
resulta ninguna responsibilities en- ell
proceso. Fernandez, con los demas
oradorcs. hablo, pero hacienda uso &c
un lenguaje moderado, aunqus ener-
! riCo. pero sin lamar una sofa inJu-
ria para nadie. Su discurso Sc redu-
/ 10 a la ~necesidad de que Sc d2Je al
pueblo de Mexico. siquiera una vez,
en- libertad para elegir manufactures,
2 lin de que Sc yea 81 estamos o no
capacitados para designar a los hon.
bres cue deben diricir la marcia de
Ia cosa publica.
.Altamirano, Manrique Y Martinez
Escobar continuan detenidos en- las
oficinas de la prision, pero ahora Sc
les estan disperlando CONSIDERABLE
nes. ouiza cor motive de alguna or
den recibida a este respecto.
Con relacion a Ia libertad cauclo-
nal que solicitaron los detenidos, a
~quienes va Sc declare formalmente
presses. como Sc ha informado, Ell CT,
tado juez de Distrito dijo hoy Que
mahana resolvera ei asunto. pues esa
libertad la conceden les codigos dc
procedimientos Supplements como una
gracia Y dcja 4 juicio Y a Ia conclen,
cia de los f~uncionarios obrar en- com
nleta libertad. cs decir, sin sujecion a
determingdo ordenamiento legal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
RlDOs COMBATES Sc LIBRAN EN- OAXACA
Gran nulmero de heridos
son IIeVadoS a Ia
capital de esa
Entidad

OANACA, Abril 3.-AuaQue las au
toriGades tar-c ~civiles como militia
res guardian ajSoluta reserra, sabese
en- esctl Ciu Il que Sc estaI libran-
do re IS CO.. ta;e, entire las fuer-
sas del sua.cr:. ' la eJo~iuciouarIas
r:ardadss uhcsa or ell jefe lbarra.
cue asunij IN laura dc IN revolu-
ci0n desru"s de 4 rendicIH'u de Mel
xuciro. Este lie permanecc ioIa-
via en- Ella, debido al armisticio ce-
lcbrado con cl mismo gobierno. pues
ONT Va Sc informo, MeiNueiro no de
pondra su actitud reyolucionaria 81
no hasta que sc celebren las e~leccio-
nes Ell 81 Estado.
Ibara no quiso aceptar este arms
ticio Y G~esobedecio a su jefe. yendo
sc a Ia sierra nuevanente o los HON
bres que 10 Q%uisieron seguir.
No Sc indica donde naoran sldo
los combates de cue So habla, pero Sc
cree cue sean ~carcanos, en- vista de
u q esta ciudad estan llegando mu
chos heridos. partenecientes a ambos
bandos. Muertos son pocos, pero hay
que advertir cue Sc traen NADIA mas
4 los .;efes : O. ciertos oficiales.
DE TuNtepec. Ce este Estado,
dan aviso de que fallecio Ia respeta-
bic sonora Da. Maria Pratt de Monte
70. 0ama dc bella conducta humane
taria, Y a quien ell pueblo entero de-
bio inmeNsos beneficios. La ASA de la
finada SC lleno &c genie dc todas las
classes zocialcs ' ei concrete cerro sus
pucrtas en- senal de luto general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
Sc dice que aparecio en-
YucatdR la peste dubonica

CIUDAD DE MENICC. Abril ).
-Algunos peri6dicOs de esta capital
p~ublicaron hoy la noticia de que cr
el Estado de Yucatan habia apare
edo Ia tremenda e~nfermedad COMO
cida con ell nombre de peste buboni-
ca. agregando que va Sc tenian no
ticias de algunos casos.
Como IA noticia era demaSladc
alarmante. los representatives de los
diarioS serios sc a]cercaroH 4 Ia Direc-
c6n General del Console Superior de
Salubridad, donde Sc les dijo que
hasta aver mismo no Sc habian reci--
DIDO noticias oficiales de ningun ce-
nero, acerca de la aparicion del NOR
DO.
En- publico Sc cree QUO esta mott
cia carece de Fundamental, no viendo-
Sc raz0n algUna para que cl Consc-
10 ocultc Ia verdad, como no 10 hi
20 tratardosc del NAL que. con carac
FER dc c6lcra. ha ~srarccido en- Nj
choaCan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
SERA PACIF!CADA
CAPOAXT
Sc rindio eI jefe rebelde
Salvador Vega con
200 hombreS

PUEBLA, Abril 4.-El coroncl
Gabriel Barros, jefe del. Distrito de
~Zacapoaxtla. que Gepende de la jefa-
tura de operaciones de @sta cludad,
informa cue antes lie aver Sc lie pre-
sent6 eli actitud de rendido, cl jefe
rcbclde Salvador Vega, .quien traia
4 u 0rdenes algo mas de doscien-
tcs hcmbrcs. Estos entregaron sus
amaS Y sus demas elementos. de a
cuerdo con 10 que Sc habia pactado
deSde hacia 2lCunas senlanas. Vega
no Sc habia presentado porque. segun
dijo. su hermano Sc oponia alberta
mertc 4 la rendiclon, hablendo optado
per deiarlo en- la sierra, cuidado So
lamente poT unos cuantos hombreS
cue 10 sigucn.
La rendicion de Salvador Vega. al
decir dc las autor;dades miI;tares. sig
nifica la pacificacion cOmpleta del CT
tado Distrito de Zacapoaytla, ~revuelto
desda haco algunos amos.
FL Consejo Superior de Sslubri-
dad del Estado ordeno cue de ningu-
ma mamera fucra clausurada Ia ofici-
ma en- que SC ha APPLICABLE la vacuna
rratuitamcnte q TODD cl mundo; pues
aunque Ia ~viruela ha desaparscido
completamcnte. Sc q%uicre, sin embar-
60. tenor toda clase lie precaucioneS,
Fl go3ierno fue 81 cue juZgo inu-
til Va dicha oficina. con c! objeto de
haccr economias para poder atender
u los crecidos gastos de la politica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

Tntre Suegra Y yerno:
"A cue horas volvio auoche?
a las ocho por tres emo Guar
TO de la madrugada- contesta eI
segundo.
-Pues bicn-dice la Sucgra-co
mo ESQ Sc rcpita, mul5iplicara Ia cs
CODA por el mango y sc Ia dividire CT
Ia cab0za.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

Su madre 10 hacia a I'd. que 10 to-
mara en- caGa Primavera. 81. listed de
be tomsr 81 HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
Ltain Tea. por ser Ell meior med!ca-
camelto para ser usado Gurante IL
| Primavera. De venta en- la Botica
San Pedro, San. Antonio, Texas.
lAdy !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
ISERA DRAGADO Ell CANAL DEL CHIJOL
Sc faciIitara asl 81 trafico
de los barcos petro-
Ieros con Tampico

TANPICO. lamps, Abril LA
Compania Petrolera AgHi, que es
una dc las que mayores trabajos tie
ner 3 10 largo del Canal de Chijol,
Sc propone dragar este Canal con el
objeto de hacer mas expedite el ira
fico. Para este objeto sc pondra de
acuerdo cor el gobierno del centric
del que Sc tendra el permiso respect
vo para eSa obra.
Algunas otras empresas estan tam,
bien interesadas en- esta obra, que Sc
IA de gran beneficio para toda la &c,
ma del petroleo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

-Es probable que de I'm dia pa
ra otro los chouffers de sitio del
puerto Sc declaren en- huelga, en- "a
tcrcion a que no estan conformes con
ell nuevo reglamentO expedite pOr el
Ayuntamiento. EXpreSan los chau,
ffcrs que les es impossible cobrar me,
nos lie cuatro pesos Ia bora pOr alqui-
Ter de CAIRO. en- vista de que la gaso'
lima : demas materiales de repara'
cicn estan sumamente caros. Agre,
gan que las personals que ocupan au
tos lc hacen por lujo, cast siemprc, J
que. en- csta virtud, 10 mismo les da
pagan IN peso o dos c mas, puestc
que andan de paseo.
Los choffeurs pediran al Ayumta,
miento Ia reconsideration del rc;>:a
meato, . fin ds que sea reformsd1 e.
terminus mas de acuerdo con los N,
teIcses &c los duenos de los cares.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
Aurolsr KILLED RY TRAIN.
Waterloo Manufacturer Meets Instant
Death In Collision.

Waterloo Manufacturer Mests instant
Death In Collision.
Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo. Jan. e0.-J. NJ, schenk,
prominent manufacturer and inventnr,
OF this city was instantly killed last
night when his automobile was struck
by Rock Island passenger train. Tho
automobile was carried seventy-fivo
feet on tho front OF the engine and
dropped into Black Hawk cresk. Wit
nessss reported there were three chill
dron in tho car, but efforts to fln2 the
bodies OF the children were fruitless,
Schenk's body was carried across tho
bridge and was on the pilot OF the en-
Hine when the train was brought to O.
stop.
Officers wcrc rushed TO tho scene
with ernppling hooks, but failed to find
ony bodies In the overturned car at
the bottom OF tho creek. A pair OF
child's mittens and torn stocking were
found nearby.
No reports OF missing children have
been received. 1t Is the theory that Mr..
sohenk was giving the children a ride
70 their homes. II there wore any In
tho oar.
Mr.. schonk was vice president OF this
Cement Products Company OF this city
land treasurer of the Pioneer -Manufac-
turing Company,
His brother, Attorney Casper Schenk,
resides in Des Mo!nes. lre is survived
by widow and ak childrsn.
.oaldl .-so;Sdl cd ouch. wshths
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
CONTRACT COAL HIGHER.
Palmer SaY Operators Have Not
Added ~ Ptr Cent Increase 70 Prioe.

Washington, Jan. 2o.--Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer said today that no had
not received any information that the
bituminous coal operators had added
the II per cent increase granted to tho
miners pending tho settlement of tine
wage controversy.
"Tt Is true that In some sections n
larger price Is being asked for coal
than that fixed by the fuel administra-
tion. Where the price is greater than
the fuel administration price it Is
caused by the fact that the operator
alleges the coal was bought on con-
tract before October 1919 which con-
tract was specifically excepted from
the government price"
Bituminous coal operators We're
asked today by tho presidents COM
mission to submit a statement show
ing what per cent OF coal now being
sold covers the IA per cent increase
given the miners. The statement Is
desired. President Robinson said, in
connection with cost of living and
wage statistics to be presented tomor-
row by the miners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
PROPOSES CONTROL or PAYER.
Gill in Congress Would Revive War
time Regulation Of Distribution.


Special TO Ti'nos- Republican.
WRshinston, Jan. 20--War- time oon-
troll OF distribution and supply Of
news print paper with abrogation Of
all existing contracts is proposed In
N bill introduced IN the house by rep
resentative Christopherson. OF South
Dakota. Tho bin gives control OF
print paper for one year 10 the socr'-
tary or commerce, Commenting :.
his bill Mr.. Christopherson said :
My proposal is actuatcd by > =
plants ! have received thru - no
northwest that Canadian offic - ave
suspended contracts for pr : paper
and substituted other con- under
which American print pe - .sers rc-
ceive a reduced supply y % situa-
ton is getting despe, or smaller
papers, which are unae. to compete
with other publications having their
own mills or contracts giving thom an
adequate supply. War control for n
limited period sesms to DO the only
means OF meeting the situation and ]
have proposed that the secretary OF
commerce exercise the authority
rather than tho federal trade commits
sion. for tho reason that the latter
organization seems to be meeting with
considerable criticism both in and out
OF congress"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
German Officials Confidenti
Holland Will Refuse to
Surrender Ex-Kaiser.
Won LERSNER SAYS
CLAIM is UNLAWFUL
Hotds Demands Ar Not Based on Con. 1
stItutIonal o. Treaty clausss--Thinks
World Sentiment 10 Stronger Foo
Psaos Than For vsnooanoe- ioliand
Acknowledges Rscelpt Of Allied Nots
Demanding hohsnxelisrn's eurrsadsr.

Paris. Jan. 2o.--Bciief that effores Of
tho allies to get former Emperor
William out OF Holland would DO un-
successful was Expressed by Baron
Kurt Won Lesnor. tho German sov-
ernmonts ohist representative hera
u am sure HOLLAND win mover give
up tho former emperor ON charges
that are not based on any constitution
or clause In treaties" no said He do
olared himself certain the public
sentiment in every country is against
the demand for surrender OF Germans
accused OF crimes.
The feeling OF the world for peace
IL stronger everywhere than IL the
feeling for revenge"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
MARsHALLrowN. IOWA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1920.

trial here today 10 note tho appearances
OF tho New York City bar association
COMMITTEES headed by Charles H..
Hughes, which asked 20 be received Ia
tho interest OF the public.
Five resolutions introduced In the
assembly dealing with tho case OF tho
suspended socialist members were laid
ovor n week at tho opening session OF
the house pending the opening of tho
trial. The five defendants, Lou's
waldeman. Louis 'Clnessans. Samuel
Dewitt, Samuel Orr and Charles Solo
mon, oil Of New York. are here,
The committee statement also
charged that the defendants ''aro with
others. engaged In a large conspiracy
to destroy the right to own private
property, to weaken the fumtly to do
stroy the church and overturn tho
fabric OF constitutional government"