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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
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The evening world., 1920-11-26
INDEPENDENTS CUT
THEIR STEEL PRICES
Reduction by Jones ana LdughIln
Ne, by YoungStown--NJllS
Employ $1,000.

pITTSRURGIL Pa. Nov. 26.--EetuTn
Of stccl prices 20 the base established
bv tho United States Industrial Board
March 81. 1919. developed here to-duy
when the Jones a Laughlln steel Com
puny the largest Of the independent in
forests. adopted now selling ratios on
certain finished 4tocl products. This
reduction. tho first to br made by In
dependents IN uhe pittsburgh district,
will not affect the wages. Il IL under
stood. Of approximately $4,000 persons
IN the company employ.
The new prices which are effective
Immediately are: Bars S2.3J; struc-
turI sheets f2.A5. plates s2.CJ, buBo
Pittsburgh Adjustment win he mudc
on the prices Tor wire and cold rolled
steel products.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. 25.--Indc-
pendent steel companies Of the Youugs-
town district, employing about $4,000
workers, announced to-day that they
VIII meet the reduction or prices an
nuunoed to-day by the Jones ~ Laugh
In Company Of Pittsburgh, the cut 10 be
rftcCtlvC at once.
The evening world., 1920-11-26
STATEN ISLAND R. R.
TO INCREASE FARE
Company Announces 20 Per Cent,
Advance on Line From ST.
George 10 Tottenville Dec. /.

Announcement was made to-day
by the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Railroad that effective Dec. a
fare increase OF 90 per cent. win
bo charged on its line from lSt,
George TO Tottenville and the ferry
from Tottcnvllle to Perth Amboy, y.
}. Permission to charge increased
fares was granted the railroad by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
last Monday. The railroad brought
It's request for an increase on the
basis that it. IS ged in inters tate
traitic because Of It's ferry connec-
tion between New York and New
Jersey.
Holders OF communication and book
tickets will not be affected by the
increase. It is the single ticket pur-
chasers who will stand the boost. II
was also announced by J. j. Murray,
traffic manager, that 10 per cent. in
creases in fares would be shortly
instituted on tho other lines Of the
company, The present fare from st.
George to Perth Amboy, n. j., is 81
cents.
The staten Island Civic League is
Iarrdnging to hold a meeting next
week to protest against the Increased
fares.
The evening world., 1920-11-26
GEORGE s. BACKER,
WEALTHY BUILDER,
PLACED ON TRIAL
Accused of Perjury Before
Lockwood Committee rs
to $4,000 Bribe.

The trial of George S. Backer, mil
lionaire building contractor and
owner OF many buildings, charged
with PERJURY before the Lockwood
Committee on Housiug Conditions,
was begun before Judge Gosalsly in
Part ". OF General Sessions to-day.
Edmund L. Mooney defending Mr..
Backer With Robert %innlcy hnd
Samuel. Levy informed the court
TINT the trial would probably take
three days.
IN the examination Of tlcsmau
Emory y, Buckner, special assist1nt
district attorney, asked the c;tndi-
dates FOR the jury TO bear in mind
;hat tho trial vas for tesuryur
falsely under oath before Il tribunal
legally qualified to administer the
oG,h; II wIs NOT, ne emphasized, q
trial tor bribery or for grating.
Mr. Mooney made 1t apparent that
nc was going TO lay stress on Mr..
Backcr's pnrtn .rsljp "A The building
3porations which ho was seeking 70
protect FROM strike. lie asked the
first tulcamun. Clarence J. Luce. who
said he had a prejudice against "a
man who paid tho representative nr
I..N.
The evening world., 1920-11-26
YEGGS KNOCK OUT
NIGHT WATCHMEN;;
LOOT TWO SAFES
Blow Open Strong Box Of Ter
minal-Town Taxi Co., Rob
Safe in Brooklyn.

The attention ~ ACtiug Police Com
missioner Leach Gu the absence Of
Commissioner Enrshp la called 10
the further activity, carly to-day OF
safe robbers IN Manhattan and Brook
lyn.
Jesse DoncI4 Of so. I3S East 57th
Street, traffic manager OF the Ter
ninnI and Town TAXI Corporattour
lei, the building ~ Nos a27-92a Fast
f4th street at l@:@O A. NJ. to-day.
Pnola Dahlamunt". NO 3%9 Fast 9th
street, the night vatchmIn. went 10
the rear OF the main floor uo wash
some c1rs
Donellu had uor Dccu gone three
minutes. ne aa.d. when somebody
pounded uu the locked door The
wutchmuu uususpcclngIy opened II
and three youths pushed their way
!u one hit unblamontc ON tho
back Of the head aud the three
drew rcvolvcrs. TIc watchman
fought. but they quickly beat him
into uncousciousuos# When he re-.
covered his senses thoy had wrapped
a wip,ug rag around his eyes and
mouth but ho could see through II
hole that one man lld been LETT to
guard him and was masked.
The other two went 10 the unices
ON the secoud foor, bored 4 hole near
tho top Of the hvc-foot safe, poured
in nItro-ryccr'no ana blew or the
The evening world., 1920-11-26
TWO MEN HELD
FOR IRISH RIOTING
AT THE UNION CLUB
Bail of $500 Each Fixed For
the Alleged Window
Breakers.
THIRD MAN IS FINED.
Officials of Club Say They
VIII Not Take Part in
Prosecution.

-Four mcn arrested in the crowd
aDout the Union club At 5lst street
and Fifth Avenue during the rloting
attending an attempt by Irish sym
pnthizers TO remove n British flag
from one OF the club staffs before and
after Mayor McSwincy memorial
mass in ST. Patricks yesterday were
arraigned in Yorkvll,c Police Court
to-day before Magistrate McQuade.
one, charged with throwing a
stone at a club window, was fined $25.
two others charged with breaking
windows, n felony by reason Of the
value OF tho property destroyed, were
held in $500 bail each for further eX-
animation and tho fourth man who
,had nothing TO do with the rtouns
was held for Special. SESSIONS on his
admission that he carried a sword
cane INTO the crowd.
William Donlon OF 40. /, No.cott
Street, Brooklyn, accused by Scrgt.
Robert T.. Schway with throwing a
stone mt club window and having
three stones in his pocket, denied tn"
charge. Two WITNESSES, Anne
whitaker of 40 So Hornuday
Place. Brooldyu, and Kate O'COnnor
Of No 1899 Third Avenue supported
Donlons denial but Magistrate Nc
Quad" found tho accused guilty OF
dtsurdcrly conduct and iniiicted the
tint,
Hugh ORorlSo OF No l51 west
lITtn street ana MiChuI Kennedy OF
No. 100 Vundcvrnter Avenue, Brook
lyn, charged with breaking windows
IN the club house, were held a. the
request os Assistant District Attor-
ney William O'Shaushnvssy. The
complainant against item Is Edward
!. Hyney, secretary to Major Daniel
3. Murphy, manager Of the Union
Club.
William N. Y UOmuln %. ol NJ. 50
West Sis, Street accused Of viola
t,on of the Sullivan Law. pleaded
guilty. He said he was attacked by
the crowd and got missed up IN the
crush about the CLUB house. HiH
sword .cuug became disconnected and
while hc waa trying To nsl,u II to-
gcther q policeman grabbed him
Tie officers of rlir club announced
to-day that thr"r flags of tho United
states. the British Empire and
France which were hunE from tho
The evening world., 1920-11-26
GRIFFITH AND OTHER CHIEFS
OF SINN FEM SEIZED IN BED;
MASS OF DOCUMENTS TAKEN
Leaders Wife Gives Vivid Account
of Raid-MaCNeil and Two Mem
bers of Parliament Among Pris-
oners-No Charges Made Yet.

DUBLIN Nov 70 (Assocated Grh founder
organization; MacNe Member Of Par
lament Londonderry City University Ireland to-
others including Prot NacNell SON were
auxiliary Among others Joseph
Fein of Parliament respecte
County South Division Dublin
Chief Constable Manchester acting with
authority Secretary order to-day prohibiting
the Irish proposed saur-
had speak at these meetings
The evening world., 1920-11-26
80 ARE SLAIN,
81 WOUNDED, IN
IRELAND IN WEEK

tIightS, Recorded SiulG Sim
-rin Rebellion Began--llS
Arrests Made.
DUBLIN. Noy. 20.
THlliTG-NINE persons were
hllod and 81 wounded in
lights. bombjnEs and assas-
a,uutions In ireland liLst week, It
was announced to-day At Dublin
Castle. the worst week. since the
Sim roln rebellion bcgltn. The
ugurus include civilians, police
and soldiers.
During the 5JrI- week. llj al
rests wore made, It WAS stated
The evening world., 1920-11-26
OIL KING HAMON
DIES OF WOUND IN
STRANGE SHOOTING
Oklahoma Politician Said Il
Was Accidental, but Woman
Is Accused.

ARDMORE, Okla. Nov. 26.--Jacop
l.. Hamon, Republican National Com
mitteeman from Oklahoma, a rich oil
man. who was wounded here last
Sunday night in a hotel room, d'ei
tins morning at SIS O'Clock.
Hamon went to the Hardy Stni-
'arium on Sunday and sard ne aect'-
dentally shot himself while cleaning
la gun preparing for n hunting triu,
but on Monday a warrant was is
sued for the arrest Of Clara Smith
Hamon, who had acted as his book
keeper and secretary for several
years. She WAS charged with shoot
ing Hamon. She and the National
Committeeman weFc accused IN an
information filed in Court OF a statn.
tory offensc
Clara Smith RuInon. who married
r relative ot the oil man, has not
been located
Hamon and the woman mad OCcu-
pied adjoining rooms at hotel here
for several weeks. Mrs. Jake Hamon
was in Chicago with her two children,
but came here after the shooting.
Shortly before her husband died Mis-.
Jake Hamon expressed fullest conf
dcncc" in her husband
Tho rise Of Jake ITamon from pen.
niless promoter to one ofrho richest
The evening world., 1920-11-26
$24,486 VERDICT
AGAINST DOCTOR
NOuEcS Woman Awarded Dam
ages for Burns Suffered From
an N-Ray Apparatus.

4 ccrdict for F244S6 damages was
awarded 10 Mrs sarah AntoWlu, No.
139 Uawtanrno Avenue, Youkers, a
widow, against Dr. Joseph Friedman.
uu N-ray specialist OF No. 1877 West
sixty street Manhattan by "a
jury before supreme Justice Tomp-
Nus ia White Plain, to-day
Sho sued Dr Friedman on "a charge
" malpractice. alleging she had sur
sorad -rcaro b'une rom NJ N-~nv
apparatus wmlc under treatment by
mo physician and that the injuries
were due 70 his negligence,
The evening world., 1920-11-26

News or the arrests created IA great
sensation throughout Dublin. In a
vivid account or her husbands ar
rest Mrs. Griffith said she was awak-
cned at l.3O o'clock this morning by
the crashing Of Il pane OF glass in the
front door Of the Griffith home.
y Jumped to the window Of our up-
stairs bedroom and called out" she
continued. Tho seven men compris-
ing the party pointed revolvers az
me shouting Come down at once
y turned ana called to Arthur
Here they come; Jump and then
slipped on u dressing gown and ran
downstgirs. The men, all Of them
members OF the auxiliary police, had
reached the landing already. They
had smashed the window and cut the
door chain. They rushed into Ar,
thurs room with revolvcrs pointed
and placed him Under arrest.
"Whrn they took bin away later I
@'id 20 thcm: Where are you going
TO put him? TO this one OF then,
replied: w" arc going to shoot OF
hang him A. he jolly well deserves.
our scvcn-ycnr-old child who had
b"eu sleeping by our bed heard the
remark, began 10 scream and become
hystcricll. As they drove OFF. how
over, another man shouted back: We
ar" taking him to tine Bridowen.'
Mrs. Grihth SAID her husband had
been sleeping al home for tho first
TIM IN week I'VE mad both been
expecting this arrest" she continucd,
and really it IS a relief. | think we
shall both sleep better tonight. IN
moIr peace than wo have had for
many months
Mrs. Griihth said the raiders had
rcuuinCd two hours and systematical-
ly searched the entire house. "They
tapped the walls, tore up carpets.
took the piano 10 pie6es, examined
every book m the library and also
evCry letter, and carried or an I'm
mcnse quantity OF pamphlcts, letters
and books, even photograph albums
and single photographs OF our two
children Clhyr framed pictures on
the wallis seemed to take their fancy.
one Of thom saying these viii do tor.
our mrssUOm.
Arthur was not roughly handled,
but they thrntened him any nun
Der of times"
A statement ISSUED from Dublin
Castle, tho seat Of the Government,
with regard TO tho Griffith arrest
read.
Arthur CiI1fiUh was arrested at has
residence in st. Lawrence Road At
A. M, A large quantity OF literature
WAS taken from his house. NO arms
were found. He was in bed at the
time, and was taken away in a motor
lorry lie made no statement. His
arrest was effected without trouble" f."
No formal charge has yet been pre-
ferred against him. He was taken
away in a lorry to a destination
which was not made public. 49,.
- 'st~,sSA~l
~ iAe Absence IL AnaTioz o.
Elmonn pe Valera, President OF the
Irish Repui .ic Arthur Griffith has
been probably the most active
The evening world., 1920-11-26

TRIESTE, Nov &c Asso'latcd Press.
Two important military supporters OF
Gabrielle d'AnnuD2iu at FUN" have de
Frrtcd him gen. CCrcherini. Com
mandcr-in In .;nIer q. u'Aurunzlo' troupS.
has quit IN" soldier poet nrrivug ia
Trieste to-day. accompanied by Col
Sani the Cu.rf Of stan.
The evening world., 1920-11-26
POWER VESTED IN THE LEGTs
lATuRE.

THE legislature without question
had power to abolish tho remedy
which it granted TO recover posses
SION Of real property by summary
proceedings and would, il an enter
-ggicy existed, under the police power
DO entitled to suspend tho action Of
eiectment for a prescribed period. 1t
Is conceded here that the existing
laws accomplishing this result are
within the Legislative power ana as
serted in effect that although the
Legislature abolished legal power to
remove hold-Over, the equitable
remedy TO compel him to remove sur
wives or arises out Of lack ~ q
CONTINUED on Second PaEeD
The evening world., 1920-11-26
SUPREME COURT JUSTICES
IN TWO SUITS UPHOLD THE
EMERGENCY RENT LAWS
Wagner Says New Measures
Do Not Conflict with Rights
Under the Constitution.
POWER IN LEGISLATURE
McAvoy, in Another Ruling,
Expresses Same Views of
His Brother JuriSt.

TWO important decisions uphold
ing the constitutionality Of the Sep
ternber landlord tenant laws and
guaranteeing the relief provided by
the Legislature for the 100000 New
Workers. menaccd by the craze for
rent profitecrins were handed down
by Justices Robert f, Wagner and
IolA V. McAvoy in Manhattan SUE
preme Court to-day.
Justice Wagner in denying motion
FOR Judgment upon the plead!ngs in
suit brought by tho Ullmann Realty
Company to eject Nintara Tamur, its
renant at No. 435 East Goth street
upheld the validity of the housing
avs in their constitutional aspect
and, concluding a lengthy opinion
wrote:
sour Constitution is not so in
flexible, unyielding and immoVa-
BILE that our Iawmaking bodies lie
PROSTATE at its feet, powerless TO
give legislative sueeor in the face
Of a peril threatening the health,
y, morals and even the lives Of the
.As,.o lsople.
" "For a century and a half our
constitutional restraints have re-
oeived interpretations BETTING
every emergency and public need.
Tho statutes in question were
enacted to avert a crisis. No
constitutional right Of the owner
of property was transgressed.
No sound reason is advanced that
tho Governmental aid was not
lawfully exerted. Motion for
Judgment upon me pIeadings
denied with appropriate costs"
Justice McAroy, IN denying to the
landlord corporation, in a suit entitled
Versailles Holding Corporation VS.
Stein," an injunction order directing
the tenant to vacato the premises
held that the landlords cannot sciz,
upon the injunction as q weapon
o-herewith to obtain relief and cir
,umvent the emergency laws, ant
The evening world., 1920-11-26

Iouu Ca,aln.e. eighty two years Old,
No. QG Ery, ligh Street WAS ,aknn
~ tha Harlem Hospital to-day suffer-
ing. the polua sav. from rat poison
tascaAvith suieidsI Intent liz IS re-
, covering
The evening world., 1920-11-26

WASHINGTON. N.y .G.-Ly. A. r.
l.aeugrcr, Swedish Minister 10 tho
United States. died at the legation
here to-day after bri0S illness,
The evening world., 1920-11-26

n iAe ABSENCE IL Anarioz o.
Eamonn pe Valera, President OF the
Irish Hepui .ic, Arthur Griffith has
been probably the most active
The evening world., 1920-11-26

CONTINUED on Second PuF")
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-20

female rose in the audience and asked
with kind Of grim irony:
IF yiscountess Astor is elected u
parliament, will she work to make
divorce as easy for us in England as
it is in American"
This was a mean blow, foul blow,
q blow below the belt, so to speak,
for Lady Astor, through no fault OF
her own, is a divorced woman. She
countered brilliantly, however, and the
blow didn't land, looking at her ques-
toner in a commiserating way, she
said:
I'm sorry. madam. you are in
trouble
And the house roared with laugh
ter.'-Atlanta Constitution.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-20
WORTH WEIGHT IN GOLD, HE AS
SERTS
Howard Gains Fourteen Pounds TAX
ing Tanlac and Lays Cane
Aside

i've gained fourteen pounds in six
weeks taking Tanlac and now I'm a
well man." said Henry S. Howard, a
well known farmer and stock raiser
of King Hill, Idaho.
Il suffered from rheumatism and in
digestion twelve years, he continued
and could hardly eat thing because
everything went against me and I had
no appetite. Every joint in me was
swollen with rhematism and hurt so
could hardly bear to be touched. l
was in such a bad fix couldn't work
and had to use walking stick to get
along. The first bottle OF Tanlae
made great change in my feelings
my rhematism soon left me and
threw my stick aside. for now | can
walk as well as anybody.
"And eat!-Why, Just can't get
enough and | feel like / could do as
much work as I ever could. Tanlac is
worth its weight in gold, and it has
convinced me that there's at least
one medicine that will do what they
say it will and want to do my part
in letting everybody know about it.
Tanlac is sold at Gerig's Durg Store
OcaIa, Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-20
INFLUENZA
WEAKENS
THE BLOOD
Breaks Your vitality-Leaves You
Helpless When Exposed to Other
Germs
THESE ARE DANGEROUS DAYS
IT in Doubt About Your Blood Take
Pepto-Manaan, Famous Red
Blood Builder

If you are JUS ering from a
fight with the Flu vill be weeks be
fore you're really If danger.
Your blood has exhausted its
st-ength--it is no Cos ton to fight on
other disease germs Il nay be expos
ed to- That is why Doctors advise
staying away from crowds as long
as possible.
You can help you blood get back
its streugth--its stability to fight on
disease--by taking that splendid tonic
Pepto- Mangan.
The famous blood builder will sup
ply the iron and other properties your
blood lacks and help you regain your
old time vigor and enthusiasm.
Get Pepto- Mangan today. 1t may be
had at any drug store in either liquid
or tablet form Make your own choice
as to liquid or tablet. They are ex
actly the same in medicinal value
Take which ever you prefer.
But be sure you ges tha genuir
Pepto- Mangan. Ask 81 Guides. e.
Be sure that the name "a TIE pac'
49, ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-20
CITIZENS BANK OF DUNNELLoN
ORGANIZED

]. M Fennell, vice president Of the
Florida National Bank of Gainesville
was here Saturday and completed the
organization of the new bank, which is
to be known as the Citizens Bank OF
Dunnellon, with a capital stock of $780,.
900. with paid up surplus of $4,000.
1t is understood that the stock has
been oversubscribed by leading bust
ness men, planters and stockmen Of
this community and surrounding ter.
ritory, which is an indication that the
success of the new institution is as
sured from the beginning.
The bank is to occupy new build
ing designed for its excl u-e. and
which is now being cont ted under
the direction of archit Hawkins.
An elegant set of furnitue d fixtures
made Of solid mahogany Italian
marble has been purcha and will
be installed upon the c nletion Of
the building.
The following men have been nam
ed as Officers: r.. l. Bryan, presi-
dent: J. M. Fenrell and B. ]. Benson,
vice president: v. s. Phillips. cashier.
The following compose the board of
directors: r. L. Bryan. B. ]. Benson,
J. NJ. Fennell. 7. J. Kemp. James r.
Rawls. and E. NJ Robinson, all well
known business men. Special to the
Tampa Tribune.
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OLD DAME RuMoR

Old Dame Rumor is a mean old soul
Under her tongue choice bits shell
roll,
Choice bits of scandal she always
knows.
Tor she picks It up wherever she goes.
The lily that stands so pure and white.
70 daub with mud is her delight.
And never rose so fair but she
a worm at it's heart is sure to see.
Dame Rumor can get attention too
Where folks wouldn't listen to me or
you,
She keeps at work both day and night
And swift and certain is her flight.
And none there be with head erect
But what some mean thing she'll
suspect,
And should from the path you swerve
She's sure to raise an awful stencil
She'll tell it without reserve
And once you start she gives you =
shove
For she knows nothing OF Lrctherly
love.
Old Dame Rumor is a mean old cuss
And keeps the world all in a muss.
Phil Armstrong in Times Union.
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CANDIDATES

Coolidge of Mass.
Says he will pass
Lowden Of ILL.,
Will try to fill.
Mitch Palmer evades.
To pick the spades.
Governor Cox, he
Is playing foxy.
Hen Allen, this session,
Has Wooden expression.
Hoover, still as mouse,
Has, they say, full House
That Pershing bunch
Is nursing bunch.
Ole Hanson, no dub,
Has powerful club.
Hi Johnson to date
Is playing it straight.
The president starts
With break in hearts.
And William Hush!
Holds bobtail flush!
New York Tribune
And whatever is extra
Is claimed for Poindexter.
AS the hat of Bob Lansing
Is withdrawn from the ring.