davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

No. Train-Reg. $3.50 value, special $50
No. Train-Reg. s52s value, special .s2.4s
No. Train-Reg. ss.75 value, special. sz.65
No. Train-Reg. $3.50 value, special. $500
No. Is Train-Rsg- s4.75 value, special. $500
No. IS Train-Reg. s4.s5 value, special. ss.65
No. So Train-Reg. $3.50 value, special. Sis
No. 81 Train-Reg. $500 value, special s1.So
No. 1900 Electric Train-Reg. 500 value,
special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .S5.z5
No. 1920 Electric Train-Reg. $500 value,
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .Ss.e5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

TOYS PRICED AT BEDROCK


Bargain Toy Basement
5-inch doll with hair, VIII cry. Regular
Sc value, special --.-.-..-- --.-.19c
s-ineh movable doll Regular SOC value,
s-ineh dressed dol, with hair. Regular 500
value special .--.-.-....--..- .-......- SOC
12-ineh doh, fully dressed. Regular $50
value, special ....-................ zoe
6-inch doll fully dressed French doll Regu-
lar S2.25 value, special. ..............S Sis
1o-ineh crying doll, can say mana and
papa" Regular 75o value, special. .. SOC
s-inch, speaking and crying doll Regular
$50 value special 100000. &c
s-inch, fully dresssd infant talking doll.
Regular $500 value, special. .....-..- sis
5-inch, fully dressed infant talking don.
Regular s1.o0 value, special. ......-....59
1o-inch novelty talking dolls. Regular SOC
value, special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .55c
I0-inch dressed don, celluloid head, with
shoes. Regular s1.65 value, special. Sis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

FL PASO PIANO co.
215 Texas St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
DOLLS

A dazzling and wonderful array Of dolls
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
PIEc OSoB CINE w
POZARZE.

Williamsport. Pa, 10 stycznia.
pozarze ktory zniszczyi ca
~ dom ~panstwa Forest, zginefo
piet osob ktore ME mogly sic wy
ratowac z p4onacego budynku. II.
Forest jest jedynym ktory sic u
ratowa{ z ognia. Chcial on wyra-
towac reszte, innych czionkow ia
milf, lecz swego zamiaru musial
zaniechac po otrzymaniu ciezkich
poparzen. Musiano go czempre-
dzej zawieSt do szpitala, gdzie
maso maja nadzieli utrzymania
60 PREY zyciu.
OLBRZYMI WZROST BAN
KU WUJA SAMA.
Washington, 10 stycznia. -
Welding orzeczen J. s. Wllllamsa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
NOTATM OSOBISTE.

OBJ. Jan Sobota, prowadzacy biu-
70 realnosci pnr. 915 N. Ashland
ave., zaniem6gi magic i przewieziony
zostal do szpitala.
W sobote, dnia Ego lutego, b. r.,
o%dprawione zostanie rekwialne ma
bozehstwo, "a dusze s. p. Amy Ry-
tel, c6rki znanej rodziny PIP. F. B.
Hoffman, jake W dzieh przypadajacej
rocznicy smierci.
Kilka miesiecy temu, wyjechai byi
do Polski X. Felix Feldheim, pro-
boszcz parafii p. W. Wniebowstapie-
MIA Pahskiego, w Evanston. Podczas
jego nieobecnosci parafia z~arzadzat
bedzie X. W1adysiaw Filipski c. r.,
z Kantowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

obrony kraju pred agitacya rady
kalna, chca naiozyc hamulec ma
przywilej wolnosci slowa, chca
nalozyc dowolna cenzure ma Gala
prase, otwieraja droge do strasz-
nych nadwuzyc w tym kierunku.
Obecnie istniejace prawo wystar-
GA zupelnie do osiagniecia cefu'
do kt6rego wedlug zdania prawo-
dawc6w, Owe prawo ukuto. TresI
owej ustawy jest wprost nieame-
r~ykahska, autokratyczna. Nieoez-
p;eczna jest rzecza dawac W rsce
icdnego urzednika ocene i cenzu-
re mad wszystkiem, co sic pisze !
drukuje, gdyz to prowadzlc mus'
do zgniecenia wolnoSci prasy. Juz
zas nieslychana rzecza byiaby
kontrola poczty mad prywatna
korespondencya. Tendencya owe
90 prawa jest wroga klasie robot
nik6w i lyle zawiera w sobie kru-
czkow, re sedzia moze ich W kaz-
dym nawet najlegalniejszym straJ
kc uzyc przeciw robotnikowi. Juz
zas p~rawdziwa karykatur9 usta--
wodawstwa jest paragraf nakiada
jacy grzywne 20 tysiecy dol. Tub
kare 20 lat wiezienia ma osobe wy
puszczajaca hale ma zgromadzenia
robotnicze, lub tez ma tego, co
pienieznie popiera strajk, ratuJe
giodne dzieci i zony robotnikow.
KRZYz AMERY-
KANSKI WRACA 2 SYBERY1.
Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Poniewaz wojsko amerykanskle
wraca z Syberyi, rownoczesnie ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
PRZECIW USTAWIE
o
WASHINGTON 10. stYcznia.

Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Samuel Gompers, prezes Zjedno-
Czonej Piracy w Ameryce. oswald
CYL, re robotnicy wszelkimi mo-
zliwymi Srodkami beda zwalczac
prawo przeciw rozruchom, ktore
obecnie jest jeszcze W kongresie.
Ataki Piracy gt0wnie beda skie-
rowane przeciw prawu Sterlinga,
ktore niedawno temu senat u
chwalii, jak rowniez przeciw obo-
strzeniom wprowadzonym przez
Grahama ma mocy rad danych
przez generalnego prokuratora
Palmera. Gdyby podobne ustawy
przesziy przez senat, to byiyby
one jawnem pogwalceniem i obra-
bowaniem konStytucyjnych VOL
noSci, jakimi sic lud amerykan--
ski dotychczas szczycii. S~enatoro-
vie wprost ME zdaja sobie spra-
WV, zdaniem Gompersa z niebez-
pieczenstwa. Jake tkwi w owych
ustawach.
Ustawy owe pod plaszczykiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

dzeh, razem o~dbedzie sic instala--
eva ~urzedniczek ma rok 1920. - &C.
cylia Siuda, 1920 Winnebago ave.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic
roczne posiedzenie Oddzia}u So M. P.
sw. Antoniego W sail zwyklych po-
siedzeh. ObecnoSc wszystkich pozada-
ma, poniewaz So wazne sprawy do "a
- Administrator.
q TROJCOWA.
Tow. sw. WawrZynca gr. 40
Stow. Polak6w W Am, bedzie miafo
swoje roczne ~posiedzenie we wtorek,
dnia 20 stycznia. ObecnoSc kazdego
jest pozadana, poniewaz odbedzie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

Drodukta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

komtrolera, pieniadze rezerwowe
iederalne wzrosly do o%lbrzymich
sum. Zjednoczone bank tie try
maja obecnie przeszlo % bilio-
now dolarow. Obliczenia tie po-
czyniono do II listopada, a wska-
zuia one ma olbrzymi wzrost W
rezerwie bankowej. Wediug sta
tystyk suma ia wynosi $22,444,-
9o2,OOO, czyli wzrost ten wykazu-
je ma caiy ostatni rok sumo
S2.623,s3S,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

scicielami kopalni. Jezeli gornik
domaga sic stale 80 godzin w ty-
godniu, przez caiy rok, ME wyply-
wa to z tego, jakoby on ME chciai
wiecej godzin pracowac. Owszem
chce on sic tenn zapewnic, azeby
przynajmniej tyle godzin piracy
mu zapewniono przez caiy rok i
dane mu moznoSc w ten sposob
utrzyma6 siebie i rodzine PREY bar
do sredniej egzystencyi. Balacz-
ka wielka ola g6rnikow byi brak
staiej piracy i niepewnoSc tejze.
Jednego ~tygodnia mogli oni pra-
4S godzin i wiecej, a ma
drugi tydzieh ME bylo zadnej pra.
cy, no i zadnej p1acy. Prey stalem
zatrudnieniu gornikow, kopalnie
dostarcza ma pewne $50 milionow
ton wegla ma rok 1920, pracujac
.tylko 30 godzin tygodniowo.
POzAR NISZCZY BUDYNKI
BUFFALO M {.
Buffalo, N. Y, 10. stycznia. -
z n~iewiadomych przyczyn wy
.buchi polar W budynkach wyda-
wnictwa gazety tutejszej Buffalo
Times i wyrzadzil szkode ma O.
ko4o 100000. Wydawca owej ga
zety by, N. E. Mack, czionek ma
rodowego demokratycznego komi-
tetu. Publikacye owej gazety ME
ustana, gdyz wydawnictwem zaj-
mowa6 sic bedq dwie inne publ
kacye, dop6ki zniszczone brDdynki
ME beda odrestaurowane.
LADNY POLoW.
Nowy York, 19 stycznia. -
lie ludzie puszcza pieniedzy przez
gardlo w postaci napojow, polka
zuje sic re sprawozdania biura
akcyzowcgo w Nowym Yorku.
Agenci rzadowi skonfiskowali
w6dek wartoSci okolo 3 milionow
dolar6w, Cd czsu, kiedy prohibit
eva weszla w zycie. Napitki dzi-
siaj maja zdaje sic wiekszy po-
wab ola rabusi6w anizeli banki,
gdyz bogaci wAaSciciele piwnic,
music1i sobie najac osobna straz,
by strzedz swego skarbu pred
zlodziejami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
Y MARYANOWA.

Tow. Polek Sw. Kunegundy, No.
115 q. P. R. r., bedzie mia}o roczne
posiedzenie dzisiaj o godzinie 1880
wieczorem W sail zwyklych posie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
PRACA SIZE LACEY.
Nowy York, 10. stycznia.

Nowy York, IL. stycznia- -
Z okazyi rozwijajacyeh sic wypad
kow politycznych, z okazyi mad
chodzacych wyborow, gdy sic ro-
zne stronnictwa grupuja i gotuja
do wystepu, rowniez i praca ME
powinna zostac ma boku. Socyal-
no = demokratyczna Liga amery-
kaiiska wydala odezwe do wszy-
stkich uni robotniczych, azeby
gotowe gyly do akcyi politycznej,
ME jake trzecia partya, ale jake
grupa bezpartyjna ma wzor ligi
robotniczej W Minnesota i Dako-
ia. Odezwe owa podpisali prezes
obecny E. Russell, zastepca jego
Sfobodin, w. E. yelling, sekre-
tarz i Stokes, skarbnik. Obrona
interesow robotniczych ma bye
glownym celem owej piracy.
NIESPODZIANKA.
Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Niespodzianke, prawdopodobnie
nniej mia ma rad w zanadrzu
dla wlascicieli domow, co niemi-
s~osiernie wysrubowali ceny ME
5zkan. Daniel c.. Roper, komisarz'
biura podatkowego W Waszyng-
tcnie oSwiadczyl, re re wzgledu
IA p1acacych tax podatki docho--
lowe, jake tez re wzgledu ma p,a-
c2cych wysokie renty, beda pewne
zmiany z~aprowadzone W blankie-
tach podatkowych. Mianowicie
bedzie tam osobna rubryka, ktora
musza wypesni6 placacy rent, oraz
wskazac komu i jak wysoki rent
plaza. Informacye owe wezmie so
bic Department sprawiedliwoSci
do przegladniecia. Zapewne'nie
wyjdzie to ma wielka korzysc VIA
scicieli domow, a placacy beda
przynajmniej taxa mice satysfak-
eye "a swe grosze.
.GODZ1NY A OLA COR
NIKoW.
Washington, 10. stycznia.
Prezydent Zjednoczonych Gorni-
k6w W Ameryce oSwiadczyl, re
gornicy moga zapewnic odpowie-
dnia ilosc wegla Krakow, pracu-
JAG stale po 80 godzin kazdego
tygodnia. Oswiadczeniem owen,
chce on usunaG niejasne punkta W
sporze miedzy, gornika"'i a VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

instalacya novel administracyi ma
rok 1920. Ia nieobecnosc kara. -
Waw. Marulewski, prezes; Waw. Sly
burski, sekr. prot, 1882 Marshfield
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

Wszystkim krewnym / zna1o-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domose il najukochahszy MAJ
/ ojciec nasz
S. P.
Onufry Bukowski
DO diugiej chorobie, pozegnai
sic z YIN swiatem, opatrzony
sw. Sakramentami, dnia 1880
s~tycznia, 1920 roku, o godzi--
ME 1880 rano, podesziyn
wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic we VITO
rex, dnia 20go b. m, o godzinie
9tej rano, z domu za}oby pnr.
1928 Walton ILL.,, do kosciota
sw. Mlodziank6w, a stamtad ma
cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Elzbieta Bukowska, IONA; -
FranCiszek, syn; Franciszka,
Marta. Maryanna, Wladysiawa,
c6rki: Marta, synowa; Jan BO-
rzych, WladyCaw Rudzihski,
Michal Baranek, J6zef KrZywa-
czki, zieciowie; wraz q Gala ro-
dZina.
P~ogrzebem zajmuje sic Ant.
Lisowski, 1877 Noble ul. Tele-
fon Haymarket 1902.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
~TelegTamy NajuWa.
Dokonczenie re strongly L.

dziaiania i porozumienia sic mad
kwestya robotnika i farmera. w
tym to czasie nawiazac chca kole-
larze stosunki z tenn stowarzysze-
MEM farmerow, by wien sposob
mogli wprost z farm dostawac
wszystkie produkta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

kazano take dziaiaczom Czerwo-
rego Krzyza Amerykanskiego "a
bieraG sic do domu. Wszyscy
czlonkowie Czerwonego Krzyza,
2 wyjatkiem niewielu, kt6rzy ma
ia mice oqieke mad zasobami,
Tzgromadzonymi we Wladywosto-
ku, maja wr6cic do Ameryki W
najblizszym czasie: Zasob le-
karstw i innych potrzeb opatrun-
kowych rozda owe towarzystwo
pomiedzy szpitale i cywilnych.
Dowiadujemy sic re s~prawozda-
MIA Czerwonego Krzyza, re dzia-
salnoSc tel instytucyi humanitar-
mel rozciagata sic ma obszarze
przeszlo 5cir tysiecy mil cd VIA
dywostoku ak het ku Uralowi.
Potezny zastep lekarzy w licz-
bic czterystu wraz z nurskami,
zwalczai straszne choroby, majac
do pomocy okofo tysiaca wspoi-
pracownikow miejscowych. Pod
Gas tel samarytahskiej piracy zgi
neio kilka niewiast z owego to-
warzystwa, Paddy one przewaznie
ofiara tyfusu.
TONAcY %BRYTYJSK1 A R
WIEC WRACA Z.POWROTEM
Filadelfia, Pa, 10. stycmia. -
Wedlug iskrowej depeszy mad
brzezny okret r~atumkowy Itasca,
zajal sic opieka mad tonacym pa
rowcem Yarmouth i zdaza z MIN
dc t~utejszego portu.
Nowy York, 10. stycznia. -
Ma stacyi r~atunkowej otrzymano
depesze iskrowe, re okret frachto
wy znajduje sic W niebezpieczei-
stwie. Wyjechal on z t~utejszego
portS przedwczoraj Z ogromnem
zapasem wodki, i zdazai do portu
Havana, Cuba. Wedsug depeszy
pokazuje sic, re ma on dziure w
przedniej czesci okretu / woda "a
lewa mu maszyny pedowe. Znaj-
duje sic take wsrod gestej mgiy.
Ma pokladzie okretu znajduje sic
olbrzymi zapas wodki i szampa-
nu, kt6ry to zabrano w posPiechu,
MIN prawo prohibicyjne weszso W
zycie. Wartosc zapasu obliczaja
ma 100000. CzeSc tego ~zajasu
mrDsiano zostawic ma dokach PREY
stani, gdyz w poSpiechu zasoga
ME zdazyia wszystkiego nalado-
wac, Z powodu bardzo krotkiego
czasu, MIN p~rohibicya weszla W
zycie. Teraz, kiedy okret zawroci
= powrotem do portu, zapewnie
Rad zabierze cay zapas W swa
opieke. Okret Yarmouth jest o
pojemnoSci 725 ton i nalezy do
kompanii Black Star. Kompania
ia jest w3asnoScia murzynow,
ktorzy pc raz pierwszy zdobyli
sic ma COS podobnego, Zaloga pre-
waznie skiada sic rowniez z czar-
nych.
PRACA SIZE LACEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
591,725 Running Bales Consumed
 During January

Washington, Feb. 14.-Cotton con- sumed during January amounted to 591,7 running bales of lint and 26,506 bales of linters, the census bureau announced today.
 In January last year 556,883 bales of lint and 7,151 bales of linters were consumed.
 Cotton on hand January 31 in con- suming establishments was 1,974,416 bales of lint and 275,083 of linters compared with. 1,670,3S3 and 2S4,137 a year ago, and in public storage and at congresses 3,760,5504 bales of lint and 325,274 of linters con- pared with 4,594,22S and 157,897 a year ago.
 Imports were 89,66o bales com pared with 1l,l94 in January last.
 Exports were 929,671 bales includ- ing 7,931 bales of linters, compared with 65S,l43 bales, including PAT bales of linters in January last year.
 Spindles active during January numbered 34,739,071 compared with 3,S66. .229 in January last year.
 Statistics for cotton growing states follow:
 Consumed during January ESQ., 139 bales compared with 310,234 in January last year.
 On hand January 31 in consuming establishments 1.i28,T31 bales com pared with 814,541 year ago and in public storage and at congresses 3,4S3,340\ bales compared with 4,261,- 316 year ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Political Education
 of Women First
 Duty of the Year

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Political educa- ton of women voters in manner apart from partisan. politics today was the accepted and increasingly difficult, first duty for 1920 whici the National American Woman Sui frage association, holding its fitts first and final convention here VI l perform thru the independent, non partisan organization selected to su- persede it-tne National league or Woman Voters.
 Whether the League of Women Vo- ters would subscribe to the program m proposed by the executive council of the suffrage association, and approE- ed by the more than 2.000 delegates attending the convention was the subject for discussion at meeting of the league late today. The pre- gram would hasten the association's s ..gradual move toward dissolution y so that it's absorption by the league would occur iii time for the women to take full part Tn the 1920 prcs'- dential campaign and election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Son of Ex-Governor
 of Louisiana Said to Have Been Suicide

Memphis, Feb. 14.-Dr. J. Achton Blanc hard, registered from Shreve- port, La., was found dead in ho- tel here today
 Dr. Blanchard apparently had been dead several hours when hotel em- ploye found the body. Virtually the entire top of his head had been blown off by the bullet from large calibre rifle, which was found in the room.
 A letter addressed to Governor N. C. Blanchard" at Corpus Christi, Tex, and telegrams from Charlottes- vile. Va, signed Jameson, and from Jacksonville, Fla, signed "C. C." were found in the room. According to the police, the letter apparently re- ferred to business transaction and mentioned two men in connection with the deal One of the telegrams reported the sale of some property and the other advised that the send CT was en route to Atlanta.
 Shreveport, La., Feb. 14.-Dr: J. Ashton Blanchard, reported to have killed himself at Memphis, was the son of Newton c. Blanchard, form CT governor, United States senator and supreme court justice of Louisi- ana. He was A years old He was a prominent eye specialist, having taken his course in England after having practiced medicine here sev- eral years. In the Spanish-Ameri- can war, he served as a captain in the surgical department. A few years ago he went to Ashe- vile, N. C., for his health, where he spent two years, but returned to re- sume practice against the will of his doctor and relatives. Recently, his health again became poor and he left for rest. He is survived by his wife and one child. Hon. T. C. Bar rett, former lieutenant governor of Louisiana, is his uncle and the late Supreme Court Justice A. D. Land of Louisiana, was his father-in-la
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Gold Fields Found
 in Ural Mountains

Berlin, Feb. 1.-Two valuable gold fields have been discovered since the Russian soviet government recovered the Urals. according to d Moscow newspaper. One field is said to lie 30 miles north of the most northerly mine of the Ekaterinburg mining center. The soviet engi- neers have reported that if machin- cry were available, these fields would make it possible to increase Russia $ gold output by 50 per cent within two years. Herr Reiche, German engineer in the service of the so- viet, is said to have confirmed this report after personal inspection of the fields.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Former Emperor
 Charles in Futile
 Attempt at Throne

Budapest, Feb. 4.-Circumstan- tial details have been revealed of a plot by which it is alleged Former Emperor Charles made a futile at tempt to enter Hungary under false passport and re-establish himself on the throne.
 Documentary evidence said to be in the hands of the governments in- dicates that it has been planned for the ex-emperor to cross the Aus tiran frontier under the name of Kasper Kovas, accompanied by three other persons whose identity has Tot been definitely established. Then he was to proclaim his return with the expectation that his former sub jects would support him, it is de- clared.
 It is alleged that the plot was arranged by Colonel Lehar, who has just been named governor of West Hungary, and Minister Bentinckys the latter having attempted, it is as- serted, to have the passports vised. The Swiss consul to whom applica- ton was made, however, recogniz- ed the photograph of Ex-Emperor. it is said, and reported the matter to the authorities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Urge Government F to Take Royalty
 on Lands in Oil

; Washington, Feb. 14.-Chairman Payne of the shipping board to- day asked Secretary Lane to exer- else at once the authority given him in the oil leasing bill to take the governments royalty on oil produced in oil instead of cash and to sell it to any government depart ment.
 MT. Payne said such action would enable the shipping board to obtain its requirement of fuel oil. The Board recently rejected bids for supplying the annual commitment of 19,OOO, 900 barrels because of the insufficient amount offered.
 Chairman Payne in his letter to MT. Lane said the provision permit ting the government to take it's royalty in oil was inserted in the bill at the request of the shipping board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
English Papers
 Comment on the
 Lansing Incident

London, Feb. 14.-This afternoon s London papers print the news of Secretary Lansing's resignation un- der variety of prominent captions, such as United States Political Bomb She'll" Washington Sensa- tion," Great United States Sensa- tion."
 The Pail Mali Gazette says:
 President Wilson's return to po- litical activity has been announced by sensational stroke" During his illness, the newspaper adds, all kinds of reports were current as to where the real seat of authority lay in the conduct of the American ad- ministration.
 "The curtain now has been thurst aside," the article continues, land we have the lively spectacle of the pres ident not only using his prerogative, but employing it to discharge his chief legal adviser"
 The newspaper considers the pres- ident's sself-assertion "emerges all the stronger for his enforced rest and he is evidently going to take up the reins of government again in a spirit that will not barley with op- position"
 The Westminster Gazette says:
 "The dismissal of Secretary Lans- ing by the president is a dramatic illustration of the peculiar power as signed to the head of the government by the American constitution. What it is, exactly, that Secretary Lansing has done is not very clear, but he would appear to have applied on his own account for what has been de- scribed as the American principle of one-man management, while Presi- dent Wilson insists on monopoly of the idea ',.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
New Officers for
 Frisco Elected

St. Louis, Feb. 14.-Announcemen mt of the officers who will direct the St. Louis and San Francisco railway when it is released from federal c.n- trol on March l, were made today, following the announcement mcde yesterday of the election of J. M. Kurn to be president of this system.
 E. N. Brown, who resigned as president, will continue to be chair man of the board of directors. and c. W. Hillard, who resigned as treas urer will be vice president in cnafge of finances. The following other of ficers were elected:
 Alexander Hilton, Fourth vice president, in charge of traffic; B. T, Atwood, fifth president and chief purchasing officer; W. F. Evans, gen. eral solicitor; F. H. Hamilton, sec retary and treasurer. All vii! have thei roffices in St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
FLAGS RADICALS.

Ithica, N. Y., Feb. 14.-"The Amer ican government is compelled in self protection" to use it's physical pow CT" against the radicals who "seek to overthrow our government by viol- ence," Professor Shurman of Cornell university said in an address here today. The socialists, he added, have lost their right to present their policy and program to the American people. because socialism has given birth to communism, the internation- al and other revolutionary parties who seek to destroy our govern mcnt by force and intimation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Favorable Report
 on Packing Bill

Washington, Feb. 14.-Favorable report was ordered unanimously to- day by the senate agriculture com mittee of the revised Kenyon-Ken- drick bill, providing for federal regulation of the meat industry.
 The bill was formulated by the committee from measures previously introduced by Senators Kenyon, re- publican of Iowa, and Kendrick, democrat of Wyoming.
 The revised bill proposes a live stock commission of three men to take over powers and duties of the bureau of markets, of the department of agriculture. The commission would establish regulations for the meat packing industry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Huerta Attacks
 CarranZa COncIave

Washington, Feb. 14.-Gov. Adolfo De La Huerta of Sonora, Mexico, has issued statement attacking the con ference of governors ifN Mexico City called this week by President Car ranza, as a secret conclave to force agreement in advance on election procedure, according to Mexico ad vices. The governor denounced the convention because it would not agree to give each presidential cam didate representation at the polls said he refused to attend the con- vention or bind himself to respect it's nefarious schemes"
 Governors Enrique Estrada of Za- catecas, Ortiz Rubio of Michoacan and Iturbe of Sinaloa, were said to have taken the same stand. These states are regarded as strong for Obregon.