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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
SYSTEM
IS WORSE ~ DUBLIN

DUBLIN. June 26-The railway
situation IS gradually becoming
worse The railway men az con-
ference today unanimously resolved
10 continue their attitude OF refusal
20 operate trains carrying troops,
munitions or police.
Southeastern line trains were held
up on account OF police and soldier
passengers. In consequence OF this
other lines were blocked. The im-
portant centers OF Cork Limerick
and Waterford. suffered on account
OF this suspension.
A group OF armed men today
forced the Sligo Jail and released
Sim Fcin prisoners.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
ONLY LIouOR CASES.

No other cases other than those
involving liquor we're taken up by
city court yesterday Mrs. Ethel
Hardy, charged with petit larceny,
was given her freedom when the
case was dismissed after il was
shown that there had been a mis-
understanding. while cases against
Cusseus Sawyer, Clifford Rose, Max
Kalowitz. BEDDING Selvitge. and
Horace Taylor were continued to
Tuesday.
Carl Kocas asked for change of
venue, which was granted. and the
case will not come up for several
DAYS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
AhhIrE Td0N
CARS CRASH.

CARS CRASH.
Francis Brown, 1913 Lincoln way
b., was cut about the head, Satur-
day evening, when the motorcycle he
was riding was struck By an auto
mobile driven by w. Il. Biggs, Lo-
gansport, Ind. According TO the re-
port made to the police. Biggs was
driving into South Bend near Spring
brook Park when his car was struck
by an automobile driven by Fred
Collins, Notre Dame.
The impact of the collision threw
the Biggs' machine against the mo-
torcycle Brown was riding. Brown 5
injuries are said not to be serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
Giue Detailed Report
On Germdny's ReUenue
Rr Associated Pres (.

BERLIN. June &c. - Germany's
floating debt on April 50, 1920. vas
III ,623 marks. This was an
nounced today in the FIRST official
statement issued since the beginning
OF the war. giving details ~ the
ross revenue from taxes. duties. etc,
from April I, 1919, 10 the End OF
Ia.L. 1920. as t.0z5.2Z6 ah2 maSks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
DEATHS
MRS. THERESA DRAYTON

Mis- IILEINEoA DINflION.
Mrs. Theresa Drayton, sos y.
Scott St, died at 10:45 Saturday
morning after an illness of eleven
months with complications She is
survived by her husband. Arthur
Drayton, two children, Arthur Of
Sacramento, Cal, and Kenwood Of
Detroit, by her mother. Mrs Har-
hington, and sister, Mrs. Ida Jacob
son. both 'of South Bend. She was
born in Lacrosse, Wis, December
Is. 1868, and came here from Bur-
lington, Wis. Is years ago She
was married in Milwaukee in Sep
TENDER, 1891 Funeral announce
ment will be made later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
EMPLOYEES
GIVEN BONUS CHECKS
BY Associated Press :

RICHMOND, Ind. June 26-Seven
hundred employees OF the American
seeding Machine company. which
last week was purchased by the In
ternational Harvester company. to-
day were presented with bonus
checks. The total distribution
amounted 10 $4,000. Every en-
ploye who had worked for the COM
pany one month received a check.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
PAPER TO RAISE.
ciated Press

JERSEY CITY. y. j., June 2s.-
The New Jersey Journal. for "a years
two-cent paper, Will raise rs price
70 three cents July l, in order 70
maintain its operation IN the face
OF increasing prices. of newsprint II
was announced here tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Organized labor is preparing for a
nationwide night TO establish the
siN-hour day. Why SO many hours ?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
KING LEAVES

bT Associated Press
PARIS June 26.-king Alexande-,
Of Greece. LEFT Paris today FOR Ath-
ems.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
REV. J CAVANAUGH
TRACES ROMANCE
In BIG BUSINESS
Paws Tribute To Studebaker
Corporation at Banquet
Closing Gala Day.

tcoNTNUED FROM PAGE oNE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

This year the June flood has been
composed mostly OF political oratorv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
spirit OF Work

Three men with hammer and
chisel were trimming stone in the
heart OF a great city. and a way
faring man passing by said 90 the
FIRST. What are YOU doing
The man answered Il am trim
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
FORCES
OF DEMOCRATS
SET FOR MEET

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
VET CANDIDATES
FEAR PEERLESS
ONE At FRISCO

CONTINUED FROM PAGE DYED
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
EMPLOYEES OF
STUDEBAKERS
HOLD PICNIC

| CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08
| Sa5S7RIGHT BY ZR4HZ2ALL EA22sW

fanity that he also made progress in spite of his Shortness of limbs. h. deed, they attained the rock shelter almost together, creeping up through a narrow crevasse, leaving a wet trail along the grey stone. This was ac- compllshed none too soon, q yell from the bank telling of their discovery followed by the crack of gun. The marshal, who was still exposed, hasti' ly crept under cover, wiplng drop of blood from his cheek where a splinter of rock dlslodged by the bullet had slaShed the flesh. He was, never theless, in excellent humor, his keen grey eyes laughing as he peered out over the rock rampant.
 If they keep up shootin' like that, lin, I reckon our insurance won't be high" he said. I'm plumb ashamed of the camp, the way them boys waste lead. Hand over them cartridges; let's see what sorter stock we got"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08
AS lt u-ed 10 Be.

A yr~n- w-mH-r ut the Uniform Raur. K. ot r. Irlra was making ar rar-nw.r.~ tr ro ro rhe annual party which l:.s chapter gave. The affair was called tho "annual-annual," and he talked a great deal about 1t at homo.
 One evening hIs mother became in- lcraSied in The party. "I don't be Heye your 'oI-r hoS enough affairs" she told h.nr. "Nrvr. several years ago Nhen your father attended lodge reg Alarry .Hs~r u-.a 70 he something al- most every n..h-. "Let's sec" she muSed "alat kim! If night they called thora."
 The yam-~~r r.@n wf@';ed at his rhu-. "rrn'rh'v r--"tcapS then, mo.rar." l., p. ,or;,I. "NoV remember inst was h,.ore We went dry in h. diana. -Iul.aEapOliS News.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08
EDITORIAL
l-l.ssy.+-Sz +t-.t +++s +*'

r.. -.. .at should anl prob a... .. elc,sd this yeareas N..-.. u. a.r 10 congress. Tw
 sa .- .- aaal.dri for the job ~.. "a. -. s1va,rase tO'a'terri- ... .- c.. s-..-@,. to bvlo2s tc F.. .-@ ..-a,.oa patty. After ..r.H.t.-l -h. republican party u.. .... .. 1rsta.a. aad will con- IT,. ...--. 5. large majority
 ..-. ..a AryboIy who doubt ,..- , -as.a ring from hectic Wtl-
 IT,. ~... ..arl came to the, ......,-- a.a ,1c piore"r van fol- ..... ... Iioa..av G.-go,e:ies. He -.. :.a..a.l he.c cvrr siacs. He ... .-.u .- Nom., A;liu auI Taa- ~... ... ss.-d .a tle PanharIl l.e .a a a.syaal asquaiatance thrt o.. .. -rr.,av 70; cxoeeded in .a... yt 4.y Alaskan. He knows ali .. svar4ouga, anl many of the a.". @.~. a.a he knows what every g.:. as A..ska wants and hac .a a.a.gyu. idea of what every s@r- <. Alaska wants and has . a-.--I.. chance to ="s.
 A@-,. a,us at Washington a delegate who has the intelligence and industry and patIeIce to hel1 PreoccupIsd members of congress un- ders.aad that they can get more use' ti I-ta, ma'.ca about the territory from people who live here than from >pos..s Of seucral asinInity in the .Ar sas, who want to try their iads oa Lis loug-sufe 'ingfield.
 The -cuu- Ica1 candida,eE for dele gate was bern a1I ra ,od h New Engla-j and has capped his earlyl education with athe free life vison of the aor.hwest. He knows the rlst alI h. knows the west. He E a i1lougL brsd American and a thoroughbred Alaskal. l. enough.
 -AuelCra-s Times.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08

Seal IEis' water AeorieN r4rs, rub,cot,on 1uns 2s 1920 City Clerk publcstion July 27, 1920. ,.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08

-
 ne nau put one OOJeCt DeIore nm to get his prisoner safely outside into the open. Beyond that he would trust to luck. and a fair chance. His grey eyes were almost black as they gleam' ed over the leveled revolver barrels and his clipped mustache fairly orls- tied.
 They were far from free even out side the swinging doors and in the sunshine. Already q rulnor of what had occurred had spread like wildnre and men were on the street, eager enough to take some hand in the af- fray. A few were already about the steps, while others were running rapi1- ly toward them. excited, but uncertain.
 It was this uncertainty which gave the little marshal his one slender chance. His eyes swept the crowd hut there was no face visible on whom he could rely In this emergency. There was scarcely an instant of heSl- tancy. hls quick searching eyes survey inx the scene, and then seeking the face of his prisoner.
 "Wllllng to fight this out, Jim?' he asked shortly.
 You bet. Dan; whats the planF'
 "Tne big rock in Bear creek. We can hold out there until dark. Per haps there'u be some men to help us by that time; if not. We might crawl away In the night. Take the alley and turn at the hotel. Don't let anybody stop you. Christopher Columbus, l hate to run from such cattle, but it's our only chance"
 There was no time to waste. They were not yet at the mouth of the al ley when the infUriated purSuerS burst through the saloon doors, cursinG and shouting.
 There were q dozen shots, but the two runners plunged about the corner of the building and disappeared, ap- parently untouched Twice they turn ed and fired. yet aJ that. hardly paused in their race WeSJcott held back, re- tarded by the shorter legs of his com panion, nevertheless they were fully q hundred feet in advance of their pursuerS when they reached the hotel. In spite of LaCy'S urging the cnwardly crew exhibited small desire to close in. The marshal glanclng back over his shoulder. gripucd cheertuly.
 We've got 'em beat, Jim he pant ed, "less thar'S others headin' us off {; run like whitehead; don't miad me"
 The rou3 ahead was clear, except for the speeding cowboys, and the mar Shal made extremely quick work of them. There was fuSillade of shots, and when these ended. one rider was down In the dust, the other gallOping madly away, lying fiat on his pony, with no purpose hut to get out of range. The two fugitivcS plunged into the bushes opposite, taking the rough est but most direct course 10 where the rather precipitOuS banks dropped off to the stream below. The marshal, pausing for nothing. flung himself bodi- ly down The steep bank. UnclaSptng his belt. as he half ran. half rolled to the bottom.
 Here, take these cartridges" he said. and hold 'em up. Save yer own, too. fer we're going to need 'em. That water out thar iS plumb up to my neck. Come Un. now; keep them things dry. an dour bother bout me"
 He plunged in, amt WrStrutt follow ed. both cartridge belts held above his head.
 The water deCpcueG rapidly, and WeSycott was soon tn his waist. lean>
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08
For Colds or Influenza

and as . Preventative take LAXA- TIVE PROMO QUININR Tablets. Look tor E. W. GROVES signat- ure on tho box. soc. .5i.LTr
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS puuant to order of %1s made and entered tho Territory or H. asks Division No Juue1E 1920 in the matter of the application City skagway municipal corporation for an order authorizing oean real property for delinquent w
 for tha yare 1s5 1s171s1S 1ss Mo- 19soA
 front door of the City 1 at skagway Ninth 29) of July 192o at 10 o'clock forenoon which Sale the foowind de cbaI assessed to the inddu' mentioned below n wnca the amount of tract including penalty ~ hnd costs to date below abulatea provided by law further Information regarding different items of taxes penaiR- old costs hereby the original dehnqu'nt file the office City for the City of sksw which s open public inspection E=tE#
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08
ITO Prevent Influsnza

ITO Prevent Influenza
 Colds cause Grip and 1nflueuzar- LAXATIVE PROMO QUINRR Tab lets remove tn e cauHe- Nhera as only ons "Bromo Quintnem E. w. GROWERS signature oa boz soc
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08

Ing to his right to keep his feet; he heard the marshal splashing along be- hind. couvlnced by his .ccaseless pro
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08

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The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-08

(Continued on Thursday
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
CALEDONIA AMARILLA

Esta es probablemente la cuarta ella
Sc en- cantidad total sembrada, Y su
siembra va en- aumento con mayor ra-
pidez que cualquiera de las otras va
riedades. Parece ser particularmente
adaptable al terreno h1medo durO.
donde la Rayada V la Cristalina han
comenzado a decaer, porque es Ia Ca
ledonia muy resistente la enfermedad
'r Ia raiz Esta variedad rinde un ere
damente esta cana es dura muy di
flcil de moler la vez que es pobre
en- Iazlear dada, sn .mqdurez tardla. 81
Sc permite a que alcance su complete
pstado de madurez entonces rinde un
porciento regular de sacrosa pero nun
ea llega a alcanZar a la Rayada a
la Cristalina. No obstante la opOsi-
ciGn de muchas de las centrales, prom
TO llegarfa ser irremisiblemente la
primera variedad, como 10 estuvO sien
do por largo tempo en- Hawaii a no
ser pOr ell hecho de ser sacramento alta
cada por ell matizado. Parece no ser
atacada facilmente por esta enferme-
dad como otras muchas, pero una vez
atacada decae con rapidez alarmante
y la mayor de las veces le ocasiona la
muerte Su future depende mayormen
tie en- el exito de la determination del
matizado. Por 10 general debe STEM
pre- sembrarse como Gran Cultura. Pc
70 en- case de sembrarse como prima-
vera tardfa no debe cortarse ese cose
cho sino hasta Ia segunda zafra 81
guiente En- Cuba Sc lie llamaria Sea
ma Quemada"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
Ell EX-KAISER DE-
ALEMAMA ESTA GRA
VEMENTE ENFERMO

PARIS, febrero 2.-El ex Kaiser de
Alemania la sufrido un grave ataque
de PARALYSIS, mientras Sc hallaba pa
seando el pasado domingo por los jar
dimes del palacio del Conde Bentick
Amerongen, en- Hoianda, segdn han
communicate algunos viajeros que han
llegado hoy de aquella localidad.
Ia noticia sc mantnvo en- secreto no
habi6ndose commicado a nadie Y SO
lamente los rumorcs de ella llegaron
a conocimiento de algunas pelsonas,
que ahora Ia han transmitido, dicien-
do que Sc manifesto que ell ataque
que ha sufrido era de tai gravedad
que Sc aseguraba que habia mmerto,
aunque Ia veracidad de clio no ha po
dido confirmarse por ningdn otro con
ductO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
DEMERARA 43s

Esta cana ha venido a atraer la aten
ci6n recientemente, siendo muy sembra
da EN- el distrito de Fajardo, en- la ac-
tualidad es la que mas promote de las
nuevas variedades. En- verdad es la uni
ca que parece mas propicia para su
plir la Rayada Y Cristalina en- la
siembra general Es de un color verdo-
so pero Sc halla eubierta de una den
sa capa de cera que le da una aparien-
cia girls. Tiene buena aceptacion en- las
centrales por su faeil molienda Y pro
duce un jugo rico aunque no tan rico
como el de la Rayada. Es adaptable a
esos terrenos compactos donde la Ca
ledonia esta siendo sembrada extensa
mente debe sustituir esta variedad
10 mas pronto possible. Su resistencia al
matizado no ha sido comprobado exten-
pero parece ser satisfactoria
en- 10 que a este respecta.
(Continuara)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14

POR Ell PRESENTE, que Sc pu
blicara una vez pOr semana duran
te cuatro conSecutivas, Ell un pc
ri0dico local de los de mayor cir
culaci6n, Sc notifica a ustedes que
esta honorable Corte de DiStrito
dic-6 sentencia en- este case ell dia
nueve de enero de mil novecien-
tos veinte, que fue debidamente
regiStrada en- ell respective libro de
sentencias de este Tribunal. V en-
la cual Sc declare con lugar la de
manda condenandolOS a ustedeS los
demandados que Ell ell termino de
cinco dias otorguen favor del de-
mandan.e escritura de venta pOr
preci0 de SEIS CIENTOS d6lareS
recibidos con anterioridad per su
causante, Gle m derecho real del
condominio de una mitad del si-
guiente inmueble
RUSTICA, radicada EN- el barrio
del pobladO de Guaynabo. jurisdic-
ci6n de Bayam6n, compuesta de
ounce Y media cuerdaS de terreno,
equivalenteS a Seis hectareas, nue.
We areas y veintiuna centiareas; co
lindan'e por el Norte con don JO-
Sc r. Carazo; por el Sur con la que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
DEMERARA III

Esta es una cana larga verde algo
parecida a la cana Blanca No debe
confundirse con la Demerara 625 la
cual es tambien de un verde oscuro
pero de un promedio muy bajo en- sa
carOsa Esta Ultima puede distinguirse
por visibles anillos de um color casta-
no que rodean los nudos La variedad
d III puede ser recomendada para los
mismos terrenos que la Caledonia. Es
ia cana puede producer un tonelaje ca
81 igual, siendo una buena cana para
la molienda v cuando madura mejora
en- sacarosa De todos modos es tardfa
en- madurar debiendo ser plantada co
mo Gran Cultura. Sc da bien en- los
cerros arcillosos de tosca. Es mas re
sistente al matizado recomendamos
su siembra en- aquellas localidades don
de Ia Rayada esta fracasando Por el
presente esta siendo una de las prin-
cipales variedades en- las grandes plan
taciones del distrito de Guaniea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
OTAHITI

Esta, la favorita de otros tiempos,
la llamada Cana Blanca, puede en-
contrarse aun en- cantidades considera
bles, especialmente en- las secciones Sur
V Este de la Isla Es una variedad in
meiorable para terronos nuevos Y fer
tiles, pero por 10 general decae to-
talmente a medida que ell terreno va
empobrecido haciendose compac
to. causa de su extrema suceptibi-
lidad hacia la enfermedad de Ia rafz.
Siempre ha sido pobre en- retohar y
la cana sc deteriora con rapideZ des-
'pues de madura Es de buenas condi-
clones para moler por 10 cual Sc hizo
la favorita de los centralistas lie Ia
generation pasada. Es un hecho cue IA
ra vez produzca tanta azdcar como In
Rayada V Cristalna Es muy sucep-
tible al matizado V este undo a sus
otras debilidades la hace de muy poca
confanza para la siembra. En- terrenos
fertiles nuevos v en- las tierras per-
meables de la costa sur, con abono en-
abundancia riego rendisfa una bue-
ma cosecha como plantilla pero no Sc
puede depender de su retono. Madura
temprano v la mcjor OCCASION para su
siembra es en- primavera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
DESDE JUNCOS

Hace mas de dos meses que Sc
viene bailando en- Juncos, con no.
tabilIsima frecuencia. Aver Sc ce-
lebr6 ell escrutinio general para
dCcidir quien habra de ser elec,a a
Reina del Carnaval.
Como era de tsperarle, una abru
madora mayorfa dio el triunfo a
Maria Principe, la Sonadora joven
de ojos garzos, ouien nombr6 rev
al culto Y caballeroso ioyen don
Gabriel Rexach. Orgulloso rdebe
sentirse este joven. con ell honor
que lie hizo S. M. Maria |.
Acto seguido Sc llev6 a efecto
la election para elegir la Corte de
Honor de la encantadora Reina.
Entire las damas figuran, EN- primer
.puesto, las encantadoras Minin
Dfaz, Suncha Rodriguez, Belica
Gonzalez Y Sara Cantellops.
TodaS son muy bqllas, elegan-
tes Y gozan aqui de grandes sim
patfas.
Entire los caballeros. fguran
Francisco Rexach .Jr.. Miguel An
gel Rodriguez, Juan Garcia V otros
muchos.
Rayo de Sol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
VARIEDADES
DE CANAS
POR F. S. EARLE
Experto en- Intermediates
de la Cana
(ESTACIoN EXPERIMENTAL
INSULAR)
(Continuacion)
CAvENGERIE
(Continuacion)
CAVENGERIE

Esta es tambien conOcida como Ca
ma Francesa Cana de Vino Y Cana
Colorado. Ocupa probablemente ell ter
Ger puesto en- ell area total, esta sien
do rapidamente desechada por causa
de su extrema sueeptibilidad al matt
zado Es muy raro el hallarla scmbsa-
da Ell cultivos puros, sin mezcla en-
abundancia con otras variedades en- mu
chas plantaciones de la Costa Norte
y especialmente en- los cerros del in
terior Las centrales op6ncnse a su
siembra desde que ha conocido su ma
la reputation como cana para mo-
ienda v su promedio mas baio en-
sacarosa que cualquiera otra cana de
cultivO Sin embargo ha tenido buena
aceptaci6n entire los colonOs espe-
cialmente entire aqu6llos mas chicos
causa de su gran tonelaje en- tierras
POGO fertiles secas y por su cuali-
dad de resistencia en- estas cOndicio-
neS deSIaNOfaDIes. ou Dueh ceAhporta-
miento con un NAL cultivo y su re-
sistencia a Ia enfermedad de la raiZ
no recompenSa su suceptibilidad ha-
Ella ell matizado. Esta y sus otras ma
las cualidades deben contribuir su
completa determination de las planta
clones de Puerto Rico 10 mas pronto
possible.