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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-21

sub presidential d-lui general Co
anda. Pc hanca ministeriala d-nii
D. Greceanu, 7. Cudalbu. n. Ser
giu 81 Octavian Goga.
Sc fac formalitatile obisnuite du-
pa care Sc fntra in ordinea zilei,
care cuprinde completarea birou-
lui.
| d. Gen. Coanda declara ca OPP
teaza pentru scaunul de senator !;
mandatul de deputat de Argos re-
vine astfel supleantului.
PR. IP. TARNOVSKT. ales Mer-
curl vice-prescdinte, multumcstc
pentru Onoarca care i d facut, de-
clarind "a in sedintele in care va
prezida, Va pastra cea mai stricta
obiectivitate.
d. n. ALEXANDRA, ales vice
presedinte, dupa balotaj, aduce ce-
le mai vii multumiri senatului.
S 'au ales s secrctari. Voturile oh
tlnute sunt:
L. Hodos S5; V. Stefanescu sc !;
Sp. Gheorghiu 90; T.. Melidon 90 /;
Pap Ion 93; Radulescu Toma 95
Mih. Radnlescu 81; Y. Budcscu
s.: NOturi albe SO.
Au fost alesi secretari d-nii: 7.
Hodos. E. Melidon. Radulescu T..
Ton Pap, SIP. Gheorghiu, Min. Ra-
dulescu, V. Stefanescu 81 Y. Bu-
descu. ? s9s
d. n. ALEXANDRA, vice-pre-
sedinte, ocupa fotoliul presidential.
Sc aleg chestori d-nii: NJ. Botcz
Gu 50 voturi: |. Balos 81; |. lsvo-
renu 50; |. Sterian 81; carl sunt
proclamati alesi. Au fost 81 81 vo-
turf aIbe.
| d. Gen. COANDA prezideaza.
Sc aleg. prin tragere de sorti d-nii
scnatori repartizati pc ) scctiuni
| ID. ST. MEITANT multumestc
pentru alcgcrca d-salc ca vicc-pre-
Sedinte.
4 Sc alege apoi, tot prin tragerc
Ia sort, comisiunea de vcrificare {
titlurilor noiIor alesi.
d. POPONICI Basarabia)., &c
re explicatii d-lui ministru dc fl
nante Gu privire la retragerea rub
lelor din circulate. D-sa cere ex
plicatii 81 in chestia diferendulu
arhiepiscopiei Basarabiei, pc al ca
rel titulor null vede la sedinte, DIES
are dreptul sa vina.
Sc alege comisiunea de petitii $
comisiunea de raspuns la mesaju
Tronului.
Comisiunea de raspuns la mesa.
Sc compune din d-nii: ID. Alexan
drescu, st. Meitani. NJ. Nladescu
Sp. TarnOvski 81 DIR. lie Beu.
Ca delegati la Casa de depuner
sunt alesi d-nii: general Crainicea
nu. y. Tanasescu 81 Hentiescu.
Ca delegati la Dotatia Oastei ;
fost ales d. general Asian.
Ordinea de ri find terminate
i sedinta Sc ridica la orele - anun
: tIndu-se cea viitoare pc All, Ia
dimineata.
,.Tnirersul'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-21
RECTIFICARE.

In Awful Soc. ,,Octavian Goga"
publicat in No. 164 $ "a strccurat
greseala, anume fost trecut 81
Maiu in loc de 81 Iulie pentru cind
Soc. hOtarit sd aranjeze 0 petre-
cere, pentru care facem cuvenita
rectificare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-21
'ULBURARILE DE LA r. M. S.
= COMUNIC.AREA D.
LII CRISTESCIT

LUZ CRISTESCU.
d. CRISTESCT. socialist. ara
Ia cd 40 de lucratoare de la r. NJ.
S. find concediare fara nici pri-
Gina. s'au dus St; ceara eXplicatli
directorului regiei. Acesta insa le-
palmuit 81 cum $500 lucratori All
VENT in ajutorul lor, fost chema-
ia armata.
Au fost cfti-va raniti 81 doua fe-
mel au avortat.
d. N. IORGA (facind semne de
aprobare). = Asa et asa e!
VOCT (la socialisti). : UcisSi.
d. CRISTESCU, continuind,
spune ca guvernul nu respecta an
gajamentul luat fata de socialist
de rezolvi impreuna, GU ajutorrl
unei comisiuni, conflictele ivite in
cimpul muncii.
D-sa cere instituirea unei anche-
tp parlamentare.
(Socialistii aplauda, inclusiv d.
Iorga).
RASPUNSUL D-LUI MINTSTRU
DE INTERNE.
d. MINISTRU ARGETOTANU,
raspunzfnd, arata ca nici una din
afirmatiunilc d-lui Cristescu MI
corespunde realitatii, 81 accepta
instituirea comisiunii cerute, sprc
a dovedi tocmai falsitatea acestor
asertiuni.
VOCT. = Sa Sc aleaga 81 d. Tor.
ga!
D. ARGETOTANU formuleaza
81 d-sa propunerea participant d.
lui Iorga, propunere pc care d
lorga 0 accepta.
Sc valideaza in parte alegerilt
della Timis- -Torontal, cerindu-se in
validarea alesilor Gaspar Muth $
Kraenter. M
Dupa explicatiunile date de uni
din eel doi propusi pentru invali
dare, Camera a respins contestatiu
nea facuta 81 ia validat.
La ora | sedinta s'a ridicat.
All la ora 8 jun. sedinta.
SENAT q L.
i Sedinta Sc deschide la orele 8.4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-21
O CONTESTATIE ST UN RAS-
PINS

Asupra alegerii d-lui |. Cretu,
vorbeste d., TOMEGEA, care arata
ca alcsul din Succava fost scoS
din magistratura 81 dint o functie
politieneasca, pentru motive de in
corectitudine.
Raspunzind, d. 7. CRETU da
explicatiuni, in contesta d-lui To
megea dreptnl de a vorbi in hume
le moralitatii. de oare ce d. Tome
gea insusi este pus sub azucatiu-
nea de falls. care Sc cerceteaza a,
cum lie parchet. (Murmure, ilari-
tate).
Camera, consultata, respinge
contestatiunea impotriva d. Cretu
care g validat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-21
jnte de inchiderla discutf,nij.


D. MlHALAqHE, pl,otestind
fmpotriva alegeri| |or recer,te, face
asupra majoritatF aprecierea ca
.,nu este O armata care cu;geta".
Membrii majolltatii, Ia, rindul
Ior, sunt acum in picioares impre-
jurul d-lui Mihfache, ameninta-
tori.
Tarmistii alea|ga 81 p,Gmnii Sc
ridica din ambeld parti. E un va
earn general.
ID. Duiliu Zanfircscu vrea "a
darnic sa tempcltze atmorsfera a.
cestor asertium. Il
La un momenb insa, deputatii
Sc iau de umeri, $proape de git, in
vreme ce altii sar sal desparta.
Linistea Sc staHleste ereu, dupa
interventia d. GENERAL AVE
RESCU, care aral 4 ca nu Sc poate
lucra Gle cit in lin lste 81 c,l discutii
objective.
T ID. ST. C. POPP arata ca Vino
vat de acest scandal numai d.
Braescu, care al jignit deputatii
din stfnga.
Vorbeste d. BILCIURESCU, ca
re condamna atitudinea d-lui Mi
halache, in protestarile vii ale ia
ranistilor.
Sc cere fnchiderea discutiei, i'm
potriva Garcia Sc fidica d. n. IOR-
jGA, invocind regnlamentul.
Prcsedintele da cuvintul d. TOR-
lGA. care arata ca a relcvat doai
rcgulamentul fara sl fl cerut d-ss
cuvintul.
Suie fnsa la tribuna d. 7. MA
NIU, care facind teoria parasire
urci de partid, cere sd Sc cercetezf
in spirit de dreptate toate cazr1ril'
abuse in discutiune. D-sa vorbest
apoi in chestiunca alegcrii della Co
hahn. care dcterminat toate aces
te incidentc, 81 arata ca respinge
rea candidaturei della acel cerc
fost un act de nedreptate din par
tea presedintelui biuroului.
ID. I. CALCIURESCU vorbcst
1mpotriva prelungirei pc care
cere d. Maniu.
Discutia asupra aicgerei della Co
hahn sc fnchide.
Asupra alegerei d-lui I. Ursu L
Tirnava- Mare, facindu-sc contcsta
tie. luarea in considerare a acnsto
contestant Sc pune la vot cu bile
cu APPEL nominal. S'au rostit pen
tru luarea i'm considerare 113 We
turf 81 100 contra, urmator caror
Camera a validat alegerei d-lui Ur
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
weeks visiting with his mother who has

weeks visiting with his mother who has
been sick
Miss Lilly Axelson arrived from
Viking last Friday and will be the guest
with Misses Myrtle and Carrie Nelson
over Easter.
Miss Minnie Bergland left last Sat
urday evening for Thief River Falls,
where she will visit during Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Holten and
youngest daughter spent Easter at
Viking visiting with friends.
The following We're pleasantly enter
tanned at a six o'clock dinner at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bloom on
Easter: John Bloom and daughter, Miss
Anna, Ole and Norman Uleand, Joel
Shoberg, Theodore Goodwin and Edelin,
Holten. .e.- "
Rev.sG Larson, Of Thief River Falls,
was in town on Monday conducting
Easter services at the Rindal church at
IL II. m. and leaving in the afternoon
for Norden, where he conducted SER
vices. .~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
BLOOMWOOD.

The people around here are busy get
ting their cars ready for use. Some
cars have been out already, although
the roads are very muddy.
Arvid and Arnold Dahlin were down
at Snake river rowing last week.
Myrtle Ahlm, Carl Olson and Pete
Peterson visited at 4. Ahlm's Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parry and daughter
visited at August Vieth's Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

Mervya Dahlin visited ut 81. Dahlin's
Sunday.
The school in Dist. No. go has not
been IN session for two weeks on ac-
count OF the high water.
Arnold and Arvid Dahlin visited at
II. Dahlin's Saturday evening.
Visitors at A. Lindberg's Sunday
We're Elmer Lindberg, Carl Johnson and
Henry Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Stamy have been on the
sick list.
Subscriptions taken for all daily
newspapers at the Sheaf office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
ROSEWOOD
Helquist-Anderso,,.

Wedding bells are ringing through
the community again. This time their
merry chimes brought joy and happi-
ness to two OF our most popular young
folks, Miss Marie Helquist and Mr..
Emil Anderson, who were quietly mar
ried at the home Of brother to the
bride, c. E. Helquist, at Thief River
Falls, last Saturday afternoon, with
only the most intimate relatives pres
ent. Hannah and Emil Helquist,
brother and sister to the bride. acted as
bridesmaid and best man. Rev. Geo.
Larson, of the Zion church, performing
the marriage ceremony. The newly
weds will make their future home ON
the groom's beautiful farm adjoining
this town on the east. The entire COM
munity joins. in extending to Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson all the joys Of happy
married union.
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
TRUE MERIT ESSENTIAL.

Attorney A. R. Allen Of Fairmont is
in the midst Of an active campaign to
work himself into congress. Copies Of
his platform are being circulated broad
cast, and if he thinks he can pull the
wool over the eyes of the public with
the kind Of trash he's singing he has
another guess coming. He firmly be-
lieves in strikes, military training, labor,
capital, the rights Of the farmer, and yet
he appears to be. against all Of them. This
smuggling oneself into congress by at
tempting to deceive the people as to ones
real attitude must stop. This district
has long been poorly represented and the
time has come for a change for the better.
Allenism will not do. It's too closely
related to roWdyism. This time, if never
before, we want man who runs on his
merits and abilities alone land not on
the fact that he prosecuted a few alleged
pro-Huns during the war Mountain
Lake View.
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05

Read the advs. in the Review today. Z
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
OBITUARY
THEODORE LANCE.

gss 4
Theodore .Lange, one Of the pioneer
residents of Nicollet county, passed away
at local hospital, Friday morning at
4:45. o'clock. THE cause Of his demise
was intestinal cancer, with which he had
been suffering since last November.
Mr.. Lange underwent an operation at a
local hospital last December, in the hope
Of securing relief from his affection, and
apparently recovered. About four weeks
ago he was again taken seriously i'll and
I in spite of the best medical attention and
tender care, the inroads made by tie
disease were SC. great that he could not
survive.
Deceased was 68 years old last Christ
mas day, having been. born Iece nber
25, 1851, at Chicago, III. He came to
Minnesota in 1862, locating on farm in
Courtland township, Nicollet county,
shortly after the Indian massacre, and
had lived there ever since, with the ex:.
ception Of one year 9O9-1910-which
he spent in New Uln.
Mr.. Lange was married at the Court
land Lutheran church, November 20,
1870, to Miss Sophie Gieseke, who sur
wives him. Had heS lived until next
November, Mr.. and Mrs. Lange could
have observed their golden wedding
anniversary, and the children had al
ready planned on having a big surprise
celebration for their parents. Aside
from his sorrowing widow, deceased
leaves four chlTdren-two sons and two
daughters to mourn his demise. Two
children passed away during the diph-.
liberia epidemic in this section in 1880
as result Of this disease. The surviving
children are: Mrs. A. G. Bode, Good
Thunder; Mrs. F. =. Bode, Fairmont; !;
H. F. Lange, Sac City, Iowa, and A. 81.
Lange, Wall Lake, Iowa. He also leaves
Ia grandchildren and one sister, Mrs.
George Giseke, ST., Of this city.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Courtland Lutheran church, Monday
morning at 1890 o'clock, whereupon
the remains were shipped to Fairmont,
where interment was made in beautiful
Lakeside cemetery, Mrs. Lange having
decided to make her future home with
the family Of her daughter, Mrs. Bode,
at that place.
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
ELIMINATION CONFERENCE.

! ! = a-. i n f 8 4 = - ~
The elimination conference staged
at the Saulpaugh Hotel in Mankato by
the four regular Republican candidates
for congressman in the Second district,
Saturday, failed to eliminate for the
simple reason that the said candidates
were unable to agree upon the method
to be employ in determining the repre-
sentation at a proposed elemination con
vention, to. which every county in the
district was to send delegtes. However,
it is hoped by. the enemies Of the Nom
partisan League and organized labor
that a successful get-to-gether meeting
of. the regular" candidates can be ac-
conplished before the ballots for the
approaching primary election are printed.
Mrs. Erwin Otto and child Of Morgan
were guests at the Herman Loose home
here recently.
. Prizes at the weekly skat tournament
at Turner Hall Monday evening were
won by Otto Schneider, DR.. J. P. Graft
and Vim. A. Pfeferle. DR., Schneider
had 20 net games to his credit, Mr.. Graft
finished up with CAT net points, while
Mr.. Pfeferle played a successful spade
solo against four niatad dores.
4
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
ANNUAL CLASS PLAY GIVEN
BY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
.sGreen Stockings Is One of the Best
Offerings of Local Student
Perform ers:

A most creditable offering and one of
the best performances ever presented by
local high school students was the.
opinion generally expressed by people.
who attended the presentation Of the
annual class play, S Green Stockings,
given by this year. S seniors at the Turner
Theatre, Friday evening. The house
was packed when the curtain went up
and, judging from the phrenetic hand
clapping which many times Interrupted
the players, everybody was very much
pleased BY the entert aiinrnent and went
home perfectly satisfied. Miss Elizabeth
schmitt who ably directed the play
deserves much Of the credit earned by
this fine performance.
The cast Of characters was as follows
Celia Farady An unaffected young
woman Of twenty mine, with assense of
humor i. Thelma Rinke
Phyllis Her youngest sister; a charming,
but thoughtless girl Of twenty 3
! . . $. Natalie Dietz
Madge tMrs. Rocking ham One OF
Celia's handsome younger sisters
]. J. s. = Anne Mueller.
Evelyn LADY Trenchard) ~ Another
younger sister. Il. Florence Collins
Aunt Ida (Mrs. Chisholm Faraday Of
Chicago warm-hearted old soul
s. 5. !. e. $. j. q. Lorene Mueller
Colonel Smith Dignifed and dryly
humorous S. Willard Vogel
William .Faraday father Of the girls;
fashionable, superficial and thorough
& selfish Cyrus Frederic .S
Robert Tarver An empt headed young
swell, engaged to Phyllis, Eco Hermann
Admiral SGrice testy old sea-dogI
IS. . e. 3 Harold Olsen
Henry Steele An English dude ,3.
y .S :. s. !. {. s. Carl Hummel,
James, Raleigh Otherwise j imnie,
another dude. Harold MoerbitzS
Martin An old family servant in the
Faraday household Albert Held
coUNTYC oNVENTIoN AT SLEEPY
EYE.
n Al Republican county corve vention for
Brown county e,held at Sleepy Eye
this, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
tor the purpose Of electing delegates to.
q
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
NEW ULM HIGH SCHOOL
TEAM WINS TWO GAMES
Sleepy Eye and Spring field Are De-
feated by Local Stars on Wednes-
day and Saturday.

The baseball team Of the local high
school came out victorious last Saturday
when rather tame game was played on
the DR.. Martin Luther College diamond.
The local boys defeated the Springfield
team by score Of Is to 81 =
A more interesting game was staged a
few days earlier in the week when the
Sleepy Eye team net the New Ulmites
on the same diamond. The game was
won by small margin, the final score
being 6 to 5runs in favor Of New Ulnl. q
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05

Monday and Tuesday May 10 and II
Bryant Washburn in
sssToo Much Johnson
A scandalous tale Of an erring spouse
who put the try in triangle. A picture
that rocks with fun.
Also
ssFord Educational'' and
"Cody Gets Her man" Western.
Great Air Robbery coming next week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30
OF STEEL
COMPANY DECREASES

RS Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Net earn
ir@s of the Bethlehem steel corpora
tiou for 1919. according to the pre-
Gminary report issued Thursday.
amounted TO S37,441.2l8. against
S57.18S,769 in 1918. In what extent
the company's earnings were affect
ed by the steel and coal strikes was
cot disclosed. GSet income failed TO
reflect the disparity I'm net earnings.
totalling S15,356,S6O. or only s5S3.-
$50 less than in the previous year
According 10 the statement OF Pres't
Grace the net income represented "a
profit Of 5.45 percent on the volume
of business transacted.
Orders on hand at the close Of
1919 amounted TO $252.449. 900 New
business booked during 1913 amount
ed 10 S294.144.COO.
PRIEST Grace stated that all plants
Of the corporation. both steel and
ship are operated M virtually full
capacity. Orders I'm all commercial
lines are at a maximum and the
MANAGEMENT believes they are of
sufficient volume 10 insure full ca
paCity operations throughout the
year. New business. il was added.
is Offering far in excess of ability 10
produce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30

al men fall I'm love with her. will
te seen az the oliver theater for two
Gays starting Sunday. AS Nellie
Jones. Miss Talmadge finally falls n
love with the one man who Is abb
soIutclv Indifferent 20 her attentions.
Continuous perform nces viii be g.v-
On each day starting az one o'clock.
John Golden. known 70 the thea
trlcal world for his presentation Of
such plays as THE Three Wise
Fools" and Turn To The Right"
viii present one of his latest sue
cesseseto the patrons Of the oliver
theater on Friday night. Feb g. The
play. Dear Me" is a comedy and
has a very renowned company. In
cIuded I'm the cast IS Grace In Rue
who is one OF the most talented
singers on the stage today. and Hale
Hamilton who gained such recognI-
ton in Get Rich Quick Waling-
ford" Will ably carry OFF the honors
in Dear Ne" This attraction. after
leaving South Bend. VIII 20 direct TO
the Court theater in Chicago, where
il will run indefinitely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30
ORPIIFTNT

BY far the best bill offered i'm the
past few months is given NJ the or
pheum for the last half Of the week.
IT is topped by Harvey. Harry and
Grace, eccentric comedians and in
strumeutalists i'm a musical oddly.
Harvey's joke concerning Easter
eggs plcases the younger blades.
Their imitation OF q minstrel band
is put over in fine style
Miller and Chapman. two classy
youths give as clever an exhibition
OF soft shoe dancing rs been seen
at the Orpheum i'm many a day. Mr.
Miller gives "A splendid imitation Of
the rope dance made famous by
Fred stone. while his partner. Mr.
Chapman executes a wonderful
skeleton dance He has uncanuy
use Of his arms and legs, and plenty
of natural dancing ability
Valentine Vox. ventriloquist. has
his own special scenery which lends
a novel tone 10 his act. He sings "A
duet himself.
ArgO and Virginia. a harpist and a
pretty girl open the bill. Miss Nir-
giuia scores hit with her clever
song "I Like It," while her partner
plays little jazz on the harp that
is well received.
An animal circus which delights
the Riddles closes the bill. Kino-
grams show the Atlantic fleet start
ing out on their southern cruise
and the Orpheum orchestra pleases
with q Blues" number.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30
ATDITORITNI.

The Auditorium announces for to-
day William Fox production The
Beast with George Walsh in the
leading role The picture tells the
story of a rough cowboy Of the west
VINO secs a beautiful girl only 10 seek
TO possess her by caveman methods.
and then To- rise above the beast in
himself by a miracle that may come
to man but once in lifetime.
Walsh is slid TO have part utterly
different from anything he has yet
portrayed 1.-THE Fatal Fortune" the
sensational serial with Helen Holmes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30
MAY Be UNABLE
To PROVE CASE
AGAINST REDS
Modification OF immigration
Laws Worries 0epOrta-
ton Officials.

BY Associated Press:
- EEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Fear that
some Of the extremist held for de-
portation must be released because
Il VIII be impossible TO prove they
are aliens. was expressed az Ellis
island Thursday as the result Of re-
cent notifications of immigration
regulations by the department of la
Dor b. refusing 90 Cell where he
was born a man arrested on de-
portation warrant may Doe enabled
to stay en- the country. Dr. rs feared.
Proof of the nativity of aliens in de-
uortatiOns proceedings usually
comes from themselves and is dlfi-
cult 90 obtain 5thervisa. DO was ex-
planned.
Under the modided regulations
aliens arrested ON deportation war
rants must be- advised immedia tely
flat they have the privilege Of coun-
-.l The practice Of years an Ellis
island had been not 20 notify an
alien OF such n right until the In
-pectOr conducting his case was sat
SIZED that the governments inter
nsts had been protected. If the
alien wanted counsel. under the for
ner practice. "a date was set for am
other hearing which counsel was
permitted 20 attend
May Exercise Right.
The modified regulations win on
nble LAWYER to- advise "a client not
.o answer any questions az all before
immigration inspectors have an OPP
uorunity 20 examine the alien. fl
IS feared
or moro than 500 men and
women sent 90 Ellis Island as the
esult OF recent raids ON cOmmun-
~;s eight have been freed because
there was no proof that they were
communists: 225. most of whom re-
fused 90 answer questions OF inspec-
tors have been released on bail and
.04 are left az the island In addi-
lion. about 60 who have been de-
ported are on the island, their cases
not having been completed when
she Buford sailed. These include 43
from Detroit
Twenty reds are in the hospital.
mostly with colds, according TO the
officials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30
SANITATION LEADERS
DIRECT RAT CAMPAIGN

1iv Associated Press.
HAVANA. Jan. 29-The Cuban
sanitation authorities have under
taken q vigorous campaign against
tho rat pest 10 prevent the bubonic
plague from entering Cuba Thou
sands Of traps have been set and
every precaution is being taken.
ships coming from ports under
suspicion will nos be permitted To-
unload at the wharves. but must
discharge their cargoes by means of
lighters or launches while anchored
en- the harbor thereby lesseninE tho
possibility OF plague carrying rats
reaching shore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30
HNSAIII

II was love that caused the hero
Of The Black Gate" today's pic
ture at the Lasalle. to waste his life
and drift down stream. When the
girl ne idolized threw him over there
was nothing left TO interest him and
his life seemed blank and empty.
Called 10 make restitution for an
others squandered fortune, ne is
about to sacrifice his life. when he
meets the girl again and wants
more than ever 20 live Earle VIII
liams IS fine IN such a role.
Tomorrow's attraction is Olive
Tell in THE Trap" story of the
frozen north. written by Richard
Harding Davis.