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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15

X3 OU will find every action in keeping with this | right policy of Adverisng In this Store, THE GUS
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
GIRLS BAN FALSE
 HAIR ADORNMENTS

(By International News Service.)
 Boston, Oct. 1 5-Begone, ye false hair adornments!
 This or some other shrill war cry like it is on the lips of the girls of the College of Liberal Arts, Boston University, whose curls and waves are the envy of their sister students in other colleges hereabouts. The freshies particularly are the bane of the permanent wavers'' and showed it to good advantage at their Gamma Delta initiation by the sophomores.
 When the rites are over the girls will be. permitted to remove their green hair ribbons and put up their curls.
 Perth sAnlboy (N. J.) Medical so- ciety urged modification of the Vol
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
YOUNG COUPLES:

At Hadley's, you are offered VERY VANTA G E ! Not only can you select what you want and need, but you can have it delivered to your Home, paying for it at later times, if you wish! Let us ex- plain these Easy Terms to you in person. Ask any salesman, at your convenience.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

REPAIR OF BUILDIN
Armin Eberlin, repairing pipe ---------------$ 500
A. w. Dietzel, repairing roof ------------ 610
Armin Eberlin, repairing toilets -------------- $50
A.. W. Dietzel, repairing roof ---------------- 1895
Robt: S~chaumberg, repairing locks ----------- 80
Arnmn Epernn, repairing toilets ------------- LAO
John Kallmeyer, repairing building ---------1S.75
Rlenk Lumber Co. enamel ------------------- 80
Paneitz Bros; repairing boiler -- 275
A. W. Dietzel, repairing roof -------------- sac
Ben WOLF, crates and bars for boiler -------- 1888
Total ---------$70.7s
FUEL, LIGHT N WATER
hermann Electro Light Co., light ------------$ 11.65
GHy. i hermann, water observation-disclosures 285
EuWm Smtn, WOOD 1900
GHy Oh hermann, water -------------------- SOS
Hermann Electric Light Co., light ----------- 5.75
jacob Strassner, globes Neutrality-suspicious. 800
hermann Eerry q Packet Co., coal ------------ 56.4o
Eny Oh hermann, water ------------------ 5.5s
nermann E,ectrc light Co, light ------------ 615
nermaHh Electrlc Light Co., light ------------ 465
1ty o. Hermann' water -------------------- LIZ
Hermann Electric Light Co., light ---------- as
lily VI hermann, water -------------------- 22OA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
lOLdl ---------
aussabeu:
ROADS & BRIDGES

ROADS & BRIDGES
John A. Miller, road oyerseer part pay --------S $500
ferd. A. Schlottog, road overseer salary - 1890
John a.. Miller, filing -------------------- $50
Alonzo Aytes, road overseer salary -------- 124.S7
7. L. Brown, road overseer salary and overwork - 55.15
aug. r; Brnkmann, road overseer salary ------- 142.00
Aug. +. Bnnkmann, overwork -------------- $50
n. H. Langenberg, Thing Concrete Culvert = $3.50
Christ. Wolf, road overseer salary ---------- 1852
Fl. d. Hengstenberg, Oil for Grader ----- 1O611
August Jacob, overwork 1900
Christ. Wolf, Account Road Grader ------ 115 90
+. II. Giedinghagen, Concrete Floor ----- I7.3O
Chas. Dieckmann, Right-of-way G. Grading $40
Armin Eberin, Work on Romeiser Hill ------ 2645
Q. Eberin & Son, Repairs for Grader $3.50 5O4O
Chas. Whitman, Car Service ------ 925
Russell Maupin, Surveying New Road ------ LOO
Russell Maupin, Surveying New Road --- 1890
Russell Manpin, Surveying Change of Road 6.75
Russell Maupin, Surveying New Road -- $500
Geo. A. Ruediger, Judge Special r. d. Election I25
Geo. Petrus, Judge Special R. D. Election - los
Emil Nagel, Judge Special r. d. Election - I25
VIM. Qufner, Judge Special r. d. Election l25
Wm. Dufner, Messenger 1OO'
VIM. Pollmann, Judge Special R. D. Election f25
John Gabathuler, Judge Special r. D. Election I25
John Gabathuler, Rent am
Ed. Brandhorst, Judge Special r. D. Election I95
Arthur Bruens. Judge Special r. d. Election I25
Chas. ODenhaus, Judge Special r. d. Election - 12b
mas UDeh4aus' messenger ------------------- 100
n y cen, Hent 800
81 2oeIheI' Saneassing votes -------------- 10a
NE en LuMDer 20, batteries ------------------- $50
u M Murphy, biacksmltnmg ---------------- 100
=, y 81 GaWer' Tlgnt-o1-way ------------------- 5000
:. a.. mofriS' "ork on ROAD Engine ------------ 1900
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Total -
o &

Skinner & Kennedy, Stationery --------------$ 1906
Buxton & Skinner, Stationery ----------------- 1888
BotZ & Son, Stationery -------------------- 44.19
Standard Printing Co., Stationery ------------ 27.67
Botz e. Son, Stationery 29.35
Skinner & Kennedy, Stationery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1914
Geo. ID. Barnard IL CO., Stationery -------------- 1.41
Owensville Republican Stationery -------------- 14.25
Walker Bros, Stationery ---------------------- 1926
H. W. Heidbreder, Assessment books ---------- 4.50
Geo. d. Barnard & CO., Stationery ------------ AIS
Geo. ID. Barnard & Co., Stationery -------------- .46
Geo. D. Barnard & Co, Ribbons -------------- 200
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., Pens ---------------. 1.56
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., Stationery ------------ 1910
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., Stationery -------------- 3.56
Standard Printing Co, Poll Tax Books -------- 4.31
Standard Printing Co, Blanks Observation-Disclosures 9.10
Buxton Skinner, ribbon -------------------- 2.08
Buxton q Skinner, Deed Book ---------------- 38.40
Buxton & Skinner, School Supplies ---------- 1915
Skinner d Kennedy, Soldier Record Book -------- 1920
Skinner q Kennedy, Stationery ---------------- 1853
Geo. .. Barnard d Co., Stationery ------------ 45.31
Geo. .. Barnard q Co, Stationery -------------- 59.46
Geo. ID. Barnard q Co., Stationery ------------ 500
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-29

GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished BY
G. W. Kirby. manager Simons. Day
& Co., Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone 80.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-29

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Preceding Dr. Gilkey's addrees. c
II. Kingman. PRINCIPAL CT the Ottawa
High school delivered the president
address a head of the association. Pc
welcomed the visiting pcdagogs to o.
tawa and paid a married. colnplimrat
to County Superintendent w. Il. Fot
ter. declaring that he vas the real
educator Of the county and should be
delivering thai address to the teach.
cra.
He spoke an curriculum reeons rue
ton, outlining IA course Oi studs Whicn
he thoaI 1T would BE- the best course
FOR the student to pursue if the indt
yidual and the state were 10 receive
tn" fullest benefit OF an education.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-29

RUCkRIGEL'5 ELEVATOR.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-29
PEDAG0GS ENJOY
FINE LECTURE BY
DR.. CHAS. v. ClKEY
iNTERCOuNTY INSTITUTE MEET.
ING LAST NIGHT DRAWS CA.
PAClTY AUDIENCE TO TOWN.
SHIP HIGH SCHOOL.

An audience Of thousand attended
the evening ur,p,,,n. of tho mint con
,ana, an
',".' " ~, go ''''''' ""''S ''''"
efs Association and the nterconut'
Institute Last uight at the Ottawa
High school Tho program was one
of the finest from an educational
standpoint ever heard in Ottawa, and
was as enthusiastically enjoyed by til.
iaymon who We're in the audience a,
by the members OF the teachers pro
fc5sion.
Or. Gilkev Lectures.
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uyd,, rnr,' p,nti', ,.h,n.,T r,ia,,,n.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
Ell CAPTAIN DEL MOHAWK p
Mr., JOHN N. STAPLES


Mr.. John N. Staples es ell captain
del vapor r'Mohawk'', uuevo barco
que ha empezado hacer la travesia
entire San Juan y Nueva York.
Ell Mohawk ha sido contratado
por la New York. al shipping
Board. Els un hermoso barco, que por
SUI spariencia nos recuerda al ''Caro
lina'', echadO pique por un submari
non aleman.
Un gran gentio visit6 aver ell mo
hauk' que como Ell porto Rico'',
tiene nluy buenos confortables ca
marotes. Un reporter de Ell MUNDo
sslud6 aver al captain Staples, quien
le atendi6 bordo tuvo la amabii
dad de ensenarle todos los departamen
tos del barco.
Staples es un salon de pura cepa.
Els la primera vez que vista Puerto
Rico. Empezo su carrera nautica a Dor
do de un vapor que hacia la travesia
entire los Estados Unidos y Sur Anne
rica. Despues pas6 otro y asf pudo
conocer casi todos los puertos de Eu
ropa. su hoja de servicios ha sido bri
llantisima, habiendo recibido justas
alabanzas por su valor y sangre fria
en- los mas dificiles momentos de su
carrera nautica.
Captain, Gle agrada la vida del
mar7
-Desde nifo. ioh, esa inmensidad
inquieta y aznl de las Olas, me encan
ia.
-6Ha tenido usted percances gra
YES en- el mar?
NO. La suerte, me ha protegido.
He navegado siempre, no feizmente,
porque este es impossible, pero casi fe-
liz. Solo recuerdo ngeras borrascas. Al
gunos momentos de duda y de cuidados
durante Ell periodic de la guerra. 49,.
-SCon los submarinos7
-Pues 80. Pero nunca nos pas6 NADIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31

Ri gran orauOr frances ma caldo baJo
ell golpe certero de un pufial asesino.
Cuando ell pueblo frances sugestiona-
do por la pesadilla de la "revancha"
Sc agitaba en- las Gales de Paris, Jau-
res pronunciaba uno de sus mas hermo-
SOS discursos abogando por la paz Y la
concordia Para Jaures no habia fronte-
ras, nj pueblos divididos por prejuicios
hist6ricos politicos, no habia "pru-
sianos" nj galOs: el recuerdo de Sedan
no excitaba sus nervios la silueta ar
lequinesca de Napoleon ell ''pequefio"
solo movia compassion a su alma hu-
manitaria
Jean Jaures ha sido la primera victi-
ma del militarismo, que siempre encon-
tr6- on su verbo un ap6strofe vibrante Y
una critica aspera elocuente.
Jaures dedic6 toda su vida a la defen
sa de los debiles y su Erase robusta
demoledora Sc oyo muehas veces EN- el
Parlamento frances en- los Salones
de conferencias condenando ell abuse ca
pitalista y ell militarismo que hacia de
Europa nn vasto campamento militar
que nigeria, insaciable, las grandes ener-
gias produc;oras de esos paises para el
sostenimiento de la paz armada, dnico
medic possible, segdn la diplomacia, de
sostener ese equihbrio que acaba de
romperse ahora demostrando SUI ruin fra
gilidad
Ell desastre de 1870, las ideas de Jaures
tenian que estrellarse, necesariamente,
ante la revancha acariciada por Csc
pueblo, en- principle bajo las bombas
prusianas, en- el sitio de Paris, mas
tarde en- ell lento Y tesonero resurgimien
to de sus fuerzas viSales en- este periodic
de cuarenta y tres amos de preparation
laboriosa y persistente para el ansiado
"momento''
Los actos de Jaures siempre pudie
ron observarse en- rigida concatenaci6n
con sus ideales. ST lucho por la emanci-
pacion de las humanidades depaupera-
das, no exploto nunca sus bajos instin-
tos; 81 ataco rudamente las exacciones
del Capital, jamas pact6 con los deten-
tadores de la riqueza; 81 predico la TEN
planza, la temperancia la sobriedad
a las masas pobres, para que robustecie-
ran su alma y su intelecto en- ell estu-
dio y en- la paz del hogar, lejos de la
taberna y de la prostitution, fue frugal
y sobrio como un caudillo primitive, gra
We y austero como un anacoreta.
Por ESQ EN- sus grandes ins;antes de
prueba, y en- los momentos en- que sus
campaias levantsban tempestades de
odio y la calumnia Sc asomaba su vi
da, la admiration y ell respeto de sus
conciudadanos levantaban un dique in
conmovible ante la procacidad ell in
sulto que pretendian cebarse en- su re-
putaci6n.
es que ell pueblo, aleccionado va por
la experienced, Sc paga mas de los he
chos y de los actos de los hombres pii-
blicos que de sus palabras sus planes
estampados en- ell libro o ell el periodico
Ell pueblo empieza cansarse de la
hipocrita morfologia'' de los apostle
les que preconizan la humildad, estan
ahisos de la soberbia ell orgullo de su
crasa ignorancia; que hablan de idea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
1TTaL DIn COMO HOY A
G5 aA G7TS
"Recordar vvir---Dante.
sRecordar es vivir---Dante.
81 DE JULIO DE 1914
FUE AsESINADo JAUREs

les la multitudes, cuando no tienen mas
ideal que La transigencia con todas las
imposiciones sociales Y politicas para
vivir holgadamente de repugnantes tran
sacciones, Y que viven en- incoherente
contraposicion con sus ideas que jamas
podran cohonestar con sus actos
Jean Jaures naci6 en- Castres, depar-
tamento del Tarn, en- 1852
Hizo sus estudios en- la escuela Nor
NAL, en- la que obtuvo ell 1umero uno.
Fue nombrado professor del Liceo de Al
bi y mas tarde maestro de conferencias
de la facultad de letras de la Univer
sidad de Tolosa.
En- 1885 fue elegido diputado por el
partido moderado.
En- las elecciones de mil ochocientos
ochenta y nueve fue derrotado, volvien
do Tolosa Tomo parte en- la fundacion
de la Academia de Medicina de aquella
ciudad fue nombrado primer tenien:e
de alcalde.
En- 1892 sc pone al frente del movi-
miento huelguista de Carmaux alcanza
uno de los mayores triunfos que registra
La historic del socialismo.
En- mil ochocientos noventa y tres va
la Camara como diputado socialista Y
su primer discmso hace que Sc lie reco-
nozca como ell primer orador de Francia
En- ell asunto Dreyfus estuvo al lado
de zola y en- contra de los nacionahsaas
y los antisenitas.
Jaures escribia un articulo diario pa
ra IL Humanite'', un articulo semanal
para "La Depeche'', I'M estudio pedag6-
gico para cada nImero de la Revue
T. Enseignement primarie' y arti-
culos sueltos para revistas alemanas e
inglesas.
Jaures dominaba los idiomas ingles,
espafiol, aleman itahano. a..
''Al oirlo Sc recuerda la obra de los
reformadores politicos y sociales, desde
Cristo hasta Napoleon. Sc piensa EN- los
tribunos antiques, voceros de un mundo
1oAJ"NO POA Id pdAdD4ds G1SL uCCS Ill
lilo podia decirse recordando el yer
so de ovidio. Al escucharlo, Sc corpren
de como cuando Sc agitaba la melena
dantonesca, iban los girondinos al cadal
so, como al "Quosque tandem de Ci-
ceron Sc destruian las mallas de Cati-
lima, ese ,Maquiavelo de Roma como
cuando vibraba Ell verso demostenico
iban los griegos estoicamente a ser ven
cidOs en- Queronea. Hasta Sc acepta la
Erase del mistico de Patmos: Isl, en- ell
principle era ell verbo, ell verbo era
la acci6n.''
''Jaur6s agita todas las fuerzas hu-
manas; la inteaigencia con ell juego car
tesiano de las ideas. con los palacios
de magia de la retorica; ell sentimiento
con La protesta humanitaria del alma
francesa; la voluntad con Ell estinulo
active de esta raza que cre6 la revolu-
cion secundo la utopia napoleoni-
ca. +" (2).
M. Melendez MUNoZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31

1.-TOdos estos datos estan tomados
de un articulo de A. Fabra Ribas, pu-
blicado en- ell No. de ''Mundial'', No
viembre de 1911
2.-F. Garcia Calder6n-'' Profesores
Gle Idealismo.-La oratoria de Jaures
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31

DAI ACE I'm el centric cOmercial
TAAAxASA de San Juan, con vista
la bahia. Contiene 40 habitaciones
amphas con cuartos de bano. "'RoOf-
garden, sitiO ideal para bales, ban
quotes, "soir6es'. Ell stio dc reunion
de la buena sOciedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31

Reniquelamos y reparamos cajas
Registradoras.-OJEDA BROS, San
Jose No. 6. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31

HEMTD Al Edthcto construido ex-
NAANANAFA prssamente para HO-
tel, modernamente equipado, con ascen-
sor, habitaciones con banjo, tel6fOno, tim
bres y cuanto requiere el mOderno "eon
fort". Plan EuropeO. Restaurant q La
carta. Telefonos ss1-1144, Box 1852. San
Jose, Plaza Principal, San Juan, p B.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31

HAPIRE Rehnsdo, comfortable
- AA centrico Para familias y
transeuntes. Toda clase de comOdida-
des. MagnincO serviciO. Precios raze-
nables. Hay ascensOr. Telefono 4s4.
Altos del Pasaje AIatienzo. Gale Sal
vadOr Brau No. "a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
LA VISTA DEL "ALFONSO XIII"
HA DESPERTADO UN GRAN EN-
TUSIASMO EN- PONCE

Desde que circul6 la noticia que
nos visitara el acorazado Alfonso
XII, Sc nota extraordinario entusias
mo entire los elementos que integran
la CoLoniq EspaNoIa centros socia-
les poncenos. No Sc saben los dias
que permanezcan aquf los marinos
espanoles, motive por ell cual no ha
sido possible preparar un programa
dc festejos. Pero podemos, asegurar
que la ciudad de Ponce tributara
tambien a la ofcialidad Y tripula-
cion del Alfonso XIII iguales me-
jores honores que los que les hara
San Juan.
-Desde aver Sc encuentra aqui ell
Lcdo. Cayetano Coll Cuchf, distin
guido abogado de San Juan figura
prominente del partido Unionista.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de salu-
dar nuestro buen amigo don Car
los Cabrera Y su joven hijo Gui-
llermo, quienes pasaran aqui algunos
dias.
Han sido denunciados: Ismael
Collazo, alterar ell orden; Juan Pc
rez, acometimiento Y aggression; Ig-
nacio Maldonado, cruldad con los ami
males Y Ramon Maldonado, Grego-
RIO Velez Cruz Rodriguez, infrac-
cion ordenanzas municipales.
La Direction politica del partido
UniOnista ha arrendado un local en-
la calle de la Villa.
va Sc ha publicado la convoca-
toria para las convenciones que Sc
veriicaran el pr6ximo dfa 8.
Ell CorrespOnsdl.
Entonces recordamos ell hundimiento
del Carolina.
-ISabe usted, Captain, que este va
por Sc parece mucho a aquel9
Sc parece, -dijo ell Capitan,-con
tandonos algunos pasajes de la terrible
noche del hundimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
HOTELES~

CEVUTA FL mas frescO, amphO
comedor con vista al
mar. Departamentos para familias. sFren
TO al odihcio del senado y cerca de los
demas Centres ohciales. FL mas conve-
niente para transeuntes
Gale del CristO, Mum. 10, San Juan.
Tel6fono S4s. p. o. Box $50
Propietario: Pedro Arrieta.
The Washington times., 1920-10-21
MANY DEMANDING
.EMbARGOONWHEAT
All Sections Of Country Send
Appeals to Halt Heavy
Expectations.
Uy LEE nsssLmAkER.
I.tsru sstSsai News Service.

Demands for an export embargo on
wheat are pouring into the Depart
ment OF Agriculture from all parts or
the country, especially the Northwest
II was announced at the department
today.
The request for an embargo Is be-
coming more general every day oIn-
cials OF the department declare, add
ing one more question to a problem
which now has practically every de-
partment OF the Governmsnt at work.
The Department OF Agriculture,
however, has not determined. and IL
il doubted N the question will be de-
termined. whether conditions warrant
the placement OF an export epbargo
and whether, II conditions do warrant
such action, the law is suffieiently
broad TO permit such action.
The department. contrary 10 past
from other sources, -
conducting no general investigation
into the wheat situation. Figures
relative to production and storage or
wheat are being complied by the de-
partment to ascertain the question or
aupply for the Federal Trade Com
mission in an Investigation OF trade
practices among the wheat men IL
may conduct L.
Feuerai HeselNc Da"h' ~"
Treasury Deps rtment are keeping
close watch on the wheat situation.
The question OF credit for the move
ment OF the crops Is being deter
mined by actual conditions, officials
of both the board and the Treasury
declare. No boarding Will be per-
mitted.
Reports made TO the division OF car
service of the American Railroad As
socia ton are being watched In that
they show there is a disposition to
hold wheat for higher prices. accord
ing to Director Barnes OF the Divi-
sion.
1t is doubted here il any action can
be taken to move wheat or to make
an attack against boarding IL the
railroads are unable TO move the
wheat which Is offered for sale.
The Washington times., 1920-10-21
MONEY B|LLSLEAD
HOUSE CALENDAR
Many Urgent Matters Waiting
But With Scant Chance
OF Consideration.

! The Drafting aud pas.ase OF sppro-
pristion bills for running the Gov
ernment duyinx the fiscal year 1921
22 will occupy the attention OF Con-
gress at this winters session TO the
exclusion OF almost all other legisis-
tion.
Chairman James E. Good, OF the
House Appropriations Committee, In
which committee these money bills
will originate under the new budget
system adopted by the House for con-
troll of its money appropriations, has
notified his committee clerks 70 have
In readiness for the opening or the
session complete estimates for all the
certain demands on the Treasury. Mr..
Good is in Chicago assisting In the
work OF the Republican campaign. He
and other members OF his committee
are expected In Washington follow
ing the elections TO work on the sp-
propriation bills.
Experience has shown the Congress
sional leaders that the three months
OF the short session allow little time
for any general Legislation in addition
to tho money bills. With the cer-
tainty OF 4 change In the Admins
tration becoming effective March 4,
next. the leaders will be anxious TO
have the appropriation bills out OF
the way, for whatever may come In
the form of special legislation to be
enacted at an extra session OF Con-
The Washington times., 1920-10-21
RUSS REFUGEE BELIEVES
RED COLLAPSE IS NEAR

NEW YORK. Oct 2l.-Possible
overthrow OF the Bolsheyist regime
in Russia during the winter is fore
seen by Leon Aisenstein. lawyer, who
has lived twenty-seven years ip
Petrograd. With his wife and dsuxn-
ter he left that city eight weeks ago
disguised as peasants and arrived
here Monday aboard the Norwexian-
American liner stavaangerfJord.
Lenin is feared and not loved, he
said. A rumor Is widespread that he
and Trotzky have fallen out. Many
persons would not be surprised to
hear soon that Trotzky has been
murdered, the lawyer said.
The Washington times., 1920-10-21
HUGE INCREASE SHOWN
IN ENCLAND'S IMPORTS

Imports into tho United Kingdom
during the first eight months OF 1920
were valued at i.3ss.9ot $50 pounds.
as compared with 1 I.o1 8. s.ooo.o0T pounds
In the same period In 1919. the Bureau
OF Foreign and Domestic commercs
was advised today. The prewAr aver
age of imports for the first eight
months was valued at stz.oio.SIo
pounds. .u.. !. )
Exports from the United Kingdom
during the first eight months OF this
year were valued at ss9.s22, % pounds
as compared with s7a.a29t2T pounds
In tho same period In 1919. ana Sts.-
$50. AFT pounds the prewsr year aver
age.