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The evening world., 1920-04-08
STUTz PROBE NOT ENDED.
stock Exchange Calls for Reports
Fran All Members.

That Stock Exchange intends to probe
deeper into the now famous corner in
Stutz stock, engineered by Allan \.
Ryaa ard associates. became evident to-
day when all members OF the stock EiN-
change were noLihed to report to tr,
Secretary OF the eEchnAge the amount
Of Stut2 stock carrie don thedr buu,ia
short foT their won or customers ac-
counts.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
SAYS PORT STRIKE is OVER.
uOllrNRd Manager Declares Tugs
Rad Ferries Ave RanihBE.

Figures given out to-day by J. s.
Mantcll OF the Railroad General Man
ayers Association showed that the
number of freight cars lghtered acroas
the North River yesterday was 2,256, a.
compared with 1879 the day before
The ferry situation, Mir. Manten 80 d,
WAS normal to-day with the exception
OF the West shore. which is running
only one OF eight boats. Mantoll said
as far as the railroads urc concerned
the strike IL over.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
cleveland switchmen Consider
strike.

CLEVELAND, o., April S-itepro-
sentativos OF l 800 switehmea employed
In Cleveland terminals held meeting
last niEht and are to hold mass meet
ing tonight to consider strike In SYM
nathy with tho Chicago switChmen,
The evening world., 1920-04-08
Now Mrs, ChattaWay WeStlake
and Mrs. WeStlake Chattaway
Are on Honeymoon Together

While Clara westlake and her Pa
and Harold Chsttaway and his aunt
were away on a double honeymoon
to-day frlsnds and neighboFa in the
Bushwicl section Of Brooklyn talked
admiTingly Of the romance which be-
gan eleven months ago when Clara
westlake was taken seriously Ill and
her Pa sent to headquarters some
The evening world., 1920-04-08
2 YEARS RECORD
OF IMMIGRATION
Figures Show More People Entered
the Country in 9i8 Than
Left II,

In connection with the Inter-Racial
Couneils protest against restrictions
upon immigration and the American
Legians demand that a ban be put
upon immigrants for several years, APP
nearing IN the newspapers on tina same
day, the following table was unoilicialy
given out at Ellis Island to-day:
n.MlgTation To u, = EHniHr2tiOa tFUIn a. >
The evening world., 1920-04-08
FIRE ON R. R. BRIDGE.
TFaiaa - PsFth Amboy Inverted
Via OsonmSuVn.

the New TOrk and long Branch
Railroad bridgo at Perth Amboy used
also BY the PennsyivAnla and the New
Jersey Central Railroads. caught firs
shortly before noon to-day. about 500
feet from the Perth AmbOy shore and
$50 feot Of des were destroyed on both
traolEa,
Traffic Waa discontinued until to-
morrow, trains being diverted to the
PennayivaniA main line. via Monmouth.
The evening world., 1920-04-08

an s-fsnSt and rophd'' articles
aAvsrtised m The World or reported
70 s.IsoSt aud Found Bureau" Room
lOp. Morid BulldinE. will be listed
fer thirty daya. These Iists can be
ooga - any ~ The worlds offlaos.
'Lost and Fonnd" Embellishments
can be left at any q The Worlds
AeverfiulaG Aeanoiel. og can ba
teiepnonea directly b roe world.
CAL eooo NealIman. New York. o.
hFeoFlyn offipe. tlep MAin.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
Hsadaehra MON slInht coIds.

re h,as'ssss y 9ssins ne r9ld .S.iI lsIs'
s'e eSovE sSS E'r% 20 o. s-Ls a. '0' "'aA'0F' D.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
NAVY BARS "SALT HORSE"
bacon and Ham VIII ne Sub-tI,
tutsd Fer II.

bOSIpN, April S'-Aalt pON, or
salt horse" one OF the number Of dis
paraging nRmGa applied TO II BY
"Jaokies" for many generations, will no
longer have a place on the navy bill of
tare, according to a department order
rooeived here to-day, The order directs
that bacon and ham be substituted for IL.
The evening world., 1920-04-08

BOSTON. April S.--Four laborers
were killed to-day by gss which escaped
where they were WorklnH
The evening world., 1920-04-08
Figures That Met Cost Obiec-
ton Found Wrong by
1892, 2,3oO,Ooo,oOo.
SHIP SELLING PLAN,
Admiral Benson Confirms Eve
ming Worlds News on Sub
Committee Decision.
BV Martin Green.
| especial STAN coFr0spondent Of The
Evening Worldly

especial STAN CoFrospondent ot The
Evening Worldly
WASHINGTON April S.-SenaloE
1aEnes W. waAswOrth jr- chief Sdvo-
cato In Congress Of the compulsory
military training feature OF the Army
Reorganization Bin has practically
asaaasinAted his own Legislative Off
spring. By hard and conscientious
work he had revived the project,
which appeared to be hfeless three
Weeks ago. and Il wan growing in
strength In the Senate late yesterday
afternoon under the careful nursing
u the Senator from New York.
Outside Of economic objections
- the bill based on the fact that
compulsory military training will
take hundreds Of thousSnda Of
young men from the farm. taeto-
ries. workshops and offices Of the
country four months sVsFy year,
tho chief objection in Congress
has been to he cost.
Senator Wadsworth. in his attempt
10 make the training Hystem part OF
the army plan. had devoted himself to
overcoming the cost objection.
He had suooeeded In establishing on
the basis Of figures furnished by the
War Department that the Army Re-
organization Bill which ha sponaoTp--
which provides for O regular army Of
$4,000 men and a national guard force
Of 100000 men next year. and the in
auguration of compulsory military
training on Jan !. 1S22-wih not cost
any more per annum OF the end of five
years than the House army plan.
which does away with compulsory
training. He demonstrated by charts
prepared by the War Department that
either plan would. at the end of five
years cost about Ss7o,OOaOOO each
year.
FIGURES QUOTED ACCEPTED
WITHOUT QUESTION.
Tho figures quoted by Senator
wadsworth wers not disputed In de-
tail by Senators opposed 10 compul-
sorry military training because they
were not his own figures,
Thoy did not include sxpOndl-
tures Of many millions Of dollars
per year which opponents OF the
bill have insisted will form part
Of the expense Of operation Of our
military machinery under the
training system. " the Senator
had confined himself to quoting
the figures furnished by the War
Department he would have ss.
capped inadvertently dealing tho
compulsory feature a stunning
! blow,
Senator WadswoTth fell . vie
tim OF the blIgh1 Of big figures.
consressnnen and Government Of
CONTINUED on Thirteenth PAge.l
The evening world., 1920-04-08
CLUBMEN TO WEAR Z
OVERALLS TO BEAT
COST OF CLOTHING

West Virginia Organization Agrees
to Use ''Store Bought" Suits
Only on Sundays r.
DUNBAR, w. Va, April g.
DRoFTTEERS will find no soft
pichin's" In this town
An organization Of busi-
ness and professional men was
formed to-day and all members
agreed to wear overalls on all
days except Sunday.
The evening world., 1920-04-08

Continued on Thirteenth PAse.>
The evening world., 1920-04-08

CHOCOLATE COVlHFp NOBGA-
IlriOus creamy California Honey SOu-
Egt, thlckly studded with tasty
chopped Nuts and enyelpDed In
blankets Of 0uF UReNeeiled. fr1lg-
rant, Velyety Chocolate. Our regular
i'S EXTRA 'i'I;i i;SSsB sSSsilH; Ink. 49C
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
C0ItMBls HOUSE HtNrEns.
nEAD AND WIS., JP

DIS MONIES. Iowa. Mn, g.
House hunters of Ingenuity have le.
viscd several Interesting and rur.
ccssful methods Of discovering
houses and apartments for rent
here.
One recently successful advertise.
menf appeared under a large head.
ing 0f one word: Help" n sinlei
that "a sweet year.old baby needs
a home.r aud added. "of course her
parents must So with her" An
other house hunter who saw this
advertisement told the hahy's n.
ther about cottage he had Just
inspected which was loo small for
himself. The father arrived there
first and rented The place.
Most OF The schemes are directed
toward retiine 10 the vacant place
ohrad Of any one elsc Moving van
drivers are stopped frequently 10
discover where their loads ~ fur
nilurc came from. EScn divorce
notices aud death notices havr been
successfully followed up by few
house hunters
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
U. S. Professor Is
Accredited to AIsac

NEW YORK. Mas J.-Cbarlrs
Dpwner Haxen. author and pro.
lessor Of history Ia Columbia Ina.
yersiiy. has been granted leave OF
absence for the academic year be.
ginning July Z. 10 lecture Al the
University of Slrasbonrg. Professor
llaxcn Is The first American scholar
10 be called 70 slrasbourR since the
historic Alsaiian institution revert.
81 10 French control as an inridrnl
~ allied victory. lie will begin his
work there IN september
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

BrENoH NAke. April 10. ny
u|aI Hrbn f|fc. 4 youne woman.
frt|I|rd by Ihr newspapers with
unusual ns|d hooks. h,t hr4n hlrrtl.
RI and chafs|Al With hoIne Involved
|1 iIId recent pi1t q .t4N . Coul
mun|Si revolution IN nueuDt Aires.
shr Is al|e41d % have carried mes.
sage. he'Nfcn ANARCHISTS sentenced
10 pr,au }111 nau aud iho other
nfnan'1ff8 N The revolutionary
movement The police say sbe uas
ttffyIne q sl|||ello when arrcslcd.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
APPOINTED
AS GOVERNOR OF
CHInUANOA

". pAs0. Tenoe May 4 Abel s.
Rodriguez has bccn appointed pro.
,isl0nnl governor of Chihuahua BY
ngcnls Of the Liberal Constitutional
government ln carrying ouI arrange.
menls for The appolnimoni " clru
Officers The appointment was made
BY telephone Monday evening hv
Governor Adolfo De IA Huorlo ~
Sonora. who instructed Rodriguez
70 proceed 10 Chihuahua City immr.
diately. Rodriguez was formerly
senator from Chihuahua In ihe Mex.
lean national assembly and was one
Of those whose pay reccniiy was
stopped b. President Caffansa.
General p Eiias Gales and f;oe.
ern0r de Ia luerto Of sonora will
come here from Aeua prieia a. take
charge Of The situation ln Chih
unhua following the hloodlcsl rceult
of the Juarez garrison at oclock
Monday.
General Gales Is mobilixlnr 6on0
Sonora iroops n AuRia priela and
will Start immediately 40 mnrrh ~
iuarr by pulpilo Pass acrn-s the
sicr'a Madre mountains for tn pur.
pose OF taking part IN the southern
campaign. Ne VIII 81 10 Chihuahua
cuy from Juarcx and from There ~
Turreon.
This announcement was made lsfe
yesterday evening by Arturo Elias.
hrnlher of General lallo4
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WARSAW. May t.--'fhc Holshe
Wiki are cntrcnrhine IN the hills on
the west hank Of lhe Dnieper river
Ia great scmlclrcle with their
backs against klev, the capital Of
Ukrunia. according 10 Information
today from the front
Tho fighting for the possession ul
k.rv is n lls height and RACES day
and night alonE a line through lhg
valleys and rivers
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WINNIPEG. Man. Cnn- May A.
About J.0ooO00 acres are available
Tor wheat cultivation IN Manitoba
this year The average yield OF
wheat sor the last ten years is a.
bushels per acre The wheat crup
area on this computation would
turn out a 5iQo0O00 bushel yield.
IN 1919 The total wheat productions
was ioD75.J0o an average Of 70
bushels 10 the acre.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
Wood Defeats Johnson
In Maryland Contest
lBy Associated Press. ]

BALTIMORE. Nd May i.-'ica.
eral Leonard Wood defeated sene
tor Hiram W. johnson IN the liglii
vote u yesterdays presidential pri
mary In Maryland. According q
practicslly complete returns. lhe
vote stood NJ follows; Wood. $500;
johnson. D050.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

AQUA phiEfA, senoro. Mexico,
May f.-'rhc revolt Of luarez agplnsi
the Carranxr government of hexicu
gave tlN rcsoiuilonisls control vf
the iareksl state in The Republic oi
Mexico. Only one Carraulo earrison
In Chihuahua. that ai cnsas drandea
near The Sonora boundary. remains
loyal 20 the central government 4
was said hy General 2 Elias Gales
commanderinchicf Of the reVolp
llunary armies In the northwest
The movement Of revoluiiunlsi.
againsl Casus Gr0ndes already had
hckun, General Calles said. The iall
OF JuareI hah hrpn expected Tor
days nt military headquarters here
Elnlssarics from sonora had been
srnt TO ri paso 70 confer with Mex
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
Johnson or Hoovrrg
lnN Aaannlnlrd presa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May I.
Whether the California delegation
io the Republican national conv~n
lion shall be pledged 10 the candi
dacy Of Johnson or Hoover Is chief
issue Of ioday's presidcniiary pr.
mary election
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
NOTICE no PROpEnTY OWNERS

Properly owners OF Columbus are
requested hy order " the Mayor
and Board VI Trustees 10 submit, h
writing. by mot later Than 3 o'clock
tonight. Tuesday. May (, the loca'
licn and price Of their property
avnllahlc for the locallon of the pro
nnaed we'll which Will furnish waller
Tor The ncw walcrworks system.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

BERKELEY. Cal. May i.-Crimln.
olngy \ 70 be- studied al the Unlyer.
sily nf California summer session.
Five courses are offerpd for physt
cluua. medical students, lawyers, 50.
ciel service workers. police officers
aud officials OF public Institutions.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
OMAHA BANKER KIlIED
BODY NOT ROBBED

Los ANGELES. Cal. May i.-Thc
body Of n. J. Robbins. a wealthy
retired banker who came here re-.
Gently with his family from Omaha.
Nebraska. was found Ia one ~ the
best residence sections Of this city
today Robbins was beaten 10 death.
A considerable sum OF money. a
watch and other valuable werr IN.
disturbed.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
DEMPSEY TRiu on sI.ACkER
CHARGE TO M HELD MAY 1

SAN FRANCISCO. May The
cascs of Jack Dempscy worlds
heavyweight champion. aud hts
manager. lack kcarns. indlcled on
charNes OF eeadinr the selcctitc
service law, WIRE continued In the
United States district court here
until May Il. 10 be- SET for trial.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WASHINGTON, n G.. May
n the opinlon ~ administrator of
Iitmls Ia rlpsc touch with President
Wilson, iile Knox peace rceplullun
ls tffinlu 10 be vetoed II adopted hl
cmsrraf
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

w. CENTRO. Cnl. May i.-waller
Andrew Watson, alleeed higamlsl
and murderer. lefl here today for y
spot IN The mountains between N
cenlro and San Dleeo where, &c
cordlnE 70 his repuled confession
he recently buried the body of Ninp
Lee neluney Que Of ihc wives whom
he Is alleged 10 have previously
slnln.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

DIS MONIES. Iowa. May i.--Res.
olutions urging the defeat of any
proposed action by Congress which
would recognize ireland rs sepa.
rate republic were today adopted by
The Methodist Episcopal general con.
ferenco IN session here.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

ST. pAUL Mlnn. May g Max
Wagner wns q haRulcr al Me house
ff THIRST iiupllurr ~ TOOK Mrs.
ilnallnrr riding saQfrnl Times. she
lhl1|nrd n divorce from ner hus'
innd nnd then nunllnor sncd Wus.
der Cor aiicnniipn ~ Affection The
lnlN anNao hlm $50
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

fNnlANApOLiS. Ind. May 1.
Fair weather caused tho prodiciluu
II heavy vOtlIE 10 lnday's prcsidci
ilal prlWary ni which Wood Low
flen johnson aod Harding are col
testing No Democratic candldal =
sre listed.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WASHINGTON, y. g., May A.
Tho operation Of telegraph and
lelephune companies during The
war cost the government elio05 $50.
Postmaster uen-rnl 3ulcsou today
informed Congress ln asking for an
lmmrdlolr appropriation Of that
amount 10 liquid1ie the nffairs Of
the federal wire administration,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

Nj. PASO, May IAN attempt u
revolt neninsi ihn Carrauta rnsern'
mrui was madc lasi nlshi a ojlnpEn
IN the state Of chihuahua ily Cot.
Salinas. the federal commandHr
there. n wnr put down by the loyal
portion OF the garrison, accordlne
Ia lelonaphic ndvices received by
A. Ruiz sandoyul. acting consul se,i'
eral here for the Carranfa govern
mcnL
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WASHINGTON n' o. N19 I
slecrlarH nf The Navy 1osaphu'
nanIe|s to-day said that additional
wershlps would be- sent 10 ihc Mcxl
can east coast Il They are needed.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

INV York. May -IndlcallOn1
that volcanic eruplions are iahina
place ~ he island " Old prosi'
dcncr. IN The Caribbean Sea. wrro
rcporled by the unlled Fruit Com.
panYs steamer l,alanlares.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WASHINGTON y. q. May
Farm loane aegrcgntlne ia, mllllon
io||ats have heen npld nn Is l|llna
iinn nfop the validity ol me ffm
lnah act, 4 doNelonrd luday AZ q
confuencc Of farm lvan bank OH
cIuls.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WASHINGTON. y. G.. May l. ?
The posloffice committee " Sue
House of Representative to-day re'
fused 10 act favorubly on the fr-s
hill proposing the repeal granl''d in-
crease secondclass mail rates Tor
1890. i02i and ia22
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

TOLEDO. Ohiu. May A. Board
for paleslinei American brewers
are invading the Holy Land, d..
clarcd Mrs. Alice v. Morrill,. lem
perance worker. al a meelins here,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
Buys Seaside Resort.


MILFORD HAVEN. Wales. Ma:
i--Maior n. J. p Thomas. by pa,
chasing this seaside resort at auc.
ii9n fur si.25Oooo hecomes fl,c los
SCISSOR of a thousand houses. iliree
manors. castle. mansion house
and The right 10 receive market tolls
from the port OF Milford.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
Find MIN DrIone,'s Body.

DfXIELAND. Cal. May T. Tho
body Of Nina Lee Deloney was found
by a searching party directed ~
Walter Andrew Watson. her srst-
confessed slayer. At 10 o'clock this
mornins.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

EI fAfll. Ietss May NTA|a
movement 4 % 1h1u political lead
orr that hek|fnhs l|Fh| |of a f4Qsr
and not sn individual. anI Ip Shot
Cnflunra Ihn| ha rnn not InaEn u
uns|o ||oAI|'Ds president ~ ne re.
n|lhl'e when me rarr|t harf fla'flt
0huWn they desired nhIrfpI. Gem
cfa| J0so Gnnalo Esfnhar stated a
m|||larf headquarters IN Iunrcf
Caffaals did not keep he prom
Nn8 made ihr 0ons|lINilont|laI
party nI|cf he bcctme president
Now the 1fuI. o1mp0.ld lar40|I ~
those 1nmr Drnt''ln||ont|Isl rrfo'n
l|nn||l. who IotshI q unttal I|hlnf
u. usnfp plpppses u ahgu
Chrrtnth That ~ can net use lhr
srniy % override lhe viii Of tho
people.
Il predict his viii. hn q h.Ood|c.'
revolution n has been 81 with only
few exceptions % FAR and give
Caffanra nnr moro month before nl
lh forced onl " office. The pror 9
~ Mnx|ro heye had lighting un
bIoodshcd fbr Ten years. They nr'
Sired " u and the army II tired q
killing their brothers"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

A detachment Of 20 officers and
enlisted men. cath Infantry, leave
this eyenIng for Fort Riley. kanens.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
NEu n0Ann TAKE the
OATH o. OfFiCE, SWORN
N ~ iuDlE COLE


Last cvcning IN Mayor J n. Blalr's =
Office the new board Of trustees met
and wcre |ndnetcd Into office.
when The Daily Courier says
new hoard. n should nr qualified by
saying half Of The -now' hoard. be-
causc uniy lwo new members are
accredited Ernst Engcndorf. one ol
the new members. who was recently
elected 10 the board hy the largest
vote ever given candidate Tor
membership on the board OF lrua
lees. was conspicuous hy his hb
scncc.
Captain MrAuley was iherc and
filled nnl members seal with all
The dignity ~ an oldl|mcr
n. q. Tracy was there also,
j. n. Blair presided and the re-
Gently elected members were pres
emf with the exception above noted
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

WASHINGTON. n. e.. May A.
Relief vna shown both ~ govern
mcnl circles and BY revolutionary
agents here Today when II became
knoun that juartl. IN The state of
chihuahua. and d|recll, across the
International boundary line from ~
paao. TcxaE. whore revolutionary
fIrh1n. always has been potential
International danaef. had been
taken ng The rebels without flght
Ing.
u 40 lhe present Time The rnbclr
have succeeded ln taking from Pres
ldenl Cnrranra almost half his terri
tory without hattie. bui military
men here who have watched depol'
opmcnls Of The revolution assume .
few Stubborn cpnleals are incvi
table.
Mcxiran agents here persist ~ the
assertions that further cnees Of gov.
ernmenl troop, dcclInlns battle VIII
hasten nu end Of the struggle.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

Ml'HkOoEE. Okla May - ihe
death toll of the pcees cyclone dr.
asier has reached seventy.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04

Columbus. \. NJ May !, iu3o.
The recently elected board oi
irssiecs inok The oath Of office
which was administered by Judge
4. J.. Cole.
The meeting was called 20 order
by Mayor J. n. Blair with Trustees
William Klein, A. fredcrickson and
q. n. NcAuley present.
Trustees Klein md MrAuley were
appointed a Committee Of Finance.
Trusted Frcdcrlckson was 40.
pointed a. The third member of The
Auto License Committee.
There being no further business
the trustees adjourned.
4. n. BLAIR, Mayor.
EDWIN @. DEAN. Cleek.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-04
"YOU NEVER SAW
SUCH A GIRL :

\ F0TNmVI1II I'NIW'0I
Adapted frum fhc Kmedmn
II Ilearl's D'.alft lf iffnf4is
Wcelod eceuarlA ~ Naf|eu
falflax i4lesiel ~ Robe I
AiEnula
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Rural Mail Carriers
Fight Forest Fires

TRAVERSE CITY, Tune 11.-Rural
mail carriers in northwestern Michigan
form the main link in the new plan
evolved by Mark Craw, state district
fire warden, for fighting and preventing
forest fires.
The rural route drivers cover prac-
tically all sections Of the district.
They have received instructions, from
postmasters, to report all fires seen on
their routes in order that measures may
be taken at once to stop the progress
of the blaze.
The carriers have been provided with
printed cards for noting the time and
location Of fires.
These cards will be turned in at the
close of the days run.
In case Of a serious fire the carrier has
been instructed to rush to the nearest
farmhouse with a telephone and report
to township supervisors.
In case Of less serious fires the card
will be placed in the mail box Of the
nearest farmer having a phone.
The farmer will then be expected to
cooperate and telephone the supervisor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
n. American Seal
on Treasury Note

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE words
'"Thesaur: Amer; Septent; Sigil," on
every treasury n6ee issued by the govern,
ment, are abbreviated words for Seal OF
the Treasury Of North America"
The revolutionary government Of the
United States was continued under the
constitution without any change in some
departments.
BY an act of the continental congress
of Sept. %, 177S, the treasury was or
ganlzed with an auditor, controller and
treasurer, and the same officers still run
the treasury under the secretary and his
assistants, and all paper money and
bonds have the seal, not Of the United
States of America, but Of the treasury
of North America.