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New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Boy and Two Girls Killed
I'm Three Auto Accidents

Joseph Kroljic, five years old, Of ITO
West Street, was killed by taxica b
while playing in front Of his home last
night. Daniel NJ. Sullivan. thirty-tive
years old, of 22 Newton Avenue, As
toria, the driver, surrendered to the
police at the Beach Street Station. He
was held en- charge of homicide.
Ida Dormana, six years old, of 341
East 10Th Street, was run down by an
automobile at First Avenue and 10th
Street last night, dying an hour later
at Reception Hospital Andrew Nc
Kenna, Of 203 Butler Street, driver of
the car, was held, the police declaring
the accident to have been unavoidable.
Stella Buckner, twelve years old, of
233 Varick Street, Jersey City, was
killed last night when she was run
down by a United States mail truck
near her home. William perchelden,
thirty years old, Of 472 South Seventh
Street, Mount Vernon, n. Y, was ar
rested on Il charge of mansaughtcr.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
AMERICAN a PORTS

BOSTON, Sept 10-Arriyed: Clan Ruch-
and Cape Town; Nueces, Galveston; Lake
Siavi. Portland for Galveston; City Of
M pha Harvey nrown nu'Ss9rf Norfok Nor,h
Wind, Norfolk. Sailed: Maiden. Newport
News.
BALTIMORE Sept 1o-Arrived Gala
ycras Port Tampa via Savannah; Lake
Bellatrix (Duty, Rotterdam; Julia Luck
anbaGh New York 5sSaea Cleared b. Guftrade ~
liampSt"ad (Br); Alexandria; st Andrew
uir). kaiachi; James Timpson, Guantan-
wso S'sa ana MsstsfH 'S~s west TswRs5 Haysy
Manchester: Pennyworth (Br). St Nazaire ::
Algeria lBr}, Havre, Hundvaigo (Nor}.
Helsingborg; Edgemont Rotterdam.
CAPE HENRY. Va, Sept 1o-Passed out
from Baltimore a c Bedford. Port Lobos
Terrier INor). Rotterdam; C,ouparle, Bos-
ton; trd (Nor). Dunkirk. Passed in for
Ba>timore: Strinda (Nor). Rio Janeiro; :;
Capuin, Liverpool; Loyal Devonian (Br).
. cHARLEsToS. $ c, Sept 1o-Arrtved: :
villc ,(and proceeded to New York;; Co
;Iachsonvilie5: tug nsidrock with two
harges in tow from Brunswick for New
York sailrd ;ailrd;, saxon, Havana ,u.,
Strs Emeny UD, Hampton Roads; George
II Jones. New York; Harold Walker Tam
rico; Professor (Br): Pernambuco:. War
t'l iue NbI), nun. Sdiieu. CtlS MiSHlCo
Hamburg; Vacuum. Philadelphia; w NJ
Tuppcr. Baltimore.
1AcksoNTlaLE, VI Fla. Sept ",,. 1oTAr- Ar
star. Norfolk: Tuuwetanka. Norfolk; Hoo
sac. Norfolk; Kenncb"C. New York.
r A!a Sept Sailed Tayaan Af?Sa %n
tanZns. Cuba.
NORFOLK. Sept 1o-Arrived: Craig
nownie. New England; Mount Vernon
(Nor). Kingston; Orion (U 5 NJ, Guant "a
namo, Paymandu (Urg), New York; Ri
pnIcnus. Searsport: Mr. Tregarthen (Br).
N"l; Orleaus; West Keene. Philadelphia .
Zovetto ND. Genoa. Sailed: Beaver
government vossel. destination not given
Frusno. N"w Orleans; Ingrid tDan bariO.
koogc: Jennie + kreger. Buenos Ayrcs:
Kalypso Nrrgottt tGk). Rotterdam: Lake
Gaspar. New England; Morton. TuXpa,n
RaEmcrlc Bordeaux: Pehr URland (Nor)
korsoer Tirrernos (It'. Montreal; Volga
(3r) RIO de Janciro. Cleared Ellis (Nor).
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Shamed Woman a Suicide
May Walsh Leaps From Win.
dow TO Escape Arrest

A woman who gave her name as May
Walsh, .thirt:y-five years old, of 1856
levue Hospital yesterday from in
Juries she suffered when she jumped
from a second storY ,ndow of the
house in which she lived
The woman had been followed to her
nome, at 1o5 East Fifty-sixth Street,
by Policeman Mouchner of Inspector
Samuel Belton's vice squad. He fol-
lowed her up the stairs, but when he
entered her apartment it was to find
that she had jumped from the front
window to the street. BY the time an
ambulance had arrived from Flower
Hospital the woman had regained cen
sclousness, and told Mouchner tha' she
preferred death rather than tt , dis
grace which her arrest would cast upon
her mother and family.
DR.. Hamilton Of Flower Hospital said
the woman had suffered internal in
juries that caused her death.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Army Orders
IRON tn" Tr'bunc'S u oShiaoton Burrou
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. Army or
dcrs issued to-day follow:

rom IN" Trihluf'S oh
WASHINGTON Sont ~ ar
dcrs issued today foIIow VI
u,n,r,hI, ,;.a,,a
"' ANY ''NthafGcd
''dh'S, Major T.. g.. Ahl Gems T,cr,
irhornto,,' NJ" aG' inr !, ',; ,,:', a.
Dept. ''''' ven
stewart. cart. ~. cav. D. ~
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i'orroraa '.G, G,n,. j. w 9F sIr scr> scr,,cs
Tororon capt. j.. NJ C.
Llnfnrd II a, H.. g: a: {.
E>em,,,;r EerIi1 Maior an't +; $; NJ C.
SShip Capt. f.. n. NJ, {.
MMarhsna'I; Mahn napt, =. r n G.:
n,1, ,n!t'n "a ~. ". IT,. g. NJ. G..
>H:fnMsnal1 HfnsnIvor Major Ii5, r. J., NJ c:
Wsty I't "p.' a. w. g. N. g.
Thompson. Capt G.. &c;
Hurnop. ~ 1t !. w O. NJ G.
loston. Major r. u. Tank C.
knight, Capt. II. g., air service
1;ilIam Sis 1u az a. w. g. air service.
srhlandt. capt +. p. g. a. G.
n,y,n": I',,, cap. J; +. Wy {, C.
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taFalry
Slin"y Capt. 6. w. to Manila
Taylor I., COT T. -. to Fort Miss
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Medical Corps
Won Zcljnsl<i. Major w. T. to C,,n,n lu,
ston.
laws 'aP1' e. 10 fort sam houston
i,r"nan' ~. VI. X, 10 ColulnbuS barracks s.
~ ~; ~ VI a. nia!ot ~ - 70 ifoholulu.
H.nshn N.io ! p tn ,rauon,a nor,,
Drew. 1t A: w, to Atlanta.
Strong. 1t. r.. r., to Camp Eustis
Dunnlng. Capt. NJ. B. to Camp Pike.
kofauv"r Major l.. a.. to New York City
GWynn", 1t. s. g., to Camp FuStis
randall. CAPT. G. R., to Fort slocun,.
Eis"nman. Ms ior r. j.. to san Francisco
Shields. Major W. S. to Washington.
Melton, Can't. II. r., to Camp .iornoyle.
Ouartermuster Corps
,, ,,''"', ,,'
Hartman Major I. -. TO laris.
rou,s. IT, G. r.. to ,Rr'ds%port
Routhicr. ID l.t j. T.. to Fort Shcrida n.
Const Artillery
iat 1iah"' IT. MI}oF n wv to r"', '% '% "isms styF"S
Myrh rnhh' H. It, " ~ IT, 20 Fort l%t' Worurm Wnnrnr
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Court Curbs Janitor's Talk
Assistant District Attorney Up.
holds l8 Tenants Complaints

Eighteen Of the twenty tenants at
1877 Riverside Drive were in West Side
police court yesterday to complain of
the abusive language and actions of
Thomas Mahoney, janitor, and his wife.
The other two, who are chorus girls,
said that they never had had any
trouble with the Mahoneys.
Edwin p. Kilroe, Assistant District
Attorney, testified that he had spent
most of five days at the house investi-
eating complaints which the tenants
had made to the District Attorney, and
that the language Mahoney had used
toward him had almost led him into q
fight several times.
Mahoney and his wife were placed
under $500 bond each to keep the peace
for six months, and were paroled until
to-day to furnish the bonds.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
1000 Guns i'm Germany
Destroyed Under Treaty
Commission Reports Teutons
Are Carrying Out Agreements
in Satisfactory Manner

LONDON, Sept. 10.-Rcport is made
oy the Allied commission Of control in
"ermany that the surrender and des-
truenon ~ German arms and munitions
40 provided FOR in the Treaty Of Yer
tsnie', IL proceeding in an entirely
asiafactory manner. especially with
.sgard To guns, which are being des-
i0yed at the rate Of one thousand
.eeHy. 10 date the total guns des-
su.oSea number twerty-seven thousand.
"is thousand still remain.
;As to concealed rifles, the commits
s.on report says the government is
at'ylng out the Spa agreement and is
tSasfihg rewards for such rifles. There
. 40 reason 70 guppose that war ma
ira ki.'Al iS being manufactured without
.ss sofnm'ssion's knowledge, adds the
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close at the 6ea-
eral Postoricc and City Hall postoffce
station New York. at a. m. as follows:
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver ano Victoria.
B. c.. steamship Niagara. September 10.
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa. September TO-
japan, Corea. China, Siberia, Slam.
French Indochina and Netherlands East
Indies. via Seattle. steamship lxion. Sep
tember IL.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. Siam
French 1ndiachira, Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Victoria and
Vancouver. b. G., steamship Empress OF
Asia, September IS.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Ocean Rate War Predicted
Japanese and British Tramps to
Slash Frcigh,s, 1t Is Said

Japanese and British ship owners ac-
cordlng to ndviccs from San Francisco
arc preparing for drastic rate war
TO overcome the lead which the Amer
lean merchant mn rinc is gaining.
II il declared that tkcre are more
than two hundred freighters lying idle
in Japauese ports, representing 400 900
tons Of cargo space. The number Of
ships idle in British ports Is said to
cording TO these advces, these fleets
OF tramps will begin to invade Amer
ican ports TO secure freight ut cut
rates.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11

Tela via Trubillo; Furloil. Tampico; Hans
lin via Belfast: Shenandoah. Mobile: ia
sBr5. antwerp: West VssS dsmSo. ssnsos asa1rst vs
Isle of st Thomas: Wilhelm Jebsen, Gal
pessop; pest Nh Zidi'k (Du>' Rotterdam via New
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept lo-Arrived: strs
Chassio Maersk tpanl. Danz.g: City OF
sonvile (and sailed for PhiiadelphiaS.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1o-Arrived: Strs
Bia (sYedl, Gethenburg via Boston; lso-
Sunbeam. Port Arthur: 0ulfstream. Port
Arthur; Orleans. New York. Delaware
Breakwater. Sept. 1o-Passed up Cor Phil
out from Philadelphia: Cruiser st Louis.
for Turkish ports; strs West Gotomska.
sayanHah; Sc EarpIska: New Orleans: Tam
Baltimore: Tifis (Span). Manchester; 1. p
Holmblad (Dan). Copenhagen; George q
Maasa ess VIA VIA
New York: Castillano (Br}. Dunkirk: Lake
Ogden. Ogden hayans via New York; Beneu
svalen tNor}. Bordeaux. Sailed: Schr
Carroll A Deerng (from Newport News)
Rio de Janeiro: Reedy Island Sept. 10
Passed down from Philadelphia: Belver-
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Sept. 1o-Ar-
rived; Strs Perfection. Tampico: New
sailed: Are,husa. Tnited ,, States fuel es trans
port naval stationg Gulscoast. Jackson
PORTLAND. Me, Sept 1o-Arrived: Str
Hewitt, Sabine. Sailed: Str Lake Har-
mony. Philadelphia.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Sept 1o-sailed: Str
Alasa (Sp), Spain via Norfolk
PORT EADS. La. Sept 10-Arrivcd: Strs
Alameda, Europe; Alaska tNorl, London;
Bellepune. Chill via Panama Canal: Ca
milla Gilyrrt tBr). Norfolk: Carrole. New
York: Dorothea. Mexico; Parismina. Bo-
cas- del Toro; Walter Hardcastle. Tam
pico. Sailed: Strs Cokato. Buenos AyyeR
Vio La Plata. Montevideo. Rio Janeiro and
Isle Of st Thomas; De Soto. New York:
Edward l. Doheny jr. Tampico: Ganelon
via Norfolk Rosolino Orlando It), Italy
via Gibraltar.
TAMPA. Fla. Sept. 1o-Arived: Str
I.ackawanna (from sea). put back account
boiler trouble; tug Edgar Coney. Matan-
Sailed. 9th: Strs Stillehavet (Dan).
Aalborg. Denmark; 10TH Mont Grappa
Ut), Valencia via Galveston; schrs Rea-
trice, sagua Ia Grande; Maperfeld (Br).
Cienfuegos.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Fuse Blowout Excites Crowds

A blowout in fuse box at the Cohan
and Harris Theater, 266 West Forty
second Street, just as the vicinity was
thrcnged with homeward bound the
atcr-goers, caused such congestion of
sidewalk and pavement traffic that the
reserves had to be summoned to clear
Il way for street cars. The damage was
slight. Several theaters were dark
ened by the cutting Of cable in max
ine repairs.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Iowan lat 81 IS N. lon 7s 81 w. Sept 9.
Jason lat 81 - y. lon 7AAS w II PM

Iowan lat 81 IS N. Ion Is 81 W. Sept g.
Jason lat 81 "a n. Ion 744s w. IL PM
Jennie r Morse $50 n Ambrose Sept 10.
Juntata IS 8 Cape Henry Sept 8.
kIishacoauillas $50 Sc Mobile Sept 9.
ss1 IS sE MobIe liz Sept SEPT
Lake Charlottesville ESQ w Tortugas Sept 9.
Lake Lake IS E!ltcots 81 South Pass Sept 9.
Lake Elrio 2S9 Scotland Sept TO-
Lake Fillmore % S Scotland Sept 10.
Lake Florian az SW Hatteras Sept 9
Lake Graphite IA Cape Romaine sep, g.
Lake Linden lat SO 33 n. Ion S5 IL w.
Lake Silver 7s Sw Fire Island Sept 10.
lebanon l45 E Cape Henry Sept 9.
Mattole pd Hatteras Sept g.
Maui 1892 w San Fran PM Sept S.
Mcton 45 s Hatteras Sept To-
Nunabro iso ~ Sw Ha5s5as lsao An Sept 10
New York 317 NV Tortugas sent 9
Ontario IS sW by Barnesat gas buoy
orani $40 Sandy Hook Sept ..
panama pan;., lo5 Us 5 Ambrose Sept 10,
Paulsboro SO Hatteras Sept 9
Pawlet 10s w Columbia River 8 PM Sept g.
Pennsylvania 24o E Lobos Island Sept g.
Perfection lIO SSW Sabine Sept 9.
Portoa Plumas $50 K Tamptco Sept s.
Radlant 1S7 \ Jupiter Sept 9;
+ Eu5h u vs., 80 NE Sape ao Henry PM Sept 2.
..
Saxon % S Charleston Sept ..
Schroon 654 E Cape Henlopen Sept 9.
Severance 26S SW Hatteras Sept S.
sherman lat 40 80 y lon 70 81 w Sept 10
Socony 256 NV Tortugas Sept 9.
Solitaire LAG Charleston Sept 9.
Sucrosa ESQ NV Matanzas Sept g.
Sudbury. S57 e Ambrose LV Sept g.
sun Beam Gs from Hatteras Sept 8
Tamarac 69 ESE Cape May Sept ..
Texas 65 N Port Lobos Sept g.
Texas City 20 Galveston Sept Q.
Ulysses 242 NE Cristobal Sept 8.
Nesta $50 n J@piter Sept 8.
Virginia 280 ESE Sabine Sept 9.
Fittorio Emmanuele III lat 40 IL n lon
20 % w Sept O.
Waban 1854 w Columbia River 8 PM
Sept 7.
Walter D Noyes pd Fire Island 1o:4o AM
Sept 10.
Walter Hardcastle 1877 ssE South Pass
Sept 9.
West Henshaw s4ss w San Francisco 8
PM Sept s.
West Hixton ATS E Honolulu 8 PM Sept s.
West keene Cape May PM Sept 9.
West Niger sl3 w Honolulu PM Sept s.
laca 16 Fenwick Island Sept 10.
Zacapa 272 Kingston Sept 9.
Zuliu 328 S Scotland LV Sept g.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Iour Cremafed i'm Shin Fire

w. nnti IAoRE, Sept. 10 Pour men
are burned 10 death here to-day in a
sss ~ aboard the steamship Aeolus,
iGSssmeriy tho Hambarg-American liner
snsss.r vsner karfurst, which Is being re-
Tn1l''oned by the Baltimors Dry
T~s X and shipbuitding Company.
srst, DIazs wa1 confined to O refrig-
wss. compartment In which men
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Moiasses-Carrying 'Tankers

s. mNonssruet!on Of three tankers TO
,y molarses In under way at the
h,1ns hnnt OF the McDougall- Duluth Ship
ys'.n'hg ~ .Ig Company, Duluth, Mimi. Two
c,.hese .hese are for the Sugar Products
,ns ,nApaay, Of New York, and the other
cl,she we DaYld Berg Industrial Alcohol
N"npany, Of Phi1adejphja.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
FOREIGN PORTS
Arrivals From New York

EVu ~NCNs AVt N
Foochow-S s Moorish Prince.
Galatz-S y Aleppo.
Havrc-S S Leanita.
Bahia Blanca-S s Cacique-
Shanghai-S Kansas.
Bristol-S S Wells city.
Trieste-S S Argentina
Rangoon-S s Hakodate.
Montevldeo-S s Balzac.
st Michaels--S s Roma.
st Micha els-S S Marsodak.
Liverpool-S s West Nohuo.
Departures for New York
Manchester-S 8 Bowie.
Hamburg--S Mongolia
Antwerr-S 8 Montauk.
Shanghai--S Tuscanstar.
Bahia--S s Glenshiel.
Buenos Ayres-S s AnacorteA
Havre-S $ Rochamheau.
Sout S Lapland.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Plan New Shipyard Association

Representatives. OF the shipbuilding
and ship repair yards Of Baltimore
will hold meeting on Tuesday next
to complete the organization Of the
Baltimore Shipbuilding and Marine Re-
pair Associations
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
California Coast Ouivers

RIVERSIDE, Califv Sept. 1O.-On
earthquake shock was felt here this
morning about 6:15. 1t was of sufficient
violence to awaken sleepers, and many
persons fed into the open until tho tre-
ported.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

a. Note-Ths above figures arc standard
'me and not New York state time.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11

Mcclellan. ola EA, Lake passenger. 1000
MnncDota, Old EX. Lake passenger. 1000
Terms of purchase on the last four
vessels may be obtained upon submis-
sion Of bids to the board. These YES
sells are not subject to the prices cited
for new steel tonnage.
Additional vessels proposed for sale
other than the above are:
Atlanfua r. r. ". =. 900
Cape Fear r. T. W. r. 5000
TcrcAu.,.. 80 Eek .(;crnIan
Further information concerning the
ships may. be obtained from the ship
sales division of.thc Shipping Board.
Bids may be submitted for one or
more vessels or for any combination
of vessels, and must be accompanied by
certified check payable to the United
States Shipping Board for 2h per cent
Of amount of the bid.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
PRATHER-HETHcoTE

Edith V. Prather and Edward
Francis Hethcote were married on
last Sunday morning at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Show. by Rev. F.>M Daw-
son, pastor of the Christian church
The impressive ceremony was per-
formkl at o 80 O'Clock, and after
congratulations the groom took his
bride to the home he had furnished
for her on the Otto Fulscher ranch.
five miles west OF Venango. The i'm
mediate relatives accompanied them
with well filed baskets OF delicious
refreshments. and the wedding feast
was highly enjoyed by all.
The bride H. the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Show and
has always lived in Holyoke. She
was attired in II nevy blue travelling
suit.
The groom has been one of our
successful business men for several
years. coming to Holyok, from Dan
bury, Nebraska and has host of
friends in this community.
The best wishes of their friends
nnd ncqunintances are extended for
Il long and happy married life.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
son OF STATE REPRESENTATIVE
M'G|NN|S MEETS DEATH WHEN
PLANE FALLS AT WRAY, COLO

Sunday morning at nine o'clock,
one mile north of Wray, occurred the
death of John McGinnis. u, an air.
plane mechanic and son of w. D..
McGinnis, state representative and
prominent banker of Wray, in an
airplane accident.
Alexander Lendrum of Denver was
plotting the machine and was within
100 feet of the ground, when guy
wire attached to the rudder gave
way. causing the catastrophe.
The crash to earth caused the
gas tank to explode and immediately
the plane was enveloped in flames.
The body Of the mechanic was burn
ed to a crisp before it could be ex-
tricated from the blazin. wreck. The
machine was entirely demolished.
The pilot was putting on a series of
tail spins approaching the town, and
in attempting to right his machine
the rudder failed to work, causing
the crash TO earth.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Politics to Fore at
Big Legion Meeting

New York. Sept. 20. UNITED
I Press.-Politics will be the para.
mount issue ut the next convention
of the American Legion. it was in.
dicated today in replies to a survey
Just completed by the American Leg
Ion Weekly to ascertain the views Of
the legion's 100000 members re-
garding the political restrictions
clause in the war veterans organi-
zation. 4
The sentiment. according To the
weekly. is that more liberal inter-
probation than general has been OBJ
served to be placed on the clause in
the constitution which forbids any
tion Of the legion with politics. At
present the clause reads:
"The American Legion shall be
absolutely non POLITICAL and shall no.
be used for the dissemination of
partisan principles or for the promo
tion Of the candidacy of any person
seeking public Office or preferment.
No candidate for or incumbent OF
salaried elective public office shall
hold any office in the American Leg
ion. or in any department or Post
thereof"
The question of official partici-
patton in the present national cam
paien and in the state and local po-
litical battles has been brought up
several times, officials have said. At
the Cleveland convention. which is
to convene September 81, ii is re-
gardedns likely that the whole phase
will be brought out into the open
for discussion and final settlement.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

Young McGinns, who was seated
in the cockpit was stunned and in
jured in the fall and was overcome
by the flames and fumes. The pilot
worked frantically to extricate him
but was driven back by the intense
heat and together with farmer
forced to see McGinnis burned to
death. The flames were finally ex-
tinguished and the body removed.
The body was taken TO an under
taking establishment and prepared
for burial
John McGinnis was a bright,
promising young man and had been
at the flying field. for two years. The
Two Young men were on series of
exhibitions, having Just finished
flying stunt at Burlington prior to
their coming to Wray.
The entire community is grieved
to learn of his untimely death and
offers to the grief-stricken family
condolences of sympathy.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

furnish TO shippers are not in good
condition. especially cars for the
handling of grain. This is due to
the fact that so much of the equip
ment was in very bad shape when
the railways were returned to their
owners. The work of increasing the
number of cars repaired and re-
ducing the number in bad order is
being pushed as fast as conditions
will permit, but il will necessarily
take n long time to put all of the
equipment in satisfactory shape.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
COLORADO SPRINGS MEN
PURCHASE Old BAKERY

Messers, Morgan & Castle have
sold their bakery to two men from
Colorado Springs, nnd the GENTLE
men took possession Monday The
new owners nrc Mr. Robinson md
Mr.. Hickman. who with their wives
and families are already in our town
readvto serve the people with The
very best Of bakery goods.
Mr. md Mrs. Robinson and two
children arrived by auto from Colo
Springs. Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. HEX
man having arrived Saturday.
Morgan & Castle were very sue
ccssfal In the bakery business md
hnd u large trnde, Mr.. Cnstle having
the r,ipervision Of the bakery and
Mr. Morgan attending TO the other
store.
We nrc glad to welcome Messcrs
Robinson nnd Hickman mud their
families to our town. and feel sure
that they will be prosperous in their
new business.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
WALL. STREET BOMB EXPLOSION BEING
VIGOROUSLY INVESTIGATED BY OFFICIALS
Especial by United Prcss)

New York. Sept. 20-Attorney
General Palmer and assistant Fran
els p. Garvan and William J. Flynn,
and personnel are conducting inves-
iigations here in regard to the bomb
explosion.
Pamphlets were found in mail boxes
containg threats TO "all of YOU"
and Investigations are being made.
These were signed by anarchists and
bore warning that unless political
persons were fired, death to all
would follow
Every effort is being made to
round u pthe plotters. The loss of
life totals thirty five. r
New York. Sept. 20-W. S. Ed
wards. collector of internal revenue,
received postal card this morning
warning him that the custom house
would be blown up tomorrow. The
card was signed, "a citizen"
The state herald., 1920-09-28

Members are hard at work in the
Competitive Salesmanship Campaign
to win the 1920 model Nash Six. If
YOU have sent in ~our name and II
isn't listed below. or if You desire
to compete. notify the State Herald
Campaign Department Mt once. Onr
best advice to those who wish to w5n
is TO hurry every ;.yailable subscrip-
ton to the State Herald Office now,
while the big credits are in effect.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Busy Week at Colver's

Through coincidence, two dit
ferent manufacturers of stoves and
ranges have fixed the same week to
demonstrate their wares.
Each concern will have an expert
in charge of their exhibit. who will
explain the superior merits aud dem
onsirate the baking and heating
qualities of their particular line.
This offers nm unusual opportun-
iiv for prospective buyers to be.
come fsmilinr with the line. of stoves
inannfactirercd by two of the lead
'ne stove concerns of the country.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
HUGHES SCORES PRESENT
ADMINISTRATION IN SPEECH
Especial by United pres.)

Trenton. n. j., Sept. 20-Justice
Charles Hughes actively entered the
campaign ON the stump for Harding
by speech before the state repub.
licnn convention. lie condemned mr.
,cle ten and declared the Lcaguc of
Nntions was mischief maker. IIc
blamed Wilson for the failure of the
trcaty's ratification, because he ~
fused to nccept adequate rescrvn-
tion necessary for our protection.
lie sensorcd the present ndministrn-
ton nlI through his speech.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
GENERAL WRANGlE TO CUT
off WHEAT SUPPLY TO REDS
Especial By United press,

london. Sept. l7-Reports of
anti Bolshcvikist disturbances in
widely scattered sections of Russia
are col;ng in today. Unless other
increased disturbances through the
country ar, reported, General Wran-
gle is said \ be successful against
the new oiienssc. Wranglc has cap
tured thousands Of prisoners. His
supporters nre n.otinting IN Paris
for supper, to aid '.e Generals cf-
forts to cut oil the ssin supply to
the Bolshcviki from scthcrn Rus
sin.