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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Srco oe ufreo,
S~urifuilelic ira Sioe /.

uirfc mcllem Rotloncrnc. Get oil
bctcgnc &crocn2li0ocn9 SiIbIiucl'e
Iom Ell lcpcnoc Snttor, pict I'll Den
GpQopc al hlUlpe Solfcnc / ole
YanOc / ncrc2 Grong til 6rcO % |
ocrca SrcuQanI % SOtfe.
Get cr ct b%cIunocrlig llnellllot
SpiI al SflUbncn, Of ingen Amcri.
foncr tontmrr I'll at ppre tillteoc Deo
6cttc Nte0C.
&crocn4lIgaCn9 Scfreiarlat bar
inotil uiocrc lit No%pcofpnrter i Con
oorl, men oct cr Wcninger, at oct I'll
%oorcn ifol ilrttea til Bern /
Scbmeit}, hpiS Nllpercpublifcn inoen
Sen Gio bar i~Illttct fig II! Sigocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
,llerfeliet Soionnemcnt

Snraulic, q. g., Den l2te San.
Sisloe &ep. DR.. IS. Campbell Mor.
eoll, Vrcit peo Mctmi,iiter Chapel
2ouDon, lom or eoa @eieg beri @p'
ell, piI Erobibition isr cller Ienere
.reinltere / &eooIutiou,
"Speremg ct mort 2anS bdnlpler
itrrf Triffe. MAJ BET forbereoe zig
poo en- RcpoIution", erfIGreee ban.
"Naar en- NnnS opbsrer nleo q.
Nriffe, begpuoer baIl at tTrfc."
"IIt, iom or hpnbt | repolltlonGr
Geiuins / &uSlano, bar bGnot lioer
Soofa (riiSiiif @~rpuSepin) blep ban
Init, Sfiiloe 2onoon eaa tort, pilbt
Gait Ono eisre Syrsr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Sneifreo / 2llperne.

Bern, SGmci5, Ben 12te Sanliar.
2nnoSbpen Tarrod)iu / De italienIfe
stlper er bIepet begrapet / ct Sire-
FREQ, % mango Menneifcr beretteS
al bore omfomne. Sem Born bIeu
or9bt peo WtionatStio / oeres Sient,
Ia Bette bleo begrapet / ct anoet
Sneifrco, iom inotraf / NGrbeoe1t al
@nlteilr i Gororlbjergene. De %.
ri9e Wteolenmer, ifisnt ole ifaoeoc,
blep reobebe al tililenoe Naboer.
Sp9re Sneitorme / Ilperne bar
hloferct Sernbaner % SanoeOeie og
i~loleret mango 2anosbper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
en- folttar 8oIis.

Gurnelil@ &anNcrbiltS Sicm pda
Siitb Npenlc, Ncm Dorf, bleu Iorle-
Den Sag lol9t 'or $5,5O0,OOO.
aiebcrens gtuuu err lite opglpct q;
oerimtoo oil ct Torlpoelloe pioc, 1t
beu beritobeIiQt &olig Ifal neoripes,
oa ct NauoeI2poIaos ~foltenoc $20.'
100000 npiercs oeils Stcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Sra SuSlduS.

Gen ulail'tc HcQjcriug oplpIcr |
en- ~oiilcicl Gncrli9t oucr NolIhcuifer
uc2 0pcrutiuncr ira 210c Sec. iii
90c San, al Sc 0cttc (l0@rum h0r
toQct 25,lOO TonQcr, SINeiou bar
Sc facet $50 &ouoncr, 30 Nombctu
ltcrc, If 5anfa, 900 MitrnIisicr %
en- maobcllg Niuaic mIIItUre Nor-
rauN, iom Guglouo % Grautrld hoos
Sc ioripuct Gcuitinc mco.
sra Ecrin9, Ajun, t~clclralcrc@, at
@oIihcpifertc lfol huuc bciat &iutba
Ia peo oen mongolitc @rUnie, TO
Itil / Spoeit for Srtutif. Genuc @p
er Ell piNtig Statiou peb Sen ltorc
3%clcgroilinlc mcllcm &rtutif og Fe.
flnl.
2oubon l4oc San. G1ter hpoo
Scr tclcQroicrc4 BERTH ira Wtoltna,
pil r~uaiiifc Sopiet trooper, lou IN
bar unact @aloi nUitcn 400 Yttl
Git Tor Eaign. bli l~tettct Al tlneltlte
@olibcuiter, lpm lurll9 pil opercrc /
"&pitrc9ioncrnc" ~ huO0 Der M
c0cntlla mcnc@ hcrrne0.
@oIIbepitcruc pcntcr meO oct fer
tie at itehc pou <apauclere, ION cr
blct iclot I'll Git Sibirlcu, % Mtoit
rG [cIcGrommct crtlUrcr, at Sootct
| Sroppcrnc life nil "loretaQe liz no
gen oaQrc2lip NouoIiuG, Ipm fou Tor
carriage ct S0umcnito0", men oct
ircmbrpc2 ool at "{ruicIcn ira IA
pancicruc ~ Gntcutcu3 &ainllcr |
&cit pil tpiulr SouIct Mhpuoi9hcber
lie til at uupcn0c rn ltor Gel al lin
Smrtc I'll mllltrrc Norctn9cnoer".
Stjout YoInttcrnc "a Nu2'crne
bar trUnlt iiQ ircm lnnN2 Grontcn |
Norouct Nu2Iauo % hor ipunNet
@olihcuitcrnc I'll at trUtte ij9 tlIbo
&c uoQet, bctcQnc@ Otttc blot lom Ell
Total Hi'Ure".
Get opIpic2, al C0c&io, Ben ltor
lie IN uco Sortchouct, cr blet bciat
al utroinitc (roppcr mco Stettc a.
QolIciltr NiocIiuIcr. Get ircmQnar
lite flort. ont oi2ic CIR %oobcnbrebrc
mcO @oIibtpitcruc, itiout Sc iolioIo
bet'umrtr Sc trooper, lom tibliOcrc
itco umocr Tcritiuca Ncmmaroo.
Get torlpNtr. NJ Wtn. Geuifiuc
itul have u'iat @cu. Schcuirg ioul
oocritt Chez optr Sc "irtplliQc"
lroppcr / Coc@io ol uonrpnt Wcn.
&0natlcii til hans Gittrmono meo
Cr0re I'll at o~r0anjicrc Wucu2 IIor.
mar.
CirtitQc Wtcl0iuJcr ira Mtoituu
aoor llo pao. at belle Crcnburd ou
llrol N~coioneruc III err hell iri ior
Eicnotr. "a at Nolihcplferuc bar
ioit No!o poa Sur,Ntou Groutcn.
ger llH' o'2'' >N0' plIo'H GU
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16

rene for at flare for fine Spnber,
men DC frTber, at ban ifaI titles for
ct nsitraIt Tribunal enten / Sperigc
cller Scbipeit5 - beIit set iioite. DC
mener. at oct er bare aon1eoie at
titles for Ell Het, bpor gnfluger %
CONNER er en- % ben %ianlnie.
UT osmme eiter Stemningen | 3D.
lel CT oct cog ineen S~anoipnligbeo
Tor, at MperepubIiten bill bape mo-
gen geiatning meo Gr-aeiicrers
Sorbsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
HpOc Sore.

Vuri2 1909 San. - Oct umerltans
tie NeNc aor5 bar / 2sbet al 1919
bruot 155 Wiiniouer SrancS I'll lit
&iulpearbcioc, opIpIc& ioog ira Or
auniiationcu5 Sopeofportcr. 30 Wdls
lioncr bIcp brllgt / @eIgien % Me-
item off ill oct chile &iplpearbeioe |
TronfriG. Sioen @ooren 1917 bar
oct amcrifonife Nebe &or$ onpenOt
POO Wiaioner 6rancS til Wtab og
Wcoicin o9 oIle SlaQ5 Neopcnoig'
heo@ortifIcr / Dc f~rigSberieoe StrpB
/ Nor0ironfrig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Muinain Honuuo.

: Trantrig cr Ser al Scnrl Nars
bu4ic oonnet en- rnoitnl Srganila-
tion lnocr Nnpuet "Glorte", beltaa.
cnoc al Socioliitcr oA &ntcrnationa-
litter. Srgoniiotionen bar oglaa
~poubcraobt liz Stettc al Nonlnln
Rouano, Scan Ghriitophe"3 be
renlte Ni0tcr % Nobelpri3uinocr, %
bar cnboQ ontuoct, at han por Nfeo-
lem. 9hl bar 0igteren lmlolertio
opluit, at han Qanite ptlt me-
rcr parnl Spnlpati Tor nc 'Iclte az
"Glartc"$ 0pgaucr, men at han lite
ouifcr at lutte iip til no0eniombei't
uortipolitiIf @eppQeIic, "a ban me-
ncr, at set or lettcre for ham at 'e9c
Son0hcNcu, naar ban it0ur belt irtt.
San u0cr oog Ell uarll (rlbllt I'll
Wurbu@ic TOM Menncltc ~ (Tlfer.
Tcrinloo toQcr Sen bcrSntc Gig=
fer - Ion moer belle &rlNcn bar le-
bet / Ell SIng@ iripiui1 2anNiIugti8'
hes / SchlpcitS - ipriq Gel / 6or-
b~crchcliernc til en- SQUARES Al
NonoSurbciberc, iom til &ooren lfal
hoI0cS / @enf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Sucinliitcrnc % Gciicren.

sra @aiel i Scbpciti telcsroiereS
et Sorlpoenoe ON, al De ipitc Socia.
litter iniiiterer pao. at Gr'aeiier
@iIbelm lfal nblepereS I'll DC Iuie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Chicago ~Kvsgmarked.
HOrnkyHq
Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.

Hornkveg = Steers. .Sl6.r
Kj9r og Kvier......... 6.oo-i4.so
Stockers and feeders. :.oo-ii'oo
Swim Bulk of sales..... l4oS- ,d'so
Ea,r 9.25-1:.75
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Dc tDifc &riosianaer.

Sra @cni telesraferc&, Of meaem
10000 % 10000 al Sc tpife ariss'
ionger | Sranfrie / 2ebet al De Nor
meite Tiger bill bli ~bicnietot ooer
Scbweit5. Sette siplocr DC Sanger,
iom bar ppret intcrnerct / Spofranf'
rig % 2pon.9 iItriftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Stony Civ Kysgmarked.

nj n-rI.ypU = CfeerS...N V.UU-IS.JU
~. on K,;er S.7i-t9.25
1880 I'D feeders. 6.50- 9.C0
Soi,.ac a,J e,r1inos 6.O0-15.00
G. Eli Ia. 3U-l4.60
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Omaha Kvagmarked.

Hornkvag - Native steerslo.oO- io.,o
~. ~ K,,;er 7.25-l3.25
s SISE eg h and fcedcrs... ;,Co-l@.oo
Svin-B Bulk of sales......l4.40-l4.6
r. S.5C-16.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Get frantic Yreiioentpala.

Faa Ssroag ifaI ser aItiaa p9lges
M SrGiioent / 8ranfriG. s Den
anleoning be9iper ScnatetS ca &c.
pliterctfamrcts WeoIemmer Jig til
@eriaiaeS, / bpis progtiuIoe eliot De
immles I'll ertraoroin0r aongreS.
Ser bar bibtil life pPret n9pnt
mere enc en- &unoioot, gan1le Ere-
m%ierminiiter Glemencca,l, % y a II
bar life officielt erflUret iig iom
&anoioot belIer, men ale aaar no
ira, at ban oil a~fceptere, boiS ban
blir ualet.
Ien / Den lite Sime bar Den
oamle Siger belt upcntct iaaet en-
Ripal / Saul Ge1cbanncl, iom igaar
blep palgt til 9eputeretfamretS
FrGlioent meo aIe Stenmer paa 10
nTr. Otter bette @nIg rei'te Here
0cputerebe Jig og roobtc Iamtioigt:
90 Inn I'll 8eriaiue3."
Serne me 9unoionnir oiffeoe
oltiaa op rent ipontont. Set pioes
Of Socialiiterne / beggc aamre ale
ioln en- Wano pil itemnrc Tor 81
Icbannel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16

-.
EyYrnxp As sHcoSp CLASS nATTnh Jush ls1h i'o' Al
rnr rosr orricB At DrcohAh, IOWA, VspfH ThA All
or Cpsana.s OF MkoH8 s, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
IRA aue &anter.

@lofaoen moo Spiflano / Otter.
iieen blep bpuct / Wnnongs, % man.
&c Stibe / De tplfe Eitcrliebapne Itat
irror tiIljsS.
$4,000 oiicntlige Nlulftipn9.
rer / @elgien er aaoet pna Streif.
- General Sopnibenb, rom |
1916 nteo belle fin Nrne bleo taget
tilianqe al Sprferne / allt-cl Imaro
/ Meiopotamielt, bar tuget @fIfeb
ira ben brittle Nrme,
~ Sper belle Sponlel berlfer Der
itor llro % @i9rina. Sra ale aan'
fer meloes ON Streiter og 2ocfoi,tS.
Wange @ombempno er a%rreiteret /
Woorib, Barcelona, %nlcncia % at
Gre @per.
- SpIfe 2obIer oil bereiter lobe
amerifanlfe Sfibe ira &otterbanl
aiennem Minefelterne / Noroiisetl
til Sc tpife Sopne.
$4,000 Sober bar op til Den
9oe Sept. bIet brrbt / l%lfraine - ri
meligpiS al General TerifincS ao=
iaffer.
- Gabrielle o'9lrnlm5io har ienot
egen GeprGientnnt til FariS. San
har loot TSoretrp0c for Yuincore,
Glemcnceall og set eperite HaaO,
men "irgen cr hiclnme".
100000 Nrbeiberc / @omuloS-
ipinoerierne / @ombap / Snoieu er
aaaet pna Streif.
Gn rig Snifer bar fiebt Den
tioliaere tpifc Sellers 2pitpocbt iol
70 MtiQioner Wtarf, meloeS ira 3il:
rich.
- ltnoerhonoIinger, Iom bar paa
aooct / @arIchnu mellein Iolcn oq
Ukraine bar Ic0et til Ell s%yorItaacl1(
me0em Sc TO Stoter, melOes ira Ea.
riS.
ct Sooict Centrum er blet np.
rcttet / Glasgow nleb vnoetafoelin
ger / Sc forIficQioe @per / Glpoe.O
Itriftet, iortrQcr 2onoon "Gailr
Wail".
1Sro Woitpa meIoes, at ser
"huioe Nrme" / HorbriSlano cr
SpleSningstiIItono. Sfiicererlle gaa'
enten opcr iii Sc "Rs0e", eIler DC DC
ier1erer iii ltOrQc.
- 2OO0 @ruQlcijauere Dor
oeollr, TronfriQ. cr paa Streit, ice
Sc neatcr Of bare nleo at latte Stibt
n1eo Ammunition beitemt for Inti
@olIhcpiIt Srcppcr / &usIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Smaanotiier.
Tr niplumntiifc Tprbinoelier.

Sc 0iplomatiifc To~rbin6elier mel.
lem SnitIoH0 og De al DC olllereoe
Mtoatcr, iom bar rotiiiceret 6reoS.
trottaten, pil MI bll 9ienoprettet
iuarelt mulig. Ilereoe iamme Gag,
3raftaten traoOte frat, uonrpnte
Irnnfria lin ieritc Charge o'giiaireS
/ Berlin, o. ban bill opertage lin me
Bot en- al oe ierite Gage. Cen isrs
tie brittle oipIomotiife Neprpicn.
tant / Berlin, Horo ailmornocf, al.
rciite allcrebe / Otanon9S ira Sons
Son. Guiflan0 bar ellom life no
npunt noqen Charge 6'IiinireS
Gpcrfen / 2onoon, ToriS eaer Mom
oo intct ioreliggcr ON SplferneS
Tlancr / bclmc @enieenoe, men oct
iorlnoer, al Sc mco oct isrlte iolialo
pil Icnoc &onIller til &c ire 2anbe.
&c frapGrenbc.
Nelc ocn brittle TreSie befIa9er
c%nitenmiQt, at be Torencoe Stater
bar iraurrcn0e peo llouerlin9en AZ
Motiiifationcruc al SrcoStroftaten /
Iori5 / >proagS. Ser CT /. @r. bpao
telegraph" i~friper:
Sen Cmitpnoigbco at InerifaS
Sianatir manglcr uloer Hatiiice-
riIlQ40oflmCntct er Ell bitter Sfuf'
iclic Tor Oct Ndub, iom gle0eoe nleo
ioo oooc Softer Tor belle Mennelfcbe-
sen ior ct 2nr iioen. @an'fc bit
eriitercr l%{otionerneS 2i9u M / Strait
al Grofiaten3 cgne |eItcmnlel'er,
men belle &eroen pes, at meomlnore
oa iuotiI be S~orenc0e Stater font
mcr mco, pil Ni9nen prre I'll lioct
Npttc % mauQlc Ben ~ntorollte Wipns
0iQhe0, ocn ber beiiooc."
NIooct bcfla1cr oQian TllSlano@
Iraprr irg &eronacn3 Gcrcnorll %
tll,eicr:
",\ll0tll Minllcn flarncr / Elt oll
ser life bli noIcn NerocnSfreo -
od hcllcr life noQct &aab ON ocn."
Evening star., 1920-06-14
w., B. & A. ELECTRIC LINE
RATE RAISE PROTESTED
Commuters Club Of Seabrook, Nd,
Files With I. c. C. Objections
to Proposed Increase.

The Commuters Club OF Seabrook.
Md. patrons Of the Washington. Bal
timore and Annapolis electric line. to-
day filed with the Interstate Com
merce Commission q protest against
| the raise in fare expected to be hled
by the road with the commission In 3
few days. The company has made ap-
plication for the increase with the
public service commission Of Mary
land and fs expected to file tarins
for higher fares in the interstate traf-
fic with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission shortly.
unreasonable to the patrons OF the
road, many of whom donated the right
Of way when the road was built.
says the protest filed by the Com
muters' Club.
1T is unjust to the cities Of Balti-
lowed the W., B. and A. to use their
streets as terminals for years" the
protest continues.
According to the last report filed
with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. December 81, 1919" state the
the company is s4.75s.2so. In 1919 1T
paid 7k per cent dividend on common
stock and s per cent on preferred
stock: total dividend. $316.8s7.50. be
SlQeS earning g. surplus OF SZui,oiS.
TIL road has fifty-flve miles Of track,
has f1fty-nine electric-equipped pas
senger cars, also f1fty-sfx without mo-
tors and fourteen freight cars. 1t pur-
chased power from the Potomac Elec-
tric Power Company for $223,701, and
sold power to other companies for
s1S1.311.
The total revenues received from all
sources. S2.16S,119; operating expenses.
S1.513,078; passenger revenues. $1,S6f.-
672; average fare per passenger. 43
cents; average revenue, car mile, ~
cents; average operating expense, car
mile. 80 cents taverage operating ex-
pense train mile 95 per cent of all
steam roads, $2.2S).
The road has 6o3 employees, who
received 3917.439: six officers Of the
company received $39,693.
LAS the W.. B.. & A was never Nb-
eral with it's employees, and in view
of the fact that an increase of fare
is unwarranted. we beg Of you to
deny the W.. b. &, A. a raise in fare
July L.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion on June rejected an applica-
ton of the Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis asking for an increase
in the cash fare between Washington
and Annapolis. The increase would
have been about 20 per cent.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
|. C. C. ANSWERS HARDING.
Tells Of Authority on Which It
Based Car Assignment.

Replying to a resolution introduced
in the Senate by Senator Harding of
Ohio asking by what authority it is
sued its car assignment order OF April
Is, the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today said the order was based
on the interstate commerce act II
said its authority to take such action
had been upheld by the Supreme Court
In many decisions.
Under the order ears supplied to coal
mines for the transportation Of fuel
for the railroads could not be charged
against the distributive shares Of cars
to those mines. Senator Harding OBJ,
jeeted to the order on the ground that
it was preferential to the railroads
as against some Of the miners and the
public. The commission said the pass
ing OF the roads from federal control
and the suspension of the Fuel Ar
ministration's rules. together with the
transportation conditions and short
age OF fuel on hard-at the time, Gre
ated an emergency IN which 1t act
ed with its best judgment"
No other definite rule or practical
plan has been suggested by the in
terested parties in the many confer
ences that have been held on the sub
tect." the commission added.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
YOUNG BRIDE IN TROUBLE.
Husband Of l4-Year-Old Girl Held
on Perjury Charge.

Zenia James, fourteen years old.
whose parents reside at CASTOR, N.
C., came here early this month and
was married to Joseph De Saints. an
Italian, thirty years old 1t is said
she had visions Of wealth and auto
mobiles. but when she reached here
she learned that her husband was a
waiter. This afternoon she is being
cared for by the woman's bureau Of
the department, while her husband Is
held to answer q charge of perjury.
De Saints gave his address as sol
New Jersey avenue. June !. it is
charged, he swore that Zenia vRs
eighteen years old. A marriage license
was issued and the ceremony per-
formed. ana today the waiter was ar
rested on complaint OF the marriage
license clerk.
The defendant. 1t is stated. moved to
CASTOR from Cleveland, Ohio, and 1t 10
alleged that he brought the girl here
from her home. He denies that he
pretended he was wealthy and that he
had automobiles.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
ADvERrisEME A ENT
"A Mothers Letter.

"A fsw years ago /
Usished less than one hun
drsd pounds. I took Father
Johns Medicine faithful
~ for a little ouey t.Do
years and now veigh one
Hundred and forty pounds,
eqnd do not recqll that /
tNaes been as Uell in my
Getims. / attribute it all
H6Fother Johns Medicine" "
svolSis statement is given volun-
tafily FOR the benefit it may be to
t@$34SA The name and address will
t0A-GlSAn on request.
! ili ayiM period OF over so years
iHuohus Medicine has been
f9uldtnS UP an army of word
Aouth advertisers who tell their
of the benefits received
rom this old fashioned. pure and
Hholesome food medicine. For over
80 years it has proved Its value as
safe family medicine. Guaranteed,
rec from alcohol.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
DEDICATE POE MEMORIAL,
Princeton Observes 173d Baccalau-
reate Sunday.

PRINCETON, N j., June IL
Princeton's 173d baccalaureate Sun
day was observed yesterday. Presi-
dent Hibben addressed tho graduating
class. which numbers $50, In Alexan-
der hall. dealing with the present-day
problems Of the world. He called the
graduates to realisation Of their
duty and obligations to maintain the
traditions and the religion Of the pa
against the unrest and demoraliza-
ton" Of the present
The afternoon was given over to
the dedication Of the Poo Memorial
Field. named In honor OF Johnny Poo,
famous Princeton foot ball player,
who was killed in action during the
world war.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
SOUGHT IN ELWELL CASE.
Mysterious Couple Wanted by Po-
lice in New York Murder Probe.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Search for a
mysterious couple. believed by the DO
lice to be able to give valuable In
formation in connection with the
murder here last Friday morning of
Joseph B. Elwell. wealthy sportsman
and whist expert. was started today.
Besides the man and woman, detec-
tives are searching for two sporting
zen, intimates of Elwell, who dropped
from sight on the morning, of the
killing. One Of these was said to
have known to have double cause"
for enmity toward the dead man.
The other is said to be a bachelor
who resented Elwell's attention to a
woman of their acquaintance.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
1o4 BUSINESS GRADUATES.
High School Completes Its Plans
for Commencement.

The program for the commencement
exercises at Business High School
were completed today by school Of
hciais. Graduation exercisss for tho
two-year class will be held Monday.
and for the four-year class the fol-
lowing day. Diplomas Win bs pre-
sented to eighty graduAtss Of tho
two-year class and twsnty.fovr Of
tho four-year class.
James 1. Milmsth. director Of the
bureau OF engraving and printing.
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress to the graduates OF the two
year class. DR.. Abram Simon. a
member of the board Of educa-
tion, will preside. The diplomas will
be presented by Isaac Cans.
Samuel c. Redman will make the
graduation address to the four-yeAr
class on June 2o. DR.. John Van
Schaick. Jr.. president OF the board
of education, Will preside, George
Wales OF the United States civn Ssry-
fee Commission will present the d.
ploInas.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
CUBAN WIRE STRIKE 70 END.

HAVANA, June 1.-THE strike OF
lines. which has been In progress, for
several days. will end this morning.
An increase in wages. amounting to
virtually 100 per cent. has been grant
ed. The men arrested in this city and
at points inland. charged With sedi-
have been ordered reiesa0ds
Evening star., 1920-06-14
ROSSLYN GAS RATE RAISE.
Increase Of 25 Cents Authorized
by State Commission.

RICHMOND. Va. June IA (specia).-
The state corporation commission today
allowed the Rosslyn Gas Company
an increase OF 25 cents thousand
June Is. The company had petitioned
the commission for an increase from
the present rate OF $1.25 to $1s5, but
the commission ruled against such a
heavy increase and ordered the
twenty-dve-cent increase effective to-
morrow
Sanford Whitwell Of Washington,
general manager Of the company. at
tended the session Of the oommi ssion
which ordered the advanced rate.
Evening star., 1920-06-14
KING TO LEAVE PARIS.
Alexander Preparing to Return
Again to Greece.

PARIS, June IA (by the Associated
Press) The Greek legation an
nounoed today that King Alexander
intends to leave Paris for Greece
Tuesday
TRIESTE. June 1.-THE royal
yacht of Greece Is expected at Venice
tomorrow, where 1t will await the
arrival of King Alexander on his re-
turn to his own country. The yacht
left Athens Thursday.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-22
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United States Land Office,
 at Phoenix, Arizona,
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
State of Arizona.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the pro- visions of the Act of Congress, approved June 2Oth, 1910, (36 Stats, 557), has filed in this office its School Indemnity Land Selec- tions applying to select as indem nity the land described as follows: 3635-O4538O: In T. 8 N, R. 28 E., Lots 2, 8, 4, SE4NW4;; E4SW1, SE4 NE4; Sec. Is, NW4 NE44, NJ NW4, SW4NW4; Sec. IT.
 e: & R. s. M.)
 During the five weeks period of publication of this notice or any time thereafter and before final approval and certifcation this office will receive protests or coptests as 10 any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, March 23rd, 1920.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL, Register,
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver. Date of first publication April 8,
 1920.
 Date of last publication May 6.
 1920.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-12-17
100000 CHILDREll
FACING STARVATION
Vast Relief Effort Launched by
Eight Leading American Organ
izationS to Avert Tragedy.

The most spontaneous as well as the
largest consolidation OF effort in the
history of American relief and charita-
bic organizations has grown out Of the
disaster which threatens 100000
European children this winter. To the
headquarters of every agency that dis
penses American mercy overseas has
come one steady cry for months past
the children, most helpless and blame
less sufferers in the track of war, viii
perish by the thousands before next
harvest unless America saves them.
When DIR. Livingston Farrand, chair
man of the Central Committee OF the
American Red Cross, returned from a
recent trip abroad. his report throbbed
with the need of the children. From
the feeding-stations of the American
Relief Administration throughout east
ern and central Europe came letters,
cables, pleas of every sort. The Pro-
testant churches sent investigators
into after-war conditions and every
report breathed the impending tragedy
of starving and diseased children.
Protestant, Catholic and jewish. the
child life Of Europe Is threatened with
heartrending misery.
The European Relief Council, with