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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
iGLESIAS CALDERON
SERA RECIBIDO P0R
Ell DPT0. DE ESTADO
Ell Subsecretoro Davis lie
manifesto que podria
ser recibido
Es,eeiaI para Ia PRENSA.

TeleS-su,a Especial para Ia PRENSA-
WASHINGTON. JUNO S0.-El En-
LaJador Continental del gobierno &C
tual de Mexico, Fernando Iglesias Cal
Gor6n. Ia ~esuelto iniCair desde lueso
los trabaios uus ma venido d reahzar
on sSta capital Para tai efecto, con
fecha de hoy sc dirigi6 al Departamcn-
10 De EStady pidiendO n audiencia
del Subsecl etario de Estado Davis.
uuifn esta ell fUnciones Dc Secretario
dcbido a y auSencia de Colby. qUi-n
- IN "A Convention De
nocratica de a Francisco
e. Subsecreyario Davis conteStb Al
sGents confidential del Presidents de
Ia Huerta que sstaba dispues;o a con-
ce6erIe Ia audlencia solicitada-
FL senof IGIcsias Calder6n Sc esfor-
zarS DOT druostrar que ei gobierno
del P~resideute de Ia Huerta es 81 su-
,asor legal GeI regimen presId!do Por
81 senior Carrarza. Y por poneC &c ma
n~itiesta a huena disposition del Pre-
sidenJe Substitute para cumpllr con
rodas las othSacionsS int~ernaclonaIes
Coryrafdas por Mexico.
En- los centres oficiales meSlcaHoS
considara Que atm cuando Ia mission
dc Iclesias Calder6n Is diftcii ' deli
raSs Iocrara tener IN aStto taVora-
HE
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u.:n,,,u.. l.. 50. ,incn.nt, Do,r,ss. de largo 49c
D.;n.,o-.. l.. %, ,in.u.D,. n.,e.dss de ...vo 45c
c0FDatss -Four in Hand de 81 80 para c" 69c
S yss t +: de combination v. B. .: para ca $1.49
Camisas de percal de 81 so para caballeros ~
,,;nn =. Sod, l.. 81 50 1898
Crepes Georgette de Movedad, de 50. 80 " ~
50 "a 81 SO
, 49,, , :, q = ward. 4. ,neso$1.59
e -. 90 ,.,,,. 4. Khaki $3.50
., ,.5o 19c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Sc H&CE NOTAH QUE Los RAOi-
GALES NO ExTERNARoN sUS
oPINIoNEs pURANTE IA
VISTA DEL REY

MADRID, JUNO 30.-ComentanS~
IL reciente vista del Rey Alfonso +
Barcelona, hGcen notar los periodic
que por mas CUE Sc anuncio mucho
anticipadamer,e nj los radicales nj los
autonom!ataa sea provecharon de ella
para iheceries propaganda a sus OPT
i!opes, cosa que csta en- absolute con-
:-adiccion con 10 que acontec!o hace
POGO duran-e ia vista que h.zo a Bar
celona Ell Mariscal Joffre, Ia cual Sc
tonic como pretexto para hacer Ill
versus manifestations r~elactonadas
con las ideas de independence que PIE
Eaiecen entire los grupos mcn!conados,
Eahiendosa l!cgado al extreme de grt-
tar a voz en- cuciio en- ~lss-calles: niue
ra Espaha! en- tanto u durante Ia
vista Lltinr Iel Rey no Sc regtstro el
r:enor incidentc de esta clase.
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FACHEDADES PARA Ell
TRAFFIC. DE F. {.

EAGLE PASS. Texas, JUNO SOIL
Suuerinine,ierte GENERAL de las Ltneas
Eacionalcs dc Mexico. para el distri-
TO de Monc,ova. sehor G. Rend6n Y Ell
Aeente General en- Piedras Negras. Sc
for Alfonso Ieldes. estuv!eron aver en-
esta ciudad. con objeto de hacer ina
vista al Agente Local del 81. thern
Pacific. aqu', con objeto de bu IT Ia
manera de llegar a un meJoramlento
Nar;l las taCilidades en- e! serTic!o de
~t~ansportes ferrocarrileros entire los
Estados Unidos y Mexico. por este
runto. Un1 de los puntos que Sc ira
taron en- Ia vista de r~eferencia. fue ell
relative q IL elimination de! bono que
pCr ia can.idad de NIL pesos Sc exiSe
an II actualidad a todos los consigna-
tar;os de carros con ~mercanclas en-
Mexico. como ~garantla de QUE los ca
Voc seran devueltos en- buen estado.
Tai requisite Sc es:ableci6 en- vista dc
ouc con motive de Lac actividades re-
v~oiucionarias. las emp-csas ferroca-
rr:leras dner!calas perdlan con IRE
cuerc!a carrcg que eran capturaoos o
G~estruidos por los rebe!des, pero ma
r!erdo desaparec!do ~ tai estaao dc
cosas : estaadc m~ejorardo rap!damen-
re IA situaci6n al grado de hai!a7se
cas-, en- Ell estado normal que ten:a an
tea de la revolution. los representatives.
ferrocarriieros m~exicanos consioerah
que no es aecesarto va tai requisite &c
Earantia para los carros.
FL seno- Rcnd6n. que es un lerEo-
ca-rilero lie gran experienced expreso
=, deseo de cooperar con 81 pubico en-
sn1hos lados de la lfnea divisoria- en-
TODD aouello Cue tuviera por fin ia
ciiitar Ell 5ervicio de t~ransportes de los
fe~.rofarriies.
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I'm barco japones fue atace-
do por los chinos

TOXIC. JUNO 3o.-El Ministerio de
Marina japones publica IN comun:ca
do en- q Que da cuenta de 'que un
sofrc ell acorazado japones "Fushini"
que Sc hallaba anclado frante a csc
puerto h:rtendo n dos Tarinos de Ia
trinulaci6n. uno de ellos de g~ravedad.
~accr1zado japon=s fue atacado por
los Chinos en- ell sur de csc pats. Ell
comunicado de referencia dice asf:
Las tropas del Sur. (chinas). al en-
trar en- Chan-Sha. ah.ieron Ell fuego
FL ..Filstini" Sc vi6 o%bligado a contes
tar 81 f.ego, causardo bajas en- las
:ilas chinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

Por pe-sore5 caracterizadas cue han
-.sgado a esto ciudad muy recieHtemen
-. 2rocedAatcs de Ia capital de Ia Re-
Me,icana = del puerto de Tam
Yico. saberros cue los aboCados de las
re~goc!acioneS pe;-oleras mas !mpo-tan
.es de N:nico a cont!nuado !ns!S-
.san6o cer,1 &C las autoridades judi
c;ales de Il m~etrGpoli para L Ia Su
,-ara Core de Justicia dc IA Nacion
reconsidere 10 relative a los aTnparos
r-asentados pcr dichas empresas INDUS
tales en- resec antsriores. en- contra
do e,gr;nos acuerdos : determInaclones
7ra fue-on expedidcs Dor e. Ministro
IL Trdustriq y Concrete en- e. GahiHe-
del PresiGpn-e C~arranZa. : Que al
dacjr de lbs i-teresados lesIonan mCy
e-vementa los intereses do IA indus
.r.a petro|ers.
A6eroas Sc nos ha asegurado cue los
nanartamcntoc Legales de las mas pro
r,inen,es r~egociaciones de csc SeneHo
es;sn trab1iando con gran acttvioac :
han en-tado q "a ciudad de Mexico
sus representatives, para que 1uevanea
- i1sistar cerca del Gooierno que
reside 81 =aHor De Ia Euerta. = del
Congreso DE- 10 Union. las modIflcacio
res provecra6as al teIto del artIculo
- CONSTITUTIONAL. en- su psrte re!ativa
= IN propiodad del subsuelo nactonaL.
= az aouel,a applicable a pe-seccioRes
o, rer-irorio considerable deatro de las
zonas federales : en- los GAUGES de los
nos.
4 este prop5siJo. Y recordando Que
., MaSistrGdo Alberto NJ. Gonzalez, fue
de los surlscas que han tornado en-
I,ayico participation en- los debates
o-;girados por los amparos Y las petit
cones de las companies ~petro,eras on
:, sero de- ia Supreme Corte de JuStl-
cia. nos aceycamos aver al citado aoo-
-a6o an.es de que partiera para 81
Eorte de los Estados Unidos. !nterfo-
rz,dolo acerca del particular.
xuestro cnJrevistado Sc excuse desde
r,,oro de hacer declaration alguna. dl
cjerdo que le mission que 10 trae a es
- nafs esra muy lejos de tener CO.
rext6n aleuna con Ia materia; pero
orc sin embargo. considerable de m
,e-es alsunas declaraciones. a 81 iIega-
:. = washington ~consultarfa con 81 Go
hie-no del Presidente De IA Huerta'
IVA ;,sbiar Ge una manera Official.
.,<or,a- sobre 10 que ha%a al res
pecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Cambian saludos los jefes
m~iiiidres de Eagle Pass
Piedras Negras

Te.eCrauna Esnecial para LA PRENSA.
EAGLE PASS Texas. JUNO 26.-Un
sUceso mjlitar de i~mportancia iuterna-
cGUnal. que Iure de manifesto las bue
ras relaC;ore2 CUE eXisten entire los ha
bi,antes de esta ciudad y los de Ia We
Gina poblGci6n de Piedras Negras fue
el que tuvo lugar aver. Cuando ei CO.
nandante del Distrito Militar de Eagle
Pass. Corone, Paul Gtddings acompaha
do de su Estado Mayor Y varios jefes
= oficialcs te Il ~guarnicihn de eSta pla-
81. pas = Piedras Nesras para hacer
ura vista de- cortesfa a. Comandante
Militar de esq cjUdad. General Je;ns
Morales. Los ;efes y oticiales america
nos fue-or recibidos ruv cordialmen-
70 Y ~estuvieror departiendo en- aiegre
convivialiiad con los jefes Y oficiales
mcxicauos Dor algunas horas.
e General Morales : su Estado Ma
yer Y otros jefes y osiciales del hjeT-
clio mexiceno. paearon hoy Ia vista
al Co-one! G~!dGings. habisrdo sido reel
bi6o con iEral cordialidad por las au-
tor.6ades nilitares del Campo Eagle
Pass. La banda del Tercer Regimisnto
&C Intaarer!a di6 aud;cion en- no.
CO los v~,sitantes hab!endo tocado es
pisEas me1icaras Y 81 Hlmno
Eacioral ouc Fue escuchado por
los rj1ifarss con 81 saiuGo de III
"a = Dor los civiles con Ia cabeza des-
cubierta. Gran nunero de PARTICULARS
concurrieron 4 ambas ceremon!as. ha-
n.endo ouedado muy complacidos 0
las muestras de amistad que Sc hicie-
ron patentes dichas autcridades.
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elso FL pELIGEo QUE AmENA'
zAsA DE IA HUELGA De
HIJANDEROS

Es,A.ial para IA PRENSA.
SII%DA DDE MEXICO, JUNO go
ia pasado va 81 peiisro que nao'd y
60 consideraaa :nminente de una nue.
Ga de hilanderos en- ei distrito feue-
raj.
Las diferencias entire los ooreros :
,os uatrones Sc solucionaran de ma
Nora aristosa pues mos Y otros estan
bian ~dispusstos a ieigar a un arresio'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
CELEBRA TREVINO JIM
NUEVA C~ONFERENCIA
CON Los ~PETROLEROS
Sc trato de las Demands
de la derogacion de la
ley carrancIsta

Te!eg-ama Especial para LA PRE%SA.
c. DE MEEICO. JUNO 30.-Cna wye
va conferaHciI celebraron con e. secre
tario de Industrial ' Concrete. gene
Ial Trevino. los representatives de las
companies petroliferas que tienen vas
tas p~ropiedadas en- e. Norte del EStaGo
de Eeracruz.
En- eSta C~rn:erencia So trat6 sohre
llS mismas demands hechas pov los
representatives respecto a Ia derogac:fn
dc los decretos expedidos durante 81
regimen de Carranza que ponen trahaS
. las companlas para Ia exploitation
DC los terreros de su propiedad. Pc
70 como IN las dos conferencias an
tdtiores no * lego a ningGn arres!o
~satisfactorio. por 10 Que So acord6 celc
hrar nuevas JUntas en- las Que los re
pr~ese1tan5cs Ge las empresaS eXtrg0-
teras preseHtaran sus demardaS modi
:iCadas.
.AGu cuanGn el Secretario de Indus
t-ia Sc rehuSi a haCer d~eclaraciones
acerca de Ia tratadoe n al nueva con-
leros. Sc ha logrado saber que los re-
ferldos representatives pidieron igua!-
mente Ia da-osaci6a de los irpuestos
Iecretados Lor el ex-Sec-eta-;o de
hacienda. L,!s Cabrera, sobre Ia ex-
n~ortaci6n del petroleo. Uno de es"S
iupuestos - ei de VENTURES pesos orc
nacional por cada tonelada de petrd-
leo crudo one sale del pals.
Como los representatives dc las com
pahias pe,rolfferas eXtranjeras insis-
tieran en- que 81 gobierno a5oiieCa to-
dos los decretos ~expedidoS durante q
rtginen de Corranza con respccto 4 IA
industrial uetrolIfera, Treyiho les d!io
Cuc no podjl conceder ninGuna solicit
1uG que zicrificara en- n a!guna
una ~violaci6n de Ia Constitution viSen-
>. = que si7ceramente pedia a los pc
r~-o,e-os uus modifica-an sus denan-
G2s de que p:dieran ser aten-
6;das por el gobierno sin perjuicio d"
los intereSea del pals.
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ENlACE YZNACA-RlOS AlVA-
RADIO

III senior Manuel A. YznaEa Y IA
senorita Aurora Rios AiNaredo cele-
braran hoy su enIacc matrimonial l.
ceremonial religiosa Sc llcvara a o.
fecto en- IA Cathedral de San Fernan-
do. a las S de IA tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
LIE u INFLIGIDA AL
REBELDE Oral. OSUNA
La PRIMERA DERROTA
IN la Hacienda de Ia Diana
tuUo lugar esta, segun Ell
iRforme Official.

G De MENICO. JUNO 3O-Las sro
pas del general ArnuIfo Gomez. ieEc
90 o~perac;oCeS en- e EstadO d. Tanl.u
Enas. inflig!Sron derrora complete al
general C1rl-S Osuna, QUEEN So le"ant6
er armas en- IA hacienda de San;S
Engracia.
Asf 10 ref;ere un iRto-me cue rus
rCc:bido y dadc a cOnOcer anoch= por
n Secrn--rfa &c Guerra. inforns IN e.
que - asegurt que la>derrO:a del =e-
neral OSuaa two IuEa- Ell Ia Hacienda
Ia Diana. situaia al Norte de Ciudsd
Victoria. ea2i,l' del Estado de Tamau
l'oas.
En- los centres oficiales Sc diJo . los
psriodjstss cue Sc smprenderta =
en]rsica ca.nsnaha contra Csuna : q
NJ Sc ssjar: IN dIcha Can2ana hasta
lograr Ia d~eSyrucci6u &c Ia nUeva f'Hr
"a revolu.i"na-ia. no solo pOrque cons
-iruya uu r-.Igro para Ia paZ en- IA
fron,e-a- sIao porque Osuna Sc levan
T.. en- armaS 6eSpurs de habsr hecho
rst;erudas protestas Ge amistad h2cia
81 ruevo regimen y de haber daio
"ecuridades al Secretario de Ia Guerra
Ge que n ~aprovecharia su viaje q
Ncrts par orEanizar 1inEnn movi
uisnto armada.
WASHINGTON. JUNO So.-El DcDar-
amento Do Estado rscibia hoy infor-
mes ,elegric:cos frasmitidos por "a
Embajada 5e los Estados Unidos On
IT, Ciudad lie Mexico. transcribiendo
las noticiaS on, So dieron a Ia publ
cidad aver or dicha capital. reistivas
a IA suole ,aci6n del general Carlos
OSuna.
Lc sinCormes rec;bidos por ei Depar-
mento de E.stado dicen que oficialmen-
IT, sea dm.,lo. por IA Secretaria de
Guerra Y Marina. Ia rebeldta del CT
tado general Osuna. at q Estado de
ramauiipas. y que Ia propla Secreta-
ia Dc Guerra orden6 q envio de tro-
pas a combdtic a Osuna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

Para libros en- espanol dirtjass I'd.
, Ia Casa Editorial lozano. ffe North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
Askov American., 1920-04-15
Askov

N. G. Laursen was a Pine City cal
Ter Tuesday.
Leo Nielsen went to Minneapolis
Saturday for a few days visit.
Mrs. r. s. Rasmussen and dangh-
ter returned Wednesday 10 their
home in Minneapolis.
VIM. johnson. printer from Ra-
cine, Wis, came here Tuesday for a
visit with Holger Jorgensen.
Miss Ida Madsen and her uncle. A.
Madsen were Minneapolis visitors
from Sunday till Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morten Mortensen
left Wednesday for Minneapolis.
where the latter will consult a doc
tor.
The ID. 3. S. gave dance at the
assembly hall Friday evening which
was well attended and the usual
good time had.
Chr. Petersen who has been work
ing for r. s. Rasmussen in Minnea-
polls this winter was an Askov cal
Ter the first part Of this week.
Friends and neighbors filed the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nj. Jorgen-
sen to full capacity, Tuesday even
ing, in honor of Mr.. Jorgensen's
birthday.
The quarterly meeting OF the To-
cal Danish Lutheran congregation
was held Sunday afternoon In the
| church basement and was we'll at
tended Routine matters were gone
over and followed by a discussion oil
caring for the cemetery, 1t being de-
| cided that the board Of directors
should appoint one man to have
charge OF the beautifying and main
tanning Of same. After some discus
sion II was decided not to sell the
approximately three acre tract o
land just north OF the church barn
The committee in charge of build
ling the parsonage reported tha
work on same would be commenced
Just as soon as possible.
Members OF the local cooperative
creamery met Saturday in the assem-
bly, hall to hear the report OF tn
committee who had been investiga
ting and gathering data on othe
crcameries in the state. james
Sorensen and c. w. kampfer OF TIL
Twin Cities also addressed the meet
ing. After some discussion both 70
and against building 1t was decides
to start building this year at an es
timated cost of $4,000. A commit
tee was selected to solicit shares
when they have canvassed the com
munity an effort will be made +
loan whatever amount is lacking
The general sentiment OF the cream
cry patrons favOrs building the soon
err the better.
Askov American., 1920-04-15

Tornado. Cyclone and Wind
storm 1nsurance.-You noticed
the damage lately done. Prepare
before it is too late. Minnesota
Farmers Mutual will insure you.
| will fill out your application.
You must insure before you can
get Federal farm loan. Call or
notify me. Also hail insurance.
Ludwig Mosb@k, Askov.
5OW30-5t
Askov American., 1920-04-15
Grass Land for Rent-My 80

Grass Land for Rent-My 80
acre farm, in Sec. 3l-44-19. 5
miles north of Askov, all seeded
down and fenced, water on place,
is for rent for hay land and after
first crop is taken off, for past
ure. 80 to 35 acres practically
cleared for cutting. Send in
your price you will pay for it
to the First State Bank of AskOv
before May LIST; highest bidder
gets il. Holger Bergen. owner.
75w31-2t*
Askov American., 1920-04-15

Poultry Meeting in Askov-
There will be a poultry meeting
in Askov on Saturday, April II.
at l:3O p. m. Mr.. Chapman, who
helped make Barnum famous for
it's poultry industry, will be glad
to do the same for Askov, if
wanted Ludwig Mosbak.
47w31 -2t,n
Askov American., 1920-04-15

For Sale Setting eggs from
pure bred S. C. White Leghorns,
pen headed by a male from 264
egg trapnested stock. Setting
Of Is eggs $15O; 50 eggs 81.
Leave orders early as we can
spare only one setting a day
Mrs. Theo. Jensen. 5 miles north
east Of Askov. 48w31tf
Askov American., 1920-04-15

The Askov Cooperative Asso-
citation wishes to receive bids on
the old scale: same to be re-
moved from premises before
April 2S, 1920. Bids will be re-
ceived by secretary up to and
including April II. 192O.--Adolf
Jensen. Sec. 4lw3l ct
Askov American., 1920-04-15

Bids for building a parsonage
in Askov will be received up to
May Sth, 6 p. m. Plans and spe-
can be had at First
State Bank of Askov.-Building
Committe, by N. S. Petersen.
38w31-2t
Askov American., 1920-04-15
Notice to Contractors.

The Askov Cooperative Asso-
citation will receive bids on ex-
cavation and concrete work for
installing the new scale. Draw
ings and specifications can be
seen at Associations office. Bids
will be received by secretary up
to and including April II. 1920.
Adolf Jensen. Sec. 46w31 1-2t
Askov American., 1920-04-15
SPECIAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting will be held at
the town hall. in Town of Nor
man. on Monday. April 26. be-
twee the hours of 10 a. m. and
4 p. M: To decide by ballot if
the town be bonded or not for
$4,000. Money to be used to
build new roads and bridges.
Given under my hand this 5th
day of April 1920. Arthur F..
Wood, Town Clerk. 75w3l -2t
Have you a COW or two which
you want to dispose of? If so
try a Want Ad in the American.
These Want Ads work day and
night and are read by about
5000 people.
Askov American., 1920-04-15
WantColur11n

For Sale My entire flock of
sheep, consisting Of 36 ewes with
lambs at side and Ia yearling
ewes. - Earl Howey, Bruno,
Mimi. 23w31-2t
Evening star., 1920-04-08
UNION ENGINE HOUSE
| TO GET "SPR|NG PAINT
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
Receives Portraits of John F.
Callan and Thomas E. Llovd.

Old Union engine house at 18th and
H streets. the headquarters Of the
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants of
the District of Columbia, is to get
spring coat of paint.
The association. at brief meeting
last night. approved the report Of the
committee which sought bids for the
job. and the committee was author
lied to proceed with the work.
Election of two members and the
presentation of portraits of John F..
Callan and Thomas Z. Lloyd were the
only other matters that came up for
action.
The new members are w l.. Wilker-
son, 633 F street, and William E. Pu-
laski. 732 I'd street.
Miss Clara T. Callan presented to
the association portrait of her
father. John F. Callan, one of the
original members of the association.
The donor said she was leaving the
city and knew that the association
would take good care of the picture.
Mr.. Callan was born in 1910 and died
in 1871. For many years he was a
druggist at 9TH and E streets. The
picture was presented by Washing
ter.
The portrait of Thomas E. Lloyd
was presented by Capt. George w.
Evans on behalf of Benjamin D.
Drane. Henry l.. Bryan. vice presi-
dent, presided In the absence of the
president, Theodore w. Noyes.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
CITIZENS WILL CAMPAIGN
TO ELECT SCHOOL BOARD
Organization Backs Passage of
Senator Sherman's Bill; Steer
ing Committee Chosen.

A campaign to obtain the passage of
bill introduced by Senator Sherman n.
chairman of the Senate District COM
mittee. providing for the election Of
the board of education by a vote Of
residents Of the District is to be
waged by the citizens joint committee
for an elective school board This
was decided upon at a meeting of the
organization last night in the rooms
of the Board of Trade. The steering
committee was authorized to draft the
plans for the camapign.
"A general house cleaning" of the
board of education was advocated by
DR.. Starr Parsons as the only feasible
method of putting the school system
back into harmonious working order.
1t was emphasized at the meeting.
however, that the organization Is alb
solutely non partisan in the present
school controversy
Roy c. Clafiin was unanimously re-
elected chairman Of the committee
and J. Clinton Hiatt. secretary. Mem
bers OF the steering committee ap-
pointed are: w. W. Keeler. Morris H.
Glazer, John E. Early. Miss Estelle c.
Jackson. Mrs. Florence Rogers. Miss
Ethel NJ. Smith. Henry w. Draper, J.
Clinton Hiatt. Roy c. Claf1in, George
A. Ward. F. G. Sartwell and Mrs. r.
NICK. Shelton. Henry P. Blair, former
member of the board of education,
was elected an honorary member of
the committee.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GIVE CADETS MEDALS

Decision was reached at Tuesday
nights meeting of the board of direc-
tors Of the Chamber of Commerce to
award the Allison Naylor medal as
usual this year to the captain OF the
winning company in the annual COM
petitive drill. and to award the sharp
shooters medal to the winning sharp
shooter Of the High School Cadet Corps.
The board has approved the appil-
cations of the following for member
ship in the chamber: William F.
Brown. ]. w. Hawley. Michael Heis-
ter. Frank A Howard. James Z.
HoyIe, Mckinley W. Kreigh. Joseph
Naiman. ]. A. Norris, II. B. Planklng-
ton. H. l. Seebold. DR.; George w.
Smith. ]. William Stohlman. Morris
Vigderhouse, l.. r. Voorhees,, Hugh
Wallis, Max C. ]. Weihle. j. T. l..
Wright, Louis n. Yockelson and Sal
vatore Scalco The names are TO De
voted upon at the meeting or the
chamber in the Willard Hotel Tues-
day evening.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Col. C. H. Martin Ordered Here.

Col. Charles H. Martin. infantry. at
Chicago. has been ordered to this
city for duty in the office of the ad-
jutant general.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

John Trammells boathouse, where
they were made comfortable until
their clothes were dry enough to be
worn home.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

lie was a Miss PEBBLES Of Birming-
ham. who was commissioned by the
governor in 1893.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
FIVE TECH HIGH SENIORS
ARE DRENCHED IN RIVER
Three Girls and Two Boys Over
turn When Canoe Hits Snag
in Shallow Water.

Five Tech High School seniors, two
boys and three girls, participating in
the Easter hike of their class at Great
Falls yesterday afternoon. were given
a drenching when their canoe over
turned They were Miss Louise Sulli-
van, 400 1 street southeast, and a girl
companion; Kenneth Donaldson. 20
street northeast; Yost Harbaugh, 1875
Emerson street northeast. and Alvin
McNish. sos H street.
The young people were on the river
about 200 yards above the dam. where
the high and turbulent water made it
dangerous. A submerged branch OF a
tree between two islands caused the
accident. Fortunately for the mem :
bers of the party, the water was not
very deep, and little difficulty was ex-
perienced in getting to the shore.
McNish quickly recovered the canoe.
and the five drenched pupils went to
Evening star., 1920-04-08
ROOFIN G ,

Do not waste your money by patching your
JFAKY ROOFS Give il one coat EverweaF
LIQUID Roofing Cement. 1t is guaranteed to
stop all leaks-prcvent all leaks for ten years
REPUBLIC PAINT AND LEAD WORKS.
Z O. Rox 1903. Washington, y. o.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
THEFTS REPORTED TO POLICE
Thirty Quarts of Whisky, Cash and
Jewels Among Stolen Goods.

Miss Agnes McCann. 4744 18th
street. last night appealed to police
of the tenth precinct to recover prop
erty stolen from a Park road apart
ment. The loot consisted Of an ex-
money. a class ring bearing the name
W. w. Wilson and cards and papers.
She valued the property at $500.
Theft of thirty quarts of whisky.
valued at $780, was reported by
Charles E. Tribby. jr., 1430 w street.
The owner told the police the liquor
was taken from his apartment yes
terday.
Grace Parker. 401 4th street, told of
the taking of $146 from her home yes
terdav.