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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
Ia pETENCION DEL GENERAL
ERHART

BERLIN. Mayo 2.-La orden para
la dctencion del general Erhart. co,
mandante de Ia hrigada naval. dicta.
da POGO dsspues del golpe de Estadc
del doctor kauu. no ha sido cum.
pl:da todavia. Dicho general Sc en-,
cucntro ain al frente de Ia briga.
la acampada en- Muenster. De di,
cho Iugar ma ido a "ntrevistarse un
diputadg con 81 ministro de dsfensa
Gessler. invitandolo a que Sc dele
sin efecto Ia ordcn de apprehension
amenazando para en- case contrario,
con CUE eI public no csta dispuesto
Il recmilir que Sc le toquc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
TAMBIEN EN- ITALIA HUBO
D~ES0RDENES Ell Ola
DEL TRABAJO

ROMA. Mayo 2.-Despachcs rcci,
Oidos aori de varias provincias, in.
dican que 81 dia de ayr, Ia fiesta
del Trahajo, transcurrio en- el pals
sin grandos d~esordAres, exccrto en-
Turin, en- donde los motines tuvic.
ron IN caracter sangriento. pues en-
varios cheques que Sc tuvicro3
entire los guardias Y los obreros. III
dc los prime-os results muerto :
| Fue.a de estos inciGentes, puede
5ccirsc cue la citaGa celebration pa.
so CT Italia sin novedad. pucs s@!a.
merte disturbios dc mencr ~importa@.
c!a tuv:-ron iugar Ell otras pobla.
clones. pero sin l!egar a corr,r Ia
sangrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

PARIS. Mayo 2.-LoS motines que
Sc i~niciaron aver tarGe en- esta ca.
plta!, entire los obreros huelguistas '
les no huelguistas Y la policia, con.
tinIaron drrarte la noche, hab:.ndo
ccurrido varies Hu9vcs encuentros
entire uro V otroS.
icGav:a en- IL man2Ha de hoy, los
animos 50 hallaban muy excitados Y
Sc teEia el tenor de que Sc librarian
nuevos vombatsS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
TRATABASE DE DOS DESER-
torres

A las 2 p. m. del dia de aver, fue-
ron conducidos a las oficinas de po-
licia dos j~ovenes americanos que ell
agente McKaubhan aprendio a Dor
do de un tren de pasajeros del Este.
Segun pudimos investigar, los J0ven-
zuelos Sc dedicaban a m~endigar. Fue
81 caso por Ell cual Ell agentc poi;claco
les cetuvo. Pero mas tarde, va en-
las ofitlnas de p~alicia, Sc les idcntifi-
co COMO desertores del ejercito.
Los dos presses seran en- breve tur-
nados q las autoridades establecidas
en- el Fuerte de San Houston, a fin
de cue ALI Sc les APPLIQUE el castigo a
que Sc hayan hecho ~acreedores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
"A LEY ELECTORAL.

BERLIN, Mayo Fla ley cleo
toral CUE regina para las e~lcciones
que So calebr2yan ell dia 6 de Junic,
para cscoGer el primer Parlamento
republican,. fue a~probada hoy por la
Asamblea Nacional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
T~elefonos Crockett $50, 7O4,

Telefonos Crockett 9g6. 704.
1920 Y
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AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito y a precios "a.
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Matr:monios Y Funerales. Wales COR
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

afirman cue 81 pals Sc encuentra de-
vastado Y existe Ell hambre Y Ia mise
ria con sus adicionales, las enferme-
dades de todas clases.
Los rolacos por medic de sistema-
tea incautaci6n, han privado a la
poblaci6n de toda clase de recursos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-23
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE PROGRAM,

For weeks now. the papers have rung with denuncia
of the Nonparsan League Again and again this
paper and others have challenged each traducer
plain of part of the program proposed But gentle
men the kept-press you silent oysters any
comment the LEAGUE PROPOSALS. We do not
hang what you think Arthur Townley He satisfies
the League membership for President and that is we'll
settled We all invite criticism of what the League pro-
poses do That is vital question 1t has to do with
u.s. one and ALL The personality of the who do
work little nothing You say Arthur Town
ley socialist and everything else supposed to be
unpopular. What of it? He is hell of good organizer
too isn't he? He has big jumping sideways in
about thirteen states and he started from nothing
plus He has accomplished this in about six With
this 1t is pretty fair that he and his
will debate national policies with you in four
years
Will you fellows never learn?
1t takes to produce such effects.
Arthur Townley nor any other man could have accom-
pshed such results it because there NEED
for just such results.
The popust uprising is not far back that you can
not recall it.
1t had merit. Most of you recognized that merit
after your very citadel under fire. You met the
dions tardy reluctantly, with surly grimaces and hate
your hearts. But you met and admitted the demands
be just Corrections followed and republicans and DEM
ocrats WED with each other which could adopt most
populist ideas
Now you up against the thing only this
time it is going be a thorough reform. When
the League is longer useful this country will have set
tied 1t that PRIVATE MONOPOLY is INTOLERABLE."
1t will be settled for all time that he who produces
wealth is entitled a fair share of it.
1t will have been settled that administration can
abrogate the constitution at will.
It will be settled that all equal b,fore the law
1t will be settled that no CLASS of citizens can
.crucify mankind upon cross of Cold
You cannot evade the issue. Point to that plank IN
the League platform against the public interest
you denounce the platform in any particular
depend on it that it is going through.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-23
THE DEmocRAr,c STATE TICKET

Just now the air is surcharged with threats To all
these the Republicans give respectful we might say de-
voted attention and encouragement. When wildeyed
democrat denouncy the Nonparisan League for try
ing to help party good things at least better
things than they done heretofore 1t is perfectly
natural for the republicans encourage him i'm his de-
nunciaon That is the to recruits But what
are the real facts and conditions?
For several years the producing and laboring class
have complaining bitterly of their We had
democratic administration two years ago in this state
and appointed the heads of the various trusts to
late prices The peop'e were helpless. war was on
and to cayl of the trust bosses to in
ve and Jail the charge OF obstructng
tn. of the True st false charge but
that was allowed be shown. To obstruct crook
from robbng your pantry unpatriotc within the
puriew of the that So the trust the
trust the -four trust the coal trust robbed us right
and the people had to grin and bear It, In the
they changed the politics of the admnisra
the treatment more thoroughly but less
painfully applied But the people were thinking and de-
cided again for better results They have seized
the machinery of the really dominant party of the state
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-23

They have named ticket They going to try and put
it in office 1t a good ticket of clean trustworthy
men far as human Intelligence select.
Now, why complain and threaten to bolt?
If this ticket is beaten you rely having another
of the sort two years hence. THE REFORMS DE-
MANDED BY THE PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE Sc
CURED before the agitation stops Every delay
tuate the activity of those who seek perfectly normal
and lawful relief.
If you politician you know better than to try
and thwart the people in perfectly just demand Com
and past experience has taught you that such
demands cannot be ignored
If you a small business you ought to be able
to that these people fighting battle and that
your every interest demands that they win
If you a producer you know that
every step between you two is step fraught with
pense to each The elimination of unnecesssry mddeme
makes for both of your interests.
There only set of who reasonably
object the League program That is the little bunch,
numerically, of highwaymen who have made themselves
very prosperous by robbing all of They, and those
they hire to support them going
lots of noise I'm this campaign They going appro
pirate all the patriotism there is in the land Every
and woman who votes for their home and freside
will be branded w. w, Bolshevik, Red Radical,
and anything else considered opprobrfous But they
not have enough votes be dangerous you all
your self interests dictate. really
If by this time you ought to where your
lie.
The high of living is with us to stay until we
reduce by cutting out useless and cumbersome middle
1t is with for keeps unless the takes hand
puts the firm curb of service at of them
If state owned and operated mines
here and there do for moment believe that
here would be paying ss5 for coal? Common
teaches you different
With cold storage warehouses publicly owned and op
Grated farmers hold fruits pota
and other products forgetting eggs
and the markets would be stabilized and the enormous
profits of the speculator divided equitaby between the
consumer one hand and the producer the other.
Take little time to consider what you are doing.
Our forefathers provided of correcting every
justice without blocdshed revolution They gave
votes the powerful weapon enjoyed by any peo
pie. Let us them intelgently and wrongs may
be rghted speedily.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-23
A TEST OF vERAcITY

The balance in the general fund of North Dakota on
June 30 1920 the largest the history of the
And wasn't larger by few piing hundreds of dollars
but by 100000, than any previous balance 1t to-
tailed $s45,779.2s The largest previous balance was
1919, when the total $526,92243.
And with this satisfactory condition of the states
finances, and with the states Industrial program be-
ginning pay its way and something for
the state, will be greatly reduced for this year.
year ago the l. v. A. editors ana politicians
predicting financial for the state There certain
to be treasury deficit and would have be raised
to unheard of heights
Instead of deficit, there the biggest surplus the
state has had Instead of higher they be
considerably lower in spite of the so per
in the tax for the soldiers bonus
year ago the l. " A. lied about the state treasury
Now they lying about the Bank of North Dakota
What they say about the far the truth
what they said about the states finances The truth is
them. Anyone who believes them any state
ment is almost invariably deceived-Fargo N. d. Cour-
ier-News
In times sentinel found asleep on duty
taken out and shot In peace times in America the sen
nels guard guard the liberties of the nation the
men and women who vote. If these sennes fall asleep
they will be shot for their negligence of duty but they
will pay penalty their children will grow up and
the penalty again and again. These interests who
spending millions to control conventions and elections
the enemies of the people the people do not guard
well their rights with and patriotism during
the coming months they will find year the national
capitol in possession of those who have bought and paid
for it, The American uner class just dangerous to
the American people the German Junkers to Eu
rope Conquest and exploitation is their motto and
life practically controlled by these Junkers Per-
nit them purchase control of the national government
then when firmly seated hev will proceed to collect their
of the with interest high enough to
finance many future campaigns That will be the peoples
penalty for sleeping on guard-Monte Vista Graphic
Reporter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-23
OUR FORM OF GOVERNMENT is ALL RIGHT

There is alb solutey nothing the with our form
of government that cannot be by intelligent
of the ballot, form changed at the will
of the people governed by the whatsoever
and to whatsoever end they fit But the ballot
not much if we do use it.
Now since the Primary is it will be interesting
to listen to whole lot of presumed to be best c
zens both men and who last Tuesday deliberately
failed to exercise their right of suffrage yell fool
heads off because the Primaries didn't go to suit them
Every voter who went to the poles their
franchise as patriotic duty should carry stuffed club
and swat these political hookworms every they
their heads-Monte Vista Graphic Reporter
We have just little space left, Henrietta after at
tending TO other and more important matters and will
say for information that as gambler YOU do not
stack up any better than do newspaper man If
we had the money to bet might take YOU up provided
you did not dictate where winnings 60.
ter stick to your forms of rascay and not try
learn any new ones at yout age Remember how hard
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
NIGHT SCHOOL
 TO OPEN SOON
Prospective Pupils Asked to Leave Names and Ad-
 dresses Immediately.

Superintendent John E. Lang of the Juneau Public Schools an- nounced today that the Citizenship Night School will reconvene for the fall term at an early date.
 Subjects to be offered include English, Civil Government, Reading, Arithemetic, U. s. History and kin dred subjects Another course will be special one in Sanitation and another in Penmanship.
 By special arrangements with the school board a course in commercial studies and vocational training, in cluding manual training and dc nestle science, also will be of fered.
 If there are enough who wish it., l regular high school course will be given.
 Those desiring to enroll are re- luested to leave their names, ad- dresses and telephone numbers either with the Superintendent of Schools or at the Circulation desk of the Public Library
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
ACTION STARTED
 BY SCATAGL|N|
Claims Reputation Injured by Rikalo's Charge-Seeks
 $2,OOO Compensation.

Claiming injuries to his business and personal standing resulting rem charges instituted by Louis Rikalo, Ettore Scataglini, owner of the Perseverance Stage line, through his attorney H. L. Faulkner this morning started action against Rikalo for damages amounting to s2,000 The suit grows out. of a charge of attempting to shoot with intent to kill which Rikalo filed against the plaintiff who was in dicted by the grand jury and ac- quilted this week after a trial in he U. S. District Court.
 The complain states: That on the 25th day of August, 1920, the defendant, maliciously intending to njure the plaintiff, filed a com plaint and affidavit before the U. $. Commissioner at Juneau, Alaska, charging the plaintiff with attempt ing to maliciously shoot him, the said defendant, and that upon said affidavit and complaint, the plain
  warrant issued upon said complaint and affidavit and plaintiff was re- luired to furnish bail in the sum of $500"
 It further alleges that the plain tiff was put to the expense of $500 ind upwards in defending himself n the consequent court proceedings and that the plaintiffs reputation and standing in the community of Juneau and in the vicinity where the plaintiff lives has been dam aged, and a total damage on ac count of said false and malicious prosecution and arrest and trial to the sum of $2,000." Re covery of this sum together with costs and disbursements in the pres ent action is sought.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
MYERS FREED BY JURY
 BEFORE JUDGE BURTON

William Myers, charged with hay ing intoxicating liquor (home brew) in his possession was found not gull ty and released this afternoon after a hearing before Judge N. L. Burton in the Commissioners Court. The jury reached it's verdict in a short time.
 Myers was arrested several weeks ago charged with violation of the Alaska Dry Law and having in his possession several bottles of home brewed beer. He pleaded not guilty on arraignment before Judge Burton and released on bail pending trial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
Wh0:S Here
 And Where

Bernard Heins, manager and principal owner of the Crystal group of claims at Snettisham, which are now producing gold, is in the city today He arrived on the mail boat Pheasant.
 John w. Miller, Otto c. Miller, John McNeil, Mike Smith and Geo. Ruby who are in the city and are at the Zynda Hotel.
 Jchn J. Eggan, United States Deputy Marshal from Tenakee, is in the city on official business. He is stopping at the Zynda Hotel.
 s. H. Turnbull and w. s. Carr, mining men from the Mayo District near Dawson, are in the city with samples of rock from their claims. They are on their way South to interest capital and are staying at the Circle City Hotel for few days.
 Mrs. A. F. Wood left on the City of Seattle today for Ketchikan to NlOll Wltll lCiuIlNt0 lOi et IO VI NNbENt'
 Mrs w. H. McDermott, travelling Auditor for the Pacific Coast Goa Company left on the City of Seattle for Seattle. Mrs McDermott con cluded the work of checking up the books of the local office of the com pany.
 J. J. Yokum, Northwest manager for Swift and Company. and s. $ Jacobs. Alaska manager for the com pany, left on the City of Seattle fol all the cities of Southeastern Alaska before MT. Yukum returns to his headquarters in Seattle.
 Mrs. Pauline Moore Riley, accom- panied by her daughter, left on the City of Seattle after having spent several weeks visiting in this section of Alaska. They are going to their homes at Portland, Oregon.
 L. D. Henderson, Territorial Com missioner of Education, who has been absent for several weeks on a tour of the Interior, and Far Northern sections of Alaska, IS passenger on the steamer Alameda and will arrive here Sunday.
 Mrs. W. B. Heisel and small son. Walter, Junior, who have been visit ing at Santa Fe \. M.. during the summer, will return to their homes in Juneau on the steamer Alameda.
 At the Alaskan
 s. Jansen, C. J. Streats, H. Sykes A. the Gastineau
 w. B. Hood C " Britten, Vim Maloney.
 At the Lynda
 J. J. Eggan, Louis Duffel, Jack Morris, John w Miller, Otto c. Mil 1 Ter, John McNeil, Mike Smith, Geo Gunderson.
 At the Circle City
 Tony Sirotich, J. Keefe, c. M. Me Donald. Frank Black. s. H. Turnbuli w. s. Carr Ole Brudststh, Wn Moses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
CITY PLANNERS BEING
 FURNISHED BY U. 5. (,

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23.-Cities and towns desiring the services of expert city planners may obtain them from the University of Southern Cal ifornia. according to recent announce ment. The plan is intended to aid California communities in laying out towns according to scientific princi- ples, designing suburbs to accord with existing municipalities and gen erally providing municipal archi- tects" wherever needed in the state.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
STORk MAKES EVEN
 BREAK IN TWO TRIPS

A baby girl was born this morning to MT. and Mrs. s. Wallstedt Tues day baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Harry Larson. Both births were at St, 3Ann Hospital ]
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
ELLENGEN DIVORCE IS
 HEARD BY COURT; JURY
 DRAWN IN MILNES CASE

An equity case, Edna Ellengen vs. E. J. Ellengen suit for divorce was taken up in the District Court be- fore Judge Robert w. Jennings this afternoon at ? o'clock It is ex- pected that it will be concluded be- fore the close of today's session.
 The suit of George Grubich, against the Admiralty Alaska Gold Mining Company for wages alleged to be owing the plaintiff which was set for hearing this afternoon was car ried over at the request of the attor. neys for both sides. It is believed that the matter will be settled out of court
 Panels for the jury in the case of the U. s. vs. Donold Mines, indicted for shooting Allen c. Lee with in tent to kill, were drawn this after- noon. It is expected that trial will be started at tomorrow mornings session.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23

daughter of President Heu-Shih- Chang of the Chinese republic may be announced before long the paper states.
 Puayi, the last "Son of Heaven" came to the Dragon throne in 1908, when he was only two years of age. Since the republican revolution in 1911 the boy has been virtually a prisioner in the Forbidden CitT- of Peking. His education is in charge of an English tutor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23

Old papers for sale, 2oc. per bun dle, at Empire office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
GERMAN TOY MAKERS
 FIND "TOUGH COING'

BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Cancellation of orders by foreign buyers amounting to 60,000,000 marks suffered by a German firm of toy makers on ac- count of the recent more favorable standing of the mark prompts the Tageblatt to observe that the charge made against Germans of being guilty of breach of business morals because in isolated cases they used similar pretexts to evade contract obliga- tions no longer holds good The German toy makers claim that toy shipments already on the way and out of Germany have also been re- fused acceptance, on the ground ;lat prices based on the recent improved status of the mark exceeded the worlds market prices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-23
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING

Mrs. H. J. Turner will be hostess for the Ladies Altar Society to morrow afternoon at o'clock in the Club Room of the Parish Hall.
 Old papers fer sale, 25c. per bun- dle. at Empire office