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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
V0sheU Defeats Anderson
In Hard Three-Set Match
Former National Indoor Champion Advances in Title
tourney Through Victory Over Youngster; Rich
ards OutPlays Joliffe; Hardy Eliminates Cragin
By Fred Hawthorne

howard Voshe national indoor champion 1917 and 1918 and
again contender for the advanced step bs
at m " Regiment Armo yesterday afternoon he
Anderson OF brookn by of 63 7 in the third ronnd
OF the mems twentyfrs championship lawn tennis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03
sE. .nXn1s uEasEa

radei prdrz pofadku e britcka vada chrani
prot bovul vady domac ktera by oha odhlaovat zme
nu dstavy pro Will nekerSch provinc. Dnesn Kanada
stoupla 1stavne zvo 1791 kdy brtcky parliament
orohas provinc rozdel Kanadu doni dnesni Que
ec horn dnesni Ontario osade byy boje spory
kjici touhy vetsl mre smaostanos z brcky para-
nent vyhove konedn6 1867 utvorenm Kanady dne-
snm utvaru teto ednote naezey provnce Quebec On
ario, Nova Scotia Novy Brunsvk pozdesh prdru
&ily Manitoba Bricka Koumbie, Ostrov Edwarda
Alberta Yukon. Puvodnin havnim mestem
zeme byl Kingston Quebeku 1867 pres6hovalo
do vlady do Ottawy Onaru cele zeme soji msokral
brckou vadou menovany ale pravomoc eho jest pouze
mneni Vadu vede mnstersvo, ktere kdyz vsecky akty
provadi zodpovedne poe6nemu parlamentu jmenem
lovym, ma pravomoc kterou jedny parliament mze
lovat Parliament sesava dvou snenoven provn-
Gle spravovana je podobn ma dvou komorach mi
nistervo, ktere e snemu zodpovedno ceku system
pracuje dobre zridka kdy sysei e nejakou stiznos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03

Ze Sc VII. vsesokolsky slet
bude V Praze konati letos a to,
' dob6 predem stanovene, Wy
svita nejlepe z dopisu, ktery
br. VonaSkovi, jednateli Sokol
ske Obce V Americe V t6chto
dnech postal americky Sokol
= br. E. Tuna q Prahy. Dopis
| reese datum re dne 20. brezna
t. +. Uni:
Ones odjizdeji diva newyor-
Sti bratri. Pouzivam tudiz te
lprilezitosti a pisi, abych 81 my
sill, re dopis dojde iist6ii. u
G6lei z toho zpravu pro cesko-
americke casopisy. Prace sleto-
va utesene postupuje a vSude
je videti pripravy k sletu. Mno
ri nasi "pratele" Sc pTipravuji,
ably sletu chill cestu nejt6zSi.
| IVymySll Sc plany vSelij axe.
Lee neni We vyborech casu k
premyslenf, jak a co, nybrz k
rraci Sc vyzyva. A jde to, ac
,pri nescismych nesnazich. =
VSak I'd to bude tim sladsi O..
4 voce. Pripravy pro Ariferiku
ljsou doSud slabe, ponevadz ne
vine, co vSechno chcete. My "a
to vine, CO chtiti cd Vas. Kaz-
dy, kdo pojede do Prahy ,necht
zakoup! 81 z Hooverovy akce
podil potravy a necha vSe "a
slati ma "Stravovaci vybor VII.
sletu" pati'itnou poznamkou
PRO Americana - -" Vedle
toho je pax nutno, byste S nej
lv6tsim usilim rozvirili pomoc-
lnou akci - fondem ma potra
viny. Jak jsem iiz sdeiil, ma 10
| byti pomoc prazskemu lidu. Sc
! lkolstvo samo bere ma sebe "a
:. | sobovani We dnech sletovych ca
stetn6 pro Prazaky, by mohli
nadSeni sve i Zajisti, nebot' O.
.lpraydu tn k iidlu mnoho neni
. Sokolstyo Ceske pocita proto i
-ist6 S pomoci Sokolu Ameri-
lckych. Potrebuie $4,000, kite.
Ire pro Ceskou Obec Sokolskou
Slo2.te Hoovera. Ny pax II
! oostaneme zbozi, odpovidajic'
Cenc Zaslancho obnoSu, respe
: ktivc zakoupcnych poukazek
Mnozstvi techto muze byti mer
: 81, ale bude lepe, bude-li vetSi
Jak Sc da vSe provesti, vite ne.
lepe aSi sami. Az bude po sic.
tn a date nam seznam d;rcu
posleme t6nto diplomy, ktert
zaramovane budou pro ne iist(
peknou a cennou pamatkou.
Jakmile budeS vedet. kan
: pojedete, do ktereho pristavu
hned telegrafui, by sc mohl(
/, vse potrebne zariditi S obsta
ianim vlaku, pro ktery musi 81
tVsudc opatriti uhli. Pocet Ii
; CaStnlku musime rovnez znat
& dale, prijcdete-li souGasn6 81
S'oyaA;y,- q lan.. .Pokpd sc "
Ct $polecneho vylctu, byl b.
rozvrzen asi na til tydny a by
! by - Karluv Tyn, odpoledn'
Beroun, vecer Plzen, dale Do
. mazlice, Sumava, Krumlov. 81
: dejoyice. Tabor, Jihlaya, Emo
s II o, Bratislava. Pist any, Zui
4 M, lfherSkc Hradidc, Maco
! cha. Rrno 0Gtraya Olonrouc
e Choccn, I!radec kraIovc, Tur
/, nov, Jicin, Mlada Boleslav
:, Roudnice, Litomerice, Praha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03


To by byl asi smer, ktery vSak
LEM stanoven urcite. Bude-li
SO utastniku, provede sc W.
let. Ale muslin o tom vedeti jiz
koncem kvetna. ZaSli jmena
pfihlaSenych. VSe Sc must phi
praviti pfedem. Bude to sku-
tecne nadherna cast vypravy
s.mericke.
Pro 4. cervence sestavte, bu-
deli mono, baseball, ktery by
. americti hrali proti zdejsim.
Oznamte take, co ma cviciSti o
4. cervenci provedete, neco ci-
ste americkeho, Divadlo ma
den 3. cervence - sobotu u
rcit6 Zadamc a doufam, re bu-
dete spokojeni. Poslete ihned
pro technicky yybor, co Sc bu-
oe cviciti, ably to mohlo byt po-
/ lato do sletov6ho programu.
Kdo bude vudcem vypravy,
Zmocn6nym Zastupcem, aby
mluviti mohi "a Sokolskou O.
Eec V Americe? Ma to svou du-
lezitost. Odznaky sletove jsou
jiz praci, j plakaty. Jakmile
I nddou hotovy, poslu. VSe do
! stanete Gas. Vyprav6 prijedu
(. naproti, byehOm sc domluvili o
inutnych opatrenich. Stany ne
Jake vezmete sebou. Hlavni
ySak - vScchnu svou snahu
obrat'te nyni ma - akci pomoc
nou. Srdecn6 zdravi E. Tuna.
Br, Vona$ek obdrzel vyse u
vedeny dopis prostfednictvim
hr. lheo. W. Vrany z New lor
ku, ktery nemu pripisuje tech
TO nekolik radku:
Phi odjezdu Prahy ode
vidal mnd br. Tuna dopis, kite
ry Ii pfilozen6 zasllam. Leta-
ky listky posilam V obalce
zvlastni. We sletov6 lradovne
hyl isem nekolikrat. Doimy jak
z Prahy tax z venkova mann
rnnohe. Ma cestach po venko-
We sesel iscm Sc S mnohymi bra
} try a sestrami. NadSeni pro ma
} 81 sokolSkou y6c ie velike. 4
Prahy kazdou ned6li rozjede
Sc mnoho bratru a sester 30
venkov6, by prehledli postup
: ]ak evident tax dusevnl obro-
Gy, htert ie Il mas tolik zapo-
tfebi a k niz oni tax bedlive
: rfihllZeji. knihy bych I'll mohl
0 tom napsati. Vim, re by Te
to zailmalO, ostatni bratry V
| Chicagu. Chci ySak vSe vypsati
Eratce. Sokolska Obec V Chica-
GU nluSi dati do Gasopisu pro-
hlaseni pro odiizd6jici Sokoly
/ co Czech - IA slet. Kazdl
hccht sc tarule pred koupi
maJetku ncmoviteho neb veci
: potrebnycn Il mas, .iako satstva,
, rradla, obuvi atd. Toto ri
onesnlm poneru valutnim je u
mas Velice LEVINE. Rozumej =
u mas Y Cochach. NaSi lide y
, Ccchach mali strach, kterl ie
:, nekterymi kruhy zivcn. &c ame
, rictl CeSi YSechno tam skoupi
: wee Jsem probral dobre S bra.
Try Praze odporucuii Van
y Chlcagu k promySleni. Ma DC
i traylnny fond. ktery sbiratc
: remate hledeti jako ma zebro
: tu. Ccska Obec S0kolska ute
! kla sc k caskoslovenskc Anne
| rice Jen iako k zamoznejSim
e svym bratrum prosbou Ia W
: romoc. Celkove utinili na mnc
/ brati1 Prazc DOZEN neilepsi
j Pfi kazdo prilezitosti ton
! mluvlm a budu. mluviti. Treti
: no kv6toa 3udu asi Clevelan
du ns .cbpzj obchodni kono
:. ry 2 zaJedu do Chicago 20
I, YIN YAM vice. prozatim N:
!. zdar. vSem bratram".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03
ODPOVED CESKOSLOVEN.
SKE VLADY MA MfROVOU
NABfDKU RUSKA.

v
komisari zahranicnich veci v
+ Moskve.
Nam test potvrditi Vam pri
Jetl Vasl noty re dine 25. uno-
: "a, ma niz odpovidam teprve
dnes. OtaZka, ktera jest pred
metem Vasi noty, je opravdu
velice vazna. Celia Europa to-
ne nesnazich, ktere stavaji.
Sc jeste tezsi tim, re neni do.
sud pravniho zakladu pro styk
mezi zapadni vychodni Evro
pou.
Ceskoslov. vlada domniva
Sc, re tato situace bude neu-
drZitelna pro dlouhou dobu. A
nj Rusko, ami centralni Evro-
pa nemohou zadost uciniti po-
vinnostem vuci svym narodGm,
jestlize sc nepokusi loyalne ma
vazati vzajemne normalni sty
ky.
Vas navrh byl proto wat We
lice vazne V uvahu.. Podle L.
stavnich zvykt republiky, ces-
koslovenska vlada vstoupila
nejprve We styk Sc svyn1i parla-
mentnimi kruhy. Ma prohlaSe-
nj zahranicnfm vyboru o t6-
to otazce jiz Vas praydepodob
ne dosla. Mimo to dovoluji 81
Vam oznamiti, ze ceskosloven-
ska vlada sdelila obsah VaSl
noty &c dne 25. unora n6kte-
rym vladam, zvlaste spoiene-
ckym.
Zkoumajic podrobn6 Vas
navrh, ceskoslovenSka vlada
poklada "a nutne opraviti the
81, obsazenou We Vasi note a
vZtahuJici Sc ma choyani a u
lpotfebeni nasich vojsk Rus
ku q V Sibiri. Fakta, ktera u
vadite, nejsou die mineni ces-
koslovenske vlady spravna a
historical pravda jest zcela
iina.
Nikdo ma svete nikdy nepo-
i chyboval citech upTimneho
| pfatelstvi celeho ceskosloven-
sk6ho naroda vuci velikemu
! nar0da ruskemu bez rozdilu
stran a smySleni. Ia valky vSi-
lchni jsme Sc zdvihli, abychom
! boiotali Ia svou svobodu poll
ltickou i Socialni. CeSkosloven-
Sti voiaci nesli prapory svobo-
dy temer vsemi dily sveta. Ma
Sc narodni a statnl existence
vlastne vZeSla z na5eho revo-
lutniho zapasu. Nikdo tedy ne
mnze pochybovati naSich u
primnych a oddanych citech
F, ,idcaljlm svobody a revolucc,
| ktera mas osvobodila Z v6zeni
starc monarchie.
Ably vSak bylo odstraneno
veSkere nedoroZumenl meZi O.
b6ma Zem6mi otazce naSi ST.
birske armady, pripravuii V
tonlto okamziku sbirku doku-
| mcntu, kter6 upln6 osv6tli cho
Ivanl nasl vlady a oficielnich
vddcn naSeho revolucnfho hnu
ii zejmena V Rusku. To ovsem
Ivyzaduie n6jaky skratky cas-
pIiprav.
Pres to vSak jiz nyni memo.
hu nekonstatovati, ze re sta,
noViska pravniho Vase nota
ncshoduje Sc upln6 Sc skutec.
Inosti.
CeshoslovenSka vlada nikdS
nebyla We valce s Ruskem.
Jc pravdou, re urcite mist
mi dohody byly ucineny V ST
biri. Pravne vSak tato otazka
musi byti postavena jinak.
Dovolim 81 tudiz poslat
, Vam brzku sbirku dokumer
til, iako2 i naSc vyiednavatcle
ktcri by mohh vstoupiti vt
styk rnskymi autoritami ;
zkoumati iednak otazku ma
sich prisluSniku V Rusku, Jed
max otazku naSich pristich ho
spodarskych styku. Tato mis-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03
ZE SOKOLSKE OBCE
v AMERICE.

Slet bude urcite v stanovenou
dobu. - Vysvita to z dopisu
americkeho Sokola Tdnty Pra
by. - Fond ma potraviny ma
byti opatren. - Zajirnavy do
pis Theo. w. Vrany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
WAR MINISTER'S
WEAPON, BOOKS
Reading Matter to Prevent
Salvador Revolutions

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept g.
Books. not bullets. must be the
weapons against revolutions.
Such In the inspiring ideal from
the war minister OF one OF the fiery
little Latin republics. Salvador. who
has Just arrived here on the City OF
Para" after n troublous experience.
to invest big sum. no; in machine
guns. shrapnel and shells. but In the
book stores of san Francisco.
He IL Gen. Pho X. Bosque. who
holds the war portfolio In the cab
met OF President Jorge Meicndcx.
He IN a lawyer. and holds that ed
ucation is the best answer 90 the
perpicSing problems OF the age.
President Melcndoz' government
has just passed thru a crisis that.
say local Saieadorans. might have
been serious. but is now happily
ended without the firing Of a single
shot. Arturo Araujo, son Of DIR.
Eugcnio Araujo, the wcaithicst man
OF Salvador. becoming dissatisfied
with President Mclcndez' cabinet.
started revolution. but was forced
to flee 10 Honduras. His father WAS
arrested and the son fled TO London.
where he IL said to be now.
The trouble being over. DIR. Araujo
was released and his property re-
turned to him. while the son must
remain In exile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
CHINA MAY BAR
FOREIGN COURTS
Extra Territorial Privilege Is
Endangered

SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT e.--Are
the extra-territorial privileges en-.
joycd by the United States and other
great powers In China 10 be cur
talicdT
Following the return 90 this port
OF II. A. vercnikis. minister pienipo-
Tertiary from Greece TO China. with
the announcmmnt that negotiations
for the Establishment OF Greek lc-
cation In Pek1ng had been broken
off. the feeling sxnnnx those In touch
with Chinese affairs has been prcva-
lent that the great Asian republic il
but paving the way. II possible. for
the withdrawal OF certain privileges
hong enjoyed there by foreign powers
generally.
The chief rock upon which the
negotiations between Greece and
China split was the right to try
Greek nationals In courts OF justice
composed Of Greek officials-
America and other big powers
have long been trying their nation.
ais In courts OF their own in China.
and II IL this privilege that Is threat
encd. II is said. by the failure OF
Ncrenikis to establish consular rcia.
tons based upon the same rights.
Many In touch with recent Chi.
nese developments have noted the
rapid growth Of national thought and
feeling In tho Celestial republic. and
In the face of this tho insistenee OF
the Chinese foreign minister on Chi.
nese courts for Greek nationals II
taken as significant of wider move
menS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Wire Briefs

REDWOOD CITY. Cal.--Loxin c.
Thornton. n handless man. recon-
mended for. airplane pilots license
after exhibition flights
CoBLENZ. OF Nathaniel +.
Davis, American civilian representa-.
tive with the Rhincland high com
mission. found on bank OF Rhine.
BAKERSFIELD Cai.-Ffve negro
hoboes hold up and rob crew OF
Southern Pacific freight train at
Goshen Junction.
SPOKANE. william +. Bradley
rs. dies from gunshot wound inflict'
cd by accidental discharge as he
slipped while drinking from spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06

Police searched today for sneak
thieves who visited three apart.
ments In one house Mt 1926 Broad.
way and stole $40 from Mrs. r. Fro
Itch. 81 from L. Pfeifer. and So and
a watch from w. II. Purvis.
A pickpocket got $40 cash and a
check for $50 from the purse OF @
II. Rand, S3i Yakima 1T George T.
Courtney. a sailor. reported SIS and
his razor stolen from his room in the
New Avon hotel. COG Second ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Refuses TO
Prosecute the Thief
Who Took His Coat

PORTLAND. sept: s--The organ
lists fingers left the keys silence
spread It's mantle over the church.
The congregation bowed It's collective
head as the pastor commenced his
prayer.
our Father. Who art In Heaven"
the minister commenced.
''Hallowod be Thy name. And for.
give us our trcspasses as We forgive
those who trcspass against uh."
And. M the man Of God prayed.
n stranger entered his study. The
stranger was ragged. lie was dirty.
lie was not a respectable member OF
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Meddling Cops Spoil
an Interesting Game

Ten men caught playing penny
ante with sass on the table when
Police Sergt. =. +. Carter and Patrol
man J. J. Heughen walked into their
room Mt 1880 Seventh ave. faced
gambling charges today. They gave
their names as.
Ben Lyons. A. Nelson. r.. ID.
Sharpe. J. ID. Crane. a. o. Miller.
Neil Mlnnick. Al Bourbon. George
Ansong. II. ]. Hagcnbush and y. II.
West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
c. N. Vice President
Holds Confab Here

c. o. jerks, vice president OF the
Great Northern railroad. was in Sc.
attic last night In conference with
local rail officials. lie left for Van
couver before midnight and will pass
thru Seattle on his return to st. Paul
Tuesday. lie prophcsied n relief In
the rail situation and heavy rail traf.
fic when the crops along the line are
put in transit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06

FRESNO, Cal, Sept Q. : "I'ro-
duce more food" urges Uncle Sam.
Save the land for the white farm
err" pleads California.
aye. aye. sirs," said the two sons
OF former Lieut.. Gov, A. J. Wallace,
who have responded to the dual call
and moved from their chosen profess
sions out on the land.
Kenneth and "A. ]. Wallace. Jr..
are both college graduates. Kenneth
was formerly lieutenant in the
army. A. J. Wallace, Jr.. was n
lawyer.
When the call came to produce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Skull Fractured in
Collision; Man Dies

Ernest w. Peterson. 20. . postof-
flee special delivery messenger.
whose home was a, 1905 u. Pike ST..
was dead today rs the result Of a
fractured skull. sustained when his
motorcycle collided Saturday with an
auto driven By {. r. oiinwer. 1918
Second ave. W. at Fffth ave and
Stewart st Olinxer ~ under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
TAKE UP FARMING
TO HELP SOLVE JAP PROBLEM

and the cry was raised that white
men are letting the brown men in
hcrit the soil by virtue of sweat and
labor. they decided to give up their
city work and do their bit"
A tract OF 500 acres, formerly rent
cd by Japanese near here, was
bought by the Wallace boys and.
moving on IL with their tractor. they
planted it TO hay and grain.
1T takes more than preaching to
solve the farm labor shortage" says
young Wallace. american boys can
farm as well as Japanese. and it's
the finest kind of life to make yoAr
living from the land -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Jewish Folk Observe
New Year With Feast

Marking the year $3.50. Of the an
niversary OF the creation OF the
world. according to the Jewish tr,di
ton. Seattle Jews will feast. begin
ming Sunday and ending Monday. in
celebration OF the most solemn sea.
son OF their religious year. Tho day
is known ms the Day OF Memorial,
and calls the Jews to divine purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Ask County to Keep
Old Street Names

Adherence as nearly as possible to
existing street names when naming
new additions in the city Is requested
in n resolution drawn up by Prose
cutting Attorney Fred c. Brown for
presentation to the board OF county
commissioners for action Tuesday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Wears Mans Pockets;
Girl Has EN- Picked

Miss Edna Morris. 2i7 25th ave.
affected pockets like n man.
Today the police are looking for
two men who jostled her on a Bal.
lard North street car at First ave.
and Cherry St and picked her
pockets of f7b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
! Soldiers Arrested
Here for Speeding

-Four soldiers from Camp Lewis
were under arrest today for speed.
ing Mt IS miles an hour along r..
Marginal way. In an alleged stolen
auto. They gave their names TO the
police as w. VI. Cunningham. James
A. Cook. ID. J. Martin and w. IL.
Brennan All are Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Everett Thieves Are
Sought in Seattle

Five men who obtained $3.50 in
cash on a check rendered 10 ID. c.
Tounds mt an Everett garage, then
snatchcd the check out of his hand
and fled In "A Ford auto. were being
sought for today by Seattle police.
They headed their car towards this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06

The young ladies not studying Greek dancing Nor
they taking the barefoot They studying ct
ure, Learning to sing They students at the BEDFORD
Hills roice culture school Studio Camp conducted bv Ma
dame Scherer famous French Instructor The unique fea
ure OF the school that students not requested to
their voices month after they arrre, but
giuen dancing jumping and other prem
nary Adore Mss Dorothy Hail. rho is also jumping
in The oicer picture The school is for girls only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
Tax Rate to Be Up
2.5 Mills. Forecast

The probable tax rate for Seattle
property owners will he in the neigh
borhood OF ~ mills, or 2.5 mills high
er than last year, according to pre-
liminary tabulation made by County
Assessor Frank w. Hull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
As HE FORGAvE. so
DID TIE MINISTER

Monday morning tho authorities
called the minister to the police sta
ton.
We want you to prosecute this
fellow" they told him. "fIe ought
to be in jail. He's no good It's your
duty TO the community"
Tho minister pondcred. Then he
answcred--answered In words that
are not often heard in the sinister
building at second and Oak SITS.
Two thousand years ago" he said.
"a certain man who was to die read
iiy forgavc another man. thief who
was about TO die also. Last night
I asked my God to forgive me as
forRave others.
II will not prosecute"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
KIDNAPPING
OF EDITOR
PREVENTED
National Guard Officers in
Texas Resent Criticism
of Houston Press

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept 6.--ousting
Of Col. BILLIE Mayfieid as provost
marshal of the Galveston military
scnc Is only the sequel TO a sensa-
ucnai attempt 20 suppress freedom
OF the press and substitute military
Dictatorship for American law.
afayfield admitted he had given
the order which resulted In the eff
fort TO arrest q. V. Sanders, edi-
tor OF the Houston Press.
National guard officers had OBJ
5ectsd to Sanders exposes OF the
manner IN which the Texas national
guard was being used 10 break the
strike of ecastwise dockworkers.
kIDNAPING TAKES PLACE
AT COUNTRY CLUB
The attempted arrest or kidnap-
Ing took place at the Houston coun-
Atry club.
Guard officers had been ordered
by Mayficid TO bring Sanders within
the jurisdiction of Brig Gen. Jake
Wclters, who commands troops main
tanning martial law at Galveston. the
seaport near Houston.
Arrcsting officers did not march
boldly up 20 tho office Of The
Houston Press and arrest Sandcrs
They came quietly at night dressed
In mufti. They visited his home
IN n quiet residential district
Sanders was not at home. This
fact and the further fact that these
officers. acting outside their martial
law zone. were IN a hurry to exc.
cute their attack on freedom Of the
press. saved Sanders from being
kidnapped and his constitutional
rights from being outraged
He was at the Houston Country
club. When the uniformed officers
arrived there and attempted 20 take
Sanders away without warrant.
leading citizens Of the metropolis
OF southern Texas promptly pre-
vented the kidnapiuw.
TROOPS IN GALVESTON
SINCE JUNE 9
The dock strike in Galveston h
~nonshs old juno 3. Governor w
- Hobby ordered state troops TO
Galveston on representations that
city officials couldn't or wouldn't
protect strikcbrcake0 In moving
freight
The troops came In They
I camped IN city park. City off
Gals ordered them to move. They
moved to a sandy stretch Of b~,rh
miles from the docks that were
theoretically in need Of q heavy
and constant guard.
Citizens who knew there had bern
no disorder tuStifyins the inyasien
Of the state troops resented their
presence. They backed up their
city officials demands that the
troops be withdrawn
The answer OF Governor Hobby
was the forcihle removal OF all city
officials. from the mayor down TO
the last peace officer. on The gruun
that they were not cooperating
with the militia BY this order
Gen. woiters. leading corporation
lawyer Of Houston. was made die.
tator OF Galveston
Avnk woe.en nniut their frpt. and
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The Moyoer presidential yacht sacngs at her berth at
the Nary Yard dock here ready to take the nations chief
executive to Sea- The Moyloper redecorated and
fitted this spring for the cruising of the presidential
party The photograph Of the ship shos the toner Of the
Nary Yard Wretess the background Right the interior
Of the sleeping cabin to be occupied By the president Left
the smoking and oungng room.
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Ostrich feathers valued ut $780,
900 were imported into the United
States In the last IL months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-06
MINISTER'S COAT
WAS BETTER ONE


MINISTER'S COAT
WAS BETTER ONE
The minister had better coat.
n new. respectable looking garment.
IL hung In the study. within reach
Of the thief.
Evidently. the thlef did not know.
or did not heed the Scripturai In
junction. Thou shalt not steal"
lie took the minister's coat. He
fled down the street At a nearby
gasoline station he tossed his rag
ged garment to the attendant. say
ing that he had found "a better one.
The gasoline man. being world.
iy man. called the police The
matorialistic bluccoats laid strong
hands on the thief and marched him
off to jail. They identified the coat
by tho minister's name and notified
the owner.
The minister was the Rev. Joshua
Stansfieid. pastor OF the First Meth.
odist church. The thief was Charles
Davenport. ''Bay Rum Charlie Of
police fame. habituai drunkard and
ocf.ra aionaf thief