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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-01-27
your foot on the wheel; give her lift,

your root on the wheel; give her q lift,
will youY
Anxious to escape further indigni-
ties, and comprehending the useless
ness Of any further struggle, with a
man on either side of her, Miss Dono-
van silently clambered into the wagon.
and seated herself on wide beard.
evidently arranged for that PURPOSE.
The fellow who had held back the top
followed, and snuggled into the seat
beside her. She noticed now lie held
gun In his hand. which he deposited
between his knees.
"All set?"
"Sure."
"Well. keep awake Joe, and mind
what l told yer. Now, Moore, up with
you, and drive like h; you must
be In the bad lands before daylight"
A fellow clambered to the seat I'm
front, his figure outlined against the
sky. and picked up the reins.
"WhOa, there, now; quiet. Jerry.
Did you say I was to take the ridge
roadY
"You bet; It's all rock and will leave
no trail. Take 1t easy and quiet un-
TIL you are beyond Hennessey's ranch.
and then give them the whip"
The next moment they were under
way. slowly advancing through the
darkness.
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through its center, shadowed by
groves OF trees. This valley was
nearly square, possibly extending not
over mile I'm either direction. merely
q great hole trimmed by desert, a
strange, hidden oasis. rendered fertile
and green by some outburst of
fresh water from the rocks. Emerg-
Ing upon 1t I'm midst OF the barren
desolation through which they had
been toiling for hours, blinded by al
Kali dust, 1t seemed like some beau
tful dream, a fantasy Of Imagination.
Miss Donovan doubted the evidence
of her own eyes, half convinced that
she slept. 1t was Moore's voice which
aroused her.
"Mendez must have got back, Joe,"
he said eagerly. "There are horses
and cattle over yonder."
The other pushed up the canvas and
looked out.
THAT'S right. The fellow is comm
now-seeT
He was Looping along carelessly,
Mexican from high hat to jingIing
spurs, sitting the saddle as though
nodded there. a young fellow, dark
faced, but with livid scar along one
cheek.
Juan Cateras, the little devil"
muttered Skies, as the rider drew
nearer "There's some pot brewing if
he is in It,"
The rider drew up his horse, and
lifted his hat, his smiling lips reveal
Ing row Of white teeth.
"A pleasant day. senor," he said
graciously, his dark eyes searching the
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care" he said almost insolently.
Your hand, scnorita."
Miss Donovan hesltated. Moore
broke the silence with protest.
In your care, senior? The girl is
here as prisoner to Bill Lacy"
$50 told Mendez," he said indiffer-
entity. But he is in ill humor this
morning aad took small interest i'm the
affair. 1t was only when promised to
take full charge that he consented to
your remaining at ALL"
IF there is evil done, the debt will
be paid"
Cateras laughed, one hand at his in
cipient muStache.
BILLY Lacy, you mean, no doubt.
Ihat is matter for him to settle with
MendeZ. 1t is not my affair, for only
obey my chief. However, senors. it's
no evil that is contemplated. only we
prefer guarding the secrets of this val.
ley ourselves. That is what angers
MendeZ, the fact that Lacy uses this
rendezvous as Il prison during our alb
scnce. We found one here when we
returncd-guarled by an American.
Now you come with another. How do
we know what may result from such
acts? What Sherilf'S posse NAV be on
your trail? Bill Lacy! Dios! if Bill
Lacy would make prisoners, let him
keep them somewhere else than here.
Mcndez takes no priSoncrs-hc knows
better way than doing things like
that"
But, SenOr this is woman"
"Of which l am well aw.re," bow
ing gallantly. "OthcrwiSe / should not
have interfered and offered my serv-
ices. You know what to do with your
team; then the both of you report to
CaSas at the upper camp-you know
him?"
'Yes, senor."
Tell him / sent you. He will have
his orders; they are that you he shot
If you attempt to leave before Mendez
gives the word. 'TiS not long now till
we learn who is chief here-Bill Lacy
or Pascual Mendez. Come, senorita,
you are safe with me.''
Concealng a dread that was almost
overpowering, yet realizing the impos.
sibility of resistance, Stella permitted
him to touch her hand and assist her
to Chamber over the wheel. Under
some conditions the change in captors
might have been welcomed-certainly
she felt no desire to remain in the
hands Of the two who had brought her
there, for Skies, plainly enough, was a
mere drunken brute, and Moore, while
of somewhat finer fiber lacked the
courage and manhood to ever develop
into a true friend
Yet she would have infinitely pre-.
ferred such as these men, at least. of
her own race-to this Smirking Mexi.
can, hiding his deviliSh instincts be.
hind pretense at gallantry. He had
haStened ahead to Mendez; told n tale
In his own way, rendering the chiefs
suspicious of Lacy more acute and
thus gaining permission to assume full
charge. Her only hope was to go her.
self into the presence of the leader
and make plea TO him face to face.
Cateras, smiling, pressed her arm with
his fingers.
This way, SenOrita."
"Wait," and her eyes met his, show
Ing no sign of fear. "YOu take me, l
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
,TRATATIVE
GU BOLSEVICII

@ conferinta intre delegatii, ro-
mani 81 bolsevici va avea loc, pen
tru un object mai restrins, Ia 8
Julie, cor, in estuarul Nistrului.
Origina acestei 1ntrevederi sta
in notsle de protestare ale sovie-
telor din Ukraina, al caror prezi-
dent este Racowsky, contra pre-
zentei nn0r camoniere ale noastre
in limanHl' Nistrului, socotita de
bolsevici drept provocatie.
Guvernul roman, a acceptat cum
sc cnvinea acestor intampinari, a
ratand dreptul d-a tine vasele noa-
sire acolo unde Sc gasesc.
sovietele au acceptat in cele din
nrma conditiile puse de gnyernul
nostru- 81 astfel s'a hotarft ca:
In ziua de 9 Iulie, delegatii 10.
mani venind din Cetatea Alba 81
Ecei bolseviei plecati din Ovidiopol
Delegatiunea romano va avea sa
se iptslneas0a in mijlocul estuaru.
lui Nistrufui, unde pc bordul unul
vas romanesc va avea loc conferin
tn fntre cele doua delegatiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
IljloaCe paCat toaSe
de pr

Dol dintre acastia All 81 fost pusi
pc picior liber. Cat priveste insa
pc profesorul Meszaros fmpotriva
lni sunt atitea dovezi de vinovatie
in cat eliberarea lui MI Sc va pu-
tea face in nici Tin car.
7 Noua ispfava a gnvernnluiI della
Budapesta a .produs mare cplister-
mare in toata lumea. Alta. lipsa
de scrupul della oameni de stat nu
s'a mai vazut nici odata.
Nici char bolsevicii della Mosco.
va nu an fost capabili sa falSifice
pentru scopnrile lor sumo atat d.
mari ale unui stat strein. Fapta
ungurilor este Gu att mai de con.
damnat cu eat Sc site intre Ungaria
81 Cehoslovacia tncmai acllin de
curg pertractari Gu. tendintc de q
propiere.
In fata acestor lucruri ne intrc-
bam &c fncredere 81 garantie ne mn
poate oferi statul maghiar pentru
viitor? Ceeace au indrasnit "a Ia
ca Gu vecinii lor cehoslovacii, vol
incerca-daca n 'au CHAR incercat-e
deja !-sa faca 81 cd ceilalti vccinl
Eai lor.
Fata de UngaTa va trebui dec
sd finn tot cu ochii in patru, cac
multe imprejurari ne indica ca sta
rea acestui stat sc aseamana Gu Il
ceea a unui bolnav maniac, care
niri nu moare nici nu sc vindeea
Ziua de maine ne poate aduce
inca snrprinderi senzationale fn
chestia socolilor falsificati la Blu
dapesta. ,(Dacia)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
IEVENIMENTEL.E
DIN RUSSIA
SOVIETICA
Situatia militara a bolsevicilor.
Demobilizarea armatei rosii.

In urma incetarei ostilitatil0r pc
frontul polon, comandamentul boil
sevic a fost slit de situatia grea
interna, cum 81 de lipsurile de tot
felul sa tina al 8-lea congress, care
dupa cum Sc site avut loc la Mos
cova 81 sa hotareasca demobilizarea
partiala, precum 81 reorganizarea
armatei pc baze moderne.
In legatura Gil aceasta hotarire
contingentele 1907 1910 au fost de-
mobilizate, alte contingente 1911
1913 an foet trimise in concedi,l
nelimitat, lar contingentele 1914
1913 vor fl 81 ele demobilizate in
cursul lunei Iulie 1921.
Della data demobilizarii acestor
contingente, raman slb arme con-
tingentele 1919-1921'si majoritatea
elementelor carl formeaza contin.
gentele 1922-1924 inrolate de pc a.
cum sub denumirea de ss''voluntari
Tin realitate luati Gu forta).
Deasemenea parte din comanda-
mentele de armata vor Fl dizolvate
Noul proect de reorganizare a
armatei bolsevice, Sc pare ca tinde
tspre transformers unora din di
; VIII in brigazi, lar brigazile in re-
gimente, asa ca pc viitor diviziile
sd aiba 3 regimente Gil efectiy ma
rit.
Miscarea contrarevolutionara
provocata in mare parte de condi-
tiunile grele de trai, cat 81 de te-
roarea comunista 81 care s'a gene
ralizat. aproape in toata Ucraina
in cursul lunelor trecute s'a intils
81 in interiorul Rusiei (Petrograd-
Volga- Cuban).
Totalul armatei bolsevice poatc
fl socotit la aproximativ 7O-75 di-
VIII de infanterie SO in forma-
tie) 81 q divizii cavalerie Gu TN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
|RATIFICAREA
FRONTIEREI
ROMtNO-P

Delegatia romana, care fost il
s&rcinat& "a trateze la Vargovis
conventia economical GU Polonia.
mai avut mandat din partea gu
vernului roman sa trateze 81 ches.
tiupea rectificarii de frontiera din
ire moi 81 Polonia.
Aceasta rectificare consista in
tr'o portiune muntoasa, la suliil
Bucovinei, care serveste ca locuri
de pasunes pentru vitele locn;tori-
Tor din tinutul Maramuresului.
Delegatinnea romano a prezentat
guvernnlui polonez memoriul de
pretentii, urmand ca tratativele sd
continue in curlnd intre d. Skir-
munt, ministrul de externe al Po-
loniei, 81 mihistrul nostru de ex-
terne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
Sectia n1aghiar4 de propagan-
al din Budapesta falsific4
100 milioane do socoli.

:
Ziarele din Viena ne aduc stirea
unei falsificari de bancnote. care
'nu are pareche in llesfirsita serie
de astfel de fapte criminale. Cri-
ma comisa e GU att mai graya cll
eat ea s'a facut de persoane 81 c,l
scopuri, carl MI pot avea pentr,l
ele Snici D imprejurare atenuanta.
Iata despre ce yorba:
La scotia de propaganda politi-
ca din ministerul de inferno della
Budapesta 'au tiparit, Gu auto.
rul tipoerafiei ,Pronai 81 Comp,
100 de mifiosne socoli cehoslOvaci
IN note de cate 500 81 1000. 4
Bancnotele sn fost trimise apoi
la Viena unde au fost plasate deja
|57 de mili0ane. Persona care q
facut acest plasament nu altci-
neva decat un professor universitar
della Bndapesta, dr.. lulu Mesa,
ros. i
Indata &c s'a aflat despre aceas.
Ia escrocherie GU pinteni organele
politienesti ale celor trei state in
teresate au 1nceput cercetarile, carl
au avut ca urmare mai multe de-
tineri de persoane compromise in
aceasta afacere.
Infre cei dintai detinuti Sc afla
profesoful universitatii /. Mesza.
ros, in carnia locuinta s'au mai
aflat .cinci lazi Gu socoli falsificati.
S'a constatat Cd acesti bani all
fost tipariti Gu stirea ministerului
de inferno ungar 81 erau destinati
pentru scopuri de propaganda.
Semnificativ faptul ca fndata
dupa ce s'a descoperit cea mai
noua escrocherie san facut de ca
tire legatinnea ungarA della Viena
cele mai energice interventiuni pen
tru eliberarea celor detinuti.
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efectiv total de circa $50 400 dcI
mil combatanti.
Dnpa informatinni din diferitcI
s,irse, Sc pare Cd bolsevicii intep-
tioneaza % termine in primnl rand
eli reorganizarea cavaleriei (spo-
rindu-i 81 efectivele), pc care vor
80 formeze in 4 armate a cate
doua corpuri fiecare (corpul avind
cate 3 divizii de cavalerie).
Comandant suprem fost nnmit
Budieny. Atentiunea pc care CO.
mandamentul bolsevic dat cava-
leriei, sc explica prin faptul Cd a.
ceasta arma in decurshl tuturor
luptelor ce au avut loc in Russia,
contra lui Denikin, Wranghel san
contra polonilor, s'a arafat ca find
cea mai de valoare din intreaga
armata bolsevica.
In prezent, unitatile de cavale-
rie snnt priyite ca unitati de in
credere ale guvernului bolsevic 81
sunt utilizate, in special, pentru
combaterea rasculatlor.
Evenimentele snrvenite i'm ulti-
mul timp mai intaiu in Ucraina 81
apoi in intreaga Rusie (numeroasa
/, rascoale) par a fl oprit eel putin
pentru un moment, planurile CO.
mandamentului bolsevic referitoa-
re la reorganizarea armatei (demo-
bilizarea fost in parte suspen.
dat&).
Pentru potolirea acestor rascoale
! guvernul bolsevic a proclamat tie.
roorea rosie.
Tot odata S 'au infiintat 81 nistt
comisiuni speciale, pentru comba
terea numeroaselor dezertari dir
armata carl urmaresc familiile a
celOr carl dezerteaza sau nu sc pre-
zinta la recrutare, confiscand ave
rile 81 aplicand 81 pedepsele.
(Dacia)
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AoREsElE FuNcJloNA.
RIlOR D. S. R. 4.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
FILIPINO STUDENT
SPEAKS AT N. D.
Pho Montenegro, Student of
Journalism, Addresses
Student Body.

Pho Montenegro. Filipino studen.
Of Journalism at Notre Dame. deliv-
cred an interecting lecture at Wash
ington hall Saturday evening. on the
Philippine islands. illustrating his
remarks with stereopticon slides and
motion pictures.
The lecture was intended TO dem
onstrate 20 the American people
that the Filipinos have progressed
under American rule 10 the point
where they are capable Of self-gov-
eminent. Mr.. Montenegro gave an
entertaining and comprehensive view
Of life on the islands and reviewed
the gradual progress OF the natives
in cultural. industrial and education
al lines. He spoke Of the present
question OF the Japanese right to
the island OF zap and presented
some interesting information re-
garding japanese activities in the
islands.
Mr.. Montenegro has delivered the
same lecture before civic bodies in
many cities and was invited to ad-
dress the student body at Notre
Dame after a fiattering story Of the
lecture given before the Indianap-
oils Chamber of Commerce I'm April.
Arrangements are being made 10
give the lecture at ST. Mary's college
and before the Chamber of Com
merce at South Bend. Mr.. Monte
negro is one of a number Of Fill
pinos being educated in this country
by the United States government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
'FACE AT YOUR WINDOW" COM


"Out of the Chorus" featuring
Alice Brady and presented at the
Temple theater today, has all the
ingredients necessary to comprise
winner. 1t has dominant SEN
timentaI strain. as felt in the suffer-
ings Of a chorus-girl wife in trying
TO adjust herself to the snobbish
members OF her husbands family.
Alice Brady, always a prime favor
lite. applies her talents intelligently
to a versatile role. 1t is in the latter
scenes. colored with the tragedy OF
her husbands confession Of muir
der, that she is most appealing and
effective. Vernon Steele, as the hus-
band wins sympathy because of his
sincerity and strength. The balance
Of the cast is uniformly good. A
Fox News reel and the latest Mutt
and JEFF comedy complete the bill.
A romantic and patriotic spectacle
Is, The Face at Your Window" the
Temples special picture for Mon
day and Tuesday, which is released
under the Fox banner and secured
for Mishawaka showing at a great
expense. 1t conveys a compelling
message of the hour, warning to
combat the destructive forces at
work in this country as elsewhere.
| 1t dominates with its realistic theme
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
These Are Opportunity Ads

The Studebaker Cooperation, Plant .
Miriam SpOnhoiz. Package sales toI-
poration. Elva Haas. Ind. Title n
Loan Co. Anna WieGman. The Stude
baker Corporation. Plant . Gertrude
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NJ. lud Ey. Vera Wolf. Ind. Audit
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Works, Arthur Warner No. IND tTas
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LIMB. co. Nishawaka -Hulda Xmas,
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Ilothing Co; Anna Levin. Hoosler
Wholesale Grocery Co; Edith Smith,
johnson Motor Wheel Co. Otto unlike
). ". Lippman; Ethel Melton. Weiss
Muess2l Co: MeIba Hendricks.
TEMPORARY AND SUBSTITUTE Pc
SlTIONS FILLED Northwestern Nut
nal Life ms. Co.. Gen. office. Librery
Bureau Assn. Three Typists; Hill
Huei Mfg. Co. Gen office: Eastm8 n
Adyt service Two typists; Ind. In
spectlou BGreau. Gen. office; North
western Mutual Life ms. Co; Dicta-
phonist: News Times Co. Two Typ
lists. Chinese a. Armenian Relief Com.
Steno.; Loose Wiles Biscuit Co. Two
Demonstrators.
THE ABOvE LIST OF POSITIONS
RECENTLY FILLED, by graduates Of
TIE THOMAS COMMERCIAL school
and other competent business people
registering with US.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
FIELDS MINSTRELS
PLEASE AT OLIVER
All. g. Presents Something Diff
ferent From the Regular
Run--Again Today.

II was not an ordinary minstrel
show.
Breaking away 10 a certain ex-
tent from the rather monotonous
chattering of black face comedians.
Al G.. Fields Offering. which played
at the Oliver last night. presented a
combination. ranging from the an
cient minstrel 20 opera. And II was
not a disappointed audience which
left the theater after two hours OF
entertainment The audience had
been an appreciative one. and the
efforts Of the members OF the cast
had not been in vain.
OF course, the lions share OF the
honors go 10 Bert Swor. Harry
Skunk, Jimmie Cooper and Johnny
Healy, because it was a minstrel
show. and il could not be complete
without the offerings Of the FUN
sters". But to the members OF the
male chorus. all of whom possess
voices OF unusual quality. vast credit
must be given. Especially pleasing
was the song, I'm in Heaven When
I'm in My Mothers Arms, pre-
sented by Billy Church. Jack Rich
ards, Lloyd Gilbert and Diff Kastor.
all drew rounds of applause from
their offerings OF popular songs.
And since IL was a minstrel show
there had TO be dancing. Doran
brothers and the Bellboys furnished
this attraction. an dit was far from
being poor. II was not OF the type
usually given on the vaudeville
stage. but il was the work OF artists
of this line. And the audience was
pleased.
The skit, THE Back Porch Cam
paign." was regular protest against
prohibition.
Then at the close OF the enter
tainment Henri Neiser gave his inn
PRESERVATION OF the human spider. 3"
in which he showed his skill as a
contortionist.-L.Z y. p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
HUGHES AND UNDEsrRABLEs.

Sec'y. Hughes is coming in for
much criticism because OF his recent
recommendation 20 congress tina.
rigid immigration rules be adopted
which would keep out the unde-
sirables OF certain countries in Eu-
rope. In attacking the secretary OF
state, there is a plain effort on the
part OF some OF the critics TO mako
a class appeal. while to others IL is
an opportunity 70 indulge in bursts
OF our time-honored sentimentality
about America being an asylum"
for the oppressed Of the earth"
AS a matter OF fact, there is moth
ing i'm the secretary's recommended
ton that would justify the accusa-
ton that he intended 10 cast refiec-
tions upon races or groups OF peo-
pie I'm Europe. for he indicated tina:
IL was the undesirable element that
should be kept out. What consti-
tutes undesirability, OF course. IS a
matter over which there may be n
difference OF opinion. and varies &C
cording to the way one looks at tho
question.
In taking a firm stand against the
admittance of those who would seek
TO make war between America and
Great Britain. the secretary is but
applying the lessons learned from
the United States with undesirable
aliens during the last few years, and
his plan Is the only practical one.
The movement TO dump the inhab-
itants of the slums on America must
be stopIed in its incipiency. no
matter to what race these peoples
may belong. nor how many infiuen-
tial fellow countrymen they may
have hyphenating in the United
States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01

ness friends are at a loss to believe
that Mayor Gaylor would go out Of
his way TO oppose him as is ru-
mored. Mr.. WILDER has the conf
dence OF the entire community re-
gardless OF politics. He Is. by his
training. admirably fitted 10 the post
OF command at the local federal
building. II the voice of the peo-
pie Is listened 20 at Washington
there would seem to be no doubt
that Mr.. WILDER will be our next
postmaster. Notwithstanding Mayor
Gaylor's alleged efforts 10 have one
OF his city hall clique get the posi-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01

and a story both spectacular and
thrilling is unfolded. The effect
is novel and highly artistic. The
cast is all-star with each character
wisely chosen and portrayed. A
two-reel laughable Charlie Chaplin
comedy. THE Cure" is an added
attraction.
BLACK birds" featuring Justine
tombstone, q former beauty Of the
Ziegfeld "Follies," is Wednesdays
picture at the Temple and tells a
thrilling story of life in the under
world, with the title referring to a
band of crooks who seized their loot
and flew by night, Miss tombstone
proves as accomplished as she is
beautiful. The last episod, o.
Ruth of the Rockies is also on the
program.