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The Washington times., 1922-02-25
FIRST SQUAD Of
CR|FFMENLEA
FOR D|X|ELAND.
Former Commissioner Hen
bricks Accompanies Athletes
To Tampa Fla.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Washington baseball season, bit
anemic, to be sure. and inclined to
stagger on it's pins. got under way
today when President Clark C. Grit
fifth piloted his first squad out Of the
Union Station, headed for Tampa.
Fla. Next Monday. preliminary
workouts will begin at Plant Field.
Tampa, where the Griffmen will re-
main until the evening Of April /.
Todays party to start for Dixie
land, over the Atlantic Coast Line on
the Everglades Limited, included. be-
sides President Griffith, Mrs. Grit
fifth, former Commissioner j. Thil-
man Hendricks: c. E. Richards, n
Washington business man who likes
to spend his vacation in Florida
watching the players getting into
condition.; three war correspondents,
two of them equipped with one golf
club apiece; Uncle Nick Altrock,
comedian and coach. and the follow
ing players: Gleason. Woodward.
Phillips, Digges and Brillheart, pitch.
ers; Leon Goose" Goslin. outfielder,
and Freddy Noone, a catcher grabbed
right off the Washington sandlots
Dangerous Dan" McGrew, the
Galveston pitcher; Ralph Miller. tie
big southpaw from Bloomington.
and Ray Francis, the Seattle south
paw, are expected to report at
Tampa direct from their homes in
time to begin work on Monday.
SO is Dick Torres. the Cuban catch
or, who has been wintering in
Havana.
Harry Courtney, the long left.
handler, and Bucky Harris, second
baseman, have been in Florida for
q couple of weeks and will join in
Mondays workout.
Next Saturday the second squad
will depart from this city and the
third and last bunch will get away
on March IL. Then everybody will
be working at top speed, to continue
until camp is broken.
The Washington times., 1922-02-25

'why don't you 60 out to the
park" asked Mac. wait, I'll
call up Griff and tell him you're
going out"
The Washington times., 1922-02-25

Gold also uncovered q left lab
that was lightning fast, albeit
light, and his defense at long
range was beautiful to behold.
See him pick off Tenders leads
was to watch the work Of a fine
boxer, II not fighter.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
AGOSTO Il.

Jose Leon Catala. Decl. herederos
La Core declara Il Gregoria. Jose Pi-
lar, DionS:a. Cristina Y Jose leon
Catala. here1eroS ab:ntesto de Da.
Francisco Cdtala. Y al viudo ID. Te-
iesforo Leon. Ell la forma que deter
nina la ley.
|. Mariana Rios VS. Berliqrdo Rosa.
rcivindicaci6n. 4 petici6n del dcman-
dante apelantG. la Corte le concedr
una pr0l1oga de 15 dfas mas. conta-
dos desde maflana. para radicar In
Exposition del case, Il los efectoS de
la apelaci6n.
Juan Martinez Ortiz Admon judi
cial. La Corte nombra al promoven-
te. administrator judicial de Ia suce-
sion de Rosa MARTINEZ Ortiz facul-
t;ndolo especialmente para que reci-
ba del Gobicrno de los EE. UU... cier-
ia cantidad de dinero que por con
ccpto de pcnSioncs corresponds a di-
cha succession.
Anastacio Dfaz VS. Gregorio Andra-
des. Desahucio. Celebrada In vista
Sobre deSestimaci6n de la apelaci0n
con asistcncia de las parties, In Cor
te Sc reserve Ia resolution.
Jose Maria SOLO VS. The Pharma
ccutical Co Cobro de dinero. Com
parecc el Icdo. Samalea. como fiscal
especial en- representation del Ppe-
bio dc T.. r.. para In vista de su mo-
ti0n s0bre cobro de contribuciones y
Ia Corte en- vista de que el sindico
&c In corporation no ha emitido su
informc s0bre tai reclamation, trans
fiere esta vista hasta el u del corrien
te. Ell que dicho sfndico debera traer
dicho informe.
Korber Y Co. VS. Ramon Tirado Mil
liant. Cobro tle dollars. Compareccn
los abogados de ambas parties. Y el
demandado rctira sus excepciones
previas y pidl6 10 dias para contes-
tnr, que In Corte le concedi0 III de-
tambicn retro s,l solicitud
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17

sobrc ycnta de ca1as, rescrvandose cl
dcrecho de utilizar otro remcdio con
iguales fines.
Sues. de Abarca vs. Central Vanni-
na. Admon. judicial. Comparecen
los abogados Samalea y Francis. pa
ia la vista de las mociOnes senaladas
para hoy; Y por no haber concurrido
cl sfndico de la demandada, la Corte
transfiere es.e acto para el 21 del
corriente.
Severe Fcbre VS. Oscar Bithern.
Disoluci6n etc. Por enfermcdad del
Lcdo. Ruiz de Val. Sc transfiere Ia
vista para el u del corriente.
Carlos Davis VS. Marcelino Rivera.
Cobro de dinero. La Corte decreta
el aseguramiento de la efectividad de
Ia sentencia en- este caso
Enrique Rinc5n Pluney VS. Pedro
Roig. Cobro de dollars. Sc recibi0
del Hon. Tribunal Supreme su sen-
tencia en- este case. revocando. Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
iDesea usted
representa- I'D
amos menos!

Seforas, sefioritas caballeros ide-
sean ustedes representa- 10 amos me-
nos y conservarse j0venes, fuertes y
saludables? Sin duda que 81, pues no
hay mujer que no desee continuar sien-
do joven v atractiva, nj caballero que
sc conforme con yer desaparecer con
los amos ell vigor y virilidad de su ju-
ventud. Hay infinidad de damas que a
los 25 amos repreSentan S5, hombreS
que a los 80 no gozan va de los pla-
ceres de la vida que su edad todavia
les da derechO.
Esta condici6n Sc debe en- ambos ca
SOS al estados pobre de su sangre.. SAN
GRE POBRE significa cansancio, pa
lidez, anemia, falta de fuerzas en- las
mujeres; en- los hombres, falta de VIZ
gor, de energfa, de ambici6n, de deseos
de trabajar imposibtlidad de pla-
ceres; VEJEZ PREMATURE en- am
bos sexos. SANGRE RIGA, por Ell
contrario, significa deseos de trabajar
y de vivir: labios rojos, ojos viyos, ac-
tividad, energfa, vigor. virilidad; en-
otras palabras: JUVENTUD. Y para
enriquecer la sangre. para que SO con-
serve usted JOVEN,. no conocemos re-
medic mejor que NUxIFIERRO, fabri-
cado por DR.. Becker Medicine Co., de
New York. y vendido por las principa-
les boticas y droguerias. Tome NUXI-
FIERRO por algunas. semanas SO
HentirR usted 10 amos mas toven.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
len la SECCION Ira. De
LA CORTE De SAN JUAN
.AGOsTo II.

Acusaciones no fundadas: FL Pue-
bio VS. Juan Ramon Ramos, asesinato
20. grado. Jose Isabel Rodriguez,
HON. vol. Jose Casimifo Castro, vio-
laci6n. Tomas Santa. seduction. Re
yes Morales Jr., seduction. Luis CT
rino V otro. robo. Pedro Rodriguez,
mutilaci6n, Ernesto Torres Monge,
inf. art. 4i6 {. p Brfgido Gonzalez,
seduction. Jose Naliente,. asesinato
20. grado. La Corte orden6 el archi-
70 de estas causas no fundadas. Y
concede permiso al fiscal para pre-
;entar nuevas acusaciones ante otro
iran JuraGo. en- los caSos de FL Pue-
hlo VS. Jose Isabel Rodriguez. HON.
sol. Jose Caninpro Castro. violaci6n.
Pedro Rodriguez, mutilaci5a. jose
Ealientc, aSeSinato %. grado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
SECCION "a DE La CORTE
DE DISTRITO.~
AGOSTO II.

Andres Chaleman. Nomh. de tutor.
La Core nombra al ST. Manuel Ma
ter Girona, Marshal de Ia misma, co
mo tutor especial del incapacitado
Justo Chalelnan, para que sestione el
cobro de las pensiones deI Gobierno
de los EE. UU.. sin fanza, por no ha-
ber prcstado In tianza ell tutor NOM
hrado.
Pablo Castro VS. Nicolas Quinones.
Indemnizaci0n. etc. La Corte dicta
sentencia. declarando sin lugar la de-
manda. sin especial condena de cos
tas.
El Pueblo VS. Luis Piiieiro, HON. vol.
El Tribunal Supreme revoca la sen
tencia ordena un nueyo juicio Ell
este case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
AGOSTO II.

4 Manuel Lopez Dfaz. Dccl. herede-
eoS. La Corte declare al promovente,
lnico universal heredero abntcstato
lie 81 padre ID. Canuto Lopez
Francisco Rodriguez Fernandez vs.
p. X. and Am. Ins. Go. Cumpl con
trato La Corte declara sin lugar la
exception previa dc los demandados
y les concede 10 dias para contestar.
Sues. Gle Magraner VS. The Union
Com. Corp Nulidad de contrato. La
Corte declara con lugar la moci0n pa
ra eliminar de la demandante, Ell
cuanto Il los pArrafos l Y =, Y sin
lugar en- cuanto al 30.
Jose $. Molina VS. Antonia San
chez Divorcio. Celebrado ell juicio
an rebeltlfa dc la demandada, la Cor
4 te decret6 cl divorcio con costas a
a demandada.
Nemesio Bahia. Eccl. herederos. La
4 'ortc declare lnicos universities he
ederos dc .JoScfa Calhres Rodriguez
| SuS hiios leg!timos Maria, Clara,
Julia, Ioscfa. petronila Y 4 su yiudo
promoveme. Ell Ia >cuota usufruc-
ual'ia de ley. q
Reginal Wec.1er vs. Geraldine Wal
Nyn. Divorcio. \ moci6n del deman-
laMtc. IN Cor:c poSpone Ia vista de
Sic c;iso para el IS del corrientc, q
/ las o "a IL.
FL Pueblo VS. Albert Jones, inf. art
.2S G. p. Juan V1zqucZ. hom. vol.
| tsuperto Torres HON. vol. Manuel
iaf.fa Santana, abuse de contianza.
! 4 moc0n de los acusados y por ha-
bei' tranSaurrido 120 dfas sin celebfar-
se jllico. La Corte, dido ell fiscal.
los Mbresee. cpnccdiendo permiso al
fiscal para prcscntar nuevas acusacio-
s,feS
FL Pueblo vs. Enrique Cabezas Ro-
5lrfguez. hurto mcnor o casos}. A
| petici6n del fiscal'y por haber trans
llrrido mas de 120 dfaS, sin celebrar-
Sc juicio, la Corte ordena 81 sobresci-
| iniento de estos casos.
Fl Pueblo VS. Cipriano Castro. acomt
agrSn gve Edgal'do Ramirez, hurto
nenor Celetrados estos juicios, fut
abSuel;o eli primero Y condenado el
20 a 8 mcscs de carcel.
| III Pueblo vs. Jose Donate Ramos Y
otros, hHrto menor. Buenaventura
EuSter. inf. reg. sanidad. Angela Men
lez ait IL paZ. Eduardo V. Turull
hurto. Fueron transferidos estos jul
los para cl dfa II del corliente.
III Pueblo vs. Juan Padilla, acomt.
rransferido para cl rs.
SECC1ON pa DE LA CORTE
DE DISTRITO.>
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
ADMINISTRATION JUDICIAL
DE LOS BIENES RELICTOS
DE LA SUCCESSION MAYA
JAS-DAVILA.

Por orden de la Corte de DIS
TRITO de San Juan, Primer Dis
tritO, Sc hace saber a todas aque-
Has personals que tuvieren recla-
maciOnes pendientes y creditos
en- contra de dicha succession, Sc
sirvan presentarlOs con sus CO.
rrespondientes comprobantes Y
bajo juramento al administrator
judicial que suscribe, en- las of
cinas de les abogados Monserrat
& Monserrat, Gale de la Cruz,
No. II, altos, de 9 q 10 A. NJ.
JUAN SAAVEDRA,
Administrator Judicial.
San Juan, Mayo 8, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
Sc REUNE FL vIERNEs.

NIanana yiernes, celebrara session or
dinaria Ii Junta Central del Partido
Unionista.
El ST. Travieso, .cuya vista al Pre-
sidente Harding Sc esti discutiendo
en- la preusa, es miembro honorario
del expresado organismo.
Information recibida por el corrco
de hoy, procedente de Washington, Sc
leera ALI, segrn Sc informa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17

FL Pueblo VS.. jose Isabel Rodrf-
guez, (Homicidio voluntario); Jose
Casimiro Castro (violaci6n), Tomas
Santos (Seducci0n). Reyes Morales
Jr. (Seducci0n). Luis Cirlno y otro
utobo). Pedro Rodriguez tMutila-
ci5n), Erncsto Torres Monge (Infr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17

La Corte orden6 el archivo de es-
tas causas no fundadas, y concedi0 al
fiscal permiso para presentar nueyas
acusaciones ante otro Gran Jurado.
on los casos dc III Pueblo vs.. Jose Isa-
bel Rodtfguez (TIomicidio voluntariol.
Jose Caminero Castro (yiolaci0nl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17

Art, 446 g. ~, Brfgilo Gonzalez Use
duccionl.
Pedro Rodriguez (Niutilaci6n) Y Jose
VaIiente (Asesinato en- segundo gra-
DOB.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17
AcusaclOneS no Fuadadas

El Gran Jurado de Ia Corte de Dis
trlto de San Juan, distrito primero,
ha declarado no fnHdadas las siguien-
ties acllsaciones:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-17

Guadalupe Andino vs. Jose Sanchcz
Rios. Diyorci0. Sc anota la rebel
dia del demandado.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
WATER SPOUT
CHAsEs SHIP
CAPTAIN OF CUNARD LINER
SENDS VESSEL FULL SPEED
AHEAn.

New York, April 17.-The story of
a gigantic water spout which chased
the Cunard liner Carmania half an
hour and then suddenly subsidized
when 1t was almost upon the hard
driven ship, was told by officers and
passengers when she arrived today
after round trip to the near east.
The liner was about 500 miles out
of New York when the spout was
sighted. At first, passengers said,
it appeared as slight disturbance
of water about eight miles south of
the stern. Then the waves were
twisted and churned and hurled sky
ward with terrific force in an ever
increasing volume, while myriad col
ors played through the angry mass
of water.
For a time they said. ii stood still
while Captain G. w. Nelson, after
pronouncing il big water spout.
ordered the liner sent ahead al full
speed At almost the same moment,
the spout seemed to take wings and
rush after the big ship.
Passengers crowded aft. Smoke
belched from the ships tunnels while
the Carmania strained every atom of
her strength to escape. As the spout
travelled it grew larger. 1t widened
rapid yand lowered high in the air,
throwing off tons of spray.
At first passengers thought ii just
wonderful phenomenon. They be-
gan to bet on it's speed, on whether
il could catch the boat, or pass 1t.
Then as Ii lowered insthe Carmania'
wake, gaining rapidly, it suddenly
occurred to them that IL carried GER
tain death with it--zthat the race
was one for life.
The spout continued to gain until
it was almost on the ship. The pas
sengers huddled, awestricken, along
the decks. watching the oncomins
mass of water. 1t had only to reach
out for the ship-and it subsided as
suddenly as it had risen. Five mn
utes later there was nothing to show
there had been any disturbance ol
the placid ocean.
Frederick Pratt, Standard Oh
company official. said it was the
most terrific, but at the same time
the most wonderful sight he had ev.
er seen.
! Captain Nelson smiled when ht
was asked about 1t.
"Ill never tell what would have
| happened If 1t had caught u.s." M
said. .In fact l never could have
told. We would have been listed al
missing, on the marine register"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
PHONE DAMAGES
TOTAL 100000
SIXTY CREWS COMPRISING 1900
MEN ENGAGED In REPAIRING
WIRES.

Sioux City, April 17.-Latest esti-
mates of Mondays storm place the
loss to the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone company at 5000, 900, accord
ing to Sioux City officials of the
company. The snow swept over Ne
braska, southeastern South Dakota,
southwestern Minnesota and north
western Iowa.
Six crews comprising 1900 men
have been at work in the storm area
since Tuesday, officials report. Twen
ty-seven crews have been working
between Central City and Gothen-
burg, Neb., to open the main line of
telephone communication between
eastern and western Nebraska.
Telephone officials report that the
storm covered an area of more than
$4,000 square miles extending from
Worthington, Mimi, to Valentine,
Neb., on the north and from Wahoo,
Neb., to Gothenburg on the south.
Approximately $4,000 poles are
down in Nebraska and 5000 in the
territory outside of the state, 1t is
said. One hundred carloads of tele-
phone poles and wires and other pole
line materials are being rushed to
the storm area from Chicago. Min
neapolis, Kansas City and other
points.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
MUST HAVE AN
ARMY OF 100000
GENERAL HARBORD SEES TROU-
BILE If STRENGTH REDUCED
AS MEASURE PURPOSES.

Washington, April l7.-The ques-
tion of military preparedness arose
i'm the senate appropriations commit
tee during its consideration of the
army appropriation bill yesterday.
Discussion of the subject was
brief, but senators said the question
of a national policy had grown out
of the fight over the house Teduc-
ton In the size of the army
Major General . G.. Harbord. depu-
ty chief of staff, and Brigadier Cen
eral Lassiter, in charge of military
operation and training, appeared be-
fore the committee to present the
war departments views of the sub
ject of the house cut, the former in
sisting that the organization was
strained to the breaking point now
under the forced reduction of year
ago and the latter describing the plan
adopted by the department for
building up at low expense" the for
ces required in a national emerg-
ency.
eff the provision is not made for
10000 men," said General Har-
bord, "then we who are charged
with operation and maintenance OF
the work must ask congress to re-
state for us the mission of the ar
my"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
j. S. IS SAVING BY
BUSINESS METHODS
ACTUAL EXPENSE CUT OF MORE
THAN $4,OOO,OOO
DAILY.

New York, April 17.-Application
of business methods othe various
departments of the federal govern
ment has resulted in a saving of
more than $4,00O,000 a day, Sena-
tor Frank B. Willis, of Ohio, stated
in an address last night before the
American Paper and Pulp associa-
tion.
More business in government is
getting results" he said.
when an eminent political lead
er said few years ago that $780,
100000 per year could be cut out
from federal expenses without injury
to the service he was looked upon
as doctrinaire and theorist, yet the
application of just plain business
sense has brought saving of public
funds five times $500, 100000 in IL
months. Government can help busi-
ness some, but business can help
government more"
Senator Willis said that expendi-
lures 70 rthe first nine months OF
the present fiscal year to March
81, 1922. amounted to $2.904 .037,
SAC.
"Prorated over the entire years,
he continued. "this indicates that
the government is well within the
sum Of S3.S6s, 100000 estimated in
December, 1921, as the amount nee
essary TO carry throughout the year
Ours is the only important govern
ment in the world actually living
within its income and paying its
debts.
''The routine business of govern
ment has been re-organized, dupli-
cate purchasing co-ordinated. so that
different departments no longer bid
against each other in the same mar
ket and actually buy at different
prices on the same day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
RULING MADE
ON LOANS
POWERS OF LAND SETTLEMENT
BOARD DEFINED.

Pierre, April 17.-At the request
of Boyd Wales head of the land
settlement board, the attorney gen.
erals office has given written opin
ion that the land settlement board
may make loans an dtake as security
mortgages on land on which the
state already holds first mortgage
through loans by the rural credits
department.
"Ther is no provision in the land
settlement act of the state or amend
ments thereto, which eequires that
the mortgages taken by the board
shall be first loans upon the proper
ty covered" says the opinion.
Section of the act, as amended
by chapter 366 of the session laws
of 1921, expressly authorize the
board to furnis hmoney and take Sc
curity therefore on land upon which
the owner has obtained loan from
the state through the South Dakota
rural credit board, or under the fed
eral farm loan act.
"This provision of the law cannot
be construed as anything but express
authority to loan money. under the
soldiers compensation act, upon the
security of mortgages covering land
upon which there exists a prior ru-
raj credit mortgage and 1t is our
opinion that the land sediment board
has authority to accept as security
land upon which there is a prior ru-
raj credit mortgage"
Verbal opinions have been render
ed by the attorney generals office
upon this subject on previous occa-
sions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
Woman Demands
Votes s Recount

Huron, April 17.-Defeated for
the nomination for representative by
seven votes, Miss Gladys Pyle, one
of the few women candidates for the
legislature at the recent primary, has
filed contest against E. L. Gordon
the recount, which Is expected 70
last throughout the balance OF the
week, starting Thursday.
Losing out by a very small vote
at the county proposals meeting
Miss Pyle filed for the republican
nomination under the independent
column. At the March primary she
stood fourth high e. l.. Gordon
minority candidate receiving 1,31l
votes, while Miss Pyle drew but
1904.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
Girl Graduates
Simple Uniforms


Mitchell, April 17.-Commence-
ment this year is not to be an ex-
pensive affair for the girl high
school seniors so far as dress is con-
cerned.
At a recent meeting Of the girls
who are to graduate this spring Z
was unanimously decided that q
unifor graduation garb should be
worn.
This will consist of white middle
blouse, white skirts and blue ties.
These uniforms will be worn not
only at commencement. but at the
baccalaureate exercises.
This Is the first year the senior
girls have ever agreed upon SO sim.
pie q graduation costume.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
Find MOOnshine
Under Church

Sioux City, April IA highly
excited man appeared at the police
station last evening, having in his
possession several bottles of moon
shine. 1t seems that he has several
bushels of potatoes stored In the
basement of the old Methodist
church on South Main ave. Late
yesterday afternoon some boys who
were at play around the building got
inside and were digging among the
potatoes when they uncovered four
pint bottles and three half pint bot
ties, all nicely done up in tissue pa
per. On investigation It was discov-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
RAIL CLERKS PRESENT
THEIR DEFENSE
DECLARE CARRIERS OPPO 8 f
RATE REDUCTIONS, BUT DE-
MAND sLASHES In PAY OF
EMPLOYEES.

Chicago, April 17.-Railroad man
agements were declared today to be
fighting for the public before the
railroad labor baord in Chicago and
battling against it in Washington
before the interstate commerce COM
mission when the railway clerks pre-
sented their defense against wage
decreases sought by the carriers be-
fore the labor board.
1.-The carriers now are arguing in
Washington that rate reduction
cannot be made on the basis of wage
reductions" declared e. HI. Fitzger-
aid, president of the clerks union.
Before this board they promise to
translate wage reductions into rate
decreases. They are fighting for the
public here and battling against il
In Washington.
.qThey are similarly arguing that
such rate reduction would not slim
ulate traffic. while here their first
and primary assumption is that re-
duction of wages would be felt in
rates, resulting in increased traffic
Wage reductions in the past resulted
in dividend increases; reduction
now would probably have the same
result, to judge by the attitude oi
the carriers before the interstate
commerce commission"
Mr.. Fitzgerald interspersed mum
erous exhibits with attacks on ths
roads, which he declared would
push our men one step nearer an
animal existence to provide augment
ed incomes for the railway owners.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
Suit Against
The Lincoln Co,

Detroit. Mich, April IA suit
for nine million dollars will be en-
tered here in federal court by the
United States government against
the bankrupt Lincoln Motor Co..
which brought eight million dollars
at receivers sale recently. The gov
ernment claims the amount asked in
the sale was due them on account
of overpaid war contracts. Henry
Ford purchased defunct company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
Buy Land In
South Dakota

Pierre, April IA colony of
Missourians has purchased lands in
Dewey county, near Timber Lake.
and is coming out this spring to
take possession. The settlers come
from northewest Missouri. and,
while they are shipping their stock
and farm implements by train, the
families have come through by auto
and will be ready to begin farming
operations as soon as their supplies
arrive.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-04-17
Governor Small
Trial Postponed

Waukegan, Ills, April IA new
delay of one week in the trial of
Gov. Len Small on charges of embez-
Element of state funds was sought by
his attorneys when the case was call
ed in Lake county court here today.
After the court heard the arguments
a recess was taken until afternoon.