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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30
Knights Templar In Large
Numbers Will Meet In City
Pilgrim Commandery Will Be Host
to Large Number Friday After
noon and Evening

Tomorrow afternoon and evening
will be day of unusual Importance
to the members of Pilgrim Command
cry, Knights Templar, as Sank Cen
tire has been designated by Grand
Commander j. j. Flaghsenhar as
the place for holding a special School
of instruction by the Board of In
structors. The first session will be
held at the Masonic Temple at 2:30
o'clock P. M, at which time Com
mander Wedge and other officers of
Pilgrim Commandery will give full
form opening of the Templar Lodge.
In the evening Pilgrim Commandery
will put on the full form exemplifica-
ton of the Order of the Temple.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
serve a dinner to the Knights Temp
lar at the Temple at $50 P. M.
1t is expected that at least $50 Sir
knights, representing % Command
cries, will attend this School of In
struction. Among those present will
be delegates from all of the uniform
bodies of Minneapolis, St. Paul, Du-
luth, from as far southwest as Mar
shall, and northwest to Wadena and
Fergus Falls. The following is a
list of the Communicates to be rep
resented: Damascus, No. 1, Zion, No.
2; Darius, No. Z; Bayard, No. IL;
Palestine, No. Ia; Redwood Falls, No.
Is; Ascalon, No. 16; Melita, No. IT;
Duluth, No. 18; Bethel, No. 10; Con-
stantine, No. 20; Paldin, No. 81;
Minneapolis Mounted, No. %; Naza-
rene, No. "a; Marshall, No. %; Wa
dena, No. 20; Elkanah, No. 3d. Pill
grim, No. 50; DePayens, No. "a
Evelth, No. 35; Hastings, No. sc and
Park Region, No. 81.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30

that the people who know him best,
accord him.
Mr.. Bohall is a practical farmer
and operates the old home farm at
the present time. He is just as
thoroughly interested in the problems
of the farmer as would be any 9TH
err representative of the Minnesota
legislature because he knows their
problems and can get their viewpoint.
For the past five years the represen-
tative from this district has, not been
Of any benefit to the district because
he has not had any standing with the
ma iority in the Legislature. Mr.. Bo-
hall will work with the majority in
the Legislature and his personality is
such that he will inspire confidence
with the members with whom he
comes in contact.
Vote. for C. E. Bohall for the
Legislature and you will have no
cause to regret your action.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30
Three Met Death In a Most
Unusual Accident Monday
Mother and Two Children Near
Wheaton Buried and Killed
When Bin Collapses

A mother and her two children
were instantly killed on their farm
near Wheaton late Monday when an
upstairs bin of the granary in which
they were working collapsed and bur-
led them under some 800 bushels of
grain.
The dead are Mrs. John Larson,
Jr., 40 years old; George Larson, a
17-year-old son, and Gladys Larson,
a four-year-old daughter.
The tragedy occurred on the Larson
farm four miles northwest of Wheat
on. Mrs. Larson and her son were
loading grain onto wagon. Gladys
played around the granary while the
mother and son worked.
Hearing crash of the collapsing
granary, a 14-year-old daughter, inn
mediately telephoned neighbors who
arrived about 20 minutes after the
accident.
A search for the three persons was
instituted but all were dead when re-
covered an hour later.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30
Stutz Roadster Lands In
Ditch Wednesday Evening
Miss Edress Stauffer of Public School
Faculty Has Hip Dislocated-
Miss Swanson Bruised.

A speeding Stutz roadster and a
sharp curve caused serious accident
on Babcock Highway No. 3 between
-Osakis and Alexandria Wednesday
evening at $50 when car driven by
Thos. German of st. Cloud, accom-
panied by Misses Edress Stauffer and
Helen Swanson of the Public School
faculty, skidded and overturned into
a ditch. The young people were hur-
rying to Alexandria for dinner.
None of the occupants of the car
were killed but Miss Stauffer received
a double fracture to her hip and her
right thigh was badly cut. Miss
Swanson escaped with painful bruis-
es and Mr.. German had three ribs
broken. The Stutz roadster was re-
duced to junk.
Miss Stauffer was taken to the st.
Barnabas hospital, Minneapolis; Miss
Swanson went to the home of her
parents in Minneapolis and the Her
aid understands that Mr.. German is
| in a hospital at st. Cloud.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30

on new water system and White Way
and the installing of paving, Sank
Centre is rapidly taking it's place at
the head of the cities of Central Min
nesota. It's locality and the coun-
try surrounding, entities Sank Cen
tire to this position.
Come to Sank Centre Monday af-
ternoon and evening and enjoy the
entertainment provided by the Com
munity Club. You will be well re-
paid for it..
The following is the detailed pro-
gram arranged:
200 P. M.-First free show at
Caughren theatre.
2:15 P. M.-Band concert, Melrose
band.
2:45 P. M.-Official opening of
paving by Mayor William Parker,
corner Main and Third street.
800 P. M.-Boy Scout physical
training demonstration
3:15 P. M. INSTRUMENTATION by
Company M. Minnesota National
Guard.
$3.50 P. Mum by Sank Gen.
ire Fire Department.
$3.50 P. M.-Second free show,
Caughren theatre.
$40 P. M.-Boys' bicycle race
from Great Northern underground
choosing, north to Third street. Prizes
$1.50, $1.00, soc.
3:45 P. M.-Pie eating contest
75c, soc, Csc.
400 P. M.-Push mobile race
(boys Is or under), from 18th to 3rd
on Main street.
Ais P. M.-Girls' foot race-75
yards. $1.00, 75c, soc.
4:30 P. M. Tug of war farmers
VS. farmers. Box of cigars.
4:45 P. Mug Of war, losers
VS. business men, box of cigars.
500 P. M.-Final free show at
! Caughren.
500 P. M.--Mens' free for all,
100 yards. $3.50, LOO, soc.
Sis P. M.--Boys' (under 16),
100 yard race. $1.00, soc, Csc.
/ $3.50 P. M.-Boys' (under 12)
SO yard race. $1.OO, SOC, Csc.
7:15 P. M.-Auto parade from
Great Northern under ground bridge,
north on Main to Third and Oak
street. $1,000 prize for best deco
rated auto.
/ 7:3O P. M.-Band concert, corner
of Main and Third street.
+ $3.50 P. Mig free dance at
fDreamland Pavilion. .-'-,-s -. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30

Monday afternoon and evening,
November 3rd, the Community Club
of Sank Centre will be hosts to the
people of Sank Centre and adjacent
territory at which time Sank Centres
new paving from the Great Northern
underground bridge on Main street,
north to Third and Oak, will be offic-
tally opened by Mayor w. M. Parker
at 2:45.
Preceding Mayor Parker's adj
dress, there will be a band concert
by the Melrose band who have been
engaged especially for the opening
celebration. 1t is not the purpose Of
the Sank Centre business men at this
time to have any special sales or
other means to divert the attention
of the visitors from the afternoon
and evening program which will be
entirely free to all visitors and citi-
zens, and the expense of which will
be borne entirely by the Sank Cen
tr, Community Club.
There will be three free shows at
the Caughren theatre during the af-
ternoon, the first starting at 200
o'clock P. M. After Considerable
investigation, the program committee
have selected Crossed Wires five
reel special feature with Gladys Wal
ton, as the attraction for the after
noon show. There will also be one
reel comedy. The two shows in the
evening will be the regular attraction
of Manager DuBeau and for these
shows his regular admission fee will
be charged. The bill for the evening
show will be eject of Clay" an en-
tirely different attraction from the
one to be shown in the afternoon.
When the paving was first con-
! tracted for it was planned to have a
free pavement dance but because of
the complex of the paving material
the top is too rough for street dane
ing so the Fair Association and Rob-
ert Swift Post of the American Lee
gjon, have turned the Dreamland Pa
vilion over to the Community Club
for this occasion and a free dance,
starting promptly at $50, will be
given. The music for this event will
be furnished by the Happy Serenad-
ers who are famous all over Central
Minnesota for the high class dance
music they furnish.
The street sports in the afternoon
and the auto parade in the evening,
will be for cash prizes. w. b
Morgan, Scout Master of the FS5
Scouts of Sank Centre, and head of
the Manual Training Department of
the Sank Centre public schools, will
have delegation of his Boy Scouts
give a physical training de mons ra-
ton at 300 P. M. This demonstra-
ton should be of special interest to
the parents because it will give them
an opportunity to witness just what
Mr.. Morgan is doing for the boys
in physical way.
Sank Centres Machine Gun Com
pany unit of the National Guard
will also give demonstration drill,
and Chief Ben Dubois and the other
members of the Sank Centre Volun-
teer Fire Department, will try out
the new pavement in the afternoon
with an exhibition run with the fire
apparatus.
With the expanding of $4,000
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30

Miss Beulah Scott, Second Grade
teacher spent the week end visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30
A FAITHFUL FRIEND

NelS jacobson of Little Sank, sub
scriber to the Sank Centre Herald
since 1870, spent Tuesday in Sank
Centre with old friends and paid his
fifty-ffth annual subscription to the
Herald. In the old days Mr.. Jacob
son operated shoe shop in Sank Cen
tire for about ten years prior to 1878
when he moved on his farm in Kan
dota township. Mr.. jacobson never
married and for several years he has
made his home with nephew, Otto
Jacobson. In commenting on Sank
Centres new payivng the gentleman
said there was vast difference be-
tween the muddy streets of the old
days and the modern highway of the
present time. Mr.. jacobson is an
ardent Republican; we'll posted and is
thoroughly convinced that Calvin
Coolidge will be reelected as the
nations chief executive next Tuesday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30
Alleged Community Day
Very Much Of a Flivver
Community Club Was Not Back of
Event Pulled Off in Sank Centre
Tuesday

The alleged Community Day cele-
bration in Sank Centre on Tuesday
was very much of fiivver.
This was to be expected as the
Community Club was not back of
the proposition and no program of
entertainment had been provided for
the people. The Herald is reliably
informed that many farmers who
brought their families to town for the
event, expected that there would be
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Strong and
little son Robert, left Monday for
Glendale, CAL, called there by the
death of Mr. Strong's sister-in-law,
Mrs. H. A. Strong. The Strongs
will remain in the West for the whit
er.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30

Floyd Marshall of Minneapolis
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs. Frank Marshall. He returned
to Minneapolis Monday evening ac-
cnmoanied by the latter who will
spend the winter with her son.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-30
California Congressman In
Sank Centre Wednesday
Insisted that Coolidge Would Carry
His State by 14O,O0O-Farm-
ers All for Him

Congressman Free of California
spent several hours in Sank Centre
Wednesday afternoon enroute from
Park Rapids to Glenwood. The gen
tleman has been closely connected
with the cooperative movement in
California since its inception. Be-
fore entering Congress Mr.. Free
was attorney for several Of the
larger co-operatives; he has two
farms in the Valley, and the pro-
ducts of both are handled through
the cooperative organization.
In discussing the political situa-
ton in California Mr.. Free said that
the claim that Collidge was in dang
er of losing California to LaFollette
was all bunk. He said that there
was no section of the country where
the farmers were as dependent upon
a protective tariff as are those of Cal
ifornia. LaFollette's tariff record
has been thoroughly explained and
the California farmer to man is for
Coolidge.
+ Mr.. Free knows his state thoroughly
and insists that Coolidge's majority
in the State next Tuesday would be
in excess of 100000.
The Herald editor greatly enjoyed
the visit with CALIFORNIA; disting-
uished son.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

gosan ervenyesil kapitazmus hogy poitkusok eb-
ben az olzagban vam tag lekismeretuek, ami sokszor
mar lekiismeretlensegge Igaz Viszont ketseg
tecn hogy az er6pai orszagokban kapitalzmus reen-
to knoveseivel ugyancsak talakozunk euopai polr
tikusok sorban ugyanannyi elketlen es kozzel szen
ben k0telessegeljesitest csak amit6 ember mint az
Egyesiilt Alamokban.
Az alnerikai t6k6sek soraban egy izben akadunk
olyanokra akik jotekonysag tevekenysegkke Is nun
kasokkal szemben gyakorot megerto szempontjukkal
csakugyan raszolgatak esmeresre Teleszetesen az
alita is megfeel igazsagnak, aikor AIT mond]uk
hogy Amelikaban Macy szamban vannak poltiklsok, a
Xix az ado viszonyok mellet tok tehe0 modon igye-
keznek k0z szolgaataban allan Peldau Coolidge ellen
feene is ell kell ismeok hogy fefogasaban, koteles-
eegtudataban tagadhatatanu lekislneretes es puritan
Szoval vannak t0kepenzesek es vannak potikusok ak
ekolcs szempontoka kepesek osszeegyezetnl gya-
korati szempontokkal
Nyilvanval6 hogy hasonlo tokepenzesek ds hasonld
potkusok elnek es mikodnek Europaban is Az eulopa
|munkast0megek, a1nkor elegedeenek sorsukka, veg
eredmenyben ugyanazoka okokra utahatnak mint az
amerika munkastomegek klonbseg legfeebb az, hogy
nagy atlagban az amerikai mnkassagnak megis csal
kiilonb helyzete mint az eur6pae He tehat Amerikava
szemben krtikat gyakorolunk igyekezznk targyilago
SAX lenn az 0sszehasontas evet akamazva, te1yek
mex megelel6en legynk igazagosak ezzel orszagga
szemben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
A Novemberi Valasztasok
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

eyek ob vszonyoka gnek de ugyanakkor vszedeme
6don akarak mgvoztatn renszerunk aapa alkoo legion
tosabb elyeket.
Mi tduk tont Oroszoszagban ahol nepnek 10 togasa
volt ARA hogy kormanyava Mi uu hogy mi tor
tent Oaszorszgban ahol kpr6batak kommunzmust Mi kon
ven mepthatiuk hogY torten mas ozagokbn aho
tek pota agaoroknak hogy teoak oglaljak ell kprobat
heyes eve kormany Mi kszamthatuk saJa
gnk fninn ugynevezett Haado (Progressve) part
nyerne akara zzuk ala gyueni orszag ozes
eegedeenked6 me hogy egy elnok eloltre szavazanak
Meg abban esetben ha mozgalom annyra erore kap
hogy n0k valaszaat dobna kovekezme
nyek kevebbe Ez AIT eentene hogy
az orszag emberene yenne kezebo es
rugdaak ajt erekeike nezo csoporok es
bokkok koz0t
raszt ke orszag kormanyzasaban s EFT saJ
nos meg n0k vaaa am6ta szavaza joguk
pen oyan feelosseg nehezedk rfak vaara Mnden f
magyarazza neneo hogy onto hogy kor
manyozza orszagot es kere OF hogy
Mndnyajunk fgyemebe aanlom ezekct tenyeke Aanlom
hogy gondokozanak myen befossa lesz pokai
k6daas az Onok orszag re Isneteten kerem OnOke
noke egyaran hogy cngcdk orszagot
censegbe sodorn Onok eoek bekovekezo ev koruna
nyar eppen mlasszak e zavazas november 4en
Nekem nncsen dologban En- mar eeem
yaaszas eredmenye rendkv trdeke orszagom jov6je
fatal te Caks azert from meggyeeseimet anne
lyek tapasztaaam eredmenyet kpez hogy seg pol
annak uaaa hozn hogy my onto kerdesek ker
mex eld0ntesre vaasztas napjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
hkfuuk utkn asonnal, legalkbb htt

h6Sunk utkn asonnal, lsgalkbb bet
dollarral tobb megyei es varosi
ad6t kellene 4fiEetniink, hogy po-
toljuk ait, amt ma a vasutak IL
zetnek.
La Toilette meg akarja t0rni 4
supreme court (az orszag legf6bb
bir6saga) jogat, hogy az he mond-
hasa, hogy bizonyos torvenyek
az alkotmannyal ellenkeznek, ha a
Kongresszus ketharmad t6bbstgc
hozza azokat torvennye..
A supreme court ma 6s a multi
ban mindig kisebbsegek oltalma-
zoja, volt, az alkotmany alapjan,
amelyben szcmelyes jogaink min
den tekintetben vedve voltak.
A mai "Kukac' vilagban mem
lehetetlen, hogy Kongresszus
peldaul olyan t0rvenyeket hozna
amelyek megtiltanak ,nekiink be-
.vandorlottaknak. hogy gyermeke.
inket magyarul is tanitsuk, vagy
hogy a magyar nyelvet nyilvano.
san hasznaljuk. A supreme court
mar ilyen esetben kimondotta,
hogy az ilyen torveny ellenkezik
az alkotmannyal, amikor egyne-
hany "Kukac" nyugati allamban
megtiltottak a nemet tanitast.
Ha LaFollette elve ervenycsiil,
semmi sem allana utjat az lily tor
venyek hozatalanak.
Ez csak nehany ok, hogy miert
mem fogok en- LaFollettc-re szavaz
nj. Ha erdemesnek tartja, gondol-
kozzon rata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

ugye - igazsagot tenni az ilycn ugyek
ben csak az tud, aki maga is csalad.
apa akinek gyermekei vannak. AZ
0sszcs jel6ltek k0zott en- vagyok az
egyetlen, aki EFT elmondhatja magarol.
Mindezeken felul, en- aki soha poll.
tikaval ncm foglalkoztam, mindentol
fiiggctlenil tudom maid betolteni fele-
l6ssegteljes allasomat, cngem politikai
f6nokok, szervezetek mem dirigalhat.
max. Youngstown Poland varosokban
laktam mindig.
legcsek6lyebbert is, amt 6rdekcm.
ben tcsz, koszonetct mondva, n,aradok
w. L. Countryman
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az l. oldalr6l.)

anyanka at, akik mem j0hettek XII
hozzank, inert akkor, amik0r fla
talok voltak, mem tanitottak oket
mi es olvasni.
LaFollette 1922-bcn, amikor az
els0 szcrcncsetlcn kvota-t0rveny
d szenatus Gle keriilt, arra szava-
zott, hogy az tOrvennye WALTON.
Hiaba mentiink mi bcyandorol-
talk Westinghouse -tiltakozni a
t0rveny ellen, LaFolette mem haj-
lott szavunkra.
LaFollette alig cgy evvel kes0bb
ismet bebizonyitotta, hogy meny-
nyire szereti a bevandorl6kat, y
mikor ARA szavazett, hogy . kv6-
ta-torvenyt egy eyre meghosszab.
bitsak.
Bizouyitsa be tehat nekem bar.
T.
XII, hogy LaFollette q mi baratunk.
OFT rekord . Kongresszusban,
AIT mem lehet sem megtagadni,
sem megcafolni, sem szepiteni,
sem kimagyarazni.
LaFollette ait vallja, llogy q
yasutakat vegyek el priyat tnlaj-
donosoktol (termeszetesen j6 pen
zert) IS kezelje q vasutakat ~ or
szag.
| Nem is beszelye arroL hogy y
yasutak arat nemzeti addssag k5t-
yenyekkel kellene ,felhaj jtani, q
5zokra 10 kamatot svtizedekcn' q
fizctni abban . percben, hogy y
i kornlany .atvenne a vasutakat
azok mint kormanytulajd jdoa, ado
mentesss vdljsnsk e. polgdrtar'
( sam ez nekiink, youngstown ~
k6sokuak azt jelerteuk, ho9y k:f
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

~ YAKRAN el0fordul, hogy azok az emberek, akik az
III amerikai viszonyokkal el6gedetenek, Amerika-
val kapcsolatosan rosszalo velemenyikben ebony
ben reszesitk vilag barme yik mas olzagat Ezek
1nnden l6ben kana emberek elfeejtk att hogy amkor
Amerka elett krtika gyakorolnak rendesen oyan kl-
fogasokat esznek anelyek mai talsadalm 6s gazda-
sagi rend mellett bzony mas orszagok eseteben is
1igyanannyira indokoltak mint Amerika eseteben
Peldaul ismetelten halljuk, hogy Amerikaban tulsa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
w. L. CoUNTRYMAN NYILAT-
KOZATA.

Megvalasztasom cseten, a Probate
Court bir6i allasat egy olyan ember toll
ii maid be, akinek hetevi f0iskolai gya-
korlata van. Az oberlini f0iskola elveg.
zesc utan University Of Miehigan.en
feieztem be tanulmanyaimat Tizenot.
esztend6s iigyvedi gyakorlattal rendel-
kezem egesz mikodesem alatt koz
javat szolgaltam.
A Probate Court ele nagyon gyak-
ran kerul ozvegyek arva gycrmekek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

K ed yes tArsasag ii11nepelte
egyiitt a mutt het folyanian SGto
Istvanne sziiletesnapiat. A vendeg
lat6 magyar csalad 1852 Donation
st. alatti lakasan szamosan ielen-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
henry YOUNG
J0lOlt .
COUNTY
COMMISSIONED
allAua, a Demokrata ticketen.
ValacztaS 1924. nov. 4.

Ugy az On, valamint sharatai szives ta-
mogatasAt tisxtelettel kerem.
Ohi6ban sziletett 1871. aug. 20. ~
eve, Mahoning megyci lak6s.
Negy izben Coitsvillei Township
trustee -jeye valasztottak. Mindig, mi
koor megvalasztottak, az ad6k lejjebb
szalltak.
Coitsvillc Township.nek 81 miles on.
tott3 utja van, ebbol ~ miles skkor
k{sxilt, mikor = truestee volt.
Tizenhat eyes folytatolagos gyakor-
lata van uttervezesben, utepitesbsA, Sc
wer es concrete munkakban.
Jslssavam: "Minden dollarert egy
dollar 6rtekit adni'' 6s az en- yesszo
| paripam: 10 utak''.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-22
FIRPO HAS TROUBLE
 GETTING INTO U. s.
Argentine Detained Several Hours At Ellis Island
 On Account Of Senorita

the immigration authorities on the tech nical grounds that their passports were not properly visaed The immigration commissioner may waive these delin- quencies at his own discretion. This was done in Firpos case.
 It now appears that Senorita Lour- des never intended to land in New York. Her passport was made out for Cuba, but inasmuch as the American Legion does not touch at Cuba it would appear that Senorita Lourdes was merely protracting her trip for the pleasure of the sail. So it is now planned for Firpo's girl friend to take the next boat for Cuba, which leaves Wednesday. Until then she will remain at the island, minus the gentle compan- ionship of Luis Angel.
 Goodness knows how long Luis might have had to stay with the steerage pas sengers if it hadn't been for Tex Rich ard, the fight promoter. Rickard was described as frantic and pulled all the wires he could find. As a result, per haps, Firpo got into the country Mon day without having to stay overnight.
 Poor Excuse
 The technical passport error on which Firpo was held was inconsequential. But apparently some of Firpos enemies in Buenos Aires got in some deadly work, with the result that half-dozen officials swooped down on Luis and the senorita when they tried to leave the liner together and asked lot of inSinuating questions.