The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 18

“There will also be gigantic lava eruptions, great earthquakes, to say| nothing of floods and fearful cold. electrical disturbance, and a and legal rights.” aks, Mich., South the storm of a few minutes’ duration Appeal to President to Save Men Another resolution requested the United States Senaté to ‘amend the ; 18 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919, a the fituminated for|Paw Paw, bey “It will be ks before the earth ment, which has the immediate sbfect to inquire into the claim that the con- A aa were Can ee an tome will rerun s"norinay condone, |ATIONAL SEGURITY LEAGUE [St*crusnins uncamerican reatestum | NEGROES ASK CLEMENCY. | Vietcei tere aerending property | 7 The concussion was felt in South] 6, SEEKS 1 000 000 MEMBERS Among the methods which the leasue announces it will use are the follow'ng: Bond, Ind., so violently that rest- y ’ | “The enforcement of laws to punish, | Sentenced to Death. . |dences were shaken and persons|there lashed the lnke {nto @ raging | (1 make this sta:tling prophecy ASDy,. - Jand In the case of allens to deport. ali HOSTON. Nov. 28.-A resolution waa| Halltand Bill by inserting «clause ‘to; rushed out, fearing an earthquake.) 11.5, iinoaid, const guard look- tional of alarming, It 1s simply be- Organization’s Object to Make|wno scek by word or deed the over-| adopted at at Thanksgiving service | mocracy, the segregation of bassengers ' Telegraph operators of the New York! out at Milwaukee, as well as Captains cause my study of the planets has! Every Citizen Think, Talk | throw of the American Government. To! of negto chur yesterday and tele- keel 3° as applied to Interstate , Central lines and Grand Trunk Rafl- and arriving revealed certain results with mathe- id » the vote away Irom non-citizens in| sraphed to President Wilson, Attorney matical certainty. and Act American, jt “On Dec. 17, 1919, no less than sev- en planets will pull jointly on the ‘ates where they now have it General Palmer and Gov. Brough of The passage of laws to control im-| Arkansas, imploring clemency for “the migration. |eleven members of our race sentenced blinding flash | Trapp ens, “Every citizen in the United States— of Preying ' ' ' f t ' 4 Coast guards at Grand Haven are } road there reported wire trouble as| at bie A aged | far north as Grand Rapids, Mich.| uP came and went in an instant” ie | Laporte, Ind., reported an {lumina-|#aid Kincaid ut the southern part | which will start soon. universal military training. | sin. ‘Thexe will include all the mighti- /native and foreign-born—must think, | “the asmurance that forelen language | to death for the Eline riots, to be exe- |, Ambrose, Monell, big has a summer yn Oo} eo c! ed to visible as at noon est planets, those w: je most pow-|talk and act American,” is the slogan|newspapers and all other similar forms 4 506 e .|home a uxedo, has engaged John Seog ERE aes om fal dati cathe ce after! for the moment’ adie caibaloves bait | rey th seas, Vo. |%%, the National Security Leaue's Bokeone shall be foreign in ae | oa according 10 Press Fe young, an Adirondack trapper, to rid pips ned grant Prof. Albert Porta of the University | “Six of them— Mercury, Maree ame. |Sauare Deal for the Public’ campal cra f / 1 his preserves at Gilmans of animals that 1s , " | ‘Sa Ni eal for the Public palgn |” “Provision for mational defense by| President Wilson was petitioned to re- | aa Fort Wayne, Warsaw and Hamil-| of Michigan has written a cheerful nus, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune— eball Plunges Into Lake |ton were other points in Indiana| View of what he plunged into Lake Michigan. tnesses aver they saw the great of fire, white and orange colored, ich {Numinated the whole country, wer the lake south of Grand It fell into the waters, creat- & fog of steam clouds. Sudden rainstorms were reported lightning, colos: in their assertion that they wit- the descent of the body into lake. A lighthouse attendant also declared he was watching n the top of his beacon when the teor came down. hat looked like # ball of fire to fall in the lake about miles south of me,” he said. Glearly hear a roar in its fe mush toward the water, When that it was striking the , @ flash of flame and steam the air and caused « distur- Cranberry Jelly with all hot bread — just try it and see. Saves butter and is a treat. Michigan, Northern In- and Northwestern Tinois saw flight of the flery invader. t 745 o’clodk a red light was seen c s to illuminate the dark ds over the lake. At Athons and Creek, Mich., the earth trem- Cranberries The House of Kuppenheimer Clothes Caarticss 1919 The Howe of Kuppenbeimes Playing the Game ETERMINATION, vim, vigor, speed and persistent practice are the things that count. ‘The team that has them is the team that usually wins. 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