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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
M'VEY WINS BOUT
FROM HARRY WILLS

NEW ORLEANS. December 2o.-Sam
McVey, the Parisianne won from Harry
Wills the local negro heavyweight. at
the end OF twenty rounds at the New
Westside Athletic Club to-day.
McVey's slashing offense throughout
the whole of the fight won him the
verdict. The French negro won nine
OF the rounds, six were for Wills, while
the other five were even. Both men
tried desperately for knockouts, but
neither could score.
In the fifteenth round McVey came
closer to knockout than at any other
time In the fight. After Wills had
hooked with his right McVey sent him
rceling to the ropes with a terrific left
hook to the jaw. and the crowd rose
from their seats. Wills fell into a
clinch, however. and saved himself.
1t was announced that McVey will
meet Langford here because the hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
Accident by Collision.

An accident by collision, in which
some damage resulted and two persons
were slightly hurt. occurred Saturday
afternoon in front of the police station
on Bank Street. The ambulance of
the Central State Hospital in which
were seated the driver. James Hall, and
attendant. Cornelius Hudson. and two
colored patients, was standing In front
of the station, and. was collided with
by the auto-wagon OF the Chas Leon
ard Hardware Company The driver
OF the auto claims that the accident
was the result of his effort to avoid
running into n team which was coming
up an adjacent alley at the time. The
ambulance was considerably damaged,
and Hall and Hudson. the driver and
attendant. were both slightly hurt. The
two patients were unintured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21

paHash los t sns SsehP 70 turs
tG .: to 8, hrst; Black sheep, los
oh ndf5a Aiiee rere TO l. e
Lescar. Marie coghill FFeeiinaii S A a1G.
Forty. Evrsn. Kid Nelson also ai ran .ei'e
NobI e1ma~n ne and one-half furlongs-
Out second l CARTE TIsyd59 pm}s lie e.
Time. lis As. Tower, + Fina male 'n niso
tca ana G5e-hrl to 3 s~sS
to B., first: Judge Sale, 107 So'Brien)
! to ! to 6. | to 2, second; Sir Dykee''
i ibG d{Act1n1, II to s. 4 to $. to 5.
Green Birman. il. A %Saiye asos ra Elsie
oFurth-San Luis Potosi handico,
one mile-RinglinE, 95 Marco 9 10 <
l to 2. out, first; BrynlImah, io2 DE
IIaanson)' ), to g to s, out. second
S: out. third. Time. 1:4s. BGyniimaH
and Fathom coupled as F. S. Hackett
entry. John Reardon, Be. Fathom also
Fifth--fye and one-half furlones-
! TO 2, first: Judge Gheens. loo tActon1'
ia tMcCabeS, 20 to 1, to l. oaiG to 3
third: Time. III Us. Mercurium,
andrew andrew o,Day. Ryestraw. Annual In,
SiXth-one mile-Rose ONeill. 100
sleepland. los (HartwelD. to J. even
20 =, second; Lady Innocence 81 (Ac-
T 1In3: HAIR E to 3. to 5. third.
Kennon., Amri Luke Van Zandt, Mike
Donltn. Lady London also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21

At the Theatres.
With the Damon and Pythias" pic
ture safely cancelled. the Academy Of
Music will remain dark all the first
part Of the week. AS told In another
column. that theatre will become La
Vernes Academy on "Wednesday night,
instead Of Thursday. when the Lucille
In Verne Company will open in Polly
Primrose" with Il special performance
for the benefit OF tho Virginia Anti
tuberculosis Association.
The Grayce Scott Company's offering
for the week ut the Bi1ou Theatre will
be I'm Mizzoura." a fine old play in
itseir. and one affording Virginia Perry
special opportunity
Manager Rex promises two excep-
ttonally good bills for the Lyric to say
nothing OF his Christmas tree for the
kids.
That gripping drama. 1.-THE Thief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
Alleged Gambling House Raided.

Joe Hill. colored. was early yester-
day morning arrested on charge OF
Keeping a disorderly house In the rear
OF los East Clay Street, resorted 10
for the purpose OF gambling. Police
Sergeant Clarkson, Policemen Carter,
Walshe. Harris and Matthews raided
the place and also arrested Mortimer
Johnson, w. VI. Tinsley, Arthur Dick
erson and Cabell Hill. all colored on
charges of gambling in the house The
cases will be heard before Justice
Crutchfield this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
BELGIAN DAY" IN PARIS
collection Boxes Carried Through the
Streets by 10000 Girls.

PARIS. December 20 t5:11 p. MD
Today was Belgium Day" here, md
100000 miniature Belgian flags. dec
GRATED the coats OF the people OF Paris.
The emblems were passed out to those
who made contributions In collection
boxes carried through the streets by
10000 girls. The money is to be used
IN the relief OF Belgian refugees Thea
Tres gave special performances and
churches held services. at which the
audiences and congregations contrib
uted generously to the fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
General Neun Not...

The funeral of w. T. Sanders, n re-
spected citizen of Carson, in Dinwiddie
County. who passed away at the age
OF sixty years. took place yesterday
afternoon from the Methodist Church
Mt that place. the pastor the Rev Mr.
Phaup conducting the services.
The local real estate market was
quiet the past week. but few transac-
tions. and those OF minor Importance,
being reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
| PETERSBURG
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Do THEIR BUYING EARLY
Crowded Streets and Stores Prove
That Holiday Behest Has
Been Needed.
MYSTERIOUS wAvERLY DEATH
Body Of Negro Is Picked Up Along
Railroad Tracks-No Marks Of
Violence Are Found-Old-Time
Flimfiam Game Worked Again.

Especial to Tho Times -Dispa tchl
PETERSBURG. VA. December 40
IT Is believed that tho great majority
or Christmas shoppers In this city and
vicinity responded to the call to make
their purchases early. The crowded
appearance of tho streets and stores
during the past week or ten days
would indicate this fact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS

MiEXoura.o
Lyric-Popular vaudeville. matinee
and night.
Coloninl-Feature motion picture,
"The Thief"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Hotel StuI11pf

formerly conducted for gentlemen
only, is now. or since completion of
recent improvements, conducted for
both ladies and gentlemen, and to
afford quick service, special 40c
Businessman's Midday Lunch ia
being served from 10 to in Raths
keller. Music program from 6 to 8
daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21

MILWAUKEE. WIS. December 90.
Both Mike Gibbons and Jimmy Ciab-
ny nave accepted terms TO box hero
January IL. Articles will be signed to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
Local Temperature YESTERDAY.

:, Local Temperature Yesterday.
! noon temperatur. .e..... An
8 - ~ IN e,, sIature. Al
Maximllm temperature 10 8 F. NJ ii
Mlnllnum temperature to 8 =. NJ az
Wosmo azure IS
'ehciency In temperature yester-
Deficiency I'm temperature since
March ] ...,... $50
Accumulated deficiency in temper. -''
allure since January 1.......... sos
Local Rainfall Yesterday.
RRa ainfaii iast WE'VE hours, None
deficiency In rainfall since March
4 o. 40
since January i " i'iaii :,
LOCAL observations at 8 r. NJ, Ycsterd.y
Temperature, 81: humidity, So; wind
erection. northeast; wind. velocity, 6:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
TO-DAY,s Cam.

TO-DAY'S CARD.
First race-selling, all ages, five and
one-half furlongs-Rinaldo 103; lin
kand .lo7; Parcel Post. l0s: Everan,
liz; Ethelwicks, 1l2; Pedro. lip. Great
Jubilee. 49,
Second race--selling, three-year-olds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
The Weather

Forecastt VirEinin-Rniu y1o,a,
fair.
North Cnrollnn-Rain Monday, Tines
any probably fair and somewhat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
Gibbon. and Cl.bby m.,ches.

between tho two In Milwaukee ha
been called or.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21

It's long way to April,
It's long way to GO;
It's long way till the sprinst
Drives away the ice and snow.
You won't have to go a long
way to find the Warm, Stylish
Clothes to keep you snug till
then.
They're right here.
These prices ought to bring
a glow Of satisfaction to your
pocketbook!
Overcoats, s15 to $35.
Suits, $15 up.
Coats for every member of
the family, SIS up.
Mackinaws for boys as small
as 4 years.
Our store is the Service Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21

will BIO presented In picture for,, .t Az.
Colonial for tho first half OF tSa -~AT
with Dorothy Donnelly In tho prisainsi
role r''"SSs@i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
allases. handicap. fvo
JUAREz RESULTS

xApprentice allowance claimed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

generally happened few hours iateri
the distrsught maiden who married a
bankers son only to hnd out that he
was an ex-convict: the drunken husband
who returned home 70 rob his wife Of
her savings and incidentally broke up
the furniture, are trembling In the ball
ance, so effective has been the work Of
both lay and medical reformers. Instead
OF the enervatlns picture showing the
sordldness OF life, the criminal tenden-
cies Of the unenllghtened, and also OF
the enlightened, We have 'Cabiria,' Quo
vadisg 'spartacus, palpitating with
Greek and Roman torture scenes"
From the smoldering ashes or the Edl-
son ruins there rises phoenixiike. an an
nouncement OF continued activity. All
negatives are safe and the regular sched-
ule OF releases will not be interrupted.
The entire plant at Orange, N. j., was
destroyed, but the negatives we're stored
in q firepruof vault In a building removed
some distance and so out of harms way
The studios In the Bronx will not have
their activities disturbed either.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

the complete absorption IN the story as Il
is unfolded. has weakening eifect on
the nerves; and when the various chap
ters are Illustrated IN a highly dramatic
manner and, as often happens, in n sem
sational manner, 80 weak Is human ma
ture that the wrong lessons are learned
In short, many return again and again,
the serious side OF life Is forgotten,
moving picture habit is formed, and wan
faces and overtaxed brains are the OUT
come. 10 correct all this, II has been sug-
gested that II the pictures could be made
on higher moral plane, II the higher
intellectual qualities of the audience
could be aroused by showing scenes de-
picting the life of the early Greeks or
Romans at home and IN the battlefield,
new era would be lnaugurated, and no
longer would men and women neglect
their serious duties, no longer would
brains be overtaSed and faces have a
deadly pailor
ITO effect this benefcent change.
boards OF censors have sprung up here
and there, and the erstwhile cowboy who
brandished his pistol on the slightest
provocatlon, the man who stole some
$4,000 TO buy his wife enough food TO
keep her and the one solitary child from
starvation until he could get work, which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
Whats Doing Tonl9ht2'
I s L

.,Nfass IN America" Bazaar, Horticultural
Hall; s o'clock.
Protest meeting against neutrality violation
German Society; 8 o'clock
Election. Union League; ? o'clock to Q
o'clock.
Banauet Oak Lane Park Improvement AS
ISOLATION Manufacturers Club; Oclock'
Concert, .Drexel Blddie Bible Classes, Belle
vue-Stratford; o'clock.
Symposium. "woman's New Freedom Con Con
temporary Club ellevue-Stratfordi oclocK'
Reading "Enooh Arden" Alphild Standby,
Griffith Hall 8 o'clock.
South Philadelphia Business Mems Associa =
tlon Broad and Federal streets 8 O'Clock
Free
woodland Avenue business Mems Associa.
tlon, Tist street and Woodland avenuei
o'clock, Free.
Greater Sherwood Improvement Association.
o40 South 5sth street; o'clock. Free,
Walnut Street Business Association Belle
vue- -Stratford.
west Philadelphia Business and Improvement
League, 520D Market street. Free.
Northwest Business Mems Association, 232G
Columbia avenue. Free.
West susuuehanna Avenue Business Men
1907 West susquehanna avenue. Free.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
TREAT FOR THE NEwsBoYS

Forrest "Movie" Will Entertain
Evening Ledger Vendors Tonight.
Comedy and mellerdramner by the reel
will be the feast Of 300 EVENING Lsposa
nswsboys Of the northeast when they be.
come the guests Of the managers OF the
Forrest Moving Picture Theatre, sia
Girard avenue, tonight at o'clock
The free show provided for the newsies
will be a thriller, showing THE Village
Beneath the Sea" and THE Masque-
raders," followed by comedy. The bows
marshaled by Street Foreman Weiss, will
form I'm line at Sd street and Girard ave
niue and will march to the theatre In n
body. The parade will be headed bv
John G. Smith, manager of the northeast
branch of the EVENING LEDGER Frank
Gademan and John Morolla are managers
of the theatre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

THIS evening. The Offering will be nThe
Dowry Uncle" and the actors win be
youngsters who aspire to places In the
Dig show Of the Mask and Wig Club. The
OBJECT OF the 'tryout" Ia to unearth pos
slble stars for the Easter production. ana
SO the company Is composed entirely OF
noviees.
out OF a field OF 81 candidates two easts
Of IL men each have been selected o.,
A viii perform tonight and tomorrow
night. while Cast b will appear on Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

That the voluntary censorship of our
moving picture shows while 1t has sue
ceeded in eliminating some harmless
features, has at the same time left OBJ
jeotionable ones untouched, is the opln-
ion of Dr. Philip skraInka, writing in the
st. Louis Interstate Medical Journal, The
writer finds especial fault with medical
critics of this form of entertainment,
Doctor Skrainka hints that in handling
the subject medical reformers are making
a mess, ae people naturally do when they
exceed their natural province. He writes:
Our irrepresslble medical reformers
are loud in their denunciations of the evil
wrought on the morals of an audience
that sits spellbound under the influence
OF moving pictures. To take up only
what medical men have written, we CLEAN
from their essays that the concentration,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
The Dramatic Editor Observes
THEATRIcAL BAFpEKER

OPENING TONIGHT.
Diplomacy" with William Gillette
Blanche Bates, Marie Doro and a strong
cast Sardou's famous old play ''modernized'
BY Mr. Gillette.
KEITH s-Eya TanguRy. Bert FitzgIbbon, "a
Telcphone Iangle, and diversified bill
WALNUT-"The Trafic," by Rachel Mar
Ehall
CONTINUING.
ApELPHI-''TodAy." with Edmund Breese and
Ethel Valentine, George Broadhurst and
Abraham Schomer's sow-moying drama about
a, ,Wltes inndelity, ending with violent
her. Last week.
fDlttbhsI sI-,,Pi F. Pinafore" The good old Gil
vert q sullivan classic produced a Ia Hip
IIbtIe IigIbt,I5,,Ie "a,har WIN re9l water Just as de-
dAhRlCk-' Potash and Perlmutter" Mon-
tuEue Glass popular stories OF die elothing
Sssl,,,, SSsgf made over into tho seasons most
LII'TLE THEATRE Silver Box" Jobn
dalsWorthys powerful and moving drama
contrasting the unemployed al both snds
Si the social scale Excellently acted Last
LYRIc-"Higt links" with Stella Mavbo,,
ana good cast. Rudolph Frimi's rippiing
music borne on an amusing story AZ ss
sioom-aispeuing perfume. Last week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
Lab0r Forward oommlttee Plana

The plans OF the Labor Forward Com
mittee which, formed In January last 10
arrange for the American Federation OF
Labor convention. Is now a permanent
BODY working for the extension of union
methods in this city. have been indorsea
py the central Labor Union. Frank Nor
llson, secretary OF the American Fedora
ton, Is expected 10 arrive here TODAY Ia
arrange final details for a Comprehensive
campaign.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
PHOTO gs-.APLAYs
8 A&ll 7lliIEfh Y
PHoTOPLAY GUIDE
FOR THIS WEEK


Chestnut Street Opera House
The Spoilers" preceded by Keystone come.
dies and other pictures ali week.
Rnickerbocker, 4oth and Market SITS.
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THURsDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
George Ado's Fables in Slang"
West Allegheny
selig when the Ham Turned" comedyi
TuEsDAY--.The second episode Of /" ,zudora,
Mystery Of The Sleeping House, The Loan
y, shark King Others ,.
WEDNESDAY-"Q Quincy Adams sawyer hve
naTt featuroi ''rhe Mysterious Beauty
g1TFSb4 g1T[sP4y AYg gnIpAy@cSglrIPIo ,.. 81 % Lord
Cecil Keeps His Word" others.
jefferson
MoNDAY,.-E Edmund Breese IN "The walls Of
TtEsb iY-." More Than Queen"
WEDNESttAY Y" "Flends Of He'll"
.THURsDAY-" Seats OF the Mishty."
sRIpAE1In the Hands Of London c,,o SToqks by
James Montgomery Flagg
The Lehigh Theatre
MoNDAY-"z "zudora, episode No q others
Lafayette
THURSDAY" 'Zudora,' No. A. Mystery Of
the Hills
Garden
MONDAY-Clara Rimball Young In Lola"
other features announced later.
Lincoln
Lieb In 'Dope."
WEDNESDAY Thomas Wise IN "A Gentleman
From Mississippi
Somerset
'-I'he Great Gold Rob-
w. berry, Not OF the F'ock," The Plumber,
TUESDAN-"TTey OHeRrts," WAR IL He'll"
four parts; The Fortunes OF War" two
parts; "Limping to Happiness" others
King and Country" six
parts: The old Maid,o "Ambroses First
Falschood." others.
Gangsters" four partsi
In Tune" two parts; 'Our Mutual GIRL
Barrier Of Flames"
o. Diamonds" six parts:
'The Panther in the Conservatory" others.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

Robert Mantell has decided to quit
those light exercises of swinging the axe
OF Macbeth and the toga of Brutus for the
solemn and dangerous undertaking Of act
Ing king John" and nothing but king
John" for weeks on end. without the aid
OF his usual repertoire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

James Forbes. of "The Chorus Lady"
has a new comedy. I'm the Limelight," Z"
under way II will reach the Hudson
Theatre. New York, on January 4 with
the following list OF expert players in
charge: Douglas Fairbanks. Zelda Sears
George Sidney. Patricia Collinge, Olive
May, Edna Aug, William Sampson and
Ned Sparks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
UNION LEAGUE ELECTION
Contest for Presidency Narrowed
Down to Two Men.

Contest for Presidency Narrowed
Down to Two Men.
The presidency OF the Union League
Tor 1915 has narrowed down from six
nsmbers originally nominated to two,
They are John Gribbsl. manufacturer and
banker. and State Senator william c.
spfpab Of Chester
The polls Tor the annual election of Of
Heefs VIII open at o'clock this after
aoon- OF those elected the president. the
feur vice presidents and the Is directors
aiii form the new board IN the evening
ne annual meeting will be held. which
Nili ps the last presided over BY Wnliam
: Tllasn, ~ho = completing his third
term - president OF the league.
The following are nominated for vice
presidents 0nepmbeats indicated by a.
Isfiska3f
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

Translated-as Shakespeare would say
from the dance to the drama, Lydia
Lopokova, late OF the Russian ballet, and
later of "The Lady Of the Slipper" goes
to New York December % in a light
comedy called 'Just Herself" by Ethel
Watts Mumford. Boston saw 1t first
this year as THE Young Idea"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

That dainty morsel, "The Song Of
Songs" garnished afresh by Mr.. A. IL.
Woods. is to be served up to Broadway
about Christmas time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

NEW ITALIAN DREADNoUoHr
ROME, Dec. 14.-A fourth Italian
dreadnought the Conte Cavour, will ba
ready in February and fifth and sixth
will be completed soon after that.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

Annie Russell has discovered play for
herself, the title OF which succeeds in
sounding like a satire on the family
affairs of Europe's rulers-"His Royal
Happiness"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

To relieve the monotony of nothing to
do till 192O." when Hammersten's law
girt contract not to produce opera comes
to an end and he can start building opera
houses again. Oscar is tearing his Vic
toria apart in New York and putting on
a new exterior and few balconies.
The Dramatic Editor Observes
Some men are born press agents and we
send them to Congress-
Others acquire press agents who make
them into stars.
And still others have press agents
thrust upon them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

IT33 nQmInaIad Tor diFactora are -
z'ers. ne astsTiskz indicating ineum-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

and some of the other managers are try
ing to arrange special matinees for the
benefit OF the actors who are blackstone
OF them-at their original jobs of vending
vegetables and chopping meat
News Notes
"An All-star Management Presents an
All-Star Cast in ----' should be fair
way Of advertising the entertainment
which Charles Frohman and David
Belasco hope to send on tours this spring.
The two managers are going to drop six
of their stars into some unfortunate and
innocent play and see IL the public of the
larger cities will like the result
The evening world., 1914-02-16
CITY IS shaken
BY CANNON FIRE
OF M|L|TANTS
Explosion of Ancient Field
Piece Brings People of Black
burn From Beds in Alarm.

BLACKBURN. England. Fsb> is.--
Militant suffraeettes early to-day
fred of q huge cannon captured from
the Russianh in one Of the battles Of
the Cr1mean war and which for sixty
years had stood - an ornament In the
city Park. The entire olty was shaken
and the residents alarmed BY . terrific
explosion. and people fiocked into the
streets In the darkness fearing that Q
mine disastsr had occurred In the
neishborhood.
II was not untii late hour to-day
that the cause Of the explosion was
discovered. Then II was found that
the suffrassttss had carefully cleaned
from the bore Of tho gun over half q
century's accumulation Of gravel and
stones before ramminG homo . heavy
charge Of gunpowder.
In the vicinity attached TO q tree
fioated . long strip Of calico inscribed
wake Up. Blackburn! The Labor
Party, Which Claims 70 Stand for
Justice and Freedom, Supports .
Government That Tort res Women
Under the Infamous Cat and Mouse
Act"
The idea Of the militants WA TO
rouse the cotton workers Of the city
TO support their propaganda.