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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
Wilson i'm InirOVni pOUOii.

Nobena pOgodba o koOperativnem miru Xxi ne
bi obsegala narOda noyega sveta, ne more ZadO
stOvati, da zavaruje bodoGnost proti vojni; je pa
lie EN- naGn miru, katerem Sc narodi Amerike ah-
ko pridruzijo kot poroki. Element tega miru mo-
rajo bit TAXI. da izzovejo zaupanje in zadoSte
telom ameriskih vlad element, XII Sc Strmjajo z
njih ,pohticno vero in prakticnmi preprGanj,
ki so jih ameriSki narodi enkrat "a vSeej Spreie-
Ii an Sc namenili, da jih branijo
Ne mslim reel, da maj kateraloli ameriSka
vada poizkusa delat zapreke ka;eremukoli mirov
nemu pogoju o katerem Sc sporazumeio Smatram
lie "a gotovo, da sami pOgoji miru med zavezni-
III ne Zadovolje nit bojujoGih Sc dezel samih
Sami dogovori ne mOrejo dati miru va-stva
AbsolutnO pOtrebno bo, da sc ustyari sila kot po-
rok "a traJnoSt poramave, toliko vccia cd VISA
Ike sedaj angazrane sile ali alliance. ki hi Sc potem
ustvaria ali Nameravala, da sc il noben narod no.
bena mogoGa kombnacija ne hi mogla zoperStav-
Jati. &c maj bo mir, XII sedaj sklene, traien mo-
IA biti to mir, Xxi "a zavaruje organizirana vista
sila covestva.
Pogoj nepOsreGnega miru, XII So sprejmeiO,
bodo pokazali, ce je to mir, "a katerega Sc more
10 doseci take garancije VpraSanje od katerega
le odvisen YES bodoc mir in potika ,veta, je ia
Ali Je sedanja vOjna boz IA pravicen in warren
mir, ali lie Ia novo protiteije sill? &c je lie boj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

"a novo baansiranje Sil, kdo mai garantira kd0
more garantirati stalno ravnovesje move uredbe 2
lie mrna Europa more biti vama Europa
Trcba je ne protelja sill, ampak skupnosi sill. ne
organziranih teIlmecev, ampak organziran splo-
Sen mir.
Ma sreGo dob zelo doloGena zagotovia
tel toGk Drzavnik Obeh skupm so izrellli 2
izrazi, XII ne moreio krivo tomaGiti. da nj
nJihoyih mSlih namen, da hi uniGili svoje naSDrot-
nike. Toda impliilacije tch zagotOvi nemara niso
vSem enako iasne, niso nemara enake ma obeh
Straneh morja Menim, da bo koristno Ge SkilSim
Tazlozti, kal mi razumemo
Predvsem pomenijo, da mora biti mir brez
image. Nj prijetno to reel Prosim, mai sc mi do
voli izreti moio laNtno razag0 in omeniti da nj
bio druge razlage moiih misih Gledam lie, da
bi Spoznal StvanoSt
Zmaga hi pomenia mir XII bi bill vsiljen one
mu, Xxi je izgubil gro zmagoval6eve pogoje, nalo-
zene premaganemu. Spreje bi sc V ponizanju kot
trd0St kot neZnoSna zrtev; zapustil bi bridek,
zopn spomin, ma katerem bi Slonel mir ne ira jno,
ampak Nakor hiSa ma peSku.
lie mir med enakimi more bi traien lie mir
katerega glavno nacelo je enHllos in skupno so.
delovanje "a skupno blaginjo, more bit ira jen.
Pravo miSljenje, pravo Guvstvovanje med narodi
Je enako potrebno IA trajen mir kakor pravGna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

emo JaJce 10 do 20 centov. normalnih cash pri.
haJa Berlin million istrov mleka, sedaj pa ko.
MAJ $4,000 listrov Obleke, cevljev nogovic in
pokrlval 81 nj mogoce kupiti brcz policiiskega
dovoljenja.
Vrhovni zupan Wermuth SC ie kakor pripo-
veduJe neki dopsnik ameriSkc Associated Press,
HI Sc Je vrml IL Berlina bridllo pritozeval, da so
vellka mesta izpostavljena nepotrebnim tczavam.
ker Sc sistcm razdelievanja zivil mnogih ozirih
nj obncscl. nekaerih mestih je polozai baie
nekolFo ugodnejsi neki berlinski ;trgovec ie pri-
povcdoval dopisniku, da je prezivel bozicni teden
nekem meStu oh Renu, kjer jc dobil dovolj me-
Sa Ill kruha brez mestnih in krusnih nakaznic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

kongresu so hote privesti prohibicijo po-
pomona do absurdnosti tem da hi bill prepOve-
dali postno razposiljanje vsakega oglasa, Xxi pri-
poroca alkohoI, tste drzave katerih je uve-
dena prohibicija Seveda bi smela posta raz-
posllJati niti casopisov, Xxi obsegajo take Ogase.
Toda zbornica je crtaa ia dodatek To je
skoda Poslanci, Xxi ga predagali so hoteli
prohibiciJi storiti usugo. Dali hi il bill resnici
doneco klofuto. V glavnih ameriskih mestih pac
nj najti vecjcga casopisa; XII bi incl akohol-
skin ogasov In treba 81 je lc domslit kaj bi
nastalo &c hi bila naenkrat velikim kaptastH-
MIN listom odvzeta pravica razpoSiljanja po veGi-
nj draw. CasOpisje je moe, in prav veko ka-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

Da ne no polozaj povsod enak, ie paG verjet-
no. Ma nitro sestavljena organzacia ne more
biti tako pOpona, da bi kakor Gudez rib i'm hlab-
cev premagala vSe tezave. Tudi vsakcmu utaje-
vanJu zlvll III tlhotapst"u more priti ma sled
Ampak tudi &c bi bill Batoski tax carodeinik da
hi So pod nJcgovo diktoturo razdelila zivila ma
miligram cnako po vseh mestih, ne bi vcliko "a
leglo krajih, kjer danes IN silo izhajaio, hi
imei tcdaj tud phcmao. llier imajo scdai pre-
malo pa tudi tedaj ne hi imcli dovoli Nobe-
ma diktatura ne more IL enega jaica napraviti
desetih in iz kograma mesa celega centa
&c hocete mir, agirajte "a socalizem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

pitalisticno easopisje Ameriki je, hvala kratko-
vidnost delavstva, zelo velika moe Razumc Sc
samo oh sebi, da bi YES at tabor odlotno rcberal
in da bi porabil YES vpliv, Xxi ga ina ma miljonc
ctateljev Naposled ne hi bill tax amendment V
svojih poslcdicah udarec "a Gasopisje, ampak IL
darec prohibicjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

IL Stockholma porocajo, da so sc zivezne raz-
mere Nemcij zadnjh sest mesecev zclo poslab-
sale. Krompirja primanjkuie tako, da ga je bilo
zadnji teden Berlinu "a vsakega prebvalca do
ioeeno Sc nekaj mani kakor 4 in pol fun'a. Cd
augusta nj prislo mic sira ma trg in iajc spoh nj
dobiti drugace kakor ma skrivnem edaj pa veja
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

&c hocete mir, agitiraite "a socializem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

b.;st "a koristi dslav-
sksSa iiudstva. Dslav-
ci 90 opravi6eni do
vsoua kAr producirato.
This paper 10 devoted
to the interssts OF the
working clA -. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
8-HOUR LAW
FOR WOMEN

Section /. No female shall be en-
anical, or mercantile establishment.
laundry, hotel. public lodging house.
apartment house. place of amusement,
or restaurant. or by any express or
| transportation company in this state.
more than eight hours during any one
day. or more than fifty-siX hours in
one week. The hours of work may
be so arranged as to permit the en-
ployment of females at any time so
that they shall not work more than
eight hours during the twenty.four
hours of one day, or fifty-slx hours
during any one week; provided, how.
ever. that the provisions of this sec.
ton in relation to hours OF employ.
ment shall not apply TO nor affect
the harvesting, curing. canning, or
drying of any variety of perishable
fruit or vegetable, nor to nurses, nor
to nurses in training in hospitals.
Sec. 2. Every employer in any
manufacturing, mechanical, or mer.
camille establishment laundry, hotel.
or restaurant, or other establishment.
employing any female, shall provide
suitable seats for all female employees.
and shall permit them to use such
| seats when they are not engaged in
the active duties of their employment.
| 81 ait .,F
the respective counties of this state,
and the Encouragement of this state.
shall enforce the provisions of this
act, and said district attorneys, and
said attorncy.genera and their de-
putios and agents, shall have all pow
ers and authority OF sherifts or other
peace officers to make arrests for
violations OF the provisions of this
act, and to serve all processes and
notices Hereunder throughout the
state.
Sec. 4. Any employer who shall
permit or require any female to work
in any ftho places mentioned in
section one more than the number of
hours provided for in this act during
any day OF twenty.four hours, or who
shall fail, neglect, or refuse TO so ar.
range the work Of females in his EN-.
ploy so that they shall not work more
than the number of hours provided
for in this act during any day OF
twenty.four hours, or who shall fail,
neglect, or refuse to provide suitable
acts az provided in section two OF
this act, or who shall permit or suffer
any overseer, superintendent, fore.
man, or other agent Of any such EN-.
ployer to violate any OF tho proyl.
sions of this act, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
ANOTHER HIGHWAY
FOR NEVADA
Overland Trail Adopted as the
Official Route of Pixies Peak
0Cean-to- Ocean Route

The Overland Trail through Nevada
has been definitely established as the
Nevada route of the Pixies Peak
Ocean-to-Ocean highway. according
TO a telegram received from A. w.
Henderson, secretary of the Pixies
Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway asso.
citation, whose headquarters are in
Colorado Springs, by secretary Ray,
mer of the Reno Commercial club.
The Pixies Peak highway is essen
TALLY southern route from Colorado
east. From Colorado Springs west IL
follows the Rio Grande railroad much
of the way into Salt Lake City and
thence to Ogden. From Ogden il will
come 10 Elko, thence to Reno along the
Overland Trail and two routes into
California are now under considera
ton, one over the Dog Valley grade
an dthe other by way of the Feather
river. The Nevada route was adopted
at meeting OF the directors a few
days ago, and the remainder of the
rout will probably be selected within
ten days.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
NO ADDITIONAL i..5
SALOONS FOR RENO

Monday night the Reno city
council. on motion OF Councilman
Frisch. declared It's opposition to the
granting of any more liquor licenses
anywhere in the city. except to grant
renewals to present holders or to
recognize the transfer of license
from its present holder to new
owner of the same business. The
action of the council came as a direct
surprise and was tprecipitated by the
refusal of the council to grant II.
cense to the Elite Cafe. owned by Ter
rill and King. 80
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
NEW MEXICO LEGISLATURE
CALLED IN SESSION

Governor W. E. Lindsey has issued
a proclamation calling a special SEES
sion of the New Mexico legislature
TO meet April Is and 16 to assent to
the provisions of the national defense
act and take any other defensive meas
ures believed necessary. The passage
of a law authorizing the sale of certi-
ficates of Indebtedness to provide EN-.
Urgency funds is expected. The legis-
lature will be asked specifically to
provide for seleCtiye draft in case il
is found the state forces cannot be
recruited sufficiently with volunteers,
Captain de Bremund of Roswell, com.
mander of New Mexico's battery. has
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13

arrived 70 confer witAs ne sediDSef
who hopes to aranse VA tn q
ment to send the battery to the Nexi-
can border as the neucleus Of an ar
tillery force.
1t is claimed positively by represen. !,
tative that the Mexican forces are
under German direction and have num-
beers OF heavy field guns Just south
of the border which are, to be used
In raiding towns and mining camps
in New Mexico
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13

mics OF this country that they need
have no fear-of prosecution by the de-
partment of justice SO long rs they
violate none of the laws and exercise
discreto nand judgment in their re
marks. The attorneygenera state
men. says:
40 German alien enemy in this
country. who has not hitherto been i'm
plicated in plots against the interests
OF the United States. need have any
fear of action by the department OF
justice so long as he observes the fol-
lowing warning:
obey the law: keep your mouth
shut"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13

ing today. and II it is favorably acted
upon, the question will be presented
to the board of regents for its appro-
val.
In order to carry on four hours of
drill daily 1t will be necessary to dis
miss some classes in the afternoon or
rearrange the schedule. and it is
thought that the request of the execu-
tive committee will be carried out. At
the present time military drill occu.
pies only one hour daily.
A large number of the women stu.
dents have joined the Reno Red Cross
society and classes in bandage making
and other Red Cross work will prob
ably be started at the university with
in the next week
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
TEN VARSITY MEN S ia
WANTED FOR MARINES


Any graduate OF the University OF
Nevada who has had the complete mill.
tary course at the institution is elig.
IDLE to appointment as second Heuten,
ant in the United States marine corps
without any examination other, than
physical. according to a letter received q
by Capt. L. A. Mcclure. commandant5
of the cadet battalion. a
This offer is open to all seniors OF
the institution who graduate this year
and to all other graduates who are q
within the age limit. ass III
The letter further states that the
University of Nevada is expected to
furnish ten applicants for these posi-
tons. III
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
WARMING BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

The department OF justice of the
United States sent the following note
to all federal attorneys and marshals:
Any alien enemy tearing down.
mutilating. abusing or decorating the
United States Flag in any way will
be regarded as a danger to the public
peace or safety within the meaning of
regulation IL of the proclamation of
the president. Issued April 6, 1917.
and will be subject to summary arrest
and confinement"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13

thereof shall be punished for the first
offense, by a fine of not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more than
nifty dollars; for a second ofrense, by
a fine of not less than one hundred
dollars nor moro than two hundred
and fifty dollars; or by imprisonment
Tor not more than sixty days, or by
both such fine and Imprisonment. All
fine supposed and collected under the
provisions of this act shall be paid
into the state treasury and credited
to the state permanent school fund
OF this state.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
ATHLETICS AT THE
UNIVERSITY CALLED OFF

All spring athletics at the Univer.
sity OF Nevada have ben called off
and the executive committee of the
student body has recommended that
four hours of military instruction daily
be started at once.
The student body as whole will
vote on the drill question at Il meet
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-13
IN NO DANGER IF
THEY OBEY LAWS

William WOODBURY., United States
attorney for Nevada. has received from
Acknowledgement Gregory a communi
cation assuring all German alien enc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
"Y' Athletics

Tnc scconi round in the Y. NJ. g y,
pa k'toHil lcsgu" vas begun last
game were staged y 2io-.ard pot.,t"
race Was also staged. and resulted la
- tie for first plac" bctwccr BIrts aud
Walth&N while naldr"p Erauk. Gil
mau, Gray. WARD and o'L"HrV tied Tor
secund place. Eur,s aud Wal,hall cox
rrcd tho diStan"" in sixteen seconds.
and tho ";h"r six runners tied for sec
oId rlac" ~ sixteen ana omc-IIalf Sec
oGdg.
NJ l.. iiaTErovcs basket tossers won
q" exciting game from Bob Bells five
hN Tho score. OF - 10 - Captain fIar-
:,roV, Was tho star for his team. while
FLETCHER starred for Eeli's quint.
Wa}thalis team defeated Tylc:'S by
Tho scur" OF - - $. Look and Burts
wcrc tho stars FOR WnlthalTs team.
Cantain Tyl,r played good game for
his side.
'Thc game between re.hiuSs team
was fU:"ittd I" Stone. bus tho teams
PLAYED with number Of other play
~. and the gam" resulted i'm win
for Tho !irst-namcd r"pm
Vher" Will be q vollsyhall game to-
tho $50 class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

tn mcn's luI wom>us singles ana the
missed doubles.
"a ms, G,ub.c5 to-du,. Count
o'i" %.t.tn. M Nur',. and t. -. "
J"nc.. lr"t id"uV". d.fr.,ycd Nugh
WHINE hr"" hnd Frank G. Lewis. Nor
oh O." .. 60. Va tn .wo:mcn,S
wi: .'.i 'a"rl'I i:ogur; r.linuD,th.
y. T.. defeated Miss Florence i;;iilu
...u... f, I"d N =. ~. 4 Martin. ':Icn
,'"y". = .. CT. &C. .,nd ;h.u defeated
Misscs .:un: W"nd. Br""Elyu and caro-
linz" tnItons. West lIanpt"u. 80 the
iiuHis. e. las.
Iu The soln'.iiuaIs az tsc mixed
GuIhire Miss E,,iliu and Count Snlm
Won f"our Mifs E"-art and Toward
corics. 'ia"inraii. 6-l, G-i. and Miss
Cohen ana HUGH Whitehead beat Mis-"
Wood aud Lewis. -. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
BAskE TBAlL SEASON IS ON
V. P. |. COACH GETS LINE
ON BEST OF MATERIAL
'"rd".' in>h IN i"nr. tyufr"I.,>
Tra'arr Ia i'r"trr.imE Nell
Organized Machine.

~. tLArNSHu HG. w. Jgnua.y 'l,-
w I'm ih' h:s' E:"ie &C ;he bn-k"th.,il
season "p' ~ ia" WY, aud thr coach
na"nH Obtained q line on the best o.
thtS years mat"'iul. practice started
M"EN'iI on iii" n...t squad. Nlthousa
I'i"" nt"r ""r" los; f"or las, yca,',
l"Nul. III" SuuHd has b-.i strengthened
by Tho aIdition - wharton OF Kim
n"N0. Wren, u l.vurhbGrI. vn.
'.MnGcr, formerly If "a wilson
thlS rear th"r" is not - wealth Of
.iI'"Tl"i as ~ former seasons. and
IN" haldcst task ia years coutronts the
r $780,. 80 nsri"ctips e well organized
ht"ShlH". There II :, ..carcity OF center
,Nu guard material. and If these posi-.
'niS could b" strengthened hy ~,
HN''tiNh ~ new material. the seasons
pr".nccls wouid Ur greatly cnhanc"d.
i:iS' S"lH'da; SalHr with Dal.sNili,
9" the latter by q scurc uf -: 10 o
hcE'Fit"less showed that The TECH.
40 many detects which must DO crahi-
c.,"u before .hoy 90 up against
str"nIor teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

.,.yt,c, % - 10 . 70 ana out, won MI,
I-5.I Eurctte. 10 Ccunr. !. 20 81 I" !"
r.t - g second: Nspoli. 10 ,BuAtoHl.
g. go g. 10 aud :" .. thra. Iim"
"... .-5 T.utzlilc. Paul. and Shsd" also
,yeond six. ,urronF whrl,nS DUN ii'
i[uf,ur 10 ~ Robinson, To .nd ont.
second. riu=a. 10 iNci;cel. i 10 J. TO
sod go y. iAtrd rim, ~ ., "aucrit
Syrd, lad. spo.r Lame. ~ Roy and Miss
Third -. furions captain Sen u: tBsr-
,a=i1. e 10 I. . :" aud % ), won. StillE
,>trh, IN 'ByE",. i Ia J. to ana oven.
,..oua Ho. Man II" 8, hermcrhoru(. y
no- T.. joh: Douglas in=ot and
Fourth Sx furlcugs Amazon. ~ 81.
Nlur.uN tp =. 80 = and . TO g. won:
sister susie, u" oGRugcn. TO !, t." ;
.-. >, 20 - 80 ,,"ua ';;"rH@n E,!SS,e!;, -
TO- - HuGas bruiher. E%yner: Words
lTnh NiIc-tuli- L.. u6 IL Ecbinson,
t." 3 =" and out. Won, jcm. iot trryrp!.
~ 500 ?. q" !" and out. second NADIA mo
ON. 'hra Tim. i.'9 = Wis'man also ran
2" and +! TO p, won. '"'"lCs. no ~
Eoaiasonr. IL 20 5. F" - = and to 5. second (:
tgAi,ls To-. ,Crumu: = - oven and .
T. third. Tirl' ~ -. Clara Morgan.
'"i"uei McN9h and Chan Buiord also r.n
,'rvtnlh-Milc ~. !. quarter N.uin T..
10 Urumpl. I" ! - g. and to 10. won;
N"H"'c7. II. LIKE. ~ :" .. even aud to 2
second '!tuo h.Ge-. u" ,Rsrrr,u. II to 5
linn. Stuart. BiUio Ha',er. Chivator and
T-ipt. ?isp ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
,'nrm Loan .>sp.in,,o. Formed.

iS'ari& - The rulcs Dispatch
'iiALLoTTESNilL VA, JauI.r,y
IL NJ m,otlne held hero OF Tues
day. ;Hc Nh"marlc National Farm
Loan Association was formed. with tho
following officers j. -. Rarkgdalc
president Edmund :. Clark. vicc-nrcsi
d"nt T. y. Austin. Sccrctary -treasuFer.
Thc board OF directory consists OF
!. - l;arksdalc. Edmund = Clark T..
V. Austin. W. w. Finley. :. IT, tIild.-
brand and Il. T.. Wheeler. Members or
the appraiscment committee are l. -
Barksdalc Edmund : Clark ana r =,
" hcclcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
GAUNTLET THROWN DOWN
To ORGANIZED BASEBALL
Players Declare, Unless requests
trc Granted, They Will Strike
This Spring.
FuLIz MAKES STATEMENT
President Of Fraternity Expresses
ttccrct That Such Drastic Step Is
Necessary, nut Every Method Is
Blocked Except This One.
International League
Would Welcome Strike

NEN nHk. .ianunr, ii.->peak-
inE tor the International LrpEuc IN
regard to the fraternity requests,
Fr"Nid~rt NnrrOv t0-niEh, declared
thht the international AMI "thc
minor i"nErrs in ;currIl' viii wei
come strike.
ETH" minor icnEuca nrr in no
lunar Ia he rOcrrrd or forced into
doing >omctiiinH which The. do NOT
care 10 do" u" said. "Nc viii wei
como yours vacation. md p~ rhap4
ny the cnd or the year tho rluycrs
may hlnE different tunc. oar
owners have been lnriu. nDn~S and
noIutnE on, mud the players have
hecn getting the mOncy. our piny-
crH nave hcrn trcNtcb royalty. In
fHct, during the last tive .~nr- they
have received too nurh. ,cur'S
>'rli>r would >trntHhtcn out man,
nnE'c> "i the minor league stun
ton.
81 "annot hut hn,. however. thai
rules action Is poori. advised, and
tic has gore ioug why 80 i,rcuL
hih organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
TAKE 4 "CASCARET"
TONIGHT AND SEE!

hoadachN dizzy tongue co-tcI
breath bad aud stomach cur WY
d"ni sou get q ih.ccrt hoN &C ,a.ca.
rctS ~ the drug store and feel buiiy.
IHitc tHScareis tonight AMI .ajnv the
incest. fcntl'st liver and howell clca,,s-
ing You ever experienced. You'II wake
~ with clear head. clean tongue.
iiN''E step, rosy skin aud looking aud
feeling fit Mothers can give :, whole
taSclict 10 a sick. cross. bilious. few
cr'hh child anS timc-thcy arc harm
lcS..--.IrNr;, .rII.n si,. On Al,
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HERMANN IHDUtsEs
rI:Ni:t,'. STATEMENT

7 = y ~-N.T
CiNciNNATI. ONO January Ill
August !icrrmanu. chairman ~ N"
National Base han Commission when
told al Mn i'GliI's statement Tonight.
said tina, he heartily indorscd the At
ti,unc 81 I'rcaideit Tcnor. and added:
Wien Mr i'ultz says that no con-
sheraton whatever has bccn given
our request - tho board. Ii" does not
tell tho truth. MI Of these requests
lave ben acted upon. President Toner
haS put tho CTS" III precisely tho same
manner ..s ! would nave put it
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TENNIS TOURNEY ENDS
AZ rINIIIUKST TO-DAY

.,-.... u. Associated Press
~ NtItt HST y. g. .lauuar" II Til.
ihaiS ~ IN" mems and Wonon's doubles
ana SOM finals III til" mixed doubles Of
~" 'nidwint"r tennis tournament here
wcr" played to-day. and tho tourney
v ~ end lo-.norru,. with III. fmals OF
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GIVES HIS FRIEND A DRINK
tpsurHucr Wan IL Arrested ON { bur-r
AMI VIII Tie Pint on
TgipI TO-Dn,.

LOUISA, VA. January ii.-Thc casy
81 VI. y. l.inney. Of Gordonsvilic, -
""ll-l7I"wn insuranr" man. Is SGT for
trial ~ the Circuit tour, Of this county
mere tomorrow. lie is charged with
giving friend a drink Of linuov. Tho
cas-" mas aroused much local interest
and has been widely discussed.
II rs said that OH December II. a
cold DAY Mr. Linncy. at the request
of a friend. who was travelling Mil,
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With Junior Basketcrs
>TN \Dt.L pl' CIT rs.
tutiu,itr,l mss.
,-I'uIyu,I Z las,

Bintcrh Junior iiigt school Was vcry
much IN tn" i'm"lght ycHtcrday. ~
t"rnpnn 80 tn basketball games Of the
Junior High School League, winning
upth ""ui".'f from tho i;ellvuc 0uinlS.
T"o West END boys showed that they
nave as good Il small team as tn"
larger iiy"
ia" score IN The il5-p pound class Nns
~ {" an favor ~ HMfrr'i. whil. Tia"
Unlimited team Wa victorious by IA.
s"NF" Of ~ "a IS
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denominations Begin ro-Dr,.

Examinations for pupils IN the
Seventh B Grade Of the Richmond city
schools VIII begin this morning. aud
continue. with some Interruptions, until
January -. rho Seventh 4 Grade is
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In" highest IN the elementary. schools.
a:sd those pupils WHO puss the present
5"ries az examinations wa 20 into
nigh school CIa.sca at the hcuinnin;:
.. ihC second term. l'chrusy.