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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
DE CE.TI OTRAvEsTI

stomacul GU pilule sau alte medi-
camente otravitoare, cfnd natura
a lasat vindecare pentru cele
mai multe bOale ale Omului
| Eu am suferit mutt timp de o
deranjare de stomac, 81 in cele din
urma am ajuns sa flu o paragina
fizica. Fran nerves, istovit, a.
veam constipatie 81 indigestiune
persistenta, boale carl au atras
dupa ele apendicita 81 toxemia cro
MICA. Nam cautat Gu dortori
multi ami dearfndul 81 am incercat
tot felul de medicamente, pilule,
saruri, uleiuri, etc., carl mi-au
stricat stomacul fntr att ca nu
mai puteam minca sau lua alte
[doctorii, 81 in cele din urma doe
torul mia spus ca trebue sd mise
faca operate, ori altfel nu ma
yoiu mai vindeca nici odata. 1nsa
am auzit de ierburile medicinale
ale lui Saint Bernard 81 am incer-
cat 81 Gu ele. = Peste doua sap.
tamini am simtit usurare, mai tir-
ziu ma simteam mutt mai bine,
lar acum am UNI apetit splendid 81
ma sinlt bine 81 puternic. Aceste
ierburi minunate mi-au redat Sa-
natatea. Singurul lucru de care
imi pare rau este ca nu lean a
flat mai din vreme. Ele m ar Fl
scapat de mare parte din sufe-
rinte 81 mi-ar Fl acrutat 'banii pc
carl lam cheltuit Gu doctorii 81 pc
[diferite medicamente vatamatoa-
re.
Acum, daca suferi dc vre-un fel
de deranjare de stomac, rarmchi,
ficat, ori de constipatie, indiges-
tune, billiousness, acide, gaze, RI
lgaeli, greata, greutate, dureri de
leap, durere de inima boale secre-
te, colice, necuratenie de piele,
catarh de stomac, imboldiri, asu-
dare in tirnpul noptii, istovire, ner
vositate, insomnia, debilitate, sla-
bire generala, etc, nu lua pilule
vatamatoare sau alte doctorii pri-
mejdioase, find Cd ele nu vindeca.
Ele numai forteaza 0 iesire afara
vremelnica, 81 vechiul necaz sa
fntoarce din nou mai aprig ca
inainte. In schimb fntrebuinteaza
ceaiul medicinal al lui Saint Ber->
nard, un remediu natural 81 un-
minunat restabilitor al sanatatii.
Este aromatic 81 placut la gust.
Aceste ~ierburi nu numai ca eau
zeaza un scaun in mod usurator,
ci fac ca multi mai multi. Ele eli
mineaza materiile otravitoare din
kcorp, purifica sfngele, reguleaM
actiunea rinichilor 81 a matelor,
dau un bun apetit, pfomova buna
mistuire, inlatura orr eorecteaza
disordinile, 81 te fac "a te, simti
mai bine in toate privintele. Nj
mic altceva nu e. mai bun, 81 pri-
mul pahar Gel vel bea are sd te
convinga. Pretul aeestni ceai de
|ierburi este $l.M pe pachet, sau
| 6 pachete Ia $5.o9. Madal de I'M
|frehuintare este Aeris pc fiecsre
Ipschet. incssred.l. Frimite .astazi
SAILS nentrp IN peNhet h Seint
Rernard's dsrdens, sos Common
lstreet, ca, New Orleans; La. Mai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
G Al r

pc fratele meu Mie Sava din CO.
muna Pirtesti de sus, comitatuI
Gura Humorului, Bucovina, care
e in Statele Unite san in Canada.
Nu m am 1nt1lnit Gu dfnsul de
8 AMI. Rog pc fratii Romini care
II cunosc, sau ii stiu adresa, sau
char dinsul daca va ceti acoste
rfnduri sa faca bine sa-mi scrie a.
dresa dinsului 81 lie voiu fl re-
.cunoscator aceluia care milo va
trimite, ca foarte multi doresc sal
mai vaf odata.
Luca Strugari, 618 Erie Street
Youngstown, Ohio.
(11-16)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
Societatea loan I. G. Dratia
nu" din Mansfield, Ohio. y Con

voaea pc toti membrii sal lua
parte la >sedinta generala lunara,
care sc va tinea ,Dumineca, 26
lanuarie 1919, la prete. $50 a. m..
in hala societatii din Louis Ave.
Avind mai multe .chestii importan
te de reZOlvat.. intre care va Fl
81 pNtirea cotelor funare pc luna
Februarie, sunt rugati toti mem
bril- 81 membrele s9cietatii hoastre
lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
,Absentele nemotivate Sc vor pc,
depsi conform statutelor.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22

Actiuni de Oil:
300 de Emperic Oh, Gas Co ;
$500 The West Belt and gas Co.,
100 The Emma Consolidated Mi
mes Co. lie Wind din cauza ca
sunt bolnav. Doritorii sa Sc adNe-
seZe la:
Pete Nike, p. Box 414, Newark,
Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
MAAfxLE ,STRAINE DINENAS-
TERE DIN R0oDE IeLAMD.

Statistica nagterilor de pc q
null 1916, pnblicata acum de cu,
rind de biropl statistiee5 arata
cd 4o.94 proqente de femci mari-
tate III Rhode Island 1ntre anil
!, lis 81 "A, au fost din nastere srtal
a. IA acest ahapeSt Rhode Island
fost IA fr,lntea celor II State
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22

ori oameni singuratici carl sa lu-
creze la steele de zahar in Michi-
gan. Platim de la 500 la 1924 de a.
car. Casa de locuit 81 transportul
gratuit. Am dori ca sd ne scrii sau
sa vii la moi cit de curfnd posibil.
Vrem ca cele mai bune familii sd lie
punem in locurile cele mai bune
Vino ca sa yorbestir cu reprezen-
tantul nostru in Cleveland e Dl A.
dam GAM, 1868 Fulton Rd, la 6
seara in fie care ri 81 Dumineca.
lar in Detroit, Mich, vino la Louis
Loze, 1105 Russell Str, in tot tim
pul, ziua intreaga.
(1x6)
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AvIz IMPORTANT.

L
Idin Colorado Isl da rar = al de.
pre- mersul acestei corporate pc
annl 1913, ca fiecare frate actio.
mar ce a sprijinit aceasta compa.
| ME adevsrat romineasca sa site
de mersul 81 stArea eli.
Compania sus numita a fost
condusa 81 suportata de Paul
Tufbure, presedintele companiei
81 nici alta 1persoana ma avut
interese in pfoprietate.
In luna Martie 1918, am fost
convins ca aceasta proprietate
este foartc valabila avfpd carbu-
nil eel mai 4buni de calitate. ,,Bil
tuminos hard coal'' am gasit de
|cnviinta ca nina are ipsa de
masinariiN trebnincioase de a pu-
tea produce cit seA poate mai
mutt earbuni 81 eli spese putine.
Am gasit de cuviinta ca numai
prin. desfacere de actiuni s;i
poate pune cele trebuincioase ca
orr 81 care alta companie, actiuni
S 'au yindut de $35, $4,000, "a in
casat 81 platit pima la finea ann
lui 1918 suma de $19, ,366.50, a
ramas suma Gle $15, 1880 din
care suma .restanta lunara de
$s, ,2s3.5O, far suma de 81, 10000
ia trecut terminul. Din suma de
81. 10000 s'a incasat $3,800.0O
81 mai este rest de $4,000 prin-
ire care sunt 81 vre-o cItiva Ro-
mini.
Daca ar fl o companie straina
STAR fl perdut dreptul 81 ar tinea
ce s'a incasat. Acum- ca sd inte-
lcaga tot omul eel de inteles, lc
dau termin pima la ID Februarie
ca sa-si achite suma ce an sub
scris ca sa nu pearda ceea ce au
platit.
La caz ca din oare care cauza
nu este in stare de a plati res
tul. sd scrie la companie, ca in cit
timp poatc plati suma, 81 compa-
MIA va fngriji de acei ce fac a.
cest aranjament.
Compania noastra a speSat SUI
ma de $48,OO0.0O pima in timpul
de fata, din care are 2SO de acre
de pamint Gu carbuni la nina No.
4. Compania noastra are inca al
te 200 de acre tot Gu carbuni de
calitatea cea mai buna, din care
'deja a,inceput a lucr,ll 81 la NINA
No. 2. Compania noastra valo-
reaza peste $65, 10000 astazi.
Compania noastra continp nu
numai nina, masinarii, dar 81 al
ia avere miscatoare, ca: cal, porci
81 altele de valoare ce cresc din
III in ri. Nina find in lucrare GU
pusul masinariilor, pima la 10 No
embrie 1918 a lucrat foarte pu-
tin GU producerea carbunilor, dar
acum din ri in ri avaseaza 81
merge spre bine.
Compania noastra are sa fle
cea mai profitable companie. Gle
carbuni de rangul sau clasa Ell.
Acum nina este in lucrare 81 a.
yanseaza din IL in ri. Cine dore-
ste. sau este interesat de aceasta
lucrarc sa scrie la adresa de sus,
sau sa yina in persoana, caci este
primit GU cea mai mare placere.
a Gu toata stima:
Paul -fulbure, presedinte, general
manager.
Jeesee Nasthent, secretar.
John Turcu, vice -preSedinte.
Joe Clantz, Store manager, assist.
Sup.
Vasile Joanta, secretar corespon-
dent 81 reprezentantur comp.
The Federal Coal Mining Comp.
Pool Colorado.
(Adv. 16-10.
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Liberty BONDS.

Sc cumpara 81 Sc Wind pc bani gaia
la: 6l5 Dollar Bank Bldg, Youngs-
town, Q. 81 la 808 American Trust
Bldg, Cleveland, O. Deschis de La
orele 9 a. m. pima la s Sp. m. (1x6)
s. r. BONE de- co.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22

m0ria bine cuvintata"
In numele Societatii ,,Romfnia
Libera" din Akron, Ohio:
Iosif pobrin, pregedinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
CAU IA NJ

Mineri pentru lucru fncontinun la
minele .noastre, unde poti cfstiga
bani frumosi. Avem deja in lucru
Romfni Gu familiile, carl toti sunt
satisfacuti. MOI furnizam carbuni
la Bethlehem Steel Mills, deci tre-
buie sa lucram cn toate fortele. -
Casele de locuit de prima conditiu-
ne. Vino numai de cit gaia de luc-
ru. Inainte de a pleca scrie dupa
informati,pni. Scrieti romfneste lar
moi va raspundem. - Nu uitati ad,
rpSa.
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Ds.ale ;SOclsIallIoI.

Societatea ,,Dacia Romfna" din
Cincinnati, Ohio. t=-- Conyoaca be
toti membrii sai q lua parte la
adnnarea generala extra ordinarh
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, 26 Ia
nuarie 1919, la 6rele 9 p. n1., In
>hala din 2192 Central Ave. Fie-
care frate membru este rugat u
hla parte la aceasta sedinta, fl
ind lncr,lri foarte importante de
rezolvat. Tot acei frati membrii
care nu vor Fl prezenti la timpul
sus nunit vof Fl amendati CON
form statntelor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea Stefan Gel Mare
din Garrett, Ind. - Convoaea pc
toti membrii sal lua parte
la sedinta lnnara, care Sc va IT,
nea MART, in II Februarie 1919,
in localnl d-lui Vasile Batala din
l18 l. Lams Street. La ordinea
zilei dnpa platirea cotizatiunilor
lnnare sunt mai multe cbestii i'm
portante de rezolvat. Deci stunt
rugati toti fratii membr7f- lua
parte la aceasta sedinta de mare
insemhatate.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
LIBERTY BONDS


Cumparam din toate seriilc
de la $50 in sus. Veniti la moi
fnainte de a vinde bondurile.
Daca parasesti orasul trimite
Bondurile prin scrisoare reco-
mandate.
THE SECURITY AND BOND
DEPOSIT, COMPANY
4O6- -407 al 4-lea etaj Park Bldg.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
In apropiere de May Company.
Phone: Main 28O5.
(16-8-20)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
1000 LOST IN SHIPWRECK
Wireless Report Says British
Vessel Was Wrecked Off
Coast of Norway, But Lon
don MinimizeS Rum0r.

,ARCHANGEI4 Oct. 1.-Two thou
sand lives have been lost In the wreck
Of an unnamed British ship on the Nor
wegian coast, according to q wireless
dispatch received here from Helaingfors.
LONDON, Oct. 1l--Nelther the I'D
miralty nor Lloyd's have received any
information relative to the wreck Of a
British ship on the Norwegian coast.
At these sources the report Is discred-
tied.
II the loss OF life in the wreck re-
ported in the foregoing dispatch Is as
large as indicated the disaster will
mark new record IN the annals Of
the sea. 1t would seem probable the
ship which was wrecked was a mili~
tary transport bringing British soldiers
from Archangel, from which port Great
Britain has been embarking large num-
bers OF men during the last month.
II Is known that troopships have
sailed quite recently from Archangel,
Copenhagen advices received yesterday
stating that Lettish soldiers who have
been on the Archangel front have Just
landed at Riga and have been rushed
to the front south Of that city to meet
the onslaughts Of German and Russian
forces.
The largest recorded loss of life In q
marine disaster occurred when the IL
tanic was sunk after colIidlng with an
iceberg south OF Newfoundland on
April IL, 1919, the list Of deaths show
ing 1903 names
The Lusitania, sunk by a German
submarine May Z, 1916, carried with
her more than 1900 of her passengers
and crew.
When the Empress Of Ireland was
sent to the bottom IN the Gulf OF st
Lawrence on May 80, 1914, the loss oi
life wa !, ,027.
Ono Thousand died when the Japanese
steamer Kickermarn sank in Australian
waters on Sept. 2S, 1912.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
Commission OPENS
SESSIONS lOF
STATE BOUNDARIES
Tennessee and Arkansas Bor-
ders Uncertain Following
Change in Course of MisSis-
SiDpi River.

The first session of the Tennessee
Arkansas boundary commission, ap-
pointed by the supreme court OF the
United States about one year ago, WAS
held Saturday morning in the offices
Of the clerk OF the United States dis
Ark. was selected as chairman OF the
commission. The other two members
are Horace Van der Venter, clerk Of
the United States district court of
Knoxville, and G. A. Barton, civil en-
gineer, Of Memphis,
1t will be the duty Of this commits
sion to settle the boundary dispute be-
tween the states OF Arkansas and Ten
nessee, such as that which arose many
years ago when the Mississippi river
formed new channel, cutting across
a narrow neck of land and forming
what Is now known as Centennial is
land
Following the changes In the course
OF the river land owners began series
Of suits against each other and finally
the states of Tennessee and Arkansas
carried to the supreme court of the
United States, which body appointed
the present commission to settle the
matter and determine the course of the
old channel as well as the new.
The commission has held no previous
meeting since its members were an-
pointed awaiting the appropriation OF
certain funds by the two states. This
having been done the members of the
commission held their conference here
Saturday for the purpose Of selecting a
chairman and determining the exact
nature of certain preliminary work that
must be done before the matter car
be taken up actively.
No date for the next meeting was
l.l II xHtf, ,rlf
will be required first and the reports
OF the civil engineers made before set
tlement of the dispute between the two
states can be considered
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
ALL AGENCIES ASKED TO
HUNT TWO BALL00N!STS

ST, LOUIS. Oct. t1.--All available
agencies In the United States and Can
ada it was said here today will be re-
quested to assist In tho search for Capt.
Carl w Dammann and Lieut.. Edward
j. Verheyden. Jr., pilot and aide Of
the Wichita. one OF the ten entries IN
the national championship balloon race
which started from here Oct. / and,
which, according to a telegram, was
found wrecked IN Lake Huron four
days later.
The aeronauts lie- -preservers were
not found In the craft and this led
Major Albert Bond Lambert an off,
cial Of the race, to advance the theory
that the men may be on one Of the
numerous Islands in that region. too ex-
haustcd to make their way TO tele-
graph office,
As Cove island ia only ESQ miles from
here. the finding of this craft appears
to give the race to Ralph H. rpson
pilot of the Akrcn Aero clubs entry,
who landed at Durham, Quebec, APP
proximatfly ! 1850 miles FROM 81 Louis
rpson is holder OF the International
championship.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
loss Of
RIGA TO RUSSIANS
AND TEUTON FORCE
Attack Carried Out Under
Heavy Bombardment Forces
Let's to Give Up City.
Loss Regarded as Serious.

LONDON, Oct. 1l.--It was stated in
authoritative quarters here this after
noon that q German Russian attack on
Riga was carried out under cover of a
heavy honbardnIent by German guns,
forcing the Let's to evacuate the city.
The reported capture of Riga is re-
garded most seriously by military ex-
perts here. They say that between
these Germano Russian troops and the
city OF Petrograd there is no force that
would prove effective in stopping an ad-
vance upon that city, from which, once
y was reached, 1t would be difficult to
dislodge them.
1t Is recalled that Gen. Count Keller
commander OF large body Of soldiers
in the. Baltic provinces, which was re-
cruited from German troops left in
Courland by the allies at the time Of
the arnistice, Is Baltic baron,
formerly general a,,,,nna n the ~ Russian Sn,n
ters at Shawl, while Gen. Won der
Goltz has his headquarters at Mitau.
Prince Peter Lieyen, formerly Of the
Russian foreign office, Is superintend-
Ing the coordination of the forces COM
lnanded by these two leaders, 1t being
intended to transfer the occupation Of
Lithuania and Courland to Ilominally
part Of Germans from the ranks OF
Gen. Won der Goitz's troops This move,
II is said, led to the present hostile
ties. &
Calls It Tumble. !"
The Morning Post. which IA pro-
nouncediy anti German, attacks tltt
British government for having "fufnh'
led the whole question: 1t sees po.
land .in danger of being throttled bS
the Teutonic grip now tightening or
her throat" and says Premier Pade'
rewski's flying visit to London .recentls
was for the purpose OF imploring helr
from Great Britain, which the news.
paper hopes will be granted,
The Daily News, representing an op'
poSite view, also attacks the govern
ilaent and the allies, declaring:
1.-THE uninteliigible chaos into which
the East European situation is fast
dissolving is the Just nemesis OF the
allied policy to overthrow Bolshevisn
with the least cost to the entente
powers" 1t describes that policy a.
mean gamble dictated by purely in
terested motives"
Interest here now is largely focused
in the result obtained from the note
which the supreme council of the peace
conference is reported to intend to send
to Berlin today, demanding the with
drawal of German troops from thc
Baltic provinces on pain OF coerciVe
measures from the allies.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
TOTS POISONED BY
MOTHER NEAR DEATH

CHICAGO. Oct i1.--Sherlsy, seven
years old, and Edna, her flve-year-oid
sister, daughters Of II. M. Luikart,
poisoned by their mother several days
ago at Royal Oaks, Mich, this morn
Ing still fingered between life and
death at hospital here, where they
were brought as last resort for treat
ment by q Chicago specialist. For tho
older girl no hope Is held out, while lit
tie Edna has but fighting chance,
The mother is In the Pontiac county,
Mich, Jail, and will not be permitted
to come here despite her constant pleas
and the little ones oftrcpeated query.
Where is mama"
The slowly acting poison, adminis-
tered In capsules after the children's
stomachs failed to retain It the first
time, according to the mothers alleged
confession, had begun Its deadly work
days before the children were brought
to him, the specialist said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
PALMER PREPARES TO
UPHOLD DRY" LAW

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.--Anticipat.
ing attacks on the constitutionality of
the wartime and constitutional prohi-
bition enforcement legislation, Atty
Gen. Palmer will prepare an opinion
whi ch will be transmitted to the white
no use before the bill becomes n law.
The struggles Of two and three quar-
ter pcr cent beer to maintain a legal
status will come to an end when the
prohibition enforcement bill. enactment
OF which was completed yesterday by
congress when the house adopted the
conference report, Is made law either
by the. presidents signature or auto
matically should his Illness prevent him
from signing 1t within ten days.
The manufacture or sale OF ahy hev-
eraEe containing more than one-half
OF one per cent Of alcohol is prohibited
under both the wartime and constitu.
tionaI enforcement sections OF the
measure. All provisions of the war
time section become effective as soon
as the measure becomes law.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11

OF the train. ignored the signal ana ran
passed II with increased speed. his
headlight flashed upon five men near
the signal At the next stop. ~ nctA-
fled the train dispatcher and learned
that there was no occasion Kor . NknP
signal at that place,
1t Is believed that part Of the Nam&
were waiting with car near WhAr@
the danger signal was placed. 10
pick up the men who robbed the Nx
Sn, prSsa car ShO %, es ~ Prsy1n sSs sa TnSn
Nil Nethercott Is or tire 0pinion that
five men boarded the train In the south
yards. Two Of the men, Mr.. NatheFcutE
said, had been seen hanging arcund thA
train passed through, but In the daFk
ness no definite description could hs
given, i.
T. Brodnax, Inc. OF Memphis. II waM
stated at the Brodnax store Saturday
morning that no single package Og very
great value was likely to have been nm
| this train, an most OF their shipnnenks
into Mississippi would have taken
| earlier trains,
Trails Soon Lost.
Sheriff Perry and the police depart
ment were both notified by Mr. NetheF~
colt at the time he sent the warning. 70
| West Junction station, and an engine
and coach were put at their disposal 20
carry them to the point where the haf-
| dts made their escape.
The nature OF the clew upon which
| the officers are working could not %
/ learned.
the train was In charge Of s. ,M.
| Todd, conductor. and j. g, Cox, en-
As soon as the police and the sher..
| ifFa office wern notified at once ok
the robbery, sheriff Perry, accompanies
IN neputiea' III W. Palmer and n HIN
BRADLEY snSeasd t Y I'm m SaaSgs eSsSep,e 1asnsa
fron1 tho train "A squad Of policN were
rushed to WcFt Junction n 9 WORT
train hastily made UP " the rallroaa
s@aU call Mi was sent III Tor bloodhounds
hut this uian was later abandoned. A
| heavy rain began to fall soon after tine
bandits jumped from the train and this
combined with the fact that the rail-
road wards had been traversed by many
| persons, would have made the dogs
Working in conjunction the police and
| mhertffta forces combed the country IN
| tho vicinity Of West Junction. but the
heavy downponr had ohliterated I'LL
traces Of tho flight. They returned "
| morning. An alarm was flashed 70
| towns within q radius OF 30 miles
Memphis and II Ia hoped the tram
| robbers may be arrested today.
| Despite the fact that the mall car was
not touched hy the robbers. postofficA
inspectors Saturday morning began an
| Investigation Of the robbery,
The mere fact that a mail car va.
attached to the train at the time Of
| the robbery is sufficient to Justify an
investigation by the postal Authoritie9
and members Of the local office OF postai
insnectora Immediately took the mat
ter up upon being advised IN the
premises.
no valuable registered mail is carried
on that train except that picked un
registered mail and valuable packages
for points In the territory reached BY
the Y, & M, V. railroad Is always sent
on later train, postal officials statss
| Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
ANGELL JOINS "Y" FORCES

C. F. Angel. OF the International Y.
M. C. A. committee, in charge of the
county work department. for the north
central states, with headquarters in
Chicago. arrived here Saturday to lend
his assistance to the Tennessee organi-
cation directing the South-wide Y. NJ
c. A. drive to be launched Oct. 90
At present Tennessee has but two
counties In which Y M. c. A. county
work departments have been organized.
The success OF the coming campaign
win make possible the development OF
this department throughout the state.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
WANTED NEGRO SEEN.

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Oct. 11.--Joe
Turner, negro, wanted for the murder
Of two Greenville, s. C., policemen last
week. was seen this morning five miles
from this city. 1t was reported to police
headquarters by a negro tenant at
whose house the murdered stopped.
Citizens and a large force of police
men are continuing the search for Tur-
ner. which began at / o'clock this
morning, when he was found on an In
lumber,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
CONFERENCE TO AVOID
Mine STRIKE FAILS

Philadelphia, Oct, 1.-THE conference
Of bituminous coal miners and operators
in session here considering demands OF
the miners for a SO per cent increase In
wages and a reduction in working hours,
disagreed today and will adjourn.
A subcommittee that had been con-
sdering the demands, finding 1t could
not agree, reported the deadlocked con-
dition to the general conference which
began sessions at the Bellevue -Stratford
hotel here yesterday and recommended
final adjournment.
Unless something happens in the
meantime TO prevent 1t, leaders Of the
mine workers say. the strike threatened
for Nov. ! will take place.
Operators have declared they can not
concede either of the demands OF the
workers The mines affected are in
Western Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois. More than 100000 men are
involved.