davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17

the devil. Deny yourself. take up
your cross daily" That shows
when you get religion It will stay
with you all the time.
Don't be a saint on Sunday and
devil on Monday. Don't shine for
Jesus Christ like a California sun
on Sunday and then be like Lon
don fog the rest OF the week. No,
No, No, Ard live SO that fellow
won't have to tag you to church
and watch you take communion to
find out il you are a protesting
Christian. No! No!
And you'll lake religion Wherever
you go; you will take it with you
on the train-yep,
You will take II with YOU on the
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
@eeebwpob, Mieb.
SouInf. 81 y. 1918.

Giattelin firioittaa pari ianaa,
tp~aitfafaan Ell iiIlG tarfoitutiella, ct
I'd iitd Ilittnias lebteen tartpitiiii pan-
ma; tGteni ndet ipapiSee foipasti. -
q. 9~ranffala fulfil ippsfeiGlla tdGlld
iaarnaamasIa. 8ielG nDtfin muistes
len iitd %iaarnaa; ie oil leltudd pubets
to-. SGn pIbui niistG 25 bollarin
bonbeista, mltta fun olen iollefin
aiian eiittdnpt, Ell iitG ole otettu bups
miopn. SGmd on miniille onantlms
nonalia, mltta mliiben mafluieni tas
fla Ell ole itietGdn ipcimt mitddn at
taa; niattelin fuitentin. ettG e6tG
plan tpoiiin antaa 5 tai 10 bplldria
labiafii Iiittaialle. Sdmd gnttaia-
lebti on iuuriaripoineii ipariintim
paiftatimtiin ndbbcn, ipisia i%aarnattu
fnna faifuI .tpbiilIc icinille, ia neiz
odn paitfatiuttdimIc on iuuri lerlais
men. Souaufin OH tGGIld fulltnlt BILL
.iaiiena; Ell tddIId piibita ,Serran ids
nosta, melfein ptiin iaa ola. Si,
ettd Serran Jana tuliii raitaiietii
riiosfotii meibGntin ipSdmiimme
ndbben, ettd ie iuniri bmolimattomulis
mitd tddlld nalIifiee, meistd iulaiii!
off tina iiarfaiffinen dpalon ia too
tuuben Sumala, iofa fdiffi ndet ia
tiebdt, armdbbd meitd ia lapitd ppbG
iaraii faiffiin maibin ia airla iana>
Il, 5enfeii, fuuimnfi. ipaluii ia eIG-
mGii meibin faittiin iuaif,ittaal Sc
r6t6 ia ipaldife laarnasniebid ia opets
taiid, eftd @aamatun iana pifcen ia
pubtaasti opetettaiSiin, iotta lana1t>
firiliiat berii6itpGt fnlfemlarn iuoraa
taitpadn tietG.
8Glinieben 8ristufien fautta II
neIlisfa unrttd ipilottdl
@dtti &psfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
@atefielD, mieb.
@irieempa9taia

@oStd ailttnian toimitiIS uiein
mlistirttnd ia feboittaa firipittGuaari
paiftGtunnanuitiiia, min toetan 10
tain piirtGd. tpotttn tiehoSIani ei NIT
sleftaan mitddn e~ritpiienpi1 u%utiiia.
Souluiubtnt Oh iiblittu ia tietenfin
moneen Ell tapaan; onpa tddlld fuis
tuosia 8Gtefieloisidfin ndfpnpt pibes
dpu tuiirtdiubliofin. fostapa nIeasti
nGtee boiperteleiuia tiIlttioita, mitta
tietentin beibdt ~epdinmalania ipnatii
fifteen tapann. E6dllG fmrfallisieuz
r~afirunan. pieneSid ia tpaatimatto-
manndfoiiesId firfosia iiblittiin
mJ0s; Ininmnc tdnte pastori Saloien
ioulupdiipdui idlteeu pitoliien, iols
Ioin olttin firtosia, iosia tofiaartfin
iublatunneImo f~paltaii fuuliian pas>
tori Saloien mpnipuoliIen ielitbfien
tautta ioulujitblm mertitptfestd SID
tpG fpain. etternme ~ianneet inafii ens
finfd1n pubatiaa, Inn oil lasten ful-
fiiubla; paStpri Salonen of met
Iupmituniit 8esiemeriin iGlafii. @uts
ia baistafii mtooostui fuitentin IL
fafin, itad tuiltiiuban pierten iuis
Dem tautta eipanfeIiumia iaarnatta-
iuan ia ntbosfin meioGn mtoestaan
oltanirt tptt0toorimne eiitti faiiniita,
fpOdmeentdppid eiitbtiid. @plla f0os
ri antaa intoa ia ~ipirfistbst6 ieuras
fitntatp0sidfin. apld ie diff baiiss
Ia, jos nlfaipana ipiionna diff fatfs
ii ntufartd aitttnmasfa ieiirafuntaam-
me etecnpdin ottamalld fofoufiio
lnofieen ia min antnen aineellisto
aqua, iota ilman enrrne tiIe toimeer
enempdd btfilot fnin ieurafirnnatfaan,
Tep5sfin balian muistuttan, ettd
fdptdd firfosia %iilloin, fuin tuield
eipmfcliumia iiiIistetaan; dItdd belts
fGbtbf5 ldistiniteen, fila nbt on iiiurl
oIIitt alta, ioIIoin Ell idanit Ola firs
fosfo ia ie mimista aindfain of fo'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Maranetse. Mieb.

Souluiublat nipat ntt OFF ia mont
on inarnlt luonnolliiia labiuia. Mez
Tin iaimale Ola niiben onneHisten
ioiSfosia, iaaoen labioia ra9asfa ia
lisonnosia. @abasSa iaismme geecbs
tpoooista $500, gnaafasta $1,000.
ia liornosia moneninifia bptpid ta-
tpapoifa. @arquetista iaimme $2O.s
80, @uniiingista $500. ia ioiItatin
gfiitpbiltG, ioista faifista fiitGmme
erittdin ipoarnelliiesti ia toispumme
SirmnlaIta r~nnfasta palfintoa 6bfpille
apeliille ia i%iiarille, iotfa meta min
runiailla lnbioilla muistitpat.
Suinme nuefin Ola aanuilla ia
Italia ~firtosia, ia n6isiG t~ilaiIuufz
iiSid fofoontui ieurafimnale noin "a
bollaria. On tGdllG toitpoa tpapa,ls
tiimiiesta pifapioleen, tosfapa foi-
lrtfin 10 pitdiii altaa uirbelta ipiipz
beIta. Sos tauti menee tGdIld OFF
niinfiIin ie ntt ndpttGd, min me illoz
malaiiet pleenid pdGiimme tofo BEL
polla tastd faltbeasta rltosta. &iits
tafammme Serraa bdnen i~iuresta
ilioielufiestaan naind aifpina. @iitol-
Iiiin mielin.
S. $. Seimotlen perbeinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Serfep Gitp Y. 8.

SoiillilibIaa pietti ieurafuntumme
bptpdIld meuestptieIIG. Gamilla ole
tim fappeIisia FLO $50. iosia oil
fiitliipita bioneen tG1oeltG. Sllalla
pItiin firtosia, iosia oil ito ipaIaista
fuitii. 8aniaa oil ITO firtfonrne min
tdpii, ettd piti Iaittaa l%iiGistuimia.
Sbielman hi lnpIilta ia atfniiilta,
ioisia ilmoitettiin taiapaaSta tullutto
lnbiaa. Soulnianoma toifin paIion
iloa ia raltbaa %ipodniin. 2d6bemme
~iloifiit ia furtpdlliiin mieliu uubelIe
tmtooelle. finn tieo1mmte, ettG SeeIus
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gipi ne, iptGIe beitfouoesiani Glen
taiipaasta tilIiitta Iabiaa tlmoittamit,
%iGGttGneet meta aineeliiethd lnbiatta,
tpaait antpitpat runiaammin fliin foss
foam ennen. 2abioia fnirrne Serfeb
gitpstd, @eontclairistd, @elletpillesta.
Neip Oorfista, @ornt @erlposta, Sort
gbesteristG, @eip @ocbeIestn, @asbs
instonista ia Gt6eniista, iefd muutas
militia pffitpiiiltd eel paitoista. Ia
ma on tooistis raffnioes tanrle, iota
emme moi millddn palfitd. ipaan Slis
mala teille, rdffaat pstdtpdt. pdlfit-
foon ia antafoon nellie pmmdrrpstd
teitd i%anarra ia tborId partperlatiems
me.
SpSdmeIIiielrd raffnabeno
Maiiu ia 80. grttonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
asttabnIa Sarbur, ObiO.

NinoaStam miultamia pditpid on
end iGlellG t1td mpotta, Inn tdtd
firiettd firioitan, ia onfin ie dpiimei-
sreu Gmbooelqe 1918. Sunnen. fiitolz
I%iilutta Marttaiasl ebtea fobtaan fiitd.
eta ie on idiannGlliiesti i~ultaisiit
~fipeeni tGmdrt apiiobeu aifana, ipatffa
se unpattin monien tpirbeiben alaiiia
buomon firioitustaitoni tafia. Sd mt
tun lsboelIemme tili unfit toimittaia.
t%oitpou. ettd BAN olifi fGfdipdllinen
fiir,6 ~tpaitaSfa toimeSia ia ettd Ieb-
temme auoiii lpabdn foriaarttiia, jog
mabbcllista, painotpirbeistddn.
6iitd ontin 10 npiitioia dpierdbtGs
tubt, tim olen auiimeiietii fuitlrumiz
fimnie firioittamlt. Cupid on ols
Tut &c moniipiiffoineu ,lpdmta'', JOSS
ia olemmue taas olIeet fen pmpdri
maata tiertGtpan fultifouoin tatia,
iota festebtti faiten toiminnan ieus
ratutndliSellafiu alalla. @iinpd
uleibdn tarHallistenfin td,tbi monet
eri ~totohfiet idftdd pitdmattd, ia ie
oil bctpin inmnrttahpaa. Gen iiiaan
foiraitta oil miItei iota talosia; tun-
tui tuin emnen ggbptisid. eftei bios
netta oll,lt. iosia Ell oliii olllit fliols
Iuttn. &irolemnrtobta,ttiia Ell mt
ole olut Selirafaintmmne fesflmibesia
miita fuin Soban 2unbin maorin
IntSi iai tattiun tulla Sidn totitn
Iasten 9staipin pariin.
SHIT on taaS totoontlnnisliipa, 10
ten f~ninure ola iouIufirfosia iolllu>
MA. Souluiltana oil lasten tuuiiiiIbs
la tirfosia nuipottaalla obielmalla.
Eapanin pGitpdniltana oil neiilomas
ieurarfotoais, 10. rlnisten, mr. Senrp
2ampelan ~tnloSia, iosia buoneet oil
tlmgotieen aSti pated. 8abtpipopz
bdstd oil tnloja II bollaria 25c.
GitG n,borten iltnmaa ei ipoitu pit1G.
spann mifitiet Sonfamati ia 8ilen
dpaiipoiann l1dSt1mGttd ia iilloiiesta
tnioista 6liolimatta fulfipat talosta-
lolita Ieurafunnasia ferGGmdsid rabad
ia tllos oil: ei dpG6empi FUN 100
eollarid. @iitos ferGdiiae ietd ra-
bania mrtnjille. &itorten nelrlomnz
feiIra ppptdd l%auiaIa f%iitofiet mr.. ia
mrs. tSeinolle Siitd pDptGrabasta,
jontd labipititte ilman tofouSta; ie
oil 9 nollarid. Seuranipista fofoltf-
iista en- NOT eritpiiennmin mainitie,
iiH6 ipaiolisptpufiet ofpat IdbclIG,
ioisia festuSteIlaan tuletpmt iuiotiz
iista toimimroista, min bpipin mIoe
riioliiton hin ieurafuutmnfin. SUI
mala iuodn ber1ttdfoon baIla pbd
ebeIleenttn toinintnan ieirafuntania
bpiuatii.
3irieempotbtaia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

tarvitessanne muistakaa alma omaa kirjapainoanne
ia lahettakaa ne nellie. Siten kannatatte omaa lii
kettanne ia saatte ty0nne kunnolista ia a~jallaan
valmiiksi, silla meilla
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Copper Gitp, Mieb.

6aluni tili piirtdd taas %iorttiin ris
min IuttaiasI ebteen, ionfa nipiiIla
pppoGn teptpebtG1 faitfia lebtemme
Grtiipita mittd eritpiiesti Seeiutieen
iisfcfuia ipeIiiG ia Iiiaria Idbend ia
to.itana, iotfa eli mistddn mrnista
tabbp min palion tietdd fuia Seeiuf-
fiesta ia S6nestd ristiinnmllittin,a.
Sdnen ipntpmifenfd muistoilblaa
olemme taas ldaneef fpiettdd; iitd on
idlleen iuietettp tIban6isia ia mill
ioonisia tooeisia ia ,firfoisia, mitta
titfin omalld tatpaIlaan. 8ninfa
paIion onfaan niitd ibmifid, iotfd tas
mGrtfin Julian otpdt ipiettdneet omia
paboia bimoiaan tppbpttddfieen, naits
tien faiffia mitd lila faipna: riffadt
enempi, fobbdt ipdbempi. .Sa fuinfa
mpntd fotid ia firffoa %onfant, ioisSd
OH tebtp iuoraanianoen fpddrppttd
SeeIufiellel SGrt6fin aifana on tabs
bottu Seefnss Iapfi ia bdnen iuerinen
fpoittonSa aibata Iufemdttomien tpaas
timltfien tanffe, fiten faiffien itie-
burstosten firianoppineitten, faris
Seusten ia faiftien labfoIaisten uirlis
ia burmabenfien tapa on. Idirtd ate
toina fdptetddn bpfpid t0itd, pprlis
mpstd, tiintemista. etfinistd, iiltuois
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
KANSAN kIRJEITA

min ifdipa ia toltto alta. Miin, To-
petan npt tdmam tpbdgtieni td6dm ia
toiipon iloista iublaimIoppua ia ons
nelliSta initta ipuotta taifille. Yiirs
Fl
Gnfifertdlainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Siteb6mrs, Mass.
SOnlnntuiettu e,u. lntt. firfusia.

Soulltaarmtila flo 81 ipietetEin
Observation-Disclosures edp. Int. fit
fosia. IIlrfii laulettiin ipirii 81 ipirs
iifiriasta ia foori Iailoi: ,cSSoulun
pbbG ralba madam leipiG1', ionta
ialteen pibettiin alttaripnltpeliis. Siis
M tunnustettiin Ipnnit arnton SUI
natalie ia Iaatiin tuulla ipnninp1dss
to. &olminniimisipirterd fdDtettiin
oSilariufien tiitpsipirii''. alttaritefss
tina ioulun eiuanfeliumi 2uuf. g:
1-20. Sum oil tunnustettm risfo
t~plmipbteiiten iunlalnan, pddttDi att
taripaatpeIns.
2nulettiin nirii IA niriitiriasta.
Gen idlfeen astui pastori Miettinen
Ianrnastlioliin. MlItIi pit9utteli Iadrz
naaia ienrafuiltaa npostpoltieila ter
iuebrptielId ionfa iGlteen biliennbttiin
bbteiieen fiitusrirfoufieen. SiinG fiji
tettiin SumaIaa ioulun iuuresta ar1
mosta ia ~pppoettiin iiunalista ioulun
%Iuuren iannman trttimiielle. 2uets
tim ioililn eiuantelimni Sob. 4:
Id. Gen ioboosta %iainrue fulilla
iaarnan Sceiufesta, getle9emisia
ipntpneestd @apabtaiasta, .iota on
lana, ipalp, eldmd, S,tndlaR Sofia ia
life Sumald ia iosia meiIl1 on omisa
tettatpund: eldmG, ipolo, SlnnaInn
laiipeits, artnp ia totiils. Sdarnun
idlfcen bboDttiin fiitpstpirteen 90:
1-6 ipiritiridsta. &61ri laulci
mbos ,,Sooiiaunan", ionfa idlteen
dpieIa pbbesid fiitettiin ia rirtciltiin.
8lTfous pddttpi ,tSid meiodlId' ia
oSerran iiunairficaa". 3ailettiin
tpiriitiriasta ipirfi %, iobon pG1ftpi
Observation-Disclosures.
Souluiltana flo 5.30-S oil las
ten i"ouluo6ielmd taiiniin ~iG6t6lam-
puilIa ~apalaistun iouliItunien ddresi6.
Sbielma oil runias ia monipuolinen.
Sitd tlrunnellesia iobtui iuarmaan
uiean mieleen Seeilrfien iarnt: ,,2ass
ten ia imetp1isten Sulistu plet Tina
i~tielleii t%iitofiet ipalmistmnit". Co.
pusia iaapui ioulus ittto, iota tot runs
iaasti ioululdbioia iuariintin lapiire.
Geld Observation-Disclosures eta
lasten obieImdsia oil bIeifoG firfcn
tdpoeItG.
Seurattoon joitlrn ammo ia iius
nGis meta arficloibimnei
Srop, ". s.
SouIuiumalanpalipelutiia ipietettiin
Srobsfa iuondlaiieIGa baaIilGa fpiis
me Iaiiantaina ia flnnuntdina iouIus
f,unn 81 p. ia % p. tdtdIdiien efp.
lut6. ferrafimnat toirnesta.
2apantdina OF iunnaInnpdltpelus
Ito 10000 in. ia iu~nnmntaina
ITO 10-11.30 aanullla. TcIemmis-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Mapmarb, @ass.

@amInIIisielrafuntan toimesta of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eiu. lutb. fire
9osia flo 1-3 ioulupditpdnd. Sis
laiunoesia faarnaii ieuratlinnar
Sastori g. @iettinen. &uuliiafunta
6e,irafunnan tpdfilitfuun nGbben of
rnnSaslituinen. SdSiGtin tilaiiulis
6esSd iai ieltpGsti buomata, etta iors
luIancmu eli ole artpoaan fabottannt.
tpaar on fila tpielGtin mutuuoen
tpiebdtpfienId ia ipoinania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Sitswilliamt, y. s.

Ot0tots'u""s ~. ".
@iime funmintaina ioullf. % p.
Italia flo 1900 pibettiin ioulus
ilmnalanpaltuelns iuom. lutb. firfoss
ia. Sem oil fotpa iabe ia p~aiffatun-
nan tpdbGt iuomalaiiet ailtpat fars
miIla. Ell tilaiiuubesia orlut tuin
noin fpmmenen bengen ~ierbulIe.
0hitta Seeius of liipautienfa mn
faan muta,la tdsid tilaiiuDSesia ia
iafoi ioulldiunausta etpanfeliuninla
tautta.
Silaiiuuoesia iaarnnii ie%urafunnan
pastori g. Riettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

SnomalaiielIa haalilla pioettiin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mime %iunnun-
iouluf. % p. TO 2.30-tIo A
iltnpaifpdlld. Silaiitnbesia ~iaarnas
Il llrt6. ieurdtunnan pastori g. @siets
tinen Seelttien ibntpmifestd ia fen
tuottamaSta iuuresta iiunaIfiesta; ia
fiinG of pattalliiiin oIoibin nGboen
runiaasti sleiiod. Seurattoon ious
Inn liunalls meta arfioloibimme.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
CAPT. Ed. RickeRbacker,
U.S. Ace of Aces, Willing
To Fly Across Atlantic

NEW YORK. Feb. t-"If Amer
ica wants a man to fly across
the Atlantic ocean. and will pro-
vide the necessary support. I am
willing to undertake. the job"
was the declaration of Capt. Ed
die Riekenbacker, American ace
OF aces, with q record of twenty
six boche planes. The great fly
er has just returned from over
seas.
Americas future depends upon
her air service" he continued.
THE biggest army and biggest
navy in the world would be USE
less in modern warfare without
the largest air service. Amer
lea should have 10000 aviato-s
whom she could mobilize Within
twenty-four hours and have five
high class planes for each flyer.
The air service should dominate
both the army and navy for the
simple reason that the air domi-
mates the oceans and the earth.
Mastery of the air has completely
changed warfare"
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
FoR.J. SoNDHEIMER,
OLD DISTRICT RESIDENT

Funeral services for Julius Sond-
heimer, seventy-seyen years old, and
a Washington resident for the past
fifty-five years, were held yesterday
afternoon at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Joseph GOldenberg, 2415 Twen-
tieth street northwest.
1nterment was made in the ceme-
terry of the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation.
Mr.. Sondheimer, in 1871, established
a general store at 5O9-I1 Seventh
street southwest, and until two years
ago was actively engaged in its man
agement. He was one of the organ
izers of the Washington Hebrew. As
sociation and of the Mutual Serial
Building Association, of which he was
president at the time of his death
He was also actively engaged in phil
anthropic work.
Four children survive. They are
Mrs. Alfred Rosenthal, Mrs. Joseph
Goldenberg, and, Irwin Sondheimer,
all of Washington, and Lawrence
of Detroit, Mich.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
VOLUNTEERED TO WASH
DISHES; is HOST TO KING

LONDON. Feb. Al. l.. Harrison.
of Baltimore, came to England rs a
Y. NJ. c. a. worker ready 10 wash
dishes il necessary for doug hboys
here. But he wound up by bcUg
host to the King and Queen and
other European royalty.
They had him maRicuring pots
and pans and swabbinE coffee cups
when they found out he mixed very
well with both officers and meI. 30
they put him in charge of tn. per
sonneI department of Washington
Inn, the American officers hotel.
There it has been his official duty
to receive. and escort the Queen and
other notables about the hut
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
U. S. TRADE BODY EXPOSES
AUTOMOBILE TIRE SWINDLE

Charging attempts Ito deceive ani
mislead the public" in selling remade
automobile tires as new On.s. the
Federal Trade Commission has is
sued a formal complaint against l..
T. Jones and s. a Paul and four
concerns said 10 be operated by
them in New York city.
The commission claims the con
Germs advertised the tires were guar
anted for 1000 miles. when thcy
were nothing more than ola tires
painted and covered with a thin film
of rubber.
The Niles NormalizinE Machine
Company. New York. manufacturing
flesh reducing machines, was also
cited by the commission.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
CAMPAIGN PLANNED
TO BOOST BUILDING

An organized effort to re-vitalize
building operations in Washington
has been decided upon by the Board
OF Trade
During a conference of Board of
Trade members yesterday it was de-
cided to appoint a committee to in
Vestigate building conditions in
Washington and report. A boosting
campaign will follow.
The labor situation. and the price
Of material, two of the most serious
obstacles in the path Of local building
operations this year. were discussed
at the meeting.
1t was brought out that the wage
question could be eliminated if la
borers would work the regulation
eight-houf day. Regarding mater
ials it was said that dealers are un-
willing to charge Tower prices except
on the profit basis in effect during the
war.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
PRINTERS PICK DELEGATES
TO WAGE LAW CONFERENCE

Representatives Of the printers and
publishers Of the District at the mini
mum wage law conference to b" heid
in Washington soon. were chosen AT
@ meeting yesterday in the rooms "I
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association.
The delegates elected were Charles
+. Crane, T.. u. Williams. ID. :. Wh't"'
J. n. Ashbv, Frank \. Hill, and Ice
Baumgarten.
The Employers meeting was con
Quoted by Joseph Berberich. the rep
resentative of the employers on ihe
minimum wage board. Jesse {. Nd
kins, chairman OF the board, explain
ed the workings of'Shc law.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
Had to BoFroIv Money.
CAPT. WIN. [. KELLY BURIED
, WITH H0N0RS IN ARLINGTON

= The body OF Capt. William Lee
Kelly. formerly connected with The
rstaffs OF Emergency and Casualty
Hospitals. who died recently. has
efbeen inferred at Arlington, Va. Capt
tain Kelly was on the hospital staff
Fat Emergency and Casualty from
1912 10 1914. when he enlisted in the
sBFitish service.
. Captain Kelly was transferred to
5-ghe United States service, and made
superintendent of docks in the trans
: port service at Newport News. There
-lIe contracted influenza, and died Of
4, pneumonia
p As veteran Of the Philippine
Campaign, the Boxer uprising. and
ras sailor in the navy, Captain Ksl-
-ly had a unique and picturesque reg
rord. At one time he was a member
of the international rifle team, Whizh
competed for the Harmsworth
trophy.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
PORTUGAL VICTORY

MADRID, Feb. 4.-Both monarch
lists and republicans claimed victory
in dispatches reaching here from
various Portuguese sources today.
An official statement issued by the
republican government in Lisbon said
the mouarchists fed after a nine-hour
fight near AgueZa, in which they sus-
tained great losses, including their
commander The statement also de-
MED royaIist claims OF the capture OF
AYeiro and ChaVes.
A monarchist wireless statement
said rOyaIist troops were advancing
and that a monarchy had
been proclaimed throughout the
country.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
ROAD ASKS RELEASE
IN Z MILLION SUIT

The Lchigh Valley Railroad Com
preme Court to relieve it Of personal
and property damages sggregating
$12,462, ,232.0S, arising from the Black
Tom munitions explosion at its Jer-
sey City terminal July so. 1916.
The railroad asks the court for a
writ that would allow a review of the
decision. of the New Jersey circuit
court of appeals. which, as a prece-
dent for 3,049 other suits against the
railroad, allowed the New Jersey
Fidelity and Plate Glass Insurance
Company the sum of S23.GS7.3T.
This sum was paid out by the in
sUrsnce company to its clients who
had suffered damages to their win
dows as a result OF the explosion.
The railroads case against the in
suraucc company is regarded as the
test suit by which the claims Of 3,494
other persons who claim either per
sonaI or property damages against
the railroad will be settled.
The railroad company's brief argues
that the railroad has immunity from
liability by virtue of Federal regu-
lations governing interstate shipment
Of explosives.
The railroad argues this act shell
ters il and that. inasmuch as IL had
in no way violated this act, there was
no proper cause for action against IL.
The explosion was attended by a
great loss of life and property in New
York and New Jersey. The brief states
there are suits for damages agErc-
eating SGOOJ. .39S6f in New York
courts. suits aggrcEating 81, ,fG0.S .S61.5I
in New Jersey courts and in addition
cases aggrcEating $3,9SG,9GS.ST yet to
be hled in courts.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
GEN. WILSON TO BE BURIED
WITH MILITARY H0N0RS-

Brig. Gen. John Moulder WILSON,
who died Saturday. will be accorded
full military honors at the funeral
services in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church at 4;SO o'clock this afternoon
Bishop Alfred Harding will officiate
at the funeral He will be assisted
by the Rev. Dr. George c. F. Brate-
nahl, and the Rev. DIR. G. Ernest
Smith. rector of st. Thomas Church.
District OF Columbia Commandery,
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion,
will be represented by Rear Admiral
George W. Baird. U. IS. N; Brig. Gen.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
ONE CUP OF MILK lH
MOSCOW COSTS $50

STOCKHOLM. Feb. 4.-AcondId6ns oe
living in Moscow are described as
frightful by French refugees who
have arrived here. a cup OF milk
there costs Is rubles ts7.5Ol, and a
pound Of bread IS rubIes (Si2.5Ol.
Typhus is causing a great number
OF deaths. and the gates to cemeteries
are crowded with people desiring to
bury their relatives. The dead are
covered with a paper shroud. owing
10 lack OF coffius.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
EXPECT RULING ON NEW
TRIAL FOR BERGER TODAY

CHICAGO. Feb. 4-FedcraI Judge
X. NJ Lands was expected to rule
Immediately at the conclusion Of ar
gumcnts today on the question OF a
new trial for Victor l.. Berger and
four cc-defendants. Attorneys for
the Socialist leaders argued errors in
the case
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
WOMAN SUES w. ANDE.

Margaret z. Madigan today filed
suit against the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company for $40, 900
damages for alleged personal in
juries. Mrs. Madigan alleges that
while alighting from a car at Nichols
avenue and Portland street south
east August s last, the car suddenly
started, throwing her, and injuring
her seriously and permently.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
SINN FEIN LEADER
FLEES FROM JAIL

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Edward De
Valera. Sim Fein leader, has escaped
from prison, the Exchange Telegraph
declared today.
De Valera was arrested several
months ago for alleged revolutionary
activities. He was elected TO the
British Parliament from Clare while
in prison.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04

Edward a. Goodwin, Maj. Gen. John L.
CIem' Rear Admiral George c. Remey.
U. 5 N; Lieut.. Col. William Baird and
Judge stanton J. Peelle.
General Wilson received his ap-
pointment TO West Point in 1855 and
was graduated in 1850. He fought
through the civil war and was given
the medal Of honor for bravery at
Malvern Hill. He will be buried at
West Point.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
MADE GUARDIAN
OF YOUTHFUL HUBBY

WORCESTER, Mass. Feb. AIRS
Eva NJ. LawIcss. Of this city. has been
appointed legal guardian Of her hus-
band unfit he becomes of age. He is
row twenty years Of age.