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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17

PRICES reduced; all our stake and slated side bodies to fit Ford one-t ton, the extended Ford and similar sized cars. greatly reduced in price; no req sonable offer refused; must make room for other bodies at once Lewis L. Fales Corporation. 307 Dean St. Providence, R. l. nov2M VIM
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17

FOR SALE = To reduce stock, will sell one year old Holeteon, one I year old Jersey, due to freshen Dec. l, good ones; also two cows. Nj. J. Shea, Yantic
 noVl7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17
FOR sALE-Three Metz touring cars,

FOR SALE-Three Metz touring cars, price $500 $375, $475; two Metz rnn- abouts. price $100 $20O; one Metz light delivery truck. $200; one Metz wire wheel speedster, $125; one Hupmobile rundbout, S15O; two DU4 Bosch magne- tos. $25, S35: model F Schebler carbure- tor. special for Ford car. s15: non-skid chains. S0X3. s. 30X31a, s3.25, 32x3 F S3.5Q, S4X4. $4.25; new starting bat teries. $S0; batteries charged s1 and up; new soft bead clincher tires. 32xS1a. SIS; used tires and tubes. all sizes. prices low. Metz Agency, Daniel son. Conn. P. O.. Box 226 Phone 1SS
 nov17d
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS
MEET TO FORM SOCIETY

The work of the Naval Reserve
Force during the war was praised by
Captain Lee, United States navy, in
addressing a meeting of Naval Re
serve officers at the auditorium Of
the Interior Department Building
yesterday afternoon. Captain Lee
was representing Assistant Secretary
of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The meeting was called to organize
a club to be known as the United
States Naval Reserve Officers Asso-
citation The club will have for its
object active cooperation with the
naval authorities in establishing a
future efficient Naval Reserve force.
The meeting was attended by more
than a hundred officers from all parts
Of the country stationed in Washing
ton. Efforts will be made to enroll in
the club all the $1,000 officers who
were in the Naval Reserve during the
war.
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
new YORK TOPROBE
WILD CAT BROKERS

NEW YORK. May 2.-The wild
eat" operator has been in his heyday
IN New York since January 1, and
millions of dollars have been invested
BY the unsuspecting in worthless oil
stocks, according to the county dis
tFict attorneys office, which started
an Investigation today.
Unscrupulous operators on the Curb
10 Broad street, says Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Waugh, have taken
advantage of the recent boom ia
Southwestern oil fields to the extent
Of selling stock in oil companies that
never existed or have never produced
OH.
In one instance a former convict
came to New York, put up at a good
hotel, and opened up as a Curb broker.
BE got away with 100000, gathered
"a from the sale Of bogus oil stock.
sLegitimate brokers will be asked to
cooperate with the authorities in put
ting the wild cat" operators out Of
Business.
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
GRECIAN REFUGEES
INPITIABLE PLIGHT

ATHENS, May 2.-In its already
extensive and growing work in the
Greeks Island, the American Red
Cross has the cooperation OF the
United States navy. Six submarlh
chasers have been placed at the as
posal of the Red Cross, and personnel
and supplies are thus transported 10
the various islands where refugees
are concentrated.
In the Island of Mytilene, the con-
dition Of the Greek refugees who ned
there from Asia Minor five years ago
has become desperate. Red cross
workers are regularly visiting ali the
towns Of the island, and gltts OF
clothing have been made to ABOUT
25, 900 Of the $4,000 refugees.
At the outbreak Of the war, in 1919
the Greeks were driven out OF ASA
Minor. There were about S,OOO'OOO or
them there before the war. More tnan
10000 escaped to the islands In the
Aegean, thousands were massacred
and the remainder were driven out
of their homes by the Turks and sent
inland. The latter are now returning
to their homes to find them destroyed
or occupied by Turks who refuse to
move. Before the allied occupation
armed bands of Turks roamed the
countryside plUndering and murder
ing Greeks wherever found.
Want To Go Home.
The refugees in the Aegean Islands
intend to return to Asia Minor as soon
as conditions permit. At present the
Greek government gives each refugee
cents a day in addition to the help
extended by the American Red Cross.
Food is scanty and costlyin the islands
and most Of the refugees are underfed.
The clothing situation is the worst,
for after buying food the purchase
of clothes is out Of the question for
the refugees. Nearly all OF them are
in rags. The hospitals on the islands
are short of medicines and other sup
plies and have been badly crowded
on account of the prevalence Of in
fiuenza.
u. s. Women Run WOrkHhOPs.
American women run the work
shops where clothing is made up into
garments on the three islands of
Mytilene, Chios, and Samos. Amer
lean Red Cross men field workers
often travel on donkeyback up into
the villages in the mountains dis
ttibuting food and clothing. Amer
ican doctors and nurses distribute
medicine and attend to the sick.
Mytilene is forty-five miles long
and thirty miles broad. Is chief
Industries are olive and tobac-
CO growing. OF the $1,000 refugees
on the island 22,O are in the town
Of Mytilene, and its suburbs, the rest
are scattered about in sixty-two viii
lagos.
Chios is about half the size of
Mytilene. Olives and wild shrubs are
the chief products Of the island. OF
the 10000 refugees part are sheltered
in old houses and the rest in wooden
barracks $50 feet long and 20 feet
wide, each barracks being divided
down the middle with bagging and old
carpets and subdivided with carpets
into rooms" each accommodating
a family of from i've to ten persons.
All the families in each barrack use
a common clay hearth at which they
do their cooking.
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
END RATION LIMITATIONS.

Ration limitations on exports tc
Switzerland have been suspended, the
War Trade Board announced today.
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
All Our Finest Suits
at $68.75
Regularly $s5 to Sis

Conservative, tailored and novelty styles
Only one Of kind; many being original models
Nearly all are in plain navy blue and black. In
cluded are a number of fine tailored suits for
extra-size women.
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
WOmen'S &MiSSeS' Suits
at $38.75
Regularly $45 to $50

Suits that UP to the present time have been
selling at regular prices. A wonderful array of
styles, including conservative tailored models in
plain or belted styles; also novelty, box blouse
and tuxedo models with silk waistcoats and sport
suits. Made of tweeds, gabardine and serges, in
sizes to fit misses and women requiring regular
and extra sizes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
GENERALNi zALOBCE PALMER RiDl
VYSETROVANl.
HNUTf ZAPOCATO zELEZNICNfMI sTROJNfKY

Washington, 81. cervence Federaln vlada dnes zapo
Gala valecne azen prot do mody veslemu zdrazovan
vsech zotnch pofeb kongresu podano bylo pres t
Get resouc vesmes to oprene znos vSeobecn6 panu
c vdfidusstv natenici vsech deparement sou uveden
clnnost vudovvf departemenu spravednos ke vsech
ny milky vztahuci okradani ldu sbhaji ge
neralniho zalobce Palmera.
Jusicni department konal dnes pokyn presdena Will
soma schulz kere jednano zados zeezncnch srojn
k kteff ma Wade pozadu bud pTm6Tene zvsen pa neb
ably ucinla vseobecnemu zlod6svi svevolnemu ncim
opravnenemu zvySovnf vSeho covek jen podiva
kter6 pfecenovan dele jen touhy po vesm zsku
kor tech nejchudSfch konec
Do nesnesitelnych pomerd ucneny prGlom ma nase-
dek re vSech stran Sc hou sznos vykorsovatel6
velke male Pridavan mzde jest dnesni dobou velice
problematicke elkoz obnos mnohokrae zvesen opene
vraci kapitalu prav6 nesydatym zdrazovanim.
Ma schulz byo asno, ze vykofsovatelGm must dosta
restu pokud toho vyzaduji zakony dnesn Byy vzaty
uvahu vysoke potravn pava eu odevu vcetn6 bot
Samozfeme neschaz ami dfednk keTi pokous omouva
zavadG koristnctvi svadi drahotu RUNE okolnosti
Kongresni vudcove vsak zreen6 asne naznacui must
by neco ucineno ochranu u jeikoz nekteym stavdm
nedostao zvSeni mzdy aspon akove ak by toho val
kou znenene romery vyzadovaly.
1noho nelze arc eekati jsto jest ae re dnes M nepo
da tax snadno utuat hnuti kter6 vzmaha du jez
by mohlo m neoGekavanych nasedkG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
,ESTA NASICH E4RDIN ZE SAN DIEGA
" ST. LOUIS Sc zAsTAVf MA HODINU.
TELEGRAM SVORNOSTI.)
San Diego, %. cerv

San Diego, 2S. cerVence
Osvezeni odpoGnkem rajsk6m podnebi, potese-
nj pozornos kere jim tn byy probationary mnohymi dar
KY vyda naS hrdnov6 dnes dalSf cestu drahym do
Radosn6 vstupova do vaku ktere e dovezou op6t
ne nekoli tsc mil blize Ike kyzenemu c jeich dlouhe
cesty
Vyieli ctyrech vacich nichz kazdy patnact
kh cestovnich Pni vlak vyiel deset druhy
poedne tTet dv6 ctvrty ctyli odpoledne Posedn
vaku nemOcnc osetfovatekam personalem Cerve
neho Krize.
Vlaly zastavi st. ma jednu hodi-
kazdy.
x rozlouGeni nadraM dostavila pani Tngeyova,
zakladateka heOsoc6ho tabora Point Iona kapeou,
kter vyhravala narodni hymny pfsn6 vSem stu
dentkami kolee Raa Yoga davaly vonnm obrazky
kveny. PAM Tingeyova venovaa vyprave ceskou vaku
ktera ma svo zaimavou historic Je to vajka kterou chea
umsiti sale socalscke konvence Stokhomu mez vajky
nych narod representovanych ale byo to znemozn6
no. ponevadz poiadaee zadn6ho cesk6ho
eskosovensk6ho naroda nbrz rakousky uher
sky narod.
Amercka vajka byla vyprave venovana pani Harovou
m6nu vsech Cechoovakd Kalifoni Tato vaika byla
posana San Francska ably vaa hrdy pr vystupovani
lodi.
rozoucenl dostavlo mnoho navstevnikn blizka
dali mnoz mich pfivezl darky potTeby pro rodny vo
Nevice dar priSlo cd Narodnho Sdruzenf Los Ange
les Cd Vcelek.
Rozoucen samotne byo smutne Kazdy filal: Odvaze
naSe srdce sebou. =
Zdeisi tasopsy pfinaSeji dlouh6 zpravy canky
reS savnost dedkace ceskoovenske ipy Baboove paku
Nase danny sebraly savnos pet dollaru vdovy
a srotky po Geskoslovenskych vojnech. VOTAVA.
NaS hos zajist6 pfiimou vdecnost pomoc jim zasanou
at iz kazd6 form6 kdo chce zaslat nekteremu priel
neb pfbuzn6mu ehoz meno uvefejneno jest
mi prav6 otiskovanem, necht tax ucni pod ohlavenim
Czechoslova Siberian Army Transport Newport News, Va
Vojnnm pTedeslych v(prav dosalo vyborneho uvta-
pohosni byo by nam Ito kdy nestao podobn6 pfi
vVpravach dasch Luieme re nebyo organisovano move
eso by sobe vzao starost aspon pon6kud
hrdny peGova Jest omu arci prekazku velky speech
akym jest prdchod ceskosovenskeho vojska provaden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
Zbrojeni Washingtonu proti vydfiduchum
Bella KUHN DOSUD v SEDLE.
RESIGNACE VfDENsKEHO MINISTERSKEHO
KARINETU.

WIDEN 81. cervence. - Bella Kuhn naGenik vlady
darskych sov6tu die dnes doSyh zprv dosud Gee
budapesske vlady zastupc spoencG vysovi nad6 re
p0sedne ejch odvoavan vlasninu jeho vlastenecty
odvuhodna spojenecka zdvoTlo P priVoli Cd, ably
vada pfesla radej stran socasckch nez do rukou
radkalnf mensiny komunisticke.
Konference mezi spojenci NJ. Agostonem inym socia
istickm predaky Budapest jejmz havnim Geem bylo
sestaven move vlady ma pry vekou vyhdku zdarny
speech odsraneni madarslych povstaych obtizi.
Rakousky kabinet drem Harlem Rennerem cele, Sc
rozhodl vzda radu nasledken vlasnch neurovnanyeh
pom6r Mrove podmnky dikovane spoienci porazene Vi
dn samozreme potkavaji vseobecnym neouhlasem Vi
deskych urednich kruh1 pfjet ech Jest povazovano
prohlaseni bankrotu zbytku Rakousko-uherske rise.
Pred tydnem resgnova dr. Otta Bauer, ministr Zahra
nGnch zaezitost jedn6 nasledkem nemoznos zska pfi
upravovani podminek n6ktech who'd resort eho wal
sarost sam kancler DIR. Renner
Versailles, 81 cervence Prvn plenami schGze komse
vleGnych nahrad pokud N6mecka yce bude konana Il
Trianonsk6m paaci Louis Loucher francouzsky mi
instr ve6ne rekonstrukce konerova de baronem Kurtem
Lasnerem naGelnkem nemecke delegace prvnich organ
saGnich pracich iakoz vob6 1fedncva recen6 koms.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
POVESTI o NOVYCH ZIDOVSKYCH
POCROMECH v UKRAINE.
MA 10000 OSOB BYLO ZABITO.

New York, 81. eervence. = Kabeogram prave Pafize
dosy vypravuje neuveTtenou povest byo Ukraine
bo pr masakrech 100000 osob zdovskeho obyvatestva
Deepest zasia Leo Mokin ajemnk zdovskeho vyboru pfi
mrove konferenc adresu predsedy tehoz vybor Mar
shallow jenz nyn prave meska zdesm meste Zasatel
mem pravi
Zuckerman pfijel vse potvrzuje Vypravuje novycr
a hroznych pogromech Wavsch mesice Kamn
c Podosku Kitagorodu Kurinnu Posedni zpravy Owe
feny jsou Tem rabny jinymi zastupci zidn Chotinu
Znam tyo muze pochazeji Ukrany Tvrdi pri
Reich zabito byo 900 lidi.
Proskurove samotnem zabio 1864 obyvael cizincn
10000 nych poraneno. Mezi zavrazdenym jest 1900
skonich dek
Ukrajnc viSeni techo masakrd byli valce Pola-
ky posednejs by casti sproseni why zpavam Henryho
Morgenthaua jinym. zidovske reze zpnsobene Poaky
Pinsku udaly Sc kdyz Poac bojG Ukranci pros me-
stem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
JATKARI Sc HAJf.

Chicago, Ill. -Vybor jatka-
ri, ienz zastupuje spolecn6
II mensich jatkarskVch firem
i Velkou Petkou, vydal prohla-
Semi, V n6mz pravi, re ma pra-
vo haiti Sc, ponevadz predlo-
ha podana V sanatu Senatorem
Kenyonem, hrozi znicenim jat-
karskemu obchodu. Znamena-
10 by to pry prakticky preVzetl
jatkarskeho obchodu do vlad-
nj spravy a jak by to asi do
pablo, muzeme pry videti na
zeleznicich, telegrafnich a te-
lefonnich liniich, jez vlada ta-
ke do sve spravy prevzala. Via
da pry by take zahajila dsi-
lovnou propaganda pro zako-
ny proti jatkarum a "a nj pry
stoji National Wholesale Gro
GERS Association a spolkova oh
chodni komise. = Necht' w
Dor jatkard sabe vice Sc llrou-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
GUVERNER cox NARIZUJEl IO-PROC.
SNlzENi PONSTNEHO PROTI OHM.
ZDEJSf VYSETROVANf PROTI POTRAvNlM IL
CHVARUM BUDE ZiTRA ZAHAgENO.

Guverner Cox, pdvodce taze
nj proti potravnim koiiJtnlkum
V Ohio.vydal vcera jiny rozkaz
ohledne povalecne drahoty.
Naridil totiz vSem pojist'ov-
nam proti ohni Ohio obchodu
jicfm, ably /. zari letos snizily
pojistne o deset procent. Via
da "a valky dovolila totiz poji-
St'ovnam zvySiti sve sazby o
10 procent, ponevadz "a valec
nych pomeru spolecnosti mely
vetSi risiko. De5eti procentni
dotcene zvySeni melo vsak po
valce prestati. Ponevadz ale
pojiSt' ovny pocitaji pc uzavre
nj miru tax Zvane ceny valec
ne, guverner narizuje Jim ma
vrau k normalnim sazbam. il
nymi slovy, /. zarl pojistne
muSl byti deset procent lev
nejSi nez jest dosud.
Akce guvernera Coke vuci
potravnim kofistnikum Jest
dnes kopirovana guvernery i
jinych statu a neni pochyby,
re ohajske zakroceni proti
pozarnim spolecnostem bude
jinymi .staty okopirovano a de
seti procentnl sleva pojiste-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
,NEMECKA DRZOST PROTI
VSEMU CESKEMU We VIDNI

buji stale jeSte j nyni, kdy pre-
ce by mohl tamnim nemeckym
zb6 ilcum spadnouti hrebineG.
VideEskemu advokatu dru. Ma
lxmiiianu Wellnerovi byl poslan
p. drem Y. Jifinou V Praza do
pis ceskou adresou: Widen,
Schottengasse l. Dopis ten byl
ode3ilateli vracen a k slovu
Widen pricin6ny diva otazniky
a pfipsana slova: "Co to je?
Du Sauboehm.' Ma leve strane
obalky byla pax napsana po-
znamka mix bekannt! Zu-
rueckw Protoze drze poznam
ky samozreim6 napsal n6ktery
urednik ma prisluSne vide2ske
poSt6, postal p. JUDI. Jirina 0
balku onoho vraceneho dopi5u
ministru Stribrnemu Sc zado-
sti, ably zajmu cti a ddsto.i-
nosti naSeho naroda a naSi ce-
skoslovenske republiky vyzval
mas zahranicni urad, ably MALE
zit6 zakroCil a zadal "a vySe-
trent teto veci, "a zjiSt6ni a po
: trestani onoho drzeho nemec-
keho fanatickeho post. uredni
ka ably bylo pohrozeno, re
naSe poSta nebuue, budou-li Sc
takove pripady opakovati, do
rucovati dopisy doSle adre-
sou "Prag", "Pilsen" atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01

nj prof. ohnisz zavedena bude
V celem Soustatl
Dnas zahajeno bylo temer
We vsech okresich Ohio vySetro
vani proti ket'asum a potrav-
MIN lichvarhm. Okresni zalob-
ci sbirajf data dosvedcujici, re
drahota zivotnich potfeb ie u
mele vytvorena zdejsi zalob
ce Doerfler zahaji sve vySetfo
vani Ultra. Mesto dalo mu k
disposici diva zkusen6 detekti
Wy, kteri jednotlive pfipady ko
ristnictvi budou stopovati. Jak
mile budou miti dostateCne ma
terialu, zalobce svola zv'aStni
porotu a koristniky pozel k
soudu.
Spravce me 3tskych trznic,
Floyd Waite prostudoval jiz
pomery V trznicich a V n6koli-
ka dnech naridi tamnejsim xiv
nostnikGm, "a Jake ceny zbozi
sve smeji prodavati. Mimo to
bude pfihlizeti k tomu, ably We
zdejSich chladirnach potravi-
ny k Will spekulacim zbytecne
nehnily Valentinuv protitru
stovy zakon by byl zachoVa-
Ivan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
IWSSl It'll WSSl
SVfZELE MfROVEHO "a
STUPCE.

Boston, Mass. = William M l..
Trotter, cernoch, vypravel zda
vcera ma schulz, jak Sc pfestro
jill "a lodniho kuchtika a do
stal Sc do Parize, aby mohl
predloziti miroVe konferenci
po5olstvi ligy pro stejna prava
vSech rae, kdyz statni depart
ment odepfel mu pas. IS posel-
swim Cd 100000 cernochu
vlacel jSem Sc newyorSkymi u
!icemi, hledaje praci ma parni-
ku, plujicim do Francie,' Wy
prav6l. "Naucil jsem Sc trochl
variti, tax abych mel potreb-
nou kvalifikaci, a konocne do
tai jsem praci. Lodni dustoj-
nici nedovolili mi vstoupiti na
bfeh, ale unikl jsem Jim, a jak
koli jsem byl rozedran a hla-
dov a bez penez, dostal jsen
50 do Parize. Ackoliv president
Wilson odeprel mi rozmluvu,
podarilo Sc mi oslati formalni
protest mirove konfereuci 3
petici vSem tlenilm shromazde
nj We Varsaillu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
BETKA ME.ZI CINANY A JAP PANCI.
V MANDzURSKU ZABITO 10 JAPANCfKU.

Washington, 81. Gervence 16 apanskych dlstojnikG
m apanstf pocse byl zabiti II vojakG teze narodnos
bylo pri srazce Gnskym voskem Kuangcengu.
davS dne 49, Oznamuie tax ZdejS cnske vysla
nectv aniz by vSak udavalo zraty Strane cnske.
Vzajemny boj povsal die vyslaneckeho raporu utokem
zam6stnance zn mandzursk6 drahy 20 cnskymi
aky Zprava soucasn6 hasi cnska vlada vyslova ia
pansu poovan mad udavSi srazkou sesadia veele d
vs nimz arvatku zpusobvS vojaci prnaleze
generau Meng Un Yuanov ehoz provnc uvedene misto
strazky lezi ud6lila dutku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
IWcSl TIT IV7SSl
CZECH TEZCE PORANEN.

Sheridan, Yyo. = DR.. E. F.
Robinson Chicago byl zabit
a diva muzi, ktefi j?li MIN V
automobilu, t6zce poran6ni phi
neStGsti, ktere Sc stalo bllze
Kaycee. Wyo., kdyz mimi
sjel automobil S mostu a rozdr
til Sc. Jaden Mich jest krajan
Vilem Kostelecky 2 Dickinson,
Severni Dakota, druhy je j. w.
Bowen z tehoz mesa. Bowen
je ranen smrtelne, ale take
stav Kosteleckeho je vazny.
Druzina jela z CaIper do She
ridan "a jakousi obchodni "a
lezitosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
]. ZARi ODrIsJsE PERSHINC
z EVROPY.
VNEMECKU zUsTANE POUzE $500 MUzU.

PaTiz 81. cervence. = B6hem dvOu tydnu zbude jakO
Sraz ma Ryne en Americana, kdezo vSichn osatni
koem srpna do SpOjenych Sat ak prohasuje
dnesn generaa Pershnga ktery Evropy vypu
je l. zafi.
Nemcu valecnFch zajatci Americana vrati ale
do Nemecka teprve po schvaen mrovch Gmuv francouz
zakonodarnou ez nehoda ceka podobne stvrzen
knngresem SnoienVch Stain
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01

II, tn skutecnost nevykrouti,
ze jatkari cht6jf strhnouti vSe
chen obchod S potravinami ma
sebe a az by jej jednou nell
upln6 V rukou, mohli by dikto
vati lidu ceny libovolne a lid
by il musel platit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-02-07
COMBINED IN ONE
BIG CORPORATION
Proposition by Which the Labor In
terests Hope to Solve the
Railroad Problem
(Assoclated Press1

Washington, Feb. Railroad Ia
Dor interests today proposed govern
ment ownership and private operation
Is one large corporation. co-opera-
lively organized and sharing the
profits with their employees, as their
solutionof the railway problem. Tes-
tifying before the Senate interstate
commerce committee on behalf of the
four leading trainmen's brotherhoods
and other employees organizations,
Glenn E. Plumb of Chicago, recon-
mended that the government acquire
all railroad property at price fairly
representing physical valuation for
this purpose.
1t was argued this plan provides
cheaper financing. would. give stabil-
ity of income to the sec9rity owners,
promote efficiency of operating thru
sharing profits, remove railroad ope-
ration from partisan politics, compose
conflicts between federal and state
authorities, keep rates at minimum,
eliminate complication in rate sched-
ules and provide means of making
communities benefting by extensions
pay for them. The corporation would
be subjetc to regulation by the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-02-07
KINGS DAUGHTERS

The regular monthly meeting of the
Kings Daughters was held at the
residence of Mrs. Bittinger Wednes-
day afternoon. A number of members
with two visitors were present. After
the preliminary opening. old cases
that had been assisted and new cases
to be investigated were then taken up
and discussed. After which letter
was read from the orphans home in
Jacksonville thanking the society for
lis contributions. A motion was made
and carried that five dollars be sent
to Rev. John Herndon for the Armen-
ian relief fund. The care and atten-
tion of the Kings Daughters lot at
the cemetery, names and number
buried, which are six, was discussed.
Also the advisability of erecting a
shaft or monument at the head of the
lot, but owing to the high price of
material and work it was thought
best to postpone action on this ques-
ton. A coping had already been plac-
ed around the lot at the time the lot
was presented to the Kings Daugh-
ters. A vote of thanks was given TO
the Presbyterian church for the gift
of S15. At the adjournment of the
meeting an invitation was extended
by Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe to meet with
her .at their next meeting, which was
promptly accepted.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-02-07
FANNIE R. GARY SOCIETY

Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. T.
Gary very graciously opened her
home to the Fannie r. Gary mission
ary society of the Baptist church and
their friends. Quite number of
ladies responded, among them being
the wives of the ministers of the city
and dozen or more winter visitors.
The guests were cordially greeted In
the hall by their hostess, Mrs. Duval
and Mrs. Wrighton, who assisted In
introducing and seating the guests.
In the dining room Mrs. r. S. Hall
poured the tea at daintily appointed
table, centered by low bowl of red
japonicas and lighted by red. shaded
candles. Mrs Cobb, Mrs. Seymour,
Mrs. Knight. Mrs. I2lar and Mrs.
Marsh assisted her in serving the tea,
sandwiches and cakes. After a very
pleasant half-hour over the teacups,
the ladies seated themselves and en-
jcyed an informal program
Jesus Calls U.s. was sung by eve
ryone, and an earnest prayer by Mrs.
Wrighton followed. Mrs. Ira Barnett
sang very sweetly. Mrs. E. Van Hood
then gave a most interesting account
of the recent Baptist state convention
ir Tampa. 1t was a wonderful meet
ing and Mrs. Hood. who is a rarely
gifted speaker and deeply interested
ing the work, was very happy in her
descriptions of the places. persons
and addresses. and her report was
thoroughly inspiring. Mrs. j. D.
Robertson read at her request the adj
dress of Mrs. Wambolt, the w. M. u.
state president. while Mrs. Duval
gave the secretary. Mrs. Peelman's
report and message.
Mrs. Helvenston read a poem writ
ten by Rev. S. B. Rodgers and read
at the convention, that's Where
Florida Is" Mrs Standley led in a
prayer for the convention work. Mrs.
Haskell, who has spent much other
life in China. India and Japan, made
an appealing little talk on the need
of the women of India. while Miss
Hamilton, who is winter visitor
from Wisconsin,, gave very vivid
picture of the life of missionary in
Japan. where she herself has labored
for some twenty years. A very beau
tifu1 prayer by Mrs. Carter closed the
meeting.
The missionary society is very
grateful to Mrs. Hood for the inter-
esting program and to Mrs Gary for
her charming hospitality.