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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
MURDER INNOCENT WORKMEN

The New York papers Of last week
- OF how one man had been muir
tered by a gang Of laborers who at
.2kcl him because he was at work
;ai}r they were on strike, and from
.alions parts of the country come
ports Of riots and bloodshed ana
~ killing of men VINO nave dared
!, assert their right to work, I'M
~anlmelIed by union labor rcgula-
uns.
This is a situation which must
- faced squarely and fairly, or else
ais country is doomed. When The
v does not protect every man who
sires to work, but permits murd-
.crs to go unhung because as union
hcr men they beat and murder
hose who prefer to work withou:
.,.a collar Of the union around their
acRs. this country is headed straight
"nr destruction. Human liberty can
:, live where men can freely muir
r and 90 unpunishcd. Civilization
..inot exist where men are not pro-
sosssd in the right to work. as
ra;rst the numbering campaign OF
ny organization of any kind whaf
.,ccver.
Aiarv editors and preachers freely
and Justly denouncc lynching. even
vher II is for the blacklist crime or
NTH, but how many dcncuncc with
,9ual energy the crime of murder
irr and lynch:ng man merely BE-
..use he wishes to work without be-
% a member CT union?
Cae community lyrches a fsnd,
.i,n vilest on earth, and the pulpit
qnl the press ring with dennncia-
>ians of the whole community and
20 State itself. In another COM
unity wholly innocent man IS
Ny murdered by d;abohcal gang
cutthroats simply because ne
-arl;s while they strike, and the pull
nit ard the press are as silent as
ac grave
Why? i
10 they lack the moral courage 20
ter ounce the criminals in labor IN
nns who murder men for no crime
rl,atever while derouncinc the Grim
nails who murder fiend by lyrching
him for the most fearful crime
!!.nown to humanity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08

Lincoln said chat this Government
ccu?I not live part free and part
slave. If Lincoln were alive today
he would say that this Government
ard civilization itself, cannot live
partly free and partly controlled BY
th. numbering power Of men who
a. ? TAUGHT that crime is not crime
+ committed in the name of union
ia1or.-( Manufacturers Record OF
Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
OPPOSES REVISION
Z. -mcr Alexandria Rector Voices His
Opposition to prayer
Changes

IEdUpSS
Vcieinc erlpha3;caily his d!sap-
prevail of the proposed revision Of
til Episcopal prayc" book. the Rev.
nsrAlph N. Mc&.irN. rector o. the
Church CT Epiphany Washington.
IN liz sermon last night appe&led to
ti.s ahurch to awaken 20 the doct@i-
al changes.
After dwelling comprehenairc!y on
the proposed radical and fundam@n-
til YeYiSicns which he termed as
ul.nc 1assary and gccact:onary. III.
Ni,I,:m declared that they Virtually
.cnnlittc1 the chu"y,' to the doctrine
81 . material;stic presence in tho
dement's and encouraged the worship
81 Jesus Christ in the reserved ele-
+. mis- Of bread and wine. The new
b. Ok. he pointed ont, does not
! 1~eas.he the free al: Of the feform&-
&;9n but rather Ii" atmosphere Of
mnd:evalsm.
Tie commission on The revision Of
n, prayer book has not revised it,"
H. declared. ",rhey have ripped il
- and made new one.
"J,vcry service is changed, some
50 radically as to hardly be recog-
a,sci; bat the most serious feature
cr it is not that It docs violence to
The sentiment of reverent affection
with which our people regard The
prayer book, but that ii involves 4
vita! change in ctr Acctrinal posi-
son.
so now 1t is . Fundamental! change
Il Inc character Of the church that
Is AIMED at by some At least Of the
.cvision committee. in confirmation
{ Ibis, call attention TO the fact
lint almost every one CT the MIMI
oyo::s changes in the communion
oaicr makes It conform to the Ro-
nan canon Of the mass. Il rractl-
c:ly commits the church to the doc
tine Ct materialist;c presence IN
the elements. and encourages the
worship OF Jesus Christ in the re-
served elements Of bread and Wine
Payers for the dead arc for inc
first time proposed 10 be recognized
IN the prayer book. ard this not Tor
optina! use only. but for compulsory
use. Other features are the sug%cs-
ton OF auricular confession and the
reservation Of the sacrament (Wllth
acknowledgment. that will lead 70
Evcharist;c adoraiion) "s
let the church wake UP 70 the
serious danger that turks in this re-
vision" h. said. 'Lot the people
concentrate their attention up5n the.
roactionary changes that it recon-
mands thu. would take Us back to the
prolcformation time. In that case
history viii repeat itself. and this
attcmrt to stamp the Episcopal
Chur2h as no longer Protestant vii!
fail like the other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
WORLD IN A MELTING POT

The world is in the melting pot.
The old structure has gone irrevo-
cably. It's main features, says the
London News, were Il dynasty, mill
tarized Europe, divided into two
great hostile camps; a pacific Amer
lea pursuing. under the leadership OF
the United States, a policy of isola-
ton from the European cockpit;
subject Africa, parccled out a"3 ex-
plotted by the European rivals;
subject Asia, also largely parceled
out and governed by Europe, but
turning in it's age long sleep, becom-
ing self-ccnscious and asserting it's
rights and its power.
That was the situation in 1914. 1t
IS not the situation today. Europe
has committed suicide. 1t has lost
The dictatorship of the world. It's
military despotisms are shattered
and it lies bankrupt dereiict, surg
inc with revolution, stricken with
famine, disillusioned, cmbitteratl. de-
spairng. It's inheritance has gene to
America. That country, drawn out
cf its historic path Of isolation into
the European vortex, energies as the
dominating power in the worlds
affairs. 1t has the money, the
goods, the resources, the energy, the
wealth Of mind and matter 1t is not
it's fault that it is so. nor its virtue.
1t is the natural working Of events.
Whtn Europe went mad her business
inevitably passed to other hands.
And not America alone. Japan
was tie supreme profiteer of the war
and under her able, subtle and un-
resting influence Asia is throwing
off the subject status and claiming
Asia for the Asians. 1--WE have de-
stroycd the hypnotism of COLOR,
said Okura after the Russo-JapanaSe
war. Europe has countersigned that
claim. 1t has done more. 1t has
put China under the heel of Japan
and paved the way for Japanese
he@en ony of Asia.
I. is pretty Obvious that we have
here rhe materials for another boz
fre. And the most momentous
question for the world is whether it
will continue in its pacific tradition,
or he diverted. against its yill, into
a m;!itaristic State.
With the two Notwithstanding
peH?!es agreed that the world shall
hcnccfo"th live upon a basis OF peace
and not upon basis of war. moth
ing can stand in the way of achieve
ment Together they control tbs
seas, they control directly or in
Directly third of the surface of the
earth. they possess the two greatest
power houses in the world. ard til"
bulk Of the raw material of the
world, and they include the most
virile and best equipped peoples IN
the world. If they will peace. they
can win it. not for themselves alone
but for mankind.
With wisdom that tremendous
thing will be accomplished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
THE ZIONIST MOVEMENT

Because Of the impending realIza-
ton OF the age long dream OF the
Jews of the world, homeland in
Palestine. the coming Zionist Con-
vcntion in Chicago. which will begin
September II. is attracting world
wide attention. Some Of the foremost
members OF the race will attend, in
cluairr Justice Brandeis of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, Dr..
Chaym Wcitzman. Of London. Eng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08

Il surely synlpath.zc with those
vino suffer from nerves and ran
down system. krow from experience
inst what It means ana because Of
Wat I suffered I believe that owe
Il to Others 10 tell how, at last: /
Gv~::d such great relief.
I was recommended TO take ChTSco.
Vim, an Old time nerve and bocy-
lDld:ne tonic and it afforded me- re-
lief almost from the first dose, hut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
"MICE EY" COMING

On Wednesday ard Thursday Of
This week TIE Ing0mar Theatre
brings US mickey" a heart stirring
tale that will hold interest from the
beginning rntil the end when every
onc'is made to olive happily ever af
Ter" It is at once comic and pathe-
tic, The tai? interviewer with the most
cI.catc romance. Suffice it to say
.hat p surprise is in store for every
one wko viii see "lIiclcy."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
EMPEROR'S HOME FOR HOTEL.
American Capital in Purchase of
Francis Joseph's Palace

Geneva, Sept. S.--Advices from
Innsbruck, state that an American
Dutch company has been formed
with a capital of s25,0oo,OOo to buy
and exploit bankrupt. hotels in the
Austrian Tyrol for tourist pur-
poses.
1t is said that the company al,
ready has bought several OF the
principal hotels at, salzburs and
Ischl and the summer place OF the
late Emperor Francis Joseph al
Ischl. which will be converted into
hotel. It appears that the Haps
burgs are willing to sell all theil
country residences at low prices ow
ing to the political situation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
LORD gERESFORr DIES
British Admiral Succuml., at Age o.
u Years

LONDON. Sept. S.-Adnl;ral Lord
Charles William de Ia Poer Beres-
ford died here yesterday at the age
@ 70 years.
At!r:iTa! Beresford was one OF the
ra5t prominent figures IN, British
naval history of The last generation.
he vas born in Ifssand ia 1883 ara
entered H. i. 's:saSsa csdtt !, - ss.s
he rose 70 a lieltenancy in 1866 and
bscame;a conlmander in 1875. His is
subsequent rise was sabits sutti. sh b
was ma de rea- admiral IN 1897.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
o,,r ,,,m nus AWAY vovR GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

remember how amln Town played siren he
full OF Po
Liberty Bonds War
smn They making golden promises they are Offering STOCK
Hold government securlt
sucker Oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-08
Rheumatism

. completely washed out Of The sys-
tom by the celebrated Shivar Mn
cgal Water. Positively guaranteed by
money back offer. Tastes fine; costs
: t.;fle. Delivered anywhere by our
Alexandria Agents. T. S. Harper,
INC. Phone them.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
CITY ME.

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std fsem q sitaft 81 az months spent
isa tGise assss,t.
1iisis gymnasium committees 81 flile
III ~. 81. IL Will Ynssse Msisiresiisss
evening ~ (, O'clock.
s3yetetal tomorrow sdfD broom
faf s;,e.; sioiJ aessis latc lips: f5rustsass
f1te 10. Hfefi Bszaung.
tnAEs sssssafsas committees 90 ritss 81.
NJ a.. A. Will anaat Wednesday, s.ssas-
a0m 81 $50 O'Clock IA she II. ~.
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lfsdsfss no s, *. 81 p. sT Gasslis NAIL
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
IfFiasta she totasa N9ill c6gss, ss,ui sasii
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in Sitting out Blanks, toitt Hse
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
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s,iiranses.

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
SMALL TOWN
RUEES AGAIN
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
BOYS AND GIRLS
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04

When answering advertisements,
pjsase msatioa Tbs Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-04
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TAKE
2 MORE GAMES
su Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
HELMETTA, July 15.-Helmetta
Club nosed out the Old Bridge team
on Saturday in a game filled with ex-
element that did not come to a de-
cision until the tenth inning, when
Helmetta scored six uns. The final
score was 1914.
The lineup of the two teams: Hell
metta-Smith, SIS; Timberman, 3b;
Greene, C; Lynch, 1b; Mandoker, 2b;
Latkanic, IF; Callahan, If; Holtz, eff;
Ringle, p; Old Bridge, Conover, IS;
r. Hillyer, If; Snure, lib; Curley, Sb;
Boyce, CT; N. Millyer, IF; Highberger,
p; Meyer, C; Chick. zb.
The score by innings:
Helmetta -. 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 Go
Old Bridge % 0 2 0 L 0 l 0 O. 4
The Helmetta Club gave the Land
ing A. c., of eNw Brunswick a very
liberal coat of whitewash before a
large crowd Of fans at eNw Bruins
wick on Sunday afternoon. The
score was 40.
Helmetta scored in the third when
Callahan singled. A double steal by
Callahan and Holtz unnerved the
Landing players and the former
scored on Smiths sacrifice fly. In the
eighth three runs were tailed Gala
hans single, Holtz single and a
double by Mandoker scoring both.
Smiths two Dagger scored Mandoker.
The players in this game We're:
Helmetta-Smith, SIS; Timberman, ID;
P%errine, SIS; Herman, 3b; Green. c;
Latkanic, IF; Callahan. IT, Holtz, CT;
Mendoker, p. Landing A. C.-Chrlst'
1b; Hayes, IS; Voorhees,, Sb; Holman
c; Spille, p; Mauer, 2b; Prizes. If; judi
haws, CT; Smith. IF.
The score by innings: =,
Helmetta Club 0 0 | Q Q -
landings -. 0 G 0 0 0 0 0 0 90