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Mountain advocate., 1919-12-19
Personal Mention.

J. G. Mitchell is moving to the
Owens fiat.
Joe Smith Is suffering from rheu-
matism But is able to be about.
Joe Higgins has moved to the
sproule property ON High Street.
Carl Morris is home from Berea
for the holidays.
Jeff Kennedy has just built some
sheds and IA crib.
James Turner of Brush Creek
was here Monday on business.
S. T. Jackson and Henry Jackson
of Flat Lick were here Monday.
Mrs. Guy Dickinson spent the
weekend in Pineville.
Mrs, Jane Brown, who has been
very sick, is improving.
DR.. s. c. Jones. of Jarvis Store,
was in town Saturday.
w. R. Marsce. of Warren. was
here Saturday.
Earl Stanfill, OF Warren. Ohio, is
spending the holidays here.
Jake Denzer was on the sick list
for a few days last week.
Mrs. Hiram Jones. of London, Ky.
will be here Saturday to spend a
week with Mrs. Joe Sampson.
Lewis d. Sampson.o OF New York,
will be here Sunday with Mrs. Joe
Sampson.
Watch for Broken Blossoms" at
the Star Theatre Special Show for
Christmas.
Mrs. Dan Herndon is in Norris
town, Tenn. with her father. s. N.
Miller, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. B. Sutton after suffering
from a felon on her thumb had it
lanced and is now doing better.
]. F. Golden has moved to the
old bakery formerly occupied by
Jake Denzer.
The friends of Charlie Sutton can
find him at the Costellow Drug Store
handling Christmas goods.
Born to Squire and Mrs. Frank
Burch, on Little Brush Creek, q girl
Sunday, Dec. IL
Gov. J. D. Black was here Satur-
day and returned to Frankfort Sat-
urday night on business.
Arthur Smith, of the Post-Ofice
staff, left Monday on a business
trip to Berea.
Mrs. Tracy Pruitt. who has been
the guest of Mrs Mamie Hoskins
returned to Harlan Sunday.
w. NJ. Barge af Flat Lick was In
town Monday and renewed his sub
scription to the Advocate.
w. b. Kinder and Jas. d. Jarvis
of Artemus were here on business
Monday.
r. L. Balm, of the Sanitary Gro
Gerry Company. has been on the sick
list this week.
Paul Balm, of Warren. o.. came in
Monday to spend the holidays with
relatives here.
Cecil Maxey. OF Harlan. spent the
day Wednesday in town leaving on
the night train for Summerville, Ga.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Churchill, of
Middlesboro, were the guests of Mrs.
Churchill's mother. Mrs Sue YER
million on Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Patty. of Artemus,
died Saturday afternoon, age 10
years. She leaves a. husband and
several children.
Misses Ruth and Carrie Stanill.
who are attending Berea College,
came home Tuesday to spend Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Emma Morris was unable to
be at the National Bank Of John A.
Black Friday and Saturday on ac-
count OF illness.
Mountain advocate., 1919-12-19

Red Cross Seals are sold SO that
we may each have hand in stamp
ing out tuberculosis.
Mountain advocate., 1919-12-19

The Mountain Advocate comes
to your home each week for $i,5O
year.
Mountain advocate., 1919-12-19

Lee Balm, who has been buying
cattle for the past week, finds them
very high.
Charley Tye, of Tinsley, was here
Monday on business,
BLUE BELL.
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IMPORTED GOWNS
WILL Be COSTLY
Buyers Now in Paris Report
Merchandise Is at Rec
ord Prices.

Women who plan 20 wear imported
clothes this season must be prepared
TO pay the fiddler" report American
interests who are in the Paris apparel
market in search OF merchandise 40 send
home. Buyers from this country In
the French style centre say that buying
conditions never have been harder prices
are so high as 10 be almost prohIbit!ve
and 1t is impossible to get deliveries IN
any reasonable time.
All prices are said to be higher than
at any time before or during the war
in some instances the advances ~, ing
100 per cent. more than recorded a few
months ago. Milliners and couturiert
are not entirely responsible for the de.
lays and uncertainties which exist ir
the market 1t IL said, az they are eN.
perlencing great difficulty in securing
materials with which 90 work.
The French stylists say that while
the Americans are complaining OF the
high cost of living and doing business
in Paris, Americans themselves are In
a very large measure 10 blame for the
present situation because OF the high
rate OF wages various American or
ganizations have been paying their en-
ployees ever since they started activi-
tics in the French capital.
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SIMMONS.

-
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YoRK -IAbbv. McNNil e. Libby, p!aiuiIn,
against virginia Wholesale Grocery 90,
defendant.
To the ahove named defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO answer IA.
complaint in this action. and So sArve a
cnpy Of your answer on the plstutin's at
tnrney within twenty days after the service
of this summons, exclusive Of the day Of
service. and In case Of YOUR failure Ia sp.
pear or answer, judgment Viii 10 taken
against you nv default Tor the relief dc.
mnud.d In tho complaint.
Dated New YORK;, January Is l9la
GEORGE 4 ORR, pisihtlGs Atom sy
once and Post Once address, :3t F.fth
Avenue New York city,
To virginia Wholesale Grocery CO
Tho foregoing summons II s"-ved VuOr
YOU by publication, pursuant To TN order ut
Unnorshle Edwerd l. Finch. a Justice -
the supreme count ~ the S,a'o ~ Ne,
| YORK. dated January nh 1919, aaL Glst
with the cowplsiut In tho once - TN
| Clerk ot the County of New York,
| Dated New York, JANUARY sath 1919
GEORGE " ORR, Plaintdns Attorney,
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RETORTED MIssiNG IN ACTION.

terHehUt
BOONE, Charles u, whltowrisht, Tex.
Corporal.
RITTER Ray W. Eminenee, Kan.
Privates.
ALLEN, Arthur jamestown. y. u.
BEAN, OTIS, Guysville. Ohio.
poGGs, Javan. Tamaha. Okla.
nTrrEREiIELD' Benjamin E" sparVe"s
CHAVEZ Enrique. Los Angeles, cal;
pANiEi.S, Elmer A.. G,aremore' ofsa'
EUpALEy, Harry NJ, st. Louis, Mo,
FoRMAN Oryille H.. Rand, W. Va, 49,
HANSEN' HnIvidan H.. Maddox, y. d.
HOOK, peter. Woodstock. MINI.
HohLbR, Huber, f., wGods,o o.. va va
LAWN, Louis, philadelphia. Pa.
MeGo oi fT Joseph W, see W. ,s7,n st..
MHsKowITz. Morris. 1ie South I'd st..
rEDERsoN. Andrew A. j, Kensal. N. ID.
PETERSON. C"r H.. ! H. S'th ST. N""
p,ERsoN. Clarence w. Missouri. MINI.
piZZEi,fI. Canine Bambo, Italy.
RICH. Frank. Bristol Va.
RllqIgs G 51.HG, A. xsI MGS..op No. Ten
RiNNLDO. George. 40 George ST.. Brook
Ri Hxss beach. Mss'ss Z. w'''"'' 'v, Rock
sSHSA ls,sS S M,r..T; ns s,.y,Iar W. "
sI'PINSRl. Frank, priceburg. Pn.
THOMAS. David \" rhilalelphia' Pa
WHITE, Grover. Marion. Ohio:
INVITE William A. Rolton. Miss
WILKINSON. George 4. Portland, Ore.
wTNKLER Joseph. Stroator. Ill.
WOLF John n. Indiana. Pa.
ERRONEoJ REroRTED DIED or
DISEASE.
Private.
BAILEY, II. T.. North Abingdon. Mass
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To Tfs Gray Goods vaIues.

Tho Converters' Association in thii
city has appointed committee to liz
basic values on gray goods as OF De
cenber al, 1918. in order to enable the
converters to take their inventories IN Q
uniform, Just and equitable way.
In addition to assisting the convertins
trade in general. the association hopes
by this action to help the Internal Rev.
enue Department Of the Government
Tho association also has appointed q
committee to assist the various branche,
of the Government in tho disposal Of al
surplus cotton materials.
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Garment workers 10 Meet.

Workers In the various branches OF
the cotton garment industry in THE city
will hold a mess meeting at Cooper
Union tomorrow night to consider the
demands presented 20 the manufacturers
as a basis for the formulation of q new
agreement to replace that which expires
March 6.
The directors Of the Cotton Carmen,
Manufacturers Association have voted
to resist all efforts Of the union to es-
tablish a "closed shop under the form
demanded by the union, the matters Of
reduction az hours and wage increase
being termed secondary in Importance.
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Neck business Good.

Manufacturers OF wonien's nockweai
report that business for the curren,
month is much better than during the
corresponding period last year. this beins
attributed to a certain extent TO the fact
that stocks or retailers who have beer
ordering as little as possible, have beer
depleted. The demand for early spring
merchandise has been unusually heavy
Manufacturers say that the late Easter
season this year will have beneficial
effect on spring business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-13
MARINES.

NEW YORK CITY.
DEGMAN. James F., corp, soe d ave. N'
ALABAMA.
POE. william II. Chatchee 'R.
ARIZONA.
BERGER. Alex r.. Tucson wt)
ILLINOIS.
BENSON. John b. Ava DIV ~,
GrsTkrsoN. Lorne n, Chicago ,N
JOHNSON, Eslph W, ChicgGo DW'
MUsGRAVE, Carl Yale DW''
INDIANA.
JAMES. Charles II. corr. Richmond DID,.
HENDRICKS, John. MOrresvilIe DW'
GALDAND. Ernest A, saix KA.
KENTUCkY.
rASGBURN. William b., Noun, Sterling tk)
MASSACHUSETTS.
SULLIVAN. John J.. corp. Jamaica P1s'n
BAssANI John A., Haverhill Dw).
MowRY, Ernest h. south Weymouth K,.
MONTANA.
ErLIN. Frank j., hardwood DIV.
MICHIGAN.
DEpUE. David. whitehall az.
NEW YORK STATE.
TIRBITTs. Jessup J.. ., I'd ct, Alhsn,
tDw).
NEW JERSEY.
NIL Ralnh $. 90 East Park ave HAD
deufed W..
NORTH DAKOTA.
BrIrJS ward T.. IAigerwood *.
yFSTRA. willard f. Drayton OK
OHIO.
BRADLEY. Fred Cleveland *.
cross w'lltn-, " Martins Ferry w
PENNSYLVANIA.
MARKS Jerome philadelphia tKl.
TENNESSEE.
RING, Henry G. Nashville (Dw,.
TEXAS.
ROGERS. Beu II. Edna *.
VIRGINIA.
FROST Henry, Imboden two.
WISCONSIN.
| BuesE, Harry r.. corp. Waukesha Ik.
DAY Clarence f, Milwaukee tk).
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The Sweater and knitted Textile Man
ufscturers Association will meet in tn,
Bush Terminal sales building. 1872 Wes
Forty-second street, this evening TO con
slider the proposal Of the board OF di
reStors that the knit goods manufac
turers adopt n standard forty -elsht houl
working week Tor their factories.
Al present various manufacturers worl
different hours. AZ they see NJ. and +
ls FELT that n standard week will 20 {
long way toward better regulating con
ditions in the Industry.
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To Organize Mems Apparel Club.

Travelling statesmen representing tho
leading manufacturers OF clothing.
mems furnishings and other articles of
wearing apparel. will meet at a luncheon
at the Hotel McAlpn Saturday to or
Sanize In mems apparel club for the
state OF New York All travelling men
selling mems wearing apparel in this
State are eligtble to ioin
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VIII Make Bandase Goods,

FAIL RIVER, Feb. l2.-lt II reported
that the Ancona Mills. Just purchased by
George d. Flynn, will operate most of
its machinery on bandagc fabrics and
may at a later date install machinery
TO finish the same. II Is said that n
large part Of the output will be handled
by the United Drug Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-13
Credit Man shifts.

William $. Westervelt. assistant IN the
credit department of Lawrence 6 Co. for
nine years, has resigned to become credit
manager for Menke, Kaufman 4 co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-13
SALE IN BROOKLYN.

Mo.ster Buffers, Inc. sold To Gcvasco.
CavaEnaro & Amhrotti plot. 4Oxl0O, on
seventh street, between Second n~i
Third avenues, abuttins the buyers fac.
tory at sixth street. which was built two
years ago. .....,..
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To Sell o. ID. Wool Gins.

Rids will be opened at the Govern.
nent's bnse sorting plant. 6o5 Pearl
street. February %. nj ii A. N, for the
sale OF approximately l.5aO. 600 pounds
o, u. wooden clippings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-13
women's wnistcouts PopuInv,

The popularity of the waistcoat fash
ion among women is being felt almost as
strongly In tailored frocks as 1t 10 In
the new suits. dealers say.
Many OF these waistcoats are striking
in effect, one collection displayed In a
wholesale house here being especially
novel in that their embrodieries are In
dian IN inspiration. both IN design and
coloring.
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Marine Corrections.

KILLED IN ACTION tPRkyIOUsLY RE-
PORTED MIssiSG).
Trivat-~.
WERs srbsoI MalsG r F. Wa."Iirn' Mas
HEDRICK. Ora l., Kcutla'd Ind
DIED or WOUNDS PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED IN HANDS OF ENEMY.
Private.
sKORBA. Linton G.. :. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI
DIED or WOINn~ PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MI>>lNGD.
Private.
VAN DYKE. Thomas j.. Waitsburs Wash.
WOUNDED SEVERELY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
CRCMP. George w, Spur. Tex.
SICK IN HOSPITAL PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED KILLED..
sergeant.
WALTER. Joseph. 1O4 3tth ct, V. Y. G.
Corporal.
NICHOLS Ralph, chestnut Hill Tenn
IN HOSPITAL PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED NISsING.
rrivates.
DORSEY NJ. r Winfield. No.
WARREN. James T., sea Derr at. Dun
RICuARDs. Clyde y. l.. Anderson. Ind.
BRISCoE. Harry o. south Fork. Mo.
Corporal.
STRCRLE, Stanley T., Forest Lake. MINI.
Privstes.
PAGEMANN. George, Cincinnati, o.
I MNs rJ ntr" T. De- !: Mi7 Snk NJ y
KERR; Ira r.. Mcyeytown, Pa
TERRiIL. Lloyd r., PhilpsbuT, Mont
G I,1EE r Wade s., raul. MINI.
Corporal.
DANIELS, sila. 4. 1ons Green, Nd
CEF-r James w. Cincinnati. o.
rorIE, Charles =. 40 Cortland pi., SYRIA
THOMAS. 0din. sss ". soth st.. y. =. C.
COLLINS, James n, Coleman, Tex
BAILEY. Waiter A. South solon, o
MOORE Walter y. Toledo, q.
JORDON, George j.. Fort Wayne IND
Sergeant.
BARNES, charlie II, Dallas. Tex
privates.
EUGTH RAYMOND y, Poland. q
GoLDEEN, Samuel :. Anaconda Mont
Returned TO FRANCE. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED IN HANDS or ENEMY.
Private.
KIRssHT. Adam r., Niles Center, IL
RETURNED TO INITBD STATES, PRE-
Private.
ROBERTS, BENJAMIN Il, TaIft,ns. Okla.
Corporal,
TarrytowH. =. +. y '''"'o w. Hor''
PRESENT EoR DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED.
Private.
PlET. Jossph n, Detroit. Mich
PRESENT FOR DUTY, PRENIOUSI,y
REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private.
SULLIVAN, John j, RoSbury. Mas.
PRESENT TOR Duty. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
Second Lieutenant.
PARIS, Augustus, Roslclars. ~
Sergeant
WRITTEN, Henry II. I.onoke. Arh
Corporals.
DORSEY. H. s, Wes- Phusdelph'a. Pa.
Pri,ates
QTINLANb. ]. =, East walpr's. Mass
fIiNN. Edward j.. 500 broadway. Al.
SWEiTZER. Leon I, Chicago. III
COLE. John j.. Deer Park, Lang Island.
! CIRCUIT otis n. Butler Ky
Nest New brighton, staten Island.
DIXON. Clifton A., King Perry. y. V.
FILICitER. james t. 10 Cypress st.
pEAN' John W. L.. peiray, w, Va
| HOFFMAN,, Enrol II, Gordon, IA.
| OLSEN, Harold, Union, Utah
| COOK, Archie y Cameron, W Va.
| RICK, charles W. Palmyra, Pa
! CURTIS, G. h.. Medicine Lodge, Kan.
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CITY REAL EsTATK
uELr wA>TED-rEMALE.

s|~----,.o,> -, m ,.,,,i,. -,
aviichhoard. Inquire Mrs >EArH, ;s1
Ea,t 'F6'h S'ro"',
PEACE WptE AT WAR PAY hut ur-
gently needed socks for - on Au'o ~.
sera: experience Guue r's''IT fuI par'iot-
'ars So Stamp. nspt 81. Al r INIT
TER 90. Sel JeTersoN s.. BunsIn. : :.
wASTFp. Me, anil woman ror UFrt
uork IT nome, sond pay Wu's TO J. y.
CARNEY. ga Dwight s., New Haven.
Conn. Enclose stamp
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ERICKSON. John A., Eskenas tWS).
HOLM. Eric, Myrekulla 4 WIZ.
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Privates.
RAnIorF. Edwari G.. 1919 Haeberie ave-.
Bell George. colomas, street Ottawa
srIE3s. Alfred j.. icss rurdy st.. New
KILLER 1Rr Is AS Ga; EREy ,.SEr RE-
CNDETERMfNED.
Private.
HERBER. Oliver John. Iehirh county Pa.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Iieutcnnrts.
pRUcH. Louis NJ, Chicago. IL:
JONES. Eugene b. Chicago, IL.
STEPHENSON MacCrea, Indianapolis.
Ind
LLOYD, Henry II. Philadelphia.
Privates.
BARKspALE, Edward NJ. Petersburg
tGoRMAN. John. cleveland. Ohio.
QUINN. Lucieu NJ. Ksison, Wash.
JOHNSON, Arthur T.. Republic. Mich.
LEWIS, Frank. Philadei phia.
PRITCHARD, Merlen, Fowler, Kan.
DIED or WOuNDs; PRENIol RI
Private.
FRESHMAN, John G.. Orange city, lows.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
ARI>sEy. s-,rre, p. 1884 Jn'cr at
Brooklyn NJ Private.
CARMICHAEL. Carl H. Akron. Ohio,
klNCAID. Arthur IL. Monroe Wash
WOUNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
rriva.r-.
hhbDAAMs, r, John wsshins,on. D.
Er
rrdssiRfTTiEk, psarl 3: csncSrdi., Kan.
,,v.shi RUSSIA;
s swHRhfs Villa William We. u kFanf r H.
vor>Drp s,,cur,v parv,orsv
REfoRTE6 MISSING IN A ACTION.
CorporaIs.
G STFTF IoG %od T. hS-Ioa:o3rf KSS
private.
BERNARD. Hans. III ,sd St. Brooklyn.
S;A
khoo. Rudolph Chicago, Iii
,EAATSS Rubin q W Mount Pleasant. Tenn.
DACEf; william T.. 4es West 18th st.
nINIS '".s, h'ch,,- -,
kLEAS,. r4risiofa., Agra Bsrascsti. Greece.
GhEpoSis. Gnst, Gary. Ind S"' MINI"
| HARBERT. Willie H.. Pasott ARK
JAGoas cGarits f. ROCK HT I,}sni' nj ZEN"
KhiI G Edxsfd y; TemGis Is '
H2 Inls IShn' $50 East i'o'h st. New
! i1GHrBoWN. James 2, whtinsvine. Mass.
M6iREsoNNE. Richard, Mondak. Mont.
! MosLn Aioysius Theodore, e9S hast 9sth
n
LLtI Joan ", GnSkle n; n,
NoAk;ifs. 't larson |" II. Aibioin ' Mich
riGSAro s,,-,u r,.o, -,
scHWE M FsR' Thso5 STeafo' n pa, n,..
vwMohaEKsW2SvS E n orsnston, Il l..
ziEGi.ER. Rs,mond H. Rieh sapos' m ni,
" %INIn;D-pnt REGEEET T nN
MISSING IL ACTION.
Corporal..
MrWkE Hnas nerna,d. 1861 North broad
Ni w" tHh n""e cns,, y. y r,,, p,r -,
SELso%: B:njamin 4, : o ~ Hiv' vi. NO
ro nnnaio' yi N, n. p,,,.,,-, p,
rri,ate..
ANGELiLLo. Vito y, Ban ca.am..sima
RRAI;p Es,rcss Gor,slas Ia
BYRD CIemic. Everett. Wa'h
CARVICo Martin j. NaIson ,ro,,r,y T.,
CIMAGLII, Arthur &. 20 %ortb si,ih ny.
| Mount yernon " ''" "'''
(RANUEJJ samuel IoI N.ut. =,
Brooki,n. y. Y ''' '"""''' VI
DAVIS Archie u oxford Ala
DAVIS, fs,imor. Lcola G'@ Arc ca.
DI'ni}E 1arn,ra ioriyon ,r,r,,
| FiSETT Ia,i,lIe Chi,arn iii
rom unweli wet TSy' -"
| FoSC'6. GIambattistn. I,bia,i papip, It.f,.
IGARpNFp oryaI g HOY IA u,,,i,r' 10
IGARnETT;' Hussell Moredsii 'N''
GOMEn' William j.. Norfolk. Va
GRAig Ottn Tlorin AuontnWn "
GROSS percy l. ioneG ia :"
lHERRT-RT sidney NnpoIaonvlrA =.
| UESsoN Henry & Crns.,y ~
HERING iobn phtiadclu,hta pa
IERRMAN, Edwatd A., IVES, ne.r,,,
| MicN ' "'- ''''''
UOIIt Jossnb NJ IA Coi,a, 49,. MI.
bam,on Wv ' ~ "''' "'"t
| UoSpEp Iohn u >,,r-., T.
HoSTS rbomas p f:bicav" u, Gnu
HOWToN John Louis, Cobb X.
HrrF. Robert O., Moro nay, Ari,.
| INSTEAD Louis. Bergen, Norway
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RHODE ISLAND,
SOUTH DAKOTA.

FERRIS, Joseph W. corp, PascoaE (WS).
DUNOND. George, Pcacodale tWS).
GAuNlN. Eugene f, Allendaie lWS).
JENKS Harry ~. Pawtucket tWC).
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N1OMINO.
dARRErsoN. oriin H.. Thernopoli. Cwu).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada
LovDGRovn, Louis C.. Homer. Ont VS.
Cuba.
FUBNTE, Rogue, Havana (wU).
Denmark.
HANSEN. Marinu-, Copenhagen CDA).
England.
HIN. Thomas. Newport tws)
Greece.
ALEXAKIs, Gtesorlos n. cre,,a lwr>.
nEMAS, Nick. Lokridos tWs).
kANADAs. Peter s, santa Mourn tw-r).
Ireland.
ORGAN. Thomas c.. corp. Carrlck on slur
FRENCH. Edward Leap Cws).
Italy.
ANGELINE, secondo. Noroia twU).
BASCOSE Antonio salerni (wsl.
BoMBA. Nicola, Lanclano ,Wsl,
RoNI, Leonardo. MARSHA, sicily tws.
CATALDI. Mike, Franscaro tWCJ.
cATAPANo. Luigi. g. Giuseppi vIruviano
Cch;,yyiN,t,J,,ARr luigi, AlrS Cwul,
DEMAnD6. carl. St Giovanni lDwl.
E EES Rar H.. u hD mG,gha , tWS,
FERRl, Gabriel Abbruzzi CwUl.
GAROroLO. Nicola, Montisono lwul.
GASPARRI, Julius, PeruRia tWHl.
GIANGfALfO. Carmine, Pslombaro tWs)
GIAMMARINO. CRrmn, Nillansgna VS.
GRANVILLE, Charles Robelhete Per Mali
aiio (WUl.
| LANCi. Umberto, Lsnciano twU).
Russia.
ANDREZESET. Joseph, Scimo Iwu).
| CHUGAY, Timofey. Plnsk IWs)
GREEN. Harry, Sosnoviz CWUl,
KAHMERSkI, Vincent CelceIy (wlr. o
KLESHINsKY. Win, Landau wU).
cotIand.
FRIEt. Alexander, Bethga,e tWSl.
Sweden.
CARLSON, Nels, UirlksdaI CwSl.
| CARLSON. Phillip lWsb.
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WILSON'S words
CLEAR UP DOUBT
CALIFORNIA THROWS OVER ITS
LEADER, JOHNSON, AND
RALLIES TO LEAGUE.
WEST GIVES HIM OVATION
All Doubtful Features Of Pact Are
Explained Away BY President, and
Former Doubters Hasten to Give
Him Their Support.

tBy Independent News Bureau. form
erly Mt. Clemens News Bureau.)
Aboard President Wilson's Special
Train-A continuous ovation along the
Pacific coast and then on his eastward
way back toward the capital was given
to President Wilson as he came
toward the end OF his month daylong
speaking tour In behalf Of the League
of Nations. California, particularly
the delightful city of Los Angeles, went
wild In its enthusiasm for him and his
advocacy Of the League, and 1t was
in that state, perhaps, that he did lis
most successful missionary work.
Hiram Johnson, California's former
governor, now her United States sena-
tor, and considered by her as the most
likely Republican candidate for the
presidency in 1920, had before the ar
rival OF President Wilson, convinced
great number Of citizens that the
League as at present formulated was
not a good thing. He had told them
that tho United States, because Of 1t,
would be drawn into every petty
European quarrel; he argued that we
would lose our sovereignty by Joining
/ with the European nations. He had
blamed the president for asserting to
the possession by Japan OF the PENN
sula Of Shan Tung in China.