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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
Fair Notes

One conceSslonlst was announcing
a big light between a hamburger and
two hot dog, He didn', say il the
tight was To take place inside the
stomach or not
Mr., \ ! Rqsby iu charge OF the
babies health conference. l., betting
on the girls 70 walk oil with the
prizes. She SAYS that Judging from
history the future young ladit, grab
all the bouquets
A common sight today was the
youngsters with an ice cream cone
in one hand and a hot hamburger
IN the other.
One wise one who attempted 10
Kid The women IN charge OF the
day nursery. asked Il he couldn't be
checked and put in the pen TO play
with the babies He was informed
that as the children were only led
bread and milk, tha, he would hardly
be satisfied as he was evidently look
ing for chicken
Superintendent Gu<,ln 10 charge OF
the agriculture building, accounts ior
the superiority in the exhibits this
year by pointing out that farmers by
coming to the fairs get acquainted
with wha, their neiphbors are dong
and take more pride in their products
Eva, the snake charmer in the
Workman carnival, while playing with
the snakes. last night. suddenly lei
ont scream and started climbing OH,
Of her snake pit Ooh" "Ooooh y
Don't let him come near M" The
"h.m' was an ordinary spider. which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
Foreigners Shot
By COnStabuIary

SHARON. Pa, Sept 2j.-Iwo
foreigners were shot here this fore
noon in resumption OF the riotns
which started last night Both men
we're wounded severely. They were
par, oi a crowd which gathered IL
S,aunton street near the entrance to
the American Steel and Wire plan,
The throng iailed 10 move on when
ordered to do So by mounted con
Nabulary, and the trooDcrs charged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
Woman Is
Shot by Strikers

BUTLER, Pa, Sept, lj,-- An lnno-
cent woman, the wife ol non-strlkins
cmployc OF the Standard Steel Car
works. was probably fatally wounded
here early TODAY when shots were
fired through a window into the home
OF Michael Thompson 4 small baby
sleeping with the mother was unin-
jurcd and the husband, ior whom the
shots were intended. also cscaped un.
sca,hed. Three bullets entered the
woman's body.
State troops arrested John NarRo
striker whom they asserted they
found running away from the place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
OKLAHOMA CITY TINES TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1919

II would last a, long as i, did. and
everybody was surprised it ended 50
quickly We were preparing for
another winter and thought /, would
only end III spring when the Ametl-
cans would be IN full force"
Bclgiums people expected more
from the peace conference, KIM Al
bert said adding but everything Is
No, settled" lie though, the success
of the league OF nations depended ON
the spirit IN which the nations en-
tefeN n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
Shots Are Fired
At Farrell, Pa.

FARRELL. Pa, Sept !}-Morc
riollug occurred today in Farrell
where a.man was shot and Killed last
night and several person, injured
Many shots were fired IN the new
disturbance today The police say tha;
at loas, eleven persons were struck by
bullets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
the average housewife would step on
without any compunction.

The walk IN front OF the concession
stands IN the south cnd OF the grounds
was muddy last night One puddle
OF water. which occupied virtually the
whole walk. attracted more than ordi-
nary attention. In the center stick
bearing white placard had been
stuck The sign read NO Fishing
Allowed
The principal wa,chman OF Worth
am, carnival, is Chief a clown dog,
who is lj years old Chief !, rather
cholcy in his appetite and must be
led on the best steak and have his
icc cream ior dessert.
Mr., Turner. who !, ~ charge oi
the day nursery department cared
ior one baby yesterday whom She
named HAPPY" he little chap, who
Is only o month, old, laughs con,nu-
ally and IS always wanting to play
Many mothers are learning valuable
pointers at the baby SHOW, Mrs. H. J
RigSbv ~ charge sand today One
mother who was \, the show last
year. came again this year and
brought her baby whom she has en-
tered for the show Last wear At TIM,
time the baby WASH, expected 70 1--we
lhc mother said that She learned a
the baby show, that she vas starr IN.
her child
II the future can be based nn 'he
present Mrs. Rigsby says that Okla.
homs is going to have some Wild
Wild women, from the squalling anC
Yelling the babies do, when they arc
beng examined.
The army display at the ial'
ground, is the combined exhibit %
material sent from Washington, III,
exhibit sent over the state IN charg,
oi Major Onorio Moret,i OF Fort Sil
and the collection OF guns. poster
and decorations OF the city recrul,
INK station. Sergt, Ben amin Peter,
Corp Earnest Fisher and Private II
mct Hunt OF the recruiting Natlo
art on duty a, the exhibit booth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
Altar Bottled Fakes.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The latest
move agains, the high cost OF living
came today when Chairman Hsuaen
oi the house agricultural committee
INTRODUCED u bin amending a bin for
the pure food and drug act 50 as to
prevent SLACK filled or other dc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23

ceptive food packages in the future.
The department OF agriculture
asked for the legislation which is in
tended TO end the practice OF selling
such articles as breakfast foods IN
packages only wo-ibirds iull, canned
goods highly watered, or boi,l d
goods Tor Mhith mapniiicd pIaSS Is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23

LONDON sept y The Giornalc
d'l'alll ot Rome, dnnounoe, that
Ioma,,o llu1n, ha, resigned a.,
Italian foreign minister as result ol
the ilumc situation. SAID Central
New, dispatch from Rome today
(Nlguor lltionl became foreign
minister on Iunc y last when the
Nlttl cabinet va, iormcdl.
The creates, mystery prevail, over
the action 4, be taken AZ the crown
council which King NE;or Emmanuel
has summoned a; Rome added the
Central News telegram
Rome newspaper, united ~ attach
ing the utmost importance 10 the
forthcoming meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
The Tickle Makes You Cough.

HAYES NENLING HONEY Stops
the Tickle. Heal, the Ihroa, and
Cures the Cough jSr. A free box OF
GROVES O-PEN-TRAIE SNNE
Tor Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group w..h every bottle. tdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23
To Purify and Eur,A the Blood

lake GRONkS T-.STELESS LhN
TONIC which is simply IRON and
QUlNlNE suspended in Syrup. So
plcasan, Even Children Like II. You
can soon feel its Strengthening, In
Nigofatlng Effect. Price 0Oc. (Ady.(
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23

ity OF i've cattle were raised IN Ok
lahoma.
Horse Races Again.
Horse racing. which was excellent,
Monday, was again on the program.
together with the vaudeville acts IN
from, oi the graqd',and between
races. Auto polo, which provided a
Number Of thrills yesterday, was also
n the card.
|, is expected that Wednesday, Ok
lahoma City day, will be the largest
Wednesday at any Oklahoma fair
The weather, which has held back
I've crowds, has now cleared, and
those who have postponed coming
will undoubtedly star, tomorrow
People OF Oklahoma have every
reason to he proud Of the Agrlcu-
ural and Mechanical college. based
ON what the state college aa Still
water i, exhibiting at the Oklahoma
State Fair ,hs year W /.
Blizzard, ac,ng head oi the animal
husbandry department, has marshaled
showing OF horses, cattle, swine and
sheep that more than reflects a cred
Il on the state, and its college that
teaches animal husbandry. as the ba
s' OF agricultural prosperity
Auto Races Wednesday.
Auto race, a, the Oklahoma state
fair will open Wednesday with a
dozen dir, track sta1 in competition
Rain last Saturday preoluded the auto
races, which wers scheduled TO oper
the fair, but speed fans will still gel
two big DAYS Of racing on Wcdnes.
dav and Saturday.
Wednesdays races will be run a.
originally planned for that day. Ih,
Oklahoma special race, due last Sat
urday will be postponed to Saturday
at which time i've Oklahoma drivers
viii compete Tor the state honors.
George Clark dirt track champion
oi world, record fame Dick Seip Of
Oklahoma City recent winner Of mid.
west honors and Harry Dem,tcr
A,.t, ~ .., =. ,f:,... -
'.s'l ".',",u''eI e., , III M,ssou'i u, an'
,a, na,'ga'' "a win. n ., sen, ou' VI Np,o," ,',
s',p , ,b. ..',,Ise , ,1,te,'onne,.u u' , e'Vu' !,
g., .,.' ,h. ,.,S'. .,'s,. N",I' >'ou,u .u We ~ u,
E,,b Wy I,,. '''-" ''' " @ "e "e'S =.
n.,,.,,ion . u,m' ,i a. II" ''' . 'uIleu up ~ !,
'" Sn,,T. ,..', g, W. ta eNp,}yeu 'I "y "
d,,, ,,,,t S'U,o u,,, ~, ,,,, ".e' % m'''' In H. .
d,,y.,, ' '''' ~ VIC " '''''
W,d,,.d,,,, ,,o,..,, g.. .,i,.L
,bc Iars.,, .y,- ft.,sd ~ tS,I AT i'.D' No. o'
Cny In addi,;on s.r ,t.a. r q II UNia.'o,,' E ,,,
novelty race an An,,,,,,n Ur u,r',,, o,,
, rae, a mil. eyh,h,,;on ~ ,%, r"rH Im,,h,
Den, by Ch,mnion C,o,,. ~ ,-i,,l ','o, Wv,
,br,, loup d,uanc, ,y,r,s " WV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23

Children's handkcrchiefs Often looI
hopccs, when they come TO the laun.
dry. Wash with good soap. rims,
in water blucd with Red Cross Bal
Blue (Adv,)
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the crowd. In the melee mich fol-
lowed man, shots were iirl aud the
mob was broken up
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SENATE ORDERS
PROBE OF STRIKE


The men were paid of today ard
rcrs,hug put iu shape ,or q p.J-
tiaDlcd shutdown.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-23

one ol tn, motor classic, OF the ialr
Ten driver, a.c expected 90 qualify
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
FOR THE MAJESTY OF THE LAW
Editorial From The Evening Journal Richmond Va.
March 81 1887


reading National Ani-Ds
session
prohibition
breakers meant The rn
Washington methods adopted the leaders
w " Malone With Governor Davis the
SESSION.
Unlimited OF Nhkcy that would
politely his
boocggers?
while In performance Of their
breaking
pose u
the
SURPRISING
Why should they? Their
and doing
hayc to
from,
He
the to
larrest. else whyth pstoisr
have
We ulso
donet
repeal the law Let have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
MUCH TIME IN DISCUSSION OF
FRONTIERS AND NDEnngITRs
Ry NARoTH HEnIN.

Paris March alThe council of four today met twice.
usual again discussed the Rhine frontiers and
and how to divide them sssAassaI
Meanwhile the whole blame for the delay Is laid Pre
dent Wilson's shoulders which is not Just England md
Franco had settled their mutual terms before President Wn
arriyea peace Mould have been further advanced.
1t II noticeable that recently tho French
Llovd George than against
dent Wilson All of arguments advanced to
that Eneands security hinges military frontier eastward
Of the Rhine whereas it pointed out the old English policies
for letting Germany far west possible in cer
to weaken Franco, which then Englands rival
The also ahounds with references to mercantigu
home policies, election pledges etc. which refer to LdOyd
George who last fall promised his electors to make Germany
pay for the .Sk
understood that France and England viii divide
the indemnities a ratio Of two to three. asss
Rumors about Withdrawals splits etc, unfounde1ss
The allied interests nuch of solidarity for that
Though the big do not always agree they realize thak
they hang together will hang separately Benjai
Franklin said. sagSax
The real problem not the ndemntcs amount b4k
to Germany pay without making her perman9
enemy and without encouraging Boshevsm In other wok
the avoid the sowing of seeds of future
either national or social ysy &%s
The United States kee, its hands in this game;
wise sho is bound involved the eleventh hour am
damages 'Tbc absent ones are always wrong says 61
proverb . a.asasShs
The revised covenant of The league of nations has b
reprinted subject final touches at the next meeting pf
league commission next Thursday when President WsdQ
propose something covering the Monroe doctrine AN@S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
GOOD OLD DAYS.

There was the old international
block" extending from Seventh to
Eighth. on tho wrong side" OF
Broad street, with its franc dwell
tngs converted 10 stores. and its
rickcfy steps leading to the shops
In tho cellars. 'Intcrnationafe
because Asia, Africn, Europe and
America were represented by Its
tlcninens. Easily foremost I'm rank
w1e Monsieur BonjAsson, Of France.
ha&ter. Next was tho laundry OF
Hop Eine. ono Of the first Of these
Oriental institutions In IsichnF id.
Then cnmc = negro bnrber shop.
run ~ tWo gingerbread nlanipula-
tors Of the .'rHEzcr." In one Of the
farther cellars an elderly German
made and sepelircd boots and shoes,
and then there was ssScc Scr Salo-
na0n1, weIl-known ci8ArTnakcr of
earlier days. a fruit stand. rum by
= son Of SUNNY Italy, did not sur
viva nanny Summers pcrhaps be-
causc n waA located next to the
cOEJnce Of EiG1nth which said cOr-
.ner was oCruptrd hy > tius,er and
plnniber from Tho Emerald lslc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
The Law-Abiding Citizens Of
Winchester Are For Justice
Representative Men and Women Publicly Proclaim Their Ale
glance TO the Cause Of Law and Order in Opposition to
Mob Rule and Bandit Force

The. Winchester Star. edited w
Harry r. Byrl, son OF the Rich
ard Evelyn Byrd. Is among tho papers
that are standing out for me en-
forcement Of the Prohibition law and
for justice to the prohibition iaspec-
tors who, in the discharge OF their
duty and in. seIf-defanse had Ia shoot
Shackelford and Hudson, both OF
whom died from their wounds.
The position Of The star is In
thorough accord with that OF the Law
Enforcement League. composed Of tho
representative men and women OF
Winchester, who have publish ed long
lists az names OF their members. pub
liciy proclaiming their allegiance to
the cause OF law and order n opposi-
ticn to disorder and mob rule.
Both the men composing the Law
and Order League and the women
who are members OF the same organ
ixation are Standing solidiy for law
and order and strongly discoAnten-
aiice disorder and mob sale. : :
The officers OF the league. which y
y body with large and influential
mefnbership. ara as follows. r. s.
Joiliffe. president; y. III. Moling, Sri.
vice. president: Roy A. I.arrick, sccre-
tary; w. IA. Sale. treasurer.
Directors.
I. IN. Good, chairman; z. J. Cooper.
A. u Green. ] III. Mp1Ing. Sr., w. A.
sale. w. az AfarnhaIl John w. Rosen-
S,erGaf, . I. W.. I1a'rrick. SHr. p W.
Gather. FRED, Gtryltsr. w. s. White,
6 II sR06tnspfs w. q Miller. John
I'd Roeshb srksr. William Glass. w.
~ !; 20. !, Va VI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
9zOAsKNE CLUB
UP AGAINST PROBLEM

Washington. March 31.---The plans
Of the navy department with reference
70 the transatlantic night OF : squad
ron Of seapiancs have been given a
slight setback by the fact that Lieu
tenant Commander Bellinger liz una
bic to continue his examination OF
bays and harbors for the present fur
Their north than Halifax
Commander Beilinger telecraphed
the navy department today that he
bad been detained by Ice packs of
f4aifssx. bur proposed. to 10 On -
soon as possible and finish his exam-
nation OF the coast up to the northern
points OF New Foundland.
The department says that there can
be no announcement Of the place OF
departure and return Of the seaplaneS
until Commander Rellinger has made
report on the facilities or the har-
bors and landing places he shall have
Investigated.
This. however. may be sent By fel-
esraph. n Commander H4ilinger has
very wfdo authority He will prob
ably rentain at the designated point
until tho aKxivnt Or the sqnndrOn tor
The t3ight Tho planes are feAdy ~
13y M New EoAndl Hnd M m hQslFsn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
Says Jews Will Not Go
Back to Palestine
Oscar S. Strauss Does Not Be-
lieve the Idea of Zionism Is
Practical. s,a~
BY Robert werIc- Ritchie.

London. March 3i---zlenisn or no
Zionisn. the worlds scattered Jews
will not go back TO Palestine in any
great numbers, according tn the
ursisicn OF Oscar S. Strans. perhaps
the most representative New York
jew. who at present in fitting be-
tween London and Paris on his alb
Sorbing idea OF advancing The league
OF nations covenant
I had 10 gee Mr. Stratus the other
day on matter concerning the
league, but seized the opportunity to
get his ideas on the immediate future
ar the new state OF Palestine which
APPEARS about TO be born out OF the
peace conference with Britain for a
fostering god-mothcr.
IT am not a Zionist Mr.. Straus de-
clared. Perhaps that is because I
am 100 practical. But have strong
spiritual sympathy with zionisrn as
an IDEAS an idea, mind you. l
shall not live to see the day--and re-
member | am sixty-riue-when Jews
in any numbers viii be emigratins
back TO the laud of their fathars Long
after / a4m dead. perhaps: tut wfru
can tell of the futures
IF there is to be any marked racial
mover ent of the Jews back to the
Holy land II will start in these coun-
tries of Europe where there used 70
be and still are restrictions against
people OF my race. Much depends
upon how soon and how effectively
certain conditions which now obtain
in central Europe are ameliorated."
Mr.. Stratus was TOO much OF a diplo-
mat to specify Poland and Rumnufa
as the scenes of these recent anti
Jewish agitations,
IF you ask me II anticipate any
marked emigration of Jews from the
United States and Britain to Paies.
tine" he continued, my answer is
decidedly no. j do not believe ons
half Of or. per cent ct the Jews now
citizens of these two countries can be
induced under any circumstances te
'uproot themselves and migrate to .
distant and shadowy land Offering q
very prohlematicai living.
do not think for an instant m
opposed to the foundation Of tn
Jewish home In Palestine. Years VII
undoubtedly denonrtrate that the ides
has a deeper and stronger value thai
the mere sentimental. For the per
secuted Jew--if there be airy In futur
Palestine will offer comfortable
national HOME
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
College Canvass
Results in $lO2,9l5.50
Chairman John Stewart Bryan
Is Presented Silver Salad
Set and Makes Speech.

1nst as everybody expected, the
business men Of this city have more
than met the appeal af Richmond
college. which assse9 that they con-
trspute xfco.esB towards irs rniaiisr-
dollar enlargement. and endowment
fund
When the final answer Of the pub
lie at large came last night at sup"
per held at the business Mems CLUB
il was found that a total OF sf02 90
had been raised. with definite pros
poets Of at least $4,000 more from a
local concern whose official head
quarters are In New York,
AS for the Baptist churches OF
Richmond and vicinity. which were
invited 10 raise m additional S2oo.ooe.
we'll, they. too. have done themselves
proud. though It may require two or
three DAYS more to briax them well
over the ton. But they most assuredsv
will not fail To meet expectations wit
ness the fact that last nights fi-ures
showed they Rad already raised slsa.-
500, despite the fact that several con-
rreaations were only reached by rep
resenta.iysa OF the college on Sun
day.
Included in the total fer the
churches liz ssf.S4., which was raised
by a Baptist woman's committee, Of
which Mrs. w. G. James is chairman.
Fairness likewise compels the state
ment that s2.537.5o OF the 100000
contributed ty the public at large was
procured through the efforts OF
another woman's committee, for
whom Or. May T.. Keller. dean OF
wes.hampton college, spoke las,
night.
JsNn teams, raptLned by gInEery,
20 aheaef young business men. did the
soliciting among the business men
And they solicited some. The rivalry
between them was picturesque and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01

zenship Of Winchester.
An effort was made In Winchester
soon after the shooting TO create. the
Impression that the prohibition off,
vers had heartlessiy carried young
Hudson to the hospital there and
placed him In the hall and left him.
The fact that every attention was
shown to Hudson by the prohibition
officers and that he was gotten to the
hospital as quickly as possibly and
left in the hands of two nurses anud
an attendant has already been print
ed.
Another canartf used 70 incite feel
ing against the prohibition officials
was that neither Saackelford nor
Hudson fired shot and that neither
was armed. The Winchester Star. In
it's news columns, dispnses OF both OF
these false and possibly malicious re-
ports effectively. The Star says:
Wounded Man Not Neglected.
The. reports circulated, ABOUT. town
to the effect TINT the detectives pfao-
ed young Hudson In the hallway at
the hospital and left him Ia care for
himself the best he could are en-
phaticaliy denied by the hospital au-
thorities and also by tho Winchester
police.
Miss Angelica r. Didier, superin-
tendent OF the hospitai, stated this
morning that the detectives brought
young Hudson 70 the hoepitaI plac-
ed him On stretcher ma turned
duty, 1T the time and that the youth
was mt III ~ laaxt neelected.
poltcHMaH Ernest Dove. ct the Win
cho6ter force. Iso went to the hos
pttaI the prolai Hon daspsrtnEu.
~ W y y ~ n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
Where Is the Hitch
Against QuickPeace!
nv NAnoTH HEDIN.

Paris, Niarrh 31.--Whcrciu lies
the hitch against peace? 1t -
not the league Of nations, which
every body here Accepts In theory
aid which, Germany also regards
favorably.
TX the war Ind ended In . draw
IL Is evident that a negotiated
peace. In which would have HE-.
urs,i mutual CONCESSIONS, would
necessarily have resulted, but
since Germany was defeated,
thanks TO the soldiers sacrifices,
the allies were In N position to
ip,posss whatever terms sccmcd
hest to them,
/ use the past tense advisediy. IN,
Germans already balk. and what \
more, they win their points.
They refused 10 surrender thu shin
which the allies needed until the,
we're assured food. which they -
now getting. They refused to ALLOW
tho. Polish troops ia land ut panxil
because. while the. arnilstic6 spoctile'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
EvTyTUATLXi

London. March SIN case nf
the refusal OF tho Germans to sign
the peace terms rs drawn up In
parts, Marshal Fcch has orders 70
advance the army Of the Rhine.
and this win mean that peace VIII
be dictated in Berlin, according to
the Evening News. The newspa-
per declares 1t receives Its frfor-
nation from reliable sources.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
Hungarian Reds Reported to Have
Sent Ultimatum TO Czecho-Sloyaks.
Regarding Mobilization and Con-
centration Of Troops.
Council of Four Makes Haste Slowly ~
Action on Frontiers, q. y Indemnities,
While France Chafes in the Traces.
League Commission to Meet on Next
Thursday.



March
of
T. In the
Sovctg h
unatum regarding nDohOa
a
FROM Be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
~ n, II Raised.

Hon, March I--Th0 blockade
n enemy countries and Russia
ra ised generally. with tha sxccp-
M Hunka1y iatl week, the Daily
~ Slec(ats4 X Iearncd from a
fJAa I'M neiEc@.
33( ~ N re6ar add VIII be an
h Ia ~ house IA commons to-
G1SGFsthe stri6k0At ccntrolof sup
t3e enemy Scountries con-
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