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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18


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the streets eliminating the bond Issue
for streets proposed by f. Lee Roder
, in the council some time ago. fIis
speech was not received with favor By
the thirty men pr sent.
Director william Myers spoke for
the defense Of the present wage seal
IT the City Hall and WAS seconded
after some applause by j. H. Ryiand
and W Fl. Zimmerman. Of the Civic
Association board
At the beginning OF the meeting
Mayor George Aipsiie laid tho imam
ial conditions OF the city before the
civic board. He claimed that there
was nothing at all wrong with the
business. 20 be Running In debt every
YEAR The present floating debt Of
the city liz $500. 900 and X increased
by 100000 last year alone. The ad-
ditional expense upon the city for
The support OF the Virginia hospital
and Pine camp. with the subtractef
revenue occasioned by the state segre-
cation act and other items In the bus
mess were explained exhaustiveiy by
the mayor. He stated after a query by
ane of bis audience that from the ag-
ures worked out by him and by HTS
advisory board an increase to sixty
five cents was necessary in the city
takeS. ms ne SAID would include the
fifteen cent? necessary to support the
Roden bond Issue that, Is before the
council.
Heated discussion took place in the
meeting when A Il. Blair raised the
question of postponing the increase
tax question another year The may
or's speech was well received and
seemed clear enough for everybody,
although several questions were asked
him 10 bring out small points not sur
hciently covered by his first address.
The reason we are having this
squabbie ts because the city govern
ment nag never adhered TO the provi-
sions OF the city charter previously.
but now we intend to stick to them
without variation. he said in con-
clusion.
Among the members Of the Civic AS
ISOLATION board present were: O. A..
Hawkins. president Or. D. r. Ander-
son. executive secretary; j. II. Ryland
W X. Aaeredith, j. w. tSewart. %. A.
Parrish. h r. King, J. CorIey. w III
zimmerman. Rev. w Russell Bowie
= X. Kellogg, j. +. T.ltnatory, Milton
Cone, Walter Holiday, W c, Carpen-
ter. 6. i. CABOT, q. O. Valentine. n. I.
semiss. w. NJ. Addison. f. l. Layfeld.
j. X Bssnch and Julian w Tyler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
BAKER REPLIES
CONTINUED from Page one.)

long ago, was into see me and gave
me circumstantial account OF condi-
lions at that place. She said theirs
was a great deal Of mud. but very little
bad health; the best feeding arrange
ment she had seen IN Europe, and that
the tents were floored and each had
Ia stove In it
The men had five blankets apiece,
and there were thirty-six miles of duck
board that enabled the boys to get
around from place to place. Appar-
entity she found very little to COM
plain of"
Mrs. Rinehart described the mems
kits as thoroughly sterilized. the sec
rotary said, and she. added that she
had never seen any place in the
world where food was served to SOL
diers so hot as at Brest. She saw
5000 soldiers served with flapjacks.
four each, in one day
The secretary incidentally an
nonnced that the United States and
Great Britain had agreed on the cost
of transportation of soldiers; that
neither government makes any profit,
and that the figures win be given out
in few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
EVERY INCH
Continued from Page One. }

ton has a substantial amount on the
credit side of the ledger and the
treasurer was given the glad hand
for making them come across"
/ 1t was decided that the association
would hold banquet on the Thurs
| day night Of the show
The following is a list OF the con-
Germs as they were drawn in order for
space allotment:
Bell Two-in-One Tyre company,
M. ID. Stone Motor company, European
Retread Tire company, b. A. Blenner,
ellison Motor company, Exide Service
station; Richmond Auto Tire works;
Atlantic Motor company, White Auto
service. Jones Motor company, Lin
niger Alsop company, Terminal No
tor company. w. c. Wells, u. 8. L
Service station, Lane Bowles COM
pany. A. Edloe' Donnan, Capitol Mo.
tor company, Benjamin +. Crump
company, Chadwick Motor Supply
company, Franklin Motor company,
Wynn Auto Supply company, Kline
Kar corporation. d. A. Prentiss and
International Rubber Sales company.
Every available inch of space In the
armory has been subscribed by the
dealers and the accessory dealers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18

Chicago, Attached u ~ an ~
medical corps until his discharre ln
December in corrohorntfon " III
statements about casualties and lack
OF proper medical treatment. Cap
tain Holman said II was impossible
to establish field hospital the first
day OF tho battle because Of traffac
congestion, which also made evscuA-
ton every dtffiult; and that there was
shortage Of htters, blankets and
ambulanccs.
On September Is. Captain Hon-
mans statement said, a runner was
sent back with this message:
For Gods sake. send us litters.
blankets and food"
Word came back that nothing could
be done owing to lack of transporta.
ton. Al that time, according to
Hoffman there were 500 men at the
dressing station. Bombs from Ger
*. ,.ec.c rs - IS. = = :. :. r. -.
t9tinps Captatn~ HnnnlQn.S tstatArsvt
said. and the major commanding the
sanitary unit. arming himself with 9
airplane fire, directed others to arm
themselves similarly to fight or the
Germans.
Governor Allen said very elaborate
regulations had been issued providing
for hip splints for wounded men and
for application Of external heat
But they might as well have pro-
vided that a wounded man should
take a Turkish bath or Swedish
massage. There were no splints ana
there were no means OF applying the
heat"
Governor Allen said the men had
only been provided with summer un.
dcrwear and no overcoats. and that
many Of them lay on the ground for
hours without litters.
He quoted a CAPTAIN Tilletson az
saying that officiai reports showed
the twenty-fifth's casualties to be
forty-two per cent. Commenting on
war department figures indicating
that the casualties totailed only l,73s
Governor Allen said a careful reading
Of the statement would show this in
cluded only dead and missing. He
quoted Captain Hoffman az saying
that five thousand men passed
through his dressing station and that
he believed / 400 other men of the
division were cared for elsewhere.
Governor Alien furnished the COM
mittee with list of possible wit
nesses In the event the investigation
Is ordered. 1t includes the name of
Lieutenant-CoioneI Bennett CLARK.
son Of Speaker Champ Clark.
Governor Allen will relate his story
to the senate military affairs commit
tee tomorrow while the house COM
mittee win hear General Martin. one,
Of the general officers removed the
day before the battle opened.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
MILITARY POWER
(continued From Page one.)


The offensive Hindenburg ordered
sn8ainst Poland came to a sudden
im1nnaStfil even before Foch's armis-
- terms. signed by tho Germans
TT j definite finih to it The sol
4 nof4 touhe 7 at Bromberg refused to
s1&edknixS any DEGREES issued by the
Nnr minister and the fighting against
n ~ Poles was stopped for he sake
a&k AIecfing a new council Meanwhile
- Poles captured Grunihal and an
slllailated an entire German company.
IN his appeal HindeHhurg says;
you, my hold comrades. and vet
&fAnA Of Tannenberg. and tho Mas
miriam Lakes, bury to my aid. My
Mppeai to Ge-many's sons must not
sf01nain unheeded.
~Regardless OF tribe---whefher Bav-
&nnn. Saxons, Swaoians or Prussian =
THE fret time q German general
- mentioned Prussia last Ia such an
saluEaera TOM, we are all Germans
B0eget what divides us Gather again
NJ lave Of home and discipline and in
In your leaders"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
~ may can II intimidation
$500 more brutality. II looks

anG more htutaliy. " LOOMS
A5AckmaIl.
~ German procedure Is aiwaya
4nns. sTerrify your man in order
heAln rour ends. The psychoIog-
srtr y always the same with
sAo6e minds can grasp only
n Ind has lost all sense of per-
~ and perspicac.ty. !.
n10rov the war Germany counted
- ctvN war in England. She reck-
t~M oa m0tiny ny the English colo
6ke believed these things wouid
op England from putting her en-
~ GtEnngfh into the struggle.
s* l3af what Germany did was to solid
- England. reuniting all parties into
S1AEae hncy, She mads The game
n9EUr3w1tfr TrrAsstseS f'ssssts eSa~ass<ssA 49,
oV04ityYSYk II, f7sAe,av,s.' What hap.
I1oled Was that all the children of
S&64nch soil Joined in the most perfect
5nA0n Of the republics history.
The same mistake she made with
nnnofica- The United States seemed
- distant land. detached and i'm
nhilixed. to he of serious conse-
sQoence. But the enorrnity CT the Ger
xnan crimes elected virulcnt protests
2xOfn America even before her hand
N5A&ped the sword.
It n, therefore. but natural that the
anne herman error shonId Teappear,
what does Germany AopeF What
l1eeo she expect?
She watches the Paris conference
ne sees day after day pRss without
: DECISION being reached, Chuck
A1nR. she hears rumcrs Of divergence
III, opinion, Of open disser~ion. She
1npes an actual conflict Of interests
might arise. She figures with oppos-
ing interests among the allies, and she
WELLS herseE that every day that IS lost
~ the. victorious entente is gain
10 hEr---a;ermany.
Presently the idea Of raising her
N41re, of making a roise, enters her
1nnnA Ii is always the same system,
- German systcra,
III hnugfl Emperor William COW ar lily
~ from the battlefield, MS heritage
1psfn good hands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
Operation Performed.

@ 1aysicians of the Stuart Circle
Gpitai last night operated apon
sz1X1nea r. Clopton. sixtr-ffve years old,
~ sos West Grace street, who was
1Gok down by a motorcycle driven
IN A1ock Smith. of the police de-
Sxtmoh1 Mr., Glopton WAS return
home from church Sunday night
4 - MAS crossing Monument avenue
Allen avenue when the accident
1kTfd. No ststement rs to the
0grcss Of the operation was given
r. ~ the hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18

Lloyd Taylor, chairman of the uni
versaf military training and member
ship committees ~ the National
Security league, gays; "The millions
of stars placed on our service flags
denote that men Of peace have gone
to the front to defend Their country.
Let US, es these men return. replace
each star with an employment star. "A
white circle covering up the etar de
noting that man has again entered
the ranks OF peace"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
RrTAIN TO SEEK WAYS,
MEANS TO AVERT STRIKES

London, Feo. IA national indus
t~'al conference will be htld here On
+ rbruary 81. the labor ministry an
nounced tonight. The purpose or the
conference In TO seek ways and means
to avert strikes and find solution %
the lnenacinE labor troubles in Great
Britain. Premier lloyd George is ex-
pectcd to address the conference
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
Negro Soldier shoots Another

Chic" go, Feb. 17.--yvhile the a70th
infantry tcoiored) was parading
through the streets late today, prepar-
mustered out after eighteen months
overseas service, Sergeant Fdwar 4
Jones shot Private Garfield Dslls in
the back. Spectators said the sergeant
drew his pistol with the appar ent In
tention OF intirndatine the soldiers In
the company, One shot was fred. The
wound was not fatal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

real efficiency, the proper treatment is
through the blood.
s. s. s. has been on the market for
fifty years. during which time 1t has
been giving uniform satisfaction for
all manner Of blood disorders. II You
want prompt and lasting relief you
can rely upon s. 8. s. For expert ad-
vice as to the treatment Of your own
individual case, write today to Chief
Medical Adviser. Swift Specific Co,
Dept. G. Atlanta. Ga.-(adv.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
GERMAS-AUSTRTA ELECTIONS
GIVE SOCIALISTS 81 SEATS

Vienna via Londonp, Feh. lin
complete returns of yesterdays cleo
tons icl German Austria give eighty
one sea n the forthcoming national
constturo 1T assembly TO the Socialists.
Six Nvnen have been elected. Out OF
forty-eiRht aeats 20 whidh Vienna Is
entitled the Socialists obta med thirty
one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
There's just one thing to dc

II your skin seems ablaze with tho
fiery burning and itching Of Eczema,
real and lasting relief can only come
from treatment that goes below the
surface--that reaches down to the
very source OF the trouble. So-called
n-diseases come from disordered
condition OF the blood, and search far
and near. ana you cannot find a blood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
Som or Auditor Hure.

Hilton Moore, OF 203s Grace street
SON Of state Auditor c. Lee Moore
was severely injured Sunday when an
automobile driven by r. Adams. with
whom he was riding. turned turtle on
the Cary street road while the two
were en- route to Westhampton-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-18
FAVOR INCREASE

Continued From Page one.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
BURGLARS HAD LOOKOUT,
IS THEORY or POLICE

That tho burglars Who entered ~
home of " Miller 70, Ti't mir.
issnlh street. last n'Eht whlls the fam
ly vss zone and took two puftsS con
aiming po. hsd lookout In the neigh
Ifhn1i VS. tho opinion N The police
0taY
This vas evidenced by The thorough
s1frh made n ihs house. though dla
npnfs valued ~ several hundred dpl.
1V were overlooked Entrance vts
made through a Easement window and
very room Was gone through and ran
tArksf ny the burglars. which required
~ least On hours time, tho police be-
love
A. ts west Fourth street a woman
called the police aYIns msn Sss try'
ns 10 break into hsf house hut h'
could not be found when the police al
lived
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Gowns
Barred From
Royal Palace
No Trousered Skirts IoIer
ated at Buckingham Court

LONDON. Dec - No Persian ,ii.is
OF the tfousstsd variety. no bare haeA'i
or low bodlcod gowns and no sbJfoN
atsd shifts are 10 10 tolerated ~ royal
functions At buckingham palace. II Nhs
learned today An intlmStl tlon from IN,
kings lord cha nberlaln settled that
trsak and lmmodssi gowns are IA
boosd
but the dsbutantrs and court ladies'
sfe wondering just what they may
wear The fate Of tho traditional eoIu
dryss IA IN the balance. owing 70 tho
Vnlni my the rsisnins hou'. has vltn
us Old ahsloefAcy who no lonEsr AfF
sble tu afford prs-waf court standard
" drs's bat whom ths hins and queen
DO not wish to debar ffom court flnc
tons
No. London society 10 expecting that
prs.wHf court regulations which re-
auirs q nine foot train from the shoul
dsrs % shows. white hid gloves. a
forty tvs.inoh veil and fine f-ath'i'
worn In the hair. may no rssrsd The
most modest court drsss costs 500
But . fortune can hs spent on a train
Court drossmarhers sfe not snthusias.
tie ever the outlook
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
GET READY
FOR FLU
Keep Yesr Liver Active, YcsT oystsa
Puhfisl ed Free From csl1s y
Tsktsg Csiotabs, the NaSssAlsss
csloosl Tablsts, That Are
Dsliehtfvl, Safe asd Sure.

Physicians and Druggists ars o1vse-
ing their friends 10 keep their 0y0eoue
Purified and their organs h pseseee
working order a. . protsct'oH agoaaes
the return OF influenza They hoeW
that . eIoGued up system and lasy
liver favor colds. influenza sad ssstsvs
compiications.
To cut short q cold Overnight ~
10 prevent serious complications toks
me caiotab at bedtime with swallow
OF watsr-thats all. No saltA - 80.
sra. no sriplns. no siehsning aftss q.
fects. Nsxt morning yosr ~ ~
vaaisAsd. your nvss y sctlVa. veof
syveso 70 purified saA rssssshs1 ~
ysa ass fssiinG fine with haarty ~
pstiss ~ breahtast- Eat wAat you
plsase--ns lsnssr.
CAteeahs ass scid ealy m sstO1oei
sealed psckaSes. price thifV-livs ceses
Evssy 1vsegist 10 AUTHORISED - rsfeAA
ycar moesy II you are not psrfsetH
Ss,l0Ass1 Win calotabs. (Alv.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26

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husband ssklnS Tor more A'' W'
status ihHt has k'pt men sp'h h''n'
through ths aEes ls ih'' oi uh' sIh.h'
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that happen w sNsry fanny ano 'nA'
every decent family IKE 70 weep GOV
red up hand II cH'lraI enough
n HE ~iics relations without h'r tH-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
T
Inquiries Should Husbands
and Wives Tell Each
/ Other Everything2

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
UNION BOARD MAY
END KANSAS STRIKE

rlfTHuruI. Kan. nee ~ The
uhct boHfd ~ hs Kansas United
Nine Workers viii mso, this morn ns
IN consider calling on N, ,tfiss Of m,
miners ~ tho Central Coal a Cok'
company sn1 several related companies
fnls stHte hos been IN progfr" sine"
July H. and Involves about sn0 minsrs
~ Indianapolis Iurr1ay h|tandN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
o.. nun IN rt.ln eoln.sn.

EAST ~. Lprls. 100. bse 20 s.,
persons NsIs Injured here today Nn'p
freight train eolnisd Win ana over
'ufnsd the fsar coach Of ~ Louis 4
D'Falloh pssssnIsr train. The injured
yer. TAKEN 10 a hospitsl vhsf. Il vas
uli they would reooyer This make
total Of twenty ohs persons injured
ln three railroad accidents within
rsdius OF twenty miles Of here since
yesterday morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
NO MORE PASSPORTS
FOR PICTURE BRIDES
fBy Ths Associated Pres J

TOXIC. Wednesday. Dec. h-Ths
japanese government. according 10 the
nswppsp,rs today. has decided - de
continue the Issuance ~ passports per-
ssittinE picture brides" 10 proceed 70
the nited states. practice which
has heen the cause ~ some anti
japanese feeling In America. reN esled
in advices reaching here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26

severe Cole Quickly Cured.
n you do not know how TO get rid
Of . cola quickly skosI1 vss Dot con-
slider the experience ot othsrs whe
have found . way q 1siaG sof Nrs.
n. o Barker. Little rsib. n. r..
vrtss. ''Chsmbssiain's Ces,eA Rsmsay
vas used By my h,seaaA q year or
% ass and II suissly ssrsl HIN Of
a ssvsrs cold" tAAv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26

il.s,l rfcs.deot N trt knnsas m,rur'.
promised Judge 4 v Anderson. b.
vhyn ne had been sent 10 jail the DAY
before. that hs would uss his innusncs
10 have tho hoard csll on thu strike
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Amsrlesn Whlssy 70 cvss.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 70 - More than
i,cco. 900 900 gallons Of whisky stored
here. u became known today, has
sssWl q phes that can BE- called
sksme." information has been 70.
ssived from both Cubs snd Merico, II
b learned. that ths liquor will be most
welcome In these countries shipment
Of ~ lsssr 10 sHpeetsd 10 start i'm
nedlatsly,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Cl,ildren's
Cinsham
Dresees
$l.l9

tina, they are s1seDtieaa)
value, 10 vosthe4 ~ = ~
isc, that vslves b 80 ~
concerned. Choice pesv61lo
q grouping ci e66msaes =
varsoss styles h etses tesn
, to II. On sals whils ~
last st choice oi.iA
Ssessl yiser. 1ase oeen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Blankets and Comforts
Marked At Very Attractive Savings

9o.Oo 01aaksts, Pak ee.o0
-Sia 66x1D inehes-W Woolnap Blankets 10 bssutiful
plail dssiost 10 biss. pink, tan, hello nd gold
AsUsas 80 vsiusa Friday md Saturday the
~ ~
Wsel Mhtsss Dla.hssa. Pr oy.90
-omn AisA wooi-aissd BisahsA - ~
lalAA h tsAss Dlsid dasins-ssss. ~ - sssI
49, ~ vsssaA Friday sal Ssasl. ~
Asss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26

The rsss oush, 10 10 sssy,--DsAreorn
InlsDsoAsnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
ESQ Beautiful Dresses
1alues From $3.50 Up To $l95.OO
To Clear Today and Saturday At
One-Third Off

Take our wsrd for It and stop premvt0
you'll b surprised st The variety Of han1eeG
styles this special grouping contains.
Some an In GeorSstts Crepe and oet1noD
Trcolsttss and Charmsuse: others IL Sefgo4
Veivets and Veloun.
Street Frocks and Evening Gowns; ploln
tailored. fur and braid trimmed; also 60
broidered sffsets s
Many Of them exclusive styles that = Only
one OF q kind. Each u . splendid valus at ~
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five feet from portal cut the vein on the hanging wall side. The vein can be traced for about 800 feet and in width from forty to seventy feet.
 There are three very large veins on this group, the one for which the tun- nels were driven can be traced about 800 feet on the surface The vein is from forty to seventy feet between walls and the assays show it is uni form in values.
 The second vein is about 300 feet to the east of the Mckinley, which runs about parallel to the Mckinley, and the work done thereon is about ten feet wide.
 The third, or Jumbo, is about 300 feet east of the Center vein and from an open cut shows to be over fifty feet wide on the surface A short tunnel has been run on this vein below the open cut about fifteen feet and is in ore.
 The Mckinley Lake lode deposits of gold ore are within a mineral belt about three thousand feetowide, ex- tending from the shores of Lake Mo Kinley northward for a distance or about three miles.