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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
MANY DEATHS DURING
THE PAST WEEK.

A son oi William sgtselman.
ssed ~ years. died nj the home oi
the latter, nj Sylvia. Mooday nigh,
os iniineEza pneumonia.
Willard. the 1 year old soa VI
Mr. and As Taylor ChappelI, died
Al their home, in South Dickson.
Tuesday night, u pneumonia. The
iisstr remains with be inferred today
ll;Tl'Aaa,sdlsyi ;l'1a dlsyi In L..alisa ca.rssrfy !,
= y =
The remains oi James l.~ech,
who died in Nashville. Sunday.
February y ot Hngh,'s di~essv. ar.
rived here Wednesday morning and
conveyed tn the is.ch graveyard,
near Charlotte. tnr intern-nt He
wa@ III years oil age. and youngest
-ou VI Mr. r. +. Lsech. oi Jones
Greek. .....
Last week, We chr0nicl~a the
death oi Mike WEIGH. a prominent
eit'aen yod the Fourth District, VI I'M.
iurnsl, pn~umon'a. Since then Two
other apmhsrs u his family have
lied with tho ssuls disessr-- Miss
Ola. aged l9 died THURSDAY Feb
tulry i, 0teii eyed Ia, ,li..d Mon.
daY. February ~
Mrs Bailey Harper, sged bout
~ ftaIs, 4{td ~ htf hutao Al Stay
ton sunday morning. February ..
u tuberculosis Her remain. we're
Fhipped 10 tlarksylIls. Tuesday
morning Tor iniermen,, She IL eur.
ylved by her husband aud two
smsll children,
Misses susie and Iva Austin and
Maad laokson. o! Nash willie. we're
called 10 Burns last Saturday morn
ins an scooun' OF the death oi their
cousin Mias May Larklns. oi Burns.
who died Saturday morning oi in
i'uenla. aged II yaats. Her re.
mains were inferred Sunday in the
Richardson graveyard, after funeral
services st the home. conducted by
klder Ga,ee. Of .Aashyills. ...,......,. !,
Within the past three weeks, the
Death Angel has made 3 visiis to
the home ct Mr. Ah Holland, who
resides frw miles South u Dick.
-on. claiming ~ ils victims two
~ons and a daughter, The lss, death
sss that oi son aged r. years
xhlvh occurred sunday. February
Y fhe death NJ each was doe 10
tulinsnEa pneumonia
u - -
Ihe remains OF Private Rs~ley
Donald sor. who died at Cotsx
Wellington Thur-dsy mornirg
seh 4 are expected Ia arrive here
Friday nnrntng lor insermeu, IN
'r'ninn Cemetery r. VA. about
II years II hep aud son Il Mrs
tlst,ie Donaldson ot fayet,, Ala
Young nouAjison bad Iusl irs
lays prior IT, hrs death heen given
4 discharge from army service at
Csmp Lesi+, ellington H. has
hren IN the service for ahou, one
year Hs WAS brother u. Mrs
Geo. |. Sca,t snd Miss Maj Don.
sldsnn. es this place.
y \ =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Mrs Bailey Harper sg"d bout
~ ltMs died ~ hes hutav Al Stay.
ton, SUNDAY morning. February ..
u tuberculosis Her remains we're
shlpped 10 tlMksviIls. Tuesday
morning Tor intermen,, She IL eur.
ylved by her husband aud two
smsll children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Nj ThVmas " TsyAw. aged Il
,tars. dir&i At hls a,sne in West
tflEss5H, ~eRfsy vi uo<u, Feb, Y
1919 utter ouiy les days illness
4 INF 3snza.u uasa amaols. fuuefsi
-esylce ~s4 conducted at aas reel,
dts.Sx NJ Myuday Atteaaos,n hs h.s
srgae .. tsae Res. ". R. Tsyior. ri
S4>hsslt-. after WHICH uatwmtr:
.o~k Ils.se IL tnaon Cemetery t--
sids his MA uha ars.eisd him 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

willard. the 1 year old soa VI
Mr.. and Ars Taylor Chappell, died
at their home, in South Dickson.
Tuesday night, u pneumonia. The
little renasns wiii be inferred today
|: ll:Tt'h'ta1,'sdsyy.i By ~ A IL in. l;iaisa cssassrfy !,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

A son oi William sgtselman.
eyed ~ years. died a. the home oi
the latter, nj Sylvia. Moaday night
ot lniineEaa pneumonia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26
Special at So

A gabardine skirt with unusual
pockets is gathered all around,
yet its lines have the approved
slenderness. This will be appro-
pirate for September week-ends
at the shore.
! (Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26
NelU Autumn Models
in Extra Sizes

Attractive styles, simplicity of
trimming and good lines-these
are things that women who wear
large sizes will appreciate, as we'll
as the tailoring and good work
manship.
Tricolette vests appear in both
serge and satin dresses, and long
collars help to lengthen the line
from shoulder to waist. Satin
skirts are attractively draped and
serge frocks are trimmed with
braid, bone buttons or embroidery.
$50 and $3.50.
{Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26

A VERY usual conjecture is that the
"A dainty crepe de chine and georgette
underthings that you see displayed
temptingly in shop windows are ap-
propriate and possible only for the
woman with a very large dress allow
ance. The woman who does not wear
that sort of lingerie usually feels con
vinced that it would be the height of ex
travagance to indulge in it. But that
Is where she is mistaken, for those very
things are really an economy.
These exquisitely dainty garments oi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26
Three Things to Go
Into the
SCHOOLGIRLS Trunk

- - ~ . - - " SA AAH u
And they will be equally useful
to the girl who goes to school
from home every day.
A New Plaid Skirt
There is a choice of good
looking plaids and the skirt is
deeply pleated. Mother will like
the little white body, which is
detachable and can thus be easily
laundered. Sizes 10 years to IA,
$6.75.
A Srmocked MILDLY
1t is of white jean, shocked in
colors, with a pink or blue collar.
Sizes IL to 16 years, 81.
A Serge Regulation
Navy blue, of course. 1t is
trimmed with white braid on the
collar, shield, cuffs and pockets.
The skirt is box-pleated. Sizes 6
to II years, Sc.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26
\ FrOth of Lace and
q Touch of
Ribbon

at the throat has ever been famed
in song, poetry and story, and
women, themselves, know that it
enhances and softens their beauty.
One Of the new satin dresses pos
sesses just such a neck, with a
frill of lace and touch of picot-
edged ribbon. 1t has wide sleeves
a little longer than Y, and an
attractive overskirt. Twilled silk,
like fringe (only caught at both
ends) is the only other trimming.
S39.5C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26

georgette or crepe de chine can be
washed at home. You can do it your
self in the privacy of your own apart
ment. They dry very quickly and all
the pressing they need can be done with
a little electric iron. More than half
the women who live in hotels actually do
this sort of thing.
Copyright. 1910. by Florence Rose)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26

red. 1t was only by a violent effort
Of will that she managed to restrain
herself. How dared this girl, this
cheap copyreader, criticize her, how
dare she? But underneath this resent
ment was the vague shame that
through her own carelessness she had
made such a thing possible.
The humiliation followed Jane about
all that day, and she surreptitiously
stole into the rest room and remedied
some of the noticeable points in her
lack of grooming.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26

The chains saw today look hand
made. and are lovely. They consist Of
tiny beads in gold or silver, with larger
beads strung among them at intervals.
One, for instance, has tiny gold beads
requiring Mt least two dozen to make
an inch. and then every here and there
you will find a glowing yellow bead.
Another has small silver beads, looking
like the little steel ones with which we
used to make beaded bags. And here
and there among these you will see a
large bead Of pale pink. Those saw
were priced at $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26
Adventures
With dPurSe
I'D you know that bracelets are com

I'D you know that bracelets are COM
- ing in again? Not, however. the
gold bands and bangles you probably
are thinking Of. One shopkceper has
just returned from Paris, and back
comes the report Of queer, Oriental
looking bracelets Of large beads, made
at n famous and well known pottery.
One, for instance, consists Of pale pink
beads, quite large and round. strung on
an elastic cord which enables you to
wear II at whatever distance from
your hand you prefer. A few of these
bracelets are priced at 81. am sure
you will be interested In seeing them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26

A Crisp New Ruff
is made of sheerest pleated or
candle, caught closely about the
neck under a black satin ribbon,
ending in a smart little bow.
With a small hat and a dark
dress, this touch is most effec-
tive. 81.
Guimpes with high necks are
of net or organdie and are i'm
mensely fashionable. Fine tucks
or touches of embroidery are the
only trimming. $1.75 to S5.75.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-26

Tomorrow, Romance knocks at
James door,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

siucidere prin spinsurare.
Newark. - Francis Orlando Ha-
ga, in etate de A de ami, s'a
spinzurat noaptea trecuta in 10
cuinta sa din West Newark. Su-
ferea de enervare provenita mai
de multi din naplaiala. Lash in ,ir-
ma sofia 81 trei cOpii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

Pmgarisi altarul Stint
Gu 'nvfrteli'' de pasapoarte;
Nh tie frica - precupete
co sa sbOri in steaua Marte?
DR.. Cilca,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

Societatca romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Coroana Romfniei' din
Yorkville, Ohio, are onoarea in
vita pc toate surorile socictati,
clnburi 81 parochii, precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 din
jur lua parte la frumoasa Pc
trccere de vara (picnic), care va
avca loc pc farma companiei, WIS.,
avis de Ballgamc, Dnmineca, ...,7
Iulie 1919.
fnceputul va fl la orele 1870
dupa ameazi 81 va dura pima la
orele 9 seara.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii Is
de cent?, Damele gratis.
Muzica ,,Imperiala" din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, va ditsra onora-
tul public cu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cintece rationale.
Bufetul va Fl aranjat Gu 7ot
felul de mezeluri 81 bauturi reco-
ritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc ell ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Venitul curat de la aceasta pc
trecere Sc va adauga la fondul
facerii drapelelor.
In speranta ca ne veti onora
Gu prezenta d-tra, pima la reve-
dere va salutam GU toata dragOs-
tea frateasca.
in Jnumele societatii ,,Coroana
Rominiei'' din Yorkville, Ohio:
Nicolae Barbat, pres.
Nick Baia, secretar.
(7o-71)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

PAsAPORfAGIULUI DE LA
ROMA.

Pingarisi altarul Stint
Gu ), 'nvirteli'' de pasapoarte;
Nh tie frica - precupete
co sa sbori in steaua Marie?
DR.. Gilca.
Vcstmintele null fac pc ON 81
multi oameni snnt umsi dar pen.
tru aceea tot umbla GU ghetel2
neunse.
Numim fiIosof pc omul care Sc
poate uita in fata sticlei goale =
suriz1nd.
Cauza pentru care uncle fcta
sunt petite numai odAta i'm viata
lor, este ca lor le frica ca daca
refuza pc eel dintfi, nu va mai
veni un al doilea.
Tinarul care a batut de La FL
cut what pc prietenul sau de obi
nioara, are sa fie de tot neaju.
torat atunci cind va incepe Sc
argumenteze GU nevasta-sa.
De cite orr auzim despre ,ite
un cartofor ca s'a reformat. tot
deauna tfebue Sc credem ca din,
sui nu a fost cartOfor nici odata.
Femeia este persoana care pc
unde trece totdeauna latra dcs-
pre- harnicia barbatului sau ca
toate Cd dinsa este convinsa &,
barbatul Ell nu este harnic de Ice.
Cind privesti cum Isl ascund
fetele de astazi urechile sub par,
iti vine sd lie feliciti ca sunt ,,chi-
ckens'' 81 pentru ca nu sunt -
iepuroaice.
Am dori sd Mise spuna ce s'a
ales de celia Gu ,,zearu" lui din
New York.
Pacat ca ,,Liga Libertatii" din
tnrtitul cap al lhi Petrino 81 A
ghiuta nu fntrevine ca 81 ell sd
fie numit de consul pc dincolo de
,,aley".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

mineca Ia Dublin, in decursul &C.
lebrarei de pace, all tinut pima
Lllni dimineata cu ciocniri intre
resculati 81 polite. Resculatii all
incercat sd li'bereze pc cei arestavi
Dumineca seara, 81 din aceast;i
cauza politia trebuit sa faca uz
de bastoane, lucru care a fost
semnalul atacului general.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23
INFORNATIUN|

Sosirea unor Cehi raniti. -
San Diego, Cal. = Gu vaporul
Archer all sosit ieri de la Vladivoa
stock doua mil de soldati Cehi.
La debarcader au fost primiti Gu
muzici 81 Gu urale din partea a
mai multor mil de cetateni. Pes
te 100 dintre Ell erau raniti sau
bolnavi de boale, din care cauzll
all fost dati jos de pc vapor c,l
targile.
Greva la tramvae. - Providen.
ce, r. ]. - Tramvaele companiei
Rhode Island, ale carei linii par
curg aproape intreg statul, sunt
in nemiscare din cauza grevei de-
clarata de conducatorii unionisti.
al caror numar trece peste $500.
Compania anunta ca nu va incer-
ca in nici un fel sd pue tramvae-
lie in mers. Conductorii Ger mari
rea lefurilor ca lncs Is Dc cz@fl
pc 0rs' e. AAhdllnlinll
In Germania Sc pot trilnite bani.
Washington. - Firma Wes-
tern Union Company anunta ca a.
cum sc pot trimite bani telegrafic
in Germania, insa numai pentru
afaccri comerciale. In Austria In
sd Sc pot trimite bani 81 la par
ticulari.
fnapoiarea mayinilor belgiene.
- Bruxel. - Lucrul GU fnapo;e-
rea masinariilor belgiene merge
ell mare viteza. Aceste masinarii
sunt cele furate de Germani de ia
Beleia in timpul razboiului. Apro.
ximativ cam trei mil tone de ma
SIM sunt expcdiatc saptam1nal in
Belgia de firmele indnstriale ger
name, carl le pusesera la lucru IN
fabricile lor. LA ! Iulie s'au mai
TRIMS in Belgia inca $4,000 de-
tone dc masini.
Traxnirea unui aEil. Quibec.
Canada. - 1n decursul unei mari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

fnrtuni fnsotita de ploaie 81 de
manifestatiuni electrice, trasnc-
tnl a isbit cosul asilului Beau
port, deborfndu-l la pamint. Co
sui era de $50 de urine de malt.
Calugarita st. Prudence a fost IL
elsa la minut. Furtuna a facut
mari pagube in teritorul distric.
tului acela.
Bella Kun admite ca proletaria-
tul e In perfcol. O telegrama
trimisa din capitala Ungariei prin
agentia Havas zice ca Bella Kun,
alungatul ministru de razboi al
guvernului sovietist din Ungaria,
vorbind inaintea comitetului cen
trail federal din Budapesta, a adj
mis- ca dictatoriatul proletariatu-
lui trece printr'o criza tripla =
morala, economical 81 political. III
cca ca vina pentru starea actuala
Sc datoreste slabiciunei celor 1nsar
cinati sa sc Opue reactionarilOr,
cornptiei in stabilimentcle comu-
niste 81 dificultatilor infinite in
activitatea de productie.
Pocairga unui hot. - Bellaire.
@. = ,,Sa nu furi'' = aceasta era
propozitiunea conclusive dintr o
scrisoare primita de compania
Wheeling Electric, in care era a.
laturat 81 un Gee in valoare de
$7.25 de la un ON care zicea ca
trasese sirma de ale companici
in casa 81 intrebuintase lumina
electrical fara so plateasca. Spu-
nea ca Gu cecul acela platea poate
toata puterea electrical de care
Sc folosise fara stirea companici
Mai zicea deasemenea ca nu mai
putuse tine faptul ascuns, de oa-
re ce ii tot venea mereu in minte
porunca evanghelica Sa nu furi
Control pus asupra griul,li. -
Washington. = intro proclama-
tie data de presedintele Wilson Sc
anunta ca exportul 81 .importul
griului nu sc poate face deceit CT
permisiunea directorului ceriale-
lor din Statele Unite. Presedinte!e
proclamat aceasta in virtutea
actului prin care congresul ga
ranta farmerilor 1926 pc bushel,
asa ca sd incurajeze productia.
o scuza noua. = Londra. -
fatal unui qopil care fusese ares
tat pentrusftrt zis ca mihtea CO.
pilului afectata de schimbarea
lrfhci, 81 ca in timpul acela copi-
lul nu mai putea fl stapin pc ell.
I'm doctor a raspuns ca fntr'adc-
var baiatul suferea de boala
mintala, dar ca stiinta moderai
nu poate atribui aceasta stare
mintala schimbarei de luna.
Ordine aspire in Italia. = Roma.
- Un circular dat de prim- minis
trul Nitti catre toti prefectii din
tara GU privire la greva proiecta-
ta de muncitori, zicea: Instruct
unile privitoare la ordinea publ
ca trebuesc executate in mod scrn
pul0s 81 firm, cacl guvernul nu VA
arata nici ihdulgenta violatori-
lor 81 va socoti lipsa de energie
drept vinovatie".
Socialist shit sa sarute steagul
american. = Warren, Ohio. -
Locuitorii din Newton Falls All
atacat pc Ed. S. Smith, un socia-
list bogat, dupa ce acesta fncer.a-
Sc de citeva orr sd tie ,aici intru-
nire socialista. Dupa ce Smith a
declarat ca illbeste 81 respecta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23
Aprinderea padurilor din Michi

gan. - Detroit. = in padilrile din
nordul statnlui Michigan isbuc-
nit un foe care fnainteaza Gu mai
mare furie ca eel de acum c1teva
saptamini, care a facut paguhe
Gle citeva miliOane de dOlari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

in contra eli Uind pc tema aceasta as putea constato e
casuri az tot soinl Oar Ia ce bunf
Pests ~ sunt popoarxe din Bacani d sun Il zaret
araercan car nu III dan jude1 aceea ce
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

fnrtuni 1nsotita de ploaie 81 de-
manifestatiuni electrice, trasne-
tnl isbit cosul asilului Beau
port, deborfndu-l la pam1nt. Co
sui era de $50 de URINE de malt.
Calugarita st. Prudence a fost IL
elsa la minut. Furtuna facut
mari pagube in teritorul distric-
tului acela.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

Traxnirea unui aEil. Quibec.
Canada. 49, In decursul unei mari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

Turbur4rils din Dublin. Lon
dra. - Turburarile isbucnite D1i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
WanEed-Furuiture

WE NEED : CAR OF UsED FuRS1ruzE
a. once Call Is we pay rzsh any
amount Uu-o1 Furniture CO Phi 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
FIRM
FER RALLYING
Losses In Early Trading
Are Recovered In
Afternoon.

Coppers opened firm this morning
sold off. and by noon rallied back &c
their opening figures. according TO ]
s. curtiss & Co. Sheldon hotel A
Stiffening of the call money marke.
was responsible for the drop after the
opening. but quotations gradually
steadied and by noon coppers were
distinctly firm.
Utah, after opening well above 50,
sold down to ssh only to rally back
to sos. Inspiration. after dragging
through the morning. advanced sharp
" to 60 by noon. Chino Copper
slipped off to 4sH AID then rallied
TO AZ.
american Smelling and Refining
sold down to S3si and rallied TO SAC
Butte 4 Superior was firm at 291i
and Greene-Cananea held steady.
On the curb. Consolidated Copper
Mines was feature, maintaining its
rise Of the last few days, selling at
-. United Verde Extension was firm,
although Gadsden. Verde Combination,
Jerome Verde and the other Jerome
stocks were very quiet. Ray Hercules
was fairly active There was some
demand for Silver King and New Cor
nelia-
Local oil issues in Ell Paso were
quiet, with some renewed demand for
sunshine, Silver Cycle and Ranger OIL
and Gas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
DISCUSS PLANS
FOR RED CROSS
Future Work As Important
As Before the War, Says
Mrs. ]. G. Barada.

The plan OF work OF the Red
Cross in the future IS as important
as it was during the war" said Mrs
J. c. Barada- IN discussing the peace
time work OF the Red Cross at a
luncheon OF the Fl Paso Red Cross
Tuesday at the Sheldon Mrs. Barada
recently returned from the confer
ence at St Louis. She said the na-
tional Organization has planned two
weeks campaign terminating Novem-
Der II, for the purpose OF raising
funds for foreign relief work among
children.
In recognition Of the work done in
FL Paso, the local chapter will re-
ceive 1S2 service badges she said
J. B. Gwin. manager o. the Asso-
ciated Charities. said. During the
war the home service section cared
for 100000 in the homes while the
soldiers we're away. There has been
no decrease in the work since the ar
mistice.'
He explained that the peace time
work OF the Red Cross viii include
disaster relief as we'll as the othe-
foreign and home service work
Dr. W L Brown. chairman OF the
local. chapter, presided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
AriSOna P07cer
COmbanieSFear
Lac desperation
Electrical Construction Act
Is To Be Tested In
The Courts.

Phoenix, Ariz. July ENFORCE
ment Of Arizona's electrical construc-
ton law, the validity Of which is
about 10 be tested in the state courts.
would necsssitate the rebuilding Of
every transmission line and electrical
distribution system in the state and
threaten with bankruptcy every pub
lie utility supplying electrical energy,
according to H. L. Ailer. manager of
the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Of
Phoenix
Although the law regulating over
mead construction has been on the
statute books for four years and a
half, no attempt has ever been made
by companies distributing electrical
energy 10 comply with its provis-
IONS said Aller today.
Power Given Commission.
Under the decision of the supreme
court in the case OF the Tucson Gas
and Electric Co, il was held that the
sole power 10 prescribe regulations Of
this sort was vested in the corporation
commission. and that view has been
accepted generally
Members of the local electrical
workers union who recently went on
strike for a closed shop and whose
demands We're ignored by the princi-
pal operating companies in the salt
river valley. have asked county attor-
ney L n Laney to prosecute the Pa
cific Gas and Electric Co. for failure
70 comply with the provisions OF the
Arizona law In support Of the
statute, which was approved by the
people at the general election in 1914
they cite the decision of the supreme
court Of this state in the car limit
law. in which the right OF the legisla-
tive department OF the state TO limit
the number Of cars to a train was up
held
Prosecution Proposed.
Indications were not lacking at the
time the demand for recognition Of
the union and a closed shop were
made It is stated. that if these were
refused, steps would be taken 10 bring
about prosecutions under the cleo
tricaI construction law. heretofore re-
garded as a dead letter.
County attorney Laney, who has
asked the attorney general for an
opinion as to the application Of the
law. has the matter under considera-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
Women Needed
Outside Homes,
Says Miss Swif1
Home Demonstration Agent
Speaks OF Federation
Of Clubs.

The little calm that followed the
signing Of peace by Germany seems
10 me 10 be a note Of warning; even
before the ratification Of the treaty
by the senate. I am afraid there is
a tendency among the women to
slacken in their work" said Miss
Helen Swift, FL Paso county home
demonstration agent. in a talk TO the
members OF the FL Paso Federation
Of Women's clubs Monday afternoon.
Miss Swift. speaking on Home
Management stated that the work
Of the woman was primarily in the
home, but that in the transition stage
now at hand. woman had 10 get out
side the home to do productive labor,
in keeping with modern times. She
spoke briefly on the home as the
shelter. comfort and nourishment Of
the family. and said that the home
should be cared for by woman "Ac-
tuai care Of the house. serving the
family table. and care Of the children
cannot be put out OF the home without
losing the Significance attached to
the home said Miss Swift. in con-
cluding her talk
The TOWner educational bill, adyo-
ldLt4 D. representative horace NJ
IoWner, OF Iowa. was Endorsed BIZ the
federation This bill provides better
pay for school teachers. better CO.
educational opportunities for all and
the general America ization OF educa-
ton
The Texas history text book BY
Mrs Percy v. Pennybacker was in
dorsed for use as supplementary
tetx book in the schools
Mrs Y. E Raggio then spoke OF the
meeting Of the City Federation Of
Womeu's Clubs at New York CITY. IN
which 1000 clubs we're represented.
Mrs Julia A Sharp spoke briefly on
federation and the significance of
decorating clubs OF all types
Mrs Ponder Carter presided at the
meeting.