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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26
GIFTS TIC WILSON

Washington, D. c., Sept. ga
full: investigation by Congress into
the trcphies President Wilson
brought back from Europe was ask
ed Yesterday in the House by Rep
vesentat;ves Rodcnburg, Illinois, who
introduced resolution calling for an
inventory and statement as to the
donors Of the gifts IL order that
@oqgfess might know whether there
lad lGsn any violation Of the Con-
stitu ;ca which forbids the accept
en~c by the President Of presents
from rulers Ct ether nations.
Following closely upon Senator
.'cnrase's reference in the Senate 20
The value Of the gifts received by the
Presidential party. the Rcdenbr.g
.esclation seeks to throw the light
Ct nrb!:c;ty on the whole matter.
hare introduced this resolution
10 clear up the rumors that have
seen current for mcnths that the
President ard members Of his fam
:ly we're made the recipients Of gifts
While in Europe aggregating
n value more than half million
dollars" said Mr.. RodeEburg. of
here shculG be no foundation for
tl,csc runners, great i:iustice Is
J2:n" dcEe 70 TIC reputation CT the
President and he is entitled to an
generation"
Re cucted the Constitution on
The matter Of gifts and continued:
"Peracnallx ! am loath to believe
shat any President CT the United
Stats would be guilty Of violating
his slain provision of the 'Consti-
!uticn. hut ewing to the persistent
repetition CT these rumors the pub
lie is entitled to bu fully advised as
&c II r truth or faisity.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26
GERMANY Is AFTER A LOAN
Wants s1,OOe,oee.Goo to Buy Raw
3 Materials

Materials
Buencs Aires, Sept. 2S.-Fornal
negotiations were opened this week
by Germany fer a loan CT sl,Oo0,OOO
from Argentine. to facilitate the
purchase cf raw materials in this
country.
Foreign Minister Pueyrredon, on
whom the German delegation called,
told the visitors the matter would
be referred &c President lrlgoyen.
It YVES stated by the delegation that
such security as Argentina desired
woald be provided.
Proposals were made b. the Ger
mans licking to the formation Of a
local syndicate BY the principal
German concerns in Argentina,
which syndicate would purchase ma
tcrials and expedite shipments to
Germany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26
TRUSTEES SALE

Aactiur Sale cf Rosemcnt Residence
By virtue Of the authority vested
II til undersigned Trustees b. .deea
If trust dated February q, 1918
executed BY Martha Y. Stanton and
y. Worth Stanton, recorded in Deed
Book G5 page 513, default having
been made in the payment of one OF
thc notes thereby securd, and at
he recu3t Of the holder of said
notes, the undersigned Trustee will
,fcr fer sale at public auction at
he Rcyal street entrance TO the
Market Building, in the city OF
Alexandra, Virginia, at y o'clocs;
aeon WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8.
1919 t'.at certain property con-
1cye,i n said deea Of trust, situa-
cd on the South side Of Cedar
street. improved by two-story
.tucc, n franz licuse bounded and
.lcscr:hal as follows:
Lit No. %, in D!ccl; No. ?, in sec
>icn 70. / Of certain plan Of lots
tn~v = IS Ecsemont g plat OF which
s dvl- # record in the Land rec
7rds C. tic County Of Alexandra"
n nocA Book No. 10, page 3SS.
nd beng TIE same property cor
veyc., 81 the said Martha Y: Stsn-
>on II William Jcr= and wife BY .
'ecd t" be recorded herewith.
IT, property IS subject ITO the
len Il decd Of trust to secure
he &,aa Of Three G'housand>(S3, 0o0l
'o!la.s which IS duly CT record III the
and -ccor5s, in Deed Book 125
FACE SC.
Tc.ms 7or sale Cash. CoNvcyan.
ing E! -" cost Of purchaser.
Julian Y. GUHKE. Trlst""
227-13t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

SAMUEL Z. LUNT, AUCTIONEER
Auction sale CT Unrcdeemcd Pledges
ON TUESDAY MORNING SEP
TEMGFIR 80, 1919, az 10 O'CLOCK.
vi! commence to sell at the cs-
ta6lizhraert Of Z. Heidcnheimcr,
ma, sos King Street. alexandria,
IA, al pledges upon which the in
te-est IS overdue Up to this date,
,cns.-ttt:::7g Of Diamond Rings, Pin,
Eacr ncs, and Studs, Gold, Silver,
ard Metal Watches, al kinds of
Fine Jcweiry. Guns. Rero!vcrs, Sill
vcywarc. Books. Umbrellas etc, to-
rc5hcr with a lire OF goods @encr-
ily .o"nA in loan Office. Ticket
1c!dc-s kindly take Eot;"c.
Z. HE;DENiiEIMER. INC.
a27-cr. BROKERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

Or SALE-Cheap to quick pur-
chaser, 1911 Prince street. s
rooms and bath, lot 20 1872 feet,
side and back entrance, room for
garage. Call at l211 Prince ST.
|br 324 King Street. 209-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

OR SALE-Five round porch col
umns, about 10 feet long, almost
! new, $50 fer the FIVE. Apply ]. c.
Ellis, Pcyton Avenue ard Del Ray
after 5 p. H.. week days or al,
day Sunday. 2225-6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26
FOR SALE AT DEL RAY, Va.

On Peyton Avenue Close to Electric
Cars and Mt. Vernon Boulevard
Two beautiful bungalows Just COM
p,eted, contain 5 rooms and bath. with
small pantry, hot water heat, cleo
tric lights, city water, cement SIDE
walk, fine garage and chicken house,
with cement floors.
Lots are so feet front and lis f*et
deep.
This property must be seen to be
appreciated. For price and terms O.
sale call or address.
JOHN D. NORMOYLE
Room ) Alexandria National Bank
Building Bell Phone SEA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

lANTFD-To buy small farm near
lefty Of Alexandria. I have sew
eral buyers. Apply c. +. LaNham
and Co., is South Fairfax Street
CSC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

Handicapped addressograph OPP
orator, permanent position, $50
per week. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Address F. P. Hall,
Virginia Shipbuilding Corpora
finn 229-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

TAINTED-By couple. no children,
small house or guAgalcw, COM
pletely furnished; modern improve
mcnts. desirable location. Will
lease for white. months, state price
Address Box 9, Gazette Office.
28-3p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

|WAJNTED-Two dishwashers, 50 a
week and board; one for night
work and one for day work. APP
ply Alexandria Quick Lunch, 3lS
King Street. 229-6p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

lOR SALE-Ncw six room frame
dwelling, lo5 South Royal street,
with bath, toilet, ~as and electric
lights. Range in kitchen. Immedi-
ate possession. Easy terms. APP
ply to John D. Normoylc, corner
King and Royal streets. 225-6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

Dir SAIE-Overland car, newly
painted and cverhsulcd; excellent
condition; coed tares. Apply at
Duncan's garage. 22o-tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26
!nns &c Be at cost OF Du:cAaSsE.
GARDNER L. BOOTHE,
ROBINSON NQNCURE

Special Commissioners Of Sale
II The Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria. Va, septen-
Der II, 1919.
], > S. Graenaway, Clerk Of afore-
said :,a1rtt. Do certify that Robinson
.H2nc2"c. one Of the above said sDe-
ci&! commissioners q sale, has dc'y
i've, aona IS provided by law ard
deere entered in the above nag'e9
cause w;;..h sufficient surety for II:
!ue Te;sarmanee Ct his duties as sach.
TIsta.
| >jsE.FELL S. CREEH>AWAT,
t2l7-ta, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

WANTED-Plumbcrs and steam fit
tiers, union men oily at Naval Tor
pedo Assembly Plant, Premier En-
pineering Co. 226-6p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26
PUBLIC SALE
yjr,,ce srfi I ,ot
By Samuel II. Lunt, AUctionccr.

b. Samuel Il. Lr!!t, AGcl,onccr.
BY v:..ue Of a decree of the Cir
nj. Court Ct the City Of Alexandra
Virginia, entered on September Il
1919, in the Cnancely cause thereir'
depc. 'ing Of Euphanzie T. Jones,
wilow, ct ais. compliments, against
,Gober.a 4an,n, widow, ct els, defend.
ANTS, he undersigned special commits
siona.s Of sale were therein ordered
% cx2o&a fer sale, at public auctlc1
n frc.,. Of the. Royal Street cntranc'
70 TIL Market House IN the CITY o.
.AixaL3r:a, Virginia. dccedsnt Ao"s
Douglas house and let located on tks
west side Of Payne street between
Camcrcn and Queen streets, known as
No. 226 North Payne street, Ale%-
andr:a City, Virginia, and also de
ccndtnts barber shop fixtures an%
pcrso .ai:y therein located.
Therefore III pursuance Of said de-
cree The undersigned special Gem.
MISS as.cs of sale will expose to sa';
IT pu1l;2 auction to the highest BIZ
Ter f>r cash said house and !ot OH
SAT! HOAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1879.
1T II H.. IN front Of the Royal street
entire Ssca to the Market Building
.Nexsul.ia, Virginia, being bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Defining al point on The west
side C Payne Street 100 feet s L
inches sruth Of Queen street and run.
ming weSt parallel with Queen street
90 feet e an alley 10 feet wide; there
souti? n. said alley parallel with Payne
street Is feet two inches; thence east
,aral.: with Queen street 90 feet to
Payne street.; and thence rcTth or
payn. street IS feet . inches 20 the
begin ing. with right CT way over
said .l,cy in common with others.
and ,sc:ag conveyed to said Abel
poue,2s by Gardner L. Boo:he, Gem
missioner, by deed dated January i.
1900. AMI recorded among the Alex
andr;a City land records II L!ber 4
page l1G..
Te.-.rs-Cash. CtnvcyaEc:nE and
stamps &c be at cost Of purchase.
GARDNER L. B00THE,
popJNSGN NONCUDE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

!yoST-Go5d pin in form Of lizard
set with cmeralds and diamonds.
PctuGn to 40S Ncrth Washington
Street and receive reward. 2"0-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26
NOTICE

LOST-Retwecn st. Asaph street
and Union station, pocketbook con-
tanning Sal. Finder please leave
1T Gazette Office and receive re-
ward. 228-3p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

For SALE-Will sell my electric
washer, gccd as new at bargain,
absolutely first class condition.
Reason fer selling, going to coun-
try. J. NJ. Jennings, Del Ray,
Va, near Silverman's Store.
2?v-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-26

FOR RENTAL 420 Wolfe street,
corner Pitt furnished rooms,
single or ensuit, with every conven-
fence for home comforts, double
beds, kept spotlessly clean, six
baths, an abundance of hot water.
Those looking fen home comforts
please call 22s-26p
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
MExlCO'S MANY LOST MINES
Operators and Prospec:ors Driver
From Their Work by Threats ard
cepreda:icns Of YaIuis

Many of the lost mines Of Mexico
were The resul, of tspr,<ia,ions ~ the
fsg1i Indians They Killed or dros.
rrcsiec!U.s from the Country and oh'
liberated marks o, the workings Thgs
many u.Ae,. w!;a great possibilities.
pere lost
one II The mines of The Es.rr.la
del Nortc NiuiM: ro!a;2Ly VAS lu>i
f"- many years. The Oily c!U. 10 is
inca'."a WAs found Oh al o,d jesuit
uap, which said /. c,'4.l te >,~n l'y
loak!as from church DOR. TIE
c.iLrc,l aas fvl.ud and he land du-
~ as far as coait l,e se~-n from III,
door, TN: uo trace Of the mine was
found Later, after the search MAS
discontinued. a wall ,h&; l.ai t,- =
tuili ST date ia,e- than he ruan.
f'l down ant e~ipS,~i auo'L,r door,
Men with :..lt S,a~s,>, ial.iu. tro,a
this door, t,>,p,,',-i 'hc Old n'ne
Mauy q TIE churches Il Mt1.co
,hat ragSe he p,rfi "a Nor-e-. be-
cause q! ihr.r architecture aid price
less ornaments. owe tt.tr tXs>:,ucr 20
names Til, E4roy,~a church. built ia
1872. was tu.lt f!utA ,he wealth ds'-
r!',~! from tie Mtua Gr&u:r u.ne. tn
Ean'yeci mountain, rrio' ~ $50 t,,e
walls were !!net! WIKI sll,-v's ot iUre
silver from II. nl'r". TIE capde's-
hra. the altar rails sud other parts ~
the SANCTUARY were -, Ss.ttr, aUd he
altar vessels were ,s Yare gold.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
GROWTH or HOSPITAL. IDEA
Value cg Such Institutions in Rr,er,car
Gsee 10 Shown BY TAer At
founding Gre~ea-

Figures In rcc"ny u'hctai rci~'rt -
~" United Statc~ dcf,agtWruE ~ '2.
s,'.s Show The astounding Ero0'h - St.,
hospital idea in Tits c,Uutry Gur>uc
'he last half-censur, IL i>.S--lsS>
ihan % years aS,'.- ;ftt-c W"ir io iftt'
United States only la hospitals. s."
day ,legc arr nearly . ,t%.--Au iis.
crease q? neari, Gtssi pr c,-'1; IN rh~
ngIahcg og institutions In i~,& 'hr
I"'sl capacity 81 she ,,,'r-s 1t~:.t. mos,
pitfalls wa> 81 a'A: to-day me hasi.'z's
Of The country h8Va lo;ai cs;ar'ty
~ approximately sSt'sss h.niS--an IN
c.vase o9 over l,,aN per c,uG- II"
amount ~ money ~ ssTtsrl-: invested
In Ghs.@e .n>t;Tgl3tsss is ro'iSh,y est.
u,at,~i nj ucaris <-.tsaltaStsgt, ,hc Ar.
ausl ~Ky.a.i,ure grg sGppl!es. elaiI~
nleng. pps egsp AMI Few css,ls;-ec,sou Is
..ald aa ne a,-,us S.,atssltaat
There is much ,hag ,a gratifying IN
a:lc@es enormous totals, Gays an adliurS-
al IN lae Modern H@,4ts.. CerTasT''
IL. 10 @G>enfcr Ge-s;ian,,ny cNNai,i ae st
duc,d 10 shaw ;aae ghe sNNaIslc If she
s'Dias~2 States are 3horuaSaly convert
Hd Go lfs hospital idea and &c aos
n,eah 10 re ,1ssYt., ,~2 % .nt nSsseag- o(
nNn,Igss cara
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
Prshibitios vfn B. Eafsreea.

|
| Plans for the. enforcement ei
nation wide prohibition has bees,
announced by co,n,nissiouer OF
internal Reyenee Daniel &. Rop-
er Of St. Louis.
The National Prohibition Act
naaes the I,a rau OF Internal
revenue the directing agency in
the enforce ment Of both war
sine prohibition ara prohibition
under the constitutional amend
ncnt. Responsibility for its
enforcement, however, is not
confined to the Bureau but IS
distributed au1 ong Federal, state
county and municipal officers,
every one OF whom Commits sion
or Roper expects TO do his full
part.
Successful administration of
the prohibition laws. Comnis.
sioner Roper declares. will be
measured largely By the manner
in which others than Federal
agencies meet their require
mcnts. In local communities
local on nrs are expected to take
tho Initiative Not % do so, be
said. viii result T. such action
by Federal officers ard i. will lie
th"ir dct.. n bring IA the atten
,icn nf the law abiding citizens
ot such Commodities the failure,
Or d reelection of .ocal authorities
70 as>une their respoIsi bIll.les
..n0cr the rev Law. +!
pcniIn1 the organization OF Al
lndpp@nioll force provided for .
in ,h. National Prohibition Act. .
~ p'"ye.> Il .he Internal k-ye,
nue Service, qualified fer the
uorl; ard %Ao can b" spared
from lax worE. i3sY" he"r direct /
td ,n ga ouc:a " !" TIE fullest .
Dr~ i4r e&t.rt with The pubic t
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05

aG nae f.>ea sAr .sscxthl- ,-Ss%,osa IN
ga.s i,agssriai 2saily ~ ,2Sgsa. aayc o
ssigr, III s.a.g sud wess asS.w,> ~
ef2annii all neeaiAsgrsv ana 2saS.'
stncs .-,sri III, as-sstsxtsa cnett 2ne. az
,a!n :aciD e.ea,qrae's coas. 5as 'ra'
.rl7 vae Gsi,o~i IN g.ae .-a9u ~ .i'Y'~
sai,o. sls@ a.rsA',ts c-o.rn rrtss~s. eN'ar
s,as1,tt7 ser9cevf nj asairssial ...stsne1S,
n.l,trr>t, spsn *!e >sssaGeaa4a ysds ho
assr si,o.ra al s~~aer ~ss32at & cf,-
-lclt" aztriAsrTs .sarf,a..
rN.s.es raetet.t -so',sss1-' JrS rfisscs
~ sa 4,ssSisi " Gnr a,aIrf,sal acu.,N
;asssa Aas, -,r.n,4e. n ~: gnpsrssg ss7a+.
.Hs pi-,s. 4. ~s, ,ae. IN asvcsa: Sy.t1
ant, e,ql rel. ssr, rn'g. .sa,saG.sd rayoss
lh2 sp4cfias es q .ssG5 NO. arla,sc s.
sr~ss .se~s - .ir,ae. stss V uae zt staest
slgs anSi ssa q single asers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
ENDED WITH HONOnS EVEN
Ts.tt>sr axe ard Pet Cas- S.1z.A Cat.
slr Mk3Ss4 Caused os>sN ss
GssA csrsa@sans

William i.aSse .afsssnan ~ ne Erie
-afiF.asB crossing .aNt @t - r23xpss, y.
] ',,t& i STORY of 20 Re- Ss ss@
hs'' -. ry,.T 4 ras''e~<ssssks an. p@s tass.
/. e1siy! fatally sof 10th.
Nj '.a.s4s ssn rastIsf az fssar
gret saa& rufes taNsrss 70 rs- ~. He
picked up etits ard s.sat to
>trrt fs,r II y hea. he ~ rrs4. G eat
iyaas~i ~; sh.-.asi os hlsl at! ct ups'a
RI, StsaAe
TIE fat @ar FIRE hold IN ne as+a
II the rf,',s-v's he,4a q = t..+ snake
fought 81 sssDegatriy and Z 4 IT. sting
which Gagged tie caa E. ty sss ste
hold arA crawl away,
In twenty u4tn4:-a III ea.'s 6esty
was s,ss,iis.a attrl,sst ea'es rs sise and
the rot>.,a srsIis caasesi sis-a,h.
Tha snake haf es~a severely
esvUr,lrsi Il Was unable so .-t cover
sad b. ggoss ,ttsos ss1,i II lying
ip the er,.n s ID IL was 'ra xeaS ts
,-es resistance. and was ~r"n s~lax-
tas To he air 1T the 3 a T. a4s "a
with H.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05

out resort 90 yiolence, tumult
and disorder.
We believe that every Unequal
ity which exists in the social
and economic condition OF the
American people IL trac-abIe 70
the successful demands Of inter.
csted groups for class legisla.
tlOn, and We feel, therefore, that
practical equality cnn b" obtain
ed unde, our form Of govern.
mont by remedial Legislation in
the interest Of the whole Ameri-
can people, and net specially 10
the interest Of any body or
group thereof, large or small.
We believe there is no iustlti
cation in government where
officials are elected and laws
made by the people. for minor
ity faction OF thon to threaten
hloodsh"d an anarchy unless the
majority submits t. the will ot
the minority.
We believe that America be.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
All Will. Ne i)sshs

Eci itor s3urInl:
now .aans 3: sha o4r-:s,l !.
?ch1cfs will Srpsc rise VITA "a
2n slae following .,rihe.rlcs
We believe that ara Americas
republic rs snsrirpsaA ~ sh~
fathers thereof. eoassiautes she
finest system ot government
ever ordained among men. and
affords the machinery Sor tho
rigAliag q al gsisvaacae viAh.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
Selling Live Seek Comparatively.

The cooperativ live stock ahip
ping association affords a means
whereby the farmer feeding
stock In less than CARROTS can
get jus. what his s.ocx brings On
tbs cenira! market less shipping
expenses. SO faras marketing
10 concerned, this organization
puts the small feeder On a level
With tie :4:a rho feeds carload
at Z time.
Caid dweil County. through the
efforts OF the farm bureau. isuow
included ia the lis, nf Missouri
counties where stock is market
ed 600 pc ra.lvely. Mee:iEgs were
held ia Hamilton ard Cowgi!!
and the plan Of cooperative ship
ping was explained by the ex
tension agent in marketing from
the University Of Hissoul. CO,
!eIe of Agriculture. The farmer.
shipping from these points ,ber
orga anized two associations. Each
association employs n4rager
working on Il commission u
handle the stock OF its mem bers.
Te make cooperative market
ing more cftici..E'. .he College is |
arranging for three day shcr, |
courses for Missouri managers, !!
IL he he'd in two of.he principal |
markets At thts@ short cnur,;t 5
instructions wi be given IN
grading stock a..i in accounting.
The managers will also have an
opportunity 10 discuss their
common marketing problems,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
lc4ss S!a Hes 3.

wattFmea0as have b. IA A.lSh In
;'rt.e this se3>7a. bar "tate Joe
tsrnoa has guae tisha shssa eating
,Ay.tu IL = hahi, seq iirs$ By him
Nnen be- was sflall esy IN North
Carolina
tNauoesaseely ire sisn' fsfses year
old statesman waite easeh Nazr fcr TIE
arrival .sf ths, sateTsnetae scass1. anS
fl,s; ~ <non a. the ripe oaes sssta to
arrive r'ncIe Ioe may be sesa sticking
& big ehuss OF satuethin9 res ssta bis
rrfereA Solnetirnse he goss at I. "ss,css
fashion" and plays solo Nth .ils lips
ca 8 Noae Fess ei,ce. tAcessil- away
puch implements aa knives sn4 sorkA
I'ncie Joe car tell ~h4e \ gasers
2aelon tnntars Fight and Snassn ~ the
color and g~Gerai appearance sethes
tse aseion Ia sweet and }nA J o. vae
2alle,l toss green.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05

One Of the signs that the
country is not going 80 he shak
nn from lis accustomed sound
mental basis through all shis
a,riking Of organized labor and
RolShcvik agitation lies in iho
attitude Of the farmers toward
;hc rostlesc alcmenl. Lately
where farmers organizations
hnvo had an opportunity So
an, ak, ihoy we're noi alnw IN
sicnonNcinE this pnvo|Eiiona.y
arir,' ~ ;h' orsanizoc lah"r
wga,u,.s. Tha iarnere segarsl
9hls aplriS, aot pnl.. AZ ali 4 mnF-
5s'as.. rMs scsuailg reaching n
nop,i.yiom og .lisloy alS.S aud irsa.
SOP 'l?efsfmeT, possessed Of his
hpsncaensti eni tnGnstrlal snde.
swuIerrss, ALL dsieBl 5hem II
he hAs s@ feu tse shoosinH 10 do II.
Nv. s;ompera Is EeIs1g ssp have
|. eight of shss bat shas he can
not affiliate the sturdy plowman
with his 6issruanissss,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
Cr,cin ef "Tendcflo,h." "

Tho maine "tcndcvintu" "as or.E1-
naliy applied n Erw S"rs city {" the
n,nctccu,h police prrc!ncg. TIL" crc,l!I
Of narn.nc It s attributed 60 Capt. Al
rAauiar Williams, Who WAS piac'' In
command of the rtrclu"s September
~. lS1G when he inuk charge he
was a>kHi how he liked the change,
"t;r,at." Mas the res ,stse. 'l'*e
come from ru'"1 d'atr!c' {sn east
side district I" me t"nd 'rlofn. ans
Y,nArrInin ii has ,r':na'n"d ever aincc.
The newspapers ot ognef c!l'ea a"'n
followed Ghe o1an,f'c ot the :,ew ."rs
;,uvnala In - t.,>' -Oat!nc s!usila- die
ir,c.. ~ their oNO rsgirs-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
Right, Bro. AXE.

Tho proposed strife Of NE
Goa! miIcrs II carried lHto effect
VIII ctcrna,ly q r them in n,
eyes rt all dr,c.' citizens. What,
tu serve their desires VIII The
miners subject an unoAond!uc
humanity to the rilor> ~ q tGoi
lrss W.rtcrt lr0ic, &n,o.d sui
frrir. upon it TO enforce thoIr
dem8nds. rather thu" ii bli' tu
arbitration, Il viii not ~ct,,~-
i must not be permitted 10
serve Tho cos. to thc public
would oo too grca, Thcs" days
Il looks q, though the chl.i am
oj,ion uf >ou,r 'tnjors" * to
rails" lInu" with al, ucn out>jG,
Tn" orGtul atom II persisted
III il WI, result in TIE dr>truc
'jun "f the tu,on. " Tic uut
<iioy, the unofoudlnE rrb.j, -~
viii not forever sUtul' to
Wror-> p,rp"tr@trd II tur name
ct j;ru,anrhoo" aui Labor
IYou,on L, g}".,r.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-05
Subscription, $loo in County; sl2s Outside oi cos.ty

Wen, the coal miners strike
is on; now let us see what will
happen next, ns the result. Or
course, the government cannot
force the miners back 10 their
work, nor yet may tie miners
usn force 10 prevent such miners
ms want To work while the strike
is on ffum doing so. The only
instance IN which force may be
iegitimaiciy and constitutionlly
Applied in this situation, ls hy
constituted authority in the pro
lection of The individual citizen
in his lawful rights. the protec
tinn of private property, and for
the general preservation OF SO
Gil order. Perhaps this strike
will be conducted orderly, but
the past history of snch indus
trial conflicts is against this
pre5umtion. ana VIC TOOK for
bIood~hcd With the act1a'
grievance on which the miners
lay their claim for action and
redrr~s tNc higH ros, q. li.in.
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