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Observation-Disclosures otGts: MO
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apettftytA kent,ptW iaiarhst dyanas ar
rangeH'4or A~tSeeraees11k fdaa44hss b9nreadrs
aqEteseeingyt neXeH eeHk9:Js91A6esafplAeg auds
daeeI9t8f h58NiAhtt NtEHteesee2 me49tidA4Es'kr n
Foll1qar sh' aa~Isast sotlfGthtoa o: i.
'nstafe&eata4e4j; Tkes8aNnNdaeh>. Ii.
Hampden, Wednesdas9sMaAeA.12. /
Lawtea,- Thursday March i. .. ;Jo'll
aass} sa,B Es5gsy # $}E{f t. i: :,s.o
Reconsideration whai will att
tend esa6sasspf tb5aaae,meqapgs is
{R3sros EahAtyatxd Msfy}aRd, Afnthe Agri-
~GGaalttffyal GCAas4&eRae. 1sRIe NnaRE4ert in
fams39aa5maAeGeFeBtstsendh aGcaaVaatiAga
and. 1bbssadHHMA enad: i4stnlh-
,tiqRsaa6straGardtss adHhfaScRdveadRE ots"a
f62seiDA14et6ds 0. .lssssas .stoa8G 81 !
"a, snriak 1n<rn-sassssr44kss bns -sS
@SA4A I ki8&,,#f1E $atDEsaSSsTEssssss,, o sa: =. s
.,itsai!duc .,a1f siF!o{ o b5lEA lXgf ! STATE
VII SnS:litF4ss JSslgnaqM apseW yiB'
I,hsve JAn akafeRHarmgsseXX C99aappttyy dtRaee1l{tsshonts'
70 o&*tllin $a,theeir I'D home in New.
,~YYa9fakfafSstate, and have purchased'AF
9 Ha6m f55 he and ,} rs a a matters an
be arra9SYeal. here hey lW1A e,in Il, efHmc,
pany, with their Amapq sy RRlAMSs, RFoye< there
to b sske y # sAs J e }F{s s tIhsy h wss.
VII regret their fz bot will WISH
the1Nrmeu th)N4UgtpeW home. sc
ll3rTaIC 9&t4t1- 44et>r>Ik
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I0auURAl
~ 5hesq 7{@!gBsF &, sszS5Ss$ggitREe ! ttt3$#8&;s :a S2I s
at thiASr s Asfg4s Of cou4Ht3,afNFfa s taken; 1R,
Monday. all the Day petnG
11aAen m'sKtta tie saslestng MfEa' jy4N.
Observation-Disclosures Yesterday ma@-
ing and is one in @lfiokthta State Of
Npft4F1y KRBBtta i'et44G4taggess' Bng'oJoe Mgr
Ea1faMkiieehhdaa 81 1TAhYisS eade
ag1$a$ BE- SS' 4$sII $SgB & } Rt mss
hot at YenVas both thev1Pa6essaecuttlRg wit
.&&peSs and 1lkhe1 rdefendaeaAt deiAg resi-
, deRts dfrthem5inNlihy 1S6snSeh, and
countsgHsadyse hstttef in'1WaAeEBut the
! 9ssafita$ Ss4assSi%ad fsgk]RRsS $t$ s have
Street.-The Statas aAhtHtaznaey fofsPiefes
]3@&4Hetyss r. MQ@fP8t1aa assisted by7A
idR. AlARSsz,RenlaseRtsHH that state while
fbAktorneN Of Harvey
represa1fa K@Hd<fefAnian Voluntary
no eaieetaraanssbasi little .etfdence va
Neutrality-suspicious. YAiidG!tAfHe.takin
!2sT- nu!.u aid II JnIR!untO. Jksf. 'i:anN
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Ese.s ssofa1. :::Q::aass eoi ::ss,aaM. ..sra,
MISUNDERSTANDING frog; g
.sssbabld1mbs left, Aa6tk Weaka for Se3ttle
that his arm is considerably lmA{ov-
i. eds twill bes<eneaahersd th2t 4feo.
had his arm broken in a fall s3fo4W a
sNkSNhouJ1whths ff4e- WIS WORKING in
asthsrstHlasot tbat RlaGar where he;sRent
the fall ~anjtsinter. His arm was set
,sssaaa ahsuieiaa in: that city BUT after
the castsxsss.freRayed here it became
stiff in the wrist and elbow, and he, re-
tu16a1ffedAB Seattle. ffV4t$ne purpose OF
hnrsuuv a4g IN q z4stAHhle eorYected,.
Wa. l.asss,s+nut nm !
M. R. He4de, local weather, man
haailNat. Issued, .higatethly Meteorolos
seAaai snrou,atv forYa&he& months Of
Observation-Disclosures some very in
terestine fe,res. The number of
Heatn1daye, were. sish,,partly .clQudy
EIGHT: eisaa yu6eslrteen. The, total
,stsAe{inituti5n .fom:the ,peaath was. SO
4 fnches. +. Ne-highest temperature. for.
tho month was 70 degrees above and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zero. AS, COM,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES February az
asasela munaal monslet;.
tnRs .sal -.aim.--t..t
ssoasl. tu,1ktr;1ht1ano .sesides 10 Cato
+ounsh;n On Section 9, ten miles east
~ s eoG Y us -. ~ esr.h.of. ,c,,sLa and
N ~: oo,,+L .nd eeven m;,aa West
~ EdaMA .wi oh the 9TH Of March
soil at YrnnNe4auction, the Nostheast
%na,te,aanoffsephiad l6; Chevrolet au-
ss7osss1 nfak.tosa .heaIiIaf ,haya6s, NJ head
10 c.at4,e q head # ho~e arm sma-
4. or. IarSso sno.h,,shrlr o. 1.s,, i.ay. po-
tatnes h wv goods. etc., Sale
SaxflI,gFHM o,clokk ~ m. Lunch. will
Ms-.es. ov..s,oAI. .,;
NC ,:y.5H- at..aaa%ai
,asns.6 ,,t1u.l,. ,h,o c;+t,.,ser .pleased
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[nR.SHUTTER GIVES yo.,
Pn ua. ,:,'' 8! SRI EsNfIDtDp hI4EEGhTQRE!,

yiasa:. .spI .ENn1nL BcTI1TRf1E
'.aaf' ~ ,sAnx no5fo :, l0l.7
m Marion Il Shutter If Min.e-
ap Il,s, nsI.s. osc,l IlS co Sm
uyaF#F&&iSS;aaHGE8LhdEesday evening
last.s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES siits
Purpos1na1b8taff ftt1a4fd sgtaE say1
heahess T Ee' M~n1aSferedsthes ', ,aashject Of
soeialisH!!1aAk.. iitta7Yzd sbesVVK9Kkb8esn mass
6esEsasdd bn6aaS;es 'f 5 Hse. platffpzamsim our
"a III sa' cot.t fh1mriHs;a WAS 'cnesaaed and
HiifscHstKhhetfRsdR e,.lHfffmi al!ffh as.SSllosest
attenttiion .si4 dMhatkooialisna
Is Ana Whaf 4. iif1iFgs5Aded konaccom-
ia Jhss43'f o; ;r9H5a;: Na5 Know1n ass1 SSS2ccialist
s4i4hh f;ahSnc::nfAatiralpaDT every yS:v;
*.+annaan:SfS ,nr1r 3, 5as;l nn H.; 1aais line.
'aSsSIIa X &C., ~ h;s 1oct,,re he ~ g
} f8Ssoae , sms ..1sS ,s H. a aa cnnd;+;ons j III
P,,ss; n sitxxasstsssi;aajsss@tqN .and everv
s tas?aa s41 :SSSs,n s ssT5eS. "a. hai credet;ais
%ac% IN +basa stafHSenthp,.sff: Va
~ .-tr - the
mul;enreYas.41htnh nraises Of
IEMsshuaHf a1la Ytfasefa !. CSC ~:
dy1Rkfotauthe Ielos6f6f IN. m&eting w.
ia; IA ~. Gn....
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.eaat7 lar -''l1nn

aid Ma faif for lie psop tt@ The state:
to the. last, and azen their politically
! enemies must concede that they made
\ abHA&epleaehnAtNeessYofss0ak county,
!sn9mtsiHrdautunhoae hheydbAVe been]
.D1asty ~iv.ngpthe ssses1tSlatpns OF
e their many friends, and all asa1higaa1
ptaisessa6d5snatandtAky 'toqBkfll
on all important questionssatotrsss.. ia
n eatu0at osI< aervse-wOilch 80
e Last evening Colvin B. Broxnn0f the.
United .s1AteAlbambenxh6 Csdumercees
gaqs,@ssflendid address isNAha3 comx
j. mercial caBbproQms.i F~heRancwas a;
LRf large a~ttnx3asce, .1andpdta1e ymtalk was
The hest .aavvsssr de-
RaSs13apered talthe sJAhf1HeyaNVivesR%jfp the
d, tnitu wastefaa11foIanQo4uRnd MAS TAX
.as1en~tAdpnaAaan atstbsFlG Great Nqffhern
vtxJhottsA bSdhenaj1ectaAaaR Of thu. clRa4ha. and
speatuthe a444hasaRon SNiisitiRR&Ga tiab'9'stt
W,enfnsf CITY. MasassssSs. maAArIcof ~ pfe ss
iseceoanAao1 R0yws siHst What hexjS ALI! yi
a, IlgfahQa3tt,, The principal t8pics ab9aAs'
go which he talked was "ComWun}t$$
fsaBuilltdiQss, i!I6 lssft lat eeyyGeRing fHS IS
3sLSRasknaae, yS8NAR66REe rs is :t2., T2feaakf, :sa
iaEssf1THa2 there 6 will Ga 81 9tAeEr coaMS
srffiifEss1b s{Qc give aMadreA@SsSNk ae M am en-
-. s ssey 9 %s 4es t s2R9 asR8aast 6|R R S. est 81
NJ ,n,v - -ko~ az 14ro ~ c1HrNAo
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..iasl: p ddoultqgti affttepyou ha1e's6en 4: Il asa & %a1hatt
sa3ss;;s il he 8; Ma az \ Motor Compahhv i ti8tii 1 f,,MB
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$3.50" ,STS1% H1As 49, 4atnscnoN.o5 =
f'a'zr WFfs$uW I 3' xN}:T . .ss$SKAs RKe3 s55slIssa.ss G11fs N{E5
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Is q 4 WY qs.H n II fEthi s i IL IL s aaatt'neatsfoot 9A g4s;, %;s1s T. :" ''. ''"'." .
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Attorneys publish potie{Ea1Mhe'
e g6sg' RYab'i5Rl&s a fEaa( that gfs rs
lie gedAeraiiyahsapole warned against
the lnspehir4k6Assd6d; false rebsesen,
t~atR6natsnaae by the hatnaof eorpo4;i
alton spaWners now infestiRg .QTf;
et*@eA, 49, $50 y . .. ri
(Signed) Lynn J. Frazier,
HAa,'. .:WX1li.M Lanse2:
,.a,a aanstrn,,6lAsttt q Hs11y GsnfstaA@'
al 'ss~1ofSecretary of State.
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AlkaHb4Raisa4egRne Of sh s1R gsE9giR5y
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:. 81 fesorved effat tie SECRETARY Of
the State Banking Board be requaAN.-
e&tsecaa the sAtteHsiR f all prRgHH:.:
GIG ~ oneyss#Ht the Itate Il, Ell ffg
PfoVlsiohs of Chapter 81, Session.
laws 1910; and to Sectfoif 9968, b fTAiEE
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
NOTICE TO RAILWAY men
DIRECTOR HINES SENDS
TELEGRAMS TO WORKERS
Urges Officers and Employees to Re-
double Efforts 10 Produce best
Service Possible.
tBy Associated Press. !


WASHINGTON. Dco 24.-Director-
General Ines sent the following telc-
gram tonight TO all officers and en-
pIoyccs OF railroads in Federal con-
troll:
'The proclamation which the Presi-
dent has issued fixes March / as the
date for transfer of the railroads back
TO the possession and control OF the
railroad compan.c | appeal to every
officer and every employee TO redouble
his efforts TO produce the best and the
most economical railroad service pos
sihlc during the remaining period Of
Federal control.
During the unusually heavy bust
ness of the past few months and the
extraordinary difficulties created by
the coal strike. the officers and en-
ployccs have done especially fine work.
that with more confidence than ever
before, ] express the hope that all Of
US will give the very hest account Of
ourselves in this remaining period In
our common interest, and in the public
interest. | extend 10 all of my COM
r.,des in the railroad service and their
Merry Christmas and happy New
Year"
The Presidents proclamation relin-
gushing control of the American Rail
way Express Company was couched In
pr2ct cally the same vcrbiage of that
in regard TO the restoration OF the
railroads to their owners, except for
necessary substitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
NATION SPENDING CHRISTMAS |
IN 0lD-FASHI0NED MANNER |
Quiet Holiday Mt White Housc, nut
President VIII Enjoy His
Turkey.
IRv Associated pressl

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-With peace
ahe e ae.o II not neopa 6e 5nre condition
me ceIebrauon OF Christmas in pre-
var spirit.
20 the Spirit that dominated the Amer
can Christmas prior to 1914, when
ehe war, although then confined to
Europe, cast detection across the
Atlantic: has been noted in unprccc-
dented buying OF gifts. according to
rcports to the headquarters of mer-
antile associations.
Christmas .mails-one of the exact
ndlcations OF national participation in
he heaviest on record, it was said to-
light by Post-Otice Department Of
iciils.
President VIII spend Day Quietly.
P.es.dcnt Mi,som, owing to mis- III
ness, viii spend tomorrow quietly. al
though his Christmas Eve was marked
~ announce of his decision with
'egard to return OF the railroads to
private ownership.
Because of Mr. Wilson'S. Illness. the
DC at the White House tomorrow, and
Tor the first time in the Wilson ad-
ministration there will be no Christ
The interior of the White House to-
nEht. however; was decorated
wilson during, the day having super
and other chEistmaS dseoralions.
have been. removed by mis- physician.
iear-Admiral Ora yeon, and he will eat
his Christmas dinner in his room. I'm
less the weather should prove lis
agreeable. he Will follow his newly
prescribed custom of spending a part
Of the afternoon in n wheel chair on
the White House portico.
Cabinet Members Go Home.
Members OF the Presidents official
family Will spend tomorrow Mt their
ZONES many family gatherings having
oeen arranged. ce-President and
Mrs. Marshall went TO Indianapolis
:arly in the week for the holidays
secretary and Mrs. Lansing left today
'or Watertown, y. Y, to spend sew
tary's family. and Secretary and Mrs
lass are to spend the day at their
2ome at Lyn1,chburg. Va. Other Cabinet
All departments of the government
BY executive order closed at noon to-
officials and employees 10 enjoy the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
6 BELIEVED STARVED
ON LONELY ISLAND
nv LAKE SUPERIOR
Patch of Land Is Surrounded by
Ice Which Tugs Can't
Break.
inv Assnciatnd prcssl

DULUTH, MINI, Dec 2t.-Captain
Il. ~ Oberg. his two sisters and five
children are believed by Edward ~
Gates. keeper of the light at Passage
Island. in Lake Superior, either to
been drowned near Tobin's Harbor. Isle
Royalc, in an attempt to leave the
island The Oberg party spent a par.
OF the year fishing at the Isle Royale
Gates, who was taken OF Passage
Island on December 10 by a tug which
plowed through the heavy ice, arrived
here today. He declared that the
OberSS on November 10 were practi-
cally without food. They had n small
power boat. ana Gates expressed tho
belief that IT w"nli be unable TO break
. out o, inc Ice which formed around
the island after November ~.
Wncn last seen the Obcrgs were cx-
pectinE TO be taken Off by n govern
inent lighthouse tender. which did not
make that port because OF heavy seas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
LINCOLN WOMEN HILL
RESUME EGG BOYCOTT
TO FORCE PRICE DOWN
Ban viii Go Into Effect Safur-
day, in an Attempt TO
Break Market.
IEv Associatcd pn,..l

LINCOLN. NEE. Dec. 24.-The ban
on inc purchase OF eEGs by Lincoln
women will SO into effect again next
Saturday
Recently Mrs. y. Z. Hildreth. head
Oh the eivics department OF the local
Womcns club announced Driros for
cSEs had tumbled rom So to 80 cents
dozen, following a two weeks boy
cott on them. and tina: the ban had
Decn lifted, but removal of the boycot.
was followed by prices increasing.
some retailers. 1t is said, are asking
as hlsh as 80 cents dozen, so tho
women nave decided to eliminate eggs
from their daily purchases until prices
take drop. SlXty-iive cents a dozen
- considered by them to be a fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
SPIRIT OF GIVING PREVAILS GOVERNMENT SELLS FLOUR
PURE WHEAT PRODUCT
"AT MODERATE PRICES"
Part OF General Campaign to Reduce
Cost OF Living and Encourage
Thrift.
IBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.--The United
States Grain Corporation announced
tonight that the government pure
wheat -four is now on sale in small
packages "at moderate prices in hun
drc0s of retail grocery stores through
cut the United states. and that mer-
chants selling It will be provided. on
application, with posters advising
their customers of the fact.
In supplementary statement issued
b. Watson S. Moore, second vice.
president of the corporation, consum-
ers are informed that the -four is in
no sense a war or substitute article.
bu. derived from pure wheat.
The regular flour trade" said Mr..
Moore. should also understand that
this campaign is in no sense designed
to discredit their regular business, or
thc brands which they ordinarily
hondle. They recognize, l am sure,
that this is but part OF Il general cam
paiSn on the part of the government
10 reduce the high cost of living and
encourage thrift on the part OF our
price -four"
Mr.. Moore added that rumors Of a
four shortage are utterly without
foundation and that. in fact. flour
stocks arc approximately 80 per cent
larger than they were at this timo
last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
FAIR CHRISTMAS WEATHER
Today and Friday Lower Tempera-
lures VIII PrernlI-Storm Warm
inSs OH Const.

W y SHIN GTON. Dec oi-FaIr
weather for Christmas Day and Fri
day generally in all States cast OF
the, mississippi River was forecast to-
night by the Weather Bureau. with
:ower temperatures for tomorrow
States.
Rising temperatures In all districts
east of the Mississippi River except
a!onS the south Atlantic Coast is pre-
dictcd for Friday. The diet,,rhance
that was over the Great Lakes Tues
day night moved eastward Increased
In Intensity. and tonight its center
mas been attended by SHOWS in the
Atlantic States North OF Virginia.
storm warnings are displayed on the
tcraS.