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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-20
DR.. F. ]. Garrett returned Sun
day morning from Baltimore.

DR.. F. j. Garrett returned Sun
day morning from Baltimore.
Mrs.C. A. McAulay, Of Aber-
deem, came on Wednesday of
last week to spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. C. M.
Hobbs. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Page
were supper guests of Mrs. Hobbs
on Wednesday night of last week.
Friends in the city will learn
with regret of the death in Louis
vile, KY, last Thursday of Mrs.
James Adams, sister of Mrs. E.
G. Scott. The interment was
held Monday at Ebenezer, six
miles from Florence; Rev. Mr..
Adams was formerly pastor of
the Ebenezer church.
In the 115th Machine Gun bat
talon of the Both division that is
expected to reach the States
shortly, is Joe Yates. Yates vol
unteered when only 10 years old.
Kings Daughters will be interest
ed to know that he was wound
ed ir action, but recovered o. k.
This Machine Gun battalion will
parade in Wilmington as soon
as they get to the States.
Supt. L. ]. Bell has been asked
to teach in the summer school of
the State Normal College at
Greensboro this year, and has &C.
copied, subject to the approval Of
the County Board of Education,
The summer school will last G
weeks, from June IL to July 81,
and it's courses are arranged for
better training and preparation
of the public school teachers Of
the State.
Mr.. E. M. Boggan spent from
Thursday night to Saturday
morning, of last week, here with
his son, ]. S. Boggan. Mr.. Bog.
gan was in the livery business
here for six years, but eight
years ago moved to Pende,
county to farm. He sold his
farm and moved to Wilmington
last December, and has just open
ed a grocery there. He has two
sons in Wilmington, w. L. Bog
gan running meat market anc
w. T. Boggan working in the
shipyards.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-20

Mrs. F. E. Manship, Franklin
st., Rockingham, says: Several
years ago l suffered with my
back and kidneys. | had a dull
ache in my back that took the
life out of me and when | tried
to bend over, sharp pains would
shoot through me. | had blind
ing dizzy spells and black specks
appeared before my eyes. Morn
ings | had nervous headache and
was so lame and sore, | could
hardly go. My kidneys didn't
act right, either. l got Doan's
Kidney Pills at Biggs' Drug Store
and they entirely relieved me-"
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
advt.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-20

The Hinson gin will be in oper-
alton on Friday and Saturday of
this week. Bring your cotton.
Dockery-Allen Co.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-20

Subscription dance in Manu-
facturer's Hall on Wednesday
night of next week. Music by
the celebrated Hawaiian orches-
ira.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-20
THAT DULL ACHING

Don't worry and complain about bad
back. Get rid of it! For weak kidneys,
lame and achy backs, your neighbors
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. Read
this statement:
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-20

If you are looking for styles in
clothes, see Arenson's new store.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

Poate ca find bine dispus IL
aceia ri Kaiserul la permis "a
piece, daca-si da cuvintul de Q.
noare Nca Sc va intoarce imedia1
indarat >dupa ce-si va vedea ma
ma. Doridot a promis. Ajungind
la Besancon a fost detinut de a
utoritatile franceze, care au fos'
foarte surprinse de acest fapt
Pc cind era detinut la Beascor
mama lui a murit.
Drumul la Maulins neavind Il
cum nici un scop, 81 tinindu-sc
de cuvint, Doridot s'a fntors "
Gcrmania 81 s'a prezentat La -
cul rezervat pentru prisonieri
dc razboi.
,.Nu m am asteptat ca sa te ,'e
vad." spus comandantul ri
zind.
,.Cuvintul de onoare a, unu
soldat francez, este mai valoro'
do cit I'm tratat german" a ras
puns Doridot.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05
R u G A R E.

Rugam respectuos pc toate So
cietatile noastre, cit 81 pc prize
tenii nostri ca sa ne trimita zia-
rele Americana care au reprodus,
in total, ori in parte, replica noa-
stra la ingimfatul APPEL al ungu-
rilor: Real Facts about Hun
gary. ......
Ni-s'a comunicat din multe
parti ca ziarele Americana an
promis ca vor reproduce raspun-
sui nostru, deci, am dori ca Sc fa-
Gem o colectie din ziarele care
spriiinesc cauza noastra.
RED.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05
DIN fUcA 'Cl)M)ElU[U|.

Timp de doua saptamlni am
primit la redactie peste suta
cincizeci de scrisori in carl sun
TEN felicitati pentru felul cum e
scris ziarul, 81 Administrators
ziarului ne spune ca abonamentea
lie curg droaie in fiecare ri 81
multe. pentru Rominia Mare. -
Mentionam faptul 81 suntem mll-
tlimiti sufleteste ca pc clnd unn,
ne acuza ca ceea ce SCREEN, Gle 81
scriem bine/ nu-i pentru poporal
1iostru, care nu intelege rostul
scrisului nostru. multimea he in
telege perfect de bine.
Primim multime de plingerl
in care Sc oglindeste in deplina
lumina starea pacatoasa a lucru-
rilor. create Gle niste imprejE-
rari vitrege 81 din mila 81 indura-
rea celor earl au in nina desti-
ncle Rominiei, dar ne abtinem a
lie publica toate caci e i'll zadil.
Nimeni nu te asculta 81 nu te ia ii
seama milncitorule Romin. Rabtla
81 inghite pima ajungi acasa. Ceie
patite aici sa-ti fie scoala in a
titudinea 81 actiunile tale vlitoare.
acasa la tine. cind va ii sa te
tarii 81 a ia.
Scnatorii carl SO hotarisera Sd
So tina pesurma presedintelui Will
son ga sa faca contra adunari in
orasc|e undc va yorbi. s'au lAsat
de planul lor. - Probabil i'm urina
Wickersham 81 Elihu Root.
in Mineapolis. Lunia trecusa.
Labor Dav. in timp de patru ore
nistc Dunrasi All buzunarit pc
cltiva. facind un cistig net &c
81 1851. = Nici Ziua Muncci
n ,au respectat-o. De altfel opera
tia a fost destul de laborioasi
Politia locala zice ca s'a rupt re-
cordul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05
INfORNATIUM

Femeie arsa de vie. - Cleye-
land. - Dina Grace Downing a
fost arsa de vie cind a incerc:.t
ca Sc aprinda gaznl din SODA
deschisa. Din nebagare de seam:l,
orr din vre-un defect al sobei. ga
zul explodat.
Lucratorii de Ia tramvaiele din
Columbus au votat se fac& greva.
- Columbus. - Lucratorii de "a
tranvaiele din Columbus an yDtat
astazi ca Sc iasa in greya, daea
patronii companiei nu vor vol "a
Sc asculte la eerintele electricie- !
nilor earl sunt in greva de trei
saptanini. Greva lucratorilor de
la tramvaie e o greva de simpatie.
81 probabil va 'incepe milne, daca
mr. acum cit de cur1nd.
La i31 vrea a. Sc asigure.
Lexington. Unchiasul Johny
Shell, probabil eel mai fbatrin om
din lume, s'a pregatit astazi ca
ssa-si serbeze 131 aniversare de
Ia nasterea lui, trimitind dupa IN
agent de asigurare.
,,Nu poti sti ce Sc poate intim-8
plas s. = spus slnchiasul Shell IN
traAgent psi en- yrean 81 ND ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

RaJeSc pentru Ofl ce seNentuallta-
te'' - 0are nue. prea de timpu-
riu?
Italieni masaczati de Alhanieni.
Belgrad. - I'm mare numar de
soldati italieni all fost masacrati
in un atac sever dat de catra al
banezi, scrie ,,Politica" un ziar
din Belgrad.
Restul trupelor italiene s'au re-
tras. spre Durazzo 81 alte puncte.
Comerciul german in Anglia. -
Londra. Comerciantii 81 fabri-
cantii englezi sunt impartiti in
doua tabere. una care primeste eli
bratele deschise competintia ger
mana, lar alta care. cere punerea
unor greutati comerciantilor ger
mani. Lucrurile germanc sunt Gu
mutt mai ieftine de cit cele pro-
duse de englezi.
Trupele Americana vor intra
din nou in Mexico. Washing
ton. - Din nou situatia mexicana
devenit foarte acuta in urma
repoartelor primite ca Capitanal
Davis b. McNab, din corpul de a.
Waite. fost serios ranit de catra
mexicanii Gu an puscat asupra
masinei lui de<sburat, pc cind tre-
cea peste riul Rio Grande.
Ministrul de razboi cerut a
i-se trimite imediat rapoartale
necesare asupra acestui caZ.
Depesele declara cd ,,soldati
mexicani" au impuscat asupra as
roplanului American.
Acest incident este o noua ofen-
sa adusa americanilor, 81 sc ere
de posibil Cd ministrul de razboi
va ola porunea ca banda de hoti
mcxicani sd fie urmarita de tru-
pele americana.
Regele Belgisi va ajunge aici "a
prima octombrie. - Washington.
- REGGIE Albert 81 regina Elisa
beta a Belgiei vor ajunge in ca
pitala Statelpr Unite pe la prima
Octombrie 81 vor fl oaspetii pre-
sedintelui Wilson la Casa Alba.
REGGIE 81 regina Belgiei vor a
.junge in aceasta tara pc la sfir-
situl acestei llni 81 vor merge
direct la Washington, unde proba-
bill vor ram1lea vre-o trei zilc
lar de aci ivblI pleca Sc vada tara.
Calatoria lqE ii va duce- pima Ia
coasta ocea iiIui Pacific. Orasele
tte~vcr*ii e I; ssee 81 ;regi;
ma, nu srlnt inca mentionate.
fmprumut sEstoniei. - Copen-
haya. - Statele Unite dat IN
unpr,mut de $5O,OOO.O00 Estoni-
eli. bani earl vor Fl intrebuintati
la platirea lucrurilor cumparate
de la Americani, dupa cum anun'
ia biroul de presa estonian.
Nortcliffe atacat de Carson. -
/ Belfast. - Sir Edward Carson, Ia
4 inceputul campaniei contra Sia,
Feinerilor. in vorbirea lui alta
eat foarte asupru pc viseontele
| Nortcliffe, acllzipdu-l ca sub uE;
unea Irlandei cu Anglia facut {
avcre enarma.
l.
Berlinul a platit enorma in
demnitate. - Berlin. - lndemni
tatea de I'm million de marci ger
name pc care cerut-O Franta
fpentrV asasinarea sergentnlu
Mannheim de catra Berlinezi IN
luna Iulie, bapii au fost platit
acum de curind.
Bolsevistii rn9i Ger Sc negocie'
re Gu anti -boagevi9tii. Berna
- Bolsevistii rusi au cerut sa ST
inceapa negotiable de pace. au.
pa ce fortele lor au fost incun
jurate, dupa cum spun rapoartc.
le oficiale~primite aici.
/ Depesa de mai sus, care nu sc
refera la nici un tinut particular
din Russia, probabil Sc refera "a
frontul Litunian, nndc :bolsevici
s'a spus de MART ca sunt prins
in cursa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

l.s
gatesc pentru ori &c eventualita-
te'' - 0are nue. prea de timpu-'
riu?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

O lectie a. ouoare iGt6 Kaise-
rului. = MOulins. Raoui Dori-
dot, un soldat francez din acest
razboi s'a sinucis acum de en-
rfnd, 1nsa e1 q fest eroul unei a.
ventura foarte interesanta. El 4
;fost facut prisoner de catra ger
mani pc la inceputul ra7boiului.
In iarna anului 1915 q aflat ca
mama lui este pc patil de monr-
te. 81 a TRIMS atunci scrisoarc
IKaiserului, eerind es 50 i-se per-
mita Sc mearRa sd-i vsd6 mama
pDate pentf u3ti1ea l ys
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

fmprumut gEstoniei. = Copen
haya. - Statele Unite dat IN
nnprumut de $5O,OOO.O00 Estoni
eli. bani carl v0r Fl mtrebuintati
la platirea lucrurilor cumparate
lie la Americani, dupa cum anun-
ta biroul de presa estonian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

Kolchak 8 evacuat on1ak-ul. -
Londra. - 0 depesa trimisa prin
telcgrafia fara fir din Moscoya
raporteaza ca amiralul kolchak,
seful guvernelor din Siberia, a
evacuat orasul Omsk mutindn-si
cartierul la Irkutsk.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

Nortcliffe atacat de Carson. =
Belfast. - Sir Edward Carson, la
inceputul campaniei contra Sim
Feinerilor, in vorbirea lui alta
cat foarte asupru pc viseontele
Nortcliffe, acuzipdu-l ca sub uni
unea Irlandei cu Anglia facut o
avere enarma.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
TRACE JOLIET THIEVES
TO VICINITY OF OTTAWA

Chief of Police Jim Grove Was no
titled this morning to be on the look
out tor stolen silverWdre shoes, a
ladys brown silvertone coat and sew
eral travelling bags The information
was sent him by chief Hennessy oil
Joliet.
On the night OF November p, 1919,
thieves entered the home OF Roy Cod
frey. sos Farragut Place. Joliet, and
carried away several travelling bags
and vaises lady's brown. silvertone
coat valued at $7j, pair of lady :
brown shoes. valued at SIS and SeNerai
sets of silverware. On the same nigh'
thieves entered the home of Mrs. John
Barr, 1902 Brooks avenue, also OF JoE
let Here they took silver spoons
knives, forks and silver dishes ais
some carving sets and some high
priced linen table cloths.
Just what time the theft was com
mittsd is not known by the police OF
Joliet and at present are helpless
Any information leading to the arrest
of the thieves and the recovery of the
stolen property would be appreciated
by the authorities.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
SEEK CAUSE OF TRUNK
VICTIMS TRAGIC FATE

CBy the Associated Press)
IawtOn, Mich, Dec. County author
titles convinced that the body founf
Sunday afternoon damned in d trunk
in the basement of the home of Mrs
l.. A. Tabor. Is that OF Miss Maud
Tabor. who disappeared nearly foul
years ago, today expected to deter
mine the cause OF the woman's DEAN
Dr A. s. Warthen, dean of the path
illogical department OF the University
of Michigan will examine the DOd%
While the police of several western
cities have been requested to assist
in learning the whereabouts Of Mrs
l.. A. Tabor and Walter Tabor, mother
and brother OF the dead woman, the
authorities here have detained Mrs
Florence Tabor CritchloW, sister OF
Maud Tabor, ana Mrs. Walter TABOR
as material witnesses, Questioning
of Mrs. Walter Tabor lasted unit
early this morning. According to the
authorities she told them Maud TABOR
died and was buried in Colorado
Springs, She declared her uusban'
and his mother were in Oregon La
week but she did not know jul
where.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
COUNTY C. E. SOCIETIES
HOLD MEETING HERE

Fifty attended the meeting OF the
La Salle County Christian Endeavor
society last evening at the Presby
terrain church in this city A short
musical program was given by the
Presbyterian quartet, and by Miss
Helen Gambler, after which an ad
dress was made by Clarence c. Ham
ilton Of Boston, Mass, field represen
tative of the United Society of Chris
tian Endeavors,
Mr. Hamilton explained the loyalty
campaign. which has recently been
naugurated by the association. The
campaign is for the adoption of set
of standards to be attained by the as
ISOLATION during the next two years
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
IOCAL&773
NEWS vi

Mr. and Mrs. NJ ~ Armstrong of
Buchanan street will leave on Thurs
day for Florida, where they will spend
the winter months.
Robert O'DOnnell Of Chicago, has re
turned home after attending the III.
peral of his mother In this city.
LYLE Green OF Dayton, was an Otta'
wa visitor yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Meilinger left today
for her home In Sandwich after IA visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Scherer on Poplar street.
Mrs. ". +. Trumbo OF Marseiles,
was an Ottawa visitor yesterday,
Mr., and Mrs. Horace V. Moore ana
street, will leave on Thursday morn.
ing for Sheridan Indiana where they
will spend the winter with Mrs.
Moore's mother and other relatives.
Mrs. o. C. Johnson Of Seneca. was
an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
James Frackelton of Cleveland, Is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Nellie
rackelton in West Ottawa.
John Reardon of La Sale, a former
Ottawa resident, transacted business
in Ottawa today.
Mrs j. S Etzbach and Mrs. Green
Of Utica. were Ottawa visitors yester'
day.
Miss Loretta Fitzgerald Of tleNc'
land, ohio. is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Rickerd In West
ottawa.
Dr. and Mrs A. j. Bailey OF Clev"-
land, Ohio are visiting at the home
OF the latter's sister, Mrs, Justi.l
Jaeger, on Post street
Mrs. Charles Schott and son Rob.
ri OF Chicago are visiting at the
ZONE Of Mrs -ichott's daughter. Mr.
Justin Jaeger.
Wallace Butte and Kenneth Wat
ersOn have returned to their home
n this city after attending the older
boys conference in Aurora as rep
resentatives of the First McthOdiS-
Sunday school Of this city.
Mrs. Hugh Leland and children r..
turned 10 their home in Chicago yes.
terday after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Lorenzo Leland on the nortl
buii.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
Rose to Fame Unaidcd.

On the 23rd OF October in 1873, Pliny
Fisk Il Jealous American missionary,
died at Beyrout in Syria. Born in ex-
IRENE poverty, Fisk managed to edu-
cate himself Ivy his own laborS. He
was a remarkable lnguist and preach
ed in Italian, French. modern Greek.
and Arabic. For two years while he
was working to get his education
Fisk subSisted entirely on bread ant
milk.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
STOCK YARDS LEADERS
CALL UNION SESSION
TO ARGUE WAGE BOOST

Chicago. Dec. . Rofn val to take
responsibility OF accepting the in
creased wage award announced yes
terdav by Federal Judge Samuel AL
schuer, arbitrator. and call for a
mass meeting Sunday was promul'
gated today by tho stockyards labor
council The decision by Judge Al
schuler granted wage increases aggre.
eating approximately $l,200,000, and
affected 1875 900 stOckyards workers
in Chicago Kansas City, Omaha, Lin.
coin, TT. Worth. St. Paul, East st,
Louis and Sioux CITY.
The union men assert the increase
which Appropriated l7l2 per cent,
should have been from 20 to 80 per
cent instead.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
HANSON.
J q q q q 4 q Z 4 q = q q . q

One OF the most successful affairs
ever given by ST. patrick's church dt
Ransom was the bazaar and dance
Tuesday evening under the auspices
If the Altar society and the young
ladies Sodality. The booths which the
ladies had arranged were filled with
ne many donations of fancy work
groceries, etc. brought in by the mem
bers of the parish, Although the artt
les We're too numerous to mention.
hose furnished by ID. C.. Murray OF
Streator, a beautiful blanket. which
was ratified chances being sold b.
carolyn Bosley brought S3l,bO, Jesse
Thompson holding the lucky number
Other articles donated were; d. Heen
an, fancy sofa pillow and center piece.
Arthurs. a dozen napkins; EN- Burk
holder dresser scarf. NJ. Purcell Co,
pair pillow slips Buehler Bros. l. lbs.
bacon, j. l.. Frankand. large ham; +.
Whitney, - lbs. flour, Hin Bros,
ANDY; Woodruff, oranges; G. Whit
more, groceries; Mrs. Ed. Blair, dolly
A delicious chicken supper was served
At GOO O'Clock to over two hundred
people. At 9 90 o'clock "A large crowd
assem- bled at the hall where dancing
was INDUCED in until loo O'Clock.
Music furnished by Hentrich's orches-
rita. A midnight supper was served
to about 100 people. The ladies wish
to thank all those who so kindly do
mated or assisted in any way to make
the bazaar success, both socially and
L.
$3.50.
4 community meeting was held III
the village hall and the chairman J.
Ward Smith, appointed the following
committees TO solicit in the different
districts to raise funds to erect d me-
mortal to our World war boys, also
buy the lot from Mrs. Whitmore
adjoining the lot north of the NJ e.
'hurCh, where a monument Will be
erected; Dist No. 81. Otto Strobei;
No. 81. Mrs. Garvin G. Mctam:; NO.
%, J. Ward Smith, Mrs. Traver; No.
"a, John Blair, I'D Phelan; No, %,
Mrs. J. c. Wright, Mrs. r. Z. Seguin.
Mrs. f. K. liagi, Mrs. J. Pholan; NO.
81, Mrs. e. StroDeI Mr.. and Mrs, II,
Bcdeker No. IS, G. Smith, j. Ruben
lker; No 90. A. j. Calm, +. Phelan;
Brookfield 81 j. Thompson NO IS.
VI. .OLoughlin, Mrs. Snow; No 50, J.
rryon
Rev. and Mrs Wellner spent
THANKSGIVING in Chicago with their
children.
Misses Royctta and Sadie Transeau
If Waiting, Ind, spent the holiday
with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Barnes of colo
RADIO, who visited at the home of Mrs.
Barnes parents Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Gondolf, left for St Louis, Mo- to
visit with relatives of Mr.. Barnes.
Misses Carolyn and Kathryn Bosley
spent Thanksgiving with their brother
". r. Boslcy of OAK Park, returning
home sunday
Everett SulzDergcr of Ottawa, spent
the week end with his grandmother.
Mrs. Mulvihill
VIM Oberytclp of Chicago, spent
several days here with his mother
who is living with Mrs, julius Red.
mann.
Miss Alma Schaefer of Chicago,
spent Thanksgiving with her brother,
Geo Miller.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
the Evangelical church over Sunday,
Dec Z. Quarterly conference will
meet Dec. 9Th. after preaching at zoo
o'clock by Rev, Burgi, presiding elder.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
Would Extend Food Control.

CcSSlty OF llle extension or tne present
food control act as to the period OF
time in which II shall remain in OPP
Grafton The attorney general has
submitted bill providing for an eX-
tension of this act for period Of six
months. As ii now stands il is linn
itud in operation, and becomes mop
crative upon the formal proclamation
Of peace.
It is imperative that it should be
extended at once. The department
Of justice has built up extensive ma
chinery for tha purpose OF enforcing
its provisions; all of which must be
! abandoned upon conclusion OF peace,
unless the provisions of this act are
extended During this period the
, congress wil-ave an opportunity to
make similar, permanent provisions
! and regulations with regard to all
goods destined for interstate com
merce and to exclude them from in.
terstate shipment if the requirements
OF the law are not complied with.
Some such regulation is imperatively
necessary
As | pointed out in my last mes
sage. publicity can accomplish great
deal in this campaign.
Regulate Cold Storage.
also renew my recommendation
that the congress pass law reguat-
ing cold storage, as it is regulated,
for example. by the laws of the state
of New Jersey. which limits the time
during which goods may be kept in
storage. prescribes tina method of dis
posing of them if kept beyond the
permitted period and requires that
goods released from storage shall in
all cases bear the date Of their re-
ceipt
would also renew my recommend
alton that all goods destined for in
terstate commerce should in every
case whore their form or package
makes it possible, be plainly marked
with the price at which they left the
hands of the producer We should
formulate a law requiring a federal
licens, of all corporations engaged
in interstate commerce, and embody-
ing specific regulations designed to
secure competitive selling and pre-
vent unconscionabIe profits in the
method of marketing.
Labor Must Be Protected.
No one who has observed the march
of evnnts in the last wear can fail to
note the absolute need of definite
nrogram to bring about an improve
m4nt in the conditions of labor
There can he no settled conditions
leading TO increased production and
a reduction in the cost of living if
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02

s"Yes, pastor. | am glad that nv
SON. Ola, is now safely provided for
for the rest of his life" Indeed,
How is that?" "Well don't know
how. only know that we heard
from him yesterday from Chrstlanin
telling US that some Judge had lust
given him a life term" -'thristiania
Viklngen.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
His Memory Always Sweet.

On August q, 1893, IzDak Walton, I'M
canonlZed patron saint Of anglers, was
born al stafford. England. Although
In his life Walton tasted much sorrow.
losing his seven children ana his wife.
NJ author was the center of memories
OF such unmiXcd grnrIeness and peace
Charles Lamb said of him: at might
sWreton mans temper at any time ia
read the 'CompIeat Angler "a charm.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
COMMUNIST CHIEF
ARRESTED IN CHICAGO
By the Associated Pressp

Chicago Dec, 2.~-CharleS r. Rut'
enDerg. national executive secretary
Of the communist party Of America
today was under arrest upon tele
graphic request from New YORK
Ruthenberg, known in radical circles
as the most arrested man in Amer
lea" had been indicted on a charge OF
violation of the New York state crm
inal syndicaist act. the message SAID
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-02
u. S. DELEGATES TO
REMAIN IN PARIS

Paris. Dec. THE American dele.
cation to the peace conference which
was to have sailed from Brest for the
United States on Dec 9Th. has post.
poned its departure for home, 1t was
learned today.
considerable part of the person
mel of the delegation however. will
leave Brest on the evening Of Dec. .
as previously arranged.