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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Having closed out his stock
of school supplies. Stationery, cigars
and tobacco, Ding has enlarged his
stocks of candies and fountain bev.
erages and now has the only absolute
confectionery in the County. He has
only candy. ice cream, soft drinks and
chewing gum in stock. No dabblins
in side lines.
Having already good candy trade
enables him to buy often, thus always
having fresh candy in stock. He has
Johnston's famous Milwaukee Choco-
hates, Krauses, and Nogans in fancy
boxes.
Go in and look over his large assert
ment.
He is also now handling Weatherly's
famous ice cream. 1t speaks for itself
and needs no advertising whele it is
known.
He carries complete line of Mag
nus California; true fruit syrups and
crushed fruits A combination of
Weltherley's ice cream and these
fruits ds perfection of confection.
Name 1t and he will make it.
Only twenty-six different kinds sof
chewing gum.
His prices are the cheapest thing
he has in stock. Adv.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
WAlDPORT
ITO Late For Last Week.

The committee appointed by Con-
gress to investigate the work of the
Spruce Production Corporation, made
visit to Waldport and vicinity Sun.
day. Even though needless expendi
lures may have been lnade, the rail-
road has been great benefit to the
south end of the county.
The drilling is progressing at the
oil well of tna Waldport Oli Co. Just
north of the hay.
The oil we'll just south of town Is
held up by delayed shipment of some
machinery, but expects to soon be in
operation again.
The whistle Of the saw mill again
tells us of the renewed activity in the
lumber industry, giving employment to
several men at good wages.
The run of salmon has been poor
this season but is improving. The El-
mere Cannery is now canning beams.
The crop is reported very good and
they are employing about so hands.
After fortn' ghts visit with relatives
and friends, Miss Amy Walker return
ed Monday to her duties in the County
Clerks office in Lane County.
o. V. Hurt Of Yachats passed thru
here enroute to Corvallis where he
expects to move.
Hunters are numerous. 1t is report
ed there are about 60 hunters on one
ridge down the coast.
The showers Saturday night, tho not
heavy in most places, were IA great
benefit in checking forest fires and
cleaning the atmosphere.
The great benefits of the Tidewater
bridge and better roads are to be seer
from the great increase CT Autos here
compared with previous years. When
the money appropriated is expended
ON the Alsea-Corvallis read and the
Newport-C Corvallis road and the Toledo
bridge built, Lincoln, County will be
coming right to the front.
Schooner E. l.. Smith took cargo OF
lumber from W. E. Earnest mill.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
SOUTHSlDERS HOLD PICNIC

The scuthsiders held another of
their famous picnics last Sunday,
when 81 of them gathered at the VIM.
Darnley place at The mouth of Mill
Creek. A fine time with big doin's
was enjoyed by all, and 1t is expected to
hold more of these gatherings in the
future. Those present were: J. w
Harrison and family, Mrs. Carl Nc.
,son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Oglesbee, Mrs.
T. B. Butler and son and daughter,
Mrs. A. M. Burnett, H. w. Clark and
family, /. F. Hiser and family, Mrs.
Mork and grandson, Miss Georgic
Spicer, VIM. Darnley and son, Ames
boys. John Steiger, Gust Eklof, and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bradley and fam
ily
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
At THE MOVIES

Saturday, Margurta Clark and Har'
old Lockwood in "The Crucible"; also
2 reel/P,ramount sennett Comedy
flaming Target Center"
Admission 22c and lie.
Some of the Stars that will Vbe
shown during The Fair are Billy Burk,
Charlie Chaplin, Ben Turpin and Olive
Thomas. Program later.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that .he
County Court Of Lincoln County. Ore
gon, will receive scaled bids for the
grading Of one mile Of the Toledo-New-
port highway, viz. beginning at en-
gineer's station 155 and extending ap-
proximately to station 212.
Estimated quantities-7000 cubic
yds. excavation, four acres clearing
and grubbing, 1000 sta. yds overhaul.
All bids to be filed with the County
Clerk on or before 10 o'clock, Satur.
day, September 18th, 1919, and to be
in accordance with specifications on
file with said County Clerk, accompan-
led by a certified check amounting to
5 per cent OF the bid submitted.
n. n. Howell, County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
SOUTH BEACH

The new hotel, dressed up in coat
of paint, has begun 10 look quite com
modious.
Everybody welcomed the nice rain
which fell q few nights ago.
Miss Harriet Duncan is teaching the
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NUMBER 20

NHoS' NdIuhSI was UP lTOul NEWPORT
Wednesday.
e. P. Currey was passenger for the
East Monday.
Hon. B. F. Jones was up from New
port yesterday
]. N Loudon of Eddyville is a county
seat visitor today.
Frank Wade was valleyward pas
senger Wednesday.
S. T. Loudon came down from Ed
dyville last evening.
J. H. AIKEN of Siletz was a county
seat visitor Tuesday.
Hon. S. G. Irwin was up from the
Resort City Monday.
Game Warden w. G. Emery was up
from Newport Tuesday.
Mort Abbey of Newport was in the
city Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Isabel Lingenfelter was a pas
senser lcr Portland Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coovert of OnA
were Toledo visitors SATURDAY.
Engineer Claude Wright was up
from the Resort City yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Weeks and children
departed for Portland Saturday.
Joe Kosydar of Lower Siletz was a
passenger for Portland Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Miller of Chit
wood were Toledo visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Payne of New
port are visiting in Toledo this week.
Mr.. Norris, OF the firm of Norris
Hallmark, Waldport, was in the city
Monday.
B. F. Speak was "a passenger for
Newport Friday evening, returning
Saturday.
Lester Martin the Newport barber
and realsstate men had business in To-
ledo Tuesday.
'Blackberries wanted at TX cents
per pound. Parker and Mcmillan.
Watch our prices.
Miss Olcanna Olson departed the
first OF the week for Bend where she
will teach this winter.
Mrs. w. X. Patterson and Miss Ilah
Sherwood were passengers for New
port Wednesday evening.
Mrs R. s. Van Cleve and daughters,
,Oneatta and Rowena. werc passengers
for Portland Wednesday.
Henry Dcshe of Newport was in the
city Wednesday, being enroute homo
from a visit at Corvallis.
School started In the southsidc dis
trict Monday Sept list, with Miss
Gecrgie Spicer as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nash returned
to their home at Nashville Wednesday
after an extended visit here.
Mr., and Mrs. c. c. Kubler came up
from Newport Wednesday to look after
their property interests on Mill Creek,
Mr. Smith of Vancouver, WASH, was
in Toledo Monday looking for ranch.
He went over to the Siletz in the even
ing.
w. e. Ball rturned Monday from
Portland where he was osi'led as a wit
ness by the Spruce investigating COM
mittee
In patronizing your home cannery
you are enhancing the value OF your
land by building up permanent home
market.
Just received special lot of mems
Overcoats that We win sell for S19.S5.
These are bargains at this price. The
Bootery.
While you are In Toledo for the Fair,
make II a point 70 call at Frederck's
Quality Store. We will have Special
Prices for you.
The Toledo Cannery canned four
tons of blackberries Wednesday and
four tons Thursday. They expect to
can FIVE tons today.
President w. NJ Gerry of the Lin
coin County Fair was up from Newport
Tues day. Everything points to hum
mer of fair this year.
G. b. Ryan came over from Corvallis
last Saturday evening, going on down
to Ona. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan will mako
their home at Corvallis this wintey>
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
CATHOLIC CHURCH

There wilSbe Services in the Catho-
lie Chruch Of Siletz next Sunday, Sept
ember the 14th, at 10 O'Clock. After
mass meeting of the Ladies Society.
Father Vollbregt.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
SEE US AT THE
FAIR z
The Largest Line of Ferns
ard other plants ever shown
in Lincoln County
Priced from 15c up
TIE NEWPORT FLORIST
NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS
In the County Court OF the State Of
OreQon, for Lincoln County.

OFcSoH, lot Lincoln COuHty'
In the matter of the Estate of Aug
ust Baumann, Decease.
Notice is hereby given thai the un-
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of August Bau'
mann, deceased, by the above entitled
Court, and has qualified as such. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same duly verified and with pro-
per vouchers at the office of G y. Nc
CluslSey, or to Andrew Wendelin, Rose
Lodge, Oregon, within six months from
the date of first publication Of this
notice.
Dated and first pub, Aug. 29th, 1918.
Andrew WendeIin,
Administrator.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter of the Estate of Gustav
Vljannen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed
administrator Of the above entitled es-
tate by the County Court for Lincoln
County, Oregon and has qualified as
such. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
and requested to present the same to
the undersigned at Rose Lodge, Ore
gon, duly verified and with proper
vouch srs within six months of the
date Of the first publication OF This
notice. A like notice hereto has been
heretofore published but proof thereof
cannot now be obtained.
Dated and first pub, Aug. s, 1919.
H. c. Starr,
Administrator of the estate of Gustav
Viljannen, Deceased.
e. ]. Clark. Pendleton, Or, Atty, for
Administrator.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
FREE FRUIT JARS
AT THE FAIR

l will give as Special Prize to the
person making the best display of
canned fruits, at the Lincoln County
Fair, dozen Economy Quart Jars.
G. H. Wakefield.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
AT THE MOVIES
Sunday, Monday
Matinee, ESQ Sunday
1.-THE SPOILERS"
by Rex Beach

A Nine Reel D ana depicting Alas
ka Life. Also Ford Weekly, what
Uncle Sam had Up His Sleeve"
Adult, 30c. Children, 16c.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-12
TAFT

Hello gs.u, Goodbye sunshine.
-
Evening journal., 1919-12-17

cameis are sold every
where in scientifically
sealed packages Of 20
cigarettes; or rem pack
ages 900 oigareffes) IN
eiassine = paper covered
carton. We strongly REQ
onimend this carton for
the home or Office sup
ply or when you traveL
X. ]. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO co.
vVinston-Sslem, N. G
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
BY FRED TURBYVILLE.

There isn't much money IN the nght
game for the colored hcavies amy more
for they never get chance a. a ilt'c.
But there are some m ghly smart
lighters among the darko -than-day-
light hue and they LrOw the ms and
outs. Jimmy B-onson. manager or Bob
Martin. The young soldier champ. rc-
Allies his and he Is putting Bob
through the college OF fistcuns with
JEFF Clarke OF Joplin. No. the Ghost"
as his tutor After Bob learned an that
Jeff can teach MIN Bronson plans 20
hire Harry Wills FOR postgraduate
course.
Blu, there Is no smarter heavy IN
ihc game today than old Icf.' says
Bronson He has met them an and
what fighter be was a fcN years
ago. He'll polish on Bob IN fine shape.
and II there is any education needed
after he's lhrough I'm going 90 cfi
Harry Wills TO nnlsh the JOB Bob
Marlin VIII be rcldy Tor Dempsey or
Carpenter in IS months"
JEFF and Boil are ruling n every af-
ternoon and Oid JEFF says that hob
has hit him harder than any heavy
weight ever d'd
"Ie's the living image OF Luther Ne
Carly" says JET. Il lle hits ike Lutte
he blocks like him and be does every
thing else he same. Tie is a natural
fighter and am hc needs Is the polish
ing In two years he'll be the heavy
weight champion
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
COLOred Stars Can't Get
Real Coin So They Tutor

Jer trained Carl Morris and ne train
ed M,Carly. Tie worked three months
with Demrsy and no says Bob ls the
better boxer OF he two.
Hes the fastest big man ever
saw" says Ion.
Jimmy Bronson has been crippled
with rheumatism for several weeks. but
he IS Improving rapidly now ard he
says as soon as he Il able TO get into
the ring with Martin and Clarke. there
g going 20 bo q real scrap every ar
lernoon. Bronson can make them scrap
too. Tie worked 10 700 lights overseas
ard when no worked The boys showed
some pep
Bob occasionally let's loose OF one
ard old Jcn hits The canvass 10 Is
something new 20 Jcff FOR be didn't hit
The mat often back In the days when
ho was nghing ibcm iil. Jen Is only
y now. but he's a'Nvleran.
70 Is co'nc.d'nial. too that Martins
next nght IS with Art Pelky. the man
who fought Luther McCarty In Cal
gerry when the latter was carried from
The ring dead
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
IS P 4 0 z Z R z z 7

Jack Dempsey needs a foreign secre-
tary 10 serve him while the negotiations
are on FOR an international row with
Carpenter. Jack Is quoted as saying
ne didn't care anything about the
francs: ho wanted 10 know how
much Jack" they'd give him 10 como
over. A very undIplomatlc answer and
amusing on.y to the roughnocks.
Football Is a feroclous game. They
name the teams after Wild animals
Pittsburgh IS known as the Panthcrs
and then there are the Princeton Ti-
gers. the Yale Bulldogs. the Michigan
Wolverines. the Minnesota Gophers. the
South Dakota Coyotes. The West Nlr-
glna Lions. etc. On the other hand
we have the "Vlolet" New York Uni
verslly and Alma College, OF Michigan
That evens Il up.
Scott Perry Is not going TO play bah
any more-he says. lie has gone into
the clothes repairing business. Wei,
with The cost OF clothing where Il Is
We would rather have our old clothes
repaired than 10 watch a food pitch
ers' battle. so maybe Scott has done
the thing most useful
Baldwin-Wallaco. near Cleveland Is a
college and not a circus, nolwithstand-
ing the fact they haven't won a game
In modern years. And Hiram. OF the
same locality, Is another Institution OF
learning and not the first name OF a
constable.
Evening journal., 1919-12-17

John l. sullVon probably turned over
In his grave when he heard Jack Demp-
sey had his hair marcellcd and his eye
brows archcd. Just previous to lbc
breaking OF this important news. IN,
wires bulletlncd the fa,t that George.
Carpenter had been received at HON.
with many kisses.
Oh. somewhere In this favored land.
Tho fires are burning bright:
Somewhere folks are laughing.
And hearts are beating llght;
That was before four hundred
Thousand miners went on strike
FOOLIslINEss.
Ban Johnson back n dear old Chi:
Baseballs mixed up Ike m.ncc pie.
Frazce ard Huprc-i have ahe jack:
They want 90 gvo p 8 Ban the sack.
soon lawyers pockets wi ] DE fun,
A baseball war ia ho-rBJLL.
But another league just l1y a bet
Won't come O. pass. they'll. make M
yet
n The mogs had wine instead OF Tea,
They'd meet ard instantly agree
Evening journal., 1919-12-17

Eil r. own is not a no,ed guy,
Fic IS not known 10 fame;
The nations list Of supermen
Does moi contain his name.
And yet Bill Brown could well
be called
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
RESERVES
DEFEAT GRACE

Grace five was forced to take the
short end OF a % 20 81 score In a game
with the Delaware College Reserves IN
the Friends School gymnasium last
evening.
In The preliminary game the Grace
Girls had an easy time with the Ne
mours aggr CATION winning by score
OF p 20 > MSS Mills, OF the Methodist
team. was the whole show, and counted
nne times fiom The II Ia.
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
pENN.nEI- nN eI1lnT ENn

The Penn-Dcl second basketball team
lost 10 shamrock seconds last evening
by the score OF 30 10 10. The Shamrocks
put mp a fast exhibition and the Penn
Del lads could do little With them.
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
DFTIANCT TRIWs sIIllInOCK.

Defiance Academy I've took another
game last evening from Shamrock So
cal Club.
Shamrock presented lightning pass
Ing combination. at times being little
short OF brilliant, but seemed 20 be OF
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
U)TTS
REStTTs

RESULTS.
Union, ,: NJ. Saiem. o.
Emmanuel &; Brandywine. I.
Hillc~cst 3 Fasilakc. ..
81 Andrews. 3: Epwo- On. >.
First prcsby q: Goodman, I.
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
DELAWARE OPENS
WITH NAVY TODAY

Special 20 The Evening Jornal.
NEWARK Dec. i7-Delaware College
VARSITY basketball team VIII play the
nrsl game or the season at Annapolis
This afternoon azalnst the Navy. Coach
sh'pley and eight players IN New
ark for Annapolis at II 30 o'clock this
morn ng and the game Will be started
40 800 o'o'ock. Four OF last years fast
varsity. c. Carter and Alexander, for
wards; McCluehan center. and y Car-
ter. guard WI be seen In those posi-
TORS again This year. Il s likely that
Frankie Wills will be started In the
other guard position which was held
hy Marsion last season who graduated
in June. The others who coach Sh pioy
took on lhe trip were Roihrock. TNvoos
and Jackson Tho latter Is a freshman
who formerly played on Dover High
and gives promise Of making a star
ON Friday night OF this week the
flrsl home game viii be played Catho-
t.c University VIII De Delawares OppO-
ncuis On Monday night OF next week
stevens VIII play here and that will
be the nnal game before the holidays
The nrsi game OF the New Year vii be
with Lafayette here on January g.
Touring cars may be sold by .he
Want Ads and runabouts and electric
cars Will be advertised through the
Wants Ads.
on the ncld goal shooting making many
wild stabs al the basket
The two Defiance teams journey TO
llagley tonight 10 play the first and
second teams Of that place.
Evening journal., 1919-12-17

Tho Wont Ads VIII 5e governed rnr
'@d'ng NJ gnnd places 10 board. snd
housos n -ent VIII receive much at
'or''on - advertised NJ onre
Evening journal., 1919-12-17

The euperest Of men
He won dough on a horse race
once
And never bet again.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
FORD PLANS END Of
HOUSING PROBLEM

DETROIT. Mich. June 1l.-Dreams
Of owning his own little home here
Iofore largely dream 70 he work
ingman are about 20 become a re-
atty.
What is regarded as possibly the
greatest step in solving a big eco
monte question and along with il an
idea fer large manufacturers and
inanCicrs or the country 10 follow in
combating he grave housing situation
IT. every big community has been ad
vanced by Henry Ford.
WorlsinEmen A. the Ford plant in
Dearborn will be able 70 purchase
their own home. live in comfort and
n" longer will have To commute be
tween the city and plant. under a new
housing plan designed for Ford work
crs
To build a home which the worker
could afford was the first problem,
and officials Of tho Ford plant. with
the assistance 81 real estate men. ap-
parentIy have solved the question.
Building Of uniform homes in large
numbers uUld save much expense in
construction. lower the cost 10 the
workingmcn and further would bring
about the quickest relief 10 the pres
emf home shortage situation
a special mill TO saw the raw ma
terlal in uniform sizes Is now under
construction. Material for large
number Of homes can be cut by this
method cheaply and quickly. This. IL
is figured BY the Ford company. il
y here the expense and time can be
saved.
The plan will have a trial this sum
mcr Plans call for the building Of
=; roo houses Land has been bought
and hundreds 81 lots already hav"
been laid out Actual construction Of
the homes awaits the completion Of
the mill.
While the plan was originally de-
signed for Ford work men. homes will
~ sold to others desiring 10 locate IN
Dearborn. hut is figured that upward
from 50 per cent will go TO employees
Of the plant.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
URGELICENSEPLAN
INSTEAD OF TARIFF

Use OF Government licenses instead
: OF high tariff az a means of encour-
aging infant industries" is being de-
bated today by members OF the House
Ways and Means Committee Opinion
is sharply divided as to the relative
merits OF the two questions
Congressman Fordney. Michigan.
( chairman Of the committee and an ad-
yocste OF. the license system. Is to test
sentiment with his bill proposing liz
censing OF all potash imports for Ave
years.
Advocates OF the license system say
IL is an easier way OF controlling the
dow OF imports than by setting up a
fixed tariff wall
protective tariff. they say. in
many cases keeps out needed mate
rails. while under the license system
enough goods can be admitted TO
meet the dehniteness OF domestic
production without subjecting Ameri-
can producers to injurious foreign
competition
Opponents OF the license system. in
Guiding Congressman Moore Of Penn
sylvania, declare that il is expensive
and leads TO creation Of boards and
many jobs.
The Secretary OF the Interior would
be authorized by FordneS's bill TO
suspend the requirement for purchase !
OF pTOportionate amount OF Ameri- /
can potash whenever the domestic I
price became excessive in his judg- !
ment. The United States has deveI- |
oped capacity for for producing about |
half Of its potash requirements.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
PERSHING GIVES z
MORE YANKSD. S. c.

General Pershing. in the name OF
President Wilson. has awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross 20 twenty
two more officers and men Of the
a. F. F. for extraordinary acts OF
heroism. Those honored:
First Lieut. Eldon BreedOn. Ned
ford. Okla. First Lieut.. E. F. Brooks.
WestbrOOk, Ne: First Lieut.. joseph
n. Johnston tdeceased1. Chapel HILL
y. g: First Lieut.. Samuel Adams
tdeceasedl. Caldwell Idaho: Second
Lieut.. Paul ". Carver. Dexter. Ne;
Sergt. George F. Clark. Oak Park,
Ill: Corporal Ray T. Dixon, Chicago.
Private Carl n. Carter. Claremore.
Okla: Private Lorenza G. Coats.
WinnsbOrO. Tex; Private William c.
Cody. Locust Grove. Okla: Private
Christian \. Johnson. Rapid City,
Mich; Private Benjamin c. Irons, ST.
verton. y. J.: Private Clyde Brandon,
Bend. Ore: Private Joseph L. Bradley.
Marshall. y. c; Private Chalmers
Clark. Oberline. Mo; Private John
Capezio. Newark. ". j.. Private Arthur
NJ. Courtney. Friday. Tex: Private
Lester F.. Seitz, Macarthur, Ohio: Law
renee Il. KilTOy. Terre Haute. Ind
Clarence II. Zech. Detroit. Mich Pri-
vate Joe J. Donahue. Devil Lake,
" D.: Private Phillip Dun, Chicago.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11

triviaIities. Save your labor and buy
stamps.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
Conan Doyle May Quit
Sherlock Holmes Field
To DeIVe Into Spiritism

LONDON. June Ill am en-
tireIy immersed in psychic work.
and intend TO remain so" declar-
ed Sir Arthur Canon Doyle in
an interview here today
Judging from conversations
with several or his publishers.
this probably means the retire
ment OF the creator Of Sherlock
Holmes from fiction and the dedi-
cation Of the remainder Of his
life to spiritism.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11

4 GENUINE THIRST QUEHCHER-
Hcrsford's Acid Phosphate makes all
drinks 'sstier and more satisfying-Advt.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
RIOTING GROWSIN
MUNICH STRIKES

CoPENHAGEN. June 1I.-Fighting
has broken out in Munich = result
Of the labor unrest caused by the
summary execution OF the commu-
mist leader Levine. according TO ad-
vices from Berlin today.
The situation has suddenly become
more serious and further strikes are
threatened.
The position OF Premier Scheide-
mann and Defense Minister NOske
has become critical.