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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

PoTRzEBA meiczyzn ma podWorzu
wegla, Zap3ata $3.50. piacone CO.
dziennie. Excelsior Coal Co., 4100 lr-
wing Park boul- AAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

PoTRZEBA dziewczat do fastrygow~
MIA kautow i dziur okoio ramion -
PRIV surdutaeh. 1929 n Ashland ay.
Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

Dobra sposobnost DO awansu.
SEARS, RoEBUCK AND CO.,
Godztn- 500 do AS.
W soboty do ~poiudnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
PRAC,A.

.PoTRZEBA m~ezczyzn (25) " "a
kimkolwiek wieku, do piracy W ma
Sym departamencie papieru | zeia-
"a ma daehy Stale. Dobra zaplata., -
Zgiosie sie gotowi do piracy. Harris
Bros. Co., 35ta ! Iron vi. p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

POTRZEBA dziewczat Tub kobiet do
lekkiej fabrycznej piracy. Co-opera-
tive Plating Works, S51 W. Supe-
rior III. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

NAJWIEKsZY BARGAIN ma stani-
slawowie, 4pietrowy murowany biz
nesowy naro1nik ma s mieszkah po
pokoje, CORA basement. a
ustepy I kapiel, elektryczne oswie--
tlenie v skladzie. Dochodu $500.
Cens $13,500, warte $4,000.
w. 6TANCzEWSKL.
1852 N. Ashland ave.
Armitage $500. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

Ma SPRZEDA2 komcda otwieranae
st6i / stoiki tanio- 2450 W Chice-
go ave., 2gie pietro, z tym. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

POTRZEBA pomywaczN statkoS.
sic tygodniowo. Alex Schwartz Re-
staurant, III y. Dearborn ul.. 2gie
pistro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
Kobiet i Dziewczat
do Ofisow

Department wysyiek l towarow.
Foswiadczenie ME k~cnieczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

RZECZY domoTe eprzedam taHio.
$50 N. Ashland sye., " tyinym do
mu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

POTRZEBA kobiety do domowej ro-
botv. moze bye 2 dzieckiem. Pc IN
r,rnscye zgiosiG sic 1882 Miiwan-
kee ave. do piekarnt. Niema maiyeh
dEieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

Pomocy " biuraeh.
Czy ieetes biegla W rachunkaehT
Czy motesz dobrze p!sst?
Czy mo5esz pisat IA msszynee?
Czy motess kopiowat. Tub do dystry
bucyi list6w do naszycn rozmaityci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

POTRZEBA chiopcow przeszio 14to
letnieh .1147 W. Ohio vi. xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

PoTRZEBA kobiet do czystej, Tx
kiej stalej piracy, doswiadczonych
do sortowania welnianych obcink6w.
Godziny cd lei do 5tej. W sobote do
po}udnia. Zaplata SIS ma tydzieh.-
zglosit sic Gumbinsky Bros. Co., =
2261 So. Union ave. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
ROBOTNIKOW

dOlejarni 55c Ma gOdz;ne
ma pOczatek i do OgoIrej
roboty do nasrych fab
ryk 4Sc ma godzine rapo
czatek ma So, Jefferson i
Van Buren, al. Canal i
Is ul. So. kedzie Ave.
40 St.Staia praca dohra
zapIata. zglOs;c Sc do
Biura Piracy
l5ta i So. Canal III. lub
Kedzie Ave. & 4Oih III.
CRANE COMPANY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
PRAC'A.

DZIEWCZAT do lekkiej f~abrycznej
piracy S14 i wyzej. Staia pozycya.-
zglosic sic United Fig and Date Co.
No. LaSalle 1 Chicago River. xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

POTRZEBA dziewczat / kobiet do
lekkiej czystej staiej piracy z dos
wiadczeniem W przebieraniu welnia-
nych odcink6w. Godziny cd 7 do g..
W sobote do poludnia. Plaza SIS ma
tydzieh. Zg}osic sic Gumbinsky Bros.
Company, 2261 =. Union ave. 2G
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
PRACA.

MozEMY dat prace ludziom do
wykonywania W domu, jezeli miesz-
kaja W obrebie dwu mil cd nasze1
fabryki. Robota skiada sic z przesu-
wanna sznurka i drutu W nalepkach
do ~przesyiek (shipping tags). Ptaca
co piatek. international Tag Co. -
SCI w. Lake ul. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
Pomocy prey towarsch:

Dgiewczat i kobiet przeszio Is lat.
Do filling, czekowania, do inspekeyi
i pakowania zam0wieh pocztowych
W naszyeh -departamentach towaro-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
Department wysylek:

Mocnych, pracowitych. intelligent
uych dziewczat i kobiet do zawijania
wazenis / sortowania parcel post I
express ordera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
PRACA.

PRACA.
Kobiet Dziewczat
do Ofisow
Department wysyiek / towsrow.
Toswiadczenie ME k~cnieczne.
Pomocy W biuraeh.
Czy jseteS biegla W rachunkach!
Czy motesz dobrze p!sst?
Czy mo5esz pisat ma maszynee?
Czy motess kopiowat, Tub do dystry-
bucyi list6w do naszycn rozmaityeh
departament6w?
Danny wan stale zstrudnienis =
dobra zaplata i dobra spOsobncscia
awansu. DoSwiGdczonym piaeimy CO
do zdolnoSci.
Department wysylek:
Mocnych. pracowitych. intelligent
pych dziewczat kobiat do zawijania
wazenia sortowania parcel post I
express ordera.
Pomocy prey towarsch:
Dsiewczat i kobiet przeSz}o Is lat.
Do filling, czekowania, do inspekeyi
/ pakowania zam0wien ~pocztowych
W naszych departamentach towaro-
wych.
Dobra sposObuosc do awansu.
SEARS. RoEBUcK AND CO.,
Godztn- 500 do 4:45.
W soboty do pOludnia.
Holman ave. 1 Arlington. 81
-- ---~--
TOTRZEBA starszej kObiety do ba--
vienna dzieci natychuiast. 1916 d.
viS;o~ nj " tvIp- 10
POTRZEBA kobiet 40 nycia naczyd
Cd lei rauo do 5tej popoiudniu i cd
gtej rano do lei wisczorem. take
ma noe cd lei wieczorem do 5tej ra-
no. The Union Restaurant, SIS We,
Randolph III. ~
POTRTEBA Gziew"zQt DO magli -
take body ironers'. 1928 y. Halstcu
nj %
pOTRZEBA robotnik6w do piracy
przy 6udulcu. Zapiata CO wiecZcr.-
The0 Fathauer Co, 1925 Cherry av.
Goose Island. q
POTRZEBA dziewcNDy do introl!--
Eatorni / ziotnika ma trzegi ksi25ek.
Liberty Book Bin3ery. 11@9 Ashland
avc b1:sko Division -
-
POTRZEBA klerka 10 skla@u rzezni
czego. Sta|a pracs. ltGS W. Chicago
ave. ~
POTRzEBA Stargzej kobiety do do
novel roDoty. 26fS W. Division VI.
-
POTRXEBA - DIyEWCHAT. STA
IA PRACA, DOSWIADCEENIE ME
POTRZEBNE. TAKIE KOBIET -
kTGRE CBCA PRACOWAC TlLk0
CXESC CAASU. CENTRAL STEAM
LAUNDRY. $40 w. GRAND AVE.
-
ROBOTNIKOW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
departament6w?

uep2rtansntON.
Danny wan stale zatrudnienie =
dobra zaplata i dobrs sposobncscia
awansu Doswiedczonym placimy CO
do ZdolnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

WIELKI bargain dom ma Jsdwigo-
vie, s rent6w doehodu $500 rocznie.
Sprzedam "a $500. albo zamiepie
ma maly lub g~rosern!e. 1888 Schoof
ul., blisko Drake. Telefon Mopticel-
10, 101S0 - J6zef Wierzbowski.
Offs 14&7 Chicago ave. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
ARREST TWO DRY AGENTS
ON BOOTLEGGING CHARGES
j. j. Oliver and Lee Chase VIII BE
ArrniGned In Police Court
Here Today.

J. J. Oliver and Lee Chase. inspectors
Tor the state Prohibition Department,
VIII be arra!Gned in Police Court this
morning on charges OF unla wfuiiy
transporting IN an automobile and Of
'@ring liquor for sale Oliver and
1hhsc were arrested late Saturday
night by Policemen Shinault ana Por-
ter az the foot Of ST James street in
Jack son ward. Following the arrests
state Prohibition Commissioner Peters
provided bail of $500 each for the two
men TO secure their release
According 10 The statement OF tho
ponce o!hcerS. they noted An automo-
ni!e driving into the bottoms" at the
FOOT OF -. James Street shortly he
tore II o'clock Saturday nlgh, Their
suspicious aroused. they investigated
ana found that THE car stopped in
front Of Negroes house and saw thew
a'scoF"rcd eight gallons Of whisky In
IN" machine. They say they we're in
FORMED that the whisky was TO have
been left at the house
with the Two prohibition agents ,s
Nh!1 70 have been man By the name
OF r. r. Arnold, ~ho. the agents saw
tnok them TO the place on false cline
"GcoFninE TO the police. the Gry agents
$50 s'at"d tHcy had but q short time
heloEe raided d still somewhere in tho
."uhttY ana had not vet had oppor-
unity 70 place the conSsoated liGuor
In prohibition headquarters. Hut az
corning 20 Sninauit and Porter 1, was
learned that Chase and oliver h.d al
r'ad| stopped at hcadGuarters .frcr
returning from the raid and ha1 Ief,
ne coHhscated Still! and bag of aunIes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
American Girls
Love EnergeticaXy
Satch Is VieaU Held by
Noted Doctor of Land
of Mlkado.
10y Universal Service. I

WASHINGTON. Oct. l9.-Do Ameri.
can girls love too energctically?
DIR. Tomo Inouye. OF Tokyo tho
famous japanese physician. who boasts
that she never feels tired. believes
that American girls look tired. while
Japanese girls never look tired She
thinks that American girls waste too
much energy in love affairs.
The midget PHYSICIANS contention
ran afoul OF much opposition on the
part OF n majority of the thirty five
women physicians from different coun-
tries all over the earth. who spent six
teen hours here yesterday in seeing
the sights Of Washington. and VINO
returned to New York this morning.
DR.. Kristinc Munsch. of Kristiania.
will keep girls young. and her asscr :
quist. of Stockholm. who likewise be-
licves that love renders secure the
bloom OF youth and beauty to women.
She thinks. however. that American
women spend too much energy IN
rushing from one place to another.
and that they do not get enough out
of-door exercise.
In Sweden she said. we walk out
into the country a great deal and take
time to Sit down in lovely places 10
think over our Impressions. You
never have time here to digest what
you see"
Tie women physicians were pre-
scented TO Mrs. Thomas II. Marshall.
Mrs. Robert Lansing. General
ireland and Mrs Ireland. Admiral
Hraisted and Mrs. BREASTED and Colonel
Delaney and Mrs. Delaney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
FITZPATRICK HAS PLAN
TO FEED 100000 PERSONS
n Union Delegate. Commi..ar,
department should he Entnb-
hhhed for Striking F,niIie.
tHy Universe! sery,cc

CHICAGO. Oct ls.-Plans TO-
r3n' i .ILy Department to iced 200
noV persons affected BY th. s,eei ..-JtT'.
"EtiIAs the winter months werc cor
SS!aefed at q meeting Of 200 dain-.,.s
rom the various unions ioyolv.d 9,
'Ac strike here today
joan Fitzpatrick. organizer o, -.
s.ec! workers. presented the MA, -,
an aun ress TO the Delegates me .ood
ta!c' would ne obtained ,b,nI,t.n
Hn!on ouEeFs direct from the n-or,i,r.,
~ re pian for raising funds ,n
SaI'S OUT IN" entcrpriS. uas -c,Ch.d
nut serious conside ration w.s rt~nn -,
me suggestion that unions cuts,t, ~
.'eel industries, but affiliated vii, -, .
american Federation o. Labor he ~
Aess'n Tor that purpose
demand ma, :he strike tc sn,t,.d
~ once was made by the MOwatI,.oa
nflesat!on They said ,nat m. n,,I,.
"a 10 "A settlement was ~. oraSn,,n,
o! radicals among the striker. ,J
urged that sucn individually he n,,s,"a
from the unions "S'
There "as no change in tie s,rilo
si,ua''on !" the Chicago dis,ric, 10.
Gay. MIL heads continued IN ,h.ir
assertions that aact day Us hri,S.,r"
tnem nearer 10 normal speed :rS"so
claims were, g usual. oon,raoic,nd ~
the strike leaders -
The wa! on radicals In cav ia,
apparently com. 10 an end 'rNc-. 90
been no disturbance for daye ~
soldiers on post duty 10 longer c,-"v
hxed bayonets Cur!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
isv Associated rr-.>l

TOKYO. oct. l9.-Ntscourt Uchida's
statement early in September that
Japan IS encouraging the establish
mcnt OF an international settlement
at kiaochow. instead Of an exclusive
Japanese settlement authorized by
treaties with China. promises to he
the subject OF protest at the forth
coming session OF the Dict by the peers
aiiigiatcd with the opposition party
and other radical members Of the
upper house. II IL declared here that
such movement will bc supported
by lTUnsincn; publiciStS and others
whose attitude affects public opinion
The opposition is led by Baron
Mitsuucjo Fuuakoshi. who in summon
ing men here of the koSsikai party,
SAYS an attempt to alter matter
pledged by a treaty Injuries the sane
utN OF tho treaty and the dignity
Of tho state and demands to know the
reason for this concession of the
Shantuns question when the Japanese
delegates in Paris made no promise
that an exclusive Japanese settlement
would be abandoned.
IF the government is forced to re-
nounce the Japanese settlement at the
bchest of the other powers he adds
such constitutes interference in the
international affairs of Japan and
ought to and must be opposed by
President Wilson. who is a great ad-
vocate OF nonintcrference."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
LEADERS DECLARE TREATY
FIGHT DELAYS RAIL WAY BILL
Pianr Now Foot in Washington to
HIVE Special Session Adjourn
November 10.
rBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Oct, 1o.-Pressure
from administration sources for en-
;a .!I Of permanent railroad leg!s-
o. conEressiona! leaders for adjourn
mem, or the eXIraordinary session
Leaders were of tho opinion tonigh,
that unless consideration of the Ger
man peace treaty - expedited: action
70 November 10 would be impossiblc.
House leaders, however. were hopeful
that the bin might be enacted at lea ST
ny that branch prior to Adjournment.
The railrCad bill. as completed yes
merce Committee. is expected 10 be
presented Tuesday or "Wednesday so
as 10 be IN position for consideration
CONNIE Committee hopes 10 report
on; us bill about November l.
While the Senate treaty fight con-
election contest OF Representative
Fitzgerald and Peter +. TaEue. both
tsns9f,: from the Tenth Massa.
public land leasing bill The House
Elections Committee plans disposal on
Friday o; the custer proceedings
against Representative Victor Berger.
aocla list, of Wisconsin.
ace planned this week in both the
senate and House. The steel strike
.miTesiigatit9,n Of the Senate Labor Com
The threatened coal strike also Is
promised attention in the Senate.
IranSmiss TO. the White House
early ms week Of the bill to extend
also % send to the President the Eli
Increasing pay of postal employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
KING ALBERT SHAKES HAND
OF GREAT NAVAJOE CHIEF
Belgian Rn1er Stopn Train Mt New
Mexican Village to Meet Amer
lean Indians.
tRv Associated p-os.

:NLbOlSJ ERIO r.. y. NJ. Oct. lo-The
pale face chief OF the Bclgians greeted
a grim vtsaEcd. Eray-haired sw;,r,hy
chief OF the NavajoeS at Gallup today
Ihey shook hands Eravely and each
showed his respect for the other The
AGED Indian bore himself with a dig
hity equal TO that of King. There
was no condescension in Albert's man
nsI and no humility in that of the
The sun had not yet banished the
chi!l o, dawn when the royal special
stopped in the New Mexican village
OF Gallup. but there was a crowd Of
several hundred ut the station Many
OF them had ridden a score OF miles;
TO greet the Belgians. AS the train
stopped the band of ST. Michaers In
dian School swung into the strains OF
me national anthem of Belgium and
then that Of the United States
y little band of braves. mounted on
mustangs. sat waiting and watching.
their races eHprcsSionlesS. as the King.
queen and Prince descended from
their car. After one war dance. his
majesty expressed desire to meet
some OF the Indians and several of
them were presented to him and his
Then !. Chief silagitio. tribal judge.
better known as Pete Price. steppc d
forward with the gift Of the tribe. a
handsome Navajoe blanket. which he
sraEcly handed to Albert. who in turn
pinned upon the old warriors breast
silver medals of his house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
BELIEVE THREE MEN STOLE
BOY AT HAMMONTON. NJ
Scnrchers Dig Up Recently Di.,urh.
Ground and Find wha, An.
pears 20 BE Flesh.
NV Universal Serv,cc.I

HAMMOHTON. N. j.. Oct. i9,-rbro,
men were involved IN the kiduapinn o T
li,tle Billy" Danny on October -
10 believed here. following The discov
clues
Service men engaged In beating the
woods In which Billy was seen. founI
nrSt bag containing cinnamon buns
and. some distance further a blood.
stained handkerchief and n COPY OF
"a Philadelphia newspaper OF October
The latter we're found near "a dc.
serted building. from beside which q
p ntn nn.,,ti,s .rand disagrecable odol
Gently disturbed ground and discover.
G Ga. a mass OF what appeared 10 IL,
nesh. This was turned over TO Count,
detective John T. Wilson, who is hay
ing IL examined by experts 10 de
it was beside the same deserted
LOUISE, nouse mat Miss Ruth Gardner saw
ttnree men and child in an automo
p PIE me day three year-old Biii,
r "nSs u,sappeared and belief was ex,
pucsSeu tonight that Billy was take,
away 10y The he ' h rough looking mel
they were headed toward Nov W..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
SAY MILLS ARE CTARTlNG
H'eei nthcinis Claim Plant. in Chicago
District Arc Operating ON
Normal Basis

CHICAGO. Oct. Business men
@nn sice! mill officials In the cary.
statements tina, mills are again ou.r
diing on practically normal basls and
tnai ali Of the workers except inc
S'rikc leaders had returned 10 their
Jobs. Union heads held uectinys II,
"a" Gary iis'ric,, however a. which
they urged tho men to roman AVA
from the plants declaring that the
Silk" VIII De successful unless tho
n.cn weaken
\ part az the Federal troops on duty
a. Cary were relieved today. military
authorities. explaining they believed
/ tHc SITUATION "ds We'll under control
\ striEcr ~as sno, and slr,h,ly
wounded by DEPUTY sheriff az mo
Inland steer Company plant IN south
! chicago 'oday The deputy said the
man refused 20 obey his order to leave
tnc V.C!uit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
MEDAL FOR MISS BOOTH
Tfre1ess Devotion to Service 4. Rec.
oEntzed by War Department
Officials.
tBv Associated prcss,

NEW YORK, Oct l9-Tho DiStin.
guished Service Medal for exception
ally mer!torious and distinguished ser
vice was conferred on Commands
Army, at meeting of the eastern con.
gress OF that organization here today
Major-Gcneral -. G. Shanks, com
manding officer of the port of en-
barkation, acting for Secretary Of War
Baker. made tho presentation The
citation stated that Commander Booth
had been tireleSS in her devotion TO
her manifold duties, and added: The
contribution of the Salvation Army to-
ward winning the war IS conspicuous
and the results obtained were due in
marked degree to the great executive
ability Of its commander"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
RADICALS IN JAPAN
SHOWING ACTIVITY
Coming Session of Peers Threatens to Be Envened bv
Protest Against international Settlement
at Kiaochow

Tho interest and welfare OF the
nation. the opposition claims, urge
tn" government not TO abandon Japa-
nese settlement of kiaochow
ApnraranceS tend to indicate that
political forces, partly composed Of
the oppos;tidn party and partly OF
military circles. are formulating a
campaiEn against EiSCount Uchid:,
o3Siuc the movement on n general
accusation that the foreign depart
mcnt is not sufficiently determined in
its dealings with foreign powers and
particularly with the United States
The nature of this movement is such
that II may. affect the composition OF
JapanS reply TO the important note
OF the United States concerning Jara :
nese cooperation as regards the
Trans Siberian Railway. Japan's reply
to this note has not yet been for
warded. and il is believed that one
reason for delaying the reply is the
dlnlcuity OF reaching an agreement as
70 how the document will be wordcd.
The impression exists that the gov
crnment will ratify the arrangement,
tween the military commands and the
technical advisers in Siberia
The Jiji Shinpo today says that
Roland b. Morris. United States am
baSsador to Japan. has had frequent
interviews with NiScount Uchida and
n perfect understanding OF the Siberian
railway management problem has
been reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20


The faculty and students OF tho
Southern College gave delightful
shower saturday AFTERNOON TO Misses
Lucy and Caroline DAVIS. daughters D.
Professor and Mrs Arthur XVI. Davis,
who are TO be married this month
William Mitchell. coiored. who was
shot Friday night by Policeman James
Williams. IN resisting an attack by tin.
negro who was under arrest. is no,
expected 10 live. Ills condition is re-
ported IS very serious
little son Of George Pr!tChard IF
Hinton street. while riding his bicycln
saturday afternoon. VAS knocked down
and run over by "A farm wagon loa dol
Win wood. and was painfully. but no:
seriously. injured.
The COl"rcd Agricultural and Indus
trial FAR Association VIII hold its firs,
annual tar az Chesterfield Courthouse
on October 81
Ohio Methodist Conference. has Dur.
chased farm in Chesterfield and viii
soon become resident OF the county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
POPE SENDS MESSAGE
declares vatican Considers an,r,c.
froHsnE fieid for Development
OF Religious principie,

Nj" YORK. OF ln-Tle fo,lowInc
message ron Pope BENEDICT 10 tns
ltoman Catholic people o. the I'nrnd
states WAS announced today bv pev
John Bonzano. apostolic DELEGATE IA
the United states. ~
Many arc looking to the U,5,oo
states az the center Of commercial ir'
dnstrial. economic and material l.,
terests. We consider America ,ns,n.a
as a promising field for the devcIon!
ment Of religious. moral and cha-i.shn.
principles.
"Consi1ering' the importance y, ~.
United states. the realization Of orr
hopes and desires would bring IN IA,
entire world an immediate ben,at"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
No Worm. in Healthy chnd

All children troubled with worms
hay. AN unhealthy color winch indi-
IS more or less stomach disturb.ur.
GROVES TASTELESS chi! TOElt'
& wen regularly for two or three weeks
t!on. md act ~ Genera gtrene,h
cning Tonic 70 the whole system Nh
tHTe XII then throw off or dispel ,h,.
"orms ana the Chlid viii ae n p.r
iect health. Pleasant 10 take 60c ne ,
hottlt.-Adv ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
William II. UamIin

Funeral services for William b
Hamlin. sixty-eiEhi years old. for more
than lhirty-hve years resident OF
Richmond, who died Saturday evening
shortly after s o'clock at his residence.
020 West Main street, will be held
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
He Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Mary
French Hamlin, three sons, Is!charj
Mcintosh, Charles s. and DR.. Percy g.
Eiainl!n. also one brother Walter 5
iaInlin OF Bluchcid. W. Va: the fol-
lowing sisters, Mrs. w. j.. Alderman
Of Greens boro. y. C.; Mrs. Willis Win
free. Miss Maggie Hamlin and Mrs
Marvin kab!cr, OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
RUSSIAN UNDER ARREST
Fnccs Charge Of Sending AnnrcbI.,,
Literature Through United
StHten Mails.
ny CnINe1kaI Scrvicn L

NEW YORK. Oct l9-MolIie S,eir
Icr the twcnty-year- Russian. nm
der bail pending appeal from convin
ton for violating the espionage Law
was arrested today on warrant is
sued by United States Commissioners
Hitchcock charged with mailing an.
archistic literature in the form Of F,
circular called Arm Yourselves" in
violation OF the United States criminal
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
w. II. L.. NcIms,

william II J., helms. an old and re
spcctcd citizen. died Saturday night a
his home In Jefferson Street lie wa
in his ciEhtY-fith year and had lon.
Dcen in Ill health. He Is survived ID,
Two daughters and three sons. Mrs. 4
6. Wren aud Miss Nita N"iins {
Petersburg. W. H. L., Jr, OF Atlanta
\. r. OF Baltimore and j. j. helms, o
ms CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
"88 Nurses Died In Wnr

WASHINGTON. Oct 800 10 "a
members of the army nurse CORPS who
saw service overseas. PCS dic,i and
three were wounded In action. accord,
ing to report on the work of IN.
nurses on the western front made y,
the surgeon-gcneral today by Miss
Julia &. Stimson. director OF the army
overseas nursing service.