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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

/ 4-year-old Mare, good work
er and saddler
/ Coming 2-year-old Filly
i Pair Coming 2-year-old
Horse Mules
1 Spotted Pony, 4-year-old,
lady broke
/ Red Cow, 6-year-old, fresh
in March
/ 2-year-old .Heifer
] Springing Heifer
] Poland China Sow, due to
farrow in March
8 110-pound Shoats
a Calves
8 Turkey Hens, 2 Gobblers, a
Lot of Chickens
3 Stands of Bees
2 Double Shovel Flows
/ Breaking Plow
] Fertilizer Drill
Mccormick Mower
i Roller; 2 Buggies
i Incubator, 120-egg size
/ Washing Machine
100 Bales Timothy Hay
40 Bales Mixed Hay
1 Stack of Hay
A lot of loose hay in barn
rs Barrels of good sound corn
8 Barrels Short Corn
1 Grain Cradle
Some Household Goods and
other articles too numerous
to mention.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
MARRY AT COURT HOUSE

Mr.. Harvey B. Sexton and Mrs.
Eliza Conn, both of this county,
were married at the County Clerks
office here last Thursday, County
Judge e. W. Senff officiating.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
STANTON CARTER GAsSED

Mr. Dale Carter, Of the county,
has been notified by the Adjutant
General that his brother Stanton
Carter, had been gassed. The ex-
tent of his injuries was not stated.
Young Carter is member Of the A.
Z. +. in France.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
TO MOVE POOL ROOM

Mr.. F. j. Schaffner viii in the near
future move his pool and billiard
equipment from the BEAUMONT Hotel
to the store room on MaysviIle street
just above Rassenfoss' Bakery.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
MARRY AT CINCINNATI

Miss Ola Watts and Mr.. jeff
Cockrell, of the Camargo neighbor-
hood, motored to Cincinnati last
week where they were quietly mar
ried. Both young people are well
known here and have the best wishes
of all who know them.
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and was loved by that knew her.
The burial took place on the 18th,
in Crown Hill Cemetery at Sharps-
burg. May God comfort and guide
those who mourn her loss. They
have the sympathy of many friends.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

The City Council of Winchester,
at a meeting last week ordered all
the principal streets of the city not
already paved, to be paved and will
advertise for bids at once.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
ATTEND LINCOLN BANQUET

Hon. Ben w. Hall, chairman of the
local Republican Committee, and
Mr.. James O'Connel attended the
Lincoln Banquet which was held
at Louiville last Wednesday night.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
APPOINTED ADMINISTRATORS

On motion of certain heirs of S.
w. Edmonson, deceased, Mr.. j
Arch Mason was appointed admin
istrator Of such estate and executed
bond before County Judge E. w.
Senff in the sum of $1,000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

You can't follow your inclination
and stay long in the Straight and
Narrow path.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

Hog Island, if all reports Of ex-
penditures are true, lived up to its
name.
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The Advocate for printing.
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ny NONE vyhody nasim zakaz
nikdrm. v prve rade jest to "a
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Zbozfpeclive vybrane Sc zvlast
MIN zretelem ma trvanlivost a
ceny snizeny ma nejnizsi stu
pen.
Nase pracf latky jsou We
smes pevnych barev, neskrobe-
ne a ceny velmi mike. Kalika
,svetlych tmavych barev po
18c yd; yard Stroke perkaly
!po 24c, Csc, 32c, a 35c yd; "a
|sterkovy sotys po 19c a nejlep-
81 druh po 27c yd; sotyse ma
'saty, nejnovejsich vzorki a
souladnych barev po 28c, 32c,
35c a SOC yd; platno cd 18c
do 35c yd.
Zenske pevne puncochy.
SOC druh po 17Rc par; 39c
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Detske puncochy pc 25c par,
|vsech yeGkosti a Soc druh nej-
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|38c par.
Muzske ponozky po 1211ac
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druh pc 25c a jeden druh zvla
Ste pevnych ponozek po 32c
!par.
Muzske vrchni kosile $1.35
$3.50 hodnoty pc $1.O5 "a
I$1.15 kus; cerne satynove
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idy den obou stfiznich obcho-
dech "u Koudela", Abs Broad
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.CTVRTEK 10. CERV'CE 1915
D SLUCOVACf AKCI POD
! PURNYCH JEDNOT.

NOVy pOkuS ZdpOCdCy CIiCdL
skym vyborem pro slouceni ci
spojeni ceskych svobodomysl-
nych. podpGrnych jednot, Wy
volal cily zajem nejen mezi u
rednictvem ale i clenstvem
techto blahodarnych organise,
eli, nebot Sc vseobecne uznava,
re tento krok prispel by k zaji-
steni jejich existence, "a zaro-
ven pri spolecne akci bylo by
mnohem snazsi upraviti rozlic
ma pravidla tax, ably vyhovova
la podminkam zakona, jez Sc
tykaji dostatecnych zaruk fl
nancnich pro splneni zavazk6
Npojistek, vystavenych jednota-
mi.
Nemame jiz ma mysli, pred
kladati otazku, zdali by spoje-
nj melo Sc provesti, nebot ta-
to byla zodpovedena srozumi-
telne a kladne ma sjeZdech
vsech jednot; spise Sc nam jed
ma o zpusob, jakym by Sc melo
toto slouceni provesti. V tom
bodu jsou projevovany rnz-
6 nahledy, ktere Sc navzajem
81 v tax velike mire, re nebu-
S mista, promluvime-li s.
i3or, ktery ma ma starosti wy
zde 0 Mich obslrneji. Uzsi W.
pracovani podrobnosti slucova-
ciho planu, iakmile je predlozi
tlenstvu rozlitnych jednot ke
schvaleni, uvita zajiste kazdJ
Aobry nahled, jak by Sc dale
ieilepe vyhoveti rozlicnym po
adavkim, to dObe co nej
kratsi, a bude Sc starati, ably
celia v6c provedena byla be2
zbytecnych prutahu a umelycE
pfekazek, sice by Sc mohlo sta
ii, ze zakon, ktery je liz plat
nosti, takove slouceni mohl by
vGbec prekaziti znemozniti.
V otazce slucovaci dluznt
pokracovati demokratickyn
zpGsobem, totiz, ably cele We
ci byly co nejlepe informova
ny souhlas projevily nejsirs
spolkove kruhy, cimz Sc zajist
postavenf celeho slouceni ne
pevny zaklad v souhlasu veskt
reho clenstva. Jinak by Sc me
hlo stati, re celia vec pripadls
by ma bedra nekolika vykon
nym organGm a mezi Glen
stvem molly by pax nastat
rozbroje a oposice, ,jez by ohro
zily snad existenci i sloucen
organisace samotne. Tudiz. We
skeremu clenstvu musi byi pc
prana prilezitost, ably projevi
10 nahledy o teto akci, drive
nezli Sc pristoupi k nejakemu
zavaznemu usneseni. Vysle
dek bude samozrejme uspoko
jivejsi trvalejsi, nezli kdyby
sc predstoupilo pred clenstvo S
nejakym urcitym planem X
pouhemu odhlasovani. Nelze
qcekavati, ze kazdy Glen pochc
pill spravne pTiciny, proc to a
ono musilo byti provedeno pra.
We tax a neiinak. kdezto vyme.
sss,Gs
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nou nazord v liste, ktery je
cten intelligentnimi starostli
vymi c1eny vsech jednot, jest
mono poukazati ma vsecky ia
kove domn6le vady nedostat-
ky zavcas, takze pri predOze-
nj vypracovaneho planu bude
clenstvo dostatecn6 seznameno
Sc vsemi body. Nektere z ma
hledd, predlozene v otazce slu-
covaci, jsou. tuto uvedeny
Jednota c. S. P. S. We svych
vyznanich, rozeslanych pro-
strednictvim "Vyboru sjezdu
pro slouceni'', projevuje mine
nj, ably u vsech jednot, ktere
81 pref slouceni, provedeno by
10 odborne prozkoumani stavu
finanenfho a vysledek tohoto
zkoumanf ably byl predlozen k
disposici slucovaciho vyboru, a
pax, an zaklade vyrizeni po-
zadovanych naprav, aby Sc jed
nalo o pripojeni vsech ostat-
mich jednot k c. S. P. S.. k Will
charteru, jejz tato jednota ma
v drzeni.
Jednota Taboritu odpovida
ma vyzvu ke slouceni clankem
We SVEN Vestniku, v nemz po-
dotyka;; a. to zcela pravem, ze
slouceni musilo by zahrnovati
Nvsecky !. jednoty, mali byti
vskutku' blahodarne, a pravi,
re jednota provedla jiz v kvet
nu vseobecne hlasovani Glen
stva O problemu slouceni, KITE
rezto hlasovani prineslo dvou-
tretinovou vetsinu kladnou.
Tim zpIsobem, pravi Vestnik
TaboritG, jest otazka tato s je-
jich stranky vyrizena, drive je-
ste, nez-li byl ma nj vznesen do
taz Cd slucovaciho vyboru.
Pan Jan Hrfval, zastupce G..
S. j. We slucovacim vyboru, pro
nesl nahled, re by Sc melo po-
citi bezodkladne sc slucovanim
pnech jednot, ktere jsou k ta-
kovemu kroku priprAveny, a.
niz by Sc cekalo ma to, az take
ostatnf jednoty Sc k takove
akci odhodlaji. Pravi, re by
Sc melo We slucovaci akci po-
,kracovati die toho, jak ia ci
ona jednota ochOta k takove-
mu kroku projevi. | pro tento
MAJOR da sc rici mnoho dobre-
no; nebot jest pozoruhodnym
faktem a potesujicim zjevem,
re jsou to prave jednoty neisil
n6jsi, ktere projevujf nejvetsi
zajem tuto akci a ochotu pro
|slouceni.
Jednoty C. S. B. P. j., c.
A. L. a L., c. A. j., G. S. j.
Ii C. S. P. S. shoduji Sc nahle-
du, re podminky platebni a u
prava zaruk mely by byti nej-
drive dopodrobna vypracova-
my, nezli by byly predlozeny
clenstvu, k odhlasovani. Tim
tedy spociva vse ma uzsim w.
boru, n6mz jsou zastoupeny
IvSecky sucastnene jednoty jed.
MIN delegatem. Tomu jsou
pax prideleni eek offo' pfedse
da a tajemnik celkoveho vybo
ru, ably vypracovane pOdminky
byly v souhlase s pozadavken
zakona o 1plnych zarukach, q
rovnez ably platebni podminky
(byly spravedlive vdci veskere.
mu clenstvu, jak mladsimu
tax starsimu. Nesporno jest
re starsi clenove mali uzna
vane zasluhy 0 stavajici fon.
dy, a tyto zasluhy musi bvti re-
|spektovany. Ma druhe stranf
nutno miti ma pameti, re pod
minky platebni musi byti ta'
kove, aby' move clenstvo byle
"abeno do rad move; jedine
sloucene Jednot,. ,Jezto ma
hromadene fondy z daleka ne.
ldostacuji pozadavkdm zakons
a pevnemu financnimu zakla
|du a iezto smeru must nezbyt
lne byti provedena reforma, at
liz k slouceni dojde 81 nikoli
iiest samozfejmo, re by nebylt
sani cnrayadliva ami n1oudre H.
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Jen pro represented.

Cizinec: "Aie zvlaste INTEL
gentne ten vas starosta nevy.
pada." :
Domaci: Gnu pane my no
name hlavne jen pro represen
taci."
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MLADSl MUZ rad by Sc ucil
tesarskemu femeslu. Kdo by
mel mlsto pro neho, necht' la
skave necha adresu " Vadnl.
"Sveta". I'll
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TWSSI [|T1 'WSS]
"KANADSTf VOJACI" "a.
VATI VETREM DO CLEVE.
LANDU.

Ia vcerejSi nocni boure "a
neseny vetrem do naSeho me.
sta miliony jeric, kteryzto
hmyz v prostomluve "kanad
skymi vojaky" je nazyvan.
ZvlaSte ma chodnicich dolenni
no mesta bylo dnes rano obrov
ske mnozstvi podobneho hmy-
zu, pochazejiciho z jezernich
piscin Kanady bouri sem "a
neseneho.
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt, po-
koj sam sobe, Haste Sc ci-
sle 5255 Dolloff Rd. TIP
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MOZNOST STAVKY MA
PkEDMESTSKE ORA
ZE.
ZE..

Motoraci a kondukteri, slou-
zlci u predm6stske trakcnl linie
Cleveland Southwestern and
Columbus, vyhrozuji stavkou,
pakli do soboty 60 centu ma ho'
dinu prace nebude jim povole-
no. Pak-li k stavce dojde do
prava mleka do mesta bude
obmezena. Trakcni ona linie
dovazi do Clevelandu asi 10.-
600 gallon1 mleka denne, KITE
re by "a stavky auto-trocky
muscle byti privazeno.
fWSS] [.f:E1 IWSSl
NAVRAT INzENYRU.
Vcera vratilo Sc 2 vojny do
mi asi 100 clevelandskych IN
zenyru, pfinalezejicich k plu-
ku els. 308. Prijeli re Sherman
v mensich oddilech a budou
meste,m oficielne pristi stredu
,uvltani. Mesto usporada ma pc
cest vyslouzilcG tech banket
IA Piles hotelu Cleveland ma
ktereto zabave bude Sc podilet
Icely mayordv kabinet jakoz i
clenove mestske valecne rady.
VIC q + - TYTCC1
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-12
SEAMEN HOLD CONGRESS-
Adopt Standard Wage Based on MT
imum Scale.

Paris, March 12.-After general
discussion at today's meeting or the
International Seamen's congress, the
delegates decided in favor of an IN
ternational standard wage, based on
the minimum scale adopted recently
at London of $50 a month for Seamen
and fremen.
After discussion of an interna-
tional conference of ship owners and
seamen, the congress voted almost
unanimously to issue a mandate to
the international Seamen's bureau TO
call such a meeting and submit to It
the motions dealing with employ
ment, rules of work, food, hygiene
and safety which were adopted by the
seamen's conventions at Paris and
London.
In the afternoon deputation
headed by the president Of the Sea
mems International Union of Amer
lea called on Samuel GOmpers, chair
man of the commission on interna-
tional labor legislation, and advised
him that all resolutions adopted by
the congress would be forwarded for
submission to the commission.
The congress. which is being at
tended by Representatives of the sea
mems associations of Great Britain,
the United States. Denmark. Sweden
and Norway. will last three days. The
congress will discuss indemnities for
families of seamen killed by German
submarines and compensation for
tonnage lost.
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HITS ;! |
JUS. TRANSPORTS
Secretary Baker Urged to
Commander Barges to
Supply Coal.
|SAILINGS DEF R ED
EAll Schedules Awry as Result
of New York Harbor
Trouble.

ri New York. March 12.--Secretary
Abf War Baker was urged to COM
sNmandeer enough barges and tugs 10
&supply transports with coal in a
Telegram sent today by the Whole
sale Coal Trade association follow
ing reports that the. troopships have
fbeens compelled to go to other ports
for, bunker coal as a result of tire
local harbor strike.
Several Cunard, White Star, Rcd
Star and French liners have been
forced to postpone sailing because OF
the coal shortage. The Mauretania,
which was to have departed today,
is now scheduled to sail tomorrow.
The Caronia, which was to have
sailed Monday, is expected to get
away this afternoon. The Lapland
was to have sailed last Saturday.
hut is stir at her dock, although Red
Star officials said she would star:
for Europe some time today. No
late has been fixed for the departure
of the Belgic, of the Red Star line.
The Biagara. if the French line,
failed to get away on schedule time
Yesterday. but it is believed she will
sail today.
N IGlnCtii NsaS 'hANA '''~
workers and the boat owners were
at a standstill today and hopes Tor
settlement of the controversy rests
in action by government ofhcials'
including federal conciliator james
Hughes. who is expected to return
TO this city today.
Remain at Deadlock.
New York, March 12.-Private boat
owners and their owners remained
in deadlock today, with little pros
pect of a settlement OF the harpor
strike. Meanwhile, conditions are
rapidly becoming serious, since the
longshoremen refuse to handle work
for boat owners, against whom the
harbor men are striking.
$500 in Walkout.
New York, March 12.-All trans
atlantic liners and government
transports in this port are tied up
today as the result Of the sympa-
thetic strike Of $500 coal barge and
tugboat workers employed by the
Berwynd White company, which
handles, ninety-five per cent. Of the
coal for local shipping.
In announcing the strike, union
leaders issued an ultimatum declar-
ing that none OF the workers Woutd
return to their jobs unless all barges
and tugboats belonging to the COM
pany are Communicated by the gov
ernment.
Diverted to Boston.
Bostoy., March 12.-f transports
bound for New York are diverted to
this rort in an effort to break the
strike of longshoremen and marine
workers now in effect at New York,
local longshoremen will refuse to
handle supplies and freight for the
troopships. local union leaders as
serted today.
The announcement by the union OF.
ficials followed the receipt here OF
news to the effect that the steam,
ship westlake, from st. Nazaire, rad
been diverted from New York 10 bos-
ton and the report that other troop
shins would be intercepted by wire
less and directed to dock here instead
of at New York.
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Five Ships in Port.


New York. March 12.-With Is22'
troops. the steamship Iowan arrived
here today from France. The units
are from the middle western and
southwestern and New England
states.
The steamship Amphion brought
1T casuals.
The Chinampa brought 80 casuaIs
from La Pallice.
The Surname. from Bordeaux.
brought A casuals. including a de-
tachment Of company No. IS (negro)
of Kentucky.
The hospital ship Mercy arrived
today from Bordeaux with. ss1 sicE
and wounded men, most OF them bed e
ridden.
Other transports due are the Gals :
mares, from Bordeaux, with 1,057 Of
ficers and enlisted men; the ToIoa.
with $40; the Honolulu with ia; the
Atenas with 101.
The Calameres units include the
Twenty sixth, engineering headquar-
ters detachment, headquarters First
tachment, Companies A, B, G. d, II
and +. Camp Dix, IS officers and 344
enlisted men; Thirty-f first brigade
coast artillery headquarters detach-
ment, 2 officers and 81 enlisted men.
34Sth infantry detachment, l offices
and 81 enlisted men: casual COM
panies Nos. "A, Illinois; As, Massacbu-l
setts. and 46. regular army detach-
ment of casual company 43. New
York. and detachments from casual
company 43 from Ohio.
The Iowan, from st. Nazaire, brings
the F'ifty-third company transp0rta-
ton corps. Fifth battery trench ar
tillery: 101st trench mortar battery;
10Sth trench mortar battery: evacua-
tion ambulance company No. "a: ann
bulance company No. 21; 657th aerial
squadron and two casual Companies
from New York and New Jersey.
Some Complete Units.
The Rijndam is one Of the five
transports bringing about 500 Of
ficers and 1000 men. which were an
nounced today by the war depart
ment as having sailed from France
Among the complete units on board
the five vessels is the 133rd field arr
tillery (old First Texas field artilr
lery)
The Zacapa is due at New York
March 81 with three convalesc7nt
detachments.
The Haverford is due at Phiiaf-
delphia about March 20 with the
31sth field signal corps completes
This ship has also three casual com
panies.
The Princess Matoika is due rt
Newport News March II with the
37th engineers complete. On board
also is the 306th trench mortar bat
terry Of the S1st division (Floridl.
North Carolina and South Caroliua
national army,) and a casual COM
pany Of Georgians.
The Polar Land is due at New
York March "a with a few easuals.
Cssuals on Wyandote.
The steamer Calamares arrived
from Bordeaux with 1857 troops
Units aboard included a medical de-
tachment of the 34Sth infantry of
the Eighty seventh division (Louts-
lana. Mississippi. Arkansas.)
F'orty-one casuals, mostly from
New York. arrived from Bordeaux on
the WVandote
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TO FILL VACANCIES

The civil service commission an
nounces an examination to be held in
Chattanooga on March Is, 1919. for
stenographer and typewriter. field
service, to fill vacancies throughout the
Fifth Civil Service district, which in
cludes Tennessee. Alabama, Georgia
and Mississippi, at entrance salaries
of $1,000 to 81, 200 per year. There is an
urgent need for stenographers and
typewriters for the field service and it
is hoped by the commission that a
large number of applicants will apply
for this examination. Prospects for ap-
pointment are good. An examination
is also announced to be held in Chat
tanooga, Tenn. on April Is, for stenog-
rapher and typewriter in the Pana1na
canal service. Vacancies in this serv-
ice at $500 per year entrance salaries
will be filled from this examination.
The commission announces an exam
instion for clerk in the Panama canal
service to be held in this city on April
%, 1919. Vacancies will be filed from
this examination at entrance salaries
of $4,000 per month. Full information
and application blanks may be had by
calling upon the secretary OF the civil
service board at the postoffice.
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MEAN TRICK PLAYED
ON FASCINATING. WOMAN

New York, March 1.-THE
fascinating silk-clad ankles of
Mrs. Hetty Inch. whicn at her
last trial for alleged eXtortion
were responsible for a dis
agreement of the jury, accord
ing to the prosecutor, were
concealed behind an oak bar
rier, four feet high when her
second trial began today. An
old fashioned sswinging gate
at the side of the witness
chair, permitted entrance then
closed automatically. When
Mrs. Inch saw the innovation
she gasped and fell back in
her seat.
."This is an outrage" de-
clared Harry j. Fulton, her
counsel.
"Why don't they build a box
on top so her face will be hid
den? She could shout her
answers loud enough to be
heard"
Then Mrs. Inch found her
voice. s
"Why do they want to put
me In a trenchr 1t isn't my
fault that my ankles are pretty
and I'm sure ! never show
them purposely."
Mrs. Inch is accused of ex-
torting $215 from Eugene p.
Herman, wealthy motortruck
manufa cturer.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-12
TURBULENCE IN BERLIN.
BERLIN.

Turbulence reigns in Berlin
and at last reports fighting
between the Spartacans and
the government troops was
still in progress. Women are
taking part on the side of the
former.
The reds are again menac-
ing the city from the south
eastern side and according TO
one report the government
must employ many reinforce
ments before they can doml-
nate the situation.
The Spartacan movement is
evidently spreading outside OF
the German capital for news
was received of the procla-
nation of martial law in sey-
eral cities in eastern Prussia,
as a result of this peril.
Twelve thousand Prussian
officers are serving as privates
in the government forces at
Berlin.
Although the striking work
men voted TO go back TO work,
many refused to do SC. The
workmen are openly friendly
to the reds.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-12
Hath MACHINE BATTALION
SAILS FOR NEWPORT NEWS
Unit of Thirtieth Division, Originally Old First
Tennessee Cavalry, Aboard the Transport
Rijndam, Due March Il = Five Ships
Reach New YOrk-Many Casuals M

Washington March l2-The 1l4th machine gun battalion
of the Theth division originally the old First Tennessee
airy has sailed for Newport News aboard the
due March 81.
To Demoblize at Oglethorpe.
Washington, March IA Special 1.-The Hath machine
battalion sailed March from ST. Nazare France, the
transport Rndam and scheduled to dsmbark Newport
News about March 2 This unit composed of Tennessee
troops and will be demobilized at Fort Ogehorpe.
Cable to War Department.
Washington, March 12-(Specia) "A cabegram received
this that the following
tachmen of the Theh division sailed from ST. March
10 for Newport News the transport Fnand Headquarters
55h artillery brigade Battery A. and First battalion headquarters
of 18th field artillery, officers and 1862 9Th machine
battalion complete 2S officers and detachent
Hath machine battalion officer and Ga IL 4h ar
lery complete, 46 officers and 1860
1t is possible that the debarkaon port be changed
Charleston York The that
reach American port about March 81.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-12
18TH FIELD ARTILLERY TO
DEBARK AT NEWPORT, VA.

Washington. March H.
Especial. The war depart
ment announced today that the
ll3th field artillery. composed
Of North Carolina guardsmen,
will debark at Newport News
on March is instead OF at New
York as originally planned. No
further news of sailings OF
other Thirtieth division units
is available. 1t was stated to-
day that the delay to the other
units is due to the large num-
Der of casuals and wounded 70
be taken care OF with the
limited number of ships avail
able.
Many of the casuals are men
who are being sent home for
urgent family reasons. such as
illness or death, and they,
therefore. take precedence.
News of the sailings or the
Tennessee troops may be ex-
pected momentarily.