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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-12
WHEELocK

l.. N. Cree returned from trip 10
Massachusetts, last Tuesday night.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. J Mooney and son
Howard, and Mrs. Rebeccn Mooney,
visited at Geo. Weeds last Saturday.
w. N. Wiley and family were bust
ness visitors at st. Johnsbury last
Friday.
Homer BENEFITS father has come
to spend the winter with them.
w. c. Mitchem is in st. Johnsbuly
attending county court as juryman.
There is a grange meeting this week
Saturday evening.
Frank Scruton and wife who are
both invalids, Mrs. Scruton in a wheel
chair, the result of broken hip,
were made glad Thanksgiving by a
bountiful dinner sent in by the Will
lage people and friends at Lyndon
for which they are very grateful.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hoffman re-
turned last Thursday evening from
Burke, Newport and Barton among
relatives.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-12
BETTER THAN CA[DMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
result of DR.. Edwards determination
moi to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For IL years he used
these tablets Ia vegetable compound
mixed with olive oiD in his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that calomel
does but have no bad after effects. no
pains, no gripping, no injury to the
gums or danger from acid ioods-ye
thew stimulate the liver and bowels.
Take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
when you feel "logy" and heavy.
Note how they clear clouded brain and
perk up the spirits. 10c and 25c a box.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-12
BOWLING LEAGUE

Team No, | defeated Team No. 3
in the bowling league Of the Fair
banks teams at the Barquin alleys
Monday night in q close match. Fol
lowing is the detailed score
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-12

John Buck ley was in Windsor all
of last week attending U. S. court as
iuryman.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-12
S29 637 729 221

S2U OF III ZzID
In Team No. Howard substituted
for Flynn in the third string and for
Ranney in the second string.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
LA COLONISATION DAMS
L'OUEST

LIE Canadien-francais qui abandonne
sa province natalie pour venir renfor-
GER un groupe exterieur, loin d'etre
perdu pour sa race, Sc trouve le Plus
souvent en- mesure de la servlr plus
efficacement. C'est un soldat lnutlllse
dams un secteur bien defendu que pon
porte sur un point plus menace. La ba-
taille pour la survivance francalse est
engage aujourd'hui, non plus sur les
riyes du Saint Laurent mais bien dams
POntario ct dams POuest.
De plus, notre race est essentlelle-
ment agricole; ellie grand ct prospe-
re en- tirant sa principale force de la
vie des champs, ct Pattachement au
sol est pour ellie lie plus STIR gage de Ia
conservation des vertus ancestrales.
On repete volontiers au Canadien-
francais quill est partout chez lul dams
le pays, serait-il lie dernier venlr
s'emparer dun sol don't la proprlete
est au premier occupant. On s'est bat
tn pendant cinq ans en- Europe pour Ia
possession de quelques provinces qul
representent un bien petit territoire,
compare a celui qui s'offre chez nous
aux pacifques soldats de la charrue:
Ces gems des "vieux pays" apprecient
,mieux que nous, evidemment, la RI
chesse fonciere, ct ce sont principale-
ment -Allemands, Galiciens, Rus
.ses, Polonais- s'installent solide-
ment dams nos PLANES de pOuest. Et
pendant ce temps-0 ironie des chooses!
les descendants des premiers cultl-
vateurs du Canada seraient redmts,
faute de champs a ensemencer, ira
WALLER CONNIE manoeuvres a Montreal
ct CONNIE ouvriers d'usine dams la
Nouvelle Angleterre!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
I'm NOUVEAU JUDGEMENT DE
SALOMON
De "La DemocratieNouvelle".

De ssLa DemocratieNouve
En- Terre-Sainte, la Croix Rouge
americaine ct l'armee britannique,
travaillant de concert, ont a resoudre
un probleme qui ma pas dequivalent
ailleurs. Quand les lures deporterent
en- Arabic plus dun million d'Arme-
MEMS, lis separerent les membre dune
meme famille ct bien des enfants Sc
trouvent actuellcment sans parents,
dams une detresse sans egale. La
Croix-Rouge americaine s'ingenie a
retrouver les meres des petits aban-
donnes. II Y cut Pautre jour, un cas-
qui a rappele le fameax jugement de
Solomon. Une pauvre Armenienne
pretendait que son enfsnt vivait a
Alep chez un Turc, qui la faisait pas
ser pour sa petite cousine. La fillette
await ans ct ellie ne reoonna1t pas
la femme. Etait-ce ure preuve deci-
sive? La mere expliquait que son en-
fant lui await etc erlevee a Page de 8
ans. LIE capitaine de la Croix-Rouge
americaine etait psrplexe; soudain, il
cut lidee de faire chanter a la femme
des berceuses. La fillette ecouta d'a-
d'abord etonnee, puis lie souvenir Sc fit.
C'etait Ia la voix qui jadis Pendor-
matt; ces airs, sa memoire ne les await
pas encore oublies. Grac3 ce strata
gene, la pauvre refugiee a retrouve
son enfant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
La .Journee de
8 Heures dams
le Monde Enter

Westinghouse programme sui
want sera etudie a Ia conference in
ternationale du Travail, co1-stituee en-
vertu du traite de paix qui Goit avoir
lieu lei le % octcbre.
LA journee de huit heures de
travail pour lie monde enter.
lie secours &c PEtat pour ceux
oui sont sans emploi.
LA REORGANIZATION ct la preven-
= du travail des enfants.
4.-Les conditions d'emploi des
iemmes dams lindustrie.
On s'attend a ce que plusieurs CEN
taines de delegues assistent a cette
grande convention. Mais seules les
nations qui ont rattle lie traite de paix
pourront Y prendre part. On fait re-
marquer que 81 la ratification du trail
te retardait trop, il Sc pourrait fort
que les delegues des Etats-Unls ny
participassent pas.
QUAINT au travail des enfants, on
dit que les delegues presenteront des
motions pour empecher lie travail des
enfants oui mont pas quatorze ans.
La question du travail feminin dams
les industries sera divisee en- trols: Ia
defense du travail pour les femmes
enceintes ct pour celles qui viennent
d'etre meres, avec un fonds national
pour voir leur subsistence pendant
ces periodes de temps; pabolition du
travail de mutt pour les femmes ct
certaines lois pour la sauvegarde des
femmes dams les industries ou il
du danger.
LIE president Wilson, dit-on, en-
voye une lettre aux representants di-
plomatiques americans pour inviter
les nations qui ont droit de participer
a envoyer des delegues.
La conference rationale des che
minis de fer pour etudier la nationai-
sation des chemins de fer Sc reunira
deux semaines avant la conference in
ternationale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
QUEBEC

M. Martin Valiquet, etudiant TO-
restier, fills de M. J. D. Valiquet, de
cette Vile, s'est noye sur la cote Nord,
au Lac Manikouagan, OH il etait allie
avec une expedition du Ministere des
Terres ct Forets.
I'm horrible accident s'est produit
a la cale-seche de la "Davie Shipbuil-
ding, a Lauzon, au cours duquel deux
ouvriers ont perdu la vie ct vingt-
deux ont etc blesses, un grand nombre
g1ievement, qui cause une profonde
sensation dams tout lie district.
Les ouvriers qui travaillaient a la
reparation des navires Thunder Boy
ct "Atikokan" venaient de terminer
leur journee ct pres dune quarantai-
ne avaient pris place sur une passe-
relle de deux pieds de largeur ct de
quarante pieds de longueur conduit
SAINT du navire "Atinokan" a la troi-
sieme marche de la cale-seche, soft
une hauteur de 80 pieds.
Rendus au milieu de la passerelle
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
CA N AD A

il sc produsiit un craquement ct tou
les ouvriers furent projetes dams Il
vide.
La passerelle await cede ct casse
au milieu. On entendit alors des cris
epouvantables. On accourut de toutes
parts au secours des malheureux. Plu-
sieurs medecins furent mandes en- tou-
te hate. Des prejres vinrent aussi por'
ter les secours de la religion.
Voici la liste complete des blesses
Alphonse Richard, 33 ans, Montma-
gny, grievement blesse ct en- danger
A. Rodrigue, jeune homme age de
16 ans, bras gauche arrache ct une
jambe fracturee.
Chas. Marquis, de Rimousqui, cou-
pures a la tete.
Aime Ouellet, de Quebec, blesse au
dos ct aux reins.
Jules Gosselin, de Lewis, blesse a un
pied.
Joseph Dumas, de Lauzon, 29 ans,
jambe fracturee.
Oscar Rancourt, de Lauzon, "a ans.
grievement blesse divers endroits.
/ CASTOR Nolin, St-Romuald, blesse a
la tete.
Wilfrid Bolduc, 16 ans, de Lauzon,
blesse a la tete. ;.
Elz. Langlois, St-Sauveur, blesse a
! la tete.
L. E. Desjardins, St-Philippe de- Ne
Alex. Denis, St-Michel de Bellechas-
Sc, blesse a la tete ct aux pieds.
Chs Poirier, % ans, St-Gregoire,
ianbe fracturee.
Eug. Normand, % ans, LIslet.
C. Godin, 10 ans, de St-Sauveur:
Adj. Leblonc, % ans, Lauzon, bles-
sures aux reins.
Phil. Duquet, Is ans, de Lauzon, les
deux jambes fractures.
Jules Langlois, 18 ans, Bienvllle,
pleasures aux reins.
Alphonse Deschenes, % ans, Lau-
zon, blesse aux jambes.
Albert Br1lotte, Herve Blouin ct
Joseph Therien, de Lauzon.
Lucien Barras de Lewis, en- tombant,
saisit un fiji electrique ct resta suspen-
du jusqu'a ce qu'on vint le secourir.
Deux succomberent a leurs blessu-
res, ce sont: Georges Beland, pere de
II enfants, demeurant a Breakeyvllle,
mort pendant qu'on lie transportait a
PHotel-Dieu, de Lewis; Antonio Le-
cours, 29 ans, marie ct pere de famil-
lie.
Quelques minutes apres Paccident,
on Wit arriver des centaines ct des
centaines de personnes. Meres ct en-
fants cherchaient un frere, un pere.
IL cut des scenes profondement iris
tes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
EUROPE
LONDRES

Les gisements de charbon du
Yorkshire Oh plus de 100000 nineurs
sont en- greve dcpuis lie Fl Juliet, ont
decide, lie 13 ecoule, de reprendre leur
exploitation. Les grevistes ont resolu
de retourner au travail lors dune as
semblee generate Bansley.
-Trois peaux de renard argente,
evaluees a $2,50oOO en- Angleterre,
ont etc achetees recemment a Arch
angel. par un officer britannique, pour
six bouteilles de wh;skey. Un autre Of
ficier a echange une caisse de cham
pagne pour un collier de dlamant eva
lue a des milliers de p1;:stres.
Las soldats de rctour du front russo
pretendent que les Russes donnent
tout pour Sc procurer de leau de Vle'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22

Neu-York.-Un fait remarquable
Went de Sc produire a Phopital Ste
Marie de New York, alors que Nine
Mary Pietrafesa dome naissance a
une petite file ayant quatre bras ct
quatre jambes.
LIE DR. Dejanis qui a assiste la mere,
declare aux representants des jour-
naux que la mere ct renfant etaient
en- excellente condition ct quill ny
await pas de raison pour laquelle Pen
fant ne pourrait grandir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
TROIs RIvIEREs

I'm violent incendie a detruit, le
ID ecoule, la grsnde ecurie de la St
Maurice Paper Co., ainsi que "a che
vaux, cinquante charges de foin, un
char d'avoine qui Sc trouvaient dams
cette batisse, ct on estimc les pertes a
environ vingt mile piastrcs. II y await
des assurances.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
Argyle, MINI.

Un docteur medecin canadien-fran-
Gals est vivenent desire par les habi-
tants. II Y a lei 140 families qui par
lent lie francais. Les plus anciens
membres de ces families ne compren-
nent guere Panglais. Qu'un medecin
canadien-francais nous vienne done,
il sera recu a bras ouverts.
P. LIE Floch, cure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22

Mexico.-Les reclamations en- DOM
images intentees la suite de Ia revo-
luton mexicaine atteignaient lie 2
ao1t, 100000 de pesos. Cette SOM
me ne comprend pas les reclaMations
anglaises, americaines ct FRANCHISES.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
PARIS

-L'aeroplane geant francais qul
porte lie nom fort approprie de Go
liath", sous le commandment du lieu
tenant Bossoutrot, atterr1 a Casa
blanca, au Marco, $40 le IL apres-
midi. L'aeroplane doit sc rendre Da-
kar, dams la oolonie francaise du Sc
negal, terme de son envolee. LIE depart
s'est fait de Villa Coublay, pres de Pa
ris,
lie lieutenant Bossoutrot espere cou-
vrir la distance Il 1868 miles -en
trois jours, a raison de 13O. kilometres
-8O73 milles-a Pheure.
A Casabla,.ca, il prit a bord de son
aeroplane une m;trailleuse ct remls
dec revolvers a ses dix passagers, en-
cas- Oh Paeroplane serait force date
rir parmi les tribus sauvages entire
Casablanca ct Dakar.
Les soldats allemands accuses d,a-
voir commits des attrocites ou des de-
preciations dams les regions occupies
commencent a arriver a Lille, au dire
de depeqhes de cette vile LA Llber-
te". lis sont incarceres da1:s ia citadel
lie, Oh lis sejou-,neront jusqu'a leur
process.
Entire autros irculpes Sc trouvent lie
lieut.. Dindcr, accuse d'cscroquerie ct
de vol en- relation de materiaux ct lie
lieut.. Schmitz, accuse d'avoir vole des
argenteries. Deux autres inculpes ont
etc arrete a Stra3bourg, Gu lis atten-
dent leur transport, alors qu'un GER
tain nombre de mardats d'arrestation
ont etc ennis ladress+. de plusieurs
autres inculpes, parni lesquels Sc
trouve lie genera! Won Zolner, accuse
d'avoir ordonne Ia deportation de Jeu-
mes gems ct de jeunes files de Lille.
Rome.-Le due d'Aoste, cousin ger
main du roi Victor-Emmanuel ct COM
mandant de la Be armee italienne du-
rant la guerre, visitera prochainement
IAmerique, la Chine ct lie Japon., =
Une depeche d. Rome, datee du IL
juliet declare que lie projet dun voy-
age autour du monde du prince herl-
tier italien etc remis en- question ct
quill partira probablement pour IA
me1ique du Nord Get automne.
LIE dus d'Aoste est age de so ans.
C'est lie frere a1ne du due des Abruz-
zes, vice-amiral de Ia marinc italienne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
GRAND
PIQUE-NIQUE
AU. PETIT CANADA q

\ AU. PETIT CANADA
Grand pique-niquc au Petit Canada
lie dimanche 81 aout, au profit de Pc
elise St Jean IEvangeliste. Un bon
bouillon sera servi sur le terrain. Nos
amis de St Paul ct de Minneapolis
sont cordialement invites. II y aura
des automobiles au bout de la ligne
Mississippi and Cherokee Heights pour
,amener lie monde sur lie terrain.
\ Venez vous aurez du bon temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22

Maladie du foie. M. Henri Finke de
cleveland, Ohio, nous ecrit: "Je souf-
frais du foie ct dun severe catarrhe
dams la tete. Apres avoir employe le
Novoro du DR. Pierre je me sentis
bien". Ce remede herbeux bien connu
,agit sur lie foie ct lui rend son activite
,normale. II nest pas vendu par les
droguistes. Des agents speciaux le
fournissent. Ecrire au DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 2501 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, Ill. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-22
TOURNEE DU PRESIDENT

Westinghouse president Wilson
commencera sa tournee de conferences
a travers les Etats-Unis aussitot que
le comite des relations etrangeres
aura remis lie traite de paix au Senat.
Celia lui permcttra de repondre pen
dant sa tournee, aux discours du Sc
nat contre la Ligue des Nations.
M. Wilson cemble satisfait de Fac
celebration du comite des relations
etrangeres, car il lui sera possible,
CONNIE c'est son desir, d'etre a San
Francisco pour la premiere semaine
de septembre.
Avant de gutter Washington, lie
president veut voir lie programme
bien trace de la campagne contre le
cout eleve de la vie qui est en- bonne
vote au Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO
DECREASE TAG DAYS HERE
Committee From Council Of Sociul
workers 10 investigate Raising
of CHARITY Funds.

Investigation of the subject or tag
days and the raising OF money for
charitable organization and social
agencies in Richmond Will bc ynad,. hv
4 committee appointed n meeting or
the council OF Social Workers ycst,r-
day afternoon at o'clock in the FRO
iessional Worncn's Building at olO
last last Grace street: Rev. ID. c Mac
iachlan ID. D., is chairman.
Othcrs-mcnbers Of DR. Maclachlan's
committee are Rev. Father Charles T..
iiannigan Rev. J. j. Schcrcr. ID d
Mrs St George Cooke, Mrs. Rov *,
flannagan and Miss Louise Pscc.
Elimination Of the present incrcas-
lnslE large number of tag days by a
possible pooling % interests of an
charitable org nizations in Richmond
on budget system basis WAS discussed
MT the meeting yesterday. and the ap-
pointmeni o: The Investigation COM
mittce was made with the idea Of de-
term!ning Thets.. p-t.noc such a plan
would b. foprd .ss;s,olc for Richmond
II was ihourn; al ss'7le in view Of
a numbe! o: ming which the council!
has set out - accomplish during the
present year ttA: : REORGANIZATION be
imm ediatel? Effected witn D we'll de-
fined ana representative membership
and definite program
AS Chairman - nc executive com
mittee, Rev. Father HGrnigan suggest
cd that Miss Lucy WIKI and Mrs Ralph
Johnson volunteer . serve on mem
hcrship com .nictee THIS they did. Or.
il. II. Hubs. J-. presided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
WRlTS OF ERROR ALLOWED
Granted by Supreme Court 81 ippca,s
In Two Cases Invoking suits
for DaniaEc.

Writ OF error was allowed YESTERDAY
In the case % Gordnn's Administrators
against the Southern Halfway COMPANY
in the Supreme Court Of Appe4Is or
Virginia. Damages 20 tho .Nten' Of
$4,000 for the death OF Fanul, Cor
don, killed by a train near Shipmau n
year ago. is asked IN The C4sc wllIch
WAS decided in favor OF the company !n
the Circuit Court OF Nelson County
Another wit o! error granted was
in thc case OF Dixon W. Dugus 30
peal vas also granted from tho dccis.
ION OF the City Circuit Court Of Dan
vile in the case of the Queen insiIr
ancc COMPANY vs.. Laura !; Perkins.
The jury OF tho Danvllc court award
Tin In the former case
Refusal 10 gran, writ Of error In
tho case OF w. ~ wood vs. Amer
Kline was made. 1hin case came from
the Lnenburg County C!rcuit Court
and involved 40 alleged breach OF con.
tract Tor which wood sued for Si.-
PATTY. verdict rendered IN tho lower
court. was Slol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
LEO KIDD CASE CARRIED
OVER UNTIL DECEMBER II
Failure OF Witnesses to Attend C,n...
reinforcement When Called in
IiustinSH Court

When the case of Leo N Kiaa
charged with stealing an automobiI.
from from Donald Cameron. was called in
atust!nss court yesterday, il wac
continued until December IL on Kidds
request due TO the inability of some
OF ms WITNESSES to appear The charges
against l.. y. Seay and ]. NJ. Myers. FOR
t It's same otensc. were continued until
sentence OF one year in the State
prison give Linwood Butler, charged
Win Win stealing an automobile. the prop
until December !. The cases n i.ina
WOOD Dudley and Charles Blunt, on the
same charge. were held over until De-
L. j. Morvine, charged with trans
porting ardent spirits, WAS dismissed
by Judge Richardson. When his case
was heard last month a hung jury re-
suited. When brought up yesterday
ucnce W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
I0NLY HALF OF CITIZENS
HAVE FUEL FOR WINTER
This is Opinion Expressed by Walker
Cottrcll, Coal Dealer, Before
Rotary Club
SAYS SITUATION is ACUTE
Albert S, johnson of Federal Reserve
SAYS SITUATION is ACUTE
Albert S. Johnson. OF Federal Reserve
Bank, Tells Rotarians of Low Cost
of Selling Liberty Bonds and
Government Securities.

ss.s q the RicHmoud. Rotary CLUB
he Basinsss Mss ''G2 .S w ,,'ISSrnE a.
treli made fve-ioiautc address ON
me coal situation here 4; me presen;
;ins Snd wh4; i; wo@.G Re LATER under
Quickly Nj. Co;;-cM outlined the coal
SITUATION he7e ara me c.sa. AardShipS
tNas, .Nou,tr iSs-st.Or issued Yesterday
Would .7Hici 81 ,-SGutac;u-t1E con-
'siss /. no; -,"a5Eed 2r Te,m3yea
Eota-ianS eu; - vs- cent 81 the c!;i-
ssnS have iai2 y ;ae.- c0sl supply for
Sss winter Tbs Te7te-;ScS he stated
~e!i-;o-5o ciaSs and the poorer class
a16 les :o7to7Sie ones We're p7acti-
Two weeks spp?,y o. coal was the
limit o. the su7piy 81 The r-esen; time.
was MS belief. he Said Notification
has been sen; coal dealers b. the
only the factories making :oodstuTs
are 20 be allowed coal Il the preSen;
Conditions Very Acute.
he told OF trip 10 Washington las;
week concerning the delivery OF coal.
which consumed three DAYS. bu; was
fruitiess According, 70 Nj Co;trell.
acute and probable shutdown OF
manufacturing concerns which are
classed as nonessential IS thought to
ne immi pent, unless the conditions are
relieved
Speaking OF the probable ending OF
The coal strike at once and the re-
sumption OF business at 4 normal rate.
Mr. Cottrell stated that il would be
In all probability a month before con-
ditions could return to normal IL the
strike was called OF at once, because
Of the congestion OF railways and car
shortage
Because of the present congestion
and because Of the trouble experienced
with transportation and congestion at
terminals II was stated BY tho speaker
that II would be soma time before
anything like normal times could be
expected.
Cost of Selling Low.
Figures which showed that the sale
OF Liberty bonds and securities cost
The United states government only
from one-t tenth TO onc-twenticth of
l per cent on the dollar were Eivcu by
Albert S. Johnson, OF the Federal Re-
serve Bank, in his address to illus
trate how cheaply sales expenses of
the government, were mot.
That the Virginia District, known
as the Fifth. stood third OF all dis
tricts in the United States in subscrip-
Liberty was also pointed out nv Mir
Johnson. Even at tha, figure II ,y,s
asserted that only 1875 per cent of the
population of the district subscribed.
although the total subscriptions tot..eu
SllS per capita.
The, New York District ranked first.
and the Boston District second in to-
tai subscriptions to the hvc loans. he
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
FORMATION OF NATIONAL
GUARD REGIMENT PLANNED
tnnt-GeneraI Stern Think. Organ
N"'ion oah ne Mustered in WithiS
thirty Days

Nans to form the first regiment Of
the NEXT T thirty as Guard troops within
by Adjniant; General 10 Lane oe's seer made
mu Airsaay in 1ye ,S eomganies have been
Virginia; and one mach T e Grar eo,I In
b for the hgS rs, these, availabie troops
panies in Blackstone T Yaw- De com. com.
to be su mnxers whiGh are nsary ready
sides I. the Blues Battalion b here DC
ta Companies Pana and the numbers ers' which
miiitarw zen ne,a assigned to them by the
EE:S omnar,di arc: Company IS. Richmond:
?. m ctoryy i: charlottesville; Company
COMPANY 4. Roanoke. ~ :
na mo letters sn will BIO given the COM
pianies Tor some time. 1t is stated hut
tha nc Adjutant- General viii supply
t tne ,e!ters as much as possible to con-
FORM to the old historical signifeance
OF the location OF the. company. =
face ons ,bsp problem 6isTa which will probably
OF assigning Company A. -