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Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
EAST CANAAN
East Canaan Wins


One of the fastest games of the
season was played at Dover Plains,
N. Y. on Labor Day by the close
score of and a. The East Canaan
team playing an errorless game. The
Dover Plains team although fast had
no chance during the game to beat
out the local team. The infeld
playing the fastest kind of ball,
making good every chance that
came, the outfeld took everything
around them. D. Casey being ex-
ceptionally fast pulling down long
drive and doubling his man at first.
The batting honors were carried off
-by Bob Sawin in the End inning by a
traffic drive, which he easily stretched
to a. home run with two men on
bases, also was credited double in
the 9th inning. D. Casey a close
second in batting honors was cred
tied with a single and double. Bob
Sawin was on the mound for the
local team, and pitched his usual
strong game, allowing scattered
hits and striking out men. Dill
gan the new catcher played a fast
game back of the bat and secured in
the Bird inning one-two base hit.
Klyack and Thompson were the
battery for Dover Plains and did
excellent work and the fielding of
the New York team was fast and
snappy throughout. But were out
played throughout the contest by the
local boys.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
SALISBURY

Samuel w. Whitbeck, has received
his honorable discharge from the
medical corps, and is at his home
here.
Mrs. Jennie Squires has announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, to Mr.. N. G. Best of
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fitting of
Baltimore, Md, Mrs. Willis Linden
and son of Hartford, and w. w. Hor-
tie of Hartford have been visiting
the Misses Hortie.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Seeley, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Belcher Jr., and Mrs.
Jennie Sherwood motored to Savin
Rock on Labor Day.
Fred Sherwood and family of
Philmont, N. Y. have been visiting
relatives in town.
Earl Applebee of New Canaan
has been visiting his cousin, Stanley
Sherwood.
Several of our local farmerettes
motored to Goshen Fair on Monday,
and captured several prizes on their
garden produce.
Samuel Whitbeck is assisting in
the drug store for few days, in the
absence of Mr.. Champagne.
Mrs. C. H. Whitbeck and children
o Waterbury is visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Clara Bishop went to New
York last Thursday, returning Fri
day, accompanied by Miss Kathryn
Snyder, who spent Labor Day with
| her.
Miss Elsie Fackler of New York
has been visiting friends in town.
Miss Marguerite Marston has ac-
cepted a position in New York.
Among those who were in town
Warner from Camp Upton; Robert
for the weekend were: Miss Lois c.
Ashman and family from Worcester,
Mass; Edward o. Warner and fam
lily of Scranton, Penn.
The Public Schools opened for
the Fall Term on Tuesday, with The
Misses Hortie and Clark and Miss
Mabel Butler of New Hampshire
as teachers of the respective rooms.
Jacob Fitting and family who have
been in Baltimore, hwere Mr.. Fit
ing had a good position, have re-
turned to Salisbury to finish his
house.
Miss Elizabeth Squires returned
to her school duties at Phillipsburg,
N. J. on Monday.
Miss Mary V. Warner spent the
weekend with friends in Schenecta-
dy, N. Y.
The young people had a very
pheasant evening with dancing at the
Scoville Memorial Library on Friday
evening, and another at the town hall
on Monday evening.
Miss M. Berge has reopened her
house for a few weeks.
J. C. Howell and family leave this
week. for Alabama for an Indefinite
stay.
The Children's Exhibits at the
town hall on Saturday, although not
as many as previously, but they were
of much better grade, showing p
great deal of work and care on the
part of each and credit on the lea.
ders. The demonstrations were ex.
cellent, some from quite small chill.
dren. Some of the teams went to
Goshen Fair on Monday, returning
> with several prizes.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
NEWS from NEARBY F0WRS

were guests of Mrs. G.. S. Dunning
Friday.
The condition of Dewey Garfield,
who is at DR.. Reidy's, Winsted, is
considered slightly improved.
Little Ella Spencer who had an
operation for appendicitis at the
Lltchfeld County Hospital is slowly
improving.
Miss Rose Bird of Schenectady
visited her sister, Miss Kate Bird part
of last week.
Rev. Robert Fletcher occupied the
pulpit in the Union Chapel at Short
Beach last Sunday.
Earl Feathers is home from over
seas, and it is reported he is wearing
the only D. S. C. medal in Litchfield
County.
Henry Dean and daughter Alta
who have been visiting at H. C..
Allyn's, also friends in Winsted, have
returned to their home in Brandon,
Vt.
Mrs. Edward Fuller has a story to
tell. She has two pullets which laid
26 eggs from Aug. 9th to Sept. LIST.
Who can beat that?
James Henry Tyrrell, 8-months-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tyrrell of
this place, died after a very short
illness, Monday night, August 25th.
Funeral services were held at his
home on Wednesday afternoon con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. F. Maylott.
Burial was in the East Canaan GENE
terry.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

his home town once more.
Mrs. Bert Gay of Winsted was q
guest of Mrs. A. H. Heaton over Sun
day and Monday.
Sherman Warner of Waterbury
has been a guest of his brother,
Clifford Warner.
C. H. Osborn and daughter and
Ward Finkle spent the day last Sun
day with Mrs. Mary Blake.
The Fireman's Tournament on
Monday was a success in every res
pect, excepting the crowd, the wea-
Their being unfavorable for those
coming out of town.
The Lakeville school opened Tues
day this week with the usual staff of
teachers. All the former teachers
returning with the exception of Mrs.
Colver and Miss Williams Of Maine
is taking her place.
Walter Silvernale and family of
Hartford motored into town to at
tend the Fireman's Tournament on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bryant of
Hudson are the guests of Ralph Bry-
ant.
Mrs. Milford Woodwork of Tor
rington was Labor Day visitor in
this village.
Miss Hazel Thurston of Naugatuck
spent Labor Day with her parents In
town.
Henry Day has been assisting at
John Egan's market the past week.
Mrs. Theodore Wachter of Win
sted was the guest of Mrs. M. E.
Miller last Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Davis and children of
Pittsfeld, Mass. and Mrs. II. L
Thornton and daughter were the
guests of Mrs. John Cleaveland on
Labor Day.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond VosburQ,
and child are visiting relatives In
town.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Miss Catherine O'Brien of Water
bury is spending a few days at
Henry Wilson's.
M. N. Foley and Elizabeth Nc
Cormick of Canaan have been spend
ing a few days at D. J. Foley's at
Maybrook, N. Y.
Miss Gertrude Brinton of Winsted
spent Labor Day with her sister,
Mrs. G. W., Cowdrey.
Several from here attended the
baseball game at Dover Plains, N.
Y. Labor Day afternoon.
Myron. Porter of Derby spent La
Dor Day with his mother here.
Miss Mary Tierney has returned to
her work at Chamberlain's store after
two weeks illness.
The people here enjoyed an excel
lent sermon Sunday morning by DR..
Thompson of Norfolk and New York.
Next Sunday, Rev. VIM. F. Stearns
of Norfolk will occupy the pulpit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bates and two
daughters of Plainville have been
spending few days at Mrs. Gar.
fields and FL. K. Trescott's. Mrs
Trescott's sister, Miss Ida Geer is
also with them for few days.
Mrs. Clark and son L. W. Clark OF
Worcester, Mass. spent a few days
with Mrs. Bryant last week.
The choir met for rehearsal Wed
nesday evening. Miss DeHart me-
with them.
The Misses Ensign Of Lime Rocl
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
SOUTH CANAAN
(Deferred)

Lyle Loverin went to Vermont last
week to attend the funeral Of his
aunt.
Arthur Dean lost horse last week
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wright last week, Aug. 10.
Fred Bushey was home over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kindleburgh
were recent visitors in this place.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
CORNWALL HOLLOW
(Deferred)

Friends from West Cornwall mo-
tored to L. S. Chipman's the first of
the week.
Henry Scovel was in West Corn
wall recently.
The whip-poor-will visited this
place Saturday evening, for the first
time in several years
Mrs. Lillian Bently Miller accom-
panied by a cousin motored to L. s.
Chipman's from Waterbury the first
of the week.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank all our neigh
bors and friends who were so kind to
us during the illness and after the
death of our little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tyrrell.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
SHARON

Fl. B. Dakin was in New York last
week. II 20 s..t@ .ss
Miss Anna B. Gruber of New York
is spending the fortnight with her
sister, Mrs. G. L. Forte. 49,.
S. C. Hallowell of Torrington was
in town last week.
Miss Mollie Mcdonald of East Pep
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank our relatives and
friends for the help and comfort
rendered during our recent bereave-
ment.
Willis Hurlburt and family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
AUCTIONs-LECAL
Auction Sales.
90


IN Rs eSrks oee u H. 5aa;
city OF Richmond. June 2. lslg-Fursusnt
posals will he received by the .unsjsrsigned
in said Office until ~ NJ. June rs. 1919. for
,he frst iov Of juv is,S and ND ineiade 'f pa,
per 'shx,y. round; sush as ie useu at pres
is used At presently. with the style OF tho
cas-" and the court from which the record
comes neatly printed thereon; said print
olaRi pages or blanlSs between the line,
or paraEraphs: 500 ems 10 4 page:
MIRA SSi eharEFs 4" be made for figure work
and Italics to be used when required
Twenty four c"pie. OF record to he FUR
nishsd The proof must be. read and Re.
proofreedsr rprhished when so rtauifed
R hg mTiniinT y 70 pc done In the ely Of
'to7 tho clerks Office within such space OF
time. after such records arc delivered TO the
printer as H. court or clerk may .rsaui;c;
time 50 required: the said printing Is TO be
put out by the clerk upon tho best terms he
can procure the CONTRACTOR for such print.
the same in excess OF his contract price
II. Stewart Jones Clerk.
SEALED PROpOSALS-Ofsce Director of
Purchase. Clothing and EQuipaEe d.
Munitions D Huidinr. washins; S IS e.
Sealed proposals in triplicatc. Will be re-
csved at this on,ce until, II A NJ. June
spccticntons No. oat rroposS Y to- to he I lied
in trpIica,e and must hear guaranty, OF
10 per cent thereon. Information obtain
able at Zone supply Office. Coca Cola Build
Ing la trrNn
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.fUCTIONS-LEC.4L
Legal Notices.

SEALED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and EGui-
. page piysion. Purchasing and Contracts
tons Building. Washington u. G. Sealed
proposals for furnishing l5o, 000. awaits. or
any part thereof, specifications No l92a
viii be received here until II \ NJ. June
II. 1919. Proposals To he fled in triplicatr
and must bear guarantee OF 10 pcr cent
thereon. Information ob;ainable from Zone
supply officer, Coca Cola Iuiding. BaitI-
more. Md,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

iHARM 3clSr-Wantcd. registered assist
ant pharmacist man with several years
experience in prescription filling and general
work in drug store. Testimonials must ac-
company application. state salary and age:
Must be Of steady ha bits and not afraid OF
work Thompson Drug Co. Chatham. Va.
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MERCHANDISE

your order now NyoII
the rush Phone Madison ZEE Rich
moni Awning 90. w. w. Mosclcy. mana ger.
Dpp"site IL i:yrtc.
SpDkS-old hooks bought. SOLD and en-
changed. .lb North Firth street.
tank. bathtub washstnnd ono grocer = ton
wagon. ono willow carriage. 25i7 J. street
LNlMENT-l'or piupies. cruptions eczema
Eczema Lotion and Royal I.inituont: in
u.s., 90 years This in,mep, Will give re:
COMPANY zoe East Marshall street
SADDi.E-For sale. Western saddle. COO
North Twenty nth street
TENTS. Practically new. Wall tents
cots. blankets. legsinGs. wagon covers
boys scout equipment. Tentt Tor rent
Gle, our prices first. Army and Navy Sup.
ply Co.. 40 Brook Avenue and Ill North
Seventeenth. Randolph las.
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Poultry and Supplies.

DOUBLE DEVELOPMENT-P Chicken
th"wder fed with rurina Chick Feed Will
MAKE DHby chicks grow twice a the
mrs, six weeks In 100 hound bags or la
hrauer < hasten. distributors, 1905 East
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rhomas s@ T"Sb '"f the ss'rS at inM ID
bank rmnt by counsel. and asked leave
which leave is granted and said petit
ton is hereby accordinsiy. filed, and
which it appears that the said Thomas
u Tabh went into hankrurtcy in or
about the year 1867. aud was duly dis
piece Of land containing 1852 acres lying
In Giles District, Amelia County. Va,
has for long time and still stands on
the name of G. r. Irving, assignee of
the said bankrupt, that the said as.
signee is dead and it is necessary for
he appointed. il is ordered that Wilmer
/. OFlahertS. he. and the same is here
ing hereunder nc shall execute before
the clerk OF this court n bond, with
approved security in the sum of 10000
conditioned and payable as the law
directs.
1t appearing to the court that the
record Of names and addresses OF cred
ltors OF the bankrupt cannot be found
among the papers In the case, IL is
ordered that all creditors OF the bank
IN the hankrupts estate. do appear he
fore this court at its courtroom in the
city of Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY,
THE l5TH DAY OF JULY, 1919, at
noon. and assert any claim they may
have against the estate OF the bank
rupi. or any interest. therein. anu espe-
aforesaid real estate should not be
by the assignee of the bank
rupt. and by proper transfer thereof
from the assignee, conveyed to the
heirs of the bankrupt.
IL is further ordered that n COPY of
this order be published twice a week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Times Dispatch, a newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond. Va.
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
u s. District Judge.
Richmond, va, June D, 1919.
a true copy--Attcst:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
r. 3. Gwathmey. A. l.. Bivens, p. a.
El.EPlioNIa Randolph i and tell a Times,
Dispatch Want AID Taker what you
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities,

BUSINESS opportunities. 80
BARRIER SHOP--Two-ch for sale in
. good ioca ton: must sell at once. Address
Is 40. care Times. Disptch.
bonds paying per cent. Par II must sell,
Se,l for you bonds. war stamps. Can buy
ciaity Commercial Guarantee Co. IS North
Ninth.
CONFECTIONERY = F'irst-ciass confessions
cry business for sale: good corner stand.
dress 6 BIZ. care Times Dispatch
p.yins ds@s SusInsss small io%n -P pre!
ferred ale. care Times Dispatch.
hStufes l3oi North. Twsnty-i.ftn s,r eei
doing fne business. Inquire and nnd out
reason for vale and you Will buy at
rACki%G PLANT-,Now. for sale located in
f. Cone Really Co. sta,esboro Ga
M,h bsry With ab sa IN
pronostlon 3 s6i care Times Dispat "iyihs
:ALED ALs-ClothinG. and EQUIP
s age Dt vision. Purehasi sing and Contracts
Don: BuIldins. washinE ton Is. "l G..sea ah1
proposals. for ma .n,t 5000. any
backing ,n.; Of ssove5Pmsnt maisrisl. viii, be
Is. 1913. Proposals to be filed In iriplicate
and must hear guarantee OF 10 per cent
coa B a2a.
We HAVE no oil we'll or gold mine to sell
YOU We cannot mako you a millionaire
however. viii help YOU start an Investment
fund which VIII p,ay at leas, Per cent a
Start yoa %e 1sko all the r'sE VOO H Miie
yourself, heip US and help uncls Sam feed
u he N. oFG l,I suaTS M4 ssp ns me anY ds
how. Edgewood Farm. warminster. Va.
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MEN--Wanted. good reliable men to handle
Il sideline. stationery. wrapping pa
per. iwine. drinkinE cups and pa per
products generally: all good sellers. Sample
book and price list constitute outfit Liberal
commission. Apply The Franklin Press Co..
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MEN--Wanted. men to learn the barber
trade: few weeks required. Write ter
catalogue. Richmond Barber College Sis
North Fifth Street. Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

OBJ PRINTlNG-For job printing and sta.
! tionery. see Herndon, 1915 Il. Main S.:
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Permanent hair wave by appoint
ment; shampoong. facial massage.
manicrr.rE. scalp treatment: hair
dressing IN int latest style; chi;
obi ching. marcel waving. all kinds
of hair goods made TO order; 10
pert Wismaker. 21S North Fourth.
-between Broad and Grace.
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MAClilNlSTs wanted Have permanent
both bench and small machine work. No
labor trouble. Plant now being enlarged.
Good wages and working conditions. Box
a0i Birm nShAM. Ala
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requiring.


.UTO RADIATORS repaired, sheet metal
reparing. Thos. ~ kcnuler 407 Brook
venue. Madison 5076.
open trunks grips. boxes
and duplicate keys Of every descriDtlon
richmond Lock Shop. liz North Second
IATTR ESS ES--We repair old mattresses
Call me and l Will call and mako you an
stimate. q. 5. Snead. Randolph 1865.
us about that piano Es-
Inmates for repairs free. Piano hospital
EOYAL UMBRELLA HOSPITAL no.
North Monroe Street. Madison G42.
EWING MAcHINES-All makos of sow
Hing machines repaired. Work guaran-
led: Elba Repair Shop. 51a West broad.
HOE REPAIRING-Fino shoe repairing
done whilo you wait: Drew's Electric
hoe Fla Glory. 7i5 East Main Street. Phone
andolph 1867
TOP and think how many hundreds OF
buyers are now reading these specific
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Professional Services. ri

DUALITY printing AT low prices Tn,
Thomas Press - North Seventh Street
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Good Things to Eat.
Household Goods.

FRUITS-We have all Kinds OF fruit M
very low prices r. Nucc!iI:. sol Eas:
Marshall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

l3USIN ESS CARDS. 900. 500 P0sItivc,.
|. The $3.50 kind. Leake Printing Co Siy
East Main Street
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Notwithstanding.
Printing-Stationcry.

also cleaned Ike nee: s. 20 $3.50 per
Dom. Windows. loo. :. Davis, ilj West
,Iay Street. Gail Madison .Iy0-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

a true copy--Attcst:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
Clerk.
r. b. Gwathmey. a. l.. Bivens, u. a.
TEl.EPliONE randolph / and tell a Times,
Dispatch Want AID Taker what Won
want She'll help you write a completa
YOUR competitor uses classified advert!s-
INK. How bout vou2 -
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Coal, Wood and Ice.

COAL-For best quality and lowest prices
call on w. b: Reams. 7O7 North Sever.
teenth Street. Madison 6i3i. soc off each
ton coal for cash
PLATE ICE-Superior KIND: best Tor all
=, uses. Tyler x Ryan. 1901 West Cary
Street Randolph 3OlI. Madison 1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

LIST your property for sale and rent with
M Tor good results H. L. AZ i. ID. Ebcl
LIST your property for sale with Rogers
Bros. 80 North Ninth. Phone Madison III
LIST-For quick results list your farms and
city property with .. &. Taylor * Co. 81
North Ninth Street
LOTS, Houses and lots quickly sold IL
listed with Bragg Brothers & Co.
WE advertise and sell city and country
property. II you have anything 10 dis
pose or. give Ms a trial l.. r. Brapch. S3t
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HEALTH AGENT-EXper!encedh health and
accident agent for tho Masonic Protective
A..mni. don Look COX LIZ. CITY
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HOUSEHOLD POLISH-Duncan's House
hold Polish for sale by best dealers all
over Virginia or direct from Duncan. IA
South DlNlS ANcnlIn. Hhnn.. kn,il..N..rL
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Heating and Plumbing.
Moving, Trucking, storage. .,

[SMITH a. HICKS. Transfer and Stor.xe
Let experienced men h4nd!e your furhI.
Eure and other goods Three pnoncs At
hour service. Madison S7rS2-3 az
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BORROW on your watches. diamonds and
1ewelry from the EQUITABLE Loan Society
la5 North Eighth Street
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II HASSFER Notwithstanding and tran.-
fer work. Hauling or all Kinds wanted
u, have three large trucks and pleI.y M
bump wagons Robert II. Lukhard 2s0s
Wet Main Street. Call boulevard 27l0
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lair SSING-Hair waving curl: guar
antecd SIX months. Not affected by sI.am-
ouing or sea bathing Full particulars n,
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: n n Special Communication OF Joppa
~ Lodge. No 20; A. r ~ ~. NJ. will
day. 9Th instant. at $40 o'clock T. 81
Members "f sister lodges and transient
chi. by ordSr Of the Worshpful Master.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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observation-disclosures National Agency
''9l1 East Nam Street. Randolph 1898.
Burch's private detective
agency. Remington Building, Richmond
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Office Director of
and E0uipaEe d.
Contracts Section.
Washington. d. G.
VIII be re-
ntil IL a. NJ. June
& 1I.uOo hat cords.
Proposals 10 hc i,lcd
henr a guaranty OF
Information obtain
Ice. Coca-Cola Build
The Washington times., 1919-07-06
GUNS PLACED TO
ENDGERMAN STRIKE

BERLIN, July 6.-The Berlin strike
situation has developed to the point
where the railroad workers declared
they would call a general strike I'M
less the government recognized
further demands.
Government officials, however. said
IL was not likely that additional con-
cessions would be granted, in view OF
the plan to lower the ecost OF food.
Adolf Hoske, minister Of defense,
has increased the guards in many
parts Of the city. Trucks loaded
with machine guns and barbed wire
were seen frequently as further evil
oence Of preparation against demon
STATIONS by the strikers
The government announced that IL
would operate train service with its
own men. II also was declared that
all long-distance trains were run
ming, except in the vicinity Of Frank
fCrt-on- Main, and that the suburban
service had been partly resumed.
Food riots were reported in the
Prussian cities OF Dordmund and
Horde.
The Washington times., 1919-07-06
SlOO,OOOISR RAISED
IN FAR EAST DRIVE

More than 100000 has been col
lected in Washington by the local
committee for relief in the Far East,
according to a report submitted To
the campaign workers at a meeting
at the Arts Club by Mrs. Cabot
stevens, honorary director for the
Washington district.
The total amount collected in the
Capital is S106,452. Practically all OF
this amount was collected since last
March.
Members OF the committee pre-
scented their reports covering tke
progress they made during the cam
paIgn since II was inaugurated last
spring.
Mrs. stevens presented to the mem
bers of the campaign committee Miss
Aurora Mardiginian, the armenian
survivor who is starring in the filtn,
The Auction of Souls" now playIrg
the Garden Theater. Mrs. Stevens
also presented II. l. Gates. of New
York. the author OF the book, RAY
ished Armenia" They addressed the
campaign committee on the subject
of Far East relief.
Musical numbers were given by
Mrs. Mccarthy Hanger.
Mrs. Henry B. F. Macfarland pre-
sented resolutions expressing the
gratitude of the National Capital for
the work Mrs. Stevens did in the
active campaign.
Headquarters of the campaign com
mittee at 1425 F street northwest will
be closed tomorrow. Gifts AMI
pledges may be RENTED to Eugene
f. Thompson, the treasurer of the
organization, at 72S Fifteenth street
northwest.