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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24
LADIES INVITED
TO RECEPTION

On Friday afternoon, from 4 to s
p. M, the ladies Of Bogalusa are
urged to attend reception at the
Y. w. c. A. which will be given to
the visiting ladies attending the
Building and Loan Convention. The
Y. W. c. A. is also requesting that
the Bogalusa ladies who have cars
plan to take the visiting ladies out
driving Friday afternoon from 2 to
4 o'clock. II you desire any infor-
nation regarding either Of the two
events phone the secretary, Miss R1is-
ella VOORHEES,, at the Y. W. q. "A.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24

4 : announced by those who are
position to know that the half
sl|llpn dollars worth of model
ier Washington Parish viii be
ilsa about June /, which win re-
W q considerable amount Of the
s'iS being completed this year. A
neeF Of the state engineering de-
Nnuent has been in Bogalusa this
Ns and gone over the proposed
4aas Each ward in the parish will
slsen Ut least one model road and
pan - outlined by the state en-
sAsstlng department is said to be
pleasing to the residents of
section Of the parishy No ac-
relative to the construction of
eflcge across Pearl River has
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24

gates who do not belong to the order
will be issued visiting cards and the
clubrooms win be turned over to
them.
The Y. NJ. c. A win also keep
open house for the visitors, where
the gymnasium, swimming pool and
billiard tables are expected to attract
many visitors Every organization in
the city win do its utmost to make
the visitors enjoy their stay in Boga-
lusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24
Archbishop Shaw
Here on tuesday

Archbishop Shaw of New Orleans
arrived in Bogalusa Tuesday evening
and at 8 o'clock The same evening
confirmed large class at the Church
of Annunciation. The church was
taxed to its capacity by citizens to
witness the beautiful ceremony.
Later in the evening a banquet
was served in honor of Archbishop
Shaw by Mayor W. H. Sullivan at the
Pine Tree Inn, to which a number Of
citizens were invited.
This is the second time in the his
tory Of Bogalusa that an archbishop
has visited the city.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24
KSAND COUNTRY CLUB TOHAVE
OPEN HOUSE FOR ASSN. DELEGATES

r. Bogalusa Country Club, hav-
wat Is considered as one of the
nine-hole golf courses in the
wiz throw their clubhouse. and
g open to the delegates who
N .onsrrow for the twenty-eighth
convention of the Louisiana
e o Homestead and Building
Loan Associations.
- Elks' lodge win also keep open
'0r the visitors, and the dele
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24
Oh, Bogalusa, Look
Who Is Coming!

Today we felt an awful blow,
1t made US feel quite blue, sir.
We met friend who did not know
Where was Bog-a-lus-a.
Dobbs says that Sullivan says that
Opportunity is the only knoeker in
Bogalusa.
It generally costs more to lose
than it does to win, but Albert Dam
ziger don't believe it.
It is far better to rise with the
lark than to go out on one-ask Carl
Friedrichs, he lives out in the coun-
try.
Emile L. Hebert believes that in
Union there is strength, but he's a
Bear all right.
Own a home! Buy home! Build
a home! should be the slogan of every
Homeseeker. at least so links Dave
Hughes.
Joseph was the straightest man in
the Bible, because Pharoah made a
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24

81, f :. Ayres, the genial indus
resentative Of the N. o. G. N.
arrived in Bogalusa from
Monday afternoon. Mr..
l looking fine and in his usual
s'1iss Mrs. Ayres arrived
e indulge in her favorite
anon Of golf.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24

Mrs. N. Alpuente returned Friday
after spending several days in Cow
ington with her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Theriot.
Miss Lee Mcdonald spent the
weekend in Hattiesburg, Miss, with
her sister, Mrs. The1ma Sheetz.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24
MRS. BOYD OUT

The many friends Of Mrs. L. Boyd
viii be pleased to learn that, after
an illness of three months, she is
able to be out again.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24
REMARKABLE EGG
WEIGHS SIX OUNCES

City Treasurer Jess Caver was ex-
hibiting one Of the largest hens eggs
ever seen in this vicinity on Tuesday,
which he found at his home. 1t
weighed six ounces and was perfect
in shape and had been laid by Rhode
Island Red, of which he has large
number. The egg attracted consid-
cradle attention.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24

Il " Wolbreight returned
y, afternoon from a delightful
relatiyes at Canton, Miss.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24

Get the news of BogaIusa and vi
cinity in the Enterprise, $3.50 a year.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-24

Continued to Page A.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
tikrine, kad jq Genes nebus
atimtos nuo ju atgal, jie
butu smarkiai priesingi boil
sevikams.
BOLSEVIKAI UZIMA
KIEVA.

Varsaya, sausio 81 d..
(suvelinta)). Kievas likosi
paimtas bolseviku kareiviu,
Generolo Petluros kareiviai
isdalies prisidejo prie boil
seviku.
Ukrajinos valdzia persi-
kele is Kievo j Winnitza, ]
piet-rycius. Gelezinkelio ko-
munikacija su Kievu yra per
kirsta Kcvelyje, kur vokie-
ciQ kareiviai bando palai-
kyti tvarka tarp betvarkin-
gu voFieciu, kurie traukia-
81 is Ukrajinos.
Leitenantas Reginals Fos-
ter Amerikos armijos, kuris
atstovauja taikos misija, pra
nesama, buk tai paklauses
prof. F. G. Masaryk, Pre-
zidento cecho- -Slovakijos, ar
talkininkai dave leidima c.
CHAINS uzpulti lenkus.
DR.. Masaryk atsakes ne
gatyviskai, bet, kaip prane-
sama, pridures, kad teritori-
ia yra reikalil.ga issivysty-
mui -Slovakijos.
Eina gandai, buk Cecho-
Slovakai plianave paimti
kontrole lenku aliejaus lau-
ku galicijoj ir jiems yra pri-
metama, kad jie padar6 susi
tarima kaslink to dalyko 81
lusinais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
$50 KAREIVIU
SUSAUDYTA.

Omsk, Sibiras, sausio BOD.
zinios is Kunder aplaikytos
siadien cionai pranesa, kad
uz atsisakyma ispildyti pri-
sakyma apgint fronta Sibiro
armijos prizes bolSevikus apie
linkese Kungur, piet.-ry-
ciuose nuo Perm, $50 karei-
viQ ir 10 aficieru buvo tel
siami karisku teismu ir su-
saudyti uz nepaklusnuma.
Nepaklusnumas kareiviu
silpnina apgynima Permo
prizes bolsevikus, kurie tesla
savo zengima pirmyn.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
GREKIJOS
REIKALAVlMAI.
Paryzius, vasario 3 d.

Paryzius, vaSarlo 3 d. -
Grekijos teritorialiski reika-
lavimai likosi priduoti Sia-
dien Augsciausiai Talkinin-
ky Tarybai uzrubeziniu rel
kalu departamente. Apple
veikima Taikos Konferenci-
jos likosi isleistas oficialiS-
kas pranesimas:
"Prezidentas Suvienytu
Valstiju, premierai If uzru-
bekiniu reikalQ ministerial
talkininku if suvienytu spe-
ky If Japonijos atstovai SUI
sirinko siadien d'Orsay nuo
II val. Xxi l val.
"Jie iSklause M. Venice
los pranesima apie Grekijos
reikalavimus, Kuris bus te-
siamas rytoj II valandoje,
po ko Cecho-Slovaku dele
gatai bus isnlausyti isnau-
jo."
M. Venizelos yra premie-
ras Grekijos If jis reika.avo
siaurinio Epiro, Trakijos Xxi
Dardanellu, Mazosios Azijos
su Smyrna kaipo komercis-
ku ir geografisku centru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
LENKIJOS KLAUSIMAS.

Paryzius, vasario 2 d..
M. Pichon, Francuzijos uz-
rubeziniu reikalu minister's,
siadien padare pasikalbeji-
ma SUI laikrasciu korespon-
'dentais apie klausimus, pa
lieciancius Taikos Konferen
cija.
Atsakydamas j sumany-
ma, kad Amerikos kariume-
ne gall butt istraukta is siau
rines Rusijos, jeigu konfe-
rencija neivyks ant Princes
sally, M. Pichon pasake, kad
konferencija nesvarste, kas
bus daroma.
zinios is Archangelsko
sektoro nera uztektinai nu-
svieciancios, kad padaryti
kokius nors isvedimus.
Be abejones, jis pridure,
bolsevikai turi stipresne ka-
riumene tenai dabartiniame
lake, negu jie turejo pir-
miaus,. todel buvo manoma,
kad bus saugiau sutraukti
talllininku kariumene kru-
| von. M. Pichon pasake,
kad taikos sutartis autoriza-
lvo talkininku valdzia, ad
{ jos sustabdytu kariSka vel.
kirna tarp Vokietijos ir len.
| ku.
| Tas faktas, kad Lietuvs
tuom paciu laiku pridave re
kalavimus su lenkais, kad
fRytine Prussia butu priskir
sta prize ju, iliustravo sunke.
fnybe uzduoties, SUI kuriuom
tAugsciausia Taryba turejo
lsusidurti.
Ukrajinoj zmonems truk
1sta ginklu, amunicijos ir ki
ltq reikneu; jie ka tik gal
ldabartiniame lake apsigin
lti nuo isivezimo priesu. Je
gu Ukrajinos ukininkai sy
ikis ant visados butu persi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
No.. %
TX RA
LlETUVIU BELAISVIAI
GRIZTA NAMO.
Copy &c

Pas Jurgis Savickis, Lie
tuviu Igaliotins Kopenhage-
ne, Danijoj, rasydamas laiS-
keli "Lietuvos" Redakcijai
az d. gruodzio 1913 m. J
pranesa sekanciai:
"Lietuviu belaisviu dau-
guma jau paleista is Vo-
kietijos namo. Meldzia-
ma perspeti visuomene,
kad daugiau nesiqstu pi-
nigu belaisviu maistui.
Mabai prasau Tamistos
Kart su laikrasciais, ar XII
tokiu budu neatsisakyti is
platinti siunGiamas kart
afisas."
[Paminetu cia afisu Re-
dakcija Xxi siol nera gavusi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
DIDELIS STREIKAS
PATERSONE.

Paterson, N. j., vasario 3.
Tarp $4,000 ir $4,000 silko
darbininku, kurie sudaro
80 procentu industrijos Pa
tersone, yra nedirbanciu sia-
dien, sulyg pranosimo Louis
4,Iagnet, vietinio pirmsedzio
SuIvienytu Audeju unijos.
Jis pasake, kad iniciatyva
ssio streiko yra priversti dirb
tuves savininkus pripazinti
AT valandu darbo savaite If
reikalavimas darbininku yra
vedamas sulyg nustatyto pro
gramo.
Keletas mazesniu dirbtu-
viu, kuriose dirba apie 1000
darbininku, pas Magnet pa
sake, pripazino reikalavi-
mus unijos. Dirbtuviu sa-
vininkai, daugumas kuriQ uz
reiske, kad jie stoves uz 81
valandu savaite, lake kon-
ferencija siadien, kad nusta
ltyti kursa veikimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
STREIkAS LAWRENCE.

Lawrence, Mass, vasario
3 d.-Audejai d darbininkai
dideliame skaiciuje priside-
jo prie streiko siadien, kad
priversti dirbtuviu savinin-
kus ispildyti ju reikalavi..
mus. JQ reikalavimai yra
;okie: sutrumpinimas darbo
'avaites Xxi 4S valandu, uz-
mokestis turi pasilikti tokia
pat, kaip If uz 54 val. sa-
Yates darbo.
Kokis procentas 10000
darbininku prisidejo prie
streiko sunku apskaitliuoti,
bet streikas neissivyste ] ge-
neraliska streika, kaip ne
durie vadai pranasavo.
Visos dirbtuves pradejo
dirbti 48 val. j savaite, bet
jos tiktai if mokes darbinin-
kams uz 48 valandas, o ne
uz 81, ko darbininkai rel
kalauja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
GEN. DENIKIN
SUMUSA BOLSEVIKUS,

Paryzius, vasario 3 d.
DR.. 3. j. Dillon, korespon-
dentas laikraScio j ourn al
pranesa, kad jis aplaikes te-
legrama nuo M. Neratoffo,
buvusio pagelb. minist. uz
rubeziniu reikalu departa-
rento Rusijoj, kurioje jis
apraso apie svarbia pergale,
kokia generolas Denikin ap-
lake ant bolsevikQ, paimda-
mas miestus Kislovodska,
Essentuki If Piatigorska, uz-
lnlsdamas daug priesu, ST.
imdamas daug nelaisviu, ka
nuoliu, amunicijos if kito-
kios medziagos.
Oar daugiaus, generolo
Denikino kareiviai paeme
Sarepta ir abelnai zengia
pirmyn su daug didesniu
greitumu, negu jie pats to
tikejosi, isdalies todel, kad
tarp bolseviku nera discip-
limos ir geru vadu.
Pasekmes tu pergaliu gall
atrodyti nesvarbiomis, suly-
ginant su siu dienu atsitiki-
mais pasaulyje, bet jos turi
didele reiksme tarp anti
bolsevikiSku elementu Rusi-
joj.
AS esu itikrinamas, kad
generolas Denikin, prigelb-
sint generolui Krasnovui,
vykdo pliana kampanijos,
kuri issklaidys bolsevikus ir
atves jQ armijas Maskvon
prizes vasara.
Pirm veikimO kO nOrs
prizes Rusijos sostine, gen.
Denikin mano susivienyti su
Sibiro kareiviais ir apvalyti
Volgos baseina nuo bolsevi-
ky, po ko jis zengs prizes
tvirtove bolsevizmo Mask
va.
Gen. Denikin, kuris pra-
dejo organizuoti armija, tu-
|redamas tiktai keturis SIM
tus kareiviu, dabartiniame
lake turi armija is $4,000
liuosnoriu, be 100000 Dono
kazoku, kurie prijaucia ir re
mia j.
Jie yra aprupinami mais
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
LANSING ISRINKTAS
PREZIDENTU.

Paryzius, vasario 3 d.
Robert Lansing, Americas
valstijinis sekretorius Sia-
dien likosi isrinktas prezi-
dentu Taikos Konferencijos
komiteto, ku1is likosi pa.
skirtas istyrineti ir atrast:
kaltininkus surengime visa
svietines kares.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
O r A S

Chicagoj If apielinkej:
Utarninke: lietus, grei-
ciausiai sniegas vakare SUI
puolancia temperature.
Seredoj: salciau il giedra.
Sauletekis 700; Saulelei-
dis sos. Menulis nusileis
9:55 vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
Streikai Ang|ijjoj
P|Gtojasi.
SuSaud0 ESQ Kareiviu,
~g~
L.enkijOS klausjmas.
Bolsevikai paeme kieva.
BOlsevikai paeme Kieva.
STREIKAI ANGLIJOJ
PLETOJASI.

Londonas, vasario 3 d.
Darbininkai keturiu elektris
ky linijQ sustreikavo siadien,
kad ivykdinti savo reikala-
vima 8-niQ valandQ darbo
dienos ir puse valandos lai-
ko del pietu.
Elektriskq traukinip pa
tarnavimas Brightono linijos
sustabdytas is priezas'ies
streiko.
Grumojama, kad jeigu ka
revival bus pasaukti j strei-.
ko distrikta, tai streikas bus
isplatintas.
Traukiniai Distrikto gele-
zinkelio dar begioja, bet
Simtai tukstanciu ypatu yra
k6blame pad6jime, nei ne
gall pributi j savo darba.
Streiko karstis, kuris pa
sidare epidemija Anlgijoj,
persimete siadien Londonan
ir 81 savait6 atrodo butt vie
ma is kritiskiausiu industri-
jai. Pirmiaus buvo kile ke-
letas streikQ Londone, kaip
tai barzdaskuciQ if laivu
taisytoju, bet jie jokiu be-
veik nesmagumu nesuteike
Londono gyventojams. Dar-
bininkai highgate ir Hamp-
stead d6jo prie streiko, tuo-
mi dar pablogindami trans
portacijos padejima.
Buvimas didelio skaiciaus
kareiviu Glasgowe, mano-
ma, uztikrina miesto tvaf-
ka, bet Belfaste, sulyg ap-
laikytQ ziniu, padejimas ne
pasigerino, nors streikieriai
nevartoja daugiaus ziauru-
mQ.
Septyni tukstanciai kasyk
lu darbininku Ammane, Wa
lijoj, sustreikavo siadien is
uzuojautos kitos kasyklos
darbininkams, kurie likosi
, pinigiSkai nubausti uz pra-
sisalinima is darbo, kad da-
lyvauti laidotuv6se kasyklos
darbininko.
Yra saukiamas generals
kas mitingas ant ketvergo
kad apsvarstyti ir issaukti
generaliska streika.
LaikraStis Morning Post
pranesa, kad vyriausi kur'
stytojai Glasgowo If Bel
fasto streikuose yra Ema
nuel Shinwell if Sinner
Greenspon, abu rusai, ku
riuos vadinama "Trockiai
Glasgowo If Belfasto."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
UKRAJINA RENGIASI
UZPULTI RUMUNIJA.

Londonas, vasario 3 d.
zinios is Kopenhageno j
laikrasti M a | pranesa, kad
Ukrajinos kareiviai rengiasi
uzpulti Rumuniia, kuri, kaip
pranesama, turi sumobiliza-
vus savo kariumene, kad
duoti atsakama pasipriesini-
ma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04
GELEzINKELIU
STREIKAS SVEDIJOJ.

Kopenhagens, vasario Sd.
Serioziskas gelezinkeliu
streikas kilo Svediioj. Oar
bininkai devyniolil1os liniju
mete darba vakar vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04

zvilgio neteisinga sutartis
Brest Litovsko galima pava-
dinti skirtinga nuo sutarties
dabar prirengiamos Parry
ziuje."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-04

skola is Rostovo valstijini(
banko. Astri discipline vies
patauja generolo Denikino
armijoj, kuri su kiekviena
diena dauginasi.
Dono if Kubaniaus teri
TORTOISE viespatauja demo-
kratiska dvasia augsciaus
visko ir nei cionai, nei Uk-
rajinoj nera jokiu zenklu,
kurie parodytu, kad norma
ivesti monarchiSka Sales val
dyma.
IS kitos puses, Sibiro di-
dziuma gyventoju yra apra-
Soma, kad jie monarchistai,
ukininkai neklausineja al
Russia bus valdoma caru,
bet tiktai kas bus caras.
Sibiro miestai, kaip tik at
bulai, yra republikoniski.
Depikino pasekejai atmete
doktrinas senojo rezimo il
yra pilname sutikime SUI per
simainiusiomis aplinkybemis
If Sis page-inimas ideju po-
litiskuose dalykuose yra tik-
tai isvaizda didelio abelno
judejimo prie atnaujinimo
demokratisku principu.
BolSevikai pirmiaus uz-
griebe didziuma Rusijos
zmoniQ sumiSime, bet dabar
tiniame lake jQ tarpe auga
didelis neuzsiganedinimas
tpries bolsevikus. Dvarai Ii
kosi atimti nuo dvarponiu,
didziuju kunigaiksciu If baz
nyciu ir ju zemes likosi is
dalintos tarp ukininku, bet
didziuma jos, ypatingai cen
traliskoj Rusijoj, randasi ne
apdirbta. Ukininkai griez-
tai atsisako ia apdirbineti
ir kada ju paklausiama prize
Castles toxic elgimosi. jie
atsako:
"Jie vadina ia musu, bet
mes negavome jokip popie-
ru, kurios atiduotu NUNS.
Del musu saw zemes plotu,
ines gavome popieras, bet
del nauju lauku jie nedav6
Imums nieko. Kaipgi, tada,
ines galime ideti pinigus, jei
Egu xiii g&us popieras if sa-
Evinsis derliais?" Tai yra
ukininko paziura apie ze-
lmes reforma.
! Jie negali ir nenori su-
tikti su socializacija zemes.
Noras tureti nuosava ze-
me turi didesnes saknis ru-
su ukininku tarpe, negu ko-
Ike, kaip pasekme pergazdin
to eikvojimo, bus didelis trU
kis kitas. Dabartiniame lai-
kumas jaw siais metals il
Rusijos zmones daug lures
kenteti ir daugelis ju Mrs
badu.
Ant gallo korespindentas
Dillon paduoda sekanti ap.
rasyma:
| "Man toliaus yra prane-
sama, kad draugai boise
vikQ, taipgi ir ju priesai pa
rodo jausmus atviro kartu'
mo kaslink buvusiu talkinin'
ku, kuriuos jie priskiria prie
kietSirdziu kapitalistu, 60
dziai griebianciu koncesijas
pinigiskas il teritorialiskas
ir veidmainiskai plevesuo-
Ijancius veliava teisybes, ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-16
HIGHWAY BOARD ON
TOUR OVER STATE
COMMISSION TRas EI.S DNER THE
ROADS ON WHICH IT Will.
SPEND StO,OO0,O 900

Accompanied b. Senator p. II. Car
lyon, author of the $50 ,00G geo bond
ing proposition submitted to the next
election for the purpose of highway
paving, the state highway commits
sion during the past 10 days made q
complete tour of the highway system
Of the state.
Members of the commission on the
trip are Acting Governor l.. F. Hart.
James Allen, state highway commits
sioner; G. w. Clausen. state aduitOr;
E. F. Blaine, chairman of the public
service commission; w. w. Sherman,
state treasurer. The party is travel
ing al the way in seven-passenge
car purchased by the states highway
commission for road inspection pur-
poses.
AS the commission has shortly to
pass upon and authorize upwards of
$40, 100000 worth of highway con-
struction and improvement. need of
close acquaintance and actual observ-
alton of the highways under consid-
Grafton and territory to be served was
felt by all members of the commits
sion whose other official duties at
Olympia prevent them from giving
constant attention to road building.
Senator Carlyon Is making \ closer
study even than heretofore of high
way improvement and is understood
to have accompanied the commission
at the acting governors invitation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-16

These are farms worth while
farms that pay. Why drudge and
toll among the stumps and wear your
life away?
Why work for wages when YOU
know that at the end of ten years you
will have little more than you have
now?
Get tract of these irrigated lands
and have a Home Worth While
an 1vestment that will take care of
you and your family.
Raise 6 to 8 tons alfalfa per acre
annually to S cuttings, Is to 1875
bushels corn per acre, to Is tons
of potatoes per acre.
Raise alfalfa, corn, hogs; keep a
dairy; be independent.
Realize-$40O to $500 per acre
from apples and peaches and pears,
$500 to 800 per acre from straw
berries or asparagus, $500 to $500
per acre from grapes, $3.50 to $4Oo
per acre from cantaloupes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-16
ASK DEPORTATION
OF ALIEN SlACkERS
AMERICAN LEGION Caucus ALSO
SCORES POLICY TOWARD
DIRECTORS

ST. LOUIS.-The American Legion
caucus here unanimously passed the
resolution of Sergeant Jack Sullivan
of Seattle, demanding that congress
deport all alien slackers who surren-
dered their citizenship papers rather
than fight for this country
The original resolution was amend
ed to demand" rather than TASK"
congress for such action. 1t set forth
that If this country was not good
enough for these men to fight for, ut
was too good for them to live and
prosper in
The resolution of Maj. Dick Foster,
Kansas City. demanding that congress
Investigate the actions of the war de-
partment In dealing with conscien-
tious DIRECTORS during the war was
also passed unanimously.
Major Foster, before a vote was
taken on the resolution was called
puon to relate experiences with con-
scientious DIRECTORS at Camp Funs-
ton. He charged that the war de-
partment had nullified the selective
service act at the behest of the rad
ical Socialists, Bolsheviki and l. w.
w. to include all who had objections
to doing their part in the war, wheth-
er they were members of recognized
religious sects that really had scru-
pies against engaging in warfare or
not.
y These men had no religious scru-
pies against warfare. They were
nothing but I. w. w.. International
lists, Bolsheviki, anarchists and slack
4rs," he, said. MANY of them were
tried by court-maftial and convicted.
Seven were sentenced to death. Yet
within three weeks these men were
mot only out of the disciplinary bar
racks, bit had been restored to hon.
orable duty and given back pay. The
large majority Of the others were out
OF prison within two months.
IT need not tell you who Is respon-
siA3e for that. All Of you know"
The resolution demanded that con-
gress ascertain who 10 responsible.
Foster declared that the Bolshe-
Wiki are now trying to free the few
conscientious obtectors remaining in
prison.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-16
Fifty Thousand Ac1es Of Irrigated Land Open for
Settlement in the Three RDers District Yakima Country

MIR. GRAY, residing ON the Horn
Rapids Irrigation project-in tho
famous THREE RIVERS COUNTY
raised % bushels Of corn to the
acre Last seas0n. The crop was
sold for cash It 10000 . ton, net
ting him $50 an acre.
A. H. HAWKINS and A. II.
KRUEGER-alsO on one of the
celebrated T H Il f Il RIVE Frs
FARNiS-harvested ia tons Of
Alfalfa from 20 acres. 1t brought
them $4,000 y ton.
/. MIR. o. RICHTER, manager Of
the Thomas Carstens Farm, near
Pasco-in the THREE RIVERS
district - marketed about 1000
head of hogs during the past sea.
SON, and he says 90 cows ON this
place are bringing returns OF u. 90
per day per head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-16

EXTRA FOY. Rascos says: n
have raissd 008 bushels q pota-
toes pr acfe and sut - .avsEaop
o. 20 oents per bnslisl 70 thsna. i.
raise alfalfa. strpwbessis1s .rsat
crops and vegetables. I sometiHss
get hvc clttinss Of alfalfa, bring.
Ing me $3.50 per acre. l consider
this placc worth inote then 98O0
per acre. like tho country to live
in"
W.. r. WEII1MAN. Pasco. says:
II have realized 800 per aero o.
strawbcrrcs, $500 to @zOO Per acro
ON potatQes. and asparagus pays
from $500 to 34OO per acre: corn
yields from 90 to I'D bushels per
acre. and cantaloupes arc paying
crop. l value my farm - $3.50 Per
sore and II should sell / would
buy here again. I would ~ Esd
to advise and give newcomers tho
benefit Of my experiences
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-16

The sPeamans had Just had their frst
quarrel AND the bride sobbed softly to
herself as the male brute whistled the
air Of a popular tune.
Don't you think said the fair.
young thing nlaintively.t that . hus-
band should occasionally tell his vito
that she's sbeautiful?'' s&
moi" replied the soulless beast sIt's
wholly superfuous! II she ~ beauli-
full she knows she L.; and II she lsHt
beautiful she thinks she II, --Cour-
try Gentleman.