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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Kirkcstriden i Norge we'd ct
kritisk Vendepunkt.
Fra Matt s sarlige Korr.
Christian.


Efter faa Aars tilsyneladende
Vaabenstilstand er Striden mel
lem de conservative og radikale
Teologer / Efteraaret blusset op
|igen med stor Voldsomhed.
Foranledningen var, at Biskop
Tandberg i Oslo Bispedomme al
en- Del ledende Mend indenfor
de Radikales Lejr hayde ladet
sig beyege til at yde sin Med
virkning til ct kirkeligt Mode,
hvor ~Samarbejde paa Ligestil-
lethedens Grund skulde s9ges E.
tableret mellem de TO Partier. Bi-
skoppen fulgtes af ct Par aldre,
conservative Prester, men fra
mere yderligtgaaende konserya-
tivt Hold o~ploftedes der straks
ct Ramaskrig: Rigets forste BIZ
skop, he'd Diet, havde svigtet sine
helligste Pligter, havde skenket
sin Anerkendelse til den teolo-
giske Refining, som fornagter
Kristendommens NEST grundleg-
gende Sandheder.
Angrebet aabnedes af Profes.
sor we'd def saakaldte Menigheds-
fakultet, DR.. o. Hallesby, og han
har ogsaa lige til dette 0jeblik
staaet forrest i de Kempendes
Rekker. Gennem daglige Avis
artikler, vasentlig j ,,Aftenpo-
stem IS Spalter, er nu Striden
holdt gaaende i ct Par Maaneder.
Den har efterhaanden antaget
en- stadig bitrere Karakter, ser-
lig efter at DR.. Hallesby we'd CT
later fra den meget radikale Prof.
Ordings Troslere har paapeget,
at der bibringes de nuvarende
teologiske Studenter saadanne
Lerdomme som f.. Eks. den, at
Apostlene, ia at endog Kristus
selv paa vesentlige Punkter har
taget fell af, hyad virkelig Kri-
stendom err.
Situationen er j 0jeblikket y
derlig tilspidset. Striden fix i
Gaar sine forste praktiske Fol
ger, idet Biskop Tandberg en-
stemmig blew styrtet som For
mand i Observation-Disclosures
Forstanderskab, en- Shilling, han
gennem en- lang Aarrakke har
bekladt. Og DR.. Hallesby har i
disse Dage offentliggjort ct helt
detailleret Kampprogram, hvoraf
Diet fremgaar, at han og hans Til
hengere vii gaa meget %aggressivt
til Verks. | sine store Hoved-
track gaar Planen nd paa, at
der med al mulig Energi skal
arbe jdes for Statskirkens Opl9s-
ming. Ligeledes skal der kreves
lovmessig Ret for allie til at und-
drage deres Born fra Skolens
Religionsundervisning, der for
udsettes gennemsyret af de mo-
derne teologiske Lerdomme. Og
endelig skal der, saa l@nge Stats
kirken bestaar, kr@yes Ret til
Ansettelse af en- ,Andenprest'
j allie Menigheder, som nu har
Praster af den moderne Refining.
Dette err utviylsomt like blot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

Afstamning kan lere at forstaa
og at BRUCE det danske Ten
gelskeO Sprog. Derfor mener
.jeg, at oyenstaaende Forslag sti-
Ter i gal Refining for ID. F.'s
Yedkommende, ellers like"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Farmerne og Folketellingen.

United States BandDrugsh4-
nisterium anmoder ale Landets
Farmere ON at gore hvad de kan
for at lette Diet store Folketel-
lingsarbejde we'd forud at gore
lsig bekendt med de Spergsmaal,
som Optellingsmend vii stille
til dem, naar de kommer rundt
paa enhyer Farm j Landet n@ste
Januar. Skont Censusbureauet
like henh0rer under Landsbrugs.
ADMINISTERED har dette paataget
sig at vere Bureauet behjalpe-
liz i alt, der vedrorer Landye-
met.
Tidligere blev Folketellingen
foretaget i April, men da det
netop er den It'd paa Aaret,
hvor de fleste Farmere mar me-
get travlt, saa er Tiden bleyen
forandret til Januar, hvor Far
merne har bedre It'd til at be-
svare allie de Sp9rgsmaal, son
Optellerne vii stille Ill dem. Der
er syv Millioner Farme i United
States, og liver eneste af dem
vii modtage Besog af .landen
med Mandtalslisten. 80 Millioner
af Americas Befolkning Dor paa
Farmene, a Optellerne vii ha-
We nok at gore, for de oliver
ferdige.
Den er en- hel Del Ting, Far
merne maa regne nd, for de kan
besvare ale de Sporgsmaal, der
vii blive stillet til dem, men det
er dog langtfra a indviklet,
som det er at udfylde Indtagts-
skatsblanketten. Der err denpe
Gang mango Spergsmaal, som
like fandtes we'd tidligere Folke-
tallinger. Men Diet er 'godt for
Farmerne at huske, at allie de
statistiske Oplysninger, som bill
yer indsamlet we'd Folketallin-
gen angaaende Landbruget, vii
for en- stor Del vere bestemmen.
de for Regeringens fremtidige
Agrarpolitik, saa Diet er I'll Far
mernes Bedste, at Svarene er saa
korrekte som muligt. Bet er der
for bedst, ON enhyer Farmer
har Svarene rede, .naar Optelle-
rem kommer.
Sp9rgsmaalene angaaende Land
brug vedrgrer de folgende Emner:
Err Farmer lejet eller ejet at
Farmeren2 Hvor stor er denY
Hvad Geld hyiler der paa deaf
hyormeget er den verd2 Hyil-
Ike Udgifter er der forbundet
med dens Drift? Hvad blew Jor-
den brngt til i 1919? Hvad blev
der avlet i 1892 Err Markerne
drenedeY Hvormange Heste, Kor,
Swim, Hons osv. err der2 Hvor-
mango Tractors, Motorploye, Mel
emaskiner og andre Redskaber
er der paa Farmer? Hvormange
Automobiler og Yogne9 Bliver
Farmproduktionen solgt gennem
en- k%ooperativ Forening! Hvad
var sidste Aars Udbytte af Frugt-
have og Skov2
Farmeren og de, der arbejder
for ham, maa besyare de fSlgen.
de Sporgsmaal Arbejder du for
L9nY og i saa Fald: hvorlenge
har dn gjort Diet? Lejer du en-
Farm? i saa Fald: hvorlange
har du gjort det7 Hvorlange
har du drevet og ejet din egen
FARM Hyorlenge har du drevet
denne FARM Hvis du lejer Far
men, hyormegetbetaler du i Lejef
Saa kommer der Sp9rgsmaal ON
Skoyhngsten, hyormeget at den,
der bley solgt, og hyor meget
der blev brugt paa Farmen. We'd
Spergsmaalene ON Driftsudgifter-
ne maa Farmeren angive. hyor
meget H6 og Foderstoffer fra
tidligere Aar han har brugt j
1919 og hyor meget af dette Aars
Host. Saa maa han opgive hvor
mango Penge han har givet nd
i Aarets Lob for Kreaturfoder.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19


lSakramenterne. like saaledes at
forstaa, at man dogmatisk har
opgiyet den lutherske Sacrament
Ilere; men i Livet, SON Diet ro-
rer sig i Samfundene, har Her
rens Indstiftelser en- ringe Plads.
[ Forkyndelsen m@rkes de nae
Isten like. Straks jeg var kom-
men til Amerika i 1897, spurgte
Ijeg Pr@sten we'd en- stor engelsk-
luthersk Menighed, hvor man
skulde henyende sig for at faa
Alterbred til Brug we'd Nadve-
rem. ia, Diet vidste han like han
havde vidst Diet, men han havde
desyarre CLIENT Diet. Han var
Doktor i Theologien og en- anset
Predikant i sit Samfund. Men i
hans Kreds var altsaa Nadverens
lNydelse omtrent helt falden bort.
Den Lutherdom, der rorer sig
under saadanne Forhold, den er
Ii mine 0jne like en- Pibe Tobak
yerd, for at BRUCE ct drastisk
Udtryk. Hyad disse Mennesker
ellers er, Diet skal jeg like nd
tale mig ON, men lu h r k e
Kristne Diet er de i hvert Fald
like.
Den lutherske Kristendomsop.
fattelse synes like at kunne fin
de Indgang i den engelsktalen-
de Del af Menneskeheden. Den
nogterne. forstandsmessige re-
formerte Opfattelse har ligget for
dem eller ogsaa den fuldstan-
dige Modsetning hertil, Diet ka-
tolSke. | Amerika er Religiosi-
teten yesentlig delt mellem Ka-
thilicismen til den enc Side og
Methodisme og Baptisme til den
anden. Hos Baptisterne er Sa-
kramenterne 10 helt forsvundne,
idet saavel Daab som Nadver
der er kun udvortes Symbolik.
On der saa oliver nogen Kri-
5 tendom tilbage, efter at man
har gjort saa grundig OPP med
Ilerrens Indstiftelse, Diet er en-
Sag for sig, som vi like her
skal komme nermere ind paa.
Wore Landsmend i Amerika
maa gore sig klart, at saasnart
de opgiver Diet danske Sprog og
i deres Gudsdyrkelse gaar helt
ind under Diet engelske, da vii de
like blot sejle bort fra dansk
kristendom og Aandsliv, men de
vii linden ret lenge vere saale-
des indie j Diet reformerte Vesen,
at der oliver meget lidt af Diet
lutherske tilbage. | den Refining
vii Diet gaa, lige saa sikkert som
at Solen gaar ned i Vest. vi
Mennesker har fluid Frihed til
at beslutte, i hvad Refining vi vii
gaa, men Diet er samtidig Ell mo.
ralsk Pligt at gore sig klart,
hvor Diet vii ende.
Man tanker maaske, at Diet
blot er Sproget, der endres. Aan-
den vii forblive uforandret. Men
Diet er netop Diet, der k Ike vii
ske. Aanden vii like blive den
samme. De aandelige Vardier,
hyori og hvoraf vi lever, kan
like fore sig ct andet Sprog paa
paa samme Made som vor Krop
kan skifte Kleder. Ord og Aand
saa indderlig formelede, at
en- Endring til den enc Side med
Acknowledged skaber en- Endring
til den anden Side. Den danske
Folkeaand og Folkesjelen hos os
af den danske Tunge err nu Ell
Gang Diet Grundlag, som den vi
I've Bygmester, Guds code Hell
ligaand, har brugt til Udform-
ming af Diet a~andelige Gudshus,
hvori vi vii leve og do med wore
Fedre. Ordet i vor Mund er 10
Udtrykket for Diet Liy, vi berer
i Hjertet, Hvis nogen tror, at Diet
te kan ligesaa godt udtrykkes
paa Ell fremmed Tunge, da ia
ger han fell.
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

Naar L@serne henvender sig til Folk.
som averterer j Rladet, enten for at kg-
De hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
ON Diet ayerterede, bedes de altid ON
Cale, at de saa Avertissementet i dette
Blad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

| Tilfalde af, Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man klage Til det
stedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
hj@lpe, bedes man henyende sig til Dan
skeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

Entered at Blair Post office as second
cla ss matter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-24
DRAFT FOUR
TREATY CHANGES
FOR ACCEPTANCE

CONTINUED FROM rNGE one
now being formulated hy the com
mliicc majority
4 number NJ senators hold tha'
the reservation program requiring
hy three other powers
ducs not require rr negotiation of
the treaty but diplomatic CORE
spHudcure only
lIrluu his amendment 10 cqllIlH"
voting power In the league assembly.
Senator Johnson republican. call
furun. pleaded that the senate con
slider the question from a national
standpoint only Every other nation.
ho said was acting In i's own ma
ttuuaI interest and the United states
could NOT afford 90 Doe tho only conu-
try n tho world acting uu u dls,n-
lcrosfrI and a'fuI.'ir basis
lndyr fnr trn'N nc said, British
ruIoul,. might ,curo places ON the
league council ns w2ll as the aHHnm
hIy the way having been paved
when tho peace conference fixed
their status
what is this uuholy thing asked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-24

Kill the
H. C. Of L
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-24
Firc at Garage.

As a result Of trash being burne'
I'm d burner located inside OF m
building q garage az 1880 Soutl
Chr,yuur caught fire yesterday at
rruuuu resulting iu ID Huall loss Th'
five department, was called aud sue
.,rrl,d .n suhduIuE the Games befnr,
the property was destroyed.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
PRESIDENT
EXPECTED To
KEEP ROADS
M'ADOO? WHO FAVORED EX-
TENSION OF GOVERNMENT
CONTROL FOR FIVE YEARS
HAS TWO HOUR CONFERENCE
WITH Observation-Disclosures
EXPECTED SOON.
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Congress
today expected to hear from Pres
ident Wilson on the railroad situa-
tion. 1t was considered very likely
that the President would make
known his, desires in regard to
pentflng rahsoad legislation before
the Christmas recess, scheduled start
tomorrow night.
lit was Il ID on reliable auth9a-
itv that d resident talked
the. .railroaI Alation with W,
Adoa, foS -er rail directoP -iy
two hours yesterday, and eady
hsad given consideration to Ne com.
muhication from Labor and Farm
representatives petitioning him re-
tain 60 Fedral control of roads fol
two years.
McAdoo while director General, ia
vored an extension of five years. II
appears certain the Presidents mes
sage will announce Federal reten
tion for at least several months.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
AEROPLANEs LAND HERE
Two Strange Machines Have Been at
Landing at EdmOndsOn Field

That Palatka is in direct route
for areo joy riders who are gong
from the north and west to Miami,
Palm Beach and other resorts IN the
state is indicated by the number OF
machines that have been seen over
or near Palatka recently going south
EARLY this week two strange ma
chimes landed at the Edmondson
place where the exhibition machines
were stationed. Both needed gaso-
line and as soon as they secured 1t
went ON their way. Pilots on both
the machines, one of them carrying
four persons, said landing field here
would encourage many aviators &c
stop, if fitted up so that starting
would not be so hard IN the soft
sand.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
NUMBER OF AUTOS
STUCK IN MUD ON
AUGUSTINE ROAD
REPAIRS TO BRIDGE NECESSI-
TATE DETOUR BEYOND ELK
TON-ROAD WAS IMPASSABLE
UP 10 NOON-TIMES .4~IvN
TRUCK TURNS TURTLE

AS many as five automobiles are
known to be stuck in the mud IN a
detour on the St. Augustine road just
the other side of Elkton from Palat-
ka. Motorists from here attempting
10 make the trip to St. Augustine
this morning turned back after learn
ing of the fate of othel 'achines
stuck at various places in : two
mile detour.
Between Elkton and st. August
the Florida Times-Union truck VIII, a
brings the Times Union to Palsh
early in the morning, struck .sas, u
car about daybreak nd tue lr-
tie. The driver was missing and II
/ ic not known whether or not he was
hurt. '.
The boss of the chain gang which
was making repairs to the bridge
sand that he would have had tn
bridge ready for passage this morn
| ing. but { Tas forced to give assls
|tance to any automobiles yester
day that ed not complete th'
work. q sgs
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
SEA COW. lYS HAVE A !
JOB RORlG MAl.ATEE
PARTY FROM WEST PALM
BEACH HAVING TINE OF
LIFE.
Trying to Lasso Sea Cow in Lake
Worth-Mamal Breaks Through
Net and Carries OFF Windlass

WEST PALM BEACH,a Dec. 19-
Captain Jim Moore and his flying
squadron made the third successive
attempt yesterday in as many days to
capture and subdue a sea-cow, with
no particular reference to age, color,
cr sex. They left port before day
break, under ideal weather conditions,
with the cameraman from the Fox
Film Co. and several other spectators
aboard the boats.
About two miles south of Lake
Worth they ran down a sea-coW-a
mol" (nickname among landlubbers
for a short-horn) )-and with the alt
Of fieldglasses detected "Mollie" gaz
ing at billboard of Horlick's malt
ed milk. With a short of DISCUS
at the thought of using ordinary cows
milk for babies, "Mor' turned som
I
ersault, tipped a flipper with he
tail and dashed for the island.
Not a man on the pursuing boat
rad taken a drink since sunrise. The,
were not seeing things. Not a sal
in sight. "Mollie" dived, snortet
spouted, then waved submarine sa
lutte.
The big manatee, cornered and cor
fused, was surrounded with a hug
ret and then came the process
elimination. In order to capture
sea-cow, which is ordinarily done Q
Sundays owing to their sacred legen
the chief hunter or big-Scick mu
first tire out the mammal by five
six long runs across the lake al
/ back, after which Tanglefoot fly p
; per is used, and the whale of co
3 IS so tangled that she gives the ms
D sign and submits to being milk
: without the aid of machinery.
t But in this instance the MANN
was considered easy to handle Z
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
I|OUOR MEN
Y GI1;;;i; An N DELAY
OF IS DAYS
A1rf RNEYS FOR DISTILLERS
G,AIM THERE is LEGAL BASIS
FOR DATE ON WHICH NATION
AL PROHIBITION GOES INTO
EFFECT-CITE Z A N S IN GS
d PROCLAMATION.
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Belief
that a delay of at least thirteen, 'ays
in one inauguration constitutional OF
prohibition can be obtained is gain
ING eredence among attorneys here
ay to fight the battles of the IL
3auor interests in the Supreme tourt.
Constitutional prohibition, az cord
ing to general understanding be-
comes effective on January sixteenth,
being year after the thirty sixth
state ratik the amendment, The IL
ons, Attorneys now claim there is no
legal basis for the date. The proc
4 lannatibi Of the state department, is
Asued January 20, 1919. that the
xamendment had become q part Of the
dtutiqn simply gives the states
\ II ratified amendment and declares
a valid part of the constitution OF
the United States. The point the
LIQUOR dealers make is that some def
mite date must be proclaimed
to the people as when amendment
becomes effective.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
PACKERS TO
TRAFFIC IN
MEATS ONLY
AGREE TO FRIENDLY INJUNC-
TION PROVIDED SUIT AGAINST
THEM ON CHARGE OF VIOLA
TING TRUST LAW is WITH
DRAWN-VICTORY FOR INDE-
PENDENTS.
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-As fore
casted in the United Press of yester-
day a statement was issued from the
Offices of Attorney General A. Nit
chella a&slper late yesterday afternoon
to-. feet that prosecution OF the
"a e meat packers would be stopp-
y nd that the packers will be en-
b med, with their consent from en-
gaging in any other business than
that of meat and provisions.
Under the agreement the big five,
Swift. Armour, Wilson, Cudahy and
Norris have agreed to sell under the
supervision of the United States dis
trict court, all of their holdings in
bublic stockyards, all of their inter-
ests in stockyards, railroads and ter
minals, all of their interests in mar
kets, newspapers, to dispose OF all
of their main public cold storage
warehouse except those necessary for
their own meat products; to forever
disassA nselves from the re >
tail meA and all unrela1eo
| lines of\ list given ranges
from, urhA cries and soda
fountain SUI the tufhlCure
business.
Attorney General Palmer said that
the decree prevents the defendants
from exercising any further control
ever the marketing of live stock.
M. Palmer also declared that 1T
rrevnts the packers from exercising
anv control of the retailing of beef
nroducts. and eliminates them from
the field of meat substitutes, except
eggs, butter, poultry and cheese
which are left for future considera-
t;on. and establishes the principles
that assno group of men, no matoef
Low powerful, can ever attempt 20
control the food table of the Ameri-
can people"
The packers also agreed to forev-
or abandon the use of their distribu,
ton system, except for their owl
PRODUCTS, and submit to inJunetlonS
against attempts to monopoEze toot
PRODUCTS, The attorney for Swift
said that the step was AIKEN to avolt
antagonizing the government and u
remove the cause of friction, but de
clared emphatically that it did no
r,aan an admission that the compa
nv had violated any law.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
ST, AUGUSTINE TO
RAISE FUND FOR
BOOMING RESORT
BOARD OE TRAD BE REoK-
GAINED, assEb AS BAND
TO BE EMPLSYED AND NEW
LIFE TAKEN ON-MOVEMENT
TO SECURE MORE TOURIST
TRADE,

ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 19-Re-
of the board OF trade
raising a fund for properly exploiting
St. Augustine as winter resort ana
providing amusement for the visitors
here is the plan now of the leading
citizens of this col immunity.
Recreation, Amusement, Music and
nlentv of varied entertainment is to
be provided for visitors and the ola
city is to be made so attractive tha'
tourists will delight in their stay here
and will regret to leave.
A committee will start very soon
On a drive for membership and funds
and have set the mark at fifteen
thousand dollars ($15,0O0O0). This
fund ils to be used in rejuvenating St.
Augustine; in making it the Mecca
for tourists and it is very modest
s,isn with which to accomplish the
transformation contemplated. This
CIV is to regain it's old prestige and
those interested must "come acroSas
literally. The piper's methods can
not be tolerated, but subscriptions
commensurate with the magnitude Of
the task must be forthcoming. This
money is all investment which is tt
nav big returns. Out of the sum
raised all of the Board of Trade eX'
penses for the year will be met, in
cluding Vessella's band for this win
ter. Aside from the music of this
famous band the Board of Trade will
furnish a multitude of entertainment
for visitors. will work for a very
much larger tourist patronage an
will endeavor to make st. Augustine
one of the brightest and busiest lit
tie resorts in the state.
The movement for reorganlzlni
the Board of Trade and filling tn
citizens with "pep" has started. AZ
business men are expected to do the
duty now and help to the best of thei
ability. They are asked to give a
least a generous fraction of wha
they would pay for an inexpensiv
: clerk. They are asked to meet tn
committee with smile and send
away smiling.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19

cause of the "cold spell" in these wa
ters. A manatee cannot withstand
cold, so a gentleman from Indiana
standing on the hurricane deck, sug-
gested the happy thought OF treez-
ing him into submission by throw
ing out cake of ice. (And ice one
DOLLAR a hundred, at that
The refrigerator was emptied IN
twenty seconds and shortly frost ap-
reared on the second mates whis-
l,ers. A northern tourist pulled on
sweater and the manatee slowly
rose toward the top. Then started
to pull in the net by means OF wind
lass or spindle. "Oh, let joy be
unconfned." We are about to feast
,non the vision after many days.
Then whangl Bang! Zip! and cou-
pie of rips. Off gces Ghe windlass
end $50 feet of rope the seacow
tbreww out a smoke screen and with
a noise like the muffler of a three
ton truck and papa mammal was on
to Havana to see the races. The
hole in that net was big enough tC
let in the ocean. The hunt was over
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-12-19
RED CROSS STAMPS
/. ON street TOMORROW
WOMEN'S CLUB MAKING Eff
FORT TO DISPOSE OF
QUOTA.
Sale So Far Have Been Unusually
Small-EverybOdy Asked to Use
Stamps on Packages.

Another effort will be made by the
Woman's Club tomorrow to stimulate
the sale of Red Cross Christmas
stamps, the revenue from which is to
90 to fight the White Plague Ia
bles will be placed on the principal
blocks in the retail district and young
ladies will be in charge.
The sac Of Palatka's quota OF
stamps is far behind. The cam
paign was supposed to have ended
ten days ago, but an extension Oh
time was granted. 1t is hoped to
sell at least fifty per cent. OF ohe
quota during the next few days The
ladies of the Womans' Club request
that all Christmas packages contain
one or more Red Cross stamps.
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OF COAL
TR|BUNALE WILL BE
MADE PUBLIC TODAY
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-An-
of President Wilson's tri-
bunal of three to investigate the coal
situation is expected to be made to-
day. They were settled on several
days ago. Attorney General Palm
er, regional director Hines and Sec
retary Tumulty at a conference late
Yesterday formed letter of instruc-
>tions to accompany the requests that
they serve on the tribunal. 1t COW
ers all phases of the coal situation
exhaustively, it is understood.
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!
TRY To KILL
LORD FRENCH
ONE OF ASSAIEANTS is SHoI
DEAD BY A MEMBER OF MIL
ITARY GOVERNORS ESCORT
POLICE RESERVES AND TWO
TANKS RUSHED TO RESCUE.
(By United Press.)

DUBLIN, Dec. ia sensational
attempt was made today to assassi-
nate Lord French, military governor
Of ireland.
The attempt was unsuccessful. One
kOf the assailants was shot dead oy
sord French's escort.
Lord French was returning from a
faur of western Ireland when attack
.sa naar Ashton station. Police re-
sarves and two inks were rushed TO
III scene, but there was no tufther
disorder.
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4 Probably rain to- +
4 night and Satur- +
j. day. No change 4
+ in temperature. y
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IR1sH PAPER SUPPRESSED.

LONDON, Dec. 19-The Freeman 5
sonrnal. uhe famous Nationalist news
az4sr Il Dublin, has been suppress
s ke sr.aer of the government e
Int hss been seized. An actl
assnsa.I prejudicial TO police dlscip
Ire Drecspitated the seizure OF ehe
paper, which has been published snSs
1858.