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The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
REVEALS ALLEGED
 PLAN ID REVOLT
SENATE COMMITTEE HEARS THE STARTLING STATEMENTS OF
 V NJ ATTORNEY.
RADICALS SUPPORT STfIKE
Secretary Fosters Name Appears n Test amony zs Gae Seeking Ald of ReyoE Eutiorzry Eievsrts fn Steel
 aangfaotarl-g Districts.

Wasting 5r- = While members O. the senate Labor Committee. 5aFesti- cat.1g The steel strike. za- f4f-iF dzz= ea and 5gHI8uH8z5s Jacob NarE9lis Of Pittsburgh. | # -. attorney and aI.egea advocate #ot social revolution. rcid r5em 2 story tf alt-a=Hsdlcal ac- --YI-ies which. he said u13erlay and !. eEe associated H1-h tAe nationwide strike e zteel workers.
 EfeH more remarkable ta lis hear els was he Pittsburgh attorneys ds hne4tion of 2 partially successful d. tempt. covering fHe past two years. to fuse at Rit sbtreh for an uaztated bat sag-eIx hinzed revolutionary purpose. The combined forces of The Industrial Workers Of The World. the BolsheyiBd ard Russian Industrial Workers. whose imagination. he stated. had Leen caught by fhe successes Of Len. iDe and Trotzky in Russia Al were working. be told he committee calm. ly. "to create 2 naT society within he SEsH Cf tEe old
 Through Mazeolis' story ran the name = William Z. Foster. secretary Of the steel strike committee. Q whom Chairman Kenyon Of The Labor Committee forced 2 frequent occur Fsnee bE . sosS=exaHzIaattan in which l5etag1apa records ot telephone con feFsa-5eHz, pho-erapHad e6pies at t-aHsoiist eeEHaz zBaH5enee and similar ulazIer played a large parrz
 seeresarr Poster came Info the tes- timony not 70 much as a radical az
 1aE- aaI as 2 seeker Tor help h con- duezins tte industrial fgHf ia tHe
 eai iaaas5aE Hars9lis old ef -aHion Of Russian weHEmena existing T and around Pittsburgh. revolution arg in .fs objects. and said q Eos rerss request or with his cognIzanee. te secured HHa endorsement. of that organization for the steel strike
 The Russians had q tri=state meet ing q Youngstown n August Mar goI5s explained Chairman Kenyon leading and suggesting aIt 8es delegate assembly. l went there and made speech. asking them to ea- oeHse tHe steel strike and give | sap- p9rt. This they agreed 10 do.a
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
RUSSIAN CAPITAL
 IS LOST BY REDS
PETRoGRAD AND FORT FALL BE FORE G3OLSHEVtKI
 ARMY ADVANCE.
IMPORTATION IS OFFICIAL
Govern -ent Gets Confirmation From Rep~esertat5yes-Troops Being aassed For Decisive Battle
 n Near Future.

Washington. - The fall ef Petro- rad and zHe occupancy of both tha, cry and The fortress oi kroRstadt bE ze Russian aa= =Bafshetfk. forces has B-e1 reported arc.ally by lhe Gen-r- z S.aa q -ha Finnish army 10 tho t-lb8Ez repre- e1-at.xa of the North a est government oz Russia This in formation reached me State Depart
 ent.
 h making public the departments .aY.ees. Acting Secretary Phillips said fhar direct dispatch. from the departments representative nearest me old Russian capital, reported that Finnish official announcement had not feen coFHeborsted from other sources.
 The announcement credtting the Finish General StaH as authority was quite brisf. | came from ViBorg, and followed uncaHhrmed reports to tEe department through Swedish and Russian sources saving that Pc rozrad and Kreastaat had been x esH8d f#om he 3olsheeih by tho belaagur5nz forces ARder General M. stritea: That RfrH fhe Tail of the for afed Gafehina. g niles cut from Pc lrograd on tEe way 10 Berlin, the collapse nf the old capital was ineyi- sshla. and rHaE tHa BaisbeFiki Were aoneantratsne aIl 1aeir troops for a aecizHFe struggle Hh General Deni- hne,s forces #H tHs soHfh
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
COI1ON MEETING
 POSTPONED WEEK
BECAUSE CF CONFLICT WIFI QUORUM COURT MEETINGS
 CHANCE IS MADE
MUCT INTEREST N MEETING
Secretary Harper Says Fsrr7ers Bar<srs aa1 M=rcrsrts Snow frg Grezt f~-ersst ir the
 &z5c- cation

L5f=ae EaaE-THs S.zte 0.gzltzs- ton Committee of tae Arsa1zas zz5T.- sion. Amerlcaa Cotton Association. Jas changed tha dsse Of tae s-a-e con 5entau from October = to October 1s ia the hail of tHa House Of Rep feseutattees in tLe state capitol at Little Rock This has been made aec- essary by fhe fact that The quorum courts of fhe various counties meet on the earlier date. and many Sho are expected q the cotton convention Hill Be attending those
 Reports received by The secretary. Clio Harper from fhe farmers. me-- chants and bankers in various parts of the state appointed as delegates 10 tke convention are fhar there is q great interest In the meeting and a representative attendance is expect cd. In stating the objects ot ,he As sociation the secretary saFs:
 "Fhe American Cotton Association is pushing forward the erection Of warehouses in eyery cotton proaEc- ing county in he cotton bait, with uniform warehouse certificates. 90 that the pIodaeer q all times VIII he supplied aiih warehouses for storing his cotton al the lowest possible vareAouse charge. having his cotton insured and protected against the weather. preventing the possibility of outside adFezza interests controlling  sLd manipulating she warehouse. fs.s= tem siieH cerzaiH1= pHe#@ E calamity r. fHe producer areaauszz saeH. i l 9 .=a4Ia=d H#th taa greatest sH=s3 IoEs#.fr.s
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

iazt5e Rrts-A5 A5zarzas soo- 7fli receive atclez1naf assistance from
 re AH#t@a States FaTeHEE aHe D tra construction cf irfn-oyed highways. fts Depal tueut ef Agriculture et Nash.rg.on announcing 1rat 5 miles af industrial railr.ad track with fali sz1irzaeaz# of eag=1ez and ears. 6ss been allotted e this state
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
COTTON MEN HAVE
 NEW SELLING PLAN
BRITISH SINNERS URGED TO SEND BUYERS TO FIELDS
 OF SOUTH

New Orleans.-British cotton spin ners were urged by growers to send representatives To the fields Of The sogth. to bay cotton from the farmer direct, 10 bale the staple as they see 7t eliminating all middlemen and hereby reducing the cost of the ra~ material to the spinner and increas- .eg the price paid the producer.
 This proposal. al0ng the lines of t.4e systems used y British tobacco manufacturing interests in Kentucky, sas made a m=etiag e special Committee Of World Cotton Confer eace delegates. composed Of 10 for Q gn spinners. 19 American spinners nd - American cotton growers.
 | was the first time IT 59 years hat American cotton producers and British spiHne1s had ne n special conference
 The farmer Who raises n bales Of cotton talked over hfs problems W.th he British spinner who buys thou sand t5mas his FeaIi. output The British spinner also told Of his prob lems. delayed macainarE shipments.
 fEike< agctUa1inz market and Ia b6r# searc5sz
 Spaakee agreed Hhat TO arbitrary price could be fixed for an given De- rIod owing mainly Q The tremendous fluctuations in the amounts of cotton p.ekea h relation 70 The amount planted in diferea= years Condi- Lions af weather nd Of insect da- IFeaafions made f impossible 10 set an advance price on the staple as Ire growing costs aaHnot be estimat- ed uni the erop las been gathered and gfunpd
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
GET F READY.
 FOR Fl
Keep Your Liver Active, | System Purified and Free fs Colds by Taking Galotas the Nausealess Calonl. Tablets, that are Ds. lightful, Safe and
 Sure.

Physicians and Druggists ssi Ing their friends to keep thsr 2 purified and their organs Il , working order as a protection 2 the return Of influenza. T.FI that 9 elogEe1 ua system lii liver favor colds, influenza alia complications.
 To cut short a cold overnight prevent serions complications Il Calotab at bedtime with sVia water-that 3 all. No salts, l'a no griping, no siekening afis' Next morning yoar cold has V.7l your liver is active, yopr system { fed and refreshed and you aI' { fine with a hearty appetite ial fast. Eat what you please-na
 Calotabs are sod only in I sealed packages, price thiriy'aHI Every druggist is authorized ''l your money if you are not F delighted with Caletabs.-tAdVlI
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
DREADED FOR
 NIGHT To p|
Texas Lady, In Pretty B.! Heard of Cardui. Ts.s
 And Now Says Its.n.I
 Her Life.

Chiffon. Tezas.-Mrs. N,. | of this place, states: "Son. l was quite sick and suf4,.. deal. had been sutsr,. awhile At times A,, severe pains in ny back. ,r.. hips and in my sldes-r =.
 pretty bad fix v.. dreaded for night to coma
 Having heard of Caranf I'd try it Chm.
 get better with my frs, s,. took six bottles of Cardpi ..s| tell any woman what tbi, s| Home Treatment ean an3 rn taken according to directIoB, Il only feel it cured but likely saved my life. I an .s. my work with ease and kaos \ did it.
 Cardui has been found |, many womanly pains and ,r,l and thousands Of women hay. rI to tell of the benefit it b,, ,.l them, in cases of female troassI weakness.
 Cardui is prepared from mil, dicinal ingredients. which s~ tonic and help build up hess| strength in a natural maDDe,
 Try Cardui. At druggists-.s
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
hiIege5 Hrsr5srs Are Fined

Washington Jail sentences and -nes in H8a =-s bro#gar under the
 cd control aes WaHe reported f0 The Department If Justice 6y District At a8rney John E ose9nner of san Die 70. Cal HuleH Merritt Has sentenc- d "a five months n jail and S5oho nc for boarding sugar and Jose Bar.
 aia. ta thsfe --sssaths and S25a for hoar6ina four
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Should Educate Foreigners

Washington. - AmericanizatiGn oi foreigners should ae an immediate ehou of Congress through lasisl1= fiou. declared Senator Kenyon of Iowa. chairman of the Senate Labor Committee. which returned from an investigation of fte steel strike in the Pittsburgh district
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Azrsrlans Roat tEnenies.

New z9HK. - TuHEs Tartars ani ka9ds Rfo invade1 Armenia haze eeH routed and the= =Armanians have rseeetiI ed their lands. according 10 . statement by James ". Gerard chair an Of the American Committee for he Independence If Armenia an1 foIlner American ambassador 10 Ger. many
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
TOLD IN 4 FEW LINES.

Isfff1- RecE=THa TH#'ef Ssates Railroad Administration fs author izae fd3sed aata= on ssa 6as.z af ono and eaa-taz#rd fares for the TaaEd tflT eo alI 1s1sga.s=. alteEuafes. off eers and members of fho American Legion. Hith 5epeHaenf memoeEz 0f taeir H#Hiss= aiHa attend fHa first 1.atfsasI convention CT fHa Legion in Minneapolis SoYeH5Her f8i2
 1aie Rack-Na#e thsa 70 tsaeh. err lave zbraaed 65E tHe annual con. vsulfan af tke 4ekaHzaa Teacher Assaefanonn. .o He heid ia Little Rock October = a7d 3o and EoTer- her l and from 7 to g are enroll inr daily
 Pine Bluff At 2 meeting of tra Ro;1ry Club piaaz were aisca=ea for Iced campaign. when an effor- Will be made to raise SZ5f65 far q II emorial park for inc soldiers ant ssiiars Of JefIefseH county in tte vicinity at Eaen 2 K natatoHua.
 Plac Bluff-Tae J Carol Cone Nero Company of tHis pace. organ 1z,d s Saptemher ! and which pur chased ar arny plane from Ebsrts Held. he5 sold the airplsne 10 d man a HeCafee. The company will be salssalysd
 BlyihevHe-D MisReIls, settler of Big Lake. was in town recently shipping t3sh fror Big Lake ta he st Louis market He shipped abo1e I.s5o pe4nds at ane shipment. A. Just one hali Of aia nets recently. he 1aised e5e pounds.
 Sp-ingAals-The apple crop in Ben Ion. Washington. Boone and Madison coaHtIes fz ue9 bafs gathered tHa r + estiused that cot less than sa47 car NII be shiazed ffem aH rta equntias .ngEtfer. The output 8iH hing in approximately St 544g69
 center Polaf -Tee He.sa- hsay raIns haze been Yary iniur5cue 70 crops in fhis section. fha etofs in Inc eresls sn4 rser bottoms being practically destroyed V reason of ose4floss
 Wessaa All tha plants of the T3rar L9n ber eanpanr here have Leon id.e q. account of 2 6frtke. The demands Of lle uen are 45 cents 2 day raise
 
 RussellgiIle -Ja@ts V Bailey oi Kussellyifle has been aDpanted as : canaidate for tdu5 ion To he United States Military AcuaerIy at West Point
 Conway The training school fo' Sunday school teachers in session al the F.r5t Baptist church has closed
 Ozark The tax 7-sessment on req estate is s1o000o excess of last year. and on personal property SIP, e61 more fall axes total 752 ia crease over 1918
 Roger. -Jo=eph Burasco. Twin, youthwest of here. has an apple Ire, taet bore 55 l2 bushels of apples thi season. selling for 9s912.
 Gzark-D l. Fnc has been elect cd member Of the School Boar and mace secretarg 10 succeed J. W Tinkert5L. resigned
 Mena.-George r Cook. superir tendent of the Mens schools. has bee forced to quit work hecause of i health. and has gone to h,s home a Hot Springs 10 recuperats.
 Forrest City.-Arlong the big rei estate deals of the city was the pu chase of the Fortune Farm in Cros county, of $40 acres for s165,0o0.
 Branch.-The franklin Count Medical Society met herc. recent with pr Williams of Ozark, presiden presiding
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
U. s. Troops sailino For siIesia.

Washington. - Secretary Baker said rhat ff a plebiseite is ordered un- Ger the terms of tha peace treaty that 5e.0n0 American troops Wrl be sent to sfesia to help in maintaing order While the referendum is being held Regular troops are now being for wardea from New York for that pur- bose. sailing for Brest
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
To TrY cross-rq of PaeIfic

Los Angeles rat Flying son. II th aifalare. C&HE EEie Donaldson Fl he British Rafl Flying Corps. WIa attempt fa sssare tae S5aal4 pr5ze offered hy H1omas B ince. moving picture nm and sportsman fol the sueeessf#t airplane fiEhf across he faeIhe= oceaa in he near future.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Storm Vietfns Number a57.

Corpus Christi Tx. - The total runber of known read and missing as result of fAe tropical hurricane Iere was officially announced as 357 be the Bureau of information. as a result of revision nf figures. Of these, ss9 are dead and 174 missing The figures cover the entire area that Xas inundated
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
BOSCHEES SYRR

Tn these days of unsettled ! look out for colds. Take e'sI caution against the dreaded E and at the first sneeze reIlel.1 Boschee's Syrup has been '
 ffty-three years in ali pafs :. United States for coughs ol1 and colds, throat irritation al
 cially for lung troubles snl ,,- patient q good nights rest fs coughing, with easy expee'@.1 the morning. Made in Ana. kept as a household pana'ss homes of thousands of an5 Y over the civilized world. ny os1 and accept no substitutes'-A''
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Paris ls Crowded.

Paris. Paris hotels are filled to the guards and the mauagements have thrown ID their hands in despair over handling waves of incoming visitors which hi4 Pafis | is as in the palm aest= pence conference days when the aoteikeepers ta.d all corners fhe whole world had moved to Paris
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Fined For Takinn leakinn Oil

Cairo, Hl- Some months ago car 1t oil sprank a leak on a siding at Centralia, ll1, and 19 residents made 2 bee lne 10 the car with buckets. The residents pleaded guilty To steal ing interstate freight befaHe UAite9 States tudge Enelfsh and were fined from S4915 70 25191.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Texss Crop Loss HeaYY.

San 8ntoEio. = he total crop loss Tor the 15 counfiea in tAe SaH An tomo distrief Yi ll=reaeh approximate " = per cent. according 10 r. VI. Tersons district agent of fhe 1-nitei States Department of Agriculture, ,sha wss here after tip over his if-lHitorE
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
government To Sell Camps.

Washington lamps Nils. Mine. ola. N Y., and Shelby. Hauiesburg Miss, the eantonments in Chicka- mauga and Chattanooga National parks. Fort oglethope. Ga. and gov. crnment improvements at Newport News, Va. are to Dc sold by the War Department.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

alena--Aefi1g under orders from e..eai- Judge J. T IacE son d4pl- s5-- sHdez Sheriff = ?. E-:eher c914. I.etza search et hardware store a-I 6-+ar rlscez = b5=inezs n P=zltps 1.lu1.s fer f.resru and ammunition. .1 nay- cases f sas found taa. pre- et8rs ent managers Lad boxed zs=-5H ~teeEz ef r5z5es= =zaas4a1s= pis- zals azd 4-r3aHzi-iea and -Irne1 them rsa- tr Ea sheriff
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Want Railroads. Returned.

Indianapolis = Return of the rail roads 10 private ownership not later tran December 3l. 1919. is urged in resolution adopted hy the National As sociation of Railway and Utilities Commissioners al The closing session of its annual convention here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Arrested For Rioting.

Omaha. Neb = Leonard Webster. advertising artist, arrested in connec. ion Vilh the iFnching of VIII Brown. negro, burning Of The court louse and attempted Fnching cf Mayor Smith in the riot of Septem- bas 22. has confessed his complicity, according 10 the police.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
nenonnces PrIee Ffxfnn.

Duluth Ninn - Denunciafion of Ifiee-dxfag by laW and other andae interference Of government n bgsi- hess was yoirad by Julius + Barnes Of Tamrh. chairman o7 the United states Grain Corporation n an address de- .asered at tho DdlHth Commercial Cub
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
man Attack ctraarette Next.

Cincinnati. 0. = Dr. Clarence True Wilson. temperance secretary of t>e Methodist Episcopal church. told the international convention of Disciples of Christ that the cigarette must go, " as one Of eThe Next Moves of the Re formers. I" which was his subject.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
k.tivitles on Red Cross.

a'asf .pgton- = Lnring The Wal he .ssllericea Red Gross received s40V, laaf40 in con .FIbgtions and pen, sz-a-0aa u6 fn fefief work. il vas stated ia the first i.ztallment Of q re- IsHt te the Aner'ean people on the ganizatiou s War work.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Two Airmen .KiIed j. Race.

Salt Lake Cit1 Itah. Lieut. French Kirby pilot. and Lieut. Stan. 'ey C Miller. observer. of Aairplane No fl. in their 4f7ns- continental air derby, were killed at Castle Rock. Utah when theie plane travelling M Mestward. fe1f q distance Of approxi- mately 200 feet.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
podnan Law Is Dead.

Greenyine, s C. Rodman Law, the daredevil aviator, surprised all those who for so many years have been predicting that he would meet a violent death by dying a Camp Sc yier of a pulmonary affection.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

Fi4thesiIle e-R 2 Rose of Oseeola sa'1 the Roseland alanta'ian 1f I701 acres te D $ FaTrar for sI5e00e Cn.y hqit of The and is in cg1tiya- lon H Brse boIg.t -h@ land eteht years ago. paving rom s25 10 go m ac
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Military Move By spaniards.

Madrid. An announcement has been received here of the com mencement of a new military move ment by the Spaniards in Morocco 10 obtain complete control of all the re- gions assigned to spain.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Georaia Leaion Meets.

Atlanta, Ga. Practically all of the R6 posts of the American Legion in George were represented at the first state convention of the organi- zation here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
cardinal Thanks Ioledo.

Toledo, O = The thanks of the Belgian people for what Toledo the bone af Brand Whitloek, had dono fol them during the dark days of the var. were extended 10 the city by Cardinal Merc!er
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Admiral Richardson Dead.

Cheyenne, Wyo- Rear Admiral Richardson Clover. |. s. N, retired. 6ied on a train west of Cheyenne. He was on his way to his home in Washington. D. G from California. Admiral Clover was 73 years old.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

HaTfE0Hl-Hs-s Flsss Duttan daHgh- fsr = H l. Duza#n. Has seriously 8a aHed I'd H#auf RoHby Jewell. aa aviator. les badly hurt recently when zl.s asrHIzne operated bs Jewell got eat af eaaf-oI mi fell from 2 height sf about a40 zeetz
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Wants Food Conference

Washington. An agricultural and food conference to be called bv President Wilson is provided in ra- solution introduced in the House by RepresenttiYe Dickinson of Iowa
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
elemeooeau Reported =fa III Health.

OT1TtTgeau TtpVT EEl TT TT FTeaTETF."
 Paris. Premier Clemeuceau. ia- livery Of his peace ratification treaty speech in the Chamber of Deputies was very laberious and he coughed repeatedly. This was regarded as evidence that he had not completely recovered from the effects of Cottin's bullet
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Strike Leader conndent

Youngstown. Q Speaking to ever 5000 shenango valley steel workers on the state line. Secretary w Z Foster of Pittsburgh. of the strikers National Committee. urged the men to stand by their "battle hnes," because victory Is certain
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

Czark-Tne R2lsss Dav of tEe Pres tFtez5aa Sunday sehooi vas largely at' ezded ! god program Nas Se1 EsH fHFeG= The mo- attractive feat #H.s aerz tte eYese5ses br he cradle seli lots. After tha lallE. tae ecnEra- ratian unanimously elected Rz E Lo$ i-ssfor and also voted 70 3ai1d new caurch
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Want Treaty Ratified.

New York. = Early ratification Of the peace treaty Was urged in a reso- mtian adopted q The dosing session of the American Manufacturers EX- port Association in convention here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Hone To Alert Strika

Washington. some official ae. ton, either by P7esidtnt Wilson or the cabinet 10 avert the threatened strike of soft coal miners November 1 is to be expected, it vas said ar the White House.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
aaavv Demand For New Money.

Washington. = Demand of the pub ic for new paper mohey to replace taht which has los, its fresh crackls has become so grea. that government officials are determined to stop 1t.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
hari.I Mail Carrier Killed.

Baltimore. Lyman w. Doty, tier In the aerial mail service be tween Washington and New York, vas killed here when his airplane struck a tree. His body was burned.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Call Grand Jury For Profiteers.

Memphis = sam o. Bees, prose cuting attorney. took up the fight against prodteers when he caused 10 he issued a call for a special session os tie Grand Jury for October %
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
wnu Raise Teachers, Salaries.

Memphis. - The School Board will ask 25o Memphis men to underwrite a loan of $1,o00 each in order that increased wages may be given school teachers.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

Walnut Pidze-fte week endiny October r vas eae CT he hesFies- - the history Of the cotton mPress frfe Fe= he weas tHeF received 2 fe,sl of 559 8alaz and had some 28 cars on Hhe t-ac=z WaIcn fheF hal iee1 eraE5e sa us13ad becaasa Of q zE1rtsge ot IzDCr- Hlring hat time sacF pres ed and shipaed 75o 5a.es.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Spanish Labor Delegation Sails.

Washington. Spanish delegates tc the International Labor Confer cnee. called by President Wilson in accordance with the terms of the peace treaty. have sailed from Liver pool fer New York.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

IEsentt -J. '. IT.. assistant pros= ecu Ing attorney af Gar eeHntH an4 ore af tHe oldest s8e-aBsrs af the bar ef sHa eaH nts. dl=a =aad Hls ia ths Hsuz# rae=H hsse. asi#e cnEauc.zzg ? iau stiz Attending 9ayssezsnz saiI that dsash szs d8e . h4Hs failure
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Poles seqin Offensive.

Stockholm.-The Poles have begun an offensive against the German Rus sian forces in the Baltic region, ac- cording to a message received hers from Riga.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
U C. s. Medal To Commander Booth.

D C. g. MeoaI I 0 Uommander Booth.
 New York - The Distinguished Service Medal for exceptionally meri- lorious and distinguished service was conferred on Commander Evangeline booth of the Salvation Army at the meeting of the Eastern Congress of that organization here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Lloyd George Regrets Wilson's Illness.

London. Premier Lloyd George. tp a speech at Sheffield, referring 10 President Wilson, said: His illness |. a serious blow to the peace Of the world and the cause of humanity"
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24
Autos Collide. Officer Killed.

san Francisco. Cal.=Colonel Rob ert Nj. Thornburg.l, 1T years old. commanding officer of the Letterman General Hospital at the Presidio, was killed in a collision of two automo- hilpe
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

searcy SesHer '1l Be represent ed on the pfoarata at the meeting cf the trza -sas FeGa=a tioa oz Womenss Cfuts. mazt.r9 iH Iiot S8rinss. No- venber 5s. ht 3 lt.Hear-oId *iolinist. ,rfsz Jamie Baugh