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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
USE FOR THE MONEY

This offering OF ommon stock is to provide funds to Increase production through tn.
usc country and abroad. he orders available to this mpan are more Than hsy can
I'm in W. years II It can suppy the needs at hnd RICH. now 1t will mean MnMons Of
Dollars profit to IT, The past two years. have been Years for big earnings on common
stock The next ten Years are sone to be bigger This is YouR OPPORTUNITY. Are
YOU gonE to axe dvnnta Of 1T
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
SECURITY

There are 70 bonds or other obligations ahead of this stock we offer YOU. II IL all com
mont there eng no preferred no promotion and no trcnsurys stock issued EVERYONE
participates In the earnings share and share alike 4 share ofs stock means ha you ARE
Joint ownc In ever asset to the Conpany all it's patents we have now and are to he
issued, factory equipment and the sco OF our products We have secured patents in
nine different foreign countries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
THE PRODUCTS

We have proven the Auto.t the Truck and now the Tractor No one ever qued,ns that
Steam is the ultimate owe the Mother Power Of them all Actual performance In the
Autos N our recent tests at Peru. Indiana, Of the Tractor have proven our contentious
that we have absolutely this best Tractor and Car on the Market FexbnnN Power
Simplicity, Economy Endurance are standards sought for by the Companies In ue
AUTO Motive field. THE BRYAN HARVESTER COMPANY has accomplished this and
today their Auto und Tractor vpy the uucrmoH in the present day achievement nd
Its development and research department intend to keep them IN the lead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
ASSETS

ItNAN HARVESTER CoMpANN has splendid property at Peru Indiana Its build.
ms 10 tho last word in modern onrrucuon. rho ngb assets behind this Compan
are right nov in excess to the Total amount Of stock sold and cveythn is paid for Iu
facilities building machinery and equipment are ALI complete md are ready for an in
crease In production. Big production is whit w arc after BIG PRODUCTION MEANS
BIG PROFITS The city Of Peru gave to usC Company. o a Donation. Six acres OF
ground directly in the rear Of our Factor. at al enma value Of -Four thousand Dol
lasp per acre for this Company to expand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
MANAGEMENT

It's MANAGEMENT consists Of men successful IN this line and are men well known In this
par OF tn country 10 Thousands whose confidence they possess urouRh many years OF
dealing Csrsfrncs AZ C. seratsm have been their watchword, and the present
cndno OF the Company sea "a Tor itself We have spent nj fabulous sums for pro-
notion with. The result hiatt su money b. now available for u working fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

o share or more The majority of the Stockholders, at their meeting oil September
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

on the market Usually when a Company reaches the absolute secure position that we have
y set aNdea certain umbero Of haes to be sold at the beginning and here still remains mall
last a month or they might last longer, but what should concern you Mr. Investor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
SWAT 06ncm Chwih Ptzetonnej Powiada Lansing
Paderewski zada pomocy ali.
ant6w dla obrony Lwowa.

=
Pcznan IL marca. - Premier
Padcrewski przybyi tutaj W sobo-
te, ably przedstawic konhsyi mie-
dzy alianckiej krytyczne poloze--
ME Polak6w ia froncie lwowskim.
k1ad} on nacisk Ia to, ze natych-
miastowa pomoc Aliant6w w for
mic materya}u wojennego i ANU
nicyi jest niezbednic potrzebna.
Upadck Lwowa, m6wil premier
ski,vywal>}by nadzwyczaj przy
gnebiajace wrazenie la Polakach
i Wzmocnilby krancoWa lewice W
Sctimie, stojac:a " opozvcyi do RIA
du padcrewtkicgo.
Washington, II marca. - Igna-
cy Paderewski, premier polski "a
pcwnii w depeszach do urzedowe-
go biura polskiego, re patryotyzm
i duch narodu polskiego dopo1no-
&c mu do utworzenia trwafego RIA
du. Sprawozdanie jednak tcgo blu
ra wydanc oncgdaj stwierdza, re
premier polski Ottawa wyraza
sic 0 sytuacyi militarnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
Misya amerykalska " Berh.
ME zagroziona.

Londyn, 10 marca. - Kiedy ra
dykali pochwycili W czwartek gi6
wne biura telegraficzne w Berli-
ME, cz}onkowie misyi Amerykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza zna-
lezli sic W. niebezpieczenstwie z
powodu strzelaniny, n16wi depe-
sza Exchange Telegraph re stoli-
cy niemieckiej. Pu}kownij Tay-
lor polecif kobietom amerykan--
skim schronic sic do hotelu Pa
lace, inni cz}onkowie misyi OBJ
warowali sic baterya mitraliez W
hotelu Adlon. Walka o biura te-
legraficzne byla jedna najkrwa
wszych w Berlinie, Zabitych ran
nych pablo W ostatnich walkach
oko}o 400. w piatek popo}udniu
jednak wszystkie budynki rzado-
we znalaz}y sic znowu W rekach
si} rzadowych i porzadek zapano-
wal ia nowo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
Rem polecony jato nieedzy
narodowa darnla dla wszy-
stkich wodna droga.
Kielecki kana4 ma bye otwarty
ola wszystkich narodow w CA
sach pokoju, zadecydowa2a ko-
misya konferencyi pokojowej.
PAPIEz MA PLAN MA
LICE NARODoW,

Dunkirk, IL marca2 : Trzy ok
rety niemieckie, pochwycone 70
sta}y przez aliancki wojenny ok
ret "a przekroczenie traktat6w
rozejmu. Okrety So Idalia, Mer-
cur i Pluto.
Paryz, IL marca. i Komisya
konferencyi pokojowej. W spra-
wach Czecho SloWack kich prak-
tycznie zakonczy}a swe. prace. Off
cyalne zakomunikowal1ia wydane
dis pod przewodnictYem Juliu-.
sza Cambon, og}osily to, i stwicr-
dzi}y ze dyrekcya do przygotowa.
MIA tego raportu zostaia wydana
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
Zatarg amerykan6w z pohcya
lendyhska,
Lo1llyn, IL lmarca.

LoIldyn, IL marca. Onesdaj
rrzyszfo W Londynic do posvazne-
go zaburzcnia, w ktorcm amcry
kanscy marynarzc zolnierze wy
>tapili kanadyjcZykami Au
stralczykami przcciwko policyi
Iondy1skicj. w rczultacie starcia
policyant p. G.. Field ley dzisiaj
w krytycznym stanic zc zfamana
rzaszka, a cztcrcch innych policy
antow cicrpi Z powodu ran Ia
ylovic. Picciu amrykanskich zo}
merry marynarzy leczy swe "a
ny w szpitalu Czerwonego Krzyza
W Lancaster Gate, a dwudziestu
innych znajdujc sic pod aresztem.
Zajscic miafo poczatel1 o godzi
mic II 80 kicdy gromadlza amery-
kanskich marynarzy gra}a w kost
Xxi IA podw6rzu miedzy budynka-
Mi Eagle i AIarconi. Pcwna licz-
ba Amcrykanow iKanadyjczykow
otaczala grajacych, gdy naglc po
licya urzadzifa Ia grajacych ma
pad. W}aSciwi winowajcy uciekli,
ale policya zabra}a trzech amery--
kahskich malynarzy tudziez jed
rcgo amerykanskicgo i jednego
kanadyjskiego zo}nicrza na stacye
policyjna przy Bow ulicy. Ma
chwile panowaf spokoj, ale nieba
wcm zo}nierzc i marynarze posta-
nowili zobaczyc sic z policya "a
zqdac uwolnicnia aresztowanych.
Deputacya ziozona pieciu Anne
rykan6w i jednego Kanadyjczyka
zostala wybrana i W towarzystwie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
200 | WV zaaresztowanych
Waterbury, Conn, IL marca :

Waterbury, Conn, IL marca -
Oko1o 200 cz1onk6w notorycznego
stowarzyszenia I. w. w. zosta}o
zaaresztowanych onegdaj podczas
napadu zorganizowanego przez
miejscowa policye. Pomiedzy IT,
wiezionymi znajduje sic Aleksan-
der Chernoff>'z Chicago, organiza
tor stowarzyszenia. Wraz z wiez-
miami wladzc policyjne zaje}y
diva wielkie kufry na1adowane Ii
tcratura stowarzyszenia, wielka
czerwona flage z napisem rosyjs-
kim na niej, oraz diva czartery u
prawniajace do za}ozenia lokalne-
60 stowarzyszenia l. w, W. w Wa
terbury.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

Mieszkahscy wschodniej pol
nocno wschodniej czesci Berlina
cierpia strasznie cd glodu ponie-
waz czesto niezdolni byli opuscic
swych dom6w azeby kupic prowi-
zyi a takze z powodu il sklepy z
zywnoscia " ich dystryktach 70
sta}y spladrowane przez powstail-
COW.
Transport zywnosci do Berlina
prowincyi zostaf okropnie usz-
kodzony albo zupelnie przerwany
w niekt6rych dystryktach. Wszy-
stkic markiety zpstaly zamkniete
powoda il zna5duja sic prawie
W $rodku pola walki.
Przesylki miesa do Berlina u
sta}y magistraty zniewolone 70
staly ma wydawanie porcyi pre-
zcrwowanego miesa, kt6re zatrzy-
name bylo ma magic potrzeby. Ra-
eye kartofli prawdopodobnie ME
moga bye otrzymywane W tym ty
godniu. TAX samo i inne jarzyny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
Niency nnusza bye zywione i da-
ny i'm targ o$wiadcza sekretarz.
Wielkie niebezpiecZelistWO prZewidyWan tryum-
ffc bolszewizmu W kraju teut01lskim jeg0
rOzprzestrZenieniu pc resZcie SWiata.
Nagh samo do protekcy, ME do milosierdzia,

True translation filed thepost Wnona Mimi,
March 49, 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Paryz 12 Urzymujac ze dosiegismy prze}omowej
rw srawach swiatowych sekrea stanu Robert lansing
bankiec wydaym dis wicczorcm kub melzy alian
kici prasy GEESE amekaskch komisar pokou poWedza}
musza zwc Ncmcowi dacNicmcom posobnoc do
ch produkt6w zagraniczyc tagach eze chce sic
ncbezpcczenstwa bolsze Odmaowaf OBJ
sosnka strec wojcnnej Francyi wykaza} zc ME bylo
lccz dla przewagi w]asnej ant6w
ably zwazac zeby dopuscc do anarci davcszm cesa
wien nicmicckcm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

liczncgo t1umu marynarzy Zofnle
rzy udala sic godzinic pierwszej
; Ia stacye przy Bow ulicy. Ale po
licya ME chciafa wiezni6w uwol-
nic, a zc deputacya jak r6wniez
t1um IA zevnatrz ME zachowywa
Ii sic nalezycie, przeto policyanci
wypedzili dclcgacye. W6wczas O.
bydWic strony pocze}y przygoto--
| wywac sic do starcia.
Okolo pieciuset zolnierzy 1aa
rynarzy ruszyfo ku stacyi. Poll
eva szybko wyciagnela kordon, a
,, by bronic wstepu. T}um domaga}
sic uwolnicnia wiezni6w, a poll
eva detcrminacya oczekiwa}a na
padu. Gdy tlumu poczeto rzu--
cac rozmaitylni przedmiotami i
postawa napastnik6w stala sic gro
zna, policya postanowifa oczyscic
plac i ulice. Wyciagnieto vice pal
ki i poczela naciskac zo}nierzy i
marynarzy. Kto stawiaf op6r, o.
trzymywaf razy, W og6lnosci jed
max wojskowi cofali sic pred po-
licya, co ME swiadczy bynajmniej
Q ich wicll1icj zacietoSci. Najsmut
niejszcm by}o zajscie kapralem
Zimmcrmamcm ktory podobno
ca}kicm nics}usznie zostaf pobity
niebczpiecznic przcz pieciu policy
ant0w. w koncu jednak policya
postanowifa wycofac sic i zosta-
vic sprawe policyi wojskowej. Ia
okolicznoSc zakonczyla zatarg. .Ad
r:ira} Simms powzia} natychmiast
kroki zapobicgawcze, rozkazaf bo
wien przewiczc ol1o}o 400 maryna
rzy amerykanskich pozostaja-
cych 81 Londynie Ia urlopie do
obozu w East Leigh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
NlEMIECKA ARhlIA BEDuE 0GRANICZ0NA
DO 100000 ma PODSTAWE OCHOTNICZEJ
POM0CNEJ DO USTAL ENIA P0KOJU " EUROPE

Bedze zach ola nnych narodow do rodobego esiena po
cagania znneszenia arn-nemiech generany szab mus
isc - amunicya bedde zmnejszona
TRAKTAT POK0J0WY BEDzIE GoT6W DO 20 MARCA.
Paryz, IL Wojskowosc nemecka przcstanc egzys
owac ako rezu przyposobony wysoa rade onegda
weczorem warunkach manych niemieckego rozbrojena %
ze chca wcjsc raktay pokoowe Waruni obmysone
zmniejzene redukcy do 100000 1000 ocer6w
be system ochoniczy precag dwunastu lat
Skutem bedz ograniczene nemecej mitarnej silly do
mnie anze czba onierzy jaka Szwacarya swojej ar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
SEKCYA PRAWA O
SZPIEGOSTWIE POD
TRZYMANA w DECYZYI

WASHINGTON, II marca-W Wyzszy sad podpie-
raj dis prZekOnanie Zbr0dni nacZelnka sOcyali5
tow Eugeniusza v DebsEa uZnanego Winnym pre-
Istapienia praWa przeciW szpiegostWu 3lrzez twier
dzenie ZrObiOne w movie W Canton O. W czerWcu
przeszfego roku osadzonego na 10 lat Wiezienia.
Y decydoWaniu spraWy sad " orzeczeniu pod
trzymyWaf zgodn1e konsty ytucya tax zWanej sekcyi
Izap1syWaHIa akfu szpIegostWiez 1917
Opinia sadu byla jednomy5ln4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
March 13, 1919 as required by the
Act of Congress. Oct. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
Nowy arcybiskup " Santa Fe.

Rzym, IL marca. = Ogloszono
tutaj urzedowo, re arcybiskup W
Santa Fe. N. Mex, zamianowany
zostal Albert DAGGER, 0. F. M. z
Jemez, N. Mex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
SYTUACYA UDOSKONALA SIZE A WlELkA
UTRATA ZYCIA POWIEkSZYLA SIZE

True translation filed with hepo master at Wnona Mnn
March 49, 1919 required by the Act Of Congress O g. 1917
Berlin IL Prze Zjcdnoczona prase Morderstwa,
wa rbu trway Gala nedzele romatych czescach
masa Wce schroo dachach wiele Sparakus6w doao
przed pounem do wznia prawo dorazne egzekucy
poczeo poldnu napstwie pojawienia rozporzadze
pana Noske, sekrearza spraw militamych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

czona. Cesarski generality sztab
bedzie skasowany jako rezu1tat
znniejszenia armii. Dyskutowa--
ME W tel sprawie by}o dis glow.
nym przedmiotem rady.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

lime rozporzadzenie W ukla--
dach militarnych ogranicza uz--
brojenie amunicye. Niemcy mo.
gs posiadac zas6b dostateczny
dla 100000 ludzi, a wszystka in.
na musi bye oddana albo znisz-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
NlEMlECKA FL0TA M0ZE
Mice TYLK0 $4,000 LUDn
Zmniejszenie silly niemieckiej ma
morzach ogloszone jest W poda
niu parysldego parlamentu.
Polozenie militarne takzc zawaro-
wane gwarancya re ME ma bye
zadnych tank6w ami zad-
nych gaz6w trujacych.
Wszystkie waine zadania zestaly pebite
troche wiecej czasu bedzie straeoneso,
LondYn. II marca., =: Ludnosc

Londyn, IL 1aarca. - Ludnosc
floty niemieckiej ograniczona be-
dzie do $4,000 jak zadecydowaia
wyzsza rada, st6sownie do depe-
sly prasy z Paryza. Po}ozenie mi
litarne, nafozone prawem naNiem
cy w}acza gwarancye ze zadnych
tank6w ME wolno budowac ami
zadnych gaz6w trujacych ME vol
no fabrykowac i re wszystek wo-
jenny materya} niemc6w nr1si
bye wreczony zniszczony. Doda
mem jest re alomisye alianckie do
zorowac beda przeprowadzenia
tych rozporzadzeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
Berlin znajduje sic W ka-
tuszach .krwawych walk
Wielu Z0sta10 Zabitych.
Morderstwa rabunk $rodku miasta, udzie cierpia
powodu braku zywno$ci.

Gf6d powoduje drobne kradZieze W sklepach ME-
zdolnoSc wyjScia dom6w gdyz Spartakusl stree
laja do mieszkahc6w kt6rzy sic dostaja W sze-
regi ich strzelp - ostateczny plan do obalenia
rZadu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
wilhelm DECIDED
WAR POLICY SAYS
Gen. LUDENDORFF
Former German Emperor Re-
sponsible for Acts of His
People, Military Leader S
Statement.
(By Associated Press)

BERLIN, July 31.-Responsibility
for the crown councils decision in
1917 that Belgian territory must be
held was placed upon the former Ger.
man emperor by Gen. Ludendorff in
communication published today by
the Deutsche Tages Zeitung.
Gen. Ludendorff's letter said that
great headquarters merely sketched
the military situation and stated what
measures they believed necessary to
protect Germany's west frontier in an
economic way.
The former German emperor, Gen.
Ludendorff said, decided the question
and his decision was binding upon mil.
itary headquarters.
Bauer and Mueller Assaulted
Premier Mauer and DR.. Hermann
Mueller, foreign minister, were con-
demned by Gen. Ludendorff for their
statements in the German national as.
sembly at Weimar on Monday criti-
cising the crown councils actions and
making, public reports Of Field Mar.
shall Won Hindenburg and Gen. Luden.
dorff, advising the retention and mill.
tnry occupation of the Liege district.
Gen. Ludendorff inquired where DR..
Mueller obtained the military informa.
ton concerning great headquarters.
An outline Of what military authori.
ties were said to have considered the
necessary economic unity" with Bel.
GUM also was published today by the
National Zeitung
This outline. according to the news.
paper, contemplated the extension OF
the German customs system to Bel
GUM, the levying OF imperial taxes on
monopolies there. obligating Belgium
to accept German control Of Belgium
taxation. trade representation, and the
division OF the income tax.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
REVOLT LEADERS
ARE IMPRISONED
OVER HONDURAS
Prisons Over Republic Are
Full-Thousands Cross Bor-
der Into Nicarauga.

SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Nicaragua,
July 31-President Bertrand of Hon.
duras was reported Wednesday In dis
patches received here, to have tnpris-
oned all the leaders Of the parties
headed by Vice President Membreno
and General Lopez Gutierrez, as the
result of a revolution proclaimed re-
Gently.
Prisons throughout the republic OF
Honduras are full, according to these
dispatches. Many prominent citizens
are said to have taken refuge In the
American legation.
General Lopez Gutierrez, accom-
panied by 200 persons. Is said to have
escaped from Tegucigalpa and to have
succeeded in repulsing government
troops.
More than 1000 citizens of Hondu
ras were said to have crossed the from
tierf into Nicarauga to avoid possible
trouble. Many of these were taken
to Managua by order of the Nicarag
uan government
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
NOW
'More Americans Should Own Their Own Homes"

ponsible; he is interested in everything that
tends toward the peace and security and up
building of the community.
The example set by one manufacturer
will be followed by others. It will daily be-
come more requisite to mans securing res
ponsible employment that he Owns His Own
Home.
There is little excuse for man not own
ing his own home. The great Liberty Loans
have instilled into the American people les
sons of thrift that will endure through the
coming days of peace. Every man can and
should own his own home.
There is no appeal from the man who
seeks a position that is treated so lightly, by
private and public employer alike, as the ap-
peal which comes from the man who has
everything to gain and nothing to lose
The INDEPENDENT MAN always Owns
His Own Home-BUILD YOURS NOW.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
Circuit Court Records

Suit for divorce was filed in Wayne
circuit court Thursday by Dottie B.
Fisher against Joseph E. Fisher on a
charge Of failure to provide. The
plaintiff asks for the custody Of two
minor children.
Marriage Licenses.
Clinton Bostick, yardman, Rich.
mond, and Marie kaufman. baker,
Richmond.
Real Estate Transfers.
Mellon T. and Nola M. Crook, to
William Mathews, lots 1913 and ISL
Summers add, Centerville, $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
Russia Willing To Gipe
SpitzbergenTo Norway
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, Wednesday, July 30.-The
Russian political commission in Paris
has advised the peace conference COM
mission which is considering the dis
position Of tho Spitzbersen Afchipela'
90, which lies in the Arctic ocean
between Franz Josef Land aad Green
land, that the Russians are willing
to have Spitzbergen given to Norway.
The belief Is expressed by the Rus
slams, however, that 1t will be noes
sary to have an international conven-
ton for the purpose Of protecting
the rights OF persons Of various ma
tons having property in Spitzbersen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31


be
S n
osets throug
Smith, damsA rchitc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
That Cool Wave Is On
Way; Due Here Tonight

Brief relief from the present hot
weather is on the way, according to
Weatherman Moore, Thursday. The
cool wave will arrive some time this
afternoon or tomorrow, and will be
preceded by severe electrical storms.
The cool weather is coming from
northerly winds blowing from south
ern Canada, the weatherman says.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31

car men were for q seventy.seven
per cent increase in wages or from 4S
cents an hour to IS cents, with con-
ditions similar to those agreed upon
at tho Monday conference which fixed
IS to 81 cents as the maximum wage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
EAGER TO BRING HUN WIVES

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Two hun
dred American soldiers have filed re-
quests to bring home German wives,
Representative King. Republican, ILL.,
nots, declared today on his return
from six weeks tour Of European
countries and the war zone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
hoosIER AWARDED D. s. c.

WASHINGTON. July 31-Award Of
Distinguished Service Crosses, an
nounced today by the war department
Mike O'Neal. Jeffersonville. Ind, and
Capt Robert L. Tavenner, Mount Yer
non, o.; William Hook, GAINESVILLE, o. /;
Clyde F. Manneripg, Akron, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31
U. S. Dept. of Labor

Q. S. Dept. Of Labor
w. B. Wilson, Secretary.
Somewhere in the heart of every man is
the desire to be INDEPENDENT Independ-
ence is the measure of ones standing in the
community.
The first step along the road to independ-
ence is to own ones home. The man who
owns his own home is the respected, the
trusted man in every community
One of the largest employers of labor in
the country ordered canvass of his factories
to determine what percentage of his employ
ees owned their own homes. At the same
time he urged all employees in the establish
nant to become home owners or home buyers.
Sound logic prompted this action. The
responsible man is the valuable employee.
The HOME OWNER has deeper sense of
civic pride. He is established; he is res
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-31

Nathan Strauss, noted for his
philanthropic work among the jew
ish people, says he is ready to devote
his entire fortune to establish .hs
Jews in Palestine. He also init
mates that he would be first mayor
of his people there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04
CASUALTY
LIST

The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general of the
American Expeditionary Forces:
Died from wounds, IA; wounded Sc
ferely, 1S; missing in action, 4; died
from disease, 81; total 81.
Died Of Wounds,
Cook William E., Roane county, W.
yYooiss George E., Ri. /, Cox Mills,
The following cabled corrections
ate issued as an appendix to tNe reg
ills lists at the request OF the several
pSes associations:
Wounded, Degree Undetermined, Pre-.
VIeusiy reported Missing in Action.
Stiltner, Roy, Marytown, ". Va.
Wounded Slightly.
Lieutenant John d. Licklider, 544 n.
Queen St, Martinsburg, W. Va.
Priyates
reese. John f.. 2sOs Twenty.sxth St,
Warwood, w. Va.
Thompson, George D., Goodwin, W.
Va
geasel. Earl T., 1909 Jacob St, Wheel
ing, ". Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04
Janus { COMPANY
SUCCEED ALB. SCOTT
Members of New Firm
Were Long Connected
With the Business.

Fanus & Company is the name OF
the new firm which is successor to A.
B. Scott & Co., jewellers at 22S Adams
street 1t has ben known for some
weeks that Mr. Scott was retiring
from the jewelry business to devote
his entire time to his optical practices
and the news that Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H Fanus are taking over the jewelry
end is very pleasing to their many
friends.
Mr.. Fanus was associated with Mr.
Scott until few years ago when he
established an independent watch
making and repairing shop. He is a
man of expert ability and has a broad
knowledge Of the jewelry Hne and its
many specialized departments, Mrs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04
New Work to Care
for JoblesS Men Here

Between $50 and 400 men are job.
less in Fairmont today according to
the applications filed in the local Of
flee OF the United States employment
service.
From other sources it is understood
that the Domestic Coal and Coke cor.
poration will employ from 200 to 400
men on the work Of erecting their by
product plant. These men will be pro.
cured no doubt through the govern.
ment agency within the next few
weeks.