Deming graphic., 1919-11-18
FIVE SERVICE MEN
KILLED BY |. ". WIS.
During Course Of Day In Cenfralia.
Washington, AgIiatsrs Fire
Into Overseas Men
SOME OTHER LIVE NEWS NOTES
American Legion Head Named; New
Wage Agreement for Coal Strikers
Action On Treaty

WnStons NOV. iS.-Gtnerai
Pcrshing tonight issued a state
menf In whith he said:
"Jt Is serious outrage that
veterans Of the world war, pa ',d.
ing In uniform I'm celebration sf
orr victory. should be shot down
In cold blood rs was done In
Washington yesterday.
TOO drastic measures cannot
be taken to rid our country Of the
class Of criminals who inspire or
commit such crimes"
Centralia, Wash, Nov. 12.-Cities Of
western Washington Joined Centralia
today In arresting members OF the In
dustrial Workers OF the World an..
raiding their headquarters following
the firing on Armlstice Day parade
here Nov. IL. Four former Ameri-
can soldiers are dead and a fifth Is re-
ported dying as a result OF the Shoot
ing.
TWENTY-FIVE men and one woman, re-
ported TO have radical beliefs, were
placed in jail and later four Of the
prisoners including the woman, were
removed to the Lewis county jail at
Chehalis by national guardsmen, who
patrolled Centralia today. Raids were
conducted In Seattle, Tacoma and
Aberdeen ON the Industrial Workers
headquarters.
In Seattle. IL men and "tons Of lit
erature," according to the police, were
taken TO police headquarters. The Ia
coma police arrested "a alleged men,
bers of the Industrial Workers and
seized quantity Of radical literature.
At Aberdeen large quantities OF liter
ture and the records OF the Aberdeen
local OF the organization were taken.
New York. Nov. 12.-Material In
creases In advertising and subscrip-
tion rates, limitation Of the size of
newspapers and provisions In adver-
Using contracts whereby rates can be
adjusted monthly or quarterly we're
recommendation made today by a
special convention OF the American
Newspaper Publishers association
,alied to consider the news print
ihortage.
Providence, r. l., Nov. 12.-Judge
Arthur l.. Brown In the federal dis
rict court today, issued a temporary
Injunction against Harvey A. Baker,
United States attorney, and George +.
collector OF internal
evenue, restraining them from en-
orcing the provisions of the wartime :
rohlbition act.
Chicago Ill, Nov. 12.- Federal /
judges Carpenter and FitzHenry an
ounced tonight at the conclusion Of
rguments in the double attack by
hicago and Peoria liquor firms on the
artime prohibition and enforcements
cts, that they woul dtake the case
HNeA ou'ASSHcht uhti odlutuhy.
Washington, Nov. 12-Summary ac-
ON to choke down debate on the
ace treaty was decided on by the
eaty's friends In the senate today TO
eet Developments regarded by many
majors as the beginning Of a filibuster
,ainst ratification
Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE
'st annual convention OF the Ameri-
Legion tonight elected Franklin
olier Of Philadelphia as its national
and voted TO have congress
nsider the advisability of approving
rther bonuses for service men. The
". F. A. Kelly of New York was
cted national chaplain.
Nov. 1.-THE apparent -
willingness Of all union coal miners
return TO work at the old pay scale
ised government officials TO put
tn every effort today to bring about
negotiation of a new wage
lie.
Secretary Wilson, without waiting
formal acceptance OF his offer TO
date the differences, began smooth
the way for the joint conference Of
lers and operators he has called to
It In Washington Friday.