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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-19
PRIEST KEPT ALLIES
POSTED ON HUNS

London. Nov. 12--Eyolcila a f9tleI
Means Win warned London q IN
ne,ding German sir raid during re
-uor and who worried with tnilh va
veil, the mal,yred I,itish muse IA
aiding British prisoners TO cS''p
from Belgium, have jr@t b"aA " nos
cd nv the Roman Clthc,ic periodical
tho l'oi;rrae. Ne her Moons, VINO
7,Y,l in Brusge's, yas associated %ith
t@e allied i1teyiCcuC7 del a7tment
Ones ne discussed himself as c%'
tie driver and making his way 70 ~
end. found tn, hidin6 acc CT inc
German Submarines,
AR raitS tc Eng and, the pi'eSi
learned. were usually prcceGoi by =
dinner of tie officers Of the ~ 3p"i'n"
and CothaG. ~ lretenling 10 De q
uastry cook. he discovered "1on tdt
dinners were to We hald. Carrlc'
pigeons carried his messages to no
land. and Sego.e 6 p. IA. the bf'''"a
admiralty woull have word OF IN"
coming raids,
Escared British prisoners seeking
Nurse Cave,l proceeded, disguiash' -
Brussels and were met there by Nv
tle airl OF II. She used to carry big
doll run about and play and look II
the shop windows. Without any Sig'
on her part of recognizing the so
diera she would lead tlem to tn
hruse where Nurse Cavell awaited
them There the men were bandaeeo
Transformed into hospital patients
and turned over to Baron Jansen
otheryise Father Mems, who t)o'
,L.,, a.roSu tho frontier.
On the night OF Nurse lavellS a'
RESI-. fataer Mems had been sent /
Holland to carry a message lor ~iT
dinal MERCER, thus escaping death, a.
he had arranged to meet at inidniSh
two other com. trltc.s, both OF "hoh
we're taken and sll0t.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-19

these Liverpool charges. In future IL
should be easily possible TO eliminate
This difficulty.
The matter is, however, treated III
the Dublin nationalist press MS re-
yiyal against ireland OF the infamous
navigation acts Of 1860 70 1911, under
which no Irish owned ships were al
lowed to sail the seas.
The principal difficulty in NE way
Of tha permalle ut establishment OF d.
rect traffic with America is SAID by
economists to be the abaenee ol sui
hcient return rargoes. IRISH manu-
laeturee3 are O. m bining to meet thi'
dftiiculty
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-19
BARBER SUPPLIES
NEXT TO Be PUT.
UNDER OFFICIAL BAN
TOILET WATERS AND HAIR TONIC
CLASSIFIED AS DRlNkABLE IF
THEY CONTAIN MORE THAN
THEIR ALLOTTED SHARE OF Al.
COHOL.

Chicago, Nvo l9.--The possibility of
hair tonic, pertumery and flavoring
extracts was Officially recognized
by the federal government yesterday
in statement issued by g, G. Dunlap
of the internal revenue department.
The statement called for h conference
of manufacturers of such compounds
to lay plans to deacoholi2e tAem or
to forbid their manufacture,
1t will be against the law to man
ufacture or sell any Of the "dfinkablc'
compounds after Jan. lG. when nation
al prohibition is scheduled to become
legally effective. a part OF Mr.. Dun'
laps statement is;
This office has made a careful study
of the alcoholic preparations which
are at present on the market and has
come to the conclusion that Il consid'
cradle number Of these preparations
are TT tor beverage purposes.
Toilet Articles on List.
After Jan. l6, 1920, such prepara-
tons cannot be legally manufactured
and sold. Among these prohibited ar
ticlcS Will be.
BARRIERS supplies.
"Perlumery and toilet waters.
Liquid medical compounds.
"tlavoring extracts"
This means, according to the inter
ain revenue office, that milady VIII De
unable to sprinkle her bath with het
tavcrite toilet water. nor Will she DC
able to obtain pertumery that has not
been dealcOholized
According to the revenue depart
ment. perf,imery and toilet waters can
be made potable by saturating Jumps
of sugar with it and then eating the
sugar.
"Jao" in Toilet Water
I'VE discovered one man Who boush'
a large quantity OF expensive loiie'
wafer" one of the agents said, nc
would take lumrs OF sugar and olt
them into the tGtlet water and tAei
swallow the sugar About SIX HihN
treated this way will give man
lag that equals the stronoSl hGnor'
Much Of the toilet water ana pr
flme on the market contains not l'n
.ban oG pc. cent alcohol Man. brand
II hair tonic contain laFBe pfeo II
;ge of alcohol and their composite
is such that with syrup or sugar the
make not a distasteful beverage an
th.v DOS sess Jolt that viii sai''
fy the strongest palate,
The conferences to determine Va
host methods of adjusting the matte
win begin between the Manufacture
nsd representatives OF Commissions
Roper Of Washington December l.
Revenue Men Active.
In the meantime Internal re'el''
men will continue their crn'a"
against dealers who openly sen 7u'
compounds for beverage puFpo3'
Noonshiners also will receive a''''
ton. ,..,,
Revenue agents arrested lo6enh
Eanks. 1857 w, Fifteenth street Il
operating q still yesterday and he WI
held under $1,000 bail by Comm
sioner Foote. 1890. .,.
David Wepers, 1850 CiJbourh aV
pue also was arrested and held nha'
50 Geo bonds by Commissioner MA 80
He is a tin3mith and Is aec"Seo
making stills,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-19
How Many Women Do You Know

How Many Women Do You Know
Who can say they are perfectly wen
Il am tired all the time j am so
nervous it seems as though ! should
Az" II can har dly drag around To-
auy." and all such expressions are
characteristic OF women who nave
oyetlaxed their strength until head
aches. bachache, nervousness, drag
ging.dpwn pains. irregularities ana
the blues, symptoms OF lelhaie
weakness. have developed Women
who are i'm this condition may rely
upon Lydia t. pinE hams Vegetable
ComuouDd 10 restore them to health
and strength
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-19
VaIeska Suratt

viii personailj appear ut the Ga|cty
Theatre THANKSGIVING in scarlet ana
White" by Jack lait Matinee ana
aight.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-19
Vaieska Suratt

will personally appear at the Gayety
Theatre Thanksgiving in Scarlet ana
White" by Jack Lat, Matinee anu
night
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-19

Try the Free Trader-Jonrnal want Aus
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Husband Hills Wife
For Fault Finding
y oman Shot Dead Because She
Complained of His Lale
Home Coming

Because She had berated nm FOR
coming nome from work late. Henry
J. Sachs. employed by the Tietjen and
Lang Dry Dock Company, chased his
wife out Of their homo. 5oG Tonnele
Avenue. jersey City. last evening aad
killed her ON the sidewalk with riae
When arrested he made the following
statements:
81 saot my wife, Nsry. with tae
rife because ios. n. head had
words with her becaese did not come
hcme quick enoueh for her She
grabbed ,he gaa Which was standing
IN wardrobe ia the BEDROOM COX
it away from her in ,hc hall she
ran away The vun went eff and she
fell. Went where she vas ,yiag and
stood there until the Officer pat me
under arrest. nae he'd trouble win
my wife over since we we're married.
! bought the gun tF'o HearS ago to
shoot rats with
Sachs has two children Elizabeth.
twelve, and Fred. seven. The rife was
found hidden under pianking in the
cellar
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
British import Embargo
Blamed for High Prices
Immediate Rcsnova! Demanded
al Meeting OF London Far-
tor, and Trading Men

A resolution demanding inc imme-
date removal Of all embargoes ON i'm
ports and protesting agaiAs, the meth
oGS OF government departments n
controlling and restricting -rade.
(which have .he etfect Of diminishing
and seriously delaying supplies and
raising prices" was passed at recent
meeting Of manufacturers and traders
at tne Cannon Stree. Hotel. London
Sir John Simon. supporting the reso-
lution said the public should realize
how much the embargo or imports
helped to keep up prices Apart from
its legal aspect, OF which there vas
considerable doubt. the system coA-
tained the fundamental vice of $50
lated transactions, an isolation quite
unsuited to the stream OF commerce.
The department was interfering with
the whole stream of trade. just IS the
breakdown of q tramwaN car on the
embankment held up .he whole tram
way service Of South London.
Apart from everything else. the de
partment was wrongly stated and ne
understood the reluctance OF business
men to submit their business to men
who were their rivals in trade When
all London was in want OF painting
white lead Mas on the prohibited st
as we'll IS furniture and crockcry ware,
toth OF which were eNtreme Gear.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Score Hurt i'm Strike
Riot at Steel Plant
Mont MON q orker~ Dragged
From Cars and Bealen:
State Police Called

BUTLER. Penn. Aug. l9 Moro than
score o. persons were injured. several
seriously, IN a riot TINS morning be-
tween strikers Of the Standard Steel
Car Company'< plant and noa-uniou
employees. 4 troop OF state police which
has been guarding the works, was
rushed TO the scene
The trouble started when interurbsn
cars. bearing non-union employees. were
tagged en- route to the plant. When
the cars stopped, between forty and
fifty strikers jumped from behind
buildings. dragged the workers from
the cars and beat them. Other pas
seneers We're held at bay by strikers
pickets. who were armed with clubs
and stones.
Upon arrival Of the state police. the
strikers Aed. Arrests of strike leaders
in connection with the riot are 1x-
pccted.
The snke has been in effect two
weeks. More than 1000 men are out.
There were no signs of settlement to-
day
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Boston Police Union
issue Reaches Crisis
Committee VIII Call cn Com.
missioner Curtis To-day. but
He Nav MOI Receive Them
Spcclal C0yr.spoud.,sc.


BOSTON. Mass, Aug l9.-The
Boston police unionization issue is due
20 reach a crisis to-morrow. when a
committee o. lie newt. formed police
union, will vait on Commissioner Cur
us Whethes lie vii receive them is
not known. Al the same tine com
mit-ee Of the City Counci viii visit
Governor Coolidge 10 urge rhal he
bring pressure 10 bear on tne com
missioner TO recognize the union To-
day the Governor issued a statement
supporting Commissioner Curtis.
Another indication Of the determina-
ton OF the comm saioner to resist the
unionizing OF tie force is found in
special orders issued to-day, ordering
all sergearts and lieutenants sched
uled for vacations to leave addresses
and the speediest emergency method OF
reaching them. All superior officers
were warned TO hold themselves in
readiness for emergency calls from
their captains.
Unusual interest N being taken in
the situation, becalse Of the threat OF
organized labor to strike if the union
policemen arc discharged
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Cunman Screams on Wav
To the Electric Chair
Slayer of Aged Farmer Tries
10 Batter Out Brains
i'm His Cell

TRENTON. Aug. 19.-Aster he had
attempted to beat mis- brains ou.
against the door Of his cell. Frank
lie Nare, New York gunman. was
dragged TO the electric chair tonight.
screaming and fighting. by four guards.
He was one Of three men executed Tor
she murder Of Roman Smith, seventy
year-old farmer Of South River.
lie Varies screams as he was drs ggs.i
to the death chamber aroused the scorn
Of the other inmates OF me condemned
cells. One Of them called IS he was
half carried down the corridor:
you ough. TO be ashamed Of your
SELF
Until tAis afternoon the man had
hoped that the Gov~rnor would com
mute his sentence to life imprIson-
ment. When he was told that there
was no chance Of TINS ne waited until
the keeper was at the other end OF the
corridor and began TO batter his head
against the bars Of mis- cell He was
overpowcred and placed in padded
cell until time for his execution.
The other men executed for the same
crime were Michael dc Palma and
Garono Palemeri
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Decision y ishIlelel ia
Political Sians'er Sui,
Jersey Judge Decides Proof of
Payment of $4,000 TO Aid
Edge Gampaisn l. i.aeh.ing

BAYONNE ~ J.. Aug lo District
Court Judge Petar StiMwcM reserved
decision in the action o. Prosecutor
Pierre P Garven os Hudson County
against Republican State Committees
man Charles Y. Finch for $500 dam
ages for alleged elande. The sI.. is
an ogtgrowth OF the campaign Of Gar
Ven to sgpp.ant t.nch as STATE com
GarNen tead faction of
the Republicans In Hudson, while
Finch Is beng backed by the regular
orgarizat.on. oi when William p. Yer
don is leader
About TWO weeks ago Finch charged
that GarVen. as Hudson representative
OF United States Senator Walter t.
Edge. had received 5000 contributed
by the Puhic Service Corporation ~
the Edge campaign .a the lSle gen
vrsl election. Senator Edge. then Gov
crnor. had appointed the Public Uhl-
it.ea Commission that granted the
tayl.ey company an increase IN fares
from 10 cents judge Stillwel
ruled the. tne payment oi the money
10 Garven had nor been proved. that
Finch statement was NOT privileged
and taat /. showed malice.
He reserved decision. however. lli
order 10 determine rnethoc the Finch
cnarge haa 4ctualiY imputed the com
nisslon el ii crime - ssar2eu
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Britons Reused by
Premiers Failure
TO Reduce Budget
Lloyd Georges Speech to
Commons Provoke Gem
eral Criticism on Subject
of National Expenditures

LONDON. AYg. 19.-Tho House os
Commons which listened YESTERDAY 20
Premier Lloyd Georges declaration Of
the governments policies on many
British problems. took recess ;o-day
until October %.
disappointment and dissatisfaction,
that the Premier ignored the yentraf
demand for reduction OF rational cs-
penditures IS the most striking COM
ment made by most OF the newspapers
to-day. Friendly and hostile editorials
generally agree tai thc PREMIER
made an exccllcn. plea for economy in
Industry and increased production and
also that he offered some sensible pro-
posals for a future industrial policy.
Such comments, however. are over
shadowod in most o. the newspapers
by sharp condemnation Of What IS
termed the Premier's failure to recos--
nlzo the extravaganza and waste IN
government departments and his fail-
ure 10 grasp resolutely this nttrie."
Coal Plans Criticised
TIE Premier's proposal. on ,hc coal
situation are genera ~ critic sed Al
vocates Of natiouali1atic Of the coal
industry cypress indignation and ac-
cuse the government Of breaking lis
promise 70 carry out .hc uHdings o.
tho Sa0key commiSS on Tho Herald"
labor paper. notifies fhe rotrrnmen.
tha, the workers are determined %
nave Natlonailzatio and that the re
lection Of The Sankey renori which
favored such course. VIII provoke
direct action This lew. expressed
cditorlaNy to-day, vas oT4rei by
laborite speakers VINO followed the
Premier in the House of Commons and
hy LABOR leaders VII. later expressed
an Intention TO oppose The governments
~ everr Way ln an effort 20 brig..
Sbout Us downfall
oGpon'ats. Of natiouaii1a'ioa approve
the premicr's decision against such A
policy. bat the governments alterna-
i've does not escape criticism entirely.
The Morning Post" declares the pro-
posed treatment Of tne Goa Industry
IS dishonest promise. making the
miners gift OF other peoples money"
League Is Ignored
The references Of thc Premier to the
United States and Turkey and 10 the
league Of nations are virtually enored
oy ne commentators, although The
Herald says:
As long - the outrageous misrulc
in ireland continues al talk OF
lcasue Of nations IS idle and hypocrit,-
cal ba5ble'
According TO The lobby spondent
Of The Daily Mail" opinion in the
lobbies Of Parliamen, vas lhat the
Premier nov seemingly had cast his
lot with the Unionists rather than
with his old followers His defence OF
business men. the correspondent says.
definitely antagonizcd labor, which
heAceforth will regard him as "a
master"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
National Daily Report
Of Stolen Autos Urged
Court Official Here snvise~ Co.
operation in Getting Hurcuu
IN Department OF Justice

Frank Oliver chic. clerk Of he Nag
istrates' Courts. Who recently started
d crusade against automobile thieves,
yesterday sent circular letter 10 the
police departments ot three hundred
cities asking Information about stolen
automobiles
The theft Of automobiles has oro
ceedec on ucn az astouad .nc >caie ina.
It IS plain the tina has cone for the
cooperation oi Verr ore interested in
recapiuriag the ears DIR Osiver wrote.
~ haze proposed 70 a number Of pub
! .e ois.o ais Interested u tie -bjec- IN
the Las, ana t. "a he Insurance com
panies Wnlcl undertake the 'rritinc of
tneft insurtll. n.4u 30 e--a ahifsh by
Fedora .eg sia.ion bareau in the
Department Of Justice wh.fn sill act
as clearing house for information
concerning tire licensing u car IN the
various states and the thett ~ cars as
reported BY 7olicc de7artmcnts of
cites als intofrat iCi. snoA 4 be com
niied and sent out 20 the various nolcc
and licensing Official % the country
daily. Just as the Department Of Ayr
culture sends out is bu.letins 70 al
the farmers. 30 sa4aI pamphlets CON
talniNg Information abou. stolen cars
wouic. no doubt. be Of great aid in
preventing TIE sellceNslaG Of these
cars ard IN Giving the police Of the
cry from Whicn me car was stolen
The a4a ot the ponce all over the coun-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20

ddorfer. umbrellas. laces embroideyics. a.
West twenty sixth street.
~. FAUI.. Observation-Disclosures Bros ,
Miss \. Russell. dresses 200 Fifth Av.
ST. PAUL. Minn.-Novclty Cloak and
Suit Co, J.. S;lbcrstcin. coats suits skirt
llSS broadway.
ST PAU1.-Baer Co: J. Baer. cloth
'hS aAd furnishings, Commodore.
ST. LOuts-schs a pcr- strcy Co. Mr.
MT Sohsper. mems clothing. li7o Broad
ST LOUISA Schwartz womcn's gar
ments Commodore
rosI.., ST. ,FErERsBUnG. rla,-A. Johnson
.,,,. SYRACUSE. n. W, NJ Fea,herhy.
'hlSni slassw"rc; kt:5ssw Herala ssuays. ,
SYRACUSE. \ VI. \. Witheriil: n.
q Claus. china, glassware. go Fifth Az
SYRACUSE. \ Y-M 1sllet scnera,
merchandise, Grand
rAMrA. Fla.-s W. Alien Dental Co;
square '"'p''7' '"''
naIsN TAMrN r,o,S,as ST,fs-nat!ez aa.z Fleming W D
n%i5fS 4T6THSSSvfn' TqSSSqGd, wa''s S.., .n.'
merchandise. Collngwooo'
TO oLEpO. ohio-B. Baker, mems wear;
- TOLEDO. Ohio-F. w James Co: {. Fl
Rhodes. untrimmed hats, Broslin
u, RoMrp. ont.--Murray Kay. ltd.
underwear. infants wear, l16 West Thirty
second Street
WARREN. ohlo-v. c. THOMPSON CO.;
Y Thompson. department store mer-
chandise. Brozteu
WASHINGTON. II ca. 1isncr opslsis
koyaD Mrs NJ +. Dawson, jewelry. silver
ware. go Fifth Avenue.
WASHl NGToN Penn. p Hanan. china
glassware, Bro1tell.
NTiSsldsS' AsmlNaT2N 5;2s1d d r Thompson house
WASHi NGVDN A. sherman, piece
WATERNlLLE. Me.-C S,ernitz. wom-
WEsTylLLE, ohio-E. Julian. general
NiLMl NGTON. Del.-McMahon Bros G.
A N Ma Nal hon earpets. furniture; Breslin.
Co: J. 4. Boiling, auto supplies, etc,
YORK Penn-C. H Bcar Co: IL f.
Lesher, dress goods silks linens wash
gods. Innings West Thirty-scoond, care
second Street care A. H. Meyer
YOCNGsTowN. ohio-strouss- uirshbere
co =. Y. !.ourie. leather goods. jewelry.
tol'eF goods III Madison Avenue Park
ydUNGsTowN. Ohio-Iivinsston chas
& SONS. q. +. Livingston. vomens. misses,
chilqrens infants wear. millinery; Penn
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio - Union Clothing
Store l. Samuels. clothing; Pennsylvania.
YOUNGSTOWN. ohio--C;. NJ Mckelvey
Co Miss 5. Mackawcli, toilet goods 1e7o
YoUNGsTOvN. ohio-u Gross gen
erai merchandise, Gregorian.
zANEsvILLE Ohio--s Whit Co: s
Whit. wolnen's furnishings. etc. Flanders
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
+ ether Freed Because
Evidence l. Lacking
Student lc~u~e1 of Girls Death
" ins Liberty on Wril of
ijabeas Corpus
.n.c n lr-

.'HHf O. trf~ rf.foenrs
SYRACUSE. \ y Aug Donald
". Fethcr wealthy Cornell student,
accused ot the murder Of eighteen
year-old Haze 'Crance al Ithaca \. j.,
was ordered released tonight because
Of ms uiiiciency OF evidence by Supreme
Court Justice Kilcy, at Cazenovia after
ar all-day argumen, on writ OF
nabeas corpus
Dlstrlc. Attornev Arthur 6 Adam.
OF IompAins Comfy. charged at the
haoe4s corpus hearing that letner frst
q. and .cNcd and then chcxed Mss
Crance 10 death on the shore OF
'syc2a Lake aad trea cook e., bod,
ia canoe anc dumped IT .nto the
Wa-e4
Jonn Collins. counsel Tor the Crane.
family. told the court that ha mad ae,,
evidence which Ne cannot reveal tend
ing 10 show tnAt three persons ,ger.
IN boat not 500 feet from the sun
posed drowning.
Attorney A " Femberg. for Fethcr.
maintained throughout the hearing
MAJ the proceedings on which the
student was being held we're Illegal
and srregaiar claiming that as Vet
there had been no evidence produced
70 snow taat crime had been con-
mitted. The body of the girl has not
been recovered
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Wife Sues for Separation:
Complains of Frequent Novin o

According to Mrs. Kathleen N. Sin
clair. she has been moving from one
hotel to another since her marriage to
John Gautier Sinclair in December, 1917
She mentions these frequent moves in
her suit for d separation, filed yesterday
in the Supreme Court.
The Sinclairs lived a the Hotel Meth
erlands. Hotel Woodstock. Hocel Nassau.
Hotel Wellington and Parkside Hotel
accoriing 20 M. Sinclair: they also
occupied IN apartment at l0l West
l09th Street. Last June. said Mrs SIM
clair, the management OF the Hotel Mas
sau. was dissatisfied with the way in
which the defendant paid his bills"
They were "excIuded' from the Hotel
Woodstock, she said, and were COM
PEELED to wander about" looking for a
new home. Mrs. Sinclair said her hus-
band objected to her buying silk stock
ings and compelled her to borrow from
her parents for clothing and household
expenses.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Frencl' Press Urging
PrOtccs0rate i'm SYRIA

PARIS, Aug. ls By The Associated
Press. The Anglo Persian treaty con-
tinues to be The topic O. the day in
French and peace conference circles.
the French discussing especially the
probable effect Of tee agreement upon
French interests i'm Syria
strong party in he FreucA Cham
Der ~ Deputies IS adVccl,.ng the e.
tension OF T'reucn Influence ir SYRIA.
Henry Franklin Bouillon Las given no
tlce 20 preSjd III Deschanel that he
wlll inierpellate the government on
the question when the chamber meets
again on August 20.
The French press uses the word
"protectorate' in connection with
French influence in Syria. The papers
argue that from time mmemorial
France has had great interests in
Syria and claim thar until such time
as Syria Is able to govern herself
France should be designated to afford
her such financial help "a she needs
to help her through her period of for
nation
In this connection the papers are
somewhat caustic IN their comment on
The rews that Prince Feisal. son Of the
King OF the Nediaz. is returning to
PARIS to resume his place at the head
Of The Arab delegation They print
reports that the prince j. dissatisfied
vita the prospective Syrian settlement