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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
Die ScrSermitecn
Scr kcbIcneraber
gerlanaen 6 st,inben Sag, 5 Sage
glrbeitsiupdc nnS ppllitGnSige
Suntrulle iiber ao9Iensrnben.

B1lblngfoll, ~. sliigltlt. = eSlll
&erloufe ether llnteriuhung Der Boz
ben &oblenpreiie bur6 ods sipiiden,
itootIihe oanoels ltnterfomitee Ses
Senots iuurbe feiteeitellt, oab Ole
ielben ouf Observation-Disclosures itn6
MtoneeI 1n GobIenlpaogons auriid.
aufiibren iii. @irS Die Grnoufticns.
mo @eforoerllnesfrnee nidt iofort
geIoit, 6ann gebt Oas 2ano I'm toui-
inenben @iitter elmer aoblennot ent-
gegen.
@eipille rooifoIe glelnente ,lnter
Ben &obIengr1bern arbeiten fir Die
glnnabne zines 6 Stitnbet Grbeits-
tages nit 5 tigiger 9[rbeitsipode; iie
pcrlangen ipeiterbirt nidt mir Die
gtationaliiieritng dller Goblengrliben
bes 2anoes, ionoerit befiirtuorten beg
ipeiteren olidJ, ooB oiefeIben boaitdr.
Dig unter ibre aontrolfe geiNIt iper-
Ben. @leid5eitig tuiini6en fie aib
cine nellerli1e 2obnSuIage.
gend) elmer gennuen @eiprehutg
Der glrbeiterangelege lmo Der
ange6lid ilangeIboften @eforoernng
bon aoblen erfl1rte Sarrp g. SnD.
lor, Grdii0eut Der glationaI Goal
gliI'1b elmer Gereinigung bon Sob.
lengruben 9eiibern, onB in ben ber.
i6ieoeiieit Gobienrepieret cine Ieb.
bnfte glgitation Der giooifaIen einge-
ieet babe rno ooB oie grnablne bol-
idelpiftifher @letbooen I'M 9etrie6
Der Rinen 8it befiirdtem ftebt.
SER SoDlor berinutet, 0oB auf
Der orn 8. Septentber In Glebelano
itattfinoel,oen aationol aonbeiltion
Der orgonilierten aobfengrGbr Be-
idliiiie gefaBt tueroen 0iirften luelde
Die sS0roerilng Ser aoble idlper Be-
binoern lperoet. @Ieih5eitig peripeilt
cr ona auf Sic Gatia9e, 0aB Die
auslt1noe Der aoblenberglcute in
adnias, SSdinois uno @liilouri I'M
oireften gsioeripritdI nit Dem 8aibs
ington uebercinfomnlen itebeil, ipel-
DIES beiogt, SaB Der @ctrieb Der Mti-
nen Bis 5ur enogiItieen 5rieoenser.
| frGrund unbchir0ert fnrtaeiebt iuer.
Den fol-.
Sic 8ergfeufe III ben nlittrhpeiti
lien Stantcn tperoeil burd ra0ifalf
Glealerite itarf beeinfliiBt unb es Ill
einc oIlganein befontite Totiohe,
oaB in Der Glebelano aonoentipn
Der gerlud 9enadt iperoell miro, Die
obenerpabnten fyorberiinset Sur
9lntnbme 5n brhlgeit 1tnO ebentrell
onr1 etnen allgenteinen Streif Der
aoblengraber 81 er5iuingeu.
Gin diioerer @rlno fir 0R Der.
nlinberte aoblellioroerlrg iii mad,
Scrrn Saplors glnlidt oarin 5u itt-
den, ooB nd6reno BEG Sounters
nidt geniigeno aoblen fir Oen @ilt-
terbeoarf bon Gribatleutell eingela-
9ert iDaroen. 9as 2ono gebt, iei-
ner 9tniidt nod, 1T oiefem @inter
elmer tatiafliden aobIennpt entge,
gen, foIlS ods &ridunlfe nidt io-
fort nodgcbolt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
BabfiSii9c lie9cm in
san Sranciscc feit

Gan ssrouciseo, 81. Mug. = g(Ge
Giieubabnaiige oabier iiro infoIee
6es INNER ipeiter Inn Iidj greifenoen
Streifs Der 9abnbeoienIteten in
Siio.galifornia ON 4uSIoiifen ber-
biitoert. Ger Streif orobt fifl aud,
oilf Gan Sraneisco aiis5nbreiten.
aanias Gitp, Mo. q. glug.-
Die Snnta Sc 8abn bat nlle syra6t
nafJ gitosGnlifcrnin obgclebnt.
9nbnbeonrte erfIdren, 6oB iiber.
baiibt ale 3iiae nad California gu.
riidgebolten iperoen oa ii1 0as
Streiffie6er olH in Son 6rnnciseO
gelteno nin6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
NblSimne fir II. :.
Griippen ift Sibiricfl

@afbinston, 27. augnIt. = 9as
sriegsnsiniiteriun 5iebt eesenlpdrtie
pldne in @rtpdgung, Inn Die Snr 3eit
in Sibirien itntionierten Mannihof.
ten unferer arnee, Die gum @iIitdr.
bienit aiisgeboben tuuroen, nod bor
Gittbrud bes 8inters onrtb reguldre
@onnidaften eriesen su Iaiien. Gie-
ie Gr0ffniing madte Brdiibent 8il.
ion @errn 5re0 Mcglber bon Gbica.
40, 9r1fioent einer @ereinieung bon
Greinoen itno @eriuanoten iener in
Si6iria it1tioniericrt afneritnner,
Die Oeren 8iidfebr fuiilihen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
Nnitinas laRt aflaitern.

SoIting8, 9aebr., q. gliig.-Gih
8flaIterltnes- -&ontraft fir neitn 9i.
ftrifte, 1T ser @eIantiitfftne bon
100000, mtrDe bonn Stabrot ber-
geben nn0 aipnr OH Oie Snabo
Syirma 6ugb 9tltrpbb Contraction
gonlpanp. @S miro eit &ipbaIt
GfloIter fem. Ole atn0rat Dnr0
6es Stanharb Sdidt 9(ipbaIt iit Slt
$2.77 berednet, iudbren0 Der Sritti-
oob glipoit nit S2.S7 berednet
miro. s y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
0es 0ie6itah[s 6efflnlbiat.

geutrice, gaebr., 27. slug.-9iebe
iparen in SEN Iesten Soeen iebr ia.
tig in Dem StebIen bon 2uftreifen
fir glrtomobiIe. Cine araobI oerieI.
ben ipur6en ouf eirelu 8las gefitn.
Sen, Der Itarf nit llrfrnut iibertpii.
dert lit. @len ssyobnion, @nbIorb
Waarib uno gianteD SbulI, orei
iunee @dnner, Sic itnneit bon gide.
rea luobnen, ipuroen oiif nlIserneine
Geroaftsgriin0e bin in &nft eenoni.
men nno oent 9iitriftsgeridt iiber.
inipfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
NppeIIiert aeaen gsernrfeiIitit,.

2incoln, gtebr., q. Mug.-Gbars
les SaIeb, Der fpegelt Gntiuenonng
zines g[utontobiIs ittt @erte bptt
$3.50 at elmer unbeItiinfrltefi &C.
fdngnisitrafe bon / Bic Z synbreB
berurteilt tpuroe, bnt geget nas I1ra
tell Ses Giitriftseeridtes bon SnIle
gciirtD gerufurg eingeIegt. Ct
foet, ct lei ungeredt bertrteiIt NOR
ben ols SalpttGter in etnent Ganbs
ba er MIR o9aihilfe Dor Der Sat"
geipeieit I'll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
Hnbe i'm Ser Semfie,en
Hei1sbaiiptitact

Berlin 81. 9lng. = Seit einem
glonat, Der Stnnbeebune sur Ginlei.
tling scr io5ioIiitiiden geipeglino
sur gieform oes 5rieoensDertroge4
berridt 6ier boIlit1noiee Hube. Gie
MeihsballptItaot 1T tatiGhlid Die rli.
bieite aaer @rObit1Ote Der 8eIt &c.
iUoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
6ar5 Spikbcracn
fdat an 21crtpcecn

qaris, 27. gtus. - Der Spit
6ergen.@ertros ipirO nod i'm 2nufe
oieier @ode Dem Sberiten Rnt ut-
terbreitet iino jeOenfnIls aneenoln.
men tperoen. DemsnfoIge miro gong
Spisbereen an Iorpegen faaen.
(Spiebergen lit cine SnieIgrilppe I'M
n0roIiden Gismeer noro0Itlid bon
@ronIono, aus orei groBeren itno
mebrerer fIeiuen SsnieIn beftebenO.
unbefpo6nbor, oud) reid an Gee. mo
TeI5tiereH.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
SetaR BON 1ocriien
tuirS 1t. 8. bcImei,cn

aonitantinopeL 81 9htg.-Iie
bonn periiihen Miniltar oes ousmGr.
tigen 4mtes geitern bcfannt gemadt
mur0e, beabiicbtiat Der Gdo6 bon
Geriien nad ieinem geind) 1T Garis
ond nod DEN 8ereiui9tea Staoten
5t fomnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
&e0etour 0es
Yrdi6tnttll ausgelegt
Berr lpil5cn uirS Sic ,SrSlidcn Staten bis sMt
raeifickiiite bcrciicn MnS iibcr Geras ctrde
Sie SiiSftaafcn tcimkcbrer
,eik Scr 6ewerki6aftlcr porlaufis absewenSst

ser oordlnebrnenoett abitinrnuiig
wir6 Der bon ben iibrieen @abnntt.
eefteIIten eiitsuidIagenOe &urs OBJ
b1ngen.
giienbabnoireftor @ines Bot 0ia
gdbneetperfidnftler in aenntitis ge.
iest, onB Der 2obnaifi6log bon bier
Gents Die Stliroe bonn 1. @tai 1919
altriidbntieren miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27

SSuIYllBlplL 81. tUb' ~''N
mifelllnaer Der lesten paar Gage
boben ergebeiL 0oB es Dem Strait.
oenten ntogIid iein miro, binnen
fur8em ieine gteSetour on8ittretcn.
9ie .merifanilde Sitiiation bat
it'd onrd Die 3uriid5iebung Der oilie-
rifaniihen Straferpeoition aus We
rifo gefldrt.
Sic &onpagne segen Die Seue.
rung bat Den gr1iioenten befrieoigt.
Der orobenoe Streit Der Giiens
babnongeitellten 1T abgeipenoet NOR
oen - ipenigitens borldiifig.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ; abe n
erflart, bob sic g(i,siihten itber Die
Ratififotion oes SrieoensDertrages
giitItie iino.
9lIles Oieies bat bic &afgeber oeS
GrGiibenten betpoeen bieien 81 ber-
anlaiielt oie beabiidtigte Reoetonr
baloigIt Slt tlnternebnlen. 9llles lit
fir oieielbe porbereitet. SER 8il-
Ion ipiro iid burd Die nlebr tior0lifl
gelcgenen stanten nod Der Gacifics
fiilte begeben; t2 Gage miro oiele
9feiie in slriprud nebmen Gen
Riidipee nod 8aibington miro er
ilber 8ero8 our6 Die Siioitaatet
nebnlen. Is miro geiaet, OaB Serr
gSilion nod Dor Dem @intreffen oes
Generals Geribiit5 abreiien miro.
3ieIer miro am s. ooer 8. Septeul-
Der in @aibington ertpartet.
glrbeiteriibrer lit geratnas.
@af6ington, 27. slug. saunel
@ompers, Gr6iioert Der 9merican
federation Of 2abor, miro belite Dig,
ertpartet. nm an Der aonferea5 oes
GrefutiDfoutitees teilaitnehmen, nlao
es lit onouilebuen, DaB ftb Die sii-
tuofion bis gnOe Ser @ode flaren
miro. 5oIgetoe Gragen oiirften er-
crtert iperoen:
/. 9oS gotiun Der 100000
gnbngelperfidaftler iiber oes 9srdii-
oenten Goridlag, cine Sobnerbo6ung
bon bier Gents per Stnn0e on3une6-
men 1tnO lire Sriginalforoerilng bon
% Gents Die Gtliube faI(en Sit lai-
len, oonit sic 8en1iiDungen Der Re-
gierltng, Der Seueritng at ItenerlI
niht binf1aig mer0en.
2. @el9en altrs Die 3u9beOien-
iteten 1tno onoere @erbanoe Der Gi-
ienbabner einbolten meroen, nadoem
ibnen 5u berIteben eeee6en III, onB
beren sSoroerllngen ouf bieielbe 8ei-
ie beontfrortet iperoen tpie oieieni-
gen Ser 8abngeipprfidaftler.
3. Sb ltnion Stablorbeiter, oeren
aontitee iid in Stem gorf befin6et,
itln NIT ben StabInlognaten gtiid-
iprade 3u neben, oif ibren 5oroe-
rltngen beiteben iperoeil, ODER ipartet
tuolen bis pieoer rorinale 3uItGroe
etntreten.
Die Q9un0esbdbnberipaItung lit
Ser Soffnling, baB Der Streit Der
8a1ngeiperfidaftler nbgeipenOet NOR
ben lit. sic perlueiien barauf 0aB
sSiibrer beriel6en eIei6 nodbem Der
grdii6ent lire 5oroeritnsen auriids
tpies, eincm iofortieen Streif niht
o6geneiat mnrer. 9adoem lie ii6
sic Gode ober eriin0lif iiberlegt
bntten, itinlulten iie NIT Dem Briii-
0enten iiberein ieinen 8oridlag, fid
nit elmer 2obnerbobltug bon bier
Gents Die Gtunoe ben arbeitern 3nr
MbItimmung 5lI unterbreifen.
glr6eiterfitbrer inoelien be5peiieln
ob Die 9nbngeiuerfifaftler aiif Den
8ilion'ifen gori6Iag eineeben mer.
oen. 9enn Die borberiee 1lrabltint.
mitng oerielben bat ereeben 0nb
lie fat eillItimitlig fir ben Streif
fino, foIls ibre 6or6erlingen ni9t be.
pilligt iperOen. Bon Dem Sieiultot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
.sotfJseitselodem.

Glgin, 9aebr, 81. Aug. -2esten
0eitttpob fano in oer hieiigen ct.
8onifoce Stride Die Sroiitng bes
Or. RiIep 6. 9fofe bon Gionen,
nit SRI. sSlllia 6. SdJnlte itatt.
@abre1b Ser erbeben5en 3prenlonie
ipielte Der Batter Der 8rart, 8roi.
sdmite. rom D,tbnqaie 3oaegiullls
lit DUBUQUE, ga. oen MenoeIsiobn.
'ihen 9odJ5eitsmaridl. Sraulciit
Clara 5tulte, cine SnDpiter Ser
groiit, iltdgierte ols 9ralttoanle,
lp1bren0 ganlpb giohe bon Smnba
8rautfil6rer mar. SSroit 9fode ob.
iolpierte Sic gtebrosfa lltiperiitdt
nno mar bieraltf 0rei Sabre lang
an Ser Sionep Sodi1ltIe ols Sch.
rerin tdtiq. Sieroitf CAB iie eilt
sSabr lang frall5oiiiden l1nferridt
auf Der Staatsuriberfit1t bon
8Dontii,g. Or. gfpfe beenoete III
1914 ouf Dem CREIGHTON me6i5itti-
iden Aolegiltnt III Smoba lelile
Stlioien uno prafti3ierte bierniif IN
.Gmoba 1lno IN Chicago Solpitd-
lern. 9ei N[usbrllA oes &rieges IieB
er lid] fir oie &riqgsoduer in Die
meoiainiide glbteilung Oes Scores
anfnebuien itno erlparb babel ons
Sberleittnantspotenf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
!clsielt ratifisicrt
SricccitspcrtrAa

sgriiiiet 81. gt,g. = Ser beIei.
Sennt bat Iesten 9ienstag Elm.
gghutig ben 5riebensbertros NIT
Eutidlano rntifi5iert. Die abge.
bnetenfaHner tat 6ieIes bereits am
4 augllt.
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qe6rer er6aLten (frtraaedaIt.

Columbus, g1ebr. n. aiug.-
2ebrer, Die iett unter aontraft in
Ben offentIihcn SduIet Iebre1 uno
oos ean5e S1br on Den GdtLen
bIeibqiL er5olien cine grtrn.20bniins
pon 10000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27
.Jtalicn kann 5inicn
nidpt bcsablen

ROnl, 27. g(ng.-2ie ronii6cn
3eitungen beri6ten, Brob6ritonttien
babe Iif tereit erffdrt. Die 3db.
lung Der 3inien ouf bic geiriadten
Gorleban 81 itlnoen. Gie 3inien
itellen fih iGhrIid ouf cine hnIbe
9tiIIinroe 2ire.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27

bine oelaaOt IuerOen, bic iie an
Serrn Snuriien iibereeben iuiro.
Gas Grefrtibfonlitee Der @eieI-
iGoft bdIt belite obeno ipieoer cine
iuidtiqc geriommlung in gnaif.
hcint nb.
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Der glefrntiernnassaa in Settings.

9aftin9s, gfebr., q. Ntg. Ser
9lefrutierllngsaug Der @iarine lit
on 9ienstas in Saltings angefonl.
men. 8as 9Sroerantnt iponlit bic
geiu9er lniterbalten iuuroen, Be.
itono ATS 9sara0e, MiIitdr-& -&ondert,
2uftfliige, gusiteIlltng itto aiilos,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27

eernft Gnd bel eintdrisn nni
bic .Iribnne~.
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GinnnSberidjt.
$3946.OO

$3946.O0I
Sheds iinO niig5uItelen nuf Gu
itnb Snueiien Sinnns Sefretdr,
1923 2enbenporib CTR, Omaha,
g2pbr. 9InF i'm diisgeiteate Sdeds
ionner bon eeiern aud on bic Tri-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-27

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4). AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT OF OCTOBER s 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBR
BIZ ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. RURLEsoN, PosTMAsTER-GENERAIi I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-10
Dangerous to Experiment
With Treatment That Gives
Only Temporary Relief.

You see everywhere people with
stopped UP air passages, who seem to
Lreathe only with the greatest diff
feulty. There il constant hawking
and splitting in m effort to clear the
throat and nostrils, and what appears
At frst to b only . slight cold holds
on with stubbornness until Z fully
developed ease Of Catarrh has the vic
tim firmly within its grasp.
There 10 not the slightest doubt
that al this suffering il caused By q
tiny disease germ that gets into tho
blood and multipliss BY the million.
Tho catar5h germ attacks tho dclicate
mucous membranes Of the nose, throat
and air passages.
These bsepms choked mp with the
accumuhticna, ssriously interfering
with ths breathing apparatus, and
causing untold suffering. There u
usually cough, ifritated throat. sore.
ness Of the membranes and constant
discomfort.
~ Il Jon have evsr been afflicted with
CatarTh, ycu know something OF the
suhsriug and inccnvenienes the dis.
sass causes. You know, too, that Il
saHlst b cured by tho application OF
aprayA, lotions, cintmsnts, jsllies. Or
81 loal trsa4asentr Evsn II such
sese e - =! ssRs4 y opentne ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-10
BOBBY BURNETT SHOT IN
HAND BY YOUNG FRIEND

Staunton. Va. April s.-Bobby
Burnett. the young son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Aubrey Burnet. was shot in the
hand about half past nine o'clock on
Sunday night. when gun In the hands
Of Edward Snblett. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Eumpter Subiett, was accidental
iy discharged. The bullet erased the
aeshy part OF the little boys hand
and penetrated to the third finger.
Bobby was reported to be doing nicely
last night.
The two boys were playing In front
Of the Sublett home on Church street,
sunday night. without the knowledge
OF their parents, they succeeded Ia
procuring pistol belonging TO Nr.
6ublett IN order TO make their play
little more realistic. While Edward
Sublett wAs handing the arear1n,
which wAs ~ automatic. II diechar9-
s:ss ~ st &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-10

htbition becomes operative. If the
vets go beyond that and aftempt to
'iDcte a spirit of rebellion~to the ma
tional prohibition laws they are
treading upon dangerous ground.
This slogan around which they are
building their campaign in Chicago is
verbal camotJiaee to hide their real
purpose. No campaign in the wet and
dry issue in Chicago is needed to let
congress know about Chicago and
prohibition No big wet majority In
local option campaign In the city
will have amp influence upon congress
whatsoever. The prohibition issue Is
settled so far as congress is concerned
Law enforcement measures undoubted-
~ Will he before congress designed for
the purpose of enforcing the eigh-
teenth amendment which has been
duly ratified in regular form, but no
conscientious congressman who has re-
gard for his oath of office wherein he
pledges himself to support the consti-
tuition will be influenced by d wet ma
Sority in the city Of Chicago to vote
for any law enforcement measure that
will tend TO nullify the organic law OF
the land.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-10
Your Catarrh May
cad ToConsul1lpdon

stopped-up passages for while, they
coon become clogged again, and there
is no progress made toward a cure of
the disease.
In addition to the suffering and in,
convenience caused by Catarrh, there
is always danger that the disease will
gradually 60 lower into the throat and
attack the bronchial passages, and
eventually involve the lungs. Many
case Of consumption has developed
from severe attack Of Catarrh.
Tho most satisfactory treatment FOR
Catarrh is S. 8. s., the unrivaIed blood
purifier, which so promptly routs
and climates from the blood the
germs Of Catarrh. In this way, it gets
rid Of the cause Of the disease BY going
direct to its sRurce, clea nsing the blood
thoroughly, and building up and re-
nswing the entire system.
s. 8. 3. has nsen 81 ths market for
nesS than fifty years, and Ia. bssn
Thoroughly tented in Thousands Of
cases Of catarrh. II you want to b
lid Of tho disease, throw away your
makeshift remedies, and begin on
.. = 8 to-day. You will b delighted
With the results, Is others have been~
2. 3. 9. ~, cold ,hy drug stores every.
where. g
When ycu begin taking this remedy,
ycu are invited to writs for free med
ical ADV g and instruction about your
own individual eass Addrsss Chte3
Mediaal AdvibaT. 100 Swift IAhssa-
tesys AtlnAta g. 1v.) I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-10

@Down with the high cost Of build
Ing" is slogan in Canada that has
put on the federal statute books an
appropriation Of $25, 900, 900 to build
houses.
Believing that homeowners are the
best citizena, the Canadian govern
ment proposes to make it possible
for every poor man in the dominion
to own his own home. Even settlers
attracted to Canada by the proposed
government plan to sell farms on
twehty-year payment terms. may
borrow money under the housing
scheme to build farm homes.
The government has appropriated
the sum to be loaned At S per cent to
the provinces, which IN turn will con-
trol the loans TO home builders. The
money will be distributed among the
provinces according to population in
this way: Prince Edward Island.
$326,OO0; Nova Scotia, S1,716, 600;
New Brunswick. s1,225 900; Quebec
$3.50. 900: Ontario, So, 7S1 900; Mani
toba, 1885, 900: Saskatchewan,
$l,716,000; Alberta, $1.3o4. 900: Brit
ish Columbia, 81 800, 900.
The provinces are expected to
swell their appointments by pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-10

vincial funds. Ontario already has
provided 100000 additional. II
each province contributes on the
basis of 81 per capita, the total sum
available nationally will be 1872, 0O0,-
900. Allowing 5000 for each house,
the number of houses to be erected
would be 10000, occupied by $4,000
people.
The annual repayment of loan Of
5000 at per cent would be about
$50. Figuring 8 per cent as the
ordinary rate ON building loans from
private firms, the saving to the
working man under the government
plan will be about sos year, which
over period of twenty years would
represent about one-twentieth of the
cost of the house.
Its purpose is to enable farmers,
workingmen and returned soldiers to
build and own their homes at actual
cost; to improve domestic sanitation,
to induce better construction, more
attractive architecture and more
scientific groupings of buildings; and
to add to the moral as well al
physical well-beirx of communities.
And finally to draw people back to
the land and the rural home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-10
F. v. W00lW0RTH,,
FOUNDER OF 8 { 10, DIES
Wizard Of Merchandising Swells so
Capital to sos, O0O, 0Oo---sfarried
On $3.50 A Week. II

New York. April S--A man whose.
merchandising dreams produceds
many millions, died today. Frank
Nv. Woolworth, originator OF the fivt-
land-ten-cent stores, who was Ill for
several months, passed away at his
home in Glen Cove. Long Island, At
the age of sixty-six years. ~
! Starting in business for himself i'm
l1S7S, in pursuance of dream even
then formulating in his mind. he
lswelled his $50 capital to $65,000.00
l--one OF Americas great fortunes. Mr..
Wooiworth was born at Rodman.
New York, In 1853. @
AT twenty-one the future million
aire secured Il job as errand boy In
WATERFOWL dry good house. Eighteen
months later he landed what then ap-
peared TO be a good job as salesman
at $40 q week.
However, Notwithstanding the mea-
lgreness of his pay, he had
managed to save $50 and he decided
ito launch out in business for him N
self, selecting Utica as the scene.
The basic principle OF MI. WOOL
worth's dream of a new style Of
cheap merchandising was that by OFFS
fering at five cents articles every-
body knew to be worth six or seven
cents, he could dispose of all hia
stock, which averaged but three
cents in cost. A blight had fallen
upon once popular go cent stores ard
Mr.. Woolworth believed the five and
ten cent store was the n3S0ral sue Y,
cessor. M
In 1885 Woolworth opened a tiny
ioffice at 104 Chambers street, New
York, which acted as clearing house
for his chain of stores. The Office
rent was s25 month.
His first big store was opened in
Brooklyn, in 1895 and proved an in-
slant success Ventures In Philade.-
phia and Boston followed. and Other
big stores were opened In various
centres. The West was invaded In
1904. Chicago being used as a head
quarters. In 1905 the business was
incorporated. with a capital of 1l0.-s
000, 900.
Seven years later com bination
was formed with his three chief COM
petitors and the 400 Woolworth
stores added to like number run
by the competitors. made a total OF
500 stores. Two years later TIT
stores were being run. and in 1877
there were 1000 in the United States
and Canada. and rs in Great Britain.
The idea came to him that thu
highest office building in the world
would be good advertise ment, ~
well as a profitable investment Lead.
ling architects combined In planning
the $13.00o.o00 building which has
grown world famous and which iss
one of the finest modern examples Ofg
Gothic architecture
dr. Woolworths two daughters,
Mrs Helena w. Mccain and Mrs.
Jessie Donahue, and HIS son-in- Law,
James Donahue, were with him when
he died at Winfield hall, his country
estate at Glen Cove. Mrs. Wool
worth has been a helpless nervous in
valid for several years at their town
home, $50 Fifth avenue. She was
too Ill to accompany her husband OF
Glen Cove.
Private funeral services will be held
Thursday at $50 Fifth avenue.