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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
B00TLEGGERS DISPLAYING
INGENUITY IN SMUGGLING
E'en Coftin> Arc Used Ia Trarspor,inr
Liquor into state from
MARYLAND

Eoot. cs-or" have recently d;sr!.ycc
sea insrnuit. in smuggling l.rror
INTO Richmond. Whisky even has been
means =: t-uusro.t .r io. ha. hccr ,,s.d
.Ece?t a!-p.aUas. ana officials would
not be .nrurisad - nud some enter
Pr.s;nS roouecSc" living from vet
fond. AZ
ONLY sunday the noiicc seized abou,
100 pinto and flfty-four quarts at the
lhES and from cu'c o. on Tho bichyy,ys
Ho;withStandinC tho numerous mc,N.
SGds us.t 20 outwit the officers OF tic
!aH' ittie LIQUOR appears TO bc Oh.
tatnable IN the city. Nany pcorlc rrs,v.
ing aicohGl have rcsor,cd 10 bay run,
recfne!y: but The after effects are $50
neIious that ono trial seems 10 he suf-
n:.eh' 10 oiscou!a-e tho mos, dcsper-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
OVER 5000 EMPLOYERS
COMPLY WITH NEW LAW
Records Show Majority Tukc Advan-
tasc OF Workmcn's Conn
pcnsation Act.
BUT slNTEEN REJECT RIGHT
Estimates Reveal 100000 TO 400, 900
Persons Arc Covered by Statute.
Industrial Commission Busy Com
Piling Records for Future.

Records OF thc Industrial CGmn,is-
sion OF Nirs show that over 3.00o
employers OF the state have already,
compiled With the priyisions OF the
worninsmsn's compensation act ana
given notice OF insurance ot their
compensation liability in accordance
with tho law. These figures 90 no; in
cludc the state and its political sub
divisions, which arc also covered by
the terms OF the act.
Reflections OF the act have been
negligible. only sixteen employers in
the entire state. most of tbcse Wi: n
cniy 4 small number OF clnplovccs. hay-
ing elected not TO operate under TO
act. Rejection of tho act on the part
q the cnpioycr is conditioned upon his
being deprived OF the usual common
law defcnScS.
Inc commission has no means At the
present time OF asccr;aining the ex-
act number or employees who are thus
brought uncc- the act. JuiS.,is. how =.
sNer' from l,y rolls AMI other &C.
liable Indications, il is safe u say ,ha:
Geo o" 100000 persons.
TWO EMPLOYERS WILL
NOT UTILIZE RIGHTS
,. Only sxs Two employees tb in ;as s,a;s
cot TO operate under tho act
Measured 10y toe industrial accident
experience OF Other states. the ore
going Iisures indicate sofa! IF $1,000
or more industrial accidents annually
in this State, Of whicL about 7.jnn will
produce disability OF sufficient length
70 REQUIRE compensation under the
law. The latter must all come before
the Industrial Commission. either for
approval of agreements between en-
iloSer and employee or for direct hear
ing and adjustment.
The commission is endcayorin- in
every way 20 acGuaint employers and
employees with the provisions of the
act and 10 induce them TO take a per
Sonal interest in accidents and ac-
cident prevention. having placed bull
letins and other literature in the hands
OF every employer compiling with the
conditions OF the law. and having sent
GU: over IS, copies Of it's specia,
bulletin for employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
NAMES L. B. EDWARDS. JR.
Comptroller Cofcr selects E,np,oyo -,
City Auditor n Ills
$50 Assistant.

ComS roller Co;or yts:crGav n.,,cd
!.andon 3. Edwards. ir. deputy corn
troiler Win autho!it? 20 act IN city
financial matters in his absence lrn-
the past six years 81. Edwards b,g
been counec;ed with tho oflirc Of ci,%
Auditor and IS thoroughly rarijia-
with city finances. Ne II son q. .bc
late Or, Landon Z. Edwards. o. EirH.
piond.
MT. Ednards Will DC able 20 cordt,,,
the. routine bueincs& OF the utl;cc ,r6
slEu vouchers in the absence .. IN
Eomptrolls.. y city ordinance y-n1
yides for the appointm"n, ., a dcn.ty
willing to add to the cxpenscr q, ~,
ONCE by bringing III an oUtaiIc mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Seeking AUTO FACTORY
FOR SEVEN PINES PLANT
Chamber of Commerce Also Hopes
to Retain Fulton Avia.
tion Camp.
GOOD GROUNDS ron OPTIMISM
NirSinin Delegation in Congress
Boosting Both Proiccts-Progrcss
Has Been Made by Riclmond
Business Men.

An automobile plan, will be erected
at Seven Pines on tho site OF tho
abandoned munitions bag loading
plant and the aviation camp in Full
ton will BIO saved 10 Richmond Il ~
forts of tho Chamber OF Commerce arc
successful
Considerable progress has been made
on the. first proposition. I; was stated
yesterday. but not enough to pcrr!:t
.aato result.
On the second projeo,. the chamber
Martin and Other members Of the Wv
years practically certain that success
will attend efforts in this line.
ever since tho closing OF the Seven
T'incs liant soon after tho suspension
business men have been working TO in
duco the government 20 revive the
plant. or to get some private industry
to locate there.
MORE THAN 800 HOUSES
ERECTED An SEVEN PINES
Nearly 400 dwellings, have been
erected for workers at the Seven Pines
were completed before tho industry
vas closed. These and the cxtcnsirc
system of railway sidngs. tho business
men think. should play a big part in
attracting such an enterprise as thcy
are now after.
The aviation camp said to DC the
largest in the country. wilt. it il be-
icvcd, remain hero and serve largely
Ger tho Eastern States
II has been intima;cd that snall
detachment Will be stationed here
regularly and that this detachment will
to- who will be given Il machine for
Ills own use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
New White Goods
nf y.. ~ -,
Of Quality; Excellent Values

4O-inch White Voile--This quality cannot be
duplicated for anything near this price csc
yard.
Etra quality Longcloth, "A inches in width
limited quantity to sell at this price, 4Sc yard
Yard.wide Iongcoth, Of fine soft finish,
10-yard pieces for $3.50.
Yard.wfdc Longcloth, Of soft chanaois finish
l0-yard pieces for $3.50.
iard.widc Sainsook, free from any filing,
l0yard pieces for $3.50.
3S.fnch McrceriZed Batistc: the correct weight
for childrens wear dresses and underwear csc
yard. (This is less than wholesale price
today
4O-inch Nainsook. of extra fine quality
lO-yard pieces for sS.9S.
fO-inch Imported Mcrccrized Batiste soft and
sheer, soc yard.
Extra quality Dimites in assorted checks, csc
yard
32-Inch White Linen Finish Suitngs. This
Is excellent for suits. skirts and children's wear
&c yard
First Foor-East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
II. H. Hawk. lis Appointed.

Judge d. G. Richardson. of the Hua,-
i,nnss Court. Yesterday appointed Il. IT.
serve for the unexpired tern, of Nacis.
tCaie W. ~. Graves. who has rendered
a!s resignation. THIS term viii be
aoout two years and at the end OF that
reyiod Mr.. Hawks will be reapDoIntrd
lie WAS sworn In By Judge Richardson
yesterday afternoon at the City Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
GIVEN EIGHT-YEAR TERM
Erncst Miller Convicted OF Stealth,
S3l From Samuel HirtI-
berg.

Ernest Miller. in the Hastings Court
yesterday, was convicted of robhinr
Samuc! HirtzberS OF S3l. He was SEN
fenced TO Imprisonment in the pcni-
tertiary Tor eight years.
George Williams Was convicted of
violating the prohibition law and SEN
fenced TO pay n fine OF $50 and serve
one month in Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
URGES MORE EXTENSIVE
USE OF PROBATION LAW
That Statute Could BE Bet
ter Utilized.
APPLIES TO ADULT CONNECTS
Attorucy.Gcpcral Gives Opinion
Showing Judges May Give Crimi-
usls Opportunity TO Work for
Families While Uudcr Parole.

FirE.nia's new probation law APP
plies equally 10 delinquent or depend
ont children and 10 adult criminals.
according 20 an opinion just rendered
Governor WcStmorcland DAVIS by Al
io-ncy- Genera! John Z. saunders.
The Law vas passed by the 1915 ses-
sIop OF the General Assembly primarily
10 save the state the cos: OF keeping
harmless dclinquea,s and TO provide
To- tho support OF those dependent
upon such dciinquents.
Because so many requests for cHecu-
i've clcinoncy nave como 10 him since
Inc law became effective, Governor
naS5 is e9nyin zee ohs, j. na been
correct this misintcrprctation he mas
sent TO AL Judicial officers the Attor-
Generals opinion. along with the
othcr information.
POINTS OFT ADVANTAGES
or PROBATION SYSTEM
The letter SAYS. in part;
'Gundrcds of offenders arc being sup
parted n public expense, too often
in i6iencas. and thoi- families thrown
on puhiic o" priva;c charity. where
courts not only 70 save these costs
toisti,c public BIT, 20 collect suos;an-
dal Hres b.; imstalltacnt> and 10 re-
q.frc Offenders 20 work OF, their re-
1Hd ;hci- families ny useful labor
The indisc-iminato and usually
IUt:'c and harmful Jail method that
y Still widely continued costs ter
i!,ie' IS much as TIE probation method
Hfe4 nseo with discrimination.
As Governor have no though
f"atcrcr Of interfering with The judi
:iafT IN the exercise OF their iudcpend-
CT: constitutonai duties. ! am merely
/, Ge IiiuS attention 10 The power YOU
naNr 10 .lHpc.r; probation officers The
S:::'o Hoard of Charities and Corrcc-
t:c-s. through It's secretary. Or. J. Z.
H%St,1. Is: in possession o; ovc.whe,in-
t:tRS proofs tia; wherever: the probation
S.Hssic!I IS fairly tried. public funds hgve
i'seo saved and crime reduced by using
aEopcrl! qualified probation officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

pr W HirSYh Ma:liAns;,i: OF New YORK..
VIII speak tO.u!cht in ST. Moses Moutcdorc
SEnaroEuc. Mar"halt and Eleventh Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
NIarriaxn I.icensss

NIBTft2ft IICNftNeS.
stewart Prentice tl9). Henrico County
Theresa Warden NS). Henrico County
Andrew Lewis (.N. Columbia
MnrEie Patterson t.o). Amelia County
Riley Louis Bailey $3.50. Hanover County
Gertrude Taylor toD. Louisa County.
Edmund Ford t3S). Richmond
Edna Rector (sH). RappahannocE Counts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

The Y. W. {. n rvmnay,ura has Opened a
nnc,wGsk ine:nhyysh:p campairn for classca
IN swimming Eighteen teams. each With
captain and live licutelants. have been
tcrMeG TO solicit prospective members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Rev. y. ". Euscrt wii preach at Tho
sr3ad Rock and Hull Street mi3s!op to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Tho regular monthly meeting of tho board
~ aSvisors OF the bureau OF Vacations.
EHtch was 20 have been held tomorrow. has
been POSTPONED until February 10 az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
fiiNen NerdIct nf 5

Given Verdict of SIsc
In The Circuit Court YESTERDAY Mrs.
William II. Muse was given q verdict
of STAG in her case against the Coburn
Motor Car COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

A .ve-p SScrSc. automobile tho rrcpcrt
o. T. fcriins. Of .:lS Wca, Cary Stree
Sari;ol SrScts SUNDAY. rho car bore i;crns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

G. {. Mcrts. OF the L. $. = rc,,athar
VIII soon return 10 hi3 ship after Visiting
relatives here for several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
;Rirlrtuun0 Ginle S;pispatrb
Richmond Is Lucky;
Look at Hun Prices
Doughboy Writes TELLING
OF Pepper at $3.50
Per Pound.

WIN ordinary laundry soap selling
~ 1o nr2rSs or $500 a cake in Lux c.n :
"hTc. NtrEt!l!;t douEhboyS who arc
stationed III 1,at neck OF tho German
w"ohs arf wondering why Broad Street
shorn"r9 should complain over the l;t-
commodities over here
Quotation OF prizes arc contained in
/" lottcT rccSivcd by Tho Times Die
natch from: ouartcrn,aster- Sergeant
GcorSc 7, Stokes. stationed Il, Echte.-
mach. Luxembourg, d;rtcd January 10.
which follows:
Thinking you would like 20 know
the prices Of various lit.lo articles, on
Cnis s!Ho Of the big gap. and 10 make
tie cNcr-co'npiaininS Broad Street pur-
chaserS stop. look and listen, sub
mi; I" YOU the prices VIC have to pay
t!f We huy) for articles in I.u.cm-
burg:
Fees. per dog. $ marks (s1.:o>
rcpper' IA Ii. 90 marks tss.eo)
Sta.7nh. per ID. 49,. ~ marks (sio.2S)
C amy ncr 10 49,. q MARKS $50,
Cream puffs. apiece / mark t2ic)
Bm;tcr: per 10. $50. 10 marks ts2.4o)
Soap. foundry. cake Is marks Cs3.GOl
so YOU sec if a soldier, who has an
allotment and life insurance. wants to
go crt and have a good time. he is
absolutely at the mercy of tho mer-
cupation believe in wait till we get
home
We are ali happy. but sure would
like TO know VIVA; the hell happened
to tho Y. NJ G. ~ in this war, as We
only see them If we go to a base and
We will soon be wearing tho second
service stripe
with all the luck in the world TO
Nirgs,ias best paper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

:, \ tie alarm boy has been Installed in the
BROAD Street Station and - nos rcudr .o-
us. Tho boz Is number So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Another group is o,i record as opposed 4,
70 eren'mG OF soda fountains and Cigar
Mons Rib!e Glass OF Cavalry Raptist Church
voted 20 aid IN upholdinE The "bluc law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Tho house OF T. X. Woodson. located a;
nc second street Road and Fourctrca !:
road. was entered on sunday night and
several articles o. .cvc!ry. including rings
stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

>, Scr-can;e George a. Niursick. William II
y; Les and Samuel J, Michael. who were
n 3F'iy;.y i'a cheG 70 Shn Recruiting d:s,ric;
co.o.. have reported TO the district Head.
Quarters Office. sat EaSt Broad street Tor
assignment TO duty. SerEean,s Lee and
dich9e! are Richmond men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Rosa SimonDictri. tn. eleven year old
2auShie! o! AuzU-t S!Tcnrictri. 5i6 North
S!Sta street.. VAS struck by street car
Sunday and ssrious,Y injured. The aCcide nj
occurred q. the corner OF Sixth and Grace
Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

l:;ch'1oud CHAPTER. United Daughters O,
nc Son!cdcraer will hold It's monthly meet
in!. To- MORROW morning at II o'clock at Ice
amp Hall The meeting Will BE- an IN
CSi:.lS important one. Officers 70: n. COM
Ing year will be elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
The Confederate Museum

Open Daily from o a. NJ. TO 5 p. NJ
Saturdays 4. N. 10 " p. M.
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
ADMISSION CSC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

The ESrericnceS OF :, Medical Omcer in
IIranSSe. Is, ;he subject OF lecture which
pmeg 1; o. 'hs Richmond Academy OF
..en!cinc, ana surgery tonight S:3o
".eioES In ,hc auditorium OF tho Chamber
o. HoH;n,erSe Dr.. Hilisnan saw many
army. both in this country and ahroa q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

I've men arrested saturday evening a,
sarnbiimr a Mars ci SisSei or chsrses ..
i"rdar II Police Court. rho case Of q 4
r.iHC. charged with running A G!Sordcriv
house. v;aa continued until Eckrua r. ! 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Tire snSn ,a:.d woman ,yere lined ,c5
charge Of driving au;oH, oSiles aoove The
!'Ea. rate o. speed 1,hosc prna!izcd were
King ana ~ J Illl. colo-cL -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

The Richmond Rotary Club will .,,ec, 70
nay IN 'he Presbyterian Coru,rittcc OF Pur
.iNatoH building. u. 4. O'Flahcr;v wi
.?.al o. ;hc Irish question. and Dr
=! IRA "iiiS WI! socsA on modern sur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Plans tos the :. W. c. \. investments cam
9 sS;sn shortly 20 be .runehed here viii Ne
euTnss' women az ihc y. ", c; =: n4iid,nc
Nth CIV and others VIII speaG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

tanning 70 BE- an old friend OF che family.
: sSt.ninHIS t:pS' man. who said his name
bS an A &C yesserdaE entered roominE
landlady SEQ TO help him or with his over
6Hat. Ater ihc lady OF tho house had con
wnSed hin. he was mistaken IN acuuaintnncc
snY u tnS !a.2.ly; and after refreshing him
he carried. the stranger ocpartcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Meas Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

relatives here Tor ssvera. DAY DAYS. ''''' >''''"S
-saa s; sls5 s sSx has Sscn Installed N ss
U.s.. Tho box is number 50.
Y=i iia Street SF'T %Isss5 OF tbs S
nr IA; "a ilirish Mq - Ct. OF New YORK
Synagogue. Mar"hall and Eleventh streets.
TS,?S f?'2Re &ss, e. PrsR rss;
Cari;ol erec,s Slnday. rho car bore license e
number 57oS
m aa, fs5nla 81 ? 'Rs OF ns
sh sfsG uh sSfN hsa
h aaf Tor 2esnsa
10 saia, "oS saxe beer"
ass:E ,osR ! e. ssss5s % and ss2
c,ed 10 S ala IL Sf I he s sFas
n 9A see essae s,-..; o Moo ssS
. Tod WAS Sn'er:d on sunday night ana
90, pins. level CAGES and a watch were
lsTa 81 u.sa s a zig 52
yssrtsa s III ssIss4 y 5.5
he Esn2sgd ch4s s EGt;ea nsgShc
,n .;, ie-7 no gg;ornins = ociSsE Lee
iaG Var viii Be >; ei Se heeTs '0F 'hS COM
5n2 F$a?Ssa ES's5f s;ss M s s s
: ,T;4i, %. ,;(ho irish question and Or 4
e: fss assA '9Te scas H SAT-
Il SpT M . %SasH nc S Sa!iS,ss
;r . ana o,he Ts M Mi se Z Colt OF New
5n:s &s Es a sd ' +:
TDasa aqfiGGo os neeyo r :hs
Ni }as aaa H. 'fAR ii eaior g i'e'''eF w,
I ns' s: Se;gra 81 s sa4.ss
Is s oeS Gag" Gou4t ned IS end eos'G yes
s ss:fs sss.ays !S us; straars
H. sI re an. q ssnse NsTss Villain II
6 ?FF 8irHn .sa ,s 70 fhI dss
issSsI are E e aaSs Ssisean's Lee and
IEranSe Is the subject OF = lecture which
1T. Is u. Iiiisnlan will deliver before the
members o. ;hs Richmond Academy OF
o. ios in I ,h SS5ferh 'oo3igh; a. $50
o. Eoa,n?erSe DE-. Hilsn,an saw many
L..pf'n, OF serS'ce as a medical Office. a.
army. both in this country and abroad
Claiming 20 bo a y old friend of che rao,i,v
= setminHly t:ps9 man. who said his name
= az Mctitc. Yesterday entered roominC-
he1Se on West Clay Street and offered the
Lan9!sdy wee 70 help him or with his over
c9st. Mtcr :hc lady OF tho house had con
WINGED VIE him he was mistaken IN acuuaintnncc
Win Inc IhT2'lJ: and after refreshing him.
5clt with = drink OF bay rum from a tott!c
ne carried. the stranger departed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

The Notion Sale

the biggest and best three-day event OF the
sort ever held hcre-is in progress. The com.
p'cto list of items was published Sunday.
Quantities arc still ample for those visiting
the sale to-day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
TOAD IL Useful.

The amount Of food 4 toad may
consume !, remarkable. The writer
has taken from 4 single stomach the
remains Of seventy-seven myriapod,
or thousand legged worms; in IN.
other thirty-seven tent caterpillars
we're found; q third contained sixty
five gypsy moth ca,erpillars; 4 fourth,
iifty-five army worms. Mr.. F, II.
Mosher once fed thirty full-grown
celery caterpillars to = toad In les,
than three hours, while DR.. c. +.
Hodge has seen 4 ,otad eat eighty six
house flies at one sitting. Miss Ellen
NJ. Foskett records feeding ninety rose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
'NP|9:;!!3aas,8'
%eM@E MasoGF'
the svMmGR oprlm,sr.

n MANS an optimIst these, ,daya
whom this old world ssems an
nblaxe, II he can gayly sing and
smile. he In an optimist worth while.
There Is no trick In being gay upon 3
spring or autumn day. when seUilo
breeres zip along. and birds put 0b 4
gladstone song. and nature seems TO
strain q thew TO bring an pleasant
things In view. Then any man can
wear a grlR. the ends OF which obscurs
his chin. But when the sun rays scorch
your pelt. and all your innards seem ID
melt; when after days that make you
weep. you go to bod and cannot sleer.
and get, up at the break Of dawn, an IL,
worn oht and spent and gone. mSl
thinks II 10 another thing to beam
around and smile and sinS. I've never
seen q sunshine gent who shons N
summer worth . cent I know = lot of
Sunny Jims who prance around a
buoyant limbs at other seasons OF thp
year. but they all wilt when summers
here. When they break out with prick
ly heat. their words no more are honey
swect; when they are psstered by the
files, they hand 10 out no inaxims wise.
Like all tho rest Of mortal mon, they
cuss and rant. and cuss again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Burmese women have absolute per-
sonal freedom, which is not the case
in other Asiatic countries, and they
have sole control OF their property
BY law. religion and custom they are
in all respects equal to their hus-
bands.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Even the ranks of organized labor there longer msrh sympathy
striking Munges who have disrupted
poaon that city for three months Apparently the strikers after agreeing
settlement pudiated their After which
deserted by the trades and labor council OF the
organized city Now citizens long waiting
hands and
moral abide il. dealings
retain public friendship which always important
H. strength.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
ECONOMY AND INTELLIGENCE.

OSE who expected sudden slump result OF the drive
the high of living be somewhat disappointed by the
first weeks the campaign few poteers have been
has lowered the OF
ve merchants the the shoe dealers here have made
voluntary effort help the public through the crisis In
committees there Attorney General Palmers plan TO
strengthen by extending include
ing apparel containers fertilizers and farm machinery and providing
for violation More weeks before this egis
The of justice moving probe prosecute
and search for poteers State and local authorities
Investigations and show minor results
price, high show level principal
moe approxmatg preceding
OF relief be expected September But the
campaign while has brought facts before the
public Though relief slowly gain helps There OF
the evil the boarding products
speculative Aroused public opinion will make pteers mend their
ways, Blu after all , done, prices will remain high
abundant for high aside from such profeer
Ing pacced The destruction Of materials in the world
war the power
initiation of credit the alteration
factories of material, all make for higher prices
which be eadusted suddenly Indeed
too sudden reduction of prices might be disastrous
These the buying public face The individual realize
himself this and everything be done
BY the lie win do this effectively by reasonable
and intelligence buying Merchants i lines agreed that ren1ed
buying by public influence raising prices public
entirely that responsibility. Too and
reckless purha.ss check such tendencies Important
be effected without pnchna sud- will help the
individual well the public In the end WI help trade by sab,ng
checking which handicap progress and prosperity
that should be relaxation OF the fight
against p,eer, effort adjustment economic
It does that the ndiv dual will best who has
Intelligence enough help himself 1t buying public
partly responsible conditions and should face it, share Of the problem
squaer all be shifted single 1t ts 0d
satisfactorily unless all assist fairly in the solution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Germany again the they signed and which
million coal be the allies each
unpleasant
the civilized world people capable of useful
activities Therefore made The allies did
the impossible from vanqushed foe Mercy and economic needs
OF e Versailles left
uperae her industrial strength and commercial standing This latest
whine German cupdy regain by ckery
world