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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Medal of Honor.

[Uniteo Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11-Secre-
tary Daniels today announced awards
of the congressional medal of honor
to thirteen officers and men OF the
navy and marine corps. Some OF the
awards were made posthumously.
Among the men honored was Lieuten.
ant Louis Cukela, marine CORPS, SIS
South Sixth avenue, Seattle, Wash.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

nent Immediately consider the offer
Of peace made by the Russian soviet
government and raise the blockade.
The resolution also demanded Great
Britain permit British labor delega-
ton to visit Russia and investigate
conditions there.
Another resolution condemned the
governments withdrawal of civil I'M
employment doles without providing
employment for persons in distress.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Americans Recalled.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE American mis-
sion, the last official American mis-
sion in Austria, headed by General
Bandholz, has been recalled according
to a dispatch from Vienna today. Only
missions representing American char
table organizations will remain, the
dispatch added.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
German Nota Received.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service,1
PARIS, Dec. 11.-LIntansigeant
said today it learned the reply of the
German government to the allied
notes demanding that Germany sign
the protocol. had been received by
Baron Kurt Won Lersner, head OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Low Prices Forced.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.1
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-A combina'
ton of higher call money rates, de-
moralization of the sterling exchange
market and news OF continued IN
certainty regard g the Mexican stu
alton. forced another ftood of selling
into the market during the last half
hour and low prices for the day were
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
.aohed in closing transactions.

reached in closing transactions.
u. S. Steel common broke to 1924
within half point of its previous
low. Mexican Petroleum sold down
to 103% and Pan-AmerIcan to 101 Is.
General Motors touched 326, United
Fruit 194 and Canadian Pacific 126.
Call money reached 10 percent dur
ing the afternoon Sterling closed at
s3.6925, low record.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Germans Deny Report.


UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.J
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE German dele
CATION this afternoon denied a report
published by the newspaper Lltrasig-
emit. that Germany's reply to the allies
protocol note had been received here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

Cascarets end biliousness, head
ache, colds and constipation so
gently you're never even inconveni-
enced. There is no gripping and none
of the explosive after-effects of
cathartics like Calomel, Salts, sick
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
BY GOLLY! IT'S A SHAME!
Why Don't You Take "Cascarets" for Your Liver
and Bowels and Feel CHEEKY, Fit and Fine?

ening Oil or cramping Pills. Why
don't you take Cascarets and get rid
of the bowel and liver poison which
is keeping you miserable and sick?
Cascarets cost little and work while
you sleep.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
ask Peace With RussIa.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON. Dec, 11.-The Trades
Union congress late yesterday passed
resolution demanding the govern
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

German delegation here. The Ger
man delegates refused to confirm
this statement
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
"OUCH! THAT OLD
RHEUMATISM"
Just Get out that bottle OF
SIoan's Liniment and
s'knock 1t galiey-west"

yX 7EREN'T prepared for that
were you? Left you stiff, sore.
full of rheumatic twinges2
You should have had bottle Of
Sloans Liniment handy - that would
have soon eased up the muscles, Quoted
the jumpy, painful, affected part -
Penetrated without rubbing, bringing
gratifying relief.
Helpful in all attacks of lumbago,
sciatica, external soreness, stiffness,
strains, aches, sprains. Get a bottle
at your druggists. $50, roc, S1.40.
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sD SoX!s!s Y q
sa Sssztts
IS q . q hSSx - Il 81
igs zssSEgt lSssS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27

strachem ola wszystkieh cechu
rozb6jnik6w, znanego pod nazwaa
"biednych chlopc6w' ktory ME-
tylko napadaf podroznych pc dro
gach, ale nachodzi1 nieraz wioski
i miasteczka.
Me bedziemy sic dfugo' bawili
W domysly co do charakteru tych
ludzi, lecz ~powiemy odrazu, re
many pred SODA bande rozb6jni
cza Janosza Subri.
Niebezpieczne to towarzystwo
juz cd kilku godzin obozuje W
mieiscu, W kt6rem JIG zastajemy.
R%ozb6jnicy wiedza dobrze, re
ognisko PREY ktorem spoczywaja,
musi bye widzianem W miescie
Fuired, o godzine drogi ledwo Cd
leglem, a jednak ME boja sic hi
czego.
Wszyscy starry i mlodzi So W
dobrym humorze, cary nape1nlo-
ne winem obchodza kolej wesole
spiewki przerywaja cisze letniej
rocy, jednem slowem zb6jcy, ma
jacy lyle zbrodni ma sumieniu, III
die ma kt6rych glowy naznaczo-
no Gene, zachowuja sic tax jakby
|byli najuczciwszymi.
Niewszyscy .jednak jedza pija,
niiewszyscy SO weseli W dobrym
humorze.
Jeden z mich czlowiek olbrzy--
miej postaci z ogorza}a / licznemi
! szramami pokryta twarza, 0 car
nych oczach, okryty bia}ym plasz
czem i zajmujacy honorowe miej-
see ogniska, siedzi milczacy i
smutny W gronie swoich towarzy-
STOW.
Posepny humor Janosza Subri
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27
kama ~Z1Oczyncy.

kama ZfOcZVncy.
Ajenci obudzili zandarm0w, WHO
Scian i O godzinie pierwszej W no
cy wyruszyli Ia poszukiwanie cz}o
Wieka, ktory rzeczywiscie do
wi6d1 lie dbaf O wolnoSc bardziej
niz 0 zycie.
Ma wsch6d cd STACEY F'uired, W
miejccu w kt6rem Karpaty docho
dza do znacznej wysokosci i po-
rosniete SO wspania}ym liSciastym
lasem, W miejscu, W kt6rem sic
konczy nieprzejrzana rownina, pc
kt6rej przejezdza1 pociag, Z kt6-
rego wyskoczyf cJrzy, tel samej
nocy, ma skraju obozowalo oko}o
dwudziestu ludzi.
Gdyby ME byli uzbrojeni cd
stop do glow, moznaby ich by1o
wziasc "a pasterzy koni, moznaby
przypuscic, re pc pracowicie spe-
dzonym dniu, obyczajem wegier-
skich wiesniak6w VIOLA przepe-
dxac noe pod golem niebem niz W
ciasnych izbach.
Rozmaite szczeg6ly jednakze
kazaly sic domyslac, re ludzie Ct
ME mieli domowego ogniska, re
nalezeli do owej varsity spo}e--
czcnstwa, kt6ra dis TIL a jutro
gdzieindziej rozbija swoje manic
tx i zyje jak kwiaty polne.
Dixie zlowrogie fizyognomie
koczujacych, pomiedzy kt6remi
znajdowali sic mlodziency, dojrza
lego wieku mezczyzni, a naWet
dwaj starcy, utwierdzaly jeszeizzet'
bardziej W tenn przekonaniu ! IA
prowadza}y ma domys}, re ludzie
ci nalezeli do rozgafezionego pc
ca1ych Wegrzeeh, bedacego po-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27

zWraca %Wprawdzie uwage innych
cz1onkoW handy, niebardzo jed
max t~roszcza sic oni o to-, So JUL
widac przyzwyczajemni do takich
napad6w melancholii swego PREY
w6dcy.
Tylko dwaj siedzac.y PREY Jano-
szu staraja sic go rozweselic.
- Odezwijze sic dow6dzco, =
rzek} jcden z mich z pewna niecic
)rpliwoscia, = i powiedz jaki smu
TEX Gle dreczy!
= Daj mi pok0j, Michale, od-
parf Janosz miekkim dose dzwie-
cznym glosem, = pozostaw mnie
samego i baw sic z innymi Tam
gdzie cara z wincm krazy, gdzie
piesni dzwiecza tam miejsce ola
ciebie!
= Me, do szatana! - odparl
Michal, = przysiag}em, re " weso
lei czy smutnej chwili pozostane
PREY tobie, re Gle nigdy ME opusz
cze i dotrzymam tel przysiegi, az
do ostatniego tchnienia. Ale j ty
.Tannsz,l maSz takle ObowiaZki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27

bede prosil, zeby zaczekala, 60:
tow jestem W kazdej chwili o..
: dejsc, ME troszczac sic o to, co
mnie tam czcka.
= I ia o to ME diam, Cd
parf Janosz wzgardliwie,- Smile
JAG sic Z piek}a, lekam sic tylko
o was, i was razem re NINA spot
ka nieszczeScie.
- zyjemy i umrzemy Z toba,-
zapewnif Michal, podnoszac reke
jsk do p~rzysiegi, gdy ty masz
zginac, >chetnie i my zginiemy.
- IMAM twoja wiernosc Micha-
lie, = rzek1 Janosz 2 wieksza ser
decznoscia, niz sic tego pc dow6d
cy rozb6jnik6w MONA bylo spo-
dziewac, - znam twoje do mnie
przywiazanie i dlatego powiem CT
:iskim sposobem przeczucie smier-
CT to W mojem sercu powstafo...
Widzisz, przyjacielu = m6wh pa
trzac W niebo gwiazdziste, -wszy
scy moi przodkowie gineli W kwie
Gle wieku gwaltowna smiercia. Je
den zosta1 zabity W kl6tni spowo-,
dowanej jakas milostka, drugi pc
lcg1 W wojnie tureckiej a trzecl
Tia polowaniu stoczyl sic dosprze-
pasci i kark skrecil, czWarteggo po
wieszono, slowem Wszystkich, kto
rzy nosza nazwisko Sfbri, sciga1a
fatalnosc. OLGA mego panduryy "a
chlostali ma smierc, tylko mnie we
dug proroctwa pewnej eygankl
ma oczekiwac los przyjazniejszy.
iC1ag aalszy nastap1.)
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27
(Ciag dalszy.)

Iolicyant, kt6rego podejrzenic
przrciwko mniemancmu Angliko-
wi wzmoglo sic szczegolniej cd
chwili, gdy ten odstapiI magic cd
wyrazonego juz IA dworcu zamia
I'll albania sic do Pragi, nie odgadf
mv>li z]oczy1cy, ale %przyszedf do
przrkonania, lie must zmienic sw6j
plan. .jezcli ma dopiac celu.
Bvstrcgo jcgo wzroku ME uszlo
t., lie Rudy Jnr czuwal:
Zauwazyl on nawct pred chvi
Ia mimowolne ia poz0r p]oruszenic
kt1rc jerry uczynil siegajac do
rcwolwrru i zrozumia} znaczenie
tcro ruchu.
Iimo to 4 narazeniem %wlasnego
zycia zblizy] sic pocichu do micj-
sea, kt6re zajmowal niebezpiecz--
ny przestcpca.
Zblizywszy sic do niego stall
rrzcz kilka sekund, oddychajac
cieZko.
Widocznic w ostatniej chwili
muSialy w jego umysle powstac
.jakicS w%atpliwosci GO do udania
sic powzietego zamiaru, gdyz wa
hal sic 90 wykonac.
Nusial jednakze to uczynic.
Posunawszy sic az tax daleko,
ME m0y} sic cofnac, musial isc ma
rrz1d, musiai spelnic swoje zada-
ME. cobadz by to kosztowac mia}o
ZdrcydoWawszy sic szybko, sic
yn;}l pc zloty zcgarek Jerzego, IA
zIotym zawicSzony lancuszku.
Rurh ten ME by1 niezreczny i
Ickko naWrt uSpionego czloWleka
ME bylby w stanic obudzic, a jed
rak jerry zerwaf sic, jakby uka--
SONY przez zmije i chwytajac a
jrnta Ia reke, zaWolai. .
- Co robisz nedzniku? Czy sic
ME wStydziSz napadac %Spiacego, a
vice bczbronncgo? Ha! mialbym
wiclka ochote z]astrzclic Gle Jak
PISA!
Spos0b znalezicnia sic Jerzcgo,
a nadcwSzyStko ton jego mowy
tax ma}o zdradzal Anglika, ze pc
dc.jrzenic p%olicyanta wzmogfo sic
~je>zczc bardzicj.
Me bal sic on juz teraz o swoJe
zlcie, ale udawal ze sic boi: W
da]szem wykonaniu swojego pla-
M zacza} b}agac napadnietego:
- kaski, O panic Zrobifem to,
azcby ia: tobic wypropowac mojcj
z~recznoSci. Siegna}em pc twoja
w1asnoscc, gdyz chcia}em dokonac
arcydzic}a.
Dlaczego mnie wlaSnie wy
bralcS "a swa ofiare?- rzeA Je-
Try, patrzac badawczo ma udajaa-
cego przerazenie cz}owieka, -dla-
czcgo mnie?
- 30 Gle IMAM, odpowiedzia4
a.jent, Il przysiaglem re IA to-
bic doswiadcze mojej sztukl!
- Vice mnie znasz? zapyta4
Rudy Jur, w~strzasajac g1owa.
\ DO chwili doda1.
- jest to nedznym wymysiem,
ktorym sadzisz, re odwiedziesz
mnie cd oddania Gle w rece spra-
vicdliwoSci. Me znasz .mnie ami z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27
ponury @om w War@zawie
HRABIA B0CUMIt KAMlNSKI
widzenia, ami z nazwiska

WlQZeIlld, ALL Il
- Jestem pewny tego co mo-
vic, - odparl ajent, - wien, *
nam pred SODA slawncgo Rude
go Jura!
WidocZne pomieszanie JerZegC
utwierdzilo 60 W jego przekona-
niu jeszcze bardziej.
- O! ME pr6buj zaprzeczac,
m6wi1 dalej, - ME staraj sic
przekonac, re sic myle, gdyz ju5
od kilku dni chodze "a toba jak
Glen. Bylem Il toba W will Mar
bacha, wien o twoich stosunkach
Il hrabia Kaminskim slowem WIEN
w>zystko, a ME pragna}em nicze-
go wiecej, jak twojego zegarka.
Pokazalbym 90 jutro w kolc ma
Szych braci i powiedzia}bym i'm
"Widzicic re zaiuguje ia przydo-
mex kr6la pickpocket6w'
-.Jestem nedznym glupcem, chic
pcze, - rzekf jerry sadzac re ma
rzcczyWiScie pred SODA kieszon-
kowego zlodzieja,- gdybym PREY
byl IA zcbranic braci i powiedzial
co uczynileS, to ME wien czyby
Gle spotkala wielka pochwa1a!
- Twoja nagana jest ola mnic
najwieksza pochwa}a, o panic /
n:istrzu, - rzckf ajent policyjny,
oddajac uk}on Rudemu Jurowi,-
widze, lie wiele nauczyc sic moge
pod twoim dozorcm / kierunkiem.
O! gdybym m6g} mice szczeScie to
WarZvSzcnia ci....
- Przcdewszystkiem pugilarcs,
kt6ry skradfcS priced chwila masz
w}ozyc w to same miejscc, w kto-
rem sic znajdowal, - odpowie--
dial jerry, - biada eli gdyby sic
vlaSciciel obudzil. biada ci gdy--
LySmy Z powodu tej pospollteJ
kradziezy mieli mice jaka nieprzy
jemnosc... Ha! spiesz re sie!-
Godaf niece gEoSniej, - spiesz sic
Ten starry rusza sic / moze sic W
kr0tcc obudzic, pc obudzeniu sieg
nae po pugilares, narobic ha}asu i
ma najblizszej STACEY kazac mas
aresztowac. By1oby to ola mnie
najwiekszcm nicszczesciem. Pre-
dzej!
Ajent p%olicyjny zrobif ruch ku
spiacemu, jak gdyby W zamiarze
spclnienia rozkazu Rudcgo Jura,
rzeczywiscic jednak namyslaf sic
jak ma postapic, zeby mu sic ME
wymknal ptaszek, kt6rego tozsa-
moSci by} teraz pewny.
Zamieni} zatem z towarzyszem,
! kt6ry tymczasem obudzi} sic / tyl
ko udawa} spiacego znaczace spoJ
/ rzenie. -.
Towarzysz zrozumia} znaczenie,
! w piekne dosta}em sic iowa
rzystwo! Zb6je i rabusie daja so,
bic schadzki W wagonach obdzle
raja spokojnych pasazer6w-! Ha
1otrze.. padaj ma kolana i~przy.
znaj sic do why, DO Gle z%astrzelee:
jak mi Bog mi}y!
= Gin sam! - zawo1a} rudy
Jra, ME spostrzegajac re dwaj tc
warzysze podr6zy byli W porozu--
MENU.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27

/ wydobywszy r6wniez revolt
wer, wymierzy}.
By1by wystrzeli1 z pewnoscia, gdy
by mfodszy ajent policyjny ME
rzuci4 sic ma niego i ME wyrwa]
mu broni.
Rozbroiwszy Jerzego, ajent "a.
wo1al:
- Wydales sic Rudy Jurze, pod
'daj sic! Jestesmy. ajentami poll.
cyjnymi!
= Nigdy! - zawolal zbrod-
niarz, = choc ME nam broni, ale
ME poddaje sic! Me dostaniecie
mnie zywego! Wymyka}em sic ty-
Il razy, to teraz sic wymkne.
- G}upstwa gadasz ptaszku,-
rzekl starszy policyant, - "a diva
dziescia minut dojedziemy do sta
cyl i oddamy Gle pandurom, kt6-
rzy Gle okuja W kajdany, a do te
go czasu bedziemy umieli dac so
bic z toba rade!
= Zobaczymy, = sykna1 jerry
myslac mad sposobem ocalenia sic,
- czlowiek odwazny ME rozpacza
nigdy, nawet, wtedy gdy n6z czu-
jc ma gardle.
M6wiac to jerry mierzy1 wzro-
klein swych przeciwnik6w i spo--
,strzeg}szy, re m}odszy policyant,
kt6ry mu tax zrecznie odebra1 re
wolwer, by1 nieco zmeczony, rzu-
Gil sic ia niego jak tygrys.
Dzieki gwa}townoSci tel napas-
ci udalo mu sic wyrwac- br6n z re
k: ajenta..
Wprowdzie PREY tenn szamota--
niu sic pad4 strza} jerry lekko w
prawd reke raniony ~zosta}, ale COZ
go to obchodzi1o?
Teraz posiadal znowu srodek "a
pomoca ktorego m6gf odzyskac
wolnossc, teraz m6gl. wykonac plan
Ia predce u}ozony, to jest utoro--
wac sObic> drOge do drawback /
wyskoczyc.
Me wiedzial w jakiem miejscu
pociag sic znajduje, czy przebiega
r06wnine, czy tez unosi sic mad
przepascia, a jednak ME zawahaf
sic Z wykonaniem ryzykownego
|swego przedsiewziecia.
Mai nawet lyle zimnej krwi,ze
ME spuszcza1 Z oczu swojej torby
podr6znej, kt6ra postanowil mu-
sia1 ~zreszta zabrac z SODA azeby
sic nie pozbawic srodk6W do DIAL
szej ucieczki.
Pochwycenie tel torby przysz-
10 mu z~reszta bez zadnej trudno-
sci.
Zagrozeni lufa pistoletu policy
anci, ME mySleli mu W TEN przesz
kadzac.
Nastepnic zagrozif i'm stanoW--
czo, re i'm obu w heb wypali, jeze
Ii sic porusza Z miejsca tym spo
sobem dopia} swojego celu.
Ajcnci ME d%omyslajacy sic by
na:jmniej jego awanturiczego
planu odsuneli sic Z pr~zestrachem
IA strone.
jerry dostal sic do drzwiczek
wagonu w chwili, gdy dlugi swist
lokomotywy oznajmi}, re poclag
przybliza sic do STACEY.
Rudy Jur widzia1, re ME ma
chwili czasu do stracenia.
Stanaf lewym bokiem 90 drzwl
eek, prawym. do ajent6w / ME
spuszczajac ich z Okla szybko Of
worzy} drzwi wagonu.
Nastepnie zeszedl ma platforme
Ii przekonawszy sic szybkim rzu--
tenn Okla, re pociag znajduje sic
Ina piaszczystej r6wninie, wysko--
cyl z kufrem W reku, rzuciwszy
policyautom ma wychodnem sly
; derGze:
= Przyjemnej podr6zy! :"
Dwaj agenci ME spodziewali sic
tax zuchwalego kroku re strony
z%brodniarza i przez d}uga chwlle
pozostali w oslupieniu.
Zdziwienie ich bylo tax wielkie,
re ME 'byli w stanie movie, do
piero, gdy pociag dojecha} do sta
cyl Fuered, wyrazili przypuszcze
ME, re Rudy Jur wyskakujac mu-
sial sic zabic.
Naturalnie, re natychmiast
przedsiewzieto wszelkie zwykle W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-27

iC1ag aalszy nastap1.)
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
NAME MEN ID DE[VE
 |NTO EXPENDITURES

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Chair- men of eight of the house committees on expenditures of government depart ments which the republicans of the next house plan to use for investiga- tions of war expenditures and other de- partmental activities, were selected to- day by the republican committee on committees. They are
 War department expenditures: Graham, Illinois; Navy Department, Haskell, New York; Postoffice, Zihl- man, Maryland; Justice. White, Maine; Treasury. Dale, Vermont; Public Build ings, Krieder, Pennsylvania; Com merce, Williams, Illinois; Agriculture. Baer, North Dakota
 Chairmen of three other expenditures committees are yet to be selected.
 The three committees on elections will be headed by Gallinger, Massachu- setts; Goodall, Maine and Dowell, Iowa Chairmen of several minor committees also were chosen today as follows:
 Accounts, Farrell, Illinois; Alcoholic Liquor Traffic, Smith, Idaho; Labor, Smith, Michigan; Patents. Nolan, Cali fornia: Revision of Laws, Little, Kan sas; Arid Lands, kinkaid, Nebraska; Reform in the civil service, Lohlback New Jersey; Food control. Rodenberg. Illinois; Coinage and Weights and Measures, Nestal, Indiana.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
CINCINNATI MAYOR
 SCORES SOCIAL UNIT

CINCINNATI. March To- Mayor John Calvin of this city created a sen sation here today by issuing a formal statement to, the newspapers to the ef- feet that the Social Unit. experimented with in certain district here for the first time, and which is being advo- cated for extensions throughout every large city in the country, is a most dan gerous type of socialism. The mayor said:
 q consider it dangerous institution in our city and but one step away from bolshevism'
 Secretary Of the Interior Franklin K. Lane is chairman of the National So- cial Unit organization and it was an announcement from the east that plans were being perfected to extend the ex- pertinent to all other large cities. that prompted Mayor Calvin to issue his statement
 The mayor also gave out a letter written by the late Dr. J. H. Landis, former health officer of Cincinnati, who was responsible for bringing the first experiment of the Social Unit to this city. In this letter, addressed to w. C. Phillips. executive of the national Social Unit organization, Dr. Landis pointed out that both MT. and Mrs Phillips had told him that they were radical socialists and further down in the letter stated that MT. Hart4 your assistant, met with a group of social ists in Pittsburg and made the state ment that in Cincinnati we have so- cialism with it's feet on the ground.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
PRESIDENT GETS READY TO PLUNGE
 INTO HARD WORK

ON BOARD U. s. S. GEORGE WASHINGTON, March 10. - (By Wireless to the Associated Press)- President Wilson this afternoon appeared to have entirely recov- cred from the cold from which he had been suffering. The president walked about the ship and also played shuffle board on deck with Mrs. Wilson
 President Wilson received sev- eral messages today from Colonel z. M. House, regarding the deve- opments at the peace conference and the program which has been arranged after the presidents ar rival in France. The president sent replies.
 The president also received a wireless dispatch rom the mayor of Brest, expressing desire to ex- tend him a welcome on behalf of the municipality of 5rsst on the arrival of the George Washington. President Wilson sent an accept ance. but asked that the cermon- ies be as brief and informal as possible, saying he desired to pro- ceed immediately to Paris.
 The George Washington is main tainlng good speed and is expecte to arrive at Brest between 3 and 8 p. n.. Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
UNJUST SENTENCES
 MAKE bOLSREVISTS

NEW YORK. March Describing certain court martial sentences in. the American army as things that make bolshevists of our young men, United States Senator George F.. Chamberlain Il. chairman of the senate committee on military affairs, sharply criticised courts martial procedure in an address before the United Waste League of America here today. Referring to long sentences which had been imposed for slight infractiOns of the rules, Senator Chamberlain said that these boys know that an injustice has been done them and it will not increase their re- spect for the government"
 "i have found boys of 17 and IS. not yet mature" he continued, sent away for long terms in prison, some of them because they were absent without leave -homesick youths, who left to say goodbye to their mothers. or perhaps a lust word with their swcethearts. This led some of them Co be sentenced fO. forty years
 Senator Chamberlain urged a better treatment of the returning soldier. and asked every business man to re-employ men who gave up their positions to enter the service. if they were physi-
  question of unemployment. he asserted was largely up Co the business man for settlement.
 Senator Chamberlain severely criti- cised what he described as American unpreparedness in the war and asked whether postwar unpreparedness against the menace Of radical labor and bolshevism was going to be allowed to continue
 There is no place in this country,' the senator said. for the bolshevist, Che anarchist oF the hyphenated Amer ican. Out west we put them on train every once in a while and hint none too gently that they may seek a more con- genial cline elsewhere. and I think this treatment would apply to New York as well as in the vest
 Mayor George D. Baker Of Portland. Oregon, another speaker. also warned against the spread of bolshevism and other extremely radical doctrines.