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The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-30
REV. BRUCE E. JACKSON SPEAKS.

Last evening the basement parlors
of the First Baptist church was
crowded to greet and hear Bismarck's
only soldier-preacher, Rev. Bruce E.
Jackson, just returned from blood
soaked France. The popular preach
er told about his work and exper.
fences in England and France. Many
availed themselves of the aportun-
ity given at the close to ask questions.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson needs rest, and
with his family will leave Bismarck as
soon as he can pack his furniture.
Pressure was brought to bear upon
his last night TO remain in Bismarck
over. Sunday, to give him many
friends one more chance to hear him.
This he finally consented to do.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-30

"Potash and Perlmutter" and Potash
and Perlmutter in Society will be
more than eager to welcome them as
movie magnates with brand new
line Of fun and "fillums" in Business
Before Pleasure" The play is the
joint work of Montague Glass, creator
OF the human and humorous ABE
and "Mawruss" and Jules Eckert
Goldman, the distinguished play
wright. The piece will be presented
with a notable cast including Jules
Jordan as Potash and Chas. Lipson as
Perlmutter
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-30

weather left many a merchant
with a Ready-to-W Wear depart
ment still aglow with brand rev,
fashionable Winter Coats that
under ordinary circumstances
would have all been marching Up
and down the avenue by this
time. .-...- F..
The Merchant looks at this
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-30

beautiful, also valuable, stock Of
coats and says: ''rhey are pip.
pins," but it is now 1919, so re-
gardless of cost let them go at
$19.19. Yes, your choice Of any
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-30

A Dorothy Phillips superb produc.
ton IS The Mortgaged Wife" shown
at the Grand tonight.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-30

Old Hickory Ignite sold by Finch
Lumber Co.. phone ~.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-30
An Extraordinary Combination
Of Circumstances Responsible

It has always been our policy
to carry over from one reason to
another as little Ready-to'Wear
stock as possible.
But this season the upset bust.
ness conditions, the influenza cpl
demic and the extremely mild
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-17

oct Sfriot ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tets SIDE / Sagens Inleonina. Set
cr ionoipnIig. at Set boliheuifiifc
SperiaIo bar htnoct Stco poo uor
2eaotions- aontorlofoIer. Ti&ie CT
for Chen initaneret / en- iterre Tsor.
rctninasaaaro / Mpitasaocn Iigc peo
Hepifi. Saarocn tiIhsrer Gnfciru
HobeI. ariitiania. Ge itioolne Nrt
fiber bar ianoipnIiaoiS life beiinact
iig / iclpe oen norife 2egotionS go.
lerfolcr, men | ct Tor t~iliteoenoe
@urelier. Sette fan ooa neppc Ipil.
Ie nogen Mpae / SpsrqSmoaIct ON
Grpnfelien al Decentralization.
SbcIsIaecn paa &s / gfcr. @eb
Seitamenter / 1918 beitcmte ienrre
aibeoe $. 5oraerien poo NiS Souco
aaoro / 9(fer, at Soluorb Soraerien
ifuloe ioa 8uaroen Tor 10000 ar.
ioct @%uaroen / % Nor life iflloc
funne rbporcelereS til 9paaetomter.
Yaa oiSie Tilfaar ooertoq Naluar0
Goracrien @aarocl % iif ! 1915
Sfio6e al Sfiiterettcn. Wfen / 1916
nnIaaoe Sagisrer 81. Goraerien en-
SbelSiag ioiu MI or oiQiort al Sole.
itcret ocrben, at S0lporo Sor0crIen
nrao irapige @aorOeu til Sagisrer
Soracrlen til t4oe Gpril 1919 moo
81 nrhoIAo QortS,trr,,o, -rO OOD
SIR, meh Srabras al @ontegipIo.
9erbos bar Seieiteret taact Soaiere-
rcnS Toaitono til 6eIge, ioriaouiot
iom sen nupnte &louilll / SeItamen-
tet o. Sfipoet ONT, at @oaroen life
maotte ubporce1ereS, er ficnot ufor.
bin0enbc for Sbelsloieren. aIauiu.
len MATTE nemlig iigeS at npre, iom
SoeISIopcn uStrpffer ia, "~hinberIia
Tor 2e$nirgsmanoen / at tiltrpoc
@oaroens Drug"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-17
StanoS &lpcn | 0nocn.

Yet sr en- infer. paoIioeliJ Ssbanblius.
Tom Iinbrsr tIsenbe Sortur os 0ubirritaz
iiousr nRit.u eisbIifseIie os iom Iinbrsr os
itprtsr Sneen.
Sorlaus hos spotbefer,n Ell 35e eqer 81
SLATE .Ssmo % oupeuS bet Tom anuiit
Quart nil Ie fiubt nb, at ,Srritqtioner,
Sresusr, eczema. Sinner. Rineorm. -Siad.
beaSs- oa l~iousnoe NnbbsipGrliebsoer piI
ipinbe. eiot .Ssrio. bette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
tiIfrsbstilsnoe ilpbenbe Yionsll or dlt, bpat
De bebepsr. bd bet iorbriper be ilsitt soubs
ubiiet % sier Gueeu bieb. teri % inub.
The 4. W. Rose Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-17
Ttittfjobert,
@ip Mgt!

er en- nor esipdreIie. Sriien paa GIas
10 Silt or: 8eo SOB (ller) t3c pr. 30.
@rep SOB t3c pr. go. 5d6IeTf t51ac
pr. 90. Salmon Gar 16c rr. go.
6IounoerS (6Ipuprs) t2c pr. 30. Sas
Iibut (aoeite) 24c pr. 30.
gtlnntie Ocean Bbitius: en- anS.n
Silt iom hi Tan rc.omcnoerc er oor Or.
IauterbdoS @bitine. Zerrc Sin ligner
S~eriioanos Biie / bdaoe lioieeuoe oa
Smng. Sen er aIoeles bpio / aisoet og
or uNmer,et goo euteu DEN iteges cGer
toees. Zen bar o9iru en- auSen goo
@9cnifab Ser fiuoes ner,Iig irgeu irnaa
Den / Seuue Sill. 9t bar iolat Here
9dr 9oaos uf oen Sc to iiSitc Bintrs.
Yris 80 pr. 100 8uno. uetto g1at |
2aSie; $475 pr 80 Yuuo netto 8Ggt
/ aasie. Sorrige aar bnooe uosIe at
Niitebdnolerne hcr 8biting ira ga
ciiictpitcn men SEN odr poerlt oddrlis.
Gauasiun Tife, Piefcrel % InliSee
@hitehif or meaet hsi / Yris M. Ri
reiomeuoerer bore auroer heIlere at
ticbe 9udifas Sif iiteect bn oeuue SiIf CT
reulet % er beorc WGroi for Yengere.
Priieu pdd PicscreI er lac pr. 30.
SuIi6ee 8hitcfib t3c pr. go.
@t pil paitc btiIteuionbeIit asiortes
meut of oueuuGonte Siit at life miiiere
ero IL Euno df noaeu snteIt Sort %
life noect miuore Shtputeut END 35 30.
9i bar Der ierite 6irmd Der iii at irIse
SIP Sirefte iii Sorbrugcrre. 9i be
gpnotc en- Iioeu 6orretuius I 1897 men
Ear M mango tliinSer al bel fornsicoe
atiuocr ooer belle Rorooeeitu. SoiItcns
iumheIit 9nnt / Duluth oil iortGae Seut
at &c tan trpgt bonole neo oS.
Nile tore ausier er M onbunore nieo
StanItruao ina at DC Isber irgcu 8iilso
at mite nogct az 6iiien unocroeis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-17

Scno oS oeres Srocr for Siit M OF
III oil gnrdutere ar iuoen As Siuer Uit
Den barre pod Soaet unoerpeiS til SereS
Statiou, huiS @elret er folot not at len
Dc 10. SiIoefiitet paa 2dtc Superior
Nir mcgct hndrlig / December Maduco.
Ydd @ruuo AZ set miloe geir Tom pa
reoe rGltcn I'll ,SuI fiiuoc Siileu life ira
les paa GRANDDAUGHTER. oa eitcr @cis
ref bIep .oIot oar oet Iioen Sanait iuotil
uoi beuue gianneo. vi bctldaer at ina
mango AZ bore Nuuoer MATTE uerte iad
Irrgc fereuo oereS Sit blcp ienot. men
n flnoe life biTIpe set od III life bar
nogen Nagt ouer Teiret. @i boanotcs
rer nm Scn Sa'e Superior SiIo icnt
er lbs i~rosicu. Ten iprcocS no op i'm,
les pdo Sueeu iad mart Den tdgcs uo
az Garnet 90 or Den bebite iont fan Itaf
les. Vrilen or SIS pr. 100 .Yuno nctic
%Tat / anSie, 80 Yuro netto @Got /
Ndeie 1925.
Sfra Malta bar hi Rcb Goo (lle~l.
@rcp SOB (Sorin. Sablcfn (9Iac.
Cob, SaImon (2ar). SIounoerS (6Ipus
ote}' ldnlt ApdIiolf (NOette) vi Tan
ipeciclt rctomeubere Dor 8eo COB. ser
er Den ldmme Sit iom fables Her i Nors
&c. Wdn8e az bore gamIe Roromrno
buffer not eenre oeiIigc Sif fro Sam,
IcIanoet. Naar hen io1cs % i~erpers
mco Toteter % imeItet Smsr or ocu cIs
oeleS uomeriet.
Sipnhre: Snar er Oct ieri,e Sang pi
bar bdpt Slnuorc tiIial9s. Tenue sill
CT nomertet goo % hi bar a1erene ioIgt
en- bel Sci. Yrso ro9le Suuo. pi ec
foroisiet ON ar Sc oil life Den.
Alaifa SaImun Gar: 3ennc NiT
er bel iienot. Yi bar CT tort CpIaa al
ben % irIger III megct rimeIig Yris.
III por alaitas Sill meo lluotageIie al
SIpnerc CT renlet o. bopeolsS. Settc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-17
ar. ZunoalS plan.

Sor Ell Sio iioen frentidtte Sr. G. 4.
Surodl, Niagara, Y. Sal. ct Sorilag
/ "Horomdnocu" az SoIodter al itanoi
napiit gnro, ituloe iad NuIeoning iii at
beiege tine Siemlanoe. mems Dc par
oper pGa oet nnoen Sioe aligepeI. Ste
mIuolt babe nuturliguis Sorildgsitille
rem ! Santer tine noriie 9~ouosmRno.
Santeu or itisr % Sorilosct uSmcr,
fet. Set er bare Den Sage oeb Oct at
Oct ,auiIe bill prre puuiteIig at giens
nemfgre BET. Noniefoeuieu piloe pei
tauiie bIi, ar ale Dc andre RatiouaIite
tiers Solodier "oner there" oiloe be ON
at fad ia en- Sur "Siem" mems Sc bar
6iemIanoene idn mar Sc FOREIGNER
%ionntcu Ell itg Ydditisnnclie a~Ileiaif1s
men, berom er Oct life SpiI, men oet
ian peI brnoe at Oct piIoe poIoe sonite
neaer Sorirrrrelie / Hulerre.
Wen Bet er 10 Ell auocn Sioe az ga
gen. 0opeoiugen er, Sanieu % Sorilds
get or aoot % od buroe BET paa en- eIler
auoen @aaoe ,uuue gieuremieres.
Vt Sr. Sunonls Sorildg waite beretz
tiget SiIlutnirg er ~iiiiert. "Noromarz
Den" iaitet 10 oainn belle lin SnoHpoeIie
iro. bnao Ser ogidn / itor lloitrRtriug
gap Sau,eu SGgt og eget Sorila9et5
RopuIariict,
9et bite Jig AT Ell HTne fremtrp
oenoe RRno itsttet or. SurouI5 SAME.
life bare RGuo al norif 9pro, men ogs
iad Wruo al dmeritanf Afitanring.
Sc ianot ale Sorilaset idare goOt % ui[
arbei0e for bets HeaIiiation.
gldnot oisie iioite er aonsrssmouS
!. ". 9aer ira Rortb 9afotd. Dan bar
npIig tat Sageu OBJ rleb Rrigsmiuiiter
guter % Bar / en- StrireIie paa De- unr'
nteite dubefalet arigsniuiiteren al iers
ge FOR. at Sc i~tauoira5iife SoIootsr MI
iaar NnIeoniug III at beisee tine 6rs
S~reIauoe, mems DC er ooer / europa al
liegosl.
5an nGbner ipecielt Soloaterne al
norii Aiitamnins. ioet ban nGorrr ar
inssn er mere U9roise o. iugeu mere
belt ND inarsr iii 9egre6st ON sobe Dor.
gere emo ben norite 9eioItnius. De bss
rer iii DC beoite Soil ion iuoomorer
iii oette 2dno. iiger Or. pd.r. 9e asst
miIerer Jig burttgt meb Qdnbets scrigc
2nSbhsgere og latter mart Ell tier.
4iprIigbeb til oette 9aro men glenmer
life Serior meo srgaus tit samIe Seores
Iano og Srdoitiopsrne oerfra.
Saaooune llotaIelier ira RRuo az
ittesn6rit gprS bar itsrre gPet cuo on,
Be .omner FRA peo.ommenSe Rdtioua
liteters W9ro isIo. Sd ri 10 ale er ida
tilbeisIiss n ibrsS beSit ON bore sene.
og ,drite oerior la oore 5sIeIier Iebe
az nle0 %.
5odo srissbepartemeniet oil sisre
oeure Gag er eueuu lie goot ar oios,
Situdtioren / europa srPper ar en- itor
Seritprte enSnu hoIoes mnoer Sduerue
Der iii Sei!ntteIie az BEN cipiIe SeioHs
ming % Srosusus Sprei5olSeIie. Gan,
ZEN tan ! aIeiaIS life uuIiieres isr Gre,
zen er uneertesust o. BE- auerituHie
trooper oefnitiot trRtses no az GU
ro9d.
gen ben SiIiIutnins 81. SunSula
Vtan bar iaaet ira promlinenie R9ne
oil BOG bepirie at ben life oil bli IasI
tiIiise upanastet. men BIZ 6Ii tat .inosr
sruusis Soerpeielis os sisuuemisri. bpis
Ser paa en- uoeeulnroe rimelis geaaoe
lar iis sisrs.
SoriIaeet er iaa uomertst at Set o.
iaa FOREIGNER Der | fuleefte TaaL
! Eisp. gse1ii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-17

"Suspsnnsu" ermaainer CT BE- bsehe ps
biniate / eans,ieu. 10 Adrs csoranii fslssr
mee bier a1afiu. S,rio I'll -Ieeotaa.goiisn-
st!er auioicg. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

tors on the coal shortage today. Be
fore he left for Washington he an
nounced there would be no general
curtai'ment OF passenger trains until
all non~essential industries has closed.
Closing of non-essentisl Industries
will limit manufacturing and there
will be less freight 10 move II VIII
then be possible to withdraw some
freight trains, il &as said.
There Will be no curtsi1nlent of
passenger trains oflcially made an
I'll every non essential industry in the
country is shut down" said Mr. Tay-
ior We aro now mining 80 per cent
esf the narrssal amount OF coal, EullN
10 per cent Of our usual amount Is
used by customers who could discon-
tinue business for couple OF months
without serious injury to the public
welfare. There Will be enough coal
for domestic use and essential in
dustries."
Reports from the mining fields %
the big producing states showed there
had been no material change in tho
SITUATION. Miners had" nor returned
70 work in force They were wait
ing the outcome OF tho Washington
conference.
Some operators thought II the con
ference failed union leaders would bs
unable to hold their men together and
there would be gradual brc aking OF
The strike and consequent Increase
production.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
'LT.COMMANDER LATHROP
IS DROWNED At RIO

Patrick Theodore Moore 1athrop,
lieutenant commander. e. S. N, son
OF the late George A. Lathrop, and of
Kathleen Moore Lathrop. Of Rich
mond, died at Rio de Ionier@. Noven1-
Der 81. He is survived by his wife
formerly Miss Constance Davies, of
Berkeley. Cal. and two small daugh-
tiers. Kathleen Randolph and Carol
Holden and by his mother and his
Holden. and Randolph Lathrop, of
Richmond and three brothers, George
A Jr Carroll C.. and Whitmel
Lathrow.
Lieutenant Commander I+athrop
WAS a native of Richmond He had
served in the United States navy about
fifteen years. having seen service in
many parts OF the world During the
war he was supply officer in the Radio
school at Harvard.
seeera, months ago he was sent to
Rio De Janiero on special mission.
4 cable received by his mother on
The 81 announced that he met his
6eath BY drowning while bathing in
the Bay OF Rio. Numbers Of friends
in Richmond unite in sorrow with the
family Of Lieutenant Commander
1~athroD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
British Government Believes People
Of America Favor League Of Nations

London Nov 22-The view of the British government
gardng the treaty situation in the United States given
Universal Service by foreign officials who refused to be
quoted personally Isl
Great Britain looks to the of the Amer
people bring the business Of the world to stop
We know that ninety per cent of the people OF America are
in favor of the of know that the refusal
ratifv the treaty simply political move the part
the Republicans We believe that later America
will come in the right side. 1t may be this year
'f The United States wishes separte peace with Ger
we'll and good-anythng for the of the world
But tho situation cannot affect Britans activities must
carry We stop the plebisctes and commissions
undertaken under the arrangements made by the Paris con
ference We would like help. but than that
want world peace We, too busy carrying out our
share TO comment on the situation in the United States.
Finally Great Britain has not yet been officially Informed OF
the attitude Of the Uned States senate by Lord Grey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

class. Our wealthy men Of today,
many o. whom are making more money
In "A year than they ever hoped to pos.
sess, have not had the money long
enough to know how to spend IT,
He says he belongs to that unfo--
tunate class said Colonel Massie.
you may tell him that, know a fei-
low who would be mighty glad to share
his misfortune"
FINE PERSONNEL
Superintendent Moreiock. OF the Me-
mortal hospital. lsuded the personnel
OF the medical profession in Richmond
to the skies. saying II was above any
city in the country. in respect to Rich
mond's population He said the can
.vassers for funds for the new Retreat
could make their requests in the nature
of demands.
Or. st. Julian Cppcnheimer John VI
Miller DR.. p II. Howlc. Arthur c. Levy.
Herbert w Jackson. Bishop Denny Or
Pepie, DIR +. NJ Hodges. and Rev Frank
I, AcFaden were among the other
speakers who sulogized the work of the
old Retreat and pledged support to the
campaign for the equipment Of the new
home
The following ladies were appointed
captains of teams IN the coming drive:
Mrs. Minetree FOXES. Mrs. B. l.. Hills
man. Mrs. J, O. Scott, Miss Harrietta
Donutain. Mrs. NJ {. Doubles Mrs
Charles f Gillette Mrs Fred NJ
Hodges, Miss Rosa C. Block. Mrs
Thomas $, EowleS. Miss Lucy Lee Hill
Magill and Miss ". r Rex
Among the gentlemen. the following
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

volunteered to accept commissions Is
captains: DR. Paul w. TIowie. Or. st.
Julien oppenheimer Or. Fred M.
Hodges, Henry s. wallerstcin, DR..
John s. weitseI. I,r. e. r. Trice. DR.. A.
| S. Herring and DR. A. f. Deitrick. I'M
willing. TO accept snch high honors. the
following six gentlemen expressed
ants: w. M. Goddard, w. r. Carneai,
Dr A, II. Turman, Dr. NJ. B. Coffman.
II. II. Walden and L.. s. strauss.
THE RETREAT.
The new Retreat for the Sick" at
Grove avenue ana Mulberry street, is
to be a model hospital In every par
ticular. Where the old hospital has
scant accommodations for sixty pa :
tients the new one will take care of
IFS patients Following is list OF
its departments: Twenty-s six bed
rooms for patients. / IL feet, fully
equipped with electric lights, fan
outlets, etc. for two beds each: two
white wards of eighteen beds and
two colored wards of eighteen beds:
one children's ward--of eight beds:
one obstetricai ward.
There was be four sun pariors. a
general Office. an elegant roof garden.
a spacious lobby, three bed rooms
for superintendent and interns and
the following service rooms: (a)
anaesthetic, fb) surgical dressing,
(c) x-ray. (d) operating. te) emer-
gepcy, tD bandage storage, (g)
bandage steriizing. (h) general
steriiiztng, Q drug storage, Cd gen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
CARTER GLASS WAR
SAVINGS SOCIETY

special tot Richmond NirginIhn) 3
,l5aErtaonhArg Va, Nov. - THE
Garter Glass war savings society has
rc-organized al the state normal
school for the purpose OF encouraging
the sale 90 Tnril stamps and War
Savings stamps Miss Sallie Browne.
q ndardsXil,e has been elected
president and Miss Ruth Rodes. Of
Greenwood Albemarie county. is the
rev treasurer. The students of the
school have pledged themselves to
a1scssaesss hi ast sssasnps ''.~F~iSly tG>4a
considerable amount
Among recent visitors have been
M!sa RAJ hel Il; Gregg, supervisor of
teacher training, state board of cdu
cation WHO spoke on tn" "Gualtfi
cat!ons .f a teacher Dr Mary f..
Dryden OF Richmond. has spent the
past week here giving ID course ol
tive lectures und4si The super vision Of
int state board o. health r. X.
! Brock. OF F1rmviile, auditor Tor the
State Normal school board recently
spen several days here making his
OCULAR examination OF the books OF
tita treasurer, Miss Julia T, Sprinkel.
F!io heY Waiter Williams rector Of
= Emmanuel Episcopal church address
ed the student body last "wednesday
morning
The Virginia Vanderbilt football
game al Charlottesville was attended
~ e sycQp of Normal students, chan.
"roncd by Miss Frances aarkey. at
instructor IN household arts. Those in
the party were; Miss Penelope Nor
gan, O. Danyi!le. r:la bland. Of Eoa
note, porothy Williams. OF Newpor
News, Elnei Kaufman. OF Ports
moata: Edna Draper. OF Charlottes
vile. Pauline MileH, OF ockbridgt
county. and Miss Madkeys sister Mis-,
Au@k Machey. Of Buena Vista
President Duke spent Monday anC
tuesday, IN Richmond where he APP
peared before Governor Davis bulge
commission in the interests OF the APP
preparation tor This school for TIL.
neat Two wears President Duke
spoke Thursday before citizens
( meeting al Quich sburg in the Interest
OF better schools
Professor Charles G. Maphis and
Professor VIM f Smithey. of thu
department OF education, University
o. Virginia were in Harrisonburl
Monday onrouic TO Winchester. where
they took part in making partia
survey OF Frederick county schools
They were accompanied by Mrs
( Ma phis and Mrs Smtisey
f, An echo If, tine recent Bette,
speech We -. was the announcement
by |. Isen}an % merchant OF Har.
risonburg. OF the winner In the poster
contest conducted by him. The post
ers displayed at the Normal schoo
we're voted on by MT Iseman's Gus.
tomers and d prize, which he offered
vas awarded by Miss Alberta Rodes
Of Greenwood AbemarIe county
Mfrs Rodes is Il member OF the junior
class.
Tbs Lee Literary society praxcn [
Cd n pageant entitled The March o.
D@nocrsey' in the auditorium las
Sa turday night.
Frisas uieht the Students entertain
ed al an informal dance. As the ons
dan cc ~ the season this AFFAIR was an
important occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
SCHOOL BUILDING
DESTROYED BY FIRE

spa4ia- to The Richmond vireiniar>
Tlcke- Hin, Va, Nov - At s
ocsocx on Tuesdsy morning the Kin
"a ta six-room high school building
was destroyed by t1re,
Tha fire vas thought 10 have been
caused hy the falling Of ore ot the
stove popes into a box waste pa
per near the stove. Very little was
saved from the building except the
la boratory and the hbrarr a. the
pro@9'ess OF the fire vas very rapid
Arrangements were made Tor open
ing school again the next morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

oral storage. ks rerriseratiis, ta)
laundry, tm) kitchen. stn) nurses
dining room. (o) servants. dining
room, fp) four duty rooms, ta) four
diet rooms. tr) boiler room. Isl fuel
room, () mortuary chapel.
The work done by the old Retreet
in tho face Of almost impossible coh-
ditioes forms one Of the brightest
chapters of public achievement in the
city's history. The building at pres
ent occupied was an old family resi-
dence and was almost a century old
when II was first taken over in 1883.
1t was described in the manuscript
reports of the. Retreat of that period
as having large. old-fashioned
rooms. not suited to our purpose, and
we hope at some future day to alter
it,"
The Retreat has always occupied a
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sdi6efsnt positfUY rfUfn tnas II tHs''
usual .hoApitaL II ~ ,Isichmond's
oldest hospital and has served the
niasses--the people 81 inoaest and
ncagre means. During the past
twenty five years II has served q, Don
bed patieRts--pas. : spart-pay and
free. 1t has given in the same period
S7,237 days treatment absolutely free.
There has been but one year since
1859 that the Retreat has fallen be-
low 2,100 days of charity treatment
and frequently the annual total has
exceeded 1000 days.
The board or rncorporators and the
building committee. !. composed OF
many of Richmohd's public spirited
citizens. are determined to save the
Retreat to Richmond and a campaign
for general solicitation OF funds is to
be put on all of this week.
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been done heretofore II is said that
one OF the other of these actions is
possible:
IA coercion of CarranZa by alb
Noiute intervention covering all of
Mexico on.
"a punitive expedition agains,
Pucbla for the release OF Jenkins.
Such an expedition would so Via Vera
Cruz TO puebia over q distance Of
about t60 miles
WAR COLLEGE PLAN
if intervention were decided on TO
settle the whole Mexican question for
years 70 come. il would take place
according TO the plans of the war col
legc division OF the general staff al
ready worked out. II Is stated. how
ever. that the war college has mad
no recent plans for the invasion o
Mexico and that tentative plans fe
military action against all countiie,
are made by the war college. Stres
vas laid on the statement that tn
war department had not received an
Instructions recently with special ref
erence to Mexico
1t ia now known, however. that ~
war college plan involves only IL
number OF about $4,000 troops
'pacfy" Mexico There are oul
$4,000 troops in continental Unite.
. States and the resi- would have f..
be raised by "a plan TO be authorized
II 1t is decided TO act against Meyicu
The attitude OF ot'it ials today seem
ed TO be that Carranza should have
reasonable Time in which 10 ucge
tiate with the officials al Euebla bt!
not TO temporize with them. The.
believe that the reply may be received
on Monday
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fNohA'hutu tfoHf rage one
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ditional Si0e.0,p would be too easy TO
be interesting.
7. n Darlington called halt IN
such confident expressions b. say Ing
that the money would come but nct
so easily. He said the attitude of
the people towards campaign In ven-
eral must change aud that nov was ali
ideal time to change IL.
Some vof our people" lie said be.
long to tho class waich lives on in
ONES ntherss are just making their
monc3. | belong to thIs unfortunate
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Bucharest. The American Red
Cross Is now distributing supplies
up and down the Danube by means OF
a former royal yacht The bonita
florica' was loaned 10 the A.aericans
by the Ronrainian government for
this relief work.
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small Robbery,

thief made away with $40 worth
or butter and Eggs from the First
market Friday wight according to re-
ports ~ police headquarters.