davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
KOLCAKAS ATSISAKO
NUO VALDZIOS.


Londonas, rugs. 22 d. -
Bolseviku havialinis telegra-
mas is Maskvos pranesa,
kad admirolas Kolcakas buk
praneses talkinihkams, jog
jis rezignuojas is Omsko val
dzios ,kaipo JOS galva ir per
vedas vyriausi Omsko val
dzios ureda generolui Deni-
kinui, kuris su savo kazokais
gana pesekmingai kariauja
prizes bolsevikus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
VOKIEcIUS IsVAMS is
LIETUyOS PINIGAIS.
Paryzius, rugs. 22 d

NAS'3t lUSO. ZA 10
Specials korespondentas laik-
rascio Chicago Daily Ne7vs
pranesa, kad taikos konfsren-
clJa, kaip sprendziama, keti-
na prlversti yok'ecius pasi-
tratlkti is Lietuvos su pagelba
pinigu, o ne kariSka speka.
Mat vokieciai neseniai pra-
Sc pas talkinilakt,s paskolos ap
rup,nimui savo labai skubotu
reihalu, il buk alnerikonai blt-
vo linke paskolinti net $l20.0 600
900. Taipgi, sakoma il Francu
zijoje yra opinija, jog francs,>
zal nesipriesins, jei bnty sutei-
kta vokiecmhns finansine pas
kola tru1npam lalkul.
Todel, sakoma, yra tikriau-
STA, kad talkininkai atsisakys
uztvirtinti vokieciams paskola
lei sic nepildys talkinilllzp rel
kalaviIno If nesitraukusiS Balti
ko krastu. Gi kariska speka
kaip manoma, talkininkai ne.
nori naudoti Sian1e klausime.
Tapgi sakoma, lsad if len
lSams yra lsakoma daugiau ne
vartoti kariumcnes spekos Lie
tuvoje.
Veliausiai Francuzijos uz-
rubeziniu reikalu ofisas gave.
jziniu kad vokieciu Baltiko sa'
lyse apie Silnts tukstanciu ge.
raj apginkluotul, il Sig yokie
siu kariumelle buk palaikanti
dabartine Eberto Vokietijos
valdzia. IS to daroma isvedima,
kad Vokietija suplianavusi uz
kariauti Baltiko sails.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
IL DlENQ BE MAISTO
IR VANDENS.


Miami, Fla, rugs. % d.
Vienoje signalu stubeleje
rasta II asmenu, buvusiu II
dienu be maisto If vandens.
Juos RADIO narlaiviu maxim
tojas.
Lake audros WINS nuplo-
We viska nuo netoli esanSios
salos If jos gyventojai pri-
versti buvo jieskoti isgelbe-
jimo signalu stubeleje ir
laukti nuo ko nors netiketos
pagelgos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
KARDENOLAS MERCER
zINOJES APIE BELGIJOS
KIV1RCIUS.
Baltimore, rugs. 22 d.

Baltimore, rugs. az d. =
Kuomet tapo pranesta kar-
dinolui MERCER, Belgijos pri
matui, apie pertraukima
diplomatisku rysiu tarp Bel
gijos ir Holsndijos, jis pab-
rieze, kad zinojes apie temp
tus santykius tarpe tu saliu,
bet nesitiksies tokiu pasek-
,nill,
Gi kardinolc palydovai
euonli suodkiu, aatomai, ne
buve visai nustebinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
RUPINASI PERVEZIMU
$4,000 cECHU IS SIBIRC

San FRANCISCO, Cal, rug
22 d. - siadien cia pribuv
is Japonijos iris aficieri;
eecho-slovakijos armies, k
rie vyksta Washington,
paskui Pragon, kad kai
nors isrupinus pervezim
apie $4,000 cecho-slovak
kareiviu, kulie randasi VII
divostoke.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
CARRANZA DRAUCAU-
ia SU LENINU.

Kpenhagenas, rugs. % d.
Pranesama, kad Carranzos
konsulis Vokietijoje vyks
Rusijon, kad pradejus derry
bas link uzmezgimo diplo-
matisku rysiu su bolseviku
valdza. Girdi, Carranza yra
pasiryzes pripazinti sovietu
valdzia ir uzmegsti su ia ar
timus rysius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
GRESIA PAVOJUS
NAUJOS KARES.

Londonas, rugs. % d. -
Is Berlyno gauta ofcialis pra
nesimas bevieliu telegraph,
kad Belgijos ambasadorius
apleido Haaga; 81 Holandi-
jos anbasadoiius apliedo
Beigija ir tuomi tapo pex.
tiaukti diplomstisNi stlsine-
Sinai tars tu saliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
suicide GENEROLA
DENIKINA.

STiflizas, Kaukazas, rug
Is d. (Suvelinta) - Tap
mesta bomba j automob
lily, kuriame vaziavo genel
las Denikinas, vadas priei
bolSevikiSkos kariulnenes
10 atstovas Gruzijoje, gent
rolas Baratov If taipgi Gr
zijos generolas Odesladiz,
Bombos ekspliozijoje vi
trls generolai tapo suzeist
Il H
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
CHINIJA NORI PATARE
10 AMERIKONO.

Honolulu, rugs. 20 d.
Sulyg kablegramo is Tokw
Chinijos valdzia kreipes
prie buvusio Americas an
basadariaus Chinijoje, Di
P. S. Reinsch, ldant Eris
imtu butt Chinijos patarej
Lygos klausyme.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
PLIANUOJA KABELI PER
RAMUJI VANDENYNA.
Washington, D. c., rugs

Washington, D. c., rugs.
2 I'd. = H. G. Eldrige, ko-
mercijos atstovas is Vakari-
mes Americas, senate komi-
sijai uzreiske, kad yra butt
nu reikalu nutiesti antra ka-
bell per Ramuju Vandeny-
.la, idant tokiu budu pare
mus Amerikos pramonin-
kus, kurie turf santykius su
Azija. Kabelio nutiesimas,
kaip a2skaitliuojama atseitu
apie rs milijonai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
Septyni persauti riausese.

Septyni persauti riausese.
Oar jaunutis streikas jau
81 Yaraka susilauke rrausiq,
lsuriose tapo persauti septy-
nj darbininksi, kuriu tarpe
dvimoteris. 1ias atstiko New
Castle prie vienos Carnegie
dirbtuves. Sulyg macidslu
pasakojimo tapo paleista
apie simtas suviQ; sesi su-
zeista sunkiai; rauses tesesi
apie puse valandos.
Darbininkai buvo susirln-
Ike nstoli dirbtuves ir prade-
10 uiti ant dirbtuves sargQ,
kurie dabojo neprisidejusius
streikan, kurie dar dirbo.
PdSlglfuO au.oilldClSho plo
talieto suvis, kuri paseke
suviai is regularly sargu
Sautuvu. Streikieriai, sako-
ma j tai atsake suviais is
automatisku pistalietu
Daugelis dirbtuvip viso:
salyj sustojo dirbe;; kitos g.
dirba sunazintu tenpu. Yrs
kai kur suarestuota daroinsr
ku.
Didziumoje vietu darbi
ninku vadai skaito streikf
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
BOSTONE NERA VISUO.
TINO STREIKO.

Boston, Mass, rugs. 22 d.
Vakar centrale Bostono uni
ia nusprende, kad siuo lai-
ku susilaikyti nuo visuotino,
kas buvo pirmiau kalbama,
kad paremus streikuojanciu
policistg reikalavimus. Bet
siuo tarimu, kaip sakoma,
neatrnetanaa visuotino strei-
ko del paramos policistams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
I$irO Derybos su Bo|$evi-
kais.
vokieCius I$yarys is Lietuvos
Pinigais.
Yra Pavojus Naujos Kares.
Italia Nspajisgia NumaI$inti AnRunzio.
Yra Pavojus Naujos Kares.

Jau laimetu, mat ,permatoma,
kad prisides dalis ir likusiu.
Kai kur kompanijos tvirtina,
kad ju drbtuvese streikas
nepavyko; kitur gi If viena
If kita puse giriasi laimeji-
mais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
SUSTREIKAVO 100000
DARBININKU.

Pittsburg, Pa, rugs. %
d. y Apie piet William Il.
Foster, sekretorius komiteto
organizayimui plieno if ge
lezies darbininkQ, pranese,
kad iau buvo iseje streikan
apie 100000 plieno ir gele
zies darbininku. Skaitlines
nustatomos sekanciai:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
VOKIETIJA JIESKO
PASKOLOS ARGENTINOJ

Buenas Aires, rugs. 22 d..
Vokietija kreipesi prie val
dzios, prasydama paskolos
$100, 100000 auksu, kas bus
sunaudota supirkimui zalios
medziagos Argentinoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
PAREIKALAUS KA!ZE-
RIO BEGYJE 2 SAVAYGIJ

Paryzius, rugs. 81 d. Isl
velinta). Pranesama, ka
Holandijos ministenui tap
pranesta, jog talkininkai bi
gyje dvieju savaiciu pare
kalaus is Hollandijos isduo
buvusi kazeri.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
ISIRO DERYBOS SU
BOLSEVIKAIS.


Kopenhagenas, rugs. 22
d. = Estonijos presos blu
ras pranesa, kad derybos su
bolsevikais iSiro.
Sugcrize Estoinjos delega-
tai Revelin pasakojo, kad
jiems uzreiskus, jog sutiks
tariffs su bolsevikais tik ben
drai SUI kitomis baltiko Sail
mis-, bolsevikai atidejo deYy
bas, kol nesusines su kitomis
salimis. BolsevikQ derybos
su lenkais taip pat tapo per-
trauktos.
Baltiko saIiu rupestis.
Ryga, rugs. 20 d. (peg
Londona). Korespondentas
laikrascio Chicago Tribune
pranesa, kad jei talkininka;
ir Amerika neateis Baltiko
tautoms su pagelba trejopu
budu, tai jos gall tuoj taiky.
tis SUI bolsevikais.
Sulyg patiketinQ saltiniQ
galima uzreiksti, Estoniios,
Latvijos ir Lietuvos pirmiau
stu reikalu yra pripazini-
mas ju neprigulmybes; ant
ra = istraukimas vokieciu
kariumenes ir trecia - SUI
teikimas finansines ir me-
dziagines paramos, ypac gin
klu il amunicijos galimai
greiciau.
Aitaip Baltiko tautu va
du pad6jimas yra lahai k6-
blus, ir tos, Sails gall krypti
lprie bolseviku.
Latvijos valdzia turejo
slapta sesija; manoma, kad
buvo apkalbama klausimas
delei taikos derybu su bol-
sevikais.
Teko suzinoti, kad neu.
tralen juoton tarp bolsevikl
ir Baltiko saliu norma itrar
kti ir Petrograda ir bolsevi
ku karitlmene turetu paa
traukti, bet civile valdM'
butQ bolseviku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
BULGARIJOS DELECACL-
JA APLEIDO PARYZIU.

Paryzius, rugs. 22 d. =
Beveik visa Bulgarijos tai
kos delegacija isvaziavo So
fijon, Bulgarijon, kur bus
svars.oma iteikta bulgarams
taikos sutartis SUI talkinin-
kais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
VOKIECIAI STATO
DAUGIAU CEPELINU

Bern, rugs. % d. - Ci
gauta zinia, kad vokieci;
pradejo statyma dideliu G,
pelinq del pasazielinip lin
ju. Vienas is ju SUI 38 pas;
zieriais j keturias valands
nuleke nuo Konstance ezt
70 Xxi Berlyno.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
BOLSEVIKAI APLEIDO
KURSKA.

Londonas, rugs. % d.
Is Maskvos gauta bevielinis
bolseviku telegramas, kuria-
me pranesama, kad bolsevi-
kai apleidzia miesta Kurska
po smarkios kovos su Deni-
kino armija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
ORAS

Chicagoje ir apielinkeie.
Slsdien If rytoj giedls
atmaina temperature
je, seredoj kick sileiau:: v
dutiniai ivairVs vejai.
sarletekis, 6;3S;
Sauleleidis, SAG.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
RElkALAUS LAIVAMS
KENO PRIZE RAMIOJC
VANDTNYNn la
Washington, D. c., rl


q d. - Pranesima, ka
laivyno sakretorius DAME
tuoj reiEalaus naujo la
vans keno kur nors pri
Ramiojo Vanlenyno kraSt'
Mat sugriztant pad4dintal
Ramiojo vandenyno kari
kan laivynui, Xxi siol buvl
sic laivu kiemai negales j
sutalpinti; neigi aprupin'
su pataisymais ir panasiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
AMERlKOS LEGIJONAS
TURF 100000 NARIU.

New York, rugs. % d. =
Pranesama, kad Amerikos
legijonas (organizacija IA
reiviu eiropines kares) jau
turis $4,000 nariu If tikisi
81 sxaiciu padvigubinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
BOLSEVIKAY RENCIASI
APLEIST PETROCRADA,

Kopenhasenas. rugs "a
d. - Is Helsingforso stsina
ziniu, kad balsevikai ruosia-
81 apleisti Petrograda.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

er, water, electricity, walks curb and gutter
$500. Will buy on easy terms if you
like ,-s- CD 81 z,2z & 1-t3 e2.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

Iths,s two propositions Three eab-
,stis.6tes FOR tha R,i,,sell Tn,Iiii ~ y;
rssol,ltion= o. 81. estiz,a laresi-i.r:.,
;i.r3lt'iir~ Al2@ ofcnro3 80 -
,pl9ver gnc:r we're arz2 lie; =.
+; Both tie n@anl2el9 u he en-
pEovsr grorn AMI &he iai>ar ssQRN
pressed for = docisia's c.--ic.rEe.r J,
;z,GSl, Eho eesrli si'at y n,ca.-
mrs or,n,s - rs I.fo2:sd, 7Ftsa
it'll conference ~ ,tr5zallz Eaoi. <
;-;,-,,:e r s,'strtct ::7;-> - 80.
4; Va 5ha~ si,n lnha- . npr y
e>a.T1ia IL pa2'icrlt.s =. 2 :.
fa"an.s are. h-io1 @tnG::A.sl = ss'o
.,ler7lra~ t. sag. ~ ;: : J 6
3a42a, r-t;,t Ill sa5,h1s.'z 4; =
ita5or coup nj ya55ia His .@o-1-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
FEARS DIVIDED: CHURCH
!. Y. Page Warns Episcopalians of
Doctrinal Changes

Detroit, Oct. 22.-Possibility OF a
division in the Protestant Eplscopa!
Church was brought to the attention
of the triennial general convention
here again yesterday during a fight on
the floor Of the house Of deputies
against the acceptance of prayer
for the blessing of. graves,
Thomas Nelson Page, former UNITED
States Ambassador to italy denounc-
ing the adoption Of prayers for. the
dead, ;;swayed the delegates to such
Am extent that the prayer objected
to was rejected.
Before you know it you will find
your churdh divided" he said. "Bet-
ter be divided than that we be led
into paths we know not. The gen.
tlemen of the prayerbook revision
commission received no authority to
consider anything touching the doc
trines of this church,.
/; Mr.. Page introduced a resolution
questioning the commission as Ito its
authority to touch the church doc
trines in it's work of revision and
been made,
Outlining a social policy for the
church, Bishop BREWSTER suggested a
stand for; Right and justice every
where; living wages ;the principle OF
collective bargaining; freedom of the
individual worker from coercion; a
part for the employed in the internal
management of industry; a weekly
rest day; stopping OF exploitation OF
labor of women and children; placing
economics or a broader human basis;
reorganization of industry which
mist be an end to autocratic master
ship; and end to paternal patronage
in welfare work and reasonable rela-
tions of partnership between capital
and labor.
In line with this attitude was the
adoption of resolutions by the house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

buttons asking for sr amendment to
the National Constitution permit
ting the drafting Of uniform marriage
and divorce laws and the appoint
ment of a congressional committee TO
inquire into the alleged evil Influence
Of certain types of motion pictures.
Bishop E. ". Shaylor, of Nebraska,
made the claim that. the Omaha race
riots were caused in part by improper
motion pictures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

of deputies urging capital and labor
to accept "the principle of partner
ship as the business aspect of bro
therhood," to submit all differences
to arbitration and recognize service
to the general community rather than
Individual gain as the primary motive
in all endeavor.
Another resolution condemned mob
VIOLENCE. :. :.
The house of bishops; adopted reso-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
STRIFE is ENDED
Delegates of SO Longshoremen's
;; UnirJns Unanimously Agree to
i Return This Morning.

! New York, Oct. 22.-The strike
pf Iongshoremen, which began
three weeks ago and completely tied
hp coastwise and TRANSATLANTIC
shipping in this port, was called off
Yesterday afternoon wheii delegates
Of SO local unions; agreed unani-
moussy to return to work today.
The agreement was brought
about by T. V. O"Connor, president
of the International Longshore-
mems Association, who had opposed
the strike from the outset.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
Tho TroubIe Is in the Blood,

Summer catarrh, with its nause-
Gus discharge, stuffed up glands
difficult breathing, and summer
colds, is bad enough, but the :, , worst
Of it is yet to come if you nes.sot
~ check the growth that is form,
inc IN &c &c attack you with ten-told
aIs power during the winter.
That's why it is so importanl ~
treat catarrh with 5. D ,. ous'hs
.,,,rm weather,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
BAT ib)flEE:I|!H
Or. Edva.is, Olive Tablets GaG
at the Cause and hen'1vaE

D.. Edwards Olive Tai,Iet. tie
substitute io- calorc!. &c gently 81 -,
Dowels and positively co the %2rl,:
peapl@ afflicted with a2G h'sa,h'' 'G
u,.ick relic! Though @"l.H:G .leT,
Or. Edwards GUvo T41@t8 sc J
vegetable compel nd T.!i%et 'F'th cE1.'e-
oil. They AZ sert.y but lEln'y ~, -
bowels and hrc-. sumuta!uE:. lent -
natural action. ctc1,;ag he blood Sd
purifying the cntIi ryst9m. lh"E 70
thatwllich ca!oruei does. without otl"Ht
Inc bad att=I effects iaHe one O. 70
every n:gnt Tor 4 wecs ard unte W.
pleasing effect. 'Gc end 22c : boz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
THE INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
Two VitJl Principles Are t'sfesfed
( Conditions in Stafn GTlo

] The labor gro1p III the Tndust'fa!
,Ccnfererce vaa ds:isi;'7'y deF@a:i:t!
yesterday on the tro 7ita1 1ssues
for which i has besn tiGhainG 1ls'r97
tthe beginning .: the Session.
!; These two issues were the Ruso
sci! -Endicott resolution 2.ec'z-1'-i..,,r,
The right Of rara c'a--'ocr1 t -
gar, coil >c'tis ely >5i,7",sa +%p1:-e.''
tativa5 oG :lai- rr,> ct'' 2-''-Er -.
thu Gomp4re; r=s,il&i'a i,2+1i.'p -
iacpoi1tnal5 IT I :1-'l~'' G~s
itIe ilF s5e.4 81 c;5,.s
Boz f-os &ndfny&. n "a. nj ,
Sir gGn:tra -y2::'s at,s...llc- .anJ- =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
Now Is Good Time :,
To Drive Out Catarrh

Il is now al established l@ct
that cata.rh is in the blood and
that lotions and salves do not give
relief. The experience OF Others
has proven that S. S. S. strikes az
the root of the trouble. Waste nc
time in this matter, for it IS CT the
utmost Importance. Write to our
Medical Advisor about your case
Address Swift Specific Co., Dept
So Atlanta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

1t isup the citizens Of provide these
the lot Remember our lots arefu ed, sew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

1 mH world world H
N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
Government
Thanks Local Engineer for
Part i'm War
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office OF the CHEZ nf Engineers
Washington

Lieut.. Daniel II. Rucker. EuGrs"
Clarendon, Va.
Sir
The rehabilitation Of the army having made further
sacrifice on wish to convey to YOU my
appreciation your efforts N eaaf of Your country daring
the recent of the United States have
y their patriotic and sef-saccn conduct wc nerlt@d great
e thanks appreciation than it possible FOR me or any
other one man 30 give however that when 1t
is in full the efforts and accomplishments Of
American Engineers beth and in this country that
the people the United States will show appreciation OF their
efforts III uncertain tennis
= That you have been Of these Engineers and have
contributed part toward this successful accomplishment
constitutes itself honor greater than Official express
opinion Permit however, extend to
sona thanks Of the CORPS Of Engineers for e
forts and assistance.
Very respectfully
w. NJ. BEACH
Major General Chief OF Engineers
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29

scores of localities throughout Eastern
Siberia, and at the same time there
we're indications that the Moscow gov
ernment planned an intensive cam
raign to extend Bolshevism to China
and other parts of the Far East
After delibe ration the Tokyo gov
ernment proposed dispatch of a bri-
gade OF japanese troops to reinforce
the Japanese contingents already in
Siberia. numbering approximately 30. =
80. The American troops in Siberia
are about 1900 Although two CONVEX
sations have taken place between the
State Department and Ambassador
Shidehara, this government has not
yet presented a statement of its views,
and it is believed that Japan may not
wait beyond the first of January for
the statement, but IL it is not received
by that time will proceed to send the
additional contingent.
U. S. Decision Awaited.
There has been no authoritative in
timation from the State Department
OF what the American statement will
be, but 1t is considered certain that
this country will not reinforce it's
troops now in Siberia, although it
may decide to retain those already
there until the situation in that re-
gion clears up. 1t is still regarded
as necessary to maintain military
forces to protect the railroad ana to
guarantee its efficient operation.
1t Is understood that Japan is ne
gotiatIng at the same time with
China for the larger participation Of
Chinese troops in the anti i-Bolshevik
operations.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
LABOR GIVES APPROVAL
TO WOMAN SUFFRAGE

With the Federal woman suffrage
amendment ratified by twenty-five
States. and a special session OF the
Oregon Legislature scheduled for jan
uary Il. practically two-thirds OF the
necessary thirty-six States will have
ratified.
The American Federation OF Labor
has come forward with Endorsement
Of the woman suffrage movement IN n
statement made public yesterday by
Frank Morrison. secretary OF tho
federation. The st. Paul convention
favored a resolution calling upon
federation officials to use their efforts
to secure passage OF the amendment.
and the last convention In Atlantic
City took action urging It's ratifica-
ton and pledged the assistance Of the
labor federation in doing ALI In It's
power to aid IN the speedy conRum-
nation Of this last step In woman's
enfranchisement," according to thu
statement
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
japanese May Send Troops
In January to Check Reds

Announcement by the Japanese pub
licity bureau at Vladivostok that "a
common ground on which to base joint
action in Siberia has ben reached by
the United States and Japan" does
not refer to the conversations taking
place between Ambassador Shidehara
and Secretary of State Lansing, 1t was
learned authoritatively today.
The Vladiyostok announcement
sprang from Americas reply to ia
rams answer to American representa-
tions made some months ago. follow
ing complaints to the War and State
departments of an alleged lack of CO.
operation with the United States or
the part of the japanese military
forces in Siberia.
Ironed Out Differences.
In the American note Japan was in
formed that II she would not cooper
ate with the United States in Siberia
the American forces would be with
drawn and that this government would
publish the reasons to the world.
The Japanese response contained a
lengthy statement of Japan's' views.
The note was acceptable to this gov
ernment, the State Department in
forming Tokyo of its complete graft
fication.
Consequent to this correspondence
the Omsk government was driver
from Omsk to Irkutsk, Admiral Kol-
chak's army being routed. and the
Bolsheviki continued to advance to-
wards Eastern Siberia. The collapse
of the Kolchak regime was attended
by sporadic radical uprisings In
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
BUSINESSQUERY.
WHATISINc0ME?
Ruling Of Supreme Court
J Eagerly Awaited, Says
Holland.

When the, Supreme Court of tht
United States handed down certiir
decisions on Monday of last weeh
without having included in the list
its decisions. II II has made any
upon the so-called stock dividend
cases. then the surmise became al
most conviction that this court Il
either divided upon the question
or else has been unable to reach
any conclusion.
On its face the question is a
very simple one. It arises from q
difference of view between the gov
ernment and corporation leaders re-
specting a two-line paragraph in
the latest of the TAX bills enacted
by Congress. That paragraph says
no more than this: stock dividends
are to be regarded as income and
therefore are taxable.
what the Lower Courts Have Done
When this issue has been brought
before the lower courts they have
been disposed &c sustain the argu-
ment Of those who claim that a divi-
dend which takes the form OF stock
issue Is simply q form Of distribu-
tion OF earnings.
what perplexed the Justices of the
Supreme Court. In all probability
should the cour. hereafter decide that
distribution o. thIs kind IL not in
cone then there will follow a very
large increase OF stock issues and
In this increase not only the Sc
curitieS market but the public will
be interested.
Three times since the European
war began Edgar Lewis Marsten.
president Of the Texas and Pacific
Coal and Oil Company. has an
nounced to the stockholders that an
Increase Of the capital stock OF that
corporation would. IL the stockhoId-
ers approve. be made. He also an
Nnounced that the stockholders would
have the privilege of subscribing for
the new stock in amounts equivalent
to their holdings OF the old stock.
II they kept the stock they could
not be taxed. If they sold theil
rights then the governments tar
collector would reach forth his
hand and take anywhere from u
to so per cent of the gains in the
form of taxes.
This method was looked upon as
a very skillful plan for escaping
the tax collector. although. oi
course, the profits were on paper
These recently adopted methods OF
enabling stockholders to receive the
advantage through the issue of new
stock without being compelled tc
make a record of it in their in
come tax reports are spoken of by
those who are familiar with the
subject as exceptional. but are
likely to be followed by other cor.
porations in case the Supreme
Court decides that stock dividend:
are income and therefore must be
taxed HOLLAND.