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with manufacture OF munitions for
American loans. The session was
brief however. and the committee
suspended awaiting the collection OF
data.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-09
LI7IILESloRlEs
%BEDTIME
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1919. By T. ". BurgessJ
Yank Yank the Nuthatch Re-
turns.

Perhaps you can guess how pleased
Peter Rabbit was one morning when,
as he hoped over the old stone wall
into the Old Orchard, he heard the
voice of an old friend. It was the
voice Of Yank Yank the Nuthatch.
and while it was far from being sweet
there was in it something of good
cheer and contentment- At once Peter
hurried in the direction from which
1t came.
on the trunk Of a tree he caught
sight of a gray and black and white
bird about the size of Downy the
Woodpecker. The top OF his head
and upper part Of his back were
shining black, while the rest Of his
back was bluish-gray. The sides OF
his head and his breast were white.
The outer feathers of his tail were
white, with black patches near their
tips.
But Peter didn't need to see how
Yank Yank was dressed in order to
recognize him. Peter would have
known him IL he had been so far
away that the colors Of his coat did
not show at all. You see Yank Yank
something no other bird can do. He
was walking head first down the
trunk of that tree. seemingly as much
at home and unconcerned in the queer
position as if he were right side up.
He lifted his head and called a greet
ing which sounded very much like the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-09
A TUNIC FR0CK.

Tunics are being accorded all the
attention that even the most exacting
style might feel itself entitled to. and
the straight line chemise frock is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-09
Of2nfereStt OWOnlen
PARIS HATS OF RED LEATHER
BY ANNE RITTENHoUsE.

vile rather than for the four-to-six
tango. It is difficult to say just when
the fashion for these caps started.
They were worn by the French before
the Americans realized that they were
in fashion. At the end of July, how
ever. these caps. formless and shape
less, were offered by exclusive mil
liners on smart streets at a price that
, would have been paid for a large
velvet hat with an osprey on the Rue
de la Paix.
Hats of Red Leather.
The hand work on these hats was
new and wonderful. which accounted
for their price. Some were made of
leather embroidered with metallic
threads: others were made of net,
coarse colored cotton net on which
was sewn yards of narrow ribbon
either velvet or thick gros grain.
The ribbon was placed on it's sell
wage. not fiat, and it's various con-
voluuons were placed close together
ami so twisted and turned, grouped
and separated. that. from a distance,
the cap looks as though it were made
Of crushed flowers. 1t is quite lovely.
The velvet ones are more expensive
than the ones made of grcs grain
ribbon and the leather shape is the
most expensive of all. The very smart
one III leather is made of that library
table red over which are clustered
stars of black gold and silver thread.
These stars are thickly placed over
the surface of the leather so that one
does not get vivid impression of the
red foundation or the fact that it is
leather.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
have CONTINUOUS SESSION
ON LAST DAY

Washington, March 3-This is the last legislative day
of the 5th congress Both houses will remain in connu-
session from today until Tuesday The final sit
ting promises climax sitting the work Of the war
council which has broken all records for money spent The
interest in the senate seems to be how many appropra-
ton bills the republicans force to be carried over to the
extra session The impression today between both demo
Gratis and republicans that the army, navy agrcu-
tura District Of Columbia bills would fail passing this
term The republicans remain silent and refuse to an
nounce plans. There to be split in the republican
ranks Some seem to think thatthey should thank the
president while others whatthe-use expression
on their faces due the fact Of the passing Of the victory
loan bill Many republicans feel that the passing Of this
bill has destroyed the fruits Of the victory gained at the
poles last November The senate had before it today the
deficiency bill appropriatng about for the
railroads The democratic leaders expect this bill to pass
but admit that it will be the only one Of the supply bills
that will get through this session.
The Victory Loan bill passed by the senate at Z
a. Sunday morning after all nights session It
passed without record vote and in the Identical form in
which it from the house, Several senators offered
amendments but they lost After Senator
had spoken for three hours Senator Penrose sought adj
ournent at p without taking action the
There quorum 50 the sergeant at arms sent
to get senators of bed When quorum was finally
secured the bill was passed at a. m
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06

Paris, March 3-The supreme council today took
terms Of the preliminary peace treaty to be imposed
Germany an dat the time discussed conditions under
which the economic blockade Of that country may be part
~ raised The conditions under which the blockade will
be raised understood will go into immediate effect up
the return to Paris Of President Wilson, Premier Lloyd
will probably be completed by the first next month after
which terms will be discussed for the treaties with Austria
Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey Military and naval terms
to be included in the preliminary peace plan will render
Germany absolutely poWeress to make war; according to
the highest authority Marshal Fochs report submit
ted to the committee recommends the destruction Of all
German war material except arms for few divisions left
police duty The allies will have control all of the
German munition factories Naval conditions said
to include the surrender Of practically all that remained
of the German fleet
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
WILL INVESTIGATE DEATH

Chicago, March 3.-Coroner Peter Hosman TODAY an
nounced that he will investigate the death of Sam Msco
vitz discharged sailor alleged to have fatally injured him
self in jumping from the eighth story of building here
Saturday Following examination by naval intelli-
gence officer the intelligence officer said that Muscovtz
had made confession concerning the graft in securing
discharges from the Great Lakes training station here
An attorney for Muscoz denied that his client had made
such statement The coroner stated that Muscaztzs
death had not been officially reported to him.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
LODGE SPEAKS AGAINST LEAGUE

Washington, Feb. 28.-President Wilson's league of
nations covenant calls the people away from Washing
toms doctrines to those Of Trotskys Senator Lodge
publican leader stated in speech the senate today The
criticisms Of the people do not however extend to all parts
war and longs make it impossible in the future II will
follow any and vote for any measure that will make
future impossible" Lodge said "But will follow no
vote for any measure that seems in my judgment
that leads to dissatisfaction rather than harmony among
the nations and further threatens to do injustice to
country The league is matter vital that it should be
made so clear that every man should understand"
I'm the present draft Of the constitution there hard
~ clause in it but what delegates differ upon. AS it
stands the various nations that actually sign the constit-
ton Of the league of nations will be quarreng the
to have been very hastily drawn and the result is
that it is loose and unexplained"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
WILL ATTEMPT TO CRUSH SPARTICANS

Zurich, Feb. 28.-The German cabinet following a
three hour conference have decided to take the most ene
gec to suppress the revolution according to dis
patches received here today was also reported that an
tlmat1m had been sent to the illegal soviet govern
ment at Munich. number Of cities have been placed in
state OF selge Physicians at Leipzig are reported to
have gone strike Government officials in Bokrum,
Herne Gesenkrch and Dortmundt have formed an army
tor protection to fight against the Spartcans The army
numbers 10000 Tire also some reports that the
strikes in the Rhur district were breaking up and that
now only $4,000 people are idle.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
PRESIDENT TO SAIL WEDNESDAY

Washington, Feb 28.-President Wilson will sail for
France next week on the George Washington He will
his duties at the peace conference by
Mrs Wilson, Rear Admiral Grayson and others Of the i'm
mediate party who made the original trip Tuesday night
ne will speak at the Metropolitan opera house final a-
pal to the people Of the country to support the league Of
nations From the opera house he will go direct to the
steamer and spend the night aboard she will not sail I'M
til the next morning The president will stop off an hour
Or 50 in Philadelphia to visit his daughter Mrs Francis
sayer and greet his latest grandson Woodrow Wilson
Sayer Details of the presidents return trip were an
nounced at the White House today He will leave Wash
special train for New York and will take luncheon and
dinner aboard the train stopping only at Philadelphia He
will arrive in New York about $50 and will go direct to
the opera house. President and Mrs Wilson fill not oc
cupy the Murat palace their Paris residence when they
return it being understood that another fine house has
been secured for them.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
GILLETT NOMINATED BY REPUBLICANS

washington, Feb 28.-Repubicans were confident TO-
cay that they had taken long step toward victory the
nomination of Representative Frederick H. Gllett of
Massachusetts,, for speakershp Of the next house. At
secret party caucus held in chaber of the house last
night Get received 1873 votes to SO for Representative
Mann OF Illinois u for Representative Campbell of Kan
sas for Esch Of Wisconsin and for Monde Of WON
ing Following the first vote Representative Manns mo-
ton that the vote be unanimous was accepted
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
DECLARE THAT COUNTRY FAvORs LEAGUE

DECLARE THAT COUNTRY FAvORs LEAGUE
Washington, Feb % President Wilson's advisors to-
day declared that the country showing increased in
terest on the league Of nations and strongly support
ing it. This claim was based reports received from all
parts Of the country The attitude Of the plain people to-
ward the league considered most vital and the support
and the opposition carefully watching the reports
coming in It is understood that the stamping tours Of
Senator Borah and others nopposon to the league will
for the Of sounding out the people Of the coun
try The White House today reflected spirit Of optim
ism over the situation. Administration leaders were
cheered and by the prospects Of WlsonTa
meeting in New York on the subject of the league.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
DISMISS CASE

Washington, March 3-The supreme court today dis
Sugarman of St Paul. tried and convicted under section
three OF the espionage act Judge Brandees read the ru
OF the constitution and stated that no question could
making address in Shelby county Minnesota in which
he advised against registration.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
DIVORCE RAILROAD AND COAL INDUSTRIES

Washington, March 3.-Congress should divorce the
coal and railroad companies Senator Vardaman stated
today report of the senate coal investigation commit
The report declared that rs per cent Of the antra
cite coal supply is owned and controlled by the big rail-
roads which enables them to regulate the supply to suit
themselves without considering the public the report de-
clares.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
Il ASK THAT PEACE BE MADE SOON

London March 3.-Deay in affecting preliminary
reace with Germany may that the allies will have no
staple government to deal with declared Winston Church
i'll, British secretary of war; in address before the
house Of commons this afternoon
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
18TH FIELD ARTILLERY ARRIVES

listed arrived here today aboard the transports Great
Northern and the Cruiser Frederick both from Brest
The mostly of the 10th Field Artillery and the
lend infantry The transports Yosemite and the Polar
Bear also arrived
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06

1ALLEY-LIGHT is
electric light for the
It is. always ready-'in
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06

Washington, Feb. %. - Senate investigation Of
charges that moudy and diseased wheat sent Bel
GUM provided for in resolution introduced today by
Senator Calder Of New York The resolution made
following charges made by two former employees of the
committee for relief in Belgium recently heard before
New York city magistrate that many Belgans refugees
died from eating rotten wheat flour and wheat from the
United States.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
PRESIDENT RECEIVES CREDENTIALS

Washington, March 3.-President Wilson today re-
ceived the credentials of Thomas LeBreton ambassa
dor from Argentina who presented them in person:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
AMERICAN OFFICIALS TARGET

Berlin March 3.-American army officers were the
civilians. During the reception rendered to General Let
tow, former German commander in Africa officials were
quietly watching the parade from the window in the
perenced great difficulty in restoring order
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06

With electric power into
the bargain to run your
water pump, churn, separ-
ator, and other light
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06
EST AGAINST DISPOSITION OF COLONIES

Berne, March The German national assembly with
resolution protesting against the disposition Of the Ger
colonies by the league Of nations declaring that such
action going against President Wilson's point
a Wemar dispatch stated.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06

machinery.
Light
isprovedright
by more than
seven years
actual farm
use. We will
demonstrate
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-06

every room OF
the house,, in.
the barn..
Simply turn a
switch, No
lamps or Ian
terms to carry.
No matches
to strike.
No danger of f
All at the cost
>sents a day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
OLD FULTON SCHOOL TO
Be COMMUNITY CENTER
City School Board Grants Use OF
Nicholson Grounds to Rccrca-
ton Body.
ORGANIZATION TO SPEND $4,000
War Camp Community Service and
Playground Association Bach
Move to Relieve CONGESTION Oh
East Side.

;. Gnsnimous action Of the ,.i'y schoSi
Eoard Ecs;srdpy af'ernoTn ~ oG LOGS
tn" use Of the abandoned Nicholson
School. in Fulton. as a community cen
ter f"- the co-cpera;ive program OF
citation Of richmond and the War Camp
community Service.
This action was taken to relieve con,
ccSted conditions in that section OF
Richmond. and the lack OF recrcaiionai
facilities.
begun Immediately. ApproXimateiy
$1,000 Will be expended in repairing
and .eauippins the building AS COM
The War Camp Community Service
is financing tho venture since. in the
op:M;on Of Director Stcarnes the cs-
Enlistment Of community center in
Fulton wili 20 q long NAY toward tho
solution OF the problem for which the
Richmond War Camp Community ser
vice. as a local organization STANDS.
Citizens Uoost Project.
Sneakers who appeared before the
sehool Hoard in support OF the nla:Ey-
president OF the Playground and Zee.
rtation Association of Richmoa~ and
Of the local organ ization Of the. War
Camn Community service r.; G.
s;earnes head Of tnt War Samn COM
Hosc Kicks of the Juvenile Court: Or.
William II Parker and Miss Charlotte
Whiting, of the rccrcaiiomal york OF
" Kirk Mathews. a member OF the
!.oard, created considcrabic amusc-
raised relative to tho right OF the city
School Board to make summary diSpo-
sliion Of EiTE nroPer'EEi c, M M IhNni
building was not city property. since
the City Council had taken no action
il IN thc m"ser Of lakinF n IT oys, when
them. In support OF his contention.
Mr.. Mathews read an excerpt from the
mittec on buildings. frorcrtics and
Utilities OF the Council OF the city ~
lHchmomd. the final sentence, of which
matter be laid on the table" was re-
ccived amidst general laughter.
Notify city Council.
clerk OF the board TO notify thu. City
Council OF tho action OF tho school
k"ard and reaHsS, ihI! ,hs acton on
by the City Council.
The co-orcrativc program o. the
Of Richmond and the local branch Of
the War Camp Community Service. as
presented briefly. by Director Stcarncs
objective features.
SECURING the free use OF shields Lake
II EX r. fr 5he 9Sr np h is 9.h neaay
accomplished fact. tho lake being
formally, opened TO the, public ycster
church Athletic Field al Twenty first
and r Streets, with tho use OF vacant
space III the baScmcn. OF the Fair
mount School. two blocks distant Tor
ciubrooms. lockers and shower baths
was the second item. The establish
/ Nicholson school in Fulton and the
/ development of an athletic field for
adult recreation in Fulton were two
| other important items Director
-StcarneS program AS seconded by
PRESIDENT smith, Of the Playground and
Recreation Association.
other community features were out
door movies three times "A week on
the Fairgrounds Of Richmond and the
continuation OF the band concerts
Plans for community center for
coiored people are also under con :
Sldcrdtion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
DEy UnIvcrsaI ScrvI,c. !


NEW YORK AusuSst l3;,-This Jingle
Wilson. forty-cight OF HArncsvilie.
Wadhlms. IN General Sessions on a
united having married eight women.
ne told the court. The I:ihlc says
wives and David had more than one.
thought 1t would be all r.h; il {
took q few. too"
Wilson Was arrested in Wauran.
Wis. after serving term for grand
larceny. lie was brought here 10 an
Swer an indictmcn; TOR bigimy in
having married Fay i. Zafr o. loiS
Madison Avenue. this city. while he
VAS Stiii tho husband of Carolina *
Morris OF Mount Vernon Whcm he
tod OF having married sin other
women Justice WadhamS asked
w nat attract ion do YOU Supposc all
ihcSc women found in YOU"
We'll. they were tristful womer
inoN came 10 me in distress and | vas
so!cmnly.
thcm?" S"Ppo''
.oh. didn't support them all a, once
hut nadc 500 or $50 a dan al fines
as !; salesman OF novelties so I had
no ,r"nhIc Keeping a fcw at a time
'!son said four Of the women bc
married mad been widows They wcrc
a." splendid. pretty women" he added
re was rcmandcd TO the Tonobs ~
q VAT sentence on E'riiiN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
SAYS It HELPED
HER IMMEDIATELY
Mrs. James II. Watson, Do East
Marshall ST., Richmond,
Relates the Story.
NOW PRAlSING PLANT JUICE
Since Taking the New Medicine
She Feels Stronger and Has
IL Fine Appetite.
NOW PRAlSING PLANT JUICE

Results are lhc things that count.
The age OF theory has been reicga ted
/" the past and modern people arc
more interested III what tho Thing has
'lonc than in what IL ought TO do.
This is tho reason Why il is unncccs-
sary To take up tho public's time with
long MINDED scientific talks. explaining
tho exact action nf RANT Juice. the
new herbal stoma Oh remedy, on the
human system. 1t actually demon
stratc8 results that have been accom-
plishcd hy this remedy. Citizens Of
each city read Of the experience OF
somebody living in their midst who
has actuaIly derived benefit from
RANT Juice
Take. for instance. tho signed state.
mcnt Of Mrs. James IT, Watson, Of
No. :2i East Mars hall street. popu-
lar Richmond lady, who has host OF
friends here. She said
For the past - years | have SUI
fcrcd with stomach trouble which
made me very nervous and weak and
! lost in weight | had no appetite
and everything I ate caused INC dis
'rcsS; | Was bioatcd with gas and in
constant pain, especially around my
heart and between my shoulder
blades could not sleep at night and
ia the morning felt all tired out
have been Ii king Plant Juice for tho
past iw" weeks and can honestly say
that have no more trouble with gas
ana have good appetite for my meals
! icci stronger and better in every way
and am glad To recommend Plant Juice
10 my friends"
I!ahi Juice is vegetable prcpara-
ti"n, extracted from The roots. leaves.
hhrc and bark Of numerous medicinal
plants |, ia Natures own remedy and
works wonders. II gives almost i'm.
mediate benefit and leads TO permanent
q in, fi..,I
people suffer as above outlined.
Ihc Plant Juice Man is AT tho Tragic
Drug Companys store. in Richmond.
where he is daily meeting the local
ruhilc and introducing and explaining
INC merits OF this remedy. Free sam
pies givcn.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
STORAGE FOOD At TAMPA
SEIZED BY u. S. OFFICERS
Millions of Eggs, Tinncd Goods and
Sugnr i.ihc1cd d! Federal Din
trlrt Attorney.
I'm AssnciatcL-Irce. }

TAMl'A. Fi.A.--Morc than a million
cgcs hundreds OF thousands Of tins OF
canned goods and about 10000 pounds
Of sugar nGurcd IN a seizure OF food
&infis here today hv department u
Justice agents operating under Fcdc raj
District Attorney H. :. Phillips Sir
wholesale conccrGS were served wit.
napSrs iibclinc "igc stocks OF Goods.
ihc ,h:,ryc being that tho goods libc!c!
are i'cIns held for an advance in prices.
crcnshaw Bros Produce Company.
5000 cases oC eggs; Jos" T. G;arc',,.
1850 pounds Of salt. 32tO cans or peas.
1S.036 cans OF top,atocs $500 pounds
OF rice and a7.GtO pounds Of sugar;
Charles T.. MoorhouSc. $500 pounds os
oatmeal. 2i"cn cans Of peas. 1000 cans
Of bak ing powder. 1900 cans corn. ISIS
cans Of tomatoes. :;6.noO cans OF tomato
pulp. @.ojN pounds Of nour and 7.0uu
pounds OF tea. Swift e. Company 2a..SS
cans Of beans. $50" cans Of salmoa.
1900 cans Of corn. 2o.20S cans Of peas
and "l.""i cans Of tomatoes. lose
SuarcZ. $4,000 pounds Of salt 1900
cans OF tomato pulp. l.lS0 cans OF bears
and l.1j2 cans OF peas.
pulp. 80 cans OF tomatoes and 3.oao
IN each ius,,r~c the libol nlcd states
hat tho GOOD =. illegally held from
tic market COR the pIrposc Of uu-
rcasonaal.: increasing the price OF the
goods.
Mr rhillls SAYS other like cases
VIII he hrouGnt 10 light within a Jew
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
GOVERNMENT PAYS BILL
Sends Check for Damage. for IpInu
ful Acts "f Federal Revenue
Agents.

sphNNILLE IA. august IA! Tho
United states Circuit Court Of .iurcais
at Richmond has affirmed the vcrdi,,
rcturhcd oI July III tho local Federal
ing lhomas Cruise. u Franklin County
farmer s53i. manages against a. V.
HnuSaft ana j. y Wood. Federal rcve.
nue. agents. vino were nro,o,do,
aEhlhst Tor searching tho farmers
mouse without warrant and castini,
MN IN lali with no papers. The gov.
AGENTS IN q case Of this character ,
chcch on tho United States 'Trcusrr,
,"r w: nrlhrlpal. With per con, in
''re*t: VIII go forward TO Cruise win
in tcW daGs " WI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
RATTLE DEATHS IN A. E. F.
REACH TOTAL OF 49,498
Final Casualty RcrOrts Ernm Central
Rr"or';S fn'r" Denote Slight
hinge.

WASiiNGToN. August i3-r!naI
casualty reports from the central
records "'fitc Of the y T. r. in France.
mad" public by tho War Department
t"dlH. gay" the total battle deaths as
i'.''A. t"thl wounded. 2oj.S90 and
priSnn'rs. $50. only sigh, rows.
was announced
Recent corrections in the list @.
miSsinS hay" reduced the number 10
for France aud i.I.ouo for England
70 jay the army had reported lio
,@' r.Scs of disabled soldiers to lilo
VIZ kisk Insurance Bureau. Il VAS
close to 10000