davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-09-28
thIs device 4 l. lmpo.sIel. to nun out Of

this device Il is impossible to run out OF
gasolene ci the road.
The lines OF the new National sextet
are refreshingly new and advanced,
promising to inHugurate n new vogue In
body styles They incorporate the latest
ideas Of European coach builders as
gathered by Col. william Guy Wall,
chief engineer of the National company.
during his recent sojourn abroad.
The conception departs entirely from
the bevel edge type so much In evidence
of late, and presents a character and
individuality all Its own, from the dis
tinctive design OF the radiator to the
sharply defned contour ofsthe rear seat.
A striking feature of the body, and
one that contributes materially TO It's
distinctive character, is the shape and
contour of the front tenders. which are
Of the individual type. closely hugging
the wheel and Independent Of the run
ming board.
A new and advanced method Of body
mounting is employed that permits low
erlng the bodies several inches. ma
terially adding TO their feetness OF line
and giving exceptional strength and
solidity. eliminating squeaks and rattles.
Many refinements are Incorporated,
from the individually shaped front
lamps, with integral auxiliary lamps
underneath for city driving, to the Yale
locked double tire carrier at the rear.
The front compartment reflects the
CLINT of polished walnut and aluminium,
with hooded ventilator on top Of the
cowl that floods the interior Of the COM
partment with a stream Of fresh air.
Control levers are unusually long, and
situated so they can be manipulated
without shifting the drivers position.
The panelling OF the rear compartment
is finished in walnut. with three small
lockers suitable for carrying gloves.
veils goggles and other articles OF value.
The auxiliary seats disappear into re-
cesses a tthe bottom of the panelling.
All doors are provided with capacious
pockets for the storage OF blue books
clothes brushes or other articles of tour
ing use, with the exception of the left
front door, which contains built-in and
| fitted tool compartment.
Standard equipment for the car in
cludes many unusual items, such as a
motometer. windshield cleaner, Hartford
shock absorbers both front and rear.
power driven tire pump. transmission
theft lock- large size electric horn, War
| ner seventy mile an hour speedometer,
| me man top lined inside, with glass rear
window, cord tires and q screw jack Of
new and improved type.
Only the seven passenger model is
| now in quantity production. but the car
| will soon be available in five custom
! body styles-seven passenger touring,
four passenger phaeton. two passenger
roadster. four passenger coupe and seven
passenger sedan.
The sun., 1919-09-28

There is unusually high road clearance.
The foregoing are the principal fea-
lures In which the postwar models diff
fer from those previously built by Rem
ault. The completed cars already re-
ceived have bodies designed and built
in Renault's own body plant and also
bodies by Felber of Paris. Included IN
the shipments are bare chasses. The
complete line of Renault postwar modes
will be exhibited at the automobile salon
In November ..
The sun., 1919-09-28

Glenn, A 'Tisdale. president of the
Franklin Motor Car Company of New
York and the New York Rotary Club,
thinks the II. H. Franklin method of
air cooling has It all over the kind of
air cooling a passenger gets In an air
plane. Tisdale flew from New York to
Rye the other day to Join his brother
Rotarians at an outing. but hereafter
he will stick to the ground and travel
either by train or automobile in getting
about the country. He says he believes
In air cooled motors. but that air cooled
feet while flying over the Battery or
under the bridges are different and not
conducive to regular heart action.
Tisdale gave the members of the
Rotary Club a big surprise when he
The sun., 1919-09-28

slight play. This was 30 obscured
that the service station experts had been
mystihed. Persistent search and elimi-
nation Of one possible cause after an
other and a curiosity which led one OF
our men to use his fingers to supple
ment his eyes found II.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-18
Is the One Sale for you to
 Attend Saturday the Day

Hazel tpo"b No talking when the asei SOME sal  have made similar then We take confidence methods rnuht for Saturday Bargain which tendency
  to sure of satsfa ychoce
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
GATVEKARIAI ISSIMU-
FINO KITON VALSTINON

Toledo, Ohio, lapkr. 10 d.
Miestas visai neturis gatve-
kariu patarnavimo, nes visi
karai nukeliavo Michigano
valstijon, kad pasislepus
nuo tiesQ Ohio valstijos.
Mat gatvekariu kompani-
ia ware savo bizni mieste per
paskutinius 6 metus neture-
DANA su miestu formalio
kontrakto.
Paskutiniuose balsavimuo
Sc Toledo pilieciai nesutiko
duoti kompanijai pageidau-
jana kontrakta, todel kom-
panija, nieko nepranesusi,
nedelios nakti isgabeno vi
sus karus kiton valstijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
v0kieCiiai IaiiIllii
Argenti|lOs
rihlkas

Buenos Aires, lapkr. 10
d Amerikonai nepajie-
gia konkuruoti su vokieciq
prekemis Argentinos rim
kose. Mat esant augstai kai-
mai amerikonisko doliario
'ir zemai kainai vokiskos
markes vietos pirkliams pi-
giau atseina. pirkti vokiskas
prekes negu amerikoniskas.
Be to 4Argentinos pirkliai
ruosiasi ir ateityje pasinau-
dot dabartine zema Woke
tijos markes kama. Jie per-
kasi dabar markes, kad tu-
|rejus kuo moketi uz vokis-
kas prekes, kuomet marke
kainoje pakils.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
TALKININKAI NESITARS
SU BOLSEVIKAIS.

Londcnas, lapkr. 10 d.
Angijos premieras Lloyd
Geroge vakarykscioje savo
kalboje pabrieze, kad butu
vietoje pradsjus tarybas su
bolsevikiSka Russia. Tas SUI
kele dideli triuksma tarpe
londonieGiu. Nekurie laik-
rasciai net uzreiske, kad
Anglia neprivalanti tariffs
su bolsevikais, kurie, girdi
esq lygus zmogzudziams.
Gi siadien atstovu butte
Bonar Law uzreisk6, kad
Anglijos valdzia neketinan-
ii pradeti derybas su Leni-
nu 'ir Trockiu, pakol atsto-
WI butas neisdiskusuos sio
klausimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
1lEPIA VOKIETIJAI
NEsIUsTI GINKLU
'ssye RUSIJON. Z
s;s....s:.s.:s....,ss.s..ss,.:,

Paryzius, lapkr. 10 d.
siadien atstovai didziuju
Eutopos valstijos ir taipgl
atstovai Vokietijos turejo
.bendra susirinkima apkal-
bejimui galutino uztvirtini-
mo taikos sutarties, kuriuo
Vokietija pasizades pildyti
sutartyje uzbrieztu reika-
lavimus.
Talkininku misijai Berly-
ne tapo isakyta pranesti
Vokietijis valdziai, idant
.splaikytu siuntima ginklu
IRusijon. Vokieciai aiskina-
81, kad jie siunte ginklus
Denikinui, bet Denikinas
sake, kad jis ju. negaur as.
Gi selpti ginklais Bermondt-
Avalova kuris vadovauja
'sukileliais, talkininkai drau-
dzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
LEIDzIA MECKENS ONUI
GRIzTI VOKIETIJON

Paryzius, lapkricio s d.
Augseiausia taryba taikos
konferencijos Siadien nu-
sprende leisti fieldmarsalui
Meckensenui grizti Vokieti-
jon, nes jo amzius sveikatos
stovis vercia tai daryti, jis
yra 70 metu.
Meckensen visa laika bu-
vo pergaletoju pereitoje ka-
'reje. Sulaiklus musius jis su
armija buvo Rumunijoj, If
lnorejo prasimusti per Veng
RIA Vokietijon, bet Buda-
|peste jis tapo suarestuotas
;francuzu kariumenes if pa
Isipstas j Salonikus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
BERGER PRASALINTAS
is ATSTOVU BUTO.

Washington, D. c., lapkr.
10 d. siadien atstovu bu-
tas balsavo apie atstovybes
Iteises Victor L. Berger is
Wisconsin. Jis yra kaltina-
mas r5mime SALES prieso.
Butas 800 balsais prizes
4 nutar6 Bergeri prasalinti
is atstovu buto.' Berger pirm
balsavimo pasake smarkia
kalba, pasmerkencia val
dzios istaigas ir valdininkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
vYRo vERTE 20
METU ALGA.

Berlynas. Vokieciai esq
labai uzinterasuoti iseivys-
tes klausimu. Yra salininku
iseivystes, kurie tvirtina,
esant salyje maziau EMO
niu, bus lengviau guventi.
Gi kit tvirtina, kad saliai
vyro verte yra lygi 20 metu
jo algai. Taigi, sake, butu
neismintinga remit iseivys-
te, mes tada Sales verte ma
zetu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
Tautu |yga riS Rusijos
kIausyma.
Talkininkai nesusitars SUI bolSevikais.
BOlSevikai uzGrne FaStov.
Turkai desis su bolseyikais.

valdzia Mazojoj Azijoj pa
Isiules jungtis j sajunga su
Rusijos bolsevikais If buk
|turkQ nacionalistu valdzia
81 pasiulijima pasiuntusi So
vietq premierui Leninui.
Taipgi pranesama, kad
Achmed Bey Pasa suorga-
nizavo apie 5000 gerai is
lavintos kariumenes ties
Belu Kessan If yra pastry
|zes uzatakpoti turkQ mario.
nalistq stovykla, kurie ne
nori skaitytis su Konstanti-
nopolio valdzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
ManOna kvieS bOI$evikuS
BaItiko kOnferencijon.
ANGLIA UZIMA Rim KAS BALTlKO sALYSE
MANOMA KVIEST Boil
SEVIKUS BALTIKO
KONFERENCIJON.
Hclsingforsas.

Hclsingforsas, lapkricio
10 d. - Cionyksciuose poll
tiSkuose rateliuose kalbama,
kad Baltiko tautu ir Lenki-
jos konferencijoje Dorpate
prieis prie sutarimo uzkvies
ii bolseyiku atstovus konfe-
rencijon Dorpatan, II diena
lapkri5io.
Finliandijos valdzia, sa-
koma, irgi svarsto apie pri-
sidejimo prize min5tos kon-
ferencijos, bet dar nieko ga
lutino nenusprende Shame
klausime.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
REIKALAUJA VOKISKU
KISKlU.

Paryzius. Francuzu me-
deju kliubas isness rezoliu-
cija, idant vokieciai pripil-
dytu Francuzljos girias ivai
riais pauksciais ir zvierimis,
'kurie tapo isnaikinti lake
kares. Pavyzdin, nuo Woke
tijos, Austrijos If Vengrijos
reikalaujama 5000 stirnu,
100000 kisiku if visos eiles
kitokiu sutverimQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
lR UosvIU EILE.

.Londonas,' lapkr. 10 d.
Anglijos maisto administra-
torius uzdraude laikyti pas
save sveciuose uosves dau-
giau keturiu savaiciu. Ly-
ginai draudziama iglai lai-
kyti pas save ir kitokius
svecius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
IRIS XETVIRDALIAI
VAIKU NESVEIKI.

Washington, D. c. Val
ku biuras prie darbo depar-
Itamento pranesa, kad SUI
,vienytose Valstijose apie
'tris ketvirdaliai veikq mo-
kyklos amziaus esq su di-
|desniais ar mazesniais tru-
kumais is sveikatos atzvil-
gio.
Sulyg biuro suriiihtg Ii
,niu, is 22 milijonu vaiku mo
kyklose apie 100000 vaikQ
silpnaprociai.
250,000 vaiku turi strides
Isilpnuma.
100000 vaiku tuli ar. tu
rejo dziova. e
5000, 900 vaiku turi slip
mas axis.
100000 vaiku kencia
nuo menko maitinimosi.
Nuo3, 100000 Xxi 5000,
900 vaiku turi ivairius kito-
kius trukumus sveikatoje.
Delei Sios STATISTICS DIR.
Woods ragina, idant visu
vaikQ sveikatos stovis butu
Iekzaminuojamas nors syki
metus. Gi vaikams, turin-
items zymesnius trukumus,
Ikad butu teikiama speciale
prieziura.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
KONFERENCIJA LEIDzIA
RINKIMUS VOKIETIJOJE


Pa-yzius, lapkr. 10 d.
IVokietijos dalyse, kuriose
BUS visuotinas balsavimas
Iklausime prie kurios sales
gyventojai nori priguleti,
prasidejo rinkindai vietos
yirsininkQ. Taikos konfe-
rencijjos augsciausia tary-
ba nusprende nesikisti j mi
|netus rinkimus, nors jie esq
tulane sarysyje SUI taikos
|sutartimi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
TAUTQ LYCA RIS
RUSIJOS KLAUSIMA.
Washington. D. c.. La

Washington, D. c., lapkr.
10 d. - Siadien cia kalba-
ma, kad Rusijos klausimas
bus 'pavestas tautu lygos
nuosprendziui. Tai, girdi,
bus didziausias meginimas
tautq lygos gales.
Sulyg CANDY ivairios ne
bolsevikiSkos dalis buvusios
Rusijos bus pavestos globon
ivairioms valstybems, ku-
rios, sutartinai su gyvento-
ju reikalavimais, lures ru-
pintis sutvarkyme Sales rel
kalq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
IS2ADO AMzINA
KALENDORIU.

Rymas, lapkricio 10 d. =
Pranesama, kad tulas kuni-
gas isrado amzina kalendo-
riu, kuris buk detaliai rodys
laika per visus amzius, tik
reikes .pakreipti viena lenta
ant kitos. Xxi siol nors If bu-
vo bandymai israsti ami
na kalendoriu, bet nieko at
sakancio nesugalvota.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
UODUS PERSEKIOS
ORLAIVIAIS.

Ottawa, lapkrieio 10 d.
zemdirbystes departamen-
tas Ontario valstijos prades
naudotis orlaiviais suradi-
mui pelkiq, kuriose didziu-
moi veisiasi uodai. Mat Ka-
nados valdzia ketina prade-
tt kova pries uodus, kurie
daug kenkia gyvuliu ukems.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
PORTUGALU ZUVO
KAREJE 1867.

Paryzius, lapkr. 10 d.
Cionykstis Portugalijos mi
niste-is pranese, ,kad Portu-
galija pereitoi karej turojo
sumobilizavusi 100000 Wy
ru arba a nuosimti sales
gyventoju. IS sios armijos
krito uzmustais bel mire
nuo zaizdu 8,S67 vyrai:: 4,
18O vyru skaitoma dingu-
siais nezinia kur.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
Anglia Uzima rinkas
Baltiko Salyse.
Londonas, lapkr. 10 d.

Londonas, lapkr. 10 d. -
Anglia biskis po biskio
pradeda uzimineti rinkas
Baltiko salyse. Siuo laiku
Anglia suteikianti Baltiko
salims daug ivairiq reikme-
nQ.
Aglija turi ypac stiprius
rysius. su Estonija, kuriai
suteikia viska reikalinga, gi
is Estonijos gauna medziu
atlyginimui uz iSdirbtas rel
kmenis. Gi pirmiau Angli-
ia medzius didziumoj pirk-
davusi Amerikoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
SAKO PADEREWSKIS
REZIGNUOSIAS.

Paryzius, lapkr. 10 d. -
Universal agentura prane-
sa, kad tapo pranesta taikos
konferencijos sekretoriui,
jog Pederewskio vieta tai
kos konferencijos pose
dziuose uzimsias Stanislav
Patek. Priezastimi tokios
permainos sakoma yra liga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
MUSTYNES PRIZE PLIENO
DIRBTUVES.
Yongstown. Ohio Ian

Yongstown, Ohio, lapkr.
10 d. siadien prie plieno
dirbtuves istiko visa ellie SUI
..sir5mimu piketuojanciu su
griztanciais darban stre;kie-
riais. Dirbtuve pranesa, kad
|jau sugrizo darban apie
1000 streikieriu. Mustynese
,tapo mirtinai rerdurtas pei
lliu piketuojan Joe Ora
dutch.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
ANGLIAKASIU STREIKE
NERA PERMAINU.

indianapolis, lind, lapkr.
10 d. - siadien cia laikma
konferencija angliakasiu uni
ju lyderiu; viso susivaziavo
101 asmuo. Xxi velyvam va
karui dar nebuvo prieita
prize jokio nuosprendzio
link valdzios isakymo at
saukti streika. b
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
TAIKOS PROcESIJA is
PARYzIAUS LONDONAN

Paryzius, lapkr. 10 d.
cia organizuojama taikos
procesija Londonan sukak.
tuvems II d. lapkricio.
Procesijos vadu bus Reimso
antvyskupis, kardinolas Lu-
con; taipgi dalyyaus Is
Francuzijos generolq ir ke--
turi Anglijos generoali.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
BERTAINIS MILIJONO
VOKIECIU NELAISVIU
PALIUSUOTI.

BerIynas, lapkr. 10 d.
Jau sugrizio is Anglijos apie
ESQ, 600 vokieciu nelaisviQ,
Trumpoj ateityj laukiama
dar $4,000 vokieciu, kurie
laikomi nelaisviQ stovyklo-
Sc Anglijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
+ HURKIU SAVAITE
ANGLIJOJE.

Londonas, lapkr. 10 d. -
Anglia turejusi ziurkiu sa-
waite, kulrloje buvo naikina-
mos ziurkes visoj salyje.
Apskaitliuojama, kad tapo
uzmusta j SO milijonu Siur-
.kiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11

Is METU TEVAS VAIKg
KALEJIMAN.

Londonas, lapkr. 10 d.
cia apsivede vaikinuks 16
metQ ir jau tuli sau ipedini.
Bet jis SUI TRIMS kitais val
XMAS padirbo pora klastin-
gu sekiu If atsidure vaiku
kalejime. s
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
BOLSEVIKAI UzEME
FASTOV.

Londonas, lapkr. 10 d.
Cia gauta bolseviku bevie-
linis telegramas, kuriame
pranesarna, kad bolsevikai
uzeme miesta Fastov.
Fastov randasi apie AZ
mylios j pietvakarius nuo
Kievo. Jei Sis pranesimas
teisingas, tai reiskia, kad
bolsevikams sekasi abiem
pusem upes Dniepr.
Sulaiko bolsevkus Sibire.
Omskas, lapakricio / d.
Bolseviku ejimas pirmyr
tapo sulai;Sytas visoj Calls
manovo-K -KazakDvo- -Dubenki.
mop Petropavlovsk linijoje.
Gi Orenburgo kazokai
kaip pranesama eina an
bolseviku is priet-ryciu pu
ses ir uzeidineja bolsevikl
spekoms is desiniojo sono.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
ANGLIJos sosTo IPEDI
MS ATVYKSTA
WASHINGTONAN.

Washington, D. c., lapkr.
10 d. siadien eia laikoma
Anglijos sosto ipedinis prin-
cas- Wales. Manoma, kad Sc
kant pavyzdi Belgijos ka-
raliaus aplankys prezidenta
jam esant lovoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
100000 SVARU CUK
RAUS LAUKIA
'ISKROVIMO.

New Oorleans, La, lapkr.
10 d. - Vietos uoste yra
apie 100000 svaru cuk-
raus, kuris laikomas laivuo-
Sc, mes delei uosto darbinin-
ku streiko negalima j is
krauti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
KARIUMENE SAUGOJA
MIESTA.

St. Loirs, Mo-, lapkr. 10
d. = Valdiski namai apsta-
tyti reguliare karumene.
Tas padaryta sulyg isakymo
is Washingtono If liepta da
boti nuziuretu asmenQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
SLAPIEJIE LAIMEJO
OHIO VALSTIJOJE.
Colubnus. Ohio. Ian

Colubmus, Ohio, lapkr.
10 d. siuose rinkimuose
Ohio vaistijoje buvo pasta
tytas uztvirtinimui priversti
nos blaivybes bilius, kuri
jau kongr esas prieme. sla-
piejie dziaugiasi, kad vals-
tijo!s pilieeiai apie 700 balsu
atmete kongreso priimta
priverstinos blaivybe, biliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
TURKAI DESIS SU
/. BOLSEVIkAIS.

Londonas, lapkr. 10 d.
Is Kopenhageno pranesama,
kad turkq nacionalistu va
das Kennel Pasa, kuris suor-
ganizavo turku nacionalistu
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-11
ORA S
,hicagoje ir apielmks;

'V1uSOJN III dPIcINtAC5'' -
Siadien oras nepastovlls.
kick saleiau; stiprus pietva-
kariu vejai.
Sauletekis, 6:S5;
Sauleleidis, 4:33.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-31
MORTON. FORMER
VICE PRESIDENT
SERIOUSLY ILL

NEW YORK, July 29.---Levi P.
Morton, vice president of the United
States from 1889 to 1898 and former
governor of New York state, is SER
iously i'll at his summer estate at
Rhinecliff- on-the- Hudson, and his nep-
hew, Morton Minot, has been placed
in charge of his affairs He is SO
years old and although physically
able to get around, age has broken
down his mental faculties.
Mr. Morton, whose health began to
fail last year following the effects of
a long illness and the death of his
wife, was unable recently to give tes-
timony in lawsuit or to understand
the documents read to him. His name
has been dropped from the many di-
rectorates in which it appeared.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-31
BELINGToN HAS ROBBERY

On last Thursday night burglars
entered the department store of a.
Lazarus on Bridge st. and helped
themselves to an unknown quantity
of "Abe's" high class furnishings,
eleven suits of clothes are known to
have been taken, shirts, shoes, ties,
suitcases, etc. In all probability
three or four hundred dollars worth
of merchandise Entrance was gain
ed BY crawling through the grating
bars at rear, window. Three
suits of clothes and a number of
hangers We're later found in gar
den near the carnival grounds and
returned to the owner The town
in darkness on the night of the rob-
berry, the carnival was here for the
goat but it is just as reasonable
as not that local thieves did the steal
ing on the credit of strangers, mas
much as there has been thieving
done in the city, while there was no
carnival here,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-31
INTERVENTION IN
MEXICO URGED

WASHINGTON, July 26.---Imme-
diate military intervention in Mexico
was urged upon congress by Repre-
sentative C. B. Hudspeth, democrat
of Texas, in a speech in the house
today
The United States should with
draw its recognition of Carranza, Mr..
Hudspeth declared, send troops into
Mexico and keep them there until a
stable government is established.
'The time has arrived" he said,
"when we should say to Carranza
you have not measured up to our
expectations; you have not lived IN
to your obligations to protect Ameri-
can lives and property, so we will
withdraw our recognition Of your gov
eminent and put troops into Mexico
to protect American lives until a
stable government is established.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-31
BEWARE JAPAN,
CHIN ESE ENVOY
TELLS AMERICA

Declaring that American public
opinion should be forewarned of the
intentions of Japan with regard to
Shantung, DR.. c. T. WI, one of the
Chinese delegates to the Peace Con-
ference, said tonight that the United
States should not be deceived by a
grandiloquent statement from Japan
to the effect that she would return
Kioa- Chau to China within one year
or a lesser period. He added:
What China wants is not the shell
but the substance Japan may say
that she is going to return Kiau-Chau
within a year and that the sovereign
tv will be once more vested in China
but that will be mockery as long as
Japan retains her economic CONFESS
ions and control of the railroads
"The world must not forget what
Japan did in Southern Manchuria.
There all she obtained originally was
the lease of two ports and control of
the railroad. Now she owns and OPP
crates all of that country. In Shan
tung she seeks a similar lease and
control of not one but many rail
roads. One cannot escape the con-
clusion.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-31
MOONSHINE STILL IN
UPSHUR CAUGHT

WESTON, July 26.--"Caught in ac-
ton" is the way federal agents and
Upshur county officials describe the
recent capture Of moonshine still
at Alexander. Two barrels of whis-
key and four barrels of mash were
captured The officers saved samples
for evidence and destroyed the re-
mainder, along with the still
James Miller, who is alleged to
have been caught while operating
the STILL was locked up in the Up
shur jail The federal officers We're
assisted in the raid by the follow
ing Upshur county officers: Deputy
Sheriff Allen Outright and Con-
stables Thomas Newcomb and AS
bury Lance.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-31
PRESIDENT WILSON
SEEKS SUPPORT.
Fer His League of Nations

WASHINGTON, July %. Con
fronted by an apparent detection Of
Democratic Senators on the League
of Nations, President Wilson went
to the Capitol late this afternoon to
urge his supporters to rally to the de-
Tense of the treaty
Just before making the visit to the
Capitol, the President was informed
by Senator Thomas, Of Colorado, one
of the most influential Democrats in
the Senate, that he was unable to say
whether he would support the treaty.
There are great many things in
the treaty which Senator Thomas has
found Objectionable, among them
being the decision with regard to the
Saar Basin and the Shantung award.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-31

CHICAGO, July 28.--Trouble be-
tween whites and negroes was renew
ed in Chicago's BLACK belt" today
when Noses Thomas, negro, fired
several shots at a wagon load Of
white workmen being taken to a
southside factory When an attempt
was made by whites to disarm
Thomas dozen negroes rushed out
to his assistance. The police quell-
ed the disturbance and reported that
nobody had been injured
The situation in the "black belt"
where rioting occurred late yesterday
resulting in the death Of two negroes
and the injury of perhaps fifty or
more whites and blacks, was under
control of the police early today.
The trouble is believed to have de-
veloped from the crossing of the
imaginary line between negro and
white bathing places in Lake Mich
igan by negro boy who was stoned
by white boys and later drowned A
general fight developed and riot calls
were given