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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-18

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treaty o1 peace aa1 ''''
uant were presenter.
TRIED But EAtI1tsD
They have tried to obtain answers
s...ary ~ s.ate Lansing. but
h~'n =. ,ar
have xaied- So~ Lucy ">
10 th.. men who made up the Ainesi-
IN nea,e commission In more than
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eng see -
Possibly no stns1 sse"s "a Nns Hs.'
III months fas caused saoh sir IN
ainr0xnntic circles IT tbs capitol ~
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ns,., .,as. -. Ar r,stfI,I 70 = de-
s-nr> ~aon in the ooun-
80 ~ T-ns pr.Aidsnt has had differ
arc.x 1ri,;, Congress many times be-
fnre. hut rcvsr have thoy widened to
The gap winch exists today The duai
batteries Ok ssenoerapnstS-on -.
representing Me senate, the other me
white House-- arc ample evioonce OF
the n,uxnAl 't..trust. and likewise an
tndiceaion q the bitterness OK patu-
sonship which me country ~ expect
ID u see In Me nsxt campaign
..Ep town. a term which difteren.i-
nAss the Administrations stronghold
h~rs~. - rstfof HILL, the camp OF the
ensnny. b frauhly optimistic tonsen1
Ehe prsstdoufs supporters expect MN
10 asnsr1e . victor from tne oaffase
p< questions ard asooerapn!c notes.
Ehs1 beltexc that his knowteoee o.
lhs treaty. incFdinE ~ most minute
Aetafl. coup:ed with his insight into
conditions abroad. VIII enable MN 70
Answer IN An. suaisnttorwaru ana
eAtisfyfng sasnson ne mterro6atlona
e thr senators wna!e nunaasaca -
the opponents o. tho treaty ana the
Ieag1A are xur on ihs focelgn re-
lakto0a COMMITTEES. should De re-
usambered. II was recalled tonight.
that tbs Demo- ratio minority - iusty
enough to gam the moor TO ask the
president osiesttons which would give
him tbs greatest satisfaction to
uSvr.
NAY NE SIGNIFICANT
s,hA rr>~1Aenf.s 1os,r tally nth SAna-
hnr Hftnhcock several DAYS axo may
have bean Xnr the purpose, Il was
snrrested. a cautioninz . number
a rnattarr ON which the president
CouId mo Is be questioned because
III answers would Yninimixe whatever
fTl-eRect there might be In his re-
nIiea 10 the leadinx ouerie. OF the
kenubl{cana
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sx-.r...a "a nj. .dr,,..;or to-
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condnct r. onc 81 the few refreshinr
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-18

dispatch late today, = Sim Feiner
was courtmartialled and sentenced 70
three mouths for carrying seditaoua
papers, one OF which said:
mo people can be tree that u m
willing to fight for its freedom. A
nation for which no steel y reddaned
will b. q bone 10 the kernel. The
business OF the volunteers 10 70 levy
war against England"
Ireland, all reports agree, = watt
ING with the greatest anxiety Tor the
statement Premier LLOYD George =
scheduled to make in the houso Of
commons tomorrow. So critical 4
the situation that friends Of the gov
ernmant cannot see how the govern
ment can avoid Immediate action Ia
relieve conditions. In his speech TO-
morrow. the prime minister II ex-
pected to lay down -dcnnite gov
eminent policy toward Ireland 81.
Horace Plunkett. in = signed article
today, says:
Country n Hostile.
Those who are working in Ire
land for settlement are paralyxed.
and the country II becoming more and
more hostile ail for the want OF =
statement OF policy BY the govern
ment- Any one familiar with Irish
opinion at home and abroad must be
aware that no scheme OF Irish self-
government Is acceptable without an
Irish parliament adequately endowed
with power. Irish hopes aud axpi-a-
lions will never be reconciled without
English political courage"
by Forbea Enirbairn.
London. Aug. l7.--Irelana has
reached the stage OF open revolt.
The governments naval arsenal on
Rocky Island, in the harbor OF
Queenstown, has been besieged by
armed Sim Fetners. British troops
defending It have repealed the at
attackers by the whitening IRE a ma
chine guns The arsenal contains
ammunition ana supplies for naval
purposes.
Although the battle occurred FRI
day night. the censorship prevented
the news from reaching London until
today.
The situation In Ireland hourly be-
comes more menacing." says Dubiin
dispatch to the Daily Express, the
drst step IN the governments policy
Of suppressing the 8inn rein In ccun-
" Cl1xO was tha stopping ~ tlae
moc maxae - {Dfesnnna1,is
I2AG4S ~ .yonr4kf n .ssf ss .af VA 5lE 3 q
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wEATHER

Washington, Aug. IL
Local showers and thun-
derstorms Monday; Tues
day fair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

right now. I'm glad It's you and not
Pip or Skee."
so are We" spoke Johnnie aud
Billie. And Johnnie asked: May we
help you carry the white berries.
Uncle WiggilyT'
Thank you; II you WISH" an
swered the bunny. and he gave a
bunch to each OF the squirrel boys
They we're all going along to-
gether. as happy as Jollie and Jillie
Longtail the mice children. IN an
attic on a rainy day. when. all OF q
sudden. Uncle Wigglly grasped the
squirrel boys by their bushy tails.
and whispered:
Look outi-
What's the natter" chartered
Billie.
'Lookl Just ahead Of u.s." whis-
pered the bunny. There's the Pip
and Skeei" And. surely enough. there
the two bad chaps we're, on the path
right IN front OF Uncle Wiggily and
the squirrel boys.
"Oh. no! All. hal" cried the Pip
and Skee! This is the time we
have caught you. Uncle Wiggily7"
yes, I guess you have" sadly
spoke the bunny. 7 have no red
berries now. with which to fool you,
as I fooled the fox. to make you
jump into a briar bush. Alasi
have no red berries"
NO. but we have some white
onesr' cried Billie and Johnnie. we
have round. hard white berries, and
we have our bean blower, Uncle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
HOROSCOPE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1913.
THE early morning OF this day
l should be fortunate for mortals,
according to astrology. for Jupiter
and Saturn rule strongly for good
Later. Neptune is in evil place.
Commerce and large business IN
dsrtakings OF every sort are subject
to the best direction Of the stars.
while gigantic entss 7rises OF novel
character VIII Be launched success
fully, persons in retail trade should
be very careful
Thrift Ideas are subject 20 q rule
making for their ready acceptance
and many reforms In social customs
again are foretoId.
The sesrs predict some sort OF a
movement that viii affect fashions
in dress. an effort being made toward
the standardization Of modes and
economy IN expenditures This Is one
OF the prophecies made two years ago
when the dawning OF the new era
was recognized as near at hand.
Saturn Is IN an aspect read as
promising better conditions relating
% the mining Industry and those
who work in II
The aged should greatly benefit
AA TINS AMlI MnAAAA MAKES ANA
financial gain as well a. an access OF
physical power.
Neptune is IN sinister aspect. max
ing for the spread unseemly gos-
sip and base ISLANDERS This may
reach the highest In political profess
sional and social circles.
Education continues under a direc-
tion OF the stars that makes for per
sistent reforms which may 20 too
FAR too meet with general approval
There Is a sign read as menacing
to those who are IN favor OF prohi-
bition and indicative Of a nationwide
plot that viii overturn present con-
ditionz
Unseemiy acts IN congress and leg
islative bodies will be brought about
at the end OF the year By the dis
cusslon OF a new national issue, as
trologers prophesy.
Persons whose birthdats Il Is may
have a year in which they meet some
disappoinrments- They should be-
ware OF false friends.
Children born on this day should
possess Cd judgment great fore
sight and strong mentality. but they
may be inclined TO be exrrava CANT
Copyright. 1913. by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
The Value of Yeast.

retiring at night Rinse of IN the
The effect Of the yeast. Of course.
Is laxative, and il also clears the
blood It-is not a drug and IS recon-
mended by practically all physicians
Questions and Answers.
Miss Irene=As you reduce in weight
the bust will reduce in proportion TO
the body You can prevent sagging
Of the flesh by a daily. 10 minute ice
rub. II you do not wish 70 get stout
this winter. take plenty OF outdoor
exercises and avoid starchy foods and
heavy meats.
A Reader-The white marks you
speak OF on your skin viii disappear
OF themselves after a time You can
hasten the process by pricking them
with a sterilized needle; and n you
make the spot antiseptic by touching
il with peroxide. It will not leave q
scar. The face powder you use is
pure and will not cause trouble
A Reader-Your sister Is fairly tan.
but she can make herself seem less
than her actual height by wearing
shoes with low or military heels
Dresses with TUNES and trimming
that run sidewise viii break the
height OF her figure She should wear
either toques OF hats with fairly large
brims-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
5edtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND The WHITE BERRIES
By HOWARD GARIs.


Is still safe In the briar bush. III
go out and get you some more red
berries
So Uncle Wiggily hoped over the
fields and through the woods. look
ing for more red berries for Nurse
Jane. But, though he tWinkled mis-
pink nose like q strawberry Ice
cream cone. and though he looked
here and there with his bright eyes,
not red berry could he see.
well, 7 cues the fox must nave
eaten them al Up, so ] couldn't fool
him again, by making believe they
were my pink nose. or else some one
else has gathered the rest OF the red
berries" thought the bunny
He hoped on a little further, and
then he saw a bush with some white
berries on The leaves had all fallen
off. but the berries were there, just
as the red one had been the day pc
fore.
Well" said Uncle Wiggily TO him
self. as he noticed the white clusters.
perhaps these viii do just as well
Nurse Jane can dip these white Der
ries in some Of the juice she has left
over after making grape jelly, and
color them red or purple III pick
some white berries"
So, thinking this would be a good
way out Of the trouble, and still
would please his muskrat lady house
keeper. the bunny rabbit gentleman
picked a large bunch OF the white
berries They were larger than the
red ones, and were quite round and
hard and white.
'I don't believe there good to eat. %
thought M Longears. but colOred
red, they viii look pretty in a vase
on the manteL"
He was hopping along. wondering
whether he would have an adven-
ture that day, when, all Of a sudden,
he heard a rustling in the bushes.
Dear me-" said Uncle Wiggily,
half out loud. Il hope this Isn't the
Pipsisewah or the Skeeziczs"
He was just going TO run away.
when out Of the bush popped Johnnie
and Billie Bushytail, the two SPUR
rel boys
Hello. Uncle Wiggily." they chat
cred We hope we didn't scare your
wei, you did. just for a moment"
answered the bunny laughing and
-winkling his pink nose But it's all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

NURSE JANE FUZZY WUZZT, the
y muslrat lady housekeeper for
Uncle Wiggily LongearE sat in the
parlor Of the hollow stump bunga-
les7, looking at a bunch Of red ber-
res in a flower vase.
What's the matterF' asked the
bunny rabbit gentleman. as he no.
ticed her. Don't you like the red
berries brought you yesterday.
Nurse Jane. Remember they saved
me from the fox He thought the
red berries were my pink. twinkIing
nose. and he jumped into a briar
bush"
yes, you told me" said Nurse
Jane. "Oh. indeed. I ike these red
berries very much. 7 was just wish
ing we had more
Enough said" cried the bunny. In
mis- quick tmpulsive way i shall 90
out and get you more OF the red Der
ries, jamie, my dear"
"Oh. I didn't mean for you TO do
that-' spoke the muskrat lady house
keeper suppose the fox should get
sou this timer
oh. don't worry sbout him"
laughed Uncle WiEEilr Il think he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
II Years Ago Today

DEPORTS from St. Petersburg show
N that with the collapse Of the
strike, the leaders OF the @Reds- say
they win now devote their energies
10 the preparation OF universal 20
litical strike.
Rev. Henry ". Moore. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. died today.
A fitting climax 70 the American
Mining congress was the banquet
Saturday night 70 the Mexican dele
gates by the merchants and business
men Of FL Paso.
A Mexican smugEler was caught in
the act OF bringing over a lot Of
liquor and cigars from Mexico yes
terdav by Inspector Jones
The new san Jacinto school was
opened this morning and the attend
ance in all classes was large.
Henry Price has returned from
quite a stay In California and has
decided 70 locate IN san Diego. ne is
here for the purpose Of moving furni-
ture
An accident resulting IN the death
Of Guillermo Guereque. a workman.
occurred at the plant OF the Internal
tional Light and Power company this
morning. A two ton smoke stack was
being hoisted by Workmen when the
hook attached 70 Il Strengthened out
letting the stack fall Several other
workmen narrowly escaped being IN
1ured and Guerequs died within a few
hours after being struck by the pipe
Neither side scored In the football
game between the InVinciblea Of the
city and the Mesilla Park team AZ
Washington park Saturday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

I HAVE found through my CORE
i spondencs that comparatively few
people. particularly IN the eastern
part OF the country. know the value
OF yeast as a health and beauty
treatment Recent experiments have
shown that 1t Is an almost certain
remedy for treating boils. carbuncIes.
constipation and other bowel dis
orders and that consequently It is In
valuable IN the treating OF pimples,
blackheads. and sluggish complexion
In the treating OF pimples and
blackheads. which are the commonest
results OF stomach and bowel dis
orders, a combination OF Internal and
external trea tment win be most et-
fective- Take anywhere from one
half to one cake Of yeast three times
a day just before meals. This can
be dissolved In water. or II the taste
is too uuplef SAINT. Il can be cut In
small pieces and enclosed in the hol-
low geiatine capsules which drug
stores csrry. Avoid heavy OF very
rich foods Get plenty Of outdoor
exercises and sleep. and take a daily
warm bath 20 clear the poisons from
the surface Of the skin As an eXter-
nal treatment. make a thin paste OF
yeast and water and spread on the
affected part OF the skin Just before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.

4 CHOICE
ITTHY gaze too far ahead
W Imagining things Of dread
That lie beyond,
When right beside you here
Are things Of present cheer
To kin despond?
For me III never borrow
The troubles Of Tomorrow
But make the best
OF all the lovely flowers
With which the passing hours
Are richly blest
Copyright 1913. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

Wiggflyi Watch as blow the white
berries at the Pip and Skeei' And
the two brave squirrel boys with
their hollow tin bean blowers, blew
so many OF the hard white berries
at the bad chaps, hitting them on
their noses, that the Pip and Skee
cried:
90, wowl o.. trolley carsi o..
well be good!7 and away they ran,
So you see It was a good thing he
had the white berries.
Nurse Jane thought them so pref
" she did not color them red or
purple. And II the telephone doesn't
talk IN It's sleep and wake Up the
gold fish. I'll tel you next about
Uncle WiEEily and the landlord
Copyright, 1918, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

advantage Of Die opportunity they tHov that this stock not last but
NOW IS THE TINE TO WIRE IN YOUR ORDER. before 50
beats you 10 H.
LIBERTY and VICTORY BONDS ACCEPTED At PAR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

Rinse off IN the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Smith, Orterfield-Besf
Interests Acquire
More Louisiana Land

Shreveport, La. Nov. rs. - The
smith Portsrfield interests. operating
II the Ranger and Burkburnstt fields,
closed deals this week aggregating
more than 100000 for acreage in
north Louisiana The acreage pur-
chased has been divided between Bull
Bayou and Homer, and e mostly
small. close IN tracts. The purchases
Of this interest involve as well about
5000 acres farther out. scattered
throughout the north Louisiana fields
and near drilling wells
J. A. ID. Smith, j. c. Smith and Wiz
son c. Porterfield have all been IN
Shreveport during the past week. The
company has let three drilling con-
tracts for immediate commence ment
on three separate tracts OF the acre
age purchased Operations on q still
wider scale viii begin Immediately,
according to officers Of the company.
The -Portsrfield Interests are
behind the Ocean company n the
Ranger field. Their Louisiana sub
sidiary ID called the Homer Union
Petroleum company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital. sHrpl1s ana Prsfifs. 500 nna
Interest Paid 90 9arfura Account.
Z. B. Murehesd. Pres.
eo1eph laEoffin. Fire-Preu.
C. a. BlaleIl. Nire-Pren
Geo. D. Flury Cashier.
z " MeAfee. Asst la1hicr.
C. n aeheker. Asst Iaahier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
By DUNK BOTrs.
THE blind man announces that i

THE blind man announces that if
1 anybody needs any buttons he has
a good assortment, which he received
in his cup during the years business.
Film billiard got another letter.
This makes two letters he has got this
year.
Atlas Peck has developed into one
Of our most successful squirrel hunters
on account Of his bushy eyebrows, as
the squirrels cannot tel when he is
looking up at them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

Hoe you sg5 stopped 10 ponder vhg tbs
name Yas chosen. from among he mang that
might have been used for aIs men eompmy2
# g0u have not. the aeBs clipping nil gps
yOu one reason: acreage bought and paid
for Dah good hard cash. evsH before The
company mas formed. that's SERVICE;
acreage that Is scattered throughout Louisi-
ana and Texas. yiih. apparently. absolutely
no chance Of missing production. that's
SERVICE company composed Of msn
that hape he reputaiion Of doing things,
that's SERVICE; dividends paid and to Be
paid b Ocean and Ranger Central. hats
SERVICE IN fact SERVICE has been
the motto Of these three men. SMITH
BEST-PORTERFLELD. since they Start
ed n dHs oil business last Spring.
We all knOB hsg hare sDsn unsqralsd
SERVICE 50 far and hat Is all The more
reason Dhy you should not hesitate n getting
N your order; Others knOD i and are takng
TAI This stock can not last but 4 vary fen days.
OUR ORDER. before soms5ody else
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
TtChed Till
Almost Crazy

"For ysaru NJ hands were alno1t nv.
TheT itched 90 bad vas Elmolt crlEy.
surers4 day and night uaed all kinds
o. medicine and got no relief Lost all
hopes Of ever being cured until gotta
triai bottle Of p. D. 3. AeEulll Wsrc -
great got q larEe bottle. Ca Eieep
row nnd uin always prlinl D. D. .
-RoBERT <. HOLMES. Haaartl, Va
AnFnao uuisFiuE fruu sfin truubls-uild -
svere -shauld Investigate a. clcs the msrlt
Z D. D. D. III q today. We ruArnntee thl
nj hotfia. &c, &c and q -.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
GOSHEN

Arthur W. Lathrop of Hartford was home over the week end.
 Mir. and Mrs. James R. Case Of Hampton. Virginia, are spending a few days with friends here, Mir. and Mrs. Case came north to attend the funeral of Deacon Nathaniel Manning, Mrs. Cases grandfather, which took
 Calvin x. Mccall, another Goshen soldier boy. arrived home safely on Thursday. He was with the army or occupation in Germany.
 Mrs. Lloyd Abel and son Lloyd Abel. of Rozrah, have been spending the week with friends here.
 Miss Nellie Strong and Miss Laura Mccall are guests Of Providence friends.
 Bozrah attended church service here
 The Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening was led by Mrs B. R. York Mrs. York gave very inter- esting report of the International con- vention which she attended as a del- egate, August 5-lo. at Buffalo. N. Y. Two of the most popular hymns used at the convention were sung very sweetly by Mrs. Osborn and B. R. York MT. York also gave a very in- teresting description of Niagara Falls and other attractions near Buffalos
 There came near being tragedy in the hay field at Maple Hill farm on the last day Of having. The farmer noted strange locking live object hutter from under the sharp knives of the moving machine that was in rap i'd motion. Investigating he found a large nest filled with white quail eggs. It was some time before the broody mother would go back to set ting again, but old Bob is whistling as merPily as ever.
 A company of tramps have taken possession of town property in the Tenth School district. It is feared it will be hard to eject them, for 1t is a large swarm of bees that are located near the doorway and seem very ac- tive about their own business.
 The Y. P. $. c. E. expects to meet with the Rozrah society at a local Union meeting to be held one evening during the last week in August
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

AT A COURT or PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the Dlstrlct of Norwich. on the 2lst day of AuRuSt, Present@NEIsoN J. AYL1Na. Judge.
 Estate of Jehn Mclaughlin. late Of State of Rhode Isisnd. daeeassS.' '1S"e''
 Elizabeth M. Mclaughlin of Cum berland: County of Providence. state of Rhode Island, appeared in Court by counsel and filed petition praying. for the reasons therein set forth, that emplihed copy of the win of said ds- record and proceedings admitting same jurisdiction. to wit: The ProhSte Court Of the Town of Cumberland, in the County of Providence. state of Rhode Island, be admitted to probate and that hhncillary hn letters testamsntary thereon
 whereupon, It Is Ordered. That uaid petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich. in said District on the 2sth day of August; A: P 1919. at 10 o'cleelS pendency of said petition. and of Gaid hearing thereon, ba given by the pub lication of this order ons time in some newspaper having a ejaculation in said District. and by depesiting in the post office at Norwich. Conn. true copy to State Tax commfssienef, Hartford. Conn.," respectively, each at least six days prior to the date of aaid hearing. and that return be made to this Court
 NELSON J. AYLIN0. Judge
 The above and foregoing is true
 Attest. HELEN M. DREscHgR
 aug22d Clerk.