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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05
ohio Round Table.

OhIO HoUHu dUIe.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 5.-Governor
Cox called round table Of his
own for II O'Clock today in the hope
of ending the coal strike in Ohio. OPP
orators and miners officials agreed
to attend, according to word from the
governors office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

Female bookbinders IN Augusta Ne
have received . raise IN Wages Of g2Ep
per week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

Hotel LauEhIIn. most home Ike
hotel IN FL Paso. Ill ". Franklin.
Phone 24s3.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
CLOTHING
TO DESTITUTE
First Shipment Made by
Red Gross; Still More
Needed In Europe.

The first consignment OF cast OF
clothing collected by the local Red
Cross chapter TO be sent to the des-
titute peoples OF the warning nations
was shipped Friday. Although this
city has not yet come up TO her quota.
urgent requests have been received
by DR.. W. L. Brown. Red Cross chair
man. to increase the amount 10 the
greatest extent
DR.. Brown said: while the response
has been exceptionally good. there are
stilI many people in FL Paso who have
not vet awakened 70 the Importance
Of the work This was forcerully
brought out IN a wire from Gov ".
P, Hobby to Alfred Falrbank, acting
manager Of the southwestern division
OF the Red Cross. announcing his
proclamation. which follows;
&" The hungry have been fed by the
United States. There are naked NIL
lions IN Europe who must be clothed.
The American Red Cross is engaged
IN the work OF gathering the cast off
clothing OF the people Of this country
for shipment TO those cold and
wretched people. During the collec-
tion the American people are asked to
contribute 10000 tons OF cast of
clothing for the needy in the coun-
tries Of our allies The state Of Texas
has done full duty in every war work
IN the past two years Food, money
and men have been given without
stint ] call upon the people Of the
state TO render every aid to the Red
Cross in the work Of gathering the
cast off clothing during the campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
War TYadeBOard
Issues Import,
Export Rulings
Removals From Conserva-
ton List Are Announced
By Officials.

The War Trade board announces, ef-
fectlve April z. the issuance OF gen
eral import license covering the inn
portatiOn Of all commodities except
pig TIM tin ore, tin concentrates, metal
alleys containing tin. nitrate Of soda,
emery, except that fmned In Canada,
saivarsan- neosalvarsan. arsphenamine
and substitutes therefor and equiva-
Tents thereof, sugar, wheat, wheat
flour, rice peanuts. nitrate Of potash,
cocoa coffee, rubber. tungsten ore and
wool from Mexico, Cuba. Haiti. Santo
Domingo. Central and South America,
except British and French possessions.
Shipments under this license may not
be consigned to persons on the enemy
trading list
Special License.
Effective April 4. the War Trade
board announces Issuance Of special
export license covering expectation by
freight OF express. OF all commodities
except arms, ammunition, explosives,
machinery and material intended for
the manufacture Of munitions. canvas
baEginE. copper wire and rods. cleo
trical generators over % kiloWatts.
electric motors over Is hors6 power,
electric transformers over so kilo-
watts. graphite crucibles, jute and
iute bags, machines. Manila fiber. fuel
oil, gas oil, radio and wireless appar-
atus, and all commodities on export
conservation list, to Mexico. Cuba,
Haiti Santo Domingo, Central and
south America exclusive Of posses
sions Of Great Britain and France.
Shipments hereunder may not be con-
signed TO persons on the enemy trad
ing list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Too Charges In
Court Against
LOCaLHOteIMan
w. c. Campbell Charged
With "Unlawfully En-
ploying Females"

". c. Campbell. proprietor OF the
Campbell hotel. formerly known as
the stockmen's hotel was arrested
Thursday, following the filing OF a
complaint in the county court eharg-
ing him with ''unlawfully employing
females" on two separate counts.
Both complaints were signed by LEILA
Kabon, a former employee Of the ho-
tel. II is said
The initial complaint alleges that
the defendant who was conducting
and running a hotel made LEILA Kabon
work for more than "a hours in one
calendar week. the incident occurring
during the week ending March d" The
second complaint alleges that she was
made to work for more than nine
hours In one calendar day, on Febru-
airy p. 1913 at which time there
existed no extraordinary emergency"
The plaintiff alleges that she Is Meth
er stenographer nor pharmacist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

a telegram from Stuttgart and has
therefore, requested bourgeoisit
counter strikers to resume work
The s. Bleichroeder Banking com
pany. OF this city, which owns nearly
all the shares OF the great Oppeln
mine at Oppeln. Silesia- has arranged
to turn over its stock to members Of
the miners union at par.
Exodus From Bavaria
Munich, Bavaria, April IA further
manifestation OF the movement. which
IS spreading among many OF the bet
ter classes in Bavaria. was the forIua-
ton here today OF the council OF
emigration" under the auspices OF the
League OF South German Emigrants-
Many people are preparing 20 leave
the cities and settle in the rural dis
tricts or IN other German states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

E Miller was fined $50 BY Judge B.
F. jenkins charged with vagrancy
Thursday afternoon. Miller IS reported
10 have been passing himself of as an
overseas soldier and begging on the
strength OF his pose II Is claimed
that the man received a dishonorable
discharge from the army. BE &C
l<nowledged that he had worn an
overseas chevron. but claimed that he
did not know the significancs OF the
insignia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

BY GERTRUDE BEhESFORD.
III AVENDER and white check ging-
l. ham shows the possibilities OF
developing this popular fabric into a
coat dress. The deep U-shaped vest
and collar are made Of white organdie.
Cuffs and the shaped border Of the
coat are also made OF organdle. Hem
stitching is used 20 Join the two fab
rics. a row Of small white pearl but
tons fastens the vest A wide belt
OF black patent leather and a tie OF
black velvet are additional smart de-
tails Of this gown. which viii be de-
lghtfully cool and serviceable for
summer wear. With this type Of sing-
ham morning gown a broad sports hat
OF straw. a sailor shape or one OF
matching gingham IS worn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
- CoIIap.cI.

Berlin Germany. April 4.-CBy the
Associated Press).-The government
OF Wurttemburg has announced that
the strike in that section OF Germany
has suddenly collapsed. according 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Germans Riot
Under Eyes Of
French Troops
Soldiers Unable To Act,
AS Frankfort Is Beyond
Line Of Bndgehead.

cobIsnz. Germany. April 10y the
Associated Press)-Ths Spartacan up
risings In Frankfort. 70 which city
government troops have been ordered.
occurred virtually within sight OF
soldiers Of the ninth French army.
who occupy western suburbs but
were pOwerless to act on account OF
the fact that Frankfort proper IS Just
over the Mainz bridgehsad line. So
far as known here. no French troops
have entered Frankfort. although re-
quests were made that they should
do So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
CHARLES B. STEVENS
TO BE A CANDIDATE.

Much 20 the satisfaction OF our citi-
zens. C. b Stevens. at present a mem
Der OF the School Board, has con
scented to give our schools the benefit
OF his experience for another term
Young America demands that the az
fairs OF our schools be placed in the
hands Of a capable Board OF Trustees.
Charlie Stevens has proven himself
worthy OF that trust-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
AUTO SHOW DATES CHANGED.

New arrangements have been made
by the FL Paso automobile show d.
rectors and the dates for the eNhibi-
ton have been ehangerd 20 Nay S.
9 and 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Brisbane Riots
Protest Raising
Red Flag There
Soldiers De-
mand Deportation Of
Bolshevik Russians.

Brisbane. Australia. April 4.-CBy
way o. Montreal. A labor newspaper
here. which praised the raising OF a
red flag By Russian demonstrators,
has been menaeed BY angry crowds.
which smashed the windows Of its
building Russian shops also were
damaged. All Brisbane hotels have
been closed until further notice.
Threaten Drastic Steps.
Returned soldiers and others havs
adopted strongly worded resolutions
demanding the deportation OF Bolshs-
vik Russians and sympathiZers. in
Guiding two labor members OF parlia-
ment- They also urge that the state
government change It's attitude to-
ward men the resolutions characterize
as traitors. and that the common
wealth government abandon its toll
Grant attitude" Otherwise. they de-
clare. the returned soldiers viii take
drastic action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

The Theosophicai society VIII meet
with Miss era e Logan at the Logau
home on Arizona street this evening
The meeting viii be held for mem
bers OF the FL Paso lodge only.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

Thousands % women who have been
employed IN the Hhlpyards along the Del
aware river are being laid Off and re-
placed b. usen coming home from the
var frouE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

Texas's quota Is 100000 tons and It Is
my earnest wish that this state do Its
ful duty in clothing those who have
stood between our people and the Ger
man firing line for more than four
years Give clothing. give shoes, give
bedding and the God who has watched
over Texas In the past will see that
the people OF this state are blessed in
the measure IN which they give"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
We Wish To Call Your Attention
To Our Line Of
IOhn Deere arm
Implements

In the market for any of these?
If you are, we want to talk to
you. Fact is, we want to talk
to you anyway! We want you
to come in and look over our
line of John Deere farm ma
chlnery. :.
You are operating that farm
for the money there is in it,
and we have the machinery
that will make you more mon
ey. 1t has done it for others,
and what it can do for them
it can do for you. :.
Now just break away and
come on in, fellows A good
heart to heart talk may do us
both good. And, besides, we
just naturally like to visit with
you, anyway, and demonstrate
our line of machinery.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
GERMANY'S FIRING CLERKS"
rin cluhk." Rastus tells his friend according the

1sr de firm cluhk. Rastus tells his friend according the story
 And what firing clerk?' the friend inquiries.
 "Ah-er-uh, it's dsaway Wen somebody comes in wfut mad bout sumpn sens foh and fuhs right i'll front ob dem and dey go satumed explained RaStus
 And what Germans government will bea set ot firing There several powerful factions Hunland that must satisfied One declares against signing the treaty principle Another favors it. Still third is sneakngy hoping to prevent signing that the allies will be compelled enter Germany establish order and administer the country The last faction entirely selfish totally immoral and set o qtters
 Thew want the allies all the trouble and expense of ming nation hopelessy split running to radicasm and irresponsible ia aiMsM
 If the powers in Germany put forward dummy government sign treaty the maonten and overturn it, all will have been satisfied The treaty will have been signed allied intervention will have been prevented and the revenge of antgner the hapess government will have been ~reaked ,ia* INT @E E @af tsa1N
 We would be much surprised, however, if Marshal toch is compelled order his waiting columns to move into the tnterior,of the shattered empire
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
FINANCING FRONTIER DAYS

It unfortunate that anyone should feel necessary look about for for contributing beray the Frontier Days budget This celebration enterprise that thoroughly profits every that real for declining support contributing meagerly.
 donation to the committee like putting money your business than anything else for constitutes of the best advertising stunts have There limit the appeal of Prescott and Iavapa county voiced through the press and te visitors who enjoy peculiar western ways and talk about Us when they home.
 It has been called attention that persons thought 1t best not to their customary this enterprise because Camp Verde and other communities contemplating Fourth of July celebrations This way all They will brauons in other communities and of will be right good celebrations but the position of the Prescott Frontier Days Ii supreme wild sports and this year there will be the added attraction of good boxing By all let invest in this businesswc possibly lose
 Many man commandatoy around his place of bus who home ma has personal views to the capacity of pa for selfdeterminaton.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
THUMBS DOWN

Without doubt the sinking of the German fleet Scapa Flow by the German the spectacular expression of the peculiar Hun nature that combination of Hun brutishness, cunning and chdke poreesness that gave to the most notable German feats the par both with the sub attacks hospital ships the air raids allied hospitals and undefendcd and the Zeppelin visits the Kcnsh
 
 There be but this poor depraved deed and that final and complete turning of every in the posses of the Let there be further oddng of the Huns If the sinking of braggadoco intended deprive the poor fools of the allies of their naval prey it be followed by nothing short of absolute possession of everything the Huns have and may wantonly destroy of spite.
 We do this time what steps the allies will take but minds they should be vigorous When
 child gets of hand that be controlled by any other should tie it down and administer the parental hand without limit And the destrucvenes of the Ger man sailors nothing but display of sensational chdhness None of the allied powers need greatly the German battle fleet The ships ntquated and useless for fighting purposes Their only possible would have been ill their other than naval purposes such training collier duty and possibly commercial duty It is the book that the bottoms have been utilized entirely for allied benefit
 Yet they to the locker of Commodore Davy Jones ingorousy they an abso- disgrace which cung German navy soed what small traditions had the time of its the allied fleets is augmented by and nauseaing filth.
 And would like predict that in few years possibly months intercourse rcestabished will have the beasty erontey try look real sailors and fighting in the eye
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
THE LIBERAL POINT OF VIEW

We ike the editorial which appeared recently the Chicago Tribune" It timely for Arizona and arGular for the Prescott Frontier Days under the auspices which Association will be staged of the cassest boxing bou the Southwest the evenings of that big celebration, Jul -3-4-5th.
 Some like boxing; others not. Those who like it will infringe upon the rights of those who do not The law will compel anyone attend boxing exhibitions We think that normal people like bit of color in life games. outings athletic sports.
 Decent pleasures should be justified No has proved that boxing isn't decent No sniffed at the thin red line of heroes when there's trouble in the wind The best heroes those who have for their physical well-being. We place fit for heroes live in; and keep right producing heroes. ~aGN
 "A boy who box and thus learn to take of himself is idea of undesirable citizen; the contrary quite desirable when there's trouble the wind
 Boxing is youth, it's vigor it's temper, and it's challenge Youth ought be justified in its demand for reasonable of elbow room else it becomes palEd and nonrcsistant Give it swing its and whoop and yell and make generous clamor.
 Lots of bad men go to boxing exhibitions, they say el do they go heaers and the restaurants (bad will eat you know) and the movie theaters and to political meetings and soda pop parors and thing and another And do the good men. No closing up St. Joe Mo, because Jesse James used to live there. cor Detroit, Mich because Henry Fords there-with apo dgies to the Tribune).
 We for boxing because lot of men like to look at and those who don't like to don't have to- Attendance at boxing matches where made compulsory. There must be some compensation in life for the hours of work Amusement less necessary than productive labor Who wants only work eat and sleep? Apathy
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25

son was nursing at the Pioneer Home, where he attempted to lay plan to forge the last will and tes- lament of William E. Debus, an aged paralytic inmate Through the agency of his supposed partner in crime, the authorities were able to check up on Thompson, and they made the arrest just after he had committed the overt act that clinched his conspiracy. After an interesting trial, Thompson was found guilty and given an indeterm- mate term by the superior court.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
STUCK TO HIS JOB

suppose Geh Pershing could easily himself popu
 lar with the Army He probably could himself popular with the American people than he organized
 better system for the delivery of mails only thought victory He devoted himself soldier he played avorte far as am able He selected the his judgement best qualified demands of the the time Generals dismissed ruhssy promoted take their places Courage initiative and military genius seemed to be the object of his campaign he look ing for the plauds of the people believe he every inch soldier believe he eminenty qualified perform. think he performed with courage unselfsh devotion think that history will give him place which he entitled when the story his achievements vter by of unprejudced minds. Rep Martin B. Madden
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25

There symposium of Salt River Valley and southern Arizona papers the Slip the Arizona Republican ing and publishing recipes with which the regetui citizens may oohe the burning induced by the prohibition It is said the Republican has always had hoer thou attitude and had kicked objectionable advertising including so-caled fake oil companies Now, the Republican big paper and it many and work ing for it. Who shall crab because the management strong for dptt purity and small cog the advertising depart accepts horcbrew advertisement? There is nothing in show that all the other papers who critczng offered and compelled to reject this copy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
A TIP

increased prices having percentage of protection by specific duties the French Government proposes to lay vaorem imports of manufactured goods give the relative protection her industries France had before the Here is tip for the Republican Ways and Means Committee House Under the present Democratic law tariff specific duty of cents on particular commodity, than per cent Nhe+e that commodity has doubled in price.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
COW PERSONS IN
 NUMBERS SHOW IN PRESCOTT
(From Sundays daiiy.1

Noticeable on the streets of Pres colt are the number of cowboys who are in Prescott waiting for the open ing date of the celebration. Both Arena Director Ruffner and the sec retary will appreciate having contest ants enter as early as possible in te various events in which they will compete. This can be done at the office of the Chamber of Commerce where Malcolm Barrett, assistant Psecretary of the celebration, will be on hand to receive the entrance fees, give contestant stheir official num- Der and receipt. The payment of ell trance fees can be made any time prior to noon of July ?, when all en- tries close unless otherwise specified in the program.
 All contestants are expected to ap- Ipear in the parade mounted.
 The election of judges will be the most important thing to be consid- cred by the contestants. The man. agement is only concerned in seeing he best men win the money offered, and as the contestants themselves are the ones really interested in the personnel of the judges, matters have therefore been so arranged by the Frontier Days association that the contestants shall choose their Judges.
 There will be six judges, three of whom will judge the worlds cham pionship broncho busting contest, the bareback riding contest and the bull riding contest The other three will judge all other events.
 All contestants who have entered any event calling for an entrance fee and have paid, are entitled to nom mate and vote for judges. Only con testants entered in the worlds cham poinship broncho busting contest are entitled to nominate or vote for the three judges to judge that and other bucking contests. Any contestant with entrance fee paid in other events can vote for the other three judges. Before a judge is nominated by contestant. the latter must be i'll a position to assure the manage ment that the nominee is in town and will serve. Judges receiving the ma jority of qualified votes will be elected.
 The election of judges will be held at the Chamber of Commerce meet ing room in the court house at ? p. -m July l. Contestants have been urged to be present on time and elect judges. who will be fair, just, and show no favorites.
 Only in the event that contestants fail to elect, will the management appoint judges
 Immediately following the election of judges in the worlds champion ship broncho busting contest, there shall be two capable rangemen elect cd by. the contestants. whose duty it shall be to see that saddles used lon horses in the contest are properly placed and in event of dispute be- tween rider and saddle Judges, judges of the worlds championship contest will be directed to pass on same and their decision shall be final. luther prosecute firnessaonaonnaoao further promote fairness, the From tier Days management has appointed a classihcatio ncommittee, composed of three competent rangemen, whose duty shall be to pass upon and clas- sify all horses entered in races and their decision shall be final. This
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25

has been done to avoid all pickering as to class of horses entered in the races, it being strictly defined that only COW ponies and horses, capable of performing range work and if nec- essary to be shown to the satisfac- ton of the classification committee, will be eligible to compete in the Frontier Days races.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
Thompson is Taken
 To Florence Pen

Realizing his ambition to work in state institutions, Carrier Thompson yesterday left in charge of Sheriff Warren Davis for Florence. where he will serve a term of not less than 10 nor more than IA years for forgery.
 This ends one of the most sensa- tional cases ever tried here. Thomp-
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
CHECK OIL COMPANIES

PHOENIX, June 21.-Chalrman A. A. Belts of the state corporation commission and Commissioner D. F. Johnson left tonight for Dalls, Tex, where they will look into the affairs of Texas oli companies which are applying for permits to sell stock in
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-31

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