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The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
AMERICAN LABOR FEDERATION
 ATTEMPTS TO CHECKMATEL ". "
Threatens to Revoke Charter of State Organization of Washington if Vote for "One Big Union''
 Is Allowed to Proceed as Planned

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. Il (by ssociated Press)-Secre- tary Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor has advised the officials of the Washington States Federation that their charter will be revoked if the unions composing allowed to vote the question of the formation of One big unon along the plan of the Industrial Workers of the World
 The state unions voting the proposal, and President Short of the State Federao who numbered among the conservatives is endeavorng to call the vote off,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
w,L LEMPERFOCH IS LATEST TRIBUTE TO GREATNESS

PARIS, July 2 (by maiD.-To honor President Wilson, Marshal Joffre, Premier Clemenceau, General Pershing and Marshal Foch, all in one, the municipality of the ancient town of Castelsarrasin, in the south of France, has baptized new street Wiljofclemperfoch avenue.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
ACTION OF RAILWAY STRIKERS .
 TOBE DETERMINED AT MEETING
 CALLED FOR THURSDAY NEXT
Chicago to Be Meeting Place for Convention to Determine Whether Demands of Striking Railway Shopmen Shall Be Pressed at
 This Time, with Consequent Tie-up

CHICAGO, Aug. Il (by Associated Press -A convention of representatives of the striking railway homen the coun try Is to be held here next Thursday the call for which was issued yesterday by the Chicago district council of the eer ated railway shOmen, which called the strike August defiance of the orders of the international officers of the rail way organizations.
 The convention will decide definitely what action to be taken.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
MONEY NEEDED FOR NAVYYARDS
 MAY YET BE APPROPRIATED
Twenty-Five Million Dollar Appropriation Bill, if Passed, May Save Jobs of Thousands of Work
 men Employed on Repair of Fighting Ships

WASHINGTON Aug. Il (by Associated "A bill appropratng $25OOOOOO for repair and construction work in navy yards has been introduced in the house.
 It announced recently that thousands of employees of the navy yards would be discharged unless additional money provided by The need for the money to the work at the navy yards being impressed upon con gress by the navy officials
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
THESPIANS RESORT TO STRIKE
 TO ENFORCE SALARY DEMANDS
Theaters of Metropolis Are Crippled and Produc- ton of New Plays Interfered with by Resort by
 Actors to Weapon of Industrial Classes

NEW YORK, Aug II (by Associated P1ess).-Nne play houses the Broadway theatrical district have cosed while presenting abbreviated programs and defy ing the strike order of the Actors Equity Association and giving complete bills The ehearsas of thirty plays have been stopped
 The actors fighting the producing managers for money.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
GOVERNMENT TO HANDLE FOOD GAMBLERS
 CONFERENCE CHANGES VIEWS ON CAMPAIGN OF RUMANIANS

PARIS, Aug. Il (by Associated Press) 1.-The peace conference changing it's attitude entirely toward the Rumanian army in Budapest. It the Rumani- ans to remain in Budapest in order to steady the situation
 The inter-alled council recently asked the Rumani- ans not to enter Budapest but the Rumanans disregard ed the request.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
AGAIN ON SCENE
 IN DISTURBANCES IN SAXONY
Half Hundred Persons Killed in Riots Started Be- cause of High Cost of ood-Authorities
 Quickly Regain Ascendancy

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. II (by Associated Press - Comparative quiet has been restored at Chemn Sxony ac cording to advices received here yesterday.
 The uprising at Chemnz inspired by Spartacan aoi ators and rotng nduged in by thousands demanding cheaperfood Fifty killed in the otng Friday last.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
FOOD ADMINISTRATIONS ASKED
 TO REVIVE WAR TIME METHODS
 OF DEALING WITH BROTHERS
''Fair Price" Committees to Be Named and Public Sentiment Will Be Invoked to Discipline Greedy Retailers-Hoarders to Be Pros
 ecuted-Committee to Draft Laws

WASHINGTON, Aug. II (by Associated Press) ).-Attor ney General Palmer today wired to the various food admin aons requesting that they appoint far price committees for each county whose duty will be to investigate charges for retail necessities and if found to be of what the committee deems to be ust to publish list of fair prices for the information of the public.
 The attorney general says that retailers gougng'' the consumers and that they must be disciplined by public sentiment The hoarders of food he ays will be prosecuted under the law.
 Taking Up the Presidents Suggestions
 Chairman Cmmins of the senate committee interstate commerce will a sub committee today which will be enl powered frame tentative bills covering President Wilson's recommendations to congress the subject of the high cost of living
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11
ANDREW CARNEGIE, STEEL KING,
 IS GATHERED TO HIS FATHERS
Laird of Skbo Succumbs to Old Age and Disease, Surrounded by His Family, at Country Home
 in Massachusetts, Philanthropies

LENOX Mass, Aug II (by Associated ss)-Andrevr Carnegie capitalist and phanthrQist died at his summer home at Shadow Brook last mglt3 after illness three days of bronchial pneumonia His wife was with him at the time of his death.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-11

Carl F. Lottfelt has resigned his position with the Carlisle Packing company, but will remain some time in Cordova before going Outside.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
RoYALISTS BUSY
IN GERMANY NOW
Seek to Bring About Return
Of Monarchy Through
Young Mems Club.

Berlin. Nov. 1s.-rhe Pan Ger
man is trying hard to spread his
doctrines. and particularly the re-
turn of monarchy. among the youth
OF Germany.
His chief Instrument is the Union
of German Youths. This n not a
new Organization. but It is being
strongly developed at this time in
an effort to strengthen the mon
archists' aims. Ostensibly, it is
merely a society to spread culture.
to upbuild the youth and to give
them occasional outings or tourna-
ments.
In reality. the political activity
behind Il Is extensive.
Recently. in a parade Of the or
gan:zation. the youths appeared
armed. much to the distress OF
tn. radicals who used the fact for
an attack on the government for
having permitted such q course.
In fact. many radicals contend
tina. the body is being trained not
merely along mental lines. but also
physically to further the purposes
of ran 'Germanism.
Meantime. however. the rank and
flc OF the German nation believes
that tne HohenzoiIerns certainly
Will never be restoRd. and the
general view is that mould q seri-
Gus restoration move be undertake
en-. . consolidation OF the working
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
|IRTH SUBSIDY
sOcIALIs1LURE
'erpinism Program Is Of
fered By Parties for
(. Woman's S Vote.

Paris. Nov. L-with woman's suf-
|rass either already in force or as
Pure4 in every leading European
Pountry. socialism Is making a su-
preme bid for the woman's vote.
And the supreme prize which social
nm y holding out to win over to its
Fanks these millions and millions of
Fomen now voting for the first time
+ that supreme right Of every woman
70 possess through maternal subsidies
rom the state the economic possible
~ 4nd assurance OF being able to
Pear and raise children-as many as
|he may want.
Already in the parliamentary elec-
Hons now taking place in almost
livery country In Europe for the first
|ime since the beginning OF the war.
+ has become evident that the two
great controlling factors in the. flu
lure political life OF Europe are 60
Ing 20 be socialism and feminism-
IL the socfalhts succeed in win
ping over to their ranks the femi-
Pine vote as a result OF the program
Pf sex equality which they are now
Ehappioning. the resulting block of
Fociafsm and feminism will be as
ured of a combined strength suf-
|iciefftly great to render certain The
|arrying out of the socialist program
|-wh4tever n may be as finally modi-
lied by the influx OF woman's vote
fnd ,lwoman's influence
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16

hgurations related to the war and
international affairs. Soon after tile
discovery OF Neptune in 1876 as
trologers discovered that wheneyef
that planet occupied a conspicuous
position in a nativity that the native
was in some way distinguished for or
characterized by the spirit of DEM
ocracy. of idealism. fraternity. human
brotherhood. etc. VIM. Jennings
Bryan. for instance. being born with
the Sun in close conjunction with
Neptune. The present King George
was born with NeptunA rising. in
splendid aspect to the Sun and 1t Is a
notable fact that under his reign
England has made the most stu
pendous democratic advances of all
its history. And he has proven him
self very democratic king. These
are but a few very brief references
by which to illustrate and validate ny
convictions.
Having considered briefly the per
sonal and the worldwide factors. .et
US now proceed to an examination
that will exert a most intimate in
States In the near future.
On the I'd of this month-Novem-
Der. fs19-an eclipse Of the sun falls
with the luminaries exactly upon the
cusp Of the house OF the national
horoscope which rules or signifies
Congress The eclipsed sun will be
in very close square aspect to the
revolutionary and reformative
Uranus. Here we find the strongest
kind Of testimony to acute and radical
alterations. reversals, changes and
possible upheaval in Congress. But
also In the game figure, We ind the
planet Mercury, who is the recog-
nized ruler of this nation. posted in
the house signifying Congress and
holding the very best and most con-
cordant aspects with Jupiter who is
conjoined with the idealistic and
democratic Neptune and situated in
the house signifying foreign affairs,
treaties. exchanges. diplomacy. etc.
1t Is absolutely impossible that the
influence of this configuration can
pass without Congress being a de-
cisive factor In the negotiation and
felicitous conclusion OF some sort Of
treaty that will be pronouncedly
favored with the behlgn and hospita-
BILE Character Of Jupiter and the al
truistic, idealistic and democratic
spirit OF Neptune! Jupiter also hap
pens to be the ruler of the sign, on
the cusp Of the house denoting the
Senate, hence his presence In the
house of foreign interests Is in itself q
certain Indication ,that the Senate
will become intensely and favorably
disposed to the conclusion of foreign
exchanges or treaties of unusual i'm
port And because the democratic
and idealistic Neptune Is conjoined
with the humane and magnanimous
Jupiter in the house of foreign af-
gairs and they both in splendid as
pect to the pacific Venus who In all
her glory In her own positive sign oc-
cupies the house of foreign trade and
travel. 1t follows that we have an
unbroken series of strongly sugges-
tive aspect all strongly suggestive
of a decided change Of attitude on the
part Of many of the members of the
United States Senate. Just what may
be the Incidents leading to this SEEM
ingly impossible and essentially mi
raculous change / dare not venture
any opinion.-Frank Theodore Allen.
Director. Astrological Research So
ciety. Washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
INFLUENCES FAVOR
CHANGES IN FAVOR OF TREATY
President Wilson and Senator Hitchcock
Steadily Progressing Toward Best of
Aspects, Says Astrologist.

Editor The Herald: There are a
number of good and strong reasons
why as an exponent of the science
of astrolOgy believe that in ihe near
future conditions or circumstances
will suddenly develop which will
cause the Senate of the United
States to reconsider its recent acts
and reverse its present attitude
toward the League of Nations sec
ton of the peace treaty.
We will first consider the per.
sonal elements. Senator Lodge
stands as the chief representative
Of the opposition to the League of
Nations. Mr.. Lodge Is steadily pro-
crossing into q most disastrous
combination of adverse planetary
aspects. These are so acute and
virulent that IT Is utterly impossible
that he can win any permanent sue
cess at this period of his life. He
will be most fortunate indeed II he
ooes not meet 'the most serious Of
reversals or disasters in the next
NdA VI N"O. OTu1cT Justice
Hughes was lured to quit a life
position on the honored Supreme
Court bench when directly under
but one Of three Of the adverse
aspects now confronting Mr.. Lodge.
have never known of an instance
in which a man under such aspects
as now menace Senator Lodge did
not suffer some dire reversal or
overturning.
Senator johnson is another deter
mined enemy OF the League of Ma
tions. The planetary influences af-
nearly so severe as those that at
fict Senator Lodge. but there Is one
nightly potent aspect that never
fails to lead to overconfidence with
corresponding reaction.
President Wilson is OF course the
chief personal representative or
friends of the League of Nations.
He 10 still powerfully fortified by
the progression of his sun to the
best OF all aspects to Saturn. This
is an influence that never fails to
bring the native to the most COM
plete demonstration of his staying
powers and to fortify the courage,
strengthen the will and reinforce
such mental attributes as astute-
ness. resourcefulness, vigilence.
logic, etc This aspect brings
heavy responsibilities and with
them the will power and ability to
successfully meet them. Very few
humans ever live to experience this
particular aspect
Senator Hitchcock is at present un-
der the best of all aspects of his Sun
by progression to the idealistic and
democratic Eeptune-an aspect pc
culiarly fitting for honors and success
In such a democratic cause as that
which he is championing on the floor
of the Senate.
While Of value as indexes 1t would
be madness to rely wholly upon the
planetary influences fn- the lives of
persons when seeking the solution OF
a problem affecting the nation or the
whole Of civilization. We have, there
fore. applied ourselves diligently to q
study Of those mighty confgurations
that exert q worldwide influence. Be
fore and leading up to the war, con-
stantly through its continuance and
with even greater persistency since
the signing Of the armistice, we have
invariably found the planet Neptune
to figure conspiciously In all the con-
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
SPREAD NET FOR
D. G. pROFITEERS
inspectors viii Be Sent Out
By Food Administration;
Fair Prices Compiled.

instances OF profiteering in COM
modities' reported to the fair price
committee of the District, will be
investigated by trained corps Of
inspectors. Clarence K. Wilson. Dis
trict food administrator. anpounced
Complaints should be in writing.
United States District Attorney
John e. Laskey has informed WILL
son. II
overcharges for food, shoes.
clothing or coal by local retail
merchants will be Investigated.
. Compilation Of fair prices on all
commodities for reference by q
trial jury will be made. according
TO plans laid by Mr.. Wilson In 4
conference with the district attor.
ney. q =
David II. Rosen was appointed .
member Of the fair price committee
yesterday. He will investigate
prices on mems clothing.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
Annual. Baptist Meeting
70 Be Opened Tomorrow

C4lumbia Association OF BAPTIST
|,hufches~wiIl hold its foItyssecond
knunal meeting four days, beginning
|omurrow. at the Fifth Baptist
|'hufch. F. and Six-and- One half
|trcffs southwest
Election Of officers will be held
TueHiay morning. The Rev. J.
COMPTON Ball. William w. Everett
|Hndtdhe Rev. II. Allan Upper will
peuk Tuesday evening. Speakers
Ft tse Wednesday morning session
|NilyincIude Miss Kathleen Mallory
nd Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery.
I hrt iRey. Frank W. PedeIford. the
Rev DIR. W. J. McGlothin, president
ff FlIrman University; the Rev. Dr.
u Van Ness. the Rev. DR.. Samuel
~ Greene and the Rev. B. p. Rob-
frtsan will speak at the session
Wednesday evening. At the session
Fhutsday morning committee re-
ports will be made. The Rev. DIR.
y. J. Muir and Miss Jessie Burial
|stll address the meeting on Thurs
hay. Afternoon and the Rev. DIR. Len
2. RToushton will speak at the eve
hing session.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
sEE YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

Nov York. Nov. l5.-The follow
Ing observation-disclosures are registered
Lt ,Sew York hotels: Lansburgh
nd, Brother. 225 Fifth avenue. room
seaI Mrs. A. Flynn. children's
|oats Val Richter. shoes. ID. V. Ise-
man. domestics. Grand. Miss. J.
Eachman. millinery. McAlpin An
bexl A. Lisner (Palais Royal, Miss
k. T. O'Day. notions. leather goods,
|oHlt goods. 22o Fifth avenue.
Bresiin: woodward and Lothrop.
ts4 Fourth avenue Miss F. Eber.
|nuslin underwear. i. N. Buzzell.
Iress goods. A. ". Lukei. women's
|oats and suits. F Z Mack. white
Eoods; W. B. Moses and Sons. c. E.
Pfneree. linens. McAlpin: NJ. Gold
|uberg, II. ]. Sanger. blankets and
upholstery. 114O broadway: Young
henfs shop. ]. Kaufman. president
Ind. manager. Somerset.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
MISSOURI.

st. Louis-Mr. and Mrs c. p.
Stages held up In apartment over
jewelry store and s1.475 and twenty
FIVE watches stolen by bandits.
Ash Grove-Henry Ash resigns as
city marshal Z o.
Fulton-J. r. Reed will open coal
mine at Excelsior Springs.
Jefferson City-A. T. DUNN was
Day orator here.
Moberly-State Republican Clubs
meet with 150 representatives present.
st. Charles-County Clerk Sandforc
issues Lib hunting licenses.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
NEBRASKA.

omaha-"Jimmie'' Hobbs, 5. son of
Mrs. GRACE Hobbs. Red Oak. Iowa,
strays from home his mother Is
visiting.
Hebron -.Deshier-Hebron football
game played for benefit-of Red Cross.
Gordon-T. w. Conner. c. versaw
and F. ceiik each kill one deer on
hunting trip.
Geffng-vernon Lyman comes from
Shanghai, China. to family reunion.
Lincoln-'Phone rates at Pierre and
Sargent raised.
Nebraska City-Fred Tapp held TOR
passing worthless checks.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
Annual Inspection of GAR.
Posts Here Is Proceeding

The annual inspection cf the
Posts of the Grand Army of the Re-
public in this, city is proceeding
|Indrr the direction of Department
l |nspectOr John Finn. Already sew
|frali of the posts have been in
Epetted and found to be in good
|onqition. Lincoln Post. No. .. will
be Visited next wednesday evening
Py Assistant Inspector William
hawthorn. Iiso Lafayette Post. No.
! 2. By James 4 Allen.
TIE other local posts 10 be in
|peSt Ted with the dates and names
bf %" inspectors are: November
n. sJohn A. RawIins Post. No. I.
ndi Phil sheridan Post. No 6, by
}. ", Pipes: November %. Kit Car
bon, Post. N". :. by LemueI War
keril November 2s. Potomac Post,
So.fIi by p. F. Bingham.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
VIRGINIA..

Buckingham The Rev. Charles
Beall fined IS for shooting betrayer
Of his daughter.
Gordonsville - Confederate veterans
ask higher pensions.
q. Charlottesville - Virginia Fresby-
terian synod sessions end.
Fredericksburg-R.H II. Purvls. realty
man, brings Is families from West to
farms near here.
Danville-Tobacco conference will be
held here.
BristoHThe Rev. Thomas CLARK
says world will end in 1890.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
He Fought, She Fsrsst, So
Soldier Ask Freedom

Charging that his wife. Mary A
Hern. was .unmindfui Of her mar
riase vows- while he was serving
in the United States army on the
battleneids Of France. Bsn5smin H.
Hern yesterday Med . suit for sb-
solute divorce.
They were married af Rockville.
Nd on April II. 1919. and lived
together until July. 1919. when Mr..
Hern entered the military service.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
CALIFORNIA.

Calexieo-Undssirable Mexioans to
be deported, -
San Francisco-Turkeys will sell
cheaper because strikes decrease de-
mand. says f. r.. Patterson, of West
ern Meat Company.
Banning-Malki Indians get deeds
for five acres OF land each.
Fl Centro-Pageant TO be held at
Imperial Valley celebration. Decem-
Der sc. postponed. -.. -
Long Beach-Grest crowds OF East
>ern people arriving for the winter.
Tulare-w. r. Nichols, DinubR
banker. fined 500 for speeding.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
Naval Planes to Be :"At Home. |"

The naval air station at Anacostia
Is giving an lat, home" on wednes-
day afternoon. The public In invited
to see an air station In action and
inspect the hangers and machine
shops. Boats will be run every half
hour from the naval militia dock. foot
of o street southwest. ~
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven-Officials invite Prince OF
Wales to visit Yale.
Cheshire-R S. Talmadge. aged
resident. dies.
Guilford-Bssket ball team will hold
oenent dance.
Madison-Miss Margery Fox Pugh
weds Lawrence Hitchcock Garrity.
Wallingford-Citizens raising $780,
400 to build workmen's homes.
MilfOrd-Mrs. Elizabeth c. Waters
dies.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
Grow Your Hair
FREE REcIRE

After being almost totally bald a
feE York business man grew hail.
Eaqd now has q prolific growth at
| |ges sof 6s-for which he will send
he sgenuine recipe free on request
10 any man or woman who wishes to
|vescome dandruff or gain new hair
frosth-- Or testing box of the prep
|rafion. Kotalko. will be mailed
Eith recipe " you send 10 cents.
ffapps. or silver. His address is
[ohn H Britain, BT-3ol. Station F..
fey York. ~ Y. Genuine KOTALKO
4 sold BY busy druggists.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
BACK HOME NEWS
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Your State News in The Herald
MINNESOTA.

Madison-Alaskan duck shot by
Green Bay hunter. ~
Kenosha-Judge Tully refuses 80
hear case against local gamblers.
Eau Claire-County training school
for teachers to be maintained.
Neenah-Scarlet fever epidemic rag
ing among school children.
La Crosse-Three inches Of snow In
first fan Of winter.
Antigo-JohA Mainville acquitted of
shooting Frank Parsons after assault
upon Mrs, Mainville.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
Ds.tal Society EIees,.

n, II. oiineer has been elected
president Of the stadents Dental
Society at George washington Uni
versity. Other ofseers chosen are
y. II. Garcia, vice president; Miss
r. yeskowftz. secretary: Louis
Notes. treasurer, and soph Wolf,
sergeant-at-arms.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
Workers Join m Management.

L9bdon. Nov. 15.-Control OF the
British railways by joint management
pf workers and owners became an ac-
eonsplished fact tonight through the
endrrsement by tieg National Union
bf hallway Men of the proposal pre-
sented to them.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16

indianapolis. Richard v. sipe. Ma
rion County clerk, 10 contcstinx the
legality OF q court-msrtial action in
which he was dishonorabiy dis
charged from the state militia. SON.
fenced 10 Ave days hard work and
nned All back pay because he re-
fused 10 ABANDON his Office and serve
In the Gary strike riots. He questions
tho legality OF the, existence Of the
state militia and the right to punish
q citizon-mombcr.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16

classss would at once result--and
mako the new regime hort-Iived.
Pan Germans make no. secret Of
their purposes-, A Reichstag speak
er frankly admitted that they were
striving 70 restore the old empire.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-16
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