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The Washington times., 1919-04-05
By Aline Michaelis.

NHY days are drear, my days are
MI bleak. some fend my goat
ANA has captured since first
Pauline with things antique began
to be enraptured. Ny anguish
started from the date she met some
folks who had EN-; twas then she
first began to prate of highboys
made by Adam. She soon com
menced a constant chase to shops
obscure and mHsty.s She's dragged
me here and dragged me there. just
so twas dark and dusty. At first
I thought IL must be cheap this
stuff so old and faded. and as new
chairs and beds are steep, the
search ! gladly aided. Our dining
set" my dear one said. "is really
quite plebeian, I think I'll purchase
in ITS stead a set of gacobean." She
found the set, raised a wall when
first the bill was mailed me. Next
came some chairs by ChippendaIe.
with those my courage failed me.
/ wept, / Taved like any fool. I
swore in accents jaded. while Paul
inc spoke OF desks OF buhl and
Turkish prayer-rugs faded. The
house looks like a rummags sale.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
Select Company.

Il was sons birthday. Rd N
mother had tola him q tHVitS hls
little frfends Ia for ne aRtsF1o0A-
Then she Bet to work aD4 49,
cakes and jelliSs aAd an n0Fs e
goodieA
The hands of the dock eFuR
round to tea time at last, ana -.
eyeing the laden table, aid:
Can start n0Wr
No, Of course not!" R8a -
mother. You must wait an y~
friends come"
Mother" be said. Il dfdn't 60
them to come. th0ught Il Would
be nicer to have Il quite sxcluSlVl
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
Leaving No Loopholes.

An old offender was brought be
fore A magistrate on a charge OF
chicken stealing. A great deal OF
very damaging testimony was sub
mitted TO substantiate the charge
There was no lawyer present TO de-
fend the accused. and when the
prosecution had completed its case
the magistrate said: You arc
charged with stealing chickens:
have you any Witnesses" NO.
sir" was the answer. When l
steal chickens don't nave any
witnessesl"
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
Not His Fault.

He was leaving at the end OF the
week, anyway. and was feeling very
fed-up, when the customer ap-
preached his counter.
Let me see the thinnest thing
you have in blouses," she demand
ed. in a voice which suggested
trouble
The assistant smiled amiably. as
he thought OF the girl who was
taking his place.
I'm sorry. madam. he replied
gently; but she's out at lunch at
present
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
His Error.

The lawyer looked serious. and
his client gloomy. II was a clear
case OF breach OF promise. and the
only question was how much the
young man would have TO pay.
The lawyer felt il his duty to
speak a few words OF warning.
''Oh, / know all that" interrupted
his client angriIy. Same old say
ing: DO right. and fear nothing "
NO" corrected the man OF law.
"In this case ] should have advised.
Don't write. and fear nothing "
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
DO YOU LIKE BOOKS

The pranks and passions q a.
poet Tricotrin. known to sdmlFaFB
OF Leonard MsrriclS, are gathRd
into one Of the most dslighefa
books OF the year undar Eho tasla
while Paris Laughed"
MerricS has assembled GbCuS =
score Of brilliant stories and they
are refreshing after the GvalanAhS
of war tales, true and sthsrWiSA
which lately Swamped the market
Trieotrin and hls Bohemian friends
OF the artists' quarters on Neat
martre just glide through life via
hardly serious care and MF. Mer-
rick has sketched theis faas ard
foibies with q defines THAI makSS
the render ysarn for usaro. WhnD
Paris Laughed" is published ~ -
p. Duttoh & Co, NsW York. n.A
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
b. Am Lisle.
CcOpyriEhtsi1is King Features Syn
dicate. Incl
Cuaprnu r.vY
JHAI-IEh CNI.
"HE ringing OF the telephone

QicAte, Incl
CHATTER CvL
THE ringing Of the telephone
punetuated my uncomfortable
reflections about the relation
ship. Evvy seemed preparing TO
establish with Phoebe. Duly, with
little interest in anything this un-
fortunate day. could bring. I took
down the receiver.
Mrs. Harrfson?" Questioned a
luscious, Oriental. voice which I
imagined was Doris Vests. "Just
a minute. please. Mr.. Harrison viii
speak to you"
That you. Amer came Jims
voice over the wire q minute later
This IL your night at the canteen,
isn't it?''
'No-tomorrow," replied. gath
ering myself to meet something I
sensed lurking in ambush.
That's a shame. I'm mighty
sorry. girlis-bUt I got the nights
mixed, and now I've arranged. q
deaHpart business, part social
and cant duck at the last min
ute. ] don't want you TO be-alone.
Run over 70 Virginia'B and Ill call
lOE WI AN1Nc - N8AAg NAAA
make It."
virginia won't be home-she
has an engagement with Sheldon"
/ told Jim, poll-parFot fashion.
That's too bad" Jim said easily.
why not take the kid out TO din
ner? Phoebe's been ,moping ever
since Neal left; give the kid nice
party"
she's just left with EVvy."
Ny voice sounded fiat and dull a.
7 replied and in the very tone OF
Jim's reply could sense his effort
to Jack me up and to smother bis
own feeling Of unkindness for sink
ing me in depression flrst.
jim Makes Excuses.
That's q shame, grille! Isn't
there some old friend Of yours you
might ask TO join you. can't get
out OF my-reugsgement- Some Of
the folks are lleaving town IN q
F 50
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
It's Usual Position.

A riding Instructors patSGaS
was all but sIhGuIted- 10 Be0ma4
that none Of the. recruits IN sho
riding school had SvBF BAdo thS
acquaintancs OF = horse beeOPa.
They were al hopeless and SnS
even worse than the rest. His R&~
sistent habit OF turning round ard
inspecting the rear of ht8 GNY
steed goadsd ne ssFgeAaea
frenzy. Look here. my sonls ~
instructor roared at last HHaVsn1
you ever seen q horses tail 606oPsR
''No, sir" came the reply. 'TN
always seen II behind!"
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
A Rhyme to Cheer rI1SiiA1s Ha; A"ti9as Fsoe

with chairs SO dim and fragile, with
tables worn and consoles pale; to
dodge them keeps me agile. with
IN my room. ! lock the door-with
sheraton It's fitted-and sit cross
e legged on the fioor until the night
has flitted. These days my purse Is
very nat, no food Is in the larder.
own no overcoat nor hat; and, last,
to make things harder. found one
day beneath a stand of early days
Italian. the words, John Smith.
ChicasosZzand ''pought- nine" ina
medallion.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
Advice to the
LOvelOrn /
By Beatrice Fairfax.
Has introduced Her as His
TRFsP.-~- -
Vie.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
am attending = businSas college
where there are number OF young
men. one of whom I. hnye beconne
greatly attached to- While he has
never proposed 20 me, be has intro
e. ICED me as his wife. Do you think
me loves ma, and Is g proper for me 20
keep up the friendship ! am greatly
in love With him 30 please give me
your advice. SYLVIA
II is very impudent to say the
least. to permit any one. to intro
duce you as his wife, and may re-
suit in all sorts Of embarrassing
complications later. AS the young
man has never told you that he
cares about you, n would seem that
you have very little TO justify you
in any hope OF eventually marry
ing him.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
"The Dark Star"
Brandes Goes Through Mock Cere-
mOny of Marriage to Rue and
Prepares to Sail to Paris
SYNOPSIS
By ROBERT w. CHAMBERS

Ruhannah Carew, born In TrsbiEond,
eaughter OF an American missionary,
Reverend WilbouT CareW, accompanies
ner parents 20 their old home IN Cay
held New York state, after the father
nAd bSen crippled BY q Mohammedan
nenauc- Her favoTtte Amusement IL
playing with the wonder box of the
late Herr Conrad Wilmer. q few pages
o. who8e diary are always read by her
father or mother 10 her IS q bedtime
story. The box contains treasures
With which Rue plays and finds ABB
eorbine Interest. She learns from the
StAry that wilmer saw the box being
efoppeo from q yacht in the BoSphoT-
70 and dHhed it up with the body OF
Peauttful girl sewn In . sack.
wilmer, a. an agent Of the German
Eorernmeut, makes blana tor fortifyinG
Sallipoli. The duplicates of thesa
are etolen and he gets evidence that
tne Turks seek his iife He Eive8 the
eoN 70 Rev. Mr.. Carew for safe keep
ING. with Instructions 20 send the plans
70 Berlin % case he is killed. He 10
stoned 20 death. but Air. Csrew keeps
The child displays a talent for
eraWing- She learns she is to get .
ieEaeE Of $1,000 upon her marriage.
hue meets Jim Heeland, young
eftlgt, and likes him
Eoote BrapdeG. gambler, and his
net etull meet Rue and the former 10
gllitten BY her beauty. Stuil fails TO
dlnsuade him from falling in love.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
A Good Sauce

WHEN you get tired of plain roast mutton pour the fol-
lowing over the meat before serving Heat half pint
of milk and season with pepper and SALT When it bells
drop in half dozen shaots, finely chopped, and little
chopped parsley Cook gently until the shalOts ten
der. small quantity of vinegar may be added finally.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
This Dog in 'Historv.

THIS is the anniversary Of the compromise Of PoSedo In
1866, in which the Dutch mobiles presented protest
against the methods Of the Inquison then in their full
swing under the fanaheal hngship of Philip H. Of Spain.
forever.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

Lace was known In Venice at an
early period, and was not unknown
to the Greeks and the Romans.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
UnSariijjoje pravedamas
sociijjaistiSkas ''rojus"
Upes Rhine pakraS6iai busia
suneutralizuoti
PAREINIS BUS PALAIKY-
TAS.
Taip ilgai, kol Vokietija ne
atsilygins.

Paryzius, bal. A. Is pran-
cuzQ versmiQ suzinoma, jog Ike
turiu valstybiq atstovai taikos
konferencijoje nuSprende kai-
riji up6s Rhine palSraSti SUI.
neutraIizuoti taip ilgai, kol
VoIlietiia neatSilygins su tai
kininkaiS, ty. koE neiSpildys
viSQ taikoS sutarties salygq.
Tas reiSIlia, kad Pareinio
teritorijaS bus uzGmusios pran
cuzu IT. belgQ armijos. Gal ten
kaikur busiq dar il anglQ gar
nizonai. Bet amerikonQ nelik-
Sia. Mes kuomet bus padaryta
taika, visi Americas kareiviai
turtS apleisti Europa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
HINDENBURGAS SILEzI,
JOJE.
Tenai jis paskelbes mobilizaci-
ja.

Geneva, bal. 4.-Vietos laik-
raSGiui journal dc Geneva
praneSta, kad vOkieGip field
ma'SaIaS Won Iiindenburg Su
Skaitlingu Stabu nukeliaveS !
GIiwice, Sileziio., il, prieSingai
armiSticijoS SutarGiai, viSam
apSkrityj paSkelbeS generate
mobilizacijq.
Ola gauta ziniV, kad lictu-
viU (!) kariuomeni, km'i nuo
ruSQ boISevillQ at6m6 Mintau-
iQ, in6juSi tan mieStan gatvd-
Sc atrado 200 moteriQ IT. val
ky IavonQ. Tai bol$eviIiV au-
kos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
BUDAPESTAS BOLSEVI-
KAMS - TIKRAS
DANGUS.
Mieste biznis sustojes, kas-
e dien jiems sventa: =;


buGdpesC@S' OaI. +'-Cloilai
EaSdlena !fa OoISeVlKalllS sex
lnauielllS' vlSoS Nrau''VeS II
,: w. ,I; ~ rn+,.aI.n
rial v,zinaia ViSuomet Mini
zmoniu. Bet automobiIiu gat-
v6se matoma nedaug. JaiS va
zindja tik vieni bolSevikQ Wy
resnleJl, nauJoS rQSIeS baJorl-
ia.
BolSeviIlai naciionalizuoja
turtingeSniu zmoniu puoSniuo-
siuS namus. Nanny Savinin-
kams paliekama du-trys kam-
hariai, licpiama paliuosuotl
visuS tarnus. Gil ] visus kitus
kambarius isikrauSto proleta-
rijataS.
Visions civilians gyventO-
iams isaI;vta naskirtosna vie
4 ,.,,,,ox+; o.;n,,1,,s 17z no
4;
p"N'"''"'''''S 8 ''''''"'''
ILL.,
kaudonoJl armlJa orSanlzuo-
jana dauSlauSla Is SusrE|u-
Iaisvi,,, Tie nelaisviai vra bu-
vusleJl AustrlJoS karelVlal.
Prize bolsevlklzmo Jle atverstl
RuslJoJe. Tad su Jals nera var
60. Mes jie jau apsipazlne su
bolsevikQ valdzlos metodomls.
Bella Kun, UngarlJos boIseVl-
KY uzslenlQ relkalQ komlsaraS'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04

LonGonas, bal. 4.-LaikraS-
It's Daily Express paduoda
Sumanyma, kad mokestimis
reiktp apddti nevedusius wy
rus ir moteris. Mes kaip vie
nj, taip kitos, sake tas laikraS-
tis, turf daugiau iSteEliaus ~
vedusius ir pinigus praleidzla
daznai niekniekiamS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
Pakilo Lietuva prie$ bolSevikus

ninkai pakiIo ne tik prizes vic
M Lcninq, bet prizes bolSevi-
kiSllq valIziq, prizes viSus boil
Sevillus. Net uoIiauSicji boise
vikizmo paSekGjai Stojo prize
sails apgauIinguS bolScvikQ va
duS.
Darbininkus prizes bolSevi-
kuS pagaIiauS Gm6 kurStyti II
sOciijaIrevoIiucijOniel Sian
die didziuIiQ PutiIovo dirbtu-
viu darbininkai jan Streikuo-
ia prioS bolSevikuS. StreilIi-
ninkams vadovauia SocijaIre-
voIiucijonIeriai.
Nc<enai 10000 darbininkQ
atlaikl SuSirinEimq. Padal'y-
Ia rezoIiucija, kad boISevikQ
vaIdzia paSirodG kaip darbl-
ninkQ, taip ruSQ revoIiucijoS
tikra iSdavikG. lr kaipo tOkia
negali iIgiau gyvuoti.
RezoIiuci.iQ pardm6 il de-
SimtyS tukStanGiQ valStieriQ.
Reikalauja panaikinti diktato-
ryste.
StrciEininkai reikaIauja,
kad darbininkiSkoj RuSijoj ne
hutu iokioS. diktatoryst6S. Rel
kaIaujia nieku ncvarzOmQ rim
kiml j sovietuS, taippat pa
IiuoSavimo is kaltjlmQ VlSQ
bolSevikQ prieSininkQ.
BoI&evikp vadamS tie reika-
Iavimai - tai tillraS pclIls po
kaklu. NcS be diktatoryStdS
bolSevikizmaS negaIdtV gy-
vuoti nci vienos dienOS.
Bol$cvikai tad prizes uoIeS-
MUS Streikininkus panaudoJa
durtuvu*. AtIikintja vlsur
llratas. ieSko toS rczoliucijos
kopi.iQ. Rczoliucijos EoplJq
Savininkai tuojauS suimami II
gaIabinaml.
Tai tokia socijalistu bolSevi-
llu vaIdzia. AiSku, kad j lIgal
ncatlaikyS. Mes j nesuspdS Is
skersti visu zmoniQ. Gi hku-
sieji boIScvikus sumaiSys Sp
zemiQ dulkdmls.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
Jugoslaviijjojje il paskelbta
respubika
Naujjii sukiIinai prizes bolsevi'
kus Petrograde
LIETUVQJF PAKELTA REVOLIUCIJA PRIZES
8OLSEVIKUS.

STOCKHOLITAS bal. g. - IS aiknos Letuvos sOstines
Kauno pranesta jog Liervos gyvenoja pae prizes boil
evkus tose kur tie buyo sgyvene il kur baisiai
smaug6 zmones.
Tuo tarpu yra zinoma kad kovo % d. gyVeno;ai pai-
Tra[20sa, LanGvarave ir SumiSkiuose Isvaike is tn
mestu Uo52yku sovetus If sunaikino u administrators
ofisus
Pamn6tose vicose il kitur vaseciai bosevku raudo-
n&a gv2rcij2 nugin&v0 i dauge tos gvardos kareivQ
nugalabino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04

Kaip cia, taip kitur bolsevi-
kai valdininkai ina augstas
algas. Bet jie nemoka randy
uz pagyvenimus. Veltui turi
uztektinai visokio maisto ir
drabuziQ.
WESTINGHOUSE nusamdomp
kambariQ kama atpiginta. Boil
sevil1u komisija apeina vies-
buGius il iSklausineja zmoniq,
kas kick moka. I viesbutl
'Hungaria atejo komisija. Pa
klaus6 vieno zmogaus, kick Jls
moka uz kambari. Tas atsake,
kad Is koronu. Komisijonie-
rial tare: ''Tai pleSikai. Atei-5
tyje tamsta mokesi tik viena
korona.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
LAIKINAI PALIUOSUOJA
MAS HAYWOOD IR
SO KITI.

Leavenworth, Kans., bal. >.
- Kituomet ChicagoS federa-
liam tciSmc nuhauSti kalijimU
inIUStrijaIiStai * vietoS kal6-
.iimo dalimi* bus paIiuoSuoti
padiiuS uZ JUGS augStaS pa
ranIias. PaliuoSuoiami todrl,
kad paduota apcliaci.ia aug$-
GGiauSian teiSman.
IS Wa>hingtono prmcSta
paIiuoSuoti po paranka
HaywoodQ ir kituS 36 indus
trijaliStuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
VOKIECIAI w MAISTA
UzSTATO AUKSA.

Paryzius, bal. >. - Prancu-
~ uZ>irniV rcikaIQ oI'iSaS pra-
np>d, kad vokictiai ! beIgll
nacijonaIr hanliQ BruSSoIy.i
pri>tatr So, 100000 auk>u. kai-
po gvaranti.iq NJ SiurGiamQ
Nokictijon mai>tQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
GEN. SHUTS PAsIUSTAS
UNGARIJON.

Paryzius, bal. >. - Cia pa
>keIbta, kad l'ngariion ike
liavo anglU Gen. Smut>. *
krIiavr> pakiIuSiV * armi>ti-
ci.ioS kIml>imQ roikaIaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
ANGLEKASYKLU APSKRI-
TYJ SUARESTUOTA
13 BOLsEVIKU.
Jie kurste darbininkus prie
streiko.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, bal.
Federaliai agentai miestelyj
Mocanaqua suareStavo l3 boil
sevikp, kurie kursta angleka-
sius sukelti streika visose kie-
tuju angliQ kasyklose.
SuareStuotieji renge susi-
rinkimuS, organizavo kokia
tai sIapta draugija ir plaeiai
ware propaganda uz streika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
ISPANIJA ISTOJO TAUTU
sAJUNGON.

ParySius, bal. 3. - ISpanija,
pilmutini neutraIi Sails, ofici-
.iaIiui praneSt. kad j iStoianti
tautQ SQjungon.
Apic tq prezidcntq WiISonq
raintormavo lSpanijo~ amba-
SadoriuS BcrIync.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
PALIUOSUOTA DAUGIAU
PUSANTRO MILIJONO
KAREIVIU.

Washington, bal. 3. - Ka-
res departamentaS paSkelb&,
kad Iigi prarito kovo 26 die
nos * Suv. NalStijU armijoS
paIiUo>uota l,533,+1 karei-
Wis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
PETROGRADE PAKILUSI
1EVOLIUCIJA PRIZES
BOLSEVIKUS.
Rcvohucija prasidejusi streiku
ant gelezinkeliu.

-..-.. - - .. H..
>' 1:,1;,, ',''' .I., =, ,,t,
r;:;,:,, .;,;. ,, ;. pa4,.aa,,., 7,.,,'
J. ,,I.;f,, n,,,;, ,,,.n1;,,,,; :,
.,,.;.. L,I-,,.;i.,, ,.,l,iz;,
.
I''h''',!>'" T''S'.'.N'''E ! N'c'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
MINTOS REIKALAUJA PRA
SALINIMO, L,ENINO.
Darbininkai il valstieCiai Sau
kia "Salin Leninas!"

Londonas, bal. +.-lS Prtro-
grado paSitik6tinQ verSmiQ
Gia ir vel gauta ziniQ, kad
ruSQ boIScvikQ vaIdomoiojc
RuSi.oie pIrGiasi darhininkQ
Strcikai.
Tu Strciku >varhiauSiaS tik-
&IaS. tai aheInaS darhininkQ il
vaIStieGiQ paSiprieSinima> Lo-
nino IT. jo SatplitV kraugerin-
gal ir autokratinei vaI,ziai.
Tai paSiprieSinimaS boISeVl-
kizmui. kuri> pra@aiSino Ru-
Si.jQ.
Kaip Pctrograde, taip pro-
vincijo>c $iandie kickvirnam
zing>nyj tik il girdima vienaS
ir ta> pat $aukSmaS: "SaIin
autGkrata> LcninaS!'
Leninas apimtas baimes.
Kov0 ~ d. Lcnino valdIio>
>toviS buvo atSidurG> tokian
pavoium, kad LcninaS pats
bllvo privcr>ta> kcIiauti Pet
roGradun il ten prizes darhi-
ninku~ pa>iaiSkinti.
.JiS * Ma>kvoS Pctrogra-
dan nukeIiavo SprrijaI!u ka-
raliSkuoiu traukrniu astral
Sau&ojamaS raudonoSioS @var-
dijoS. Tai naujoS gadyn1< ru-
~ car;tS-autokrataS.
Tpnai nuVykeS .ii& paZadiio
darbininkHmS kuoveiliiauS prl-
>tatyti reikaIingQ kiekybe MAJ
Sto. Pazadtjo ir kitokiQ gau-
SybiQ HmonGms, kaip tai pa
prastai daro viSi SociialiStQ
vadai.
Bet tai~ pazadGiimaiS ncpaSi-
tenkino darbininkai. Jie parei~
kaIavo .o rezignacijoS.
Nicko ncpeSeS L"ninaS APP
Icido Pctro@radQ. NclgijeS ten
darbininkQ maIon@S Ii> Sug1y-
70 MaSIlvon n' vel uzSidarG
KrcmIiun, kaip auSteris lukS-
tan.
Darbininkai dar la'ijaus su-
judo.
Bet kuomct LeninaS, kick
palaukuS. savo pazaddjlmu
neiSpildG, nepasiuntG Petro-
4,,,,>l4 ,l,,.l,i
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04

- Peoria, ILL.,, bal. 3. -
Western Powder Manufacture
ing co. iStaigoje iStiko eIlSplio-
zija. Ilvo du zmogu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-04
Karalius ejo "a metUs.

>,rhifo- laraIiu~ pptra~ /,
Karaycorycrir. oio II oerur~.
.Ji~ ~o~ta uIIlni birZrlio - a..
1893 rolai>. r9 nuZuGvmo ka-
r.,lrau~ \f.l..l,,yro ir karali,-
rj~ Drayo~ Dhrrnoviriu.
karl~ mr.a karalin> prira>
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Darbininkai dar lah;aus su
judo.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
STATUS OF U. S. STEAMSHIP

United States Steamship, which has
come into prominence through talk OF
merging with American Ship and Com
merce, is capitalized at S25,O00,000
having 1,25O,OOO shares of $40 par
value outstanding. it is holding
corporation, owning all of the capital
stock of the Virginia Shipbuilding
Corporation, the Groton Iron Works
the Steamship Operating Company
and also fif;y-one per cent OF the
Hudson Navigation Company. j. re-
Gently has made contract whereby
it will become an important ocean
transportation company. That contract
involves taking over from the United
States Shipping Board of a number
of steamships which were designed
for government use during the war
period. Eight ships are on the water
and two additional ships will be laun-
ched before November 1. Conditions
of transfer are extremely favorable
to the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
Struck by Notthbouno
Freight Over VIVA,
Road at St. Elmo
DIES EARLY TODAY
Young Woman Was Endeavoring to
Catch Snu;!lbOund Train-Sk"ll
Is Fractul cd.

Miss Julia Della Struder, nine
teen years old, daughter of Mr. ard
Mrs. James A. Struder, of Francon-
ia, Fairfax county, was struck ard
fatally injured about o'clock last
night by ncritibound freight car
over the Observation-Disclosures Rail
way while at ST. Elmo, Alexandria
county, several miles nnsh- of this
city.
She young wcEar was picked up
in an unconscious condition and
pfaced aboard a passenger tram
over hlat lire and brought to the
Alexandria Hospital and treated for
a fracture at the base of the skull
by DR.. Llewcllyn Powell. She died
ut 6 O'Clock this morning without
re@aining ccAs>:ou.ress.
From what could be learned Ct
the affair the young woman was
endeavoring to catch southbound
trair. for Del Ray when she met
with the fatal accident, evidently
failing to see the approaching
freight as she crossed the track.
Miss Strudcr lived with her sis
ter. ..lrs. John West, at Del Ray
and was. employed in Washington
The deceased in addition to her
parents is survived by three broth
crs and two sisters.
A corcner's jury summoned b;
DR.. T. VI. Jones met this afternoon
at ? o'clock at Wheatley's mortu.
ary chapel and viewed the body
and was adjourned subject to tn
call of the coroner The jury j:
composed of Jerome Kaufman
Walter T. Cline, R. Lee Field. Geo
Bender. Ghhrles G.. Welch and An
drew Deeton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
BARS TEUTON DELEGATES
Secretary Wilson's Ruling Closes
Conference To Them

Washington, Oct. 22.-Under Secre-
tary of Labor Wilson's interpretation
of the treaty, voting in the forthcom-
ing International Labor Conference
will be confined to those delegates
representing only the nations men
toned in the annex of the League of
Nations covenant, it was declared in
a statement by the Secretary made
public yesterday. This Interpretation
would bar German and Austrian dele
gates from voting.
The Secretary's Interpretation
which holds that the United States in
convcning and organizing the con-
ference has assumed certain obliga-
tions which it cannot permit even the
Supreme Council to abrogate, is IN dl-
rect conflict with the Supreme Coun'
ciRs own ruling.
AS solution of the difficulty, Sec.
retary Wilson suggests that an In
formal conference be called for dis
cussion of subjects by all delegates
provided final determination was lef'
to the members proper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
HOME FROM SALVATION ARMY
Capt. and Mrs: Hellwege Appeal for
Clothing for INDECENT

Capt. and Mrs. j. D. Hellwege, IN
charge of the local branch of the
Salvation Army, have returned from
New York City where they attend
ed the Eastern Congress OF the
Salvation Army. They state that
about 1000 Salvation Army officers
were present aiId many things of
Interest to that organization dis
cusSpd
Commander Eva Boothe decided
that The army should increase it's
efficiency 100 per cent during the
coming year.
225 Salvation .A!mH workers were
decorated Sunday afternoon by
Ccmmander RoGthe for work with
the A. Z. f., in France. and Mss
RC,otfle was presented with medal
by Gen. George Shanks which
medal was rendered here by Con-
gress.
Announcement is made by Capt.
and Mrs. Hellwege says the army
here is IN need of old clothes. shoes
or anything that will be Of help for
the comfort Of the worthy poor dur
ing the coming winter, especially.
children's clcthes are needed. 1t IS
stated dha,t the officers have 90
mands daily for such things from.
these in need.