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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
(RGe. U.&RAT. ~
By K.C.D.

THE BEST we can do.
us TO give the kid.
THE SWEETEST name we can.
HES GOT to have something"
AND THEY stArted with Kenneth.
AND THEY chose Carol.
AND THE last name was Beaton.
AND THERE you are.
AND IT'S all very simple.
AND VERY FOOLISH.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
AN OPPORTUNITY TO HELP.
Editor The News scimitar;

| am interested in a man who, for
specialist in Memphis has volunteered
to treat his case free If arrangements
can be made to bring the man to his
office three times a week. | shall be
very glad to hear from owners OF auto
mobiles in regard to this matter.
Thought perhaps one could assume re-
s~ponsibility for one week and somebody
else for the next week. and so on. The
man does not live far out. Those inter-
ested please report to the Central Bap-
fist church office. M. 1920,
Memphis, Jan. 81. BEN cox.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

When worldwide prohibition comes, as it seems likely to, it
will require a league Of nations to prevent moonshinine on the
far off islands in the midst Of the great seas.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

Those who are required to translate the speeches at the
peace conference might simplify their work BY writing up a
stock Of speeches in the several languages in advance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
USELESS.

The ~Girl-Aren't the moon and stars
grand?
The Director-Rah! They're no good
to shoot pictures by.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

Grand juries should be careful and weigh we'll their words.
They are under oath, and the witnesses brought before them are
under oath. Evidence that would Justify the charge of police
protection of b~ootleggers would also justify the finding of indict-
ments.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

According to ]. Ogden Armour, hogs have increased in value
245 per cent of late. The hog raiser hadn't noticed it. but the
consumer does not doubt it.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

Protesting against the repeal of the anticigaret law is all
right. And the anticigarct law is all right. Under it those who
oppose cigarets have all the law they want, and those who smoke
cigarets have all the cigarets they want.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

Friend-Why so glum? Has your star
died?
Director-worse than that. She's get
ting fat,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
BORN TO THE JOB,

Director-l've got an idea that will
make me rich.
Camera Man-What Is It?
DireCtor-After the wal I'm going To
hire the kaiser to do villain parts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

Sixty seems to be a fayorte and a fatal number for the boot
leggers. Almost every haul the rum raiders have made OF late
numbered 90 cases. .s 4.t r...a e .s--e#a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
LOS GORIERNOS UNLDOS
DE RUSSIA NO R
UNA TRECUA CON LOS
ROLSHEViKIS
Sus representatives, dicen que
81 Soviet juegs ma ONE
dia con los aliados

PARIS. Fcbrcro Ell Profes""
Boris \. EaSkeneteff. micmbro =
Conseio anti-holShcviki que Sc en-
cuantra en- csta capital. al tener no
tic;a aver de Ia rcspuesta del 90
bierno russo del Soviet aceptando Ia
i~nvitaci0n del CoHgr@so dc P&Z 4
Il C~oNfere2cia en- las Is!as del Prin-
cipe. manifesto, al c cntrevistafo
uor los representatives de Ia preasa,
c,a no potia decir aUn 10 cue ef CO.
mite Ruso en- Paris, haria. agregan-
do Il antes de hacer ,ec!aracionef,
el Comitc dehia c 81 teNto de!
m~casaic official russo Y dlscutir las
medidas que So tomarl&n.
Manifesto ". Bakhmeteff que el
despacho inalambrico de II. Techit-
cherir era una verdadcra sorpresa
para 81 Comitt. 9ucs Jodos los men
safes p~rcvios de! %obierno del So
vic; habian pcrSuadido al citato CO.
mite De que no era probable Ia &C.
lebrac1on de unu conlcrcncla.
Otros Edcres ruSos, al mostrarse-
les 81 dcspacho de Noscou. manifes-
taron era una comeGia innoblf
de los b~olshcvikis. pues estaban Sc
guros dc que los hderes del Soviet
t~ratarian de Sacar ventaja de su
viaie q Ia isla del Principe, hacien-
doles Greer a >us partidarios que Ia
inyitacion de los aliadOs era ell reco-
nocimiento de su gobierro Y propa-
Harlan la version de que los aliados,
Dor tenor a elloS. habian pedido Ia
paz. esperanto de esta manera AFR
mar su posici0n Y dominic en- Russia.
Los miembros del ComitG ruso sos
tienen que los gobiernoS unidos de
Russia. Que ellos representa-. no
concederan una tregua d los rojos,
sino aue continuaran Ia lIcha, hasta
cue tcdc el pals quede libre de bols-
heyikis Y SECURE para Ia democra-
cia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
90 D-Az De PRUEBA GRATIS.

ClNrUEoN ~ELEcTaICo -IBSOLUTAHENTE GRATIS
|ACUE DESPUES De QUE ESTE CURADO. Ar9o!e
.Slo> &c Il loaaS las Ecedicinas. Recob-e 81 SALtD GG'
r2te - sncsc. LCvac,sse bGcDu = sanu. ltenn lie VIDA
ara @, -egmatrs1ao. NEURALGIA. PARALYSIS. cat@-rg, @sHl-'
.-a7g-lsES. ne~vios51SG. ssp&Encs. Intermediates de! g.
ohis<0. dolores &c e@he-a Y CSDaVdc. HnSoH.Io- caL1T-
-s=- co-sIpGcoS. csSrofuias. aUccscS. hiCro2eS!a. ca!os-
nos, cts. enEe-uedaGes dc, hiyaGu ri@unss : veJIC3-
zr-S-1scsCes del homh-e ; d. a 1uis-- NA%DENCS
-oEsmsnte % ccAtayos or ~cs,amD!l2S &c co--ro o D21sda
p Embellishments 5c suv-@EerIos NJESjRO CiEfiRCN
ELECTELC9. : CgcIS listed s~atsfc.ho. T%Csr@ So
y ci oiu-ur5U. que val~ c-1Ido neroS SlG-CG. SsrS suy1.
Jsel0 SiSG.cnuC uueStras .ASt-lcciouss Dor UG -spzclc
dc seseUt- dias, : cganCI este coHHleI2usEtc curado. rr-
commended con SIS amigos Il tsspUss lie rasadoS Jos
,e=enjl LES no cst4 Il. cgrEGC. GevucvamC ci cintuTCn
y l. cntreZart - iIaeEv. s. Sc lcsea ~ cintIr6n para
scaura. iDciGyansc 30 crntayos COR Il ordcn. en- estam-
piIas q efectiyo, ESCRIEA = Il sisuieItc ~DIRECCION;
&. 2. OHENS.
pccL SEE. Is ". Fourteenth s. SEW YORK,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
LOS ~BOLSHEVIkiS SON
LOS UNICOS QUE HAN
ACEPTAD0 ASISTIR
A LA JUNTA
La respuesta del Gobierno del
Sobiet esia Eirmada por Ell
Ministro Tejircherin


PAINS. reoTeTo la ~fe>'uvSt"
&C los o~olsne"fNlS RISES d = NV
caclon cue hlclcr@ rcClente Ia Con
fcrcnrta lie Pa. a todas las iaccio-
mes Doii,.c2 rus@s. para que >u~pen-
dier&a las noS,iilG&1es y @2ylaran
representatives 4 ~ccntcrenciar con
M mission ai'ad" i las ls!as del
Principe, Sc IA rec.bido hoy on eSta
cGr..a!.
IL respucsta & cnteramente dis
tinta Dc todas las comcnicacloneS
que hasta ahora ha enTlado Ell go
Dirrro del SoE1et, pcr II VIA InaLam-
oric@, pues no ccntleHc cargos nm
gunos, nj Q]ncj&s.
La r55nucSta csta flrmada por NJ.
Tc~hiIcher'n. cX-Emh2jador bolShevl-
Ii en- Il Gran Srctana. Y actual Mi
aistrc dc Relacioaes E%terlorss del
go"'erno "e LcEl'e y lFo'"N|' "'
ell Sc e@PreSa '"h"''I cue - pa
g2E49 las de"da. dc i'"SIa' oler'"
Que Sc haze con ci caracter oe una
Er"mesa Prevla. SIN aua" para e''-
ar como !" pudlera h"ceF ff"I'-
era. renuSiFSS 4 lr"I"r con vi ~
o'Grh1 ,t.s 9tSog's -, ~ T~L;,-
FL ''''E""Jt ~ slS1 ~ aaJn
ti!e''"' "'" I""i'o" ~ -
toHocer 'C~s'''" - 'eN'o ,0tt'l.
&Earece ago "mOIgue' ge'o ~ F"I
s. no de)a iuSaf q ouda' eS que q
Goolerno del Soviet sc pEopo"e Sd
ear Hent2l" &c j" o~Pot'""tu"" qIC
Se Ie oirec" nor IA I|A'4'ae'o" III ID
I~oniere2cla dc FaZ.
Fasta ahora, los 2otshe'iAlS son
los en.c9s que nan c~'n'SSI"uo Az
tan1o l"'lnFlt@S'"2 uei congress- Ue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
FL PR0YECTO PARA
ASOCIEDAD De
NACIONES
Is probable que quede
terminate en- breve
tempo
:. -. :: = :. :. :. !. /: :*'%%%* :.

!. True translation filed with the Fost- :
!. master st San Antonio. Tex, as re- 4;
. TrIr-d by the act o. October s. 1911. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
Solo una nuier pgede ayudar a era maier.

~inyclvcrc sI u3Do-1-
r prsciu 80 Ia
.2mcuts de- 500 ,
p>djdC para EED~
can e~nr-cyadoS ~u s
gSENA F-S1uS =
NgS ELSA E'OLiN
EXTRA: YEA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
AACCAABBO PARA SSIIEENNPPRREE FL VlEJO ORDENl De CCOOSSAiSSEEN EN-
ALIEEMLAANlIA. DIJO EBERT Ante "A IAESSAAl1llDDLEM NACCII0OlNlAL
CERCA DE TRES MIL DELEGADOS CONCURRIERON A
LA SESSION. INAUGURAL De la ASAMBLEA
NACIONAL CONSTITUENTS ALEfEANA
FL gobierno impediira c~ualauier mcviEaiento que traEe de
impedir los trabajos del Ccngreso. Ebert exhorto al
pueblo a que guarde orden y AGATE las leyes

La Asamhlea adopt6 como Regla-
re9to provisional para sus labores,
81 Reglamento interior del antique
Raichstag, Gcspues de 10 cual Sc do
por terminada IL session, ~eonvocin-
lose para una nueya iunta para hoy.
Weimar hospeda en- cstos momen-
tos d los mas notables hombres pu-
blicoS del pals, que han venido CO.
mo representatives . la ASamb!ea Ma
cionai. AIgo asi como 5000 ycrso-
nas son las que han ve9ido Il Ia
apeTtura de Ia Asamblea, entire de,
iegados Y representatives De Il Dran-
>a. Entire ellos sc cuentan lideres po-
!iticos desde los mas conocidoS en-
TODD el pals, como Ebert, Scheide-
mann. Brockdorff RatZau. Natias
Ersberger, hasta las mas modesto;
Y d~esconocidas fi@uras dc todos los
districts del antique Imperio.
Waimar - halIa guardaGo ahora
pcr una gran f:erza de infonteria
V cahaileria, que proteieran Ia ciu-
dad. en- case de que So lleye a caho
cU2lqlier inte1Jo de ataque . desor-
den. Tronas montadas ~patrulIaa
constantementc ia ciudad PARA i'm
Dedir IN golDc dc Estado.
FL ~obiermo Sc ha ustalado en- 81
antigua, pero recicntementa reno
vado Teatro Real. donde ID As%m-
lIe2 csta cclebrand0 sus ses!oncs.
RI tcatro ha sido traasiormado gran
Gementc, : prcsenta ahora interior
mente II arariencia de II Cam~ra
Legislative. hGJi&rdose arr5glad0 de
manera de dar cabi"a tanro al gran
numcyo de deiegados Cue han sido
NomDraLcs para In AsambIea. como i
los REPRESENTATIVES de IA prensa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

Crcma. l~IuLsn"rtr con
,lanGr .agru-r r"-.
Ne. e-na~C1T. gurrr- C.r-
u casa. listed PCEDF
Ia s.EuI.-rD direction:
81 EaSs -. =
IN. IA GUERRA E\
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
=: :. : !, .::t*
WEIMAR, Alemania, Febrero

WEIMAR, Alemania, Febrero :.
La Asamblea N~acional Constltu-
yente inaugur0 sus s~esiones aver Ell
esta ciudad, habiendo prOnunciado
cl discurso dc aperture, el Primer
Ministro del gobierno aleman. Fede-
rico Ebert. qGien declare que el an
tiguo ordeH de cosas en- Alemania
haDia acabado para slcmprc Y que
ell pueblo estl determinado ahora a
g~ohernarse por 81 mismo. "Seremos,
diio. IN imperio de justicia y de YER
dad"
FL Canciller declare alberta Ia.
session de la Asamblea. a las 3.l2 de
n tarde. Al penetrar el Cancilier en-
81 sailor, Tue rccihidO con ap!ausos
= durantc 81 discourse de bienvcnida,
Tue interrumpido varias Vcces con
aclamaciones Y vitores. Al empezar
haElar, Sc dirigiG a la Asamb'ea d.
"icndc: "Scnoras Y Cabalicros' for
ia de introduction iamas oid2 antes
en- IN Cuerpo Legislative a!eman.
FL d~iscurso del Canci!ler fu4 I'm ar
dicntc V sincere llamado l Ia union,
y una eXnortacion para que -odos Ia
horen sin descanSo por Q. ~bicnestar
del pals. V su cncarrilamientO &c
nuevo por Ia senda del pr0greso Y de
la paz.
Herr Ebert die que ap}&udia De
,odn rora26r Ia decision del .AlStrll-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
NUETOS
TERMENOS PARA e.
ARMISTICEO
impression
de las d~ecIaraci0nes
que hizo Ebert

= :. :. :" :. :. = = :: :: - -" = :: =: ::
J. True translation filed with 10 Pos Z:
:. master nj Saz Antonio. Vc".. rs re- q:
!. CURED by the act Of October 6. 1911. ::
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
FIESTA A BENEFlClO DE LOS
NINOS HUERFANOS
FRANCHISES

La noche del dia - del mes Ell
curse. tendra llgar en- el hotel Gun
ter In bale de carload que ha sidO
organizado por ia Socicdad Francesa
Dc Avuda Mutua, En- beneficio de los
niNos ~fraNceses I quienes "a guerra
dej5 huGrfanOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

ne: arti-bolshevikis. ss materia aun
de especuEacion. Fl hecho en- 81. es
cue ellos han hecho, en- el papcl al
eno Ia concession mas erande des-
de que Sc ~apoderaron del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
*4*:.:a So :. $1,000

I. True translation filed with the Post
!. master at San Antonio. Tex, as re-
!. 0uired by the act OF October s, 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Glass Is Reported
Under Consideration
for Sesate Vacancy

t-,.ea,,t.f,or ,s tenr fl,rc,l~ " riI+
,e,.,,,,.s IA - yx-,yb5r0+o,, az ~
- e,,-csqr,. ~ mo ls+e senator
So. =, ~ ,,,r,er br.,ec re r.n.
r-ess
..-...,.-. ..-.--....,
- ~ 80 $50 ~ -
=, p.'i'' ~ '''''
... ~.
~ 80.
~ '''N ~ ny 20 49,
l.ia'' ,i'''- $40.
's11ss '1'ts'st ]''1t W. 'af' ''1'f,s ~.
80 w 9PP,5''1'' 81 -
lIpIl Us P"9i''''' '' ~ ~ 10 %
,-
ol,et' "a ~ ~, ~ ~
si4e a'l' a ~ - - W. no .''
- ~ - -
ceesfui race for cIerrion Though
th,e il tsker as not ucceSsariI,.
nl,otnf. a bar AGAINST Harry ~
f.ao,,os Tp~l,er rcrardad Tor same
,,.eol.s. as r,,cst l,L,r,l,. +o rereIve the
.,rnCi7fr9aT, II helis.a5 that NJ,
f.ls.. ,a,,id make an even stronger
- 90 fzr ss dira.t exnrcssion
H. rore the e.o,,arnor has Given
~ in5,cat,or ri = choice
pis rnnor,ed irr1tnat;on 10 MICH,
son, ehod,i Who car ..p,ate success.
f,,, rarc,' is irtarnra,aa to mean INA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Refuses to Grant
lnJunctions on
War Time Prohibition

New York Nov. An refusing
70 grant in functions = Eainst enforc
ment of the wartime prohthitlo-
act and the NolSfrad enforcement
act Judge Learned Hand Of the
United States district court TOD =
differed with nine other Gri'e'
States judge who hsve attacked the
validity of wartime prohibition and
the Volstesd act.
Judge HANDS decision covered
the petitions of Jacob Euppert. Inc.
and Dreyfoos Blum Company
both based on tho claim that law was
eonfscatory ana therefore uncon
stitutional The court held that tbs
real question was whether the war
powers of congress extended beyond
the actual cessation OF hoStilltles
and declared that until the declara-
tion OF peace, congress has power to
deal with matter directly arising
from the prosecution of war.
Decisions by nine other United
States judges were as follows:
Judge Mayer, New York, held that
us per cent beer was not prohibit
ed because il had not been proved
70 he intoxicating
Judge Brown, Providence, ordered
Anderson, Boston and the tinted
States district IN New orleans. an"
three judges If the United STATE s
circuit court Of appeals, second dis
trict also held that war time FRO
hibiuon did not apply 70 any but 10
tusllv intoxicating beverages
Judge Brown. Providence. ordere
that the Volstead act be not enforced
IN view Of the probab ility that VI
would be declared Unconstitutional
Judge Evans. Louisville hold the
Eolstead act tn he unconS'ituuona
and issued an order authorizing the
sale Of taxpald vhiskey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Doubt Exists as to
Passage of the
Cloture Resolution
BY JAMES r. NorRsF..

Washington. Nov i4-The chance
Of the resolution Of cloture on the
treaty debate being adopted tomorrow
by the sens te appeared today 70 have
been considerably diminished There
are many reasons for believing that
the resolution will fall to receive the
two thirds vote required for It's adoP-
ton.
Senator Lodge the majority leader.
said Just before leaving to attend the
funeral Of Senator Martin at CHAR
lottesville. that he did not believe
the demand for cloture would carry.
The senate will meet tomorrow AT 10
and the resolution for cioture will be
called up az II.
Although the resolution Itself Is not
debatable there will be plenty Of OPP
portunity in the hour intervening for
discussion among the members which
will determine how the resolution VIII
fare. II is admitted by both Sides
that the fate OF the resolution hangs
entirely upon the action Of the Dem
orrats
II a sufficient number of them vote
with the SPONSORS Of the cloture reso-
luton they can put II through. on
the other hand most OF the trreconcil
able opponents of the treaty such as
Senators Bcrah. Johnson, Knox. Bran
degee. Reed. LaFollette. Gronna and
Morris are utterly opposed 10 having
the cloture rule invoked 1t this time
to shut Of debate.
In the opinion OF these senators, the
debate ia not likely to last very Ions
anyway and even without cioture i
will he possible TO wind up the con-
sideration of all the fifteen reserva-
lions on the Lodge program within
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
TCDAY@S PARADE

Thousands of men and women
will take part this afternoon in
the big patriotic paradA-the one
opportunity ever afforded dough
boys TO review instead Of BE- re-
viewed The com nittee felt that
the eSfishting men had hiked
enough 70 last them a life time
and had been paraded before the
appla uding multitude as many
times as thew cared 10 be So the
parade was planned 70 he OK
clus,velv = cadet and civilian af-
fair
The John Marshall cadet corps
Will. ~ course. occupy a Dromi-
nent place in the column Nc
parade in this city would he COM
plete without these boys The
mounted nd raotored police will
occupy their accumtored posi-
tons and then will come the
thou@a Of men and women war
work ers All wonan's auxiliarles
viii be represented and hundreds
Of girls who worked in powder
mills give the men who did the
fighting a chance to apraaud the
work. don" ny them during the
war
The Eenedictine cadets will ap-
near with The / NJ H s lads
The Fed Cross motor corps will
|ead the national war orga MIA
ions and the local orraniza tons
'v}i' form the third section Of the
Grade No accurate estimate Of
the number Of people who will
take Part in the parade can be
r7ade, Eus$scs 0f warfntIs commit :
terr1e0 ranging from 5000 to To-
600 The parade was scheduled
to take place on Tuesday as part
Of the ella borate ceremony com
n1emora ting the signing ~ the
Arnistice but continued rain ne
ceSsitate is postronement
The line of march will be east
along Franklin street TO Toushee
to Broad thence 10 Fifth south
70 Grace and from there 20 the
: C'spftoT Squsrt where II wftf tffs-
band
Late entrants who have not no.
tifed the committee OF their in
tention Of taking part in the pa
rade NAV report AS late as AIS
o'clock at I.ambsrdy street and
Monument avenue IN be assigned
to their position by G. letter
Jones, vice chairman of the COM
nlittee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

Great excitement reiEned at the
Grays' armory last night between the
hours Of 10 p. NJ. and midnight. The
house was literally packed with folks
who had come 10 see the society CTR
Gus and these. for the most par,
took their thrills in broken doses. i'm
bihinE modest tremor when the
trio OF ladies skipped dangerously
over the tight wire. relaxing into
conversation for n while. and finally
gulping down large, dangerous gobs
of excitement as the Jansleys reached
the climax of their marvellous act
Yes. the great mass of the audience
was moderate But the little group
which hung for two hours. tense and
auiverirg. outside the room in which
were incarcerated four raSid indi-
viduals who counted. coun e d.
checked and rechecked small bits OF
paste board. seriously impaired their
nervous systems
These were the contestants and
friends Of contestants in the arms
tice week popularity contest.
Miss Mani Johnson was announced
winner OF the nrst prize, the $1,000
automchOo Tho number Of her votes
was se3.too.
Miss Bessie Powell was runner-ur
and winner OF the second prize, a StSc
diamond ring, Her vote totalled S4l,
$50
The Blues auxiliary won the or.
ganization prize of 500 with total
of 5000 votes over the Home for In
cura hles. $500.
These findings of the COMMITTEE
we're announced from the balcony
after 1890, to no more than hand
ful Of people, But they were some
handful.
TO ASK RECOUNT.
Friends of Miss BESSIE POWELL VIII
was defeated by only e1,5So votes or
215 tickets. Immediately stated thai
the count was in error and that they
would contest the award. II n r
Schwarschild. who lured the commit
tee of counters into his office and
then heat il, could not be found, but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Miners Show no
Disposition to
Return to Work

Chicago. Nov 14.~-No coal in
quantities was produced by the
mines of the country today accord
ing t. reports received here. the
miners showed no disposition 10 re-
turn 10 work.
The operators were pessimistic
and feared the Washington confer
ence would not bring a settlement
that would enable them 10 reopen
the mines.
Tho amount Of coal in sight was
rapidly decreasing and the situation
in Chicago was so serious that
rationing was rcsorted To. The order
affected state and county depart
ments aud institutions and public
utilities.
Andrew r Murphey, editor Of
Black Diamond, said reports re
ceived by him from correspondents
throughout the country showed
there had been no response OF the
operators TO go 10 work. He said
no attempt had been made to ope-
rate with non-union miners,
ut would be dangerous t. Try TO
work non-union force" he said
1T would mean strife and blood
shed ana the operators do not feel
disposed at this time to be respon-
sihle for such conditions
AIR. Murphey said his reports
showed both miners and operators
were ava itinS the result of the
Washington conference. Ii the con-
ference failed he predicted some of
the stronger operators would try to
break the strike.
Government investigators were ex-
pected - reach the Illinois fields to-
morrow to determine what infiuen'
ces were used in inducing engineers
and pump tenders to desert their
work. permitting mines to ao1ud
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Notable Gathering of Distinguished
Americans Pays Tribute to the Mem
Dry Of Virginia's Leading States
man as Last Rites Are Said in Lit
tie University Chapel
Body Consigned to Grave as Sun Sinks Low at
Close Of Cloudess Day. MANY Prominent
Citizens Of Richmond Go to Charlottesville
F;y staff CORRESPONDENT J

Charlottesville. Va. Nov. t4-The body of Thomas
Stape@ Martin laid by tender hands in appointed place
In the university bn~nc ground at Charlottesville, rests
beside the Of his wife the midst If the hills where
youth and maid they met and pledged deahIess love
All Virginia monrned Yesterday and with her mourned
the nation in the loss Of who United States senator
served we'll his and ms country through
quarter of century The v1cenresident Of the United
States the Virginia delegation and many other members Of
Secretary at the Treasury Glass and several
he o the cabinet with host o distinguished citizens of
the Old Dominion present to take part in the final rites
Of the church and offer condolences in person to the I'M
mod ate family
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
MAKE SAFE LANDING
DESTROY THEIR Wills

Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. 1.-THE
first thing Mrs. Berry, whitney and
Mrs Harry Cameron did when they
landed from tho giant Lawson air
liner after completing flight from
Chicago to Milwaukee today was to
tear up their Wills.
We didn't know when we started
whe ther we would get through alive
and made our wills" explained Mrs,
whitney.
The liner recently completed a
flight from Chicago to New York
and. return. Commander Lawson
said that after overhauling the air
plane he will attempt a round trip
70 California