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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-06

Tho delegation headed by Samuel Com.
pers, president OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor. met the British parlla.
mentary committee Of the trades union
congress-. but failed to reach an agree
Hent on a propose by Mr.. qompers that
q purely trades union international CON.
terence be beta concurrentIy with the
peace conference. 80
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-06

by q vote OF a to % the lower ho,,a.
e me IDAHO legislature passed a mes
eQsoIaat addressed to those United States
senators now opposing equal suffrage"
~ wn.chs taey are urged to support ena
etitutton. coh-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-06

onservers In Washington, noting tho
ei'ort OF the president and his cabinet
20 hold up war time wages. and the fact
.naa manufacturers. being without orders
o.il. we aging off more and moro men,
Gepartment In discharginy men =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-06
HEAR
WILSON ideas
ON CONGRESS
President Addresses Joint Ses-
sion of French Parliament
Plans Rush the League of Ma
tions During the Week.

Paris. Feb. 4-Robert Lansing.
the American Sc cretary of state,
was unanimously elected president
o. Tie committee on responsibility
for the war which held it's first
meeting today at the foreign Of
fice.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-06

ueaera farm loan bonds may now 1.
SnSsn' from each q the u land banks
sser.tarv new uNeasury policy ordered BY
NOS have : sold since Januar sasss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-06

For nearly 100 years the life boat crews
Of the United Kingdom have served ths
British people. Since the outbreak of the
war the life boats were launched on sery-
Ice 1898 times; they went to the aid of
mined or t%orpedoed vessels $50 tines, saw
Ing 6.032 lives for Great Britain and her
allies. There were 1913 lives saved from,
casualties directly due to war. and "a
saved from s%eaplanes. And yet this In
stitution ia, and always has been, sup
ported without subsidy from the state,
put entirely by voluntary contributions.
Sir Charles c. Allom, head OF the Cos.
port Aircraft Company. says: ut Is !ogi-
cal that a flying boat must be the craft
to make the transatlantic trip. We are
building the largest flying boat in the
world at the present time. which can
make the trip and return at an eco
nomicai speed of rs miles an hour il
necessary. It would be a sportsrnan's
game to cross by airplane at high speed,
put u Is the flying boat that will be Sc
!ected to make the voyage an ~undoubted
nuccess." -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
LOC0tene|lt Pctru SdVu.

LVUVlVIlUlll IUtIu UQvu.
Flu al unei fruntase 81 prea
cinstite familii Gle taran romin
dim Pianul de JOS, judetul Sibiiu
lui. Petru Savu a fost totdeauna
eel dintiiu in scoala. Intreg IL
caul la terminal tot ca eminent.
Parinti ilui buni. vazind lumina
sfmta din capul fiului lor, au
cheltust Gu ell ci tau putut, dar
cheltuielile grele de la nniverS-
tate, unde ell Isl alesese cariera
d inginer, unde tinarul trebuc
s;l stee de carte. sa 1nvcte, nu
poate lucra in vre-o cancelarle
si-si cistige 81 el ccva, acestea
parintii sal abba de lie puteau
purta. CT petru avea un frate,
Ion, in America. Acesta, ca toti
Rominasii noStri harnici. apuca-
Sc la prindere !buna, la vcnitc
flAmoase in America, 81 Ion,
mindru de capul bun al fratelni
sau, la spus: Mergi numai 81 In
vata! Parintii ti-or da cit vor
putea, nu-i apasam Gu cheltuie.i
pc carl sa le prea simta, tot cc-
ii lipseste. iii dau eu.
81 bunul frate Nutu din Ame-
rica, purtat aproape toate chel-
tuielile dragului sau frate Petru,
in / ami la Universitatc.
Olnd era in anul din urma, pc
sfirsitul ostenelIlor, veni razbo-
iul. Petru Savu fu dus 81 ell, ca
mil de alti tineri romini, s;i lupte
pentru Ungaria, stapina pc a.
tmci peste trupurile noastre a
-celor din Ardeal. :.
Intro ri Rush l-au prins 81 pc
el. Cind cei mai insufletiti dintre
al ncstri formara trupele de vo-
luntari earl sd vina in Rominia
sd aiute la lupta de zdrobire a
Ungariei. Pctru Savu fost prin-
ire eel dintii care s a scris volun-
tar 81 vcnit, acum ca Otter ro-
min. in Moldova. LIS a facut ma
reata primirc la lasi, cjci marea-
ia era fapta lor.
Cind Romfnia a TRIMS cele din
til trupe ca sa intre 81 cuprlnda
Basarabia. slobozindu-O din ro-
bia ruseasca. ibatalionul in care
era Savu, a fost intre cele dim
til trimise ca libcratoare frati-
lor basarabeni. Atunci ell S "a dus
la O ruda a sa (d-na Maria Mota)
81 dindu-i banii ce avea 81 lucru-
rile sale. la zis: ..De-o Fl sd NOR
in razboiul Ia care plec, du aceste
lucruri surorii mele dragi 81 dali
lie ca semn al dragostei ce lam
purtat 81 pc aici.
a scapat GU zile din Basarabia,
unde sa purtat foarte BRAY
Neni vremea pacii GU Nemtii,
punerea armelor la picior, apoi
prabusirea Nemtilor 81 ridicarea
de nou a armei 81 a steagurilor
Romine, 81 plecarea spre rivnitul
Ardeal. Atunci Locotenentul Pc
tru Savu merse la ruda sa. dina
Mota,si, plin de fericire ii spuse
- Da-mi acum lucrurile ce IL
am lasat 81 banii ca ma due a.
cum sal due Ell 1nsumi surorii
mele
81 si-a luat lucrurilc 81 era nn-
mai bucurie, ca-si va revedea pc
scnmpa sd mama, batrm3. pc i'll
bitul tata batrIn 81 Pc draga sa
sora
Ci, pc drum, la Adjudul Nou,
in Moldova, il cuprindc ticaloa. a
boala .-gripa spaniola" care BIN
tuia. 81 in 4-5 zile ii stinse IL
nara viata!. A fost 1nmorm7n-
tat cu cinste mare, 81 plins de
toata oastea, de Corpul Volunta-
rilor Aredeleni, earl il stiau Sill
iubeau... A ajuns pima la hota-
rul pamfntului fagaduintei, Il
aci cazut, fara a-si putea pune
piciorul intrinsul, 81 in pamint
strain s'a asezat.
ST l-au plins GU durere nespusa
iubitorii parinti 81 draga sora 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

fratcle indepartat. 81 moi toti
citi am auzit de ncnorocita lri
poveste. 81 fratcle din America,
Ion Savu din Niles, Ohio, tri-
mis- ON anumc pima acasa. Gu
bani de cheltuiala ori cit ar Fl,
ca sal ridice din hotarul depar-
tat unde zacca instrainat, 81 sa
duca acasa, Sal aseze in NOR
mint nou, aproape de casa pa
rinteasca. dc locurile copilarici
sale dulci, de parintii 81 fratii
sal -.
81 l-au ridicat de la Adjudul
nou al Moldovei, 81 l-au adus pes
tc Palanca, Chimes. Brasov, Vint,
la Sebcsul Sasesc 81 de aci acasa
la Pianul de JOS. unde-l asteptau
toate rudeniile 81 tot satul 81
plingeau perderea lui cea faca
vreme. ST l-au prohodit de nou
rreotii DR.. Stanca 81 Dana 81 l-au
pus in mormint nou, lfnga bisc-
rica copilariei lui.
ST sarmana hui mama, care nu-
81 mai afla stare, 81 sarmanHl
sau tata, care nh mai sta pc ce
lume G. s'au linistit mutt dc
end i-au mai vazut odata fata
sill stu, macar asa, aproape de
casa lor. de curtea lor, de pot
merge sal mfngaie zilnic NOR
mintul 81 sal spuna vorba, pc
care sufletul lui trcbue so audd
o inteleaga 81 sd le raspunda. ;.
NJ G aceasta povestca trissa
numai a lui fetru savu. - ci a
suite 81 suite de familii romine, a
caror nadejde 81 lumina, s'a pus
in acest razboiu, in acest fel iii
pamint.
Toti varsau 0 lacrima pc NOR
mintnl lor si-i scriem in sufletele
noastre ca pc fiji eel buni, ne
carl Domnul ii va primi 81 aseza
intre alesii sal in ceruri.
(,,Libertatea".)
Decedatul are un frate in Wa
rren. Ohio, ell numele John j.
Savu).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

Decedatul are un frate in Wa
rren. Ohio, ell numele John j
Savu).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ABOUT RHEUMATISM
Nhnt Thousands Have Found Give,
Relief From This Painful rroubI.

RhcumaiiS:n is constitutional dis
ease manifcsting itself in local aches
and pains. iniiamcd joints and s,ir
muscles. IT cannot be cured by local
or external applications. 1t mus, have
constitutional treatment
axe 4 course of the great blood
purifying and tonic medicine. Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which corrccts the ucid
condition of tho blood on which rhcu
matism depends. and gives permanent
feiici. This medicine combines, with
excellent alternatives and tonics. what
Is generally conceded to be the most CT
fect.ve agent in the treatment Of thi.
disease.
II cathartic or laxative is needed
take Hoods Pills Purely vegetable
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
lc "ECoNoE.:c TREASON"
German Writers Thus Describe Market
Ing Grain ut higher Price In
Holland

BlIRLIN. Dec. 16.---"Economic trea-
SOM is the term applied by German
writer's to those who in the past month
since the gathering of the wheat har-
TO Holland, obtaining II better price
than the grain sells for in Germany
anu set allowing the Dutch buyers to
make huge profit
Inc smuggling of grain across the
noroer Is fairly easy matter. and so
inc GERMAN farmers in the west have
pe ri sending tons across into Holland.
mere IL legal provision rorpiddne
,ns SHportotion OF wheat. and other
n mnS,h' ana punishment Of from u
us hhes up TO 10000 marks. nui ihrc.t.
t ehe" pumishment is insufficient 10 stop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
LOUISVILLE DlSIlILERS NOW
bELlENE THEY HAVE WAY OF 4
lily Ass0cin tnl lLr.--..

LOUISVILLE, KY.T.DGc. lG.--k way
out apparently has, bnen found for ais
iQuor on hand By the SGpreme Courts
decision holding wartime prohibition
constitutional
y plan Vas presented 10 dlS.i!.ors
hc;o today Is :,.,rcsentatIvcs of st"nrn
snip lines operating services out o.
Eaa:'.csicn. brunswick. jack sonvillc,
savannah and Wilmington to Cuba
south America and Europe. II con-
templates immediate shipment Of liquor
stocks IN Kentucky estimated AT So
100000 gallons IN bonded warehouses.
iarSe!N TO cuban ports for storage ana
subsequently, resale III Cuba Hr shin
mont 10 OlhGr inrniEn ncun 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
NEW YORK. LIQUOR COUNSEL
CONSIDERING. civil, <C1yay

yrSGht!n% large liquor interests In New
ioIh intimated today ;l1at civil ac.
tion asains' the United states govern
men; might be The noNI stem ~ .ho
aeht against prohibition and thar COM
n XXX Sho Tor losses estimated nj $500
"Vp'ouV would De sought. The law
H,ulnrsme Sour; virtually connscated The
Local banhir- CIRCLES viii DE hut III
l't AFFECTED 'ny-tNc courts decision. i,
was said l.arcc loans wcrc outsI1.I.
.HS on War"housc receipts earlier in
'@e Year: hut nearly Al! have been
.iu!dated in recent months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
WARTIME ACT is TABLED
AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
REFUSES TO TAKE ACTION
Presidential Prociomation Declaring
War nj End Can bring About
Wet Respite.
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rHv Universal Seryicc. !

49,. u
WASHINGTON. Dot. Al6-Oniy Il
presidential proclamation declaring
dcmobilization complete and the war
ut an end can bring wet" respite
before national prohibition becomes
effective in January.
No relief can be expected from Con-
crcss. II is not even disposed TO con-
slider the matter further. THIS sen,i-
ment was plainly manifested today
tee ayotcd 10 table the bill introduced
by Representative Gallivan, o. Mas
sachusetts. providing for the repeal
OF the wartime prohibition act.
The vote on the motion TO Kill the
measure Was Overwhelmingly aiiirma-
tive. The count. 10 10 :, WAS ind ca
and Vii, 1t IS believed, preclude FUR
Their efforts TO have Congress eliminate
the wartime act,
Although suffering from the reverse
in Congress and yesterdays decision
OF the supreme Court declaring the
wartime ac;; Constitutional. the vets
time j. IS focused OFT the prohibition
amendment.
seck to rrins ORIGINAL suit.
tiun OF New Jersey pet$ oncd the
supreme Court for permission TO bring
in an oriEina! suit to test the con;
tho Nolstoad enforcement law. An in
junction also was asked restraining
The Federal and state governments from
enforcing national prohibition in New
In its brief the New Jersey associa-
ton submits that the amendment is
invalid ~ that IT inicrfercs with
Nfth amendment % the Constitution.
because I "a Cunrscatcry. The further
coutcntion is made that the House did
not legally pass the measure because
!; FeSs!rfs only ;wo,t9'rds vote OF Of
total membership o. the House.
Third Point Is NaiScd.
The aSsoCIaton makes the third
po!n. that neither Congress nor the
state Leg .s!aturcs had the power 10
propose or ra;fy the amendment the
people alone possessing this powc.
through referendum and for that rea
new proclamation OF the date when
national prohlpit!on is effective i
necessary, 1t is maintained, because OF
the withdrawal Of the Ohio ra; .fication
as the result OF II state referendum.
This should delay prohibition on, year.
the liquor interests ella N.
u is anticipated that n similar suit
probably VIII he fled tomorrow in nc-
hall OF the State Of Rhode Island by
Attorney General kice. Attorney Cen
cral Rice has been voted $4,000 by the
state Legislature TO conduc; the tight
on the amendment. \ decision an
Will hear the cases w!l. likely he
forthcoming on Monday, when a de-
cision is also expected on the right
OF Congress TO define beverage con
tanning an alcoholic content OF 80
per cont as .1toN lcatins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

L1NCfIBURG. VA. Dec. iG.-rhc,
i i,thnIi ot Il. {. Beasley. a prominent
s..ynchburG. was held this afternoon
from his late residence on Floyd Street.
pastor Court street Methodist Church.
nasis,ed by Dr. 4; II. Honnett. former
Green. presiding elder of the Lvnchbi,r,.
district of that church. g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
NORMAL CONDITIONS IN
DIS'rItlnt'TIO< Of coal

WASHINGTON. Dee. l6.-Vir,ually
normal conditions in the distribution
of Goa! have been restored. The rail-
road administration today began de-
iivcrinC all coal as billed, except in
some few emergency cases where
diversions will be necessary. The
order reducing by o. per cent the
amount OF coal permitted 10 be cooked
q lSo was resc.ndcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
liook,vorm Inspection,s Rc,u,t

,INN Tile. VA.. Dec. l6-Ur. WIZ
iiain T.; Cation: representative OF tic
Hiate Bonrd of Health. has just COM
pIeted a hookworm survey In pittsyi-
n Una, county Twelve hundred cxami-
it,onS or school children were made
Iound TO be Infected In one school tho
Tive OF injection. was as high as d3
n TTF IN nr en-; TWO schools were found free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
. $50 SALOONS TO CIOSi:
DOORS N CHICAGO, Ill,

CIuc. RS Hs.9''N,iiI rrGs1: ,,,,s,,i
.: ch!caeo's 5,ooo saloons viii cioss
their doors or So'ito othe, business
on January !, according TO AN csti-
mate today b. II, j. Mccarthy. sccrc-
tary OF the Illinois Liquor Dealers,
Protective Association. Most OF the
saloonkcepcrs had operated soft-drlnk
Establishments with their regular corps
OF hartendcrs since July | In tho hope
ihat the war time act would be do
t.arel invalid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

enter Mexico. as has been charged BY
She Nincitcan press, according to Il
iiicrmosiilo. SONORA, newspaper. Quot
i InT Asuirrs BerianEa. Minister OF the
n1, INC article says that strict
oIncerS to refuse admission to Dol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
I. w. w. Counsel nc,,. 80,

counsel for thirty-two members of Inc
industrial Workers of the World. on
.rlti IN Federal Court charged with
~ rested their case late today with
out Offering testimony. The govern
mon. already had rested BY agree
mcht arguments then were begun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
FINAL ACTION is TAKEN
BY CONGRESS ON EDGE BILL
Measure Designed to Form Corpora
lions 10 Finance Export Tr,dc
NOW Goes 10 White House.
tBy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON. Dec. lC.-Final ac-
, non oE Congress on the Edge bill nm-
.nopihlnS the formation Of corporations
70 nhancc American export trade was
1akSn today In the adoption OF the
oonk ference report by the Senate. Tho
'''Snsu re now goes to the White House.
OPPOSITION TO the bill was expressed
~ tic senate by Senator Gronna Re
bu n, ny or North Dakota, who oh
holders the double value liability i'm
posed ON the shareholders OF bnnks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

:, - ~ DOC IT--TIc "+Ilclng' .,
ins r-,e .Gs 20 ,p.rmi; the Widen
a9E re rchef q traffic congestion v.ts
HHhcl onrd hy Tho voters In t6f MIMI
, ,,.nh. election today. on tho license
lp.7Si 80 -'i-', no,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
CHINA PLANS DISARMAMENT
deduction OF 20 Per Cent VIII n. NAL.
In Nations Military Forces r.,
Rcducc ENpcnncs
fIsv Universal scryicc

WASHINGTON. Dec. lG.-China nro-
poses to take the lead In disarmament
according TO aaviccs received bv ,n.
State Department. y reduction az %
per cent In the military forces az .h.
nation is planned. the dispatchoS . o.c
as Il measure OF financial rdhabiiita ,io;,' z
by this reduction lit is expected thai
an annual saving Of $2O,00O.0OO viii be-
effected. $50 w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ST. LOUIS LiOuOR MEN
FIJI. \I.\k- ,Jn,r/,~-..

LuCIs, Mo. Doc lG-Motions -
.;sSI9'Vo the Temporary injunction is.
sntH a:a!asi the district attorney and
lns collector of internal revcnue rer,
IN p"Sem0er >, restraining Them Ton,
,t,rr'cr.Ms Win the sale OF whisky,
NvIt granted ~ United states Jul:s
vans, IN court hove fnn1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

~ :\SltsN i;G, Dee iG-Nirs /, NJ
f,!'Wi, 81, q native OF Amherst Coum.
[.,.r ~ haG been living. horc for q
T. " Tinsley ''0"'o 81 Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Julius FrommclI nIcx

I:fNCliBURG. Dec. I6--IulIus From,
melt. az. who had lived here eighteen
TicorH. died Monday ut his hoinc OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

Will be the hirhcst-pad state officer
III rs, ieNaS january /. when tho increase
ny tho Highway Commission today
becomes effective.
MOBILE. ALA. Dec. 1G.-,R. G. cobb.
traffic manager OF the local chamber
OF Commerce left tonight for Birming-
M nam ,Lo w p,rn,, he Will attend meeting
mittee. of which he is Il mcmber. to
wind up the affairs of tho body in
antieipation of tho return of railroads
NORFOLK. VA. Dee. le.-Tho
United States tug l3xnlorcr, owned Ivy
which went ashore Tuesday OF ,nst
week. sixty miles below Cape Henry.
on the North Carolina coast. has been
abandoned by wreckers. II Will DO 4,
total loss.
=, NEW YORK. Dec. l6,-rhe life of
and former officer in the Au,erican ard
British armies. who attempted suicide
hy, Smoo' ,I last night, n9ns in the
m "niahce MS Ms morning; A. the hos
stated he had rcgaincd consciousness.
but. thai his condition was very
grave.
NEW IoRk. Dee. ia iortnishtly
by tho Tactic Steam %av!gatiSm COM tH
ao;%heed hfre ,onisht. The slips Vii
call NJ other ports on the. Western
coast in addition TO Valparaiso
PARIS. Dec. 16.-A new German del
eSaiion arrived in Paris this morning
10 discuss compensation for the sink
Ing OF the German warsliips in Scapa
DOUGLAS. ARIH.. Dec. l6.-No for
ciGn Bolshevists have been allowed TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
MINE OWNER DISL IKES
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
Declares One Clause in Plan Will Mean Another Ia Pei
Cent Wage Increase to Mners-Operator Declares
He Is Not Bound by Indianapolis Agreement

the miners ana the operators have
provided that these dliculties shall
De compromised in fashion that will
the earnings OF men. The govern
ments PROPOSAL. as view il, may
result in twice the II ncr cent increase
Dr.. Garfield was willing to allow"
Senator Wolco,t incurred as to
coal strike had Vet been attained
Operator Not Hound.
You. as an operator. don't YOU think
No. don't" Guthrie replicd.
That's right" Senator W"ico,, said.
agreement there. Nor is there any my
power in the government to set up n
commission which Will iiN wages ana
prices OF coal. 1t can be merely adj
Chairman Erciinghuysen. after adj
iournmcnt OF the session. said there
would he more hearings. but did no;
CONTEMPT CHARGES. ARE
CONTINUED IN 81 CASES
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec. lt.-
Charse$ OF contempt Of court against
Mine Workers Of America. with one
exception. were continued this morn
ing by United States District Judge
\. Il Anderson unit! such date rs
il is deemed advisable TO bring the
eases again before the court.
The exception Is the charge against
alexander itowa;, president of the
Kansas district Of tlH mine workers,
who Is charged with continued viola
ton q: the courts Injunction against
iurthcrancc OF the strike.
Attorneys for Howa;. who is under
SlV,oo"0oond. were instructed TO have
him appear in cour, noNt Monday
morning. December 80. Government
a,t2rnoys charge tina. since the agree
mcht reached by the miners last week
10 end the strike on the basis sug-
Ccsted by President Wilson. iIowat
mas been Instrumental in ending the
strike in the Kansas region in so far
IS ii affected men called out on Octo-
Der 81. but has succeeded in Keeping
OUT men who were on Il local strike
prior 20 the general strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

AUSTIN. TEN. Dec 1G-n
Windrow. state highway engineer.
VIII be tho hiEhcst-paid State officer
III ieNas January /. when tho incrcase
In ms salary To $4,000 Il year. granted
u! mo Highway Commission today.
becomes effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Alexander Tnk.. na.,,

WASHINGTON. Dec ", 'n
representative Jushua wv. Alcx,nier
LOOK the oath today as Se:..t.,..H 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

To Fprtify The system Aynt,
rakkc LASATlIE BROMO QUIEiNi,
,rraDiets when destroy germs, net -. -
,, ohic anu Laxative. and thus prevent
Co,ds. Grip and Influenza. rhcrn eli.
only ono "BROMO DUMMIES l. ~, ~
SShH n ) signature on the box. 3oc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Internal Differences"

AS l read the memorandum given
out ny Attorncy-C General Palmer" Mr.
Guthrie replied, 1T is proposed 10 SET
uo q commission with mower TO FIX
Maec scales md coal prices. One OF
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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-14
DANCE HALL SCENES COMING TO THE COLISEUM SOON

Chinatown, as it was some years ago, with the big dance halls of the Barbary Coast and the motley crews from the fleets of the world anchor ing in the Golden Gate making the most of their time on shore, is shown in Mary Pickford's latest Artcraft picture, "Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley" which will be shown at the Coliseum Theatre Sunday. The ex. terior scenes were filmed on the streets of San Francisco and scores of slant-eyed Mongolians added "at- mosphere' to the picture.
 "Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley was adapted by Frances Marion from the novel by Belle K. Mandates, and presents "America's Sweetheart" as Q product of the slums, who has some amusing and exciting exper- fences. Among her admirers are two favored ones-a bartender and a gilded society youth
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-14
THEA IRE ATTRA CT 0 NS General New. of Local Theatres, Screen Stars
 and Features

ceivable. It deals with the love affair of the Cardinals ward, Liane de Merode She is a charming young girl As her parents are dead she has been brought up in a convent Upon coming to the Cardinals home to visit him she meets Maurice Lam beaux and becomes interested in him
 Then comes the German invasion of Belgium with it's attendant mis. cry. The convent to which Lianl returns, is sacked. She is found in the street unconscious by the Car dinal From this time on event1 follow one another at lightning speed. Eventually everything comes out satisfactorily for the lovers.
 "The Cross bearers is one of the most forcible and interest pictures that has been turned out in a lon :, time. It is one of the most brilliant lY staged pictures ever projected on the screen. Altogether it is a req treat. See it.