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The Columbus dispatch., 1919-11-30
THE CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK,

THE CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
Monday morning-At her country
place, Mrs. James S. Billups enter
tains at a bridge luncheon in honor
of Miss Louise Morgan.
Monday afternoon At three
o'clock, the Shuk-ho-ta Tom-a-ha
chapter will meet with Mrs. Sheffield
and Miss Sherrod. H
Tuesday afternoon-Mrs. Carleton
Billups will entertain at linen show
er for Miss Louise Morgan.
Tuesday afternoon-The Bernard
Romans Chapter, D. A. R., will have
a meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Howard King, at three o'clock.
Wednesday afterncon-From three
until six o'clock, annual Bazaar of
Z 3thnxP Pastors Aid Society of the First
Methodist church.
Wednesday-At half after twelve
o'clock, Mrs. Lee Caine will give a
luncheon complimentary to Miss
Louise Morgan.
Thursday afternoon-Th West End
Bridge Club, with Mrs. John T. Satl-
ford as hostess.
Friday afternoon-Annual holiday
Bazaar Of the Altar Guild, st. Paul's
church, at the Parish House.
Friday evening-Seven o'clock, Mrs.
I. w. Hardy entertains at dinner
party in compliment to Miss Louise
Morgan and Mr.. Samuel Kaye, Jr.
Saturday afternoon-The Reading
Circle.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-11-30

Columbus friends of Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. Mount SearIes
will be interested in learning that the
former has recently been assigned
duty at the Bremmington Navy Yards,
Seattle, Washington, and will enter
upon his work the first of December.
Before going West. Mrs. Searles will
visit her mother, Mrs. Burt, and will
be welcomed this week
@es@*
Miss Elizabeth Clay of California.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Clay so pleasantly recalled here, is
expected the early part of the week
to visit Miss Suzella Champneys, and
be a guest at the Morgan-Kaye we'd
ding on the evening of the tenth.
So
Captain and Mrs. Norman Woods
many friends in Columbus wish them
bon voyage as they sail this week
for the Philippines. where Capt I
Woods goes in the Aviation Branch
Of the Army.
ssase
Mrs. Acker Rogers Of Aberdeen
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-11-30

MENU
Roast Goose Cranberry Sauce
Celery.
Mashed Potatoes.
Salad.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-11-30

SUNDAY NIGHT DINNER AT
WOMAN'S CLUB TEA ROOM S1.00
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-11-30

Miss Suzella Champneys will return
this week from a delightful visit to
relatives in Wichita Falls, Texas.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-11-30

Mrs. Aeksr Rogers of Aberdeen
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
ORDER STRIKE AT MOBILE
Firemen and Others Called OF
Twelve Boats.

Twelve boats'
Mobile, Ala, July 14.-ApproM-
mately 500 firomen, oilers and water
tenders were ordered off of twelve
vessels lying in port here Sunday by
j. C. Moore, president OF the Mobile
branch Of the seamen's union.
The vessels here now affected by
the strike for n SIS n month Increase
and better working conditions being
carried on at Atlantic and Gulf ports,
number fifteen. according 10
strike leaders. The steamers from
which members OF the crew were
taken include vessels OF the shipping
board as well as those privately
owned.
The following steamers had fire.
men, oilers and water tenders to walk
Off, according to the local union head:
Jackson, .Panza, Aniwa, Nashotob,
Kuwa, Banaran, Moraine, Pascagoula,
Thomas l.. Wand, Eastern sun, Mo-
jave, Basaan, Lake Fostoria, Levlsa,
and the Tuscan.
1t was claimed that the steamer
Daca that left here yesterday. would
be affected by the strike when her
men would leave at Pensacola.
About twenty 1--WE negroes were
brought to Mobile yesterday from
New Orleans to replace the striking
seamen. Several men from the
sheriff's office were on the scene to
prevent anV disturbance.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
INSURANCE MAN
AT WORK AGAIN
Sanders Suffered Fifteen
Years and Had TO
Quit lob.
TANLAC RESTORES HIM
Can Eat Anything He Wants
Now and Says All His
Troubles Are Over.

Honestly Tanlac has built me up
SO in the past few weeks that my
friends hardly recognize me-" said
c. ]. Sanders, 500 Cristler street,
Dallas, Tex, local agent for the
Bankers international Life Insurance
company of Denver. -
Il had suffered from catarrh of the
stomach for fifteen years." he con-
tinued, land got so bad that had to
give up my work. I couldn't digest
anything and suffered so much pain
that for months all I could eat was
n little rice. Gas on my stomach
made me miserable and l was dread
fully nervous. phlegm was con-
stantly dropping down my throat and
vi could feel hard lump in my stom-
ach all the time.
Tanlac has done more for me than
anything I ever tried. for I have
gained nine pounds and feel like a
new man. i felt better after my first
bottle, my second gave me fine APP
petite and l was soon sleeping like
a log and was back at work again.
can eat anything want now and all
my troubles are over"
Tanlac is sold in Chattanooga by
Live and Let Live Drug Co. and by
the leading druggist in practically
every city, town and village in Amer
lCa-(Advl
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
TO CENTRALIzE PRICES
italian Government Trying TO Work ou'
Feasible Plan.

Rome, July la. P.)--The govern
ment is trying to work out some plan
TO control prices of foods and other
nece ssities. It Is realized that the or
ders made effective in some places by
local authorities and in others by the
chamber OF labor, reducing prices gem
orally so per cent, cannot continue to
be enforced, as the shopkeepers in
many instances are selling goods at less
than cost.
In Rome many stores are placarded
with red notices lettered in black: This
shop under control of the chamber Of
labor" These signs are displayed in
an effort to avoid raids by crowds.
The people seem particularly anxious
to buy shoes and there are long lines
of shoppers outside shoe stores eager
to purchase at the new prices. For
years the cost of shoes has been high
and for many persons prohibitive.
Throughout the district where the
cost OF living disorders were prevalent,
all Is quiet.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter, Erysipelas, and
other terrifying conditions of the
skin, are deep-seated blood troubles,
and applications of salves, lotions and
washes can only afford temporary re-
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the trouble. But just because local
treatment has done you no good.
there is no reason to despair. You
simply have not sought the proper
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You have the experience Of others
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
ITALIAN ENJOYS BACK

Paris, July 14.-Tomasso Tittoni.
the italian foreign minister and head
Of the Italian peace delegation, re-
turned to Paris Sunday after having
been in Rome for conferences with
his government. The foreign minis
ter was accompanied by Senators
Maggiorine Ferraris and Vittoria
Scialoia.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
WANT TO KNOW ExpENsEs

Washington, July IA complete
statement of expenditures OF the peace
commission in Paris was requested In a
resolution presented in the house by
Representative Elliot. OF Indiana, chair
man OF the committee on expenditures
of the state department.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
CALL ON PRESIDENT
Southern and Western congressman
Amonn NiaItorA

Washington, July A,-Presdent Will
son today received number OF sena-
tors and representatives, who called at
the White House to discuss variety
OF subjects. The visitors included sem
ators smith and Dial, OF South Caro-
lima; stanley Kentucky; Mcclellan.
Tennessee. and King. Utah. and Repre-
sentatives Stevenson. South Carolina.
and Johnson, Kentucky. The engage
ments today were the nrst made for
the president since his return from
Paris
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
FILIIPEos KICK

Eleven Fm.pIno laborcm are com- rlamann u an inquiry which opon- cd at l0 o'clock hls morning before Deputy State Labor Commissioner c. N sbridor into Che a0a.rs of tac Wuipmo Canucry Supply Company 7i0 King street. says Che Seattle Times of recent dato Tho labor- ers charge Che company witch cueae- ing thor services for work Iu AIas- ko during Che season Iuat closed at a stipulated price but failing to pay tbo price agreed upon when thc men were paid The hearing .s on a po- duou Gicd witch che state labor conn missioner by tho complainanis and ls being held iu Che o0ice of Deputy Commissioner shuder The laborcu are represented by Attorney Charles M. Baxter
 Present at Che hearing Is Leon Gonzalez. representing Che Bureau of Commerce and Industry. govern mcnt of thc Philippine islands. who arrived in Seattle two days ago from Manila with party Of Fmipno students ou his way Go enter liar ward University as a student Of m- iustrial management
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
WANT PRICE or
 GOLD INCREASED
-rnnLLnnal Lrom na.a '

Continued from pago D
 on account of iho low price paid for gold. ond Che old standard figure of s2067 arbitrarily established two ouuria ago Us wholly inadequate mdor Che prcont conditions.
 limitation of currency and credit and other reasons advanced aa am explanation for tho dcplorablc oon-
 dons ln Ono gold mining districts mas bo partly true. but Che simple facts prove beyond doubt Chat Che principal rcason Ia ho low price paid for Che product Whenever ii costs t8o or moro to produce m ar- lcle worth s20.GI Che production MW either have Co coase or One
 rico of Che product be raised.
 "Auothcr abatement made by Mr. Manning ia If thc need for relief continues. it should bo secured by omo means other than by subsidies rherc cannot be any question os Go ,hc necessity for relief but the one fact s clearly outstanding and that la Che closing of Q great number of gold mines and Che ceos.ng of pros locunr and development unless im- mediate and direct asHauco is ,Iycn
 "Tho suggestion made by Che com mttco to assist n improving Che methods of mining and moanurgy particularly Che latter. in tho troat- mont Of complex ores and thosc of tow gold content is good; also Ono furnishing Of supplies to gold mines by ho government at prices moro u keeping with prowar dguro; also preferred classification for railroad freight
 "I failed to dnd. though among lbo suggestions made proposition To reduce Che mcItcr charges for treatment Of ores Tho Bureau Of Mines could aHist materially In bringing about a moro equitable od- iustment of tho treatment charges m fact thc gold mining Industry should bc at oncc declared ou % pre- ,crenual basIs. unless Che produc- Hon of gold In future h not going 'o bc considered as am economic necessity m Che meantime Che de- tails Of a premium or bonus on pro- ductlon can ho worked out by prop- niy appointed committees but m order to save tho industry from utter bankruptcy direct Increase iu tho price Of gold wu have to be cstab- ushcd"
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
sIGHTsEERs

Two Indians from Che Lizard couu- try wcro adventurous enough to make hc trip down on Che Hazel B ths week. They had never seen gas boat and Che engine Of Che Hazel B Glcd them with Che deepest awe and curiosity But Chat was nothing compared to Che thrills thcy experi- enccd at hcir Grst picture show last night They grow so excited that they stood up in Che aisle through out Che performance. This morning when they wont out on Che dock at low tdo they asked in amazomcut, "Whats Che mat,or2 R.vcr fau rasti" I, is doubtful whether Wrm- gel has many visitors who arc more interested m her skyHcrapcr and other evidences of civilization chan thcsc men who arc spending every minute sightseeing WraugeIi sen- unol
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
BURNING MONEY

Ilo s gay aud blilho and sunny since the peace dovo hit Che breeze, ogory ono a burning money ius. aa though 10 grew on trees ina.t. on thrift and mWag but tbore nonc Go heed my woria lohnniea
 ay nat J um ray.ng. and throw money to Che birda Men arc draw mg pr.uce'y wasoa and ihe.r hr1asla are luci witch m.rlh md thoy lcof .orobodne sagos who predict day of dcum but thot day win come as urcIy ng lomorrowa aun wli r.so; .hmg win chen bo going poorly vith lho e.dly spending thrfl su}a Things won't boom along forever a.
 hoy'ro booming now my ir.onds
 nd Che man who's truly clover saves
 s ably aa he spends It is patent To Che knowing .n expansive tImca mo thcsc. that thc kopccka won't 1c growing always on Che shrubs and irocs There will como day of trouble. whom this boom is ioft bo. hind. and Che konock and One rublc win be mighty hard to and, happy then Che lads whose wages have bcc-
 safely placod in brine. who oboyed Inc SCOTS and mges, when Ono sav- mg graft was dno. And how sick HIl Doe Che mor.ais who l.ko spond- Ihr.fn now behave. who reply with iocr and chortlos whom we call on them to save WALT MASON
 The above. one of Walt Maaon's famous prose poems. although copy r'ghtcd is pdntod through special permission given Mr. Mason to Che United Sntcs War Loan ormniza- Ion. Buy War Savings Stamps
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
NEBIcAN srBIT sTuL MvEs!

These bc par.ou> times for many oi tuc quiet mI kindly gentlemen who are singled mt b, their apprcciativc fellow cit- zas in various American municipalities to serve .ac public .u thc office of mayor
 Witness tuc situation u Boston. where Mayor Andrew J. Peters has been com- pcI.l to face poicemwS strike and all tnc other distressing circumstances grow ing u of tlat event
 Tn. accredited ustodius of law and order having Jeff their posts. attempts were made To guard rhc city with volunteers. among them numbers 0. coIlegiaus.
 The arrangement did mot succeed. When night rc'L mobs of hoodlms swcp, the streets beating up the volunteer police, smashing windows, footing stores and. m- cdua.Iy, taking advantage of golden opportunity to 'do up striking cops, after tac latter had turned in their stars and weapons
 Morning found thc mob still busy at its destructive abors. with intrepid store keepers, like Minute Men of old shooting
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
 FOR GAS ON STOMACH

simple g'ycorinc buckthon bark. otc. as mixed In Adlor-i-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach lt acts ou both upper and lower bowel aud removes all foul matter which poisoned stomach Often CURES constipation Prevents appendicitis Tho INSTANT pIoas-
 ant action Of Adlorl-m surprises both doctors and patients. Ono man who suffered Gvc years from iudi- rotou and constipation was helped by ONE dose Guy l.. smith. drug gist
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

at lootcrs from behind baTicaded doors, with shoes and other merchandise litter ing the sidewalk in the ncighborhood of aidcd stores and with gambling horror of horors!-bcing carried on openly with- in thc shadow of the august city hall.
 Tbcrcupm, Mayor Peters rose to the u stature of his duty and his opportu- uity
 He forthwith bounced am inefficient ud insufficient police commissioner called put an the National Guard troops in Bos- on. obtained more from the governor and
 artej u to run the municipality himscli sib "tbc seat of government still at the ity hail. l."
 The moral of 1t an is that the average American mayor if sufficiently hecklcd. rrmtcd and otherwise browbeateu by a uob. always has the courage to do what las to be done in order to maintain public ndcr
 Which circumstance, although not as pcctacular as inc riotiug of the mruly, is rally more important because it shows hat the spirit which inspired the fore athcrs of this republic with willingness % ego to Hades and back if necessary to .uioy freedom under the law, still lives md functions as efficiently as it dld m Abraham Lmcoms time. Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
GOES TO MINE

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rcaudoau and children lcft on Che Ch.chagon last night for Chichagof They re- 'onuy returned from Rolling Bay Wash- where they werc visiting with Mrs. Rcaudcaua parents.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
LOCATED

Carl Hoimqu.st who left here after tho death of his wife to iocatc in Washington with his parents. Is at Mauotto. Wash. and is working In grocery store. while hia chile dren are with their grandparents at Che same place.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
THAT STRIKE

The way tine strike that is said Co be oi go. tbc Alaska Juneau mine strikes us, is tlrt u was a poorly-muagcd, ill-tmed eI fort of a few agirators to start something
 There may be mcu employed m thc Ar asSa Juneau who are working for low wages. On thc other hand, there arc me in tlc works who are making good money Why those rcw who are mot getting what thc, caU a living wage did mot roll mp tmcr war bags md goo where they could get bet- i.r wages Is thc mystery Amy mm who I, worth anything d. an as miner need rot work .or small wages these days when ..oI iob~ at high wages are plentiful
 Why should these few men who are dis satisfied with working conditions at the mine icopard.zc the jobs of thc great ma- i.rI.. or thc vorSmcu there by declaring strike. Why uot let some meu make mau., rather than throw them all out ot work at t.is place.
 T.. Alaska Juneau is mot what could bc called producing mine. lt IS at the experimental stage yet md has been strUg- .re under a severe handicap to try md aa m,o .ac dvijcutpaymg class so that rI. promises made to rlc many s'ocNho'd- cr- might bc ulIcd
 Tn. ~ta,mu, has bcm made that if the mu. cannot pay certain arbitrary wage ~e. hr certain people that it could shut down. Those people hardly realize what it would mean for thc Alaska Juneau to shut down. For ouc thing, i, would blast the hopes or hundreds ol small stockholders win. have their savings tied Up in stock lu ... company ltwou'd throw number of good m.u ow ot eood-payiug jobs and eir. gold mining n thc Juneau district ot Alaska setback that it would mot recover .om ormmy years to come.
 Prom indications. it would seem that .if- -o-cII.j strike originated in thc AL ...a Juneau boarding house ouc morning d. tH. lreaNast table. This is the same h.rm- bu~. where board and room can h. obtained for Sa2 per mouth We might nu. think ,a much about 1t if the agitation had .ut started rHrrc Think of these tc. lows Hu- ur m ~ham aud-' such as Is -ety.J t.-rc ..r such small price starting strike To t.'l some or tdc married men whether or uo, they shal. work.
 W. have never been able to learn if a y.rcu. th. vorsmcu was taken to deter min. whether or uor they wished to strike N. Gmmd, were made O. thc company m- HI after .nc strike was called That may b. playing ruc -mr bu, 1t is mot accord m- tu.IIovIc
 We upoat that if those who called this aHreod strike lowed their fellow wor.ucu a~ t.e. claim to do. instead of working for t.c low w.-. they claim they were getting they would have rolled mp their blankets ul Itt for some of thc places where the L-. wages are that they talk about. They ~ . have gone away without saving a vorU md ..f those men alone who are mak- m- -ooI mouc, on account oi their obili- t..~ a- w0rSmcu
 t,rr.r,r..tN- -.r,rr,r-r SINH ITl-E-r
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

Jus, why the agitators have picked on hc Alaska Juneau as fertile field on which Co try out their principles we have ailcJ to discover Why not go somewhere where someone is proiitccrmg from the abor of worliugmcul Why try to kill the oosc that lays the golden egg The only ,ucS who are making anything from thc AL ska Juneau are those who are working here. It is cmch that the stockholders ,rc not getting anything out of it.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
AT PORT WALTER

News hos been brought Co town thot Mr land Mu Gene Van Den Wyor. formerly Of tha place. arc now at Port Walter working at tho canncry Gene works in Che can- ncry n Che day time and does bare bulng at night They expect Co Doe In town soon on thoir way Go Bol- g.um for a visit Their son. Hubert is ut Hood bay
 For tho best and uoatcst Job print- mr. cnmn ln Lhn Now. nlIcn.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

Delegate Grgsby is proving himself to lc a docr Hc has helped hustle several bills through Congress already, the latest being the Petersburg bonding bill to en- tblc the town of Petersburg to build a school house and am electric light plant Who 6ddlcd around with the Juneau .oudug bin for long time and then let a audry man come to Washington and put
 through
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

Ciucmatti has won the National League louuaut Good for the Reds. They have lru persistent occupants of a position so rear the cellar for SO long that their win his year will not only help the sport but rII encourage other cities that have been andidatcs for cellar championships.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19
BACK AGAIN

Joe Jones. who for the past sov- orai months has bon acting s a scout to look up mining claims In he whitohorso district for r. w. Bradley, s back in Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

Iii Johnson of California is making a wmg around the circle and making bid or popularity He is the man that elected Wilson in the last campaign and may have .emc hopes of stepping into his shoes
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

Perhaps tho waiter forgot to put finger bowls on the table at the Alaska Juneau boarding house Monday morning. It is aw- ul when worSmgmcu can't get service with their meals.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

Become @ stockholder in Che unIt- cd States buy war-aavinw stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

Emma Goldman has been deportcd lack to Russia. Poor old Russia. There .rc whole lot of other people whose pas age should be booked back to the com- rics from which they came They don't i've m Nov Nork. eIthcr
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-19

According to a paid advertisement m lc Empire of Wednesday night the only av that it is now possible to get a drink n Juneau would be to declare yourself am mti-suikc man. That ad. shows anyone yho can reason at all that the promoters of his so-called strike are foW-flushers.