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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23
SPOR ITS

NEWARK, N. J. Dec 22- tPl Frank Morgan. the noted Pttsburg heavyweight, tonight knocked out Sergeant Jack Butler, of Chicago, in the first of scheduled eight round bout Butler won considerable fame for his boxing while in the army
 Mickey Donley, lightweight of New ark, was given the decision of Joe Benjamin. or San Francisco. This is the first decision that the westenor has lost since he invaded the east. Joey Fox English featherweighr and Joe Lynch, of New York, fought eight fast, furious rounds. Lynch was floored in the eighth but was up i'm mrdiateIy and carried the fight to his opponent He earned draw Jack Sharkey, of New York, out pointed Patsy Johnson, of Trenton in eight rounds
 LEONARD GETS DECISION
 ATLANTA Ge. Dec. 22. -CP) Ben ny Leonard champion lightweight boxer of the world, was given a news paper decision over Jake Abel, of this city, in an eight round bout here to- night The state laws prevent an official decision from being given. Leonard had the best of the match all the way thru but was unable to slip over a knockout punch.
 NOT SELL AORNS8Y.
 ST LOUIS, Mo, Dec 22.-LP) President Branch Hickey, of the st. Louis national league baseball club tonight denied reports that he is planning to sell or that he has already traded Roger Hornsby 10 another club. Speaking of the matter, Mr. Hickey said that he had been offered four other ballplayers and $75,OOO in cash for Hornsby which he had defi- nitely refused. He said that Hornsby is not for sale. The St Louis ball player is rated as the leading third sacker in baseball and many of the national league clubs are vainly trying to get him in their payrolls
 OREGON HOPES TO WIN.
 PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 22.-LP)- The football eleven of the University of Oregon is here and hard at work fog the coming game with the un- defeated Harvard eleven. The west erners are practicing twice daily and hope to win their game which is to be played here on New Years Day.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23

In nearly every city where "peaceful picketing" is in progress troops are having to be called out to save the lives of the men who desire to keep at work.-Boston
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23
GIFTS 79ei To PnSSSE iIs SSFs

Having enlarged our store space are now prepared to take of your Christmas wants. Gail and see goods now on display Coats, and Wool Sweaters
 Silk
 Skirts Pettcoats Waist Goodwin Corsets, Camp Underwear,
 Silk Hosiery and Caps-Yokes, n Crochet, Society Package Goods,
 Also Stamped Centerpieces, Day Pillow cases-Gues Candle Shades, GIobes-china, Deposit Wear, Hankerchiefs Christmas Cards-Taly Place Cards-Nany Novelties Notions Embroidery Cottons, Goods-DoIs-RatIes-Etc. THE FASHION SHOP
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23

Pictures and picture frames a Anderson Bros. & kerIand.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23

EATON, CRANE aua P.<E'S STA TlCNERY-- BOX and TAaLETS M'iNTosH & kUaCN, Oruaas.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
BURLESON REFUSES TO GIVE
BACK SYSTEM TO MACKAY
PostmnStcr-GcncrnI Says Lines Must
lie Returned To Owners at
Snmc Iiur.

WASHlNGTON, May l.-Posimaster-
General Burloson today refused to con-
slider the request OF Clarence H. Mackay
for the immediate return OF tho posta!
Telegraph Company lines to private
ownership
MIR Burlcson sent the following ,clc-
gram to Mr.. Mackay:
,Rcplying to your telegram of the
10Th YOU arc advised that the public
intcrcs; requires that the telegraph ana
telcphon" systems now being operated
under government control all be han
dicd AS ono proposition until Congress
takes some action with respect to
them
ITO do as you reques, would result
IN IN" wires under government con
troll being in competition with .-i-
waite corporation in thoSc parts OF tho
country where traffic is most profitable
and leaving the burden OF giving 10
the pubic under COMMUNICATIVE
schedule OF rates Il nation wide tclc-
graDn service serving the unproiitablc
territory as well as the profitable. This
wouid enable your corporation TO take
III" profitable business and continue 10
disregard the equally important hut
more costly, service for the entire
country.
The Interest," of the public service
must be guarded before privat. interest
can be considered. The business Of
your company is in no way jcopHrdizcd
by continued government control and
under no circumstances Will be"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
NEW YORK POLICE HOPE
soon TO ARREST PIOJvr.p.

NEW, YORK, May l.-Policc and
f'nrraI "iil"iais expressed condolences
r"dnN maj The perpetrators of tho
hntloh-W WIDE piot TO take the lives OF
promlhcnt men by the distribution OF
bombs through the mails soon would
~ unn"' arrest \ painstakinG invcs-
ileailoh OF the mailing from New York
~ inor" nan a score Of the bombs, in
tended TO deal death as Mav nav
demonstration. II is believed. OF some
"narchistlc group. was reported to he
progressing with execution of success
recent activities Of members Of the
ihdustrIaI Workers of the World were
Citrd by the police as under scrutiny
Meantime, the international labor 1ay
Mas observer mere by several thousand
WorN'rS, who instituted one a :,
strikc. but thcr" was no disorder
fol!c" inspector Faurot who ordered
NC sixteen explosive parcels found in
INC. New York poSt-oficc brought to
poIi'e headquarters from the fire de-
har''ncht bureau Of comhustiblcs
where ih"N had been sent by tho pOstaj
autnoiiiicS declared that he expected
10 ma hnrcrprints on tho informal de-
ICES winch would lac compared with
scrtiiion records OF many anarcbists
ana members Of tho Industrial workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
TWO HOMBS ARE FOUND
IN SALT LAKE OFFICE

SALT lake CITY. May bombs
auurcssed to Senator William n. King
ana Attorney Frank *. Ncbckcr were
found by local post office inspectors
nerc today The deadly packages are
identical with those discovered bv
postal officials in the mail yesterday in
inherent cities throughout tho coun-
Try Thc name Of Climbed BROTHERS de-
partmcnt store. New York. appeared on
uhc wrappers and the packages were
wrapped in the same kind of paper as
otnerS which have been discovered
reports reaching here tonight warn
local post office officials TO be on the
lookout for similar bombs addressed
70 senator Reed Smoot and David
Gcrshcn special agent for tic Depart
ment Of Justice. All incoming mails
are being searched
The bomb addressed to Ncbckcr WAS
delivered at his office before the local
oihcialS had been warned TO be on the
lookout for tho explosives Ncbckcr.
VINO gained national fame while scry-
ing AS chief government prosecutor
against tho 100 l. W. W. members con-
Nictcd IN Chicago last year. was on his
way TO Washington when the bomb
was delivered at his Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
DECLARE TEN THOUSAND
KOREANS WERE KILLED
SecrcHry or Provisional Goycrumc,,
Makes That Claim IN Public
Address.

WASHINGTON. May Ten thou
sand Koreans have been killed and
'o'ooo imprisoncG by the Japanese
SINCE inc revolt for independence be-
San, DR.: SynSman Ilhec. secretary of
STATE or tho provisional government
ot Korea, declared In an address here
today. lie spoke before the national
popular government league.
Japanese authorities In America -.
ne Rcclarcd, have deprecated the
Sasualty lists sent to this country from
Shanghai since the Japanese nrst took
iorcibic and Prussiam-likc means TO
put down the revolution. But our
cable dispatches from Shanghai. which
nave now been confirmed. reported
mat 10000 Koreans were killed and
$4,000 arrested. and imprisonment in
Japanese Jail. means death in most
cases. and almost invariably torture
churches have been burned. villages
destroyed, and mTSi. women and child
rcn massacred. One little girl. who
held up poster proclaiminG tho rights
or the Koreans, had her hands slashcu
eff by a Japanese soldier.
This is the history OF japanese rule
of Korea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
CITY SELLS NEARLY
HALF BOND QUOTA
Continual From First ragcl

continued From First PaGc.)
honor roll of concerns with. every em-
ployee the owner OF one or more bonds
IheN were the Spotlcss Company and
the Walk-Over Boot shop.
ORGANIZATION Booths.
Mrs. Cabell announced that women's
organizations selling bonds in the
booths today would be as follows:
!. NJ &. ~. Mrs. {. 4. Savilie chair
man. at Cohen's: BARTON Heights
Noincns Club, Mrs. T. =. Toone, chair
man, at Miller 4 Rhoads: l. V y A..
Mrs. w. W. Morton. chairman. at Ina.
miners Musicians club, Mrs J. X
bowman chairman, at Second and
Broad Streets: Richmond Committee
or The National Civic Federation. Mrs
i. a Hodges. chairman, az Mosby's
ana Richmond Kindergarten AssOcia
at fourqurcan-T Temple Company.
10 the largest purchaser OF bonds
placed through the booth in the Jener-
son Hotel tonigh; will be given a can
tu0Ii German helmet straight from
the battle fields Of France. il was an
nouhced last night oy Mrs. 4. " Ran
d"!ph. Jr.. cha irman Of the booth This
helmet bears the date and name Of tho
nun manufacturer, and was taken by
an American boy from Inc dead body
OF ms enemy. VINO fell after a terrible
cnEountcr. An accurate record of all
ers and the prize awarded when The
booth closes for tho night,
Fifth RESERVE District figures.
SUBSCRIPTIONS by districts: Rich-
mond district. Maryland. sIS.oo7, 800
3istrict OF Columbia, *i.357.l50 Vir.
Sini H. VI ;;:91.55o; West Virginia. So
South Carolina sl,lS2.95o total, so.
subscribers. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02

This city and else Where in the Country 1n ~
u"t,nS the last few years.
an exhaustive examination was being
Inspector Faurot said
Have Force OF Humid Grenade.
At fire headquarters. where one of
me bombs was taken apart. it was
10 the nationality of the makers. The
aGte were We're distinc,ive. Chief In
machinery; He believed The explosive
force Of the bombs was equivalent to
that OF a hand grenade.
While Police Inspector r'aurots in
side men" worked on the bombs. a
h large forge Of detectives secured the
ing evidence OF the explosives plot
Youth of Nineteen Is Held.
police court magistrate turned
over To the Federal authorizes today
Nathan Ao1amowitz. arrested last night
on charge OF distributing Bolshevist
literature on the street and in rcstau-
the police quoted Bolshevist propa
Sanda circulated among American and
allied troops at Archangcl. and also
urged 4 general amnesty or general
Strik" IN connection with the convic-
tlon OF Debs and Haywood.
SimiIa- TO German Mines
The police today received informa-
:
mat the construction of the bombs
sent in the mails 10 prominent persons
o SHOWED startling resemblance in
German mines found by the navy navy Of
the coast
Persons in, touch with tho Federal
ana fnunlcipal authorities predicted to-
uaE mat the hauntS Of the Reds here
would be invaded and many radicals
deported This opinion was expressed
aiter a conference among Federal au-
thorities. which ended after midnight.
is understood these officials de-
anarchists and others or their tvpo in
New York After tho confSrcnce
Police Commissioner Enright ordered
every district where i, was thought
May Day demonstrations might take
IT was announced this morning that
mere Was the ono addressed TO Post
~ Ef Il .h Of The buEcau of combus,ibles
wrapped during the day.
1T does not resemble any machine
J. have ever come across" Egam said
Ut is the ncateSt and from The stand
point Of mechanical arrangement, the
cieNerest have ever seen"
Two bombs, one Of them addressed
city. and the other 10 AN unk nown ad-
drcssec in Utah. were returned TO
Gtmhris department store, for add
Tuesday by shipping clerk most
Office inspectors learned today
According to the inspectors the clerk
opened one of >thc packages, took out
the bottle OF acid and examined the
percussion caps and other mechanism
Of tho Internal machine before return
ing them to he box and placing the
additional postage on both packa Ees
sufficient TO carry them 10 their dcs-
tinationE The clerk thought the ma
Cnine was Joke" the inspectors sai
Efforts arc being made 10 intercept the
packages, the address of only ono or
which III" CORK could recall definitely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
IN JAIL, SEEKS PULPIT
Prisoner Would Preach Go>pcI Nov,
nc SAYS ns He Leaves
Chicago Prison.

CHICAGO. May I.-From hr;dovoI,
10 pulpit. That is tho step planned by
Alexander Patterson. twcnty-two wh.
recently served :, term in the bride.
by his wife.
patterson was recently released and
thcn arrested on a second charge nled
by his wife. lie is now waiting trial
On May 10 on the second charge
The III days served in the hriJc.
well decided me On this course" Pal.
terson explained. II resolved tina;
when released ] would study for tho
ministry and specialize in prison re.
form work. My heart and soul goes
out TO tho man or woman who must
i!nccr IN a jail coll. shall hcgir
my studies al the Moody institute as
soon as possible and when gradual,
| shall ask 10 he assigned to prison
work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
EIGHTY OFFICERS INJURED
AND FIFTY HELD IN p<RIs

( PARIS, May. During ;he course
: "t me day eighty poiicemen were
{ were made. Among those slightly in
y lnred were Leon louhauX. general sec
: rotary OF the Federation OF Labor
and Deputy Ponce;
\ Young man was killed in the opera
"lis'rie,. Fifteen persons were wound
snoighborhood Of the Care Dc FEST.
when crowds stoned the cavalry. and
many shots were fired.
.-zr. several speakers have add:cs Scd the.
aSsemblaEcs in the houlevards and adj
Nised them that they were the weaker
party. and suggested that they return
10 the Place de Ia Republiuuc and the
of Paris
sThc crowd then began to move slow
IN thai direction, and the situa-
ton seemed TO be quietine
some thirty persons We're injured
carly this evening between ,ho Place.
dc Ia NepuhliQuc and the Place dc Ia
Rasiilc when the police, with drawn
Saners, charged a crowd which had
troops In this district. the Fifteenth
hasScurs, remained passive during
tre melee The injured were members
Ut boih opposing parties.
INC most Conspicuous feature OF the
governments measures against possiblc
trouble was tho occupation OF the
Place de Ia Concordc by cavalry 10 in
.-sprc the enforcement OF the order
against street demonstrations
shortly after o'clock in tho after
occupied positions near the Hotel de
'Srillon. headquarters OF tho American
peace delegation, in tho Rue Royalc
and The Rue de Rivol! Shuadrons Or
~Ecpublican Guards assembled here and
there in the streets leading from tn.
principal boulovards.
Cessation OF Work CoupIc,e
-, The cessation Of work for the dav
In accordance with tho plan for the
Twenty four hour shutdown was viz
::tuallE complete. Not q wheel was
furrinE on any OF tho Transportation
listens; and taxicaabs and omnihuses
and cafes were closed arid rucets in tho
hotels went hungry if they had not
Inppiicd themselves with food before
la nd. Even tho drug stores closed
sorts did not open. No ncwsoapore
we're published and periodic s,onps scs
occurred IN the postal and wire scrv-
ICES throughout tho day
Industry on all sides was in state
aoi complete inactivity. work being
suspended by evcry class of labor
Many Went hungry.
- The eating problem was scrious as
,;iearly 10000 persons in rariq cus.n
-:laarilN take their meals In pubic ca;
piacoS: me city jewellers rs a
overnight from tho shops and bakeries
In the hotels. where even tho custo-
mary services were denied the guests.
LIE problem Of meals for tho day was
Sariously solved some of Tho hos.nI
RIGS sent food FOR the day To no
s rooms last night with the noti-
-Fcation that walters would hc iarii
Eng. '''"-
a persistent rain ,hroushou, ,,o
&renoon gave tho city dismal ana
Storcs were opcn. but were expcc,cS
ID close al noon Places FOR Inc s:1"
IN LIQUOR az retail were open. 'fhe
.tfe-up or the Transportation lines was
:Doken somewhat by the appearance Of
@f-few taxicabs on the streets "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
A REAL IRON TONIC
Like PeptirOn May Br Just Whut You
Need This Sprfnr

Like Peptfron May Br .Just Whur You
Need This Spring.
Probably nine people out OF ten have
lost or are losing their grin on health
in these trying months OF awful chi
denies exposure 10 damp chang ca hi c
weather. and association with sick peo.
pie In ovcrhcatcd homes
Depicted blood. loss Of the rcd cor.
rUsc!es. shattered nerves loss OF AN.
petite, dull, dozy feelings in the head
lrri'abiiity, all loudly call for the real
tonic strength and nourishnent that
,tpt'roh VII! give you. II is a won
ueriul corrective Of ancmc tendency.
pa Iencss, lanGuor. nerve exhaustion
fcptiron restores the rcd corpusclcs
10 the blood and gives q NATURAL cicor
ana snap that Keeps up courage, makes
you chccry and helpful TO your family
ana friends, and contributes wonder
fuily TO the health OF all Rcmcmbcr
this one thinE-as vitality positively
,rue-icptlron IS rcni iron tonic
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
VIRGINIA OFFICER GRANTED
D. S. c. FOR ACTION ABROAD
MnJor Rice McNutt IouciI. or Norton,
Leads battalion Against
Superior Forces.
IBY Associntcdtprnssl

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Muior Hicc
McNutt Houcll. Norton. Va, and Private
Mac Dudley. Dickson. Tenn. have been
awarded Distinguished Service Crosses.
saccorHlns TO announcement today by
the War Department.
Major foucli was cited for extra
ordinary heroism near Verdun, France
October ! to ~. 1918 Taking Command
OF his battalion after the bnttaiion
commander had been mortaiIy wounded
Major Toucll. with one company and
no artillery support, pushed forward
Two milometcrs under heavy fire. tiriy
ing pack force of enemy Infantry,
supcrlor In number to. his own, and
capturing important positions
Ihe decoration for Private Dudley
was given for extraordinary ncroism
III in acton near Tcrny- Sorny, FRANCE.
,,I,,S carried messages between
nro icaucrS through heavy shell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
DEBATERS IN CHAPEL HILL
Prcliminn rics Arc Being Held 10 Scicct
-Four for Aycock Cup
Contest.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHAPEL HILL May The first
round Of tho prcliminarics TO select
the four dcbaters for the .tycock me-
mortal cup were held here tonight
The visitors began To arrive yestcr-
day morning, and continued in a steady
stream throughout the day All da y
the society halls and other available
buildings on the campus rang with
the echoes Of tho youthful prators as
they added the final touches 20 their
speeches. Faculty members served as
Judges tonight while upper classmen
in the university acted as officers OF
Tho debate.
For the Preliminarics tonight the
teams were divided by lots into see
tons on the affirmative and negative
moro hcinG ten seciinMs OF nach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
AFTER BURLESON'S SCALP
Head of Electrical Workers Ipdirntc,
Strike viii Not H. Called II
He Resigns.

Sl'RlNGFlEl-h. ills. May LII
Postmas, err ;encral Hir!cson resigns
a. head of the telegraph and telephone
lines. there is a rcmotc chance that
the threatened strike or the electrical
workers might not be called" said
Charles IT, Ford secretary OF tho Inter
national brotherhood OF Electrical
Workers
Tho electrical workers arc ballotinr
on tho question Of calling a nation
vide strike July ]. because the i'osi-
naster-Gcncral refused TO recognizes
tho electrical workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
ENGLAND Is QUIET. EXCEry
FOR rt\I<HIRST oITUI-HSr
IBy Associatcd pres,

IN NHHuVIdloN Ircsv- I
:-I,CNDON, May MAY Day in Eng.
Land was celebrated pcaccfuIly Thrrc
&fre professions by iaboriics ma
meetings in various industrial center.
III London and also big parndn or
SOCIALISTS through the West End r.
5Hciivered.
---sThc only untoward demonstration,
;Eas when Sylvia Pankhurst. tho mi,i
lii siihrae"tte. and score Of women
supporters tried 10 force an nntr;,I,r.'
into the House OF Commons
NC ponce prevented thcir entry and
MISS PankhurSt WAS arrested
lin Scotland the miners ioo, :, l,nl,
LAY. In Dublin business was generally
suspended and the ;hcatcrs wrro
CLOSED. There were no meetings or,
professions, which were pruhibitrd
Railway service in Ireland Was tic1
up, except in Ulster
Business in Belfast proceeded AS
usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
THREE POLICEMEN snor
-, IN NONBIRi RIDTI>t.

@.sBOSTON, May l.-Rioting rollowcd
several May Day meetings in the RON.
bury district late today. Three police
sons were arrested Boston police re-
serves were rushed from hvc precincts
10 to%Dury uDon receipt by telephone
cnai thrcc separate riots were in nro-
Efess rive hundred men described
10 the police as BolshcviSts, were hold
sing parade.
--sAn mother officer was stabbed, and a
number or radicals were badly bc,tcn.
stWo men who were arrested arc i'm
sthospital. and others were treated bv
iariy tonight II2 arrests had been
made, sixteen being wopdcn and INC
n9llce were ,combing TIC section for
mig further dcmonstraJions.
greet Opera House thd radicals filed
fgn.o mo strr"t 90 S1g red flags
I, !" v, !, aatplllp.'lgl "a II " Haunting rad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02

Acting Chief p j. Barry. of Tho burc,u
ct Investigation OF the Department of
Justice. said every effort would he
i,cIleved me w paskage to ITS source.
II do not attribute the attempt on
Judge lanois' life to tho l. w. W.
thiet Barry said. They have too many
things at stake now TO try anything
or the sort. l believe this and the
oIhcrs arc the work OF Il crank, for the
sender lacks cunning"
Efforts OF Socialists toward a MAY
uny celebration were baked by Chief
Oh ioIicc John j. Clarity. who refused
10 issue permit for Il parade al
though importuncd by Seymour Stcd-
man and other prominent Socialists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
POSTAL SERVICE
ON LOOKOUT FOR
BOMBS IN MAIL S

'Dnnilnucd From First raEcD
tho cvcrman home last nigh, il Is
believed IL probably would have hccn
opchch without question, because tho
TWO daughters of Senator C)ycrm;,,,
Wcrc married last night. and Hundreds.
OF SiftS wcr" received by mail and OK.
press from all parts Of the country
senator oNcrman stated this morn
!hG mar he had no idea who had son,
inc bomb. but said he had received
several lc'tcrs IN tho past threatening
aEalnSt enemy propaganda in this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
JUDGE lands BOMB SAME
As THOSE FOUND IN NEW YORK
by Associated Press.

CHIcAGO. May 1.-The novelty
package received by Federal Judge
lands through the mail from New York
Yesterday was opened today and found
10 be of the same construction as the
bombs found in the New York post
Office and other parts of the country.
Police and Federal officers toda v
MAINTAINED strict watch around all pub
nc buildings and institutions
tcderal officials were inclined TO at
tribute the suspected attempt on the
lie or Judge Lands as the work or
ANARCHISTS rather than members OF
radical societies or individuals who
have recently been before the courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
MAY DAY Stops All
WORK IN RIESOS <lRES

buENoS AIRES. May MAY Day
Innr. hour strike all over tho republic,
IN this city the stoppagc OF business
WIS complete, aud included tram cars
taHicapS: coaches, hotels. restaurants
ana an food purvcyors Many thcairrs
closed and no newspapers were nub-
Labor mass-mcctinss wcrc hold q,
various parts OF tho city during Tho
DAY: Because Of alarming rumors
military and naval forces were on
guard throughout the republic