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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12
NeIs Sorby Is Appointed Chief of Police and H. H. Folsom Is Named City
 Attorney.
BEHRENDS TREASURER
Dr. Sloane Is Reappointed Health Officer and Sim Freiman Fire Chief-Oth-
 CT Appointments.
NEW CITY OFFICERS
City Treasurer-B. M. Beh

City Treasurer-B. M. Beh rends.
 City Clerk-A. B. Cole. Chief-of-P f-Police-Nels Sorby. Chief of Fire Department Sim Freiman.
 Fire Truck Driver-M. s. Pratt
 Assistant Fire Truck Driver Elliott Fremming. City Attorney-H. H. Fol som.
 City Health Officer-Dr. l.. O. Sloane.
 Street Commissioner - Ern- est M Policy.
 City Assessor-A. A. Hum frey.
 Cemetery Caretaker C. Biernoff.
 Assistant Wharfinger Jos eph A. Snow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12
THE GREATEST QUESTION
 OF THE AGE

The question of frightened jailor. (what must l do to be saved), will be the subject of an address given at the Methodist Church Sunday even ing at eight o'clock There are many great questions before the world to- day, but this is a question that has been asked by all the people flown through the ages to the present time; and it is still a live and ourn. ing question; men have tried many ways to answer it; there is but one answer. Come and hear it.
 This is the first of series of ser mons on great questions" which will be given for the next few weeks. The best cup O. coffee in town. at the Alaska Grill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12

URBANA, Ill.-E. c. (Dutch) Stern aman, star halfback on the 1916 and 1917 University of Illinois football teams, and who was elected to cap tain the 1918 team, has received his discharge from army service and has returned to school. Sternaman, whose squirming. lodging runs en- abled Coach Zuppke to keep in the running, left school last Spring and has been acting as physical director at Camp Funston, Kans. He played on the camp football team last Fall His experience and ability are ex- pected to prove big factors in the building up of backfield for hig i919 machine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12

DETROIT--Earl Golding. left handed pitcher, who played semi professional baseball in Eastern Ohio before entering the army, has been added to the staff of the Detroit American League club. and will he given a trial with the squad at Ma con, Ga
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12

THE EMPIRES classineds pay.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
LABOR And CAPITAL
MEET IN OCTOBER
CONFERENCE BETWEEN IMPORT.
ANT FACTORS CALLED BY
PRESIDENT WILSON.

Washington. = The conference be
tween labor capital and agricultural
interests called by President Wilson
for discussion of the present situation
Will be held in Washington between
October 5 and 10, it was learned al
the White House
The president has written to the
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
states. representatives Of the leading
agricultural associations. investment
bankers and to Samuel GompeFs.
president of the American Federation
of Labor, asking that they submit.
nominations for delegates representing
each group. After receiving this list
en- route 10 the Pacific Coast. tho
president will then select a list Of his
avn and combine the two
Forty or - delegates will D
chosen.
Preliminary arrangement for tho
conference We're discussed at a Carl
net meeting and II vas said al the
White House thai the full list OF dele
gates proba BY would be ready soon.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
ACCIDENTS.

An all-night joyride of 10 ne
visits to ST. Louis counr
gardens. ended in the auttnds
cident in which Elmer Campb,|
Louis newsboy. was killed.
Ten persons died from insas
each American soldier killed d |
a well known insurance compgj
elared. placing the number
fiuenza deaths at half-millN.|
George Stormer. an express
senger of the Chicago & Alto
way. was found dead near CARD
He is believed to have been Nd
while en- route to Peoria to sf1
Dor Day.
Boys at Fairmont, W. Va, y
a piece of trolley wire to ua
about the neck of a bull. TAa
tossed the other end over trolg'
Completing the circuit, they d'
bull over the car tracks and y
NAL was killed instantly.
TIL monitor Glowworm la
sunk at Beresnik by the exp@
an ammunition barge. Il is y
that 20 men were killed and
missing.
Twelve members Of the eres
iour-master auxiliary sc1ocne'
Roberts arrived at yarmouth
and reported that their snip
with ammunition, caught IRE ID
up al sea.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
LABOR.

President Wilson has agreed 10 IN.
dertake to bring about a conference
between representatives Of the steel
workers and Of the United States Steel
Corporation, in an effort 10 avert a
threatened strike.
Senator Poindexter. Republican. of
Washington, replying TO criticism from
S.. Louis business men OF the plan
fer a conference O. capital and labor
made public a letter declaring that
some men of property We're not even
aware OF the danger of revolution in
the United States
Appeals from the Chamber OF Com
merce for a postponement en- account
of the visit OF President Wilson to
Columbus failed TO prevent a strike
of the Columbus street car men.
William T. Hogan, an / ". ". or
ganizer al Lakota Ind. was bound
over to the distric. court for trial on
the charge OF attempting to murder
two Great Northern trainmen.
A majority of the shopmen employed
at the shops Of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Railroad Company. at
Hayeloek, Neb-, walked cat for higher
wages.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
PERSONAL

The editor of the indsDs,.l
eialist newspaper volks z.is1
been sentenced 10 jail for ts,s|
on a charge of having .jnsuts|
Noske. German minister n d
in an editorial.
To receive treatment for h,
from which he has been been !.
for some time. Maj Gen. n
crowder went TO Colorado Sal
King Albert and Queen 3
Of Belgium will arrive in Va.
about October and will BE- :
the President and Mrs. Wil;a
White House.
Catherine BreshkoYsaya. r,
the grandmother OF the Russ
olution." has left Prague and i
ing TO Russia.
With her prayers for a tf4
answered and her country n
Mrs Katherine Wielebski died
waukee, aged Ing years.
Vice Admiral Albert Glg
sumed command of the ASH
with the rank Of full admiral
him recently b. congress at P
Wilson's request
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark h.
years old. sister Of Champ Ga
CT speaker Of lie house Of r;
tiyes, died at Santa Cruz. G
was bern in Anderson, Ky
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
PATRIOT WARNS
PRES. CARRANzA
MEXICAN GENERAL WARNS ALL
FACTIONS OF DANGER OF
u. S INTERVENTION.

Washington. = Warning Mexicans
that Intervention by the United
States IS imminent. Gen. Salvador
Alyarado. one OF tho leaders in the
Carranzs government throughout its
Course. has addressed an open letter
10 Carranza himself and Gems. Obre.
gon and Gonzales. in which he ar
raigns conditions IN Mexico in scath-
ing fashion
Alya, ado. who attracted attention
Of all the Pan-Amerieans for his ad-
ministration in Yucatan. estimated
that the present daily death list n
the scattered fighting between federal
troops and rebels is loo a day In
Mexico City alone. he says. 5000 chill
dren die each year for want OF PRO
per food and clothing and shelter.
Alsvrado. after trying 10 make the
radical theories of the new Mexican
constitution work n actual practice.
declares the system must be changed.
He declares Mexico has passed from
che extreme OF an irresponsible. CD
.tructicnfst= Congress 10 the ether-a
eespotic, coruptins and ultra per
sonal presidential regime without re-
sponsibility or legal restraint He
excoriates tie administration Of tas.
ice charging fra justice : sold %
The highest bidder
The full text Of Alyarade's remark
able communication has just reached
lie State Department. where officials
regard i as sign that members Of
sarTanza's inner circle realize daI.-
gar
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
GENERAL PERSH|NG
WELCOMED HOME
GREAT CROWDS GREAT A. E. r
COMMANDER IN HIS RE.
TURN TO u. S.
New York.-Ameriea has welcom.

New York.-America has welcom-
ed General Pershing home.
Honored BY foreign rulers and
governments, the commander in chief
OF the mightiest army that ever
fought is way TO victory under thu
Stars and Stripes, returned to his
own folk 10 meet a greater honor
tban any foreign potentate or power
could confsr-the thanks of the
worlds greatest democracy. 10 the
man Who had planned the decisive
TOW in democracy's supreme fight
against tyranny.
The stern-faeed soldier. who had
maintained his iron self-control amid
the shamhles Of The Meuse and tn
blood dranched forests OF Argonne.
vas net proof against the tribute Of
praise and gratitude which vas roar
Cd from hundreds Of thousands Of
threats and hearts Of his fellow eiti-
zens.
His voice trem5led with emoaoa
as he responded ID the greetings ex-
tended BY Secretary Of Var Baker IN
his own behalf. and that Of lie pres
cent. as well as the welcoming al
dress Of Representatives of the Ser.
etc and House the state and CITY.
As his car passed slowly through
tie cheering multitudes which jam
ned Broadway from the Battery =
the City Hal. General PersRing At
tempted il vain to maintain lis com
posture. At first ne replied to the
cheers with the sin salute which
military etiquette demands. but he
Has soon carried away by the storm
OF applause which swept in great
gusts about hin. Rising to his fee.
he waved his cap about his head
With a boyish gesture which told how
deeply he was stirred, while the grim
lines OF his bronzed face broke into 4
smile which vas as infectious as II
was rare
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
DOM ESTc.

The British cable ship Colonia re-
Gently completed the laying of a new
cable from England BY way Of Ascen.
sion, St Vincent and FayaI. The
steamer laid 1850 nautical miles Of
cable IN 81 days.
A monument is to re erected in
Lyons, France. in honor Of Bartholo-
new Thimonnier, who the French saw
was the inventor Fl the sewing ma.
chine
Emma Goldman Of New York sen.
fenced to two years imprisonment and
fined 10000 for interfering with the
army draft, filed pplication for re.
lease from the Missouri penitentiary
September 81
Ratification Of the peace treaty
without amendment was favored in =
majority report submitted by special
committee OF the American Bar Asso-
citation, al Boston.
Addressing the session Of me Amer.
lean Chemical Society here, DR.. Thos
a. Nofloh' d!estun expert, declared
thai after years of dependence upon
Germany for is dyes, America now
more than supplies its own needs in
artificial colors.
The chamber of deputies at Rome
adopted the bill giving Italian women
the right OF suffrage.
The proposed amalgamation If mo
Welsh Presbyterian Church win t6s
Presbyterian Church, was acted pDo5
ia{orably BY The general assembly a.
me former organization. in session >,
Racine Wis.
The safety deposit vault Of the Firs,
National Bank of Marissa. m wa.
blown open and 10 OF the 90 safaIy
deposit boxes Iiaed.
Mormon missionaries have ona.ec
another campaign in England with tbe
object Of Turing young English Girl, n.
70 Salt Lake City. e''''
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
CON E5Sf0NA-

president wilson. before ieavlng on
.-aaz- - Sc country. signed the bill
E - psrsHa neat the rank e general
s=- General P=rsaiag. commander CT
Dr.. American EXpedlti9nary Forces.
md sent the nomination to the senate.
Plans for an organized t3Hr Of. Re
publican speakers in the wake 81 Pres
dent Wilson'S traHscontinenral tour
were abandoned a conference OF lie.
publican senators
Senator Hitchcock, Of Nebraska
Democratic leader asserted in a sen
sze speech that the majority Of the
senators never would accept any OF
he committee changes.
\ bill amending the pure food and
6-yg act was introduced by Chair
nan Haugen Of the house agriculture
committee. 10 prevent false marking
= food packages that are but half
dHed.
Resuming its hearings on the peace
treaty. the senate foreign relations
committee heard the plea on behalf OF
the government set up BY Hungary
after is separation frol the Austfo-
Hungarian empire.
General Pershing will head the
narades in New York and Washington
O. tie First Division. It was formally
announced BY Major-General James ".
McAndreW.
President Wilson will visit 80 cities
during his tour OF the country IN the
interest OF the peace treaty and VIII
be absent from Washington until Sep
TENDER So
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12

ARKANSAS MASoNs SUFFER
THIRD LOSS sY SAME CAUSE
IN THREE WEEKS.
FIREMEN LACK EQUIPMENT
Had - Aerial Truck ana Could Nct
Step Fire a Oarorea1 ~
Loft C Burning
5ull1ins

Fort SmIth.-The historic Masonic
Temple, 9 three-stos brick s.ruoiurs
erected tHirIy-Eso years aE9. and -
Gated IN a thicKfy populated reSitsn.
tial district vas destroyed - firs
with loss ranging from $4,000 y
<25601 Defective electrical wiring
IN the attic is believed to have been
responsible
The building VAS the home ef
seven Masonic frateHuItieS. who ear
red SIS 600 insurance They lost
paraphernalia ard jbrary valued
4 $1,000 in addition to many histor-
ie paintings that were valued beyond
money.
Lack Of an aerial truck prevented
he firemen from easily extingaish-
ing The fire in IFS infancy For five
hours they fought the flames On The
third floor from the street below.
The eupalo Of The building collapsed
early and carried everything with =
through the second ana third floors
70 he first floor.
Arthur RAY. aged ten. was seriously
injured when q part Of wall col
lapsed and buried him under show
er Of brick after the fire was ex-
tinguished
The local temple IS The third NJ
sonic building destroyed b. fire in
his state IN three weeks. Just eight
days before tie Masonic Temple at
Little Rock VAS destroyed b. fire.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
CRIMINAL.

FlInton Briggs, 26 years old, a dis
charged negro soldier, was shot and
killed by 80 men three miles south
OF Star City. Ark.
The case of Patrick =MeCambridge,
chief of police OF Madison, H..
charged with assault with intent to
commit murder. probably will be taken
I'D BY the Madison county grand jury
a. Edwardsyille next month.
Two men held up Herman Stone in
rs jewelFy store, s. Louis. and took
diamonds valued at $1,000 from The
safe and got away IN an automobile
A gang of FIVE men robbed the safe
Of a branch office Of the American Elk.
press Company Al Chicago, and es-
capped with between $1,000 and SO,
GEO.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
FOREIGN.

A defense Of Mexico agalha
representations. particularly ~
United States, regarding the
foreigners and their propep
contained in message Of III
Carranza read at the opening
of congress at Mexico City
It is announced that KING |
Queen Elizabeth, witt Grove 4
Leopold, will sail SeptemOsl :!
the United States on an ~
warship.
Germany. defeated on the %
turned to the east, where she \
ing battle with the hope Of ~,
the victory she could not WI
other fronts" Ignace Jan. raw
Polish premier, declared.
The indemnity Of l,ooo.oae ;
paid to France for the kliilas :.
Mannheim in Berlin in lsi' :,
gift of a private person U.s.
seeing the matter settled,
Joseph ". Carman, a taTn5 :.
40 years old. vas found nly'. :,
shot to death with shotgun '
his bed al Houston Mo.
The peace treaty with Ger1 D,
unanimously ratified By the :.
land Parliament after nehl. !.
Labor party had criticised =, :
Bare legs are the uston J ;, b
Probably not one u A'e q 4
own stockings. a4d 1aa3
shoes. except tie
strapped On bare
There we're u ste4..iers 2. :.
of the port OF Para tae z
the Amazon. I, wis I.1''t' .
regret that only one Of 'hs
ers vas American.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

A worlds record of ffty-six consec-
utiye hits on : 16-inch bulls ey, at 500
yards was made by Lieut.. R. E. Smith
OF the American expeditionary forces
in Swiss miss and out" match at the
annual tournament at Seagirt, y. ].
A fire. which originated in the tipple
OF the Springside mine. owned by the
Smith,Lohr cal Mining Co, Pana. Ill.
destroyed the surface works OF mine.
The damage was estimated at $500, 900.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
7r-1C- E-lC
+ Condensed NetUs Ite,|
SHORT STORIES TERSELY TOID -
i THE BENEFIT OF BUSY READFpc
L7r--------l E - - e -

TOT 5ae a-=t tine in
thTee cardinals win o.,
political mass N ~ g4.siil
Beace service Sa1r'a~ +, 10
al The Baltimore cat6ed s.'''aI
Several new arosesss.
turing IN the steel ina. 9 !
be presented at the co- =
Association Of Iron AND 5,i' q III.
cal ENGINEERS in the Stss s.'' |
September - TO &c 'e''s'
The theft Of SIM m, 4
Bonds and s3.5o5 in c. .s9
in the Office Of the n ~ NO
Boston and Albany Rs i1s.',
South Station Boston, was ~, = :.
The license Of Cant h.. :
pilot of the steamer wv W. !
seized by goYemmen, ~. -.
found carryiny 1850 bo -
from Kenosha, Wis, to o. a.,
revoked. 41
The first airplane to tv IN.
service between France =. :
arrived at Rabat '-4
The new policy of the :,
ment=in operating arsenal :
in any way diminish the -.
commanding officers Of Wv =.
tons. Secretary Baker nss'
a formal statement.
4 bomb was thrown Al
Rushdi Pasha. premier .,
Alexandria.
W. H. BUD Doble. for 4,
premier =reinsman of The /,
in Los Angeles. Cal, wbs,
made his home since h
driving trotters.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Antidrv League Claims Victory.

Washing on=At meeting Of the
Antidry League here. " " Malone,
president said the league was being
dfsbanded after successful cam
pafgn in Virginia He added that on
August : every wet candidate for
both branches OF the assembly was
overwhelmingly elected at a cost OF
SIS -"
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Senate Passes Prchi Bill.

Washington. = TIE prohibition En-
forcement bill was passed by the
Senate VII bout a record vote and vir-
tually IN The form il came from com
rnittee. TIE measure now goes %
conference for discussion Of amend
ments inserted in the House bill py.
me Senate
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Plans Of New Party comnIete-

Dallas. Tex = Plans for recon
stracting' the present Democratic
party organization in Texas Wera
completed here at a meeting Of the
Advisory Committee Of The party fac.
ion which, al a recent meeting in
Fort Worth. laid down a new platform
Of principles. enunciated by former
Senator J. ". Bailey
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
NAV Use .eanneas Sermons.

Lake Geneva. Wis-"Canned' ser
mons" are a possibility in pastorless
Presbyterian churches as a result Of
action taken AZ the Presbyterian New
Era Conference It was disclosed that
5000 Of the 10000 Presbyterian pui.
pits are vacant.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
c%iLa A. cnr;,1E.IL

sprfngfeId-0ne hundred and sew
euty-fye boiIermakers and helpers
n the shops OF the St.
Louis-San FRANCISCO Railroad at
Springfield struck because OF the re-
fusaI OF President Wilson to accede
to the fun demands Of the shop crafts
Of the country for increased wages.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
a.ard More Hero Medals.

Washington The War Depart
raent announced that General Perish
:rr had awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross 70 Lieut. 5. NJ. Hank
irrs. Qusnah. Tex. and Prlvates Ora
vel Garcia. Davis. Tex. and Charlie
y Kearns. Drum8right. Okla.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
War On Patent Pirates

Philadelphia.-War on patent II.
rates was declared by the American
Chemical Society in convention her..
\ system w&s discussed which would
throw German patents, now lying idle
in the patent Office, open to American
manufacturers.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
FOR HURRIED READERS.

Camp Pike The Rock OF The
Marine Pest No. rs. Veterans o. For
eizn Mars. an organization o. tn
ssh Infantry. met at Camp Pike .
elect officers. The Rock of he MaTne
Post has approximately 5000 men
hers and Is composed Of men who
served Nth the 3sth Infantry 4
France and Germany during the wa
Little Roek-4l msn Who we're
drafted Or enlisted for The period Q:
the war vii Be released from the ser.
ice b. september -. according 70 a
memorandum issued a Camp PIKE.
Men Rho cannot be replaced b. the
available REGULAR army men. howeFee.
Niil b retained.
Little Roek.-Abont 81 per cent II
he gins over fhe state Klf be epea
= September 3. i VS. said al thu
Little Rock Cotton Exchange Tho
season is late n opening. BIZ about .
days. but cotton IS beginning 70 move
The August condition report was bet
ter than local cotton men expected.
Little Rock-The total school pop
ulatIon in Arkansas for the school
yeef ending June 80. 1919. is 663.2I7.
or an increase II 6,34i over last year,
according tc a compilation OF the cen
sus reports from the various coun.
Ties made public BY John l. Pond, su-
perintt ndent OF public instruction
DeQueen.-The Sewer County Oh
Company. now drilling a well near
Lockesburg. has increased its capital
stock TO 100000. with the intention
Of drilling several tests on the
leases. The Well at present is more
than TOO feet deep. The driIlers have
encountered several pockets OF oil.
Little Roek.-Governor Brough has
offered a reward OF $3.50 70 suppi2-
ment reward Of $1,000 already offer
ID for the apprehension % the Pc
sons who are alleged - have SCI fire
to two diamond reduction plants on
one Of the diamond fields OF Pike
county. near Marfreesboro-
Harrison-Former County Judge
Y 4. Freeing IS the newly appoint
ID CENSUS supervisor for the 1920 cen
sus. His Jurisdiction covers the
Third congressional district. consist
lng Of 1o counties
Heiena-Building il almost a. a
s.andstill IN Helena and West HeE
ma on account Of lack 81 material
Half a hundred houses in the two
cities are in an unfinished state. an
MANI business buildings have bee
Effected BY similar troubles
Bentonville.-The shortage q cars
IN which to ship apples Is causIa,
zanGh inconvenience and anxiety e
apple growers and buyers ard tele
gram, signed by leading fruit men
askIng for relief. was sent % he d.
.ectOr general OF railroads.
C9arksville. - Cataloss announcing
inc Johnson county FAR. Oetober Il
10 Is. have been issued More thar
$1,000 II prizes Is offered for *
hibiis-
stamps The local public schoo
win not open until October s tt.
new 100000 school building is bein.
rushed % completion Tor the term.
searey-A public health nurse ha
Teen secured for White county
through the efforts Of the local Re-
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
ahor Men suaaest solutloo.

WASHINGTON. Application OF nc
nr;nciples OF tie League Of Nations
covenant 20 The Mexican situation
bas heen ipdorsed BY the American
Federation O. Labor through its exec
ntire council.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
sel,fyn,,s Security Guaranteed.

London. - The Evening STANDARD
says It learns on the highest author
fty that Belgiums' security in the fu-
ture Is TO be guaranteed against Ger
man aggression by Great Britain and
the United States
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
gsi.h csverrs eetrayer Sentenced.

paris. - Georges CASTOR Quien. on
trial before court-martial. charged
with having had reasonable dealing
with the Germans and OF having be-
traved Edith Cayell 70 them, was con.
vtrted and condemned 70 death.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Army Aviator Wins Race

New York.-Lieut. 3. ". Maynard
Of the United States Army Air Ser
vice won the international aerial der
BY between Mineola. y Y, and To
ronton. covering the I000-mile round
Trip course in 465 4 minutes.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Miners Have Marrow E.r.,

Pana. Hl-Three hundred miners
barely escaped death here when the
powder house Of the Sprinsida nina
exploded and destroyc the Top works
eff the mine. The men escanet
through an air passage two mills
long
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Italian Soldiers massacred.

Belgrade Numbers of Italian SOL
diers have been massacred in severe
attacks BY Albanian clansmen, ac-
eording TO the PcIiriks of this city
The remainder Of he italian troops
retired toward Durable and other
strong points
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12

Beloit. WIS. - \ case of anaesthe--
c leprosy was discovered following
Of August Huber. 43 years
old. by Dr. s. 6. Conan Of Jefferson
Medical College Of Philadelphia. ac-
cordins TO word received here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Consider Retaining Hoover

Paris.-The question of maintain.
ing the relief administration organiza-
ton. headed By Herbert Hoover, giY-
ing him the dictatorship with the title
of high commissioner, is being con
sidered here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12
Recon- nendat,7= For Vacancy

Washington. = For the vacancy On
The circuit court OF appeals OF the
district 70 which Mississippi Is attach
ed, Senator Pat Harrison has recon-
nended the appointment of Judge
Stone Deayours of Laurel
The Monticellonian., 1919-09-12

Washington. = William G. Red
field. secretary OF commerce. has
rendered his resignation 70 President
wilson and 7 has been accepted e.
fective November l.