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The broad ax., 1919-12-20
Pines In Arcentina

In one region of government for
est land in Argentina it Is estimated
that there are at least 100000 pine
trees large enough for profitable lum-
bering.
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

and his ability to write
plays has been proven beyond any
doubt. Come on yOd rich Negroes and
do not let q eOlored Shakespeare go
to waste for lack Of race conference,
and racial appreciation. If you do not,
somebody will
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

The Texas Club will give a swell
affair during the holidays. At the last
meeting a Committee was selected to
manage q dinner for the members.
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

The Middle Sex Social Service Club
expects to have an Xmas tree for the
poor children of the neighborhood
Christmas eve night. Candy and toys
will be distributed This is a new
recently formed for the betterment of
the community Of the Thirtieth ward
They have had several entertainments
during the summer months. Mr.
Simpson, the president is inviting ey-
cry one to assist them with donz-
tons for all kinds for the children
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

Mr.. James H. Ryan, head of James
H. Ryan & Co., 6244 S. Ashland Ave,
who is a high class business man and
very popular with all classes, would
make a splendid candidate for alder
man of the Thirty-6rst Ward.
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

Treasurer Of Bethel Church. successful real estate dealer
Of the prominent leaders Of the Republican Party the
South Side who Is m favor Of Hon Charles S. Deneen for
United States Senator from Illinois m 1920 Mr. Watkins de-
ses to wish his many friends al the Joy and happiness Of the
holiday season. 81
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

Mrs. Billy King suddenly expired
in her home, s21o South Park Ave-.
Thursday morning. Her husband,
Billy King, Is one Of the best known
theatrical men in this country.
The broad ax., 1919-12-20
CHIPS

de W didnet thave the old time gun
One of the big Stag dinners Of the
year was given at the Lake Park Hos
pital Tuesday night Dee. 10th. But We
didn't know there were so many doe
tors in town. Most Of Chieago's real
big men were there that are not doc
tors. guess the race win wake up
now and interest viii grow, and Lake
Park Hospital viii become our own un-
mistskable full grown effort at doing
big things.
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

Mrs. Carrie Warner, 1922 Calumet
Ave, has one of the finest homes on
the South Side among the Afro-Am-
erican; she has had a splendid bust
ness the past year,
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

Gen. John Sharp Williams wants to
be a dog rather than run again for the
U. S. Senate. We are sorry for the
South, what win it do now that John
Sharp has chosen to be dog and bay
the moon.
The broad ax., 1919-12-20

Central Music han has a fne stage
and an excellent asditorium. Il Is vel
suited to ventures Of this mature, but
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-03

MT and Mrs. Fred c. Retzer. among
Tue original settlers at Loomis. now
making their home at Seattle, arrived
IN LOOMS Monday for a short STAY
ihey came over from the coast To dis.
pose OF some of their property thew
mad left at Loomis
wednesday morning DIR. Lewis on
Grated ON l.. Connors, of Mansfield
ior appendicitis, at the Oroville Cen
erai hospital. The appendix was run
.ured and Mr.. Connors was in a SER
ious condition. At last reports he was
ooing better than could have been OK.
pected under the circumstances. and
MS recovery is only a question of
time
Born, on September 10 to the house,
mold OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farrell. a
boy. Tms is rather late welcome to
extend to the advent of the little
stranger in our midst, but the knowl-
euge OF the arrival did not reach this
oiiice until after the paper had gone
TO press last week. Being the first ad-
oi.,on TO the family the happy father is
still stepping high.
saturday morning snow covered the
mountains around LOOMS almost down
10 the valley which is very early WIS.,
ltation and may premise very long
winter which is not pleasant to look
forward to with the high price OF
warming material in addition to the
nigh price of what one puts inside of
oneself in order to continue ones So
Journ above ground.
Richard V. Cough, of Okanogan
made this office a pleasant call Fri
DAY last Mr.. Cough is an architect by
profession and being centrally located
at okanogan can easily reach all parts
or the county. Already his services
nave been called for at his home and
at neighboring towns, and as he gives
entire satisfaction in his line he should
build up flourishing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Judd, old and
Plghly respected pioneers of LOOMS.
were in Oroville for a few hours Tues
Cay on business visit, driving over
in a car. Mr.. Judd was one of the first
settlers in the old mining camp of
l-oomiston, for that is the name the
place went by when first settled, and
has stuck loyalty by the camp
through its days of prosperity and ad-
versity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
ALIMONY SETS RECORD
Mrs Ellen Kendall Gets $4,5oo,ooo,
With 100000 Year

New York, May "A record
sum of alimony has been settled
on Mrs. Ellen Ballsntine Kendall.
well known in society in this city and
Bar Harbor, Me-. by her husband, Ly-
man B. Kendall, New York banker.
whom she recently divorced. according
to her lawyer. William NJ. Sullivan,
of 35 Nassau street.
In effecting financial settlement
which was amicable to both sides the
transfer of property. 81 900. 900 out
right AVID alimony of 100000 a yepr
was agreed upon, declared Mr.. Sullivan
Through the arrangement Mrs. Ken
dali came into possession cf the city
home, at t20 Park avenue, with it's
furnishings and art collection. both of
which are appraised at 81 800. 900 by
the lawyer. and the attractive villa and
estate at Bar Harbor known as Sono-
gee. said to be worth So 2,0O0, 900 because
of its rich habilimcnts.
Altogether Mrs. Kendall received out
right what is equivalent to $4,000 900.
declared her lawyer, exclusive of the
alimony, which is provided for without
any restrictions BASED upon her marry
ing again. II insure the future paw
ment Of almony, more than 1000. 900
will have to be invested to protect Mrs.
Kendall's interests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
CARRANzA ASKS NEW
OIL LAW IN MEXICO
Urges His Congress to "PIace
Mexioans and Foreigners
on Same Footing"
OTHER REFORMS SOUGHT

Mexico CITY. Nav o.-Presidcnt Cor-
r.nzo ia 70 snbmit to the extroordinorv
session of Concross which convened
rostordov tbo outline of a law IN
,otroio,,n, which ,.orld dero1on Article
o. of tho constitution ca nc 70 "con-
.n1;doto tbo sourcos of national wea1th
,,oor,I;,r 20 lo,, onJ o,,;tr dostro,
snec;aI nr;viloges and mace Mexicons
, sp sn.;ans ~, 49, ,a,,o foo,ir, al
~ tho stoto oren ,oss than fore;gn
tas;,,ot;on n;ves otbor states In Tho
aas.a ,ott,rs ),
m,,,. ,,a. a., 1oo5;,r +on;o of Tho
,' IT. .l u
presluen. e .,,:nI, ~ h III oniinJ .ho ox.ua
pos.e ,. ~. nnn;n, 49, ,,I';a,, - avn6otoI 20
oroinars e.'oion' "n,n w
see iesisia.ion on i'au.9 nv ~ ,,.a,
tionai in,portalcG. n ,s. n,:se' n:sSt was
reaa 20 Gonsess 81 otroIorn, ,aie 'T i,ms tho nos
helerrlns " pe'roio"'i i""'' '"' "'''
sage says ,.., snoo;o,
it Is planneo 'o ues.roS any .pa:.:ai sp..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
Dead Angler Catches Fish

Lewistown, Pa, May 2.-The body
of James Doughertv. seventy years old !.
was found along Jacks creek last eve
ming. He left the farm where he
boarded to spend the day fishing. His
hands were grasping the fishing pole and
fish were still nibbling at the bait. He
was subject to attacks of vertigo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
For Tomorrow-Saturday
Store Closes $50
u Girnbels-A Market Report That Thousands WatchE

ment. Business men buy Stocks as prices favor and
sell as markets suggest. Our advertising is buying
guide for everything for the person and the home.
Buy as prices favor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
Gim6el Brothers, Philadelphia
Friday, May 2, 1919.
For instance

FOR instance
Saturday-Men's and Women's Pure Linen
Hand&erchies, third to half under regular prices, 25e
to SOC. All embroidery is hand-work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

mails and splendid ornaments are con-
sidcred TO be masterpieces in the ar,
tccnth and seventeenth century stained
glass windows. decorating the cloisters.
i,ius st the different STAGES OF the
wonderful development and sad de-
cadence which the art Of glass painting
has undergone in the course OF some
-FOUR centuries.
Near the spot where the Limmat
leaves tho lake OF Zurich there stood
In very ancient prehistoric times. 4
Of probably the oldest settlers in the
SsGEqntry. The Lindenhof and tn. G ,ho
ruins Of the "Rcfugium" rainparts. are
said to have been chosen for their
first colonies on terra iirma; on the
mound of THE l.indcnhof. the Ilclvctiana
erected the first fortress OF Turicum'
which in ,he; year 5S -. G., after the
power of the Romans. When The
Romans withdrew their lcgions, the
Alcmanns became masters of the coun-
Alemannic Zurich Under the dominion
OF the German kings and cmpcrors the
mCnasteries and chapter Of tho Frau
munster and GrosSmunStcr, the lat
ter of which is. said to have, been
former. in S53. by Louis tho German.
who appointed his daughter liildeGari
as Lady Abbess.
Zurich's most famous place OF wor-
ship is undoubtedly the GrosSmunsjer
erected in the Romanesque style win
the upper stories Of the towers COM
west tower is enthroncd CharlcmaSne
with Eilded crown and sword in re-
cogniiiion OF his donations TO the
church. The interior contains pillars
| with Romanesque capitals and three
| large modern stained glass window
decorate the choir. The early thir-
. tcenth century c!oisters have been re-
stored and ar. we'll worthy Of Il care
! full visit.
The eros smunstcr is moreover fam
Gus for it's in,imat" connection VIII
| for a period Of twelve years. bcGinnin-
! with New Years Day, 1919. was II
| charge OF this church. monument L
! erected 20 his; memory at the Chance
end oc the former Wasserkirchc lying
I opposite. This particular cdiiice con
| tains now the most interesting mum
| cipal library.
Of the Wasscrkirche. y legend relate
that once, when CharlcmaEnc came L
the city. he had a pillar set up betor
tached thereto. and made 1t know
| tina, whoever suffered wrong shout
pull the bell when the Emperor sat i
dinner; and ne TG 20! q. -o come out an
book swindlc on kIlitha Bland colorcd
one day the bell rang and the En-
pcror, going out. saw serpent whicl
nodded its head and started for tn
lake. turning around TO see that tn
Emperor followed. There the latte
saw that toad was sitting on tn
eggs of the serpent, and immediatci
declared that the toad should be burn
to death. The next day, as the En-
peror was sitting at table. - the ter
ror and astonishment of ali present
a serpent crawied through hole j.
the wall, swung itself down, life
the cover Of goblet on the table
dropped Il precious stone therein, an
departed the way it had come. Tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

duties some years ago, in consequence
Of a crack. and now reposcs as the
Schiller Bell on u granite pedestal
amid appropriate surroundings be.
tween the cloistcrs and the chapel OF
st. Anne, at the southern foot of the
called the living to devotion. tollcd for
the dead on their last journey and
broke the power Of the thnndcrbolt.
Another beautiful place of Worship
in Schafhauscn * the Church OF ST.
John, pure Gothic structure. dating
from the fourteenth and fifteenth CEN
turtles. With total lcngth Of $50
feet and a width of nearly 100 feet ii
is one of the largest religious edifices
In switzerland. with exceptional
acoustic qualities and wonderful
organ.
The Wiidkirchli.
In Eastern Switzerland, about one
and onc-hours above Appenzell. in an
interesting and extensive region of
caves. which Is noted for prehistoric
finds. stands the picturesque retreat
of the ldkirchli, whose founder, a
priest from Appcnzel, erected here in
the year 1856 a little hermitage with
chapel for himself. In the year 1879
he willcd the Wildkirchli to the State
OF lnnerrhodcn, specifying that it
should remain hermitage forever.
Some sixteen hermits lived conSccu-
lively in this mountainous solitude.
until 1851. when the hernlitR dwell
| ing was abandoned rs such and trans
formed into a commodious inn, in order
| to accommodates the great number of
pilgrims and tourists who yearly flock
| to the hermit's chapel of 81. Michael.
y memorial tablet in the vicinity also
Schencl. author Of "Ekkehard," who
completed this well-known novel up
here in the year 1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
SOVEREIGN TONIC
YOU UP

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Places Of Worship in Switzerland
NpSNtvAF -
by MARIE wIDSlEIt-
First InstnllInent.

mum; and the present st. Maurice in
the Rhohe valley. in the year 3nJ had
been tortured and put to death in
Soleure by the Romans on account OF
thcir lalth The cathedral is dedicated
TO their memory. and their sufferinps
are iinmortalizcd by three reiiefs on
the facade. ~"
The Cathedral OF St Ursus a, Sole
site which. according to tradition. was
formerly occupied by Roman Jennie
10 Npoiio. Is considered to he the finest
specimen Of late Italian Rcnassiance i'm
Switzerland. 40
., Two interesting fountains, bearing
statues Of Moses and Gideon stand at
s siai.s sue rh;. OF The imposing marble
Steps 10 the entrance. Eleven marble
affairs OF exquisite design, Individual
masterpieces of ~ many artists. add
,ias neen conceived in the shape of a
| latin cross. Tho church treasury in
thc Sacristy contains very ancient
. collection Of artistic work in metal and
textile fabrics
While the hustle of modern COM
'ncrcial life has transformed the placid
fncdiacval quarters of Soleurc-ihc cit
now being recognized as one of the
leading Swiss watch-makn ing centcrs-
there still exists in the vicinity lit
hermitage in the romantic gorge Of
st. Ecrena.
4 Real Hermitage.
durc and foliage OF the most refresh
ing green. form the entrance to this
appcalnEly lovely shrine; brook
siuntcrs mcrriIy along the little road
and Il choir of goden-voiccd feathercd
songstcrs offer their never-cnding an
thcmS.
Then comes burst of golden sun
light. an opening into Tiny. but lux
uriant patch of land, the hcrmit's do
main To the right stands his dwell
ing housc--a little gem in 4 Settin.
Of rocks. Shrubbcry and Eowers-to the
! left are two chapels of dimnutive di :
menSion. but altogether ideal for quiet
meditation. a goat and a few chicken.
contribute 20 tho hcrmit's support and
| help 10 enliven this picturesque re-
/ treat.
! Following the course OF the River
/ Aar from Solcurc. We pass tho his
/ cnric city OF Aarau, with it's venerable
| thirteenth century church. and beyond
| the quaint little town of BruGE. on
| the direct line 10 Zurich. now sEirtcd
| by the River Lim'nat, We behold an
| other, formerly very important place
| Of worship, the convent OF Wcttingen
The Abbey of W.ttingen.
! In this monastery Of Cistcrian monk :.
! tho cantonal seminary for teachers
are carefully preserved specimens o.
the highly developed, artistic culture
@! The sixteenth century. The monaS-
tcTy church contains q slrcophaEus in
/ which the r.mainS Of the Emperor
/ Albert OF Austria lay for fifteen months
/ before their removal to Speyer and
the beautiful choir stalls. carved in oak
with fantastic heads Of men and ami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
COUGH REMEDY
MADE IN RICHMOND
BECOMES FAMOUS
1hox. Tnbb JcHrics, Well-Knovn Rich
mond Pharmacist. Dtscoverer of
Valuable Formuta-NOw Known
as Jenrie.' No. I Cough
Mixture. H.

Richmond Is again in the liinelight
y few years ago Thos.
Tabb Jeffries, Druggist, of East Broad
street, perfectcd formula for coughs
which now seems to be dcstincd-to be-
come nationally the most important
discovery and remedy of its kind In
decade. The remedy is tradc-marked.
and is known as Jenrics' No. Cough
Mixture. At first DR.. Jeffries sold it
only in Richmond, but the merit Of the
nroduct was such an improvement over
the ordinary remedies that the demand
grew so great that people were calling
for 1t from all parts OF the United
States.
During the Flu epidemic Jeffries'
No. 1 Cough Mixture was used e1tcn-
sivoly and successfully. This prepa
ration is liquid and. antiseptic, there
fore relieves the cough promptly and
heals the Irritation, tickling and sore
ness in the throat and chest. 1t has
the advantage over the ordinary rem
cdies in tina it is antiseptic. soothing
and healing. .g
JeTrics' No. l Cough Mixture is for
sale by all druggists. Clip this ad,
take it to your druggist get a bottle
and keep it in the house for use when
needed. Three sizes, SOC, 60c and s1.10.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Emperor in his joy rounded n church
on the spot where the scrpent's nest
Is known as the Wasserkirchc (watcr
Zurich. which has often been de-
scribed as an intellectual paradise.
csting churches. Aside Of the above
mentioned Grossmunstcr and Frau
munster there lis the ancient ST.
Peters churc a,. which John CASPER
years AZ pastor--and the very modern
Ncumunstcr: Tho church OF our dear
Lady U.icbfrauenkirche). the Church Of
the Holy Cross tkreuzkirchc) and the
Church of ST. Anthony est. Anton's
Eirche) arc stately Roman Catholic
places OF worship. and the furthermore
existing English and French churches
serve as an indication of the coSmo-
politan character OF tho city.
Schnnhnuscn.
North OF Zurich near tho falls OF
the Rhine. lies Schaffhauscn. a mediac-
val gem of rare charm. often described
as the town Of oricls. for, there is
an architectural ornament OF this kind.
The principal place of worship in
this city is the Munster. now, the
structure in the carly Romanesquc
style. dating from tho beginning OF
the twelfth century. Although the cN-
eye by it's beautiful proportions and
ornamental colorinE. The interior
also. Il flat-roofcd basilica with three
nares makes a powerful imprcssion
upon the beholdcr. on account OF its
stately proportions and noble peace
fulness. The church is n monument
of the most fourishinG period Of tho
Monastery of All Saints. the buildings
of which adjoin ii to the north and
west. This convent was founded by
Count Ebcrhard V. and consecrated in
1852 by Pope Leo IN. in person.
The celebrated Munster Bell. cast in
1856, whose motto: "Nivos NOco. NOR
tuos plango, fulgura FRANCO" inspired
Schiller to write his immortal Song
of the Bell" has had TO relinquish its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

10 lie Continued Next SundayD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
CHARGE 8 NEGROES WITH,
GREAT JEWELRY THEFT
Manufacturers Salesman Loses Trunk
Valued ut SJO,nOO From
Raleigh Hotel.
fnY Ahsnointel prrsr.l

RALEIGH. y. g, Nov. 22.-John
Cook. bcli-boy. and two other
negroes are under arrest in conncc-
ton with the theft OF a trunk frOm
the lobby OF tho Marlborough Hotel
here early Friday morning containing
wclry variouSly estimated to he
worth from 100000 TO $4,000 but the
trunk and jewelry have not been re-
covered.
Cook confessed TO his father last
night, according to the police. that he
removed the trunk from the hotel. and
was aided by negro chauffeur, one
OF the trio under arrest, TO carry Il 10
a woods three miles east of Raleigh
where. Cook claims. IL was left un-
opened The police are looking for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

In the year 272 Il. C., when the Allie
mans threatened the Romans. a forti-
location was erected on the River Aar
where the present city stands, and rem
nants of walls of the same are still
Visible in the Lowcngasse and on the
cemetery. y legend relates that Ursus
and Victor. two Of the early Christians
who had fed 20 Solcure from AEau-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

another negro. who Is believed TO have
the trunk IN his possession. II
Tho trunk MAS brought hero by Jack
Gcode. weIl-Anown travelling man.
who represents Il number of New York
tewelry manufacturers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
COLORADO MINERS STRIKE
S;x Hundred Conf Digger> .<ilcge Union
Discrimination and
Quit job.
me- Nssoclatcd rrcas. |

DENVER. col. Nov. 22,-ProPert:c5
of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Coin
pany i'll Fremont County and At Crested
Butte, Col. were closed today Whom
500 employees walked out, alleging
discrimination against union men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 22.-AIrs. Rob
ert Erwin, mother OF General James T.
Erwin. died Thursday morning at an
advanced age. General Erwin was with
her, having come down from Fort
Dglcsthorpc several days ago.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-09-19
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday School -------- 1000 A. M.
Morning Worship 1880 11:OO A. M.
Rev. Brown will preach.
Christian Endeavor - $3.50 p. M.
Union service at 1880, Baptist church
This service will be in charge of
the Mems League. We welcome all
to these services.