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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Good Pictures
Are Promised
For The Week
Film Houses Have Excel
lent Offerings Booked
For Next Few DAYS.

MOVING picture managers Of Fl Paso
offer some good attractions for their
patrons for the coming week The
bookings follow
Grecian'S Week Attractions.
sunday" Girlies and Grubbers,
new Big comedy by Indian Post. %
a Western. and Gaumont Weekly.
Monday, Tuesday and wednesday
Edgar Lewis special production in six
Thursday and Friday-Mary Miles
Minter in The Amazing Imposter-"
aturday-~Fatty'' Arbuckle Tom
Mix and Big V comedy.
Unique Theater.
Monday-The great Nazimova in a
return showing OF Revelation"
Wednesday-'Th Way OF the
StronE." a story Of the Yukon. with
an an-star cast.
Friday-J Warren Kerrlgan in
Three X Gordon"
At The WigFam.
Sunday-Novelty and comedy bill
consisting Of 'Vod-A-Vn Movies"
Hearst News. Harold Lloyd comedy.
Mutt and jeff" and Elinor Field IN
the Strand comedy.
Monday and uesday-Auother Cecil
de Mile Aircraft production. Till I
Come Back to YOU" starring Bryant
Washburn-
Wednesday and Thursday-PrIscrla
Dean in 'She Hired a Husband"
Friday-Latest Sunshine comedy,
L-Eo and International News
aturday-Charlie Chaplin in q re-
issue Of his Essanay comedy. "Shang-
haied," and other pictures
AIhambra Attractions.
Sunday TO uesday-'4The Quicken
ing Flame" with Lontagu Love in
the lead
Wednesday and Thursday-'Peppy
Polly featuring Dorothy Gish.
Friday and Three Green
Eyes" an all star cast.
At the BijOu.
Saturday and Sunday-Alice Brady
IN her Select picture In the Hollow
OF Her Hand" also Charlie Chaplin
and Mabel NOrmaud in a two reel
comedy. THE Daredevil Queen"
Monday and Tuesday-John Barry
more in The Dictator" a film YER
sion Of Richard Harding Davis's com
edy success. A F1agg comedy The /
Last Bottle viii be the added at
traction
Wednesday and Thursday - Gladys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
ROta7ianS Are
About Ready
FOrBig ShOW
Minstrel Men Rehearsing
and VIII arade the
Day of the Show.

another week Of rehearsinE and Fl
Paso Rotary Ministries de luxe viii be
offered TO the public at the Texas
Grand-au local talent.
Alves Dixon. who, when he does a
thing, does It right. is to be in charge
OF the parade. which VIII be given
on the afternoon Of Tuesday. April "a
the opening date Of the performance
He is collecting all the dusters in
town for the minstrel men. Every
Doey mas a cane and silk hat. ana
with the busters. the Rotarians feei
tnat they are going to look like \
guar Lew Dockstader organization
With big Bill" McStay and fudge
charlie Pollock-"9O0 pounds OF phlI1@
heading the procession, and others
tralling along with what avoirdupofs
. sney can muster. it is going to be
body.
Boy Scouts to Play.
Slen o. Everman, Scout executive
OF the Boy Scouts, is going TO Dut
the fife and drum corps OF the Scout
q sanlzation at the head Of the parade
70 furnish tickle toe" music for the
amateur blackfaces.
W 1le Winch, vice president OF FL
Faso Rotary who has charge Of the
minstrels, is busy looking after re-
nearsals OF the blackfaces and ire
olio numbers and incidentally rehears-
ing IN an act with A E. RowIands.
+ rank Fletcher, Joe Mealy and others.
The Fun Makers.
Besides McStay and Pollock. the
oLner 1unmakers are going TO be
Glen O. Everman. Frank Farrell. I'd.
nixon, Neal T. Sherman and Arthur
All the golden voiced sing
ers OF the organization are in il. with /
Chas- J. Andrews singing a solo and
assisting in the directing Joe Evans /
IS 10 be in the pit" to direct the I
singers and viii later appear in the I
ollo In a pianoiog-
McStay and Fletcher are down for
2 turn In black face in the oIio that
IS said TO be funny.
Introducing eCarfOOufsf HrfIfr-er~s 4
sam Heiligers is going TO do a I
clever cartoon stunt in the clio. He
IS also doubling in the chorus to good /
Advantage as he has a voice second ]
lnly 70 James A Dick. another mem
Der OF the chorus.
Frank Cheek and Thos Christian
r addition TO Chas- Andrews, viii sing
solos.
Blaekfaces who are to sing. dance
md do a lot OF other things in addi- /
ION TO putting over the made in
Il Paso Jokes" are Ed. Nixon, Arthur
and Bill" McStav. Nixon
md Pollock VIII do some dancing
ust enough TO show that an oil man
md e judge can be active on their
,eet
Altogether. the prediction OF man
yer Winch that he is going TO pro-
luce some" show. seems to be on a
air way to be carried out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
CUPRITE co. TURNS OVER
LEASE TO ANOTHER FIRM

Ernest Douglas. publisher Of the
jerome News at Jerome. Ariz-. passed
through the city Friday evening on
his way from Jerome to Ranger. He
said the Cuprite company. in which
he and Dick Wick Hall Of Arizona
are interested. mas turned over its
lease, four miles west Of Ranger and
near some OF the big producers. 10
an organization Of Arizona men
headed by r. Allyn Lewis. receiving
stock in the larger corporation. which
has various other leases. in exchange
The Cuprite company. he said, will
as in the past, devote itself TO mining
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

is not a low calling. as some may
regard IL. for the comedians mission
is primarily 10 make people laugh,
TO force them to forget their cares
and worries and. in short to make
the sad world a little happier.
Just as the clergyman makes the
world morally better and the physi-
clan makes 1t physically better. so
the comedian makes IL mentally bet
ter. That is why / respect my work
and am satisfied that in being a
comedian am real essential in the
world and that I am performing a
work Of great importance
4 feel a responsibility upon me
every time I step onto the stage Ny
first thought isn't how big the house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
earle Says by Do
ing This and This Only,
You Can Succeed.

DICHARD earle. who comes TO the
N Texas Grand theater next Tues
day and Wednesday nights and We'd
nesday matinee, with his latest mu-
steal comedy success. -Furs and
FriIls," is a comedian who respects
his work.
THE profession OF a comedian"
said earle in an interview recently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

is. but 10 wonder how wen I viii sue
coed in cheering up the people be-
fore me. look for the sad faces in
the audiences and / never count my
performance a successful one until
have succeeded in banishing the
gloom from each one Of these and
brought a smile 10 replace it.
7 think the right sort OF comedy
Is a wonderful thing for bringing
cheer into the world. and 1 do not
wonder that some comedians are IN
successful, knowing as I do how
little they think OF the seriousness
Of their profession and the respon-
sibility that rests with them Every
man. no matter what walk in life he
follows. should respect his work"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
FORMER PASTOR
To PREACH HERE
Dr.. 0verstreet Remains to
Christen Babies and De-
liver a ESermonet'

To take part in Easter services and
also TO christen babies. Rev. Charles
L. Oversreet. former pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. decided TO
remain in Fl Paso Sunday instead Of
going TO his present home in Dallas
saturday as ne had intended He is
now in charge Of New Era work in
The southern district OF the Presby-
terian church.
Dr. Overstrest will deliver at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning what he calls a sermonet"
and VIII christen several babies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
To The Wife of One Who Drinks

Il this should reach the eyes o. a wife.
mother or friend Of scne good man who
drinks liquor 20 excess ard cannot over
come the self-ruining habit. let her write
to Edward !. VIC ds. DAFT. Station F.
New York. n. =. for confidential infor-
nation which Is likely to bring great joy
a complete victory over the drink habit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

last time in a lively farce with TO
nance and thrills Put Up Your
Hands"
In this picture Miss Fisher IS seen
as a Vivacious girl Of the tOm-boy
type. she is fascinating in her classy
riding toys and positively bewitching
in her 3 V D boxing costume.
put Up Your Hands" is a very
enjoyable picture that viii please FL
lanay patrons OF all ages Don't fail
10 see IL at that theater today--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

The Unique viii show Martin John
sons ~Cannibals OF the South seas"
again today and tomorrow.
Cannibalism is not dead The saw
age lives in his wild state in the south
Pacific. Martin johnson. a daring eE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS


There is plenty Of variety in the
bin at the Wigwam today. There is
plenty Of comedy and things to en-
terrain TOO Much Elephant is
pleasing animal comedy. Elinor
Field. the dainty eomedienne, viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
DEAR FOLKS:

mHIS IS the week Of all
weeks IN the year when
all Of US pull ourselves
together and Try to qualify
under the banner-"PUR-
ITY."
The occasion calls for seih
Ous thought as regards our
conduct IN both our business
and private affairs.
I think we all realize novs
hat Business IS not exempt
tTom me NIoIal Oodes
# has to carry the banner
Of PURITY" if It IS to
get anywhere IN public es-
teem. I wish to call your at
tention to the fact that this
PURITY" consists
Of SIX letters and fits IN witz
he Cycle of SIX which plays 50
big a part N the Wilson & Co
business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

plorer. found the man-eater with his
camera. and brought back from an
5000 mile journey a picture which
surpasses the drama in dramatic in
teresL Martin Johnson's "Cannibals
OF the South seas" IS a refreshing,
thrilling. exciting adventure drama.
The great Nazimova in a return
showing OF Revelation" wiz be here
Monday and Tuesday--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Brockweu in a new Fox special Pit
falls Of a Big City"
SATURDAY. and Sunday-Clara kim
BAH Young in "The llarionettess" a
film adaptation OF the Wen known
French play
EIIanay Week Attractions
Sunday and Monday-Alae Marsh IN
story Of the theater. Spotlight SADIE"
Tuesday. wednesday and Thursday
Alice Joyce in the second special
Vitagraph production. The Cambria
Mask" from the famous story BIZ Rob
ert ". Chambers
Friday and aturday-1label Nor
mand in a successor TO her famous
hit. sis Hopkins The Pest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
SMASH!

There 60 your lampsl And
look at your tenders - and
your radiator.
To the shop with your car
and a loss of time and money
for you. Why didn't you have
a Stewart Autoguard7
The Stewart Autoguard
isn't just a bumper-it's a
safeguard for your car.
Il saves its cost first bump
you get. May save you, too,
from serious injury.
Better get one quick - for beth
the 'front.' and rear ofyour czr. Now's
the tine. You may get another
bump tomorrow. You never can
tel when some careless driver viii
back Into your car.
Quickly and easily attached Fits
any car.
Get 2 Stewart Auioguard today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

present "Oh. Betty Behave" one Of
her classy Strand comiedettas The
Triangle contributes His Nimble
Twist" There is one OF o. Henry's
charming stories. THE Third Ingre-
dent" in pictures and Liberty loan
thriller in which William Duncan
does some daring. death defying
stunts 10 remind YOU that you should
do your part IN the coming drive.
Monday. another OF Cecil De Miles
great productions Till Come Back
70 You" viii be shown Those who
saw his Don't Change Your Hus-
band" viii want 20 see this one--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
PAID IN FULL
CRAWFORD BILL
Melba Palmer Company to
Present One of Americas
Best Known Plays.

In a gripping drama Of American
life. paid in Full.' a play which has
always proved a success. the Nelba
Palmer company viii open its second
week at the Crawford theater.
Paid in Full" tells the story Of a
spineIess husband. dishonest and un-
principled. who has been systemat-
ically robbing his employer, Captain
Williams. q stern. uucOmprOmising
sea master. who IS known as one Of
the shipbuilding kings OF the country.
Williams permits Joe Brooks. the hus-
band Of Emma Brooks, whom the mar
liner secretly loves. TO continue his
thefts until he is hOpelessly involved.
Then comes the day OF reckoning.
Joe Brooks. driven 10 desperation by
the prospect OF prison. forces Emma
to 20 alone at night at the apart
ments OF Capt Williams. hoping that
she viii be q sacrifice sufficient to
discharge the debt
In an American dramatic annals
there is no scene quite so intense as
the transpirations in the ship-like
apartments OF Capt Williams when
Emma visits him.
Cliff Hastings viii be seen as Capt
Williams and Media Palmer in the
part in which she achieved distinction
in one Of the early presentations OF
the play. lie Roy Baily VIII iii the
part OF Joe Brooks. Emma's husband
Harry FoXW0rth, VIII make his first
auuearanca here in the popular role
Of Jimsy Smith Harry Ferguson as
Sato. Capt Williams Jap servant, Ed
ma Sewer as Beth Harris and Dorothy
Ray as Mrs. Harris round out the cast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

EVERY actor and actress has hobby and it the usual thing in the
Il ridden the
hobbies Palmer leading
company
IS weId N
@The the East Side" sObque given feature writer
o a
Many little the East Side that fetd nghbOThOOd along Hester
streets,
bring tordy
unidE
hungry stled times through the
provided Mba Palmer, during the
Broadway.
Through kindness
typif
Palmer
night well the home of such movable affair."
the worlds
o he most good
Reward? Why,
others happy S a privilege beyond price"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
ExCELLENr oFFERTNGs-BIJoU.

EXCELLENT OFFERINGS-BIJOU
Alice Brady viii be seen at the
Bijou today in her select picture, In
rhe Hollow Of Her Hand" II is one
Of the best the star has produced
Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand
IN The Daredevil queen" a two
reel comedy. viii be the added at
-raction--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Producing PURE FOODS Is
he business Of Wilson & Co..
and officials and workers realize
that there is no closer relation
ship IN al the world between
any form Of business and the
people than that Of dispensins
PJRE FOOD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

But I want to tel you also thar
while all of the other things that
enter into the Cycle Of SIX are
important not one of them has
The place in the Real Heart Of
he Wilson & Co. organization
that the word PURITY" has
The officials and the $4,000
workers are all impressed with
he importance of PURITY IN
food production.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

The Wilson q Co. organization
has fitted itself to produce
PURE FOODS By establishing
within itself those relations be
tween officials and workers that
are necessary to bring about ab-
soluts confidence IN one another
and to work on the big principle
oe giving one another as wen as
The public a SQUARE DEAL
which to my notion, IL one Of
he highest forms OF PURITY"
DOs n6C MS splrIE fnnuencs IA
thoughts ard actions. and docs h
not make them put Honor IN thelF
work.
PURITY in foods q esse1tisl 3u7s
ne PURITY in an else that uasI7ss
NE useful, helpful, clean and unr
selfish IS Necessary.
shah We unite during THIS week our
PURE FOOD THOUGHTS with our
other thoughts, eliminating Sunday
morning next with n fine breakfasts
d ham and eEgs OF bacon and egzsF
Il IS one OF the traditions OF Easter
Sundays old as the hiIls-tlaat We
shah observe the day, 80 Tar as our
physical needs are concerned. bv
stuffing ourselves with eeEs anyway
but starting the dag always with
a slice o. fine ham or sdFsrs %
bacon
Don't you remembers as boys ana
girls. back on the farm. how you
hunted hens nests long before
Easter and gathered great numbers
o. eggs for that day.
Most OF you are 50 situated now, that
you can't gather egEs as In the oi5
days
YOU HAVE TO BUY THEM
wouldn't you Ike 10 be SURE nss you
could buy as good eggs g you used q
lind IN The hens nest2
Let ne ten you that you can buy such
EGGS &c 20 Your dealer this week and
ask FOR CLEARBB00E EGGS, sold hy
Wilson 6 Co. under he SLOGAN s'THE
WILSON LABEL PROJECTS YOUR TAs
gLE."
they VII measure up TO your e1pecta-
lons as to what Easter eBss should be.
thea ask the same dealer % lei ynu have
ONE OF The wilson 4 Co. CERTIFIED
IAN AND BACON-recenuy introduced
through dealers IN all sections OF the couns
Try.
II you want good COFFEE ask your deal
er % supply you with Wilson's CERrIs
FED BRAND "BLCE LABEL BLEND.H
some coffeei
u you want to Try CLEABBBOOE EGGS.
use Wilson A Co.'S MAJESTIC LARD.
md Ruiier9 Why not lay in a supply OF
Wilson Co.'S CLEAEBROOK BUTIER2
some Butler
rhese are only Suggestions but they an
come under the classification Of -PUM-
IA"-the thing We are ala ihiuslua about
inst now. but WE WANT IT ALWAYS
~ Our room. Cor as ihe poet says;
I've can ike Without love.
What IS passion but plnlng-
But where Is the man
Who can i've without dinings'
sincerely. WILLIAM &. FREEMAN
80 Fuih AIenue. New T0rk Cliy.
lAdFcrusement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19


The Saturday bin at the Grecan
theater. which viii be shown there
today only. offers several attractive
features.
Fatty Arbuckle viii be seen in
Fatty Hooks a Dame"
Tom Mix IN Love I'm the west, '"
and Mack Sennett presents another
one Of his comedy knockouts. Two
Tough Tenderfeet"
The above program consisting Of
excellent subjects is being shown at
the Grecian theater today only at
popular prices. adults 10 cents chill
dren 3 cents.-Adv-
VIVIAN 1IARTIN-ALHAuBR
Vivian Martin whose uonu1arffyr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

viii be at the Alhambra today only,
in a screen version Of Juliet Wilbor
TOmpkins's story. The Two Ben
jamins." This picture. under the title
Of Little Comrade," is an exception
ally pleasing cOmedy-drama. which
combines comedy. pathOs and drama
in a stirring story in which Miss
Martin IS very charming Tomorrow
The Quickening Flame" a strong
dramatic play. featuring Montague
Love. viii be the offering Watch
for announcement Of dates on Theda
Bara's exceptional production. "Sa-
lone. ADV
ELLANAT-1IaRGA FISHER
8largarita Fisher viii be seen at
ne E-l.naE lEa.-.- 49, o. he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

VIVIAN 1IARTIN-ALHA1IBRA.
Vivian Martin. whose popularity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Do-z noC this splrIE Influence tbeA
thoughts ard actions. and docs IL
not make them put Honor IN theiF
work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
ELLANAY-SIARGARITA FISHER.

8Iargarita Fisher viii be seen at
the Ellanay theater today for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

PURITY in foods = essenfisl J5se
as PURITY in an else that makes
ne useful, helpful, clean and unr
selfish IS Necessary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-16
MORE MILL MEN
JOIN IN STRIKE
Seven Hundred Textile Employ.
ees Out at Rock Hill .

Rock Hill, Aug. 1.-THE numoersea
striking textile employees in this sctSy
today was increased to approximately
700 when the operators at Carhartt
Mill No. Q this morning refused to .g9
to work. The strikers placed guards
around the mill at an early hour this
morning to prevent damage tosI1li1
property and machinery and to keep
out strike breakers, it is stated. WfIite
a concise statement of the demands OF
the workers has not been made pub
lie, it is understood that their pflu.
cipal request is a wage increaSe Of
Is per cent. The mill recently OF
fered it's employees an increase efesS
per cent in wages, all that the maH
officials feel the present earnings sot
the mill justify, but this offer WIS
refused. Every operator at the Car
hartt Mill No. 2 is out At the ArE-
gon Mill, where the entire force; NUM-
bering approximately 500 peple..
struck last week for an increase Of 25
per cent. in paw. the situatin issnn
changed, the mill officials and en-
ployees being as yet unable to reach
an agreement. -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-16
BUY BLANKETS
OF GOVERNMENT
Government Will Offer Two Mil.
lion to Public Through Post
Offices and Municipalities

Washingtn, August. 11.-Ofering to
the public of 100000 surplus an wool
cotton and wool and cotton blankets
was announced today by the war de-
partment, arrangements. having been
completed for their distribution
through postoft1ce and municipal
channels on the same plan as that
adopted for foodstuffs.
For individual purchasers, prices
will be s6 for new wool blankets, and
SIS for reclaimed wool; SIS for new
cotton mixed and $3.50 for reclaimed;
SO for new cotton and s1.25 for re-
claimed cotton; the reclaimed, it is
explained, are blankets used less than
a year which have been renovated and
laundered.
These selling prices will be fixed
for stocks retailed through munich
palities and postmasters. In addition
the department will sell blankets in
bale lots of 20 at prices lower than
the retail figures. No more than TO-
600 blankets will be sold to a single
purchaser.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-16
Appointment of Supervisors
> Means That There Will Be
Early Action
TWO MORE SUPERVISORS
:. YET TO BE NAMED
First and Sixth District Places
: to Be Filled-Commisaons to
Be Forwarded at Once

Washington, Aug. 12.-With the an
nouncement by the census bureau OF
the supervisors Of census for all OF
the South Carolina congressional dis
tricts except the First and Sixth, the
work of taking the next census will
Legin. The names just made public
here are as follows: Second district,
D. w. Castor, Aiken; Third District,
j. P. Aull, Newberry; Fourth District
Oscar Babb, Laurens; Fifth District,
S. C. Carter, Chester; Seventh Dis
trict, ]. S. Wolfe, Orangeburg:
No appointment has been made In
the First District, although Congress
man Whaley has recommended Mon
tague Triest of Charleston: for the
position. Mr.. Triest is a well known
insurance and real estate man OF
Charleston and is said to be endorsed
substantially by the business men OF
that city. However. Mr.. Whaley has
been informed that the officials OF
the census bureau are not entirely
satisfied with Mr.. Triest's support
Mr.. WhaIey says that there is some
mistake about the matter; that Mr.
Triest is well indorsed and very pop
ular among the business men OF
Charleston and that he will undoubt-
edly be named within few days.
As to the Sixth District, at, the
time of tthe death of the late Con-
gresham Ragsdale, no recommends
ton had been made and the director
of the census has asked Senator Smith
who is familiar with the conditions II
the Sixth District. to name man tol
he place, and this will be done i'm
mediately, and it is probable that the
appointment will not be much longer
delayed.
The selection of these.supervisor:
has been made after careful investlga
ton as to their merit and standing :ol
each man who has been named. It. /:
recognized that greats, DEAL of harm
may come from the appointment o'
careless suervisors or chose who are
not interested in their work.
In the Fourth District Mr.. Babf
has been at home for. several. days
awaiting his commission and ready te
begin work as soon as named; AL
commissions will be mailed out i'm.
mediately and the work Of taking tn
next census will go forward without
delay.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-16

sponsible for the rule. AS far as the
chair is personally concerned. you can
cheer all you want to and throw all
the stale vegetables you want to, but
I ask you to observe the rule that has
been made
serator Borah. Republican, Idaho,
replied briefly to Senator'S Williams
and Hitchcock. Regarding Senator
Lodges former address favoring a
league, Senator Borah said, Great
men often change their minds" and
reminded the senate that President
Wilson, in books and addresses, had
approved George Washingtons; for
eign policy Of American p"littedl iso-
-1atinn
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-16
FRAMING NEW
WAGE SCALE
Brotherhood of Firemen Meet.
ing in Cleveland

Cleveland, Aug. i2.-Representa-
tives of the brotherhood Of locomotive
tiremen throughout the United States
and Canada are meeting here to DIS
.cuss wage demands. They represent.
a hundred thousand employees a
new scale is to be drawn up and pre-
sented at the end of the week.