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EXPLAINS POSITION ON CAPITAL
AND LABOR.

Answering many questions, Mr.
RoVkctrAgy explained MS position On
the subject ul labor aud capital 7uu-
stantIally as follows:
There should hc a spirit OF thor
ough cooperation and brotherhood
between employers and wage oslu,rH.
N.thuut that spirit unrest VIII U"
dltiiCult 10 eliminate. WIth that spirit
sincere efforts Go arrive ut umIvdulc
understandings arc bound To- hr real
iIcd. Industry may mo- loDH,r be- re-
gaTdcd tS q mean, of enabling mil
NldUuIS 10 accumulate riches al the
Z 'cNpvusy ut the welfare OF tl, work
tIr.
Industry rs form OF social se~-
wee from the fruits OF winch lapor
must be adequately remurerated, in-
vested capita compensated and the
community we'll served. Welfare OF
employees is more important than
profits, The conditions under which
men and women work and live must
DC improved with the help Of EN-
ployers, The making OF profits nu.t
b. one OF The important aims bot not
the sole am OF lndustrial leaders.
Labor aud UuWlt ur, Investments
.l industry. Capitals Investment q
money. Lahore Investment Is ply II,
,al effort The strength and life o
human being. Tie IOGsaTVat o
lahore lu,eatnent must uo l.ngaI b,
suhordirated 70 the conservation o
capitals .rVestmCnt.
We hnye often heard it,Said ths
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-01-28
ANTAGoNlsM GRGo BY GREED
ON BOTH SIDES.

ANITA souism is bred Of capitalists
Who regard labor as legitimate prey
from wnOm the last ounce OF service
lnust Toe squeezed a.; the least cost.
and Of labor which seeks to exploit
capital and make no return Of con.
utnsuiAt' service. Nnpru no such
conditions exist dutJguuism cannot
flourish. Therefore they must be
eliminated. Hostility on the part OF
capital toward organized labor H.
happily dying out
Capitalists OF broad vision have
come TO realize that labor has an un-
deniable right 10 organize itself for
It's own protection and to advance It's
legitimate aspirations. Throuuh or.
qaniIatlon and collective BARGAINING
labor has gained many a,vantaues
which It would, not otherwise have
gained. Some OF .hese advartaues
have rs 4 natural result accrued also
to unorganlzed labor. But unoraan.
lzed labor has not received ell the
be1ofits thnt have fallen TO organized
groups. This is an injustice which
should be remedied.
The fact that organized labor
comedies the right OF unurganize I
! labor 70 representation and collective
/ bargaining IL an evidence Of organ
| lied idboTs breadth Of thought. This
| attitude on the part Of organized
/ labor removes the last barrier 10 tn
| establishment OF that spirit ~
| brutheriy cooperation which is es-
/ Isontal % the welfare of an worker,
! tho progress OF the community. and
/ the prOtltabl" operation of industry.
As | said at Atlantic city tho
| plan Of representation which | be-
! Lev" embraces the best features ba-
/ gins M th" bottom and builds up. II
| begins with tho election OF rcpresen
/ ttNrs In a single plant n is equally
| applicable I'm Industries where union
or nop-uuion labor or both are en-
p'uy,d, h seeks To- provide full and
far representation TO labor. capita
ana management, taking cogUlzanc.
NJ the community. Whore thc plar
has been tried II has developed Il
spirit ~ cooperation AMI good vii
which comWcuds IL 10 both employer
land pmn'uVCp
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-01-28
RUSSIAN RED TtRRORISTS
r. KILL 600 ESTRONIAhS
BolsheyiSl Forces Marching on
Libau Halted by German
Volunteer Troops.

BERLIN. Jan 2s.--Bolshc,ist forces
marching on l.ibau, on the Baltic Coast
OF Courland. have been halted by Ger
man volunteer forces which, though
greatly outnumberod. forced the Soviet
Army back across the Windau River
by bold countrronensivc. according
to SPECIAL dispatch to the zcitung
Am Ntias. II Is said the Bolshoyist5
suffered heavy losses,
In the course o. their tcrgOrizs- :
ton OF Esthouiu the Bolshcyists are
reported TO have killed 500 people in
pcrpat and Wcscnocrg. The German
sCommissioner IN Iithuania. who ar
.s'ived here yesterday. states that kovno
~ not occupied by the Bolshoyists. who
src still % miles east Of that city. Th"
-,line Is bcins defended by German vol
Nlntecrs
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NEWS BREVITlES.

Iorm'r President Of the Senate
Thnml" + Norru ~ Paterson. who on
wml'' ot occasions has bron Acting
Ho'''nor "f New Jersey. was sworn in
as Attorney General to-day.
For frightening l,ue children with %
revolver Frank Bouuuyp Of No A.
Prince street. brooklyn. who has served
a term a. Stng = ug for selling urrcotlcs.
wa held m the Adams street Count I'm
bIouAlAn to- day under the sullivan
Law
Cornelius ! Smyth. Professor OF Con
tracts at Furdhum Law school Nns to.
lay sworn IN as Assistant United SIatcs
District Attorney.
\ review ur the Esl Gross Nnin,
Corps wls hell 'p-lay in Van t'1-ti,n.I,
park, IN WHICH % umbula noes Usr,
driven BY uniformed N1mcu. while iOt
more ~ i1. llu"r gave a strctgnrr arm
The rrsi i'w Nag Tor tine purpose ~ -
tthlish.nr pictorial rryprl ~ m,
corps IN thc ar,hiNcs Al Wash ngr0n.
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TO ASK PERSHING'S VIEW
ON new MILITARY POLICY
viii BE Invited to Appear Before
Congress Committees When
He Get, Bask.

WASHINGTON, Jan. eS.- Gen.
rcrshing viii bc asked by House and
Senlt" Military Committees t. ap-
pear before them after he returns
from France, to give his ideas on tho
countrJ's permanent military policy
Before the nation is committed go
any plan the results Of Gen.
Fcrshinr's experience abroad should
re given Congress mcmbcrs ot the
two committees said to-day In an
uounD.ng that he ia TO hc questioned.
Congress is particularly eager Ia got
Cen. Prrahing's Wow regarding the
Capitalization OF power In tho General
STAFF. lie also viii be questioned
concerning IN, cooperation he got
frosn the War Department.
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HURLEY die HOME SOON,
PLANS BIG MERCHANT FLEET
Favors Big Enough Marine SO u. S.
VIII Not Have 10 Depend
on Other Nations.

PARIS. Jan. 2S.-Edward Hurley.
Chairman OF the United states Shipping
Board. will return soon on the Lcvia-
than to take up the question Of cstab-
lshmout OF a great American merchant
marine, it was officially announced to-
day.
Mr.. Hurley said he felt the American
public had determined to have and to
maintain a merchant marine sufficient
IN size to make 1t certain that it would
not be dependent on the shipping oi
other nations for their foreign trade
and that the demand for such a ship
ping programme was virtually unani-
nous.
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WARNS Of INCOME EXPERTS
WHO PROMISE TO CUT TAXES
Revenue Collector Says BusiueSS
Men Should Not DO Business
With irresponsible Agents.

Mark Eisno', Collector OF Internal
Revenue Of the Third District OF New
York. Issued special warning To in
como tax payers to-day ngninyt urr-
sons who call thsmsclvcs experts md
n'i"r To show how men may reduce
thcW income tPN,S
~ mans m"r" assertion that he T.
an expert Is not enough" said Mr.
IIHn"r some 81 the circulars hnv.
~ my possession would Indicate that
TIA" tax corporations issuing them ar,
practising law and | shall turn them
over TO ih" appropriate committees OF
cue lar Associations for investigation
and prosecution
'Th" mere statement ~ n Fn-rpIIrd
expert mat he does not want a frr
unless n" can save tho tpNpayrr mon. a..
should brand him AZ once as an un-
trustworthy person"
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MEMORIAL NOTICES,

LITTLETON.-
whereas, II has seemed best to tho Al.
mighty God. who ever cares for and
watches over Us. 10 take from our mum
Der during tho war, DOUGLAS MAR
SHALL LITTLETON, who was ia the
service OF his country and
Whereas, we by his death have suffered
an irreparahle loss, and are conscious OF
the ,ast that We cln never realiza tho
deep sorrow Of those tn whom no was
eudcur,i by closer ties, nevertheless, be Il
Resolved, That We, the members Of ths
Glass OF 1874 OF Princeton University,
hereby extend our siucerest sympathy 10
HE family, and be II
Resolved, That copies Of tho resolution
be sent TO hls family and Published In
tho Daily PTncoton!au.
Signed FOR the Glass of 1act
ASA l., BUSHNELL, President.
WALTER b, RAKER, Sec. and Treas.
Princeton, y, j., Jan. 20, 1919.
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DIED.. =.

BENAN.-At Glen Ridge. n. J., on Jan.
-. 1919. Dorothy Plerson, VITO OF
Major william r. Bcvan. u. d. ~. O..
A r. r.
Funeral from the home Of her sister
Mr,. john W. sands, 90 Woodland
Avenue. Glen Ridge. Wednesday. jan.
30, on arrival o: train leaving Hobo.
ken at 80.
GRAS.--On Jan, 81, WILLIAM LOWELL
GRAY. beloved husband OF Mabel Gray.
Masonic services BY Pacific Lodge,
80. sos, VIII bg held at I'M Fu-
NERAL DHuRrH (Campb,I Buidinsj, ,
Blo4dway and GGh a., TucsioY eve.
mug. o'clock Intorrnynt Cambridge.
Mass,
LANG,-At New York, Jan. 80, PHILIP
LANG.
Funeral services to-day, $50 o'clock,
at THE FUNERAL CHURCH (Camp.
bell Buiiding), Broadway at 6Bth 81.
MCARRoN-on Jan. 81. cIIARLlS =
RUSSELL, beloved husband OF Cora L.
Mccarron and son OF John II. and
Auuabla McCarron,
Services at THE FUNERAL CHORClT
at the Campbell Building. Broadway and
O6th street. Wednesday morning at
1880.
sII\NLLN.-Thc Society OF Restaura tours
dclp.y regret to announce the death OF
AcuNr Member ANDREW STANLEY.
Services viii be held at tho CAMP
BELL FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway
ut 6Gth ST., on Thursday at II O'Clock
Members viii please attend. IntsrmsnI
calvary Cemetery.
JOHN J. CAvANAGH, President.
HOWARD T., TAYLOR. Secretary.
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CONTINUED from First Pdgc)


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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-01-28
ANS SEIZE WILHELMSHA VEN BANKS AND Bull DZNGS
new YORK SOLDIERS LAND
IN VIRGINIA FROM WARSHIP
Nebraska Brings 1000 Men to
Newport News-Some to Be Sent
Here for DemobiIization.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan. 2s.-The
battleshlp Nebraska arrived here to-day
with about 1,Ooo officers and men from
France. most Of whom will be sent to
Now York, New Jersey, Illinois and
Kansas for dcmobllsation.
Tho battlcship New Jersey. a4so due
here to-day. reported that she had put
in at the Azores for minor repairs and
would he several days late in reaching
port.
Among units aboard tho Nebraska
were the Eleventh Field Sig Bat
TALON, the i2ist and 422d Telephone Bat
talons and n casual company.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-01-28
S0l0lST SUED FOR DIVORCE
Giecomo GuinsbourE Of Russian
symphony L. Defendant.

Action for absolute divorce was filed
in the Bronx County Clerks office to-
day by Mrs. TIM Guinsbourg against
G.'"omo GuinsbourF. said 10 be- leading
solo,-t Of the Russian Symphony Or
,n".tra. H." is also said to maintain a
musical studio under me name Of Prof.
BOurg at No. Gil West End Avenue.
Mrs. Guinsbourg lives at No. lOl4 Bos-
ton Road. the Gronx.
Al mony OF $50 a week is asked and
counsel Zee Of $3.50. Pvp,r. iu m. action
are sealed, Argumcut IN DE action will
ho heard In the Bronx Cou,.y supreme
Court Feb. T.
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WORKERS. WELFARE, NOT PROFITS,
IS MOTTO ROCKEFELLER CLAIMS

antagonism between employers and
employees cannot hc eliminated. | do
not subscribe to that statement. They
are partners in the industry which
they are building up. II caen partner
mas consideration for the other s
viewpoint, II neither assumes 10 dom
mate and control arbitrarily the part
nDrship, there Is no reason why their
business should not be operated un.
interrupted by strikes. lockouts ana
similar disturbances.
There are two other partners
management and the community.
These, together with labor and cupi-
tai, must work in thorough u-operl-
ton in order 10 insure the largest
returns.
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RECEPTION FOR MRS. WILSON
EntcrtSincd nv ,mrri"rn '. ". e.
Mt Paris IIcHtIuunrtcrs

PARIS. Jan. 2S.-Thc American Y. W.
c. A. gave a reception at the Paris
headquarters yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs Wilson. About 800 porm-
ncnt French women and American
women iu Paris we're received By Miss
Harriet Taylor. head NJ tho Y. W. c.
\. m Paris; Nys Wilson. Mrs. Robert
LansIng and Alrs. Z. VI. ILouse.
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SOME RESULTS FROM OPERA.
TION OF PLAN.

"Somc OF the results observable
from tho operation OF the plan have
been:
uninterrupted operation OF the
plants and continuous employ ment
of the workers, resulting in larger
returns for both capital and
labor.
"lmproved working and living
conditions.
Frequent and close contact be
tween employees and ohlCers,
"The elimination of grievances
as disturbing factors.
Good Will developed TO a high
degree.
THE creation OF community
spirit,
Just what part labor organiha'
Tons and employ eTs' associations ca,
best take ia such a plan remains "a
La worked out, but certain II ia ina
soma method should Da devise,
which VIII proht 10 tho fullest ~
tent hy tho experience, the SirrnS'
ana the leadership Of these groups
while doubtless defects VIII up
near ln this pltu, and o'nrr mrluou
/ moro successfully accomplishing -
s.rna end may De deN ,lopru, ut ledr
+ /, Is proving that N unity there .
strength, aud that spirit or 60
operatlon ana brotherhood m indus
/ Try rs not only Realistically ugnt 1u
! ,,r.s..ca!!" work r. hl"'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-01-28
MRS. C. F. WHITSON ASKS
$1,000 A MONTH ALIMONY
Files Separation Suit Charging HuS-
band Is Addicted to Morphine
and LIQUOR.

WHITE PLAINS. Jan. 2s.-Mrs.
Adelinc G. Whitson filed a suit in the
Supreme Court to-day for separation
from Charles +. whitson and alimony
Of $1,000 month. She alleges her
husband is addicted to the morphine
and liquor habits and has shown cX-
IRENE cruelty toward her and their
nine -ycar-old son.
Whitson Is a son Of the late ellison
Whitson. a vice president OF the Ma
ttonM city Bank of New York. They
were married in New York n 1908.
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MRS. HkDLEY IDENTIFIED.
lB.sy Of Army s.TEr"n's wife Was
Fsuad In River,

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 2s.- Mrs. \
|H. Evans OF Cincinnati to day identihcl
'ihc body Of woman found IN the
tIames River near here Dee. 30, a. that
'pf her sister. Mrs Wilmer Amos Had
.lsy wife OF an army surgeon torm"ry
!. isuonv,I a. the GsNerum,tt Hospital
,t West Hampton
4 warrant charging Dr, i'udlcv v'ih
tthe nrirdcr o; hts wife was .aauud %.
y entity and u co.intrywi search fo,
tnln - In prDgrass. pr. llatloN 'vft
lh,rc Jan. -. II VAS reported he WA
Z .u Inst week near the home al his
4 1Ino,hcr in Toxns. but had disappeared
!. .ut news ~. tnu i.suanc, ui the war.
-s1ant
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ROSA LUXEMBOURG ALIVE,
SAYS REPORT FROM MUNICH
Concealed at Friends Home Until
She Gets Chance 10 Flee
From Berlin.

COPENHAGEN. Jan. 2S.-A Munich
despatch To the roliuken reports that ii
has been learned from reliable sources
that Rosa LuNemburg who was reported
TO have beer shot 1nl killed on Jan. -
In Berlin. IS alive aui Is At the house OF
a friend. Thcrc she will be cpuccalr !
until she has au opportunity 10 escape
from tine German capital
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LEVINE ORDERS KILLING.
Also Calls for Retailing or NHryn
ny HOIshcNist-.

STOCKHOLM, Jan, IS - Premier
I.cninc. according TO report from
Reval. has ordered the Rolshe,,N troops
tu r"tbk" IN" town Of Narvn from In"
EsthoniHuS within . week. 10 sack the
town aud to Kin .ll an" hourgCoisc.
IAnnc IL reported to be- staving In
the town OF hamburg, cast OF Narva.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-01-28
IDLE HOUR A CHICKEN FARM.
W. X. NnndcrbiIt only JSrs Oak
dale Place To supply Home.
t-,.,.,,f o, n . I,.,,r, u.-tI

sNYNILLE. /. l.. Jan. lN.-Thc only
practical use W. x. Vanderbilt sr. makes
u his once famous country place. Idle
Hour. at onkdlle. now is as an egg and
poultry supply farm for his other Long
Island home at Jer,sho,
No attempt has been made 70 retur-
nish the Idle Hour Mansion since 1t vas
uisman,lsd some months ago with the
view to turning the place over to the
Rel cross FOR hospital purposes.
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0'lEARY GETS SETBACK.
Enort 90 Quash Indictment Fails
GeItIng O .ImrN.

Judge Hand 10 the UnitsSi States Ms.
Tict Court to-,iay oycrrulcd a demurrer
uf the defendants lu ihe case against
Jeremiah OL"aT and others indicted
fur violation ~ the espionage act b. oh
~truytinv m" srlc i've daft
Motions to guIsh tlr inItctmcnS we're
ala d'nNVt.
The case then pro. o,Icl tn trial.
Ttlvsmun So.r called into the u.,
buN fur examination.
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WNsUINGTON- Jan tN.o \ S"|
Ger, A.tiu- 'H.cf CO.. ine MeaI I.,I- un
Food Adu u.s'.it1u reruu1-f.H 81 ,lu
uuutuCe ot ile price uf &iT..u On hos
FOR February "a. iIc conference - pa..
c"s ana swim, prDiu.a7s fa.a 4f,,vunuu
SNYDER s1.t Fop1 CoumI-- uu-r U,,.t
.Al Csh.rl bis approval Il g.- sep
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NEW LONDON, Conn Jan. .S -. Dr,
tectlNes acre busy to-day trying :.
f,nd the men Who disfisurcd prom mem
building dur.ns the night with c.r...
lars signed american Anarchist.
The circular c"pls W.tn the drportr.
'Iu Jaw, tud declares trif % i+ ufU,
tu 60. upon feeble minated preacher
lrI b, rs Mai,aty r"rs.dvut Wilson
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New Jewish welfare m.t op...

MEFlNliEN, y. j.. Jan. es ia,
new jewish welfare nut II Rar.tpn
Arsenal - open to-day. follow INK dcdl-
yabop exercises attended largely by nom
lyNs as ven Is soldiers uf that fItu.
rhp hut o. run on A non .srcttrIlr
basis. Leon J.. Walters OF New NurI,
Judge Peter r. paly. A. Julan ana
.Igh, Ro@ier all OF NcW BruusNl,A.
spoke at the rNorclsss.
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BcIaInns want ArEcn,Ine Butt.r.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 2S.-The Union OF
Belgian Butter Dealers is negotiating
with producers in Argentina and Aus
tralil with "A view TO obtaining 95,UJO
knograms " butter monthly.
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u. 6. FLYER KILLED ABROAD
Lieut.. O'Nenr- Machine CoIinpses
700 Feet IN.

PARIS, Monday, Jan. e7.--AvIation
Lieut.. O'Ncnl OF the American Army
was killed instantly this afternoon near
Cha on Sur Sciac when from IN un-
known cause his machine ollapsed at
a height Of about 700 feet.
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FOOD BILL APPROVED.
House snd senate Ndopt REPORT
on 800. .OOO,OOO Fund.

WASHINGTON, Jan, &.-The Senate
to-day accepted the conference report
ON the SituOU0 Food Bin 20 aid the
needy neuplCs OF Europe.
Tho House also adopted the report.
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". D., college Cornerstone In ItnI,
IRid,

ROME. J7v. 's-Tle n--uors.1n. %.
;Ee c7.!c-e ac.-F ca-=:-':---@ - G,;S
od,st EpiscopTs ON tho summit or
Mount Aorins WHs laid yestardsy. o.
Tipplo delivered the principal alrsss.
Bishop Henderson Of Detroit rtIsed ..r
,Amerlean nag 90 the site e
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KNpNNILLE. Tenn. Jan. 2s-Dr.
Brown Ayrcs r., sident Of the Uni
G, gsity of Tennessee sine. loOt ard
Wi4rs known iu Southern rauyut.orui
circles dici here 'o-ua. a. the age OF
gIVtN-lND vCprg
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Coltls Cause Grip and Infiueaga.
LAXATIVE BROMo QulNlNE Tablets remove
A., Csu,s There " only ono "Brotno Quinins .
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LONDON TO ARGENTINA
BY AIRSHIP IN AUGUST
IS PLAN OF BRITISH
Plans Already Completed for Long
est Distance Flight Ever Made,
L Government Consents.

if Government Consents.
COpyrivl' 1919 BY the press Publ shing Co.
THE New York Evening World
LONDON, Jan. 2s.-Thc route
for the first long distance alrship
service will probably be fromi
London TO Argentina. One OF the
biggest engineering firms in the
country has been planning such a
service for some time, and IL the
consent OF the Government can be
obtained the first trip will be
made from London tc Buenos
Ayres in August.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
Buls Waated christians. rs yeaIs old for de-
hNTNs; must nave references: good chance Tor
$50 \, NJ
ELpEEiY MEN wsatSd tgS ss.sssassT ssf.ts- /
1907 Is w. sab o.. sao A. NJ.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-08-07

limits OF what is now North Dakota.
Grand Forks.-The receipt of news
of her sons death in France was re-
sponsible for the death here of Mrs.
Anthony Lucier, who was unable to
endure the shock of the loss she had
sustained.
Rugby.-Captain T. Z. McClintock,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. McClintock
here, has been awarded both the Am
erican Distinguished Service Cross and
the French Croix de Guerre, according
to word received here.
Bismarck.-Mrs. N. G. Budlong, for
many years secretary Of the North Da-
gotta state library commission, has re-
signed and will leave the state to ac-
cept a position with the University of
California.
Fargo.-North Dakota's annual har-
vest season started with 4 plentiful
supply Of farm help in most parts of
the state, according to information
given out by a representative of the
United States department of labor, in
an interview here.
BiSmarck.-Information is received
from Washington that a provision has
been attached to the agricultural bill,
now before congress, which will per.
nit a years leave Of absence to home.
steaders in North Dakota and Mon
tana regious which have been hit by
drought.
Belcourt.-Charles D. Scott, deputy
United States marshal from Fargo.
made arrests here last week opon war.
rants charging the operation of an I'LL
cit whiskey still. The manufacturing
equipment. and considerable Of the
product was %confiscated and turned
over to the local Indian police.
Alamo.-Petrified walnuts found II
feet under ground at a point neal the
west line Of the state is one of the
puzzling things recently pointed out
for explanation by biologists. Another
mystery that has been unearthed is a
polished stone evidently bearing en-
.graved heiroglyphics. found Embedded
at a depth of SS feet.
Grand Enrks-Private Mandel Olson