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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
ROYAL NEIGHBORs

Meet the second and fourth We'd
nesdays of each month. /. o. O. i.
nall, No. so w. Bridge street.
ELIZABETH Caps, Oracle.
JENNIE ROssITER. Recorder.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLrCArroN

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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19
ANTI-TUBERCUIO
ASSOCIATION.

On Friday A4gil %, the. Richmond
Anti-Tubercu1oazs Association hold
n clinic at the Colored Community
House on West Marshall street. Sew
eral cases Of tuberculosis were found
in the incipient stage. OF tLeso two
went to Piedmont, the Sanatorium
at Burkcvillc, Va, for treatment.
The following letter has been reccIv
cd by Miss Webb, Executive Secretary
OF the Richmond Tuberculosis Asso-
citation from one of the patients.
Tho Richmond Tuberculosis Asso
citation is endeavoring to hold month
ly clinics or free chest examinations
in various sections Of the city.
Knowing tuberculosis to be both cur
able and preventable the Associat
ion is carrying on an active educa,
ional campaign to teach people the
simple facts Of the disease it's pro
vention and cure.
BY the chest examinations cases
are found in the early stage and il
treated at that stage can be cured OF
arrested.
On Monday June 18th, clinic
will be held. Three specialists will
be present and examinations conduct
ed from 1880 to $50 P. NJ, Place
for examinations has not yet beer
announced but it will be given out or
Sunday June Is when lectures will
he given in three church
es, in district selected for intensive
work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19
$4,000 HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN IN
BALTIMORE.
Jubilee Services at Bethel A. nj. 70.
Other News Items.
(Franklin Johnson)


Baltimore, Nd, July 10.--The
campaign to raise $4,000 for the
proposed Victory Hospital is assured
of success, more than 100000 having
been secured already. $4,000 of
the amount will be used in buying
the buildings and equipment of the
Union Protestant Infirmary, which
are said to be worth $4,000. DR..
w. II. Weaver is directing the cam
paign. DR.. Harry T. Brown, super
intendent of Provident Hospital,
which is to be merged into the new
institution, and many others are
assisting.
Baltimore, July 10.-Jubilee SER
vices for having liquidated a $4,000
mortgage debt and other obligations
that confronted DR.. w. Sampson
Brooks when he became pastor of
Bethel A. M. e. Church, two years
ago, we're held all day Sunday. Bish-
op w. w. Beckett preached in the
morning and Rev. Tena Nuson in the
afternoon and evening.
DR.. Brooks was presented purse
for a vacation trip and is now in
Waco, Texas, attending Church
convention. The news that Bethel
had raised it's entire debt was told
the populace by the ringing OF the
church bell and that on the city hall
Baltimore, July 10-The recent
death Of John A. Bishop removes q
member Of an old Maryland family
Attorney w Norman Bisr op is a son
and Rev. Hutchens G. Bishop, OF
New York City, q brother OF the
deceased.
Reverends Ernest Lyon, S. A. Vir-
gil, r. w. S. Thomas, c. E. Hodges,
A. J. Mitchell and NJ. J. Naylor have
returned from Columbus, O., where
they attended the Methodist Centcn-
airy Exposition.
atom" Smith, the hotel keeper,
Henry Holmes and Howard Venable
saw Dempsey beat Willard, at Tole-
do, o.
A $4,000 community house for
Ames Memorial M. E. Church is to be
built. Rev. a. j. Mitchell is pastor.
Baltimore, July 10.-Returning
soldiers with the 521st Engineers
and the SOSth Pioneer Regiment
claim that some white American
soldiers tried to make the French
believe they were wild men and had
tails like monkeys. Sergeant w. S
Z Haynes says he has seen little chill
dren lift up the overcoat Of a colored
soldier to see if he had tail like
monkey.
A big street parade, dinner and
genuine welcome were given the re-
turning troops. DR.. Ernest Lyon
Rev. a. l.. Gaines, John Berry, w. C.
McCard and II. NJ. Gross were among
those who arranged for the welcome
1 Kansas City, July 1G.-Big prepa-
4 rations are being made for the en-
tertainment Of the biennial session
#of the Supreme Lodge Of Knights OF
u ,Pythias, which will be held here the
l&week beginning August SO. w. Ash.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19

MAN OR WOMAN who wonders
about the future, get my Breast
Plate Protection and be Safe.
THOMAS SUPPLY CO, Matoaka,
West Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19
Announcement.
PHONE RANDOLPH 3627
DO YOU LOVE HEALTH q?

Mrs. Ella o. Waller wishes to an.
nounce to her friends that she Is now
with q. G. Meyer Jewelry Co., Num-
Der FL w. Broad Street as agent. She
desires the patronage of her many
friends as this is the first Jewelry
Company In this city to employ O
Colored woman as its representative
Weddins Presents, Diamonds,
Watches, Silverware, Pins and Jew.
elry of all kinds, Cut Glass, Etc. for
sale.
On visiting the store give Mrs.
Waller the benefit Of your purchase.
Give her a call.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19

IN
A 1t OF 1t no and severe hak
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19
Agent For Planet.

All persons leaving Richmond and
nearby cities for Atlantic City, on
vacation or for work, this Spring and
Summer, may obtain the very latest
news of their homes In The Planet,
at Arthur A. Williams, Agent, 901
% Baltic avenue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19

bic Hawkins, the Baltimore lawyer,
who started the legal fight against
segregation laws. Is the supreme
chancellor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19
HOUSEKEEPERS!il

Wash Your Clothes Without Rubbing
Save time and labor. Let us send
you our great Recipe for NO-RUB
WASHING COMPOUND. It is Free
to All. Simply send a stamp and
the names and addresses of three
other housekeepers. Send to-day.
J. Fl. CAULS, Brownsville, Pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
UNCLE SANS STORES
DC RUsH|KG BUSINESS
In ST Louis More Than 4,000
Buyers Visit the Places
Each Day Of the
Week


Nearly Aga@A customers a 1aY have
e0ughE goods al the gwu gpysg~Mens
stores in St Loais. opened >epseu-
Der E5. for the sale ~ caothias. saoe,
and tCc.1- and the Businesses d9-e has
averaged shcns Sseas daily. THIS
g5uesnE look Hs II the psopEe Arp sass-
inS zap An 0nEorTnmiGy tu sav@ few
10l&FS on the bnsyag price OF me-
csSsS@asS
When the saae OF srrny gccds nsEla
az Buffalo. Novema~r i. 8 c~5wd nj
1860 people rsohbed the ssore. one
Woman wss KILLED In shs rash SE
several parsCns we're snsmrpd
Az St Louis lines of Neorsa ez-
tending around gae htrcs were wa:,
ing ersry morning for tine doors to Nv
Opened. Bur whsLe recall sror wRr
crowded sverT day and all daY. unIs
the clerks were ready TO drup wirH
weaviaess. their naiA order or =6ues
waS ssSal ra0re trsmsnduus waata q
saAesszren fm each store waited ca N
lncal buyers a cs-ps of Young wcsneF
were doing uoshang bar EettinS on
the mail oFsssrs rhzr canHe fr0gn sar
rounding stafsS. An ST LoUSg tskgg
h1mla heads as zaaii order CUSTOMER
with Arkansas . close sacnrS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

When . murder bias been cnrzaE1ais =
"a and vhIle this Supposed calpFsss
Ne stili nervous. the pssasce soEne-
timex rescrz 10 the Third Degree 20
win . confession.
In the Thirtcensh CAair, waich aV-
pesrs ax Gurhris On the nirht ct Nev.
"a. Detective Tim Dsonahme resorts 90
she Third Degree when hts oSa|g
meshr&s fxsi He h2s no ordinary
crsmsnal 10 deal with for there aE~
shsreen people In Nsw YORK dAr~ Z
inx room. any cre AZ whom ss tae
,wenss2s criminal. Even Madam Ia
Grange the medium atHrass thaF IlrE
il - cop With brains He admits ?,
himself and latter admits b. Is tc%'
but sh~rs HES tine STORY wAscA yer
zausx see to sp7recSete.
BAynard veiiiler. the antAlpr : .
student cf crime and criminals TIE
psoe Is tine uaosg brilliant he hAS ever
produced. The Dialogue q, a. 9usrk
- ligArnlng and as seem as knife
edge. There are tlashss q faa ~nssa
let down the tension ius w1e1
nerves are al the srarpsng Eoass-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
CLASS WILL QUIT CABINET
TO TAKE SENATE SEAT

wasAi~gscrs Nuv. rs---"l n1re ac-
erssed the senatorial appointment.
sasa Secretary a. shs TEezsary CLASS
this stserzoca un hearing the cse.ae'
nseessmx. S@xrerarg Class wea s0e-
csSxls the l3ta Seaatcr Martsa II Vsr-
ssnsa stated sh4s he might u0s take
TGss oarn of ctflce s0r srrne r-s1- as
na desired SO f.aish woSs As had
started in .he treasury
II wuaad hike to h1re srus@snt.r 20
say. as ro uav s@eesss0r as tAa-~ y
snnnuEtans work co be 1cno S1ere-
s4ry Csass said =, "a understood h.
has u-sra rhas r. C. Ieftsmswel a.
Npw York. assistant secretary os sAe
greaSary. ~ aamass 10 Sscce~sd hSsi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
TWINS ARE BORN ON
APEAR. JOY RIDE

Nj and Mrs R@rnbarn. a Pannsss-
vaala c0ur,e ~emE nscscr rsSsa- he
1s Asr a8y wssn a ze ghhor when they
returned horme twlns had h@en gdd "A
80 che family
The n2Ty had zn-e onlv : fsw
1asl@s trrns h0ma when thr dssva~.
wAa had pad no attention ts his
srsen1s in rae rsAr ct the car. u@s
asked 70 sr0p Turrire hs Aeed he
was STARTLED 40 find RArAonrr Sn.d-
5rg a ne~-hcrr baby wra F@s in ons
* she ansouOhsae ROBES. He areFs
ss Q farmhouse lnro which the mother
an1 child wer~ carried
Before an ambulance cozii ae
called TO take the w0nlan horne sAT
gave eirsh 10 ses0nd caig5 TIE
frs, swsn vas . bay and she sscun1
3 ~drl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

Whist youU fnd in DR.. Psrmls Favursta
Prescription. u gives you just The help
that you need. To be Rad IN fir,uii O.
tablets Tablet fCxzns 90 ccats, at IA drug
stores.
II E medicine that's made especially
to build up vcuaen's strength snd to cur
wuEen's ailments--an invigprsting, re-
stcrative touiS, soothing ccr.nl snd
bracing nervine; purely vssetab8e, n00-
alcnAnlies and perfectly harmless
PADucAHr Kr.-rAfter srss lrrrmihA
\ mother, I was In miserable health
Developed severe case "a wsrs.n's
lrpuhle, and suffered with narkz Skes
and pains in my SIDE I go a. tad that
wzS a cGuyAwte snrwuE.y 1rzd pfysscal
wrsrk srst hed gwen up h0rss- Of rsttin9
@ess<r whan began saksnr In. Elcrwr%
Fav0rite Pre~criyti0n snu1 sslrrs.I 10
Arryxuve 1r1 wl. cwnvinrpi tN.s I h4t
fD1ni the right nelEclIr1 ;,w IL 4 trvsiisIN
kept ON taking Eh@ pw<r<s ysnsn ami
ny health Was cesapies4,y restored. Il
am always reaLF 10 sF@xk u gm4l Enr1
tnf this wonderful mnr1zM's l1ssEseSx4s -
49, AxSH SxSzEs lli9 =. Isst Sszscs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

psny AZ Us AsxA grade ecrV1s',inrs
fsrm tie nhrr coz.in ~
% 1cing fvlaax Eas.ra rs ars wAoa r
E1rQr~2n.
Laughter is rhe ncvinE splrat II
The pancsng Wracw~ ana lhs host
os couaeiy sreass fal.wfns each cShes
IN rzyaa succession are exanpell.as AZ
fne saf1e tfne the orher seases are
NOT neglected. for there - q del sA'-
sag r,sfaxiing % he1Esy. rorrsons ianc-
ing ard cleTer rUyeNles TO please tAs
gnest efEese she@Eer -pev
The piog concxTrs wiEh 1atsiaker
Identities TO crr4ra general AilSrssv.
The nBoe ss sAicx~Hes nv th@ seeming
irsrudacsioa al weH kn0wn ascts1n
DSssure ssa-s hv ragsscal enzsae " E
vorstes. TIE crnseq,s1nz uslxwrs fsvrn
the hasfs cf snree acss ct csntAnuors
ccnessv And 8 arsllng nsnste-
T&rpaeAcUs st &Al rTsssy skrv@s
~ Mvsgy glrls SESs C. rae givMintSa
with song amd dance and a2nshtes.
Mildred Css-si Msrguer-se d Yea
Harry Fe-tcR. ama Robert r Hc.aea
leoa rhe singing hrsgads Arneas she
rcpzsar nuRaAe-s e-e Il Am ysSs-
rsrp. r Nsvsr Yeg W'1s SATISFIED
~l-n Always q HID wasA she slAStses
~Oh. T1a D1ncsn w~d2~.~ "a Most
owe Scue sp-e. When ,h@ Bard
Plays Shanante JArR When Vas
R'xAs Man Ccrnes Alans Cart
Shnnla Huax Easte Blg nF Evsry-
sAlmg Every tAfEge essrl y ysAlaas
af Me. 4EG many Others.
At gAA gsafhFFe Thssser. Nor. sSrA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
WOMEN cHEEREo sARy REeoRr

When che grssidsne of "A K2asa'
sr-aal sow1 wonan's club cs Er@Et
-n,',aAers reaorEed ~ DE Dss-rsr
C1zVengsoa Ok Wunsz clm.as shz
There ~sre eleven new o1bses III d.
canA shas year the convemrson eherr
e1 Later when rha convention x9
esataos1ng tor sreasaArv- one wcE1g
declared. n arm in favor OF he wc
man who gave the baby seport- II
small s0wa woman was promy-l'
slecEa6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
Lose Your Fat.
Keep Your Health

Sepersfnnus flesh Is ncs heaishy,
neither is Il heasThy 90 dt~r or exer-
else too rinch for is< removal. The
sinssless rseshcG known scr reducing
the oysrS&t bc6y txo. sAree or four
poansss y week Is the MArrnola Meth
0d. tried and er1ursed by thousands,
Msrrn0Rz Prescription Tabisss. con
s4iaing exact doses cE the famous pre-
s~raptsun. are sold by druggists az 81
for q large case. or II YOU prefer yo1
can oSgaia them hy sending direct 70
the MarnuNA Company. Sss woeAwNra
.Ave.. u@trcSt. Mich They are saEEn-
less and le&Te no wrinkles or tsNasai-
ness. TAey arr 1sop1ls- hees 49, ~
tective ard conyenleri-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

CASFs. aels institutions tay gGshS s
she wM9sn lead One tlsirm old nsan
RATED ahc9C , hours tor cbsrc 81
auv : cSzss x0Tth az s@ig- He seemed
To- faes ID ~as hss duty 10 Auy some
shf-g EEosm Tncle Sam ard Inst aA-
gfsrSa 10 re asl the nacnsy he had
TlAe tsnpresstont shsg the gever~ :
Mem1' 5 6aFwSins are being na-i
hy shs public Is 4 mistaken one Ta
- stores re1lsSng zrmr SO pl:F
through the Tnissd States arc "
busiest places in rhe Country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
LErrIsA TROOPS asE
ADVANCING NEAR Riga

Cope nhasen. Nov ~ t.@s'zs
TROOPS still are advAaetnE aionE sne
entire fr0ns eaSR ot Riga 2s1insi ta@
forces cf ccaonel BsFaslu2r- aa3 cA
sured ShA0A on Nov IA, rsNcAsnE aas
IA river as M1ny points. sess1sEiT :
10 = ts.spstch received frUzl sAs Ess-
sfAh news hareaa a. RaEa- 1as @sS-
,arch STATES that firss and explcsson
have Aeen cbssrved in Nstan,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

feelings, diEz !.
Eaie and weak,
llttse things an
nssy SOD ~everv<
Inageoss rrC-r.
Lxss- Ess cssass.
mmE g4as G iRlrs2se
Gxs s'e ESallss Dr.
P;srcS's FGrcrEaz
Prescriptions has
done for more
slasa . uaillaun wc-
rncn in the last
Ety wears.
Wkns u hGs G.raf
iar cSa-s u OR
do igr gs7@.
A Asping ks7r
to Lift up vpszE ,
tired, ovH-saxr6i
women n-that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
NEGLECTED COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS!
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
soon breaks : cold and
checks I cough

HElI.LS - fever -- Gneezes-and
tnen d hard rosd deveiop&
Take a little DR.. Kings New
Discovery waen the Sni1les start
II will soon check the cold the
corgla-provoking thrnat-sickle- Used
everywhere hy people who know
why II has tessn ON the market for
haEf centrrT. Relsesex cold cough.
grippe. crpun- No tifxsgreezLse
afte--e1ectsN All drugxisrS--60c
ana srau a bottle Give II trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

Colds czRse Grip and Influenza =
LAXATIVE RRoMo QuINlNE Tab
less remove the cause. There Is only
one Bronao Qainsne.~ e W GROVES
signature an box %Ac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

Liver acting laxH, Bring them 70
time with Dr. Kings New Life
Pisla. Gentle bat $rre-actfng So
tenn cleaneers that are f0ufcky d
action and pleasing n resulis SIN
15e = bostlo ~ "a 1E1G steeo4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

Tasn1rA Tor441 on anG r-srac
s-1n sae Imported Chinese paaHassas
las hccn-e on~ a the nacrsr a3a-Aaas
gzme birds in Western Oregon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
Completely Discouraged

$ The feeling ard plsiat of Ecrsen whc
re rs-n-5oEn so l0v tbzs wors d-@es.
rad Aehes- BACK aches, drseElns 5oxr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
FINE FOR Rheumatism
Ar.,s.erole Loosens Up 4hcss
S.lff Io;rss-DriyeS CeIt Pair

MuS-SrCae LQESSIS Up A-NS
SsiR Jo;nss-Driye Oslt Fan
yCwr; srow why tssos<aH1s rs
,r,ss-erCse ca-c ysa experience 5asS
ssad re.sss i gives
re. ! sz- * enc src-l tie -s1reSs
,s-rv e-r~e II Is Z csex-- NAa@a os1S.
- ..1e s7S.h Ire q es IlS-sgaES2-
B.errer sss..s q rnS-s-- z-vd plaster and dsts
80 hssstex. Ersazs easa sEd coz--1c--
ygssi5e L is beng -UA1S3 Cr
Afus.eruaa is rec1 -aE1le-saes1 70 E-'szlF
so.-.c~s ard u1.rses. Msfrrs G. sa-s as.s
tssss a-sausG.sy for lrgrcsa.as. errsp ssfi-
49,. asthma. rtusz zigsa- ri<-st 81, E.ass--
r-ssisz,s. i.------.-g's, rars and aches cE ,fs1
hacS or sca-ss. srr1srs. soEc IslEsstsess
truss@s. cAsl.IIs.Aalasss frosted Eest. -caoss q
the cssst tit csEsn rxevgntS EssAes.z'1 = AAs-
co. 4-.s Sc ssrss n-ssE.-. sIze S-~sG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19

What thing it is 20 I've MI To bc not
merely free from actual sickness, hat 20
i've well, absolutely well--and y haye the
mental vim, stamina. vlgoT, winch go
With physical well-heing.
But yoa can'g he liz ii constipation i
constantly breeding poisons, which are
taken inCc the blool and undermine the
whole sSsecE'-
The tnodrra treatment for constipation
is NujoI.
The action of Nujol Is entirely different
from shas Of castor oil. pills, salts. etc.
\uiol is pleasant - take and docs not
force and weaken the system, nor inn
aair digestion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-19
Up On Your Toes

Nuiol ;avySienfS e1nsffpaif5H because u
softrns the food waste and encourages the
intestinal muscles 10 at naturally. X
thus removes the cause Of constipation
and self-poiSonlng-
Nuiol helps Nature establish easy, thor
ough bowel evacuationat at regular inter
vaIs-the hcalthieSt habit in the world.
Get bottle from your druggist to-day.
R,r x,-lu~l1 ks9hA ssssks-" Thirty Feet Of
Danserr -frsr. 9@.vsss Nuiol Laboratories,
S,anaard on Co. New Jcsseyl, 50 BROADWAY,
Ncv York.
yLc-,,nS S. NAjsg Il u sxss ~ ssslas bffAS
~ Oil mig. hs1-fsv RE N2'si Tr4sdf lfars
~ s&ssw &rs Brssssvs eF frAsAsn appreciated y n
ss sszse n NJ lsx s~F ss~sr frav' sassffafT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
VIII Be Considered.

WASHINGTON. August lT.-Demanas
OF American railroad firCmcn and hos
tiers for increased wages and changed
working conditions, as outlined in wage
scale adopted today at Cleveland by the
general chairmcn OF the brotherhood or
Locomotive Fircmen and Enginemen,
probably will he considered along with
the demands Of other railroad workers.
railroad administration officials said to-
night. Director General Hines. although
never stating definitely whether the de-
mands would be presented to one Of the
railroad administrations boards on
wages and working conditions or would
be settled by direct negotiations. has
said that wage advance TO one class
Of railroad workers would force consid-
Grafton Of the claims Of all tho nations
two million railroad employees.
The fircmen's request for more pay Is
the third to be placed before the railroad
administration. The request Of the
shopmcn is to be taken up Immediately
on return to work. probably, tomorrow.
Of the shopmcn who have been on strike.
The trainmcn's brotherhood also has n
wage increase pending. The conductors
have given notice that they would ask
for an advance. while the engineers have
expressed a desire for reduction in
the cost Of living rather than more
wages.
The pending demands would add many
million dollars. officials said 10 the pay
roll Of the railroad administration.
which in it's operation OF tho railroads
has met with a steadily growing dchcit
for several months. Figures on which
might be computed what tho addition OF
the flremen's demands Of IS 10 61 per
cent increase to the yearly payroll
would mean were not available tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
DdclnAn,v conmeut.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Aug. IL
Major General Joseph T. Dickman. COM
mandcr Of the southern department.. and
staff officers were in conference late
tonight over reports from Candelarta.
Texas. that Lieutenants Davis and
Peterson. army aviators, are being held
by Mexican bandits for $4,000 ransom.
The ransom. army authorities have been
advised must be paid Monday TO Daw-
klns Fitzpatrick. a storekeeper at Can
delaria. under penalty Of death for the
aviators.
General Dickman said reports rcceiv-
ed indicated the two airmen came down
al the little town Of Dleres. which -
on both sides OF the Rio Grande. He
declined 10 state what steps had be"E
tak,n to effect a rescue. or whether ne
had been in communication with Colonel
George T. Langhornc. commander OF ihs
Big Bend district. He said q report OK
the incident had been tclegraphed 10
Washington.
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Maxsara to Relatives.

Ell PASO. Texas. Aug l1.-MessaS"s
l., 49, tn- av.aIorS wer" sen; To their
rciptivcs Gt Strathmorc and Berkeley.
California. and Hutchinson. Minnesota.
o. >Onn - received at Maria. The text
Of their messages was not gwen out
but Il was understood tn" avlators re-
qucSt,d th"Ir relatives to urge IN" nay
ncrt 81 tho ransom. Tho texts oil M
7, plies also wcr" withheld but cour''r
fan!liar with the district opposite the
Big Bend was ob.aln"d and an effort
made 10 get the replies 10 the avlators
tonight.
" nile no official announcement was
made here tonight il was understood the
ransom would BE- paid 10 an agent IL
the bandits tomorrow morning and II -
believed The courier carrying the tclc-
grams 70 tho ayiators also was author
lied 70 inform the bandit leader OF this
fact.
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ELM GROVE SOLDIER HERO
AWARDED AMERICAN CROSS

tclliErnrcr on next Saturday evening NJ
. o'clock and number OF distinguished
army officers will he here from WASH
inGton 10 present tho medal OF honor
Only few weeks ago Private Aub"r
was presented with m Italian war cross
for bravery in action. and tn" Frcnch
government some time before that pre-
scented him with tho French cross OF
honor. He also wears tho Belgian war
cross. During thr big drir" in tn"
Mousse Argonnc forest hc was standing
guard over trench in which number
Of soldiers wcrr sleeping and German
threw a hand grenade into tho trench.
He picked it up and throw IT from
tho trench. hut it exploded as II left hlS
hand and blow ono OF his arms on above
the elbow. Through this act he is cred
tied with saving the lives of so men who
were asleep in the trench. lie almost
died from the loss or blood and is still
having trouble with tho arm.