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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-14
Etr7 PING

Whereas. tae Marion County Lad
So. 3 corporation mas 7led In a;-
t'3urr i sworn bIL Of complaint III
which il IS averred thar It Is believed
tnat there are parties having All III
teresr IN pr claims III liens upca ne
property Involved IL Chl@ sGl, 2n1
above described 0Iner CnaG the
known defendant, named IN SAID oil
Of complaint whose names are IN.
known 70 the said complainant and
prayed Tor relief against SCcb IN
known parties and having demaaded
FROM The Clerk OF TINS CoGr- iSsu-
ance and publication Of IN order re-
touring such unknown parties 70 ap-
pear 10 the said bill of complaint up
ION a rule day Of this court not less
than twelve weeks from the making
lot this order
Il IS therefore ordered thar a. par
ries claiming an inter"'t mos.
IB Bagwell. Decea .9oner-
Deceased. Or = n ultAerson. Trus-
tee or } 3 Enecks, Deceased or
IT, NJ Edstall. Deceased, OF Willis =.
Sellars. Deceased. or Alexander dol-
"
Deceased or Chas 7 Howard De
ceased or Ostayia Hicks, Deceased,
or II L Hart. Deceased, or w 2.
Mock. Deceased or R L, Parram0re.
Deceased. OF " " Warm, Deceased,
or Arthur p Dwelley. Deceas
ed. or Alden Fort Deceased
or Joseph Fort. Deceased, or Kate :
Minor. Deceased, or otherwise. and
all other parties claiming an inter
est in or having any calm Or Ten
upon the said lands or any part there
Of involved IN this suit. as herein
iabove described. are required 70 be
land appear before this court ONION
Idav she It'll day ofAprh, A D. 1919
the same being . Rule pay u This
/ Court.
1t is further ordered that this
order be published in tne Ocala Ban
ner, a newspaper published in Ma
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-26
Piano Dealers Charged
With Profitering by
Londoners; Big Advance
(By Associated Press)

LONDON. Sept. 2s-Profiteering in
pianos is the latest complaint Of the
people of London, the claim being
made that piano which before the
war sold for $3.50 now costs S275. One
firm, according to leader in the re.
tail trade, has advanced it's price fully
100 per cent while others have added
5o per cent to the selling price OF
their best instruments.
I'VE are charging $400 for monde
script pianos" said one dealer, which
before the war we sold for $3.50. The
cheapest upright pianos made by one
firm now sells for $500, before the
war it brought 1925. A baby grand
is today s1,O50; before the war 1t was
$420. Another model of a grand is
$1,175 and in pre-war days it was $475
And the net cash price to the retailer
is $575.
ANY order that l give is accepted
according to the fluctuations In the
wage rate and moreover whether wag
es go up or not the price Of pianos
goes up every month"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-26
British Railway Leaders
Held Conference Today
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Sept. 26-It is impossible
to forecast the result of the negotia-
tons in the railroad dispute which
will reopen at noon today and there
is a possibility that a strike may be
called at midnight tonight but the out
look is more hopeful than it was "a
hours ago. 1t is the consensus of opin-
ion among newspapers that yester-
days conferences helped to clear
away misunderstanding and tended
to create a ground for agreement
Members of the executive committee
of the national union of railway men
refused to make a statement last
night but individual delegates, speak
ing unofficially showed a cheerful and
hopeful spirit although one said: I'VE
are still a long way from the end"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-26
Greensboro, Ind.

Miss Minnie Chamberlain spent
Tuesday in town.
Miss Miriah is at Richmond attend
ing Yearly Meeting.
Miss Ollie Bane spent Wednesday
evening with Miss Blanche Davis.
The first number Of the Lyceum
course was presented at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Brehm, of Richmond.
came Wednesday evening to visit
Charles Black and two children, Will
liam and Wilma.
Mr.. Allen N. RetZ, of Indianapolis.
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-26

his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Retz
and daughter, Gertrude.
Mrs Edna Brooks, Miss Ada Gauze
and mother, Robert Bonn, Mable Wise,
Nellie Wise, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs.
Ella Inderman, Mrs. Wisehart, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stanton and daugh-
tiers, Jessie ard Grace, spent Thursday
in Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-26
CHILEAN STRIKE SETTLED.

VALPARAISO, Sept. 26.-The ship
ping strike which has interfered SER
iously with marine activities out of
Chilean ports has been settled by
arbitration. Other labor disputes
throughout the country are also re-
ported to be in a fair way towards
settlement, the tramway men and the
workmen in sugar refineries having
already reached an agreement with
their companies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-26

Tunis is now producing more than
10000 gallons of olive Oil a year
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

Above. - The superdread-
noughts in single file steam
ing past Miss Liberty on
their way to anchorage up
the Hudson, as seen from an
dlrplanc. Photo 6p Lerick.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
LEWIS NENORI ARBITRA,
CIJCS BE STREIKO.
Sake, galimos tarybos
StreikO metu.

Indianapolis, Ind, lapkr. 5.
-VeikiantysiS anglekasiQ or
ganizacijoS prezidentaS Lewis
vakar pirmu kartu iSSireiSk6
uz galimaS tarybas streikinin-
ky Su kaSyklQ ved6jaiS.
Ji> sake, jog StreikaS pacio-
je pradzioie gerai vedamas
paGiV darbininkQ. Gil jei taip,
tai eSQS paprastaS daiktaS
vyriauSybei If kasyklQ ved6-
jams (operatoriams) prad6ti
tarybaS uzmokesnio reikale.
Bet tarybos turf but vedamos
nepertraukiant streiko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
Ir tuojaus pradeti tarybas
su anglekasiais
GARFIELD DARBUOJASI
APIE STREIKO PABAIGA.
Veda diskusijas su operatoriu
pirmininku.

Washington, lapllr. 5.-Fe-
deraliS kurO administrators
DR.. Garfield vakar konferavo
81 National Coal Association
prezidentu Morrow. DiSkuSuo-
ia Surasti tinkamQ pagrindq,
>ulig knio butQ galima kuo-
veikiauS pabaigti Streik&
minkStQiQ angliQ kasyklose.
DR.. Garfield voS tik buvo
>ugryzc> * Kentucky ir tuo-
jauS Stoio konferencijon su
Morrow'u. kurS kar6s motu
buvO valdininku kuro admin
StraciiOje.
Kas buro nutarta, kol-kas
mekam neZinOma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
BOLSEWKAI NAIKINA
KR|KSCIONISKUS
VARDUS.
UzDRAUS zMONEMS TAIs
VARDAIS VADINTIES.
Sake, tai. reakcijonieriu
sistema."

Stockholmas, lapkr. 5.-Su-
lig apturdtQ is RusijoS ainiQ,
tenai bolSevikQ Sovieto virSi-
ninkai Srmant uzdrausti emo
mems savo kudikius pavadin-
ii krikScioniSkais vardais. Mes,
sake, tie vardai jiems prime
ma nepakenciamq "reakcijo,
nieriQ sistemq.''
Sakoma, jog neuzilgo tue
tilSlu busiqs paskelbtas pare
dymas.
Vietoje vardQ zmondms
vadinties bolSevikai pasiQlysiQ
paprastus numerius (skaitli-
neS).
Paw, russo Petkovo trys
vaikai ateityje busiq vadina-
mi /, = II 8, bet ne krikScio-
niSkais vardais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
PO R|NKIMg CHICAGOJE

Vakar Chicagoje, anot zinc.
WI, rinkimai labai gerai pavy.
Ike. AugStesnin teisman teisGju
iSrinktas O'Connor, demokra.
tas; apskricio teisman-Rush
republicans.
Didziuma balsQ pripazinta
visi pasiulymai iSleisti bond
sus keliQ mieste gatviQ pra-
platinimui ir pagerinimui.
Pripazinta bondsq isleidi.
mas geresniems keliams il
jaunimo istaigai Cook paviete,
Pripazinta bepartyviq rinki-
mu istatymas .ir padalinimas
miesto so wardu.
zodziu tariant, pilieeiai Wis
ka prieme, kas tik buvo pasiu-
lyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
S. GOMPERS PRIEsINGAS
PROHTBICIJAI.
Sake, prohibicija yra didele
klaida.

New York, lapkr. 5.-Ame-
rilSos Darbo Federacijos pre-
zidentas, S. Gompers, apkal-
b6damas darbo zmoniQ neri-
mavimq Siais laikais, iSnaujo
didesne dali kalt6s uz tai SUI
vert6 ant prohibicijos.
"Pripazindami Salyje svai-
galQ prohibicija,'' sake Com
perS, "tuomi mes pamaineme
socijaliStQ griovimo darbQ il
patti ekonominl Salies stow.
Mes panaikinome darbo Emo
gaus paproGius ir Stai ky turi-
me pasekm6je.
"Mes apvert6me zmones, pa
dar6me juos nerimaujanciais,
Naikindami vienq paproti,
smarkiai paliet6me kitus." -"
Gompers tvirtina, jog Sc,
niau darbininkas buvo ramuS
il patcnkintas. Siandie jis pa
sidari nerimaujantiS. Jis eina
gatvGn, kad suSidurti ten Su
tokiais pat nerimaujanGiais
zmontmiS kaip iis pats.
Pagaliaus GomperS pazymi
.jis tikis, jog Rusijoje boise
vikizmq pak6lG ne kas kitas,
kaip tik priverstina svaigalp
prohibiciia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
AM. D. FEDERACIJA RE-
MIA PLIENO STREI-
KININKUS.
DuQda paSelpa il morale pas.
pirti.

Pittsburgh, Pa, lapkr. g.
Plieno industrijoje streiko va
dai Gia paskelbG AmerikoS
Darbo Federaciios pildomojo
komiteto laiSka. Fcdcracijos
pildomasis komitetaS praneSa
jog organizacija viSomis iSga-
lGmiS il jai prieinamomiS prize
moments paremia streikuojan-
Gius darbininkus plieno indus
trijoje.
Federacija atsiliepia ] visas
kitaS unijas duoti galima pa
Selpq streikuojanciQ darbi-
ninku Seimynoms. Sake, kick
vienas tam tikslui skiriamas
dolieris tuojaus bus pavarto-
tas kovojanGiu darbininkQ nau
dai.
Plieno industriioje, sako-
ma, streikas paliecia apie 4O0,-
600 darbininkQ Su jQ Seimyno-
mis-. Didziuma SeimynQ Sian
die reikalinga butinos paSel-
pos. Reikalinga maiSto IL ku-
ro. Organizuotieii darbininkai
jas turi remit. Reikia duoti
JOINS iStvermGs. Reikia paro-
dyti plieno korporacijai, kad
miliionai darbininku tikrai Y
ia galingesni NJ saujq kapita-
liStQ, atsisakanciQ pripazintI
teiSeS darbininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
TURF MOKYTIES ANGLIs.
.. KAI.
Toks istatymas veilda Cali
~-. fornijoj.

Sacramento, CAL, lapkr. 5.
- Generals valstijos prokn-
roras Webb aiSkina, jog Cali
fornia valstijoje eme gyvuoti
naujas istatymas.
Sulig to istatymo visi jau-
nuoliai tarp Is ir 21 metQ,
katrie negali skaityti, rasyti
arba susikalbeti angliskai,
privalo tuo tikslu lankyti mo-
kykla maziausia 4 valandas
savaiteje.
Katras nemokanciq anglls-
kai to nedaro, turi but ares
tuojamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
PASKATINS AMERIKA AR
MENIJOS REIKALE.

Londonas, lapkr. 6. - Wy
riausyb6s atstovas parlamen,
te, Bonar Law, pranese, jog
Anglijos vyriausybe paklau-
sianti Suv. Valstiju, kodel tos
nieko neveikia Armenijos rel
kale.
Sake, anglu vyriausybe pa
skatysianti S. Valstijas vel
klaus tarti savo zodi, ar apsi-
ina Armenia globoti ir ture-
ii tos Sales mandata tautq
sajungoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
KARIUOMENE PAsIUSTA
PENNSYLVANIJON.
Kai-kuriose kasyklose gal bus
dirbama kareiviu prieziuroje.

Brownsville, Pa, lapkr. g
Suv. Valstiju kariuomenG at
siusta PennSylvanijon streiko
reikalaiS. Cia atkeliavo viena
ptStininku kompanija i$ Buf-
falO.
Kareiviai laikomi traukinio
vagonuose, kol nebuS jiems
nuskirtos tinkamos vietos.
Kompanijq sudaro $50 ka-
ieiviQ. Vadovauja pulkininkas
Evans. Atsivez6 stovyklai is
rcngimus il reikaiingos mo
uziagos ilgesniam laikui.
Brownsville yra palei Mo-
nongahela upe. Tai centras ka-
syklu laukQ. Aplinkin6se ka-
SykloSe dirba apie 10000 an
SlekasiQ.
Streiko metu daug kasyklQ
uzdaryta. Bet daugel kasyklo-
Sc, kuriQ nekontroliuoja an
glekaSiQ organizacija, bus at
naujinti darbai kareiviQ prize
ziuroie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
KAI-KURIE ANGLEKASIAI
DIRBA.

Harrisburg, Pa, lapEr. g.
Valstijos kaSvklu reikalQ de-
partamente aptur6ta ziniq, jog
kai-kuriose 1hinkStqjQ angliQ
kasyklose dirbama. Darbai Sll
pirmadieniu atnaujinti kasyk-
lose pavietuoSe: WeStmore-
land, Greene, Fayette if So
merset. Po truputi dirbama il
Indiana paviete.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
BoISevikai SuGiupo YudeniG@
Armijq
Suomya atsisako gelbeti paint
Petrograda

Suomijos vyriausybe vaka
oficijaliai praneS6 generolu
YudeniGui, jog Suomija mega
Init duoti jam pagelbos palm
ii Petrogradq nuo bolseviku.
Tai atsakymas j Siaurine!
rusu valdzios paraginima, kac
suomiai padetQ veikti prize
Petrograda. Del visako toj
rusQ valdzia "pripazino" Suo
mijai net nepriklausomybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06

pIaukomis, karts laivQ kie-
mais, gelezinkelio stotimi ir
teritorija tegu bus laisvas.
3. Laisvas uostas prekybos
reikalais tegu bus visiems
SvetimSaIiams, lygiai kaip II
Italians ir vietos gyventojams
be jokiQ priediniu mokesciQ
arba pareigu.
4. Kiekvienas pirklys su
laivu uostan turi but ileidzia-
mas be pasportQ IL isleidzia-
mas be jokiQ trukdymQ, taip-
pat visi LAVAL be jokiQ truk-
dymp gall but iSkraunami ir
prikraunami kokiQ kan pa
tinkama prekiQ.
5. Sandeliais lygiomis nau-
dojasi kaip savieji, taip sve-
timSaliai.
6. Uztikrinamas asmeninis
apdraudimas svetimSaliQ ir jQ
nuosavybiQ.
7. Pasitaikius karei, visi
svetimSaliQ LAVAL uoste SEX
vestruojami be atlyginimo.
s. GelezinkeliQ teritorija,
prigulincia miestui, svetimsa-
liai naudojasi lygiai kaip ir
uostu.
8. Visi prekybos laivai,
siandie uzregistruoti Fiume,
priskiriami prie to uosto.
ltallJa prleslnga.
Italijos vyriausybe sitiems
posmams priesinga. ii sake,
kad arba visai pilnai savastin
gauti miesta If uosta, arba
nei to netureti, kas tais pos
mais siuloma.
Suv. ValstijQ atstovai prize
Sinasi, nes tie posmai yra
grieztai prieSingi prezidento
Wilsono paskelbtiems taikos
principams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
BOLSEVIKAI NUGALEJO
SIBERIJOS ARMIJA.

omskas, lapkr. 5.-Siberijo.
je bolsevikai uzdave didel;
smugi adm. Kolcako arrnijos
kairiaiim spa1nui. --.--... s
KolGako armija buvo pri,
vcrsta galvatrukGiais atsime
sti ] pietus nuo Siberijos ge.
lezinkelio, uz kokiQ 80 mylig
nuo Petropavlovsko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
"INJUNCTION" NORMA
PALIKTI ANT VIsUOMET.
Sake teismas pasakys, ar
streikas teisetas.

Washington, Iapkr. 3.-Cia
patrta, JOG vyriauSybtS tik-
SIaS gautQ teiSme IaikinQ in
junction" prizes >treikuojanGiQ
angleka~iu virSininkuS paliktj
veikime taip ilgai, koI nebus
atSauktaS StreikaS in Eol an
gleka>iai ne>ugryz darban.
Tuo reikalu ! indianapolis
i>keliauja generalio prokuroro
a~i>tentaS Ame>. IL EcliV die
ny ivykS ten iSkIauSintiimai
apie pa>Eelbto >treiko teiSotu-
mQ.
.Jei tciSmaS atraS, kad an
glekaSiQ streikaS paskelbta>
neteiSotai. sake, yyriauSybt>
pirmutiniS zygiS bus iSakyti
anglekaSiu vir$ininkamS At
Guukti StreiIla. Jei .iic TO memo
rISia padarvti. tuomet bu>iQ
patraukti teiSman.
Savo kcliu. AmerikoS Darbo
FpderaciioS prezidentas Com
nerS reikaIauia vvriauSvbtS
susnenduoti ..iniunction" ir
+1oiaus angIekaSiu atstovus
pa$aukti tarybo>na >u kaSyk, ,
Iu ved4jai>.
Sn +no Sakoma, Sntinka ir
-.o;1.;,o+,,;, ,no.IoI-,,;u oroo
,,;,,o;;o. oroz;dont., T'nvis
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
REKORDAS ANGLIU
PRODUKCIJOJE.

Pittsburgh, Pa, lapkr. 5.
PittSburgho angliQ apSkrityj
visoS uniStQ kasyklOs uzdary-
tos. Bet neprikIausanGiose uni
iu kontrolei kasyklose angliQ
produkcijoje daroma rekOr-
das.
PraneSama, jog is kasyklQ
kupini angliu vagonai iStrau-
kiami il kuoveikiaus perlei-
dziami per "brekerius" ir lio-
duojami j gelezinkeliQ vago-
nus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
JAPONIJA SKIRIA DIDE,
LIUS PINIGUS KARES
LAIVYNUI.

Honolulu, lapkr. 6. - Vie.
tos japonQ laikrastis ShinponE
praneSa, jog Japonijos vyriau
syb6 per sekancius aStuonerius
metus naujiems kar6s lai,
vans pripazino iSleisti 1884,
100000.
NaujQ laivu skaitliun ineina
10000 tonu kar6s laivas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
ILLINOIS ANGLEKASIAI
STIPRIAI STOW Uz
STREIKA.
Streikuos, kol neatsieks savo
tikslu.

Springfield, ILL.,, lapir. G.
Illinois anglekasiQ apskricio
prezidentaS Frank Harrington
praneSa, jog Sio apskriGio strci
kuojantieji anglekaSiai stip-
rial stow uz savo reikalavi-
mus.
Harrington sake, jog ang-
lekasiai sutinka Stoti tarybos-
Ma uzmokesGio reikale. Bet tQ
tarybQ metu nesutinka per
traukti streiko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
NAUJAS SUMANYMAS PA,
BAIGTI REIKALA SU
FIUME.
Klausimas aptariamas labai
rimtai.

Paryzius, lapkr. 6. - Kad
pabaigti reikalq su miestu
Fiume, uz kuri pakelta tick
daug trukSmo Italijoje,
Prancuzijos premjeras Gle
menceau apsi6m6 but taikinin-
ku If pagaliaus augSciausiajai
taikos konferencijos tarybai
pasiuIys pripazinti savo de-
vynis posmuS, katrie prieSgi-
niauja prezidento Wilsono ke-
turiolikai taikos posmQ.
Kalbama, jog su tais devy-
niais posmais sutinka ir pats
d'Annunzio. Mes tais posmais
iSreiSkiama paGiu Fiume gy-
ventojq moral.
Bet jei kartais Suv. Valsti-
ju ir Italijos atstovai nesutik-
tu su tue nauju sumanyn!u,
tuomet Fiume klausimas butp
pavestas aptarti paciai tautQ
sajungai pirmajam jos susi-
rinkime.
stai tie devyni posmai.
Fiume devyni posmai, su
kuriais sutinka d'Amunzio,
yra sekantieji:
l. Sutinkant su FiulAe gy-
ventojQ plebiscitu, atliktu spa
lip 80, 1918, miestas su vi
somis prieplaukomis, gelezin-
kelio stotis ir teritorija tegu
pereina' absoliut6n Italijos val
dzion.
2. Kroatijai, Ungarijai,
Austrijai, Ceko-Slovakijai If
Rumunijai miestas su prize
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06

Amerikonai sutinka, kad
Fiume klausimas butu paves-
tas tautp sajungai aptarti.
Bet Clemenceau kitaip ziu-
ri ] Fiume. Jis sake, jog tai
yra labai rimtas daiktas. Kai-
po toksai jis pavojingas to-
liaus atidelioti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
TAUTy SAJUNGOs SUs|'
RINKIMAS BUS Pa
RYzIUJE,

Paryzius, laplSr. 6. - Pir-
masis tautq sqjungos susirin-
kimas ivyks Paryziuje.
Taip vakar nutar6 augsciau-
sioji taikos konferencijos ta-
ryba.
Susirinkimui diena teGiaus
nepazymeta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
6 JUODUKAI NUBAUSTI
MIRIOP.
Daugelis jq dar bus teisiama

Helena, Ark, lapkr. 5. -
Phillips pavieto augstesniam
tejsme uzvakar apkaltinta 6
juodukai galvazudystese rasi-
niQ riauSiu metu arti Elaine
pirmose spaliQ dienose. Visi
pasmerkti miriop. Byla ta pa
Gia diena prasidejo ir pasibai-
sc. Prisiekusieji teisejai tar6si
vos s minutas.
W zmogzudystes riauSiq
metu kaltinama 122 zmogu,
daugiausia juodukQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-06
SU SAUSIO 1 D. SUGRA.
zINS GELEzINKEIIIJS.

Washington, lapkr. 6.
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Evening star., 1919-03-11
SOL LDIERS "SH0T UP" CAR
FOR A LITTLE SPORT
Receive Jail Sentences for Reck-
less Gunnery on Wisconsin
Avenue.

Pistol shots fired by two soldiers last
night in a car of the Washington kali
way and Electric Company at the juno
ton transfer point Wisconsin avenue
and street northwest started a small
panic among the passengers and half q
hundred men and women then boarding
the car bound for Rockville, Md
The soldiers had boarded the car at
the terminus of the line at the foot Of
wisconsin avenue. When the car reach
ed the junction point and had stopped
the soldiers commenced firing their pis-
tolls. A street car empioye ran to the
seventh precinct station, around the cor
ner, and gave the alarm Lieut. Reilly,
With Policeman Tornarby, responded and
arrested the two soldiers. They gave
their names as Norman Gibson and
Edward Harben.
In the United States branch of the
Police Court this morning Judge John
p McMahon sentenced Gibson to a term
of seven months in Jail and Harben to
six montAs.
II was shown IN evidence that Gibson
was in service at the American Uni
yersity Camp, on Wisconsin avenue. and
that Harbeu had just been hnorabiy
discharged. Gibson had a. pair Of pis-
tolls and gave Harben one OF them, and
1t WIS then that the pair began to shoot
up the car for sport. Fortunately none
of the shots took effect. Lieut.. Reilly
said that both men had been drinking
Evening star., 1919-03-11
RAIL CLERKS STRIKE IN
SOUTH; TIE UP FREIGHT
Rests on Russian Settlement.

ATLANTA. Ga, March ia ,n-
eral freight tie-up along the lines of
the Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
Louis railway, the Tennessee Central
and the Birmingham and Northwest
ern railway was precipitated today
when more than 1900 members OF the
Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks walked
out on strike The action was taken
on orders from c. F. Jackson of At
Ianta, general chairman Of the
brotherhood's adjustment board. be-
cause of alleged unfair treatment of
the union by A. P. ottarnon, auditor
of the railroad administration.
In Atlanta approximately 200 clerks
quit work, leaving their desks in the
freight depot, yard offices, superin-
tenderts' and master mechanics head
quarters. Reports from other points
Indicate that the walkout order was
generally obeyed by members Of the
union.
II was announced that perfshable
freight on hand at the local depots
will be handled by special agents and
other employees of the railroads pressed
into service for the emergency.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
U. S. ARMY GAS MASKS
USELESS FOK MINERS
Government Bureau Ag;siu Issues
Warning Against Workers De-
pending Upon Them

Another warning that Army gas
masks. developed for protec. ion
against the poison gases of the C.er-
mans, are almost worthless in cis il
employment was given today by thAe
bureau of mines as the result of re-.
ports of injuries to firemen and min
ers, who have attempted to use the
mask in their work.
Director Van H. Manning pointed
out that it was particularly danger
Gus to use the Army mask where gas
was confined. as it was intended for
use in the open. Furthermore. car
bon monoxide. one Of the most dan
gerous gases in civil employments.
cannot be combated with the Army
mask.
The field of civil usefulness of the
Army mask" Mr.. Manning said. "is
confined to certain chemical indus
tries, around smelters and roasters.
where sulphur fumes are given off.
and in industries using chlorine and
bleaching powder"