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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15

1914 CADILLAC touring car, $500.
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
TO RENT

s,r Cent. Line os six Words.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
AMERICA GIVES SUPPLIES
TO RUSSIAN RED CROSS

ARCHANGEL, Oct. 22.-Ameri-
can Red Cross supplies valued at
four and a half million rubles have
been turned over to the Russian
Red Cross for use and distribution
in Northern Russia. The goods
consist principally of food, clothing.
medical and hospital supplies.
This stock was on hand at the
time of the withdrawal of the Am
erican mission, following the de-
parture Of the American forces from
the Archangel area. In making this
gift, Major d. O. Lively, OF San
Francisco, Red Cross commissioner
for Russia, directed that the Rus
slams follow the same regulations OF
distribution as observed by the
Americans who spent n year in
this district.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
RACE IS
BECOMING EXTINCT
YEARLY DEATH RATE ON THE
ISLANDS Is 225 IN EXCESS
OF BIRTHS

HONOLULU, Oct. 23.-In the
next century the full blood Ha-
waiian will be extinct, declared for
mer Mayor John G. Lane, in a
luncheon address here recently. Mr..
Lane is an Hawaiian and one of
the leaders of his people.
Among the H~awaiians," added
Mr.. Lane, "the present ratio is 225
deaths yearly in excess of births.
On the other hand births of part
Hawaiians exceed the deaths by IT'S
and at this rate in 100 years there
should be a new Hawaiian race, a
cosmopolitan race"
When Captain Cook discovered
the islands over 140 years ago, he
estimated the population at half a
million. To-day, Mr.. Lane said
there are only 22,SO0 full blooded
Hawaiians and $4,000 half-Ha-
waiians.
The Hawaiian Protective associa-
ton, said Mr.. Lane, has been
formed to protect, educate, uplift
and rehabilitate the Hawaiian race
and the first step is to get the ma
tives back to the soil. He asked
for cooperation in getting through
congress a bill to set aside one-third
of the public land of Hawaii for the
remaining natives and their feirs.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25

Junior-1000, s.
Divide Ex.-210o, 2.32M; 500,
2.37h; 1900. 2.40; 1000. $50.
City-11,o00, IS; 1000, Is.
Divide Con.-1000, Is; 1000, II.
Annex-4000, q. ;
Dividend-12,5o 500, So; $500. 20.
Divide-3500, 7.75; 500, 500;
500. S.12h: 500. s.25.
Borugher-s00, so; 1900, 80;
1900, SO; 200, S4; 100, IS.
Bevis-20,0 900, a
Belcher Ex.-2O00, so; 5000; 81;
1000, 32.
Belcher-sOoO. As; 1900. as;
1000, AZ; 1900. As.
Apex-11, 900, 10.
Alto-2o0o. 20; 1000, 10.
Nevada Hills-5000, 4.
Spearhead-20O0, T..
Silver Pick-3O00, z.
Red Hill-6O00, 5.
Kewanas-100O, a.
Jumbo-12O0, 10.
Grandma-11,000 8.
Merger-20OO, 4.
Development-500O, IL; $4,000
10; 10000, IA.
Con.-25,e00, 90; 10000. FL
5000, %.
Cracker Jack-21, 900, 6; 5000, z
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
SENATE PASSES MEASURE
RESTRICTING PASSPORTS

WASHINGTON. u. c., Oct. 22.-
The bill extending war time restric-
tions IN passports for n year so
as to exclude undesirable aliens
was passed by the senate today and
sent to conference.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
NATURE NOTES OF
ROOSEVELT ARE
CHARACTISTIC

OF all Theodore Roosevelt's many
books, those devoted to natural
history and observations of animals.
birds aud fishes will, with the pos
sible exception of ''The Winning Of
the West and 1.-THE Naval War of
1872" most tenaciously hold their
place in American literature. These
nature notes.-the product of the
holiday time of an extraordinarily
busy career-have a charm of style
which Mr.. Roosevelt's writings re-
veal nowhere else in so rich a meas
ure; and give evidence of that warm
and intimate love for wild life that
one finds in the writings of Audu-
bon, Thoreau and John Burroughs.
Roosevelt's soul was saturated
with the beauties of nature. When
w he wrote of birds and their
songs. a lyrical quality crept into his
prose that revealed the poet natur-
siist at his best. In the early chap
tiers of The Wilderness Hunter
there are many exquisite bits of de-
scriptive writing In which the Colo
mel reveals a knowledge of bird life
that is little short of extraordinary
when one stops to consider the
many branching activities of his
crowded life.
So much the naturalist was
Roosevelt that one constantly finds
him leaving the main trail of his
hunting narratives to plunge rap
turously into descriptions of the
meadow lark's song and the magic
charm of the hooking bird. that
glorious American rival Of the
nightingale. For instance, In "The
Wilderness Hunter" after describ-
ing how he had killed a prong-horn
buck. Roosevelt pays this glowing
tribute to the meadow lark's
achievement as a singer:
"Its song has length, variety,
power and rich melody, and there
is in it sometimes a cadence of wild
sadness, inexpressibly touching. Yet
| cannot say that either song would
appeal to others as it appeals to
me; for to me it comes forever
laden with a hundred memories and
associations: with the sight of dim
hills reddening in the dawn, with
the breath of cool morning winds
blowing Gro lonely plains, with
the scent of flowers on the sunlit
prairie, with the motion of fiery
horses, with all the strong thrill Of
eager and buoyant life"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25

Silver King-4o00. 10; 1000. 20.
smuggier-5oo, IL; $500, 10.
Sunbeam-7o00, 4.
syndicate-S000, g..
Toggery-20O0, 3S.
verdi-20oo, 80.
victory-1000, %.
west-1Ooo, IL.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
SALES, SATURDAY. OCT. IS.

Tonopah Midway--4000, II.
Monarch-1O0O, s.
Rescue-1O00, 10.
Crescent--45OO, "a; 1000, 35.
Morning Glory-5000, 1.
White Caps-350O, Is.
B~ooth--200O, 6.
Cracker LIKELIHOOD, 5.
Con.--7OO, IS; $500, 10.
Merger-700O, s..
Great Bend-500, 3.
Red Hill-a00O, 4.
Silver Pick--200O, z.
Spearhead-200O, z.
Nevada Hills-7OOo 3; $4,000, 4.
Allied-1000, s.
Alto-70O0, 81.
Apex-200O, TO-.
Beicher Ex.-5OOO, so; 1000, 30.
Bevis-9OO0, z; 5000, s.
Brougher-20O, so: 100, 50.
Butte-SOOO, 27; 11,500, 2S.
Calumet-100O, 2.
Chariot-500O. 5.
Dividend-5OO, TO- $500. 60,
1000. IS; 1000, 81.
Dividet Con.-100O. II; $4,000,
is.
Divide City-6OOo. II; 1900,
16.
Divide Ex.-SO0, 2.2O; $500,
2.15; 100, 2.17h; 500, 2.12k.
Junior-2500, q.
Eureka--100O, a..
Florence Divide-7O00, II.
Reef-50O. SO; 1000. "a.
Wedge-1O,OO0, 5.
zone-200O. 70.
Grimes-1O0O, 10.
Hasbrouck-19,5O0. 60; $4,000,
ss; $500, 70; 5000, 81; 2O,5oO.
sc.
Harmil1-2000, 5.
Hennessy-20OO, 9.
Hercules-10OO, 6.
High Divide-2000, II.
High Divide Ex.-10O0, 4.
Horseshoe-SO00, 16.
Hull-2000, 10.
Kernick-SOO0, 20.
Midway-5o00. 81.
Myra-40O0. FL.
North-1O.50O, 6.
Northwest-100O, 10.
Operator-3O00, 8; 10000, Z.
Reno-5500, Z.
Revert-500, 81.
Rosetta-27 900, 81; 5000, %.
silver-20O0, "a; 1000, %; 1000.
%; 1000, 81.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
MARKET
SALES. FRIDAY. OCT. II.

Con.-6000, Is.
Development-S00O, ~.
\ Grandma73000, 8.
AJumbo Ex.-5O0, 8.
Kewanas-10O0, 4.
Spearhead-1O00, 8.
Mayflower-1000, a..
Allied-2OO0, z.
Alto-2eO0, 20.
Belcher-16OO, 40; 5000, 80.
Belcher Ex.-55OO, 20; 5000, 80.
Ben Hur-500O, z.
Bevis-6O00, 6: 5000, 8; 1000, Z.
Brougher-2O0, "a: 1900, So;
700, 81; 500, so; 1000. 81.
Butte-1000, &c.
Nvfde-soo, 40; 900, 717.k;
500, Wis.
Dividend-15O0, 20.
Divide Con.-12,oOO, 16; 1000,
II.
Divide City-11,500, 10: 10000,
II.
Divide Ex.-S9OO, 2.2O.
Hasbrouck-400O, go; 1000, 81:
1000, 81; 5000, 60; $1,000, SIS;
1000, sc; $1,000, 81; 5000, IS.
Hercules-2OOO, 6.
High Divide-40O0, 10; $4,000,
II; 5000, ~.
High Divide Ex.-1O00, IA: 5000
8.
Homestake-4000, 8; 5000. 9.
Kernick-90OO, 20; 5000, 81.
Liberty-4000, 5.
Mohawk-45O0, 8.
Myra-6O0O, 21; 5000. 20.
North-5000, 6.
Northwest-2O00, 8.
Operator-5O0O, 8.
Reno-50OO, Z; 5000, s.
Revert-300O, "a.
Rosetta-32. 600, IS; 10000, 10:
10000, 20; 10000, 81; $1,000, %:
10000, %.
Junior-400O, z.
East-12.O00, 10.
East Ex.-2000, 4.
Florence Divide-7000, IL.
Giant-30O0, 6.
Zone-500, SO; 200, 70.
Grimes-3000, 10.
Silver-4OOO, %; 1000, "a; 5000,
25.
Silver King-13,OOo, IS; 10000,
10; 1000, 20.
smuggler-4OOO, II; 5000, II;
1000, 10.
Sunbeam-4O0O, g..
Syndicate-150O, 4; 500, 5.
Toggery-30O0, 3S.
West-300O, IL. !
Midway-10, 900, II.
North Star-100O, z.
Crescent-13,O00, IS; 500, 49,;
1000, "a.
Glory-1000, 1.
White Caps-4500, Is.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
SALES, TUESDAY, OCT. II.

Midway-2OO0, IS: 5000, 10.
Monarch-2OOO, 6.
Rescue-75OO, 10; 5000, 20.
Tonopah Ex.-30O, So.
West End-10O0, no.
Crescent-5O0, "a.
Man Con.+4OOO" 2.
Croesus-15OO, It's.
Holly-40OO. 65.
Simon-14OO. 10; 700. It's.
Western-s000, 10; 10000, II,
West-1000, 10.
victory-SOOO, 80; 1880. 80;
1000, 81.
Verdi-1O00, 80.
Toggery-1OOO. SO: 1000, 81.
Syndicate-50OO, 8.
Sunbeam-8OOO. 4.
Smuggler-17,500, II.
Silver King-300O, II.
Silver-4000, 81.
Royal-10OO. 10.
Rosetta-21.5O0, 21; 5000, %;
1000, 20.
Revert-50O, "a.
Reno-300O, z.
operator-3OOO, 6; 10000, Z.
North-2OOO, 6.
Myra-20OO. 20; 1000. Fl.
Midway-1OO0, 20.
Kernick-3O00, IS.
Keystone-200O, s..
Hull-2OOO, 10; $500, 8.
Homestake-4OOO, 81; 5000, 8.
High Ex.-17. 900, 8.
High-1000, IL.
Hercules-70QO, G..
Hasbrouck-30OO, 81; 1880,
Sc; 1880, So; 10000, 81; $4,000,
SO; 5000. SO; $4,000, 81.
Grimes-5O00, 10; 1000, TO-.
zone-20O0, 80; 500. 10; $500,
CT.
Reef-6OO0, 3S.
Florence Divide-40OO, IL; 49,
500, IL: $4,000. 10.
East Ex.-10O0, 4.
East-500. 10; 5000, IA.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
MUELLER TO HEAD TEUTON
DELEGATES TO WASHINGTON

BERLIN. Oct. 23.-August Muel-
Ter. former food controller. will
probably head the German delega-
tion at the labor conference in
Washington.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25

5000, %.
Cracker Jack-21,O 900, 6; 5000, z.
SALES, WEDNESDAY, OCT. %.
C. o. D.-1000, 2.
Cracker Jack-45,OO Z; $4,000.
s; $4,000 b3O, 8.
Florence-500, CO.
Consolidated-19,5 500, 21: 5000,
b30, %; 10000. boo, %.
INSTRUMENTATION IA; 5000,
49,.
Grandma-3OOO, g..
Jumbo Ex.-10O0. IL.
Red Hill FlorenceI7OO0, ).
Silver Pick--G0O0, Z: 2OOC, s.
Great Western-20O0. 2.
Midway--5OO. IS; 5000, 10; 5000
b3O, 20.
M. Pitts. Ex.-2OO0, s; 5000. s..
Rescue-7OO0, 10; 1000, 70;
$500. b3O, 20.
Crescent-10OO, 35.
lOuOVdu O-ltVV, "
West End-170O, ITO.
West Tonopah-1OOO. 10.
White Caps-2O0O, Is; 1000, 16.
Alto-2O00, 10; 1000, 0.
Belcher-8O00, 46; 1000, As.
Belcher Ex.-7O0O, 80: $4,000.
80: 2s,eO0, "a: $4,000. 35; 5000,
sc.
Brougher-5OO. SO; 1000. ST.;
500, so.
Calumet-2OOO, A.
Chariot-5OO, 5.
Divide-2OO. bSO, 7.SO: 200,
7.75; 500, 1875; 100. 1925; 600,
7.2o: 400. lis; 200, 10.
Divedend-2OO0, b3O. 70; 1000.
II; 1880. 10; 1000, 60: 1000. 6S.
1900, 81; 5000. Sc.
Divide Annex-1OO0. 6.
Divide Con-30OO, II; $500, 10;
1000, Is.
Divide City-2OOO, 10; $500, -.
Divide Ex.-17OO, 2.17h; 500,
2.15: 600, 2.1O; 500. 2.O5; 500.
2.02h: G2OO, 200; 500. 1917;
700. 1.95; 800. 1921; 1900, 100;
500. 1.S7k; 500, $50.
East Divide-500, Is.
East Divide Ex.-20O0, 4.
Florence-5OOO, 13.
Gold Reef-4000, 80.
Gold 90 IL 000
Gold Zone-25O0, sc; 1000. a.;
1000. bis, "a.
Grimes-4OO0, Is.
Hasbrouck-12,OOO. 51; 1900,
so; $1,000, 40; 21,50O, AS; 20,500.
AZ; 1000. bio. At; 10000, AZ, TO-
900, As; $4,000, "A.
Hercules-2OOO. 5.
High Divide-1OO0. II.
High Divide Ex.-10O0. 4.
Horseshoe-11,0O0 Is.
Hull-2OOO. 9.
Jim's-3OOO, s..
Liberty-1O 900, s; 10000. b30,
6. :
Mohawk-50OO, s.: 1000, 9.
Myra-200O. 20; 5000, 81.
Operator-6O00, 6.
Reno-1OO0, Z.
Revert-5O0. SO: 500 81.
Rosetta-S000. 90; $4,000. 49,;
1000, 18.
Royal-10O0, 10; 1000. 9.
Silver-1OO0, 81; 1000, 30.
Silver King-250O, II; 1000,
b30, IS.
Smuggler11OOO. II.
Sunbeam-11,O 900, A..
Syndicate-1O0O, 7.
verdi-35OO, 80: 500, 80.
victory-SOOO. 80; 1O0Os 2S.
West Divide-1O0O, 10.
Western-11.OO0, Il: 1000. IL.
Wonder-200O, 6.
Mayflower-1O0O. 5.
Simon Lead-50O, b30. 100.
Carrie S. 1000 is: 5000, IT.
SALES. THURSDAY. OCT. 23.
Atlanta-20OO. A.
Fraction-2000, 5.
Cracker Jack-3OO0, 8; 5000, Z.
Con.-10,6O0, 81.
INSTRUMENTATION a..
Jumbo, Jr.-1OO0, 2.
Lone Star-10OO, g..
Red .Hills-6000, 4.
Rescue-2O00. 10; 1000, 20;
5000, b30, 81; 1900. 81: $500. boo,
%.
Tonopah Ex.-7O0, 800.
West End-1OO,i 1857.
Mayflower-1O00, 8.
Nenzel-9000, 3; 5000, b30, 4.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25
SALES, MONDAY. OCT. 20.

Midway-10O0, 10; 1000, IS.
Monarch-6000, 5.
Rescue-10O9, Is.
West EndJ500, 1855; 500, ITO.
Crescent-5OO0, "a: 600, 80.
White ~Caps-100O, Is.
Fraction-2OO0, S.
Cracker Jack-5O0, 5; 5000, 6.
Con.-55O0, 10; 1000, 90.
Development-10O0, /12.
Merger-2000, A.
Jumbo Ex.-200O, 10.
Junior-2O0O, 2.
Red Hill-200O, s..
Nevada Hills-S0O0, A.
Alto-1000, 81; 1000. 20: 1000,
10.
Ape<14,00O, 10.
600. 40; 5000, AZ.
Belcher Ex.-500O, SO; 5000, 81;
5000, 80.
Ben Hur-G000, 8.
Bevis-50O0, Z: 5000, s..
Brougher-2O0. So; 900. So;
500, 80.
Butte-75oo, IS; 5000, so; ga
900. 20.
Cafumet-100O, 4.
Chariot-2000, 5.
Divide-3400, us; 900, 7.12k
400. 1.17h; 500. 7.20: 500,
7.22K; 400. 1925: 400, 7.35.
Dividend-11.5OO 6S; 200, 10;
$500, 81.
Annex-2O0O, 6.
Divide Con.-3OO0, 10; 1000, Is.
City-42O0, II.
Divide Ex.-3OOO, 2.22k; 1900,
2.25: 900, 2.27A; 1890. 2:3O;
1900. 2.32k; 1900, 2.35.
East--800O, IA.
East Ex.-6OO0, 8.
. Florence Divide-2OO0, u.
Giant-1O.O 900. 6; 1000, Z.
Reef-100O, "a: 1000, SO.
Wedge-500O, 5.
Zone-24OO. 60: 1000. 20.
Grimes-35OO.. 10; 5000. 20.
Hasbrouck-2500. 81; 12.4OO,
&c; 1000. ga: 500, 63: 1900, 81;
1000, 61: $4,000, go; $1,000. SO;
1880. So; $4,000, 81: $3.50, So;
21,5O0, 55; 5000, "a; 10000, So;
6OO0, SO.
Harmill-2000, s..
Hercules-50O0, s..
Homestake-30O0, 8.
Horseshoe--20OO, 16.
HulI-2O0O, 10.
Kernick-3O0, 20.
Midway--50O0. 20.
Operator-3000, s.: 1000, Z.
Rosetta-13, 900, 22; 5000, Fl;
1000, 20.
silver-4OOO, %: 5000. %.
Silver King-400, 1S; 1000, 10.
Smuggler-5000, II.
Sunbeam-10.0 900, 4.
Syndicate-1O.0OO. z; $4,000, s.
Toggery-3000, 81.
Thomson-SO0O, 8.
victory-4OOO. %: 1000. 81:
$500, 20.
West-50O0. 10.
western-1OOO, 16: 1000. 13.
Total sales, G23,9OO shares.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-10-25

Simon Lead-1OO. 10; 400. boo.
It's.
Carrie S. L-40OO, IS!
Alto-12,O 900, IS.
Apex-15OO, 10.
Belcher-4O0O. As: 1000, As.
Belcher Ex.-23, 900, SO; $500,
81; 5000, So; 1880. 80; 5000,
40.
Bevis-4000, G..
Brougher-15OO, so; 1000, rs.
Butte--25OO, 90.
Chariot-2OOO, s.
Divide-3OO, T25; 100. no; 800
b3O. 7.O5; 21OO, 81.
Dividend-250O, CT; 5000, 6S;
1000, 50.
Divide Annex-2OOO, 6.
Divide Con.--2OO0, 10; $500, 10.
Divide City-3O0O, Is.
Divide Ex.-2S0O, 2.12k; 500,
2.1O: 1900, 2.O7H- 700, 2.05; $500
so; 1900, 1.97k.
East Divide-10OO, 13.
Florence-S0O0, -.
Giant-2OOO. 6: 5000. Z.
Gold Wedge-1000, 5.
Gold Zone-25OO, IS.
Grimes-1O0O, II.
Hasbrouck-12,OO 900, As: 5000,
46; 5000, AZ; $500, b3O, AS; 27.5O0
AS: $4,000, 40; $500, b1O, 40;
5000, b6O, so: 5000, b3O, so; 1000.
so.
HOmestake-2000, 8.
Horseshoe-2000, IA.
Hull-2OOO, 9; 1000, b3O, 10.
Kernick-2000, 10.
Liberty-2000, 3.
Mohawk-2OOO, 8; 5000. 10.
MyrA-SO00. 20.
Reno-3O0O, z.
Rosetta-1O,OOO, 10; 5000. b3O,
20: $4,000. 20; 5000. 81; 10000,
b60, 81; 5000. b3O, 81.
Silver-4000, 81.
Silver King-3OOO, 16; 1000. IT;
1000, b30. IS; 1000, Is.
Smuggler-4000, 10.
Sunbeam-20OO, A..
Syndicate-zOO0. Z; 1000. b3O. s..
Toggery-1000. SO.
Thomson-4606, 8; 1000, II.
Trilby-3O0O, A.
victory-S000, %.
Western-4O00, II.
Pay Divide-1000. z.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
TO MARKET BEER
WITHOUT j. S. SEAL

SYRACUSE, April Refused rev.
eRus stamps for beer made since DEG
eembsr regardless Of it's aleeheiie
strength, lscaI brewers declare they
will place as per cent beer on the
market without the Government seal
and force a test of the constitution
Ality Of the Law,
Jesse ", Clark, deputy revenue cell
ieetOT, who refused 70 issue the
stamps, bases his stand on the fact
that Arms which before peeembaF
manufactured beer Of mere than one
half per cent aleeheI have no stand
ing as brewers. The brewers asked
Commissioner RopeF WhetheF he aP-
proved the stand Of the ieeal officials
and requested IN eplRiOR, but have
received no reply.
"old beer" that 10 beer bTeWed be-
faFe December ], wall be exhausted In
= few days, and claiming the revenue
elieiais lack the right to deny them
stamps the bFeReFS will place the
2.75 per cent product on the market
without the stamps,
Every time Q barrel 10 sold Roney
to equal the eest Of the stamps IL they
had been placed On the barrels viii
be deposited In a local bank and
turned over to the Government offi-
eiale when demanded, Beer thus seld
will be marked "Hsh-ihtsEieaat."
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
W. B. ( A. WILL START
EASTERN SHORE SERVICE

BALTIMORE, April THE Wash
.nEton, Baltimore and Annapolis Eleo=
trio Railroad Company will compete
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many fer the business of the Eastern
shore on the establishment of the
Claiborne and Annapolis ferry service,
which is expected to be in operation
by May /.
The tracks of the Washington, Balti-
paay and Annapolis Company at An
napoiis are being rushed to connect
with the ferry line when a determined
effort for a share of the business of
the Eastern Shore will be inauguTated,
The chief reason why Baltimore has
been ct a disadvantage in competing
with Philadelphia for the business of
the Eastern shsFe has been the lack
Of adeaVate transportation facilities.
The combination Of the rail and water
route will, it is held. eliminate this
handicap considerably and enable
Baltimore to make a bid for a share of
The business.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
URGE WAR LABOR
BOARD CONTINUED

Continuance OF the War Labor
Beard as q peace time agency to set
tie labor disputes 10 being urged by
many Government officials. The plans
will be submitted to President Wilson
on his return from the peace confer
eace,
Former President Taft, present
Joint chairman of the board, has been
urged to form the peace time organi-
Eatien, but IL is understood that ne
desires to devote all his time to his
law work.
The success of the board in dealing
with labor troubles during the war.
many officials believe shows that
similar organisation Is needed dur
ing peace time. At various times be-
fore the war special mediation COM
missiens were named fer serious dis
putes, but there was no board in con-
slant session to give attention TO IA
Dor disputes as they break out.
Plans are to organize the peace
time board much along the same lines
as the present organization, with
joint chairmen representing both eaRI-
tai and labor, and members from the
TIVE factions.
Meanwhile Fuel Administrator Gar
asId Is working on q plan to submit
to the President, providing for q
closer corporation between labor, in
duatFy and the Government Garfield
Weuld settle disputes by the open dI-
BIomaey method The vast majority
Of the War Labor Boards work has
been cleared up.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
BRITISH WOMEN GET
POLITICAL EQUALITY

LONDON, April N7.-Ths case of
womaR's emancipation is advancing
rapidly. The House OF Commons
has adopted without dissent the
second reading of the bill to remove
some Of the remaining barriers to
equality of sex.
The measure, which is described
as the wemeR's emancipation bill,
and which was introduced by the
Labor party, contains three principal
clauses The first provides that \
woman shall not be disqualified by
sex or marriage from holding any
civil or judicial Office or place Of
proft or trust under the crown,
The second that parliamentary and
municipal franchise shall be sx-
tf nded to women between tWenty-one
and thirty years Of age, These
women shall not be disqualified by
marriage from sitting and voting
shd receiving a writ Of summons to
attend the House Of Lords IL she is
9 peeFeFs in her own right
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
MAN HIT BY AUTO
DIES IN HOSPITAL

JossRh BueknsF, selsFsd, sixty-elght
years cid, died at FFssaman's Hos
pital yesterday - the result Of ia
juFies received Friday when he was
knseked down ~ an automobile while
crossing at New Jersey avenue and p
streets northwest.
Dumas RedmaR, Of 1a0S WsIIseh
street northwest, driver of the auts-
mobile, was arrested following the
accident, but released to appear At
the inquest this afternoon. RuekaeF
lived At 50 . street northwest,
Mrs, Alice Alexander, seventy years
el6, Of 1741 LAnieF place northwest,
was knocked deWR by 2 street car Of
the WashintgeH Railway and Electric
Company at siHteeath street and Co.
iumbia road AnFthWeHt, yesterday.
She was taken 20 Emergency Hos
pitaL
In attempting 70 ayeid striking an
unidentified bey, RRymsRd Matthew'S.
Of 1870 Menteile avenue northeast,
eVaFtUFaed the automobile he was
driving on Maryland aVeAue, near
Fourteenth street northeast, yestsF-
day,
While alightiRg from 3 street ear
at Ninth and y streets northwest last
night, Mrs. Laura West, tWenty-thFee
years old, Of 1904 Fourth street north
east, fell to the EFouhd. Mrs. West
refused hospital treatment and Was
taken TO her home,
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
ACE RICKENBAGKER
TELLS0F AIR WORK

Capt. Eddie RickenhaoksF, whe oc-
eupies the TOP FuRg Of Americas lad
der Of air aghteFa, spoke tVeFy spfr
lhGlyl Of hIs adventures IN battle
with Zoe airmen IN q lecture ~ PolfS
ThsatsF yesterday afteFReoR.
"Cap'n Eddie" 10 entitled 10 carry
the "sealps'' OF tWshty-siG German
air lighters AZ his belt But Instead
Of telling haW he got these planes, he
preferred 20 tell Of the exploits ana
heFoiam Of almost every ether Ameil-
can aviator.
He was q member pf the cracS
Nlnety-fourth American Zero Squae-
ron, which has an official list % gixt
nine victories, with only fouEtee1
losses in missing and killed.
The American douGhboy ig the -re'i
American ace" said Riekenbacke +,
aAd admitted that he Would ee scar
70 live the life Of the average dough-
boy"
u used 70 go to the fFoAt n
trenehes,a he said. but attire . night
IN q dugout ! Wauld 50 away salts
ned with the air. At least. there ~ .
ne hyiRg rats or eoetiea, and the SAY
q free from mud helee."
RieksnhackeF, In describing hts nrsie
air battle, declared that II was the
Supreme thPIilH ef his eaRaeF. and he
spoke with rsveFsRea of Ameriea =
birdmeR Who had fallen IN eattis-
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
JEWISH OPERA, "SHULAMIS,"
SCORES MERITED SUCCESS

The Jewish Welfare Board pre-
seRted the Jewish opera, "Shulamis, {"
at the War Camp Community House,
slS Te#th street northwest, last
night. The cast was sent out from
the New York headquarters OF the
board.
Mrs. Estsils SehFiener sang the
title role. She responded to many en-
cores. The supporting cast was wen
balanced, Joe Kamensky. comedian,
scoring q hit by the antics Of his role.
AbFam RoseRstein, Leon RoseRstein,
Elda Lasky and Asaiah Gluek eeRsti-
tuted the balance of the east
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
FOES SEEK TO REOPEN
COMMERCE WITH ALLIES

PARIS, April E.-6eTmaH business
Interests are making .astsFHined
effort to Fe-egtaPliah commercial re-
lstieAs with allied countries, it is
revealed by cenSors who are examin-
ing the correspondence seat through
the American area Of aeeuPatieR,
Much of the eeFFeEReAdeRee has
contained offers or requests for buBi-
ness relations and even advertise
ments for insertion in British ana
American newspapers. The letters
to the URited States generally con-
tain offers to establish branches for
American automobiles, clothing and
various ether lines.
Many OF the letters suggest that
beth sides new prepare to resume pre-
war FelatiaRe.