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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-15
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Rascoale In Damasc. = Londra.
= Ziarul Morning Post este in
formal ca in. ultimul timp an a.
vut loc tulburari serioase in Da-
masc. Congresul sirian din Da-
nasc, cind s'a crezut cd trupele
'franceze care erau concentrate in
uncle parti ale Siriei La Beyreuth
81 alte oraSe marginase, inain-
teaza spre Baalbek 81 spre centre,
,,s'a nominal pc sine parliament
constitutional pentru intreaga ST.
RE 81 a proclamat pc Emir Feisal
lfeciorlu regelui din Hedjas. ca
(rege peste Siria unita 81 indepen.
Edenta.
Sentimentele siricnilor au fos,
manifestate prin demonstratiile
contra francezilor care all fost
|cartirati in Damasc.
In urma declararii facuta dc
catra congresul sirian, care a
mai numit pc Yasm Pasa ca gu
lyernor 81 care fost seful statu-
lui major 1ui Emir Feisal, a
Ifost deportat din Damasc de ca.
[tra viscOntele Allenby.- i
Deportarea mfnei drepte a lui
Emir Zeid, care lucra pentru fra
ltele lui, Emir Feisal, a Great O
lstuatie critica. 0 procesiupe de
1O0,0O0 persoane au demonstrat
pc strazile Damascului cerinl Ii
,'berarea hui Yasin Pasa.
s~
/ Plateyte 100000 bonus. =
Chicago. - Mai multi de $4,000
900 vor fl dati ca dar de Cra-
Iciun de catra bancile 81 pravalii-
|le din Chicago lucratorilor, in
decursul saptaminei viitoare.
Distr1buirea acestor daruri dc
.OrSciun este de la 5 procente du-
tp& salarul total annual III uncle
|pravalii 81 Sc ridica pima la u =
20 procente in altele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-15
DIN fUCA CONDf|ULUi.

,,Rominul'' din Youngstown
intr'un numar apropiat va publ
ca inca scrisoare a .,OstaSuluf
i'm care face destainuiri ..intcre-
sante" Gu privire la trccutul au-
torului acestor rinduri ,,fost plu-
tonicr" la Arsenalul armatei 'etc.
etc, in care G amestecat 81 nu-
mele lui Rakowski. Are Sc. fie
nostim 81 GU picatele. Scrlsoarea
e trimisa de mutt. dar .,OstaSul' :
vazind ca prca boacana, trl-
mis- telegrama prin care cere
sd nu Sc mai publice. Acum lnSi
Sc va pubica. Ca eco esi din
Itoata daraNerea. nu Sc poate pre-
elsa.
Prcotii carl au plecat 81 vol
Isa piece acasa au dat 81 dau tlr.
coalc Pc linga prota ca sa le dea
certificate dc buna conduita. Gu
carl sd Sc prizinte> acasa. ca al
fost preoti model, ca si-au vazut
de biserica 81 de credinciosi; bun
Romini etc. etc, 81 prota zlmbe
ste 81 le raspunde: IA. acum
Iveniti la mine? Pima acum NJ
IN att bagat in seama. Att neso
cotit sfaturile mcle. Lasa ca
trimit eu certificate acasa pentrr
fiecare din vol. in care am sd v;
tarat conduita." 81 asa sti
chestia. in toata ..Valachia." cf
81 cu popa care ceruse un certl
feat de la Uniune in care sa S,
statoreasca ca mai popa 81 ma
Romin ca ell n a foSt nici lln popS
81 nici un Romin in America. $
caruia Tniunea la respuns, fri
mos. delicat, dar apasat: NU 81
POATE.
Eminescu, in malta lui concep
tie filoSofica. impartit elias;
stapinitoare romina de pc timpu
lui. in doua cete ..Nebuni 81 Mi
sci" Tn intellectual pripasit i'm
preuna cu Dumnezeul Rominilol
in tara aceasta. in malta lui do
bitocosofie mparte pc fruntasl
Rominilor din America tot in do
ua cete: ,,Semidocti 81 Fugari.
- Sa trece la rabos.
Tn mfumurat Gu ..scu" in Goa
da. TRIMS correspondents d
aici, unui ziar din tara (asupr
earuia vom reveni mai pc larg)
in care spune at1tea nasdravani
cd putin llpseste sa afirme 81 a
ceca. ca a vazut sburind 0 ciread
de bivoli asupra orasului Ney
York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-15

O decizie finala fost 1ntir-
ziata pima cfnd Sc vor aduna
mai multe informatii despre cele
ce s. 'au petrecut 1namtc de raz-
boiu.
Turcii 81 0recii Sc bat. - Sa-
Ionic. = Soidatii greci 81 uncle
trupe neregulate de turci au a.
vut mai multe fncaierari in Asia
Minora, dupa cum spun stride
sosite la cartierul general de
aici.
0 suta 81 cincizeci de turci al
'atacat pozitiile grecesti care Sc
lafla la noua mile spre nord dc
la Soma, lar alte trei suite dt
turci au atacat pozitiile grecest
de la Kinik, de linga drumul ca
re duce la Soma. Dupa lupti
F, de trei ore turcii s'au retras
ldsind in m1inile grccior 0 ma
re cantitate de materiale de raz
boiu.
Un nou rege. Constantine
pol. = Enver Pasa, fostul minis
tru de razboiu al Turciei pc tim
pul rizboiului, 81 care, dupa sen
'rarea armistitiului fugit din
tara de teama a nu fl prins 8
condamnt. fost 1ncoronat G;
ege al Kurdistanului. 0 provin
lie turceasca care situata In
! re Mesopotamia si Persia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-15

Dol ami trecut deaunc 81 pima astaz am facut de
declaratia acelui don sprjnor al dstanei Bra
tienor 81 mai sunt mute refui moi ,domni.
so acesta nuai aic dsr 81 in tara Gu att mai vfrtos
in tara, unde vom Fl la largul nostru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-15

Pass, Tex. - Frank Hugo, un
cetatean american. administrator
rul mosiei lui J. M. Dobies, din
apropicre de Murquiz, in statnl
Coahuila, este -detinut spre Fl
rascumparat, de catra oamenii lui
Villa. Acesta fost singurul anne
rican prins de 'banditi, la fel a
fost prins 81 un englez, 1rsa ace
sta fost liberat mai tTrziu, du-
pa cum spun vestilc primite aicl.
Hugo este tinut pentru suma
de 10000 dolari, 81 sc mai spune
ca alti mexicani prominent sunt
detinuti pentru suma de 5000 do
lari fiecare.
Pcliteta banditilor. Chicago.
- DR.. Isidor Kohn. a fost oprit
de patru bandit care doreau ca
sd Sc faca stap1ni pc automobllul
doctorului. Kohn insa lea spus
cd este chemat urgent la un pa
cient gray bolnav Banditii au
'minat automobilul pima la pa
lcientul care chemat pc DR..
Kohn. lar dupa aceia au dlsparut
GU automobilul ..imprumutat"
Regele Italiei gaia a abdica in
ori ce timp. = Londra. - Unul
dintre reprezentantii ziarului Dai
,ly Chronicle. care s'a intors a.
'cum de curind din Italia scrie:
.,Stirile periodice despre abdl-
area regelui Victor Emanuel IL
Is'a dat mare atentie 81 Sc ere
|deau genuine in multe cercuri. De
fapt regele repetat in mai mul-
tie rinduri ministrilor lui 81 consi-
,lierilor ca ell este gata abdlca
in orr ce moment daca binelc po-
'porului ccre aceasta.
Sc site ca regele este desgus-
Itat de viata de la curte sTeste
|foarte aplicat sprc ccrcetari str
|intificc.' 81
Sc va prapadi lu1nea. = To
lronto. - In II Decembrie pa.
'mintul nostru sc va lovi de o co.
meta mare. care va cauZa prapa.
dul lumii. dupa cum spun oficia
litati!c de la observatorul dn To
rOnto. Char daca nu va avea Loo
10 ciocnire intre planeta noastri
Isl cometa. splme alti oameni de
'stiinta in ziua de II Dccembrie
Sc crede ca vor innnda apele 8
,vor Fl mari disturbari electrice cs
! re vor cauza mari explozii. ms;
,alti oameni dNY stiinta spun c;
: ''nu Sc vede nici 0 cometa de |
marine att de mare ca sc poats
produce dezastrul despre care ST
Ivorbeste. deci nu este nici III
motiv Gle alarma.
1ndienii Sc TEN de sfirsitul lu
mil. - Lawton, Okla. Mare
teama cauzat printre oameni
ne educati stirea cu stlrsitul lu
mil. Membrii unui trib indian dir
sud-vestul statului Oklahoma ira
iesc intro continue frica. p
malurile r1urilor 81 prin sahbata
cia muntilor Wichita Sc arde 81
. nistrul rapait de tobe in fiecar'
, noapte pc cind peile rosii dan
, seaza 81 cinta plini de groaza
(E o credinta printre cei ne g
ducati ca dragonii care amenint;
+ pamintul pot ii alungati prin su
netul tobelor).
, Senato1ul johnson cAndidat d
: presedinte. - Washington. :
Senatorul Hiram w. johnson din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-15
Senatorul johnson cAndidat de

Senatorul johnson cAndidA4 de
presedinte. - Washington. -
Senatorul Hiram w. johnson din
California anuntat formal All
seara ca ell ISL va pune candida-
tura ca sd fie nominal de parti-
dul republican la scaunul prese-
dental al Statelor Unite.
! Senatorul spus ca el va ia
ce campanie personala IN tie
care stat. dorind ca sd eNplice
ca ell a volt ca ca1ldidatura lui
sd fie facuta de ,,politicianii din
conventia rep,tblieana."
Paltova capturAta dc bol4evici.
= Londra. Capturarea ora
sului PaItova de catra bolsevlsti
a fost anuntata prin o telegrama
transmisa prin telegrafia fara fir
din Moscova. Telegrama spune
mai departe:
J .,Rosii marsaluiesc in triumf
in sudul Ucraniei, care in curfnd
va Fl in intregime SUB controlnl
,sovietelor.
| Berlinul cere arestarea lui
Kaiser. - Berlin. - Sub comte-
tul parlamentar fnsarcinat Gu
cercetarile a afla cine este res
ponsabil de faptele comise pc
timpul razboiului, propus ieri
ca Kaiserul Sd fie arestat prin in
termediuQ Olandei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-15
Berlinul cers arestarea lui

American dstinut. Eagle termediu Ol.nde.
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
ACTUAL WORTH.
Of STREET CAR
PROPERTIES TO
FIX D. c. FARES
By BILL PRICE.

The Public Utilities Commission is
to rapidly conclude the long pending
hearings on the valuations of the
street railway properties of Wash
ington.
Witnesses are being notified to get
ready and a date for the resumption
of the hearings soon will be an
nounced.
To the citizensof Washington this
news should be ot especial import
ance, inasmuch as valuations of the
properties are sure to be coupled
with the next efforts of the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany, and probably of the Capital
Traction Company. to obtain an in
crease OF fares in this city. or 4.
least an increase OF revenues to meet
defeits that officials of the former
company declare to be menacing the
roads.
Actual Valuations.
The purpose of the commission Is
significant in that it points to the
intention OF that body to adjust
street car fares In the future upon
the actual valuations of the street
railway lines and not solely on the
claims of the companies as to what
their properties are worth.
The aim of the District Utilities
Commission, as well as of practically
all public service omhnissions, is to
allow public utilities. including street
railways. to derive sufficient income
from the public to defray all operat-
ing expenses set aside depreciation
The Washington times., 1919-01-18

C. A. at 4 o'clock, his subject being
"A Hero Who Wanted to Run
Major Raymond Pullman will ad-
dress the mems bible class at the
Mt. Pleasant NJ. E. Church in the
morning. and George w. Sanyille. of
Philadelphia. will conduct the song
service. "Why I'm Glad I'm Living"
snnon by the Rev. John c. Copenhaver.
Three Men Who Were Not Afraid of
Fire." being his evening subject.
To Talk On "DiscipIine.-
Under the auspices of the Jewish
Welfare Board, Lieut.. Col Z. NJ. Nor
gan, of the Judge Advocates office.
Street Temple on discipline" Colonel
Morgan in civil life is professor of law
at Yale University.
THE Law Of the Battlefield will
be the subject OF the evening address
by the Rev. George A. Miller at the
Ninth Street Christian Church. In
the morning he will preach on The
Great Reconstruction.''
The Rev. e. Hez Swem, of the Gen.
tennial Baptist Church, has recovered
from a protracted illness and will oc-
cupy his pulpit tomorrow morning,
when he will preach on THE Invisible
speak on "The Fast of Jesus Second
Coming Makes First-cIass Christians"
"Capitalizing Our Calamities" will
be the topic of the morning sermon
by the Rev. Clovis G. Chappen at the
Mt. Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South,
the Rev. DR.. r. H. Bennett, of Nash
Vile, Tenn, to preach in the evening
The Rev. F. w. Johnson. OF the
Grace Baptist Church. will preach on
The New Age and Woman" and on
The Coming OF the Son OF Man." at
the morning and evening services. re-
spectively.
"A Great Biography Epitomized"
and BED Short. Covering Narrow"
will be the subjects of the morning
and evening sermons by the Rev. DR.
j. j. Muir. at the Temple Baptist
Church.
1.-THE Red Light on the Sidewalks"
will be the sermon topic by the Rev.
Lewis +. Purdum at the evening
services at the Ingram Memorial
Church.
Life in the Orient"
Miss Clara McInowee will speak on
Life and Customs in the Orient" at
the Y. w. c. A. at 4 o'clock.
"President Wilson's Visit to the
People of Rome" will be the prelude
to the evening sermon by the Rev
John r. Briggs at the Fifth Baptist
Church. the eubject for the sermon
itself to be only a Step"
The topic of the sermons at the
Union Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow by the Rev. w. J. Meeks will
be "Forgetting God" and THE Three
Attitudes"
The annual meeting of the Adas Is
rael Congregation, at Sixth and ]
streets northwest. for the election of
officers and transaction of business,
will be held at : o'clock.
In the Northminster Presbyterian
Church memorial services will he held
in honor OF the memory of members
who have died during the past year.
The subject of the sermon will be
"Our blessed Dead" and in the eve
ming the Rev. :. A. Bower will preach
on The Church..
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
ADVERTISER EMIT
ADVERTISEMENT
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This being true: it is easy to believe
tive organs cleansed and in proper work
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For over zoo years GOLD MEDAL
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GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil is incloscd
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you would a pill, with a swallow of
water. The oil stimulates the kidney
The Washington times., 1919-01-18

and maintenance funds. and pay rea-
sonable returns stockholders and
bondh olders.
These returns. however. almost UNI
versally are limited to actual values
of the properties. not to overcaptal-
ization, or excessive claims as to what
they are worth. That is: The point
is to ascertain what the reproduction
of properties would cost IL care1uly
and honestly built.
In the valuation proceedings as 10
the Capital Traction and Washington
Railway and Electric lines. the com
mission IL seeking to determine wha'
these properties were worth al
given time. say December 81. lSl"
and what additions have been made
tC those values since then.
Capital Traction Evidence In.
AS to the Capital Traction Company.
all the testimony was taken many
months ego. The argument of coun-
sci Is all that remains before the COM
mission is able to make its decision as
to valuation.
The. Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company case is not so well along.
Further testimony must be taken be-
fore counsel make arguments.
1t ia the opinion today that both
proceedings should be closed up with-
in five weeks and the commission
should be able to announce its con-
clusions soon afterward.
Dividends on Company values.
The two companies have been de-
irving revenues from their patrons
sufficient to pay fair dividends upon
their own valuations. Until last yeat
the Washington Railway and Electric
paid the fancy dividend of Z PEI cent
upon its common stock That, last
year was reduced to 3 per cent, 'wher"
il now stands. The preferred stock
pays 5 per cent. The total capitali-
zation. common and preferred. Is $15.-
100000. The interest on the bonded
indebtedness has been paid withou:
trouble. That is considerably NOR /,
in the aggregate than the capital
stock.
1t is highly unlikely that the
claims of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company as to its values
will be accepted by the Commission
which will decide from the facts sub
mitted by experts representing botn
the company and the Commission.
The claims OF the Capital Traction
are likewise subject to pruning.
Fares Based on Valuations.
So the commission proposes to
know street railway values in Wash
ington before again listening to pc
titions for Increased fares, or rcve-
nues from transfers, or from otner
souces. when these values have been
found the commission will clearly
know what the fares should be to
produce the proper amount of reve-
nues for both companies. allowing
ior all costs of operation, mainten-
ance, etc, and for fair returns to
those who have invested in local rail-
way securities. ....
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
ADVERTISE NJ ENT

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completely restored continue taking
capsule or two each day. GOLD NED
Al. Haarlem Oil Capsules will keep you
in health and vigor and prevent return
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DO not wait until old age or disease
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box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules. Money refunded If they do
not help you Three sizes But re.
member to ask for the original imported
GOLD MEDAL brand In sealed pack
aSeS.
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
SHE SAYS JEALOUS WIFE
THREW ACID IN HER FACE

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1S.-Disfig-
urcd for life and blinded in one eye
by acid, which she charges was
thrown by a jealous wife, Miss Annie
Powers, twenty-three. and. pretty. to-
day. stated at the hospital:
II forgive her because she befriend'
ed me-"
The wife, Mrs. Mamie Camara. de-
nying the charge and claiming an
alibi. says: The girl got what was
coming to her from some other New
Orleans wife whose home she has
broken up"
The Washington times., 1919-01-18

1t will not directly concern the
commission whether there is or is
not water" in street railway seccri-
ties. By the valuation process the
water" is squeezed out and returns
are assured upon securities represent
ing the true values of propertjes
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
VIRGINIA FOOD DRIVE ON.

w. W. Coe. general manager of the
PoCahontas Coal and Coke Company,
at Roanoke, Va. today Informed the
National War Garden Commission
that the big drive for victory gardens
b ythe company was well under way
for 1919
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
WOULD DIVORCE DIvoRcoN.

HAGERSTOWN. Nd. Jan -IS.-AI-
leging cruelty and nonsupport. Jean
Glass Young, now with her parents
at Grecncastle, Pa, has instituted
suit here for absolute divorce fro n
Joseph 7. Young, jr.. wealthy manu-
factlrcr, who several years ago Sc
cured a divorce from his first wife.
Lula J. Young. on grounds of deser-
ton
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
Will GIVE SONG PROGRAM.

Mary He'en Howe soprano. win
presen; a song program at the CAL
vert Club. a service club Tor eiris. on
sunday evening st : O'Clock. She will
be assisted by Vera Eliett at the piano
and Willard Howe, reader.
The Washington times., 1919-01-18

All Souls Unitarian Church will
have its third special Sunday eve
ming sermon and musical service to-
morrow evening at o'clock. The Rev.
L. G.. Z. Pierce, ID. D., will preach
the third sermon of the series on The
Life Worth While" in relation to Its
r'oes and Friends
The special soloists are: Miss
Grace Burnap, contralto, and Richard
Lorleberg. cellist. Miss Burnap will
sing The Publican" by Van de
Water, and, with cello obIigato, THE
Day Is Ended" by Bartlett. Mr..
Lorleberg win play two cello solos,
"Cantilena" of Goltermann, and
"Berceuse" by GODDARD. Lewis Corn
ing Atwater will preside at the or
gan. giving as organ prelude "Evoca-
ton a Ia Chapelle Sistine" UisZt) /:
organ onertory. "Intermezzo' from
the g minor suite of Truette, and or
gan postlude. Professional March"
(RogerSl
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
KASPAR TOPLAY AT
COVENANT Church

Anton Kaspar. violinist. will be the
special assisting soloist at the sixth
inspiration service OF the Church OF
the Covenant tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Kaspar will play
"Berceuse" of Jarnefeldt, and a
Hungarian Song" by Hubay.
In addition. the triple quartet will
give three inspiring anthems with in
cidental solos by Miss Beisser, Miss
Craig, and Mr.. Backing.
The music of the evening service
will be by the evening choir OF $50
voices, with double solo quartet The
anthem, How Lovely Are the Mes
sengers," from the oratorio of st.
Paul." by Mendelssohn. will be sung,
also 20 Light Eternal" by Miles, and
''At Rest" by Wesley. Mr.. East.
basso, will give as solo, The Prayer
Perfect" by Stenson.
Organ numbers for the two services
are prelude in c. (Horatiol Parker)
"Postlude in b fat" (west), and An
dante Religioso" (Thome). Both serv-
ices are under the direction of sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson with Harvey
Murray at the organ, and in the eve-
ming service with Armand Gumprecht
at the piano.
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
New Thought Association
OF MAsHINGroN- n C

Mr.. James A. Edgerton viii speak ~ the
union meeting at Rauschers Conn. ave
and L 81. ". w. Sunday at 4 80, on the
subject. The Truth Shall Make You Free
with Mrs E @. Dickinson at the piano.
Everybody welrome lis
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
Chfistiah Sciesce

First Church Of Christ, Sc;enkiS<
OF washinsten. Columbia rt.. snd yEpclsa -
Second Church Of Chris, ScieAtist
v wsshinsten. n. r Mascrss rsasA
Third Church Of Christ Seie0tisi
OF wsshinrtoe. Masonic Tesepls
isth ano y. Y. Ave N. W.
Subject. tIfe."
SERVICES: sunday. u A. n ana 3. n
SUNDAY scHoot>-lf A. ~. =
kE1pfNo ROOMS
ceiotado bldk.. fith ana O sta Hrs, 70 % a
WED, iste ana SUE. tSs 20 So -
wed. eve. sTndays and hei,s~yes. tN EH<'
Capitol at Hrs. ~ 20 (szeept sundsyt
and holidays. 1-ff
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
Salvation Army

THE SALVATION ARMY Industrial HON.
for Men. I21 Pa. ave. NV. rneetinss
Sunday. 1880 a. m: Thursday, T:3o D. m.
Climbers League: Tuesday. .. m. Phone
Main 1870. l.2l
The Washington times., 1919-01-18

REV. g. LYAL ARTHAN, sosed platforr,
test medium, meeting Sunday evening a,
o'clock In Society Hall, sos @ street
northwest Demonstrates immortality by
spirit messages. VIII conclude service bv
answering messages. Doors open 1880
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
Episcopal

The NATIVITY. t&,h and A SITS. e. K
servicesy 7sso. le,s list is. 3, .s;is /,
1850 still needed for the DEBT The
Resurrection. b. m. Tuss.. 10 80 d. m Is
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
church OF Christ.
SpiituaIisnn

The FIRST Spnitualist Church
ALFRED X, TERRY. PASTOR.
-- Suhject- Of Lecture.
TALKING WITH SPTRtTs."
p. NJ. At Pythian Temple. lei7 sth u. gw.
l-iss
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
CHURCH NOTICES
Calvary Methodist Church
Socialist
SOCIALIST PARTY

I'll 81. n. ",
Public meeting Sunday, Jan ~ 81 m
Topic: ..Polittcsl Democracy Only Ale. ne
20 Industrial Democrscy,'" BY Edwin Evans
. Public invited. i-its
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

One Pound Pet Coffee.
Pair Side Combs.
Box Writing Paper.
Box Toilet Soap.
Fancy Apron.
Half-dozen Glasses.
Sr2.oo WORTH OF COUPONS.
Centre Piece.
Three Turkish Wash Cloths.
WhiSk Broom.
Water Sct--Four Glasses and Pitcher.
Box Of Handkerchiefs.
Tool Chest.
Granite Dish Pan
One Pound Pet Coffee.
Two Tickets to Movies
$4,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Four Bath Towels.
, Half-tozen Thin Blown Tnmhlcr>
Ialfdo-"n Cups and Saucers
One Pair Boot Silk Hose.
Half-dozen Copies of Sheet Music.
20, r,tine Paper.
) Collar.
Neck Tie.
$1,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Two Pairs Boot Silk Hose.
Coal Scuttlc.
, Girls MILDLY Tie.
laii-dozen Cups and Saucers.
Gcntlenlan' Scarf
Shovel.
Pick Axe
Axe.
, Rake
, Set of Gavels.
$1,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Paw Lawrence Dunbar's Works
= Detachable Umbrella.
Chocolate Set.
: Carving Set.
. Rlack Sateen Underskirt
!, Lady's Umbrella.
Fountain Pen.
= Pair Silk Hose.
. Bottle of Perfume or Toiiet Water.
= Pair Oriental Beads.
= Three Pairs Gentleman's Hose
;. Pair Shades.
Door Mat.
= Half-dozen Knives and Forks
= Half-dozen Spoons.
= Pocket Knife
= Scarf Pin
!. Hat Pin
: Bed Room Slippers.
: Serving Tray.
= Hair Ornament.
= Box of Best Chocolates.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
USE REGINALD Cocoa Balm

at the finish Of tho riotous seen.
winch followed Senator Lodges last
sentences Senator Williams Miss
arose to reply. He began his speech
with the remark that Senator Lodges
ADDRESS had represented the effort of
months of preparation and he regret
cd he was compelled to make an i'm
promptu response, but he went on to
say That Senator Lodge was assum-
ing monopoly on Americanism and
this was quite too much for the nj
ready turbulent galleries. A chorus
of Kisses followed the thrust of the
and the Vice President
was compelled to warn the galleries
that applause" was forbidden.