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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
TED =. 5s soosaasoss 11s CLEVELAND oH MART OCT 1919
Situatia grtVei IN Gary.

| S
| GARY, 6 Oct. - All foarte de
dimineata trupele statului au frus
trat uncle incercari de fncepe tul-
lburarile 1ntre rasse precum 81 di-
ferite incercari de produce tul-
burari, in decursul celor 36 de ore,
intre lucratoh 81 grevisti. Patru
companii de militari au pazit stra-
lzile &C duceau spre fabricile de o.
tel. La E. Chicago stau ca reserva
alte trupe sub comanda Gen. Har-
ry B. Smith.
Gen. Smith a anuntat ga ell are
autoritatea de la ministrul de raz-
boi Baker, ca la caz de nevoie sd
cheme in actiune soldati din arma-
ia regulate daca fortele militiei nu
pot fl stapine pc situate. % mie
de soldati din armata regulate, din
divizit IA sunt tinuti la Fort
Sheridan ca la caz de lipsa sd fie
trimisi in districtele unde greva.
Primele .trupe au ajuns la Gary
inainte de miezul noptii. Aceste
trupe au fost trimise de Generalul
Smith la cerinta primarului orasu-
lui Gary. Primarul Rodges a re-
portat ca autoritatile locale nu mai
pot fl stapine pc situate, cfnd o
imare multime de grevisti> 81 simpa-
tizatori Eau strins in fata fabricei
American Sheet & Tinplate Co. 81
in fata fabricilor lui Gary, The IL
linois Steel Co.
J Politia abba putut tine la dis
tanta multimea care voia ca sa dea
nsalt portilor, pima cind au sosa
soldati carl au imprastiat pc cei
adunati aci.
Soldatii erau impartiti la pune
tele strategice ca sd frusseze con-
spiratiile facute deja de lua fab
ricile Gu asalt 81 q aIunga afara Pc
spargatorif de greve. !
Opt arestari 'au facut in decur
sui noptii in urma isbucnirilor de
tulbura ordinea publica, in patru
sectii deosebite ale orasului. I'm
ON, Gu numele Glenn Dimiff, care
spune ca supraveghetor in fabri-
ca de otel din Gary, a fost fmpus-
cat, probabil fatal. Multi altii all
fost raniti. Asupra automobilelor
in care treceau politistii, multimea
indesuita pc trotuare a inceput sa
puste.
La fel drumul care duce spre
fabrica Inland Steel Co. din, India
ma Harbor a fost pazit de soldati.
Generalul Smith a anuntat ca
daca va isbucni alte tulburari va
pune acel district sub legea mar
ITALIA. El spus ca are semnata de
catra guvernorul Goodrich 81 Sec
retarm statuluf o proclamatie prin
care poate in orr ce timp pune
intregul district sub legea martha
Ia, daca necesar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
RECULI PENTRu IMlCRANTL

De mue or mi sa pus ntrebarea rudele ceor To-
cuiesc ac in tara pute capaa vote sa vie ncoace sub
lele numite Passport Control Regulations.
pese putnta ga raspundem la ntrebarie acestea
Calea mai nemera Gel dorese sd vie in ate Uni
sd ndrepte Ia Gel mai aproape Consul American pentru
cest Apoi Consuul teegrafa
de ac lar daca dupa cercare gases niica mporva
aceua voete sd ncoace o poriva rudelor sale la
care are de gind sa vie Sc va da voe
Oar SO M ute fapul ca toate reguamentee Despaa
mintulu de migrate sn mate rgpros lar daca oameni
carl doresc Sd inte in tara sanatos caatora or va
In zadar. ISAAC SIEGEL.
Camera Deputatlor Americani AZ, aast< 4A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
Sfarsitd greyei luCratorilor
Cdilor ferdte din. fnglitera.
lUCRAT0RlI isl REtAU LyCRUL IN URMA UNEl
C0NFERlNTE Gu LLOYD GEORGE 81.
S'a stabilit minimum de salar,

LONDRA, 5 Octombrie. - Gre.
va generala a, lucratorilor cailor
ferate care era Sc aduca tara in
1pragul unei revolutiuni, a luat
sfirsit Dumineca dupa ameazi GU
Q graba dramatica. Lucratorii vor
re.ua lucrul imediat.
Conditiunile fntelegerei e de
natura unui compromis. Uniunea
nationala a lucratorilor cailor fe-
rate Sc invoieste Sc inceteze gre
va 81 guvernul consimte Sc re-
inoiasca negociatiunile 81 ofera
scala lsfei de astazi pc un an
de zile in loc de sase luni, cum O.
ferise inainte, 81 minimum de sa-
lar, 81 silingi pc septamina.
,1ntelegerea fost rezultatul :
nei conferinte lungi care avut
loc astazi intre delegatii Trades
Union, includ1nd 81 reprezentan-
til uniunilor lucratorilor cailor
ferate, 81 primul minlstru Lloyd
George 81 Andrew Bonar Law, in
faimoasa hala de conferinte de
pc Downing Street. fnainte de
conferinta fost un consiliu de
ministri.
Conditiunile oficiale ale intele-
gerei sunt:
/. Lucrul va trebui reluat imc-
dat.
z NngOciatiunile Sc yor relua
Gu conditiunea sa Sc termine ina
inte de. sfirsitul anului.
3. Lefurile Sc vor stabili dupa
nivelul de All pima la 30 Septem-
brie 1920, 81 dupa l August ele
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SASEZEcI MORT 1NTR'.
.UN ACCIDENT De TREN,

MEXICO CITY, s Octombrie.
Sasezeci de persoane au fost
omorite cind trenul care mergea
de la Loredi spre Mexico City a
deraiat. Alt rapport spune ca Sc
crede "a lista mort tilor 81 va ridi:
So pima T. saptezeci 81 cinci daca
np u mai multi Toti merti al
3pst din clasa II dons.
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STAREA PRESEDINTELUl
| WILSON.
B U L z T I N

WASHINGTON, 6 Octombrie.
(Orele 8 a. m.) Presedintele
Wilson a petrecut. o noapte con-
fortabila, dupa informatiunile OBJ
tinute de la Casa Alba.
DR.. Cary T. Grayson, medicpl
presedintelui, va da mai tfrziu dn
bulletin despre starea presedinte-
slui.
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Camera FranceZa
acla1na ROrnania.

tatul de pace semnat de Germania
va ii respectat, sau Gu alte cuvinte
daca sentimental onoarei rein
Wat in sufletul poporului german.
Pentru moi, desbaterea acestei
chestnut vine foarte bilfe 81 ne das
o satisfactie morala incontestabila,
daca nu prepara char terenul unei
discutiuni mai utile.
Gabriel Dichtcr. !,
,,Dacia.'
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REGELE BEL LGiEI IA MA.
CARA FALLS.

s NIAGARA FALLS, sOctom-
brie. ~ Trenul special al regelui
Albert al Belgiei q ajuns All
dilhineata 10 orele $50 in acest
oras.
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L|sTA De SUBScR|PT|E
PENTRU MONUMENTAL SUB
LOCOTENENT ECATERINA
4 TEODORIU.

Suma precedenta ...... $305.72
Din aceasta Suma Sc scade
potrivit GU rectificarea ce
Sc pubiica mai sus -. $3.50
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Adresa Rominilor din Siberia,
L10IUNLA R01Ei1tk
esctia 0ulsuralx.
M0UTSO,
CElETRA AZ DIEGO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
UN VAPoR DE RASBOI ITALIAN CARE A ADUs
Pc aAMIRALUL. CONF IN AMERICA

VdpOrn de dsbo italian C0ntele d. CauOr inrnd in DOr-
tM Boston scortat de uapOaree de americana Con-
tee ia Cd0ur este pr1mM copor de rdsb0 care auns IN
Sdtete Unite de cnd sa senndt arnisttiu f aces ga
este eel quo din tlota aland Coandan acestu
amralM Hugo Conn., cdru totogrofie Sc vede mai
sus este prsaH entsas inpreund Gu intregu echpaj
de cdtra cei dim Boston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
WEST STATES
HOLD MEETING
Conference Takes Up Recla-
nation Plans

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. g.
The conference of IS arid western
states here TO effect an organization
for development OF the West. win
raise a fund o. $4,000 TO SGT in
motion the machinery Of the West.
ern Reclamation association.
AppOrtionment OF this fund made
hy the finance committee was raii.
fled hy the conference today. Cali.
fornlA. Idaho. Montana. Texas. Utah
and Washington will he asked 20
raise $1,000 each: Colorado. Nevadn
and Oregon viii raise 81 900. Arizona.
New Mexico and Wyoming. g. 900.
and Nebraska. 81 900. The money
will be raised by popular subsorip.
tinn.
Resolutions presented by the com.
miiine provide for permanent or.
Rani1tion. with Gov. Davis. Idaho.
president. and Lieut. Gov. Mcdowell.
Montana. vice president. and one rep.
resentative from each state on the
executive committee. Another asks
congress 10 appropriate $3.50 900. 600
for reclamation work Another aHlgs
that c1-Heryicc men and women be
given preference In demonstrating.
Tho resolution asking congress TO
act favorahly on tho OIL land leasing
BIN IL bring fought by delegates from
Wyoming. Montana. Colorado and
Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
ny HARRY u. HUNT

WASHINGTON. L. c.. Nov. a.
Congress, has nov been In special
session for sin months. II convened
May 10. on a call issued b. President
Wilson from Paris. to consider
pressing problems % peace and 20
formulate laws TO guide tho process
Of reorganization and reform" follow
Ing the war
The session will cfni By limitation
November 20. prior to the opening Of
the first regular session on the frs,
Monday In December. as provided by
the constitution.
Among the matters Of urgent i'm.
portanc. which -he presidents
cabied message asked the congress
10 consider-tn addition 10 the peace
aty--which he said would present.
~ be laid before the senate and upon
which ho asked that bcdy'a early
action--were the following.
Immediate passage Of appropria.
lion bills left Enacted upon az the
close Of the e5th congress.
Legislation looking toward tho
fostering Of "a general cooperation
and partnership" between labor and
capital. based upon real com.
munlty Of Interest and participation
In control"
Positive legislation" giving new
form and spirit" 10 democracy In
industry and "co-ordinating tho sew.
erai agencies OF Cancellation and ad
justment"
Legislation 20 facilitate tho re
Mobilization and unemployment OF re-
turning soldiers
Determination OF definite policy
toward our new merchant marine
and our new shipbuilding industry
Reconsideration and revision Of
federal taxes. 10 ease the tax burden
both on productive industry and the
individual consumer.
Revision OF the tariff act OF 1918
TO meet postwar conditions.
Extension OF suffrage 20 women.
Railroad legislation.
or these nine prime proposals.
just TWO have been carried out by
the special session.
The appropriation bills have
been passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Most Important Measures
Untouched byLate Congress

Tho woman suffrage amendment
was adopted.
But NO single measure 20 estab-
ilsh a basis upon which capital and
labor might do business. or thru
which they might reach har.
monlous adju-trnen, Of difference
has been put forward. much lees
made into law
There has been no attempt to re-.
wise or amend the federal tax laws
or 81 laws enacted up TO Novcm.
Der ! BY the special session. II had
barn appropriation bills, including
tho bin appropriatinE tiT 900 900 for
completing tho Alaskan railway.
Twenty eight. or almost exactly
on~.haif % tho remainder. had been
bridge bllis--bllls authorizing the
construction of bridges acFoaa fed.
crai Waterways
Tho most important % the
others were:
Repeal OF the daylight savings
law and the prohibition enforcement
"'As b'AH u WHICH were lAAsF1 uFff
the prcaldsnt's veto.
Incorporation Of the American
Legion.
Bes,owai OF the permanent rank
Of general on pershlng.
Return Of wires to private con.
trof
Amendment Of food control &C, 90
punish profitecring retailers.
The amendment TO the rchabil!,a.
ton act. taking vocational training
Of wounded soldiers from the War
Risk bureau and leaving federal
board free TO proceed unhampcred
By war risk delays.
And the biii increasing disability
allowances 90 men who suffered the
loss OF eyes or limbs in the war.
An oil leasing bill. under which
the remaining oil reserves In the
public domain. may be opened. has
passed both houses and IL now In
conference. IL probably viii become
a law before the session ends.
A national budget bill for 81.
ficicncy on governmental cxpsndi.
lures. has passed the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Grand Jury Reported Not a Thing
New to "Gaycat," Believe You Him

orateiy. last week went Into eau.
Gus with myself and decided on a
chop suey with horr d'ceuvre in the
shape Of smoked pork. started 10
slash into the Euey at my leisure.
but the Celestial who acted In the
capacity OF waiter invited me to sur.
round tho suoy right away. or pull
celcrstous stink out OF there. l
bellicosed TO the effect that the Chink
was hazy In the hazel IL he thought
ia do a Brodle down stairs until /
felt ia the mood.
Il changed my mind when n covey
OF cooks and walters came UP on tho
Eallop. armed with ketchup bottles
and other pcrsuaders. held the fort
until a flock Of flattics compelled me
TO evacuatc.r
What's that got TO do with no
soap or towels In this Jail for us
boardcrs?"
Well. ! want 20 get this dirt off
my face" responded the panhandler.
III was some scrap" he murmured
dreamily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

II Sec" said the "gullcy rat" TO
the 'gnycat." s'that the grand jury
calls the county can unfit for us
BoardcrA."
Rats scoffcd the "gaycat.' as he
peekcd thru the iron bars OF the
Hotel de Stringcr. cudda told 'cm
that the first day come in here,
and I've been here dom this Val.
entine for a coupla weeks already"
Say. bo." spoke up n "tramphook"
most aristocrauc OF the sons OF
vagahondial. you said a forkful.
Look NJ this here Jail" grloved
the "tramphook we amt got no
soap. no towels. no tooth brushes
no nothing. Before Johnny Law put
me In this here Irish clubhouse, Just
because | BANNED shack on the
beczcr while on tour on the Chop
suey Limited. | had all those things
in the Jungle--and this grand Jury
comes along and seems surprised TO
learn there amt no soap and towels.
When / get outa here. I'm goln' 40
far away that I can sec day after
tomorrows sunrise before Jack
RhANh'i 'hihbH thA W iflt nay uNY
before yesterday. That's met!
One Elegant Playhouse
This here Is one elegant flop.
house, I don't think. the turnpike"
cut In. with disgust writ large on his
face.
When I'm out moochin' the main
stem for the makin's OF a mulligan,
! always 20 armed with enough soap
and me towel" the turnpike" went
on. Do | get 'em here I'm this pail?
| do not. But I'm glad the grand
jury has discovered that us boarders
are not allowed soap and towels.
Maybe theyll slip US the stuff so we
can receive our visitors In style"
Chop the sarcasm" said the
"yegg." when l tarry I'm the tank
want TO keep clean. out on the
rond / always carry soap when /
snuff pete or blow u. O. box.
Soap goes two ways for me-keeps
me clean and does the trick In COW
county postoffice hampers. don't
blame 'em for keeping the soap away
from me, but I'd like TO see you boys
have the privilege"
Face Still Calsed
well" began the panhandler elab
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
LET 'EM Have GOOD TIME

TT was n good deal more soothing TO the nerves, in
the days of long ago. to tear the hair and gnash
the teeth in debate over the merits of municipal
ownership than it is today TO wrestle with indus
trial. treaty. sugar and Boshevik problems.
We admit that. And of good friends
would like to the battle municipal street
railways. We can well understand their state of
mind We sympathize with their shattered nerves.
But we can not agree with them.
Street railway ownership in Seattle is no longer
debatable We own the car system--and we're going
to operate IT, We can operate it, however. either
with an eye towards public service and comfort and
convenience, we can give il bush-league treat
ment and make street patrons calculate various
and muttudinous CALCULATIONS that would not be
approved by either Dr. Mark A. Matthews. Tom
Murphine, the chief of police
Let those who wish. continue TO on about the
ills the benefits Of municipal ownership as an
abstract proposition. II il give them any medium
of entertainment far be IL from to rob em of IT,
But the question of the moment Is. whether Seat
tie street patrons should pay a nickel fare or
more. Plainly six-cent fare seven-cent fare
is not going to he popuar-and may not be even
profitable, If patronage should decrease result.
Smelling out an extra penny or two TO the conductor
is going TO complicate the service considerably IL
viii clog up the conductors platform. delay things
and provoke needless assault the patience of
passengers and car men alike. 1t would take more
time TO dabbe with the pennies-and time is too
valuable in transportation to be wasted needessy.
Loading the cost of paving upon the street rail-
way department MUST mean higher fares Is IL not
better to absorb the cost of paving between tracks
IN the same manner as all other paving Is absorbed?
That's the whole case in n nutshell. We bought
the street car system to give better service and TO
prevent the penny business which the private COM
pany threatened. Now, let's have it.
Arguing about municipal ownership won't get us
anywhere NOW.
It's the little old nickel with which Ae're concerned
And doggone IT, the people entitled to buy some
thing for five cents. street car ride is the only
thing left. Let EN- have 1t. Let EN- enjoy them
selves to that extent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
MINERS Offer
A settlement
Decrease Demands TO 81
Per Cent, as Requested

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov. "a
Miners are willing 10 settle their
strike upon wage OF u per cent
John l.. Lewis. head Of the United
Nine Workern' announced today.
In face 81 Lewis announcement
that the miners had decreased their
demands TO 81 per cent aa asked by
Secretary Of Labor Wilson. a Joint
conference between miners and opsr.
atorp. ret for late today. was post
poned until Monday at the request OF
operators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Another Situation
Pregnant in Danger

ROME. Nov. 2i.-fDelayed -
Gabrielle dAnnunxio's s.izure Of cara
and his announced intention 20 take
over other parts Of the DalmRtiRn
coast. has created situation ''prcg.
nant with the graveat dangers" u
was said in official circles today.
JuEo.Slavs stand ready 20 cxpel
the d'Annunzio forces from Dalmat TIA
by force. according 20 dispatches
here. which qouted AN unnamed
jugo slav soldier statesman" as say.
ing Jugo.slavia had ready force OF
400 900 well trained troops. fully arm.
cd. who would sweep the Italians
into the sea"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
LORD LYVEOEN GOES
INTO VAUDEVILLE

Reversing the English custom OF
the chorus girl becoming the bride
Of a nobleman. Lord Lyveden. third
baron OF that name. has made his dc
but upon the vaudeville stage in Lon
don. at the age OF 81. In 1900 Lord
Lyveden tried his hand at being
"maitre d'hotcl." and then changed
from time TO time TO n commission
agent. proprietor OF restaurant.
coachman and farmer. During the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
BIBLE CORRECTED
BY ITALIAN MONK

An old monk in Sicily who Is writ.
ing his memoirs, correets the Bib.
lical saying In regard 10 IL being
easier for a camel TO go thru the
eye OF a needle" etc. He writes that
in translating this passage of Saint
Matthew from the Greek. "Eamelos."
meaning camel. was in reality KAN.
Hos" meaning cord. Certainly Il
renders the verso more logical to
translate Il: cit is easier for cord
to go thru the eye OF n needle" etc,
and the mistake seems very probable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

want his gland one of the
old men cried, showing a big bunch
OF hundred-dollar bills in the does
pocket.
Don't be In any hurry, the
doctor exclaimed. pushing them
back. Give me room. Therc'a
plenty OF monkeys here for all Of
you d-tlmers.'
But one man was too anxious
He tried TO haul mo ont OF the
cage. and ! woke up.
Gee Whit never was Eiadder
to wake up In my life.
"fhats what comes OF having
people stand around during visiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Help! Help! Woodland Park
Monkey Has an Awful Dream

TIME--IIours when zoo is open
10 visitors.
PLACE-Woodlan
SPEAKER-A. Monkey.
"sufferin' cats. but that was an
awful dream ! had last night.
Thought the keeper was attack
ed by bunch OF doctors with saws
and knives and a young army OF
old men.
They banged the keeper on the
bean and made right at me.
Here's a nice young one /
heard doctor yell. as he gave
me the once over and grabbed o
butcher knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
400, 900 GERMANS WILL
HELP RESTORE FRANCE

According TO Vorwaerts 400. 900
German workmen have volunteered
for restoration work in northern
France. An American suggests that
they might be employed In taking
down Cologne Cathedral stone by
stone. and setting II up IN Rheims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Says Eggs Will Be
81 a Dozen Before
Winter Is Passed

PETALUMA. Cal. Nov. ga
by United Press.l--"Eggs will be
selling for 81 dozen before the
winter is over" said $. $. knight
today.
knight is president of the Poul.
try Keepers association. He
speaks for poultry men in this
district, who keep 1000. 900 hens.
Their hens produce $4,000, 900
eggs annually.
Last year each hen brought
us sf.s6 profit" said Knight.
This year the average hen will
profit us only 75 cents"
knight said there are ESQ. 900
cases OF eggs In storage and that
England has contracted for 1900.
600 OF these cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
WANT TO BUY APE?
OR A FEW REPTILES?

An English dealer In Wild animals
issues n catalog Of his wares. with q
list Of prices. A pig.taiicd ape may
be bought for IL pounds. pythonH
cost from 10 10 20 pounds. and harm.
less varieties OF snakes for pcta may
be had for : or J pounds each. \
Russian wolf can DO supplied for rs
pounds. but really startling pets.
such al panthers and Tiger cubs.
come high--iso to Us pounds. Among
the latest consignments the dealer
laeonically adyertises a gross or two
of miuahg and ahamahs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
FIRST WoMAN's CLUB

Exclusion OF women as guests .,
a banquet given in honor Of Charles
Dickens. when he visited New YORK
in 1865. was the incentive for the
founding OF sorosis. the first NO
mans club organized in America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
By J. 4. BOyDEN

The grand Jury reports thnt
the present county Jail quarters
arc unfit Go be used for the
custody and housing Of human
bcings."--Execrpt from the grand
jury report. as returned to Su.
perior Judge A. W. Frater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
CHILEAN WOMEN WANT VOTE

a strong feminist movement has
been started at Santiago. Chill. - ob.
tain equal franchise rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

hours and talk 10 each other about
what the Russian doctor said In
Paris about using our glands 90
prolong life-somebody else's life,
not ourA.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

war Lord Lyveden was STAFF Of
ficer in the transport office at South
ampton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

on the strength Of this statement and its 30 years
experience. the old-relable NATIONAL BANK Oh
COMMERCE invites your banking business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
JEWELL AND ROY POTTS
RETURN FROM FRANCE

Jewell ard Roy Potts arrived in
Lubbock Sunday morning from
France, where they were in service
for several months. though they did
not get into any Of the big battles
Their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Potts were expecting Jewell. but
were very much surprised when both
of them came in the same day. The
strange thing about il. neither Of
the boys knew where the other one
was. One was discharged in Virginia
and came in on the morning train
from the South while the other re-
ceived his discharge in Arkansas and
arrived on the noon train from the
north. They had not met but one
time since they enlisted in the army,
and that was in France. After that
they were separated and knew moth
ing of the whereabouts Of the other
till they met in Lubbock Sunday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
LUBBOCK COUNTY WILL Ex-
HIBIT IN NORTHERN CITIES

The local Chamber Of Commerce
recently received an invitation from
Porter Whaley, manager Of the
West Texas Chamber Of Commerce.
10 prepare and send to the following
places. an exhibit to be placed In the
State Fairs of the different States.
ent states
State Fair of Indiana. at Indiana
polls, State Fair of kentucky 10 be
held at Louisville, and also At the
State Fair of Tennessee, which viii
hs held at Nashville.
This Invitation has been accepted
hy the local Chamber. Who viii pre-.
parr than. Ihs eAblhll MI AZ. b.
placed In vlew a. The Soil rTala1I1
kshlhlllsn whish ~lll ~ held a Nan.
,as Clly.