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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-05-13
DENMARK is TRAINING
ITS UNEMPLOY E D

Copenhagen. May 13.-Courses in
housekeeping. motor care and driv-
ing, cabinet work and other trades ar;
among the advantages which. Denmark
is now offering to its unemployed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-05-13
EARTHQUAKE KILLS FOUR.

Las Palmas Canary Islands, May
13.-Four people were killed in the
earthquake which SHOOK the island of
Fuertazonnra. several days ago. The
bulk Of the population of the island
has fed,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-05-13
KEEP DELEGATIONS APART.

Paris. May 13.-1t developed this
afternoon that Count Won Brockdorff
RantZau. head of the German peace
delegates. intended to ask permission
to send delegates to receive the Aus
trian representatives. 1t had been an
nounced that the allies intended to
keep the two delegation wholly apart.
The council Of four held no meeting
during the morning. No further com.
munication had been received from the
German representatives at Versailles
and the experts to whom the last note
from Count Won BrOckdorff Rantzatl
had been referred had not vet reported.
devoted the forenoon to individuai
work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-05-13
$4,000 DELEGATES EXPECTED.

Columbus. O.. May 13.-Approxi-
mately 1900 men are expected to at
tend the triennial convention Of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
which opens here tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-05-13
TO MAKE CONCESSIONS.

Paris, May 13-The Italian prob
lem seemed nearer solution when to-
days meeting began among the allied
representatives here, and IT. was
thought probable that basis Of uii.
derstanding would be reached during
the day.
The Italian representative es are re-
ported to be evidencing more of a will
lingness to make concessions.
The discussions Of the day began
when Premier Orlando called this fore
noon on Col. House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

The rraasrs ~ this r~psr wlil n
pieasfi ~ issrn lhsi lhe4e n "A lsaai
one tgeaded dlss1ae shat scienes ma
nssn sple - cane IN al ~ sIakrs $50
thsi Il eatafra. cslaFth hslng frsafly
lntlnsueet ~ consflisihons rs,niiloEs
fe2uirr< constitutional lreaimsnt
Halls csttrrh Nsaicins Il fsken fn.
ieFaells and aets thru lhe nlo,.i en
the Ns soa4 Saffse.s ~ The s3slem
ttrr~os asstroflns fhr fopalailoa -
,he di<csss. kfsins The i4lienl <lrenxtt
hy ballding up the constellation and
ss<i<slnx nature IN Aolns a. work
The rrcprlstors have - Much falth
In the curative rswtrs of Halls c..
iarrh Medicine that they Offer Oa
liundred neilars fof ans esae that :
fAas 10 cur. send Gar Ia Of tesu.
monials
Address ' , CHENEY 4 CO. rcip.
do ohlo Sold hs all prasrlsis. sse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

deep sands rcgion oi Tesas aud viii
make she operation of Oh companlo.
al Dcade'nona. Parks Csddo. nr.ck
enridxe and other points how r~mosc
IRON railroad fAclliiies much morc
expeditions and he's expensive
Many ks~ OIL rc~rs 10 sprine Up.
Several new oil field towns have
ttcn tentatively selected on this new
road The mos, interesting 40 Gar
lromiaes 20 be the tow0 of llamon
that viii he IN she vicinity of tho
Dcsdemona rooi. which IL one OF the
wonder pools 81 sbc nov neids and
which hah entirely cprcrsd the VII.
hge site and al the territory there.
aboun esse "a acres that the owner
has resolved Cor town purnows Tho
now town ~ Hamnn will be ciose 20
The field and win he eafeaaarded
against dfilllnk of o!I wells within gse
limits II ~ expected 20 hrconhe
city o. ten thousand pcople by fhe
Time the flrat REGULAR train service
can be established there.
Other new town may be- expected
% ho laia out IN Eastiapd and sst.-
phens counties and w Young county.
The arslraad aa surv,ycl extends
along the ersxt ~ The great bend
anti-cllne and reaches for iso mites
into a TERRITORY that has d.rricks al
ways within sisht of aNtrain on the
new line. In This territory thsrp is
inshlfcni demand for transportation
ffcilitIes and The amount of money
that n being expended IN develop
ment ~ Oh wells and pipe linna and
Other business Incidental or auxiliary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Th~ ess>dssis~ s. 80 u = IA,
sehs se~dsmo hssr s.es~si.- "a
ssiia~,ax 'ssssr shlsA MA eAes.
Or go eno'e>ss ~ish Il. - a an'
sellss,ss eor.rihal.oa a. ~. ss.al>'
aatslaa 40 he aeaasmS hailans IA
Wa oasAFlr. re~ sna s'a-nss'
tion;
wa.Alx "a. n'c. jalS : ifis
Ny ser esss friend
whst a wcnaeFfal sca wa ssvs
Sister. In halldlnz a memorial % com.
memcrats In an ahldlns ~s~ >hose
pohle men ana vosnsn Who saw ghslr
ssrvls~s and their ilses Cos ihels
coaniry' Il y - uricA hFoAdlr -
much nor sia N. visic and. ;lle 'he
hercss ~ France. u ,acans - mnea
- Humanity. WAY. + viii h. ius i.ke
9 hesmifai river. refreshing ant scau
ufylns. - mnch On ~ course e-iyp'.
fyinx in - nrlnse ana insults wAfi
tho-e vho foashi on ~ flelds ~
Frsnrc had In shrif hcfolc miails
the unllfi and frssdoT of their fellow
men.
The young minds which drink fsor
this u~sm ~ knosisdse become ~
,akers. a. II were. of ths great work
i~ which those brave soldiers foasht
nl>d and died
OF sducat tlon 4 may truly be said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

- "a 90 nsts = u.sns hsn,r~s- .
m|lnons u seilsrs
ss~s~ " ssfszs.ls us.
l. lls0oa. eha h ths rhisf TO
r,eisr y sAk sarsa. 4. nsas llm~-
II milisasl~ sna = eea1ascs "a
u sks ~eshhls~l - 4 elsUls 10 ~
~oFla ~ - eco q ~ msssl 500.
ee~sfal rr.meisF. ~ crais "a ~ ~
t'nhea s,Alcs ana hss NE F~iafs,lea
- nessr hsslns sgfllsa . -en lAsi
al uet nFeAaee "a lls - ~ .
vid ea,tsr hal al-s,~ bass ei.~s
- pF.-ias,loa sua ssrl ~ gricr f~
"a lssaes 10 - nes prnia~nf ~
floln mafe lhan 20 ~,lk aar hss
nsssr failed a. Sct al enoash oll -
say .~ll hs agillsd % psy fer N
49, ~ hant she slnstnx Fsl.resf
Ia ne Ileaid,on nsld thai ssrssi 81
arilsrs q thal one tine pragifis nelf
~h'ls h. as a 'he zane cline nasAlnf
several million dclisrs oei ~ lhs -
wells NJ drilled ihee iils prndse
ilon ia rsea. al shis time - sroe irs
fsriais eri hN holiirfa IN che d~ef
sand neoli ar~ ccrsiier.d - -
suaers ~ ~esi vaiaahle IN ne stats
Ilamun never Nrms compsNe- fer
dflllnx - selis l'e hss asso-ria
lions soms'ifn,- be, he y scneralls
fcans c-rretlng alone ile apl ~
"a no, laeky bat that he saocess =
due to tlrsi~ss ,nerry and carcfai ~
eniiss ~ Judgment lie has nc OBJ
i.cilona 80 oil proslaelnr comlanlcs
hu, fccosnisss che hazards ~ the
baslne and do.s not oar~ 70 male
rood anv p.os.inlc losase 60 widows
aud ornhans who mlyhs have stock
II h. soid stock and INA, is exactly
What he vculd be- tinpclled 10 10 " h.
should mako lols unaer sach ctr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

sc.r seels s~s seaD asso,esl,
T.r f'-ael ~ ths israsiNslss 80
tfr< " rathFls. ar nnaasrles - s..aa
ttsm sadr<~ss q reEaons who -
a~sr iones n a. werid ~aF oHf
lss1.snd aellAF. = the Fssal>f lFtes
fcf enrellmens sa "a mraorlsl ~
onr kandrrf ds,l>Fs I. ths msnlnam
An ar esp-sfed - slse soN~alas %
helf nlsaaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

a ski.ie - th.l ~ar.s 80 nsAa ~ =
ts.-en Asss llsea. sis-,l, ss'~->sa'
'hff atsr~sra. lise sas- ss,- srs~'
s'rmeFlsl - oar rcsa,ss- sna nauss
ana ess sorksrs elsss,s. ~lil "a safu.
s.lson' soher-. shas hss,ns ths mem
ofial slhrsns nsinE ,hlnr hvsssr,
rsrpeiaaslsx ,es msaoY ,nas ~a
asiag ! an apaylns hensfi, n Ia
manly a. hnc' - or eoanlrye
.ons And iaeghlsfs ~ho heard ard r.
sratst 10 ~ cal q auis henorsns
il.osc who wsre ever rsaAy % de
ar Il and rvereaelne ihose sho have
did fcr a.
A nemotiAl IN The form you pro-
rosc. Sinsr. means - maca more
shan mounmeni. Il - mach more
eotprshenslve. ~ mach farther
raeh.nE shan a sieat arch of ~'ens
CT marble
y really seems iike An ineplraliNn.
a whlsIsf from some % those sis,se
losa lor mankind made hs nreis can
10 them a. . silver hoeie flom on
hlkh its appsai. - - ~,rong % M
! wish 20 he one cf ~ lnitiai socn
sors ami am asking ycu 20 please ac-
c,-t she enolsicd cheek With nv
lonaesi I'M for shc saccc.s such a
protest sheali achieve. God speed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
cot n rolmAN TO uNclSrrR
Nrw Oh firlp ron
COLONEL JAKE nANnoNo


fContinued from rsee -
nletely financed by , l. Hamon. mil
liona.re oil proinoev of Ardmore snd
ffank krli. millionaire raihoai build
cr and hosinesl man ~ Wichita falls
They hase bought aud have on is
way material for construction cf the
TEXAS nar % sSe line. inelusln.f ties
and steel rails and they expect 20
make n,oora n raiid railroad enn
-'ru~tlen on the part ~ the line thru
Eaesland and sirrhcns coan,ier.
Construction vii begin AZ Ranger
aud work via b. l,ashod both 20 the
north and south from thai point rhs
line viii serve all the oH pools ~ the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
xwwxwxwwyr xxw "
BEAUTIFUL BrlvGA. y
wgwMMgwHwggwx NM y

Shall We scll oas in Cu,nricG
Yes. II W. buy egaln,
To 40 off In a huffy
Would be q burning ain,
came 20 thsi Fair city
When az her lo~@s ebb.
Then the offer nf jtney
Would have bvugin MOST any shed
nus reversal of conditions
Has rm the town on high,
r'.i now Ia this addition
You viii finh u hart % buy
Have you taken an inventory
or her new stock of lasef
YOU will find II complimentary
50 relslete and ~ 90 date,
And now what ~ 20 follow
Tho most ohtuse should sve
When MI get in the collar
Who will the knocker be7
- e slraiion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

he attorney reminded tho Jury
At at this time the Tribune Fam
/ y" interests had $1,000 600 ~orth "
sisal 10 Mexico and that other lnler,
F, cstA of the ~rrlbun. Family" were
c,nrnfned in STANDARD oli whlrh nat
uralIy found atifautsnos in the rich ell
wells OF Mexico.
Weymouth kirkland az counsel for
the Tribune opened for the defend
ant ln speech allied with force and
lire he addreascd himself directly 10
the charse that Henry ford was an
anarchist
Mr. FordH attitude changed when
tha United States hrols ofr relations
with Germany, said N. attorney. He
argued however. shml this shu.,ld not
bc allowed a. cloud the riMhf of tho
Tribune TO deacrib~ ilsnrY Ford ~ hw
wsM In 1910. 10 md that Henry Ford
Was aii anarchist ~ 1915. h. sald. does
not necessarily mean shAt Henry Fard
viii be siIEmsi'zed as an ansrrhist all
ihe res, of hiss life What the pub
ilr thinks os your verdict does not IN
lerest you.' said Attorney klrkIand.
What Henry Ford has done IN war
work does not Affect tIn matter. II
IL not the Trlbuuss fault that he IA
here on trial lsr bslns an anarehlat
il~ brought the la~anit
The attorney heid ain that IN tho
Jury was convinced that Henry rard
saa m anarchist than tha case was
sndrd No matter how much nlallns
he Tribune may have displayed IN AZ
lacking tina. apueiaflon. the truth.
ae said. Ia cosnpiefe infenae
f,sha attitude of the Tribune and
President Wilson On preparedness ~aa
ronirsstsd with that of Mr. Forsi. The
lormer swo were aw mueh uppnsad 10
war ss Mr. rursi. nslt counsel a. they
recognised The danger 10 Witch pres
sarednsaS exposed ~ white Mr i'orJ
iid mot
AIthoust, libel had hecn charged on
six counts ha raid they could all be-
Included In tN0 e0sguls. nrst fhat
Henry Ford wa an "Ignnranl ldeniiafs
bnd second that IIenry ford wan An
Anarchist
Mr.. Kirkland held fi,as tho ssam,~
nation ~ Mr.. Ford on iha stand haa
proved him 10 be- ignorant That he
was an ideaiist In the less desirable
sense Of the word. The speaker elnias
II. Was proved b. hls '.Praee hhlp"
n was beautiful IDEAL said Atinsns,
Kirkland. but SO hopeissai, idsalistis
~ To have become wfotssaus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

81. Olsv's Grammar school. onee
worth liba ID now valued st ttzs.eee.
but the rent Il silIl bunch ~ roszs.
The ancient city n Chichester mast
provide string for the kings ''srms
bow" while ths lssd ef isfyaasson. -
Dorset. must provide q hoy with .
ssringiess bo~ ann unfssshessd arrow.
shensyer the Wing makes var on
Wales The tenant II Bradley. Great
Wood. near cfimsby, must pay the
mayor Of dr;mAby . Wild boar. or iss
equivalent N cash. yearly .-isoados
Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

You may learn scmcthlne from N
follewlng b, " " lreland lfavelnr
salesman - loalsvllle. Ky. In shc
sumner - iS<s ! hai severe slsacs
of cholem mornns ! Ew,e tils hotel
rorler fify cen,e and ,old hin, 10 haf
NE bottle oF chembsflalna Collie
ana Diarfhoea Remedy and 20 lake ma
substitute. | took q double dose Of I
according To directions aad went 10
slc.p A, five o'clock the next morn
ing wsp called by my order and took
a train Tor my next stopping place.. =
~sli man"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
f0R0 Case N
clOSNs HOURS


~ c'smsa> Ma. Aar k-,raa.
msnis n he reni Tfl1ans llh.l 90.
tsssn thafsasf nsaisns n~ns- 4
s-eiieFlna Aff Ia = efow.ie.i eraft
's-sn shirt sfs~sss ~ef~ ths fais On
HeFs - lhs i,ls tes a. lhs fai~1
sshfh AL Al euanefls lshlss sp~a
ssiafs. sesft ehesrs sna s.snasra NJ
go etsnet themselves ~ la.iss
FNtsfs rsrmlssAn 10 dNesl lh~a,
ssssss II c"sts. sests snd collars
A,'osae, William t.aesms se<ssl
Zoe NJ refd Ne rad ths siliafal
hofd y an knsrthisf~ AT lniags.l
oal The several ssslsu,sais shh'h Fard
soancsi eeni.nd aF~ iib.iaan lls a.
elafei that the l-esnsa of shs rnh
uns no- stands falls exposed
fira Ne stated. the Tglbana "a,
hoiif IN lssog ~ mtsrssnsAa In Nes
10 although 10. pfssss.nt was against
such inisrssni'on and silhoash the
re"lis NJ tho Tailed alssrs geit al
soala - foly ~ .mhafk on sueh 4
var ~ails fafepe va Ia cannsssalion
and While sisfmanY was hoping thar
shls country would take souie surh
s'sp 90 the 1lmnsraan na,s alter
wards proved.
Intervention. aald Attorney f.uaslns.
meant conausst ils ro,nied o,st that
the rfibuns'H advice sas we mshs
20 Take Nsslcc' sat hat rsliuna
writer's on the stand had ds,iafpa
'hss islt var With the fspaLlle 10 the
South would mos~ financial t.la fos
Tho coanip.
The Tribune. ssh y. alsomss sas
IN The mobilization u tho laasa ca
the borier vas she nrul step toxaris
Intervention and inst then Il luuna lfs
path blocked by IisnF, rord. Who sus
Ees'ed instead ~ the subl.eilon and |
equalization of Mexico roiscy ~ a.
siAsanes snd development llsnfy
fori then became lh. Trlhune's polat
of attack II tried 10 sweep AIM ou, |
~ ~ way 90 crush hls influence. 20 |
des'roy him with i,s editorial prn ani |
siIsinaiIss him forever va an anarchist |
and enemy at his oaunsr,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

II has been found that dye ~
Khaki color can be- obtained in Arwsn-
tina from the wood of the carah sr~a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Warren = sson~ gAnd a.lef ot
Locomotive Ensineer1 has Just called
on President Wilson 20 aaA aid In 20
ducins 'ae high Cost Of llvlne By al
voca,ing The so,ernmenl o~aersAip os
al railroads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

saliow eomplarion comes from bill.
lons Ina uriiiss IN the blood and the
feul, lies with the liver and bowels; =
they are torpid. The medicine that
gives results In such cases IL HER
P,SE. u II . fine. liver ssimulant and
b. .'el regulator. For ssle by all drug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
MONDAY. AUGUST ~.
Norma Ts'msdoe
aTnE teAar or weroNA .

This h the picture you have been
waiting for. II rurpssHs anytime
Norma Talmadec hss ever done. Ex-
xepfine those amoDx you who have
made II rule 20 avoid any picture
based on the SCI question. you can't
zffosd n overlook this sffracf'on.--
Length. e.es5 feet.
LIpyd Comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
SUNDAY. AUGUST 10.
Dorothy Green and Arthur Ashley
arHE AMERICAN WAY" !"

HE EWEFICHN WAY.
IN London Dick IL careless ard
indifferent sort Of chap. fuil of life
and fun When his father. Lord Far
rineion. decidss 30 send him 20 Am-
erica to v.sit hIe relatives. the sfuy-
vessnt Van Aliens In su atfemct 90
reform him. Dick courts and wins
young Betty wiDshrop tho charming
ward o. the sinvvf~ens Van Ali~rs
Two rel Mack senne4f comedy.
mo Mother 20 Guide Min.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
THE
Pollard
SATURDAY, AUGUST ..
Dorothy 0ish
In

She was just Itching 10 gel Into jail
and wear stripes and everything SO
she "hepyed" brick through fhs
nearest jewslry store window and the
cops" obIlged her by giving her three
years That's where The fun starts
and her sweetheart come in---in jaII,
There's a story that will warm fts
cookies Of your heart path~ that wisl
tickle your throat and fun, WHY
You'll chnckle for . week after YOU
see "pep5y Polly"
Gaumont News.
Two reel Gale Henry comedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-08
T|N0 ALLEGED BOL5HEVKS ARE
HEIDI FOR GRAND JURY At CAD|z

itself IN Harrison and Jefferson coun-
ties recently and that under the evt-
G,,mcc thcy have gathered. convictions
will follow.
Prosecuting Attorney BARLEY Moore.
Of Harrison county. has been working
up the cases against the alleged RED
leaders and has gathered, it is said. .
great mass uf evidence showing their
connection with the teaching and spread
Of BolshcNism among tho miners OF tbs
two counties The authorities here
learned som" tim" ago that the men had
been arrested at Adcna, but were not
informed of the charges against them
until today. =
Tho jefferson county authorities have
boon watching tn" situation carefully
in In" coal mining towns of the south
end OF tho county and will Cooperate
with Harrison county officials in IN ef-
fort to break up the RolSheyt sueySl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-08

Special tu The Intclir"nCcr.
STErEENNIl.I.E. OHIO. August -
Thrcc alleged "R"G$" who. ii IL said.
were arrested in tho Vicinity Of Ad"na.
this county. recently and taken secretly
to tn" Harrison county jail nj Cadiz.
Ohio. were arraign"d thor" today before
Justice Of tho Peace II. T. Host on n
charge If violating tho now syndiCalism
law "f Ohio.
Two Of tho thrrc-Ottornc Alt"ri. nm
italian. and Joe N"Gh. Hungarian
waived hearing and were bound over
to tho September term Of tho grand jury
under bond Of $4,000 each. In default
they were remandod to Jail.
Tho third man-William Makarus
Russian-rcfused To talk and is being
held for further examination.
The authorities believe shat these
thFce men arc the leaders Of the Bolshey-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-08
AUTHOR OF RADICAL
RA|LRAD PLAN HAS
GLOOMY PICTURE OF
THE NATIONS FUTURE

WASHINGTON. August 7.-Warnng
that tho laborinE man has reached that
po.nt whcrc his activities may c"as" he-
cousc he cannot much longer stand the
diminishing return for his work" was
expressed today by Glenn f. Flumn'
counsel for railway brothcrhoods. in urg-
ing enactment by Congress of Dill
drawn by him for public ownership OF
railroads.
This gloomy view ot conditions was
given by Mr.. Plumb near the close or
tlvc-hrur appearance on tho Witness
stand. during which l." charged system
attic numbering Of IN" transportation
highways Of tho country an. denied that
br had como forward with the Plumb
rIan for solving railway evils ut this
iimr in order to limit il and th" htEh
cost If living on Witch IN" nation AZ
trutiDn wnS turned.
Mr. Plumb apparently was cogni3ant
Of tn" rumors sweeping through the cap
ItnI that hn had picked an unusually
rrnpitucus time for presenting his bill.
whirb orran!zcd labor has rlnirncd will
holm rut down tho Twins; cost through
reduction If freight rates and climina-
rirn cf private capital from every trans
n,rtaiinn e, niDauy IN The United states.
Except for tho invi,"tIon from Chh---
man ESch. of tho House Interstate Com
uDrrrc ro,nulltrcc rundu"IInG hearings on
aIl mans for railroad rUEtrol tn" l'lumh
rlan. hc said would Not haH" seen the
Ii,.hi of J,N. nnfil carly fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-08
No Solution of the Entire Rail-
road Problem viii Be At
tempted-No Limitation Of
Profits, ,NoLawF ForLicenses,
No Concrete Law Against
Hoarding or Profiteering

WASHINGTON, Aug. I.-PreS-
iLcnt Wilson put the finishing
tourhcS on his high cost OF living
address to congress tonight and
prepared to deliver it i'll person
tomorrow afternoon at + o clock.
One possibility lnomcd up to
threaten the president $ plans.
Ii was that the leaders might not
be able TO round up quorum Ill
the hou.c. and that som" members,
insisting on parliamentary ru!r, by
raising the point, might f"rc>ta'l
the Joint session Of house and
senate.
Representative Blantnn. of
Texas. served notice on RcpubIl-
can Leader Mondcll that he, for
one, would insist on Il legal quo
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