The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-18
P. A. BLISS, u

employees and that 1t will
mo- carry live stock after Monday. It's
difficulties arising from dispute re-
garding the hauling of munitions,
have been complicated by a strike
a engineers. Many districts, notably
Limerick, are practically isolated
and a complete stoppage of railway
service outside Ulster apparently is
inevitable.
The left wing Independent socialists
iotned with the German communists
TUESDAY in concentrating the ami
yersary Of the Russian revolution.
Roaring red battle hymns and preach
ing infammatory doctrines, 5000
communists held a demonstration in
the Lustgarten, Berlin. Speakers adj
yocated the seizure Of factories, can
collation. of debts and of war bonds
held by the entente.
The governments caterer at Ellis
Island says a profit is made on the
meals served incoming immigrants
at II cents each. The meals consist
of: Breakfast-Rice and milk.
prunes, bread and butter and coffee;
dinner-bees soup with barley, Irish
stew with vegetables, tapioca pud-
ding, or other dessert; supper-lamb
hash, green peppers, blackberry jelly,
bread and butter, coffee or tea, with
two Jumps of sugar.
Washington has heard hat Presi-
dent Wilson plans to move to Cali
fornia; that he plans a long trip; that
he will seek the seclusion of the
Virginia mountains; and buy a farm
In Maryland; hat he will accept an
important post with the League OF
Nations and that he will write many
books.
A Chicago school teacher recently
announced that she found boxing
matches. refereed by herself, the best
means OF settling quarrels in her
school, in which % nationalities are
represented. And now the Chicago
Church Federation has gone and
adopted a resolution condemning her
method!
The Arc De Triomphe will be the
last resting place of IAN unknown
French soldier" the French chamber
of deputies has decided unanimously.
TIN ee marshels of France Joffre,
Foch and Petaine-will walk behind
the gun carriage bearing the body of
the unknown soldier to the Pantheon
and thence to h Arc De Triomphe.
A strike of six months duration
was ended asst week when a Boston
judge issued an injunction restrain
ing the Greater Shoe Workers
uniop, of Boston, from endeavoring
in any way to promote a closed shop.
ii the Thomas G. Plant Shoe COM
pny.
Springfield, Mass, has the first
labor college in this country. It
opened recently with a registration
of 20. 1, viii be directed by Amherst
and Holyoke colleges and the Spring
field labor unions, and its instructors
Will be members of the Amherst
faculty.
Former President George O.. john
son, of district Is. and IL other Off
Gals and members of the United
Mine Workers Of America. were fined
SIS and $50 each this week in con-
nection with the Colorado coal mine
strike of a year ago.
At an experience meeting of street
car men in Washington his week,
monthly street car tickets at a re-
duced rate were advocated on the
theory that the motorist who uses the
street cars occasionally should pay
more than the regular patron.
Among thousands of students at the
University of Washington, Lyle Won
Erickson. 20, totally blind and partly
deaf since he was s, is a leader in
the freshman class. The only outside
help he needs is a person to read to
him for W hours every evening.
Experiments are soon to be made
IN Newfoundland in hunting seals by
airplane. The British government
has presented four scouting planes to
New Foundland, which will be so
used and also in survey work and by
h forest patrol.
Workmen blasting for lime rock
near Cheyenne, Wye, recently, un-
covered a cave 18 miles long west Of
that city Its walls, floor ard ceiling
glitter with stalactite and ~stalag1nite,
and at the end is a chamber TOKYO
feet in dimension.
Armou & Co. have closed out their
Canada BUSINESS, az the supply Of
hogs in the dominion is insufficient.to
keep a plant running, and the tariff
on importation of dressed meats
makes shipments from Chicago to
selling agencies prohibitive.
The Asahi, Toxic, explains the re-
publican victory in the United States
by dislike on the part of the AM
orleans for President Wilson's 'des-
potic methods and the League of
Nations excessive obligations, which
are not in harmony with the Amer
lean spirit"
With about a dozen counties in Mis-
souri, and the city of st. Louis yet to
report unofficial returns give a ma
tority q more thar 100, 900 votes in
Iavor OF h state prohibition en-
forcement act.
Washington has already begun to
speculate upon the inaugural plans
Will the Presidest ride? Will he he
represented by Mr.. Colby? Or by
Mrs. Wilson? Or will he rave to ride
With Mrs. Harding? Will there be a
ball?