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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01
DIN fUCA C)NDE|ULUl.

O stire senzationala: Dina. Lo'
uMa r. Woodanan, insotita Gu fiji
ca d-sale Emmilia in etate de sa.
Sc luni, a mers la Memphis sd sc
|'intalneasca Gu sotul d-sale, d
Theodore Woodman, pc care nu
La vaznt de dol ami trecuti.
. 49,
In conventia della San Francis.
co. cind adversarii nu pot fl po-
toliti nici prin interventia prese-
dintelui 81 nici al sergentilor de
arme. apar doua DIRE dragute.
Josephine Bender 81 Miriam
Marsh 81 Gu znmbetui lor desar-
meaza pc combatanti. Influenta
lor. Sc zice. atit de mare, ca ad-
versarii 1si dau nina 81 Sc impa.
ca. = Vom vedea rezultatul cfnd
Sc va fncaibara Bryan GU Ed
wards.
Gel mai batrin copac din lume
este copacul numit Gen. Sherman
din Parcul National Sequoia
C,nd Noise scos pc fiji lui Is
rael din Egipet era 'binisor des-
voltat. Oind s'a nascnt 1sus il
Betleem avea 0 etate de 2OOO
AMI. La ultima masuratoare avea
o inaltime de 2797 .urme 81 cir.
comferinta de 1923 urine.
D0amnele carl voiesc sc alba ]
fata palida, care este la moda
astazi, sa-si frecc obrazul Gu ma.
laiu (faina de cucuruz).
81 cum ar zice ,,Glajuta":
O lingura de zahar,
Tn strop de piperment,
Face ,,Raisin Jackul's
Sal bel mai frequent.
Dnpa indicatiunile carl lie a.
vem, societatea ,,Biruinta' din
-
Warren>a nitat ca art. 4 din sta
tutele Uniunei inca este in, vi.
goare.
Un prieten al ziarului ne scri.
ca descoperindu-se comunicatia
Gu planeta Marie, el ar trinite pc
socoteala lui ,pe toti asa zisii con-
ducatorii firesti al neamului nos
tru de pc aceste plaiuri in plane.
ia Marie, case nnmai incurce lu-
mea pc alci. - Ideia e geniala,
dar s'ar expune 81 al chdltlielile
transportului retur, caci acoio
nu Sc primesc. privilegiati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01

Numele femeilor earl an ftigit
sunt Pearl Anderson, in etate de
douazeci 81 sapte ami, Marie Ha-
milton 81 Carrie Childs, aceste do
ua sunt negrese. Elc au fugit din
temnita intre orele 3 81 $50 a. m.
Seriful John Frank, care a in
stiintat politn crede ca aeeste
femei au luat UamvainFsi au ve-
/ nit spre ClevelGid.
80
Capitaia din Haiti atsqnex de
banditi. - KipgAton, Jar1afca.
Niste bandit au calcat orasul
Port-auPrince, capitala din Hal
I'll, dnpa cum spun calatorii carl
sosesc din acel oras. Citeva edifi-
ciuri au fost distruse de focul
pus de eli, iiisa marinarii State
lor Unite, a facut ordine, dupS
ce an omorit pc capitanul hoti-
lor. : ssVlutu
Sc raportdaza ca o 1ncercarc
de a rasturna pc presedintele
republicei Haiti, este sub directia
.unor gTteri straine.
Albanezii attach pc italieni. -
Belgrad. Tn rapport spune ca
albaneii au captnrat Avlona, a.
lungind pc italieni afara din alcel
oras. Aceasta stire a fost primita
de ziarul sirbesc Prava, din U.s.
|kub, din sudul S1rbiei.
Noua revolutie in Mexico. -
Vera Cruz. @ noua reyolutie
"a izbucnit in Mexico, dnpS cum
spun informatiile primite aici.
Trupele de sub comanda Genera
lului Carlos Osuna, care stationau
in apr0piere de Cidad Victoria,
in statul Tamsnlipas; snnt in
fruntea rascoalei..
Gen. Osana asAnuntat eli el nu
acfn do orynssJ -. s<~xsl.xAA. -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01

xai Adlskn asA.sslsaha1i
re a ridicat apa,. lasat orasall
in fntlinercc, 81 a cauzat multe in
conveniente populated.
~
Ceis din Texas ucid patru ne
grid. Wharton, Texas. Dol
negrii au fost Tlnpuscati, lar dol
au fost spinzurati de cetatenii a.
cestui oras, la fnceputul acestei
saptam6ni, dupa cum s'a aflat a.
bia All. Negrii acestia erau eau
tati in leg;Stura cu ucmcrea seri-
.fului s. G. McCormik.
n
Aur din Panama New
York. - Vaporul' Allianca a.
juhs in acest port din Panama
cuI aur in valoare de 81 600. 900,
dastinat pentru banaherii ameri-
cahi.
"a ore racoare. - O continuarc
tmlp de douazeci 81 patrn de ore
,ficoarei comparative, in urma
furtGne de alalta seara, a fost
prpZhSa della institutul mpteOrO]o-
gic.l
Sc va scumpi laptele in Chica-
go. Chicago. - Laptele Sc va
Scumpi in Chicago cu un cent la
quart, au anuntat. ieri laptarii.
Salarele mari, scumpetea 81 ri1i-
carea generala cheltuielilor
STINT motvele ridicarii pretului
la lapte.
Salvador vrea u1irea Gu alte 4
republici. - San Salvador, repu-
blica Salvador. -. DR.. Paredes,
ministrul dc extcrne al republicei
Salvador, TRIMS 0 telegrana
identna guvernelor din .Guate-
mala, Honduras, Nicaragua 81 Co.
sta Rica, rugindu-i ca Sc studieze
necesitatoa nnei uniuni acestor
cinci republfci 81 urgenta de a a
yea O consfatuire in acest scop.
La aceasta consfatlire sa sc
discute, intre altele, unificarea
textelor constituted, inhreptarea
codnlui de legi, egalizarea tari-
felor, liberul schimIb de produse
81 adoptarea unui sistem mOnetar
uniform.
Sedfnta hgei Sc va tinea in No.
emhie. Geneva, Elvetia. -
Prima sedinta oficiala a. ligei ma
tiunilor Sc va tinea in luna Noem-
Ibrie. dupa eum spun infonmatiae
primite din capitalize principale
amembrilor ligei.
Chestiile care privesc Mediul
Europei 81 Orientul, care vor fl
discutate de conferinta della Spa
Sc fie definitiv decise de repre-
zentantii ligei.
Francezii detin ostatici turci. =
ConstantinopoL. O stire della
distrugatorul American Tracy
care sc afla la Mersina, GU datul
de "a 1unie, spune ca misionarul
american Paul Nilsson 81 sofia lui,
earl au fost acum de cnpSnd cap
turati de bandit in apropiere de
Tarsus, nu Sc aude mimic despre
Ell. Autoritatile militare franceze
detin douazeci de turci ca Osta-
tici, pima cind misionarii ameri-
cani nu vor Fl dati indarat. !.
. .
Gen. March q plecat spre casa.
- LOndra Genaralu1 Pavto,1
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Gen. March a plecat spre casa.

Gen. March q plecat spre casa.
- Londra. Generalul Peyton
c. March, seful statului major al
Statelor Unite, icri de dimineata
a sfdrsit GU inspectia della cartie-
rul American, 81 plecat Gu tran
spotul Northern Pacific, spre A.
meriea.
Bolyevistii ignoreaxa tratAtul
de pace. = Londra. - 0 depesj
speciaia trnmisa ziarului Berling-
ske Tidende, spune ca delegatia
estoniana din Moscova, raportea-
IA ca -guvernul bolsevist nu a IA
cut minnie sprc indeplinirea obli-
gatiilor luate prin tratatul de pa
ce incheiat cn EstOnia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-28
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. r.

New York Jacksonvill"
$50 q. M. ;. "a. c. L. 1l.30 p. III.
Washington kichmond
$50 n. M. tConchcs pD), -
Alexa ndria- Quantjcp- i7rcucr:chsuu-
and local beyond
Neutrality-suspicious.
i.57 a. m. 49,. CLocaO 80. !.32 ., M
New York anta-Jaciisonr.ll"
1907 a. M ;. IS. a. Id ;. 1915 y. m.
Neutrality-suspicious.
1867 a. IN. 80. G.ocaD 40 y. m.
e.. Washington Richmond
fl4G u. IN. (EXpress) -. 6.2S ,. M.
Washington-Quanti
k3a.12 p. III. 80. LocaD -. o.S$ p. NIX
New York-Palm Bcach-Kcy West.
$50 p. IN. ;. ca. e. L.) ;. $40 y. IN.
Washington Atlanta Memphis
81 o. M. -. Is. y. LID 49,. II noon
Washington Richmond
J.a7 p. IN 80. (Locan -. T.37 p. m.
New York Tamra-St. Petersburg =.
S.0I p. IN. ;. Is. y. Id ;. $40 q: IN.
New York Jacksonvillr-St. Petersburg
9.17 D. m. -. Ga. c. Id -. 90 q. m.
WashinSton Fredericksburg
1910 midnight G.ocaD ...... 500 Il. ~.
Richmond Washington
.......... tExprcss) $500. 80 J. ~
X Saturdays only.
&. y. Shelton. Ticket Agent, Alexan-
ARIA. Va. J. 3. Mordecai, Traffic Man
ascr, Richmond. Va.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM

Arrival and Departure OF Passenger
Trains. Union Sation, Alexandria, Va.
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar
anteed.
EnstcrM Standard Time)
New York-Atemphis
2.25 a. H.. (Vla BristoD ..12.1S a. m.
Washington-Danvill
7.37 q. M: ,LocaD .;.SlS p. m
New York-Ncw Orleans
SIT a, M. CVia Atlanta) Hos p. m
OF a. m. Wash. -Harrisonburg 9.1S p. m
y Washington atlanta
9.oT a. H.. (Coaches) lib y. m
Washington Memphis
2.27 D. H.. (yia Bristol) ABS y. m.
ashington-Birmi
3.17 .. m... (yia Atlanta) laos p. m.
IL D. m. WASH Harrisonburg 11.0S am.
Washington Charlottesville
:.e2 D m -. GocaD -. 1O.5S a. m.
Neutrality-suspicious.
5.22 D. H.. LocaD 80. los a. m.
I.12 o, m. y. y. Aiken augusta 7.1S am.
New York-Ncw Orleans
1909 D. H.. (ria RristoD ..f.43 a. m.
1917 D. nj. New York-Atlanta SIS a. m.
!. New York-New Orleans
HOP D. M. tVia Atlanta) ..9.2S a. M.
Charlotte Washington
...... docaD ...... b.4s p. m
The Southern Serves The South
s. D. Shelton, Ticket Agent. AlcXan-
drla, Va: S. Z. BURGESS. Division Pas
senger Agent, 1900 Penna. Ave-, Wash
inGton, d. c.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
'JiARDI>G's STAND
WELL KNOWN"

Harding's stand II well known
even 90 the denFest democrat He
Il frankly opposed 10 the thing that
Wilson tried 10 put over ON us.
The league Of nations VIII not
come any nearer 90 settling the
Worlds troubles than did free III.
YER" strict accountability" and he
kept us out Of war"
And. when Jimmie Cox promised
10 Join the league OF nations he
pledged something he can't deliver
and be knew u. Jimmie snnt come
any nearer 10 Joining the league
than my bourbon friend can 10 elect.
ing Jimmie. Wilson tried 10 get US
into II. Rush in tho, Jimmie
would. the senate OF this nation Is
not a gathering Of fools and IL
won't be stampeded
My opposition 10 tho league Of
nations Is based on my firm belief
that We should keep our nitts out
OF the European frncas unless some
one gives Us good cause 20 get in
II We join the league wen have to
go 10 war every time a flock OF
hrltifh. French. Italian. Spanish.
Brazilian, uruguayan and Jap dipio
matte slickers tell us TO. II we
don't 40 TO war when 20 ordered
NO viii violate our treaty. Either
wc mus, accept tho full RESPONSE
hiiity which means sending Amcri.
can soldiers 10 fight for titled Euro
prau rrookN--or the league Will be
nothing but n scrap OF paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
You Have to Die
to Beat the Cops

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2s.--when
cops here heard that William carp
was dead on the field OF battle they
officially forgot his record OF six
arrests for alleged burglary. They
wiped the books clNn. carp show
ed up the other day. Not dead. only
seriously wounded. Cops rewrote the
record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
STANDS FOR RETR0I|sEssION'

! am not a democrat because /
believe the democratic party stands
for retropession. for presi-
dent toe much like a king, for ex.
traeagance. for government by. of
and for the south. No Unprecedented
man-lf there is any such a man
can read the records Of the two par
ties and come to any other conclu-
sion.
II YOU 10 TO the polls November 2
and vote for Cox you vote TO con
tinue the Wilson administration.
IL you vote for Harding. you vote
for Debating the government pay,
roll. for greater efficiency in gov
eminent. for a government such as
the constitution OF the United
States provides.
I am for Harding because be
lieve In n republic that is not ruled
by an autocrat and gang of high
handed appolntecs.
| am for the republican patty be
cause II promises TO reinstate a re
public In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
COMPENSATION LAW
RECOMMENDED BN A. y. I.

A compulsory workmcn's compen-
saiion law. recommended as a model
by the American Federation OF
Labor convention.
Reorganization OF the rural school
system to give the country boy and
girl the same educational advantages
as the boys and girls In the citica
Adoption OF a mothers pension
system.
Initiative and referendum In state
legislation.
Statewide primary elections.
A non-partisan judiciary.
Home rule for cities.
Minimum wage for women.
Establishment Of child welfare de.
partment
And a long list OF similar social
welfare measures
Last, but not least. he has been a
champion OF woman suffrage.
One OF his first official acts as
governor was 10 order n survey Of
the schools and make a personal In.
vestigation OF them which resulted
in n new and better school system.
With Cox. WOMEN AND chill
DREN COME FIRST.
And that's the kind OF a pilot I
prefer to ride with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
AID for Wife Brings
$1,000, 900 Trouble

SAN DIEGO. Oct. "a sl.s5 adj
vertisemsnt In the London Times for
wife brought him a million dollars
worth OF trouble. says Capt John A.
TregelIis. British war hero. code
PENDANT here in suit by his wife
against his secretary for 100000 for
alienation OF her husbands love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22

/ FIND your word.picture yesters
4 day OF the small boat on the bill.
lowy waves. ana OF senator Harding
as the safe and sane" pilot. very
Interesting piece of fiction.
Just how far l can follow you on
the cruise 81 the good chip Wihble-
wobble all depends on the intcrpre'
tation placed upon the word safe "
II you mean that senator Harding
usually plays safe In the sense Of
following the line OF least resistance,
bending 20 every course that will fur
ter his own ends. forever seeking
tho calm waters Of compromise at
tho sacrifice OF principles and prog
rcss. then I can agree with you 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
Gentlemen,
FOR cox | |
|, Go to It.:
FOR HARDING


0NALk TO a democrat. and the only
4 campaign stuff he's got IN hinged
on, entwined with and oncircled
about the league OF nations.
Says the Democrat There's
only one issue In the campaign the
league Of nations. The league IL an
accomplished fact. Jimmie Cox
promises he will join the league
Harding don't stand anywhere. he
can't be located. The people want
the league because IFS the greatest.
most wonderful. superbly beautiful.
etc. ETC."
Here's my answer
The league Of nations isn't the ls-
sue % this campaign.
The league OF nations Isn't an nc
complished fact and will never be rs
long as the United States OF Amer.
lea STAYS OFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
On Other Side of
Red Stamps Money

RIGA. Latavia, oct 22.--Postage
stamps now In use here are printed
on the reverse side OF Bolshevil<i
money, When the Bolsheviki left
Riga there remained quantities OF
paper money printed on but one side.
The thrifty Latavians reversed the
bills and made stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
Seldom Seen Is
Very Appropriate

TOLEDO. Oct. 22-Georgc Miller
took six blankets to the Seldom
Seen Laundry to be cleaned. Now
he thinks he was misunderstood and
that they have cleaned him instead.
The laundry Is closed and the man.
agement. according to neighbors. is
seldom seen recently.