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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

much YOU have gained. Nu1ated Iron vii,
increase the strength. power and cndur.
ancc OF delicate nervous. rundown peopI.
ia wv" weeks time In many instances.
manufacturers Note: Nu1atcd Iron which
~ prescribed and recommended by rhy
sicidns and which 81 now heinr used Iy
over three million 3coplc annuaily is no,
q secret remedy. hut on" which Is vol
Older inorganic iron products, IL is easily
iaSimiiatcd and does not iniuro tho teeth
ma e thcni b!ack nor upset tho stonn n .
the manufaceircIs guarantee successful and
entirely satisfactory results tn every rur :
chaser or they viii refund your money. II
~ dispensed in this city by Grant Drug Co,
Ghildrey Dru. Co. and all other druggists
ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Keep frcsh \ Subducd plaid skirt
wiSc!y chooses plain blouse and vice
versa. \ white madras waist with
sun ptquc collar and cuns also form
a good accompaniment TO II separate
skirt.
As final word do not neglect to
20 well GroOnrcd TO your daily work:
give regular care TO your finger nails
and hair and also sec that your clothes
nave All the necessary hooks, buttons
and. pressing that q" 10 make the at
tractt"c business woman"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Propose Locking Cells
to Make Jail Popular

CINCINNATI. Jan. :iI.-Hnmii-
ton County's new Jail just com
pleted In without locks ON the cells
to keep the prihoners in.
The cells have locks, but they
work from the insluc. 'F7a.g
This fact WINS dcvelopcd today
when Sheriff Fred. RAIDER re-
9ueAted the suIn of $4,000 for new
locks. lie said the condition nust
he remedied, mo matter where the
money comes from"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
How Present Methods of "IL. Living
Sap the Iron From the Blood
Causing Weak Nerves and
Lack Of Physical Strength

Alarming Increase in Iron Deficiency Among
Men and Women Of Today Leads Physicians
Below to Explain Why They Now Prescribe
Organic lron-Nuxated Iron-to Help Build
Up Weak. Nervous, Rundown People by
Giving Them More
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
RED BLOOD, STRENGTH
AND ENDURANCE
Nuxated Iron Is Now Being Used by Over
100000 People ANNUALLY

Fhat the nervous and physical strain of present dav
NE mas produced as never before alarming deficiency
OF IRON in the blood is the belief Dr. r. Alphonsus
"aaaee' physician or many years experience and for
merry OF the British Naval Medical Service who ex-
plains below why iron is absolutely essential TO the
greatest development of physical and mental mower
Dr. Wallace says: I'm every age since the beginning
OF TIME people have fallen into certain modes of living
harmful to their physical welfare it has remained in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Fail "a End St,,L

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Ian 3l.-Althoup
Governor Cooper held numerous con
i"rences today with Representatives O.
me striking street car employees OF
Columbia. little progress apparently
VAS made towards settling t;t strike
begun here Wednesday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Doctor [. Sentenced.

Col-IMTfA s. G.. Ian 3l.-Dr. T.ui.
- Enrbos. wcil-known physician u
Cnar.cs'on. conviCtcd in Federal Cour
here Of violation Of the Harrison mar
cot!c act. vas sentenced today to serv.
three months in the Florence Count,
la!l ana pay fine OF $1,000 and costs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-23
los POLACOS VAN
AL FIN ANTES QUE
PAz CON DESHONRA
Mujeres, ancianos y niiios
Sc aprestan a defender la
capital contra los rojos

I'm despacho Tecibido de varsovia via
Lordres. anuncia que ell conseio de de
fenSa poIaco ha pubhcado un manifes
TO la vfspera de Ia confereucia dc
Minsk anunciando que Polonia comba
tira hasta el I'm antes que celebrar una
paz deshonrOsa cor los .bolcheviques.
Columns de mujeres armadas mar
charon por las Gales de varsovia anun
ciando que elias pelear1an hasta Ia
muerte contra los bolcheviques. algu-
mas de las cuaIes portaban rev6lveres
} otras sables rifles.
Muchos ancianos y j6venes nan in
gresado las defensas establecidas Ger
ca de Ia ciudad y ali esperar a los
invasores para el encuentro.
Leon Trotzlzy. el ministro do guerra
bolchevique, Ia llegado a BiaIstok ? Do
nerse a La cabeza del ejercito ruso
que hara su esfuerzo final hacia varso
via.
Un despacho de Londres dice que
Sc iniciaron los encuentrOs preliminades
en- el frente de varsovia segdr ,os ul
timos despachos de MoscOu y la capital
polaca.e
La caballeriR bOlchev1que Sc dice
que avanza lentamente hscia el sur a
10 largo del ferrocarril Danzig-varso
via. mientras los polacos Sc msntienen
en- contacto con ella sin empefar en-
cuentro definitivo.
Varias columnas de rojos avanzan
= traves del RIO Bug en- Ia region de
Brest-Litovsk.
Sc informa que el principal ejerci
70 polaco sc retira a una hnea prepa
rada frente a varsovia Cuando los IN
SOS Sc aproximen a esa linea Sc hbrara
ALI La batalla decisiva por Ia capital,
en- conformidd con los planes de los
estrategas poIacos. Sin embargo, los Dol
chevilues parecen estar determinados
a obligar los polacos a evacuar la
ciudad para escapar de ser envueltos. FL
movimiento enEolvente de los rusos sc
ha detenido por no haber podido hacer
progresses rapidos-al sur de La capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-23
MrRADA RRRosPEcTIvA

Hoy, % de agosto, Sc cumplen seis
amos que 81 Jap6n declare la guerra
. AIemanial -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
ELM GROVE PROPERTY
HUNS Pharmacy In Purchased by niah.
op and Cober1y OF This City

decd war nlch Yesterday nftcrnunn
in tn" "ffIC" 81 county court conveying
tho property located NJ IA Nati"nnI
Road. Elm Grove. which has been owned
tor number Of years by Christian and
Frank Num sold to J. Il bishop and
Max \. C~bCrlv.
This property Is located in he com raj
part II Elm Grove and ~ we'll known ~
the Blum brothers have for tn" past
several years been operating IurC"
drug and Confcctioncry store in the
place.
The decd involved tho sum nf S4.t0n
which includes tho property fixtures and
everything that is in the store. 1t js
understood that the new owners will
continue tho business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
COUNTY COURT

ITcnr, j. S,rifr CO. and r,lhnhc' h
WonthcrwnN..IS h"th ~ canton. -
FIrwnrIh - ~ kIn". g.. Of SI'uh"u.
Nillc. -. and Ruth '"N. 81 Of Wheeling.
Paur r. Mrrlolllrh Il. 81 IInrn"s.
vile. -. and Mnyhcll" J, Sheppard. -.
81 HcllHIrc
J. Howard Carrie. -. and Mary Frances
Murray. IS hnth ~ Wheeling.
Sherman Adrian. ~. aud Anna Finer
~ 3G h-th nG Cleveland. q,
Robert Hargrov". %. and cynthia J"l-
niu"S. ~ both col"r"d Of Wheeling.
Frank X Willinms q. New h"xinc-
ton. o. and Gcncvicvc Russell. -, o.:
trcokSvillo
PtducLary.
Susan 7 MCrendy appointcS ad-
ministratriN for tho estate OF .Ia".'s y.
MrCr,ady. deceased Rond $500. Ar-
praisrrs. john Rose. Thomas Rose and
Frank Woods.
Alvino Gonzaliz. appointed admnlS-
traitor for tho estate "f Rafael AlNarcy.
deceased Bond Si0n.
Deeds.
Christian Rlum aud Frank Blum, 10
j. r. I<iSh"p and Max ~ t"h"rly.
Property in Elm Grove.
Casper Glass and Margaret Glass. his
wife. Ia clara V. Jenkins lot in South
Wheeling.
W. ". Scott and wife. ~ Jessie
Wright Drinkard Lot in Edgwn"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
RIVER NEWS

on account OF the recent dry SII"ll
tho river is falling rapidly aud last eye
ming at the local wharf there Was only
f""t Of water registered
The Helen f.. dcpartrb+ yesterday
morning at II. 80 o'cluck/with IA very
large cargo for New Matamoras apd
hyway point stops She will rct4Irn
again this evening departing Saturday
morning on her last trip during the
week.
Tho Senator C"rdcN which arrived n
yesterday afternoon from Pittsburgh
DEPARTED this morning for Huutiugtpv
She was loaded 30 tn" guards with food
stuffS. She Also carried n larer udm-
bcr Of passengers who arc making The
round trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
CIRCUIT COURT
Two cases Arc Scheduled For Today In
Local Court

'rvN suits arc to come up IN Fart / OF
circuit court this morning hCfor" Judge
n SummcrVillC The ono styled he
Wheeling Traction company vs.. Nike
alnlc ls IN appeal case from JuSuc" X.
g Hobbs rVurt. The amount "t SNb."u
* involved for alleged damages when
were caused Mhcn Il marhin' driven by
Ami. ran into one Of the cars Of the
friction company. damaging 4, TINS
accident happened ON January 10. l?-o
"A, Main and Bridge streets.
The other Is a raS" Of the Auto sales
CompunN ~ Dan Hart for tho sum or
SoS 10 due 0u a contract. 1t is alleged
ma, Mr. Hart purchased an automobile
rrnm thus company and that sum Is
III dino II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
MEMS BIBLE CLASS

Vance Memorial Men to Meet ut Home
Of Mr.. Alfred PAUL.
The Mems Bible class OF Vance Mem-
ORAL church will hold business meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
VISITING MINISTERS
will occupy tho pulpit "f thu ws5leJ
n. Z. Church sunday
Friday, Sept, "a, 1920

NcXt SUNDAY viii h" special day AZ
Nyesley Methodist Episcopal church on
IN. South side rh" pulpit Will b" ill"d
by minister's from TIA" conference" which
* in session thns week at MOudsvill".'
In the morning ut 1890 Rev. ). /.
Crummstt a former pastor ana on" OF
tbe host known minister's Of West Eir-
ginia will preach Reverend trummctl
is now stationed at West Union.
- In the evening Rev. L. Y. D"Bolt. Also
a former pastor and now OF toNinGton.
Virginia, is expected to NIL the pulpit.
There will be good music and a special
anthem at each service by the large
choir and II Is expected that large
number OF the members and friends OF
this church will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
COMPLETE CONCRETE WORK

The FcdrraI hSphallinE company N"s-
tcr,lny evening computed work on pour
ing cement ON the South Chhplinr strcm,
lob II is thought that IN" work "r
LAYING bricks will he completed \" that
the street can hr opened to traf1ic by
the first Of tho month. tn" east size
or ,hc street has only. been opened for
, short time aud "a" work Is being
done on tn" wet Side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

tug FrIhny evening ~ The home Or Mr.
Nlrrrd I'null. Irrdrr - IN" 'lrTr. In
u,wIhn,ur Cart I'lnnu for III" work
81 tho clnuv during III" fnll and winter
viii hc dlrrung"h. rh" ClnHE now has
4 membership "r about lIH with an
.avrrnE" attcudnuC" "f over 100.
NcNt sunday win h" Ladies' pay AMI
he men arc urged L" bring IN" ladies
Mr. PAUL. viii make n short address and
there will be- special music thr"" ""lF"-
lions by the Quartet choir "G tn" Vance
Memorial church,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

rrIn"u ga hnr had iht rn~"' - MAX
IrE tho baIIlofI'l d Il Frni"' cape ~
frrill-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
cnt rh,s QUIT IL worth Money

cut out this slip. rnclos" with - and
mail II to rolry & 20. "Sa5 sheffield
Ave-" Chicago 1T, writing your nam"
and address clearly You will r"r"iv"
ia rolurn = trial package containing
Erlcy Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group. Foley Kid
urv IrlS for pain in sides and back .
.rhrumniism harkaChe. kidney md hlad-
der ailments. and Foley t"thar'i" TAP
Iots n wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing rnthHriiC for consultation.
hIIionsnCS4 headache. and sluggish
howcl4 Sold Everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
SP|RITUALIST SERVICES

The First SpriiualiSt Association VIII
hold special scrN iC"s sunday and Mon
day evenings September - and - Mt
thu Temple. corner Of Maryland and y.
Rrr"dwav street. Island Rev WIN J.
Erwuod. prqt"r Of tl" First Spiritua list
church, nr Philadelphia. Pa, Will deliver
tho lecture each evening After chch
lecture spirit messages Will b" given by
r., g. W WAY! Services are at 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
PLANS CONC FORWARD FOR THE
Bic HARDING MEETING TUESDAY
CANDIDATE ron rnEnIDEHT WILL
AnaIVn IR THE CITY AT
O'CLOCK OWN THE
n o. RAILROAD
hmeTi0ua Club OF pittsburgh In UNI
form viii Load tito Parade In
tho Evening.

Flame a., ynihF forward IL huo Ghnpo
T"I tho hIr .IIpIhiuU lnI '"l"h iI"n
!" ho hold IN thin 'ity g" n"r In'"h'l
Hcplcmhrr r. md oil Indication" point
I" Ihr lnru'Ei iurn"ui In tho hisl"fJ
81 ~" NY
TrIr Iu working hnTd ~ make II ~ grand
surrrEp mud from all Indications th"lr
onnria will b" awarded and lh"N hn-
uuuncCd Inpl evening. that At l"hHt
% nOO Vipitors wrr, 'Np""l"i IN inc
city for III" day. They mr." coming va!
nuto. train md other mod" ~ travel
from all sections 81 tho tri-statC dis
tIict and every effort ~ being made I"
accord them a welcome upon their ar
,rt,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
BIG SUM ZOE STAMPS

\ shipment OF revenue stamps Val
ucd at t55.Oun was received ycstcrda!
II, thu local revenue office in tn" Fed.
cral building. This lot will keep local
users supplied for tho next couple "i
weeks. 1t proves that a larE" revenue
is being raid out by local business men
10 the government ever so often.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
MISUNDERSTANDING club.

The new Harding -E""lS<S" club "f
this city, Of which j. William 'umminS
IS the PRESIDENT stated last evening
that the plans for the meeting 81 an
drlcEaIlnns at the depot Is C"mpIrt'
and hands will be provided IN order 70
ltycn up the city. The cumini''e, VIII
meet each train and escort the visitors
To their quarters at inc hOt'I upon
their arrival in the city
The Amcricus club. which In ono CT
IA. largest orHaniZni Tons Of the klnd
IN the country. VIII arriN" curly IN th'
morning from pittsburgh ana viii hISn
hr about the city during the day ana
aid the local club IN meeting the nlhrf
visiting Delegates. The New brighton
Rrpuhlt,un club Ii hlsn coming VA
,I,nnr a. nrr also the clubs FROM Ne"
Castle. East Liverpool Slruh'hN "' .
W,Irlnn WrllabuIg MnnninEI"n. MN
,.rnu Sirlrrs ylIIr. MoundsNl,c and IN
, In,i all cities IN the local dinlrI'l
II In the drrIT' 81 ia" committee \"
Ln,r an, 81 the luIRr-i par nd"r ever
held I'm the ,iN u win form =" FIf
IrrnIh street IrrtlnE IN h"pI'h'
rtrrcI and win m"," promptly ~ I
,.rIn,k ItnIrh IInwr In the captain IN
L,rpr rT the IInrhlnF t""llhE' Gun ~
,I,r ur,,, .El"m nnh Il" urE"r MI I"Nhl
IlcruhII,,nu /" - ~ In" AMI !" ~
hu"'
Decorate tho City.
N,,, LnuIu nlnuE tho in" 81 mar u
u, well nu rcuid"ui" ihr"uGh"ui "a"
-, ar. ury"h t. dr""rnir their hutld
,rvv ct at IcnEt 4" HING out ''lh
tInr," nnc IL IL IN" d"siiO to give III"
r,.vi President tho woic"m" hnnd when
L., arrives We has visited tho city
,',,,y timcs and ia we'll known pr
snu,IIy to many WhcclingItc@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
SCOUT B1ECUT1VE HOME

Scout Executive II - h"rlZ. 81 tho
Wheeling council Of Roy Scouts return
ed 10 his home In This CITY. after AT
tending the annual meeting 81 ne
scout eSrCuiINrs Of the nli"i S'hl'h
uhI,h ,yn, hrIh at Sew YORK; tliy
NJ l"rf win again l." Ia hin "Hl'
and with lee able /" tab" 'hI" 81 all
runtirTr whI'h como before Nun I'
stated that the Iu"otinE was vol ~
tended and many lWpnrl nnltnTn
urI- brought 1" iIFhi witch 10 will -
uInIn To- tho h."uIa Ia tho mar future
n n rrr'IInH
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
League of Nations Acting
 On Aland Islands Dispute

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-A review of the \ land Islands dispute be. tween Sweden and Finland, now be- fore the Council of the League of Nations, in session at San Sebastian, Spain, which has reached Washing ton from London, shows that the full machinery of the League to deal with questions arising outside of the League membership has been called into action.
 An advisory award awaits an opinion from a special commission of three jurists to whom was referred Finland's claim that the dispute was purely domestic matter and outside the Jurisdiction of the League under Article XIV of the League covenant.
 The AIand Island situation was laid before the League by Great Britain as League member, not interested in the dispute except as it might threaten world reace through possible conflict between the contending states, neither of which was a council member and one of which, Finland, not even a member of the League. Sweden was admitted to Council member ship immediately under the covenant provision covering such cases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
OPENS IN KETCH|KAN;
 MAKES BIG HIT
Addresses Big Crowd at the First City,; Tells of Work
 In National Capital

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Aug. 5. - George B. Grigsby, Delegate to Con gress from Alaska, formally opened his campaign for reelection here last night and in a cIean-cut and vigorous address made himself solid with a large percentage of the citi- zens of sKetchikan. Red Mems Hall was filled to overflowing with men and women who listened attentively to the Delegate and gave him liberal applause as he described the work which he had been able to do for the Territory in Washington.
 Mr Grigsby praised in the highest terms the Alaskan plank adopted in the Democratic platform. He declar- ed that he believes 1t gives greater promise for development of the Ter ritory than any platform ever be- fore the country.
 He arrived in Ketchikan last Sun day from Hyder where he met and talked with the people of that dis triet and is confident that he will get good support in that vicinity. Mayor D. w. Hunt presided over the meeting here last night. The Delegate will leave here on an early boat for Juneau and will probably arrive there Saturday or Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
CAMPUS REVOLT ACAINT HUERTA
 REGIME BEGINS
Commander of Mexican Arm ed Yacht Slain, Crew Ar
 rested, Boat Seized CUSTOMS HOUSE SEIZED
Lower California Governor $ Forces Take Initiative
 In Rebellion

SAN DIEGO, Calif., Aug. 5.-The rebellion of Gov. Esteban Cantu of Lower California against the provis- ional government of Mexico is be- lieved to be in full swing.
 Capt L. l.. Cepeba, commander of the Mexican armed yacht Tecate, on patrol duty in Lower California, was shot and killed yesterday on the streets of Ensenada when a party of Cantu soldiers fired a vol ley into his back, according to re- ports received here today.
 The yacht was then seized and all members of the crew arrested or slain.
 The Cantu forces also are report ed to have seized the custom house at Ensenada, which is one of the principal Mexican ports on the West Coast
 sJsOS. ANGELES Aug. 5.+-Uncondi- tional surrender has been demanded of Gov Esteban Cantu of Lower California by representatives of the Provisional Government at Mexi- cali, the recently established pro- visional Government Agency here announced today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
Alaska Sails With Many
 Passengers for Juneau

CT Alaska sailed for Alaska at nine o'clock this morning with 209 pas sengers, the following for Juneau; B. D. Lashu, F. J. Wettrick, J. R. McPhaio, N A. Altman, Mrs. A. H. Cooper, Mrs. w. D. Chase. B. Chase, G. w. DunSan. Mrs. M. Pot ter, E. A Potter, Mrs. Potter, Miss K. Campbell, Miss H. J. McCheaney, Miss L. NJ. Slade, Mrs. J. A. Cham berlin, Joan Chamberlin, Mrs. D. B. Femmer, Charles Femmer, Ros- etta Femmer, Mrs w. France. Mrs. Anna Neickern, A. K. Reiton. Mrs. Reiton, Rose Reiton. Helen Reiton G. N Stanton and two steerage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
Polish Situation Is Declared to be
 As Grave as That of August 1914
Latest Bulletins
 By Special Gable

CNICAG0, Aug. 5.-John Alexan- der, alleged international anarchist and said to be a member of the German Communist Party, was ar rested here today at the request of New York authorities. g
 VANCOUVER, Aug. 5.-The town of Coquitlam, IF miles east of here, was reported to have been partial ly destroyed by fire today. At one o'clock this afternoon the Canadian Pacific Railroads freight sheds were still burning. Damage so far is estimated at $100,000.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 5. - While nearly two hundred patrons of the Lenox Turkish Baths here were sleeping today, five robbers held up attendants of the establishment and escaped with cash and iewelry es- timated at $10,000.
 SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 5.-The .eading plane of the three blazing trail from New York to San Fran cisco for the aerial mail service to ,tart Sept. l, left here this after loon for Reno. The second plane is enroute between Cheyenne and Salt Lake City. The third was wrecked near Omaha Tuesday
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
Personnel of Reorganized
 Austrian Cabinet Given Out

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The per sonnel of the reorganized Austrian cabinet was reported to the State Department today by the American commissioner at Vienna. The mem 5ers of the new cabinet are:
 Dr. Mayr, Chief of Cabinet with out portfolio.
 Dr. Karl Renner, Secretary of For eign Affairs.
 Ferdinand Hanusch, Social Admin istrator.
 Dr. Julius Dutsch, Minister of War
 Edward Heinl, Minister of Com merce.
 Alois Haueis, Minister of Agrl culture.
 Walter Breisky, Minister of Inter for.
 Dr. Roller, Minister of Justice.
 Dr. Reisch. Minister of Finance.
 Dr. Karl Pesta, Minister of Rail roads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
Oregon's Population Now
 7S3,2S5, Increase 1l0,52O

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Oregon' s population is 7S3,2S5, an increase of 11O.520 or 16.4 per cent. since 1910, according to figures announc- ed today by the Census Bureau.
 Other census figures given out to- day include:
 Mlssoula, Mont, 12,66S, decrease, POI, or 1.6 per cent.
 Columbus. Ga, 31,125, increase, 1O,571, or 51.4 per cent.
 New Brunswick, N J., 32,779, increase 9.391, or 4O2 per cent.
 CIarksburg, w. Va, 27.869, in- crease. 1S,66S, or 202.9 per cent.
 Jefferson County, Ky, including Louisville. 2SG. 1869, increase 23.449, or S9 per cent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
Prices for Ready-to-Wea
 Garments at Peak, Claim

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Prices for ready-to-wear garments have reached their peak and started to decline. according to members of the Ready to Wear Association who are hold ing a ten days exhibition here. The association is composed of makers of ready-to-wear garments for women and children.
 Clothing manufacturers report reduction of their working forces due 10 Tack of orders" but express belief that the market will be stabil- ized soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
Breckinridge Long Apparent ly Winner Tn Missouri
 Senatorial Contest

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Aug. 5. With the count of Tuesdays pri- mary election still incomplete John M. Atkinson of St. Louis was far in the lead for the Democratic nom ination for Governor Arthur Nj, Hyde of Trenton, apparently has won the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
 The Republican nomination for Senator is still in doubt. but Breck- inridge Long, former Third Assist ant Secretary of State. is believed certain to be the Democratic Sena- torial candidate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-05
French Conclude Agreement
 With Nationalists on Coal

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 5.-(By The Associated Press. )-The French have concluded an agreement with the nationalists under which they will pay Mustapha Renal a half Turkish pound per ton on all coai mined in the Songuldak region on the condition that the French will be permitted to continue develop ment of the coal fields on the Black Sea Coast of Anatolia near Con stantinople from which Constantine pie shipping derives it's fuel.