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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
SECOND SESSION
 66TH CONGRESS
 IS NOW HISTORY

(COntinued from Page One)
 to San Francisco for their party con yention there
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-08

in the building industry" said Mr.
Miller. in reviewing the national con.
struction shortage, occurred in the
latter part Of October 1918, through
strike of carpenters on government
work in Brooklyn in vilation of the
Baker-Gompers agreement, pact
between the war department and the
American Federation OF Labor This
strike was settled by a compromise
early in March, 1919 but in the mean
time it threatened "a sympathetic
nationwide strike of the building
trades and held up construction, not
only. in New York but made it I'M.
certain throughout the land. Other
labor troubles sprang up throughout
the country, notably in Chicago,
where the whole building trade was
tied up from July to September,
1879. Since then conditions have
improved but there would not be
complete harmony in the building in
dustry he indicated until the federal
board of jurisdictional award began
to function.
From April 1919 to last July, the
War Department, through Colonel
Arthur Woods as special assistant to
he secretary of war engaged in the
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Danger Ahead! Look Out !!

Colds and Grippe frequently will
leave you with weak kidneys, and ach-
ing back The kidneys get overworked
fighting off a cold or a contagious
disease. When they slow up, and don't
perform their duties, look out, there is
trouble brewing.
Kidney and bladder troubles are dam
gerous, and should not be neglected;
if you are compelled to arise from your
slumber once or twice during the night.
it proves that your kidneys are affected
and bladder irritated. and if you will
take from 10 to 20 drops of SEVEN.
BARKS in a little water after meals,
you will correct the alkalinity of your
secrctions, thus giving you undisturbed
sleep and peaceful rest, preparing you
for your next days duties.
If you feel dull, irritable and nervous,
have headaches, sore or, enlarged
joints, irregular kidney action, you
should give the kidneys quick relief
by taking SEVEN BARKS, which will
not only relieve the kidney trouble, but
keep your stomach in good condition
and your liver active
Don't neglect your Kidney trouble
with first symptoms, You will be sorry
if YOU dots too serious a matter. Get
SEVEN BARKS of your druggist.
Price so cents.
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ouARRRELs OF WORKERS
Responsible for Most of the Strikes
in Building Trade


in Building Trade
New York, Jan. 8 .-Ninety-fve per
cent of the strikes and "a percent of
! the days OF idleness in the building
! trades In the past have occurred
through what is known as SNOWFALL
ingp or controversies between wage
earners themselves as to which trade
should do the work, says Franklin t
Miller, president of the +. w. Dodge
company and formerly director of the
division of public works and con-
struction Of the United States depart
ment Of labor Only per cent he
declares, have been on questions be-
tween employer and employe,
Mr.. Miller, who has been in touch
with the construction industry in this
country for % years. cited the case
OF big Chicago hotel costing mil
lions, the work on which had been
delayed, he said, moae than a year
because of disagreement between
skilled workers as to who should
handle certain doors because of the
preponderanee of metal over wood
This he said was an inevitable con
sequence of the rapid development of
the industry Analysing the situation
and the building outlook for 1920,
Mr. Miller said:
THE creation of a board of juris-
dictional award by the United States
Department Of Labor. boa d com
posed of architects, engineers, con.
tractors. material men and wage
earners, promises solution of one
OF the most difficult labor problems
in the building industry, AS q result
of it decreased cost of construction
may be expected The board of jur-
isdictlonal award has been 70 nlulat-
ed with the full approval of all inte-
ests concerned, who seem 10 have
entered into it without reservation.
The labor outlook in the building
industry thus promises a condition of
greater stability during the coming
year because of the organized deal
ings between employers and EN-,
ployes, with full recogngition of the
term contact and arbitration princi-s
pies
The first serious labor troubles
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-08
FIX STOMACH
RIGHT UP
"Pape's Diapepsin" at once
ends Indigestion, Gases,
Sourness, Acidity


You DON'T want d sIUw remedy wnen
your stomach is bad-or an uncertain
onec a harmful ons-your stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't injure it
with drastic drugs.
When your meals don't fit and you
feel uncomfortable, when you belch
gases, acids or raise sour, undigested
foed. When you feel Jumps or indiges-
ton pain. heartburn or headache, from
acidity, just eat tablet of Pape's Dia-
pepsin and the stomach distress is
gone.
Millions OF people know the magic of
Pape's Diapepsin as an antacid. They
know that Indigestion and disordered
stomach are so needless The relief
comes quickly no disappointment. and
they cost so little too.
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SOUTH sAAFTsBuRY


Miss Ella Potter is i'll at this writ
ing.
Flayyillia Bahan. spent Sunday
with Bessie Potter
Rev. G. e. Cadv, who has been i'll
the past week is better
Mrs. Leah HARDWOOD, recently visit
ed relatives in town.
Born. Jan. 9Th, a son. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Montgomery.
John Bellrose Of Bennington. recent
ly visited his cousin orrin Grifis.
Ollie Dickinson has moved into the
upper part of Robert Moons house.
William Had has entered the sa-
marian hospital in Troy for treat
ment-
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Elwell have
moved into enc part OF Walter Brown
sons farm house.
w. II. Whipple. left Friday, for
Cleveland, Ohio, where he will visit
his brother, Edward Whipple.
Miss Marcia Dunlap, who has been
visiting her uncle T. II. Dunlap left
Friday for her home in Michigan.
Elmus Harrington rectnly cut off
the end of one of his fingers while
working at the Eagle Squa Plant.
Fred Harrington is able to be out
again, after being confined to the
house for several weeks by illness.
MIR. and Mrs. Orrln Hughes of A.,
lington spent New Years with Mrs.
Hughes mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brownson.
The Ladies Aid elected the follow
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-08

active promotion of public works in
order to provide jobs for returning
soldiers concluded Mr.. Miller.
Then it appeared that there would
not be sufficient labor, materials and
capital for the necessary new con-
struction of the country The pro-
motion OF non-productive public
works was abandoned The federal
reserve boa d, early in December,
1919 announced its purpose of post
poning the erection OF its contenplat
ed banking institutions, These are
among the factors in the present
situation f."
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ing officers, at their meeting Friday;
Mrs. Grace Percy; vice
president, Mrs. G. Z. Cady; secretary,
Mrs. A. b. Hawkins; treasurer. Mrs
Slocnm Lane; directors, first, Ms.
Harry Beagle; second, Mrs. 7. H.
Dunlap; third, Mrs. e. G. Farnham,
fourth. Mrs. S. F. Galusha,
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ALL HIS AILMENTS
DISAPPEARED
When He Tried "FTult-a-tlVes"
or Fruit Liver Tablets
MorrNT RrtRNAp HoTrf..
MorNT BrLKNAp IIoTEL.

A>.Ahissp hAt 1880
,"At7O years of age, chronic Constip.
ation was causing me to suffer with
Distressing Headaches, Dizziness AID
Indigestion.
Ibelieve / have taken more medi-
cine than any half-dozen people in
torn |; but nothing did nc coed until l
ffied .Fnata.t;ees'.
flight away could see their good
effects After taking them for three
months, my bowels were regular,
and the other ailments disappeared.
i, FRANK A. HALE.
zoe. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
Atdealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES
Limited, oGDENsBURG, N. Y.
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ARMENIA IS
OFFERED TO US.
GREAT BRITAIN GETS MEsoPoTA-
MIA AND PALEsTINE-FRANcE
TAKES SYRIA.
WAR spo|Ls DIVIDED
SUPREME COUNCIL At SAN RENO
DESTROYING CONTROL OF
SMALL NATIONS.
Western Newspaper Union News Service,

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
San Reno, April 28.-The Supreme
Council is sending II formal request 10
President Wilson that the Uniteo
States government take the mandate
for Armenia. The council Is leaving
to President Wilson the arbitration OF
the differences over the boundaries OF
Armenia. There seems to be DIVISION
on the part Of the council US to wheth-
err the region Of Erzerum and its vtctn-
ity should be included In the territory
of the Armenian republic. The Turk
ish natiOnalists are strongly claiming
Erzerum for themselves.
Dispatches from San Reno announc-
ing the decision Of the Supreme Coun-
Gil to make Armenia an independent
state, said that the boundaries OF the
new republic had not yet been de-
fined.
The new republic, the dispatches
add, would probably be contracted.
owing to the belief that the smaller
the country the more easily 1t could
protect itself and the fear that II too
many Turks were left within Armenia,
they might overthrow the government.
San Rem0.-The Supreme Council
has decided to ask President Wilson
to arbitrate the boundaries Of the new
republic Of Armenia. The council
awarded a mandate for MesOpOtamia
and Palestine to Great Britain and
mandate for Syria to France.
In placing Palestine under a British
mandate the council established with
In the ancient limits Of Holy Land
what ia called the National Home for
the Jews" The terms Of the mandate
protect the national rights Of Jewish
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Rule q oarsans,,ss Planned.

San Remo.---Control OF the Dartlan.
cllcs will he exercised by two intsrna.
tIonal commissions. according to plans
Of the supreme council. One Of these
will regulate traffic. hx dues for the
use Of the straits and supervise affairs
generally. The other will be q military
commission having at IT. disposition
forces which will ~ located - the
0allipoli peninsula aad % ~ ether
side Of the straits.
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IS PREMEDITATED PLANT
cHLoRoFoRM.
LEAVES NOTE TO GIRL BRIDE
WHO WAS ATTENDING eUSi.
NESS COLLEGE.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Walsenburg, Colo. April 23.-Leuv-
ing note to his 19-yenr-old bride Of
year. Catherine, the daughter of his
brother, explaining that he was break
ing his promise to postpone the act
about which they had often consulted
but that he believed his removal would
solve the problem of her future, DIR.
X. l.. Clock, So years old, committed
suicide here by taking chiOrOforin ut
his home. The body of DIR. Clock,
who was physician for the victOr-
American Fuel Company at Its Raven.
wood mine, three miles south Of here,
WIS found by mine employee who had
gone to the physician's home to obtain
treatment for a slight injury.
The doors and windows were re-
curely locked and barred and Coroner
r. r. ThOmns, who was summoned,
said that apparently DIR. Clock had
been dead for several hours.
lrs. Clock, the physician's niece.
week ago to enter Il business college.
She was notified Of his death and re.
turned to Walsenburg. Whether her
entering school WAS for the purpose Of
preparing to make her own way, In
contemplation Of which DR.. Clock had
promised to postpone his suicide. Is n
matter which has not been determined.
The only information available here
concerning the motive for the suicide,
other than u desire to free his wife
from the embarrassment Of being mar
ried to her uncle. was contained In the
note clutched In the dead mans hand
and addressed to her.
The note follows: dearest Gather
ine-I promised you I would postpone
this act. but am breaking 1t today M
! think II Ii the best for you. Am
leaving . check for the balance Of my
bank account after expenses Of simple
burial Ii held here. Please have no
ceremony. You will understand, AZ we
have talked this matter over pertain
Ing to your future. With my removal
the matter can be more readily solved.
am to blame for mlsmannGement Of
this affair and ask your forgiveness.
! asked Mr.. PendletOn to assist In set.
Ting my financial matters II I signed
the initial "K"-SO here goes. Good.
by; hope to meet you In heaven"
According to information gathered
by the coroner. DR.. Clock married his
niece In Iowa about a year ago. SO0n
after their marriage he came to Wal.
senburG aad was appointed physician
for the vlctOr.American Company at
Ravenwood.
DR.. Clock formerly lived At Fort
Lupton, where his first wife. who OBJ
tnined 4 divorce several years ago, and
her daughter, still reside.
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Rochester, N. Y.-After celebrating
for eleven hours and fifty minutes, .
Supreme Court jury brought In u yer.
dict Of murder In the first degree
against James d. O'Dell. indicted, with
his wife, Pearl Beaver O'dell. for the
murder Of Edward J. kneipp the night
Of Jan. Z. Immediately after the yer.
dict was announced O'Dell was sen.
fenced by Justice Robert Thompson
to die in the week Of June IL.
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v. .. c,t.ssns safe,

Beirut.-The French column Of 5000
men reached Aintab. Syria. finding all
the Americans safe and the Armenians
more than holding their own In the
fight against the Turks. They have
received more arms from the Frsnch.
General Gouraud advised that Ameri.
can Consul Lampert In returning 10
Aleppo from Ufra, bringing Mn. Rich.
ard Mansfield. G. G. Clements, u. l.
woodward and n. l. Law. and reports
that hostilities have ceased.
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ee,Iss XII, 4, luxe evrs,sr.

Chlcaso.-Harry James, burglar de
luxe, was shot to death In battle with
half Q dosen policemen. Twenty bul.
lets tore through his body. but ne serI.
ousiy wounded two policemen before
failing the last time. In saloon he
had leased ~ ''repair shop" the 10.
lice found stolen property worth siOO,.
600. many revolvers, Wigs, skeleton
keys, disguiseA Of all sorts. He had
been picked up ~ u suspect and WAS
being searched In the police station
when he began firing.
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ssh-.sIsrs Hear. d. v.,mpa,rss.

Mineola. I. MAI. Rudolph W.
Schroeder, holder Of the worlds alti.
tude record. who II being examined by
army medical officers 10 learn whether
high fiying has impaired his heart.
followed announcement he has passed
preliminary physical tests with q
statement that he would attempt a.
altitude flight with three passengers.
The preliminary examination Of Major
Schroeder revealed that bis heart and
luaeB seem to b uaimpaifed," nd.
ical officers said.
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Banker Remembers Aiss.

Omaha, Neb.-The will Of the late
H. e. BOstwick, bunker. filed here,
left sums ranging from 500 to 5000
to his valet. barber. cook, jnnltors and
other employees. There were requests
also for officers Of his bank and other
close friends and relatives. The total
amounted to 100000. The remainder
Of II million dollar estate will &c event.
unlly to three Omaha charitable insti.
tutiOns.
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CRUISER AND DESTROYER GENT
TO WEST COAST TO PROTECT
AMERICANA.
ARTILLERY TO BORDER
REVOLUTION AoAINSr cARRANzA
CONTINUES TO GAIN HEAD.
WAY, 10 REPORT.
ws.,sr. Newspaper ual.a New. Services.

SSsOs
Washington. April 24.-While off.
cial reports disclosed that the revolu.
ton against Carranza continues to
gain Roadway rapidly, apprehension
for the safety Of Americans In Mexico
caused the administration to dispatch
warships to several danger spots.
Preparations also are being made,
1t is learned, to send additional CRUZ
sers and destr0yers to both the east
and west coasts II the safety Of Amer
leans becomes further endangered. No
warning to all Americans to leave Mex.
leo. n was issued by the administra-
ton In 1913 and 1915. has been con-
sidered up to date by the President and
his advisers, 1t 10 stated.
The State Department received tele-
grams from the American consuls Mt
Aatzatlan and TopolObambox In Sina.
lOa on the west coast, stating that
Americans at those ports and In the
immediate vicinity are In great danger
from violence incidental to the strife
Of the warning factions, and urging
that warships be sent for their pro-
lection.
An immediate request for the dis
patch Of ships was transmitted by the
State Department to the Navy Depart
ment. and Secretary Of the Navy Dan.
iels ordered the scout cruiser Salem
and the destroyer McAuley to proceed
from San Diego to the SinalOa ports.
1t also was officially reported to the
State Department that there In great
alarm among Americans throughout
the Tuxpam oil region on the east
coast.
Secretary Daniels said that the Sac.
ramentO In now mt TampicO, and, In the
absence Ut n specific request from the
State Department for increased pro.
lection on the east coast. he took no
steps to send reinfOrcements.
Aqua Prieta. Sonora, Mcx.--United
States artillery is reported to he en-
route to Douglas to protect the bOr.
der here In the event Of fighting
around Aqua Prietu. The report alsO
was current In Douglas. across the
boundary line here.
Gen. +. Elias Gales, commander Of
the Sonora rebels, who arrived In
Aqua Prieta, In preparing a prOcluma.
ton to the people Of Mexico to rally
to the ObreEOn cause against Presi-
dent Cnrranxa.
General Gales claimed that the
ObregOn revolt haS spread to the states
Of Tehuantepec. Vera Cruz, Nuevo
Leon, Zacatecns and MihOacnn.
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pays !. o. Y. Gambling o.ss.

New York.-Raymond Belmont, son
OF August Belmont. has settled the I.
q. U. for $4,000 which he gave In u
Newport gambling house In 1912. He
WAS sued for the amount. with inter
est. by Edward W. Rankin. Attorneys
for each side applied to the Supreme
Court for an order Of dixcontinunnce.
Belmont claimed he did not remember
signing an I. o. U. hut admitted his sig.
nature,
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Prosecute Sugar Prss,tssrs.

New Orleans, La.-United States
District Attorney Mooney has filed NJ.
fidavits before the United States com.
missioner here against several dealers
who have charged 81 cents II pound for
sugar. Local rcflners said there WAS u
crisis In the sugar situation. due to the
the open market, where competition 10
Intense.
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Woman Kills ss,s and Children.

Lewisburg. Ky.-Mrs. Mary Ina
Hughes Of this town killed her three
small children by SlashinE their throats
with II butcher knife and then took her
own life by the same method. Mrs.
Hughes was x years old. A relative
said she was respondent over the
dcnth Inst full Of her husband.
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MOvo Potato Cam.

Chicago. -Sevcrai carloads Of pota.
toes held on railroad sidinEs In Chicago
since late In March. have been moved
A. the result Of an Inquiry into profit.
eering. 1t was announced today by A.
sistant District Attorney r. A. Mllroy.
In two cases, he said. horses were used
to move the cars.
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REBELS TAKE VERA CRUZ
TAMpico - THREArENEo u
GENERAL GOMEZ.
hALF OF SINALoA ovERRUN AND
ATTACKS ON NAYARir
PLANNED, REPORT.

Wsstsra Newspaper Uaioa News Service.
San Antonio, Texas, April 2.-An
unofficial report reaching here says
Gen. Arnuifo Gomez with 1000 men
has captured Tuxpan, state Of Vera
Cruz, and has Joined forces with fol
lowers Of the rebel Palaez. Gomez,
the report asserts, has Endorsed the
Sonora secession from the central gov.
eminent.
Nogales. Sonora.-Sonora officials
also said they had received confirma-
ton Of the report Gen. Arnulfo Gomez
captured Tuxpan In the state Of Vera
Cruz and was marching on Tampico
after indOring the Sonora secession.
In one week. General Flores has
gained control Of more than half the
state Of Sinaloa. said to be the second
richest state in the southern republic.
Telegraphic communication has been
established with CulIacan for the first
time since General Flores entered the
capital.
Tho delay. 1t was said, was due to
Carranxa troops destroying the tels-
graph system when they retreated.
Messages received said the city capt..
ulated after 4 short fight and that
hundreds Of Sinaloans are joining the
Flores army.
General Flores is concentrating his
forces and artillery at Guliacan pre-.
preparatory to attacking Maxatlan. the
important west coast seaport. Reports
received here were that Carranxa
forces are being concentrated at Ma.
latlan and that siege Of the city
might be necessary.
Sonora officials declared they were
amply able financially to carry on a
campaign and that assurances Of SUP.
port had been received from big finan.
cial interests.
They all expressed pleasure over
the lifting Of the mail embargo from
the United States to Sonora.
Gen. p. Elias Gales has gone to
Aqua Prieta to confer with military
authorities there for the expected ut.
tack by Carranxa forces from Chi.
huahua.
General Gales said that M sOon AZ
Sonora troops complete the Sinaloa
campaign and enter the next state of
Nnyarit, the progress Of the states
troops would be more rapid, as the
people Of Nayarit would Join Sonora.
A military govern0rship WIS estab-
lished In Nayarit by President Car.
ranxa recently, superseding the state
government.
Observation-Disclosures from Mexico.
official and unofficial, emphasized the
growing strength OF the revolutionary
movement led by the state Of Sonora.
Advices from private sources said
two new states-Hidaig0 and Tlaxa.
cala--SuppOrted BY their Legislatures
and state troops, had Joined In the
secession movement.
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Washington -Increaxe OF the exist.
Ing surfaces on individual and cOrpOr.
alton incomes 80 M to prevent either
from exceeding &jOOOO year over
and above present exemptions IN pro.
posed by \ bill introduced by Repre-.
sentative Griffin. Democrat, Of New
York,
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ossrsIt Pen alisss Landlord.

Detr0it.-A 100 per cent increase In
the assessed valuation NJ his property
was the penalty imposed by the city
council on Jacob Shevitx. owner Of u
nIne.famiiy apartment house. who was
accused by his tenants Of Increasing
their rents from 1880 to $40 month.
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Make Wholesale Arrest.

Great Falls. Mont-'rwo hundred
and ninety-eight men, including mem.
hers Of the Cascade County Trades and
Labor Assembly, the Great Northern
Railway Shop Federation aud repre-.
sentRtives Of several crafts Of the city
were arrested while marching through
the streets here carrying banners pro.
hibited by n city ordinance.
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osvernmsn. After Ticket srek.rs.

ChIcax0.-Wsrrants were issued fol
elk Of the leading theater ticket bro.
ksrs charging them with defraudIng
the government Of approximately $780,
600 In war taxes during the past year.
Two Of the six are women. Three Of
the ticket brokers were arraigneti be-
fore United States Commissioner Ma.
son and held In bonds Of $1,000 each.
They were charged with evadinK pay
ment Of the federal tax and with fall.
ure to stamp the name Of the broker
selling the ticket ind the purchase
price on theater tickets.
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ca,,,aux Given ssntsnes.

Paris.-The sentence decided upon
by the high court for former Premier
Caillaux. II was learned. besides three
years imprisonment md payment Of
the costs Of the trial. includes Danish.
inent for five years and loss Of civic
rights for ten ycan.
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Batesville. Ark.--f'lames sweeping
through the residence section Of Bates.
vile destroyed eighty residences, made
100 persons homeless and caused u
loss estimated at 100000.