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PRES. WILSON
ISSUES ANNUAL
PROCLAMATION
LfAfiHlNOTON, Not. B.PreBldVnl
1 I W iUul hs annual Thank-six -I
'proclamation from the White
H'"JuC nroclamaiion follows.
Tr'r "he President of the United
mtes of America:
I b k proclamation
k ,h,! wesson nf the year has again
when 'ho people of (be United
I i? Z are accustomed to unite m glv
I St Thank- to Almighty God for the
I SLlMi h,rh he has conferred upon
I JJTSSStiy during the twelve months
w have passed. A year ago our pro
IS noured out their heart in praise
ft thanksgiving that through Divine
'VthP right was victorious and peat t
I 'aH rornP to the nations which had so
',r.,iislv struggled in defense of
iSSJn librrtv and jnst.ee. Now that
b ;-rrn task is ended and the fruits
; 2 achievement are ours, we look for
r, v. Ih confidence to the ilawn of
Tern where the sacrifices of the na
j 5JS find recompense in a world
I .hrreat work to which the Vmerican
I ' 0pje devoted their manhood and the
, J resources of their country, thej
i hoiild 'hey give thank-, to God, re
f I Consecrate themselves to these pnn
f pi0es of right which triumphed
I ttJouch through His merciful good-
nS?j Our gratitude can find no more
Dressing expression than to bulwark
rith loyaltv and patriotism those prin ;
I ripie for which the tree people of,
H I the earth fought and did
Ituriup the past year we have had
1 S much make us grateful In sptt( Of
I - t iA in nnr onn ,1 1 ii ii I e lifo ro.
I ifje coniuMU" ii -
I iuhin? from the war we hae ros
I ped Ourharcsts havt been plomi-
(jl and of our abundance we have been
I sble to render succor to less favored
I nations Our democracy remains un-
taken in a orld torn with political
I and social unrest Our traditional
I ideals are still our guidPS in the paih
I of progress and civilization.
"These great blessing"., vouchsafed
I to u. for which we devoutly give
jl thank's, should at(u- us tu a fuller
I ense to our duty to ourselves and to
i I mankind to see to it that nothing we
! rcay do shall mar ilie completeness oi
(I the victory which helped to win
I No selfish purpose animated us in be-'
I coming participants in the world war
and with a like spirit of unselfish
ne5S we shoUd strive to aid by our
1 example and b our co-operation in
I I realising the enduring welfare of all
peoples and in bringing into bting a
i I world ruled by iriemlship and good
I Till
Therefore. I. Woodrow Wilson,
I president of the I'nited States of
America, hereby designate Thursday,
I the 27ih day of November, next, fur
I observance as a day of thanksgiving
I and praer b my fellow countrymen,
i inviting them to cease on that day
I from their ordinary tasks and to unite
I In their homes and in their several
I places of worship in ascribing praisr.
' aad tliantfsgiviiiK to '. o 1 . the- author of
I Bail blessings and the mater of our
. T dfMlnies-
"In witness whereof. I have here-
I I unto set ray hand and caused the Beal
F,' of the United States to he affixed
'Done In the District of Columbia,
this fifth day of November, in the year
I of our Iord. one thousand nine hun
dred and nineteen and of the Inde
pendenre of the I nurd States the one
hundred and fort -fourth.
Signed) Wi It DR W WILS( .V 1
(Seal.)
w "By the president
: 'Roher' Iinsinv. y rri.ir nf
i
OF generals' is
RffiOMMENDEI).
'Washington. o- s - The La rot-
ltte amendment to strike the labor pro
I vtilont from the peacj treaty wh voted
I 4cmn today l.y the senate
1 Th- voir- w:,H 17 to :!. divided as fol- '
lgs- I
I For adoption Republicans P.all. Horah, '
! Colder. Capper, rinmilm. Curtis Elklns.
iFtmaid. Frnnrr- Froltnghuysen, Gronnn,
WdlriB, Jones of Washington . Ken . . r,
Knox, Ii Kyi kit.., j.,.j)f,.. M. , v.rmlck!
cUan. Moex, .VW, rwl,un N'OI
Paf. rhlpps, rolnrloxter, Sherman !
I '-edfwr.r'h an 1 Vt,,n -21.
A mornns O.,.-.. .M Thomu
. Toui-:i
l ArMnM-Republtcans Colt. Udfpo.. Hale, '
Illogg Keyea, Lenroot, Met umber.
- "on Smoot. Sp.,n;ei. Sterllne and Town
Democrats AehurM Chamberlain. Cul
il L'T D,a'- Fletch". Gny. Gerry. Harrla.
PI er!"' lnrron, Hl-..ht. k. Johnson
1 Grand Concert I
HENRI SCOTT, noted Metropolitan Opera Co. baritcne,
Arthur A. Smith, accompanist.
Under auspices of Tabernacle Choir, to sing the
"Rain Scene" from "Elijah" vith Mr. Scott.
I Ogden Tabernacle
Friday, Evening, Nov. 7th, 1919 ?
CONCERT STARTS PROMPTLY aT 8:15.
ADMISSION $I.I0. Reserved Seats on Sale at
JONES SHOE STORE
2461 Washington Av iue.
of South Dakota: Jones, of New Mexico;
KenJiick. Klnp. Kirk. McKoIlar N'ngont
Overman. Owen. Phelan. Ransdell, Robln
i on. Sheppard. iinmon?. Smitli. of At l
! zona : Snlitli. of OrorgiH Smith, of South
Carolina: Bwanson Trammell t nder-.
wood Walsh, of Montana; Williams and
i olcott 34
Total 17
00
Mines at Madrid !
Run Full Bias!:
i ALBL'QL'LRQriJ. N M Nov 5.
Mines at Madrid are running ai Call
capacity today, according 'o operators
here. Three mines pre now in opr-in-tion
at Gallup, but ilr- forces r.re still
below normal. Miners' officials Ml
there hus been only . few desertions
from their rank. Majoi 12 iniuti
commanding the squadron of jie
Eighth cavalry now it Gallup, in a re
port to Governor Larrazola sayfl v
erythlng is quiet and thai no 'rouble
is expected unless an attempt is m ide
to import labor, il has established
headquarters in the courtnouse and tne ,
troops are camped in the i.iir croun.ls.
Seven hundred troops, comprising a I
squadron of the Twelfth cavairy and '
two companies of the llih Infant n are
due to arrive at Coifax this af'ern on
from El Paso and will be prepared '.or
emergency duty in Colfax county. Mo
disorders have been imported at the!
Colfax county mines.
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I TREATY EFFECTIVE NOV. 28.
IWItiS, Nov. .. Tbe treaty of Ver
sailles and the peace settlement with
Germany will become effective, ii is
asserted in well-informed circles, in
PariSj on November 28. The sisature
of the protocols and the exchange of
the protocols between the allied and
such associated powers as have rati
fied the treaty will take place on that
date, it is reported
6row Your Blair
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Regular meetinR eber Indce. No.
C. F. & A. M., Thursday. N'ovr mo r
fi S p m Much business to pre- til
Be present, pleas?. IJv order tne
W, M. P. E. NICHOLS.
680. Secreiar.-
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ELECT SOCIALIST MAYOR
MASILLON, O.. Nov. 5. H. H. Vcgt.
n tinner, was elected mayor of tnis ely
yesterday on the Socialist ticket, de
feating C. W Angerman, Republican,
by 102 plurality, -mj Dr 3eth (lattery,
Democrat, by 310 ,jlurnlit- Vogt Is a
former city councilman. All the rest
of the Republican cily ticket was
elected.
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Only One Bank
Failure in U. S.
in 22 Months
WASHINGTON, Nov 5. Establish
iriK a record for immunity from failure,
n.nional banks of the I'nited Stnte.,
have gone through the last 22 months
with only one enforced clo-ing; ac
cording to an announcement tonight
uuiiit L'nrin,!, 1 I I 1,1 111.-., 1.1 'III J 1 IJI I (.'I
of the currency The ope fnilure re !
ported by Mr. Willians was in IMS, aj
bank having been forced to suspend)
during the last ten months. This rec
ord, Mr. Williams said, slands out
as thirty times better than the aver
age for any similar period in i li
tany years' life of the present national
bonking system
The tremendous strides taken by
American business, the comptroller!
said, was reflected in the number of
new charters According to tin
eompti oiler's figures. 2'JX national
banks added a total of $-12,658,000 to
I heir combined capital stock durln::
ihe first ten months of this year in
the same period last year, the figures
showed 151 national banks Increa: ed
Iheir capital stock by a total of $i(J,
3 7!) ,000.
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Santa Cfeas Ship
Begins Taking
i On Xmas Gifts
( NEW YORK, Nov B. The arm's
."Santa Claus" transport Merria today
began taking on its Knights of Colum
bus Christmas cargo for ' merican
troops in Siberin. In addition to
great quantities of flour and "grease"
for doughnuts, there are 19,000,000
cigaretls, candy, chocolate. cake,
crackers, bouillon cubes, mufflers and
tubes of tooth paste. Two dozen foot
balls for games between American,
Russian, Japr.nese and Chinese sol
diers nre included 'In the shipment.
Twenty-five per cent of the United
States forces in Siberia are Raid to be
at Vladivostok. BO per cent distributed
along "50 miles of the Trans-Siberian
railroad and the remainder at a point
2,000 miles from the Russian port.
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SENORA CARRANZA DYING.
MEXICO CITY, Wednesday Nov. 5
Ph: Blcians attending Senora C;;rran
za, wife of the president, have given
up hope for her recovery. They stated
tonight that Senor.1 Carranza can live
1 but a few hours.
A distinguished
1 HENRI SCOTT S ,
Friday Night Nov. 7 t : 1 M
l Ogden Tabernacle '5J
the splendid. I
Hreat basso of the Metropolitan Opera Company, New York, f?med in Eurcne
and in America, in concert and in opera.
A voice mellow, nch and powerful. A personality strong and commanding.
1 lear him. M
When you hear Henri Scott Friday night, shut your eyes, imagine yourself in
your own home with that same glorious music pouring upon your car. That
is exactly what the New Edison gives you.
Edison chooses only those artists whose performance passes tlv? Edison method
of scientific selection. The New Edison Re-Creates the art of these artists with
such fidelity that the ear cannot distinguish between living performance and
Rc-Created performance. & i I
I - The New Edison . i m
"The Phonograph With a Soul"
Hear, Friday, whj Edison found Scott's art worthj of perpetuati6n. Then ...:V j
'" i" our store, &nil hear liov the Nev Edison gives you everything the I
livihg Scott gives, excepting Ins physical presence mk
best Reserved seats on sale here
fl Last & Thomas, Washington Ave. I It
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NINE NEGROES I
GET 2 1 YEARS
IN M "PEN"
BGLBNA, Ark. Nov. N. Nine ie-!
grpes were sentenced to erms of 21
years In the penilenMary , twenty-seven
t: terms of five ar.s an i one to,
ten years five yeas for second Je-i
tre.- murder anil Civis vear-- for assault
with intent to commit murder, by
Judpe J. M. Jackson, in Pulllip.s county
circuit court today when the thirty- j
seven, all charged with first degree
murder in connection with the upris
ing in the Elaine neighborhood, were
permitted to plead guilty to seeond '
degree murder.
This brings the total c-jnvietions in
the three days of ln trials to foriy
eipht, eli i n negptes alre;id having
hi a eon ieted r i first deg roe mm del
aud automatically sentenced to di- In
tbt electric chair
The remaining negroes named in the
122 Indictments returned by the grand;
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U. S. Assistant
Attorney Genera!
Commits Suicide
NEW YORK. Nov. . Winfred
Thaxter Denison, assistant U. S. at
torney general, committed suicide to
day by Jumping in front of a south
bound Seventh avenue subway train,
aceordinc to the police.
Mr. Denison was born in Portland
Maine, in June. 1873. He became spe
cial assistant to the 1T. S. attorney
general in Ihe suar and other customs
frauds prosecutions In lfibft and 1910,
and was assistant attorney genrel
from 1910 to 191 I
Ho was appointed to the Thilipplne
commission in 1011 and became secre
tary of the interior of the Islands
shortly afterwards,
His borne was In Roslyn, N Y.
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f "NO BEER. NO WINE,
-- NO WORK."
f ;
f CHIGAGO, Nov .". John Pacl- 4
f one spokesmau for thirty Italian
f coal miners from Toluca, 111., who -f
f today applied to th infernal reve- -f
nue collector for passports to re-
turn to their native land, when
j 4- asked why they were leaving the
Uuit-d Slates, repliel 4
"No beer, no wine, no work; go
f hom.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 5. Love niakinp 4
4- by the clrls ot Ireland with m ni- 4
4 bers of the British government 4
4 forces has been proscribed by ihe
4 Irish republican army. Any girl 4
4 keeping company with a. govern
4 ment soldier or policeman will be 4
4 penalised b having hei hair cut 4
4 off. tno girl has already suf- 4
4 fered the penalty, losing her 4
t in sses for walking out with a SO
4 dier
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STANDARD STEEL I
OFFICIAL SCORES
' REP. GRAHAM
j CHICAGO, ..ov. 5 Replying to
(.Statements orcrlited to Re present at! ve
William J. Graham, halrmnn of a con
. pn --3lonal sub-eommittcc in puhllslied n-
t&rvlewfl followlnic the ub-eomniitteo's
hearings on army ordnance contrac'r,
, liere. J. f. Hansen, president of th
Standard Steel company of Hammond,
j lnd severely arralioicd the conduct of
the Investigation In a statement today.
Congressman Graham was quoted h.-
say ins the sub-committee was satisfied
i the government had ben the victim of
a "gigantic fraud." on a $40,000,000 con
, tract given the Standard company and
that the committee would ask crimizuJ
i prosecution of ' at least a dozen army
j officers and civilians." and a civil su'l
for recovery of from JI3.000.000 to $15.
j 000,000, of which, he said, the govern
ment had been mulcted.
Mr. Hansen, in his statement points
eut that no officer of the company was
ailed to testily before the committee, no
notice given of the heannps. no oppoi -(unity
given for the cross-examination
of adverse witnesses and that the prln
l cipnl witnesses "relied upon by our sub-
committee were subordinate accountants
j and clerks' He terms the hearing "a
I travesty upon Justice." and suggested
' that Mr. Graham's' published statements
I).- "withdrawn.'.'
The contract Investigated," Mr Han
sen continues, "was the largest ordnance
artillery contract during the war It
was at first refused by the company and , f
then accepted n- -iti il to tlv fucccsj- tyM
ful prosecution of 1 1 war." ijl
Settlement was reached after repeated : A
conferences. Mr Hansen cays, the items 't
Involving; "not merely the details of ac- 'jj,
countlnc for c xpenditures, but the ev-'"-
ri.e of jii'lcment and discretion." In com- ,
pen atlng the company for its loss of oth- ppj
er business. He points to the fact that u
although $12,000,100 was appropriated for 9
the vnrk the company expended oni'
$18,000,000. t
Judge Landis Will I
Push Trial of the I
Pan Motor Officials
CHICAGO. Nov. 5. Federal Judi-'e
Lnndls today indicated that he intended , i i
to expedite the trial of thirteen officials A
of the Pan-Motor company charged wun
using the mails to defraud In the sate i
of the corporation's stock. "Let's get
this thing done." he remarked to a v
lawyer filing petition in bankruptcy "I ,Jj
have an engagement with some gentle- ,
men here." the Judge continued pointing "
to the attorneys and defendants in tha
run-Motor case "who have a false Idpa Jri
of the amount of lime they are going to iy
tke In settling a little matter." j.,!?
MEXICO CITY. Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Ignacio Bonilhis. Mexican nraba???
dor to the I nited State?, will be a
candidate for the presidency of Mexico
in the next election, according to a
telegram from Bonillaa in answer (a
a letter sent him by members of the M
Democratic party. 'jjt!
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