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THE PEOPLE. BAENW1LL. 8 C JAMES J. FORRESTER TO OEM I EEC \ COTERIE OF PHYSICIANS SAY A — PROLONGED REST IS AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY. , ; i PUZZLING CONDITION WES ' ..y A Possibility, Incident to Peculiar Situation Is That Vice President May Be Given Full Control. ~ Washington.— Hope that President Wilson might regain his health and resume fully the duties his office was swept away by his phy sicians, who announced it would be Impossible for him to leave his bed “for an extended period.” The announcement, made after a consultation between Hear Admiral i Grayson and the three other physi- cians aiding in the case, said there had been no interruption of the Presi- | MISS GRACE ABBOH FROM . ONE LABOR DIFFICULTY INTO ANOTHER THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT PASSES. DECLINED DY LLOYD GEORGE Complete Absence of Bluster and Vb olent Language W«re Features of Addresses to Premier. dent's slow improvement, but empha «. .. - . — ."«d lb., h, ..ill bad . lone rood ... I *■ *"•••» * Clncinn.ti „ T f 1 -' UmT..| I,.for., h. roarhfd .omplnte n- ‘ h »'« PO»«-"Mt«r fl.n.r.l, «orr,.tary of Iho Minor, hod.ra.ion | according to tha resolutions adopted Hald “ ft *' r the P rem * rr " "tatement at by the Atlantic City convantion of the the conference, that -the govern Amer.can Fedaration of Labor, which tnent a attitude had created a very asked for the removal of Mr. Burle ***** situation'' and the utterances son. Mr. Forrester now president of other labor men show they unl ot the Brotherhood of Railway Mail *er*ally aharc thia view Clerka. A feature of the addresses Bad members of th IJov London.—From one labor difficul ty the govemment passes to another. No sooner was the railway men’s wage crisis surmounted or deferred, than the miners’ .demand for the na tionalization of mines confronts the cabinet. Premier Lloyd George informed a deputation that the government was unable to adopt the proposal made by in char 9‘ ‘rf th * admin,atration o< the the coal commission, headed by Sir child labor law. ha. been dee John Sankey. and the miners sre '8"at«d to repre.cnt the labor depart HIL IS BUD PROPOSALS ARE PRESENTED LOOKING TO ARBITRATION OF GREAT STEEL STRIKE. Lift oif Corns! . Doesn’t hurt • bit and Freeton# costs only • few cents. GOmS’ ACTION SURPRISE Explanation Is Made that Proposals Have the Support of Labor Dele- j gates, and the Brotherhoods. Miss Grace Abbott, who has been eoverv Th»» physician*’ announcement was sot taken to nt°.tn that Mr Wilson would be prohibited from sitting up hi bed and It wan conaldored entire ly poaaihle that he might he permit ted to aigw • few important hilla and order* each day a* hia progress roo- thine* Announcement that Pr»«'d«i»t Wil an* rannot leave hie bed “for an e«. twwderl period altb rngh In keeping with the prograan «f reel ndgmalty plaane t for Mr W laen t»v t|r Gray- awn bvvmght k'-«ee |o HI hr .tig the pnn •ahSe eBeet e( the t*ee*i4en« e Itlneen ea pnhftr aBatre end renewed dlamn a* m whet etprdkewt «n ah' he led ah ~i‘d I he pc- *• <4 9'■* at — wetnew* rearh a pawn* demand ang naere atientwn than he e«*wAd gw# n r *eae4 atwn pe-.e^-a*. vhat tn m4 the Peeebdent a dt*rv the peee«de«* »a %M art ea rhaef ea I tea hat there te We pe ' i edent fee aw* * * traaeder af easlaar *e #*d e#l rkal epaawa as d*vtd*d •• ha wan m wogh* he arwwght ahawM sBaakd tW ment in connection with the work of the international labor conference. FORCED TO KISS THE FLAG A FILIBUSTER MAT DEVELOP i .r g.- tort a. or v lona U mg to by Mr Aof of Eacorted to Limita af th# Town and Ordered to Leave th# Vicinity.— Moat af Man Ware Finns. Washington. — Concrete proposals designed to bring about better rela tions-between employers and the em ployed were laid before the national industrial Conference by members of the various groups m^kin^ up the gathering. The proposals included: ‘'Arbitration of *the nation-wide steel strike with return of the men to work pending settlement; an indus trial truce starting immediately and continuing three months; creation of an arbitration board by the President and Congress, and including among its members all ex Presidents; and a comprehensive plan for adjudication of industrial disputes thrmiph boards of arbitration in th‘e various indus tries '* The proposal for settlement c steel strike. Introduced by tl Ootnprrs president of the Am< With your fingers! 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GERMANS MARCH ON RIGA. THE CHIEF SEAPORT OF LETVIA Paris—German troops attnrkod I^f- KING ALBERT TAKES HAND AT RUNNING HIS OWN TRAIN Washington — Af in orK tnijutl loi conference called by son Mill come to a s business to ho transacted. Only a brief session was held, ad SERBIAN DETACHMENTS jovirnment being taken to permit the fish forces October 2. according to a groups representing capital, labor agd protest received by the pe ice confer the public, to formulate such sueges- enre from the Lettish government tions and proposals as they wish to The allies are asked to take decisive Ohio, while his majesty climbed into tachments in the MonLenegrin * n<1,r |-submit for consideration. None whs action against this “violation of th* < ab of th*' engine and to »k over rection. which N continuing accord | f or submission except the pre- peace treaty.” and to compel Germany thp throttle from the grimy pilot. The amble of a resolution to he introduced to comply with the terms of the Ver- king, who has a thorough knowledge by Charles S. Barrett, of Georgia, sailles pact. It is claimed German of locomotive engineering, ran the . Chicago --The ran the engine o( mile* The spe the king and hb westward was si mg of the Belgians !iis own train for 1* al tram on which party are traveling pped at Wausent# Ing to a statement issued by the Mon tenegrin ministry of foreign affairs. Montenegro, it is said, has again naked the great powers to order the Serbians out of Montenegro. DISCUSSION OF UNIMPORTANT ASSERTION CONSUMING TIME Pittsburgh —Strike leaders fronr tke industrial districts where the ateel controversy is being waged w’ere given almost the entire day by the representing the farmers' union. The resolution will demand a comprehen sive national dgricultural policy! BOTH SIDES ARE SEEMINGLY SATISFIED WITH SITUATION troops in Letvta are “threatening the heavy train for 10 miles without a world, and uniting with pro-German j°^- Then he stopped the engine and | Russians.” returned to his car. EPISCOPAL CONVENTION AT OIL f ROIT T Ad Lb UP PROBLEMS lw-tto»l. Muh By in. an. of a p** (oral letter, tli** duty of thur. h p- opli* •of America, in facing the hocmI and industrial problems and after-tho war unrest will he brought sharply to the attention of the membership of the Protestant Kpi&copal church, the tri- eunial general convention of which is meeting here. The house of bishops the higher legislative body of the convention, delegated preparation of the letter to Bishops Charles P. An derson. of Chicago, and Charles H. Brent, of Western New York, with another yet to be named. iv. He, g Her OR. MV ntiHMMi .iinhif-Mti- my .very w Ish.” “Mine M'vtii't to hav* talent in (IinI dlfet tioii, !*«. A* b a*t. w I • ii I ain a *ouf to exjire*'* n w i^h In- brails me off vvlfli a f.overty pliuj.” - TOO SHORT TO DO UP AND STILL FALLING A little ‘‘Danderine’' stops your hair coming out and doublet its beauty. MEXICAN AMBASSADOR IS WAY TO WASHINGTON.! ON WA GERMAN COMMANDER HAS JOINED THE BOLSHEVIK! CORN CROP WILL BEAT EARLY ESTIMATE BY MANY MILLIONS Chicago.—Federal soldiers and In- Mexico City: - Ygnacio Bonillas.' Copenhagen. — General von * der diana state militiamen preserving or Mexican ambassador to the United * Go,t *’ commander of German forces dor at points where violence had states left President Carranza^ par- the Baltic provinces. Joined the threatened led to a betterment in the ( y a t Venegas, state of RjmT^ Luis Russian bolsheviki forces, according senate invostigating-committee in an j j n( j US f r j a ] situation in the Chicago potosl. on his way to .Washington, ac- t0 a Berlin dispatch, attempt to prove the assertion of J-; steel district (Juring the last 24 hours r nrding to special dispatches to Mox : rasP Genera i v °n der Goltz O. Brown, one of the unibn oi'Raniz- ^epo^inp t o mill operators^ They'as- jro City newspapers the German troops which remain- era .that “the long arm of the steel j R p rtpi j that Protection of the This announcement would appear to od in the Baltic provinces after the trust has reached into the <JAr' pyoti govern- i military many j^dditional employes had pn( j least for the present, the per- olose of the war. has been in rispute ment of western Pennsylvania to rpturn# . ( j to W()rk strike 1* aders ex ^tent rumors that Important chaBJCdf h. :w*-en the stipr^une couhl il at Paris strangle the workingman's right of p rPssr( j themselves as satisfied with wt rP pending in the diplomatic status im d the German government for froe speech and free assemblage ” thp sjtua ,i on> of Mexico and the United States. months. - _ I * % Y INCREASE ALLOWED LOWER GENERAL DENIKINE’S MEN REBELLIOUS PEASANTS - M »NE BARRAGE IN NORTH CLASS POSTAL EMPLOYEES CAPTURE MANY BOLSHEVIKI . SIEGE TOWN^OF RIESI. SEA HAS BEEN REMOVED Wa«hmfto«—Senator lUrnaoi^ of )fi**it«ippi induced the senate to adopt amendrneutf to the house rrso- Moarov. by I»ndon — Th* of Vitronexk. 2 on poaul «atanr. inrrenaea In mjlmw alifhtl* greater In In emrrmn fwivtk rlaan ■ii mmm rapture of the city Rome —Repot l mile* Meat beast of , ha , u*. town o ant: bnUhevik force# mining d:atri« t. f General fWnhine ta admitted in a rvhelltona pen ■ IKnaaika anvint otrelMd mmange from tko pnaaant Woarww pmmt mcetvnd Ocnrra! Dmi- umpt to tab* * 9aen»*r t* nil —ptog * from Sicily state Washington — Removal of the great Ria«l. in the «iilphnc North *ea mil ie barrage Ui id hv the ha* been aeited bv Amenras navi ‘omplet ed t’* K ibj»u**nd Th * wat d:*» rkaaad wkak hecrrtarv engaged :a na at , pnananaum at land Una hat* mada pahttr* a cnkl vg rnm mm trmm G—nral and fVkadfr Y ifffi! id Ifljf Adw. iwtnfk klraw* wkn rommdkda4 Wsahington—.The country’s enoiV mous corn crop has “run unharmed the gaunlet of dangers that faced it during the doubtful days and nights of September, and lays into the lap of mellow October, 4,3.000.000 bushels more of ripened ears than it could promise at the beg-nning of that month,” the department of agricul ture commented in issuing the Octo ber crop report forecasting a yield of ^ !♦<> 0.511.000 bushels... • ~ T * FORMER U. S.“A. LIEUTENANT IS SENTENCED TO PRISON Maront Ga.—Alexand** A M ir! g ney, former lieutenanT in the' rotted State* army stationed at the argenal at Angutta. pleaded gRilty in tka Uni ted State* conrf here to atenltag a cartand a# amall arm* and aMekhm gmn amaawnHMn *Smm4 at 93d add lo stop falling hnlr nt once and rl<I the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a small bottle of delightful *Dun- j define” at any drug or toilet counter I for a few cents, |*«ur a little ih your j hand and rub It into the scalp. After j Several application* the hair usually •top* coming out and y«ui can’t find any dandruff. IlHp j«*ur hair to grow $ strong thick and Wing and become soft, gto*«y and in ten a* beaniifnl and erven peCWna* k- TW fetwafn aaud ta* kMan nafkan tarns nh-*h etmim Xm»* mi Id Add IdMka cam ■ m ad*4 mmm cwmdndkd he km id tka kkkmdnna mm •Bdmki VnP* memn mnankB Bavaa m tka jmm-mmmmm* R3 dka IBMB mman (mmi dkd «ndBna I