Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 8, 19 November 1919 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19, X919.
SPEAKER SUGGESTS INDUSTRIAL TRUCE
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Not. 19. Creation of an Industrial adjustment commission In each state ot the nation with a national body as a "court of appeals" was urged before the American Mining congress here last night by Allen Walker of the Guaranty Trust com
pany. New York, in an address advo
cating a year's armistice between cap
ital and labor.
Each state commission, according to Mr. Walker's plan, would consist of one representative each of labor, cap
ital and the state, with two represent
lng the public, preferably education
alists.
The state commission would have
power to standardize wages and en-
suing adjustments, while the national
board would be authorized to serve lu
an appellate capacity.
The speaker proposed that during a
twelve-month armistice, present work
lng conditions exist and an extensive campaign be waged in behalf ot thrift
and production. Wants Real Armistice.
"Such an armistice should be real, no lockouts or strikes during that time,
both capital and labor pledging In advance to abide by the ruling of the national commission," declared Mr. Walker. He added: "The ruling passion is extravagance, supplemented by a very common determination to do as little as possible for as much aa it Is possible to get by fair or unfair means.
ville Mrs. Frances Colburn spent from Friday until Sunday with Mrs. Lulu Spahr, north of town.... .M13B
Elizabeth Binley, from north of town, spent Wednesday night and Thursday
with Mrs. Julia Blnford and daughter. ....Mrs. John Eaton and son Roy, spent Tuesday In Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Catey and little daughter spent the day Thursday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Catey Miss Marnitta Binford spent the week-end with Miss Pauline Stites, of Hopewell Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Spahr and son. Ivan, spent Sunday
with relatives southeast of Milton..
Mrs. John Eaton spent Monday night with her son, Ray Eaton, south of
Lewisville Miss Martha Catey en
tertained at dinner Sunday Miss
Genlevieve Colburn.
BAPTISMS FEATURE
MIDDLEBORO MEETING
Following the regular evangelistic
service at Middleboro Methodist
church Wednesday evening, baptism
al services will be held at the Creek near Middleboro. The Rev. Lewis Ulmer has charge of the services and
much interest is being displayed by
the community. Clyde Thomas Is choir leader. An Invitation is extend
ed to the public to attend the services.
When a man in Denmark is found so drunk as to require medical attention, the doctor's bill must be paid by the proprietor of the tavern.
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Straaghn, Ind. Miss Harriett Eaton spent Thursday with Mrs. Frank Hickman in Lewis-
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T. G. Burrows, 3915 McKinney ave
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Lynn Sills, 440 North Bellevue avenue, Memphis, Tenn., engineer Louisville and Nashville, says: "Headaches pains in back and kidneys strained every nerve to keep up
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G. G. Geiger. 133 East Linden street.
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B. F. House, R. F. D. No. 5, Box 61,
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ly under the weather1 Tanlac set me
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Jack Petrie, 54 Lindsley avenue,
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