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Twenty-one miners are entombed in
the workings of the Youghiogheny und
| Ohio Coal Company, Amsterdam, O.,
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FOREIGN NEWS EPITOMIZED
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Executive and Legislative Ac-
tivities at the Capitals
Chiefs of the national
tional unions affiliated wi
ican Federation of Labor
to meet in Was
“to fn
and interna
th the A
were called
December 13
may be
promote
non
yrmulate such actions as
and
interests and
earners.”
essential to safeguard
the righ its,
the wage
The Government set {ts machinery
in motion to deal with conditio
ly to in view of the
the miners to heed President Wils ot 1's
command to call off the
The
made a
freedom of
us like
arise refuss al of
coal strike.
King
pilg
and Queen of Belgium
rimage to Mount Vernon
piaced a wreath on
! ywned ships
18 in which J. H
for the
made bi
Marine
stor of operations
1 Interest, were
ie House
by Philip
ork
Albert, of od
and House and visited
ting the Senate
the Army
a
the
sion of 315.000 000 for
service reducing
don for th
0 G00 tO
ate conferee
on the
this session.
Army
ployment of
*d not
aorma
laskan road
House
reached an
$5. 000 600
first neral deficlen
FOREIGN
The Belgian Government has decid
ad to send a mission to the United
States to discuss finanelal and other
questions affecting Jugo-Slavia.
President Karl Seitz, of the Austrian
republic, signed the treaty of peace
with the Allied and Associated Goyv-
ernments.
Lady Astor has accepted the favita
tion of the Plymouth Unionists to be
come a candidate for the House oi
Commons,
he Swedish Government has decid.
ed to recognize the independence of
the Czecho-Slovak republic.
The Inter-Allied Military Commis
sion on its way to Courland will stop
in Berlin to take cognizance of the
official instructions given by the Ger
man Government to General Von der
Goltz and the German troops.
The Provisional Korean Government
been banished from the Fren
concession at Shanghal as the result
of the discovery of a plot
Baron Salto, governor -
has ch
against
general” of
Korea
The Red forces have
cisive advance along the entire
grad front, according to a
communique,
started a de
Petro
Bolshevik
The Japanese Government will open
with Great Britain for an
Anglo Jap nese alii
negotiations
extension of the
nce,
The
British Governn
33.000 ruble
printed
CEMENT VAULT FOR FORD.
"Ann 3
announce
sreation
the Gove
ars and
gre now goes t
Senate Immigrati
srdered a favorable
House bill
of alien anarchists
At Berr;
and
ing to tourist
000.
Davis, of
President Wi
Treasury
Labor Conference
German
Norman H
was nominated by
assistant secretary
The International
decided to admit
trian delegates,
of the
GENERAL
John Armstrong Chaloner, recently
victor in a 2-year fight to be declared
sane in New York, is to go on the
stage.
United States Army Aviators Cecil
H. Connelly and Frederick B. Water
house, missing ware
slain by Mexican fishermen
nounced upon arrival of their bodies
at San Diego,
since August,
, it was an
Cal.
of Tennessee,
of state
Roberts,
two
Governer
© called out companies
troops for guard duty at Knoxville to
prevent
union employes of the Knoxville street
railway company.
rioting among union and non-
King Albert placed a wreath on the
grave of Theodore Roosevelt, and vis
jted the widow at SBagamore Hill
Plans for provisioning needy stee!
strikers and thelr families were com
pleted.
er Muskegon went to pieces alter be
ing tossed on the piers at the Muske
gon Harbor entrance by mountainous
waves,
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Had All Plans Made.
weeks’ provisions
For $200 060 ran
reparing to leave
e four men is diapered of
ALLIES T0 GET HUN SHIPS,
Argentina Will Turn . Over Six interned
Vessels.
Buenos Afres-~The six German
merchant ships which took refuge ir
Argentine ports during the war will
be delivered to the Allies in good con.
This decision is the result of
| diplomatic negotiations extending over
| se¥eral months to determine the [ate
of the interned steamships.
APPEALS For RED CROSS.
Washington. — Vice-President Mar
shall, in an appeal to the pecple to
support the American Red Cross In its
1620 roll call for members, which be
gins Sunday, characterized the work
of the organization as the Gospel in
boots.”
Secretary Lane, in a similar appeal,
declared “the world at Armageddon
fell among thieves” and that the
American Red Cross was the Good
Samaritan who eame along to bind up
its wounds,
CLARENCE oe v. ROYER DEAD.
Violinist And Helped Found Phila
deiphia Orchestra,
Lancaster. Pa.-Clarence De Vaux
Royer, violinist, died at his home here
following a long illness. Royer was
for nine years head of the violin de
partment of the New York Bel¢ ol of
Music and Art and was ote of ihe
founders of the Philadelphia Sym:
phony Society, -
THE CENTRE REPORTER,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
of allPAltoona Booster Association
how completely these stores ha ve prepared to
Thee
Tursday, Friday and Saturday! Fresh, new assort-
egcured the newest and
they are also making extra price inducements
mean decided savings for you!
theatres,
wake your Christmas shop
Even the movies, restaurants
are co-operating 10 un
pleasure!
Patronize them— Benefit by their progressive program!
Buein +s College
Alcona Business | Vieventh Ave.
Ei aks and Trust Co's,
Petra I Teast Co, 1212 Blevesth Ave.
d i st & Trust Co. 1110 11h Ave
Ne Nat
Trust Coo, Twelfth Bt.
Becond Nations! Hank, 1400 1
liege,
sal Bank 1115 Ave and I2th Bb
Ith Ave
Confectionery and Fruits
Frask Antonelli, 1112 Eleveath Ave.
Departement Stores
i. Store, 1315-17 Keventh Ave
121820 13th Ave.
Pou § Flere Ave
hwaris Bros, i-4 Elevenih Ave.
Drugs and Sundries
Boecking &k Meret 106 11%
Turner Dro ei
duced Sitoel, ix
B54.
Eleventh Ave,
Eieventh Ave,
Electric Supplies
Alsons Elec. Bog. & Sepply Coo, 1104 Tweifth Be.
Florists
Myers Bros, 1016 Green Ave,
Furniture Stores
W. 8 Aaron, 1420.28 Eleventh Ave,
Bothert Coo, 12th Ave. and 12h St,
Grocers
Budde Bron, Masonic Temple, 111h St.
Gas Lighting and Heating Supplies
©. E. McKensie, 140034 Eleventh Ave
Harness and Traveling Goods
G. Casanave, 1213 Eleventh St.
Millinery
b Ava
flardware and Duilding Sepplies
WW. BH. Gewdieliow’s Sone, 1210 11th Ave Kea! Millinery Co. 3411.33
Newspapers
Hotels pa
Colonial Hotel, 1124 Twelt} Ave
dR Leon
ARtoons Times
Ritosns Moror
Altoons Tribune
Jewalers
C. G. Brenneman, 1418 Bleventh Ava Optometrists and Opticians
Lippman's, 11th fxs and 15th Be Speciack Bazaar, 1112 Eleventh
i Murcus, 11 Eleventh Ave. De. Lo M. Phillipa, Central Trust Bide .
8B. Walter, 1823
wenth Ave.
Leather, Traveling & Sporting Coods
Altoons Leather Store, 1410 11th Ave
Ladies’ Ready te Wear Stores
Brett's, 1300 Kleventh Ave,
sper Jonasson & Co, 1228 11th Avs
tman's, 1194 Elevesth Ave
Altoona Corset Shop, 1116 Twelfth SL
Muslc, Planos and Phonographe
3 Histony 11th Ave. and i81h St
a ros, Ine. 1805 Fleventh #y
» A Winter & Sou, i415 Rleventh Aves
1212 11th Awe,
Out-Door Advertising
Thos Cusack Co, 704 Eighth Ave
Public Service
Fenn Central Light & Power Co., 1500 Union Ave
Restaurants
Beam's, 1117 Eleventh Ave.
Caum's, 1112 Teellth Ave,
Silk, Woolen and Cotton Goode
C. Hedberg & Co, 1881 Eleventh Ave
Shoe Stores
. ndbeim, 1302 Eleventh Ave,
Men's Hat Shops B Bandhtio 1810 Eleventh or
Canty Fu. U, 1300 Blevesih Ave Colbus Shoe Store, 1008 Brides Ss.
Phessast's Hot Shop, 1105 11th Ave. Soveter Shoe Co., 1126 Eleventh Ave.
yn Shoe Coo, 1400 Eleventh Ave
aysl Bout Shop, Wig Eleventh Ave
AK
Men's Ready to Wear Stores J
Simon & Co, § Eleventh Ave
Goldschimid Bros, 11th Ave & 1 24h 58.
Leopold & Bigiey. 1123 Eleventh Ave. Homer Hanson, 1108 Eleventh Ave
spel Sons, 1528 Bleresth Ave. The Shoe Market, 11th Ave. and 188k St
tifler, 1110 Eleventh Ave. ¥ .
Westiall Co., 1304 11th Ave. Smtionery, Wall Paper, Blank Books
Ww. 3 Bartle, 1527 Eleventh Ave.
Morticians @ BW. McCartoey, $107 Eleventh Ave.
NK. A. Stevens, 1421 Eighth Ave
Merchant Tallors
Raugh Bron, 12th Ave. and 1515 Sa
Theatres
The Mishler, 1206 Twelfth Ave
Orphenm Theatre, 12th Ave & 1014 58
The Strand, 1512 Eleventh Ave.
The Altoona Booster Association fsa co-operative organization, comprising not only private, but public institu.
ons banks, hotels and colleges as well as department stores, men’s and women's specialty she ops, florists and
jewelers——in fact, houses catermg to every personal need. The A.B. A., as it is becoming popularly known, stands
not only for co afieration and public benefit, but for spreading ‘broadcast the gospel of Altoona’s service to the
community of which it 1s an important and ever-growing centre.
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