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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
BERLIN QUIET AGAIN
FOLLOWING RIOTS
THERE LAST FRIDAY
Or. LIebknecht Addresses
SpartaCuS Group British
Rushed to COlOgne-BOl-
Shevik Specialists Arriving

BERLIN. Sunday. Dec. s.-(By the
Associated Press)-Eager to mako
members OF the spartacus party
martyrs as the result OF Fridays
rioting. DR.. Karl Lfebknecht, the
leader OF this faction. lost no time
IN staging q spectacular open air
meeting at the Tiergarten last night
His call for the meeting brought
forth 1000 munitioa workers who
had responded TO the demand for 4
general waik-out. These men and
women marched through Inter Der
Linden TO the Tiergarten until they
reached the point where the Avenue
OF Victory fntersects the Charlotten-
burger Chaussee. There DR.. Liee-
knecht mounted the base OF one OF
the granite statues erected in honor
OF the Hohenzollerns and made an
address.
The semI-circle OF Dr.. Biebknech"s
auditors was thanked on all sides by
machine guns mounted on motor
trucks which commanded all APP
prozchss. DR.. Lieblznecht harangued
the crowd in his familiar style. In
dieting Friedrich Ebert, the prem
Ter; Philip scheidmann and other
kaiser Socialists" Of completely in
Fridays rIoting. He called upon the
masses to organize red guards and
beat of the attacks OF counter re-
volutionists.
At late hour tonight Berlin was
absolutely quiet It is estimated by
the Tageblatt that the number OF
deserters that Berlin IS feeding ex-
cesds $1,000 Premier Ebert and
his cabinet held a secret session with
the executive committee OF the work
mems and soldiers council, discuss
ing Fridays rioting. over thirty
mass meetings OF conflicting parties
we're announced for today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
BOLsHEVIK LEADERS
ARRIVE IN GERNIANN

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 9.--Ten thou
sand members of the Republican
guard were ordered under arms in
Berlin last night to quell rioting
there, according to dispatches re-
ceived from that city today.
The best Bolshevik organizers from
Russia are arriving in Berlin to lead
the spartacus group. Among them
is .said to be Levine" 1t is not
known whether this is misspelling
Of Premier Lenine's name.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
MISS WILSON ARRIvEs

PARIS, Dec. G.-Miss Margaret
Wilson, daughter of President VIII
son, arrived at st. Nazairo yesterday
and sang before $500 American SOL
diers who will sail for home in a
few days. Miss Wilson will sing at
different cities along the seaboard
while awaiting the arrival Of. Presi-
dent Wilson. L -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
TROOPS BROUGHT IN TO
CRUSH SPARTACUS

PARIS, Dec. 9.-Chancellor Eberts
government is bringing new troops
into Berlin. in an effort to crush the
Spartacus movement, which has now
spread throughout the northern
suburbs. according TO a dispatch to
Information today.
PIlIaging continues, the dispatch
says, especially IN the populous quar-
teTs.
One confused dispatch received
(Contiuued on Page q. Column 81
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
WILSON SO FAR SILENT q
DISPOSITION OF EX.KAI

ABOARD THE u. S. 8. GEO
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-(Nigh
President Wilson has given no
cation OF his views concerning
position Of the former kaiser, bl
is expected to be consulted by Z
national law experts in this re-
In view Of the fact that British
Gals favor placing Wilhelm on
the presidents attitude may be
important.
The president today held his
conference with his advisers.
rotary Lansing and Ambass
White had a long talk with
concerning Americas attitude
ward specific problems of the ]
conference. William Howard 7
speech in New York, favoring
league of nations, was read
much oficia. satisfaction. II
known the president regards &C
ton of the league OF nations az
Of the fundamentals of the
congress and is expected to taxi
stand that this important M
shall not be cIouded with mind
sues.
The weather is getting wa
and the seas smoother as the G.
Washington approaches the AZ
which are expected to be req
Tuesday morning.
President Wilson and his part
tended religious services this n
ing with the enlisted men, In
lower quarters. He Joined IN
singing and prayers. Later, he
ed and then took walk about
decks.
The youngsters along the roo
the Washington Country club u
the president plays golf will "A
forgotten this Christmas. The
ident has arranged to purchase q
and presents for these childr nj
always waved their hands aad
Continued on Page 2, Column
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
BRITISH FORCES ARE
HURRIED TO COLOGNE

AIx-LA-CHAPELLE. Friday. Dec
S. -CBy the Associated PreSs)-
British troops have been hurried TO
Cologne 20 maintain order, but what
the nature OF the troubls there has
been or how serious 1t Is. Is not
stated in the brief unofficial an
nouncement- U IS reported that red
forces and their opponents have been
rioting and that the situation de-
mands armed British forces
In TIE meantime British infantry
has been pushed ND as far as Duren-
which was entered tonight. Strin-
gent orders have been issued along
the British tront forbidding any one
not actually a member Of the army
OF occupation TO cross the border
sraa~fnF
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
Prussian Iron Kings
Held for Treason by
Socialistic Rulers

BASLE. Switzerland, Dec. e.-Au-
gust Thyssen, one OF Germany's
great manufacturers. and a number
OF other manufacturers OF Dussel-
dorf. were arrested Saturday at Null
treason. Besides August Thyssen
those arrested were Fritz ThysseR,
Edmond SHINES. Herr Beckle, Herr
Writ, DR.. Kuechen. a commercial
counsellor. and Herr STEM, a mining
engineer.
After bein gexamined Tor several
hours by the Socialist council OF
Mulheim, the manufacturers were
sent 10 Muenster. whence they will
be taken TO Berlin to face charges
made against them.
August Thyssen has been known
as the iron king" Of Germany. He
Is the owner OF vast coal and iron
mines and q leading manufacturer.
The SHINES family also is prominent
in the iron business and has shipping
interests.
This is the first report from Ger
many that the Socialists have taken
any action against the leading manu-
facturers there.
August Thyssen incurred the mo-
mentary displeasure OF former EN-
peror william last January by pub
fishing an article in German news
papers accusing the emperor of black
mailing German business men before
the war.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
WILSON, INVITED TO CONFER
WITH HUNS IN COLOGNE

AMSTERDAM. Sunday, Dec. s.
President Wilson is invited to visit
Cologne by the volks zeitung of that
city. which suggests that representa-
tives Of the German foreign ministry
meet him there.
The independent republic Of Schles-
wig Holstein will soon be proclaim
ed. according to the Weser Zeitung,
of Bremen. This newspaper also
states that sanguinary encounters
between Hussars returning from the
front and red guards occurred az
Brunswick on December s. Finding
a deputation of red guards and MEM
bers of the soldiers and workmen's
council drawn UP to welcome his
men, the commander of the Hussars
ordered that fire be opened on the
crowd. His men obeyed and tho
red guards replied to the fire. The
mob tore the Hussars from their
horses. disarmed them and forced
them to march behind the red flag
into the city.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
French General Sets
Up Headquarters for
The Allies in Berlin

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-General
Dupont. fthe French army, has ar
rived in Berlin, according to advices
received here today. and has estab-
lished his headquarters in the palace
formerly occupied by the French en-
bassy. General DUPONT has been
entrusted with the transport and re-
patriation OF French prisoners held
in Germany.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
tEST PLANNING GREAT
RECEPTION FOR WI


BREST, Dec. 9.-Brest is pr@
ing to Guido itself in the rece1
Of President Wilson when he u
it's mayor indicates, IN q procI]
ton to the people.
1.-THE Importance or an Z
unique in the history of the u
will escape none of us" the pr
nation says. Breaking with
tradition of isolation, the new "
sends to the old continent, the q
OF its ancestors, the eminent
who is the incarnation of the
of free America. A universal d
OF peoples is in preparation, |
tn edownfan of the powers OF
mage and oppression.
THE population OF Brest vii
eager to celebrate in notable
the arrival of President Wilson.
the people, irrespective Of party
deck their houses and join I'M
manifestations of esteem and
affection which are in preparatid
The committee in charge OF
fete intends to have a group Of
ton men and women wearing
turesque costumes on the whai
greet the president when he lanl
All the rooms in the hotels %
city have been reserved for the
OF tn presidents arrival.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
ELABORATE PLANS
MADE IN PARIS FO
WILSON Receipt
President to Confer v
Colonel House as Soon
Possible on S
With Lansing and Whit

PARIS, Sunday, Dec. s.-Elabc
plans are being made by the Fr'
for the entertainment OF Presi
Wilson. These plans include var
state dinners and official calls
probably q gala night at the o.
The prgram will be completed in
next few days.
Up to the present It has been d
ed that President Wilson, upon
arrival at the Bois de Boulognea
ton at 10 o'clock Saturday NOR
will be met by President Poin
and other members Of the FIR
government. He will then go In
diately to the Murat mansion. "
will be his home while he Is IN ?
No definite decision has been res
as to what the president will a
Sunday, but 1t is probable he.
drive about Paris. 1t Is possibie
other plans may be made before
time. Mr.. wilson's drive on Me-
to the Hotel de Vile will Be AZ
casion of considerable ceremony.
As soon as possible after his =
al Mr.. Wilson will confers with
onel House. The conference prob
will take place 1T the M
Blanche de Paris" Colonel House
been busily engaged recently N
in position to furnish the presi
with considerable information '
may be OF value in the task lying
fore him.
The school children Of Paris
be out in force when the presi
arrives. Thursday IL usually . %
holiday IN Paris, as Saturday is Il
United States. King George OF
land and King Albert Of Belgium
rived in Paris on Thursday, 80
the children did not have an 1
holiday, which the arrival Of z
dent Wilson will give them.
Virtually all the mercantile q
lishments In Paris have notified
employees that next Saturday wi
a full holiday. It is expected 1
a larger celebration than any b
seen in Paris. The streets neal
station where the president viii
rive will be filed with people.
Socialists are taking q great int
In the occasion Of Mr.. Wilson's |
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
AMERICAN LINE OF
ADVANCE ANNOUNCED

of Premier Lenine's name.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
LOVE
FEAST .SCARES
PEACE DOVE
FLEES WHEN WARLIKE
THUNDERS ARE HEARD
Wheels of Harmony in the Re.
publican Machine Are Rat
tling Loose.

Sheol broke loose at the repub-
lican love feast last night at the
party headquarters in the Noon
block.
Particulars are being as care
fully withheld from the demo-
Gratis as possible, but enough has
leaked out to indicate that the
dove of peace fled from the
building during the session, and
at last reports was still fleeing,
keeping a wary eye out for any
thing that looked as If it might
have a republican sign attached.
Just how the rumpus started
cannot be positively stated, but
this much is certain: Candidate
! AL Peck-he of the rugged ma
ture that some mistake for
roughness-got into the very
middle of it before it was more
than fairly under way.
It has been an open secret that
Peck has "been onto the curves"
of his republican brethren for
some time, and it has been just
as well known that Peck has
scorned to camouflage, but has
taken the war trail in defiance of
the scalperS, in a campaign in
which he figured on taking care
of himself and getting enough
Independent votes to offset the
treachery of his associates.
Last night Peck took occasion
to tell the assembled republican
braves a few things that have
been on his mind for some days
past
Smiling Dolph" Noon, with
his well known peaceable nature,
kept out of the melee, but the
smile. .broadened into a grin as
Peck read his revised version Of
the declaration of independence.
Meanwhile, although nothing
but a smile can be obtained from
Noon, a few of his friends not
so pacifically inclined are grind
ing their teeth at the evidence
of treachery to Noon that is
creeping out during the PUSSY
footing" work of the republican
workers, and they vow that
something will be doing" when
election day rolls round.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
RED CROSS DRIVE
OVER The TOP
TODAY?
REPORTS FROM OUTSIDE
POINTS COME IN SLOWLY
F0ur-Minute Men Making Short
Talks for Cause at Local
Theaters

While exact figures were not
obtainable last night, sufficient
data were at hand to justify the
prediction that Santa Cruz cou
ty will "go over the top" today
in the Red Cross drive, and will
raise a total before the end of
the week of fully $4,000, 25 per
cent above the allotment.
Nogales was still about $500
short of the amount she was to
raise, but Chairman Bracey Cur
tis said today that the amount
would be forthcoming during the
next day or two.
Returns have been slow COM
ing in, but it is believed that
Patagonia and Washington
Camp, with $500 and $4O0, re-
Spectlvely, and NogaleS, With
$4,000, a total of $3,400, will be
supplemented by other points
still to report with amounts that
will bring the sum up to nearly
the $4,000 mark. Also, the la
dies committee in Nogales has
not yet made it's return.
The Four Minute Men, an or
ganization of Red Cross workers,
have arranged to have speaker
at each of the two local theaters
every evening during the re-
mainder of the week, who will
deliver four-minute.. talks, in
English and Spanish, to furtne
the collection of the Red Gro
money.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
ALLIED TROOPS
REPEL GERMAN
ATTACKS
BRITISH AND FRENCH
DRIVE TEUTONS BACK
Two Attempts of Kaiser's Men
Utterly Fail to Dent Our
Defensive Lines.

LONDON, May 21.-A heavy
German attack on a front of 1900
yards, northwest of Merville, in
Flanders, southwest Of Armen
there's, near the nose of the Ger
man wedge, was a complete fail
ure.
The British lines were main
tanned intact. The Germans
reached the British lines only at
two points, where they were
dealt with effectively"
Tonight's report from Fic,l
Marshal Haig says that the
French troops repulsed a Ger
man attack north of Bailleul last
night. The British took a num-
Der of prisoners in a rad neal
that town this morning.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
TO SACK PORTION
OF GARBANZ0
CROP HERE
SACKS COULD NOT BE
SENT ACROSS BORDER
Failure of Exporters to Make
Application for Permit in
Time the Cause.

Quite a large portion of the
Mexican garbanzo crop will be
shipped to the border in bulk,
and will be sacked in Nogales,
This condition has been
brought about by the failure ol
merchants who planned to ship
sacks for the garbanzo crop, to
make application for export IL
senses in time
AS a result, the sacks, which
are held in Nogales in ample
quantity to care for the garban-
zos, could not be sent over the
line, and producers and shippers
of garbanzos have been forced
to snip in bulk.
Nogales will profit quite sub
|stantially from the situation, as
the crop that comes out in bulk
will be sacked and handled in
this city, and many men will be
given employment.
It will also tend to make this
city more prominent as a clear
ling house for the garbanzo crop
and that will put money in cir
culation in the line city.
A single shipment of gold
from New York city amounting
to $L00O,00O was recently re.
|ceived in Nogales to be used in
paying for the garbanzo crop
and much of this money will be
Iput into circulation here.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
GERMAN CITIES bonnie
British Airmen Make Daring
Excursions Into TeutOn Ter
rit0ry Back of Lines.

LONDON, May 21.-The fort
ress of Metz, in Lorraine, and
the city of Coblentz, on the
Rhine, were bombed by British
aviators this morning. Thion-
vile, Mammura and Charleroi
were also attacked.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22

adjacent that would furnish a
never failing source of abund-
ant water supply.
The plan, as under considera-
ton now, contemplates showing
samples of the agricultural
produds of the entire West
Coast section, samples of it's
mineral products, and a complete
Photographic representation of
the beauties and resources
thereof.
Mr.. Turnbull of Los Angeles,
a cinema operator, is now en-
gagged in taking moving pictures
throughout the West Coast re-
|gion, and he is incidentally lay
ing the exposition project before
the authorities of the different
states in which he is working.
Those interested in the plan
believe that financial assistance
for carrying it out can be secur-
ed both in the Mexican states of
the West Coast region, and also
in Nogales, Ariz., and possibly
from the state authorities and
from California.
1t is pointed out that such an
Iexhibit would stimulate develop
ment of the West Coast region
by giving Americans and other
visitors to Nogales a knowledge
of the wealth and resources of
the West Coast region that could
not otherwise be obtained except
by tedious and expensive jour-
Ineys into that region. 1t would
also stimulate trade in Mexican
products.
Many of the influential and
wealthy residents of the Mexican
side have expressed interest in
the plan, and it is probable tt
it will be laid before the cham
bers of commerce of Nogales,
Ariz.,, and Nogales, Son., at the
first joint meeting those bodies
hold.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
WOULD HAVE EXHIBIT
OF RESOURCES OF THE
MEXICAN WEST COAST
Ambitious Plan to Foster Trade and
Stimulate DEVELOPMENT of Rich Section
Of Mexico Taking Shape Across the
Border

Plans are being considered i'll
Nogales, Son., for permanent
exhibit of the products and re-
sources of the Mexican West
Coast, to be located close to the
international boundary line on
the Mexican side, near Nogales.
The project has been placed
before the governors of Sonora,
Sinaloa and Tepic, and they have
expressed their approval and
signified their willingness to CO.
operate therein.
AS soon as the chambers OF
commerce of the two cities of
Nogales have arranged for CO.
operative work, the plan will be
presented to the two bodies, and
it is believed that they will take
active steps to ascertain wheth-
er sufficient financial and Off
cial support can be obtained to
make the proposition feasible.
Mr.. A. C. Villasenor, among
others. has become interested III
the idea, and he is sufficiently
impressed with it to be ready t.
furnish site for the proposed
building in which the exhibia
would be housed.
Mr.. Villasenor owns consider
able land bordering the interna-
tional boundary line on the Mex.
ican side. He has suggested
site west of Nogales, Son., op.
posite the canyon which winds
through the western part o1
Nogales, Ariz.
At that point there is beau
tiiul level tract of some 80 or 4(
acres which Mr.. Villasenor be-
lieves would be ideal for the
purpose, and sif the proposition
should take definite shape hi
would be. willing to donate
lease for a long term for tht
tract mentioned.
Among other advantages, il
has a splendid spring OF watel
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22

About 8 o'clock Tuesday
morning strange, unknown boy
appeared on one of the streets
in Nogales, Son., apparently lost.
He could tell nothing Of himself,
his parents or anything to make
known his identity. He is at the
police station.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
D. d. MURPHY is ASSISTANT
Hotel Bowman Manager Made
Official of Local Food
Board.

D. D. Murphy, popular man.
ager of the Hotel Bowman, has
been appointed assistant to
Chairman Ben Evans of the To-
cal board of the federal food
conservation service.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22

LONDON, May 21.-One
thousand German airplanes have
Ibeen brougt down or driven out
of control since the German Of
fensive began two months ago,
the war office announced to-
night. More than 1000 bombs
have been dropped on and be-
mind the German lines in tn;
Iperiod, according to the report
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
WILLG0 HE LINIl
| 900 GERMAN PLANES BROUGHT
DOWN SINCE SPRING DRIVE BEGAN
Allied Supremacy in Air EmOhasized BY
Figures Given Out by British

Fifteen German machines
were brought down by the Brit
ish yesterday, and thirty tons {
bombs were dropped on the Ger
man battle area. Five Britis
machines are missing. This was
the report of the war. office t.
night on the days aerial activ
ties.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
WILL Co OVER THE MARK
Indications That Red Cross
Drive Will Bring in More
Than $1OO,OOO,OOO.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-All
indications are that the Red
Cross drive will oversubscribe
the hundred million mark. Mich
igan was the first state to reach
the quota, announcing three mil
lion last might.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.,
May 21.-America is prepared
to draft men from 18 up to go
years old, if that becomes neces-
sary to win the war, declared
Secretary of the Navy Daniels in
an address at the alumni dinner
of Rutgers college tonight.
Secretary Daniels predicted
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION
That Was the Charge. Against
Eugene Shaw of Tucson, Ar :
rested in This City.

Eugene Shaw of Tucson was
arrested Tuesday evening by
Deputy u. S. Marshal Harold
Brown, charged with irregular
ity in his registration. He was
lodged in the county Jail pend
ing his arraignmsnt.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
AMERICA Is PREPARED TO
DRAFT. MAN FROM 18 TO 60
TO WIN War, SAYS DANIELS
Navy Head Predicts We Will Have
Shus Next Year to Carry Millions to
France, and Submarines to Project
Their Passage

that before another summer I'VE
will have enough ships to carry
not only a million, but millions,
to France, and enough destroy
ers to carry them in safety
The degree of doctor of laws,
was conferred on Secretary Dam
iels by Rutgers.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22

If you set a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light. it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22

But Peck don't care a whoop.
Yesterday morning, when a
democrat unfeelingly called h
attention to the well known pla
of the republican sachems t.
skin him, he said:
"Yes, know it; and | don't
care a blam."
AT least it sounded very much
like "blam."
And some of the republican
Headers are wondering just how
many friends Noon and Pecl.
have, and what they will dc
when it comes to casting thea.
ballots.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-22
OTTO MAYER HAS
SECURED BIG
CONTRACT
TO DO ALL PLUMBING
AT NEW INFANTRY CAnsF
Job Will Amount to More Th3.s
$4,000, and Keep a Large
Force of Men Busy.

Otto Mayer has been awarded
the contract for all the plumi,-
ing work on the new building oi
the 35th Infantry camp, amount.
ing to between SIS, 900 and $780,
600.
This is by far the largest
plumbing contract that has ever
been let in Nogales to a Nogales
contractor, and it is a matter OF
proper pride that the city hass,s.
local man able to take care OF
a job of such size.
There are twenty buildings il,
course of CONSTRUCTION, and M.
Mayer will put in the plulss;.'.
for all of them. This Includes
the officers quarters and the
oath houses for the men. 3
Mi. Mayer will employ qu s
a force of plumbers as soon IS
he gets started on the cont .-s,.i,
and as they are all high piiss S.
workmen, the payroll will be Il
considerable addition to ths
prosperity of the line city.