The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-13
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

! An Amsterdam dispatch to the Cen.
fral News agency in London says rio
tous demonstrations have occurred in
Berlin by the unemployed. The disOr-
derS became so threatening that labor
leaders addressed the crowds, prom
Using assistance, and finally pacified
them.
Enemy owned jewels, seized by A.
Mitchell Palmer, alien property GUS
todian, and consisting of 800 pearls,
three rubieS and two emeralds were
aucti0ned in New York for a total of
S273. 1850, said to exceed the appraisal
price Virtually all the leading jewel
ers of the city were represented among
the bidders, as were many wealthy
women.
Nine hundred and sixty-six victims
of the anti-Jewish outbreak. in Lem
berg. Galicia, have been, buried so far,
according 10 the newspaper Nowy
Dziennik of Crac0w, as quoted by the
Jewish press bureau in Stockholm.
Many bodies are yet lying in the ruins
of burned dwellings, it. is added.
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Recruiting for the marine corps will
be resumed at once, under an order is
sued by Secretary Daniels. Enlist
ment will be for -four years, former
standards will be maintained and there |
will be no limit on the number of men !
to be accepted. Emergency sub-sta-
lions established during the war in
small towns will not be reopened for |
the present.
All restrictions on the use of news
print paper have been withdrawn by |
the war industries board, effective De-
cember 10. In making this announce
ment Chairman Baruch urged the adop-
ton of permanent rules by publishers
prohibiting wasteful practices and con-
tinuing voluntary conservation of read
ing matter space for time.
The Germans have begun restitution.
They have delivered to the allies 300,-
100000 francs gold, which came from
the Russian treasury. The French
have recovered a rich collection of art
works stolen from st. Quentin and
paintings taken from the museum at
Valenciennes.
A. G. Townley, president of the Ma
tional Nonpartisan league, was re-elect-
ed at the annual convention of the
league, at a fiye-day convention held
in st. Paul This announcement was
given out by Herbert +. CASTOR,
of the league, TO newspaper
men, who were barred from attending
the meetings of the league.
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According to the Jewish correspon-
dence bureau at The Hague, entente
officers have gone TO Lemberg from.
Budapest to investigate the recent at
lacks upon Jews. The Jewish COM
nunity at Vienna has made an urgent
appeal to President Wilson to protect
them.
Enlisted men of the army who have
completed courses of instruction in
JlllttTS liaUIIiS SCDOOlSs anu ildNt
been certified for commissions. may
ipply for commissions in the officers
reserve corps under an order issued
~ the war department. They will not
De called for duty, however, at the n
present time.
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There will be no general demobili-
.ation of the marine corps until after
he conclusion of peace, Secretary (
Daniels kas announced, although such
as can be effected gradu-
lily without impairment Of the SER ]
rice will be granted.
A bill prohibiting the display OF !
Tags or emklems OF organizations {
which espouAe principles of govern
nent antagonistic to the Constitution
4 the United States has been intro z
Iueed by Representative Osborn Of I
california. IL