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Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

tuobner Ser Stoot gleifeu S6ritl.
Sic MitbeI iisen in @IooipoItot Iof'
fcrer ais o~noerstpo. ga5u9roB lit Die
AuSirobI ser gebotenen @eniilie
nidt; aber ole ipenigen &eItourants
in Der SouptltroBe, Scr nStuetsIonos'
foio", Iino aaabcnolif iiberfiiut,
ccsgIeiden Die mebr nls bcriidtigten
@ineipielbanerl, Die i6on Dielcn Or
fi5iereh gum 8%erb6ngnis gefporoen
ltno. @uf Die 2i6tipicltbenter bds
ben fid in @looinoitof eingcbiirgert.
Oas Militdr bominierte friiber nos
tiirIi9. Die &ofernen befinoen ii9
nidt in Der eigentliGen Staot, ions
bern Die Gruppen g%arniionieren in
ben nuberbalb selegenen Sorts. Sine
ser 8efeitiguneen fiibrt Die 9e5eit-
hung ~Gi9erbi9eI~. @ie man mir
er5Gblte, tpl,r0e beim @ou Oes Sorts
Elm rieiiger, m%annsbober Siger ouf-
aeI6eu6t, oaber ser Same. Siger
qibt es berte nod in Der rmgebung
Ter Stoot.
@erii6tigt lit @IoOiipoitof tpegen
Ieiner l1nii6erbeit. WorO unO Sob.
ftlog fino nidts S%eltenes; Oie Giro.
aif ser StoOt lit reid an blutigen
Gerbre1cn. 8eIonoers lit 6os li6ts
i9eue 9ineiiide uno foreanii6e Sc.
linbeG gefdbrlid.
9ie &eeierungsbauten FIND in Ser
Mebr0abI aniebnIide @ebGuoe, Oa-
gegen IoIien Die @ripatbGuier 5u
pini6en iibrig, iotpobl> in bpgieni-
fiber 9e8iebrng als audi mas Be
Qltemli9feit betrifft. Gues miro ie-
ooh our9 sic berrIide Ausii6t ouf-
6etpogen, sic man aus ben Senitern
ser bo6geIegenen S6uier genieBt.
Ser 9Iid o1tf Die 8li6t lit humber
iG0n.
Die Gta6t lit ouf ser SaI6inicl
Murotpietp amur8fi 3Wii6en 5tpei
@uften gelegen, 0ereu cine Dos
goIoene Sorn" beiBt. &riegs- urib
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

@enn man Iid ouf Dem SonOmcge
rcd, Dem iernen Often ODER ltn-
uefebrt - BON Sopan ODER CHINA
nod europa begibt, 10 miro man
folm ein @ort 10 oft b0ren Die ocn
@omen 8la6inoItlf. Sir ben Stei.
icnoen na6 Dem Often eeOeutet Die
4nfunft in Ser .8eberriderin oeS
OItens" mic 8lnoiwoltof genunnt
iuiro, cine @rloiung bon elmer ifJicr
e,toIos 0iinfenOen 9abnfobrt; fir
cen aus Sopan ODER China Scir-
febrenoen lit oie Stoot Der critic
eltropGiI6e @iafommm9ruB. Wtng
e2 nod 10 i6on i'm 2an0e Ser aui-
qebenoen Come gepeien iein. Der
AnbIid unO Der guIentboIt in 8laoi.
tuoitof crregen beimotIi6e @efuble.
Iu6 III 8IooiDoltof trifft man
nod cine grobc 3abI 6ernorierltoler
M: SSSopaner, Gbineien uno 4oreoner
in 6ltntcm @eiuimnel, ober lie 0onll'
nieren nidt mcGr. llno obmobl BON
SIdifu oaiGbrlid nidt tpeniger ols
fiinfuuo5pan5igtauierto 9ulis nnd
ggln0inoltof fommeu, ons DSoreo'
neroorf~ ME ii6er Mon9eI an Be
uobnern Hagen fam unO Der nnper-
niiltlife Saponer o6iolut niGt mn
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
Sic luia fciuen.

8efanntIid Iino Die &reuBen i'm
o~ueefncincn in @iiOoeutidlano nift
ionOerIi6 beIiebt. Gin booiider
2%anopfarrer botte nun @elegenbeit.
Elm @doden ieiner @emeinoe ipcgen
ibreS grobcn SleiBes 81 Ioben. ST
idlob nit Den @orten: ~8enn Oh
uciter 70 fleiBie uno brap bleibit,
peroc iG oafiir iorsen, oaB ou einen
'Yreis befommit."
lin @ottespiuen. t1ln Sic nur
bas nidtl" REF oos Maoden entiest
eus.
.Ibcr marllm oenn nidt!", frogte
erItolnt ser Yfarrer.
sd min feinen YreiB beiroten,
oas Iino unperid)dmte 2eute."
2oGen6 erfl6rte ibr Der Yforrcr
ocn llntcrldico 5piiden Brcis nno
YreuB, uno nun mar oaS Mao6en
5~ufrieOen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

rereinaelt gu fin6en lit, 10 bIeibt Dos
guropGertum bod Srumpf.
Sinh oie @er6Gltniiie in @loOiwo-
Ttof aud beute nod etpaS primitip,
10 fiiblt man iid oort bod in ieinem
Milieu. Man lit mie0er inter ieinese
qIeifer, nit einem 6uB bereits in
europa, mas Sen geIe1igen 8erfebr,
gieItauronts, 3beater, Gof6s, &on.
Serte uIm. betrifft. Mon nitoIpert"
rift mebr ii6cr 3ulis. Statt Der
&ididon ilotte ruiiiihe DroItfen
Itatt oes epig perbinoIiden, unS un'
tcrtpiirfig erideiren0en fernorientali-
f6en Beiens ruiiiide 0tanbarfeit.
DAP fi9 WiaOipDftot Ieit fei=
rer @riinbung i'm Sabre 1860
rIdt tueiter entipidelt bat ols heute,
1T ouf oen ipdten Ban Der iibirii6en
9'obn 5uriid5uiiibren Grit Der Sbie-
Henltrong Our6 oos unermeBIi6e
Sibirien bat @lnoimoItof ben @eg
fur &anoel uno @anoel eri6loiien.
Triiber nuf ben &arauaneliueg ODER
uuf ben 8erfcbr Der Jreipiaigen
6Iotte bon Soeiiu a%ngetuicien, bat
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
Sin tenres strinObers . Bud.

Ssn Gtodbolm bat oieier Gage cine
8eriteieerung bon 8iiderieltcnbels
ten itottaefunoen, bel Oer insgelaHt
1899 Bidder nit 1886 Gronen
be5ablt woroen Iito. Sen bodlten
Greis e~rSielte elm Bud BON Strinos
her: 1926 aroner. Dabei banoelt
es fid freilid nm cine wirfIi4e Sell
tenbeit, nGmli6 elm gremplar Der
ais Monuifript seorudtcn Romooie
.Moroocure", Die i'm Sabre 1886
in nur 5ebn ggemplaren peroffent'
lidt tuoroen lit. Gieies 8erf bot
Strinobcrg oanr umgearbeitet; 1887
crIdien cs in neuer @eitalt un0
nit benz nelen Eitel ~aameraoen".
Inter bieicm lit es 1910 gum e~riter-
nal in Gd)neoen uno ipGter auf
anoerpdrts iiber Die 8iibnen gegarl-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
WlaoiwOtok Die Deberrftberin
Ors fernen 0sttus.
Hun Brlix Baunantt

Sdtte man, tpie bcabiid)tigt idou
Dor utebr ais bier5ig Sobren nit Dem
g}au ser 9abnen bcgonnen, 10 Oiirfte
Iih @lo0ipoItof beiItc 1T einem an
tcru 9id)tc 5cigcu. 9lber crit aleran-
Ger III. ergritf oie Suitiotibe un0
bciu6I, 0ob nit DEM Snlt unber5iig-
lid 6caonncu peroc. @ernOe III
3laoipoItof bat ser %oamoIioe @roB=
fiirIt.8 bronfoIgcr, Der ipdtere Bar
9flfolauS, 0en eriteu Spntcniti6 ges
tan.
Bon beIonocrer @eociitung lit Oie
Aufbe6ung OeS 6~rcibofeus fir 8la'
6lwoItot geipcien. Sir yfuBIono ban
6elte .cs ii6 oamaIs I'M cine iiber'
ans pihtigc poIitiid)-nirtidaftIide
Sroge. IS CAB in Bctersburg bisi'
&C @rgumente, Die ieoo6 nit Dem
5teae Ser S%fub50uncr enoeten. Der
0oriibenoe Der NoSfauer @anoelS-
fcmner fpornte ieiner5eit Den Wti-
niItcr fir 6ffentli6e &rbeiteu utto
&anoeI gar5 b~eionoers Dor Sapan.
@r fiirdtete, 0oB Die Sopaner ni4t
MIR Sen SonOel Sibiriens beberr-
Sd,ert, ionoern oltd poIitii6e &edte
teanIprufcn niiroert. Die 8laoi-
woItofer fonnen iid abiolut ni6t nit
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

Ger ioponiiden @illtponocrung Der
trout maiden. Die 6iidereiouftioncu
fiibren nit Si6crbeit ieoesmol 81
Gtreitigfeien. 8or einigen Sobren
iolten bic 8eritcigerungen Der S.
idereigere6tiamen mad einen neuen,
Sen Sopanern niht giinitigen, Ser
fobren erfoIgen. Mls Die er1te Ser
lteigerung 5lt un9unlten ser Sapa-
ner ouSIiel, bei6merten fie iif oui
riplomotiidcm 8ege in petersburg,
nit benz &eiultat, oaB Die YIobe nod
einmal no6 Dem alten 8erfabren
perIteigert per0en loIten. Sebt mas
len Die @looimoltofer berihnupft,
1:e entbietlen iiG) aler @ebote, 10 oaB
bel ser &eriteigerung nidt fpeniger
ols bun6ertueun3ebn 8iIhereibe5irfe
ren SSoponeru 8hfielcn. linn iid gu
rcpan6iercn, perbot nlar ben iapa.
niI1en Ner5ten sic ausiibung ibrer
&roriS in 8laoiipoitof un0 Der Sit
Itenprooin5.
Die S6lieBung Deg Sreibafen5
n!af)te lid fir sic Sapaner bolo 10
9elteno, Dab ii6 oie iaponiiGcn Set
tiungcn bitter barber bei9tperten.
sic betontcrt, oaB Der gon5e Narft
pnm oelltIden uno amerifanii6cn
&anocl 6eberrI6t iperoc. 1otidhlidj
idloB sic Stootperwaltung NIT eli
ner amerifonii9en @cieaidaft eincn
g'ertrog ab, Ser i6r Ben 9au uno
@etrieb elmer eleftriiden StraBen-
hnbn uno Die eleftrii6e 9cleu6tung
Der Staot auf Die 0ouer bon 5tuan-
sig SSabren iibertrug.
Die SSnouItrie Der Sta0t 8looi-
poTtof ielbIt beidrdnft iid ouf eini-
Qp 3iegeleien, Sage. uno Gampf-
miiblcn, ioipie aiif orei 9ierbroue-
ieicn un6 0as acknowledgement
Sluti6onsfii. Die Staot bat unter
cen Solootenmeutercien I'M Sabre
1905 enorm gelitten. Sod beute er-
innern sic &uinen 6e3 @eri6tsge-
b0ioes al oen Alifltano. Die meni-
gen @otels gingeu Oan1als in Slam-
men auf. Sn Der 3wiiden5eit iinb
c;nigc tleue entItanoer.
SIM groBen ulo eall5cn madt Die
Gtaot Sen @inorud Der @erpabrlo-
Jung. Sogar in Der @ouptltraBe be-
Itebt Der Yaiiantentpcg teilpeiie nod
Gus 8rettern, oie beint &cgentpettcr
duf G6ritt uno Sritt nadge6en. 9as
&flaiter ouf Dem 6abroamm lit in
c;ner loIden 8crfailung, oaB man
jeocn Mugenblif erportet, aus benz
8agen 81 fIieeen. Sn ben Neben'
ItraBen bort ieoe @emiitlihfeit auf.
1ieIe StraBen fibren meiit bergaili
uno lino iiberbaupt nidt gepflaItert.
Ser 8agen legt iid bolo auf Die
cine, baIo auf Die anoere Seite ltto
crobt fortgeiebt, um5utippen. Bagen,
Gutider uno &oIie iino Elm Nonplus.
Ultra Der llnIauberfeit. Da bergalti
ltno bergob INNER i'm iddrfIten 60
Iopp gefabre': miro, fino Die Bferoe
tlreits nod eincm, Die @ogen nod
5tuei Sabren total fertig.
Wit benz Ttvnpo Der vSsmoi6t.
ihits" hdIt BIZ Sebenslu't Der Be
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

Netpel5tti> Seminal.
@an6eIsbafen Iino g%etrennt. 8om
Ateere aus eetpobrt @laoimoltof ei-
rem iebr maleriiden Inblid. Seine
terrallenformiee Gage erinnert on
SIgicr uno 0rGfl. Die ginmobner-
5abl betrltg Dor oeM &riege, ein-
idlieBIi6 MilitGr uno Sitafiaten.
iiter $4,000 SeeIerl. Inter Den
N~ItaIioten Iteut China oaS Saitpt-
contingent. Sic Gbineien betGtigen
li6 uls 2oitfubrleute. SousOiener
iopie &iein. uno @roBb1noler, pdb'
reno Die &oreoner fait ourdtpeg nur
aus &uIis uno SteinfoblentrGgern
teIteben. Die Sapaner finoet man
oIs @orbiere, photographer, Sotel-
irbaber uno SAMPLER in Seioe, Stif.
fcreien, Cad, @ron5e- un6 SGnts-
tuoren.
@looimoItof tpuroe i'm Sabre
1860 ols ruIiii6er M%iIitdrpoIten &c.
criinoet, 1876 = elm Sabr nod Dem
Ycr5i6t Sopans ollf Siio-S adalin
an Stelle oes noroliher gelege'
nen NifoIoiepst gum &riegsbafen
cusgebaut, 1880 5,tr Staot erboben
uno odt Sabre ip6tcr fir oie &aupt-
Itoot oes &iiitcngcbietes ont Baoifif-
Soean erflart.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

@ldplIpol.OI.
bic Gr0ffnung Scr @abn Sibirien
1ait einem Shlog Der &ultrr naber
geriitt, bat Die GiuiuanOerer III oih'
ten Sdaren III oas 2ouo gelodt uno
cle gruieligen @eihitten BON ribt
All ertragenoer &1lte uno unibere
tuinoIidcn Gis. uno S6neemalicn
arg eridiittert.
Wfon oenfe li6 Elm 2ano. oaS
fanhtno3tpon3igmal 10 groB wie oos
Oert be &eid unO anoertbal6mal
GROCER als gan5 europa lit, plosli6
SIR &itltur criAlolIen! Gin 2ano,
0os IiA bon ocn llralge6irgen bis al
ben Gtiaen O5can, bonn Noroliden
Gisnaeer big an ole @ren5en @binas
eritredt uno oeS Die meiiten MIR Dem
9iuuleu rafb fanntcn! Gin 2ano, oas
nit iei1cn ipeiten @benen, ieinen
MieienmdiOcrL ieinen fololialen
&inierfrditeu unO ieinem nod tell
tneiie plbefGlrnten &eidtlm an Wei'
1N,ruIien oIler Mrt g~Ian5enoe Ius'
ildltcn bietetl
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
esIsrrabs aus D~sUftscfafr.Aa Ia.
Bon 81. g. 9ed.

.@eierrube" lit Elm iebr be8eid-
MEMBER Name fir Oieien merfwirOi-
0en groBen G~abenOogel. Sein oent-
ider Rome beOeutet OasieIbe Die ser
luteinii6e .GorpuItur". Inter Oicler
8e3eidnung lit er auf i'm Spitem
gu elmer beIon6eren @attung erbo.
ben tuor0en, insbeionoere tuegen ieis
mes boben, Idarien, born gefriimm-
ten SdnabeIs, Der nit Dem zines
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

grinnerung lit oas un5ers
rcibbare Biloerb,H.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS Nearly curroHt receipts tAi2; South
ern, y
CHKEsE-.NsW York state fscterJ. new. SSGSs
LIVE rULLTRY IloostsT, pa IN. 3Ss;
TURKEYS. pct 10. 57s5ec: hens, pCT lb, 5sS
chickens, Saio: guincss iSc esct.
DRESSED I'OCl1i. - Trrkcyt. per h, ga
p: rooscrs. PCT No.. .; hens. ~ ls., as.S
csr0ns iOsG.
GREEN FRUIT-ApTles Ter bbl.. 5sll;
trry sS.i; California lemons, ssiE; California
ranges. sac; florida oranges, S'8ss. Gran
berries. iss20 psf bsI; grapefruit. s'4SS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No. I, Stss.O PCT
sack. beans per has 5a7; V-ppers, crate. SlsE7;
cs7lsnt, glEs crate; cabbage. Old, 20 lbs l.55a2
,stA,ays. new. Ials2 lss bryls, crste, SRsi; let
tuc-. 81 o.s; leas. sac La; sweet pOUatocs
sss't per tbl; California cs'ery. crate. i6l2;
Florida sssT5: celcry. l.50U2 % bunch: squash,
rcr eli., lsal2op spinach, sa5 por bbl ksle
sass per hbl turnins. LpEl.5o per bbl; Zion.
da tnnstcCS ts7 crstS.
DRESSED PoRk-Light. a. medium. 9os. /;
heavy. Isaie.
LIVE sTOCK-Shecp, Ter H.. 5s5; csives
10: medium. IjsIt: common l2sl5: lsmhs. I5sb
HAY AND GRAIN-No l timothy. Ss5lA a
ton; No. . timothy. 2sss1s ton; mixed hay.
Zs.s2', a ton mixed osu. Sss6s; white. osA
easIU; corn. LIS bu.
sEEDs-Clofcr 3.5S per bushcl: tiDethy. 80
per ha.hcli red top srsss l6sl5c ICr pound; hue
sraS- S1Oss.75 per buSbel orchard srsss. s7Ss
LUU lsaG IusIel
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
URGES DISTRICT
BUILDING ZONE
Col. Kutz Has Plan to
Beautify Capital-Wants
Citizens Aid.

a building zone plan for the
besutificstion OF the city and for
sanitary and hyFienic purposes was
advocated by Engineer Commits
sIoner hutz, at meeting of the
ki~snls Club, last week.
Col. Kuts pointed out that the
city had grown lax in it's building
laws during the past few years and
suggested 4 building zone plan. with
zones throughout the city for build
inEs Of a certain height
"A building 1one plan for the
District would mean a division Of
the District into zones, industrial
or manufacturing zones, and un-
restricted zones" he said. The es-
t6biIshment of such zones does not
Interfere in the slightest degree
with the continued use of property
within those zones as il has been
used in the past but restricts the
future development to uses pre-
rcribed for that particular zone.
The Commissioner have been
interested in This subject for a
number Of years, but the war caused
the matter to be set aside. We are
now trying TO arouse a general IN
terest In the subject and have ap-
pointed a committee OF citizens to
advise and assist the Commission
ers in the formulation OF law
which would authorize the prepera-
tion of comprehensive coming
plan for the District"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Wm ]. Tuuv;t. = years. Providence Hosp'.
E,izsbeth \. Ecefer q. 30 Stanton place ne.
Charles Binns. 50. n NJ u. nv.
wm. L. Payne. IS, in automobile En- route 70
D. G
Florence A. NJ. HiHou. q. eos y. 7. ave. nv.
David |. Coz. &. 1872 Ch.pin - nv.
Elizabeth Robinson. e. Garfield Ho-ptS..
wm Redd, e5 Gkrteld Hosptsl.
Martha l. Noye, 81. - md ct. ne.
GiuBo FoEiolo, a. loo md st NV.
COLOKtD.
Anna NJ. Wet g. 3P OSkdsle place nv.
F9nmG Valentine g. FreeiUlans Hospital.
Miles Montague. S. 40 sth st. nv.
Catherine r. Mitchell 50. 5lt e. = -.
MStilds A Matthew = 90 Franklin s.. nv.
Bose L. MsttheWs . 90 Franklin 81 NV.
Nm 4 Freeman, g. TuhcrUula~s Ho- .attL
Elward TOlliveT 6. Patterson -. ne
Lens bradley, g Tuberculosis HOspitHl
James n Gardner, G.. SumnGr Ct. nv.
Jamie scott, q, Frpe5mHn's Hospital
Lillian Holly. s. Pred mans HnsiatEl
Fannie Anderson. e. "a f. sw.
AuertG Porter. y FreuimAn's Hospital
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
SEEK U. s. BANK
FOR new TRADE
Business Interests Urge
Government to Help in
South American Field.

American business interests, trad
ing with South America, have
sought government aid in setting up
a bank to take over South Amer
can securities, 1t became known
yesterday. Proposals have been
made to Eugene Meyer. jr.. manag-
ing director of the War Finance
Corporation, for the creation of
such an agency, it was stated off,
cially.
The plan would require between
s25,0OO.OOO and s50,00O,000 from the
War Finance Corporation. Private
interests would aid in supplying a
similar amount of funds so that all
large operations in inter-Americair
trade could be handled without diff
Guilty, it was explained to the House
committee.
Members of the House committee
expressed the opinion that people Of
this country might not favor the
government engaging i'm what
amounts to private banking. Meyer
told them it WIS necessary to aid in
re-estabIishing the foreign trade
channels and said he did not be-
lieve such action could be construed
as an operation in investments.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
TERR0RS OF
SKINDISEASES

1t is up to your blood to keep
you we'll and a balance in the
bank of health.
Those whose blood is infested
with the germs of skin disease
should be delighted to know that
in the midst of all their suffering
there is permanent relief from the
tortures Of this most annoying of
all diseases.
1t is necessary for you to purify
and cleanse the blood; restore it to
healthy condition and thus help
nature to remedy your trouble.
5. S. S.. backed with sixty (6O)
years Of success, is the great blood
purifier and tonic. S. S. S. is
made only from roots, herbs and
barks which nature has provided
as medicinal agents that enable the
blood to rid itself of poison and
regain Its natural properties.
Do not continue any longer the
make-shltt treatment, but go to
your druggist today and start TAX
ing course of S. S. S., which
goes down into the circulation and
forces out all foreign matter, re-
storing the blood to its normal
healthy condition. relieving at the
proper source skin affections.
If you will write our Medical
Director he will gladly give you
full instructions about your own
case without charge. Address
Medical Director. I54 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
Rich Red Blood Natures Safe.
guard.

Do you realize how much your
Ieetth and efficiency of mind and
body depend upon the condition of
your blood? Your body is made
up of cells-each one too small to
be seen except under a powerful
microscope. each one a workman
that has to be fed, built up, re-
built. cleansed Of waste matter, en-
coursged to do its work efficiently.
The blood does this. Impure. i'm
poverlshed or poisoned blood
staryes, irrltates or poisons cells all
over the body. Nerve cells when
iuitated or starved protest in the
form of Eczema. letter, Boils,
Pimples and similar skin troubles.
notwithstanding the lavish use of
salves. lotions, washes and other
local treatment applied to the irri-
tated parts, which is only tempo
rary relief.
No one ever heard of a person
being afflicted with any form of
skin diseases whose blood was in
good condition. Therefore, it is
but logical to conclude that the
proper method of treatment for
skin diseases is to purify the bIooG
and remove the tiny germs of pol
luton that break through and
manifest their presence on the sur
face Of the skin.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
WORLDS TRADE
DEMANDS PEACE
American Capitalists Pre-
dict Bread Lines Under
Present Conditions.

Paris. Feo. z.-Amercsn captains
OF industry studying the Industrial
and economic conditions IN Europe
are inclined to be pessimistic with
regard TO the future. unless peace ts
made soon and normal conditions OF
trade and Industry are quickly re-
stored
The world is wonderfully organised
for production Of war materials and
carrying on OF war activities. Nov
the war material production ts be
ing stopped and all war activities
have slowed down.
BeIsis~ Needs Msehises.
But there has been no correspond
ing organization for the resunrtior
Of normal life. The results are stag
nation and restiveness everywhere.
Belgium cannot resume normal
work because her factories are de-
nuded OF machinery. The same IA
true OF Northern France which m
sists upon waiting for machinery OF
French manufacture instead Of
quickly Installing machinery from
America.
Germsny's Industries are in 5000
shape. but devoid Of raw materials.
Russts's position Is chaotic.
Great Britain Is having trouble with
labor. Sho is spending nearly three
times her income Wages have in
creased over ieO per cent. The reason
Is mainly that the value OF money 20
going down. This will continue
everywhere unless production is re-
sumed by a quick and sufficient re-
organization OF industry.
Bread Line. Predicted.
Eminent financiers acquainted with
conditions prevailing in Europe pro
dictcd today that unless Immediate
*teps are taken 10 reorganize industry
there would be bread lines all over
Europe by the first OF MAY.
Too much reliance is being placed
in continued distribution Of food and
financial aid from the United States.
American business men studying the
question are inclined TO think In,
United States is eNhaustinE its Fl
Dorado.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
BIRTHS REPORTED.
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Nm. and EtbsI ScsuilfHrry. h1v.
Guy X and Lille @ Suence. rirl
NorTal I. and R0seiee Richards. boy.
Patrick J. and Eleu y. Rankin. hoy.
freutcn X. and R1rhsrs A. O'Bfisn. siri
Thos. n. and Lila ~ Nu1hy. nrl.
J Guy and MsrEsrpt N-nronc boz
Hugh 4. and Ida Lsv.6r. by.
Wm- and ETma Ming. rifI.
Chas- r. Hnd IEurs &. Kienlc. rifl
10 E aud pli,s L. HEruntn. bcr.
AhrEiGn and Nsrr Ger-o~itA boz
rfrIBhGli and ~ Dorrnsr. EuT
Henry L. and lsUCy ". Co7cursn. an.
Andrer J. ard ssTzh X. CsIlsn. rirI
HeiIrT E and Lucy " Cr-rlzr. rr'.
Horace c. and Grsrr D. Clo-s. h1-.
Eivtrd J anil Ethe n. Eiuinf boz.
Ne-il md NTrnrei Dsrnps b1'
C1ss. l. and ResSie BeanS TiH
Water r. and EdIth ArustronE boz.
lss. =. and Abti7 Laura AleEEndgr. hoy
COBOnED.
Issnusl and E.1e Thu7nss Irr
Ge1rrN aud IliCie n Smith. cir
Aihs-- and Many Innrs. i0v.
RAYMOND l. and Ustue jackson. brv
Richard 4. AMI Marie rrrrmtu boy.
william snd Mar Crls. buy
Rgtssrt snd NinCv Cssh. hu,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
FOUR Arrested
N MURDER OF
DRY" OFFICER
Three Men and One Woman
Held as Suspects in
Tragedy.
SIX QUARTS EVIDENCE
Cap Found in Motor Car
Said to Fit One of
Prisoners.

With three men and one woman un-
der arrest as suspects In the murder
Of William Z. Payne, member of the
prohibition commission Of virginia,
early Friday night, Assistant Com
monwealth Attorney Frank l. Ball
said last night he believed he has the
guilty party.
However, there has been no cessa-
ton in the hunt for the slayer as the
authorities are determined to overlook
no loose ends in the search for the
man who shot and killed Payne.
Six Quarts Of whisky and a cap are
being held as tangible evidence in the
case. These were found In Payne's
automobile. Ball says that the cap
fits one of the suspects held.
Whereabouts Not Revealed.
Despite the statement of Common
wealth Attorney Ball that four per-
sons were being held for investlga-
tion no one I'm authority would say
where they were being held. and
canvass Of all jails in proximity to
ROsslyn did not reveal their where
abouts.
Close questioning yesterday revealed
that just before Mrs. Payne left
her husband on the night of the
HluTueT 10 20 10 nearby sLule ht
told her that he saw a bOOtlegger
and that he was going TO get him.
That was the last time he spoke
to her.
Wet propa Eanda encouraging
iro less element was largely RESPONSE
pfc for the murder of Payne. accord
ing to Wayne r. Wheeler, general
.".r sci on behalf of the Auti-SaloOn
League
Is NhCeter last night declared that the
assassinatiOn of Officer Payne. of Vir-
Iinia. the second State official who
has been shot recently, and other
acts OF violence in various parts OF
the country, are largely due to the
enCOura aEement that the lawless ele-
ment Is receiving from those who Op-
pose the enforcement of the prOhibi-
ton amendment"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-23
TALKS TO WOMEN;
ROBBED OF $50 ROLL
John Tossas Report, Robbery 10
Poliee-Deseribes Thieves.

While talking to a woman on L
street between Ninth and Tenth
streets. John Tosgas, s33 E street
northwest. reported to the police
last night that he was seized from
behind by man who held him
while the woman went through his
pockets. robbing him of three $50
bills. The woman was described
as being 5 feet inches tall. dark
hair. dark complexion, large mole
on left cheek and was wesEsug a
long black coat and a large dark
hat. Toggas could not say whether
she was white or colored.
Held up at the point OF a pistol
by two colored men last night while
delivering orders for the c. d.
Kenny Company, James B. Price,
200 Eleventh street southwest, re-
ported that he was robbed of $50.
He gave a description Of the rob-
bers