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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
POHRBfVANi OHNEM.

Celorocni schuze spolku
pro pohrbivani ohnem pro stat
Ohio odbyvala Sc We ctvrtek
dine 16. ledna 1919. Usneseno
"a poplatek Tf5c mesicn6 yypla
ceti $35 "a spaleni po 6 mesic
MIN clenstvi. Povoleno $25 do
vinku Ceskoslovensk6 republi-
ky. Zastupcem do Svazu Svo-
bodomyslnych zvolen byl pan
Alois Huml, a povolen take
piispevek $500. Schuze pro
rok 1919 odbyvati Sc budou
vzd wa ctvrt roku a to led
nu, v dubnu, cervenci a rijnu
I.vzdy 3ti ctvrtek v mesici 8
hodin vecer V citarne Ceske
Narodnf Sine. Spolek cita v mi
ste 40 clenu, coz jest ma pocet
svobodomyslnych Cechu v ma
Sem m6ste velmi malo; odbo6
ka V Dillonvale cita 20 clenG.
Mnoho obGanG dava Sc pO sve
smrti spopelniti a "a pricinou
tou NELL by Sc stati cleny spoil.
ku tohoto. Prispevky obnaseji
15c mesicn6 a po 6 mesicnim
clenstvi vyplaceno bude pozu-
stalym po clenech $35 ma zpo-
pelneni. Urednici pro rok 1913
u nichz mnozno Sc Ia elena
prihlasiti jsou: pred. Fred
Schwartz, 1904 Lawn ave. N,
w. Tai. Frank Yunger ,12S0e
Berham ave.; 1cet. josef Bra
bee 1854 w. 38. st. a pokl. A
Huml 341O E. So. St.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
'sTklzNl KRAM vYHokEL.


V pfisklepi dvoupatroveho
obchodniho domu {. 2716 zap.
25 ul. vznikl vcera odpoledne
pozar, ktery Sc rozsiril V n6ko
lika minutach do vyssich pa
ter zniGil stiiznf zavod J. Da-
tidsona. Trilete ditko pani Loo
n1isove. V ncjvvssim poschodi
hydlici. bezmala uhorelo a rov
n6z JIM obyvate'e blocku sotva
re hole zivoty zachranili. Sko-
da ma majetku cini $4,000 a
wink ohn6 Jest hasicskymi
,narSaly vvSetTovan. Vyhofely
block byl dreveny a znacneho
staTi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
iW!lS,'S'l W,!,S;,S':|] \,
WSS W.El!SS]
DO VfNKU CESKOSLOVEN.
SKE REPUBLICE SLOZENO
v ADM. "SVETA."

Cesti delnici u McKin-
ney Steel Co. slozili:
F.. Kovar 81; J. Jicha
81; F. Dvorak 81; j.
Charvat 81; r. Sonicky
81; j. Sonicky 81; FIR.
Kflz 81; FIR. Protiva 81
j. Koliba 81; w. R. An
derson 81; j. Pesek 81;
A. Nedelka 81; M. Veil
SEX 81; j. Zakovec SOC
FIR. Mraz SOC; Chas.
Cigler so; V. 'Jirsa so;
A. Pesek so; j. Pesek
so; J. Penkava SO; J.
Kulisek 25; B. Zronek
25c. Celkem bylo p. A.
j. Jichou odvedeno 1900
Pi. Salakova 800
Pri novoroGni schGzi
dine 19. ledna 1919 W.
brano mezi bratry Ce-
skeho Stfeleckeho Klu-
bu Vlast $7.2O, dale br.
Jan Blaha 50 a James
Valtman SO. Celkem
odvedeno 11.2O
Dne 18. ledna 1919 bylo
vykazano 5000
Dne %. ledna 1919 sc
naleza v adm. "Sveta" $01 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
TWSS] WSS.'
Iesl.e-EssI
Z ADMINISTRACE "POSEL
STVf".

Bylo nam z Clevelandu oZna
memo, re mnoZi odberatele
"Po3elstvi" stezuji 81 ma to, re
'Poselstvi" velmi nepravidel-
ne dochazelo a ze mnoha pfi
padech nedoSlo.N Ponevadz "a
TO cinema je administrace "Po-
selstvl" zodpov6dnou, prohla-
Sujeme, re vsecka cisla "Posel-
stvi" vzdy byla administered
peclive vypravena a ma vsecky
'adressy zaslana. Neni naSi vi.
lrou, ze nedostalo Sc 'Poselstvi
do rukou naSich odberatelu. V
poslelni dobe slySime narky
Ipodobneho razu re vSech mist
a ma vSecky casopisy, a tudiz
Ipatrno, lie neni to vinOu case.
risu. ale dopravy.
Prosime, ably nam byl kaz'
! Idy pripad oznamen a my vel.
mi radi dodame takova cisls
Znovu vsem, kdoz O ne poza.
dali. -
Ia administered "Poselstvi"
| L V.-al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
CLEVELANDSKY SYMFONI.
CKY ORCHESTR.

Hudebni organisace uvede-
neho jmena byla utvorena "a
podzimku uspora-
da V Grays Arnory We dnech
30. ledna, |. dubna a 2. dubna
til popularni koncerty "a rize-
nj Nikolaje Soko,ova. Mezi Get
nyni vynikaiicimi solisty zpi-
vati Dude sopranistka Hulda
I.ashanska, Americanka Geske-
10 puvodu, ktera 81 zahy vysko
lenym Zpevem dobyla znacne-
,tc jmena. V Clevelande sc po-
prve vyznamenala pri hudeb.
MIN vecirku pofadanem pro
sinci minuleho roku V Statlel
hotelu, kdy Sc j; dostalo vSeo
becneho uznani.
Sy .nfonicky orchestr hodl;
" piiStI sezOne usporadati ce
;lou radu koncertu z nichz ne
k+ere i v blizsich mestech.
Vstupenky pro uvedene ii
popu,' arni koncerty jsou V ce
ne cd 25c do $3.50 mimo va
, .eCnou dan k dOstani u A. F
Hughes, c. 313 Caxton Bldg.
I\NCCl [XAICCl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
CETAR FRANT. LUDWIG
PADL.

V dneSnim seZnamu Ztrat
vyskytuji Sc dive jmena Cleve-
land anu a mezi mimi jest .ime
no cetare Frantiska Ludwiga.
1868 Clinton Ave-, jenz V bit
vc ma zapadni fronte padl. We
skere clevelandske ztraty do
dneska jsou: $50 padlych, 888
ranenych a. 457 nezvestnych.
Celkove amer. ztraty cini 217,-
l44 padlych, ranenych a po-
hreSoyanvch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Lenivl ptaci.

Marence pri prvni navsteve
ia statku bylo receno, ably .sla
do stodoly hledat vejce. Pc ne
Jake dobe Marenka Sc navra-
tia sko1em s placem.
- Nemohla j3o nalezti zad-
reho vajicka? tazala Sc ma,
tka.
- Ne, odpovedGla Mafen,
ka. Myslim, re je to take ne.
ntzke, nebot hromada slepic
tam stala a nndelala mic.
WSsl WsS.. ls
Peciiva matinka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
P. T. OBCHODNfCI
MA ODPOCINKU Poor!

Nae travit zbytek sveho Ii
vota dusnem meste a vzpo-
minat ma zazite starosti, kdyz
nyni muzete Sc kochat v 'kra-
sne prirode, dychat cisty zdra-
w vzduch kazdy den v roce.
pestovat zeleninu.. ovoce, dru-
bez a pTi tom nit pozitek ne1-
zajsnavejsiho zamestnani v Ii
vote. Nam ma prodej IA akro-
YOU farmu domem o Z poko-
jlch. velka ban garaz ma au-
tomobil, velky slepicnik, w.
chovna pro kuratka, 100 slepic
4 2 kravy. Je tam dost jahod
malin, trochu vina, pres 100
81 -, oIoll' = - :.
nych druhu. Farma Sc naleZa
pet minut pesky cd Twinsburg
zeleznicni stanice a deset mi
nut Cd Twinsburg Center, biz
/! ko obchodu, skoly a kostelu.
Je to nejlepsi pozemek v okoli,
moderne zarizena farma ce-
skym sousedstvem. Proda Sc
"a $1,000 bud hotove nebo ma
splatky, jak 81 kupec bude
prat. Dopiste ma Frank Novak,
Stanley Rd., Twinsburg, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
S,benicni hu,.nor.

"Konecn6 Ease te jednou VI
dim! CO delaS? Jak Sc mas?'
81 hanba povidat! Stara mi
lezi. dcera misto vdavek sedl
y ia vSude ViSlm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Pecliva natinka.

Dcera: "Mant.nko, prosim
te, porad', co bych svemu Jaro
slavovi mela dati k svatku?"
Matka: "ViS co? - Udelej
mu vysivany miniaturni panto
flfcek ma hodinky! At uz jako
zenich pomalu 81 Zvyka -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
'WsSl WsS'!l
LISTARNA REDAKCE.

PAM A. NJ. - kde pritomns
prodleva 332 piuk peslch? -
Y Benatkach (Venice) v Italii,
Ice brzy vypluje k domovu a
to z Janova (Genoa).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
YARNS ron RENT


ron HFNT Ten ,cf.s suitable Tor sSrder
"r cotton Phone pts
/ ron RtiT room modern apartment 10
Ai~t fA2s y rrrrymAn ne with i~'
MURPHY lu adoor beds possession Apr.
I price go Tho tuhn ll Miller 90
~ " FOURTH ~ Phone 500
ruH RENr Modern q room apartment
furniture FOR sale ,rry rs4aonAbis rhor,
FLATS AND APARTMENTS 20
A"pthN r"onk Aps,,m"nt s'th -o'r
~a'sf rlv'triritv and Ess Included. ~.
per month select EhDUrnoId sdu
"ulN l2tl ,htrhgu r'A'r rhnr.
Nl'f four room apartment uniufnI,b"d
io7 iArlon Phone '2rl
FOK kfHT 80 room furnished apartment
rir'urlv phone hot and rold water
Hll v Second
ArARINEN1
No W Nesrng'r0h r I room, and
bath hIfd~opd floors neat snd ..nilor
service So zoe lanitor lu D.'em.ut
APARTMEHrs YURMsHEG 70
SECOND J. "a Frr rent iIuom a,art
msni partly mrnt-nrd rent rshsou.nle
MARY BRO,kMAN NrNHIMENr- Onr
n'r"b inrntshed n nom apartment tor
ro1t fhnu" iI0l
Fok SALE lca,~ aud nrrIshiuEs of de-
srabie apartment rooma and sun pa
lor CAL T0aH
cLo'E n apartment rcfer,nsrA rcquifsd
PbOne AIa,.
ron Rent furnished apartments. 90
Ply with rcfsren''i Adde's, H55 care
world.
ROOM beauum,y Furnished apartment
ground i0or f,u per month ilg7 x
FOH RfSl--f~o room apartment and 'ur
nl'ute Tor sale, uf,ro tl5O. rcnt g. %
per week 'AIl M0oreheAd $3.50
nor kfNT room apartment , bedrooms
and the furniture for sale. rent 500 PEI
month. and o.o.c iu r.l Moofchesi
$3.50
FoR RkNT--Io couple without children. a
newly furnished 3 room apartment In do
NrAhh south side tesldcnce disttici. beat
OF reictrnces required Phone 300 Tor
particulars
FOR RENT Beautifully Furnished room
huhRalou basement garage And phone
Tor ur months Gail at il1 W Jas
per any time SUNDAY
FOR SALE--leasr and furnishings OF DE-.
sirabIe apartment, q rooms and sun par
Tor Csll 1923
unnaru rnp urAr -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
ron TRADE MISCELLANEOUS ,

lln.AtRE lara. honlFumcr, ,uuui,c Nil.
Houti near BcllctluWer on &. 4 near
wabash railroad rolling and good soil
no rock or hard pan. arres timber bal
Ance cultivation good water and build
tngt priocd reasonable tcr sale or might
consider trade for 1ulN or kAnsA, CSN
property AddrvHs Itoy $50 care World
WFSr TULSA business lot for good auto
mobile A.. y. boz 1853.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
WANTED TO BuY
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
MUsTCAL IkATRUMENTa

EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE ~
To TRADF.-Niro lot In Kendall with cash
a. hrst payment on house closer IN Ad
dress 81 care World
GOOD income property in live oil town
close 30 Tulsa will trade fur lAud Ad
dress 49, care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
Phone $40 or 49, or See

BARGAIN ON SOUTH MAIN
Corner lot, lOOIlI0 feet : hia g.
Elegant location for automobile business "
office building. Pr,co $4,000, vru'
Phone 5746.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

North side-Ten room apartment @nr
lot. rents 1000 per year. close 70 basias'
district. Price s5, 500, terms Phone S's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WANTED TO REN1


NANTtb rso connecting nicely furnished
rooms preferably 90 south side and m
private rrMdence no childtru. Ca
NIbi
WANTED 10 tedt , 70 X room uGiurutshrd
house On Fouih tiir hetWrcA now and
Aprl Il adults and beat or references
Phone 1904
WANTED 10 RfNT 10 room uuflf.
rl'hod apartment fiat ~ cottage three
adults ln family vi. pay three months
rent iu advance CaU Nantinr. phone
IuIt or $3.50
COUPLE wants uufurui.hsd bunt.o~
south 'ds. viii rent with privilege Of
bu,Ius rpirrsncsa iuTulAhrd Address
--f care World
WASTED TO RENT Nan and vii. want
room un'urGishcd house. near car lib-
With garden spot Phone $40 after
70 y 10 o..
NAN rkD TO RENT By AprI d. furnished
dupl~6 house Tor two families. modern
address ~ raFc World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
HousRs FOR sALK

NORTH slpE--Dsndy room bungA'oS
crAmti finish fine location; pucs
ti,too for quick ss'r good terms NAdop
Investment Go 2lg Old Firsi National
Hldg Phone 1898. krsidcuCe 29i7 Can
hr Douglass
LEAVING ClrN-Oier for immediate tA'
ny rrsidonts located AI Eighteenth ana
Peoria west front. al modern con
wood fDors basement With garage, ton.
pis court brand uep house and 81
turgAln. Lots lTUHlao. Apply a. QUO"
Mrs T. r. Moore Phone $3.50
FOR SALE Fave room cottage. close 90,
south eide. In Horace Mann school d.
lri'l WIZ tax" part payment q
good secondhand or ncw automobile
Price. - 100 Phone 1OBG 1927
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

WANTED TO ront turrlsbrl or uuiur.
rixhsi house 10 couple with or without
garage modern close 100 Address : 70
care World
apartment W cottage close In Phone
5Ot2 after y m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

One lott 5Orl40, in best rosidsncs par o
city in Bellyiew district Price w"
Phone 57ls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
FINANCIAL
nnAL nNTATE LOANA

NEAL EhTNIE LUAFh "
LOANS made on Tulsa property ~ will
Ltas you 10 hHtld or buy q homo va
are Tulsa Institution. Tulsa Iutou
oAu s savings Asr Phone 5''i :
l Ifh -
$50 600 IO lOAN uu osls '0hrNpi iow pis
monthly payment plan" NJ lihEhr1, III
PaIAre |idg Phone 1lnl
cry LOANS
.Nsd- promptly nu Tulsa improved bnAln"as
~ rrs.ltEro property l.owcst rates. 'sp"
etsly on choice well iosAisi property, T.
4 Lil'y 2l2 TcIss bldg ~ y. Pourth ~.
Phone ,lI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

New ! o room residence on terms 5000
lot; two bAths, servants quarter 81 ~
srn oonyenenoes Price $1,000. FS''
I7lR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
LAND! LAND!

LAND! LAND?
Big money in grain. livestock. fruit,
poultry. Michigan best hardwood
land SIS 10 $40 per acre Easy terms
Markets schools. churches Free in
surnnCe Farm advisers. No Swnmps
or stones, 10 to 100 aTres Best land
offer In l.. s. from largest COMPANY
Booklet free write today Swigart
Land Co, jess First Natl Bk Bldg,
Chicago. III.
600 ACRES ideA.. miles town. Frantnn
county, Kan improved smooth. 90 acre,
-hcat 100 grass balsnce spring crop
on national highway: possession Write
for list Mansiirlds. Ottawa Kan.
BARG AlN-sO Ecres: as In cultivation. 5
acres garden and fruit, bAlsncr pasture !,
room house, barn and fences leased for
oil aud gas. less han miles Of =.
barrel well $500 Call 1881. y
\ Morry Bov So. West Tulsa. Okla
GENAS INNpS. The new shattuck branch
Of the santa Fr Railroad will open for
settlement and development a whcst aud
stock farming section In Northwest Texas
near Oklahoma state line Thirty miles
~ railroad now completed LAndE Of a
prairie character ready for the plow- no
stone stump, nor brush 10 be cleared
a. attractive prices on easy terus Cii.
mate healthill rain falls during growing
season Write Tor free Illustrated folder
giving cIperirncs and results settlers
have secured Va short time on small cap.
iial = & spesrnAu. a2l Railway EN.
change. Chicago, NJ.
LISTEN acre valley farm g. 200
terms. improved So, near tosn 81 GOO
terms. others aeUra,h. Mountain Nie~
Mo
FOR SNLE-rsn acres . miles from city
limits. srrss in bearing fruit trees
good small house large oistern. we'll and
outhuilliues all fenced and cross fenced
hog tight, can make good terms II sold
his week. Phone st
" NNTED--ro hay from owner 5 70 . roeu,
house Phone 6Sj3 or 1885
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ACREAGE FOR SALE ss
FOR SNlh hy owner. 40 aurrs. 4 miles oi
Tulsa Sl1, psr acre hsif cash Phone
tH' A Upton. 2loA s. MAIN
FuR sNht--s0 acres, just right for ARE
lrA'is on OSArk trAtl . n mile, out. Tor
80 per acre. viii make good terms SFe
Nur' j.. Grant 5it fruG national B,dE
Fn0ro "Itu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

BarEnin-b acres. ono mile so1'hsh
city limits Small house, fine garden "
plenty water. Price - 600 Ihone ''"
JONES 4 McClhRi.
Room IS. Bynum Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
HOUSES FoR RENT

FOR RENT Three or four room house
partly furnished for houNcke-ping suit
able for small family. convenient 10 two
street cars, screened porCn, we'll water
Take otcutt car 10 south end Of limo or
phone 2t7I.J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
BARGAIN

store building 2iIlio. corner lot
East liyIand, 1901 Federal 5000,
terms 10 suit. large discount for
cash. Phone SIli SIS East 3d 81
f"ullug for f22J per month price SO.
500 terms S. 500 cash, balance monthly
AddrrSH owner 7 q BoN 1873. Tulta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
Will SON HEADS
FOR FOE CAMP
President on His Way to Caliior-
MIA, With No Stops During
Day-In Stale Six Days.

On Board President wilson's
Special, Sept 16.-Heading south
ward for San Francisco. President
Wilson today begins a six days
visit to California in the interest
of the peace treaty.
On the longest leg Of his western
tour. his train had no stops sched-
uled during the entire day and the
president improved the opportunity
to rest from his arduous speech
making campaign in the northwest.
He left Portland. Ore. last night
and will arrive in San Francisco
tomorrow morning. completing the
first half Of his 10000 mile swing
around the circle.
Although Mr.. Wilson has only
Dne address a day on his schedule
for the remaining four days of the
week. it is considered likely that
he may break his rule against i'm
prOmptu speeches from the rear
platform of his car and at public
luncheons
In California Mr.. Wilson again is
in the home territory OF one Of his
bitterest opponents Of the peace
treaty. Senator Hiram Johnson of
that state, being among the speak
ers who are touring the west to re
ply to the presidents appeal for
ratification.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
SELECTING JURY
IN CASE AGAINST
MILK PRODUCERS

Chicago, Ill. Sept. 16.-Arrange-
ments were completed today for
the trial of eight officials of the
Milk Producers association on
charges of conspiracy TO fix the
price of milk and ELIMINATE compe-
tition. Trial has been continued
several times. The state planned
to call approximately 100 witness
es, it was said, and the defense
probably would summon an equal
number.
The association is composed OF
16,427 milk producers in Northern
Illinois, Indiana, and Southern
Wisconsin.
Nicholas Michaels, assistant
states attorney, is leading counsel
for the prosecution. Charles s
Deneen. former governor of Hi
nois, heads the counsel for the de-
fense.
Selection of a jury for the tria,
was begun in criminal court this
morning. A motion by attorneys
for the defendants to compel the
states attorney TO return all pa
pers and documents seized in a
raid on the organization head
quarters in September, 1917, was
overruled. The documents are
said to constitute the principal
evidence against the defendants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
INSISTS KAISER
Be HANDED OVER
Lloyd George Determined To Have
Peace Heads Demand Holland
Deliver Emperor.

Paris, sept l6-Prcmicr Lloyd
George is determined TO have ST
settled that the peace conference
demand from Holland the handing
over OF former Emperor william.
according to Lo Journal today The
newspaper asserts that the premier
who is planning to leave Paris to-
day will insist before his depar.-
ure upon having such action de
cided upon.
The peace treaty with Germany
arraigns William HOheuz0llcrn, the
former German emperor for a su-
preme onense against information
al morality and "the sanctity of
treaties" and provides for spc-
cial tribunal TO try him. The
clause of the treaty dealing with
this question closes with this sen
tenCe:
The allied and associated pow
ers will address "A request to the
government of The Netherlands for
the surrender 10 them of the OK
emperor. in order that he may bo
put on trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
TREASURY FACES
HUGE DEFICIT BY
MIDDLE OF 1920

Washington. Sept. IA deficit
of more than three billion dollars
by July 1. 1920. is facing the treas
ury even should congress not ap-
prOpriate another penny before
that date Chairman Good of the ap-
preparations committee today in
formed the hous warning it that
greater economy than ever ex-
hibited before" must be practiced
by government departments.
Already the government is COM
mitted to expenditures for the
year ending next June 30, of $40
S31 POI ,585 while the total revenues
are estimated at 39,928, ,24O.
The price of living may be re-
duced somewhat by a vigorous en-
forcement OF laws" said Mr.. Good
but no real benefit will be felt
until the cost of production is re-
duced. and it may be necessary 10
reduce very materially our circU-
lating medium. If the nation is TO
receive relief from present unrest
and from high prices of the neces-
saries of life. our people must
practice the strictest economy. The
government through its executive
departments should lead in this
crusade"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
BRUTAL ACTSOF
MEXICANS TOLD
Miss Laut, Before Senate Body De,
scribes Grimes and Gives Plan
to "Pacify" Mexico.

Washington, Sept. 16.-FurJher
angles OF the Mexican situation
were expected to be laid before the
senate foreign relations sub-cOm-
mittee investigating relations be-
tween this country and Mexico
Miss Agnes Laut. who recently
returned from Mexico, in advising
against Intervention in Mexico, laid
before the committee last night a
solution of the Mexican problem
which she characterized as the
benefcent pacification" Of Mexico.
In confederation of her assertion
that widespread corruption had in
flicted on Mexico nine years of
crucifiXiOn," and that "95 per cent
of the people are looking for help
Miss Laut described several of the
brutalities of which she knew
Tells of BrutaIitieS.
An American girl from Nebraska.
she said. now is somewhere in the
hills, the captive of Mexicans who
dragged her from her home near
the gulf coast When tIa band ap-
peared they roped her father and
mother and when she, 16 years old,
threw herself before the MeXicans,
they declared they would kill her
parents. She tainted and when re
vived she found herself alone in the
hills with her assailants.
Another story she related was
that of a woman whose skin was
stripped from her face. the Mexi-
can cutting from the center of the
forehead circularly about the face.
then tearing the covering loose
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
PREMIER
FACING CRISIS
Nitti'S DenunciatiOn OF Captain
D'AnnunZiO'S Move In Plume
Brings Him Trouble.

Paris. Sept. 16..-Premier Fran
Cesco Nitti of Italy. faces a govern
mental crisis as a result of his de-
nunciation of Captain Gabrielle d
Annunzio. who last week entered
Fiume at the head of strong
force of irregular" troops and
who has since been receiving re
Inducements, according to advices
from Rome,
The supreme council of the
peace conference has decided to
allow Italy to deal with the seri-
Gus situation that has arisen in
Fiume deeming it a purely inter
national matter.
Captain d Annunzio. according
to a Belgrade dispatch, has pro-
claimed a union of F'iume and It
ally. The message added that an
archy reigns in the city and that
allied flags have been torn down.
TomassO TittOni, italian foreign
minister. and head of ItaIy's dele
cation at the peace conference.
will leave for Rome today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
SLEEP DISEASE
ONELONG DREAM
Illinois Legislator Describes Sensa-
tiOnS OF Strange Sickness
In Bed If Weeks.

Chicago. Sept. 16.-The long
dreams and delusiOns of encephali-
tis or African sleeping sickness.
were described today by Theodore
X. Long. member of the Illinois
Legislature, who apparently is re-
covering after suffering six months
from the malady. Mr.. Long was
affected with the sleeping sickness
after an attack of Spanish infiu-
enza-
Beach scenes predOminated in his
delusions. the assemblyman said.
of course l had others. Some
times | could hear the ringing of
what seemed a million cathedral
chimes. Again saw wonderful ex-
ampleS of architecture. castles, bat
Elements. Sometimes | wandered
through fields of flowers, but. Gu
riously. they had no perfume
Always Sound Of Water.
But no matter what l saw" he
added. Il could always hear the
sound of the surf and sooner or
later found myself again on the
beach"
\ feeling of intoIerable languor
was the siuception of the disease.
Mr.. Long said. He would be com
PEELED to go to bed at any time of
the day the spells struck him. he
said, sleeping from twelve to four
cen hours at the outset. without
feeling the least refreshed
Finally Mr.. Long was confined
o bed II weeks