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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11
ZPRAVY 0 MOVE RUSKE VALCE Ma
VYCHODE EVROPY JSOU POTVRZENY
SPOJENf RUSKYCH ODDfLIJ S GEN
GOLTZEM.
PROTEST LOTYSSKE VLADY u MfROVE
KONFERENCE.
BULLETIN:

Londyn sobotu, l. rina Pfedvoi plukovnika Ava
Iowa Bermondta vnkl do Rgy mesto obsad sice z bud
sedu aneb ctvrtek ak dovda korespon
dent Daily Mail Helsngforsu Finsku
Kodan 10. fjna. = Pluk. Avalov Bermond pfijal
Kurandsku Mtave menu vSeruske vlady ul generaln
no guvernera ak has otyska fadovna Nemecke vysla-
necvi Rigu nahe opuso Zmfneny veel ruskeho loyaln
no voska pozada lotysskou vdu dovoeni voneho pcho
du k ruskym hrancim.
Jiny telegram Kodane sdeuje, re nemecky general
der Gotz spou ruskym voskem pod plukovnkem Avalo
Bermondtem uocil otysska postave1i 13O mil cd
Rgy re obsad Sitosk lezc mmo demarkacni caru Zpr
otske fadovny ale dodava re napor byl odrazen
krvavych zrat 1tocicch.
Armada der Goltze sesavena jest byvaleho cfsaT
skeho voska jest modern6 vypravena aeropany vaecny
mi bitevnim auomobily Pokus NemcI Rigu bombardovat
by zmaTen Angicke francouzske bievnice kovici rz
k6m prsave pfipravy boil ably Rigu pred n6meckym
tokem hajy Ia echto pfprav doso Mitave 27 mil jiz
ne Cd Rigy dohode mez Gotzem vseruskym vojskem
postupneho vykzen zeme oznameno byo zastup
cum spojeneckych vlad pukovnikem Avaovem slovy
"Za utelem napravy chaotickeho stavu administered
echo provinc okupovanych mym vojskem, menoval sem
dstredn vybor aby navrh organisoval docasnou vadu
pfprav zaklady svobodnou administered demokra
ckych zasadach die vlastni vile obyvaelstva"
"Dnesn loysska vida potala vysla loysska voiska
ii hranicim mo voenske zakladny cmz byla porusena
utrata cee obast coz melo nasedek nekoik mensch
srazek udavsch Sc pf vysridani nemeckych strait"
Rize vyhlasen byl stav oblezeni uvoreny zalohy
neschopnych suzeb fronte Vosko jez ubr
do bitevni lnie jest venceno obyvatesvem kvetinami
N6ker6 lotysske depese doprovazi vitezne zpray do
dakem pabou ejch sronfch pusek obro byy znice
ny dive setnny nemeckeho voka re zdarilo ST. Ola
e znGit opanceovany vak Prtomn6 zuri boj cee
ronte. Mezi vojskem obcanstvem panue velke nadsen
dobrovonici houfne hasi jednovym oddlnm, havne
sudenstvo Lotysske voska do nedavna jese boujci
boku angickeho rancouzkeho voska ronte archande
ske prave atlo byo odeslano lined do ohne.
Pariz, 10. fijna. = Dne g. fjna podnkli Nemc ntok
otyske vosko proestu otysske vady doseho mirove
konerenc soucanou zados ably akce tao bya povazo
vana porusenf mrove dohody Celia akce jest pokusem
Nemecka sjedno progermanskymi zvly Ruska, prot
otysska vada hodla veskerou energi posavit
Goz pry vzdor opacnym zpravam sevava SVEN
pokud vykzen baltckych provnci tyce vzdor
marsaka Foche vymluvam nemecke vlady ze nechce
poslechnou" jest stalym nebezpecm svetoveho mru.
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Mayor DaDis, pfitel Cechu.

pc epkH zc
mayor L. enz eznamv
oenych
preE ne vyhedavat svobodu
mich ukpravuo
HarryL ijep min nnayoe
cenem polite
An Sprosyh
dejnh Clevean
1du e
iceniho
vam
u
Ina phlasen Srosho WkjI
pt tim senejou ukozaky
Iny s pd
eni
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ObsaZem Rigy VSernskym V0jsken1
PROGRAM kAPITALU MA
PRUMYSLOVE kONFE-
RLNCI.
Jednctlive bciy nesli5u;i nc
urciteho.

Washington, 10. Tfjna. DneS
nj schuze byla rosledni tohCto
tydne a nejddlezit6j$i udalo-
sti dne&ni byl program strany
Eapitalist.cke ) cast uveTein6-
ny.
Kapital oproti Garymu po-
Voluje k spoletlemu vyjedna-
vanl ga nasledovnich podmi-
mex:
ID Nebud tez vyyolavany
stavky jinych uni pouz9 ze
3ympatie k stavce ocelafske.
% Ro2hodnuti necht neni
'o2Si ovano ma zaklad6 uznani
unii.
Jinak jest program zam6st-
navatelu shrnu, V II hlavnich
tlanku, kterG isou jakou i W.
zVOu k strane dalnicke a sotva
as k smiru povedou, jelikoz
kapital Sc stavi ma stanovisko
otevienych dilen jinak dava
zam6s nancdm "vyhody' V
Y mno yen pfipad en- znacHe
pochybne. Tax ma pE sc prayi,
ze d4lnik ma do tati mZdu, a.
by byl sluSne ziv;' zalezi o.
vSem ma okolnosti, jak ktera
srana chape, mnoho-li pen6z
jest k sluSnGmu z.ti treba. O
pracovnl dob6 Sc hlasi, re b.
Sc mela Tiditi die okolnosti, a
lie sgdmy den V tydnu musi
byti dnem odpocinku a prace
pre- cas- ma byti pokud jen
mono zanechana.
Jinak Sc V celem kapitalisti-
ckem prOgramu nedoGitame nj
echo nOveho leda to. re Sc vel
kokap!tal dosud nicemu nenau
Gil a re zus ava ma dale "pri-
telem" d6lleho lidu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11

We sve resid9n ma rohu De
troit Ave. zap. 25. ul. zemrel
vcera zvlaste ma zapadni stra-
ne znamy velkoobchodnik liho
vinami Rodger N. Foster, je-
hoz otec, pred nekolika lety
zemfely, byval jednim ze Ia
kladatelG Union jatek a uzna-
vany demokraticky predak Ia
cry Tom. l.. Johnsona. Vcera
zesnuly dotceneho syn cital
4S roku a vleklou chorobou
lrpel mnoho let.
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HLAsUJf o sTAvCE.
Velka schaze uniovych jatec-
mich dslnika v Ceske SIM ma
Clark Ave.

$500 uniovych jateGnich
d6lnikd zanechalo dnes V po-
ledne prace a V Ceske Sini,
1894 Clark Ave. budou dnes
odpol:dne hlasovati, mali BY
stavka ma clevelandskych jat-
kach prohlaSena ci nikoli. PAX
Ii by strajk odhlasovan byl, We
jde platnost pondeG. Jatec
nj d6lnici pozaduii predevSim
uZnani svych unii jakoz i IVY
SEM mezd die 5azby c1icazske
ktorazto skala vybojovana by
la chicazskymi iatecnimi delhi
ky minute leto "a prisp6ni ia
mnejSiho vladniho dohodGiho
komisare q soudca Samuela AL
schulera, jenz We vladnich ar
bitracnich sluzbach je cd roku
1918.
Devadesat procent zdejsich
iatecnich reznikG prinalezi k
uni. V zavodech firmy Swift
and Co. pracuje jich asi tisic,
u Cleveland Provision Co. asi
1900 a nekolik set zam2stna-
no jest ma rGznych jatkach
mensich. Obchodnim zastup-
Gem dotcenych feznickych u
nil (Amalgamated Cutters
and Butcher Workmen) jest
pan A. Hacker.
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POSTUP ADMIRALA KOLCAKA.
We VI.ADIVOSTOKU ZASTRELEN BYL AMERICKY
VOJfN

Omsk, 10. fina - Sbifske armady admrala Kocaka
posupu zapadu zmocnily 80. zarf ne
Tobou front 27 mil dlouhe bezprostfedn blizkos
mesta Kurganu kde ranssbfska draha pfekrocue reku
Kurgan Jest oselovan pad eho pokadan jest oaz
ku n6koka hodin.
Take pon6kud severneji odehrava boje kde Odva
zi bolsevc protiuoku, aby Kocaka zatacli Teku
podnk marny pokus bocnm naporem dosati sibskemu
vojsku ty.
Vladvostoku bylo hlaseno, re posledn dobe by
tam sy amerky vojn ruskym Gstonikem zastfeen Tato
udaost ne vtrznos vyvolay pozadavek spoeneckych
leld aby Vadvosoku byo odvolano vosko ruske prot
Gemuz bylo vadou nerozhodneji protestovano
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policii.
VYPLATCf OKRADEN O
$1,000.
Dnesni kcrist autobandi:H ma
Euclid Ave.

Vyplatci Ralph Z. Laubs-
haur, pIsobici u kontraktora
S. w. Emersona, 1900 Building
block ma Euclid Ave-, prepa-
den byl dnes rano u zminsne
budovy sedmi autobandity a O
bran o jedenact tisic dollarI,
urGenych k vyplate delnikI E.
mersonovych. Laubshaur nesl
penize z banky a Ia pochodu
do sve pisarny byl provazen
prirucim A. Chalouptem. Ban
dite vme'li obema papriku do
oci po oloupeni tychz ujeli
autem. Policie je I'm patach.
WSSl WSSI WSSl
UMRTi ZNAMEHO LIKER-
NfkA.
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" y y II 'JT
VLADA PRODA OCEL.

Washington d. C. s. rijna. Phi
blizn6 100000 liber hotovt
a nedohotovan6 ocele bude da
no ma rozkaz departmental val
ky do prodeje prostredniclvim
distriktnich ordinancnich' IRA
doven V Bo tone Philadelphii
mezi 9. a 15. rijneb. OcelovJ
material jest ruznych druhu
Cd ploten pro brneni lodi az k
nedohotovenym helmicim pro
vojsko V zakopech.
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Praha, 16. zafi. (Po5t. zpr.)
Narodni Listy pisi:
o brzk6 zm6n6 vlady phi
nesl agrarni oppositnl list
Role Glanek, V n6nlz Sc ora-
Vi. Z . podle v5ech znarel lest
pad vlady Tu arovy 0elice biz
ky a re ,feti kabinhr tladni Sc
liz rysuje ma obZoru LIST pra-
vi. re Sc jedna o E2Fol koali-
ci a re to patrn6 bude navrat
k prvni koalici. Experiment S
vladou Tusarovou Gplne salhal
pravi dale Role. Neziskali
jsme pri tom niceho, AMI laslly
Nemcu k republice. Ia to jsme
mnoho ztratili. Hlavne j'me
ztratili vSechen dobrJ aver ia
hranicemi. nejen hospo1afskT,
all pYve fad6 roiiticky. Ztra
ill jsme lasku a pratclstvi do
hody. A s touto laskou ztraci-
me T6Sinsko. Ma tlanek a.
grarniho li5tu navazuie J. HUI
dee Y "28. rijnu'.: Mezi roz-
umnyni lidmi, at nalezi ku
kterekoIiy stran6, neni tom
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Zmena vlady v Ceskoslovensku?

sporu, re Tusarova vlada INA
menala by pro mas minus "a
hranicni politice. Cizina malo
dala ma milionov6 cifry, jimiz
figuroVal socialisticky biloxi.
Prakticka Amerika, Anglie a
Francie mysli prozatim ste
iinak, nezli manipulanti naSl
vladni koalice a milionove ci-
fry nepusobily. Ma Zapad6 pc
titaii take S ciframi hospodaf
skymi pax mali i sve m6ri,-
ko duvery pro kterou polite
kou konstelaci. Tusarova a
Svehlova Sc Jim nelibila. Mini
str financi DIR. HoraGek musil
take Timed pri 60milionove i
talske vypujGce konstatoVati,
ze obdrzeli jsma il "a snize-
nych okolnosti. A dnes kur}
ceskoslovenske koruny poklesl
V Zeneve az ma 1880 re 34i
Pokles kursu koruny nejcha-
bejsi upisovani ma druhou stat
nj pdjcku donna je barome-
trem dHvery, jake Sc vlada le-
81.
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1000 ZIVOTU ZTRACENO "a MANOR
MILO NESTESTI

DOPOLEDNf BULLETIN.

ArchandGlsk, To- fijna Diva tsce lidskych zivotu by
10 strootanm osu1 nezname angcke lodi
vezskem pobrez Oznamue tax dosla bezdrana zpra
z Helsingfo
Patrne jedna transoorni parnik vezouci angicke
vcjsko Archandelska. Buie horejS katastrofa
stvrzena pax bude nevetSm namornm nestestim historic
Az do nesni DOLBY zahynuIo nejvice d poopen
"Titanicu", celkem 1903 osob.
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Londyn, TO- ffjna Predseda ministerskeho kabinetu
polsk6 repubky Paderevk prby prav6 do Londyna kde
hodla radt anglickym premerem Loydem Georgem.
piedm6u konference nech6l vSak nikrak vuc
skym zpravodaium zminiti.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-15

Chism sufficient wire to build three
wire fences along one side of new
road through his land, said wire to be
furnished at expense of the Board in
full and complete settlement for said
rights of way and all damages result
ing to each of said land owners from
the taking of same and building said
public road through their lands and
it is ordered that the clerk of the
board purchase above wire and deliver
same to above parties upon execution
of deeds for said rights'of way.
In the matter of right of way for
| the change of route on the Johnson
road in district 2: The board having
reached a settlement with the follow
ing landowners to-wit:
To A. J. Moore the sum of $4,000
| for land and all damages of every
kind and nature resulting to him for
taking haid right of way and building
said road through his land and to S.
ID. Johnson a passage way for his
stock undo rsaid new road in full set
Element of all claims for right of way
and damages of every kind and ma
ture resulting to him: it is ordered
that the clerk of the board issue war
rant to said A. j. Moore for $4,000
upon his executing deed to said right
of way through his lands and it is
further rodered that the member OF
the board from district 2 see that pro-
per passage be constructed under SAID
road for use by said S. D. Johnson fOl
his stock.
Ordered that a recess until We'd
nesday morning 8 o'clock a. M, Au-
gust 9th, 1919, on account of Tues.
day August, 5, being election day.
Wednesday morning nine o'clock a
M, August 9th, 1919: Board met pur.
suant to adjournment; present same
as on Monday; minutes of Monday
read and signed; w%hereupon the fol
lowing proceedings were had ant
done, tO-wlt:
Coming on the matter of letting
contract for building bridge over
Black Creek in District q, and it ap.
pearing that advertisement has been
duly made according to law and bids
for same, %thereupon the clerk of the
board in open session of the BOarC
called for bids for building said
bridge according to plans and specifi
cations when George Townsend be-
came the best and lowest bidder there
for at $538.OO for bridge 100 feet
long and $500 additional per running
foot for each foot owe 100 feet in
! length of said bridge and said George
Townsend being ready and willing tt
execute contract and bond for build
ing said bridge; it is ordered that sale
contract be and the same is awarded
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to said George Townsend at his said
bid upon his entering into contract
and executing good and solvent bond
in the sum of $4,000 to be approved
by the president and clerk of the
Board.
Ordered that c. C. Provine and W.
v. Horton, members of the board
from Districts other than that of the
road to bel and they are appointed a
committee of the board to go over and
view, and if they find same practic-
! able to locate and bark out the right
of way Of the new middle road from
south side Of Albert Ligon's house
near Pleasant Grove School to the
Calhoun county line as set forth in
! the petition Of +. l.. BOteler and 9TH
ers and report their actions in the
premises to this board at the Septem-
Der, 1919, meeting.
Ordered that the clerk advertise
for bids to open for travel the new
Johnson road in District 9, bids to be
he'd in open session at the September
meeting. The board ~reserycsthe right
to reject any and all bids.
Ordered that the clerk advertise Tor
bids TO build new bridges over Odel
Branch and Horse Pen Creek in dis
trict 2 on new middle road. Bids to be
had in open session at the SeptemboT
Injecting. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Ordered that A. H. Henderson be
paid $500 per month as Emergency
Demonstration agent until July 1St-
1920.
Ordered that the clerk advertise for
bids to clear, grub and machine new
middle road from Pleasant Grove
church to Calhoun County line as
same has been adopted and laid out
and marked off. Bids to De submitted
at the September meeting of the
Board in open session the board re-
serving the right to reject any and all
bids.
Reporc IF NJ. Mchibber. county
superintendent of educator. be ?;lc
the SAM is hereby approved and
adopted.
. Report of DR.. j. B Middleton, Co.
Health Off GER, be and tn. sumo j"
heraby approved and adopted
Continued next Week.
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condition and recommend pay for all
except the following:
Three miles on Oxberry and Tippo
Road.
Two miles on Atkinson and LeFlore
Road.
Three miles on Elliott and Moore
Road.
One mile on Atkinson and Pearson
Road.
Childers Reports
| beg to make the following report
on nv roads. l find that while the
contractor has done some work on
most of the roads none of them have
been kept according to contract and
same have not been worked at all.
cannot therefore recommend pay fol-
them this month.
It appearing some of the persons
through whose lands the new Grays-
port road will run were not legally
notified that the petition OF l.. A
Martin and others wiuld be filed ant
| acted upon at the July. 1919, term
it is therefore ordered that the order
| adopting said petition be and the
| same is hereby set aside and SAID Pc
| tition eb continued until the Septem'
Der term and that proper legal no
tees be given the landowners through
whose lands said proposed road viii
run five day1 before said September
term of the intention of the Board tt
act upon said petition at that time.
In the matter of condemning right
of way for new Graysport Road l;
| District One: The board having mad'
a settlement with the following land
owners to-wit: To Mrs. W. A. Weir
rolls barbed wire; to Mrs. Ida Ange
vine 6 rolls barbed wire; to VII
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Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors of Gre
NADIA County met the fourth day of
August at the court house in the City
of Grenada, Mississippi, same being
the first Monday. There were present
the following officers and members of
said board C.. C.. Provine, member
from District One being absent:
w. V. Horton, meber from District
8; D. r. Childers, member from Dis
trict 4; r. V. Mason, member from
District 8; w. H. Crowder, Sheriff,
and M. f. Powell, clerk of said Board
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had:
V. r. James appeared and took his
seat as a member of the Board from
District Two of Grenada County for
the unexpired term ending on the
first Monday Of January, 1920, he
having received his commission as
such member and his Bond having
been duly filed and approved and the
oath of office legally administered
to him.
Ordered that c.. c. Provine and K
V. Mason be and are hereby appoint
ed as a committee to inspect the work
done on Hardy Hill and report their
findings. at their Mex regular meet
ing.
Horton Reports
| have been over the roads in my
district, and find anne in good con-
dition and recommend pay for 26%
miles.
Mason Reports
-. H. nod, ~ tNI-
trict 5 and find same in very goot
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-15
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

diateIy. The soothing, healing oil slim
ulates the kidneys relieves infamma-
tions and destroys the germs which
have caused 1t. Do not wait until to-
morrow. Go to your druggist today and
insist on GOLD MEDAL Harlem OIL
Capsules. In t~wenty-four hours you
should feel health and vigor returning
and will bless the day you hrst heard
Of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil.
After you feel that you have cured
yourself. continue to take one or two
capsules each day. so as TO keep In
first-c1ass condition and ward OF the
danger OF other attacks
Ask for the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Three sizes. Money re-
funded il they do not help you.
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Kidney disease 10 10 respecter Of per-
sons A majority Of the ills afnicting
people today can be traced back to
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs Of the body. They are the
tlterers, the purifiers. OF your blood.
Kidney disease is usually indicated by
WEAKNESS, sleeplessness. nervousness,
dependency. backache, omac trou-
BILE. pain in loins and lower abdomen,
gan stones. gravel, rheumatism, sciatica
and lumbago.
All these arrangements are natures
signals TO warn you that the kidneys
need help. You should use GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules imme-
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D c rs, 1919.

with red label containing 20 minins
Fowler's Solution of Arsenic to each
fluid ounce. Chill tonic with arsenic
is indicated in chronic malaria anae-
mia (bloodlessness) general debility.
Improves the condition of the blood
when resulting from malarial influ-
ences. Arsenic is also useful in scaly
skin eruptions and chronic eczema.
Sold by Second Class Drug Store.
8-15-19-1t
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Doctor Says Menden-
halls Chill Tonic Best
Substitute for Quinine

Us. Wells, M. D., Weidners, Ark,
writes: 81 have been practicing in
Arkansas 20 years and constantly pre-.
scribe Mendenhall's Chill and Fever
Tonic where quinine is contra -indicat-
ed for children and adults with weak
stomachs. 1t sticks where others fail"
We make chill tonic in two forms, one
which contains no arsenic and one
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State of Mississippi, Grenada County
CHANCERY COURT
Administrator Notice to Creditor

Administrator notice 10 Creoitors
The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrator of the es.
tate of J. T. Rucks, deceased, on the
9Th day of August, 1919, hereby give!
notice to all persons having claim:
against said estate, to have same pro
bated and registered within twelve
months. or they will be forever bar
red.
This the Sth day of August, 1919.
A. GERARD, Administrator
S~-l5-19-3t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-15

Groves TaSteieSS chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by purifying and e
richine the blood. You can soon feel its Strenea
snine. Invieoratins Effect. Price 60c.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-15

nn,saists refund money il PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure itchine. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you can get
restful sleep differ the first application. Prize, G0c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-18
Perfection Degrees
Conferred Upon More
Than 200 SINNERS

A record attendance was made
yesterday at the spring reunion of
the Nebraska consistory OF the Scot
fish Rite bodies, in Scottish Rite
temple. During the afternoon more
than 200 received the Lodge of Per-
lection degrees. known as Nos. to
IA, under the direction of Venerable
Master George w. Platner.
The Rose Croix degrees. Nos. IS
to lS, will be conferred today on a
class of $50, under the direction of
Fred c. Rogers, wise master.
F. c. Patton, sovereign grand in
spector general for Nebraska, is in
attendance. The program for We'd
nesday will include comforting the
Preceptory degrees by DR.. Fora D..
Clark. eminent commander. The
Consistory degrees will be given on
Thursday by Carl f. Herring,
master of Kodosh. The class organi-
cation will be observed on Thurs
day afternoon, and on Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock the annual
banquet will be held.
The Shrine ceremonial will be
given on Friday at the Shrine
Mosque. Nineteenth and Douglas
streets, under the supervision of Tin
ley L. Combs illustrious potentate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-18
Entire Country Will
Adopt Omaha Plan to
Find Soldiers Work

"The Omaha plan" for a SOL
diers' unemployment bureau is in
stituted by the Omaha Chamber of
Commerce, will be recommended to
LILO, organized Chambers of Com
merce, as the best way to handle
the problem, according to Robert
Manley, local commissioner, who
has returned from Washington
where he was called to an important
conference on the soldiers reem-
ployment question.
Because no appropriation was
made to carry on this special work
of the federal employment bureau,
the Departments of War and Labor
and the National Council of De-
Tense requested the National Asso-
citation of Chambers Of Commerce
to take over the work.
The Omaha bureau was highly en-
dorsed. The only other model plan
recommended was that of New Or
leans, where the soldiers reemploy-
ment is handled by a united COM
mittee of all war recreational &C
tivities.
The next issue of Nations Bust
ness will have a complete descrip-
ton of the Omaha bureau, of which
Mrs. Mabel Walker is in charge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-18
South Side
CLUB WOMEN OF
so. SIDE TAKE
M'AuLEY'S PART
Say Superintendent of Geneva
Girls Home Is Victim
of Political Per-
SeCutionS.

South Side clubwomen stand
solidly in the defense of Paul Nc
Auley. superintendent of the Geneva
Home for Girls, where an investiga-
ton OF methods of furnishing girls is
being made.
This investigation is a political
move on the part of displaced en-
ploycs,' Mrs. J. B. Watkins, promi-
nent member of the South Side
Woman's club, told the Omaha Wo-
mems club Monday. II passed a
week in Geneva last summer and |
would swear that Mr.. McAuley
never beat any of those girls. If
he punished them, it was because
they were vicious and could be
handled in no other way she said.
The girls are exceedingly difficult
to handle. Some are victims of men
whom God may forgive, but we
women never can. Welfare workers
who object to McAuley's methods
OF punishment are most OF them
under the wrong impression because
they have not investigated suffi-
GENTLY" L.. ...
Mr.. McAuley is in the same posi-
ton as our police commissioner,
Dean Ringer, who was left with a
lot of incompetent employees whom
he has not the authority to dis
charge"
Both officials to whose defense
Mrs. Watkins rose are South Side
men.