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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
Pranesama Apie zveris-
kumus Vilniuje.

Pasakojimai apie menamus
lenkiskus zveriskunus Vilniu-
Je If areStai bel iStreminas lie
tuviu inteligentu varo p;ktu-
man cionykSciuS zmones. Lie
tuvos Apsaugojimo A Komitetas
islipde manifesto, apskelbiant
kare lenkiskiems dvarponiams,
kurie, kaip sakoma, rengiasi at
sisakyti nuo agrarisku refor-
mu, kurias dalinai jau ivesta
Antagonizmas, national, jau
pasieke augsciausio punkto
(breaking point) If matosi zen
klai visiSko nusi1ninilno If kar-
|tumo.
Man isreiksta abejonirl, ar
lietuva, su savo maiSytos TAFT
tystes gyventojais, dalis kuriu
yra stiprioj simpatijoj su Ru-
sija CD If be iSejimo prize iu-
riu CD gall gyvuoti kaipo ne
prigulminga vieSpatija. Bet
vienas dalykas yra aiSkus: Be
Vllnlaus If atsiremus, kaip da-
bar ant Kauno If jau uzimtu
distriktu, Lietuva kaipo vies.
patija, yra nemanytina. Kas
tik uzjaucia Lietuvos neprigul
mybei, tas turi sutikti su tel
singumu reikalavimo (Lietu-
val) Vllniaus If aplinkines t.
ritorijos. Ne vien tik zemlapi.
yra mainomas Paryziuje If kur
kltur. Sitos yra gyvuojancios
tautos,- tautines vienutes,-
kurios kovoja uz gyvybe. Leis
ii Lenkijai uzimti Vilniu reiS-
kia iSduoti m'rties dekreta Lie
trvai. Nera rekalo apgaudi-
nett save kaslink to, kokia reik
SINE turi Vilniaus likinas."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
ITALAI SIAURlNEJE
RUSIJOJE.

Londonas, geg. 26. Viena
me pranesime is Archangel-
sko minima, kad naujos ita-
lu spekos sustiprino anglo
rusQ spekas ir talkininkai
Wis labiau pradeda spausti
sovietu kariumene.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
ARMIJOS BILIUS VEL
KONGRESE.


Washington, D. c., geg.
rs. Pereitoje SuvienytQ
ValstijQ kongreso sesijoje
neisrista kares bilius, kuris
reikalavo padidinJi Suvie-
nytu Valstiju armija ra-
miais laikais Xxi $4,000 Wy
ru. Susirinkus siai kongre
so sesijai, kares sekretorius
Baker vel mesa kares biliu
kongresan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
LIetuva Kovoja uz Savo Gvvybe.

Chicagos laikrastis Daily
n e W S vakarykSciame savo MI
meryJe patalpino sekanti ka-
Dlegrama savo specialize kores
pondento Michael Farbmano.
iesancio dabar Kaune, Lietu-
ivoje:
"Ka1mas, Lietuva, geguziio
10 d. (per Kopenllagena, Da-
n1Jol, geguzio 20 d.).-zmo-
gus turl navatnus jausmus, j.
zengdamas / Kauna, kuris tik
pora menesiu tam atgal buvo
tvirtove vokieciu isiverzimo
RuslJon, bet dabar yra sosti-
ne naujos Lietuvos vieSpati+
jos, kovoJancios su Lenkiia il
su bolsevikiska RusiJa uz savo
neprigulmybe.
Paveikslai yra labai vaizdin-
81, zlllrlnt nuo aplinkiniu kal
nelly. Tai yra typiskas vaka-
rlnes Rusijos provincijildis mic
llstas-bedlnas, purvinas, mi
zernas If triukSlningas-tikra
sal hlazas Babilionas, kur emo
mes kalba rusiskai, baltgudiS-
kai, vokiskai, lenkiSkai, lietu-
vlSkai il zydiSkai, su aiSkia ru-
su kalboS virSenybe If kur jie
triuksmingai varzosi uz egzis-
tencija, ticking If pripazinima.
Net if nauja lietuviu armija
toli-grazu Xxi Siolei dar neis-
.riSo paseknlingai kalbos klau-
simo. Bent as girdejau augs-
tbs lietuviu aficierus tankiai
kalb9nt tarp saves rusiskai,
Diktokas skaitlius kareiviu lie
tuvip armijoj kalba If supran~
ia tiktai baltgudiSkai, kuri kali
ba yra iniSinys ukrajinu il ru-
su kalbu { y.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
NO. 125

lyglai If geltonai-raudonai-
zallu1 tautiniu veliavu, gausiai
plevesuojanciu ant daugelio-
proporcionaliai imant, gal ant
perdaugelio-valdiSku If ka-
risky namu sitame nedidelia-
me mieste'
Kalp ten nebut,l, Lietuvos
ekzistencija (gyvavimas) yra
aiski If yra aisku, kad Sta nau.
ia viespatijele kovos uz savo
pripazinlma. Dabartiniu laiku
Lletuva, kaipo vieSpatija, yra
'pripazinta tik Vokietijos II kick
vienas eia (Kaune) klausia vie
no klauSimo; "Kodel talkinin-
kai yra taip letus pripazinime
must istoriSkos If tautines tel.
ses prize laisves?"
Dabartiniu laiku degantis
klausimas' yra apie santikius
tarp Lietuvos if Lenkijos ir
apie likina Vilniaus, Gardino
If kitu lietuvisku teritoriju po
lenklskuoju uzenimu. Tvirtai
il, kaip daugelis cia issireiskia,
brutaliSkai apreikStas lenku no
ras pasilaikyti Vilniu, kuri jie
skelbia esant kaip savo rusies
lenku tautine Sventenybe, uzkai
tino lietuviu tautines armiios
If Lietuvos politiku krauja net
iki virirIo punkto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
BUVUSIU KAREIVIU
DEMONSTRACIJA
LONDONE.

Londonas, geg. 26. Buvu-
sic jureiviai ir kareiviai be-
darbiai surenge didele de
monstracija reikalaudami
darbo. Buvo pasakyta ne
mazai prakalbQ.
Kareiviai ejo link atstovu
buto, bet ten jq neleido ia
da jie nuvejo prie karaliaus
rumQ. Bet didesniq sunni
Simu nebuta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
ARGENTINA ATSTO-
VAUS MEKSIKA
VOKIETIJOJE.

Buenos Aires, geg. 26.
Argentinos minister's prane
Sc, kad Meksikos preziden-
tas Carranza kreipesi prie
Argentinos valdzios, prasy-
damas, idant Argentinos at
stovas Vokietijoje rupintusi
ir Meksikos reikalais, kol
Meksika nepaskirs savo mi
nisterio Vokietijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
VENGRAI ISMUSE
RUMUNIJOS PULKA.

Kopenhagenas, geg. 26.
IS Budapesto ateina ziniq,
kad VengrQ sovietu kariu-
meme smarkiai sumuse ru-
munus, kuriq pulkas, kaip
praneSama, tapo visiskai is
mustas. Toliau pranesama,
kad rumunai betvarkeje
traukiasi atgal.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
VOKIECIAI NEREIKA-
LAUS PRAILGINIMO
LAIKO.

Paryziui, geg. 26. Fran
cuzijos valdzia gavo uztik-
rinima nuo Vokietijos dele
gacijos, kad vokieciai dau-
giau nereikalaus prailg.inti
laika. Laikas paduoti uz-
reiskimus baigiasi ketverge,
20 diena geguzio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
UgniakaInis Sunaikin0
81 SOdziu.
Estonai uz0m0 pskova.
Panevezio, Mintaujos ir
VOlmar frOntaS.
a. q as 90 a.
Lenkija suteike Galicijai Autonolnija,
UGNIAKALNIS SUNAI-
KINO 81 SODZIU.
zuvo apie $4,000 ypatu.

Zuvo apie $4,000 ypatu.
Amsterdam, geg. 26. IS
siverze ugniakalnis Kalut,
ant salos Java. Central
New agentura pranesa, kad
issiverzimas buvo ant tick
didelis, kad lava uzlejo apie
linkeje 81 sodziq; apskait-
liuojama, kad nuo lavos zu-
vo j $4,000 ypatQ.
Sala Java randasi tarp
Azijos ir Australijos. ii pa
sizymi derlinga zeme Siltu
if dregnu oru; taipgi ir daz
nais zemes drebejimais. Sa-
la turinti apie 80 milijonu
gyVenLOJQ.
1922 metals zem6s drebe
jime, veikiant ugniakalniui.
Gelongen sunaikinta 141
sodzius ir zuyo virS keturiu
tukstanciu ypatu. 1883
metals lake ugniakalniq
issiverzimo ir zemes dreb6-
jimo zuvo apie $4,000 ypa
tu.
Mineta sala turi IL zymiq
ugniakalniQ if apie 100 ma
zesniQ. Per paskutinius so
metu Javoje uzrekorduota
2,135 zemes drebejimai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
LENKAI SUMUSE
UKRAJINUS.

Basle. geg. rs. (suvelin-
ta). Is Varsavos atejo Ii
niq, kad lenkai sumuse uk-
rajinus Rytineje Galicijoje
ir uz6me Kamionkapole, 40
kilometrq nuo Lvovo (Lem
berg).
Pranesimas priduria, kad
Ukrajinos arnija traukiasi
betvarkeje If kad lenkai Wis
persekioja priesa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
Mato Naujos Tautos
Cimima.

O visgi, nepaisant sito mi
Sinio ypatybiu, istikro ten yra
kas tai toxic, kas privercia ta-
We atjausti, jog pats esi liudi-
ninku naujos tautines gyvybes
gimimo. Gal but, kad Sticks
jausmas paeila daugiausiai
nuo nepuosnaus (simple), i'm
prcsyvio tautinio uniformo
naujos lietuviu armijos, kaip
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
AMERIKA GAUS 100000
TONU LAIVU.

Washington, D. c. geg.
26. Prezidentas Wilsonas
pranese, kad keturi didiejie
priejo prie nuosprendzio,
kad Suvienytoms Valsti-
JOINS teks 100000 tonu vo-
kisku laivu, kurjuos Suvie-
nytos Valstijos sueme isto-
je karen pries Vokietija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
ESTONAI UzEME
PSKOV.

Londonas, geg. 26. Elk
change Telegraph gavo is
Helsingforso per Kopenha-
gena zinia, kad Estonijos al
mia sumususi bolsevikus
uzeme miesta Pskov. Tai
svarbus gelzkeliu punktas,
jungiantis Petrograda su
Ryga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
LENKIJA SUTEIKE
GALICIJAI AUTONOMI-

Paryziuo, geg. 26. Sulyg
praneSimQ is Varsayos, Len
llijos parlamentas prieme
rezoliucija, kuri principe
pripazista rytinei Galicijai
autonomija. Rytines Galici
JOS gyventojai yra ukrajinai
su priemaisa lenkQ bajoru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
ESTONAI UZEME
ISBORSKA.

Londonas, geg. 26. Atei-
ma ziniu is patiketinu salti-
niQ, kad visai netiketai es-
tonai petnycioje uzpuola
bolSevikus visa1ne Pskovo
fronte, ir uzeme Isborska;
taipgi sueme apie tukstanti
Dolseviku nelaisven.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
ORAS.

Chicagoje ir apieIinkeje:
Utarninke daugiau debe-
siuota; seredoje oras grei-
ciau nepastovus; maza at
maina temperaturoje, Swell
nus siau:-ryciu vejai.
Sauletekis, 5:19; saulelei
dis, 8:14.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-27
AMERIKONAI APLEI-
DZIA ARCHANGELSKA.

WasIlIlIgtUn, y. =. geg.
26. Kares departamentas
aplaike kablegrama, kad
Suvienytu Valstiju kariume
ne pradeda apleisti siaurine
Rusija, kuri TRIUMPH laiku,
kaip manoma, sug1iz Ame-
rikon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

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FOR RENT-Gnrage at L19 W. 2sth
St, 81 por month, Phone Walnut
1898
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
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A good plnce TO invest Just now.
200 OVERCOATS. raincosts. mack kInaws
ind balmacals LETT IN pawn. Smiths
Pawn shop. II south Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
PROFESSIONAL

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
KoDAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

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We do superior work Writs for price
list We do not sacrifice quality Tor
speed. WestfaD Drug Company. Okla
huma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15

FOR SALE 1oSss and 3sS3e
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reasonable price Wilson 4
Company. Stock Yards, Okla
hOme city, OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
BY King

WANTED--l3lI or 1918 Ford. Must he
cheap for cash, r A Wholstone. 22o
y, Harvey 81 Walnut sos or Maple
t]2l-R
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28
Cold WdUe Gathers
Added lest, Then
Hits Us Squdrely

The cold weather that the weather
bureau has promised to Memphis for ta
week arrived Monday night But that
isn't ali A further drop In the tempeIrs-
ture is due to reach Memphis Tuesday
night, and on Wednesday those over
coats and woolens are going to reel
mighty comfortable
The old cold wave that has caused
snow and low temperatures out In
Denver, Salt I,aks CITY and at Helena,
Mont. has been trying to reach Mem
phis for week. The weather man
knew all about its existence, and ac-
cording to the rules Of the game, has
predicted its arrival regularly every DAY
since last Wednesday
Those high and low barometer areas
however do funny things sometimes
and they put UP such splendid interier-
ence that the wintry blasts Just couldn
touch us. However, the pressure weak :
ened little and old kinE WmteFr eve'
eager to press forward, took adVantAgo
Of the situation and sent In MS adVapce
guard, .. ,... Q =
Emery. local forecaster, says Memphis
will probably have rain TUESDAY ano
Wednesday. Memphis has already mao
nearly nine inches OF rainfall this month
and does not hesitate to say tnat MI.
Emery could have predicted ram tor
every day during the month OF OctopeI
and he wouldn't have missed his guess
"Cloudy. with probably rain tonight
aud Wednesday,; colder tonight, was
tha official announcement Tuesday O.
The weather bureau for tho tolio"ins =
hour period.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28
Citizens League
VIII Hold Rally
At Wills Park

One Of the largest crowds that has
assembled during the present campaign
Is Anticipated Tuesday night at Wills
park, where Rowlett Paine and the 9TH
er candidates of the Citizens league ore
to speak. .I.
Besides Mr. Paine and Messrs. Ed
gar johnson, Allen and Shannon. the
candidates for commissioner, there will
be two or three other speakers, possibly
enc woman,
Unlike the Williams candidat tes, Mr..
Paine and his associates are doing the
talking for themselves and have asked
few OF their friends among Mempn.s'
galaxy Of orators to speak for them.
The Citizens league also viii hold a
rally In tho Eighth ward Tuesday night,
on High street, near tho usual voting
place, between Poplar and Alabama av-
enues. There win also he ward meet
ing largely intended for the women OF
the Twenty third ward, Al the home
OF Mrs. \. f. Perry 90S Pearce street.
The big Williams rally Tuesday night
will be held at CASTOR park and round
dozen addresses are planned. There
will also he a meeting on Madison av-
enue at East End park, and u third
rallv at Looney and Manassas. Among
the speakers besides Mr.. Williams and
his candidates, will be r. w, Lanier,
col. II, Il. Anderson George a. Macon,
4, p. Galloway, Capt. Abe Waldauer,
Mrs. G. 3. Allen and Mrs. Isaac Reese.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28
Police Force Sick Of
Quinn's DOdging;
Puts Them In Bad

The members of the police force are
showing unmistakable signs Of weaken
ing In their allegiance to the Williams
ticket because of the constant fire of
criticism of their failure to enforce the
law against the dives, the gamblers and
that seem to work unhndered as
though they have assurance of official
protection.
Many of the police are anxious to get
away from the Williams crowd. They
resent the activity of c. B. Quinn, COM
missioner of fire and police, who Is will
ing for the police to do anything In any
way, apparently. that will bring In a
few votes for Williams out Of the dives.
The police are beginning to see that
every sign indicates the election Of ].
r. Paine, candidate for mayor, and his
associates on the Citizens ticket, II
that ticket Is elected the police depart
ment in all likelihood will be swept
clean of every member that has beer
pernicious in political activity. Quinn
made a speech to the night relief few
evenings ago and informed the mer
that the election of Paine meant a
police Cleanup"
In conference with the members oi
the Law Enforcement league Monday
Quinn sidestepped responsibility for the
action of the police in collecting graft
from Ine nlVekeepeTS 10 Ut useu III tnt
interest of Williams. He attempted tc
leave the impression that the police
were acting without authority and in
violation Of positive instructions from
the administration.
The police who have no stomach fol
this kind of work resent the attempt Of
the commissioner to make II appear
that their activity is upon their owr
motion and contrary to the holy pur.
poses of Mr.. Quinn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28
Woman Sought By
Police To RdUeL
Mystery N Death

The police are searching the city for
a woman who, II is believed. may be
able to ravel the mystery surround
ing the death of II, n, Proctor, about
35 years old, who was found In n DYING
condition in roominE house at 223
Court avenue, about o'clock Monday
afternoon.
According TO information gained by
the police man whose identity has
not been established heard Proctor
grooming and muttering to himself In
his room.
II wish | had that woman that gave
me that," the man is said TO have
heard Proctor say, just before he lapsed
into consciousness.
The police have the name and address
of a. woman who, they believe, Is the
one wanted II Is Understood she has
left that address, as the police were
unable to find her Tuesday morning.
Proctor's body WAS removed to the
Thompson Brothers undertaking estah-
llshment Monday night, where 1t was
prepared for, burial The body viii be
sent 10 Millington, Tenn, AZ 4 O'clock
Tuesday afternoon. X Is supposed rela-
tives Of the dead man live there.
N. r. Ingram, the coroner, announced
Monday an inquest would be held. pre-
ceded by ant autopsy M
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28
Good! Woman VIII
Get Damages From
Telephone Company

verdict for $3.50 was awarded Mrs.
Bessie Gemmel In the fIrst crcui.
court Monday in her $l5,ooo dainage
amt against the Cumberland Telephone
and Telegraph company Mrs, Gem,
neil alleged that she attempted 20 gee
into communication with her husband.
/ n. Gemmell, wholesale groceryman n,
Of Helena, Ark. who was at the ~
lane hotel in Nashville on August, lsls,
she said she was i'll and was about 70
be taken to the hospital for an opera
lion The operator at Nashville, she
claimed insisted that Mr Gemmeii was
NOT in the hotel The Gemmells hved
in Memphis at the time.
Mrs. Gemmell alleged that sne suf.
rered great worry because OF the fact
that her husband did not reach tpe
city In time TO he present when the
oneration was performed
r. r, Miles and Charles NJ, Bryan, at
ternevs for the telephone company
raised the point in their argument 70
The court for a directed verdict for the
defendant that the company was not
respnnsible for noudelivery OF messages
st that time, being under supervision
If the national government, Judge
Young. however held that Mrs. GEM
nell Vas entitled to recover II the cyi
dence Justified It. Wilson & Armstrong
appeared for the plaintiff. n
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28
GEMS,
MONEY STOLEN
-
Even Sanctity of Picture Vio-
lated by Busy Pilferers
Police Overlook.

While viewing picture at the Ma
iestic thester Monday afternoon, Mrs.
A. u. Zanone, 6ll Chelsea avenue, was
robbed Of purse containing $lS in mon
ey and diamond ring valued at $500.
Mrs. zanone said she had the purse In
her lap after taking her seat but that
il was gone when she started to leave
the building.
Twenty-Five chickens we're stolen on
Monday night from a hennery owned by
Mrs George Mccormick in the rear of
the home at 1861 Vinton avenue.
Miss Julia Dean, 207 Court avenue,
reported TO the police Tuesday ttat
someone had stolen her purse contain.
Ing $40 in money, meal ticket and
several receipts,
II. r. Cole and C. c. Sandy reported
they were held up and robbed by two
ne groes Monday night ut Peabody
avenue and Bellevue street about II
o'clock Cole lost a gold watch with his
monogram engraved on the back, and
Sandy was robbed Of SIT in money,
They were able to give a good descrip-
ton Of the highwaymen. This was writ
ten down in the records at police sta
ton
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28
Democrats Block Senate
Effort to RepaSS Measure

bar. Echols Elliott, Ellsworth Evans
INebrpskal, lisch Fairfield, Focht, Foss
Ter. Fuller On), Good, GoodykocntE
Goulde, Graham nll), Green ia Green
(Vermont, Hadiey. Hardy Haugen,
Havley, Hayes. Hernandez Hickey,
Hoch Kendall kless King; kinkaa,
tMlchiganl, Mapes, Kitchener, Miller,
Monahan (Wisoonsin), Mondell, Moore
(Ohio), Morgan, Mott, Nelson tWisconA
SIM. Newton (Minn.), Osborne, Parker,
Purncll, Ranseyer, Reavis, Reed, WEST
Virginial, Ricketts,, Rose, Scott Snnot,
Smell, smith tMlchiganl. Steenerson,
strong (Kansasl, Strong (Pennsyixanial
Summers (Washington), Sweet, Taylor
CTennessee). Thompson, Timberlake,
Valie, Vestal. Volstead, Walters, Wat
non. Webster, Wheeler White lkansasl, +,
Wnliams, Wilson (Illinoisl woodward,
ZIhlman Total Republicans for, "a
Democrats: Almon Ashbrook. Aswell,
Ayers, Bankhead, Black, Blantoni Box,
Brand. Briggs, Brinson, Byrnes, Byrns,
Caulder. Caraway, Carter, Collier, ConaF
" Crisn paws tTenn.) Dickinson (Mis-
aourD, nomInick, Doughton. Evans (Ne-
vada), Ferris, Fisher, Flood. Garrett,
Goodwin, Harrison, Hastings, Hayden,
Howard. Huddleston, Hudspeth, HUI
fTennessesl, Jacoway, Johnson tMissih-
sinpl) Jones (Texasl, Lanhan Lank-
ford, iAFTena Lee NNgeOrkiAl MhJoft MAhA
tSouth Cardinal Mays, Nelson tMis-
souri), oldfleld Poliver, Park, Parrish
Quln. ,Raker, Rayburn, RomJue. Ruhey
Rucker, Sanders (Lioutsianal, Smith
wick, Steagall. Stedman, Stevensoli'
Summers (1'exas), Taylor tColofSdol
TIliman. UpBhAw, Venable, Ninsotl,
Watkin, watson (Virginla). Weaver,
WAnine Weity, Wilson Louisianal,
WIngo, Woods (Virglnla). Wright,
Yourk erexasl. Total Democrats for.
rs.
Miscellaneous: Randall prohibition,
earns. Keller and Kelly, Pennsylvania,
independents Total for, four Tctal
for, 176,
nv fCalifornia), Dyer, Edmonds, Gar
land Giinn. Hull tIows), Jefferies, JUL.
Tamport. Lufkin. Macarthur, MeGregos,
Madden, Merritt, Mudd, Nichols lMich.
iganG, Nolan, Platt, Randall tWiscon-
aim. Rogers, Sanford, Snyder, stephens
fOhio). Tilson, Tihkhan1, Walsh, Ward,
Winslow. Total Republicans against, ~
Democrats. Bee, Blackmon, Bland
(MisSouri), Buchanan. CampbeH lFenn-
syIvania), Clark Missouri Cleary,
Dent, Doremus, pupre, Eiagar, Gala :
CHER. Gard. Griffin, Hersman, Hum
phreys, lgoe McGlennon, McINane, Mar
lin, Mead, Moon, Phelan Pou. Sher-
wood, Whaley, Total Democrats against,
26 Total against %.
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OF
PEACE BY SENATE
TO BRING ACTION

WASHINGTON Oct 28.-Wartme prohibition will be
brought by presidential proclamation Immediately after
the senate raes German peace treaty said today
the White House.
Officials explained the wartime act provided that it
should annud by the president when peace had been d
clared army and navy had been demobzed Con
gess was informed yesterday by the president in his message
veong the prohibition enforcement bill that demobzahon OF
the army and navy had been completed. 81
The White House clears up any doubt as 70
whether the would be ended legally with the ratification o
the German treaty officials had expressed the opinion the
war would pass until the treaty with Austria had
been acted upon by the senate.