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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-05-03

NOTICE
All members, Danish Hundred Men S
Society will please meet at Frem's Hall,
Lehigh Ave. Sunday afternoon, May 4:
at 2 r. M. sharp. to attend the funeral
of our late brother. Hans Miles.
NJ. PETER JENSEN.
President.
A. p. BARNER,
Secretary.
z1Sq-5-3-1ts
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p A. Hardware ror Grass Shears.
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p A. Hardware for. Gas Plates.
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p A. Hardware for sickles.
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sugar barrels wanted. 4Oe.. Gluck's
Cooperage. Tel. 17S5. 4lso-o-S-''
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-05-03
No Oral Discussions.

position that such plan not only would be impractcable
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
Silk BrOadclOth Shirts

In patterns to please the most
particular. There are neat eff
fects, pronounced stripes, JAG
guard weaves and plain colors,
the shirt that will give the best
of wear SO to 1880
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
Woman Charges Her
Former Husband With
kidnapping Child

Mfa Rose Marley alleges that her
former husband. Lawrence Dona-
hue, kidnapped the eldest If their
children on March u and has kept
him At his home since that time. She
asked the district court yesterday to
order Mr.. Donahue brought into
court to answer 4 charge of con-
tempt.
Mrs. Marley, when granted . d.
vorcs from Lawrence Donahue, was
also given the custody Of the child
rem.
Donahue swas ordered to pay $50
. month for the support Of their
three children. He was given the
privilege of visiting them once a
week. He has lived up to the order
strictly. Twice . month he has paid
SIS Into the district court to be
turned over to the mother of his
children.
In connection with her petition to
have her former husband held in
contempt of court because he took
his son from the mother, Mrs. Har-
ley filed q motion that Mr.. Donahue
be compelled to increase his month
" payments of alimony from $50 to
Donahue 10 . switchman in the
employ Of the Union Stock Yards
company. His wife married again
about year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
Irish Self-Determination
May Become Part of Issue
hish-American Delegation in Conference With Wilson
American Peace Delegates Said to Be Favorably
Inclined for Creation of Irish Republic

versal peace<with Ireland left seeth-
ing in her present state of malcon-
tent and unrest. 1t is not only best
for Ireland but best for Great Brit
ain that his question be settled now.
And what is more, America wants
it settled now.
my colleague, Frank P. Walsh.
| believe, controls greater part of
American labor than any other liv-
ing man and l said that with SAM
uel Gompers and others in mind.
Unless Ireland is given justice and
freedom there is dread thought of
the consequences"
Ryan limited that the sh-Amer-
lean triumvirate had been closeted
with high American personages in
Paris with good results, but he re-
fused to reveal any names.
Call On Wilson.
President Wilson late yesterday
afternoon received the Irish-Ameri-
can delegation. Walsh was spokes-
man, representing not only himself,
but also former Governor Dunno of
Illinois and Ryan. He urged Ire
lands right to become republic.
Walsh insisted that the self de-
termination clause of President
Wilson's ID points compelled the
peace conference to give Ireland
self-government.
President Wilson listened SYM
pathetically to the explanations of
Mr.. Walsh, who is. personally
friendly with him.
Urge Hearing Of Irish.
The observation-disclosures further
urged a complete hearing by the
peace conference of the claims of
actual Irishmen now here, including
the Sim Feiners and others.
President Wilson is understood
to have told Walsh that he adhered
to the decision he announced in
New York on the night of sailing
for France on his second trip.
(The president informed the Irish
delegates who called upon him in
New York that he must refuse to
present Ireland's claim to the peace
conference as president of the
United States. He added, however,
that he agreed with Ireland's aspira-
tions for self determination.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
Woman Sues for Divorce
From Common Law Husband

Marion Rathje filed suit today in
district court for a divorce from
Carl Rathje who. she says, is her
common law husband. She says they
entered into a mutual agreement to
live together as husband and wife,
November Il, 1918.
She owns a rooming house at
sol North Eighteenth street and al
leges that she has mainly supported
her husband and herself from the
earnings from the rooming house.
She charges that he talked cruelty
to her. shook her, struck her with
various articles and continually
fought and quarreled with her,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
Red Officers Hold
Troops In Place With
Machine Guns In Rear

Arehangel, April 16-(By Associ-
ated Press.)-The bolsheviN have
evacuated the town of Bo1shie Or
e e l. according y peasant. who fed
IDENTIFY was driven out by the con-
slant Smelling to which the Russo
Allied artillery has been subjecting
the town during the last two weeks.
The bolshevih are reported to have
established positions in the woods
nearby.
This bombardment, together with
4 shortage Of supplies due to the
thawing roads, is seriously impair
ing the morale of the bolsheviki,
who are reported to be without re-
serve provisions. The peasants re-
ported that the troops desired to
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
GOV. M'KELVIE TO.
REVIEW v-L0AN
PARADE MONDAY
Nebraska's Executive Will In
troduce Evangelist Billy
Sunday at Auditorium
Mass Meeting.

Governor McKelvie will come
from Lincoln Monday to review the
great Victory Liberty Loan "Wel-
come Home" parade which will in
augurate the drive for $o,17l,55O,
Omaha's quota in the new loan. The
governor will give up a part of his
holiday to review men who went out
to fight for their country and who
now have returned home again.
The governor will watch the pa
rade from court house square, where
he will have the Rev. Billy Sunday
to help him.
Will Introduce Sunday.
Afterwards the governor will go
to the Municipal Auditorium and
will introduce Mr.. Sunday who will
address the marchers and the pub
lie on the necessity of putting the
loan over.
Mr.. Sunday will leave Omaha at
AIS Monday afternoon, going to
Denver, where he will probably
make a Victory Liberty Loan
speech.
With the governor and Mr.. Sum
day on the stand will be Chairman
T. c. Byrne, of the state Victory
Liberty Loan committee; Congress
man A. w. Jefferis, ex-senator J.
H. Millard, ex-senator Norris w.
Brown, ex-Congressman c. o. Lo-
beck and Col. Gonzales Bingham,
ranking military officer in Omaha,
who will receive the parade at the
stand for the guests assembled
there.
Capt. Waiter S. Byrne, adjutant to
Col. F. A. Grant for the Victory
Loan Welcome Home" parade, is
planning to simplify the difficulties
in finding locations in the parade.
Posted up in full view will be
placards showing WHICH divisions
and which sections of these divisions
are to form at particular places. For
instance; = placard bearing this leg
end a. c." would show that was the
place of gathering for Red Cross Of
ficials and workers, who are in Sec
ton c of the fourth division of the
parade. \
A placard with IS. B." would indi-
cate the place of meeting for Span
ish war veterans, who will form the
second of B section of division
No. 5.
Each section Of each division will
find . placard showing his or her
division, indicated by the number,
and their place In the division by the
letter.
MONDAY speaber1 Schedule.
Raymond G. Young, chairman of
the speakers committee for tho Vie
tory Liberty loan, has arranged the
schedule for the noon meetings at
the court house during the week
beginning Monday, April q.
Tuesday Mayor Smith will talk at
the court house square, Wednesday
Judge A. c. Wakely will be the ora
tor, Thursday William Burton will
speak, Friday Secretary of the
Treasury Carter Glass will review
the great 100 per cent parade and
Saturday Judge Lee 8. Estelle will
be the speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
ByNWILLIAM ]. BUTLER.

(StAff Correspondent OF Universal Service)
Paris, April l8.-"Within a week
or ten days Ireland's peace dele
gates, Prof. De Valera, Griffiths and
Count Horace Plunkett are to be in
vited to the peace conference and
they are going to place Ireland's
case before the big four" \
This confidential prediction was
made to Universal Service in an ex-
elusive interview today by Mr.. ].
Ryan, of Philadelphia, a member OF
the American Irish peace delegation
after "five or six days of careful
soundings" in Paris.
Place Hope in Wilson.
1--WE all place all our hope in
President Wilson," Ryan declared,
"and l can safely say that as a result
of our work here in the past few
days this hope will be justified. I'm
derneath the surface of American
diplomacy at the peace conference
there is a gradual breaking down of
barriers against Ireland and the
tulcduWOIH excuse THAT h1HCI It'd
cannot automatically at this time
come out openly for Ireland is rap
idly disappearing.
"The Irish-American peace dele
cation has mapped out its program.
The peace conferences invitation to
Ireland's delegates is the first step.
| cannot discuss the second step
now but I can tell the Irish back
home that Ireland's case looks
France has gone Gut of her way
to be kindly and considerate of the
comfort of our delegates. The
French government even had spe-
cial representative to meet US at the
boat to expedite the handling of our
luggage without subjecting it to
search; France has cordially invited
US about the whole country as hon
ored guests. That is not only the
attitude of France but is rapidly be-
coming the attitude of nearly the
whole peace conference as see it.
America Wants Settlement.
"The civilized nations of the
world are beginning to realize that
there never will be league of ma
tons and there never will be uni
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
Churches to Hear
OF Victory Loan At
Sunday Services

8 Practically every congregation in
Omaha will hear Of the Victory Lib
erty loan Easter Sunday, for pledges
to speak of the loan during the serv-
ices Sunday have been received by
Raymond G. Young, chairman of
the speakers committee. Victory
Liberty loan, from almost every
clergyman in the city.
The peculiar appropriateness of
the appeal on Easter Sunday is felt
by the churchmen and they have
readily agreed to devote part of
their Easter sermons to disser-
tation on the loan. The day cele-
brates the victory of righteousness
over death and the grave; the COM
ing of peace to the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
Draft Plans for Germany
If Terms Are Not Signed

Paris, April 1S-(Havas)-Mili-
tary experts, under the direction OF
Marshal Foch, have been charged
with the drafting of a report on
what should be done if Germany
refuses to sign the treaty of peace.
1t is indicated that the methods of
coercion which the allies would
adopt may include the occupation
of more German territory, the block
ade of enemy ports and the discon-
tinuance of the dispatch of food sup
plies to GERMANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19

leave the front but that the com
munist officers were holding them
in place with machine guns posted
along the road in their rear.
The enemy's guns shelled the
Russo-Allied positions last evening
for 20 minutes without causing any
casualties. The other sectors are
generally quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19

TT was with this in mind
L that we bought for you
the best merchandise obtain
able, the finest styles; rich all
wool fabrics; careful tailoring,
suits and overcoats.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
The Spirit of Easter in Cl0the,

THIS same spirit has been
L carried over even into
clothes buying;it shows in the
desire for new styles, fresh
fabrics -- something finer and
better than you men have ever
had before.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19

THIS year we feel that
l. Easter is bringing new
birth to the world; time hon.
ored institutions and tradi.
tons have gone; new ideals
Of democracy have come.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19

If you want to get real shirt
satisfaction, these corded mad
ras shirts are the ones TO buy;
new spring patterns in neat eff
fects. We consider these shirts
exceptional values at So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-23

~NN September md, 1910 tic fucnn.foar hoa.
~ Sa"dh Packard Twin Six Motor Car was
delivered to its owner
1t is worth noting that the engine in this twenty,
four thOusandth Iwin-SX was tyGcHCalr identical
with the original Twn-Six Engine introduced to
the motoring world in June, 1915
%
No experienced motorist will miss the importance
OF this especially when he knows thatn doub,
ling production for 1920 we shall still make no
major change in the engine.
A basic engineering principle such as the Twin
Six cmbodieS is not come at by chancc-nor easily
improved"
The war aviation cmcrancy, the greatest stimu.
lus to motor engineering the world ha, ever known,
confirmed definitely the l2-cylindcr'N type Twin
SIX motor as a success because never before had
tlexiblity, power and lack of vibration been COM
bined to such high degree in a single unit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-23

Most people used to seeing change year
after ycar-renccting the faults found by on
the road-or for the sake Of talking" points-or
indicating desire to make the owner buy
car every season.
Established standards Ike the Twn-Six motor are
certainly nccc,sary.-hut none too plenty in the
automobile business today.@
To the man with a motor problem have this to
say-c,pccialIy if he has been looking for a motor
, car which cannot he oishcd out-of-datc overnight
The Packard T,in-Siy principle is Eyfobh,hcd-
a permanent contribution to the Passenger
IrRSrouauon service of the world.
With your experience with the best cf other
cars fresh in mind-a single drive i'm the Packard
Iwin-SiN will show YOU hy direct comparison
new standard for aocccration, ,moothncss speed,
comfort, safety.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29

-s.--r,nu Especial pare Ii PFEySA.
WASHINGTON, Abril 2S.-hn e.
Convenio Revisado de Ia Liga de las
Naciones Sc han include c~lausuiaS o
reforma6o las ~eXistentes, de moco de
~comprende- en- elias las cuatro OBJ
jeciones principales Que haclan 4!
antigua tonvenio los am~ericanos que
Sc oponian a dieho pacto, Y que eran
las S~ieaientes:
1.-Que Sc r~ecouociera especial
n2eEtc Ia VALDEZ de Ia Doctrina Mon
roe.
Que Sc estipulara cue IN MEM
bro de Ia Liga podria separarse dc
ella. siempre que diera aviso dc 81
intencion con dos amos de antIcipa-
ci0r, Y que hubiera cumpiido fiel-
menrc con todos suS compromises '
obli-aciones internacionales, de acuer
do con las eStipulaciores del conye-
Mo. al tempo de su separation.
3.-Que para evitar las c~riticas
que Sc pudieran hacer por Gesigual-
dad de poder votante, toda veg que
Ingiatarra con sus colonias tenia
ocho votoS contra n de los Esta,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29

dos Unidos. Sc incluyera una clasu-
ia en- ell c~onvenio, por Ia que Sc es-
tipulara que las decisiones de las
iuntas de la Asamblea 0 del Console,
requieren el acuerdo de todos los
miembros de la Liga Representatives
en- Ia junta.
4.-Que ningIn miembro de IA
Liga pueda ser mandatario para e
gobierno Y administration de cual-
quiera coionia 0 territories, 81 no es
cor su entera aceptacion de tai
guarda. Tai estipulacion viene a de-
jar enteramente a Ia acci0n del Con-
greso americana Ia r~eSoluci0n de 81
los Estados Unidos tomarin a su car
90 ell cuidado de ~gobernar a cual-
Quier pueblo extranjero.
e nuevo Convenio contiene m
"anexo," en- Ell que Sc eXpresan los
nombres de los miembros originates
de Ia Liga de las Naciones Y los nom
hres de los Estados Que han sido
invitados para ingresar en- ella. Los
lniembros originates de ia Liga, tai Y
como Sc nombran en- el citado "ane-
10" son los Siguientes:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29
FL Presidente DE- Estados Unidos
convocara a la primcra junta.

Articulo 5.-Excepto para aquellos
casos en- que sc hace n estipula-
ci0n expresa, las decisiones de las
juntas de la asamblea j del consejo,
requeriran el acuerdo de todos los
miembros de Ia liga Representatives
en- la junta.
Todas las matcrias de procedi-
miento en- las juntas de la asamblea
0 en- las del consejo, ell nombramien-
to de comisiones para investigar
asuntos particulares, seran regulaGas
por Ia asamblea o por ell consejo V
Sc decidiran por una mayoria de los
miembros de la liga Representatives
en- la junta.
La primera junta de la asamblea
Y la primera junta del consejo, Sc
convocaran por ell Presidente de los
Estados unidos de America.
(El primer parafo es nuevo del
TODD, los otros dos Sc incluian en- ell
a%rtlculo 4 del convenio original.)
Articulo Gel Secretario per
manente Sc establecera en- ell asiento
de Ia liga. Ell secretariado~ compren-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29
EL CAL0MEL PRODUCE
SALVATION Y ENFERMA
Actua sobre ell higs,do como
81 fuera dinamita y lie hace
perder I'm dia de trabajo.

No hay razon alguna por Ia cual
deba tomarse el calomel, pues Dor
una parte produce salivacion V tras-
lorna TODD cl ORGANISING V por otra
tai sustancia puede sustituirse con ell
'Dodson's Liver Tone que es I'm
sustituto perfecto del calomel; asi
es que compre I'd. una botella gran
de de este medicamento, la que lie
importara unos cuantos centavos.
Ell Dodson's Liver Tone es un IL
guido agradable, hecho de sustain
cias vegetables Y el cual esta d~estina-
do a hacer fu~ncionar Ell higado GUAM
do Sc encuentra entorpecido Y tiene
Ia ventaja, sobre Ell calomel. de que
no lie producira salivacion nj Tampa
co nauSeaS.
Tanto los ninos como los adultos
pueden tomar Dodson's Liver Tone,
pues, como queda indicado, es COM
pletamente inofensivo.
FL calomcl es una droga ~peligrosa.
porque cS mercwio Y por 10 tanto
ataca los huesos. Ademas, 81 I'd.
toma una dosis dc calomel hoy, ma
mana Sc vera obligado a perder su
trabaio porque Sc sentira debil, tras-
tornado Y con nauseas. En- cambio,
tome I'd. una cucharada de Dodson's
Liver Tone y a dia siguiente Sc SEN
tira perfectamente bien y con clio
hara desaparecer ell entorpecimiento
del higado, el cual principiara a fun
cionar desde luego con toda regula-
ridad. Al c~onseguir este lograra
I'd. que deSaparezcan los dolores de
cabeza, la biliosidad, el extrenimien-
to. la lengua Sc limpiara Y su estado
general sera en- extreme Satisfacto-
rio. En- case de que el Dodson's Ii
yer Tone no lie de mejores resulta-
dos u ell calomel, en- la misma bo-
tea o drogueria en- que 10 adquiera
Sc lie devolvera integra la cantidad
que I'd. haya paga1n (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29
559 MEXICO No ETA INCLUDE En- LA uGA De NACONES
lei Convene revisado y aprobado por la Cor

dera IN s%ecretario general Y tai
numero de secretaries Y personal que
Sc requiera. Ell primer %secretarlo ge-
neral sera la persona nombrada en- ell
aneXo; en- 10 SUCCESSIVE, Ell ~secretario
general sera nombrado por ell con-
sejo con Ia ~aprobaci0n dc Ia mayo
ria de la aSamblea.
Los secretaries Y ell personal del
s~ecretariado seran nombrados por
ell secretario general con la aproba-
cion del conseio.
Ell secretario general fungira con
csc caracter en- todas las juntas de
la asamblea y del consejo.
Los gastos del secretario Sc haran
por los miembros de la liga de acuer-
do con la proportion de los gastos
en- el sostenimiento de la oficina
International de la Union postal uni
versal.
este articulo reemplaza al pri-
mitivo articulo 5. En- el original ell
nombramlento del primer secretario
general Sc dejaba al consejo V la
aprobacion de Ia mayoria de la asam-
blea nc Sc requeria para los nombra-
mientos subsecuentes.)
Las mujeres tiencn campo alberto
Articulo Ell asiento de la liga
Sc establece en- Ginebra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29
Obleas que saben a chocolate
en- vez de otras medicines
desagradables.

Las molestias Y NAL sabor de- ca
lionel, aceite de. ricino o castor Y otros
purgantes por ell e%stilo, hacen CUE
muchas personals prefieran seguir su-
fiiendo indigestiones y constipados
por tai de no tomar tales drogas. Pc
70 va no es ~necesario ell uso de est
s%ustancia, pues las LAMARINE
WATERS curan los constipados Y
limpian completamente eli sistema de
toda clase de impurezas, teniendo
ademas I'm sabor a chocolate. Por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29

Estados Unidos de America, Bel
gica, Bolivia, Brasil, Imperio brita-
nice. Canada, Australia, Africa del
Sur, Nueva Gales del Sur, India,
China. Cuba. Checo-Eslovaquia, E
cuador. Francia, Grecia, Guatemala,
Haiti, Hedjaz o Arabia, Honduras,
Italia, Japon, Liberia, Nicaragua,
Panama, Peru, Poloaia, Portugal, Ru-
mania, Serbia. Siam V Uruguay.
Los Estados invitados para que
ingresen a la Liga. son:
La Repablica Argentina, Chile,
Colombia. Dinamarca, Holanda, No
ruega, Paraguay. Persia, Salvador,
Espana. Suecia, Suiza Y Venezuela.
Pucde observance que Mexico no
Sc halla include nj entire los MEM
bros originates de la Liga. nj entire
las naciones invitaGas para ingresar
en- ella. Mexico no estuvo represen-
tado en- la Conferencia de neutrales
de Paris Y no es de extranar que no
aparezca por 10 tanto en- la lista.
Sin embargo, en- ell convenio Sc es-
tipula que cualquier pals que tensa
gohierno prcpio que presto las ga
rantias requeridas, podra ser admit
do en- la Liga. 81 su aceptacion Sc
aprueba por las dos terceras parties
de los votos de la asamblea compues-
Ia de los representatives de las ma
clones miembros de la Liga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-29

claraci0n depositada en- ell secreta'
riado en- ell termino de dos meses q
contar de la fecha en- que este on
venio Sc ponga en- vigor. enviandosa
Gesde luego aviso a los otros miem-
bros de la liga.
Cualquier estado dominic o colo
MIA que cuerte con III goblerno pro-
pio, V Il no apareZca nombrado en-
ell anexo puede ser rniembro de Ia
liga. 81 81 admission Sc acuerda por
las dos terceras parties de la asam-
blea V siempre que de garntias efec-
twas de intencion sincera de obser-
var sus obligaciones internacionales
aceptar toda la diposlcion que Sc
prescriban por Ia liga respecto de sus
fuerzas militares Y navales Y de sus
armamentos.
Cualquier miembro de la liga pue-
de separarse de esta, despues de ha-
Der dado aviso con dos amos de anti
cipaci6n dc 81 proposito, V siempre
que haya cumplido fielmente con to-
das sus obligaciones internacionales
V todas sus ~obligaciones contraidas
por este convenio, al tempo de su
separation.
Este articulo es nuevo, compren-
diendo. con ciertas alteraciones y
adiciones, el antique articulo sep
timo. En- 81 Sc estipula mas especifi-
camente ell metodo de admitir los
nuevos micmbros Y tiene anadido un
parrafo nuevo. ell que habla del re-
trio de la liga, pues en- el antique
convenio no SC hacia mencion para
NADIA de la separation de los MEM
hros.)