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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
MANY SHIPS TIED UP
BY STRIKE OF SAIl0nt

NEW YORK. July l2.-With -
proxima,ely 200 ships already tied ~
in New York. Boston. Baltimofs,
Philadelphia and smaller Atlantic
ports, representatives Of sailors unieas
and United States shipping board ol.
ficials were endeavorins to reach la
agreement here today which will
avert the complete paralyrstiou ol
coaawi,e and rans.Atlantic ship
ping.
The sailor, are standing firm a
their demands for 4 closed shop,
higher wages and shorter hours.
Practically all privately owned ships
are idle today. although the majority
Of the shipping boards vessels are 81.
lowed to operate. The government d..
ready has agreed to a closed shop.
No conferences have been arranged
with private owners,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
CITY MANS BROTHER
PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN

Barritt Galloway, brother OF z. w
Galloway. advertising manager Of the
Witt Clothing company, has just been
made 4 captain in the medical corps
according TO word received here re-
Gently. He was for some time secre-
tary to Representative Dick Morgan
in Washington and was admitted 10
the bar in the District Of Columbia
He was admitted TO the bar OF Okla
homa on motion while on an army fur.
Tough. Galloway applied for the first
officers training camp but was turned
down on account Of weight. He then
enlisted as a private and. in the course
OF six weeks had obtained 4 commits
sion in the medical corps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

Jesse James was not a bad fellow al
heart, but was driven to his desperate
acts"
Jesse said that If the army couldn't
take him a. he was. he would not have
the ca,aracts removed. but would go
back to Hugo this afternoon, where
he has a job firing a steam engine at
$3.50 per day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
Methodists Hear
Sergeant York

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July ITO
day the last "full-blast" day at the
Methodist centenary exposition here,
which has been IN progress aimee
June %. promises to surpsss oil others
in point OF attendance. officials say.
Sergt. Alvin c. York. -the greatest
hero Of the war;" and Lieut.. Com
mander A. c. Read Of the NC-4 will
speak during this afternoon. Special
religion, services tomorrow will Of
ficially bring the exposition TO close.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
MAYBE LOCAL SHOWERS
WILL COME NEXT WEEK

WASHINGTON, July l2-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are
West Gull states. Ohio valley and
Tennessee and lower Missouri valley
Mostly fair, but with occasional local
showers and thunder storms and nor
NAL temperature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
FAvoRITE RECIPES
Cold Cataup Of Reksh.

An old French recipe for meat
relish, which may be used as soon
As made or kept all year. With
ono peck cf ripe tomatoes chopped
mix one pint Of salt and let stsnd
over night. Drain well. Then mix
with il two cup, Of chopped onions
eight cups Of chopped green pep
pers, two cups Of chopped celery,
ono cup Of white mustard seed and
two cups OF sugar. Add four tea
spoons Of ground cinnamon, two
teaspoons OF ground cloves, two
teaspoons OF ground black pepper
and five cups Of vinegar. Seal in
Jars
MRS. MONT r. HICHLEY,
l%l7 West Thirty eighth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
Allies May Move
Against Bella Kun

BASLE, Switzerland, July 1.-THE
representative, OF the allies in Vienna
have decided that action must be
taken against the proceedings OF Bella
kun's communist government in Hun
gary. according TO the Neue TaRe-
blatt of Vienna, as quoted IN a dis
patch from the Austrian capital.
\ special courier has been sent to
Paris to obtain the necessary powers
from the allied supreme council, the
new spapcr declares.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
Thousands Homeless IN
Devastated French neSieR

France after four years of war stag
gers under crushing debt. 1000 homes
destroyed in battle areas. People home
less. ioodless and lacking seeds and
implements TO raise food. Two years
before German indemnity begins to
repay. They must have emergency
help, Do your share Thursday, July
u. (AdY.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
Iheu,aads ueue|ees h
oovoelstod evoaeb oorioQ

France after four years Of var stag
gers under crushing debt. 10000 homes
destroyed In battle aress. People home
less, foodle0 and lacking seeds and
Implements to raise food. Two years
before German indemnity begins to
repay. They must have emergency
help. Do yoar share Thursday July
w. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

n nRS. GEORGE A. HENSHAW JR., formerly Miss
IMI Ernestine Dodd whose marriage recently an
o0o nounced as having taken place February IL in
Kansas City, Mrs. Henshaw, who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Dodd Of 17l5 West Thrty-third
street. Is we'll known in university circles, having been
of the most popular and beautiful girls in the Uni
versty of Oklahoma, where she student for sew
eral years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

mer. entertained q crowd Of young
people last evening In her home with
a dancing party and musicale.
She was assisted by her sister, Mr.,
T. +. Blesh and Mr.. B.esh and her
daughters, Misses Lavina and Georgia
and son, Wayne.
Shasta daisies in baskets were used
in decorating the rooms and the puncl,
table. where Miss Alma Finch and
Miss Carrie Baker presided.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
OF the hostess were Mr.. and Mrs C.
w. Bleuler. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Carson. Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. Finch
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland r. Hale. Mr.
and Mrs. {. A. Hamlin. Mr. and Mr.,
Guy Smiser. Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Edmond
DR.. Collins, Misses Nadine Finch
Carrie Baker. Bernice Do,y, Alma
Finch, Anna Fay Soliiday, Laura
Belle Blesh, Flora Kerr Of Los An
geles. Alfretta Jennings, Mary John
son and Mildred Hamlin. Mrs. Ger
trude Law, Messfs. Rudolph Blesh, Da
vid Solliday, Horace Solliday, John.
son. Ralph Finch, James Carson
Dewey Rudey. In addition 4 mum
Der OF young people from Guthrie at.
tended, ohsperoned by Miss Jessie
Kelsey, and included Misse, Ksthrinr
and Lorraine Fields and Elira Gait.
ney. and Messrs. Vernon Cook, Viii
liam Ross and Cr,igon Smith.
I've given Oldiieid tires the hard
est kind OF tests and they always
stand up"-Harney Oldfield A Z
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

Noted Easlish Actor Dlss.
LONDON, July l2-Charles Rock,
the well-known English actor. died Ia
London today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

I've given Oldiieid tires the hard.
est kind Of tests and they AWAY.
stand up"-Barney Oldfieh. A. Z
Reid Tire Co, 6S N. Broadway.
/Ad,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came to my place in Poe Valley,
known as the Pfannstiehl place,
about Sept. l., one three-year old
mottled faced heifer, with calf; ear
marked swallow fork in right ear
and under half crop in left ear.
Branded on right hip T-heart con-
nected; branded on left hip lazy EV.
Has waffle on rear leg, just above
the hook. Also one four-year old
light colored Holstein heifer. with
blue head. Left ear mark is crop and
under half crop and branded box ID
on left hip. Brands on both these an
imals are hard to decipher. Also one
black three-year old heifer, with
white face; Ear mark, crop off left
ear. No visible brand. Owner may
have same by paying charges.
81 IRA ROBERTS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31
TAKES ADLER-I.KA

81 had serious bowel and liver
trouble. Lost so pounds and could
eat only liquid food. Began taking
Adler-I-ka and now weigh more than
ever. Eat and sleep splendidly."
(Signed) George LaFond, Little
Falls, MINI. One dose Adler-i-ka re-
lleves sour stomach, gas and consti-
patton instantly. Removes all foul
matter which poisons system. Often
cures constipation. Prevents appen-
dicitis. We have sold Adler-i-ka
many years. It is mixture OF buck
thorn. cascara, glycerine and nine
other simple drug.-Whitman Drug
Company.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31

catch to the Russian government,
but since sables have become so
much in demand and the prices are
so high, the natives have found they
can do much better selling directly
to the collectors who come from all
parts of America and Europe"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31
DEATH CALLS SOLDIER

WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 81
Major General Thomas H. Barry, re-
tired, former commander of the CEN
trail military department, died in
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31

BOSTON, Dec. 31.-Read Admiral
John E. Pillsbury, retired, dropped
dead at his home here yesterday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31

Women smugglers are said to
have become almost as numerous as
men in the contraband trade which
is being carried on between the oc-
cupied and unoccupied territories Of
Germany.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31
ESTRAY

One two-year old black mare,
white spot in forehead, Branded on
right shoulder with letter G and dia-
mond. Ten dollars reward. G. w.
Morgan, bly,. 1920,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31

hospital here yesterday after three
weeks illness.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31
CO
Klamath Lodge No. 137
10. O. F.

Meets Friday night of each week at
I. o. o. r. hall, 9Th and Main streets.
p. J.Gerges N. G.i Fred Bremen
Secretary; p. L. Fountain Treasurer
Iwauna Encampment No. 46, !. o
o. f., meets Tuesday night of each
week at !. o. O. r. hall. Arlie Wor
rel, @. p, Nate Otterbein, 6cribeI
p. L. Fountain Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-31

Best yet. Herald Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
MAY MAKE TEST OF
ANTl-PARKING LAW

William H. Bramble. real estate broker
Of No. West Ninth street, was ar
rested this morning by Patrolman e.
Deylnney on a charge OF parking his
automobile in front OF his place OF bus
mess for forty minutes. "No parking
signs are placed along the curb Of
Ninth street between Market and Ship
ley Mr.. Bramble is indignant over his
arrest and claims he should be allowed
TO leave his auto In front Of his own
business place. He also says that au-
tOmobiles owned by persons who have
no place Of business in that street
leave their autos for an hour or more
in the block without any arrests being
made. Recently when his auto was
left on a side street. not far from his
ofIce, IL was stolen He said today he
would consult a lawyer as several per
sons have advised him 10 have a test
made Of the right OF a man TO leave
his auto in front Of his own place OF
business.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
PRISONERS Il, But
DID NOT LOCK IT

When John Burke and Joseph Bull
were taken before Judge Churchman. in
Municipal Court this morning TO be ar
raigned on a charge Of larceny OF a
blanket from Henry Berle. Of Silver
side. somewhat Of a surprise was caus-
ed by the youthful appearance OF the
two boys. who each claim 10 be A.
years old.
Burke, who looked TO be little more
than i3 years Of age, small and frail,
produced a card given by the juvenile
Court setting forth that he IS past
seventeen. This card he obtained, he
said. after he had been before the Ju-
venile Court on a charge Of taking IS
cents from a boy last spring on which
charge he was dismissed because it was
his first ohense.
Court Onlcer Mcdaniel stated That he
had a record Of the boy being II years
old. He lives at No. ara East Third
street
The Bull boy is a years old, his
father told the court
The case was continued until tomor-
row morning, the defendants being held
in 500 bail
Il was brought out by Mr. McDsnnell
that the Burke lad is fond Of horses and
often goes away from home 80 De with
them.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
near EAST fund
is SHORT OF goal

The MONDAY meeting OF the Near
East workers today failed TO result IN
enough returns being announced 10
make the quota OF 100000 assessed the
State and IL was decided to continue
the campaign In the down State and
rural sections for the next two weeks
at least.
The headquarters. however, viii be
maintained In the Church building,
Tenth and Market streets, and the com
mittees that receive belated returns
viii always flnd some one there ready
TO receive money during the day.
Calb z. Burchenal. state chairman,
presided at the luncheon today. The
largest individual subscription report
ed was one for $1,000 from Lammot
dupont.
The Edge Moor Iron Company sent
IN splendid report OF collections taken
among their employees There has been
s31i So pledged. The entire offlce forcs
subscribed and POI OF the 2i5 employees
contributed
A Western Union operator. young
woman, is showing the stamina in this
drive, that II exercised in part measure
by others, would have brought in
larger returns. This young woman, to
work for the campaign, has had 10 In
reality do without necessary sleep. Dur
ing the epidemic Of influenza her
buddy" that is her closest woman
friend, was stricken and died. Others Of
her acquaintanceship also proved vic
tins, and she wondered how she
escaped.
i know what / was saved for" she
told Secretary Pellegrin. 1T was to
do what could for the suffering people
IN Armenia and Syria, and / am going
TO do it to the best OF my ability"
She works at night and during the
day time has been doing what she could
70 obtain contributions for the fund.
Among the subscriptions reported at
Yesterdays meeting we're: Eastern NAL
Ieable Iron Company, s50i9: office,
t54s.Sj; Pyrites Company, siOi churches
b1s5; contractors. $50; James Wright
ltailors), Sii; Bethlehem Loading Com
pany, $3.50; booths. s523; newspapers.
$40; Salvatore DOmonick, $3.50: Della
ware Hosiery. $40; the Rev. f. W..
kirkus, 500; women's team Mrs. Rice,
h,039; A. A. Wilmot s272: TRUMP
Brothers, Sii7; Goldey College. $3.50:
Mayor Lawson, Si3; Beacon Business
College, si07; schools, S256: Calvary p.
2. Church, $500; hotel booth, S7i3i.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
THESE AUTOISTs LAW AIMING

The Police Department early this aft
ernoon received a telegram from the
police OF Elkhart, Ind, stating that
Chester Lickey and Victor Melkuse, ar
rested here this morning were o. X.
The police arrested them at Fourth
street wharf because they could not
produce an operators license for the
machine they were driving. 10 was
also suspicioned that the car might
nave been stolen but word from the
Indiana city clears up that suspicion.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
ODD FELLOWS TAKE
IN NEW MEMBERS

Members Of jefferson Lodge OF Odd
Fellows last night received applications
from eight candidates for admission
into the order. They will receive the
second degree at the meeting Of Fairfax
Lodge next week and the third degree
viii be conferred by Eden Lodge the
following week. The jefferson Lodge
members last night also donated S25 10
the Near East campaign.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
MOTOR CORPS AT LUNCHEON.

The Red Cross Motor Corps. Of Della
ware Chapter, gave a luncheon at noon
at the Hotel dupont. The guest Of honor
and speaker was Miss Anita Phipps,
commander OF the Red Cross Motor
Corps. Of the Pennsylvanla-Delaware
Division. The officials Of Delaware
Chapter in other departments besides
the motor corps, were also guests at
the luncheon.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
cnIrRT nEsERNEs nECIsInN

In Court Of Common Pleas yesterday
afternoon, Judge Rice reserved de-
cision In the suit OF John ]. Cross grove
against Arthur LaMotte for 500 dam
ages alleged 10 have been incurred in
a collision between the automobiles Of
the two parties.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
HIR0NS ENTERTAINS
AT SHAD BAKE
specIaI to The EvenIng JournaI.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. Del, James A. Hlrons. clerk
Of the recent House OF Representatives
and former Representative from Kent
county, gave a shad dinner last evening
Among those present were former
State Chairman A. r. Benson, who has
Just arrived home from the South ;
former Judge Daniel o. Hastings, Of
Wilmington; former Governor 5. ;.
Pennewill. Of Greenwood; Daniel NJ
Wilson. secretary and treasurer OF the
Delaware Railroad Co.; Col. William ID.
Denney, Just returned from the service
in the l. S: Frank Hall Davis, Walker
Mlffin, Roland r. Anderson and Dr.
Cecil de j. Harboldt, all prominent and
Influential Republican workers In their
respective districts In Kent county The
caterer was Joseph Masten.
PIE AND MILK SOCIAL TONIGHT.
Members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Water Witch Fire Company will
hold a pie and milk social In the en-
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

glne house this evening. The socla
VIII be followed by dancing.
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KONCRES NEMECKYCH SOCIALIST
CKYCH STRAN We VYMARU.
GERMAN PRY MlROVE PODMENKY
NEPODEPiSI.
PRUSKY MINISTR ODHALUJE POLITICKOU
BUDOUCNOST NEMECKA.

Berlin II. cervna Stale az do omrzenf Sc m6nicf
zpravy otzce zda Nemci podep vyznivaji germanst
pfedac mirovou umluvu aspoh nesnm jem zneni nepo
depisou
Cenejsi sociaisticti vddci ode do Vymaru ably SUI
castn vyrocnho sezdu strany kerem bude uoceno
dneSni bernskou vladu ez OsvOjia nejen urednky ale
n6kere zpatecncke methody cisaske vd. Cely
kavany odpor nen ale nkterak bezpecny vzdor
odvsych socalst kter doufa sjezdu odhlasovana
bude nedvera Wade Scheidemanove Posednes ode take
do Vymaru kde chce denckemu kongresu vysv6 stanov
sko vady jak daleko mlze Nemecko vyj spoencum vsc
a jaky druh mru ma zeme odmnouti.
Prusky financni minsr pravil rozmuve novnafskym
zpravodajem
"Prpusli mas spoenc po uzavfeni miru do Lgy naro-
d. bude pro Nemecko horsim, nez kdyby zstao mmo
Lgu pax byo by pod staou kontroou ostatnch moci
odvsost jeho stala by Sc ieste trap3ajsi's
"Nynejsi zadna jna vlada pfisti nemize podepsati
move umluvy, bude spojenecka odpoved nase proti
navrhy zni tax jak prozrazuje spoenecky tisk
Ma dotaz IDA vlada odstoupi, ably ucnia mso rezimu
Haasove mnistr Suedkum odpovedel
"Nynejsi vada zdstane dlouho vesa, jak toho Wy
zadovat bude povinnost zem at z mir bude podepsan
neb Neni pochyby re neudrz podepisei rozsudek
smr nemekeho stau ale take vlada Haaea nebude mit
douheho trvan prav6 tax jako vlada Levna Mnichove
vojsko soustredue koem Berlna znamo me neni
ale vm re Haase sam jest proti kazdemu voenskemu
krocovani tvrd re Jest sam jeho stoupenc prot nasi
nostem ez byy vyvoany skupinami spartakovcu.
Pariz 13. Predani spojenecke odpovedi ne
mecke pronavrhy bylo opetn6 oddano stane tax die
nejnoveSich zprav eprve nede neb ponde lhutou
denn pro konecne rozhodnut
Patou zem jez odmta spojencum slcasniti blokady
Nemecka Hoandsko Drive tax prohasiy Svycarsko,
Norvezsko, Svedsko a Dansko
Koms, z byla sverena revise mirovych podmnek, "a
stuoval Spoene Saty Hudson predsedou by Andre
Tardeu Glen francouzske mrove deegace Znen mrovych
podmnek bo prepsano, &C zasadnh ucineno nebyo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
POPRAVA "a NEOBVYk-
LYCH OKOLNOSTf.
Lid loucil sc S delikventem "a
zpevu cirkevnich pisni.

Toronto, Ontario, Kanada,
13. cervna. - Po neobvykle de
monstrace zastupu lidu obesen
byl "a roku starry Frank Nc
Cullough, driv6jsi obyva ,el
Youngstown, o., pro zavraz-
|deni detektiva Wiliiamje dine
|19. listopadu. Odsouzenec sci k
Sibenici usmevem a zemrel sc
slovy: rs bohem, Buh vas ze-
hnej"
Ia noci pred popravou shro
nazdilo Sc 5000 osob pred We
zenim, jevic soustrast odsou-
zenym mladym muzem a pro-
zpevujic RUNE, hlavne cirkev-
nj pisne. Odsouzenec Sc neko-
likrate objevil u okenka cely a
|vpadaval We zpev zastupu. De-
mon strace zakoncila Sc zatce-
MIN 13 osob pri srazce s policii,
ma kterou hazeno bylo cihlami.
Jinak vykonana byla exekuce
bez jinych prekazek. Ma dotaz
po poslednim prani odpovedel
smrti zasveceny vrah:
''Preji 81, ably snrt Franka
McCullougha byla varovanim
jinym mladiklm, ktefi Sc zapo
cali pohybova.i ma spatnych ce
stach zivotem.'
Dav ocekaval kata, ale tanto
dojt Sc automobi,em pod OBJ
zvlaste silnou strait do vezenl.
Popraveny doznal, re jeho
prave jmeno mi vlastne Leroy
Ward Faye Swart, Is letech
odsouzen byl V Kansas City
Mo. ma deset lei do zalare, Pc
propusteni s.ouzil u americke.
no vojska ma mexickych hrani
cich, kde byl zranen. Az do pC
slednf chvi!e tvrdil, ze zastre.
lii detektiva jen nahodou.
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VADA ZADA DELNICKY SJEZD O
POMOC PROTI OLSEVLSMU.
PROTI PROHIBICI PROTESTUJfCf DELNICKA
DEPUTACE ODJEDE DNES DO WASHINGTONU

Atlantic City 3. cervna - Prostrednctvm federaniho
sekretafe prace Wiama B. Wlsona pozadala vada Spo
jenych Sa cd sezdu Amer Federace Prace kery
je 100000 denickeho du Sousta pomoc pri potiran
zdesho oevismu. Pran Washngonu lie shrnouti tr Cd
stavce Vymt rude nebezpec netvoft zvlasni denicke
srany upus cd narodn stavky protest pro odsouzen
Mooneye.
Ma tomo vladimir stanovisku nachazi president Com
pers ceou svo administered Sekretar Wilson reci svo
prohlasl
"Prace by mela by hrdou dohu, jakou hraa pfi Wy
hran vaky cnnost vlastnho vdce Samuela Gomperse
Mela by by hra nejen jeho cast vace same
lie jeho cinnos proti novym vvdm vpzucch do ca
sti amercke spole6nosti Minim tim bolsevism.
Deputace, jez hodla Washingtone PROFESSIONAL prot
prohbc cd L. cervence vyjede z Ultra Vekym prdvodem
kery veden bude samotnym Compressor oposicnmi recm
hodla delnctvo aercke primlouva aby pivo byo jed
nou pro vzdy prohibicnich zakazd vyjmuto.
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k SITUACI CESKOMADARSKE..
KOMUNISTE MAJf ZALUSK MA BRATISLAVU.

Pafiz 13. cervna = Rada spOjeneckych zahranicnch
mnsr urovnava prave hrancni otazky republikou
ceskoslovenskou Uhrami pohrancni caru Rumunskem
Pr prni oazce doceno bylo shody rumunsy pre-
mer Bratiano projev sou nespokojenos pozadal odlo
ably bylo umozneno odje Bukares poraditi Sc
vladou.
Madaf zp nekterymi dspechy proti ceskoslovenskemu
vojsku, sou rozhodnu zmocnt Bradshaw jedneho pr
savnho mesta repubce ceskosovenske. Ceskosovenska
armada bya francouzskym d6stojnky zreorgansovana
itasti dGstojnci vymeneni
Mrova konference jest dosud rozrusena mad udalosm
Uhrach havne toho dGvodu, re Mada ponechai sko
d6ostreectvo stareho Rakouska lest vosko
madaske epe vypraveno nez oddly ceske President Ma
sayk denn6 pozadue mirove konferenc pomoc
nj Bella Kuny byo vece posilneno zpravou komunsicka
vad Uher bude uznana pfpustena mirovemu vyjedna-
vn Uredni zpravy nasvedcuj re Cechosovaci prekroc
doasne poenc stanovene hranice nebahe razy zav
milo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
PRESIDENT WILSON zADAN
O ZRUSENf PROHIBICE.

Washington, D. c., Is. Ger
vna. - Republikansky zastup
ce domu kongresu z Missouri,
Dyer, pozadal presidenta Will
soma kabelem .aby vydal pro-
klamaci, v niz by prohlasil, re
va.ka jest skoncena a tim re
nastala demobilisaca a tax "a
mezil. aby vesla platnost pro
hibice valecne DOLBY vzhledem
k lehkemu pivu a vinu. We
SVEN kabelogramu p. Dyer pra
vi, ably Sc president vyslovil
smysleni We veci, jezto lid Spo-
jenych Statu jest opravnen We
deti co nejdrive, IDA prohibice
valecne DOLBY vejde platnost.
Pan Dyer pravi, re vzhledem k
zpravan O opaku 81 je jist, re
president ma moe, vZnesenou
ma neho kongresem, zrusiti pro
hibici valecne dolby, pokud Sc
irato tyce piva a lehkeho vina.
Zda president ma pravo ukon-
cit va.ku pred schvalenfm mi
ru a prohlasiti demobilizaci.
Jest sporna otazka, kterou pra
vdepodobne rozfesi vrchni spoil
kovy navladni nebo soudy.