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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
9}palb Mmnnblens 6ielpeerpebis

9}palo Mmnnbiens 6ielpeerpebis
tiun. Sra &i9benbabn meo6eles ben
46e -Mai: Om BEN Expedition, iom
TIT fa1 paabegDnoes, u6taler &op'
tein @otfre6 @anlen: 93etien bliDer
cit Sur paa ialt ca. 100000 engel=
fife Mi1> fom ifal ti1bagelegges paa
@un6elle6er og meo @fimoer 1on
9eltagere &ielpeerpe6itionen. @r.
pe6itionsmateriellet afgaar berfra
me6 Ebnlelfibet vIorotbea" / Mi5<
ten al Mai Maane6:: S Suni refer
ieg n1e6 v@ons @ge6e" til @rgnlano
og itp6er i. @o6babn til uGorotbea" =.
Me6 Sen toger ieg til Ebule, bpor jcJ
operpintrer. g2plte CONNER tager
leg afite6 og logger Depotet be6 Sap
Columbia. Ti61ig1t @ommeren 1920
bill jeg bore tilbage.
@ittes Gnfe I Mmerifa. Seem
Oorf SEN 4be SUM. @rebin6e Ma-
rie Witte, gnfe efter 6en ti61igere
rusliife Bren1ierminiit tier og Gre6S6e=
legat be6 Sre6en til Yortsmoutb @rep
|Sergei Oliebitcb, atfom bio igaar
poa 6et norife Danpfib u@tapangerz
fjor6". @repin6en iag6e> at BUN for
lo6 <8uslan6> for6i alle ben6es @o6=
Ter bor rutnereoe. Sum ogteoe at
offentliggigre i'm af6poe Man6s Me-
111oirer og pil6e forblioe i 6e Sore
lte6e Gtater- en- Maane6. Gorbot6ene
bleb berre og pprrei 9e1slnno, erflez
re6e bun, og Oct enelte> Ser. flrnoe
Djplpe 2a11oet, bar 9iplp fra Sc al
liereoe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
al 2epine> ser er 6gmt iom Ell al oe
forne111te 9pbaps1npn6 til5portocuSs

al 2epine, ber ct 6gmt iom e,1 af 6e
fornemlte Spbapsmpn6 til5partacuss
reisningen / Mincben forle6en. Set
liges, at ober 100000 5porbeisfolf
oG andre Mrbeioere ilutte6e fgr SEN
for @enerali itreifen beromme6c SID.
2on6on Den 76e Sum- ~Gi bil
iffe un6ertegne, 1ne6n1in6rc &rafta>
ten gi6res balpt iaa fpmme1ig," ifal
Or. 8ernaro> Dernburg babe iagf /
ct Snterbietp, 6er blep offentliggiort
i6ag. SSfelge Telegramn1et ifal Or
Gernburg babe erfleret, at Tpiflan6
tan lite beta1el 90 be alltereoe fan life
fnn bet til at hettsSe.
&jebe1bapn ben Ste Sunni. Matbias
@r5berger, @befen for ben tpife Baa'
beni itilltanosfommislion bar, ifelge
uGeu#icbe Cages 3eitung" i Berlin
un6er Mrbei6e ct Wemoranoun1, 1om
efter at babe beban6let Sreosbetingel,
lerne / alle 6eres GnfeltDeoer onbefa,
Ter l1noertegning of Eraftoten.
8ern, 5cbmei3> ben Zoe sunni.
Stor Birfiombeo m9rfe6es / Epif=
lan6 meo &oerpning af Mpn6 for
Mrn1een og @amling al 9lmmunt=
ton, tiger oe uafbengige 5ocioli,
iters 8lo6 uDie Sreibe;t" / 8erli;1.
Sfelge u5ocialtlt 9ben6i" @ien CT
tplfe @efruteringsagea1ter traol
8irf iombeo 91terrtg.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
ten CT npopenoig for bore nat:ona.e

ten CT npopenoig for bore nat:onu, e
SS11teresier. :.
Haris oel1 10oc Sunni. (slf Tre6
g. 1crgu1o,1.) &apporter fra ce
forlfiellige alliereoe &omitcer oil
gaaen6e &c tpife Mobforllog forelaa
~ ~ for 6irmanosraaoet gnoel al
. St bsne, iigcs Set, pil blipe ino-
State ;: ~ 11IItjsreOcs spor, iom
pe111,1 stor . foreloet for Sc
tpIfe Ge:es~ s0cietr meoens Ola
ore ionoipnl:eDts 1biofpre poer!i=
eere 0isfuslion. 8lan6t oisie iioite er
5pprgsrnaalet om en- beiternt gr1tos=
ningsium og Spiflon6s inarlige Sp-
togelie / Mationerncs 6orbuno. Gn
tiplig 9ebot penfes angaaenoe Set
iioite. Set forlgoer, at baaoe @rit-
terne og 9lmerifanerne er / Gabpr al
Epjferncs Optagelie 9tationforbua=
Oct inorcit n1ulig, me6ens 6ranlf=
men6ene af al &raft mooiqtter- Jig
Bette.
lirmanosraa0et pente0eS o9Iaa al
bile prppe paa 9esninge11 al Oct
Hroblern, Der er opltaaet 1om 6glge
al 4rigen mellem Eum6nerne,
G5ccberne og ltngorerne. Sc ~all:e'
rcoe iiges at bape ien0t ct l(ltimas
tltm til 6en ungarife 5opietregie=
ring fortongen6e, at 9lngrebene paa
G5ecberne ifal opbbre
9l6riaterlpprgsmaalet, iom bar
pnret ct al 5reosfonfereniens panlfe=
liglte Spbrgsmaal> log iom biofprtc,
at 6e itolienife 9elegater miolerttz
Sig traf Jig til6age, mel6es MI fafti!f
at bore oronet poa fblgen6e Maa6e:
1.-Tiume lfal bore en- 6riitao' ltn'
Ser Notionf onforbltn6ets 8eifpttelle til
l:ge1ne6 Oct o1nliggen6e Smroaoe,
Ser l16gjbr en Triltat. -Sebenico
bliDer SsSugo=5loperneS. 3.-3ora
bliber en- 6ri1tab un6er italienlf &o1t=
trol. 4.-Bisie 9l6rioterper ner ben
jugo=Iapilfe &p1t bil blibe tilfien6t
Stalien. 5.-gn Solfeafltenring ptl
fin6e Ste6 om fem 9lar for at ofgip=
re, ON Solicit 9S;ltme og Smegn lfal
forbltbe nn6er 9eationforbrn0et e1ler
tilbbre e11ten SS5talienerne eller Sugo.
Sloberne.
gllepe al Sc altiere6e &ommisiio>
ner far afgipet enoe1ig fapport til
S;rmalt6sraa6et Sem zanore &on1=
missioner - Sc iont beban61er Spf-
lan6s 9itgrenie, @elgiens 6ororin=
ger> 51espigipbrgsmaolet og forlfiels
lige 6aier .af Sc sfonomilfe 8etingel-
fer - ct .on1trent fpr6ige.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
Nrurt1 urn 6rwttHr11.
Segas' @uberltpr 6eber ari9soepars
tementet ont at mobiliiere to 8ri-
gaber i Ga1np Mabrep.

Walbington ben Zoe Sunni. &rigS'
minilter 8afer oberlepere6e i6ag ct
Telegram til Gbefen for 6et fpoligc
Oepartement, @eneralmaior Gobell,
fra @uberner &obbD, Eeras, bpori
onmooes om at mobililere to 8riga=
Ser al Observation-Disclosures 1T.
oen 20 Gage Camp MabreD, &c.,
for Eienelte pe6 @rpnien. s ct Eelc>
gram til arigsminiiter 8afer, iagoe
@upernpren, at bette bar 1rp6benoigt
for at belfDtte 2ib og @ienoom /
Eeras moo 6e amerifanlfe 8oftioner.
@upernpren erflpre6e> at ben meri>
fanife Situation er iaa fritiif, at 6er
tr9nges en- 1tor EroppeitDrfe lanJs
@ronien.
S6et 4rigs6eparteme1tet ober'
len6te &elegrommet til General Gu
Bell, onn1o6e6e BET ON en- &apport
ongaaenbe 9eeobenoigbe6en al ct
mobiltlere. "
S lit Telegram at1tpoe6e @uber-
t1er &obbp, at ben n1erifonife @ttua=
tion bar iaa afut> at bpilfenionbelit
al oe fiempenbe Gafttoner funoe
fin6e paa at 1Rtte oper @rRnien for
at pin6e en- 6orbel iom antD6et beo
Garran5as &nnooning til De 6or-
eneoe @tater forleben. @r9nien bor
life tilitrnffelig beIfDttet til at biu-
6re ilige &a55iaer> fag6e @obbp.
@ongresmeno, Der nplig lpIte sln-
rno6ninge,1, erflpreoe,s at lite o.
2oen aupalleribrigabe .af Mational=
garoen, iom &obbp bao ON, blep or
ga,1iieret UNDER 4rigen for at be-
ifDtte @r9nien, 6a iaamange Mpnb
bleb ienot ober til europa. Negt-
menterne ct bel trpnet og efbiperet,
bleD Der iagt.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12

Gen norife Mmerifa 2inies Aftier
ito6 ben 8oe SUM paa 8riitiania
Bbrs i 37711a 8rocent eaer $203.85
pit. Mftie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12

siIfaIas. 8bts 9e bar noset, tom
Sc lnifer at felee, faa inbrpt e
tibet advertisement nnber r9u.
ialgs" rWinneapuIis gibenbe".
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
Salts 9atter 1om 8rDn Matprs

Salts Cater Tom 8rDn Maurs
&reiibent. 8rpn Matpr, @a.> ben
4oe Stunt. Wfiis @e.en Serron Eaft,
9atter al ben ti0ligere 8rqlioent, er
al 9ireftionen for 8rDn Matpr Col
lege palgt til fungeren6e 8rpii6ent.
9r: Marp Sbomas bar faaet Bcrmis-
:lion for at foretage en- Neiie rl1n6t
0eroen, Miis Saft bar. peret De.
fcnl1s pc6 Gfo1en.
Glmquiit eipet ct bistigt @perp.
8ofbington ben Ste Stunt. Gbar1cs
g. glmquiit, Minneiota, bill itao i
sGpibien for Sen feoerale eleftriife
SSernbone-& -&on1misiion iom blep Or
ganiieret igoar. San er 8rnlioert
for Natio1al Msfociatio1t Of Nailmap
an1 Utilities Commissioners.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
Bnnthrattfntatprttr.
Sagten paa Be ffpl6i9e iberflat. @}pS
om ct nbitraft 8pmbefontplot
ben 4be Sult.

geetp Dorf ben Zoe sunni. SO. s.
Glpnn, Der al SSultits6epartementet
bar facet i Oporag at fin6e Dem, Der
par @fplo oe ii 8onbeattentater /
8egpn6elien al 6enne l1ge, ct dnfom=
met BERTH ioag og bar obertaget Sc,
6elien of gfterforifningen, iom ban
flyer allere6e er gobt pao 8et. 6lDnr1
mente> at 8ombemDiteriet bilbe blipc
lp1t, men bilbe life n6tale fig ON,
bporlenge BET biloe tage.
SSrniolertio erf fare6e man. at @fs
terretning om ct an6et u6itraft 8on=
befornpIot ben 46e Suli bar blebet
me6oelt @egjeringen igaar og bao6e
foaet Mpnoigbe6erne til at tage
itrenge 6orbolosregler. Sperteneite
Solo, bporfra Sprengitoffe Tan er.
boloes, pasies paa af @egieringen og
mon bar glt1arfil lterne UNDER Opligt.
Set Gaftum, at @rp1oiionerne 6en=
ne l1ge bpn6te / otte forifiellige
8per iamtibig, oberbeptite. Deteftiper
ON, at Mnarfiiterne bar en- gob 6r.
ga11iiatio,r og letpi1ot Sorbin6elie
paa en- eller anoen Maa6e. S S oenne
6orbinoelie blep BET melot, at Gele=
grammer, Der blep ienbt lige fer gr-
% 6iernzSe1ef ringer
/ oet Sis blep npie>1ngt Mnrfe til.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
6aalffabe / phabo,,,1.

6aglifabe i GHabo,na. 9ulio,
0fIo., Ben 76e SUM-. 6agl og @egn
berieoe Be ,1prliggenoe Gou1tper
mat og g0elng6e for ,,aiten ST, 600,
900. 2anosbDerne Se1,fi1s og Sa-
.feH, Dfla., blep on1trent eoelaet
me1. intet Sab at Menneifelip bleu
n1eI6t
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12
Katttp / @HtrrHprgnrtt.
Spiferne afilpret fum &olI9eptfernes
8nm6sfurbnnte. Gfl9n6ere
&rig me1 SDifere.

&ip6e11babn ben 9be Suni. &reit5=
burg og Safobitaot, bigt;ge 8per /
5D6pit for &iga, er blebet offuperet
al gltlpn6ere, me6el1s 1itbaui?fe
Eropper lengere. SD6 nermer Jig
GDinif, liges BET officiel l1noerret=
ming fra Oct eltlan6ife @obe6fparter
- Stocfbolm ben 96e sunni. @lt=
lan6lfe Eropper bar babt ct Cont
menltb6 meb tplfe 2anomebr-Erop=
per pItenfor @iga, bbor 1ettiife COL
batter ogiaa bar bapt alDorlig &
me6 Tpiferne, ifelge offieiel timber
refining fra 6et eltlan6lfe @ope6fbars
ter.
- 2onbon ben 96e sSl1ni. Gel,
eltlun6ife @eneralitab fin6er Jig ng6t
til at begDnbe Mititeroperationer
moo Eplferne, flyer ct &eliingfors=
telegram til uWail". slariagen Ell,
at Gpiferne / &iga6iltriftet oponce=
rer Bug @olibepiflinierne for at offu=
pere 2iflan6s 9itgrpnie, bpilfet til
ligeme6 ct forreoeriif slngreb pao
Gitlen6erne al tpife &abalteri rnoei
9r6re fra General bon Der @olt5.
@onman6ant for oe tDlfe 5tprfer
Nteripegnett iiges at babe ofIbrct
TpIferne 1om Bolibebifernes Me6=
biglpere. ~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-06-12

@anoerlip trGffer its tilbage. 9eem
Oort BEN S6ie Sl'ni. Sra11f q. @an=
6erlip> 6er i ii slor bar Dnret Brplt=
Dent for 9}ationol gitD 8anf, en- al
9anoets 1tdrlte 6inansinititutioner,
toe Mfife6 ioag for, ifplge bans us
talelie> at tage cit Gerie og ~gipre
npttigt Mrbeibe".
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Wants TROOPS
TO HUNT SLAYER
Sheriff Fears Trouble with
Virginia Clans in Seek
ing Judges Murderer.

Richmond. Va. April 1s.-Gov.
Davis may be appealed to for help
in running down Edgar Morris.
charged with killing Magistrate
Bluford Sullivan. 1t is reported
here that the sheriff of Green coun-
ty has forwarded to the office of
the governor an appeal for troops.
Davis is in New York City.
Morris shot up the courtroom and
killed Magistrate Sullivan after being
fined for throwing an Episcopal rector
out of church near Stanardsville. The
case parallels the famous Hillsville
tragedy. when the Allen clan gunned
the court to obtain release of certain
members OF the band who had been
arrested for moonshining. Morris is
believed to be hiding in the hills.
Reports are to the effect that Her
man Shihett. a companion of Morris.
is connected with the AFFAIR. Shifiett
is said to have pulled a gun to aid
the getaway of Morris. Shifiett is
in Jail
Should Morris be taken into Gus
tOdv he will be brought before the
grand jury which meets Monday.
Morris is a clansman and il is
feared his friends will come to his
rescue.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
THE TOWN cRIER

The New Thought adherents viii
hold an inquiry service at o'clock
this evening IN the Apostolic Mis-
sion Hall. 1o2 Indiana avenue. The
service will be conducted by Mr.. III.
z. Longley and there will be several
addresses on advanced thought.
The April meeting of the Colum-
bia typographical Union. No. 1o1,
viii be held this afternoon at ESQ
o'clock IN Typographical Temple, 42S
G street northwest. Nominations
for officers win be made.
Bishop Theodore 8. Henderson and
Chaplain Thomas Tiplady. of the
British Expeditionary Forces. author
OF The Cross at the Front" and
The Soul of the Soldier" will ad-
dress a body Of Methodist laymen
In connection with a dinner at the
New Ebbitt on next Wednesday
evening. April %.
Fifth anniversary hike Of the
wanderlusters Is to be held today
from Fourteenth street and Colorado
avenue at 2:30 o'clock. and is to lead
to 1.-The Joaquin Miller cabin and
along Rock Creek to north of Chevy
Chase lake. John Boyle. Jr.. is to
lead.
DR.. Frank r. Rutter, of the De-
partment of Commerce, is to speak
on Social and Industrial Japan" at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow night at the
University Club. before members of
the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity.
"Mrs. southworth and Her Cot
tage" is to be the subject of a paper
by Miss Sarah NJ. Huddleson before
the Columbia Historical Society,
meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday night
in the gold room of the Shoreham
Hotel. A biographical sketch of the
late William Henry Dennis will be
read by John Paul Earnest
swhat Is the Caucasian's Proper
Place in Nature?" is to be discussed
by H. H. Swearingen before the
WasL ington Secular League at 3
o'clock this afternoon at Pythian
Temple.
The child welfare exhibit, recent
ly at the Public Library, will be on
display from tomorrow to April 80 at
Friendship House. 326 Virginia ave-
nue. southeast. from 2 to 4 o'clock
p. m. and April % from to 3
o'clock. All who were unable to
see the exhibit at the Public Library
are invited.
Lodge FeIlce CavaIIotto, No. Il.
Order OF Sons of Italy in America,
are to give a ball tomorrow night at
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

the old Masonic 5empie, Mnth and
b streets. This viii be the seventh
annual ball given by the lodge.
DR.. }. Stanley Durkee, president
OF Howard University. Is to deliver
the Easter message at the IL
O'Clock service this morning at
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church. Fifteenth and r streets
northwest.
Miss Alice Hutehins Drake n to
speak on THE Road to Already" be-
fore a meeting of the Y. W. C. A.
Bookiovers TOMORROW night.
The sterfing Relief Associatien
will give an entertainment at the
Dunbar High School Saturday night.
April rs. Tor the benefit of "neater
children in the public schools"
The National Star .spangled Ban
ner Chorus will meet tomorrow at
the Calvary NJ. e. Church. Fifteenth
and Columbia road northwest, at 8
o'clock p. m. Mr.. George Harold
Miller is the director. Mr.. Miller is
graduate of the Washington Col
| lege OF Music. He studied with
Oscar Saenger, a master Of French
( opSA oliS 5tytc, anu dASO Will VIII
lam Shakespeare of London, the
greatest living master of the old
Italian method.
Rev. John Richardson, Lord Bishop
of New Brunswick. and Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. are to speak on behalf of an
imal protection at o'clock tomor-
row night at Trinity Parish Hall.
Third and c streets northwest, un-
der auspices of the National Society
for the Humane Regulation Of vivi-
section and the Washington Humane
Society. Rev. c. Ernest Smith,
rector of st. Thomas Church. 10 to
preside.
Pastors Of Washington and vi
, cinity are asked by the Washington
Humane Society to observe Humane
Sunday" April 81. by sermons i'm
pressing the duty of kindness to
animals. Emphasis is laid on the
right to consideration earned by
horses and dogs by their achieve
ments In the war.
Prof. William G. Van Week, Sec
retary of the George Washington
University Law School. has an
nounced that plans are virtually
completed for the sixth annual ban
quet of the law school. to be held
at $50 o'clock on Monday evening,
April Is. in the banquet hall Of New
Masonic Temple.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
|22 ROBbERIES
OCCUR IN DAY
Crime Wave Sweeps New
York Police Blame
Non-Residents.

New York. April 1s.-The crime wave
which has been sweeping New York
since the first Of the year 10 continu-
ing unabated. although police authors
ties are taking energetic measures to
stamp II out Twenty-Five hold.ups
were reported within twenty-four
hours during the week.
Omcials place the blame upon the
nonresident population which Is food
ing the city. Unemployment Is alec
blamed, while few crimes have been
fiked upon discharged soldiers and
sailors.
II Deaths Reported.
From January l to March more
than 200 robberies were reported. The
loot ran into hundreds of thousands
Auto bandits also are active.
During the period between jan
uary 1 and March IL, twenty -one
violent deaths were reported. most
OF them being victims Of hold-ups or
gunmen.
Reports picked at random from
the police blotter show the follow
Ing hauls made by bandits:
January IL. $4,000; January Is.
$25.o0o; February 8, $4,000: Feb
ruary 9. $1,000; Feb. Is, $4,000;
February II. $4,000: February 16.
$4,000: February "a, $4,000; March 8,
$4,000: March 20. $4,000.
on the los killings. which include
thirty deliberate murders, besides
many cases of manslaughter and
homicide, sixty-three mysteries still
baffle the police. Guilt was estab-
lished in forty-two cases.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
TELLS ADVANCE
OF ADVERTISING
Head Of NV. Aver and Son
Recalls Early Days of
Business.

How the N. W. Aver and Son ad J.
vertising agency started business
nifty years ago with a capital OF
$3.50. was recounted by F. Way
land Aver. the present head of the
company. at the banquet given in
the levue-Stratford Hotel, Phil
adelphia, recently in honor of the
fiftieth anniversary of the founda
tion of the firm.
Advertising has become an exact
science" he said. There are fewer
mistakes made In advertising in
vestments today than in former
times. In making plans for the
expenditure Of the advertiser $
money, guesswork has been elm
mated and precise degree of
knowledge is brought to bear upon
the advertisers business, trade and
field of operations.
Another vital factor In the elimina-
tion of uncertainty Is the better sta
tistical background which we now
have for our decisions as advertising
men. The individual business house
of today keeps records Of its own do
ings and development which are in
comparably superior to those OF the
early days"
Mr.. Aver spoke OF the changes that
had taken place in the business and
advertising world in the days since
his father founded the original firm
of N. W. Aver and Son.
The hrst newspaper directory was
published in 1869 and named 6,lg pa
pers. The current issue of the N. w.
Aver and Son American Newspaper
Annual and Directory includes 23,O74
publications. Fifty years ago maga-
zine advertising was unknown. 1t be-
gan with Century in 1870 Harper.s
New Monthly Magazine was published
for thirty-two years without adyer-
tising, the first advertisement appear
ing in 1882"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

New York. April 19.-The follow
ing Washingtonians are registered
at hotels here: T. L. Grosedon, Miss
l.. Hanson. Mrs. C. Weaver. r. r.
Forrey. $. P. Jones. Herald Square;
MIS-. w E Hotchkiss. Latham; Miss
NJ McCambridge. Breslin; c. ]. Nell
son. Aberdeen: ". Plotnick, Broad
way Central; G. Shepherd. Broztell;
Mrs ]. E Booth. Miss G. Brown,
Martha Washington: A. L. Hopkins,
Holland; c. Kinsley. Grand: B. Was
bUe, Woodward.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Society Women Scored
For Switchboard Work

Newport. r. l.. April 19.-Society
women here who are working the
switchboards in the local exchanges
were scored in a meeting of the
striking telephone workers here to-
day.
Among the well-known women
who filled the places of the striking
operators in the local exchange was
Maude Howe Elliot.
Taxi drivers declared they will re-
fuse to drive anyone who hurts the
strikers cause by working the
switchboards
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
PRESIDENT OF PANAMA
CRITICISES SENATOR
Angered at Congressional Record
Story on Immoral Conditions.

President Porras. OF Panama. has
sent letters to members Of the Senate
protesting against publication in the
Congressional Record Of a letter from
Brig. Cen R NJ. Blatchford, COM
manding general of the Panama Canal
Zone. and a statement by Mai. Wells.
Judge advocate general of the zone.
concerning alleged immoral conditions
in the zone.
President Porras criticised former
Senator Thompson, of Kansas. for in
serting the letter in the record de-
claring that this was "the most unfair
insult that Panama could possibly re-
ceive from any source"
Porras demanded that Thompson
take steps to have the statement
erased from the record. He declared
moral conditions in Panama compare
favorably with those in large cities in
the United States.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
BOLSHEVIKJ FORCES
MAY SOON COLLAPSE
Three Divisions Defy Trotsky' 5
Order to Attack Republicans

Collapse OF the Bolsheviki army In
Eastern Russia under the pressure OF
the Siberian forces is imminent, ON
cfal advices from Omask to the Rus
sian embassy yesterday reported.
Three entire Red divisions defied
T'rotzky's orders to attack the Re-
puolicans. 1t was stated. and were or
dered to the rear.
Capture Of Sterlitamak. Diyny- Boz
and Belebey by the troops of the
Omask government is announced.
An advance under way in the direc-
ton of Sarapoule is declared to have
already resulted in the capture OF
LOCO prisoners. a large number OF
rapid-hring guns and considerable
supplies. The fall of Sterlitnak
threatens the entire Bolshevik forces
around Orensburg. it Is held.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
BOLSHEVIKI CAPTURE
AMERICAN DOUGHBOYS
Two Soldiers and Y. M. c. A. Sec.
retaries Now Prisoners.

Three American soldiers and two
Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries were re-
ported by the War Department as
having been taken prisons by
Bolshevik forces in Russia. The SOL
diers. who are reported to be en- route
for Moscow and well treated, are
Sergt. Glenn W. Leitsel, Mifflinburg,
Pa.s Private Freeman Hogan, 46a
Trumbul avenue, Detroit. and Mechan-
ic joins c. aursen, r. F. D., No. 5.
Marlette. Mich. The Y. NJ c. A.
secretaries were named Arnold and
Rysll.
Corpl Fred Randall. Lyndon. Kans.,
was reported to have died OF wounds
October g. Private James A. Lane,
Evergreen, Ala, was reported to have
been killed after he had been taken
prisoner by Germans July Is. Andrea
F. Gabrielle, 81 Federal street. Phil
adelphia, was reported TO have died
in Germany q wounds November 6.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Charged with Selling
Milk Without License

jHWcS : Hardy. Of Chevy Chase
d. "a- arrested yesterday and
barred with bringing and selling milk
- he District without a permit IN
."lstiou Of Health Department resu-
IatiOus-
Hardy was discovered near the Dis,
mot I'm" at Wisconsin avenue north
vest. and sold some milk to Health
i'-partmcnt inspectors and police
officer.
lie was taken 70 Sub-T Station
where he put Up $40 collateral.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
WILSON APPEAL
FOR VETERANS
Urges Americans to Aid
Returning Men-May4 4
Employment Sunday.

President Wilson yesterday appealed
to the American public to assist the
government in finding work FOR re-
turned soldiers, sailors, Marines and
war workers.
In these days Of victory we can
make no better offering than that of
service to the men and women who
nave won the victory" the President
declared in a public statement cabled
TO the White House from Paris. urg-
Ing support OF the Labor Departments
plan for an Employment Sunday. May
T. Appeals will be made In thousands
OF churches On that day.
President Appeal.
reads:
The church organizations of the
country having generously united In
an effort to assist the Employment
Service OF the United States in find
ing work for returning soldiers and
sailors and war workers. and. having
designated Sunday. May 4. as En-
ployment Sunday, am happy to add
my voice to others i'm an appeal
to our fellow countrymen to give
their earnest and united support to
this and every similar movement.
hope that the people Of the
country will universally observe
Employment Sunday as a day of
fresh dedication to the mutual help
fulness which will serve to work
out in the months to come the diff
cult problems OF employment and
industrial reorganization.
In these days of victory we can
make no better offering than that
of service to the men and women
who have won the victory,
eco. WOODROW WILSON"
At the same time Secretary of
Labor Wilson asked all governors
and mayors to proclaim May 4 as
"Employment Sunday"