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Evening journal., 1919-07-22
JEWS EMIGRATING
TO new PALESTINE
Reports Tell OF Vast Exc
dus From All European
Countries
RUSSIAN SUFFERERS
ANXIOUS TO LEAVE

NEW YORK, July 22.--Jews all over
the world are awaiting with breathless
interest the signal for the hegira 10
the Republic Of Zion. I'm Russia alone
nearly 100000 Jews are Impatient for
the day TO come when they canNmigrate
TO Palestine.
These statements were made by rep
resentatives Of the Zionist Organiza-
ton Of America, who stated that they
were based on authentic reports from
responsible individuals in every part
Of the globe.
From Russia alone al least a mil
lion are preparing TO leave" the Zion
ISIS are informed. 'and in Poland and
other countries the long Journey has
already been begun Groups are afoot
10 is a literal fact that a large part Of
the Jewish people is possessed by an
irrepressble impulse 20 strike its tents
and march. Emigration committees 20
control the human food have been
formed by the Zionist organizations In
a number Of countries"
Boris Goldberg, Zionist chairman for
Russia, reports that the B0shevlsls
have undermined the economic exis-
tence OF the Jews In Russia. destroy
ing the subsistence OF from 20 TO IS
per cent Of the population. Now that
the Ukraine, the Crimea and White
Russia are also lost 10 them. there is
no place for the Russian Jews to flee
TO except Palestine. Therefore an enor-
Evening journal., 1919-07-22

nous agitation for wholesale migration
has arisen among the Jews in Russia,
according 10 Mr.. Goldberg, Co-0pera-
tive societies are being formed, and
experimental farms and stations es-
fabl.shed TO train the young men for
the struggle for existence In the new
old country 10 which they are going.
Dr. Saalknd a member Of the Jew
ish National Council for the Ukraine
reports that in White Russia the Jews
are carried away by the nation. Many
are liquidating their property. The
Zionist Offices az kiev are thronged
with inquirers. Thousands arc pre-.
pairing TO march en- masse. Dr.. Saar
kind states that many groups are now
walking across Europe determined to
make their way TO Palestine. Similar
reports come 10 the Zionist organiza-
ton here from Siberia and from
Poland In Warsaw 5000 Jewish fam
lies had registered by April for an
early. migration to Palestine The same
situation exists throughout the Slav
countries. About 10000 Jews are ready
10 leave Hungary and Austria will lose
many thousands Of the race.
Holland reports si&ilar vast prepara-
lions especially among the Russian,
Rumanian and Galician Jews who took
refuge in Holland after Antwerp was
captured. In Germany many university
students are anxious 10 go 30 Palestine
10 teach their people and assist in
building up a new State. Reports from
Morocco Alg.ers and Egypt indicate
coming movements Of vast proportions
Reports from Canada state that many
Evening journal., 1919-07-22
limit ON LIQUOR
! IN HOMES DEFEATED
lPpssessor. However. Must
Restrict Its Use TO Him
self and Friends
DRASTIC ENFORCEMENT
AMENDMENTS PASSED

WASHINGTON. July 22.-The prohibi-
Zion enforcement bin, drastic provisions
Aid an. was adopted yesterday, section
hS section, by the House, but a mans
rlght TO store liquor in his home stood
m against all attacks on the fnal
count only three votes were recorded
in favor Of an amendment 20 make
home possessions Of intoxicants unlaW-
fui
After all -perfectlng amendments had
been adopted and-others designed to
make the bin less severe were howled
over in a chorus OF noes an attempt
was made 10 adjourn over night This
prevailed. but there was a demand for
srollcall and fhe prohibition forces,
ehmmoned from all sides by their lead
.ers. piled into the chsmhed IN sufficient
number o 10 keep the House In session
hast night for the tedious rollcall vote
OF half a dozen amendments In dispute
which had to be passed on before a
note was taken on the bill as a whole.
Demand for a formal reading OF the
<ngrossed bill. which was not In sharp
Tor that purpose, forced adjournment
of the House and delayed It's passage
luhtl today
The nrst fght OF the day was over
the section givlng the courts the right
f6 put under bond a person convicted
iof violating the liquor law. This was
stricken out after Representative Gard,
democrat. OF Ohio. had pointed out
that ii provided double punishment for
ifffiifz poor man who might be sent 30 jail.
IThe vote was 50 TO &C. many prohibit
tionists opposing It's retention
When the House reached Section -
OF the bS'l dealing with the enforce
meni OF constitutional prohibition and
which contained the provision that II
was not unlawful to store liquor at
Nome for personal use, The scene was
net unlike that on a stock market on
high sales day. Everybody wanted TO
speak or offer an amendment fully
score clamoring for recognition at once.
First consideration, as a matter OF
parliamentary right. was given Chair
nan Nolstead, of the judiciary commit
tee. IN charge Of the bill, who had two
amendments. These fixed the time for
reporting possession OF intoxicants In
one Mr.. Nolstesd offered, and which the
House accepted, the time specified In
iHhe proclamation by the State Depart
ment as TO she effective date OF con-
@itutional prohibition-lanus i6, 1920
WAS accepted without discussion.
: Representative Rubey, Democrat. OF
/, Missouri got the loor after Chairman
Nostead was through with the section
and Immediately he announced inien-
Z tlon TO throw the searchlight on Ameri-
Evening journal., 1919-07-22

can wine cellars reported TO be stocked
with liquors enough to last for genera
tions. His amendment provided that
person should not possess more than
$50 worth OF liquor which a member
likened 20 zone white chipsin a steam
boat poker game considering the high
cost Of the product in the closing days
OF the bar. The House did not take
kindly TO this proposal and defeated IT,.
With this out OF the way, Represent
atiye Raker, Democrat. California. Offer
ed what the House had been waiting
for-an amendment 10 make it unlaw-
ful 90 have liquor In ones own dwell
ing. Chairman Nolstead opposed Il,
saying this section had been given
very serious consideration by friends
Of prohibition. When the vote was
called only three members, and all Of
them Democrats. supported the amend
ment-Mr. Raker and Representative
Blanton, Texas. and Upshaw, Georgia,
The latter an evangelist.
This section was amended. however,
so as TO provide that such liquors
must be for personal consumption by
the owner OF the dwelling or his family
or bona flde guests. This restrlrtion,
put in by Representative steele. Demo
crat. Pennsylvania, was aimed at the
man who might turn his dwelling into
saloon.
As approved after three minor
amendments the section Of the consti-
tutional enforcement measure relating
to possession Of llquor follows;
"Secinon 25-That on February /,
1920. the possession Of liquors by any
person not legally permitted under
this title 10 possess liquor shall be
prlma facle evidence that the liquor Is
kept for the purpose Of being sold,
bariered. exchanged. given away, fur
nished or otherwise disposed Of In vio
lation OF the provision Of this title.
Every person legally permitted under
this tile 10 have liquor shall report TO
the commissioner ,of internal revenue)
within ten days after January &c, 1920.
the kind and amount Of intoxicating
liquors in his possession But II shall
not be unlawful 10 possession liquors
In ones private dwelling while the
same Ia occupied and used by him only
az mis- dwelling and such liquor need
not be reported But such liquor must
be used for the personal consumption
OF the owner thereof and his family
residing in such dwelling and bona
nde guests when entertained by him.
Provided the burden Of proof shall be
upon the possessor to prove that the
liquor was lawfully acquired and pos
sessed."
Evening journal., 1919-07-22

These are finest geor-
gette voiles, foulard voiles
and organdies in beautiful
dark patterns, in newest
effects. All sizes.
Evening journal., 1919-07-22

Jewish farmers are preparing to go 10
Palestine. and this is true also in Chile
and Nicaragua. In the Argentine the
younger Jews are organizing them
selves in groups Of nifty. each group
with an average capital OF 1900
francs.
In this country and England the
Zionist organizations, while preparing
to contribute largely to the emigra-
tion. expect to furn .sh administrators,
engineers. specialists and civil servants
who will devote themselves especially
TO helping Palestine absorb the great
mass pouring through her gates.
nebte deafen fhe ear IN onnorfunIiv
Evening journal., 1919-07-22
Become Slender
a Simple, Guaranteed Method

ron would like 20 lose, weekly. from
r. 10 Eve pounds Of burdensome fat while
esting and drinking all you need, also enjoy
5ns life far better than at present, Just follow
khis advice:
Take seven deep breaths Of fresh air each
morning and evening; after each meal take
a little oil Of korein; eat all you need, but
chew thoroughly, and follow other simple
directions Of the guaranteed Koreln system.
Men and women who were waddling around
with heavy. sluggish bodies have, IN many
cases. reported a gradual, agreeable reduc-
tion Of thirty to eighty pounds. with wonder
iful benefit TO health and figure. This very
season Is the time 10 become slender, attrao-
tive. vivacious and healthier very easily.
Get oil of korein at the druggists; Il comes
In capsules, convenient 10 use and Is now
rold Al beforewar low price. Weigh and
measure yourself week 90 week. You can
scarcely rcolizo the JOY that awaits you In
nornal symmetrical figure. with good health and
longer life. Show others this advertisement.
Evening journal., 1919-07-22

Debts deafcn the ear TO opportunity.
Buy w. s. s.
Evening journal., 1919-07-22

These are organdies,
plain and figured voiles,
in newest effects and are
quite the best values to be
had at the price.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
CHAPTER TWO.
ny NANVA RuDiNA
Famous Ma York Artiets Model.

eHcnb NtN fpfN Rftffa MODEL.
How well remember ms fret artist
friend. ana how posed fni hint
ne had rvntc to The village Ou the
uutHkifiH vi klff i0 point ihc scrnf
ard be- HHW me dascluN with the Village
chiltrtu Nud spoke Go nr ! told him
itat : vHnc. 10 ihr Village. bow ! hUirI
tho discipline in The school and wlnfs
ia 81 hC Is ianepr
lie wAa bua. aud told mr hc would
iikc % make "a painting 90 me- lir
gave mo hiH studio addftaa ln klti
~n. hrsan tu zen me I need NOT he
afraid ns an artist on ~ POSING
told him ! was nui efiaid 7 WAS
Elnd ! had always dreamed uf ihr
Pc tiNilfA ~ Nrlplnf Hn artist 60 Ult.
ate n beautiful picture. made nn
erpoininont lu 2u io bis studio. lint e
WIS hffd al s.4 Dlii of thn fruoei
! made nr q siotS ihht J muHi $50 'n
sss Same relatives dil riot elecr
nivlif- ,hinainr ~ what posses : would
nNei huW wuHl1 hfip tnr Nftlti
DroAtc Aomrihinr end ef0 myself on
y NHnNDte iInAriHni hit studio. AiF
niird nla su filled thaf Vhlio the
lHlNpni lsAfDun vera eolnr un Z wan nr
1 away Whom BE- cawu rN turn ,n read
I asa NOS knew the place j Bad mol
turned q rnro in ny hooh Finally tho
T t1y camf. nrd r1' HwHf y WIS .a
Gao afternoon. DURING fhr rcc"rf time.
ne NnF ia yfFY IfrrfHefui WflNf
even lhrn though yoinF. hat hc WIS
/ poor llr moi me at tlt duur hlmsti
and iuuh me lnin hiN studio.
The feHiit nf tiis atudln WIS iiffar.
oni w eauro from whut had
lrcnmed hut Is NaH even better ~
had ru wonderful furniture hui there
wAN iho ufmoaphogc ~ nri Hni artistic
things r. had tire smcil of thc paints.
40 BEGAN &c Tell me that should
not DO hafifui should not be
afraid, and told him u vas not
necessary that he should say that.
for was not afraid AZ all.
First Z hooked ovcl nll 49, hfualiga
lii his iulntf nud asked him 100 sores
~ luNHiiNr4 about everything he uHsl
ihr rAuNutscr The cniurs fhe
brushes. mo palette tho easel iiN
told mC how ut mixed tine NOiofF He
showed me hif work and ) 1rhrd hlin
io explain 10 "a noe J r1uld noi aipn
quvsiionlng ID was nl 30 new, ao in.
tcrfsiluf could not step running
from one thinr 90 another even when
ho teld ue wt aid NOT have much time
because " WINS getting unrk
H. wanted 60 show rne how 500 pose.
hut naked him lH i0t me- take my nwH
posse ne vnf surprised how export
cucpd SEEMED ii ecrmrd to hfu an
81 i muH haYe posed before but
Heycr hid. Hui niwnys 1 had dronmcdi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

To get tho iass neaa first subscribe
for the Caller
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

creations. showing the lntcat conccp-
lions m Momcnf and Mcrs Shoes and
Hosiery nt Corpus Christi. Texas MI
cccs Hotel on Thuredity. May SUB
from i an. 90 d. nj. and 90 ffidn5
Mas en- from d. m. a. . ,. 40.
Miss A. r. Barker an cNpert shoe
utter an authority GA style NiN ~ ~
ntfsndanoe. 4 cordial IMITATION is "x-
tended TO lnNpcrt these beautiful styles.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
LONDON COMMUNITY
RiAsIEsS,Ei1S $4,000 AT
LOAN MASS MEETING

Despite ,hc fact that only about one
bpif ui thH peopiC 81 t'tc community
were NNls 90 h0 H attendance t,ouHpA
Ono of tne nr|rcipal tarming spfHr
muniuss or Nnegcs county az D l.ih-
noon. .Aised $4,000 subscriptions tu
thc Victory loan. Tho quota fur "
district in gsuNo0 and u " not Hnfiat
natct tkli teere VIII ne nnY trouble Va
aeaurina ms tmaiadef 81 Use quota
Roy Niiitr WIGS tnt Npcntrr ~ tne
meatlnE emo pa ihc close ~ his ad-
druas hc sailed 10Y subscriptions, anil
ii,e plinplc responded in splendid fssh-
ION. The ihrro largest subscriptions
were j. a. l-lnders. ti.oVu, s. a. Lon-
don 3S5oo. ana 3 4 Petty s2eeo
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

day. thr teacher nude me STAINS ln tho
corner and note ~ar arni 90 my pnf
cnia complaining. EVcri body looked
nt me With pity
fini ala not care. my only woffy
wns how a. Fct ont again. ran SWAY
twice nrsin but the urtst finished ihc
picture. Thnf Cnnvuar bar uiWatf
benn ri n9y mind unfinished. hove
niWayH had desire tO go hnck 10 &ici
TO ipt ihlf artist flush hi- work
never ssw ms friend again. FOR SOME
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
J. M. Fortenbury
Bitten by Rather
While Picnicking

a. NJ. FortenhurV Associated Nresa
operator for rho caller waa hilton Pos
g ratilcunic Yesterday afternoon whilu
oui fuf q drNH outing near iortinnu
with hlH family ilr ia n0W ui o. lucui
hospital where hc 3d. resting oHay and
BE- vNpccfcd GO hc out n week. or
ten days.
Mr. foricnhufy iu company with his
ilniit and as aud hir g. g.. Nuckolf
icit Corpus Christi fcHtcrda> Wominf
CD spend thr dnY BOZ tho couuir, nnd
attracted u.s. tine profuHiOn OF algpicIft
berries growing along Dog road decided
fo stou ana rnthHf Some ni thom. 40
Wus while picking berries that Dee wae
uilicn.
lic was Immediately rushed % Cor
pNH Cniltil where hc was attended by
Dr i'naaniolo who DNurpHspl Inc Opiu
ION tnHt very Nttip ~ the poison had
ltuivruh nls hiffem 1uN fhgt 10 Nua
rNls q question of IL short linc uatil
f hr wuCld hc ONT nrh around Frllu.
-
4 To GET the haze rews first Hubscrihs
for the Caller
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

always had imApilcd kow would
sune DAY posse fut ,n artist
Iiy dusk the outline OK my portrait
bud hOcn Hfofcncd ln charcoal made
anothcr appointment foI second 40 +
flur and went nwny fan of hnppr
moss
dld mot think nf my punishment ni
rfhuu The rifni-iiurifi WrH rrvrrC
htd to alorp qiomei ! WINS not pcr-
mittod ONT iu thc yard Tor one whole
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

FOR sAf.l3-Dodgo cur iu Al condi J.
lion 1913 model nt a bargain. q. Is.
fiarneo. phone 953.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
zoo LATr.To cLAssIFV.

MONEY no LOAN Full face value
on Government bonds WIN bny ven-
doris lien nutes. Phone ae-.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

M,Aioo CITY thinks General innquot
iH dead hrcauav h h1a photographs
vi blk lcad hc1h Wc hnvc dcld heudH
Boa his country who arp tive ones.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
.LARCECROWDS
INATTENDENCE
TCHAUTAUQUA
People Show They Are
Willing 10 Patronize Better
Glass Of Entertainment
TooAYs pRooRAm

hornine--"Tho American Girls
hmericanism Mrs. Robert NE
Crodio.
hiternoon--f rniudo--Camp lewis
Military CuRrtcttc, ln6Dirltioral
iuctnra--"The Advantage az
hardicap''- pr. Elliott A. Boyle.
Evening Concert Prelude -
Camp Lewis military Quartette.
Drarltic fGa0lRu--''T Turn 20 ne
Highf".-Edwin Whitney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
Old Il raider

AfIE off
her breast blessings
<
"A
a owe
TRADER him all build
ltbong lot
build
a
TvoI
brick buildings West Tulsa
AIeaher Shoe
In
rooms. NO BABIES ALLOWED HERE"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
TREATY is NOT CAUSE
Discussion Can Have No
Possible Bearing on
Situation.
DID NOT STUDY QUESTION
Problem Acute Long Be-
fore President Gave 1t
Attention.

INDlANAPOLIs. sept l1.-senator
Hiram Johnson Gf California, con
tuuing his speech making campaign
In the middle west In opposition to
the ratification OF tho league Of ma
tiuns covenant IN an address hero
tonight declared that II responsible
lty for the high cost OF living rests
upon any agency or man, Il rests
upon the present national admins
uaton and woodrow Wilson
president Wilson adds to his
fcRrsomr harsh names, appealS TO
'our material interests and even taxes
tbc two months that tho league and
, treaty have been before the Amer
lean people and senate with the high
cost OF living said Senator John
/ auu "ilc conveniently forgets the
eight months he spent abroad, Sc
/ Creuy plcdEing our resources and
/ our manpowcr 10 European and
/ AHihtic governments. The two
months of discussion by our poo-
pie and our senate In the open OF
what he discussed secretly for eight
mon ths. has had. OF course, no bear-
| INK upon and The reasonable dis
cussion IN the future cannot possi-
! bly, affect dhe high cost OF living II
lany single individual can be charged
with 4ponHibillly for the high cost
of living that man is Woodrow VIII
son The living costs In December
and January last were substantially
what they are today. Mr. Wilson
then had exactly the same laws he
now invoices.
"tIc had neither time nor lnclua-
iiou tn deal with q problem then
uruutipally as acute iH ~ ls now. lls
never even touched the subject eX-
crpt pntrouizingly and as an
rphrmerul ill ~ no consequence or
Importance llc makes It's solution
I,prnd now upon the immediate
Iufratlou of his treaty He would
tiLrhinn us by cheap ana specious
statement. devoid uf economic logic
land wanting iu any sound reason.
/ lie roy.rs hz own d"rcliction by Ap
uufoundod counter charge, RemeIh-
bcr his address to congress, De-
I cemh,r e. last.
Tho moment We knew the armis-
/ rrr tn have been signed, We took
. the harness or l' e. surprising how
/ rtst The process ~ return to peace
. -u.lur hsr lHuurd iu the three weeks
f since the fighting stopped His idea
. ll reconstruction then sasaS,. u Will
nor be ,.uy 'r direct 70 aNR better
hon 30 Will IircDt Itself when he
bad ample time fur action last De
,rnh.r and might have prevented
rh, -uhs.uu,ut ,nuuuu1nc" ot high
prices. these are his words:
our people do not want 20 be
coached and any leading strings We
Grt
.u.,lllr become hupelessly en-
r,rrIsI because they would pay no
attention 90 them and go their way.
. In, American business man is OF
uu.E initiative
A. that time We had competent
federal food administration. CONF
r',uf.. organized throughout ih"
nation Mr Wilson deliberately
..uuprd this vast organization.
which might have removed d part
CONTINUED uN PACE EITyIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
Deputy Sheriff Beasley
and Bandit Tyson
Victims.
USE WESTERN STYLE
A Realistic Film-Drama Is
Staged at Bank; One
Is Wounded,
OFFICERS ARE TIPPED OFF
Woolley Gets Word Of In
tended Holdup From
Cangster.
STRAY SHOT HTS OFFICER
Opinion Prevails That the
Deputy Was Not Shot
by Any of Robbers.
STRAY SHOT HTS OFFICE

!
robbery. staged In true west
ern style. about ! o'clock yes
Iterday afternoon at the little
town Of Red Fork, cost the
lives of the two men, one a
Tulsa county deputy sheriff
and the other one of the trio
of daring daylight bandits.
The dcnd'
". r. Rcnslc,. Tulsa county dep.
ut, sheriff. hit by stray bullet md
| Killed instantly.
II. .. Tyson. Tulsa bandit; shot
/ ard nird nt Z O'clock Ia the fhysi-
/ cL,nS Il surgeons hospital
The wounded
William Wuokcr, Tulsa bandit In
county jail, suffering from Sc'eT'
hut not falnl Runshoi wounds
Acting on information furnished
by "A stool pigeon. who gave lhf
double cross To- hlH two pal banditF
sheriff Jane, Nu"llcy a. IL O'CLOCK
yesterday morning picked hla iour
4 best sharp~huuirrs ana Fp'eded 'u
the lituc mrLrbm town four miles
sye.t Of Tulsa tp las IN ambush Tor
! he bandits Tho offlcrrg picked
| their hiding place. an but one, Dep
llfy ncAsley. sccludlng thomsclvcs In
ramshacklo building adjoining aud
tn tho rear uf the bank picked Tor
| pmuirr by the Tulsa bandit trio.
! Toaalcy hid himself 100 an Old hhin
ln the rear of tho lui directly hl'N
Iuf 'nc bank Iils position afforded a
| more direct view ~ the bank sIl"
/ nut nut him Boo the direct liu" ut f'r
Tho officers had waited about -
minutes when hn youthful bank
/ bandits appeared They walked
aaV, pN uu the wrp side OF me
hnut Nrcr passing 'ho building
John scott the stool pigeon.
turned back The other two walked
/ tYn blocks south 90 the railroad
iru,hA and dld not Iglutu foL lstl-A
A.. hour. Arcr they rriWr"t 20 the
front entrance ~ the bank. where
t,., were met by Scott the men lost
.ltlr time In getting to their game
. entering the email fraW" building
|l,y icNcIrI their SIX shooters un
the only occupant. Irwin 'urrrII la-
.,..,r.uId manager uf the bicFasnh-
..oodunu Lumber company NJ lt'l
Fork Who volunteered 200 assume me
I.N uf banker while tHr arrange
halIup WnA staged 'uulN DO" N"n'h
pointed out th, money '''"''r l'
~, baniiS.2 WHO stuffed 'h'I,
...rkri. urN h,t frlf' hu.F"l
with rho blis. tuD"'t n''"''' ''.'
,ut "A $1,000, according 'a "'"a ''
..,Ii'I
. .,tdc. ~ tnr n'.I.'" And ..' N''''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-18
ECONOMIC LEAGUE TO
COMBAT PROFlTEERS

LONDON. July 18.-To battle the
peril of Europe-wide food shortage. an
economic League Of Nations" is be-
ing advocated by British officials.
g. H Roberts. England's food con-
troller. today announced plans for the
formation of a world council to deal
with the apprehension that unre-
strained food proflteers will force
prices to unbearable heights through
out Europe.
A preliminary meeting will he held
in Washington within a few months,
according to Roberts. Its first duties
will embody a survey of<the worlds
food supplies and economic conditions.
The council at first will be composed
of the allied government, but ulti-
mately Germany. Austria, Russia and
others win probably be included.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-18
German Prisoners In
France To Be Returned
(By Associated Press)

BERNIE, July 1S.-According to Of
fetal dispatches from Berlin it is ex-
pected in Germany that the return of
German prisoners Of war in France
will begin about the middle of August.
1t is said that these prisoners will re-
turn to Germany by way Of Switzer-
land at about the rate of two thousand
per day. The Germans still held by
the French number about 100000.