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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
CIVIC DRIVE LUNCH TODAY
Team Captains to Report Results il
S265,ooO Campaign

hrp"rtS from team captains will be
received today by the campaign com
mittcr of the United Civic Campaign
AT n luncheon TO be served the workers
in the Hotel AGelphia. 81
The drive now under way is TO raise
$40, 900 for financing the work of the
campaign, Dr. William Draper Lewis.
OF the law department of the ITniver-
sity of Pennsylvania. will address the
luncheon guests today on "rhe Need
Tor Volunteer Organizations. -
The nitcd Civic Campaign is backed
10y the Philadelphia Housing Associa =
lion. the Public Education and Child
Labor Association. the Civil Service
Reform Association. aud the Bureau OF
Municipal Research
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
ON PAROLE; IS ARRESTED
Youth Held on Charge of Breaking
Into Home

stanley Murtirhesski. alias Jack Rus
sell, nineteen years old, was held with
out bail by Magistrate Coward charged
with having broken into the home of
David Sigal, 80 South Third street.
In Siaement to the magistrate,
Martichosski said he had been committed
to Huntington Reformatory for ten
wears by Judge Johnson. of Media. in
November. 1917. on the charge of hav-
ing broken into IA Chester jewclry store.
After serving sixteen months. he was
paroled on May 8 of this year,
In MarticheSski,S pocket when he was
arrested, the police say they found Al
pawn ticket for violin which was
identified as belonging to John q. Kueh
fuss, al South Second street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
BLIND MAN A SUICIDE
Couldn't Atte d "Movies." He
Strangles Himself in Home

Because he could no longer see mo
tom pictures owing to a recent blind
ness. Clement Wild. an inmate of the
Old Mems Home. Thirty ninth and
Barring streets. strangled himself to
death yesterday in his room He was
found by the home attendants.
Wild lost his sight four months ago
following an operation. Before this
he had been one of the most jovial
of the old men at the institution, his
great pleasure being to relate to his
companions the things which he saw at
the motion picture theatres. which he
attended frequently. When this en-
ioymcnt was taken from i'm he became
moody and diScouaolatc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
Wilson'S Friends
Arraign GOssips


since apparently changed his diagnosis
from insanity to apGplexy.
The insanity story was backed up by
just as good an array of facts as is
the apOplexy story. The interesting
thing is that a senator who knows moth
ing about the Presidents condition and
can learn nothing about it except what
is contained in the medical bulletins
does not hesitate 10 spread in letters
TO his constituents utterly baseless gOs
sip that the President is permanently
incapacitated and that the nation il
being deceived abOu his true state,
The utter lack of sympathy at the
Capitol with an executive who has
broken down in the public service and
the lack of caution shown in exhibiting
it better than anything else indicates
the extraordinary state of mind exist
ing in Congress. The Senate sees a
ghost in every dark place. Whatever
happens il is full of suspicion that
''something is being put over on Con
ersss. This view amounts to an OBJ
session.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
Violence Flares
at Youngstown,

Continued From Page One
lieye more than 3 per cent of the men
in the Gary plant of the United States
Steel Corporation had returned to
work. although company officials
claimed the mills We're operating at
about 60 per cent
At mass meeting of strikers in
union hall at Gary. l.. T.. Lockwood
said if the steel strike shows signs of
failing, a general strike would be call
ed in all industries throughout the
country.
Federal agents at Gary, with the
aid of United States troops, continued
today their raids ON the homes of
radical agitators, many of whom
have been taken into custody.
Washington. Oct. l3.-lBy \. P.l-
Denial that military censorship had
been established at Gary. Ind, where
federal troops are on duty because. of
the steel strike, was made in tele
gram received AT the War department
today from Major General Wood. com e
manding the Central Department. with
headquarters at Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
Big Fee in oIxores Case stsnss

In deciding appeals taken to the Su-
perior Court in the divorce proceedings
brought by Alice NJ. Koehler against
her husband. Wenselus KOehler. a
wealthy resident OF Northampton
county, Judge Porter today filed opin
ions sustaining the lower court in al
lowing Mrs. Koehler counsel fee OF
$500. to be paid by hep husband. and
alimoDy at the rate of $12 per week
pending the final outcome of the case.
The grounds for. the divorce are not dis !
closed in the opinions filed by the Su :
pprior Cots, 4s 44
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
shop Robbed While Family Sleeps

Suits and bolts of cloth valued at
$1,000 were stolen early yesterday morn >
ing from the tailor shop Of Jacob Stan
kuns, 2I40 Gray's Ferry avenue. The
thieves operating. il is believed. with
door of 7he store. and worked while
Stankuns aud his family. were asleep
On the floor abeFes '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13

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!
POindeNter Asks Information
The resolution before the committee
had been introduced by senator poiu
dexter. Republican. Washington. aud
,youId call upon the President for N
COPY of IL dispatch said TO have been sent
TO the State Department last Ian0ary
by the American minister at pckin.
going into japanese Chinese relations
AT some length.
Senator Williams was said 10y com
mittcr members to have made vigur.
ouS protest against sending such a re
quest to the White House in the present
circumstances. II was understood the
case of President Mrkmley's illness wns
cited, the senators objecting. declaring
that in that instance the Senate re
Trained as II matter of courtesy from
raiStng points requiring action in for
''Er, IT'n, l",,. a., ..,
,.',N Ell t,., ,,iiaI , .t'i '.','"'. ~
t, .,;.I ,.,nhition % of u" NI,. I"E ,h"' @ ,me
l,,,.,, n,'or,, ',,,' ,,tii, IA an,,,
nation regarding President Wilson :
health nov was ,h" subject of wide
speculation,
IltAAhIlIfA
:. ,', H., -.
u was S9id there was no 'nort !or
maiIl 10 LaiSt tue Hu'sL'"u "i Mr' " IL
son aiNaDl'l'y uhder 'he '"hS'liutlon'
h'Niu'N 'h' I"ihuCN'r' resolution ihe
committee m"J"r'E h"d eNleCted TO act
! on II resolution ~ senator hihg' Dem
ocrhi' 'i"h' rApr'sSing u as the sense
OF the senate that lhra'e Nh"nld be
awarded I" hrcece hud one ny Chalr-
| l'rpgIIHnf tg
call an intrrnatlonai conference to ron.
slider questions relating to telegraph aud
Cool yrootbnT is oidirc pro.iiort
7 Wilson's recovery it was said today at
| the White House.
For several days the bulletins on Mr..
| Wilson's condition issued twice daily BY
Rear Admiral Grays0n. his personal
physician. have noted slight improve
ment or mo change
Yesterdays bullrtiu said
.u.hita II,,,.o oot 10 ,t.oo,
,rrtnn,, J.. ,,l ,,otoiJo nha, "' "' .T,, i,'
pn..iIei,,. ,,',,l;t;,,, H. LIZ :" Wv
niaLt ~ "'" " e''"
,..,,>, r,.r,,>. .,.,,,,,,,,,
HhAl Sun h' IN. Slli !.
Last nights bulletin said:
,"Whitr House. Oct. T.. 10 u, m.
1.-The President is in good spirits aud
has had a restful day
"GRAYSON.
Fhe President was said by officials to
have passed quiet and restful Sunday.
although somewhat depressed because
of drizzling rain which began to fall
during the night and continued all day.
Mrs. Wilson again passed a part Of
the day reading to him. as has been
nra u"' ,u',Iin th nii,; s,yr MS ililrsN' anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
Wilson'S Mind Clear,
Says DR.. GrdysOn
Continued From PAGE One

amendments tu the food control act
furnishing profiteering and boarding.
4 discussion of whether President
Wilson is well enough properly to per
form the duties of the presidency de q.
ycloped at an executive session of the
Senate foreign relations committr,
today when action was sought on a
resolution requesting certain iufOrua
tiou regarding Chinese japanese rcla
tionS
A vote on the resolution and several
other measures relating TO foreign af
fairs was postponed indefinitely on the
objection of Senator Williams, Demo
crat, Mississippi, who was said to have
argued that in his present state of
health the President should not be call j.
ed upon for information or action in
such matters
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
zab1a 8, RAM 20
osob.

Pittsburgh, il stycz. Okoio
dzieWiiec os6b postradalo zycie a
.dWadziescia zosta1o bolesnie polka
leczonych, gdy straszna eksplo--
zya, ktora zupelnie zbaurzyIa budy
mex Film Exchange PREY Penn en-
ave. " srodmiescm Wstrzasla plo-.
Wiietrzem. Wieksza czesc ofiar S
to kobiietyi dziewczeta, ktorezo-
staly odciete Cd reszty sWiata ma "a
go5rnych pietrach siedmio pietro.-
wego budynku. Osm cial usunieto-
. p66lnocy, . jedna z dziewczat,
kt6ra wyratoWano-u marla=wsku
tex ran v miejscowym szpitaluu.
=Pierwsza eksplozya wyrzucilaa
.dWie kobiety przezaokno drlgiego.
petra. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ma
,Klkanasscie JJardow ma ulice. lynn
5czasem kobiety ktore zostaIy cd
ciete VI ggornyeh pietrach, pocze-
EzWolae $ ratunek. .Nadjechala
.straz poziarna, ktora natychmiast
przystawila drabiry % go6lrnycc1n
olklien nszestra5ak6WI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

Lawrence Dorgan pospieszyl ma
5ratunek jednej 2 dziewczat Gddyy
.by1 przy s pietrze, drabina naggle
.osunela sic, strazak zas stracii.
;r6wnowage j osunal sic po niej
.tylem. Pc drodze uderzylo dru-
giego strazaka Neelena, ktory
:Wspial sic do poloWy drabiny,,st 7
cajae go na ziemie. Dorgga11 spadll
konia kt6ry pod6wczas stall
drabina, 9 Neelannl ma a zie-
mic . Wysokosci dWudziestu stop.
Dotychczas ME jest znanasprz-
czyna eksplozI, ktora zstaka sila
wybuchla, ze Wszystkie okna
okolicznych budynkach popryska
II. Zaraz po wybuchu p%lonaieniiee
.ogarnely caly niemal budyneeklE,izzsa -
MIN jeszcze nadjechala straz POI.
ziarna Nv Bener, szef stray pozarr.
nej ,sprzechodzil dzisiaj przez l1lai53
ny budy7nnkui obliczyl straty ma.
=teryalne ma miiliion dolaroW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
katastrofa koIeioWa.
zabIa 9. rani 20 osab.
Filadelfia, 16 stycz. -Dziewiiecc

Filadelfia, Is stycz. -DzieWiecc
os6b zostalo zabitych, a dwadzie-
scia bolesnie pokaleczonych, gdy
:pociag pospieszny Scranton
linii kolejowej Filadelfia Read
ing wpadl ma TYING Geese pociagus
lokalnego DoylestoWn, ktory stall
W odleglosci ,cwiercismili cd STACEY.
Fort Washington o %pietnascie mil
ma polnoc cd tego miasta. Tylny
wagon stojacego pociaaggu zostal
kompletnie strzaskany. Gdy loko-
motyWa pospiesznego pociagu u
derzyla " wagon, ten bedac star
szego typu islabej budowy strza-
skal sic nadrobne kawalki. zaWa
zupelnie pasazer6W. Loko--
motyWa ME zatrzymala sic dopo-
H ME dotar1a do ostatniej laWki.
= siedmiu pasazer6W,sk t6rzy 20
stall zabici ma nielsen, pozostaly:
poszarpane nie.do rozpoznania ella.
Ia. DWoch innych zmarlo " szpi--
,talu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

Londyn, IL stycz. Ignacy
Jan Paderewski zostal raniony
przez morderce, kt6ry Wtargnal
do jego pokoju W hotelu W War
szawie i dial do niego jeden strza}
mowi depesza Exchange Tele-
graph z Kopenhagi "a wiadomo-
sciami z Wiednia. Kilku bolsze-
wiik6w, ktorzy nalezeli do spisku
ia zycie Paderewskiego, uwiezio-
no.
Polski Narodowy Komitet " Pa
|ryzu donosi re Padercwski byi ME
NAL pewny, IL uda mu sic stwo--
rye koalicyjne ministeryum j pc
stawic rad ma silnej podstawie.
Twierdza urzednicy biura parys-
kiego, re atak IA Paderewskiego
wzmocni tyko jego wplywy i po-
dwoi wysi}ku " celu zgnebienia
|bolszewizmu. Stosunek Paderews-
kiego do generate Pifsudskiego
znajduje sic ma dobrej drodze. Pa
derewski dal do zrozumienia dyk
tatorowi polskiemu, re jego opo--
zycya przeciwko gabinetowi Pill
sudskiego opiera sic ma. tenn, II
cabinet ten jest czysto socyalisty
czny. Wedfug planu Paderewskie-
go ministeryum poWinno sic ska
dac q czterech Representatives 2
Poznanskiego z tyluz reprezentan
tow q Galicyi j Z osmiu reprezen
tantow 2 Kr6lestwa, z ktorych
czterech mogfoby bye socyalist6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
kwestyarozejmu ~przedmiotem
obrad kenferencyi pokojowe)

Paryz, Is stycz. -Niemcy zwr6
cic musza Francyi Belgii wszelka
maszynerye j inne materially, u
wiezione przez nieprzyjaciela pod
czas jege-najazdusna-te diva kra-
JIG. Do takiej decyzyi doszla kon-
fcrcncya podczas obrad mad odno-
wicnicm warunkow rozejmu z
Niemcami, termin bowiem uply--
wa z dniem II stycznia. Ma zebra
niu oprocz przedstawicieli CITE
rech mocarstw byli pc raz pierW-
sly jcszcze rcprezetanci Japonii.
Pc odroczeniu sesyi wydano ma
stepujacc sprawozdanie.: zebra
ME doszfo. do porozumienia W kwe
styi warunk6w,. ma kt6rych ro-:-
zejm ma bye odnowiony W dniu
II stycznia. Zawieraja one klauzu
le morskic i finansowe, tudziez
warunki co do zwrotu maszyne--
ryi i materyalu, skradzionege.
przez Niemcow we Francyi i Bel
gil. Zebranie w dalszym ciagu ma
radzalo sic take mad kWestya pro
cedury. Postanowiono odbyc haste
pna sesye najwyzszej rady wojen
nej W srode 0 godzinie 1880 ra-
no, pierwsza zas pe}na sesya kon-
ferencyi pokojowej odbedzie sic
w sobote, dnia IS stycznia o go
dzinie 2 80 pc po}uaniu W biurze
ola spraw zagranicznych.' Stoso-
wnie do paryskego koresponden-
ia Exchange Telegraph konfe--
rencya dyskutowala mad nastepu-s
jacemi kwestyami | Zegzaminowa
no MOVIE warunki jake beda VIA
czone do nowego ukladu rozejmo
wego 2 Niemcami; 2 Spos6b u
dzielenia pomocy Polsce, 3 Prze.--
gladnieto iste transportowcow,
kt6re Alianci NIGGA uzyc; 4 Oma
wiano kWestye zajec1a portoW ME
mieckich jake gwarancye wyko---
mania warunkow rozejmoWych
przez Niemcy i jake kare "a POI
przednie spoznienla Kwestyya
niemieclkriiej rezerWy zfocie6 Pro
blem wyzywienia Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

. Oc,y{airo rN3fo1on0-
po..-.n.an 80 s 8; = 80
aa1asanass.pazL,aI .s,,,.e,entaa..;;
5,s.sss.aa-aaa.aa,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s4a1 Il, - ;aL 49,
ah,a frano,,aI;aoa nlonm 1oodn;o
- gnoSa a-,;o1o;ooa. n,,e0 ten M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
Pomoc Ola PoIski zawodzi.

Paryz, 16 stycz. - Stany lied
noczone ME maja bynajmniej "a
miaru wysylania wiecej wojsk do
Rosyi Tub do Polski. Take oswald
czenie zlozyl sekretarz amerykan
ski ola spraW zagranicznych Ian
sing. zaprzeczajac pogIoskom pa
ryskich gazet a zwlaszcza Tempsa
re Ameryka ma Wyslac MOVE silly
do RosH ze Rad Stan6W Zjedno---
czonych nalegaf ma Wys1anie po-
waznej silly -zbrojnej ma ratuneklzs
Polsk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
Zabjegi ~przew6dcow polslich
Q Rad koaicyjny:
Warszawa, 16 stycz. - Kores

Warszawa, 16 styoz. = Kores-
pondent Jcffries nastepujace daje
sprawozdanic o sytuacyi W kwe--
styi rzadu polskiego: Polska ME
- marjjeszeze~nowege~rzadu. Rad o.
becny utworzony POSTAL przez Pill
sudskiego, kt6ry Wiadze swa O.
trzymaf Cd Rady Regencyjnej, ia
znowu przeje}a ja cd Niemc6w.
N%ajpierwsza eaten powinnoscia
polskich przew6dc6w, politycz-
nych powinno bye, jak sic zdaje,
wsp0lnc zebranie mad utworze-.
nicm rzadu koalicyjnego z kt6--
rym Alianci mogliby sic bezposre
dnio porozumiewac. w tym villas
ME celu przybyl do Polski Pade-
rewski Z determinacya, kt6ra po-
Wilma przyniese pozadany skutek.
" sobote mial Paderewski dfuga
konferencyez generalem Pi}sud-
skim, podczas kt6rej general. oS-
wiadezyl, re jest got6w do pre-
prowadzenia wszelkich zmian W
swym gabinecie, jezeli zgodza sic
ma to, re sam ich dokona. Prey
tenn zapewnif, zc skoro tylko pan
stwo polskie bedzie SLIME ugrun-
towane, bedzie mu sluzy} wiernie
jak pies.
Tymczasem przewodcy politycz
nj W Poznanskiem wystosowah a.
pei do wodzow wszystkich partly
ably sic zebrali ma wsp6lna narodo
wa konferencye W WarszaWle.
Jezeli socyalisci vienna W niej u
dziat, bedzie to zebranie reprezen1l
tujace Gala Polske. Mogloby ono
zatwierdzic Pilsudskiego ma jego
stanowisku podac liste kandyda
tow ola utworzenia tymczasoWe--
go gabinetu, z}ozonego re wszyst
kich stronnictw, ktorego premie--
rem m6glby bye Paderewski.Rzad
ten dzierzylby wladze tylko do pc
lowy lutego, kiedy rezultaty wy
borrow bylyby znane ] kiedy ze--
bralaby sic konstytunta. Te try
tyeodnie jednak So ola Polski mad
zwyczaj Wazne z powodu poste--
pow armii bolszewikow ros!yjs-
kich. S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


~ 49,
Wiadoraost . ust4pieniu posaano
hablem do prs4ydenta Wilsona
kt6ry pr1yjA resygnacye-Gre
CORY ME ma 7uowych plan6w.
Waszyngton, is stycz. ~ Gene
prokurator T. w. Gregory
podal sic do rezygnacyi. Rezygnaa
eva ma wejsse " zycie Ago marca.
PREF. Wilson oglosi jego nastepce
zaraz pc powrocie z Europy, Re-
zygnacye wysIal Gregory we
.czwartek-a-w piatek-prez Wilson
powiadomi} 60 0 jej przyjeciu.W We
dug pog1osek prok. Gregory by1
W porozumieniu 2 PREF. Wilsonem
co do dnia rezygnacy, kilka dni
BOWEN pred wyjazdem- PREF.
Wilsona do Europy odbyla sic
miedzy mimi poufna konferencya.
rezygnacyi mialy bye
sprawy finansowe, oraz zapada--
ME ma zdrowiu. Pc obwieszczeniu
rezygnacyi Gregory ego natych-
poczeto movie o przyszlym
jego nastepcy. I tax jedni wymiile
j. Grahama 2 Pittsbur--
CHA. jednego 2 pieciu asystentow
prokuratora, senatora j. 81. Levi
sa 2 Illinois, a wreszcie F. Z. Pol
ka sekr. Stanu. w niektorych
kWaterach urzedowych istnieje
przekonanie, ze wiecej urzedni-
kow gabinetu poda sic do rezygna
cyl ola poWod6W pienieznych..
Czlonkowie gabinetu otrzymuja
$4,000 rocznie. w czasach poko-
jowych urzednicy gabinetu wanna.
role graja " przyjmowaniu roz--
urzednik6W zaggranicz-
nych, &C pociaga "a soba liczne
Najlepiej sprawe te pre-.
byly sekr. sksa,rbu McAdoo
ktory za$12,0o0 rocznie podjals sic
zasilac pieniedzmicala wojne,o
razzarzadzac kolejami " krajju.
Rezygnacya Greggoryego jest.pia-
. rzedu, jaka PREF. Wilson przy
:ial podczas sWego urzedo1'Wgaanla.
" roku 1914, kiedy lGegory
przyjal na sic urzad generalnego.
on jednym 2 dwu
nastu specyalnych prokuratoroW
przysdepartamencie sprawiedliWo-
sci. Gregory urodzH Y rokn.
1861. Ojciec jego J. r. rGegory
:walczy podczas Wojny domowej
.po stronie konfederatoW. PierW--
Sym Wystapieniem Greggory'ego
Y sWiieciepublicznych b~yIaspro-
sekucya Waters Pierce OIL CO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
EBKNECHTIEIC
HORN UMKNEII.

Kopenhaga IS stycx--PprzeWo.
dca radykaI6W niiemieekieh Lieb-
knechtsuciek do Lipsa,anaczel
mix poliieI berlinskieej Eiic chlhll,l;llt
do Danii,donosza depesse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
Jugo Slovianie znobilzuia
-. allnie -. s..

Paryz, Is stycz-Jugo SloWia..
.nska=republika zmobilizuje Wkrot
ar1nie st66soWnie do Wiadomossci
otrzymlaanpejj tug Nenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

True translation filed with thepost master at Winona, Mimi, on
Jan, 16, 1919, as required by the Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Paryz, Is stycznia- = Navy zsza swladza wsparcia pomocy
kt6ra przez ostatnic try dni "zajmowala sic zalatwianicm sprawy
pospieszenia z pomoca uwolniony m krajom rozciagajacym sic cd
Belgii do Poski i Armenii skonkl udowaka il najmniejsza suma p-
trzebna ma wyzywienie tych ludzi az do przysAego laa jest 500,
100000.
Rada zapytala departamcnty skarbow zjednoczonycl rzad6w
do okresenia jak tie pieniadze moga bye obmysone. Ready aianc-
ke W Europe, "zgodziy sic podo bno ma podjecie zupelnej cd
powicdzalnosci W tel sprawie.
Roznaite trudnosci wynik}y z tego faktu ze ogrom tych pokar
NOW must bye wyslany re stan6w zjednoezonych, a jezei aianc-
kc rzady moga zap1acic "a przewoz moga dostarczy6 odziezy in
nych przysfug zaplata zrobiona w Stanach Zjednoczonych wielce-
by przcwyzszy}a 100000 900 ktorc prezydcnt Wilson zadaf ably
kongres przeznaczyl. Herbert G. Hoover, generality dyrektor Ia
granicznej pomocy zaproponowa} azeby komsya representatives,
kazde 2 cztereeh wielkich nocarstw by}a ustanowiona w kazdem 2
1ych KRAKOW kt6raby pomaga}a W kr6tkich terninach ably wspierac
uwolnionc kraje. E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
PodstaWa ola delegacyi
pokojowej u1ozona.
AmerYka bedzisi mice pieet delegataw 20 tylu beda mice
czterY. iinne. laczelae nlocarstWa.
Bryzylia dostallie ,trzeel-za posrednictWem Wilso-
na-Belgia, serbia, Grecya, Polska, Czecho-Sfo-
Wianie, Rumllnia s. Serbia kazde pc dW6cf.
BRYTYJSKlE K0L0NIE WYSLA DELEGATION.
BRYTYJSKlE K0LONIE WYSLA DELEGATION.

True translation filed with thepost master at Winona, Mimi, on
Jan, l6, 1919, as required by the Act Of Congress. Oct. 6, 1917.
Parry, Is stycx.3- Francya, Wielka rBytania, stany zjedno-s
czone, W1ochyz Japonia Wszystkie te mocarstwa beda mice przed-
stavicieli " kongresie pokojoWym Zadecydowanem to zostala ma
posiedzeniu. wyzszejs rady zwolanej do przedwstepnej* piracy ola
zorganizowania dzialania.. 4sx #
Brazylii dano trzeeh Ireprezen tantow, Belgii, serbi, Grecyic Pol
see, Czecho Slowakonb Rununii + Chimomwyznaczono pc dw6ch re
prezentant6w ola kazaego. =Portugalia i te stany kt6re ME wypo-.
wiedzialy wojny nienneom leczs tylko zcrwaly dyplomatyczne stosun
XII . mimi, wyznaczono kazdenu. po jednym delegacie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

#WydziaI Narodowy otrzyma} kilka depesz . aPryza IL Waszyng-
tonus ogromnie donioslyeh. Prezes Wydziafu OBJ. Jan Smuskl po po
rozumieniu sic 2 Komisya Prasy cglasza depeszete jak nzei:
Piecius delegat6w Pisudskiego go: DIuskiz Zakopanegas Sokaa-
ssnickiy Sojkewski, Wieniawa, DIugoszewski, Subicki, przybyiadoPa
ryza aby 5przedyskutowa6 ! Konitetena obecny stan spraw polls
kch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

wyzycC do przyszlego lata.

Najwyzsza Wfadza Wsparcia Pomocy, zapytuje de-
partamenty Skarb6W r0zmaitych KRAKOW axe
by zadecydoWafy iak MONA d0stac pieniedzy
ma W~yzyWienie uWOlniOnych KRAKOW.
Urzedowe wezwanie wydane zostalo wzgleden lego
~pGIozenia.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09
Future Credits to Allies
Limited to ST, 1853, 100000

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Future
credits may be extended only to
Sl.15SO0O 900, the unused portion OF
The ten billion dollars appropriation
according to a report issued today
bv the Treasury. Until peace is de-
ciared this balance can be loaned to
allies for any war purpose, but
thereafter for a year and half
credits may be extended only too
enable allies to purchase American
property in Europe, or elsewhere,
and to finance allies purchases OF
wheat, the price Of which hiss been
guaranteed by the United States
Government.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09
Extend Spain and Holland
Arbitration Treaties

Washington, March S.-Acting
Secretary Of State Polk, with the
Spanish ambassador and the min
ister Of The Netherlands signed to-
day five-year extensions Of the gen.
eral arbitration treaties between the
United States. Spain and Holland.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09
ACCESSORIES
n To Motoring
The little things which
add to the convenience
and pleasure of motoring.

Aecessories--0f all kinds for
the man who takes care of his
own car. Just a few suggestions /:
Spark Plugs, Pumps, Speedom-
eters, Tires, Chains, Patches,
Vulcanizers, Horns, Lights, Pol
ish, ETC., etc. Fourth Floor. }
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09

Veil Pins-Preference has been
accorded the bar pins for fast
ening the veil, sterling silver,
solid gold, plain or engraved,
also Rhinestone set, platinum
designs. Prices Use to $500.
(Main Floor.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09

Auto GIoves-For men and wo-
men, gauntlet and wrist style.
Women's auto gloves, $500 to
$3.50 a pair. Mems auto gloves,
SIPS to $3.50 pair, (Main
Floor.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09

Veils-Motor wells are worn
over small turbans and are
shown in a big variety of col
ors. Prices, $l.OO to 1898.
main Floor.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09

Wrist Watches-0f great con-
venience when motoring. Watch
with plain dial or with lunin-
GUS figures and hands. Prices
$1,000 to SIS. main FIoor.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09

Over Night Cases-Especially
convenient for short trips over
night; leather, silk lined, com
plete with fittings. Prices, $4.95
to $500. main FlOor.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-09

Thermos BottIes-In different
sizes, are priced from $3.50 to
$500. main Floor.)