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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
VOKIECIAI INA KRAU r
STYLES IS Pa
BALTIJOS,

Copenhagen, Spal. 9.-TS Ber-
lyno depeSoje Sakoma, jog vo-
kicGiu vyriausybGS atsikreipi-
mas j generolQ Won der GOltz
gerai pavyko.
* Pabaltijos jan imta gTQ-
zinti vokieGiQ kareiviai. DideS-
nieii burial veikiai sugryz Fo-
kietiiOn tranSpOrtaiS.
KareiviU grQzinimas atlieka-
mas paticS gen. Won der Goltz
pricziuroje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
POLITIKI-
MS SUOKALBIS PRIZES
GEN. WOOD.
Kares departamentas uzgina
visokius manymus.

Washington, spal. 9.-karts
departamentas kategorlSkai
lzgyn6, kad butQ nors kick po-
litikos tame, kuomet gen.
Wood paskirtas vadovauti ka-
riuomenei plieno industrijos
streike Chicagos apskrityje.
GenerolO Wood Salininkal
GGia tvirtina, kad tan reika-
Ian imaiSoma politika. Sake,
norma ta generola izeisti dar-
hininkQ akyse, kad paskui Jls
netur6tu progos augstesnlal
pakilti.
Kar6s pradzioje gen. Wood
buvo perkeltas is Charleston
Kansas. Forte Leavenworth
lis lavino naujokus. Paskui ka-
res departamentas atsisake j
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
ISKILMINGAI PRIIMTAS
AIRIJOS PREZIDENTAS.
Ivyko milziniSkas
parodavimas.
Cleveland, O., Spal. 9.-AnQ

Cleveland, O., Spal. 9.-AnQ
dicnQ Gia airiQ tautOS reikalaiS
buvo atvaziavc< AirijoS prezi-
drntas de Valera. TukstanGiQi
zmoniQ il paSitiko ir tukStan-
Giai pa>kui kIaus6Si io kaIboS.
Pirm jo kaIboS mieSto gatv@-
mis- ivyko miIIiniSka$ paroda-
vimaS. Simtai automObiliQ va
ziavo. Automobiliai buvo pa
puo&ti amerikoni$komiS ir III
riU vtIiavomiS.
De Valera kalbidamaS ;aTp
kitko paSakG:
"Suv. Nal$tiiV gyventoi&i
turi pripazinti airiQ tauto> rel
HaIavimuS, jeigu principal. del
imiQ Amcrika kariavo, neturi
nrciti nickaiS.
"Daugiau kaip per - me-
tu>. taip vadinamo> taikoS lal-
t;otarpiu, Airiia viSaS Ialka>
buvo pIt&iuma. Tuo laikctar-
piu il netcko daugclio SavO &C.
ryhiQ. Tuo Iaikotarpiu j nn-
krnttio IabjauS w bile hatrQ
tautq buvuSioS karts mctu.
'Siandie Airija tlrrGjo turGti
IS miIijonQ gyventojQ. Bet to
ni,?a. NeS Sails iSnaikinta, mill
JONAH zmoniV aplcide ttvyrc.
"Tiktai penktoii dalis Alrl-
jos gyventojQ reikaIauja If to-
IiauS pasiIikti vienvbdjc so
Anglia.
"Airiia visuomet pasirengu-
81 paremti tautQ SQjunga. Bet
Siandie steigiama SQjunga tlI
81 tuo tikSlu, kad dar labjauS
paycrgti mazesniQsias tautaS. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
LLOYD GEORGE KALBA
APIE DEMOKRATIJA.
Sake, mes visi prigulime prie
dirbanciu klesos.

Londonas, spal. 9.-Geriau-
SiQ prirodymQ, jog Anglia yra
demokratini Sails, parodi vos
tik dabar Gia paSibaigeS Scle-
HinkclieGiQ StreikaS, pazymGjo
An%IijoS premjeraS Lloyd
George. Surengtam fieldmarSa-
Iui AIIcnby pritmimc.
Premjeras sake:
"Kuomet dabar taSai nuoti-
ki> paSibaig6 naminiam frOnt2,
vi>oS ranges il visoS kIe>OS
privaIo imtieS benGrai darbO.
Sails to reikalauja. Mes viSi
prigulime prize dirbanGiQ kIc-
sos. AZ pripaziStu viSaiS at
vtjaiS prize dirbanGio zmogaus,
i$Imu> aStuoniQ vaIandQ die
M. Streikas prirodG, jog muSQ
Sails yra tikraf demokratint,
kur vieSoii opiniia ina virSV.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
S. Valstijos zada atSaukti
kariuomene is Siberijjo;
Seka tarybos reikale apsaugo:
gelezzinkelio

zinkelio inzinieriQ gyvyb6s i
mantos.
Be to, notoje dar buvo pazy
NINA, kad japonai talkininkq
norams prieStarauja. Atsisakd
vaIdyti geIezinkeli tokioje diva
sioje, kad * jo butQ daugiau
naudos patterns Rusijos gy1
ventojams. leidziant jiems ga !
henties maistq ir reikalingud
pragyvenimui daiktus.
S. V. savo notoje pagaliaud
praneS6, kad jei Japonija ir to1
lesniai taip atkakliai if neais1
kiai elgsiS, tuomet amerikonis7
ka kariuomen6 is SiberijoS
tuOJauS bus atSaukta.
Meg;ina prisitaikinti.
Siandie tame klausime veda7
mos taryboS. Japonijos vyriau-
syb6 aiSkinasi kokiais tai pa
kiIusiais nesusipratimais ir
magina pataisyti, kas ligsiol
nebuvo daroma.
JaponQ kariuomen6s komen-
dantas Siberijoje, gen. Oh, ku-
ris uztmd generolo Kikazs
Otani vietQ, paskelb0 isakyma
kariuomenei, kad ia pilnai tai
kintuSi pric bendrojo talkinin-
ku veikimo.
Japonijos valdininkai tyir-
tina, jog neSutikimai Siberijo-
je pakyIa del paciu ruSu kur-
>tymU. RuSai kurStq japonus
prizes amerikonus. Rusai taip-
pat viSokiQ niekQ nupasakoja
.iaponamS apie amerikonus.
Tai visaS tu nesutikimq
branduOlyS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10

leisti keliauti Prancuzijon su
jo iSIavinta diviziia.
Sakoma, jam buvo pasigai-
ldta pasizym6jimo If pakiIir2c
kards metu. Gil dabar jis var
ginamas streikais, kuomet re-
publikonQ partija jane iziuri
tinkamiausia kandidatq / Suv.
ValstijQ prezidentus.
Bet kar6s departamentas vi
sa tai uzgina. Sake, jog gen.
Wood pats praSesis asmeniSkai
vadovauti kareiviams streiko
vietose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10

tautos paSiilgusios taikos. Jos
iS>ikOvojo Sau laisve ir dabar
nori ana apdrauSti. BolSevikai,
be abejon6s, pripazins JOINS ne
priklauSomybe. Bet vargas ia
me, jog jQ paciu teritolijose di-
dGja elementas, katras ne tik
prieSingas jQ nepriklausomy-
bel, bet nepriklauSomybe paly-
gina su iSdavySte RuSijos. Tie
prieSininkai yra ruSai monar-
chistai-imperijalistai, kurie de-
vi vokieciQ kareiviQ unifor-
mas, ir kuriQ yra daugelis,
ypaG Nurse. Tai tillri reakcijo-
nieriai. Jie darbuojasi, kad Pa
baltijos respublikos iSnaujO
butQ sujungtos su Russia.
Tad jei bolSevikai sutils su
nepriklausomyb6s sqlyga, Pa
baItijoj rusai monarchistai pa
kelS krizi. Pakils il paddles cia
naujos neramyb6s.
TeGiaus yra viIties. Sitos
tautos Gia praIeido baisius lai-
kus il vargus. Vis-gi tue metu
ju troSkimai laisv6s dar lab
jaus sustipr6jo. Nebaisus JOINS
tad bus ir ateinantis krizis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
PASAUTAS VOKIECIU So
CIJALISTU VADAS.

Berlynas, >pal. 9.-NazkokS
austra> is VicnnoS paSovt vo-
kicGiQ neprilIauSomUiQ (arti-
mQ bolSevikamS) SocijaliStQ
yadQ Hugo HaaSc, kuomet Sis
Gjo Gia parlamento bustan. W.
puoIikas tuoiaus suarcStuOtaS.
.Jis vadinaSi Foss.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10

tai 2iandic Stow tarpo vrInio
ir ~iIiViQ jui'iQ. il" piInai APP
rr%i boIS"vikV pavojQ ir prizes
TAI NovoiiH taip >tipriai, kick
@lIi. Tiktai paSakiu>. >iandie
i.utviia .iaU paIiuo>uota nuo
boi>ovikV.
"Gcn. von der Goltz IT. ruSQ
nonurchi>tQ kuriuomcn@ Kur-
&c., sake prcmjera<, "trukdo
NUNS Novoti prizes boISeviku>
81 tokiuo pa>ekmingmmu. >u
kokiuo mes @alItum@m. Be to-.
vokirGjui >utrukdI mUmS paSl-
.minti rrikaIingQ kafiuomc-
No. NokirGiQ okUpacija padar6
ir darO NUNS daug var@O IT. Vi
>okiU neSmagumQ.
'.VokieGiai kalba apic boise
viki$kQ pavojQ. Bet kodeI jie
n"kovoja prizes bolSeviku>: !:
BoI>cvikV fronto n1ra nei vie
no Won der GoltzO kareiviO.
"YokieGiai intaria kickvie-
nQ boI=evikizme, kaS tiL prize
.iDl norQ neIink>ta. Jio kituomet
'kovojo'' prizes boISevikus Ry-
@ojc. Eietoje bolScvikQ jie is
zudt daugeli latviV aciionali-
stu ir apSvic>teSniV zmoniQ.
''.JQ tiISlaS yra aiSku~. Jie
nori per KurSo teritorijas pra-
ve>ti karidoriQ, kaipo su<ineSi-
ma Sau$zcmiu Eokietijos Su
RuSija. Jie pagelbSti RuSijos
monarchi>tamS, katrie paskui
@eIbis jiemS, kuomet jie me-
gins atSiIyginti su taIIinin-
kaiS.
''TaS tie>a, kad mes palaiko-
me SkaitIingQ kariuomene
Siaurintj Latvijoj. Mes volie-
cGiQ ir ruSQ monarchiStQ pavo-
JUS yra didesnis uz bolSeviku
pavoiQ."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
VOKIETIJA SUKLUPUSI,
NEGRYz SENASIS MI
LITARIZMAS.
Taip tvirtina S. V. kongreso
atstovas Britten.

Berlynas, spal. 10. - Zino-
mas Henry Morgenthau, bu-
YES Suv. ValstijQ ambassador
lius Turkiioje, neSenai lanEi-
81 Lenkiioj pasiQStas ten mi
SiioS prieSakyje. Morgenthau
mo lenkQ nuSiklauS6 visokiQ
paSakoiimQ apie vollieGius.
Sugryzes Paryziun jiS paSkel-
be, jog vokieGiai esq stiprQS.
Sake po kardS jie veikiai atSi-
gauSiq, atgySiqs juose senasis
miIitarizmas ir jie iSnaujo ne
sinSiQ atSiIyginti Su taIkinin-
kaiS, kurie juoS SuklupdG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
MASKVOJE KARES
STOVIS.
Pamesta bomba nuzudziusi
13 zmoniu.

Washington, spal. 9. - Cia
praneSta, jog rugsajo 25 d.
Maskvos Kremliuje pamesta
bomba, kuri sprogdama paklo-
just Is bolSevikQ komisarQ.
Po to atsitikimo isteigta spe-
cijal6 komisija prizes revoliuci-
jonierius. Sta komisija paskel-
busi kards stow Maskvoje. Mes
patyrusi pIatus suokalbiavl-
mus prizes bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
TR0CKIS LENINA LAIKAS
ARESTE.
Pakiles teroras Maskvoje.


Londonas, spal. 9.-1S GEL
singforso praneSama, kad rusQ
boISeviku valdzios galva Leni-
mas Iaikomas areSte Maskvoje.
Sakoma, Leninas buves isa-
lles suareStuoti Trocki. Bet
pastarasis suskubes ir SuarcS-
taveS patti Lenina.
Is ReveIio praneSama, jog
MaSkvoje revoliucijonierlai
pak6Ie terorq prizes bolSevikus.
Nuzudytas bolSevikQ vadas ia
cob Peters.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
Pirmiausia-taika su
bolSeyikais.

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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
Arti .yra krizis.

Yra aiSku, kad Gia zmon6s
atSiduria Wis arciau krizio. Ma
zosios latviQ, lietuviQ If estQ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
DENIKINUI TEKEs VoRO-
MEAS.

Londonas, spal. 10. Gauta
;5iniu, jog gen. Denikino ka-
.'iuomene paemusi Veronica.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
IS STREIKO LAUKO.

PraneSama, jog visam India
nos plieno apskrityj visa tvar-
ka savo rankosna paimsianti
reguliare kariuomen6. Milici-
ia i$ ta:7 ,dsianti atSaukta.
Tam tikslui yra svarbiq prize
zasciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
Japonai nieko nedaro.

Dabar cia paai$ki, jog Suv.
ValStijQ vyriauSyhG dar praei-
to mtncSio pradzioje atsiuntt
formale notq Japonijai. Buvo
pazymima, jog japonQ karluo-
meme Siberiiojc ncatSako Savo
tikSIamS. NeapsaugOja j gele-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
JAPONAI DARO NESMAGU-
MU AMERIKONAMs.
Amerikonai visur sutinka
daromas kliutis.

Toxic, spaI. 9.-Suv. Valsti-
jos su Japonija veda tarybas
reikaIe vaIdymo TranS-Siberi-
Jos geIezinkelio. Priziur6jime
geIezinkeIio atmaina butinai
reikalinga. Mes Siandie ViSll
talkininkQ bendra kontrol6
prieziuroje amerikoniSko inzi-
nieriaus Stevens kiekvienam
zingsnyi sutinka neSeistinQ
kliuciQ.
Ypac paStaraisiais laikais
gelczinkelio kIausime daznal
neSutikimai apsireiSkia tarpe
amerikoniSkoS if japoniSkoS
kariuomeniQ. Mes neturima
aiSkiauS Supratimo, kaip tas
geIezinkeIis turf but valdOmas
bendros talkininkQ komiSijoS.
' StevenSo inzinieriai tvirtina,
kad tuose plotuose, lSur sele-
zinkeIi apSaugoja iaponQ ka-
riuomenG. ant gelezinkeIio daz-
mai pasitaiko nelaimingQ atSi-
tikimQ. Japonai atsisako duoti
reikaIingq apsauga patterns in
zinieriams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10


ginSiQ atSiIyginti Su taIkinin-
kaiS, kurie juOs Suklupdd.
Britten sake kitaip.
Cia vieSi Suv. ValStijQ l;on-
GreSo atStovaS Britten. Sis NIL
SiStebtjo pamateS lailraSciuo-
Sc toki keiStq Morgenthau'o o
liudymq apie vokieGiuS. IT. ia
re-:
"Siandie vokieGiai yra pill
noje talkininkQ kontroldje.
.Iie ncteko Savo geriauSiQ ar
motQ ir IakStytuvQ If geriau-
stu SuSlSiekimo priemOniQ. No-
kictija nupuOluSi il praSaIlnta
nuo paSauliO arenoS. Tad Su-
grazinimaS Gia Senojo militia
rizmo negaIimas if negali but
apple tq noi kalhos."
Ia patti sake ir Stevens.
II. G. Stevens yra atstOvaS
National Bank Of Commerce
New Yorkc. JiS tyrindia biZn!
Nokietijojo.
"Siandie Nokietija yra tik
%cSGIis buvuSioS pirm 1911 me-
tuS dideI6S imperiioS'', sake
Stevens. "VokietijoS gyvento-
.jai ncdirba, nepramoke ekonn-
Eliniai @yventi, savimeiliai.
Kad butQ uztektinai angliQ,
gal darbo stoviS kick pagerd-
tu.'
Anot StevenSo, kas Vokieti-
;oie pramato JOS StaigQ iSnau-
10 pakilimQ, tas neSuslpazl-
mes Su tikraiS faktaiS, su tikru
VokietijOs stOviu.
Faktai kuogeriauSia liudija,
kad Skelbiama baiml nieku
nepamatuota, taigi tik prama-
nyta.
Bus daug bankrutijimQ.
PatyS vokieGiai nezino Sian
die nei kaip prad6ti verstieS.
Vokietijon po kar6s suvaziaVo
tukStanciai ivairios rQSies is
viso pasaulio pirkIlQ. Bet cIa
neranda jokioS tinkamos dir
voS prekybai.
DaugeliS vokieGiQ industri-
iu turGS bankrutyti del tru-
kumo angliQ ir netekimo tur-
gavieGCiQ uzsieninose-
We kol1s Siandie stovis Vo-
kietijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10

Is Warren, O., pranesama,
jog tcnai Trumbull Steel Co.
darbininkai Susitaike su kom-
paniia. Nezinia, kick tame yra
tiesos. SusitaiIiusiQ darbinin-
ku esama 5000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10

Is Pittsburgho pareina III
niQ, jog plieno streike neivyke
svarbip atmainQ. Darbininkai
If nemano pasiduo-
ii kompanijoms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10

Buffalo, N. Y, gatv6mis ap-
link plieno dirbtuves patro-
liuoja kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10

McKeesporte American
Sheet e. Tin Plate Co. dirbtu-
vdje pamesta bomba. Padaryta
nuostoIiQ. Bet su zmonemis ne
buvo nelaimiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-10
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
HOW TO REDUCE.

a few simple rules concerning reduc-
tion are given today. After all. The TAX
ing OF Of superfuous flesh is not ttfe
hard matter most stout women think.
Nor Is it any magic formula which
works in mysterious fashion. It's as
simple as first arithmetic.
It is. essentially taking into the sys-
tenn less than you consume IN energy.
The food YOU eat becomes energy.
When you exercise or work. you con-
consume, you reduce.
II you take in more energy than you
consume, you grow fat.
Therefore. If you take in less than you
conslme. you reduce
That's the simple mathematical prob
lem. You can work + out stin another
way.
lou can take In as much energy
that Is. eat as much food-as you do
now and TO burn It us and reduce you
5a+esex4rcise more than you do now. In
this way. you are burning up more than
votr are taking in. and YOU reduce
But the weak point in this method is
that extra exercise produces a great
appetite. so the stout woman often eats
more than normally without knowing H..
You should exercise-you must. 70
keep healthy: but the best way to re-
duce is by taking IN less food. And this
Gan be done in two ways also.
Either eat less in quantity of the sort
of foods you normally take
Or. eat practically as much in GUAM
fftr as you do row. but change the
quality. Eat foods that do not produce
flesh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

Paula-Make paste Of the henna and
hot water, and apply after the shampoo.
Let it stay on Is minutes the first time,
half an hour the second applications. and
so on, till you have found the length Of
time required TO produce the desired
shade
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
Questions and Answers.

A. l. W.-About the most practical
dress for both afternoon and party
wear would be georgette crepe. Get a
blue as near like your eyes as possible.
make If up with q softly draped skirt
things are to be draped great deal next
uinter-and have two waists. one long
sleeved and simple for afternoon, the
other with short sleeves or none at all
and cut a little low, for evening.
X Y. Your skin is probably slug
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
A SIMPLE DEoDoRANT

If a room IS filed with an unpleasant
odor, it may be dissipated~ BY allowing
piece Of dried orange peel to smould-
er on a red hot iron or an old shovel.
The unpleasant odor viii disappear
and very fragrant one remain in its
,lace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
THE CORRECT WAY TO WATER
PALMS
TO POLISH PATENT LEATHER

Remove all dust and apply mixture
of one part snseed oil TO two parts
cream well mixed and applied with
bit OF flannel. The shoe should then
be rubbed briskly with piece Of dry
flannel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

gish; it needs stimulating Treatments.
Buy a moderately stiff flesh brush and
scrub the skin with hot water and cas-
tile soap, rinse with hot water use any
good cream as a massage and end with
an ice rub. This viii clear the com
plexion wonderfully.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
SAGGNG CANE SEATS

In chairs may be frightened by wash
ing in very hot soapsuds and leaving
to dry in the open air
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
BOOkSHELVES

Perfumed olive oil sprinkled on
bookshelves will prevent mold on
books.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
MUDSTATNS

May be removed from black cIotn
by rubbing with raw potato
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13

OUR SPECIAL. OFFER
Protect rance in case Of death
a is 81 bu ked
: s. Compaa ~ = g -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
TOUGH MEAT AND FOWL
y. s. Feature Srroiee.

If you buy tough cut Of beefsteak
and want to make it tender, cover it
for several hours with vinegar or
lemon juice and olive oil and then
broil or fry it. You will be surprised
at the difference A little vinegar in
the water in which fowl or a piece
Of mutton is being boiled will serve
the same purpose; and dash Of
vinegar in a kettle Of boiled FISH re-
moves the strong 'hsAy'' taste that is
so Questionable
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
TO CLEAR MUDDY WATER

Stir in powdered alum--a table
spoonful to. every four gallons and
when it settles. draw off the clear
water which may be used for washing,
cooking and even for drinking as the
alum leaves practically no taste.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
THE CARE OF THE LAMP WICK

II your lamp smokes or smells IN
pleasantly. your wick may need a bath.
If that is the case. boil the wick in
vinegar, then dry it in the sun and
you viii have clearer light and no
smoke or odor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
WINDOW WASHING

Is made easier if a little turPentinc
or alcohol Is put in the water as this
helps to polish the glass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-13
WHEN PULLING THREADS IN LINEN

Make a good lather Of soap and
water and brush over the linen where
the threads are TO be pulled. using q
shaving brush or some other soft
brush. Let sit dry. The threads can
then be pulled out easily and the task
of herastitohing reduced by about a
bird
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-01
MILITARY STEPS MAY
FORCE WORLD PEACE
Alarming Conditions in Disturbed
Parts of Europe Delay Con-
ference's Adjustments.
BY OLIVER OWEN KUHN.
STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

PARIS, January 3l-Will the dele
gates assembled in Paris to make
peace have to make war as the first
step in the settlement of this worlds
difficulties?
The question comes more and more
to the front in view OF alarming
conditions prevailing in Turkey, the
Balkans. Russia and particularly in
Poland. The latter is beset by
enemies on all sides by boishevists,
Ukrainians and Czeeoslovaks in Aus
tria and Siiasia.
Poland's fate as revivified nation
depends on speedy allied succor. The
allies seem loath to permit two
Polish divisions in France TO return
to aid the Polish government until
some settlement is reached.
Withe the bolshevists refusing to
send delegates to Princess Islands. and
other Russians refusing to deal with
the reds in Poland, the life of the
new Czecoslovak nation is in danger
through new war.
Allied statesmen believe military
steps must sooner or later be taken
before the problem OF organization
and the boundaries of the new
nations can be approached for settle
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-01
ALLEGES RESTRICTIONS
ON BUREAU INFORMATION

Senator Overman, chairman of the
Senate committee investigating Ger
man propaganda last night gave out
a copy of an order issued at the War
Department forbidding officers or en-
ployes of the military intelligence
bureau from giving information in
their. custody to senators, representa-
tives or congressional committees
without the approval of the Secretary
OF War.
The order, dated January so, and
signed by Lieut.. Col. A. G. Campbell
for Col. Dunn, said the chief of staff
directed that all officers, employees
or other persons in the military in
telligence division be informed that
the information in their custody is
confidential and cannot. be released
to senators. congressman, congress
sional committees, or to others in Off
cial or private life in Washington or
elsewhere without the approval of the
Secretary of War"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-01
Alive Until 1890.

The police announced at a late hour
today that they now can account for
DIR. Wong and Mr.. Hsie as being alive
up until about 1890 o'clock We'd
nesday night The latter is known
TO have dined with DIR. Kuo, who is a
delegate to the Paris peace confer
ence, and who was on his way to
New York to sail, at the Nankin
Chinese restaurant on 9th street He
was seen in the cafe as late as $50
o'clock that night.
DR.. Wong was present at a dinner
Wednesday night. which was attend
ed by King Chu, who lives in Wash
ington; ]. Ushang Ly. who is in
America studying American banking,
and Howard Jeffers. an officer of the
Dupont National Bank. The police
say their information is to the effect
that DR.. Wong was in the company
of King Gnu as late as 1920.
The Chinese legation is doing every
thing within its means to assist the
police in solving this mystery. 1t
notified the department this after
noon that il would add 500 to the
800 already offered by the depart
inent as a reward for the capture of
the person or persons guilty of the
crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-01
I. S. Wan, Young University Man
of That Race in New York, on
Way Here to Be Questioned.
HEAD OF EDUCATIONAL BODY AND
TWO ASSISTANTS ARE FOUND DEAD
Dr. Theodore T. Wong C. H. Hsie and Ben Sen WI Victims
Of Assailant at Kalorama Road Quarters Wednesday
NighsAWan Had Been Visitor at Mission.

highly educated Chinese about twenty-five
old being brought Washington from New York by
questioned by the police regarding the murder
of the three the Chinese educational mission 2o25
kaorama road.
Wan the ior several weeks and
believed TO have urA Wednesday, hours
before the killing Theodore T. Wong, director of the
sion and his two G. II He and Ben W. whose
bodies the house last night by Kong Ii Chinese
student living a 2oI4 kaloama road