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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
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Perry, r. T. Coles, j.. r. e. Lee, Joe
&c. HEREFORD, Geo. Teeters, Jas. A.
Lee, Jas. II. Crews, William Ballard.
H. C. Stewart, G. N. Grisham, w.
Grant Moore, j. L. F. Talton, Bruce
Walker, Prof. r. G. Jackson, Fred
Gilmore, Edw. S. Lewis, j. r. Ha-
worth, p. w. Inge, b. p. Andrews, w.
c. Hueston, d. A. Willis, w. Lee
Whibby, C. H. Galloway. J. w. Walk
er, Anthony Dickens, Grant Letcher.
j. Dallas Bowser, Father Raining,
Rev. w. II. Prince, Emmett Spruell,
!. J. Allen and DIR. VIM. j. Thomp-
kins and Rev. J. T. Smith of Kansas.
Dozens of other men who could not
be reached during the brief prepare
lions would have delighted to partici-
pate in this well-deserved testimonial
to the brilliant retiring pastor Of
Allen Chapel.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

The services all day last Sunday
we're interesting and were we'll at,
tended by large congregations. In
the mornig services DR.. Bacote made
an excellent talk in the interest of
the Memorial Campaign Fund, which
was greatly enjoyed. In the evening
services DR.. II. r. Flynn. Vice presi.
dent Of the Louisiana Baptist State
Convention of Shreveport, La,
preached a grand sermon. subject
The Brass Serpent" text John 3:1l.
During the day six soldiers were add.
ed to this branch of Gods army. &c.
The entertainment committee of
which Mrs. Brookins is chairman,
served meals to the messengers and
friends during the recent State Con.
vention in our church and cleared
$4,000 above all expenses. Many
thanks to Mrs. Brookins and her ex.
cellent committee . . Mrs. Collins
was recently appointed chairman of
a committee to prepare our annual
Thanksgiving Dinner. Give her and
her committee your support. -. The
B. Y. P. u. Choral Glass is making
fine prograss The Community
Chorus in connection with the Wed.
nesday evening prayer meeting is
very popular. Come out and bring a
friend with you and join. You are
always welcome to our church.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01

weekly and b%t-monthly meetings and
are making new plans for the winter
activities. The Douglass Hospital
club held a quilting bee in the Lecture
room Friday. Dinner was served and
an enjoyable as well as a profitable
time was had IT. Arnold Hill,
Secretary of the Urban League of
Chicago, ILL.,, delivered the Memorial
address on the late Col. Theodore
Roosevelt Monday evening in Allen
Chapel. .. Mrs. Morrison, mother of
Chas. and VIM. Morrison, one of Allen
Chapers oldest and dearest members,
passed away Tuesday at the residence
of her son, Charley, $40 Vine St.
Allen Chapel members extend their
sympathy to the bereaved family in
this hour of their bereavement.
Friends and visitors we welcome you
to all our services.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH.

new Is H. llbbNS dSlbl-
Our services are being held each
Sunday in L. X. T. Hall, 14th and
Vine streets The inclement weather
Sunday did not mar u service;
morning service by Rev. G. Neal. In
the evening we listened to our pas
tor. Last week at a prayer service
in the home of our good Brother Dea.
con Neal, who is i'll, the pastor pre-
scented Sister Parks, the President of
our District Mission Board, who pro,
ceeded to organize for us a Mission,
airy Society with Sister Addie Sears
as President. Harmony Club held
a joint social at the home of Sister
Ella Christian with the Girls Club.
We spent an enjoyable evening. AT.
ter our sunday morning services the
Sunday School was organized. With
our efficient president, Sister Ella
Christian. a great school is expected
Little Arcola cubic has been elected
organist for the school. Sunday
School hour, $50 a. m. Next Sun.
day at 1880 we will organize wi B. Y
p. L. with the assistance of of Rev
Williams and his staff of officers
With our forces all organized We
hope to do a great and mighty work
for the Master. You are welcome
in the Southern Baptist Church tc
all that we do.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
CHURCH.
BY Ona B. Wilson.

Regardless of the inclement wealth.
er Ebeneer was filled to its capacity.
The Rev. w. T. Osborne preached a
soul-stirring sermon, subject "An Ac-
ceptable Gift to God" , Sam. 1:24.
Four united with the church. Sunday
evening services were we'll attended.
The Rev. Robinson was present. Our
pastors subject of the sermon was
Home, practical and logical bringing
into Il lives the duty and care of
the home. Sunday afternoon No
vember 2 is the Missionary program
Of the Sunday School. The follow.
ing numbers will appear: Scripture
reading, Anna Lennear Wilson: Song,
Sunday School; Reading, Opal May
Hayden; Reading, Myrtle Pyle; Pa
per, Henry Washington; Duet. Misses
Dorothy Brown and Jennie Crump
Paper, Mrs. Eliza Lynn; Solo, Mrs
Sarah Rucker; Paper, Mr.. A. Ross
Duet, Misses Mamie Make and Hor
tense Dimery; Paper, Mr.. Henry
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
ST. JAMES A. M. E. ZION CHURCH.
1905 Woodland Ave.

The cold rain that came down all
day last Sunday ha d no effect upon
the services at st. James for the mem
bership turned out as usual to three
good services. Collection $201. 10. DR..
Shaw, the pastor, preached at the
mornig service. Rev. Collins of Rose
dale preached at $500 p. NJ. and at
the evening service Prof. J.. S. Moten
spoke. DIR. r. Davis and Rev. L..
Beard were among those in attend
ance. &c. The pastor and officers are
launching a movement to make St.
James an Institutional Church. A
Campaign for 100000 is to be start
ed at once. Already the church ex.
tension Board has given St. James
several thousand dollars "A Halo
we'en party was given at the home of
Mrs. Emma Bats Thursday evening.
A Juvenile choir was the new feature
last Sunday DIR. Shaw will speak
at both services next Sunday.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
ROPAGAND

The term propaganda is compar.
atively new in usage but the thing
itself has been practiced ever since
Cain slew Abel. One of the southern
daily newspapers, alarmed over the
'~insiduous propaganda now being car
ried on in the Colored newspapers
very seriously inquiries: why should
this be? The white newspapers have
never organized against the Colored
people?" That is really an amazing
statement.
Every newspaper editor of gu
group in the country, knows that the
Associated Press, the leading new
distributing service of the country
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
Crooked Golf.

Suzanne Lenglen, the worlds tennis
champion, was talking to a group OF
American correspondents at Wimble-
don.
az don't care for golf" she said. II
think tennis is much nicer, 1 think
golf Is queer"
"How Queer?" said a golfer.
at let's you cheat 81 easily if you're
inclined that way. My father played
golf one day at Nice with a German.
As he holed out on the first green the
German said to him.
GLOW many strokes did you do the
hole IMP
"'Seven.' said father.
"'It's my hole. them said the Gerv
man. 4 did it in five
"'Father didn't say ANYTHING. hut
when the German asked him at the
second green how many strokes he had
taken he laughed.
"'No. Won don't, Herr Sauerkraut'
he said. This time it's my turn to ask
first"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
ALLEN CHAPEL

Last Sunday the Indictment wealth
er kept many from attending SER
vices, nevertheless those who were
present were we'll pleased and spirit
ually strengthened by the splendid
sermons they heard. Presiding Elder,
w. H. Prince occupied the pulpit and
delivered a fine sermon entitled
God Wants Men" from the text
Luke 16:7....The Christian Endeavor
Societies are keeping up their stand.
ard of interesting and inspiring SEES.
sions. Tuesday night class furnish,
es spiritual strength for the week
why not attend and grow stronger. .
Sunday School is progressing and
increasing in attendance. The La
dies AuXiliaries are continuing their
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.

All services were well attended
Sunday. We are glad Mrs. Willie
Lee Core is able to be out again. We
hope she will continue to improve.
..... Rev. Lane of st. Paul Baptist
Church preached for the women at 4
p. NJ. subject Good Master What
Must | Do?" Mark 1917. Our hearts
were made glad while he talked to
us. His wife attended the meeting.
We hope both of them will come
again to see us. Collection $500. -.
The funeral of Mrs. L. Carter was in
deed very sad. We extend to the fam
lily and her many friends our heart
felt sympathy. -. The B. Y. P. u. was
honored with Prof. Howell, who read
a paper, subject Things Worth
While" 1t was very good. We hope
he will read another in the near fu-
ture. -. The last Rally for this year
has just closed and we are sorry to
say the women beat the men very
badly. The collections are as follows.
st. Matthew, $456.96; st. Mark,
S279.67; Ruth, $7OO.37; st. John,
$S51.71; total, $~1,7SS.71. This con
cludes the work for this year and we
pray that the God of Heaven will
bless the work and give us fresh cour-
age for the future.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01

has carried on a policy of discrimina-
ton in favor of the whites and
against the blacks, and is doing it
daily now. The Associated Negro
Press is in receipt of correspondence
from editors in various sections of
the country decrying the way in
which the Associated Press writes its
stories of happenings where Colored
people are affected.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01
Madame.E. Neff Barber

For first treatment $1.0O. One box
Grower given away free with first
treatment. We make up combines.
Also teach method of doing hair In
different branches, $500.
grow hair on bald spots. 1 abso-
lutely grow hair and cure all scalp
diseases. Guarantee three months'
treatment. If not satisfied money re-
funded. Fill orders for hair grower
n Strengthening oil through mail.
Ten years experience in hairdress.
ing.
AGENTS WANTED. GOOD PAY.
Call or write.
1715 EAST 18TH STREET
Bell Phone East 412.7
KANSAS CITY, MO.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-01

GRAND MUSICAL CONCERT
GIVEN BY R. F. QUINN AT PLEAS
ANT GREEN BAPTIST CHURCH,
4TH AND OAKLAND, KANSAS
CITY, KANS.. NOVEMBER 5.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
INSURANCE FOR FIGHTERS
FEDERAL OFFICIALS DEVELOP
 PLAN FOR PEACE.
Lover Rates Than Old Line Com panIes Will Encourage Soldiers
 to Keep Up Policies.

Washington Soldiers and sailors wgs fund insurance to b. converted soon nao standard forms of govern. meat insurance, according to an an noanrement ef Secretary ot the Treas uH Glass. The secretary says
 "Tbe forms of policies which may hc obtained at option m exchange fer term insurance of wartime are Or .dlnafe hfe ea payment 3a payment life. 2osear endowment. ae.year ea- doasHoat and endowment payable at fhe age uf fe
 ,srhe premium rates for these con vereea aa1sC3e~ are lower than those charged h} frtysie insurance comp. n1"s h'Ha 70 per cent
 s8h, PeHe#ee contain exceedingly 1e38I fHtre.s. prer#d.na fer cash and 1oan#yaH1es. HafdHp and extended a-a4uee. aaa faafaee pfa4mHe that fHe t0safrd Wf h. pad for life ! monsbIA p@4e. =aH tAe event h. he- eomes sota'z md fermaaeaeiY dis ah.sa M of fHt-e p6He.es sG-e incoH tc~zaa'e= =feoM tRe da6e ef Gss. and are tree from restrictions d. 10 res. 5oaee. travel es occupation The holders . raa policies WJjG hc el8c1ele to share H aaa receive dividends from aaHz gna eayuEz. and the proceeds ot fhe Hohe.es afe exempt from all taxation
 Premiums on tGe new form of gov efrmen. life insurance are payable mon.hly. bu, may be paid annually. -emH annually or quarterly The monthly premiums. dac tHe first of each moasb. may be paid a my time Guane tHe month
 "fh, unusual values and liberal pro visions of he new forms should en eoaraec all holders of wartime term insurance 10 convert as rapidly as thclr financial circumstances will per mi. and iu any event to continue without fa.l thc largest possible pro portion os fheir present insurance"
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
A Feeling of Security

You naturally feel secure when you know that the medicine you are about to take Is absolutely pure and contains no harmful or hahit producing drugs.
 Such medicine IS Dr kIlmer's Swamp Root kidney, tner and bladder remedy.
 The same standard of purity. strength and excellence is maintained in every bottle of Swamp Root
 It is scientifically compounded from vegetable herbs
 It is not a stimulant and is taken in tesspoonful doses
 It is not recommended for everything.
 It is natures great helper in relieving and overcoming kidney. liver and bad. der troubles
 A sworn statement of purity is with every bottle of Dr. KIImers Swamp Root
 If you need medicine, you should have the best On sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
 However. if you wish first to try this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. kilmer X Co.,, BinRhamton. N Y. for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
WOULD SIZE TIE UNIONS
BOUSH EVfKs PLAN TO C0ERCE
 LABOR
Garment Workers Called to Meeting Winch Would Wrest Control
 From Employers.

New York For The expressed pnr= pose af set4.He control of the labor unions of fhls city fhe#S New York Bol. sheytks have called all workers n the waist and dress industry unions to meet at 2thc Russian Peoples house" here The BoJshoy4ks propose to form sovtet to wreSt control of industries from employers
 The Svahoda Steamship line has just been faeefporated under the luws uf Delaware to-earry back fo te Eu. rope "1.uee.ooo dissatisfied workers n Che United states il was announced from the offices of the second ali Rus. san Colonial convention in fbis city.
 Political revolution which aims at changes in the structure of our gov. rrnmeut' is planned through move mcut launched in an advertisement in Oswald Garrison NiHards weekly. "Fhe Nation It calls for q national convention ef leaders of radical thought Out of the conference it is the purpose to create a national party for control of the government in the campaign of l92o
 Revolution or Reconstruction 2a the call is headed
 The clements directly appealed to or included hy association are these:
 The Noupartisan Loague, that is Towuleys movement now sweeping the midd,e and northwest sections of the country
 The New American Labor party. branches of winch have already been formed in New York and Chicago and a few et the western cities
 . The National party. which repre- ss ets he high hroWs
 The w N
 rhc Sociahsts
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
ALLIES FACING
 4 NEW MENACE
ANARCHISTS NOW CONTROL HUNGARY AND THREATEN
 WAR ON NATIONS.
F0REIGN0RS BELIEVED SAFE
Several Missions Are ja Coaatry Bot Most cf Them Are n Veaaa-- Boisaav5zts Gened Cuck
 Control

Waahrsaa AFEI.es fa t.a. Sa.# aHart .=ara rHHaa #-.
 ##ea EWn s8".. t.r... .s Increase #ha an<.e.T of officials ,yzr A#A situation =ta Hungary. e.=asu#sz elements apparently have ensa complete control of Inc government ef Budapest with d threat of renew al of hosulie4
 II appeared from ad1ices thai tna crisis resulted from the line of de- markadou established hy the pcacs conference in etre0mserihtng the ter ritory of Hungary and the general economic situation in Budapest
 The recognition of the extreme claims of the Rumanians and GzeeheSiefaks and the establishment of neutral zones between these 1fnes and the limits allowed to Hungary. which zone was te be held hv tha French until the final peace treaty was completed. was said to- have =neep more than the old Hungarian govern ment was able 10 accept and remain in power
 The safety or foreigners was feature of the news that appeared cheering 10 State Department off etals Several Americans are h what was formerly Austria Hungary on missions for tho peace eonferanea and tho InteralHed Food Commission. baf most of them arc #fn Vienna
 State Department offeiafz who ara familiar With conditions in Hungary We're surprised hv#the rapia#ty# wtaa which RoIshevism swept fn'a con froj n Budapest hu 'hev doubt tht Y has succeeded n raachine eas es the cities to tncuae tAe roasar. ae riculemal class The peasants ara sad 10 have beon Woll sa,isnal auh their treatment onae~ the landawnfue class. and consequently would rat ba eager fo Hstcn to RelsEey5k= theories
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
COMB SAGE TEA iM
 HAIR TO DAPKEn IT
st's Grandmother's Recipe to keep her Locks Dark, Glossy
 Beautiful.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkennG gray. streaked and faded hair is crand- mothers recipe. and follN are again using it to keep their hair a good. even color, which iS quite sensible, as we are living in an age when youth ful appearance is of the greatest ad- vantage.
 Nowadays. though, We don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, improved by the addition Of other Ingredients, called 'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" IL is very popular because nobody can discover It has been applied. Simply moistcn your comb or a soft brush with f and traw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time hY morning Inc gray hair disappears. but what de lights the ladies with Wyeth'S Sage and Sulphur Compound is that be sides beautifully darkeuing The hair after few applications it also pro duces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which Is so attractive. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
LODGE AND LOWELL DEBATE
Most Celebrated Arqgn,ent in History Since Wooster and Gal
 houn Met

Boston femHdnE one ef fhe ancient WgtaGeH. Calhoun Geb4#g Professor Lowell and Senator Eodea debate thc Esaeac nz Nations beGar. lu pIrne audience
 Hostaa glf The lsaeue shall hr rrt In zael shape th1t II wlI promise peace instead If breeding disorder md vEti work no injustice a ae tmstd #States- Hsl a3pf arr @44d Senator ljenu Cabot Ladee la r-at- ing to ! .qaesaun hl Pm den, ! Laa. reHa, Lowell ee #4reasa
 hop law a1 Esae, fhat a ~a h. 8m,Hatd ae added Ia-P, tl.ar such d isas8o a#H He framed saWs "HeHe Hy he 05,l uot h. done in Fur
 As-fHar# from l.aR,tI ftu -Iade# sas s,1th.a he Ua#l ee.u for t.. covenant 4 4 aa#e= e=##eH#-d accord ms a#t#s Vl-hes#.gd fo #aae senator Grefar4aau
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
J. 5. DEMANDS INDEMNITY
WILL ASK GERMANY FOR NEAR.
 " BILLION
Damages Accrued by Reason of leu ton Atrocities Before. Alter and
 During the War.

Washington The state depart men. has reviewed aH The claIms of American c.ULeus for damages as resub of the Lus51anta murders. so tar a7 they have heeH submitted to tle mthorHeH heee and fhe elai.ns h3Fe hreu lne4rrarWed an tAc Amcfe can demaul for sn indemnity of ap Pfa<#mately $>ue.eaoaaa from Ger Uaa4
 Iette uuHouHeoHeut to this et feet IS made to eo.teg5 n, impres sion fhat tte state dgpaI.msut has a1t Eof taken casu44aee ot tae=e etaus
 II nas r,earle3 mprac3essJs te -HAuFs =aHF=uE e.Hu ta Germany far sfe HaFIaaol lives los. \ cee fatu tara=tj a3u Ms agreed au ma H.t1et r0=cycH loss of-Tt5 Thus t.. relatives ef AH-3 G0yuuc Van drat vt be ale lo- 5ou,ef ua more taom# tEe= German EatefHmeHt fer hfa 9ea'H then tbe relatives of an ob. seure c.azaen
 h ordinary suils taf damages i'll American courts. The clam often are based on me Ucums canning poWer- lu. II was deemed aadfr able tp attempt >Hth distinction u Tram ue tbe demands on the German gov eInmeHt
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
cava farymen Kill R7adi.s

Marie. TeN=Traeps Of tae E#ert,s United States Cavalry returned bers carly from pursuit across fhe= nar= der of NeN5ean tanaits. hrH#f0- with thou 25 cattle and two ho-Scs which had been driven from N8naz hy the raiders Capuin Klaepfer reN ported that he had orer.aGen ,re AeTieanS IS miles soutb Of Raaosa and that tfy" of them had been ull cd in the resulting sklrmish. Nana of the Americans Was hurt.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
RESIGNATION IN HANDS OF PRES DENT POINCARE. WHO
 WONT ACGEPT=lT.
ASKS FOR BEST OF TERMS
Differences With President Wilson Sad to Be Cause-Cel5eves Amer ,ea WtH Not A,d Estab6sh-
 ment CT French Ideals.

Pars Minister e1rmeHeeu hss M~ed hls .snarsa la .ae hands ot tra-Ideaz peHcafe. wHa refuses to
 eetps Assurance 1a- aeee4V,d eha .s , f#e. ua aat maHe rea2rts tat confirmation has ne. hssH et#aIHaAle from Tfe most ennegHrel
 Hhe =soe i- current that President W#sua a##araa CfeHtaeeaa fhat A#sr.e8 cesHd aal aed would uet#.u des#a aHe agt1 French dr#an4z for the dtsH# mon af tEe Wet bank of fhc HHaa and wuaH mot aagport France ia#at-# #eaaa#.sa prevent tte an neNalaa af German tu-f.a to Ger m#a2
 t1omeRceaB rtsn President Pom caHe -85tb hiS fes rnat5an frum The premiership and the French dcleea. uan to the peace conference
 President roaeafe refused To ac cePa He re+sattoe. telling 6hucn .,au he must ~l4t If the head ot tho goHorumeut and n #He Rfe>sdeaee of the conference fo fah' for tEa best terms available. even f he had ,o >l@fl much mora than he do-5ged The pee 'deut Of ,he French frpuhhc m tsad rha' Branch could noH get on without the snnpar, of Nue.3ca. no matter what notifications were en- forced h> President Wilson on the French proeHn for 'be treatment of Gt#uane
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
T0 BUY SITES
 FOR ARMY CAMPS
WAR DEPARTMENT LAUNCHES A PLAN WHlC9 WILL COST
 OVER st5.Qca.COO
% BOUGHT; 27 TO BE SGLD
Training Camps Tor E-taae 'Farrters la Wan. a,ete--Ae alton ata-
 tsHs tz Ga 4lt..ez a

H wf
 w
 f.l-f- ln. 4- na aaaa a=as 3a#a a.#s .-##..f= was aase1a##a hy 4a#s erree3i He= than sItaa.aa Va D. involved. eHaVag -ud and # 4t'I aet be necessary 10 ava5t congressional acton. as tEo d. paztnpaf uaW has thc necessary funds
 W5.h these purchases completed tae army VIII have a training camps m o'udRs the h original eantonments eapstweted fer tha training of the National Army and Y aviation sta lions West of which will be in the Southeastern States and Texas and California Tae few fields to he te tainea in the north will be regarded as summer aHire camps oaly
 TWen-f camps and l. aviation fe'9z#wiII he abandoned Orders have already gone au' far fhe abandonment ef 9a=ef tbe camps Construction has begun on fhe 97 camps. according te tho war department #fEures. and r represents cost of $11ooeoo6o of which $42ooo aoo was spent on the Ienr emAafhaaon roufs
 AahnoNmateiz $eSa eoeata had hern spent ja construction work on the F eaafcnmeuss 10 ho tapgt+ and n" f5 uoA oNacd and il Wa- largely because ef he sum irvu'' ed ,haf tho aepaf1aea. dgeEdea to 70 ahead with thc elans for prchase
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
AdrLatlo Trade Is Rnsnm.d

Washington Trade with all the ports of the Adriauc and contiguous territory will be permitted effective immediately under an order issued by the war trade board Commodities .or military uses may not be exported.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Many Jews Massacred.

New York The PIshcyat ipve sion Of the Ukraine has resulted VI programs in which thousanas of Jaws We're massacred. 5aaa being killed or wounded iR Preekerer eceeri'rr to cable messages from the Canenharea Zionist Bureau just ma1e public
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
To ennnress Blockade

Basel The Austrian foreign of1ce has been informed hy the Italian arr mistice commission that the assoc'2t- cd powers have decided unanimously to suppress the blockade Of Austria and Hungary says a semi-oMcial dis patch received here from Vienna.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Famous lrf5h Relic on Sale

London Cue.n collectors had an opportunity of otaare 2 famous Irish Hei+t at auction hgfe last weak Ths Is the "roldau bell winch ac cording to tradition descended from heacvr and was used for obtaining in. formation when all other means failed
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Nnloarn- Ia Er.,n..nr

San Salvador Navces from N'ca- rarua say that Inc yolCaro Sant.aso is in state of full eruption nt--- mittcntly throwing ashes and -prea'- ing fumes over 9 large area Pho volcano Irdzu, in Cos.a. Rica- is also active