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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
zaplenitev donna
1larejenih vim.

Rockford, Ill. = Osem tisoc ga
lon vina narejenega V privatnih
domoTih od prvega maJa, Je bllo
konfisciranega in zapecatenega,
ko so finanGni uradniki S pomocjo
lokalne policije in deputijev ma
pravili preiskavo privatnih hi
sab.
Uradnikom nj znano kaj maj Sc
zaplenjeno pija6o stori ter caka-
jo nadaljnih navodil cd svojih
predstavljenih.
Vino Sc je pustilo kjer Sc ga je
naSlo lie zapecatilo Sc ga je in "a
belezilo mnozino. Najvec vina so
dobili V italijanskem distriktu. Do
sedaj Sc nihGe ne We ali bodo vlad-
nj uradniki vino odpeljali, ali bo-
do nalozili ma NIGGA dacijo, katera
znaSa 16 centov na galono.
Kapitan Homer Read je izjavil,
da bodo naSli, ko bo preiskaya
konGana preko 100000 gallon vina.
Pogon Sc je zacel radi tega, ker so
liudje kupili velike mnozine groj-
zdja.
Uradniki delujejo na temelJu
vojne dolo6be, katera Sc glasl, ola
nobene vrste zita, sadja in drugih
pridelkov Sc ne sme porabiti "a iz-
delovanje piva, vina in drugih O.
pojnih pijaG. Zakon je ustavil fer
mentacijo in distilacijo l. maJa to
leto, toda prohibicija je prisla V
veljavo Sele l. julia.
Uradniki bodo takoj nadalJevall
Z lovom na kipeea vinca, kakor hi
tro dobijo navodila IL visjih ura-
dov, Ge Sc vino zapleni ali same
iztirja dacijo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14

Atene, Grcija, 13. okt. = Brzo-
javka IL Carigrada poroca, da Sc
je Broussa, nekdanje prestolno
mesto turSkih sultanov, ,katero Sc
nahaja lie 81 mill od Carigrada
pridruzilo turSkemu nacijonalne-
mu gibanju. Odrin, "a Carigra-
dom, najvaznejSe mesto V evrop-
ski Turciji, Sc je tudi pridruzilo
nacijonalistom.
Sivas, Azijska Tureija, 20. sept
(kurirsko porocilo). Mustafa
Kemal Pasa, voditelj narodne
TurSke Wade, katera Sc je nedav-
no ustvarila V Mali Aziji, je infor-
miral easniskega porocevalca, ola
bo njegova vlada respektirala Ar
mence in poskuSala, ola Sc odpra-
WHO vsa nasilja proti MIN.
Kurdi jake zelijo, ola bi Zdruze-
ne drzave sprejele mandat "a Ar
menijo.
Misija general-majorja Harbor-
da, katero je potoval korespon-
dent, kateri je postal zgorajsnje
porocilo, je dospela V Sivas po
dolgem potovanju po zeleznici. =
Pot je bila dolga 100 milj>iz Ca
rigrada skozi Konieh, Addano, A
leppo do Mardina na bagdadsk1
zeleznici in od tam .250 mill dalJe
ma avtomobilu. Pot je vodila Sc,
verno-vzhodno skozi Kurdistan II
Armenia.
Mustafa Kemal, je sklical dele.
gate, kateri so pretrgali vse zveze
z vlado V Carigradu. V intervivp
jim je dejal:
Pravkar smo prejeli noto oc
predsednika Wilsona, ,naslovlJen(
ma sultana, ticoca Sc razmer In ma
padov cd naSe strani Ma Armenee
Nationalist smatrajo cello zadeve
kot zelo obzalovanja vredno in cas-
bo pokazal kakSni vzroki so vodil,
do masakrov. Mi Sc vjemamo 2 ze
liami predsednika Wnsona in smt
ze odredili, da Sc Armencem V DO,
doGe izkazuje vse spoyoyanje,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
LJUBEzEN.

Fernando Armada, sin uglednih
starisev, je prisel San Francis
co, da Sc vpise V kolegij. V mestu
Sc je seznanil z lepo senoro Mario
Renado. znjo je zapravil $50O0
ker je upal, da postane njegova
zena. Ona ga je potem odbila.
To Sc nj njemu posebno prav vi
delo zato2 je wei v roke steklenico
in eesnil lepo senoro po nosu.
On sedaj premBljuje V zaporu
0 minljivosti srece tega sveta, do
elm lepa sonora pestuje skrajno
potrti nos.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
KJER Sc PREPIRATA DIVA
TRETJI SKODO INA.

Tudi to Sc vGasih pripeti. Chas
Hutchinsonu je zaGela goreti hisa
Poklicali so dve pozarni brambi
Nesreca je pa bila tenn, ola ste 81
ODE pozarni brambi sovrastvu
Ko je dospela ena ma lice mesta in
"a MO druga Sc je takoj zacel pre-
pir. Vsaka je hotela, da druga odl-
de domov. Pogumni ognjegasci SO
Sc zaceli obmetavati z imeni pr
cemur je vsak gledal, ola ne bo
zadnii. Med tenn je hisa lepo po-
gorela do tai.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
oPoRoKA svoBoDoMIsLEcA

Reading, Pa. DR.. Lesher ii.
Francis, zdravnik IL Boyertowna,
ie napravil oporoko. EksekutorJi,
kateri so oporoko odprli so nasli
med drugimi dolocbami tudi zeljo,
da Sc izplaea 600 dolarjev njego-
vemu vnuku T. E. Houckonu, ako
Sc bo posvetiI kakSnemu drugemu
stanu raven duhovskemu. Ako pa
hoce postati duhovnik tedaj MAJ
ne dobi nie
Zdravnik pac dobro We kaksno
korist je duhovScina svetu in noce,
da hi Sc clan njegoyega rodu pri-
druzil nesramni hinavski druzbi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14

je re prekoracila svoto 250,000
dolarjev. Njegove moci Sc nepre-
stano mnoze tenn, da Sc mu pri-
druzujejo dnevno novi italijanski
oddelli po morju in suhem.
Ma jugoslovanski 'front.' je O.
sem bataljonov prostovoljcev, ka-
teri so opremljeni artelirijo. Po
noci Sc rabijo zarkometi IL strahu,
da nebi bill preseneceni.
Medtem postaJa VOLTA, da Sc Re-
ko anektira V. Rimu cimdalje moe
nejsa. PRIMER Nitti, kateri do.da-
nes nj hotel prelomiti obljube da-
ne zaveznikom, Sc tudi pomika
proti zahtevi anektiranja skozi
kanal politicnih volitev, "a katere
Sc prieakuie bodo odlocno "a ia
korak.
Prieakuje Sc, da bosta Nitti in
Tittoni takoj po izvolitvi raje re-
signirala, kot pa ostala poziciji
S prelomljeno besedo zaveznikom.
V taken slucaju bo naslednik Nit
tija signor Giolitti, kateri ina "a
seboj vecino Italijanov. Vzrok te-
mu preobratu je, sklep' zavez-
nikov smatrati resko zadevo kot
popolnoma italijansko vprasanje.
Rim, IL. okt. - Avstrijska VOL
ma ladija Franz Josef, katero je
po razpadu Avstrije lastovala Ju-
goslavija Sc je potopila med ne
vihto. Tako poro6a brzojavka IL
Zare Dalmaciji Ladija lezi V
globocini 100 cevljev. Nalozen Je
bill municijo va vso Jugoslovan-
sko armada. Francoski mornarji
strazijo mesto, kjer Sc je ladija
potopila.
Pariz, 13. okt. = La Liberte, po-
roeevaleee zasaA nnemasses na fran.
cosko-italijansl1i meji, poroca, ola
so izbruhnili boji med Albanskimi
prebivalci in italijanskimi cetami,
katere Sc nahajajo tam.
Dospevsa poroGila pravijo, ola so
imeli Italijani yelike izgube. AL
banci so Sc previdno in re dolgo
casa pripravljali ola pozeneJo zem-
lie laene tatove IL svoje dezele. V
eni noci je vstala vsa dezela, Sc
ponoea, in po vseh hribih Sc naha-
jajo albanske cete, dobro preskrb-
ljene orozjem. Ii mali oddelki
zaplenjujejo italijanski provijant
IN pobijajo manjse oddelke. V par
slucajih so napadli tudi vecja ita-
lijanSka taboriSca.
T Italijanska okupacija je ,povzro-
ella, da so IL nekaterih vasih po
'begnili vsi prebivalci in Sc pridru-
zili vstaSem.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
ZASTRUPLJENI DEKLICI 30,
DETI OZDRAVELI.

ZadnjiG smo porocali o zalostnl
tragediji, katera Sc je pripetila V
druzini Luikart, ko je matt Mrs.
Luikart zastrupila svoji dve heer-
Xxi Edno in Shirley z bikloridom
zivega srebra. Ia strup je zelo
smrtonosen in lie redkokdaj Sc pri-
peti, da Sc resi- zastrupljencu xiv
lienje. Matt, katera je storila "a
lostni Gin najbrz V blaznoSti, Je bl-
la odpeljana V jeco, deklici Sc. je
pa IL Detroita pripeljalo V bolnis>
nico V Chicago. NajboljSi zdfav-
nix in poznavalec strupov Chica-
gu, DR.. Thomas 0. Carter, je izJa-
vii, da nj nobenega upanja, ola b1
Sc jih reSilo. Zlasti starejSa dekli-
ca Shirley je rapidno venela, ME
ne oGi so imele stekleni izraz IN
vSak trenutek so cakali njenega
konca. OGe je sedel pri njih poste-
Iii dneve in noci brez spanja in u
pal. Ze V nedeljo Sc je oznanilo,
da je mlajSa deklica resena smrtl,
ker zaGela je vidno boljsati in Sc
dai je re skoro normalna, ter ina
pristen apetit. StarejSa deklica /
ma oceh Sc vedno oni mrtvaskl
izraz, toda njena voscena lica Sc
je za6ela polagoma vraeati kri IN
v6eraj je vprvi6 spregovorila kar
je V Chicago.
DR.. Carter je izjavil, da bo O.
zdravela tudi ona, ako Sc ne zgod1
kaj nepriGakovanega.
Neki skof je tie dni dejal, da bo
molil k bogu, da ohrani deklici. =
Ze V naprej vemo, da Sc bo bonn
bardilo prMnic vsemogocnostl
skofove molitye, docim Sc DR.. Car
terra ne bo niti omenjalo, dasi bi
svet re davno hudie uzel, &c bi Sc
zanaSali samo ma motive. No, pa
sal razumemo. Vsak "biznis" ina
svoi naGin oglasevanja in farski
tudi oa8
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
MoRDA vELIKA NEsREcA Ma
MORJU.

London, H. okt. = Sem je do
spelo nepotrjeno poroeilo, da Sc je
V blmini norveSke obali potopil
britiski transportni parnlk. Brez-
ziena brzojavka IL Helsingforsa
pravi, da Sc je potopil neznani brl-
tiski parnik ma katerem Je bllo
1000 oseb.
Najvecja morska nesreca kar Sc
iih ie Sc zgodilO je bila tedaJ, ko
Sc je potopil Titanic, potem ko Je
zadel V ledeno goro JUNO cd No
We Foundlandije a. aprila 1912,
Seznam potopljenih zrtev je tedaJ
znasal 1900 oseb.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
Fitzpatrick zanikuje moznost
generalne stavke.

nisem Sc sliSal, da bi Sc izjavil ma
ia naGin.
Situaeiia Pittsburghu, o ka-
teri je mnogo neresni6nih poroeil
priSlo V Chicago, hi skoraj ne mo-
gla biti bolja. Situacija V Chica-
gu ie ravno tako dObra.
Senatni komitej, ki preiskuJe
razmer Mali Rusiji, kar pomenja
pensilvansko jekleno okrozje, ina
odprte oGi. Rezultat tega bo, da Sc
bo oglasil mo6an klic po amerika-
niziranju tujih delavcev.
Vsak dan Sc sliSijo porocila 0
vraGanju stavkarjev ma delo. Te
dni je neki druzbin uradnik po7
roGal:
"Prejeli smo porocila IL Gary,
da Sc strajkarji vraeajo ma delo
V velikih mnozinah. Ma stotine
moz 6aka ma dvoriScih, da dobe
delo. ="
DeYoung pa poroca:
"Mi smo pazljivo preiSkali ko-
liko je resnice ma teh vesteh in
dOgnali da je bill samo en- zelezni-
Ski voz iekla poslan IL Garyja od
%. sept"
Il tega Sc vidi, koliko je resnice
60 vraGanju stavkarjev ma delo."
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Reka, II. okt. = Parnik Persia,
ki je plul IL Genove ma daljni IL
tok in vozil 10000 pusk, 10000
900 patron, 20 baterij gorskih to-
pov in diva tezka topa, je danes
dospel V Reko. Parnik je incl ma
men peljati zgoraj nastete stvari
ma daljni iztok, ola jih iRroci proti-
Iboljseviskim cetam. Posadka ma
parniku Sc jeguprla, ko so bill re
V sredozemskem morju in prisilila
kapitana, da je parnik obrnil in
odplul v Reko.
Ia je re drugi piratsko osvoje-
nj parnik, katerega so privedli V
Reko. Prvi je bill Frederick Beck
in je vozil trgovsko blago.
Kot rezultat kampanje, katero
je podvzel professor Zanella ,proti
D'Annunziju, je bilo povabilo Cd
slednjega profesorju, ola pride V
palace. Med obema Sc ,je vnela
dolga diskuzija, tekom katere je
Zanella odkrito vrgel D'Annunzi-
ju V obraz besede:
"Reskim interesom je vasa ma
vzocnost pogubna. "
D'Annunio razsrjen vsled tega
je ukazal, da mora Zanella takoj
zapustiti palace.
Dogodek je poyzrocil mnogo su-
ma in diskuzij in kot Sc poroca Sc
je mnogo pridruzilo zanellovi
stranki, katera hoee, ola postane
Reka mala republika pod italian
skim protektoratom.
Kakor Sc. glasi neko porocilo Je
nacrt generala Graziolli, kateri
predstavlja italijansko vlado, od-
staviti D'Annunzia in poslati '
Reko regularne italjianske cete.
Pariz, 12. okt. - Journal des
Debats poroea, ola je amerisk
vlak Y twill, namenjen V Aystrijc
bill odposlan V Reko. S tenn je a
meriSka blokada prelomlJena.
Annemasse, Francija, II. okt
= Kljub temu, da signor Tittoni
trdi, ola Sc reska nevihta jasni, je
situacija 2 vsakim dnem boil res
ma.
Vojvoda Aosta, kateri je bill cd
italijanske Wade poslan k Dan
nunziju, je $ svojo misijo propa-
del in je bill nato poslan V Belgijo.
Vojni minister in minister NOR
narice .bosta najbrz resignirala in
govori Sc, da bor odstopil tudi
kralj, ker ga armada noce ubogati
in segnati poeta-diktatorja IL Re
ke.
Yes italijanski9 narod gori V
simpatijah "a D'Annunzija. Sub
stripcija, katera Sc zbira "a NIGGA
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
DoBRo PREsKRBLJENI.

w. G. Paxton, bankir V. Ham
mondu, je dejal vceraj, ko je I'VE
del, ola so mu ponoci tatovi ukra-
dli diva ponija: Uboge zivali goto-
vo bodo morale stradati. Danes
ziutraj Sc mu je sporocilo, ola so
Sc tatovi vrnili in odpeljali vse Sc
no kar ga je incl.
Aha, zdaj sem pa pomirjen, je
dejal bankir. Konjieka ne bosta
vec lacna!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14

John H. DeYoung, tajnik clka-
Skega komiteja jeklarskih DELAY
eev je odlo6no zanikal trditeya ola
io on oznanil preklieu stavke V
Wisconsin Steel Co. V South Chi
cagu.
"Jaz sem. bill YES cas- V Chlca-
GU, je dejal. "Taka trditev je
sme$na".
"stavka jeklarskih delaycev je
dobliena. Ne verujte nikomu, ki
trdi druga6e. Sme5no je tudi, da
Sc govori o razsirjenju jeklarske
stavke ma druga pOlja mdustrlJe'
Stavka je V tako dObrem polozaJu,
da ne potrebujemo pomoci druglh
poklicov," je dejal v6eraj John
Fitzpatrick, predsednik cikaSke
delavske federacije.
Njegovo zagotovilo, je odgoyor
ma trditev E. E. LOCKWOOD, de
1avskega voditelja, kateri je dejal
V nedeijo V Gary, da preti Samuel
Gompers S sploSno stavko DELAY
eev vseh poklicov, ako ne bo Will
sonova delavska kOnferenca po-
magala jeklarski stavki.
"Ne poznam avtoritete MIR.
LOCKWOOD. Nj mi znanO, da bl
Gompers tidal to izjavo. Nikar ga
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
DIvJAKI " MASSACHUSETTS

Cerkve bodo bodoce najbr5
sklenile, da Sc ne posilja vec mi
sijonarjev V Afriko temvec dr.
zavo Massachusetts,. Napravila sc
je namree statistika, katera kaze
naravnost grozepolne stevilke. -
Pomislite cd vsakih tisoc jih INA
moliti oeenaS samo osem oseb!
Kan bono prisli, ce BIO slo to
tako naprej!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
KIDD HoCE KUPITI sIPLAN?

Kdor zeli kupiti siplan (letalo,
katero lahko PLAYA po vodi in Sc
poljubno dvigne zrak) maj pise
ma vojni department Wade Zdru-
zenih drzav. Ampak maj ne pozabi
priloziti eeka. Vlada je namrec "a
celia prodajati vse siplane, katere
ina ,odvec.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14

Koliko krivic je bio ze storje-
nih, ker nj bilo politieno, da bi pri-
sla resnica o njih ma dan il
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
R1azr1ere v Turciji

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Chicago, Illinois, October IA,
1919, az required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14

.Ljudje redkokdaj poslusajo do
bre nasvete, izvzemsi, ce so zanje
dobro plaeai.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-14
Albania Sc dviga proti 1taliji.

Illinois, October IA
1913, required by the Act of October 9th 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

ing the Jetfries-J ohnson battle at
Reno, New, when the negroes ju-
bllation was interrupted by an at
tack made by the whites. 1t quickly
subsidized and Washington was calm
the following day.
Editorially, there have been diff
ferences of opinion expressed upon
the riots. All regret that innocent
blacks should have been manhan-
died, but The Baltimore News" >"
for instance, says:
IF they (the riotsJ represent merely
the elimination OF general hard feeling
between the white and colored popula-
tions land Washington always has been
a city where white man and colored did
not get along especially WE'LL, they are
to be regarded as are other disturb
ances Of the sort. But if they reflect
q feeling OF arrogance on the part of
the negroes, due to the record made by
men Of their race in France; and if the
7 N-e'S.t -'Dl ~ a N-stlt-S dl4O ne :
outbreak of such spirit, the mat
ter loses its local significance.
NEGRO troops undoubtedly did ex-
cellent work in France. Their cour-
age was of such a high order that the
race may well be proud Of it. But
/ if this pride is to take the form OF
riots if, instead of being used as a
means to better the standing of the
colored citizen, it is sin ply to manifest
itself in arrogance and lawlessness
the result will be that whatever was
won for the race by the good wort
done BY the colored soldiers will
quickly be worse than lost to ther,.
In somewhat the same vein "The
Sum- Baltimore, declares:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

ceeded the placid and easygoing old
ing and lodging houses turning people
away, there has been an influx of
negroes as we'll as of white people, 1t
certainly is not the old, law w-abidng
negro population, the friends of the
white man, that has been committing
these crimes against women, these day
light hold-ups and all the other out
RACES that have melted white men to
a general war against negroes. 1t must
be the new negro population brought in
by the war.
THAT the white men, exasperated by
the failure of the police to cope with
the situation, should have undertaken
to end it by general terrorization Of
negroes is to be condemned and de-
plored. That the negroes, most Of them
undoubtedly innocent, should have re-
taliated upon the whites is not less
deplorable. These negroes who are
riding around in motor cars shooting
up any group Of white men, women and
children that they may see chatting
together on street corner, they are
not old Washingtonians. The fatal in
juries reported in the newspapers yes
terday were mainly inflicted by negro
women. What kind Of women? Not
the kind that old Washingtonians
knew"
The New York World" in bitter
denunciation of the riots, says:
"One of the most brutal forms of
oppression is the punishment of a
whole race for the crimes of the in
dividuals. For many years this has
been and still is the practice in Amer
lean states that do not recognize the
citizenship of the negro. To accuse a
black man is to condemn him to torture
and death, and resentment on the part
of kindred is held to justify massacres
that are complacently dignitied as race
wars"
The riots in Norfolk we're occa-
stoned by the homecoming welcome
given negro troops. A score was
injured. In Liverpool and Cardiff
the riots followed attacks upon
white women.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

the excitement of the colored people,
Back Of and beyond these recent oc-
currences is the fact that for years
certain class of negroes in Washing
ton have been encouraged by polite
lans to assumptions bound to irritate
the white people and to be resented
by them. In these circumstances it is
practically impossible to say who is
primarily and unquestionably to be
blamed fer any particular outbreak y
THE Philadelphia Public LEDGER -
believes that the Washington riots
are a manifestation of racial preju
dice "still too deep-rooted to be
eradicated by mere reason or per-
suasion and occasional outbreaks of
violence under provocation are to be
expected as long as we have failed
to find any satisfactory solution for
the problems associated with the
presence in our midst Of 10000, 900
and more of negroes, under-educated
for the most part and all suffering
more or less under civic and indus
trial disabilities and Giscrimina-
tions."
Continuing
1T is Unnecessary to seek for the
causes that will account for this pan
ticuar outbreak Of class and racial feel
ing or for the violence that attended
it. for it is symptonnatie OF d deeper
and more intricate problem TO which
sufficient attention has not yet beer
given by the government and people
Nothing can be said in palliatlon or cX-
cuse for the crimes committed by col
ored men against white women, which
has been in so many instances the I'M
mediate pretext or inspiration OF moi
violence, but neither can mob VIC
lence be defended under a civilized re
gime Not Mississippi alone, but thc
whole American people are disgracet
by such an exhibition as was given re
Gently as Hattiesburg, when the whole
countryside was summoned by an
noancement in the newspapers to th'
burlang Of negro, who was surren
dered to the mob by the officials with
out protest or resistance, These thing
inevitably breed raDrisals and lead tt
a savagery comparable to that OF th'
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
Feeling Has Crosrn

Those seeking an explanation Of
the excited state Of mind CT both the
white and colored people of Wash
ington, however, must 60 further back
than Sunday last The feeling has
been growing for weeks and months.
Several weeks ago white woman was
assaulted by negro in the suburbs OF
Washington, and the criminal has not
been caught. That explains q good deal
Of the excitement of the white people.
For q much longer period than that
the Washington police force has been
making a drive against negro boot
leegers 1t is charged that they have
been so Jealous in that pursuit that
they have arrested many innocent ne
groes, and that accounts, in part for
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
Blame for Police

The New York Times" is inclined
to believe that inadequate police pro-
lection and the influx of colored per-
sons into Washington since the war
lay at the bottom of the present
difficulties. Beginning, "The Timcs''
remarks:
"The race riots in Washington will
surprise persons who knew that city as
it used to be. 1t is the borderland be-
tween North and South. Southerner
going there was in the habit of com
planning about the free and easy man
ners Of the negroes, but that was be-
cause he had been accustomed to
servility or, at the very least, defer
ence. A Northern man going there was
surprised and pleased at their manners,
because they seemed to him deferential
almost to the point of servility. 1t all
depended on geography. To the South
ern man negro sitting beside him in
a streetcar, without the least apology
seemed impudent. To the Northern
man a negro standing aside to let him
enter first seemed the acme of polite
ness. 1t was the point of view that
matterdd."
AS to crime in Washington:
"In the last few months crimes OF
violence have reached such proportions
in Washington that The Herald OF
that city recently declared it to be the
most lawless city in the Union. They
are mainly committed by negroes, anC
the police force, trained as it has been
has been unable to cope with them
The assumption must necessarily bt
that in the new Washington which has
replaced the old the hurly burly
crammed, jammed town that has sue
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
The w eek at Home

army. Several hundred soldiers
were said to have expressed will
ingness to join the Red Guard"
At Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary
Barracks 1900 military prisoners
mutinied.
With ESQ vessels tied up in the port
of New York and $4,000 seamen
idle, the steamship owners refused
to make any concessions to the
seamen's union. The owners said
the strike was breaking and many
of the men were returning to work.
The British Triple Alliance Of labor
unions, the miners, transport work
ers and railway men, are planning
new attempt at worldwide organ
ization of the workers, according to
John L. Jones, representative of
the triple alliance in America. The
first endeavor will be to get Amer
lean workers to join the interna-
tional union.
New York's income tax law was at
tackled in the Federal courts by the
Yale G. Towne Manufacturing Com
pany. Governor Smith decided
against an extra session of the
Legislature 70 correct defects in
the income tax law
A drigible balloon sailing over the
Chicago business district caught
fire and fell through the skylight
Of the Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank Ten persons were killed and
twenty-five injured. Most OF the
dead were employees of the bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

son for Withholding from the mar
ket s2S, 100000 worth of canned
vegetables no longer needed by the
army.
Secretary Baker told the House Mil
itary Affairs Committee that a
hurried cut in the size Of the army
would be dangerous, and sought to
place on Congress the blame for
too rapid disqualification by with
holding the necessary appropria-
tions to support an adequate army.
Military, naval and Commercial
neronautical experts recommended
the esta ablishment Of an air min
istry as a separate division of the
Cabinet.
As a witness in his nillion dollar
libel suit against The Chicago
Tribune" Henry Ford said he had
once planned to have his publicity
manager rewrite the Bible in
plain, modern English He said
he could read, but not fast, and OBJ
jected to reading aloud because he
was bothered by hay fever.
The Zionist organization of America
says great numbers Of Jews are
planning a migration to Palestine
as soon as the political status Of
the country is established. Nathan
Straus wants to be the first Mayor
Of Jerusalem.
The Lusk committee discovered that
Bolshevik leaders here planned
Red Guard" composed of former
members OF the United States