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The evening world., 1919-10-04
SENATOR LODGE KICKS
At FLAT PLATFORM
OF PARTY ON TREATY
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Of the maintenance OF its national
policies"
The resolutions as presented in
dorsed the effor-s OF Senator Lodge
ito bring about prompt action on the
treaty" and also voiced appreciation
OF the services OF Speaker Glllett OF
the House.
Continuing, the resolutions said:
I'VE deprecate the action by our
Peace Commissioners in Paris in op-
posing the wishes OF the Italian
people with regard to Fiume. and the
Greek people in regard to Thrace.
We condemn their course in consent
ing to the dismemberment of China.
our republican ally, by depriving her
Of her richest province, Shantung,"
The evening world., 1919-10-04
U. S. FLYER SAVED MExICANS.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Oct, -
While officials In Mexico City recently
we're denying published reports that an
order had been Issued to Federal troops
To nre upon American alrblanes cross
ing the Mexican border an American
plane, answering an appeal OF the au-
thoritles OF Re Bosa. Mexico, sixty
miles below the border here. new over
the town and dropped 700 bags needed
20 strengthen threatened levees with
sandbaEs
ThB became known to-day, when
Lieut.. Col. Manuel Bernea. Commander
Of the Matamoros district. thanked
Brig. Den. r. e. Marshall. Brownsville
District Commander,
The evening world., 1919-10-04
GLASS AND TAFT ON BUDGET.
Both Are In Favor Of Plan for the
Government.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. oct - Former
President Taft and Carter Glass. Sec
retary Of the Treasury, will go before
the House committee on national
budget system to-day to discuss neel1ed
reforms IN the financial administration
thu!r testimony which will close the
hearings, viii throw much new light
on the budget system.
Mr.. Taft made a thorough study OF
such legislatlon while he was President.
ascrstHry Glass also has fAvored \
Fodaral budget AyAtAma
The evening world., 1919-10-04
JEWELS OF HApSBURGS
& TO Be SOLD IN U. S.
Austrian Government Decides to
Send Them Here Despite
Protests in Vienna.

VIENNA, Oct Austrian Govern
ment officials have decided to send the
salable property OF the Hapsburgs,
including many OF the jewels. to the
United states. sell It there to the high
est bidder and buy food with the pro-
ceeds, The municipality protested and
IL sndesvornE to have the decision re-
scinded.
The evening world., 1919-10-04
isssaried by six Years work, says
London Paper.

LONDON. Oct Ain an editorial
Ion tho illness Of President Wilson. the
Daily News says:
1T Il manifest that the Presidents
powers have been taxed altogether
beyond their limit by his labors not
merely OF the past month or year
but OF the whole six and half years
3 tot his tenure Of the White HOUSE
The evening world., 1919-10-04
"stoLinR the Fighting Machine" to
he shown In Pictures.

4 remarkable set OF motion pictures
taken during the war but not hitherto
Lsen In New York viii be shown to-
morrow al the opening OF the Public
Forum In Public school No. i0i on
liith Street. The pictures Will illus
trate an address by Lieut.. Col Ernest X.
Coulter. whose subject VIII be stocking
the Fighting Machine" The s2d Resi-
ment Hand viii play.
The evening world., 1919-10-04

BOSTON BAKED BEANS
IN POTS OF REAL GOLD
FOR KING AND QUEEN
BOSTON. Oct. Z.

BOSTON, Oct. '.
DEANS, baked Boston style
n and served in golden pots,
will Je on the menu OF the
luncheon to be t,ndered to King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth Of
Belgium here tomorrow.
Two gold pots have been made
for the occasion and will be pre-
sented the royal visitors after the
luncheon. They were fashioned
after The ordinary bean pot and
are about six inches in height and
eight inches in diameter.
The evening world., 1919-10-04
ENGLISH RAILROAD STRIKE
FORCES KING TO USE AUTO
ON TRIP FROM BALMORAL
Ruler Had Been Spending Some
Time at Late Queen Vic
toria'S Castle.

BALMORAL. Oct. 4. - KinS
George left yesterday for London
in a motor car, using the automo-
bile on account Of the interrup.
ton OF railroad traffic.
Balmoral Castle is in the High
lands and was long the home OF
Queen Victoria when in Scotland.
The evening world., 1919-10-04
Five Yeur Term for New Peruvian
President.

LIMA, Peru Oct. 4,--Presldent
Augusta Leguia will be proclaimed
Constitutional President Oct. IL for a
period of five years instead of four
years, as fixed under the old con-
stltutlon, ne was officially informed
to-day 10y ths couGssaaionsi cepaneis'
The evening world., 1919-10-04
Archibald Campbell Dead.

GLASGOW. oct t,--Archibald Camp
bell, President OF the Columbia Lace
Company Of PsnnSSlvaniS. died ysstsr.
eAbs n
The evening world., 1919-10-04
KING ALBERT THANKS.
AMERICANS FOR SAVING
BELGIUM FROM FAMINE
Confined From First Page.)

shook hands with these strangers who
played such an important part in the
relief OF his distressed people. Dur
ing the reception before the luncheon
he said that the opportunity to return
the thanks OF Belgium TO the Ameri-
cans, who were such stanch friends
OF his kingdom would linger in his
memory as the most pleasing incident
OF his visit to the United States.
KING VOICES GRATITUDE FOR
The evening world., 1919-10-04
A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF
the CITY.

After seeing New York from the
ground and from the deck OF a yacht
yesterday, King Albert expressed a
desire TO take a bird's-eye view of
the city. The desire was communi-
Gated to Rear Admiral Long, who
represents the navy in the American
commi ssion in charge Of the tour Of
the Belgian royal family. Rear Ad-
miral Long called up the seap)ane
station at Rookaway and Ensign
Lamb, one Of the crack flyers Of the
navy, was detailed to take the King
on his trip.
Ensign Lamb new up from Rock
away yesterday evening and landed
his plano in the Columbian Yacht
Club basin at the foot OF West seth
street. He telephoned to the Waldorf
that he was ready for the trip at
o'clock this morning and fifteen min
utes later the King, his uniform con-
cealed by long, heavy overcoat,
and accompanied by his adJutant,
NAjoE Count Guy aouiusmans ana
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-08-02

There is one thing certain, Professor
Pickens is an amOosng little cuss, his
streaks of seriousness to the contrary not
outstanding
Race riots is familiar headline in the
United States this summer. Evidently the
colored man is still fighting to make the
world safe for democracy.
We suspect that that fellow in Yakima
now realizes that Ole Hanson is just as full
of fight as he is Of hot air.
els Democracy Failure'' is headline.
Not in a thousand years, but those who
manufacture democracy, in some instances
at least are most miserable failures.
From the signs Of the times, Mr.. Black
Man has said to the Lord to whom he has
been praying for help: "Now, Mr. Lord, if
you won't help me do not help the other
fellow and you will see one hell of fght''
Without inquiring into the legality of the
appointment Of E. B. French by Governor
Hart, we trust the Legion will succeed in
knocking his appointment into cooked hat
French is a political stiff that won't stay
put.
The fight films of the Willard-Dempsey
hSht are "oICHleSS DIS lHey cannon be taken
to other states and the Ohio authorities
declare the fight too worthless to be shown
Good bye, old Willard, good bye
Ii Japanese are able to buy apartment
houses and groceries and the white owners
OF them are willing to sell to the Japanese,
who delegated the power to an inconsequen-
tlal little snoty nose whipple Of the Miller
Freeman type to interfere. The white men
who sold the groceries have almost as much
intelligence as has Freeman, and they would
not have to have very much to have
hundred times more than has he.
Miller Freeman seems about as badly
alarmed about Japan dominancy over the
white man as he has always been about the
coiored man. The fact Of the matter is,
Miller is not all there, which is largely
responsible for his spasmodic outbreaks
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-08-02

"That there is any direct connection be-
tween the Japanese racial equality cam
paign and the clashes in American cities is
so improbable it may be dismissed without
further consideration. No evidence has been
rnearthed tending to prove the existence in
this country of Nipponese propag anda to
excite unrest.
''By making the question an international
issue, however, Nippon has dignifed it to
an extent and the clashes in the United
States may be an indirect result of the
situation thus created.
"The 1000 Negroes who DANGEROUSLY ap-
proved 'radicalism on the part of members
of the race as means Of obtaining their
rights. in the course Of a meeting held
Yesterday at New York, were tinkerinc
with edged tools. They could not have
appreciated the gravity of their utterances
or the danger of the policy they noisily APP
proved
''The Chicago race riots following on
after those in Washington, probably will
not be permitted to pursue the same course.
The capital policy were slow to act and the
demonstrations became uncomfortable be-
fore they adopted drastic steps to preserve
public order.
''With this spectacle before them, the
polls may be expected to act energetically
in order to prevent future clashes.
''Thns far, the South has been immune
from disturbances of this kind. 1t is sin
ccrely to be hoped that the conditions which
obtained for several days in Washington
and which kept the Chicago police busy
Sunday will not be duplicated in the states
and cities where the mass of America s
NEGRO DODulatiOn is dOmici1e6 -
Because the colored man defended him.
self in a life and death struggle, the Times
Subtly implies it may have been at the
behest of the Japanese, but then doubtless
remembering it's monetary obligation to the
Japanese, it qualities the remark and apollo
gizes. 1t then condemns an audience Of
1000 colored persons who demand justice
for the coored citizens and brands it as
'radicalism.''
The Times shows it's antipathy for justice
being given the colored man by hoping the
conditions that prevailed in Washington
would not extend to the South where the
colored man is in the majority. In
heavens name why does the Times, or any
Christian citizens, want to protect the South
in its barbaric treatment of the cOOred
man? 1t is unfortunate, if such scenes had
to be. that they did not occur in Vcksburg,
Mississippi, where few days ago thousands
of white men and women dug hole in the
ground and buried a colored man, all but
his head and then, after tantalizing vicious
bulldog to frenzied state. put him in the
iron cage that covered the head Of the
doomed man and then danced with delight
while the maddened brute tore the man 8
tongue and eyes out and likewise scalped
him. It's too bad, it is repeated, that the
streets of Vicksburg were not flooded with
human gore and her buildings consumed with
flames. Oh, horrors of horrors, such city
should have been sunk by frowning God
and a second Dead Sea occupy it's place.
Papers of wide circulation, who in every
clash, seek to throw all the blame on
the colored man are but sowing to the
winds that the country may reap a whirl-
wind
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-08-02
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS

OF an all consuming fire.
Not to be outdone by his brother Max,
comes now Norman Wardall and wants old
lady King County to adopt him.
Now that Colonel Roosevelt has decided
to trail President Wilson, knowing ones are
of the opinion that Ted the Second has an
eye isngle to Woody's job.
According to posters, Gle Elum is to
have her usual annual August 4th barbecue,
and, Oh, Boy! the time they will have.
You may not always see things in news
papers that are to your liking, but persons
differ and editors are either men or women.
Men in Tacoma may not have taken the
necessary interest in the stockingless girl,
but if she comes to Seattle, believe me, she
will have to go some to prevent the men
from displaying touching interest in her.
May, perhaps, Irving S. Cobb els good
reporter,' which he himself openly admits
he is, but he left out a very essential part
in that brief remark-for nothing which
would make it read, "a. good for nothing
reporter"
In turning over Shantung to Japan, Uncle
Sam lost the respect of Japan and the
friendship of China and gained the reputa-
ton of being straddier among the Euro
peans That's diplomatic strategy to read
about.
Unless the unexpected happens it's
foregone conclusion that the late grand jury
indictments will be quashed not, perhaps,
because any law has been violated, but,
''jest cause
That heat that delayed the presidents
"swing around the circles,' it occurs to us,
emanated more in the senate than in Old
Sol.
AS did Peter deny Christ so let Seattle
deny that baseball aggregation down in
California claiming her as it's parent. It's
simply liar and the truth is not in it, as
Seattle has no such good for nothing "onry
chilluns" as that.
Though the ''immortal'' William Jennings
Bryan made Woodrow Wilson president of
the United States, yet in his lectures he is
painfully silent about his creation, which
leads us to think he has had reasons to
change his mind as to the usefulness OF
his work.
According to the Associated Press re-
ports. the colored folks got all the worst
of the rioting in Chicago, but it did admit
that more whites than coloreds got killed.
Oh, we'll, the A. t. was just born thaC way
With the Union Record damning capital
and the Business Chronicle damning labor,
there is a most beautiful chance to adjust
the differences between the two. Two eX-
tremes never give a mean.
Who knows but that Chicagos unex-
pected street car strike is blessing in dis
g,se so far as the race riot in concerned?
The curious are forced to remain home
nights.
For some reason President Wilson sud
denly changed his mind and forwarded the
Franco-American treaty to the senate. 1t
begins to look very much like that the
Republicans have His EXcellency on the
cheat it, at j. I. G.. gait.
Not being able to brow beat any of the
Republican senators into supporting his
private peace pact, President Wilson Will
leave Washington City August 10th to con-
vert the dear people to his way of thinking,
and what hell of time he will have IN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-03
FameSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

Fat is fatal to health and personality.
II 10 estimated that over $1,000 persons
have died zach year in the past decade
long before their allotted span Of life,
Any overstout man or woman is carrying
unhealthy adiposity that is pressing
against and injuring vital organs Of the
body. The heart, that delicate human
apparatus, becomes congested. In numer-
Gus cases there are dangerous gatherings
stomach, liver and other delicate parts.
Through overstoutness the afflicted per
son while apparently well is liable TO
nervousness, neurasthenia, physical or
mental collapse and other disorders. for
obesity is Irritating. Gases OF hs ear
auent causes Of premature death. Fat
persons are particularly victims OF acci-
dents and are more liable than healthy.
slender persons to death from influenza,
pneumonia and other severe ailments.
. case Of slow suicide for you to kill yourself 2
good many years before natural old age. simply
because you DO not smanspsts yourself from sne
your efficiency should be improved by becoming
slender: also your. appearance should become
fully successful method Of weight reduction known
directions sis With The use Of oil Of kOrein This
thyroid OF other such drastic Ingredients. no
strenuous exercises. no starvation; indeed, you
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by physicians. A reliable self-treatmeut.
By reducing. now you may expsct greater
contentment, happiness, increased mental
and physical efficiency, better health and
. longer life. Be fair to yourself and
those who are dear to you'll Surprise
everybody with your renewed vigor, vi
vacity and surprisingly superior person
nlity. Get oil Of koyein 1.-THE easy korein
system is in each pkge,) at the drug store
send $l.0O cash, stamps or money order
to korein Co.. NM'69. Station +, New
York. N, J,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-03

in all lines Of goods handled by
warehouses in Egypt, Sudan and
Syria.
40. Catalogs of tractors and
farm implements are desired by
rubber plantations in the Dutch East
Indies. 1t is planned to cultivate
between rubber trees and to clear
new ground, for which tractors, cul-
tivators, and plows will be re-
CURED.
III. Prepared feathers. lubricat-
ing oils, ham and lard. An agency
is desired by man in France for
the sale of the above products. Quo
tations should be given c. i. f. French
port. Payment on receipt of goods
against documents. Correspond
ence may be in English. Reference.
! IT,, Woolens, textiles, boots,
rubber goods, drugs, soap and hos
iery. An American firm is about t.
send to Poland and Czecho Slovakia
one of its representatives to estab-
llsh permanent agencies in those
countries and wishes to obtain for
him agencies for the sale of general
merchandise such as the above ar
ticles. Reference.
l73. Industrial chemicals. A firm
in Argentina desires to get in touch
with exporters of industrial chemi-
calls used in the manufacture of soap.
candles, tanning materials and espe-
cially palm oil, precipitate of sui
phur, salicilate of soda GAO degrees,
very Whitley, caustic soda, bicarbon-
ate of soda, chloride Of lime, resin
H, carbonate of potassium, talcunl,
caustic potash and tar. Quotations
should be given c. i. f. Buenos Aires.
Payment, cash against documents i'll
Argentina. References.
174 Agricultural machinery, fac
| tory supplies and electrical goods.
A firm in Brazil desires to secure an
agency for the sale of the above
lines. Reference.
Us. Millinery, cotton pieces,
foodstuffs, canned fruits, lard, flour,
rice, paper, provisions, etc. An
agency is desired by a man in the
Dominican republic for the sale Of
the above articles. Terms, 90, go
and l20 days sight draft against
documents. Correspondence should
be in Spanish. References.
176. Rice, sugar, coffee, silks,
cotton goods, laces, ve1vets, haber-
dashery, packing paper, writing and
cigaret papers, hardware, galvanized
sheet iron urgently needed,
enameled and galvanized articles,
coloring matter, leather and skins,
charcoal, anthracite, drugs, alcohol,
agricultural machinery, plows, trac-
tors, harvesting machines, glass
ware, steam and gas engines, &C.
ment, petroleum, mineral waters,
machinery for plastering, for mills,
for glass plate making, motors of
high power for plate glass shops,
motors of middle power for spin
ming mills and other shops, electric
motors for motion picture machines,
machinery accessories, extra parts,
rollers for gear making, automo
hiles, trucks and traction autos, of
which there is an urgent demand.
Importers in Turkey are in the mar
ket for the above products. Refer
ence.
III. Textiles, dry goods, fancy
goods, notions and specialties, wear
ing apparel, vehicles, leather, drugs,
chemicals, iron and steel, metals,
heavy hardware, machinery, general
hardware and specialties, electrical
supplies, rubber and steamship sup
plies, and brooms and bristles. A
firm in Norway desires to secure an
agency and purchase the above COM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-03
PEORIA WOMAN
GAINS 224P0UNDS.
TAKING TANLAC|
Digestion Perfect, Now,
Sleeps Like a Child, Feels
Bright and Cheerful.

"Tanlac just seemed to give me a
new lease on life," said Mrs. Ger
trude Genseal, who resides at 715s
North Adams street, Peoria, ILL.,, re-
Gently. Continuing, she said: MI
81 have had a severe stomach
trouble for three years, and had a.
very poor appetite. l never felt like
eating, and what little l did manage
to force down would nearly kill me.
Gas would form on my stomach and
/ would have severe spells of cramps
that would lay me up for days at
time. | would have the worst sort
of headaches, and / felt tired and
tagged out all the time and my limbs
ached so it was all could do to get
about. My nerves were all upset and
it was impossible for me to get
good nights sleep, and l would get,
up in the morning and begin q. ..,s
days work as tired as when went
to bed
"a friend of mine got me to try
Tanlac, and it surely was what i
needed. My stomach does not bother
me any more and | have a fine APP
petite. am always hungry and eat
anything / want, and what / eat
agrees with me perfectly. / am never
bothered with gas or those dreadful
cramps and do not know what it is
to have the headache now. / have
gained twenty-five pounds in weight
since l began taking Tanlac, and 1
feel so strong and good all the time
my work is pleasure to me. NY
nerves are so calm now that sleep
like child, and get up in the morn
ing feeling bright and cheerful. l am
in perfect health now, and l owe it
all to Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Com.
pany's. stores, Harvard Pharmacy
and West End Pharmacy. Also For
rest and Meany Drug Company in
South Omaha and the leading drug.
gist in each city and town through
cut the state Of Nebraska.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-03

dies. mint creams in pals of 10 and
20 pounds each, and mixed creams
in fancy packages are desired by a
man in Scotland. Quotations should
be given c. i. f. Glasgow. Payment,
cash.
1853. Cotton and silk underwear,
cotton and silk hosiery, oilcloth,
rubber and silk raincoats. woolens,
worsteds and trimmings, thread,
yarn, Irvine, soap and millinery ma
terial a firm in Sweden desires to
secure an agency for the sale of the
above products in Scandinavia. Ref
erences.
l64. Wheat -four, corn meal pack
ing-house products, rice, canned
goods, Goldfish, pollock, matches,
brooms, paper and wrapping paper.
The representation is desired by a
firm in Porto Rico for the sale on
that island and Santo Domingo of
the above products. References.
los. Cotton undershirts, drills,
rough cotton suitings, denims for
trousers, ETC., both plain colors and
stripes, plain shaws for women, cot
ton and wool mixed in cheap grades,
and cheap cotton blankets. An agent
for cotton goods in Colombia de-
sires to secure an agency for the
sale of the above articles. A sample
shirt and piece of cotton drill were
received and may be examined at
the bureau or its district offices. (Re-
fer to file No. 40667.) Correspon-
dence may be in English. Payment,
casl1,>New York draft attached to
order. .r.....
166. Oak barrels. The purchase
is desired by man in France of oak
barrels, white or gray, not red. hold
ing 800 to $40 liters and weighing
100 to 40 kilos, and having 8 iron
hoops. He desires to receive 100 to
200 barrels as samples at first. Pay
ment through bank on receipt OF
goods. Correspondence should be
in French. References.
167. Accumulators, power engines,
generators and motors. Electricians
in Australia desire to secure agen-
cies for the sale of accumulators,
| power engines, from three-fourths
horsepower to ) horsepower, and
generators and motors up to 4 horse.
power; also any electrical goods
References.
16S. Heavy chemicals, steel prod
ucts, paper products, tools and hard
ware. A firm in Colombia wishes te
obtain the representation Of few
exclusive lines. It>desires to repre-
sent only four or five large houses
and to the enc or two which they
already have they wish to add agen
cies for the above products. Refer
ences.
1863. A merchant having stores il
Egypt and Sudan is at present il
the United States and is interested