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The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
O'COnnOr Warns British
Irish Policy Is PeriIOus

London, March 1T. P. CTay Pay)
O'Connor today made the following
statement:
Many times have uttered a warn
ing to the British statesmen. I now
warn them again-as they are as blind
and deaf to conditions IN ireland as
the statesmen who antagonized and
lost the American Colonies in the
Eighteenth century.
I hope my continued warnings will
be heard and appreciated by the in
telligent sections OF all parties before
it is too late.
My thirteen months stay in Amer
lea convinced me that there is a
stronger anti-EnElish movement now
than there has been at any period
Of my lifetime, and its main inspira =
ton is due to the British policy to-
ward Ireland
Unless it is checked this movement
will have serious effect not only on
Anglo-AmeriCan relations. but il VIII
severely emoarrass the ultimate work
ing out Of the league Of nations which
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Morgan House Scion,
Leaving U. 5. Service,
Begins Financial Life

New York. March 17.-Junius Spen-
Ger Morgan today began his life work
as a factor in New York's financial
life Despite the fact that he is but
% years old he has been elected to
the directorate of the Liberty Ma
tional Bank and will sit in council
at the table with veteran ,hnanciers.
Morgan, who is the eldest son OF
j. Piermont Morgan, was said to be
the youngest man ever elected as a
director of one Of Nv York's impor-
tant financial institutions. Until very
recently he served as chief transport
officer at military hospital number
III, at Passy, near Paris. 80
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
JERSEY TROLLEY
STRIKE BROKEN
1900 Carmen Accept
Terms Of Company-Will
Resume Work Today.

Newark. n. j., March 1.-THE troll
ley strike will end tomorrow morning
at 4 O'Clock. Union carmen, l.sOO
strong. of the Essex division, in the
Coliseum this afternoon voted to ac-
cept the terms Of truce which Pres
ident Thomas n. McCarter, of the
Public Service. had previously sign
ed. granting concessions to the men.
Throughout the State the strikers
balloted today and 1t was declared
by union leaders that they would all
agree to accept the concessions grant
ed as far as recognition OF their
union is concerned and leave other
grievances to the War Labor Board
: In accepting the terms as drawn by
mediators of the War Labor Board
the men here voted to return to their
cars at 4 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

; Senator Bailey summarized the
sentiment OF the big audience,
when he said:
Must MAKE League Fair.
On that point Former Senator fz -,
also was emphatic. He said:
Il wouldn't agree 10 a league Z G A.
lions. nor any league which der - ~
right OF Russia to hold Poland a-d rst-
ognizes the right OF England tc sad,
Ireland
There will be no league OF "a saF
which cNalts the freedom Of P,l.
above the independence OF Ireland =.
Shall we send these splendid Arrsri-
cans the flower OF our mauhoad. y
save Armenia from Turkey and lrt ths
British Cypress Ireland?" A cho-us ~
Noes" greeted his question.
j. T. Moran, former presidsrt ~
tho Chamber Of Commerce. prezf6re .
and band played = proEraul al
Irish airs that infused spirit f,to
the audience at frequent into -gsts.
I One thousand soldiers and sxilcsn
had reserved seats.
Color of Republic show
While the national colors rs<-.-
rated the stage and speakers rftrI.
IL was noticeable that the har ard
shamrock ha- was missing
Instead. pinned Up over the nlst-
, form Was the green. white and ~e
low. Colors Of the irish reIl t,ife
the national colors OF the Sim I'm.
1t is the blending OF the o-arr-
and the green with the Whit az
peace between. ssSd Miss Kati e. ~
H. ghes. in explaining the cole ~
I the standard
There Is somewhere preserved IN
/ the nnusty archives Cf the English
I Parliament. the record showing that
Z one-half OF the ilsurgent armies Of
CONFINED On FACE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
By T. A. TOMBSTONE.
Washington Herald STAN Corre-
spondent.

New York, March 1.-THE Girl OF
the Golden Apple" Miss Edith HYDE.
has just consented to write and IL
lustrate for The Washington Herald
the secrets which caused her to be
selected among 800 beautiful women
at the famous Chu Chin Chow ball
at the Hotel des Artistes as the most
beautfal woman in America
Miss Hyde was found at her home,
rs West Seventieth street, still sur
prisef, so she sa.d. at the unanimous
choice which gave her the most COW
eted beauty prize OF the continent.
At the hall. you will remember,
she said this, and only this:
Il don't deserve it. There are lots
OF girls here prettier than l am"
"CAN YOU IMAGINE.,
THE REPORTER COULD.
At her home she had little to add
vocaly-except amazement:
'Imagine"' she cried. There was
the ballroom full of beauties fam
Gus on the stage-charming actresses,
favorite art models, models. and the
most toasted bellies of smart society
and the judges pick on poor little
me! Can you imagine?"
I admitted that l could.
I had attended the ball-I had seen
the judges, Penryhn Stanlaws, James
Montgomery Flagg, Howard Gambler
Christy and Harrison Fisher. all fam
Gus painters of women, as their eyes
grew wider and wider at the bewiIder-
ing array of dazzling beauty that
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

Ten thousand lust choruscd Liberty Hut last
night on motion cable President Wilson delegate.
that and daughters and friends gathered in the Capital
OF the United States March accept nations
land
Every seat and every inch of standing occupied
o building and thousands waited outside speeches
OF former Senator Joseph W. Bailey
all OF which mereessy assaed Engsnds ireland d
mnded the question of its independence be considered n
of
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Denmark, Norway Name
,t Delegates to Parley

Copenhagen, March 17.-Minister OF
Defense Munich, M. Neergaard and NJ
Bernhoft have been selected to repre-
sent Denmark at the league of ma
tions conference in Paris March 20. it
was announced today.
Norway's representatives will be NJ
Beichman and M M,fCastberg. Hjalmar
Branting, Count wrangel, Count
Ehrenswaerd and NJ. Won WWtemburg
Will represent Sweden.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
INVISIBLE INK
AID OF RUSS
Swedes Say Soviets Have
Plan to Spread Bolshevism.

The Russian Soviet government has
instituted a plan OF distributing prop
uganda written with invisible ink in
England and France. according TO the
State Department yesterday which
quoted as authority Swedish press re-
ports.
''The reports also stated that this
propaganda is to be distributed by
aircraft. Training with that in view
has been inauguarated at Moscow. "
the statement declares.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
CAIRO UNDER
MARTIAL LAW
Nationalists Riot to Protest
Deportations.

Cairo. March lT.-Cairo is under
martial law as a result of the extern
sion Of rioting by Egyptian national
Ists. which began as a protest aginst
deportation of four of their leaders.
The streets are patrolled by troops
and aTnored cars More than 400 ar
rests have been made SO far.
The nationalist leaders, who includ-
ed two former Egyptian ministers.
we're charged with anti-British agita-
ton. The demonstrations began when
thousand university students march
ID to the railway stxtfpn, where the
taders were taken and demanded
their release. They were dispersed
when soldiers fired on them, inhicting
lhree casualties. Later bands of chill
iren raided the European quarter,
smashing windows.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
NOTED MURAL Be-
PAINTER DEAD
Artist Kenyon Cox Decor
ated Library of Congress.

New York. March l7.-Eepyo,
Cox. noted for his paintings and
works on art topics. died TODAY in
this city from pneumonia. He wa.
born in Warren. Ohio. and was g.
years OF age.
He painted decorations for many
public buildings in the United
states. including the Library OF
Congress. In 1910 he won the medal
OF honor from the Architectural
League for mural paintings.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Nohdemnity for WarDan,ages
After Peace Offer, Say Huns

cember. 1916. when our peace offer was
rejected
<(Note-Germany. as spokesman for
the Teutonia alliance. offered peace
to the allies in circular note on De-
cember l2, 1916. The offer was rejected
by the allies, partly because il was
considered insincere, partly because il
was too vague in its phraseology and
substance.)
I'VE have no moral obligation to
compensate our enemies except Bel
giun." DR.. Ezberger declared.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

Berlin. March live are trying
with all our might and main to stem
the tide of Bolshevism, said DR.. Ma
thies Ezberger. chairman of the Ger
man armistice commission, today.
Establishment Of the league Of ma
tions depends upon abandonment by
the allies of the mailed ast policy
toward u.s.
DR.. Ezberger then made the novel
point that Germany will pay not a
cent of indennification for anything
that happened in the war after De-
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
White House Fails
To Get Its Customary
Quota Of Shamrock

There was blue funk in Irish
circles at the White House here yes
terdsy. The usual quota Of St. Pat.
tricks Day shsmrocks usually sent
Secretary Tumuity, Thomss Rrsheny
and others OF the wen known sons OF
Erin at the Executive ofices for some
reason failed to appear this~ yesr.
LACK OF shipping space is attributed
as the cause. 80
John Redmond, famous IRISH ieaos-.
in the past, has always remembered
the White House.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Irish Parliament Plans
To Ask "Safe Conduct
For Peace Delegates

Dublin. March 1.-THE Irish Parlta-
ment, which will convene again in a
few days. will ask the British Gov
ernment to provide safe conduct for
its delegates-Prof. Edward De Va
lera, Arthur Griffith and Count Plum
kett-to the peace conference. 1t was
announced today. a number of mem
bers who recently were released from
English prisons will attend Parlia-
ment for the first time.
In asking safe conduct for its
delegates. the Irish Parliament will
take the same action that any inde-
pendent country would. II the Irish
wished to recognize British authority
they would ask merely for passports
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Euen Russia Lost to Entente
At Jutland, Expert Charges

June !, 1870. Russia would have re-
mained integral. Bolshevisn never
would have been born. Millions of
gallant men would be walking on
earth alive and unwounded today.
America need not have come into
the war and Britain would have been
at the pinnacle OF financial. naval
and military greatness. But the
chance was thrown away. Irresolu-
tion and distrust of the fleet and in
capacity to handle 1t let victory slip
by"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
8 Princess Pats Left Of
Battalion, Return Home

ID II fax, March 17.-Princess
Patricia's Own Regiment. the Princess
Fats. arrived here today aboard the
roopshfp Carmina from England, ar-
ter having served four years in the
world war.
The Princess Pats" were the first
Canadian troops to tight on French
SOU. Only eight of the original bat
talon returned. 1t was said,
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

London. March II-Replying to
Walter Longs defense OF Admiral
Viscount JelliCoe in introducing the
naval estimates in. the Commons. Ar
thur Pollen. leading British naval
critic. who has consistently criticized
and attacked the former commander
of the British Grand Fleet, said:
Let US not mince words. Had Jel-
Iicoe defeated and sunk the German
feet Germany would have collapsed
before the year had passed. CThe bat
tie Of Jutland took place May 81 and
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Boatmen Remain on Strike;
Labor Referee Powerless

New York, March H.-Meetings by
striking boatmen and boatowners
have failed to bring about any agree
n1ent that might result in the ending
of the harbor strike, it was announced
at the marine workers atYiliation
headquarters late this afternoon.
Conciliator Chas. L. Hughes, of the
Department OF Labor, was in confer
ence with the boatmen during the
forenoon
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Car and Family Alive,
Latest European Report

Rome. March IL. = Stephania Turr
daughter of a GarSbaldian general
who just returned from Austria, said
today that Prince. Obolensky, former
captain of the Cars bodyguard. in
formed her that the Czar. Czarina and
their children are still alive in North
ern Russia
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
u. S. Auxiliary Ship Burns
In Buenos Aires Harbor

The American auxiliary vessel the
City of Gulfport, was destroyed by
fire in the roadstead at Buenos Aires
March IA, the State Department an
nounced yesterday. s. ~
Investigation as TO the cause is
under way. s--.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
10000 HERE CHEER
DEMAND FREE ERIN
BEPARTOFLEAGUE

Pandemonium Reigns at Liberty Hut When
Resolution Calling for Freedom of Ireland
or Rejection by America of Society of Ma
tons Is Adopted-Senator Bailey Has
Vision of An Emerald Isle Ruled by Her
Sons
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
FAMOUS BEAUT1Es' NAMES
SCRATCHED OFF THE LIST.

had seen the puzzled express
sion on their faces as they watch
ed the little girl whom no one
knew. and when they started de-
liberations l haw one name after
another-name of famous beauties
scratched off the list which a fore
handed artist had submitted in ad-
vance-until the list was blank.
Aand then the four deliberated.
and agreed unanimously. and had
to send around a courier to discover
the name and the whereabouts OF
the unknown beauty who leaped in
to fame that night as the girl of
the golden APPLE
had seen the presentation, with
Ckristy on his bended knees pre-
senting the coveted apple to the
smiling beauty whose speech of ac-
ceptance, heralded next day all over
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Lett Troops Capture
Frauenburg from Reds

Stockholm. March ls.-Lettish troops
have captured Frauenburg from the
Bolsheviki, according to reports re-
ceived here today Frsuenburg is In
East Prussia. forty-two miles south
west Of konigsber1.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
AGREES TO WRITE FOR
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

At first Miss Hyde would listen
to no suggestions whatever about
wiring her beauty memoirs for
Washington ladies. 1t took four in
teTviews and three engagements
with the photographer to overcome
her dislike of publicity but finally
she consented, and the result is The
Washington Herald can announce
the most interesting and authorita-
tive series of articles on feminine
charms il ever has been the good
fortune of an American newspaper
to publish.
Note by Editor-Miss Hyde's first
beauty article. on Developing the
Decorative Sense" will appear in
The Washington Herald tomorrow.
Others will follow. Read every one.
The series will last three weeks.
Each article will be illustrated by
"a photograph specially posed for
The Washington Herald by "the
Girl of the Golden Apple" now the
most famous beauty in all America.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

ricks Day record. In the morning
II was threatening, at noon the hesv7y
clouds opened and a spring sunshine
dried the psvements for the msrchers
4 large parade also was held IN
BROOKLYN
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

marched past them and the golden
apple. And I had noted the length
OF time their gaze dweit on Edith
Hyde, almost the least known Of the
many charmers who erased that his
toric ballroom u
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

Paris, March ia plenary session of the Peace Con-
ference be time week in which the peace
treaty will be presented with the league of nations included 1t
learned this afternoon
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
DEFINITE TREATY,
LEAGUE INCLUDED,
NEAR COMPLETION

Pact to Be Submitted to Germans for Their
Signatures at Versailles Will Not Be Pre-
liminary Peace-Pichon Denies He Said
Society of Nations Will Be Considered
Separately.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

the U, S. A. began: 7 don't d
serve it,.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

CONFINED o. FACE Two.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14
PRINCIPLE.
DE IERI 81 PIMA All. :

Mai cite-va luni inainte spu-
neau niste confrati: moi sun
tenn singura foaie care nu tira-
nizeaza, etc" /" Ea un principiu
al d1nsilor sd nu ,,tiranizeze"
I b q f9 ~ N NJ ;;prin.
cipii" 81 la ,,penny sale", Sc
dovedeste acuma. O dovedeste
1nsusi mai marele lor, care, in
numarul ultim al ziarului din
silor ,,tiranizeaza" pc memb.
Ri unei organizatii sa-si cum
pere ,,belite'' la petrecere
pentru 0 corporate in care sir
manii muncitori nu au nici un
interes.
Iata oamenii, iata' principii-
le. Curat principiul internatio-
nal Gu ,,unde-i bine acolo pat
ria".
1nsa - iata ,,intransigentii''
81 oamenii carl tin la principii
pima lie vine bine la socoteala.
Ii felicitam, 81 vom mai re-
veni, ca mai este vreme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14
SECTII NOUI Ia ,,LIGA NA-
TIONAL1"

,Liga NGtionaG Romiad din A.
mcric0'' are doWG sectis ',oui deodo
td. Sectiwnile oceste0 saspt in Ca.
nora, Saska, Canada 81 Dysart
Sdska, Canada. R0mS,,ii vrednic
din, acele imprejurinsi, MAJ voinic
ca miciOtlotd, 5ntelegind perfect ro
stuL vremilor s'ou adunot pentra
ca temeae Sc puma la sectiunile IT,
mere ce cresc pc "a ce merge.
Asa Gun, IL stim MOI pc Romini
de acclO, Gnimati pentru tot ce e.
ste r0minesc, nu dueam nici o IN
doiaM cd 81 dinsii ISL cor lua par
tea din luptele mari ale neamulu
n0stru din Anierica. 81 iatd, pre-
GmEireo nM ne-d inselat.
LolDysart, ca 81 la Canora, ale
argd rominii farmdri, IN silele d.
sdrbdtori Ia adunGrii, ca sd Sc fo
cd nsembrii Ia ,,Liga N0tionalG Ro
mind dan America.
Sd trdidscd sd Sc poarte tot ma
bise 81 MAJ frMmos ron,Sneste, ia,
moi Sc GMzins t0tde0una num0i d,
bine despre dinsii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14
MUTAREA OSEMINTELOR
UNEI MARTlRE ENGLEZE

BRUXEL, 13 Mai. - Escortate
de garda de onoare formata din
trupe engleze 81 belgiene, ramasi
tele Edithei Cavel, erqina sora de
caritats engleza omorita de Ger
mani, au fost stramutate astazi din
orasul unde in 1915 a cazut stra-
punsa de gloantele plutonului de
execute.
Greul cosciug in care era corpul
desgropat din cimitirul unde Ger
manii il fngropasera fara nici in
grijire, fost pus pc chesonul. unui
tun impodobit GU pima de culOa-
rea drapelului Marei Britanii. A.
tit inaintea cit 81 in urma corteju-
lui Sc aflau trupe. Au fost multe
muzici in mars, lar pc marginea
stradei erau mil de spectator Gu
,capetele goale.
! .Procesiunea inainta inject pc bu-
levarde, compusa din mil 81 mil de
persoane, printre carl erau 81 foar-
te multi militari in uniforme. Null
timea tacuta, r1ndurile soldatilor
81 notele grave ale preotului in
CARA de nord dau spectacolului un
aer 81 nota de mare solemnitate.
De aci, dupa ce s'a cetit ritul, cor
pul a fost pus intr 'un tren special
pentru Ostenda, unde asteapta un
vapor de razboi ca sal duca in
Anglia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14

presedintelui Wilson. Lumea nj.
mita 81 desiluzionata, lar icoana lui
Wilson ca aducator de pace palit
Conform termenilor, Germania
a fncetat de mai exista. Cine, in
calitate de ON onest, este in stare
sd semneze tratatul de pace asa
cum este ell? Nimeni!
moi voim sd negociem, insa mi.
lioanele din toate tarile deja stri.
ga dupa planurile lor ucigase. Da-
ca acest tratat are sd fie senfhat, nu
nunai ca cadavrul Germaniei are
sd ram1na zacind pc cimpul de lup-
ia della Versailles, ci are sd fie a.
companiat de independents natiu-
nilor libere 81 de credinta lor in
idealurile antantei''.
Vorbirea lui Scheidemann fost
aplaudata in tot timpul de toti in
afara de RADICAL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14
AUSTRIA TREBUIE SA-SI
ISPASEAScA PAcATELE

VIENA, 10 Maiu. - Sentinta
de moarte a vechei Austrii ra-
sunat in parliament pc cind can
celarul Renner, acceptind nomina-
rea de delegat in comisiunea de
pace care sd Sc duca la st. Ger
main, zis ca Ell respingea toate
nadejdile pentru 0 unire Gu Ger.
mania,
Cancelarul STA rostit discursul
tocmai cihd impresia cauzata de
termenii aliatilor impusi Germani.
ei era mai puternica.. Parerea in
camera era Cd ,.ar Fl 0 nebunie "a
Sc ureasca Gu o natiune supusa
Astui fel de m4suri.'.
,,Poporul Austriac trebue sd is.
paseasca pacatele facute de- fos.
til sal conducatori" zicea Canoe.
larul. moi nam dorit nici odata
razboi 81 nu suntem vinovati de
1nceperea lui. Voiu face tot posi-,
bilul ca sd pot obtine de Ia aliat
cei mai buni termeni pentru noi's
.aCitiva Socialistii s'au sculat s.
au zis ca nu trebue sd Sc trimits
delegati in Franta, fnsa pare Cd
j f
nimeni n q volt sal asculte 81 Sc,
siunea SO inchis fara nici 0 in
cercare de revolta sau manifesto
tie bolseyist&.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14
CANCELARUL SCHEI-
DEMANN VORBESTE.
SpUNE CA PACfA NJ POATE Fl PRINITA CUM Sc OFERA.
Hunii entuziasmati il aplaudeaza.

BERLIN, IL Mai. Vorbind
inaintea Adunarii Rationale, cance.
larul Scheidemann a declarat as.
taxi ca ,,paceG dceasta nu este de
primitFs. La pronuntarea acestei
ziceri, Laudienta s,'a ridicat sus 81
Ia. aplaudat in mod entuziast ci.
te-va minute.
moi suntem invoiti sd seminar
pacea, dar numai pace pc care Q
putem plini, una care ne lasa sd
muncim 81 sd platim aceea ce este
Gu Gale" a zis Scheidemann.
moi nu vom lupta. MOI voim pa
ce. moi privim Gu infiorare la a.
ceea unde conduce militarismul
brutal, din pilda pusa 'naintea noa-
stra de aliati.
moi voim sd salvam viata tarii
81 poporului. NJ putem compa-
ra termenii pacii Gu programul
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GERMANII vOR Sc CON.
SUITE Pc AUSTRIECI.
DELEGATIILE LOR Sc VOR
fNTRUNI.

VERSAILLES, Mai 13. ~ De.
legatii germani Ia conferenta de pa
ce incearca Sc aranjeze o conferen.
ta Gu delegatii austrieci la st. Ger.
main pc ziua de mine.
Un curier are Sc paraseasca Yer,
sailles-ul Ia noapte, ducind Gu e
0 nota della ministrul german de e
xterne Brockdorff- -Rantzau, care 81
fie inmanuata guvernului austriac
Ministrul de esterne german .
rugat ministerul de esterne fran
cex pentru ca Sc fngaduie ca tre
delegati germani sd Sc fntalneascs
Gu austriecii milne in st. Germain
unde vor Fl incartierati dinsii du
pa sosirea lor della Viena.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14
CERERlLE ITALlENILOR.


PARIS, Mai Is. - Proble-
ma italiana SO apropie mai
multi de solutiune. Astaxi cind
s'a deschis sedinta conferin-
tel, Sc credea din partea tutu-
ror delegatilor Cd Sc va ajunge
Ia 0 intelegere in cursul xilei.
Representantii italieni, dupa
cum Sc raporteasa, arat6 mai
multa inclinare pentru . face
ingaduinti in privinta cererilor
lor de mai nainte.