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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
DIVA SOUDCI PORAzEU PROHIBICI
VALECNOU.
v KENTUCKY A RHODE ISLAND PROHLASEN
ZAKON "a NEUSTAVNf

Louisville, r. stopadu. - Zastupci pivovarnich zamu
docil noveho v6zsvi bo pro valecne prohbci dne
procesu zdeSim federanim soude Soudce Evans
b6hem ten prohlas primo soudni soce svoe pesved
zakon valecne prohibc jest zakonem ne1stavnm
konec advokanich rozkad prav ze Ultra vyda rozkaz
mz zadrz zasahovan vlady pokud tyce prodee whisky
nz pozadovana statni dan bya zapacena
Zda soudn zakaz ma byt stalym neb docasnym, spool
die soudce generalnm navladnm Palmerov emuz Wy
souniho iceni bude dstriknim zaobcem
Louisville.
Providence, R. L. II. listopadu. = Soudce Arthur L.
Brown federaniho dstrknho soudu vyda dnes docasny
zakaz prot Harry A. Bakerovi pravniku Spo Stau G. F.
Shaunessymu koekoru vntrozemske dane kterym zapo
vymaha narzeni valecne prohibce. Soudn zapoved
vydna ba nasedkem podane pece Narangansett Brewing
Company.
Nasledkem zakazu pocal Providence ihned vschn OBJ
chodnci hovnami prodava 4a pivo Take soudce Brown
Jest pTesvedcen re prohibcni zakon jest neustavnm
podobnemu liceni dojde Chcagu, kde obdobnych
ppadech rozhodova budou soudc federanch soudd Car
penter a Fitzhenry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
DOL0VAT1 Sc ZAPOCNE VSEOBECNE;,
PRIJATY-LI BUDOU PODMiNKY
DELNICTVA.
NADEJE MA USPESNE ODSTRANENj
DIFFERENCE.

Washington, r. listopadu = Patrna nepopiratena ne
ochota vsech unovych uhlokopd vra pace "a starry
mzdovy cennk, pobzi vladu ably uspa bezprosredn jed
mani tarifu novem, odpovidajicim vice dnesn stuac
Sekretaf prace Wilson, anz by ycka jak jeho pozvan
prvn konerenci bude pfijato, ably kdnemu narovnan
pravi cesu, svoava do Washngonu poradu jnou ez ma
zaseda patek.
Pozvan do pateGn konference byla obema pr
ata muvci dencke strany neta nhedem, projevf
matele dou jen pon6kud prateskeho tonu rozkaz
volani stavky bude moc byt vydan z defnvne sobotu
Pred ufedne potvrZenym pfijetm havfskych podminek
jest maa nad6ie, re by zapocao dolovanm temze
itku jako dobe pred savkou Nedostatek uhi Jest
vastn pricnou proc vada nyn horlve vyfize
nj sporu neiev prekvapen re hornctvo vydan zpr
skoncen strajku ihned nedao do dolovan Odvolac
povely une skoncene stvce nemohy b take doruceny
sud ednotivym unim.
Sekretaf Wilson &C evi podavan zprav jistou zdrze
lyosjetf pane uspokojenf rad tim, obe strany iev
novou snahu vyjednavan poznovu zahati neta nkte
rak duverou ze spor bude tsp6Sne zakonten
Nadeje naprave palvove stuace isou posleny teefo
nckou zprvou asistenta pavove adminsrace Garnseye
ienz odporucoval administrator Garedov odvoan opatfe
nj pfpad 1vky akmie dennf tezba uh dosoupi 1876
byval6 vykonnosti
Docea jinak ale mi zprava Indianapolis ktera hlasi
ze uhlokopove nkterak nemaj umyu vzdati vych jed
pfiaych podminek ze tyo haiti budou po kra
nosti..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

Sprayne roztrldenl majetko
vG lanl padlo vetSinou 7,340
hlasu.
Ratiflkace byla dlouho na
vahach, honeGn6 vSak uretnt
ZjiSt@no, ze padla prec, cimz
pomozeno bude ZvlaSte jinym
S atum referendum hlasova
MIN, tak2e vladni zapovednost
sotva bude uskutecnena.
AGkoliv Crabbeova vynuco-
vaci pfedloha dplne byla "a u
ternlch voleb porazena, voda-
ii pokusl Sc pry Legislature
o zakon, ktery by vynucovani
a domovni prohlidku uskutec-
nil pfec, byt' i ryJech umir-
nenych. Zakazovaci spolehaji
ma svou vetsinu We statni "a
konodarne a napodobeni Crab
beovy pfedlohy prosadi pry jiz
ga zimniho zasedani. Ma stesti
vSak, referendni volby V Ohio
zGstavaji V platnosti, takze Ii
beralove mohli by podobnou
predlohu referendum hlasova
MIN poraziti opetne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
PRAHA ROZRUSENA SEN.
SACNiM SKANDALEM.
Ceneralni reditel Zivnostensks
banky, Prciss, zatcen CO de-
fraudant.

Vide, H. list. - r Prahy
sem dochazejici zpravy ozna-
muji, ze DIR. Jar. Preiss, gene
ralni reditel Zivno ;tensk6 ban
ky, byl za,cen pro malversace
V ufadG. X jeho zatteni doSlo
ma to, kdyz celia rada jinych
Vysokych ufedniku prazskych
bank byla vzata do vazby. A
fera tato vyvolala pochopitel-
ne obrovske vzruSeni Praze,
zvlaSte toho dGvodu. re ZiV-
nostenska banka byla povere-
ma vladou vydanim novych
papirovych pen6z Ceskosloven
ske republiky, cili meIa pre-
witt roll, jakou m6la byva-
l6 riSi Rakousko- -Uherska RiS-
'ka banka. DepeSe neudavaii
blize povahu malversaci, jichz
Sc dir. Preiss dopustil.
DR.. Preiss byl jednim z nej-
pfedn6jsich ceskych narodoho
spodaru a jednim re sloupd
mladoceske 5trany, k,era po
prevratu prijala nazev strany
narodni demokracie, pod vdd-
covstvlm Kramarovym. Jeho
jmeno objevovalo Sc tisku po
kazde. kdyz Sc jednalo o jme-
rovani ministra financi, jak
pri organisovani vlady, tax pri
pozd6jSich reorganisacich V
kabinetech. Vystudoval prava
ma Prazske univer1ite stall Sc
odbornych redaktorem Narod-
mich Lisi, pozdeji Textilniho
Obzoru. Reditelem Zivnosten-
sk6 banky stal Sc roku 1907.
Cd roku 1908 byl zemskym po
s!ancem mladoceske strany "a
Nachodsko. Byl dIvernym pri
telem dra. Rasina, prvniho fl
nancniho miniJtra a jakozto
generalni fiditel Zivnostenske
banky mel ovSem obrovsky
vliv ma vladu, protoze bylo We
rejnym tajemstvim, ze tento
pen6zni ustav ma vetSi moe.
nez-li samotna vlada. Nasled-
Ky tGto afery mohou byti ne
dozirne Ia nynejsich pomeri
We vlasti, kde neklid mezi Ii
dem panujici neni ovsem utiso
van odhalovanim graftu, kar-
banictvi a defraudaci v nejvys
sich rkruzich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
JUDENICOVA ARMADA STALE V
NEBEZPECi.
USPECH LOTYSU u RIGY.

Washington r. sopadu. = Vzdor tomu, re gene
ralu Judencov podarlo odraziti boSevcke oky
kfdech jest jeho armada die rednch depes
staem nebezpet obkcen Nebahou situaci ieho zaviue
neochota Fn keri dsledne odpaji vojenskou pomoc
soutasne ze Angcan6 nepokracui vice voenske akc
ktera tax mnoho prspea rychemu ieho postupu hlavn
Petrohradu
Nejnoveisi teegramy hasi vyklizeni Jamburku jakoz
prchod vesch rude gardy cd jinych front bitevn
n narvskou
Dorpa Livonsko, II. opadu. = Lotysske vojsko riz
ske obast podniko sp6ny to ruskon armadu
pod plukovnkem Bermondtem podarlo vcera zahna
ii neprele nekok mil nazpet cele fronte Uspechem
mto Jest zbavena Riga nebezpeci nepraeskeho obsazen
otysi ukorist ceou baeri tezkych del mnoho stronch
puSek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
UREDN[ SClTANi HLASO v PROHIBIt-
MICH OTAzKACH SKONCENO.
RATlFIKACE PORAzENA VsTSINOU
542 A CRABBEIJV ZAKON PADL
26,S38 HLASY.
CfSLICE OHLEDNE STATNf ZAPOVEDNOSTI A
VYROBY LEHKEHO PlVA ZUSTALY TEMER
NEZMENENY.

Vrchni statni statistik S. Nj.
Johnson skonGil vcera uredni
pf.epoGitavani hlasu, odevzda-
nych "a uternich voleb V otaZ-
kach prohibicnich a z uredni-
no toho souGtu vysvita, ze:
Pro federalni prohibicni ra~
tifikaci hlasovalo V Ohio 499.-
888, proti 500.430 obcanu, tax
re v6tSina liberalG vuci narod
nj zapovednosti cini 542 hlasy.
CrabbeGv prohibici vynuco-
vaci a domovni prohlidku no.
zadujlci zakon ziskal 474.036
a proti zlov6stne predloze hla
sovalo 500.874 obcanu, tak2e
mokri zvitezili V dotcene o.
tazce v6tsinou 26.838 hlasu.
Pro odvolani s,atni prohibit
ce bylo 454.933, proti 1885,
1872, takze suSi mali vetsinu
41.849 hlasu.
Pro vyrobu PTS procentniho
piva bylo 474,903, proti 5O4,-
80, cimz majorita suchych Il
nj 29.667 hla3I.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

nacelnika Brineyho mu V tom
zahran;li. Polic;e tvrdi, re do
stala informace. re by bylo do
slo k vaznym nepokojdm, kdy-
by Foster byval mluvil. Foster
zpravil vrchnilro organisatora
Conboye @ situaci a odjel do
Altoony. Pravil, ze 81 nepreJe
vyvolati nejakych nepofadku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
POLICIE ZAKAZALA REC.

Johnstown, Pa, IL. list. =
w. Z. Foster, sekre ar narod-
niho vyboru PRO organisovani
ocelafskych delniku, nemohl
mluviti ma schulz stavkujicfch
ocelaf1 Y Labor templu v tom
to meste, protoze meststi detek
tivove Ma rozkaz policejniho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
ODSOUZENi PROHIBICNi FANA-
TIKOVE..

Richmond Va. 12 istopadu. J. J. Oliver Leo Chase
AGENT statni prohbe by svedcen nasnictv ztuteni
oponentG dnesnha soudnho liceni odsouzen kazdy
pokut6 100 doard jednodenniho v6zen Zastavi sill
nc seho L. c. Robertsona nazil vyrva rucni bra
snu, ktere die jeich domnenek mea na6Za koralka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
SPOJENCI PUJCUJi RAKOUSKE
REPUBLICE.

Kodan H. listopadu. - Dohoda povola byvalemu Ra-
kousku liver so oni doari ak prave hasf vdehsky list
Wiener Tagbat Penez bude hlavnc pouzto zakoupeni
suroveho maerau nez panuje TAX velka nouze ohro
zen Jest cely prnmysl valkou znicene zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
POLACI HROZi TESfNSKYM
ZIDIM.

Kerikalni polska "Gwiazda Ceszynska' roz6ilue
mad tim, eide Tesnsku nechte niceho syse Polsku
pravi: "Nehneva bychom se kdyby zadny lid nehasova
pro ale druhe srane musel bychom susne ale
hodne pozadat ably opusti Gill jinymi slov
Budo budete. zde hasovat PolAky, aneb vas Polac
Tesinska vyzenou! -- "~.>" 1.s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
HUGO HAASE PODLEHL RANAM.

Berlin, 12 stopadu. Poznstaky Huga Haase, jenz
sa obeti vrazedneho toku seho Vdenaka byy
eny Odstraneni ku vnklych zavino predcasnou
dovy risske rady.
Jeho nastupcem jako predsedy srany neodvych soca-
sti, imenovan byl Oskar Kohn.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Reds Rushed to
Ellis Island For
Deportation

NEW YORK, Decs 20.-Anarchisti
Isnnd undesirables from all sections Of
the United States were being rushed
by special trains last night to Ellis
Island to join the large colony of rad
icals already assembled there, await,
ing deportation to Russia.
immigration officials said that tht
transport which will take the radicals
including Emma Goldman and Alex,
ander Berkman, on their homeward
Journey, will probably sail sometime
Sunday. The radicals were told last
night to hold themselves in readiness
to go aboard the ship.
Three special trains--one from
Pittsburgh, another from Buffalo and
a third from Philadelphia, will arrive
here today with contingents of radi.
calls for deportation, it was learned al
Ellis Island. The Pittsburgh train
will bring forty anarchists, but the
number that will come in other trains
could not be learned.
Wives of the Russian radicals be-
ing held at Ellis Island sent a letter
to Commissioners General of Immigra-
ion Caminetti containing an appeal
that they and their children be de-
ported to Soviet Russia with their
husbands.
The petition was signed by eight
Russian women as a committee rep
resenting the wives of the men held
on the island.
Ferguson, one of the party brought
here, native of Winnipeg, accord
ing to the police, is national treasurer
of the Communist party of America
and editor Of periodical called Com
munist, published in Chicago. Ruth
nburg, another of the party, was
socialist candidate for governor of
Ohio in 1912 and was assistant edi-
tor of the Communist.
The radicals were arrested early
this month in Chicago and put up a
fight against extradition.
The section IF the manifesto drawn
up at the Communist convention, up
on which the indictment is said tc
have been based, reads:
"The Communist docs not propose
to capture the State, but conquer and
destroy"
This manifesto, the police say, was
published and distributed in large
numbers.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Man and 1O7 Gallons
of Liquor Are Siezed

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 90.
William Riatt, 21 years Ok, who gave
his home as Nashville, Tenn. was ar
rested here by the local police booze
squad" after 107 gallons of wniekey
had been confscated.
Riatt escaped from the police while
the liquor was being seized at the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad sta,
tion and about two hours later called
at the police station 10 claim the
liquor and it was then he was arrest
ed.
He said he was taking the liquor To
Henderson, KY, for his own personal
use and that he did not know that he
was violating any law.
4 federal charge Of violating the
Reed law has been placed against
him and his bond has been fled at
$500. His preliminary hearing will
be held next Tuesday before United
States Commissioner Theodore II.
Hull.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Bishop Gailor to Be
Guest of Honor at
Jackson Day Dinner

NEW YORK, Dec Bishop
Gailor's acceptance to the Jackson
day dinner Jan. 8 to be given here
by the Tennessee Society in New
York was received with great ap-
plause by those who attended the
smoker recently.
President King and President Cal
lor had long chat recently and the
bishop called our roll as though he
knew our Premiership off be heart
About January /, Bishop Gailor and
his family move from Tennessee to
New York.
AS executive head of the Central
Council of the Church in the U. S.,
he Is to live in New York City.
The House of Bishops in choosing
Thomas F. Gailor as president, by
their own action, naturally expressed
their confidence in the strength and
equipment of Bishop Gailor to speak
and act for the church at any hour
between conventions.
Tennesseans, men, women and
children are all very happy that the
House of Bishops has so honored
Bishop Gailor and you may surely ex-
pect the Tennesseans to tell all New
Workers and all church people that
Tennessee delivered another cargo Of
pure gold when she sent Bishop Cal
lor, scholar, a sterling pilot, every
inch leader
F. D. Caruthers, sSr., w. B. Lock.
EFT, G. W. 0. Oakes and E. B. Wilson
were instructed to- acll on VIM G,
McAdoo and have him at the guest
table with Bishop Gailor.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Tobacco Barn Burns
On Chuckey River

JOHNSON CITY, Dec l9.--The
large tobacco barn on the farm be-
longing to w. +. May. of Jonesboro,
was burned Dec. H. John and Clay
Vines were in the barn working Oft
tobacco for the market. The day was
cold and they were usingan oil stove
to keep themselves comfortable. When
one Of the men attempted 70 move the
stove, the can containing the oil over
turned. The oil in the eontainer ig-
hited and exploded, scattering burn
ing oil to nearly all parts Of the build
ing.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Billy Sunday Opens
At Bristol March Il

BRISTOL, Tenn, Dec. 20.-Billy
Sunday, the noted evangelist, will
come to Bristol on March 81, 1920,
and hold a revival, according to an
ouncement given out by Or. N. w.
Watson, pastor Of the State street
Methodist church here, who as head
of the invitation committee, has just
returned from Chattanooga, where
arrangements were completed with
Mr.. Sunday The revival viii be he'll
beginning with the week of March Il
in the spacious tobacco warehouse
building on Commonwealth avenue,
it was announced.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
PRESBYTERIAN BIBLE CLASS

For tomorrow we will have the
Christmas lesson, subject: "The
Prince of Peace" Among the many
questions arising out of this lesson
are, Is peace possible? If so, when
and how shall it come? Will the
League of Nations, as framed, bring
peace to the world? Or are all mems
endeavors and efforts to inangurate
an era of permanent peace fruitles,
and in vain? Is the war ending in
disappointment?
Many interesting topics arise in to-
morrow's lesson. May we not expect
a full attendance tomorrow? Can
you not spend one hour with us?
J. E. BIDDLE.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Sixteen Persons Reported Killed
Or Burned to Death In Collision of
Two Canadian Pacific Trains In Maine

ST JOHNS, NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 20.-(By the United
Press xeen reported killed or burned to death
in collision Of two Canadian Pacific trains Onwa Maine
today More than injured according to nforma
ton received here.
special carrying passengers from the steamer Empress OF
France which docked here yesterday crashed into freight
train The latter teescoped and the forward Of the
special and the weckage caught fire. Wires down at the
of the wreck and details Relief trains have
been dispatched from Brownsville Maine, and Megantc Que
bee.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Senate Has Started On Last Lap
Of Consideration of Railroad Bill;
Final Vote Is Set for Three Thirty

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20--(By United Press 1.-THE Senate
schory before today started the last its consider
alton of the Cummns railroad bill The final set for 80
this afternoon
Before taking the railroad BILL the Senate passed the Nc
Nary BILL which continues control another
The sugar bill goes the House which expected
to concur in the Senate amendment limiting the licensing
OF the Sugar Equalization Board July instead of extend
ing it through 1920.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
MRS. ISAAC HARMON

Mrs. Isaac Harmon, aged 78 years.
died at her home at the corner q
Church and Irish streets, Thursday
about midnight. She had been in i'll
health for several years. She is sur
vived by three children, Mr. H. S
Harmon and Miss Emily Harmon, of
Greeneville, and Mrs. w. A. RAIDER, of
Kansas City.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. Roht. Yost viii have
charge of the services. Interment will
take place in Oak Grove cemetery.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
News Received
Today of Death of
Chas. H.Milligarl

News was received early this morn
i ing by Mr.. Sam Jay Miiligan CT the
death of his uncle, MI. Chas, Fl. Milli-
gan, in Washington City, his death
being caused by pneumonia.
Mr.. Milligan is wIl known in
Greeneville and Greeie county, beng
son of Judge Samuel j. Milligan,
who was resident Of this place dur
ing his lifetime. Dufng the admin
istration of President Andrew John.
son, Judge Milligan reided in Wash
ington and at the expiration Of his
term returned to Greeieville with his
family. Mr.. Chas. H. Hilligan at that
time was a young mar He and his
brother, Mr.. F. ]. MilIgan attended
college at Tusculum, laer graduating
at Cornell University, liter which re
returned to Greenevillea and engaged
in business for a num9er of years.
First, in the employ ofJ. R. Brown
q Sons, which firm was ater succeed
ed by H. L. Milligan & Co., Mr.. H. L,
Milligan, who died at this place only
a few weeks ago, beingh brother of
the deceased. Later Mr.Miligan rep
resented the firm of Spefcer & Brown
travelling quite extensively in East
Tennessee. About twenty-five years
ago he was appointed toa position in
the Postoffice Department in Wash
ington and has served his country
very faithfully up to the time of his
death. He was repeatedly promoted
until he ha dattained very high po-
sition in the service. Abut fifteen
years ago he was convertedat a series
of meetings held in that cit and unit
ed with the First Presbyte aans schurchs,1
becoming a consistent nfrnber and
very active in all religioW works of
the church. He was not ORE that ever
spoke much about what heSwas doing
but it is known by his intimate friends
that he devoted much time md money
to charity and benevolent works. He
was a Mason of high staiding and
took great interest in the work of the
Blue Lodge, the Commandey and the
Shrine. The Knights Teaplar at
Washington are arranging for the for
warding of his body 10 tbs place,
which is expected to arrive here Sum
day on No. al at 1880 The funeral
services will be conducted from the
Presbyterian church Sundat after
noon Lodge No. 3 F. & A. M, togeth-
er with the Greeneville Conmandery
K. T. No. 20. Announcement of the
exact hour for the services will be
made from the pulplts of the ahurches
morning as it will le deter
mined after learning what lpur No.
al will arrive. 1t is probable the SER
vices will be at about $50 or %
o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Ramsey, his sister, for
merly Alice Milligan, now Of Ashe-
Vile, N. c., and her hushard, are ex-
pected to arrive Sunday morning on
the Memphis Special
Mr. Milligan was about sixty years
Of age at the time of his dsath.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
VFueas rNsirs='s trtaa'4
Restaurant
Keepers In Berlin
Are On Strike

BERLIN, Dec. 20.-Berlin's strike
of restaurant keepers called Thurs
day in protest against the food min
istry's new regulations suppressine,
illicit trading in foodstuffs, not only
has spread to all suburbs but the ho-
tel keepers in Breslau, Frankfort,
Dresden and other cities have offered
to join. 1t is regarded certain that
both sides to the controversy will rev
main obdurate and that a complete
strike of restaurant keepers will re-
suit throughout Germany.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Amendments to Knox Resolution
Today Provide For the Repeal of
Resolution Declaring War

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-(By United Press )-Senator
Knox today presented to the Foreign Relations Committee
prehensve amendments to his resolution declaring peace be-
tween the United States and Germany The pro-
vide for the repeal Of the resolution declaring war passed BY
Congress in April 1917 and provide for the protection
lean interests covered by treaty. States that with this govern
ment adherence the allies of the United States will cooperate
with them in settling problems and in maintaining world
peace
The amended resolution expected be reported the
ate late today. fs
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
Clark For President
Headquarters Soon

NEW YORK, Dee. 20.4-Permanent
headquarters win be established here
in the interest Of the candidacy Of
Champ Clark, former speak of the
House Of Repl esentatiyes for tho
Democratic nomination for President
Julius J. Binder. chairman ow local
committee, announced Wednesday
Similar committees viii be establish.
ed throughout the country, he said
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
COMMUNITY XMAS TREE

There win be Sunday school and
community Christmas tree with ap-
propriate exercises at Pisgah church
Wednesday, December oath
Exercises begin at $50 P. NJ. Any
one allowed to put on presents. Pub
lie cordially invited.
CARL C. BELL, Sec.
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"The Valedictory"
Tuesday Evening

"The Valedictory," presented by
the High School on Tuesday evening,
December %, promises to be a ARE
treat. This is clean up-to-date play,
full of pep" pathos, cheers, tears,
sadness and gladness-all for 35c,
soc and 75c. This play will be pre-
sented with unusual skill by the fol-
lowing cast;
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Foreign Relations Committee Orders
Favorable Report On Knox Resolution
Declaring Peace With u. S. and Germany

WASHINGTON Dec. 20.(By United Press The Senate
Foreign Relations Committee today by vote of to three
ordered favorable report the Knox resolution declaring
between the United States and Germany The vote was
strictly along party lines Senator Lodge chairman of the
mtee went Immediately the Senate and instructed of the
port on the resolutions.
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Premier Clemenceau Has Decided to
Retire From P Premiership nIwo Months

LONDON Dec. 2O-(By United Press premier Clemen
decided definitely to retire from the premier
ship within two months it reported auhoratvey today
close to the Tiger is learned that during
the recent conference London statements made that the
French premier had virtually decided to accept the presidency
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Russia May Give Japan Part Of Siberia to Secure Japanese Aid Against Doh
Sixteen People Killed Collision the Canadian Pacc Railroad
Russia May Be Compelled to Cede
Part of Siberia to Japan to Gain
Japanese Aid Against Bolsheviki

PARIS Dec 20.-(By United Press AN unconfrmed re-
port from Base Admiral Kocha head the Russian anti
boshev forces in Siberia has notified the United States that
in event the allies decide abandon Russia he will be
PEELED to cede part of Siberia Japan gain Japanese aid
against the bosheviki.