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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
Ser oro@enot streif
oer &oDlengrdber
pic swcitaeiae kcnfercts bot bistcr ntAts Grs
Iprieblid9cs ecseitiet; bciSe parteien biillcn
iidt iiber Die pcr9drec lit S1wcieen.
preis Der 1,ei@eeele inn ,ltittelweiten eeitcie

8ai6ington, %. Stt. - Seute
begann Der 5iucite Gag Der aonfercn5
dlpiiden 8ertretern Der Soblengr1ber
lin6 iolden Der @rubenbeiiser, in-
oeIicn oeutet nidts oorollf bin, ooB
iie chamber nGber gerildt iin0. &c.
tretdr 8ilion uno onoere Stegie-
ringsbeolnte ober iinO iininer nod
Der 9lnii6t, onB Der olti Den l. 9ao-
bomber onberouilte Streit ocr &ob.
Ienar16er berbiilet iper0en fam;
suei gboien ser &onferen3 eeben od.
Su geranIaiiing. Grltcus Seigen
iueoer Die glrbciter nod Die Gruben.
better Neigung, Die Gerbnnolungen
obSubrehen. Sbglei6 beiOe Gartei-
en- geitern erfl1rten, bon Dem ein-
NAL eingenommenen Stnnopunft
nidt nbsuipeiden unb iid duf feinen
auseleid einauloIien, baben iie iid)
oennoh bereit erflort, Die gun3e gln.
9ele6enbelt nonrlais dur 'Sprod)e 81
briugen.
Grmntigeno pirft aud Der lin.
Itono, oob oie ssiibrer Der beioen
9artcicn iid) oGer grfl6rltnoen uno
gegenieitiger acknowledgement ent.
boIten. Dor 3uei Gagen beiduloig.
ten iie iid eeeenieitie oes grofit-
tplthers uno 6es aontraftbru6cs.
SefretGr 8iIion, Der bel oen Ser.
bonolun9en pr1iioiert, bat big iesi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
tDe9en GeilnaRnte ant
Riot iinS fpneten
forinea aitseklaet
@rufseidliuprene baben bic eriten 10
slnflasen erboben; laittcn auf
1lorb, Nngriff nnS graub.
itiftnns.

Die @rcBgeiHiporenen, 0ie ben
Omaba 9[uflta1b ,mo 2pndmorS
rnteriuden boben Gienstag ibre
,rrIten glnfIoeen erboben. 9ieiclben
Ialten oiif 0aoro i'm eriten @raS,
Sranoitifting nno glngriff.
@eecn ssomes SbieIos, 302i flo.
lide 23. GtroBe tpobnbaft, unb ge.
gen $arr1 Senfins, alias Burton
Terrp Senfins, tpuroen glnflagen
auf @oro I'M erIten Grade erbo.
ben Senfins lit % Sabre alt uno
giebt nn ans Snponnnb, Georgia,
5n itauuiten. @egen beioe ipuroen
icrner bic 9lnflagen Der 9ranoitif.
hing itn0 ser GcrI6p6runG Inn
giorO gu beeeben, erboben. sSenfins
1T Elm Mof6inilt.
Ser 16 Sabre aIte Bi1ion
6rancis, ser ilinge &eiter Ser Sen
Mob anfcuerte, ipnroe Der uugeiet.
liden @erinnmIilng uno 6es guf.
rubrs angeflngt. Sein @oter iteute
iiir i'm $500 @iirgiboft. iporauf
er nlf freien SUB geieet luuroe.
5rancis belt fi6 nad Dem aufrrbr
oerborgcn. itcllte iib oonn aber iclbit
Der 8oli5ci.
9ie SlpiIlingsbriioer George
SutiL 3tO9 iiioI. d. StroBe pobn.
bafb 25 Sabre oIt, itno Sames
Sutii nuroen ser uneelctIiden
@erianmIting unos oes IufrubrS an.
gefInst l:no sesen ie $500 9iirs'
iaaft nuf freien SUB eeiett. Sic
Misunderstanding ging Dor &idter
&e6if por iih.
Gam 9aopaf, Elm IL Sabre alter
3eitungstrdger, 1914 Grace Ctr,
tpobntaft, tpuroc Ser 8eri5lp6rltng
NIT Der Slbit9t @iorb 5n begeben,
angeflogt.
ap9 eegen einen Neeer muro(
Feine glnfIoge erboben. GS lit oieies
Der t6 Sabre oIte 2eiter grice.
1926 Geiraro StroBe tpo6nbaft, Der
iuegen Gragens berboreener @nfier
belnngt tpirbe.
Ser 2t Sabre dIte Senrp 2onis
8enber, 1887 norbl. II. Strabl
tuohnboft, tpuroe tpegen granbitif
tuns in 4nfloac5uitanb oeriett. 81
.Ifoa ben SSisIti8tesfpeI ill grenS &c
Itedt bo6en.
Geeen mebrere onoere SeiInehme
oln aufltnao iinb anflogen erbobei
J luorben, ood fino oeren giamen BIZ
jet nod niht befannt 9eeeben. Gi
! Grobsei6morcnen mcr6en nlinoelteni
nod bier big feds 8ohcn in Situn!
bleibcn unb BON 3eit 5u 3eit pei
tere s[nfIooen gegen Die 2pnder be
| fonnt ge6eli.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
stimmenabaabe per 9spit.

2incoln, geebr., 22. Sft.-9er
Stootsiefret6r g[ntsburn erlieb cine
gnrnnng an Die Gourtp,G ,Glerfs
be3iigIi6 6eS 9rndes bon 9obI.
aetteIn bel Der fommenoen @obl.
CT iagt, boB Die Stinlmennbeabe
mitteIS Der 9soit in Der @rtpdbluns
bon 9eIeeoten sur &onititutions.
aonbention ebenio eeietIib iei ipic
BEL elmer @enerolpabI. Gs ioIlen
geniigeno 3etteI borbnnoen iein I'm
ser Nohfrnee 5u gerliigen. gtm
8ierStog. oen 4. globeut6er, fin6et
Die @abI Der 9eIcgoten itatt un6
sic @abI6eborSen I'M Stoat ioIlten
So3n borbereitet iein. geilau 10 tpie
in elmer aIlgenteinen @nbI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
8 Spai.erlette 9cectt
ibrcn 4or6itecntcit

Sobofen, q. s., %. Oft. -sSn
elmer geltern bier abgebnlteneH Scr.
iamntIung Der ousit1noiecn S6nuer.
ieute uro Godorbetter modte Der
gsr6fioent bieIer gereinigune, e.
9. G'gonuor, 6en gerind. Die
streifer Snr gfiiffebr 3iir gfrbeit
5u beiuegea, nodbem er fiiraliG ben
Sfreif an Der aoriSen gieiu lgnrf
8oiIerfront offi3ien nbeeiost 1ntte.
Gie antpeienoen ipnren itbcr oicie
IoBnobrne 70 erbittert, oaB fie
S'Gonnor tdtIid) onariffen inb ibn
lpobI libel aueerihtet bdtten mare
CT nid)t i'm Iebten gugenblif bon
IolisiItcn in Sifcrbeit eebrodt
fuoroen. SIN 8erln,tfe bes Sumitlte8
.foIlen aud mebrcre S6iliic obaefeu.
k,rt tporoen icin, bod ipur0e ME.
Emano ernitIid perlett. 9ie 8cr.
sIonmIpng fam 81 einem nnerlporte.
Bten gnoe, nndoern ole antpeienoen
Soen geidIuf fabten, ni6t sur 9lrbeit
k5uriid5ufe6ren.
Seem gorf, %. Sit. - Sroboem
oer Streif Der S9auerlerte, pelAer
oor orei Bo9en begnnn, bon ocn
Beonttea fir aufeeboben erfIart
moroen 1T, ipeieern itd biele Strei-
ter, Die arbeit oufSunebmen. @eb'
rcre bunoert glrbeiter batten iid an
ben giers Der sSnternationul Der.
cantile W1orine Gompnnb ,eineefun.
a0en. ainaen nber niht CUR ar6eit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
wctterbcricl,t

Sir Smobo nro ltmgebuua
Seilpeiie bemolft bei,te dbetiO;
mobrid)cinIitb aiegen on Sonnsrs-
fog. GGlter an 9onerstog.
Sir giebraSfo- 4agemein idl1r
beute obeno, pabri6cinlid eefolst
bon Ieidten 9fegen i'm oitlid)cu unS
Gegen o0er Shnee i'll ipeItlidet
lnO sentrolen SciIe bel;te obertS;
beoeuteno FILTER Gonnerstog iiro
9onnerstan nodts.
Sir Soma -8unebmett0e TIM
ip6lfuns beiite obenS. tpabrideinIiG
aeiolet bon leiGtcm Siceen ON
9cnnerstdg. @1rnier I'm 5itlides
ail0 Iiio.senirolen atto r0rolidet
Seilen 8eSei,tenS FILTER ScrnerstcG
noGt.
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lseine 2lenSeriii,e In
Acm sefinSen 1pilions

8oIbinetor, %. Sf. Seitte
frib 1T in oent 3uitdnb oe8 fronfen
&r6Iioenten @iffpn feline 9Esnoeriine
81 beraeinnett. Or bate eeitern
n1ebr Mrbeit berrihtct, ipia att ireenb
elmer 3eit ieites 2cibcns. 8ie Aer5-
fe orineen ooraiif, 0dB er lid, nit
ut0glidIt tpenig GtoatSgeitditen BE.
fobt. Mon mirb linn inOciien aeItat.
ten, eelpiiie inn boreeIegte Goflt-
n1crtc bon Gag su Soe sii priifen;
oltd pir0 er nit Stoatseeiddften
aiif oem 2auienoen gebalten pcroen,
borausgeiett, es MAIDEN iidl 6ieier-
boIb feine iiblen Solgeu IN ieinem
8efin6en beinerfbar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
Gine glatp spmpanie perflaat.

Beatrice, 9tebr5 %. 9ft.-2p-
man Gnans. Gigclltiinler Ser gpons
gluto Company, Ole iest in Den
Sanhcn zines MaiicnbermoIters no.
mons 2eitt BON Cn1obo, 1T, lit bon
Ser Some earrings aiiptiotisn oui
slnei anpotbefen int 8eiontt6etroe
Ron $4,000 berfIoet porSen. Sic
aIoec Idjtipb. sic aiiubienne Der
5etreffen6en $npotbefen eir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
.Jn0mitriekonfcrett5
fdnot pom rcrlle an
Ser &lan far bic npffene gserftat
te" ,urrbe non Der 9Onfcrfus D
nieSerseitimtit.

8d|bineton, %. Oft. = Gle Ge.
legaten snr nationalen Snouitrtefon.
ferena baben bclite bon borne origes
fangen nit ibrer gluienbe, oen Srie.
oen sipiiden 4rbeiteeber unO arbeis
ter I'M eonoen 2nnbe ber5ultelea.
ssSn Ser Moreeniisuns iDur0e ben
9elegaten eeiagt ont fie am /. $50.
bember 100000 arbeiter IN out
Sauptinouitrien om 5treit ftnOen
mogen.
9ie ausiiften iino gerinn onb
ourd Gegierunssidritte Der 0robeHs
De Streif bon 100000 4oblensrG.
bern bcrbinoert iueroen mag. sln.
Beroem ploncn 100000 Mitplipoer
Der rgig Sour" Giienbabn- -griioer.
Ifaften nno 100000 giienbnbner.
bic in Ben 9fentiien unb 8erfitditen
bei91ftiet fino, Die @ieoeraufnabme
ibrcr boberen 2oDnforocrinsen oiit
1. gsopenaber.
gtabean 100000 arbeiter befin.
ben iid gegentpdrtis i'm ean8en aut.
De om Streif, Iont @erihten, Die Die
berldieoenen Regierunes5lDeige be.
fdnrtt eegeben.
9is GrineIidfeit Der Gage iDut6c
Der 4oi,feren3 0nreelegt IN einent
grief bonn Grdiioetten 8ilion, ben
sefretar 2one. @oriiber Der Som
Efcrerls. erbnlten bat, Ger 9rief
foG mir bonn sur BerIeilne font
men, faILs es fidJ beroisltcIlet ioll.
tie, Dos nie GeIeeatelt fitb bertdeer
tuiiroen, obne iueitere 8erinhe 81
MAIDEN iid) dtt eiitiget. (8cr grief
fam beiite rtorgen 5ur Gerleiung.)
ssn ltebereinItirnntung NIT 0en
Goti6Iaeen oes 5efretars Cane miro
Die apnferen5 iih belite ipabritcin.
/! lid ouf cine ISOLDE ooer 10 Sner
bertagen, Inn Dem &onlitee Belt sit
geben, Elm unlfniienoes 9sroorarn
ousauarbeiten fir Die Grleoigung
bon inouitriellen Streitfroeen.
Gies lit, ipie ongeoei,tet tuirS, Elm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gielc 9e-
legoten iogen, oaB, ,lofboenl bos
noenleiniontes gerbon0eIn" aus Dem
@ege gerdiint 1T, Die aonfcrens
ousgeaeidnete @eleeenbeit bat, ait
elmer ginigung 5t gelongen.
| @eItern bat Die Gonferer5 oen
antros pertporfen 1trterbreitet BON
oen Nrbeitqebern, tpeIher, penn er
aud oas &ed)t ser grbeiter suge-
1tan0, fi1 5it orgoniiieren unS &c.
meiniam al berbanoeln, ben eitrseL-
nen arbeitgebern bog &eat aita
iprad), iidh 90 foeigern, NIT @crtre.
tern Ser Grbeitgeber au nerbanoeIn.
geur Die @ruppe Der Grbeiteeber
| 1timrlte fir oteien 9lntrog.
Siciem foIete Sie Gieoeritinnlilns
eine8 Speiten a1tro9s, eingereift
bon Ser @rtppc bes dIgerieiren
GnbIifulns, Der Sos Hedlt Der ar.
better onerfonrte, oir9erlo elmer Ser
eitigune4 bei5utretett. itnt eentetr4
lam 81, berbdnoeln ourd1 gertrcter
/ ibrer eioener @1bI. 9fur gertreter
Der 6ffcntli6en Grippe Itirirttten fir
oieien 9tttrag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
Bills tueecen Ge5cb
e9ne tloiliefts Sionatitt

@oibin9ton, 90. Sft.-Gine 9tn.
5o9l @orlagen, Die bon beioen 9Gu.
fern 6es GongreiieS onoenoamler
porben iino, bnbet obne Die llntcr.
idriit bes Brdlioenten @eieseSfraft
erbalten. 3ebn Gage nod gtn.
naGme ser 8orIogen nliiIien fie bon
Dem 8rdiioenten iinteridrieben tper.
ben; gei6iebt oieies niht, 6ann iino
iie gum 8eIes erboben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
Cs[cidlaa[tiafeit Der etimmaeber.

eincoIn, Ssebr, 20. sft. - Ser
Mongel on Ssrttereiie ieitens Der
9iirger in betreffs Der grpoblune
bon 0elegotcn sur StebiOierung Der
StaotsberfoIiltna 1T etne iebr niif-
fGlliee, Iogt ser friibere General.
StaatsonipoIt gSilli1m 8. Sbornp-
ion. @r iogt meiter: r9te 8ihtig.
felt ser &onpention lit cine beoeu-
teno er6bere ols 0ie GrpGblung bon
WtitgIie0ern Ser 2egislotllr oSer Ser
Staotsbeantten, oem dlif Ser 8er-
faiIitng beritbt uniere gdn5e 8eies.
gcbune. 9ieIe ouifaIenbe @ieidl-
aiiItiefeit Ser Stinmgcber lit er-
iibtlih, nern man beOenft. BOB in
oen "a 9iItriften bon 43 Counties,
foum 10 9Sro5ent Der Stintuen ob.
geeeben muroen. Gs 1T audi erfi6t.
lid aus Sen SobIreidet 3uidriften,
Sie idl ous oflen Seilen Ses StonteS
erhielt,
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Deaticbe 5iuil=
6efGneci,e frci

garis, 2t. Sft.-0ie erIten in.
ternierten oertihen 3ibiliiten, iln-
9efdbr $40 an Der 3obI, iinS bon
freigelaiicn iporoen uno
9eitern nod) ibrer Seimat 5uriidqe.
febrt. glm 2. 9tobeuber meroen Die
iibriaen gefoneenen 3ioiIiIten nm.
gefdbr 5000, lire Sreibeit crboIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
ganen qsnpillipn fiir bic fSair.

aparnep. geebr., %. Stt.-Gin
babider goniIion toiro nii Sem
ansiteIlitngsplot nit einem Soften.
aiifwnnS BON $4,000 errihtet.
Dicier seitqeut1Be geihIiiB tpnrhc
bon Der 9eieaiGoft Der ssietiiifter
oes Counties sefnbt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
SarSins brrnft Woubernears SIR
apuferen5.

) ges W1nines, %. Oft, -@oupcr-
neur SarSins bon Soma Bat Die
@oubernellre oIler 4obIen erSeilgen.
Sen Stonten gu elmer 9onierens Elm.
arloOen, in ole SofInee in ben
StohIenberglperfen, iotpie Sroesn BE.
aiiaIid) Der 1rbeiterperbdItniiie "a
bclprqmen anS su hernten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-22
2. l1,aeocnlaSnn9
11iil1 Iiegt sur
loerfe9iffmns bereif
Die Iild ipirb bei eriter Gclesen.
bsit nnd) !pam6ras 6e.
forbert iueroeu.

1hS nipEuS ~DAHHVFiupNilb Np1ppD
rierter Iiil1, Die bon Der bieiieen
SiliseeieaiGnft iiir Die notleiocnoen
9inoer GcutiblanoS uno Geutih'
Selterreids oneetnuft iuur0e, lit be.
reits in glep Yorf eingetroffen itno
miro NIT benz eriten Ganpfer, oitf
ipelhem Tlas 5u erlanecn lit, on
Dos Geutibe Rote areiia na6 Sam.
burg tpeiter bef0roert peroen. Gies
eing aus ben 8eridten berpor, bic
Der 8eridnlmIung Der SilfsgeieIL-
idoft 9ienstde abeno tint @uiifbeim
pergelegt nltrben. 9ie @lil1 Dro
ipieoer Su 3ipeiorittel nod 9eltids
lono nno Ginorittel naf Geitti9.
oiterreid geben.
9ieie 9adridt iolte Die @obltas
ter nit @enugtliling eriiilen lno tie
peranIaiien BEL 6reunoen unS @e.
fontlten fir bos cole 8erf 81 mir
fen, 10 6aB aud Die brittle Bagson.
laouns baIoigit gefauit unO ob9e.
i6icft ipcroen fonn. Gin aaufrcdt
gum bisberieen 8reis bat it9 Die
I Silfsgeiellifoft 5ereits geiidert, neil
Die Mildpreiie in Die Sobe 5li sebel
0robet.
Gs ipuroen in Der GienstogsSer
Iomlnluna 8orfebrunsen eetrcffer.
sur Iusocbnuns oes Santntelmerfcs
in Snobo. ginige Der Saminelfo-
itees baben Iout beutigen 8erifht
bereits grfole oufSulueiien. Gs
Iino aber nod pieIe @eidaitsIeute 8ll
beiuhen, bon oenen man onnebaen
1 bari 6ob iie Der eoIen Sade pobl
9eIonnen fino. Sci Oicien ioIlte i'm
2oufe Der ISOLDE horseiproden iper.
Sen. Die nddIte Geriammlune Der
| @cIeljdloft iitoet om Mitttpof, Der
20. Oft. int @sitfifbeim itdtt.
! SyinansberidJt.
8isber perofientIidt:. .$l9,157.51
6. %. Srtnan, Omaha 1900
93eterfen & aseeau Batting
4 Gp. Smaga... ... 5000
Sernton 9eielin & Son 50.0C
Sbie[e 6dorf 60. -. 20.0C
i gS. s. sscber, giilto sup.
PLY So. ..... 500
4 q. s.. Glnitb sSplpelrp Gp 5000
9lrnericon Stote 8nrlf = 5000
5obn aadr 0fnlfinger,
ct, 2oitis, @to. .. 100f
Uiihoel 9ergnion, CID
oron, 9tebr... f5.0C
5ettrp 9oerlnattn, Gapil.
/ Iioit Iebr..... Loo
Gbos. SeiboI6t Gapiai.
OH, Nebr. SOC
aoleftiert bon Eoltor s.
s.. Sdnliot, Nopillion:
SSrou anno Siueetep$t.00
sSrou Senrp Goebfe loo
6rou gIous Stelits 0.50
sSrnu Sp. Meiiitear 050
SSrou 9D Shuernonn 400
: 1rou SSoi. @iarn. 200
fSrau @er0. glbels. 100
sSrou Geo @roiuliib 100
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t1.00
$19,399.5t
(8uitop Saueiien,

1yllun3'SeIreIuC.
Sdeds itno dilssuitellen ouf @u.
-Itap $aueiierL Ginails Sefretdr,
1923 2eobentuortb Ctr, Smaba,
geeb. gheds ouf tbn uusaeiteIIt
fonnen BON aeiern aud an Die Sri.
biine gcioubt perOen Die tie on
Serrn Saueiien uber8eben miro.
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aontprontibeinip1noe ipuroen beils
te oem Genotsfontitee bon MrGnns
ber iino sSones, 8aibington, itnters
breitet.
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- aIoIIifisierte Inaaiaen IN Der
Gribiine hrinaen G,te &eiuItats.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
'BELGIANS BITTER
AGAINST GERMANS
Traitors Being Tried; Enemy
Sympathizers Are Being
Heavily Taxed

Brussels, Oct. 30.-Although it is
now mary months since peace was
signed, there are indications each
day in Brussels and elsewhere that
the Belgians are not yet ready TO
forgive and forget" the German in
Ivasion and occupation. There is a
demand that the German words on
the numerous German passenger
cars which one sees on Belgian lines
be changed and replaced by French.
German traitors are still being
tried, while businessmen are up in
ARMS against Belgians who furnished
the enemy with goods during the &C
;cupatioE The government needs
resources and it is proposed to tax
these unpatriotic persons thirty to
Ivolved in the provisioning of the
ilate enemy. These businessmen,
who have addressed formal letter
ito the government, also say that
these persons, whom they character
ize as TRAITORS" are also receiving
government contracts, ard they want
a stop put to it. Some of the So
cialist ministers also are being at
tackled in the press for their unener-
getic attitude toward the Germans.
The electoral campaign is on and
some of these ministers are seeking
recollection.
A law is being urged to deprive
of civil rights all persons who dealt
with the enemy. These are only a
few instances, of which there are
many, showing the state of mind OF
the Belgians.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
FINDS AMERICANS
IN MUCH DISTRESS
Captain Mcclure Meets Wo-
men Whose Husbands Are
in United States

Warsaw, Oct. 31.-Captain Leo
F. Mcclure, of Tulsa, Okla, of the
Red Cross Mission to Poland, found
many Americans in distress in
Odessa when he was sent to that
city recently to bring out the wives
and children of Polish Army otti-
GERS and men who had been left
there when the troops withdrew last
April
Many of the Americans, he says,
were women whose husbands were
in America and some were mothers
of sons in the United States. The
American civilians petitioned the
Red Cross agents to report their
condition to any nearby American
consulate in the hope of obtaining
immediate help. They had little
money and were contriving by un-
certain means to keep body and
soul together. Captain Mcclure
brought to Poland much mail for
their families in America.
The troops of General Denikine,
aided by British and French, had
captured the city from the Bolshe-
Wiki when Captain Mcguire reached
Odessa, but the people of the city
were in various stages of misery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
Dance Levels All Ranks,
English Justice Holds

London - The Justice of the
Peace of Witham, Essex, is really DEM
ocratic. He recognizes that when the
metallic triangle tinkles one forgets
caste, when the guitar twangs, the
ukulele walls and the snare drum
sounds, a young woman drops class
which, says the Justice, is only a cloak.
So he is giving public jazz dances
and inviting to them the people of Wit
ham of all ranks, so-called. At these
leyeling functions the daughter of the
butcher. the baker or the candlestick
maker jazzes with the son of the mayor
the wife of the horseshoer with the
wealthiest man in the town. 1t is the
first time in history that Terpsichore
has worn a red cap which looks much
like that which tops the Commune.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
Sugar Board Will
Resign, the Senate
Committee Hears

Washington, Oct. 31.-The United
States Sugar Equalization Board yes
terday telegraphed Senator McNary,
Republican, Oregon, in charge of the
Senate sugar investigation that 1t was
preparing to wind up its activities
in view of inability to Obtain suf11-
! cent sugar from Cuba to warrant
further Government control.
In spite of the boards adv1ces,
Senator McNary said the Senate
would proceed to enact legislation
designed to aid the public in the
sugar shortage and also provide for
continuation of the board, even
should the present members resign:
A meeting of the Senate Agricultural
Committee was called for Saturday
to act on pending legislation.
Senator McNary said the sugar
boards plans evidently were due to
the committees refusal to enact
legislation to provide for licensing
of sugar refiners and dealers. The
committee now plans, he said, to
present a bill continuing the board
and authorizing it to purchase Cuban
sugar.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
DR.. Muck Tells
of Secret Code

Berlin, Oct. 31.-Dr. Karl Muck,
the former leader of the Boston
symphony Orchestra, is back again.
His arrest and Imprisonment in the
United States he blames on his bad
hand, or rather note, writing. The
innocent score of Johann Sebastian
Bach's venerable THE Passion of st.
Matthew" was the cause of DIR.
Muck's Imprisonment, according to
his own statement made here.
DR.. Muck had jotted down the
score with lead pencil. When the
musical experts of the Military In
telligence Service appeared and
found the score they swore they had
discovered a secret code which Dt.
Muck had been using in keeping the
German General Staff posted on
American Army movements.
The testimony of these musical
military experts caused DIR. Muck 10
spend 16 months behind a barbed
wire fence. Consequently DIR. Muck
has as poor an opinion of military
musical experts as the latter have
of DR.. Muck's hieroglyphics.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
Jap Capitalists to
Oppose 8-Hour Law

Toxic, Oct. 31.-The japanese
press says that Yamaji Muto, who
will go to the international labor
congress at Washington as the dele
gate representing the interests of
capitalists, will strive for the post
ponement of the eight hour work
ing day, so far as Japan is con-
cerned.
To support Mr.. Muto in the COM
ing congress the Japan Master Spin
ners' Association has decided to send
to Washington a private delegation
consisting of six businessmen inter-
ested in the spinning industry who
will act as private advisers to Mr..
Muto.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
British Government
Gets Confidence Vote
on Financial Policy

London, Oct. S1.-The Govern
ment secured a vote of confidence
in the House of Commons last night
on it's financial policy by an over
whelming majority of 355.
An amendment to the Govern
ment financial resolution moved by
John r. Clynes, Laborite and for
mer food controller, was rejected,
405 to so, and the Government reso-
luton was unanimously adopted.
This resolution, which was drafted
at a cabinet meeting on Monday,
declared that this house, realizing
the serious effects upon the trade
and industry of the nation of the
enormous financial burdens result
ing from the war promises its hearty
support to the Government in all
reasonable proposals., however dras-
tic, for the reduction of expenditure
and the diminution of debt"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
ART EXHIBITS
TOBE RESUMED
Painters Throughout Europe
Are Invited to Show
at Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Oct. s1.-John w.
Beatty, director of fine arts of the
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh, has
announced that the Institutes in
ternational art exhibitions, which
were interrupted by the war, will be
resumed next spring.
Invitations have just been issued
to painters throughout Europe ask
ing them to exhibit and invitations
to leading American painters will be
mailed later in the year. Robert B.
Hershe, the assistant director, will
sail in a few weeks for England and
the continent where he will person
ally interview artists in connection
with the exhibition.
The exhibitions, which were insti-
tued with the founding of Carnegie
Institute twenty-three years ago, are
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31

said to be the only American exhi-
bitions which represent the art of
all nations. Pictures have been re-
ceived from every producing nation,
except China and Japan.
Two European and eight Amer
lean artists are elected to the jury,
of acceptance and award each year,
part of their duty being the award
of the first prize of $1,000. the second
of $1,000 and the third of $500. A
medal accompanies each award.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
Airplane Hits Sleigh,
Killing Two Children

Moorhead, Mimi, Oct 31.-Clif-
ford Lomsdak. 8. and Elsie Moe, Ia,
We're killed and three others were
injured yesterday when an airplane
alighting from flight crashed into
a sleigh taking children to school at
Hftterdale, near here.