The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-10-09

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out of commission at the naval station
in New Orleans. The Wheeling was
caught in the recent tropical hurricane
and was badly damaged in collision
with Mallory line steamer.
Health bureaus throughout the en-
tire South report that health condI
tions are splendid and getting better
The whole South is beginning to wake
up to the fact that good sanitation il
the first requisite for good health.
Washington
Bodies of all American soldiers in
tered in Germany, Belgium, Italy
Great Britain and Luxembourg and in
northern Russia will be returned to
the United States as soon as neces-
sary transportation Gan be arranged.
Secretary Baker announces that he
has issued instructions to the pur-
chase, storage and traffic division of
the general staff to take charge Of
the matter and to hasten it.-as much
as possible.
Official information bearing on the
reported disappearance in Ukrania Of
Brig. Gen. Edgar Jadwin, representa-
tive Of the American peace delega-
ton, had not been received in Wash.
ington. Major General Churchill, the
chief of military intelligence, cabled
the American military attache at War
saw, Poland, to thoroughly investigate
the report.
President Wilson's condition is re.
ported improving slowly.
Admiral Knapp, Commanding the
American naval forcesin European wa.
tiers, says that intervention by the
American naval forces at Trau, Dali
malta, prevented bloodshed (which per.
haps would have resulted in a state
of actual war between Italy and Jugo-
Slavia.''
The Russian ambassador has inform.
ed the state department that that the
superior Russian commander in Sibe.
ria has appologized to the commander
of the American forces in Siberia for
the incident at Imam, Siberia, involv.
ing the arrest by cossacks of an Amer
lean officer and enlisted men and the
f1ogging Of the latter.
Investigation has been started by
the bureau of internal revenue of the
made by jewelry men that
articles taxable under the luxury
clause of the revenue act are being
sold In tobacco and stationery boxes
without collection ofthe tax.
American aid for Armenia soon will
be unnecessary, says James w. Gerard,
former United States ambassador to
Germany. He says there will be no
Armenian problem because all the Ar.
will have starved to death
N month.
Breaking a three weeks deadlock.
asst reached an agreement on the pro- !
libition enforcement bill. Quick ap.
prevail of the conferees' report is ex
oected.
At last reaching the stage of action
n it's consideration Of the peace trea'
y the senate has swept aside Sc out
If the 45 amendments which had been
written into the document by the for.
ign relations committee.
In the absence of definite agree.
nent, senate leaders think that the
Lebate on the remaining amendments
o the peace treaty will run on for sew
raj days before another roll call vote
s taken.
John w. Bennett Of Waycross has
een nominated by the president to
70 United States attorney for the
outhern district Of Georgia.
A dispatch from Ell Paso, Texas, says
american aviators flying into Mex.
co will be fired upon by Mexican
roops. The dispatch states that Ig-
acie Bonillas, Mexican ambassador
t Washington, had been instructed to
onvey this information to the state
apartment
Ten thousand emergency officers are
D be relieved of their commissions
etween now and the first of No
ember, and warning is given that
len retained in the service, both reg.
lars and emergency officers, will I'M
oubtedly suffer reduction in rank in
umerous cases.
Brand Whitlock Of Ohio, now min
ter to Belgium, has been nominal
i by President Wilson to be ambas.
ador to that country.
Southern states business interests
re to have immediate government
id in fostering larger participation in
,reign trade and in the development .
their ports. Trade Commissioners 1
arrard Harris of the department of ]
,mmerce left Washington for Biz. /
ingham and later will go to Mobile
i'd New Orleans to inaugurate the
ork Temporary headquarters will {
} established fl st at Mobile.
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