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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03

Mys se ukanici cht6 mayora zlakat pod eho sechu
drv nez doutnak bomby dohori tao expoduje Mayor
vak vzdy odpoved cd teefonu vra paz ku svym
pfatedm nasedovne puma eho zvot vdbec neohrozovaa
Stastnou okonosti dale byo, ze 1kladnici neprlozi
bombu ost tesne ku zakadnmu zvu takze dnm expo-
zdsta ceistvosti, nerozpad Sc.
Mayor priznava dale ze posedni cas- obdrzel neko
podepsanych vyhrdznych dopsG veri ze vceres aentt
provedi bosevici to- ze nedavnych maovych
bou Squaru policii prot bouricim Reconsideration
sa Tusl pry ze bude predmetem pomsy COST podobneho
oGekava policeni nacenik Smith. emuz vseckv tv
anonymnf dopisy odevzdal Pfevada ez nahed re 1kad
vGc mayorov by ujednan nedavn6ho sezdu bosevikG
Chicaeu kde jine atenaty patrne byly planovany
Nacenik Smith rd stopovani obou 1ladnkG az do dne
sniho poedne neby vsak nikdo zatcen e NOME pa
chate16 ujei z mesta
Mayorova residence zbudovana bva 1916 nakladeno
$1,000 mayor Davis souzf mesu rdznych hodnostech liz
desaty rok.
Podobnv posedni atenat udal Clevelandu 1886.
kdv dim pol nacenika Cornera rovnez by narzen
tenkrat rovnez pachatedm pomstu Sc jednao.
Jak jz receno. vcerejs nocn v1buch domu starostv
Davse zpGsob veliky rozruch ceem souedsvi tedv
ceske 14 uc kde rovnez mnozstv oxen TAKEN vzduchn
hvo rozmackano cetn spaci luck svvch nodahn vze
nj Dnes ce6m tom djstrktu patrouii zvaStn rocein
hdky velke zastupy zvedavch proud zvast vych 97
ulici
Washington. g. cervna - Sasn6 spravcem indn vsech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03
DUN MAY0RA DAVlSE P0SK0ZEN PUDlOU:;
Podobn& atentaty jnych amer. m&stech

lzosnovovany. Vybuchem usmr-
|ceny byly as dive osoby, o KITE
rych Sc ale navi, zda to byli|
kolemjdouci lide aneb puvod-
ci ltoku sami. Palmer a cleno-
We jeho domacnosti unikli bez
|pohromy. Atentat plipisovan j..
bud anarchis, ,um neb bo. sevi-
KUN, jelikoz jejich literature
byla V Okoli poboreneho domu
rozhazovana.
Vybuchem zniceno byao prn
cell Pal nerova domu celia ia
'da re- idenci V samem soused-
stvl tez znacne poskozena. V
okoli nal:zeny byly casti dvou
muzskych tel a zbytky odevu
nasvedcuji, re oba byli nuzne
od6ni. Policejni theorie pravi,
re utocnikum patrne bomba
vybuchla predcasne, jinak by
sotva Palmer $ rodinou vyvazl
zivotem.
Anarchisticke letaky, jez by
liy nalezeny jsou tis,eny cerve-
nou barvou a obsahuji ruzna
he la jako: re
Zretslna mluva.
VIVA fnoci. >1sn tees q, t.'-r'
Necht' d!ouho zije socialni
revoluce.
Pryc tyranii.
Anarchisticky bojovnik.
Tajna policie ihned pc vybu
chu zahajila patrani a zatkla
V anarchistickych strediskach;
nekolik podezrelych osob.
- New York, 2. cervna. -
Nekolik osob bylo zraneno dne
| sni noci "a vybuchu pumy po-
lozene pred obyd.i soudce Not
ta mi. ma Lexington Ave. a CT.
I'll. Jeden nuz byl zabit. Mott
spo.u y manzelkou meskal pra
We mimo m6sto. Take Zde byl
Zabiiy patrn6 sam utocnikem,
mrtvola jeho na!ezena byla We
sklepe. Z hlavniho policejniho
stanu Sc oznamuie, re nedoslo
|zadne varovani O zamyslenem
bombovem spiknuti a proto ne
ucin6na zadna opatreni, ably do
my prominentnejsich Newyor-
cand byly strezeny.
- Paterson, N. j., 2. cerv-
ma. = Pumou castecne znicen
| byl dim Make Coda, vyrobce
hedvabnych latek. U domu W.
razeny byly predni dvere VI
okoli do okruhu 200 stop roz-
bita okna. K zraneni vSak ne
prisel nikdo.
- Filadelfie, 2. cervna. -
Rektorat koste,a Marie ViteZ-
ne a dunn klenotnika Jaggiel-
ky We West Filadelfii byly
pul noci poskozeny explosi bonn
by. Stara tchyne Jagielky IRA
nena byla padajicim sklem a
troskami. Jagie!ka patrne byl
Pokrac( val ma strand 3.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03

- Washington. 2. cervna. -
Y residenci peneralniho nav]ad
nfho Spoienych Statn A. Nit
chela Palmera. jenz jest SOU
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03

Sasn8 i spravcem im6ni vSech
"i7incH " zeri s,o nal6zaifcih'O.
ucinen bvl dne7 v 11:15 hod v
noci atentat, patrn6 anarchisty
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
-LNFORMAClONLOCAL---
EN- BUSCA DE UNA MACRE

La Sociedad Human.taria dc San
Antonio, sc ha dirigido a nosotroS
con Ell objeto de que hagamos saber
a Ia madre de una criatura del seXo
masculine cue fue internada al Hos
pital Roberto B. Green, hace cerca
de un mes, que la referida criatura
esta va en- poslbilidad &c salir de d.
cho estaLlecinientc. pero que haSta
IA fecha no la sido possible encon.
trar a Ia madre de csc nino, pGes
Gurante ell tempo que ha permaneci-
DO en- Ell Hospital, radle Sc Ia acer-
cado a p~reguntar por 81.
FL nombre del nino es Cruz Torres
V Ia meucionada Sociedad dice que
en- case de cue la maGrs no recoja
81 hijo, sera neecsario para esa mis-
ma agrupaciop hallar I'm cas- per
marente donde poder ~colocarlo. 81
alguien tiene algo que comunica~ a
Ia Sociedad Humanitaria de San
Antonio a este respecto, pucde te-
lefonear al rimcro II o acudlr a ia
cficina en- Ell cuarto piso del Edit
clio de la ciudad (City Hail.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
de las notas diploma
tcas cambiadas
(Viene de la la. Pagina)

tar de acuerdo con los asaltantes.
En- seguida dice Ia nota qui2 ei
eobierno esta deseoso de proporclo-
mar toda clase de garaatias Y segu-
ridades y termina diciendo: EN- Wis
IA de todos estos hechos, la amena-
"a que Sc c~cnticne en- la nota de Us
ted ha sorprendido al gobierno me-
xicano, tanto mas cuanto que pare
ce Que Sc desea exigirle que aun en-
las regiones d~cspobladas pueda pro-
teeer Ia vida humana en- una forma
mas perfecta dc 10 que puede serlo
en- las mas populosas cindades de
les paises mas civilizados donde Sc
d~esarrollan fnecuentemente cruentos
crimeres sin que, por clio, los res
p~ectivos goDiernos hagan Observable
res energicas, como la que Sc contie-
ne en- la noSa de usted'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
SOLEMNE Ceremonial EN-
Ell VERBO ENCARNADO
Tuuo lugar con MOTTO de la
reception de las noUi
cias de la Hernandez

Aver en- Ia mana1a. ell Ia capllia
del Institute del Vcrho Encarnado,
sc llev0 Il efecto una soiemne cere-
monia que Sc organize cou motive de
la reception de Noviclas Y otorga-
miento &c los votos p-imeros Y per-
petuos a las alumnas que para clio
estaban preparadas. Ell programa ba-
10 rel cual So desarrollo el Ceremonial
consistio en- una Misa Solemne cue
Sc verified a las nueve de Ia mana
ma, en- la que ofici6 ell senior Obispo
dc San Antonio, limo, a. A. Droes-
saerts. asistido por los k~evcrendos
Padncs F. Schneider Y P. j.. Gee
nan. habiendo estado el sermon a
cargo del Reverend E. A. Diebold.
Las graduaciones otorgadas son
COMO sigue: Postulantes que fGeron
admitidas par recibir la invesJldu-
"a: senoritas Julia Hermes, HERNIA
mes, Hcrmana NJ. Vicente de Paul;
Teresa Gonzalez, Hermana NJ. Ie-
raiGa; Bridget Ferguson, Hermana
NJ. Joseph; Cora Sim. Hernana NJ.
Dorothy. Guadalupe Gallardo, Her
mana NJ. Constanza: Teresa Jones,
! Hermana NJ. Margarita de Cortona;
, Rosario Macias, Hermana NJ. Feiisa:
! pelfina Melendez, Hernana NJ. Ma
irina.
Novicias admitiGas en- lbs prime
ros votes: Hcrmara VI. Getrud1s,
Hermana NJ. Navcrius, hermana N.
Dominic. Hermara John Joseph;
Hermana NJ. Bcnigra, Hermana NJ.
Dionisia. Hcrmara N. Justina, Her
mana NJ. hmceta. F2rmana NJ. lg-
nacia, Hermana NJ. P~olicarpa, Her
mana NJ. Carmel;ta, Hermana N.
Manuela.
Profesas temporaIcs admitidas pa
IA los votos ~perpetUos' Hermana NJ.
Vitalia. Hermana James Joseph, Her
mana NJ. Teophila, Hermana NJ. Ale
xandr;na. Hermana N. Perp2tuo So
zorro. Hermana Maria Magdalena,
Herrrana N. Amata, HERMANN Eu-
frasia, Hcrmana Fricdiaua, Hcrmana
Philothcus, Hermana Nary Peter,
He-mana NJ. Paulinus, Hcrmana Ma
~ Mcjella, Hermana Thomas Aqul-
mas, Herrlana Mary Lucy, Hormana
Mary of Good Shepherd. Hcrmana
John Of the Cross. hcrrana Agnes
Valera. Hermana NJ. Hugo, HERNIA
ma ". Josefa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Ell BANQUETE AL GRAIL.
JOSEPH DICKMAN
''La discipline del pueblo a.
mericano gano la guerra"
dijo Ell citado militar

En- 81 Hotel Gunter tuvo lugar
aver, conforme a los anuncios pre-
v~iarente hechos, Ell baaquete que el
club ''kiwaris' ofreci5 Ell honor del
general Dickman, nuevo comanoan-
re militar del Denartamento del Str,
V del GcberDador del Estado, WI
liam P. Hobby.
Habia interes positive en- escu-
char al general DicEnan, quien aca-
"a de regresar de los campos de ba-
ITALIA de Europa, V aSi fue que los
aSiStentes al banquete Sc sintieron
conmcvidos cuando ell militar ameri-
cano dij0: Una de las caUsas priH-
c;palcs por que eanamos Ia guerra,
amigos, fue Ia admirable discipline
del ejercito V del pueblo de los Esta-
dos Unidos."
"Es Observation-Disclosures Us
tedes Sc preguntGran-y mas aho-
"a que esta entire vosotros IN sol
dado de los cue tomaron parte en-
Ia lucha-cual fua Ia aus princi-
pal para que la guerra fuera canada
por noSotros, es decir. por los aha
dos. y bien. mi opinion es que clio
ru5o ser debido a IA gran discipline
no solo del ejercito. s;uo Gel pue-
Dlo de los Estados Unidos.
Porque nirgun otro pueblo del
mundo. haria 10 que nueStro pueblo
hizo. s~acrificarsc voIuEtariamente Y
sometersr a muchaS prae0as peSadaS.
USJedcs aceptaron Ia ceESuEa pos
tai, telegrafica : caolegraf:ca, las ra-
cicnes de alimentoS a Que fueron So
metidos, ustedeS subscribieron con
sus 6ineros, cIstosoS, todoS los en-
prtstitos de guerra para nucstros
alIaios. La guerra sc hizo pueS. con
81 diaero americana.
Las naciones aliadas hicIeron MT
chisimos ' Tauy heroicoS SACRIFICES
para mantener incolume su ~intagrI-
dad n~acional. nero no hicieron nj en-
mucho los gastos que ero-amos nos
ctroS La discipline del ejercito anne
ricano fue Ia one Sa!v0 Ia guerra
yue!vo a reretir-rueStro ejercito
csomhro con su discipline. tactlCa.
conducta = respeto a TODD e| mum
co Y por ESQ IS que de muchsS par
tes &c Europa, ale eStin sacudidsS
nor las guerraS. piden cue envienos
= nuestros soidados. para que ten
gan garantias en- sus vidas : int
rescs."
Asistieron al banquete, ademas del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
RegisJro Civil
DEFUNCIONES

Ramon Barreda, cancer en- el nj
gado V en- los intestinos, murio de Sc
senta Y cinco amos, en- la Gale de
". Houston T45.
Jose Cantu, de una bora de vida,
muri0 dc IN nal ~organico, en- la ca
lie de VeracruZ ll2S.
Juan MARITIME, de un mes de edad,
muri5 de infection intestinal. en- IA
Gale de S. Comal 905.
Enriqueta Hernandez, PARALYSIS, un
mes de edad, en- IL Gale de Mencha-
ca 925.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
CORTES 7 POLICIA
Academic

I'm individao que trabaja como ca
rrero en- una Compania de hielo de
esta ciudad, fue a chocar o el ca
rrc cute guial,a, que cs ell numero lo'
contra ell automovil que manejaba J..
c. Adams, en- Ia esquina dc las ca
lies de Camden Y Concrete. La
Compania propietaria del referido
CAIRO, para evitar %perjuicics q su
empleado, ofreci6 pagan los dano5
causados en- ell choque.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
JAMAICA

Esta noche tendra lugar &c : a -
una jamaica en- rel patio dc "a Igie-
s;a Cristiana, sta en- la esquina de las
GALES Colorado V f. Paso. Los fon-
dos que sc recauden seran a benefit
clio de Ia mencionada Iglcsia.
Habra lbs siguienteS pueStos: De
Refrescos. Nieve, SodaS. FrutaS.
Confetti. TaEque de Pesca, Telara-
ia. Oficina de Ccrreos, Juego dc ga
tos, Cena mexicana. Gitanas Y
Clowns.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
SANTORAL

SABADO. Agosto 16.-Senor San
Joaquin. Conresor. Padre de Maria
Santisima Y San Rogue Confesor.
general Dickr5an V del g~oberraGor,
r~ronlinentes Nersonaliy4ades ofhcia-
les. La sonora Margarita Webb. can
to hermosas canciones populares.
acompanada al piano per e} professor
Hector GorjUx. TGmbi6h 81 senior
gobernador Hobby Aablo soore Va
rois t6picos de actualidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Abraham Torres V
de la sonora Isabel R. dc Torres, en-
la Gale de Rivas 10.
Una nina de Manuel Quinones Y
dc Ia sonora Eulogia S. dc Quinones,
en- la c~allejuela de Alazan 1877.
In nino de Adolfo Martinez Y de
la sonora Maria Cardenas dc Mar
tincZ en- la Gale \. Pine 1888.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Robo en- casa habitada

De las GALES de Olivia V Lamar
Gicror aviso de cue por aquella vc-
cindad habia sido rooado IN caballo.
Ocurrieron los empleados de po-
licia que envio la Estacior: Central e
informan que IN senior ]. ". Labatt
Is eI dueno dc un caballo v de un
revolver marca Savage calibrc 80
Gu fueron robados. Ell senior Labatt
.vivc en- Ia Gale de Olive 931.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Tn homhre herido.

De Ia Estacion Central de Poll
cia enviaron la Ambulancia para re-
coier de Ia avenida Main 1877 a IN
individuo llanado E. Harro, que ali
vive, = que recibio una herida que
lie cause en- un trazo otro america
10. La herida es de gravedad segun
ell diagn6stico m6dico en- Ell Hospital
q donde fue llevado ell senior Harro.
Ell heridor qued6 e~ncarcelado bajo
Ia acusaci6n que sobre 81 Sc hace
recaer de asalto grave con intenci6n
de asesinar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Por v~iolaciones.

Sorprend:dcs por ia aolicia de ha-
her cometido violaci6r de los articu-
:os 8 V / de los reglamcntos de po-
licia f-c enviada i Ia Estacion Cen
trail dc policia una pareia de amerl-
canos, a ~Juienes Sc les abri5 partida
los libros para enviarios al Juez
cue SC encargara de juzgarlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
ESTA EN- SAN ANTONIO

La sf2norita Afeiandra Cardenas
cue vive en- la poblacion de Dumont,
donde radica su familia, Sc halla ell
esta ciudad a donde vino con cl OBJ
ieto &c visitar a suS parienteS Y
amigos. Sc ALOHA en- la casa de Ia
sonora Maria G. de BenaviG2s, Gale
SIR Ieona SIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Incendio.

Sc inici6 IN incendio en- Ia casa
inumero 3O2 de Ia Gale Helena que
es de la propiedad del senior Chas
Stauffs, scgun ~avisaron por la Gaia
dc Alarnia numero 50. La causa del
accidente fne. segun Sc cree, IA
explosion que hizo una estufa de ga
selma. Las perdidas son &c poca i'm
portancia. pues pudo ser sofocado cl
fuego a tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
FARA EUROPA

Dsntro de alg7lras semanas segln
Sc no, ;nforma sa:d-i de New YORK.
en- viaje para Europa el Sr. lngenie-
70 Gui,lsrno Alcnso. petroiero nle-
yicanc Dor algun tempo radlcado en-
esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
DE REGRESO

Despues dc algunas semanas de
ausencia, ha regresado 4 San Anto-
Mo, ell Ing. Felix Y. Garcia, radlca-
do en- esta desde hace varlos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos: Crockett 996, 997,
999 V 1920.

Ell UNICo sYTIO MEXICANo DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito y a p%recios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y F%unerales. Wales cor
los 80 cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera de la ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia y noche.
Leon 4. Martinez, Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
soo3n1ss 8 R,>onol&
EN- SAN ANTONIO

procedentc de Ia ciudai de Sal
tillo. Coahuila, SC cncucntra desde
hsce dias en- San Antonio, ell Sr.
Teodoro Garlic, k~accndado Goa
h~uilense U vieuc er busca de sa-
lud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
MATRIMONIOS

lose Naya con Cipriana Noriega.
Abel Alfaro con Maria Leal.
Ascension Ruiz con Margarita Ia
nora.
BENJAMIN Rodriguez con Otila de
Ia Rosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

venden i $3.50 cada una, zero 81 listed com
pra cl relox Sc hara &c la navajo > dc Ia
cadena sin ~costarle I'm solo ~ecntavo. 81 que
re bencficiarse con csta oferta cxtraordsna-
ria. no sc dcmore. sino escriba Immediate
mentc a:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-15
FARCE CREATES
MUCH LAUGHTER
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath Enjoyed by
Good Sized Audience-Clever Lines
by Good Company.

parlor, Bedroom and Bath, A. II.
Woods hippant and farcical tale of a
wayside inn. created an abundance OF
laughter in the Auditorium last evening
and the good sized audience present felt
well satisfied with the entertainment
While not laying claim to much depth OF
plot, the play is replete with clever lines
and is of the frolicsome Kind that in good
hands exeites ones risibilities. On the
whole the farce was in good hands last
night, and the scenery, costumes and all
We're very pleasing. George Hare's inter
probation of the role of Reginald Irving
the guiltless but suspected husband. was
at times carried beyond the natural stage
which rather detraeted from his work
but this VAS more than offset by the ex
leeptionally good work OF Bertha Bel
more. as Polly Hathaway, a thoroughly
sophisticated newspaper woman. Sh,
was more than a breeze-she was a whirl
wind.
Angelica Irving believes her HUSBAND
has dreadful past and for reasons which
/ become apparent he endeayors to keeI
her in that belief. although he is as limo
cent as lamb. To keep up the sem
blanee of deception IAN affair with !;
woman" is planned. and the complica
tions which follow. which are disentan
gled in the end, form the story of tn
farce
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-15
NATIONAL OFFICER
GUEST OF HONOR
Mrs. Miner, Vice President of d. A. r.
Speaks to Local Business
Transacted.

Mrs. George Maynard Miner of
Waterford, Conn, one of the vice pres
idents general of the national society
Daughters of the American Revolution
and member of the magazine commit
tee. was the guest of honor at the regu-
lar January meeting of Brattleboro
chapter held last evening in the home
of the regent. Mrs. L. f. Holden. In.
cluded in the large number present were
the regent and two members of the
William French chapter of Bellows
Fails, also several other guests.
In the business session the chapter
voted to place the p. A. r. magazine
in the library. 1t also was voted to pay
at once $sl, Brattleboro chapter s share
of the $4,000 voted by the national
society toward the restoration of the
village of Tillalov, France Nearly all
of Brattleboro s share has been col
lected by the ways and means commit
tee Miss Maria l.. Stedman was ap-
pointed chairman of committee to
look up the National Old Trails road
she will select her helpers Mrs. Holden
is state chairman of the committee.
A report of the state conference held
III burlington Zee. was gwen Dy Mrs
A. w. Rockwell, the delegate She
stated that there were 81 chapters in
the state with membership of 1,742
Several groups of vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. Clark T. Brownell
accompanied by Miss Izetta Stewart.
a comprehensive and interesting
paper was given by Mrs. Miner on The
Deeper Meaning of Our Organization
During the social hour which fol
lowed the meeting an opportunity was
given everyone to meet Mrs. Miner
and Mrs. Holden served pleasing re
/ freshments.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-15
TWO INCIDENTS OF
RED CROSSCANTEEN
Passenger Makes Contribution
Learning What Is Being Done
Soldier Taken to Brooks House.

Two incidents Of recent occurrence servt
to illustrate the good work being done
at the local Red Cross eanteen station
in the former telegraph office in the old
railroad station
One evening the attention OF a passen
ger on one of the north bound passenger
trains was attracted by eanteen mar
going through the train and by the sol
diers and sailors following the canteef
representative. The stranger ahghted
watched the operations OF the canteer
room and approached police officer
When the officer had replied to severa
questions. asked by the stranger the lat
ter reached into his pocket. drew out
some money and handed a bin to the no
lice official to be turned over to Tho
work Of the Red Cross
After the departure OF the lois trair
Monday evening the man in charge of the
canteen station passed through the smok
! ing room of the passenger station on hi:
way To the street In doing SO he saw
a soldier asleep on one Of the settees III
awoke the sleeping soldr, ascertained tina
he had arrived on the OILS train and wa
obliged to wait until morning for con
nections for his home town. He was tax
Ell to the Brooks House, where he wa
given room, and in the morning he re
snmed his trip after being served break
fast at the hotel. all without cost to him
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-15
NEWS BRIEFS.

Two thousand persons have been
killed. in Przemysl, Galicia, by the
Ukrainians, according to a newspaper
despatch.
Three Y M. C. A. workers, one of
them a minister, are under. arrest in
France charged with defalcation of
funds amounting to $39,940.
Seven states yesterday ratified the
prohibition amendment to the federal
constitution, bringing the total up to
81. Thirty-six are necessary for the
adoption of the amendment.
Representative Gallivan of Boston
in a speech in the house of representa-
tives yesterday charged the war depart.
ment with having removed Maj Gen
I G. r. Edwards from command of the
Goth division for refusing TO the dirty
work of regular army officers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-15
CUMMINGS LIKELY
TO BE CHAIRMAN
Announcement of McCormick's Resig-
nation as Head of National Com
mittee Formally Given Out.

WASHINGTON, Jan l5.--yance Nc
Cmmick's resignation as chairman Of thu
Democratic national committee was mad
public today at committee headquarter.
with the announcement that meetins
would be held Feb III To elect his success
SoF. Homer s. Cummings. vice chairman
is expected To be the new chairman Re
ports that Mr.. Met Carmick might become
ambassador 10 France. which were giveI
some credenee last night. were said il
official quarters today to he premabr-
at least. Ambassador Sharpe. who is nov
in this country, expects to return to Pari
shortly and ,s said TO have no present in
tention Of resigning
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-15
Two Elements Favor
League of Nations From
Different Motives
WILSON TO HAVE
DAMAGE SURVEY
Independent Estimate Made by U. S.
officers to be Before Him When Ques-
tion of Indemnity Comes Up for Dis
cussion-Claims of Greece.

PARIS. Jan. - Associated Press).-
The supreme council Of the peace congress
resumed its session at 1890 today. In at
tendance we're President Clemenceau and
Foreign Minister Pichon for France, Pres
dent Wilson and Secretary Lansing foi
the United States, Premier Lloyd George
and Foreign Secretary Balfour for Great
Britain, Foreign Minister Sonnino for 1t
ais and Viscount Chinda and Baron Mat
sui for Japan.
With the resumption today of the meet
ing preliminary to the peace conference
il is apparent that the movement to ere
ate a league of nations is being carried
on by two forces having the same object
but differing as TO the method of making
the league effective One opinion is thai
the decision Of the league must be baekeC
by its combined physical forces. Tn,
other Is that its findings can be enforced
without the aid OF a common world po
lice force.
President Wilson will have before hin
an independent estimate Of the aetna
physical damage suffered hy France ant
Belgium during the war when the peac
congress reaches the stage of discussing
indemnities A survey is now bein
planned and probably viii be conducts
by more than 200 American officers chos
en- especially for the work
Greece has laid before the peace cor
ference mcmorandnm signed by Pres
dent Eenizclos, setting forth the claim
of that nation
Lord Robert Cecil expressed the opinio
today that league of nations "certainl
wonld provide for the limitation and dl
crease of present armament He sal
that the league. If formed. would do ava
with all treaties inconsistent with il
tenets, including contracts providing f,
balance of power. He could see no cor
flict with the Monroe doctrine