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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
GEN. PAUL FIRES
ABROADSIDE AT
ARMY MEASURE
Says "Conscription Measure
Most Vicious Legislation
Ever Proposed"

Lincoln, Sept. 5.-Launching a
publicity campaign on the Chamber
lain-kahn peace-time conscription
bill with the hope of defeating it
when 1t comes to vote in congress,
Adjt. Gen. H. ]. Paul Friday brand
ed the measure as ''the most vicious
ever proposed for the American
people, Il am sure it will be voted
down when its full meaning is
learned,' he declared.
According to Adjutant General
Paul, who has just received a d.
gest of the bill from the organiza-
ton committee of the National
Guard Association of the United
States, the measure proposes to in
crease the standing army in peace
times from $4,000 to $4,000, and
to do this by drafting the young men
conference committee.
OF the country, no matter what their
profession or calling. The bill is
now before the house and senate
The bill proposes. he says, to
raise 100000 men each year, to serve
three years in the regular army, and
to obtain these men by CONSUMPTION.
Boys 10 years old would be required
to serve three months out of the
year. Men between the ages of
IL and 26 are liable to the govern
ment's call at any time, under the
provisions of the bill, Colonel Paul
said.
The law, if passed, would virtu-
ally wipe out the national guard or
ganization.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
Thieves Arrested in Omaha
Now in Jail at Aurora

Aurora, Neb., Sept. 5.-(SpecialD
Emil Deering of Jackson, Ohio, and
Alex Gerard of Ottawa, Canada, are
in the Hamilton county Jail await
ing trial on the charge of having
robbed c. H. Felhaver's drug store
and Anton Lorenson's cafe at
Hampton last Friday night. They
were arrested in Omaha Monday
and returned to Aurora by Sheriff
Howard Tuesday night They had
a number of watches and knives, a
quantity of clothing and about So
in small change in their possession,
and some of the goods correspond
with those taken at Hampton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
Chicago Revenue Agents
Seize Omaha Made Butter

Chicago, Sept. s-United States
District Attorney Clyne announced
that internal revenue agents had
seized $50 tubs of butter, charging
that it contained too high a per-
centage Of moisture. Under exist
ing laws butter must not contain
more than 10 per cent of moisture.
Federal agents said the butter
seized is owned by the Alfalfa But
ter company of Omaha, Neb.
w. w. Richardson, president of
tie Alfalfa Butter Co., of this city,
stated that no information concern
ing the seizure had been received
by the officials of the company.
Immediately after churning, &C
cording to Mr.. Richardson, the but
ter is subjected to a double test to
determine the amount of moisture
contained.
Federal officers inspected the out
put of the company in this city
about week ago and declared the
product to be of good quality, ac-
cording to Mr.. Richardson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
LINCOLN TO Get
SHARE OF ARMY
SURPLUS FOOD
Efforts Of Reavis 0verWheIm-
ingIy SUCCESSFULLY Probe
Dumping of Food in
N. Y. Bay.
BY e. c. SNYDER,
fstaff Correspondent Of The Bee,


Washington, Sept. S.-The power
an investigator yields was best IL
Illustrated Friday when Congressman
Reavis called upon the surplus prop
erty division Of the War department
and urged that bureau to immediate
" allocate to Lincoln a portion of
tho surplus army food now on sale
in certain sections of the country.
With the memory of the investi-
cation by the Reavis subcommittee
of the general committee on war ex-
oenditures in mind. and out OF which
inve stigation $l75,00O,000 have been
added to the treasury by reason of
the sale of army food products, the
officials of the surplus property di-
vision fell over themselves to give
Lincoln its fair share of the army
rations, and Colonel Elliott wired
Omaha to send Lincoln six and a
half cars of food products, with a
further order that Lincoln be per
mitted to buy all the evaporated
fruit and Grated bacon it wants.
Colonel Elliott supplemented his
order to the Omaha depot by say
ing that If they didn't have the arti-
cles on hand to get them
Message to Lincoln
Congressman Reavis telc raphed
a Lincoln wholesale grocery firm
today that Judge Rolapp Of the food
administration sugar distributing
committee had telegraphed him
that 100000 bags equalization
board purchases must be equitably
distributed in the entire territory
east of the Rocky mountains and
west of the Indiana-lllinois state
line. and from Texas to Canada.
Conditions in this entire terri
tory are acute. Nebraska has al
ready been allotted 1900 bags. The
Lincoln portion was 1875 bags, out
OF which Raymond Brothers and
Clarke received their fair share,
namely 425 bags. Considering other
states in similar or worse condition,
Nebraska has been allotted its pro-
per portion. Am giving that state
an additional 5000 bags today.
Strike situation in California has
made it impossible to ship any
sugar since August p. However,
shipment betting resumed today"
Dumped Food Into Sea
Mr.. Reavis left tonight for New
York, where his subcommittee will
investigate the destruction of an
enormous amount of food products
by dumping cartons into the sea
outside of New York bay.
To Sell Automobiles.
The aftermath of the Reavis sub
committee investigation as to the
criminal wastefulness attaching to
the thousands and tens of thousands
of automobiles of all makes remain
ing in the open since the armistice
was singed, came yesterday, when
the War department issued orders
TO soil these automobiles at once.
This order Congressman Reavis es-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06

Inmates will net the Treasury depart
ment upward of $5O0O0000O.
Hull No. l449, building at the Bal
timore shipyards under the direction
of the United States shipping board,
was named the "Nemaha" several
months ago in honor of the river
and county in Nebraska bearing that
name. Week before last one of the
controlling officials of the shipping
board who comes from South Caro-
lima changed the name of the vessel
to Forsythe in honor of the home
county of the official mentioned
above.
This change of name having been
brought to Congressman Reavls'
attention he today took up the mat
ter with the chief of the shipping
board, protesting against the change,
and showing by comparison that
Nemaha county, Nebraska. in Lib
erty bonds, in war savings stamps,
and other war activities, exceeded
the South Carolina county by 500
per cent. and demanded that the
name 'Nehama' be restored. The
congressman from the First Nebras-
ka district expects favorable action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
FEDERAL FIGHT
ON DENATURED
| ALCOHOL BEGUN
Omaha District to Be Cleaned,
Says u. S. Agent
Gillin.

A nationwide crusade against the
sale of denatured alcohol and
Jamaica ginger as beverages has
been initiated by the federal govern
ment, it was announced yesterday by
John ]. Gillin, internal revenue
agent in charge of this district. Ac-
ton by the government follows
numerous reports that completely
denatured alcohol is being used ex-
tensively for bathing and rubbing
purposes and is also being sold by
irresponsible dealers for beverage
purposes"
Death and Blindness.
Locally Mr.. Gillin has completed
plans for an energetic campaign
against distributors who dispose of
either denatured alcohol or Jamaica
ginger for external'or internal pur-
poses. 1t is stated by Mr.. Gillin
that blindness, and in many cases
death frequently results from the
use of denatured alcohol.
Government restrictions provide
for a $1,000 fine or years imprison-
ment, or both, for the sale of dena-
tured alcohol as a beverage or for
external use. These laws will be
invoked against dealers who are
found guilty by the government.
Must Label Containers.
1t is known that many Omaha
dealers are disposing of the alcohol
or Jamaica ginger for both the
above purposes, according to Mr..
Gillin. Careful Investigations will
be made and these dealers punished,
he said.
Additional labels on all denatured
alcohol containers setting forth the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
Vienna Is Indignant Over
Terms of the Peace Treaty

Geneva, Sept. Shy the Asso-
ciated Press 1.-The Austrian peace
terms have been received in Vienna
with the greatest surprise and indig-
nation, according to advices reach
ing here. 1t is believed that the
Renner ministry will fall as a conse-
quence. Monarchist circles con-
slider that the terms have definitely
killed any hope of the return of the
Hapsburgs. .
Former Emperor Charles, who
received the news from Paris, has
decided to leave Switzerland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
Packers Probe Committee
Calls Halt on Witnesses

Washington, Sept. 5.-(Special
Telegram Judge Kinkaid, who
sought to list a cattleman from Ne
braska before the senate agricul-
tural committee holding hearings on
the Kcnyon-Kendrick bill licensing
packers, was informed today by
Chairman Gronna that no more wit
nesses would be listed, as the COM
mittee has scheduled witnesses up
to September l6, when it will be de-
tcrmined what further action is to
be taken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
House Passes Bill to Pay
Losses in Rosebud Fire

Washington, Sept. 5.-(Special
Telegram.)-A bill to authorize the
payment of certain losses suffered
by fire on the Rosebud Indian reser-
walton in South Dakota by citizens
of South Dakota and Nebraska
passed the house today. A number
Of residents in the Sixth Nebraska
district are interested in this mea-
sure
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
Cabinet Prepares List of
Labor Meeting Delegates

Washington, Sept s.-Four MEM
bers of President Wilson's cabinet
Secretaries Glass, Lane, Redt1eld
and. Houston-at a meeting at the
White House prepared a list OF
names from which the president will
select Is to represent the public at
the labor-industry conference here
October E. The names will be sub
mitted Immediately to the president,
it was said, after the meeting. Mean
time they were withheld.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
Pershing's Life Story, From First Boyhood Cornsik
Smoke to King Georges Cigar Begins in Sunday Bee

TN THE SUNDAY BEE will begin Harold Wheelers
narrative of the Life of General Pehng gathered by him dur
- his nook and of the world
which the great commander worked and lived
Beginning doorstep the rude shany which the
ard personally interviewing who knew
of they remembered
getting Others the from her lips OF Mrs
Pshing midnight the day of his
BIRTH
Hot Dispute About Birth
As has the of many Americans,
dispute hot that the general has be-
famous the actual OF his BIRTH Of
Laclede, and others insisting house within the
confines of the Mrs Warren the Lacede and others
incidents of their stories while the sisters
General Pehns equally convincing the evidence they
present the other side.
High Lights" of Career
The whole dispute is but of the high lights in the life
of the which illustrates the interesting in which
Mr. Wheeler went after his story, and presents it.
At Laclede, Mr. Wheeler found multitude of stirring events
first smoke and chew (on peach orcard) his
of the school teacher from DEATH
Story of the Burglar
somewhat startling revelation the fact that 1t
burglar who Pershng his world having been
ponsbe for the boys going West Point What the burglar had
do with it, and how happened will be told The Bee 1t
good spoil by further explanation You will have wait
is published.
The Trail to France
From the birthplace Mr. Wheeler follows the trail of General
Pershng like night police murder He takes
Point the Indian their
Apahes and through
Philippines the terrible fields of France his presenting
graphically they viewed motion
form the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06
Sell Gage County Farms.

Beatrice, Neb., Sept. s.-(Special
Telegram.)-Dr. J. Lewis Webb
sold his two farms comprising 400
acres south of Beatrice to G. Forke
Of Garland. for $1,000 an acre. or
Sl. $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06

Tragedy Of His Life
courtshp beautiful Helen Warren daughter of Senator
Warren and the overwhelming tragedy Of the death of his wife and
children the fire the Predo San Francisco,
course included in the story with all their details.
The story will daily in The Bee, beginning Sunday
Order your papers Bee subscriber call Tyler 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-06

poisonous ingredients of the liquor
have been ordered by the govern
ment.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22
Plecarea altor trupe in Ameri-

01 d1UOI u UPt III 1AIHeTI-
ca. Brest. ~ Aproape 10000
de soldati Americana, printre car
Sc afla 81 citeva unitati din divi
zia Rainbow, all plecat din portul
acesta Gu vaporul catre Statele
Unite. Numai trenul de munitiuni
No. III din divizia Rainbow a
ramas in urma, insa va pleca 81 e1
in curind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22
'hlaruntiSuri.
Unuia Gu ,,musca'

Mai fost hun de advocat,
Oar faci bine pc samsar;
Vinzi la actii ne 'ncetat
81 bagi banii n. buzunar!. :.
G. B.
Daca fiecare minciuna ar tre-
bui sd fie batuta Gu cuie, atunci
in curind am ajunge ca otelul ar
Fl alta de rar, incit nu am avca
de unde sal mai captain.
Ei, >dar atunci lui ,,Pierde Va
ra" de ar mai avea odata morile
din vechi vremuri 81 tot hu''i S al
ajunge banii pentru cuiele la ci-
tie minciuni spune.
Unii oameni sunt- Alta de gen.
till in simtiri, 1ncit dinsii innea-
ca char 81 adevarul, atllnci cind
= jicneste pc altii.
Cind he chiama datoria la
munca 81 jertfe, mai ales la jert
fe, cea mai mare parte din no
are vata in urechi.
Fiecare fata este alta de fru.
moasa pc cit poate' sd fie. -Dacd
nu este frumoasa, atunci fiji 81
guri ca nu avut timp deajuns
ca sd Sc doll up".
Rusii nu pot sd inteleaga de &C
Statelc Unite au trimis soldati Cd
sa lupte contra lor. De indata &C
Statele Unite vor afla cauza,. trc-
bue 81 leo spuna.
Multl tineri earl au dat etc
$1,000 la preotul pentru ca i7a
casatorit, au descoperit mai tir
ziu ca Ell <an ofst scurtati lie
1910 cent?.
Fostul principe de coroana GER
man a spus ca va veni la Statclc
Unite MOI, deocamdata i reco
mandam sd stea acolo unde este
caci pc aici, timpul foarte re-
coros.
Nu-ati bagat de seama cum Ia
neca cleiul 81 catifeaua din gura
unui tfnar care intilnit fata
frumoasa de Ills ami?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22
A VIZ.

Aduc la crnostinta tinerilor lce
doresc invata 81 danseze, ca am
deschis SCOALA DE DAMS. IN
hala societatii r. Carpatina'
din 1909, Cleveland. Ohio. Lunia
81 Vinerea seara Sd dau lectii, ia
"a in toate Joile seara este Joe
pentru public. v
,Predam 81 lectii private.
Adresati-va d-ani:
urigorc cristsa 1908 W. 8 Str,
Cleveland, Ohio,
a 1---5--.5 Mait
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22

ccnsen nor ebHie sd finn iertator Trebu;e sA ne sn
gem s nfierah dupa wedhca 81 upa cauzci
[pe care au <hxdatro. 6 TS
Aar scnzele lor lneaate gura de junxAate
lor no, mi iertat IS prindA Ia moi ' .s
lerfase psnta dnsii este IN GER Fiele q rnsv MOI III
ear nsan 4 neam q tara ar i pxivi y sle Is
~ ssxa stnt y nsatingib nc u truis v
Aea nei char y vointa al Az t8 C. f1ounudx tn
toae faptee lor, penrn aoa4e soI Az intriai
Cd e 81 slcr ~ iasA sslss a ~ rs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22

Nu-ati bagat de seama cum ia
neca cleiul 81 catifeaua din gura
unui tfnar care intilnit fata
frumoasa de 17--1S ami?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22

Mai fost hun de advocat,
Oar faci bine pc samsar;
Vinzi la actii ne 'ncetat
81 bagi banii n. buzunar :.
G. B.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22

'(1---5--:5 Maiu}
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22
INF0RMkTIU

Amenintarile preset japoneze.
- Toxic. - Citeva ziare de aici
faceau amenintarea ca ,,Japonia
trebue nu sa Sc retraga, ci sa stea
in liga natiunilor att timp cit
Sc mentin deosebirile de rasa
Stunt mari turburari de sentimen-
tie de cfnd, Gil incidental dintrc
trupele japoneze 81 americana. ia
ponezii banuiesc ca America ar
-cauta sa pue nina pc comercinl
din Siberia 81 China. Presa Japo-
neza raspindeste svonuri ca Ame-
RIGA ar aproviziona China ell az
me 81 Gu munitiuni. Zisrul Hechi
zice ca: America cauta toate
prilejurile Ca sa persecute pc ia
ponezi"
Polcni plecati spre casa. = Pa
ris. - Primul detasament de tru-
pc poloneze a plecat ieri din Viii
lette catre Polonia, avind sa
treaca prin Germania Ca sa ajaa-
ga la destinatie. Comandantul n
eestor trupe, generslul Hallef, 81
ldns inainte la Mayence ca sa le
pregateasca intrarea i'm Germania.
Noui fmprumuturi facute de
aliati. = Washington. - De la
ministerul de finante anumtat
stabilirea de ndui ~imprumutri ali
atilor aupac um urmeaza: Marea
.Britanie, 10O,OOO,OOO de dolari !;
Roninia 100000 81 Serbia 265,
900. Gu sumele acestea datoria e.
liatilor in Statele Unite s,a nrcat
la 9,l38, 1925, 900 de dolari.
fntilnirea unui munte de ghiata
pc apa, Halifax, N. s. <, vapoL
rul Carmania, care plecase din
Liverpol spre portuI acesta ca
5000 de soldati Canadieni pc,
bord, a anuntat prin telefrafia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22
Pierde1f cauxate de foe. = 4

s .
Pierderf cauxate de foe. = A
kron. = En foe isbucnit la blana-
ria Akron Lumber Company din
localitate rezultat in facerea
-unor pagube de 10000 de dolari
81 in moartea unui ON. In, urma
cercetarilor facute s'a ajuns, la
convingerea ca focul flsese< pus
de nina criminala. Poitia are
banuieli aproape ihtemeiate asu-
pra unui ON, pc care are sal are
steae imediat eel va gasi.
Bani falYi. = Cambridge =
Seful garei de la linia ferata 3.
& O. printre banii fncasati. de IA
pasageri pc bilete a gasit 81 u
de monede a un dollar false. File
poarta aceias data Gu acele gasite
acum c1teva saptamini de lliste
copii pc malul lacului Wills. Sc
crede ca falsificatorul trebue sd
fie prin apropiere.
Ministru american in Cehos]o-
vachia. - Washington. - r. T.
Crane. secretarnl privat al MINIS
trului Lansing a fost denumit MI
nistrul Statelor Unite in Cehoslo-
vachia. Crane Sc va duce mai in
til la Paris, unde Cehoslovacii
mentin un oficiu al afacerilor
straine.
Plecarea altor trupe in Ameri-
ca. = Brest. - Aproape 10000
de soldati Americana, printre car
Sc afla 81 c1teva unitati din divi
zia Rainbow, All plecat din portuI
acesta Gu vaporul catre Statele
Unite. Numai trenul de munitiuni
No. III din divizia Rainbow a
ramas in urma, 'insa va pleca 81 e1
in curind.
Atacata de un necunoscut. =
Cleveland, Ohio. - Loretta Col.
Inns, fata in etate de IA ami. q
fost atacata in casa parintilol
sal de un ON care sa dat drapi
detectiv. Omul acesta venise acolo
cind fata era singura in casa, 81
END la deschis ,lsa sal intrebe &C
vrea>el a intrat inlaumtru. Dupa
aceia imediat . incercat so ,apu.
ce in brate, flka fata inceput
sa tipe 81 sa alerge prin casa
Tipetele eli au 7nfricosat pc In
drasnetuk necmoseut 81 luat-o
la fuga afara. Gu toate cercera
rile, politia ma putut sal dea
de urnla.
Primejdia minelor germane. =
Washington. = Minele plutitoart
ale germanilor sunt inca o pri-
mejdie pentru navigate. De Ia
departamentul marinei Sc, anunta
ca vaporul Oceania anunta ca a
descoperit nina in mijlocui O.
ceanului, la citeva mile spre sud
vest de Azor, 81 a nimicit-o-
o protestare din partea soldati-
lor Germani. - BernA. - Soldatii
din armata germana protesteaza
contra ordinului-care micsoreaza
solda militarilor Ia suma de timp
de pace, zicfnd ca daca acest or
din nu Sc ahuleaza, ,ei sb vor ras.
vrati Gu totii fnpotriva guver-
Fnului,' Soda din timp de pace nu
este indeajuns soldatilor, avfndu-
Sc in vedere marea scumpete a
trsiului. Acestea stunt ,anuntate
de ziarul Frankfort Zeitung.
Numirsa unui ministru Ameri-
can in P0lonia. = Paris. Hugh S.
Gibson, secretarlll am'basadei A.
mericane din Paris, fost numit
ministru plenipotentiar al STATE
lorTnite in Polonia.
"A We. d
Aduc Ia cunostinta tinerilor Gee
dOresc a inyata * danseze. cS am
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22
o protestare din partea soldati

Numirea unui ministru Ameri
cap in Polonia = Paris. Hugh S
Gibson, secretarnl ambasadei A.
mericane din Paris, a fost numit
ministru plenipotentiar al STATE.
lorTnite in Polonia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22

fara fir ca intilnse~ in calea sal
un munte de ghiata urias Gheta-
rul, care avea cam $50 de urine III
inaltime 81 1,5OO in lugime, IA fostI
vazut de cei de pc Carmania la
500 de mile spre est de, Halifax.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-22
Primejdia minelor germane.

Primejdia minelor germane. =
Washington. Minele plutitoart
ale germanilor sunt inca pri-
meJdie pentru navigate. De Ia
departamentul narinei Sc, anunt;i
ca vaporul Oceania anunta ca a
descoperit o mina in mijlocul O.
ceanului, la citeva mile spre sud
vest de Azor, 81 a nimicit-o-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-11-27
INDEPENDENCE of FARM LABOR

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days when farm hands were plentiful.
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labor.
The use of machinery in place of
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