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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
yauuis Get Arms In u &.

Nogales, Ariz.-YaQui Indians on
sunday crossed the boundary from the
state Of Sonora, Mexico. Into the
United States. obtaining large
amount Of arms and ammunition and
hen recros al into Mexico.
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TORNADO SWEEPS NEBRASKA
Scores Injured and Heavy Property
Damage, Result of Windstorun,

Omaha.-A tornado which swept the
western section of Omaha at 8 80 Sun
day night injured scores of persons.
About thirty-five dwellings were de-
stroyed or damaged. The worst of the
storm visited the city between Center
and Leavenworth and Forty ninth and
Fifty-sixith streets.
Passengers were shaken up and ex-
cited when street car was lifted from
the tracks by the terrific wind at
Forty-ninth and Dodge streets. No one
was badly injured.
Reports OF violent windstorm, at
places reaching the proportions Of a
tornado, in Cass, Douglass and Otoe
counties reached Lincoln Sunday. So
far as known there was no loss of life,
but property damage, according to re-
ports, was considerable.
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Rhine to be Neutralized.

Paris.-The council of four has yir-
tually decided, according to informa-
ton from French sources, that the left
bank of the Rhine will be neutralized
until Germany has paid the indemnl-
ties fixed by the peace conference. 1t
is understood that French and Bel
glan troops. will hold this territory.
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Two Killed at Railway Crossing.

Salt Lake City.-L. D. Briggs, 80
years OF age, and his wife, James Wine
gar Briggs, y years of age, both of
Bountiful, were killed and their three
year-old son, James Briggs, seriously
injured Saturday when an automobile
which they occupied was struck and
demolished by Bamberger electric
train on railroad crossing about a
quarter of mile south of Bountiful
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Famous Referee Called,

New Orleans. - John Fitzpatrick,
who refereed the fight in Mississippi
City, IN which John L. Sullivan won
the worlds championship from Paddy
Ryan and the 75-round fight between
sullivan and Jake Kilrain at Richburg,
MISS, died at his home here Monday,
aged IS,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
KOREANS PROCLAIM REpuRl
Name Head of Principal Native Re.
ligious Sect as President.

San Francisco.-Son Pyung Hi, head
OF the principal native religious sect
OF Korea, has been named president
of the recently declared Korean pro-
visional government, with headquar-
tiers in Manchuria, according to a
caolegram received here Friday by the
Korean National association from the
Rev. Hymn Soon, it's representative in
shanghai. A cabinet of eight port
fOliOs was named.
The seat of the provisional govern
ment is in an unnamed Manchurian
city, the cable said.
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Anarchists Busy In huniand.

Berlin.-Attempts have been made
recently In several towns to induce the
troops to take part in the revolt plan
ned Tor the purpose of overthrowing
the government, breaking up the ma
tional assembly and proclaiming
soviet republic.
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Soviet Worker Behind Bars.

Spokane.-Harry NJ. Wicks, who, the
police declare, is an organizer of
soviet" patterned after that of Rus
STA, was arrested Saturday on charge
of violating city ordinance that pro-
hibits the advocacy of disloyalty to the
laws of the United States.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
state Church is Aboljshed

Paris.--The commission on constitu-
ton Of the German assembly has
adopted II clause STIMULATING that there
shall be no state church, dispatch
from Weimar says. Sunday Is main
tained as 4 legal holiday.
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Judge Lindsey DANGEROUSLY m.

Denver.-Mrs. Ben b. Lindsey, wife
OF Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the Den
yer juvenile court. left Friday for New
York City in response to telegram
stating that Judge Lindsey was dang.
erously Ill.
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San Francisco Strike Settled.

San Francisco.-A year of industrial
strife in the San Francisco bay dis
trict shipyards and contract shops was
ended April 4. when approximately
10000 machinists, boilermakers and al
lied craftsmen who were out for two
months or more as result of strike
returned to work under compromise
agreement.
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Baker Sails for France.

New York.-Secretary Baker has
eAiled on the transport Leviathan for
France. Mr.. Baker was accompanied
to France by c. W. Cuthell, the war
department representative on the
American liquidation commission, and
by his secretary, Stanley King.
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Pershino Band to Aid Loan,

Washington. - General Pershings
headquarters band, composed of $50
picked MUSICIANS from the American
expeditionary force, will tour the prin-
cipal cities of the eastern states as a
feature of the publicity campaign for
the Victory Liberty loan drive.
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Railway Receipts and Expenditures.

Washington. After withholding
financial reports for the past two
months, the railroad administration
on April . issued a summary of re-
ceipts and expenditures from the re-
volving fund In March. Cash receipts
from all sources amounted to S176,973,-
900, and disbursements were sos, 4S7,-
600.
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Dubious Of Peace by Easter.

Paris.-The possibility of peace by
Easter is doubted by French news
papers. The Journal points out that
even If the preliminaries are wholly
agreed upon by Easter there remains
all the negotiations with Germany,
which it believes, will be at least as
laborious as the pourparlers between
the allied and associated powers.
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Six Changes Proposed.

New Neutrality-suspicious. for six
amendments to the league Of nations
covenant have been cabled to the peace
conference by the League of Free
Nations association, it was announced
here Friday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
eoIsheviki Busy in eav,,i,

Spa, Belgium.-A soviet republic has
been proclaimed in Munich, Bavaria
according to a wireless message re-
ceived here by Matthias Erzberger.
head OF the German armistice com.
mission.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Excellent Record Made.

Dover, England.-In the whole per-
tod of the war the famous Dover pa
troll of destroyers conveyed 125, 100
merchant vessels with the loss of only
seventy-three. OF these 62,4OO passed
northward, 25,5OO westward and &c.
200 across the channel,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
illinois Will Sue 1urleson.

Springfield, Hl.-Attorney General
Brundasef was instructed by the Illi-
nois public utilities commission Friday
to begin legal proceedings against
Postmaster General Burleson for in
creasing the telegraph rates within the
state of Illinois without first comply
ing with the orders and rules of the
utilities commission.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Pershinq Win Visit Italian Kim

Rome.-General Pershing has ac.
cepted an invitation from the Italian
government to visit the king in MAY.
The American commander will be ac-
rompanied by Col. Lloyd Griscom,
FORMER ambassador at Rome.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Brazilian Eruption Report Denied.

Rlo Janeiro.-Reports of violent
eruption in the mountain range near
Palmeira dos Indios, in the region of
fernambuco, with heavy loss of life
and great property damage are denied
by Brazilian government authorities.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Castro Locates Villa eriaands.

Juarez.-Having received informa.
zion from Chihuahua City Of the where
asouts Of Francisco Villas main COM
mand, General Jesus Agustin Castro
has left here to take the field against
the villa forces.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Chinese Ask Better Terms,

DISQUALIFICATION Of the twenty
one demands made by Japan early in
1915 is urged by the Chinese govern
ment " an official statement cabled
from Pekin and received by the jan
anese peace delegation on April 6
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Sixty Houses Demolished.

Omaha.-Though sixty houses wer.
demolished in one of the most fash
tonable residence sections of the city
by Sundays tornado, not single
Heath has resulted from the score or
more seriously injured.
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Another Issue Of Loan Certificate,

Observation-Disclosures issue Of loan
certificates of Indebtedness Of $780,
100000 minimum, dated April 10 and
maturing September 8, bearing Az per
cent interest, was announced April 6,
by the treasury department. Subscrip-
ton books will close April II.
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Increase In Trade Of Britain

London.-JThe board of trade fig
ures for March show that imports de-
creased f1.450,O0O from February,
while exports increased f17,1O6,OOO.
The principal decreases in imports
We're in cotton f4,5O0,OOO and food
E3,O00,00O,
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Swedish Waters Reported Clear.

Washington.--The Swedish minister
OF marine has notified navigation in
terests that Sweden has taken up or
destroyed the mines and mine fields
planted during the war in Swedish
territorial waters.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Page Quits SHIPPING Board

Washington. The resignation Of
Charles Page Of San Francisco from
the United States shipping board was
announced Friday. 1t will not become
effective until President Wilson has
returned from France.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Leonard viii Meet R;chi.

Newark, N. J.-Benny Leonard, the
lightweight boxing champion has been
matched to meet Willie Richie OF San
Francisco, former titleholder, in an
eight-rOund match on April %,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Speedy Relief Promised Britons

Winston Spencer Churchill.
secretary Of state for war, has sent a
telegram in his own name to the
British troops in northern Russia,
promising that they would be support
ed and relieved at the earliest moment
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
Mexican Passport Rule. su.n.nd..,

Brownsville. Tex.-Mexican border
passport regulations are practically
suspended in zone forty miles south
OF the border. according to announce
ment by the United States immirra-
ton authorities Friday.
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Treasury, Mr.. John Hallowell. who
left Washington on Friday. was
joined in Chicago by Mrs. Hallowell,
who will accompany him on an official
to Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Gould have gone
to Newport for a visit to Mrs. I.
Goodwin Hobbs. the mother OF Mrs.
Gould.
Mrs. Hunt-Slater, who. has been
alone at the Slater bungalow. on Bon
Island. at Bar Harbor. was Joined last
week by her sisters, Mrs. Diedrich
and Mrs. Horatio N. Slater. From
now on social and musical gatherings
will be the order Of the day and
night at that most hospitable home.
trip to Alaska.
Miss Dorothy McCauley left Wash
ington on Friday for Winthrop. Mass,
for short stay. She will be joined
next week by Miss Lenore Murray.
who will make the trip to Boston by
water. Miss McCauley and Miss Muir
ray will visit in Nantucket, Marble
head. Revere Beach and stop in New
London, Conn.,. to be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. williams, on their way
home. They will make the trip from
New London to Washington by water,
returning early in September.
Mr. and Mrs. E.. D. Godfrey are at
Berkeley Springs, W. Va. for visit
of some weeks.
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KNOWS OF HIDDEN RICHES.
"sea Captain" SO, Freed Of Va
grancy Charge, Tells Pirate Tale.

Charles NJ. Bower. alias Steele.
eighty-two years old. an old sea cap
tain, who was arrested more than a
week ago, had a charge Of vagrancy
this morning.
When arrested Bower told the po-
lice a weird story about having been
skipper on the good ship Mary Die, in
1874. She was loaded with gold and
diamonds consigned to the Peruvian
government. and captured by pirates
off the Island. OF Cocas, near Porto
Rico. The band took the body and
hid it in some cliffs. Bower said that
he knew where the treasures were
hidden and was trying to get together
enough money to make an expedition
to Cocas and recover them.
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Marriage Licenses.

Raymond p. Nicholson. Batesville. Nd. and
Alice d. Allen. Cherrydale, Va. Rev. J. b.
Jenries.
Crispolo G. Donate and Nellie Murphy, both
Of this city. Rev. Thomas A. Walsh:
Ernest O.. Mallory and Laura Campbell stone.
both Of Hanover county. Va. Rev. Hugh 7.
Stevenson. 49,
Arthur d. Craig Of Des Moines, Iowa, and
Maude 81. Gillette Of this city. Rev. A.. +.
Anderson.
Eugene e. La Vine Of St. Paul. MINI. and
Katherine A. Reust, st. Louis, Mo-, Rev. J.
A. Smith. -.
b. A. Maupin and Luella Swortzell. both Of
Stuarts Draft, Va. Rev. Henry II. Ranck.
Charles z. Dean, Gimp Humphreys, Va.
T. e. Davis.
Charles Prazsky and Mae Benes, both Of
Chicago, Ill. Rev. T. E. Davis.
z. c. Tolson Of this city and Florence J.
Headley Of Lake. Va. Rev. J. H. Jeffries.
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the Southern, the Gulf Mobile and
Northern and the Louisville and
Nashville resuming their duties. The
men are returning to their posts,
stated officials Of the local unions.
pending the taking OF an ofical
strike ballot. f.
!. WINCHESTER, Va. August H.
Striking ,shopinen- of tho Southern
railway at Harrisonburx and Stras-
burg, Va, returned to work this
morning.
SALISBURY. N. c., August 11.-FR-
teen hundred members OF tho FeS1Af-
ated Crafts Of the Southern railway
shops at Spencer. who have been on
strike for several days, returned to
work this morning. VI. go. -
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to the
health department in tho past twenty-four
hours:
Horace L. Martin. 90. o. 8. Soldiers Home
Hospital
Martha n. Coppage. e. LOT r street.
Susan Banks. 90. 91c Z street southwest.
Julia Brooks. SO, 500 ID street southwest.
Matthew W.. johnson, g, 1903 N street.
Infant Of Jacob @. and Lucy King. Is min
utes, 1893 Whittingham street northeast.
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sAENGERBUED ELECTION
Martin Wiegand Chosen Presil
Of City Organization.

Martin Wiegand was elected
dent Of the Washington Saengef d
at the meeting last night at the y
quarters. 314 c street. This was be
first meeting of the orsAnfxa11b n
since the war.
other officers elected were John
Weber, vice president: Richard
Brauner. secretary; Adolph Brauner
corresponding secretary. and John
Wischusen, treasurer. The board OF
directors was elected as follows
George N Siebert, A Lepper. John
waidmann. Norman G. Winkler. c.
Simon, Otto Borcharding. Willie
Wiegmann. Max Schmidt. William
Hannemann and D. Won Boettger.
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r. J.. Jones Asks Limited Divorce

Charging that he was forced to leave
her because she assaulted him. Ralph
]. Jones, an employe Of the navy yard,
today fi1cd suit in the Supreme Court
Lof the District for limited divorce
from his, wife, Capitola E. Jones Of
the District of Columbia. He asks that
he be given. custody Of their one child.
John Paul Jones.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to the
health department In the past twenty -four
hours:
Wallace A. and Ethel V. Stevens, girl.
Sam and Rita Needle. boy.
Robert W. and Ethel L. Nicely, boy.
William 8. and Mary Houser, girl.
Otha 3. and Agnes e. Crismond, girl.
Edward 8. and Grace B. Beach, girl.
Edgar g. and Edna -Beery, boy. -,
John D. and Ellen T. Scott. boy.
William and Julia Ross, boy.
David and Idella Jamison, boy.
William and Beatrice johnson. girl.
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5000 60 to Work at Columbus.

OHIo' AuSust, H.
Striking shopmen Of the Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western. and Toledo and
Ohio Central railroads here. nearly
5000 in number, returned to work this
morning, following ratification by
union officials Of the majority vote
taken in a mass meeting Saturday
night. Reports from the railroad
yards were that all the men had re-
turned to work. Union leaders stated
however. that in case the unions de.
mands were not met by September 2
a general strike will be called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-11

Capt. Stanley L.. Wolfe Of Chevy
Chase. Nd, recently received from
Gen. Pershing citation for excep-
tionally meritorious and conspicuous
services. - =. .
Capt. Wolfe served eighteen months
with the American .expeditionary
force and eleven months on the gen.
eral STAFF. He held the. position of
executive assistant to the assistant
chief of staff. GIL, and, in addition,
was in charge of the finance sections.
Upon his recent return to the United
States he secured hts discharge from
the. Army and resumed his work in
the United States forestry service.
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Portraits Of Peace Delegation.

The division Of prints of the Library
of Congress announces that 1t has on
exhibition a collection of seventy-ffve
Photographic portraits Of the delegates
to the peace conference. at Paris. The
public will be able to see the collection
at the library through the courtesy OF
Harris C Ewing, photographers Of
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Woman Cuts Own Throat.

Mrs. Mercie Delaney. colored, twenty
eight years old, 1910 q street.. cut
her throat with a razor this morning
in an alleged attempt to end her life.
She was taken to Freedmen's Hospi-
was serious.
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secreted War Material Confscated

BERN, August 10 tHavas).-From
Rumanian sources it has been learned
that 10000 rifles, machine guns and
grenades hidden by the Bulgarians
during the operations in the province
Of Dobrudja, Rumania, have been
found and confiscated.
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Chicago Gets Varied Reports.

CHICAGO, August 11.-Strikine fed
Grated railway men returned to work
at q number of points today, while at
others the men voted to remain out
until their demands for increase of
wages were granted.
Plans for holding the national con-
ference of strikers called for next
Thursday went forward today by the
Chicago district council.
Action to be taken at this con-
ference is now up to the director gem
eral of railroads." ]. D. Sanders, sec
rotary Of the Chicago council, said
We expect word from Washington
some time today. Should the admin
|.istration delay action further the
men will refuse to return to their
jobs"
Widening OF the breach between. To-
cal. unite and the international heads
was made apparent with receipt Of q
telegram from B. NJ. Jewell, head of
the railway division of the American
Federation Of Labor, declaring that
striking locals would not be Permitted
to cast ballots in the vote being taken
on the question Of q strike August "a
Reports were received. at council
Headquarters that strikers had burned
some of the ballots sent out from In
ternattonal headquarters.
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1,750 Return to Shops At Mobile.

MOBILE. Ala, August 11.+Approxi-
mately 1,750 railroad shopmen who
have been on strike for week re.
turned to work here this morning.
employees Of the Mobile and Ohio. and
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3ocleM.

- - RS. MARSHALL entertained
n III at luncheon today in the
/ N vice presidential suite at
Wardman Park Hotel the
! ladies of the executive
committee of the Senate branch of the
, Red Cross.
Tonight the Vice President and Mrs.
-, Marshall will be the guests at din
! ner of Mr.. and Mrs. George LIE Roy
Boyle, the latter formerly Miss Mar
] garet McChord, at their apartment at
the Rochambeau.
| A special mission of the Chilean
! government. headed by Don 1smael
Tocernal. president of the senate. and
Pedro IniQuez. representing the cham
Der of deputies. with military and
naval representatives, will visit this
Department was advised last Satur-
day. The party expects to sail from
Santiago on the steamer Ayson Au-
! gust Is, en- route to England to re-
/ turn a visit made to Chile by Sir
Maurice de Bunson.
The mission will proceed by way of
/ Panama, Cuba and Key West. and
thence to New York city and Wash
| ington. The plans contemplate sail
ing for England from New York on
the Adriatic about September 10.
Mrs. Shields in Washington.
Senator John X. Shields has been
joined at the Shoreham by Mrs. Shields
and her daughter. Miss Jeanette Cowah,
who will remain several days before
going to their home at Knoxville, Tenn.
where the marriage of Miss Cowan to
Lieut.. Col. Clement c. Heth, U. S. A.,
will take place next month. The plans
for the wedding are not yet complete,
but it will take place at home and there
will no doubt be large wedding party.
Mrs. Shields and her daughter have
been making a series of visits in New
York and Boston for several weeks past.
Miss Margaret Wilson dined informal
~ with Col. and Mrs. Edward T. Brown,
who had small company to meet her
at dinner Saturday evening at the
Spruce Cabin Tea House. in Bethesda.
The counselor Of the Swiss Legation,
DR.. Carl Paul Hubscher. has gone to
Saranac Lake to spend the rest of the
month OF August with Mime. Hubscher,
who is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. x. Schoepf of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Peter Christian Schou Of the
Danish legation staff is spending the
month Of August at Lake Placid. N. Y.
Judge and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Ballou
left Washington yesterday morning
for two-week' stay at the seashore.
Miss Betty Burnett, Mrs. Ballou's
daughter. did not accompany. them,
but remained here at their apart
ment.
Mrs. Henry Leonard. wife Of Maj.
Leonard, United States Marine Corps.
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Louise Theron, has left for Glacier
Park, Mont. where they will spend
some time before going to Colo
RADIO Springs. They will return to
Washington late in September.
Clarence Owsley, assistant secre-
tary Of agriculture, addressed a large
gathering last evening in the Art
Museum at Southampton. N. Y, his
subject being the Farm and the Fac
tory" -
Mrs. J. II. Purdy Of Washington
has arrived by motor and Joined DR..
and Mrs. ]. A Markoe at Dixville
Notch. N. n. They will remain there
for two weeks.