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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-05-01

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5 cents the package.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
EUROPEAN UNREST MAY
HOLD UP PEACE TREATY
ny ROBERT J. BENDER,
iled Press san CorrespondenI.
ASUTNGTON.

either
diquicng orboh
international
SITUATE -four hours
Lenine reported dspeng
establishment of Bolshevik rule In Hungary and IS
reported that the have the Entente
growing possibility OF Germany
the influence The
the ranks the Allies
three alternatives II the chaos -
be checked spreads further in Europe
the 10 invite all Russian
factions TO PrinkipO 20 talk IL
The alternatives them
sci
Recognize daeto their
respective districts,
Of the movement while attempting TO ak sense
o he "Reds;"
In whole Bolshevii the Allies
threatening
the Reds has
Of
bullets
andrea o the latter have prevailed.
in
by of the
nionsthe Allies and neutrals ooperaingw be joint
the spread of Bolshevism
the Developments plans
n / stated here early today
officials
q result Bolshevhi in
admitted ; il beng
5 o
sidered factors.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
Minister WOULD
DUMP BOLSHEVIKI
ANDL.H.H.INS SEA
No Place in America for
Anarchy, DR.. Griesemer
SAYS
condemn TEOSE who
WOULD DESTROY SABBATH

The Rev. Henry A. Griesemer' d. D.
minister o. second Baptist Church.
answered the question in his sermon
subject last night, Politics and Re
ligion-Can They Mix2' by saying that
they are mixing and should mix. lie
pointed 20 coming nationwide prohiDl-
tion and other moral issues OF the day
as showing what can be accomplish II
Christian men and women take proper
interest in politics-not the kind oil
politics that leads to treason against
lhe nation, but the kind Of politics that
Is regarded as a science.
The speaker took issue with Chi-
cago editor who condemned ministers
for entering politics because their
greatest teacher, Jesus Christ, didn !
have anything TO say about politics
while he was on earth. Or. Griesemer
termed the writer Of that editorial an
an fgnoramus 50 far as Bible teachins Is
concerned, pointing TO Christs saying
Render unto Caesar the things that
are Caesars and unto God the Things
that are Gods" lie told also an incl
debt Of Christ with his disciples inding
a coin in the mouth OF a FISH when
they used to pay taxes TO snow inc
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
ALLIED MONITORS SAIL FOR
BELGRADE TO BREAK GRIP OF
BOLSHEVIKI ON HUNGARY
WORLD FACES CRISIS
WHILE TREATY WITH
GERMANY DRAGS ON
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press
Infinitely serious situation to
Supeonense at It's hshI
10
the arnisee signed me months ago ana ns
months Instead OF military
that threatening Economic
lost signing peace brings ue ga ~
Hungarys action M forming
Boshk and declaring
reached
Bolshetis mas been
a hunded situation In Hungary
world the leadng
they not lighting they were
speeding The
had do something But everything now
action taken
the conference Is the worst mudde since
decisions having arrived can DC
ive situation follows;
questions tor
heny brought
from Fapt problem has bearing what
peace
rights Dalmaa constantly booming up
lthouqh I isl purely oncf OF interalied settlement
mshandd The council saturday
originally proposed
still clngng
expenditures In which the United
alternative they
exchange The cn OF this would be TO bring up the
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
SIX WARS RAGE
ABROAD While
PEACE LAGS

While the peace conference j.
settling the peace OF the world
the following wars are under way:
Hungary versus the Allies (newly
declared.
Russian BOlshevih versus the
Allies.
Poles versus the Ulranians.
Poles versus the Germans.
Poles versus the CzechO-Slovaks.
Ukrainians versus the Russian Boil
Shevih.
Hungary, forming a soviet republic
in alliance with the Russian Boil
Sheyiki has declared war on the Al
lies, according TO dispatches from
Budapest today. 4 Soviet army Of
10000 under General Georgey is re-
ported 20 have crossed the Russian
frontier into Hungarian Galicia and
10 be marching on Lemburg, now
held by the Poles.
Other BOlsbeviki detachments are
said 20 be moving toward Budapest
10 aid the Hungarians in resisting
the Allies whose forces are now scat
tered throughout Hungary. These
are believed 20 he only the advance
guard OF huge Bolsheyiki army
which Premier Lenine will send into
Hungary within few weeks.
The Allies have sent fleet of
monitors up the Danube from Bel
grade in an effort TO reach Budapest.
capital of Hungary. While there has
been some disorder in Budapest.
American diplomatic advices received
from Paris. stated that Allied and
American representatives are safe.
President karolyi, reS'gning in
favor of a Socialist Communist
coalition government declared he
was turning Hungary over 10 the
radicals because the Allies are con-
centrating their forces in Hungary
TO attack the Russian Soviet republic
and because the Hungarians are dis
satisfied with the peace conferences
attitude toward fixing Hungarian
boundaries.
The new ministry Immediately
wirelessed Lenine for aid in oppos-
ing the Allies. He promised them,
II was said, TO keep in touch with
the military situation"
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
TWO FINED FOR
TRAFFIC MIX UP

For violating the traffic rules. VIII
liam J. Mundy was fined s. and costs.
and for dsorderly conduct, in connec-
ton with the same case, Clarence Jef-
ferson, Negro, was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Churchman in Municipal Court
this morning. Nlundy was driving a
team and had o narrow escape from a
collision at Ninth and Market streets
Saturday afternoon when he was plac-
ed under Arrest by Onlcer Blackiston.
JEFFERSON. who was in the carriage. be-
came boisterous and told the oficer
that he was going TO get away
Mundy said that his horse was frisky
and had been frightened by an automo,
bile, thus causing him to lose con.lo'
Of il. jefferson said that he was irisl5
tened by the actions OF the horse ana
was getting from the carriage when ar
rested.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
PEACE MAKERS
TO SAFEGUARD
RIGHTS Of j. S.
President Wilson Will Or
fer Amendment Covering
the Monroe Doctrine
CHAOS CONFRONTS
BODY IN LAST week
By The United Press

by the United Press
PARIS. March 2f.-An amendment 10
the leaaue OF nations covenant covering
the Monroe Doctrine, advocated by
President Wilson and Colonel House, Is
expected 10 be presented at tonights
session of the league commission. The
propoSed amendment would prevent
any power from acquiring territory in
the western hemisphere by conquest,
purchase treaty or otherwise, unless
the Americas consented.
This article was reported today TO be
meeting with opposition from within
the commission, especially by the Brit
ish and French, who have extensive in
terests in the Americas. N could not
be learned whether the President will
attempt. TO force through the amend
meni. despite this opposition, but II
was believed he viii strongly advocate
its adoption, inasmuch as II would re-
move much of the ground for oppOsi-
tion In the United States. The Mon
roe Doctrine proposal is held by some
10 mark considerable recession from
Wilson's original position that the COW
enant would not be altered, except in a
minor way.
The proposal for changes in the cove
nant submitted by senator King OF
Utah. have not yet been officially COM
menied on.
Iapan's recommendation for an
amendment providing racial equality,
was not presented at Saturdays meet
ing.
"a press association dispatch Satur-
day said lt was up for consideration.
Continued on pace twol
CLOVER DAIRY MILK.
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Evening journal., 1919-03-24

Pierre :. dupont. president OF 4. !.
dupont dc Nemours and Company, on
Saturday, made a formal proposition
20 purchase the Wilmington and Ken
nett turnpike and il his proposal is ac-
cepted by stockholders OF that corpora
lion, he will construct a concrete road
way from Wilmington 10 the Pennsyl-
,ania line and turn II over TO the pub
lie. without one cent Of cost TO the
county or TO the state.
Through the generosity OF Mr.. du-
Fcnt, Delaware avenue, from Market
street TO its intersection with Pennsyl-
vania avenue, at Van Buren, street, and
Eleventh street, from Market TO Jelfer-
son street. have been widened and
paved at his own expense, and without
one cent. of cost imposed upon the tax
payers Of Wilmington. The Street and
sewer directors also have mder con-
sideration at this time a proposition of
Mr.. DUPONT for the widening of Penn
sylyanin avenue, from the y. a q. rail-
road 10 the city line, at his own expense.
His latest Offer 10 buy the Whining
ton and kennett turnpike and convert
the only remaining toll road in the
state into free public highway Of
most modern construction, supplements
the Improvements to NilmingiOn's
streets. brought about through his pub
Tic .spiritedness, and no doubt will merit
the commendation OF the public gener-
ally, and especially OF persons who
traverse the roads OF the rural county.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
By the United Press.

BY the United Pre>>.
COPENHAGEN, March 2i-Detach-
ments OF the Russian Bolshevik armies
were reported in a Berlin dispatch TO
be marching toward Budapest TO aid
the new Soviet Republic established in
Hungary.
The d.spatcn said state Of war has
been declared against the Entente and
that general mobilization has been
ordered In Hungary.
Dispatches from Vienna said the Bol-
shevik ENJOYS In Budapest have prom
ised that the main forces of the Soviet
armies would be ready 10 march into
Hungary within few weeks. .Th,
newly formed workmen's ministry il
Budapest iS said 10 be headed by NJ
cxander Garbai.
The Hungarian Soviet republic, ac
cordinq 10 a Budapest dispatch, ha
sent wireless message TO Premier Len
inc. asking him 10 come TO Budapes
and personally take charge of the stu
alton. Lenine was greeted as the "in
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
PIERRE S. DU POINT WOULD
BUY KENNETH PIKE, MAKE
FREE CONCRETEROADO OFT
Formal Proposition to Buy
Turnpike Company Stock at OUer
$50 a Share, More Than TlUice
Par Would Construct a
24-FOOt Wide Highway From
City 10 Pennsylvania Line

Mr. ddPonts formal proposal was
made to the board OF managers OF the
Wilmington and Kenhett Turnpike
Company, Of which Colonel Henry A,
dupont Is president. at a special meet
ing on Saturday afternoon. and should
il meet with the approval OF the stock
holders with the same readiness as the
board Of managers approved 10. Mr..
dupont would be enabled 70 begin con-
slruction Of the concrete roadway
along the turnpike right Of way at an
early date.
Mr.. duPonts offer was transmitted in
letter sent TO Colonel dupont as presi-
dent Of the turnpike company, and In
it. In brief. ne sets forth his desire 10
buy the physical property Of the turn
pike for 10000 and to pay $4,000 for
the franchise. but out Of the latter
amount the indebtedness Of the com
pany must be paid The capital stock
Of the company is $4,000. and the in
debtedness IS said TO be about 5000.
which would net the stockholders a
little hore than $50 for each share. The
stock has a par value Of So a share,
and it win be observed that price per
share that Mr.. dupont is willing to pay
is more than twice the par value O.
the stock.
The last estimate OF the value Of the
turnpike shares. made in the settlement
Of an estate. was $50 share. The
CONTINUED on Page FifteenJ
Evening journal., 1919-03-24

naval bodies. These terms are now
ready for Inclusion in the peace treaty,
except FOR a few minor details.
PREPARATION. boundaries and post
war economic terms arc siill IN lluid
state.
AT The present rate % progress thl
discussions musl drag on Tor weeks.
Whether The peace treaty Is com
pleted by next Saturday as planned de-
pends upon whether a different pro-
gram FOR the present dickering Is
forced through"
Evening journal., 1919-03-24

Meanwhile. France has done nothing
to date 10 meet the serious financial
situation confronting her due to this
hope OF some international arrange
ment. The French people have not
been taxed within 80 per cent as heav-
lily as The British and Americans for
carrying on the war with iheprcsent
situation as the result.
Against the set program of having
all committee reports submitted by
March. Only two major committees have
completed their work-the military and
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
f1vrD FOR uRBERsHOP now.

For disorderly conduct In the barber
sbin NJ Annie Thomas, Negress, at No.
i23 King street, Alfred Burgess, Negro.
was lned s. and costs by Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court this
morning.
Andrew Buckman was flned 81 and
costs for spitting on the floor Of q
trolley car. He was arrested by~Detec-
tive Weldin Of the traction company.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
Clothing Drive On

Everybody help the destitute mil
lions i'm the war-strichen countries
of our Allies in Europe aud the Near
East, by bringing worn, but good
clothing TO the Old City Hall, Red
Cross headquarters. The drive for
discarded clothing began today and
will continue ell this week. Give
generously. or thousands Of human
beings viii perish. Burlsps bags
are wanted.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
5000 BRITISH
MINERS ON STRIKE

By The United Press.
LONDON. March 2i.-While repre-,
seniaiiyes OF the triple alliance ana
the government were continuing theE
negotiations today, COCO miners went on
strike In the Phondda Valley reslon'
They announced the walkout wa ~
protest against the governments Iail-
ure 10 grant the miners full Geinsnus l.Ila5
Railway workers In Liverpooi pasSS
resolutions expressing indignation az
The governments compromise oner anu
demanding a strike. Railway union ",-
aciais described the situation as "dii-
0cf1lt 4"
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
MAY TRY To KEEP
Legislature IN
SESSION LONGER
Democrats Will Oppose
Paid Fire Department
for Wilmington
Guard AGAINST "RIPPER.S.
IN CLOSING hours
stan Correspondent.

sian correspondent.
STATE HOUSE. Dover. Del, March 24
Robert Pennington, personal counsel
for Alfred ]. dupont. came 10 Dover
this morning and Immediately on ar
riving. went into conference with for
mer United States cenator J. Frank Al
lee. 10 Is reported that his business
has 10 do with the bill 20 legalize GU
mulaiive stock voting. which was in
trOduced IN the Senate last Thursday
by Senator Walker for Mr.. duPdnt
There Is a ruInor about the State
House this morning that before the
close Of today, an attempt viii be made
90 further extend the session for the
consideration OF business on the calen-
dar. While the rumOr could not be
verified, IL would not down.
One report IS that an effort will be
made to take a recess for three weeks
Democratic memssrs OF the House
held a short caucus this morning after
which it was stated that the Democratic
Numbers in the House would oppose
the Senate bill requiring unanimous
vote Of the Sussex Levy Court com
missioners TO override The veto OF the
county comptroller.
They also decided 10 oppose as q
party Senator Robertson's bin provd-
ing for the Council Of Wilmington 10
establish a paid fire department when
it was thought necessary on the ground
that IL was not a fair effort 70 secure
a paid department.
Other Wilmington bills were discuss
ed in the caucus and it was qgreed to
oppose any which might carry a rip
per-.
Representative parker's bill TO ex-
empt Sussex County from the provi-
s. ons OF the child labor law was killed
in the House, it receiving but three
votes Those who voted for the bill
Continued on Page Fifteen.)
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
by The United Press.

by The United Press.
BERLIN, March 23.--(Dclayed)-Ihe
new Hungarian republic has formed an
alliance with the Russian Bolskevii
and declared war on the Entente, Buda-
pest dispatches announced today.
Bolshcvik forces were reported 10 he
moving into Hungary 10 aid the new
government against French and other
Allied troops. which are scattered
through the country.
The action of karolyrs ministry In
rcsi0nin0 and turning The country over
10 tho communists was said 10 have
resulted from dissatisfaction at Allicd
occupation and proposed adjustment OF
the Hungarian frontiers by The peace
ccnfcrcncc.
Representatives OF Premier Lenin,
are reported 10 have assisted "a fornl.
ing the new Socialist communist min
istry which Is constituted ss follows;
Alexander Carbai. president; Eugen
Barga minister OF flnancc; Josef po-
ganny, min 'ster Of war. Wilhelm
Boelm. minister OF Specialization; Bella
hun, minister Of foreign affairs.
The new cabinet has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation;
rUniting with the worlds B0lshevihi,
We rise against the Entente and Inn
per.alism and proclaim general mo-
b'lization. All opponents viii be eN-
ecuted."
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
ACCUSED ON GAMBLING CHARGE.

Patrolman A. Devlnney this morning
arrested Samuel Plun. q cigar store
keeper at Fourth and Scott streets, on
a charge OF keeping a gaming device.
The arrest grew out Of the police con
dlscating a chance board, being used al
the cigar store, several days ago.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
EiGHr-H0UR LAW UPHELD.
Bv The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, March si-supreme Court toiiy affirmed de-
on Of lower courts which upheld the provision of Arizonla
eghi-hour which provided that the eight
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
BY the United Press.

he NtN 1ult'u iAtr-.
PARIS, March 2i.-The Bolshevik.
movement. eliminating IN Hungary set
ting up a Soviet republic and declaring
war on the Allies was believed today 10
have furnished an explanation for Ger
many's dilatory and obstructive tactics
toward the peace conference.
Germany, playing for time. has now
reached point where she viii offer to
oppose a Bolshevik invasion Of West
ern Europe in exchange for less sewers
terms In the opinion OF many delegates.
This Is not such a preposterous situs-
tion as at first appears, according 70
the opinion expressed In some quarters'
The entire situation south OF me pa
tic Is chaotic and full Of dynamits-
may possibly grow entirety OUT % a.
J Continued on Page Iwo.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
sun AND TIcEs.
IN OF The IlfriSliana.
LOST AND FOUND.

4 osT-GENTLEMAN'S GOLD WATCH,
IL knife and chain. with initials L. L. NJ.
Reward II returned TO Evening Journal
once. mar2f-3t.
CONTINUED on Page Fourteen)
Evening journal., 1919-03-24

BY The United Press.
BASLE. March 2i.-General Georgey.
commanding an army Of 10000 Bolshe-
viks. was reported in a Vienna dispatch
today 90 have crossed the Dnclster
river and entered Gallcia His army,
composed largely Of Hungarian and
Bulgarian troops, captured by Russia
during the war. Is said to be following
the Lemberg- Budapest railway.
lLemberg Is only GO miles from the
Russo-Hungarian frontier. The Poles re-
Gently recapiured the city from Tx
rainiansa
A dispatch from Budapest said the
Czechs have begun 20 mobilize against
/ the Hungarians.
The HUNGARIAN Soviet sent Premier
I Lenino a wireless. addressing him as
"chief OF The Universal soviet and ask
/ Ing military aid against the entente
Lenine replied that Russia Is delighted
at iiungary's action and that sho wouSi
keep 30 touch with the military slkla-
/ lion.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
,,,r,c,n,,ys D:sanM ENTENTE SOLDIERS

March eiAn Entente detachment near Budapest has
,, by Hungarian soldiers according to a dispatch from
.,., c,, received today by way Of Vienna
Another dispatch said Official announcement had been made in
n.i,pest that Czech army marching against Hungary
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
KarOIyi Ministry Turns NelU Re-
public OUer TO Russian Reds, the
NeiU Combination Declaring War
on the Entente. Although Firing Is
Reported from Budapest, Allied
REPRESENTATIVE Are Safe

ternational leader and was assured Of
Hungary's solidarity" He Is said to
have replied. asking that he be kept
constantly advised OF the military SIT
uaiion." n.
Count karolyi in announcing the res
iqnaiion OF his ministry issued pro-
c.amation declaring Allied occupstion
was intended To make Hungary the
dumping of place for operations
against the Russian Bolshevild with
the aid OF Czech troops. lie said the
workmen's and soldiers councils had
decided that they must form an arm
ed alliance with the Bolshcvih AGAINST
the Entente.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
PARIS. March 2i.-Allied monitors
have started up the river from BeI'
grade in an attempt 10 reach Budapest,
Il was announced today. American
diplomatic adviceS said that despite the
fact there has been some firing and DIS
order in budapest, Allied and American
representatives are safe.
Communications have been interrupt
ed between Vienna aud serbia
\ dispatch 10 the Matin said Gen.
Petlura, leader Of the Ukrainian army,
had opened negotiations with Lcnine,
who promised autonomy for the Tx
raine providing Petlura fights against
tho "Poles and Entenie's Imperialism
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
TnnAY,s TEMPERATuRE.

At The Evening Journal Onice.
500 A. M......59 1901 p. M.......9i
1000 \. M.......5i 100 p. M..-....9J
Evening journal., 1919-03-24

A FEELING Of secur1ts goes WIN
.CL LoVER DAILY MILK,-Adss .-sa-----
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
By the United

UN TUn InIT0U TrH,s-
LONDON, March 2i.-Further success
rs by the Bolshevik In the Black sea
region. were reported in the offlclal
communique received from Moscow to-
day. The statement said the Bolshevik
armies drove the Allies back In disorder
between Nosnessensk and odessa. de-
feating an entire division. on the Arch
angel front. the dispatch said an Allied
outpost was captured
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
ACCUsE BON on THEMT.

Arrested by Detective Mahc<cy sat
urday night on a charge Of the'larceny
OF a watch, Romaine McG0vern was
turned over 20 the Juvenile Court.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24

By the United Press
ZURICH. March 2i.-rorelgn Minisc-
ter Brockdorn. pantzau, has sent Sec
reiary kauizky into Hungary 10 obtain
Official information from the new Bol-
shevlk government regarding the sltua-
Evening journal., 1919-03-24
WEATHER

Fair tonight and Tuesday;
continued cool tonight, rising
temperature Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1919-03-24

CLOVER DAIRY MILK.
Iarined. pasteurizcd ana pure.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
MANY COUNTIES IN
CORN GROWING CONTEST

BY United Press:
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May S.-The
1919 five-acre corn growing contest
has spread TO 90 counties OF the
state, il was announced at Purdue
university here today. Reports
reaching here are said to indicate
greater interest in the contest than
has been manifested in the past.
The Indiana Corn Growers asso-
citation, cooperating with Purdue in
the contest, has offered a bronzs
medal to every person producing
IS 20 So bushels OF corn on an acre:
a silver medal for So to 100 bushel
productions and "A gold medal to
productions Of more than one hun.
dred bushels. Each county also Of
fers a minimum OF $50 or its equiv
alent in prizes to the contestants
within its borders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
c. A. R. TO MEET
At BLOOMINGTON
FOrtieth Annual EnCamp-
ment Ends at EIkhart.
Elect Officers.

By United Press: ,
ELKHART. Ind. May S.-With
the election Of William F. Medsker
Of Cambridge City. as department
commander and the selection Of
Bloomington for the 1920 gathering
place. the 10th annual encampment
Of the Indiana department Grand
Army Of the Republic came 70 a
close here at noon today. Other
officers were elected as follows;
Senior vice commander. Frank r.
Touslev. EIkhart; union vice COM
mander. 4. r. Landers, Indianap-
oils. medical director, DR.. 5. l..
Brown. Knox. chaplain, G. NJ. Scott,
Marion National Soldiers Home;
council of administration. c. C.
Schroeder. Evansville: Lewis King,
Vernon: Henry G. Durbin. Ander-
son: W. r. Mckinney, Lebanon and
o. W. Lamport. Wabash.
At the close of the encampment,
Col. Robert ". Mcbride, formerly
Judge Of the supreme court. was
handed a telegram telling of the
death in Chicago of his son. Charles
Mcbride. AZ years old. a veteran Of
the Spanish-American war. Col.
and Mrs Mcbride left at once for
Chicago.