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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
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fofee pom 2tnariffeit

Yonngstptun o., IS. Oft. - Is
.8erbufti,ngcr erfolgten aui cinci
9ngriff nuf suei MANNER, ipelde onS
Jabrifgebuiibe ocr .youngstoipn
Sbcct & Cube Gonlbanp" bctreten
iuoaten. Ser Streit erfolgte ip11.
renb oeS S9idtmr6iels. Strcit uno
S6ldgereien efoIgten in ben
s3ias" poburd tueitere 8erboitun.
gen itattfunben. 9ie groBe araft.
probe luir0 tuobl am Wontas ltatt-
fin0en, oenn Die Gobrifbeiiser iino
Der lleberseugung oaB Die groBe
3ob( Der ar6eiter 5uriidfebren uiro.
Die Sr6eiter iino ebenfoIIs felt iiber.
5cltgt, 0ob iie als Sieger aus bem
aonipf bcrbor9eben iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13

eriudt iperoen miro, 5lt iagen, iuober
er ieine sSriforrintion be5ogen babe.
Der oeplofratiid)e 3iibrer Sitdcod.
Der ieit Der &iiffebr oes 9rGlioenten
nit Dem 8eiben $aufe in enger
@erbinoung itebt, iagte, OaB ieine
sSSnfornotion iiber onS 8efinoen oes
Serrn g8illon bon benz gerift oeS
Senotors Wloies raoifal abmeidr.
Der geItri9e offi8ieIle 8eridt iiber
Oos @eiinoen nes asr1fibenten ldbt
ertennelL oob fein @ediel 5A pcr-
aeihnen lit.
Sbgls.b Or. Gjrapion Sic Sea-
bauptung oes Senators Wfoies itidt
riifbaltsloS in glbreoe iteIlte, 10 beits
tete er ocnno6 inebrercmaIe an onB
Ger Senator falIh uttterrihtet iei.
Cine Oetailierte 9iaenoie, ID iogte
CT, niirOe Die 8ebaiiptung oes Sc
motors Weoies entihieoen mioerlegen.
Mud bofie er, baB Ser Grdioent
balo irnItarlDe iein iuiir0e, e0erortige /
@erildlte 5it beanttuorten.
8eftern abenb uno beute Donlits
tag miro ans Dem 8eiben Sanie
ii6er oo8 @efiloen oes Gr1iioenten
ni6tS geneloet. Gs beibt, oaB Serr
8iffon ben geltrigen Gag mic Sic
paor borbergegangenen nerIebte. Gr
laaidte Oen &I1ngen oes Ebono.
grapben un0 IieB iid) bon ieiner @e.
mabIin 0eoidte Dorlelen. gs lit
fragIib, Oh inn seiaet ipnrOe, 0ob
mebrere ipidtige btin aongrcB onges
nonlmene @eieBe ieiner llnteridrift
barren, Inn ibnen geieBesfrnft 8u
DerIeiben. 9nrlinter befinOet {id] oie
0urhiiibrllilg Der arieesprobibition
1lnO Die glniiabnte Der glnenoerlients
suefs 8eridarfung Der 2ebens!nit-
telfpntrouaffe.
8r. 6roelon erfldrt. Dab CT nelR /.
BraiioenfeH nidJt geifatfen iuer6e,
fi9 init oer GrIeoiglina irgellD mel
der Rcgierunesgei9dfte gu befdiie1,
anber ite iino bodft nir1tiger gta-
tur. SIber aud ipenn Der Gr1iioellt
Die angelloinnlenen 8orfagen niht
pnteridreibt, 10 iperben tie inuerhaIb
5ebn Sogen nag, oereu 9[nnabnte
gum @ciet.
SIN Geaierungsgebd,toe beipridt
man Die aranf6eit oeS grdlioenten.
iid lagenb. OaB, ipllte iid DieieIbe
hini6lcppel, tettiporor eine onoere
8erion nit oen 6unftionen oes Gra.
ii0enten betraut meroen Inl[, itno
5lpor Der gi5e-T -Trafi0ent. 8ieIe iino
Der slniidt, BOB, fads Scr 3ultono
bes @raiioenten iuirflidl idblitnn lit,
Die i'm bebanOelnoen gler5te Oos
2allO bnbot in aenntttis fesen ioas
ten, onitott Die Code hilt8u5ieben,
big iid Ser aongreb init 0icier
6rage befabt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
gserflaat Gdlluieaerbnter.

Beatrice, gaebr. Is. Sft.-Sranf
Sencel, Elm ipoblbabenoer Sarmer
bon girginin, 9ebr., bot i'm Giltrift-
@eridt bon SnIine Gountb cine
SdaoenerieBflaae i'm getrage bon
$13S, $50 gegen ieinen Sdmieger.
batter Sronf aunce uno onoere Ser.
tuanote ieiner Srau einseleitet. I'm.
ter Der geihuIoigung, linn Die gtei.
gnng ieincr @ottin entfrentoct Su
hoben. Seasels @attin erbieIt oieier
Gage cine Sdeiouns nebIt $4,000
in gIilnenfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
9snitor ais Ranber.

Beatrice, 9aebr., 13. Oft. - Sad
elmer 9epeide ans Cos angeles,
GaIifY bot Sarrp 8. Gobce, Sobn
eincs friiberen @ditors BON 8eatriec,
Der ielbIt Elm oroinierter gaitor it,
Elm @eItdnonis obgelegt, inona9 er
it'd iduIoig erfIart, beridieoene
&dltbereien beeanaen 8n baden. gr
Dor friiber 8aItor in 9or6elter,
geebr, ipdter in gittsburgb, aani.,
nno atoeren 8laten. Gin Better
bon ibm ion ebenfallS ooS Gaab.
banOiuerf betrieben bn6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
SrntaIe Mlorbtatea in G6ieaap.

Chicago, 13. Oft. - 3pei Wldfl.
ner iuuroen in einent fleinen @ciaafi
I'M Coup Giitrift erlnoroet gefunoelr.
Sic lnurben nit eincm 8reheiien tot.
geidlnge1l. Die Goli8ei lit Der @sei.
nllng. oaB beioe Morototen bon Sen.
ieIben Berionen Deriibt lunroen. 9ie
Spfer Der Sonntogsmorbe fino ein
Staliener natnens glntonio 9'gria5o.
Iaro uuo Elm s9neioer nomens SSii.
Dor @ansfp, Der Elm fIeines 0eidaH
fiibrte.
Ger 10 Sabre oIte SSSobn @alIG
purbe BON 8atrid Stopeltpn ct.
idoiien. Ser @1or0 mar bie sSoIge
zines @ortfpe6iels iiber Den gSreis
eines Sdndps. Stapeltnn ioll Die
Gat eingeitanoen bnben. gBie ge1el.
bet miro, lit Die Eoli5ei oiif Der Spur
Der S1ter. H
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
Se,a,ar6 County ififtet
iiteitcreft Beifra1
I6err Spbn Simmerer id)idt bic &C.
iammeltetn $443 eiu; Der Sric.
serpcrciu bon gieree opfert
ieine Safe.

Ger Silfsfonos fir 3entroleuropo
|eyot beute ipieoer einen aniebnli6en
|'8eitrag aus Seipar0 GourltD erbol.
Nten. @err Sobn 3immcrer, Der ols
| EGouritp. .Yi5e.4 4rdii0eit cine rege "a.
Ptigfeit i'm sSntereiie oes euten 8er.
Ifes befunoet lino bon mc1reren be.
Ebcr3ten Mdnnern in Der llmgebung
bluader unterItiibt miro, bat Die Sum.
me bon $443.00 fir oas e6le Silfg.
perf nit foleenOem grief einge.
Enot:
SelparO, gaebr.. 10. Oft. 1919.
Srrr Sol. S. Geter,
Smabn, 0ebr.
GeGr geebrtcr Serr Yeterl
lSiermit ien0e ih Sbnen Die ga.
s4en Der eoIen 8eber nnierer 5mei.
l9n, iucnn aud nid)t berbelierten
ggnilaoe, bon $i43.00, uno es ioG
nod rnebr folgen. Die braben giir.
Ger bon Stapelburit in0 llmgeeenb,
ba6en ibr 3ieI eeiett ltno ipollen es
anf tailieno Collars bringen. Bis
lett baben iie $52450 ein9einnot.
SER aluguIt genot lit Der eifrige
5amlnler un6 Die Serren Grid So
eobs itno GbriItinn Shanl iin6 feline
hcioen 5iiripreher, fin oos sroBe
gsert Ser 91ditenIiebe.
@ocbner uno ltmgeeeno, nit Dem
| tiid,tiaen @itorbeiter, Serrn @uItop
,gcmpeI, ididte bon elm poor M6n.
FERN $4,000 Elm, getpiB Elm erfreiiIi.
der getrog, Der Die SpferipiGigfeit
sciQt, tuenn Der rehte Nnnn an bic
glrbeit eebt.
gIns bodlit erfrenlid lit, it,
Sek bis Gatllm fein Monn fid) tpei.
eerie, 5u eeben, ino 5u beIfen ieoer
,.arfennt oie gtot Der slrmen, mir 10
ibcn bier i'm lleberfliiB. Elm @Inloien
xSSor.ietitng ni,F seite q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
Girft iidl inter ben 2na.

SgoIalla. Gebr., IS. gsod.
Dem ct cine IebtlpiIliee 9erfiiguns
seidrieben in Der er feline Sdipeiter
3ur @rbin ieines S3ernlogens Elm.
ieste, tporf fid syrnnt 8ortben I'm.
Ter Die gf1oer 6es beronnnbrnoen
@iienbabnsuges nn6 tpuroe 5u ScSc
aernlaIntt. 9os Motio aiir Sot lit
ni6t befnrnt. 9sod Dem 8ortlout
oes binterlnlienen 9eitalnents, beIoB
Der Mann $4,000 in Bombs uno
Gutnoeieentlm. Die Sfmeiter oes.
ieIben ioG in Clifton, gteip Seriep,
iucbnen.
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gipoiepslt. Der ssiinaere, aeidllaaen.

Hohelfer, q. y, 13. Dft. Bur
lleberrnihung nieler mllrbe 9beoOo.
re Rooiebelt, SSSr, auf Der biefigen
StootSfonbention Ser ,9(merican Sc.
gion" nIs &onoioot 5ur nntionnlen
&onbention oieier Solontenorsoniio-
tion seidIasen. gfooiebelt lit elmer
Der Grinder Der 2egion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
Die Grtraiibnna Der geaislatur.

Nincoln, gtebr.. i3. Oft. = Die
Sibune Der 2cgislatnr biirfte feline
ooIl5dbIiae iperoen oenn cine an3abl
Der @eiesgeber but ibren @obncrt
getpeflleIt tino on0ere iuerocn 6nrdl
aranfbeit bon Scr Seifnobme o6ge.
baIten. 9rotoem Der @eriudl ge.
maht miro, onoere 6rogen ols sic
i'm aufruf oes @ouoerneurs BET I'D.
net iinO. Dor Ole @eiesaebung su
6ringen biirite Dies faum grfolg ia.
ben.
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Dcttcrbcri6t

Sir Omaha unb ltmgebung:
bie1eidt 4egen beitte oben0 uno
9ienstog. Gttpos fiib[er Gienstog.
Sir gtebrosfd: gum Sell beiuOlft
I'M @elten bielleidt Sfegen I'M Often
beute obeno iinO Gieilstog. ssiibler
Gienstag unO I'M tueitliden SeiI beu.
te ubeno.
Sir Soma: &eaen Heute nbenS
iinO 9ienstng. @6rIner beiite nbeuO
I'M oftIihen iino 5enfrnIen seiI.
6ihler Gienstna nohntittng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
S1pdlseitsalpfen.

5Sremont, 9febr., IS. Oft.-sycbn
gooer, ein tuobIbefonnter Gdueine.
5iidter, iiberroidte ieine Sreinoe
nit Der eSltloiing, oaB er iih nit
SRI. Gliiabetb Goelmoier bon Gcrib.
ner berbeirotet babe. 9as iunee @be.
poor trat iofort eine Soddeitsreiie
an unO oeberft ben @inter in aali.
iorilien 5i3ubrineen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
Sin eeI6itmurOperindl.

Snperior, Nebr., 13. Oft. Ser
25 Sabre olte Sobn Spoe bon Sro.
ipdD, Colo, liegt i'm tritiiden gu
itano oarnie6er, oas Grgebni8 zines
Sel6itmoroberiudes. Gr nohm cine
9oiis &orboIi6ure Elm. Spbe fam
bon 5orrnoia, aanins nad Slperi.
or. Nebr.
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Berlin>S @bcln,

Stodboml, 13, Sft. = 3ie oeut.
ide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. croft.
nete Samstog ben reeelmaBieen
3eppelinbertebr apii6en Berlin unS
Stofbolm. Sas 2uitihiff nerlieB
Berlin moreens Inn 5 llbr unb trof
nadntittags 1890 in StodboIm elm.
Die @eieIlidaft miro ipo1entlih 2
2uftidiffe re9elmGBig aiuiiden Ser.
lin unO StodboIm uerfebren Iaiien.
Die sSobrt foitet 400 sronen fir
ie6en Gaiiaaier. 8os 2uftidiff fann
% Baiiagiere mitnebn1en.
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S{0rt Calhoun, 13. Gff.-Ner er.
eiqnisreid,e @orboIten Der gsolfer.
tponoer,ina, bic bor 100 cyobrcu
bon Often nod Sem ggeiten Elm.
iebte nnb sog Territoriun g2ebrogfo
suerit in 0eu 9oroerorlluo 6es yu.
tereiles ltente, ilt olid1 Bel Ser orpkeu
@e0enffeier am Sonstod in n Ben
i6paiiden Straseu Ser hiStoriidbeu
Sta6t, Der W2ifteIpunft zines hebeu.
tcnoen ereioniilcs oetpeieu. geid,t al.
Icin, oob cas- StGStfe,t Inn ,p1noer.
ionten SSe'tfleioe prorote. ioubern
aud Die sscitteiInebmer tporen in
Srohten aus IGndItperoonoeneu So.
gen erificnen, oie Sie Grciaui5ie Ses
neraonaenen ecyohrhunoerts mic ollrd,
l3ouber in 6ie grif,einuuo riefeu'
@ie ourh Elm aoleionieope aooen
Die Gerlonen elmer sSoto Weoroano
aIeid an Sen Quaett Der 3uifouer
boriiber. 1cr einenl orofen iaer1iid,en
Sinterarun6 aoden 0ie C3eItoIten
pcriiber lin0 tpedten oIte Grinuerl,n.
gen su net,ent aeben. Sic llreiulpoh.
ner oes Qonaes in ihrem moleriId,en
9riegsfoitiim uno Sic Sounns, TO-.
ipic beren Tobpities, ooroeitcIlt IN
bollenoeter Sormonie nit oem
@onsen. SeIbft Ser oroRe S1itbfIino
syontaneIe iebIte nidlt uno mar Sieie
Ssene bon mehr als oefpohnIid,em
sssntereIIe, So 0e5Ien geod,fonlnten sid,
in Der Sradt Ser gdtcr uno Weiit.
fer, nit natiirlidem 9lnn,,,t seq eyt-
oioners seiater. geGdIt Sen llrei,t=
ipobnern oeg 2nnbes boten oie erSten
ipeiBen glnIic0ler, ianrrlt sen syy6.
germ uno ,ErGbbers" iii ibren eiaen.
ortigen @oItiiu,en, bie faun cine
Spur nod BON eurobos iibertiindlter
9ibiliiation oitffpielen, icood, male.
rid es nit oen ecynoionern oufneb.
men fonntcn, Elm Invertebrates See.
benbilo. Inter Den oIten g(nlteoIern.
oenen es beid,ieSen ipor, nod an
0ieier gSeier teilnebnlen AT f0nnen.
lit Sontue[ gobier bon GeSoto uuo
&. $. 6. gaiI(ions bon SIorence All
nennen. Cine @rupbe BON Colo.
ncls" aus Der 3eit ssontoneI(es,
nulB bier qenonnt per6en, bic ioI
soblreid, mar, oos man cine Som.
poqnie borors biIben fonnte. ltnc[e
Cams GoIooten aus iener StnrmI
uno 8rotta 8eit, fonnten es nlitI
Splben @afbinotons oufnefrnen. Die
5obIreid5en @eifalien ais Der Scr
oanaenbeit, Sic nit treter geodl.
aiming Dem 3uid,auer roraefiibrt
fpuroen. bonnten oog g(uoe nno Sic
Sinne l,nb bielten iie felt, biz cine
mo6erne MilfiffopeIle burd, ifre mo-
6erne Mlufif lie aus benz Srol,n er.
lpefte. Die Grinneruna an ooS eli.
qenortiae uno Sd,one se1t oiirften
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Serbauenisbollc aolliliOn.

@aibington, 13. Oft. = @eute
friib follioiertc elm nit 8erlonen oie
fib ouf Dem 8ege sur slrbeit be-
fanSen ongefiillter StruBenbobnma-
gen NIT etnent @isuasen. 9rei Ser
lonen tpuroen iofort setotet; 25 ere
Iitten mebr ooer ipeniser fdmcre
8erletltnaen.
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8eridte aus $eliineiors bciagen,
0ob @iga ourd Die 9eidiebuns Der
rtiiiib.oeutiden Stleitfr1fte idiper
gelitten babe; bcionOers grobcr Sda.
ben DurOe in Der g2dbe oes Central.
babnbofs oneerid)tet. @iele 3ibiIi.
item ipuroen ect0tet.
5todbolm 13. Oft. - gbteilun.
gen Der ruiiiidcn gtoroipeit 9trmee
baben ganburg, rs @leilen fiioneit-
li9 bon Hetrograo gelegen, bcieRt.
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aart ppm ;fahrbppt nnb ertrinft.

YInttsmontb, 9iebr., 13. Oft
Der 26 Sabre aIte George Sobion
fieI ron oem sSdbrboct uno ertranf
i'm @tiilouri. Gie 2ei9e muroe nod
nidt eeflinoen. Ger iunse @ann
mar Der sobn bon Serru iino sSrou
8. q. Sobfnn bon bier unb lit felt
ssohreu an Der ssntlind1i.
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Geiterreidildleg arieasldiIf ,erinnfen

9font, 13. Oft. - Gin oiterreidi-
ides arieesidifi oos ben sSuao-slo.
ben 8ueeteiIt iuurbe, lit, 9epeiden
aus 3ara, 8olmatien, slfolge, ipab=
reno zines Stnrlnes I'M Mittellanoi-
Ihen Meer untergegan9en. 9osiel-
be batte Waunition fir Die iugo.ilo-
biid)e Grmee on 8oro.
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@eneraL 9enifis aOiofen rott

General Genifis aojafen rotte.
len in &uBinnb Die sSuoen nit
Stumpf unS Stiel oiis, beridtet Der
amerifaniihe 1oior Hobert Gapis.
Der Dor eiilieen Taeen aus Dem
ebemoliaen 3drenrei6e anrildfabrte.
Sir iene. oie es nidt miiien folIten,
fiieen mir bin3iL bab ouf) General
9enitin Elm Shiieling Ser entente
1T. @ernoe 70 mie Ser fnnoie aS-
nirol &oltfnf.
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GcMtitant 1ilapnarS
ser Gritc ann c5icl

gaetu gorf, IS. Oft. 2ei,tnont
gelbin RaDnnrb bat BEL Der eriten
SdIfte 6es Observation-Disclosures ben
Sieg bopongetraeen; er Ieete ourd.
idnittlid 105 Meileu Die Stunoe Sn.
riid. er miro beute ilndmiitag Den
&iidflus bon San Sranciseo noh
gseu gorf antreten. g(Is 5fpeiter,
reip. britter laneisn Noior Carl
Spas uno 2e,ltnnnt &ieI am 3iele
al.
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Wait einer bosortig oiiirtdltieei
Seidniing bat bic Stem gorf 8orIo
ben aonig Der @eIeier besriibt:
Uncle Gam mo @nter &niderboder
geleiten acnig ons 2on6: n@ilfom.
men I'M 2onoe Der sSreibeit." llno
om 1God iteben 9srobibitioniIten
Sbnder inS 1bnIihe grnoucnten Ser
1userifonifaen Srethsst
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Boli1ciuifteft
arcifcn tpicSer ait

2onoon, 13. DIT. - Cine ornbt-
loie 9epeide aus Dem Sauptquartier
bergplldeiui Iten mel0et: n8ir boz
ben emt Der gon5en Sront 5tpiifen
Den Sliiiien DON llnb BoIga Die OF
feniibe ereriffen; 0ieielbe eeltaltet
iid oiinitig fir uns."
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II. e. 0ampier seritort.

Montebioeo, Uruguay, 13. Sft.-
Der omerifoniide 9anipfer Mlount
$ooO 1T infoIge eines Geuers, oos
arf einem neben ibm Iiegenoen SeI.
oonpfer nilsbrnh itnO idluen nm iid
GRIT ssritort fpornen
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Sarlehen. .0eid,afte blahen.

Srenont. s1ebrt 13. DIT. -Gie
beioen 9ou. un0 9orleben.@eiell.
idaften in 5repont baben sobtreidc
3orleben ON 8erionen gernn6t, Ole
entidlIoIien iino, elm @obnbaus an
bauen ooer su faufen.
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gretna ridt feline ildren snriid.

@retna, geebr., 13. Sft.-llm
Dem 9rdnaen Der giirser nad3u.
geben, bat Der Staotrot uub Shul.
rat beidLoIien. 5lir olten Gtonooro.
aeit suriifaufebren. sSeoermann
pur6e aufgeforoert, ieine ubr I'm
cine Stunoe siiriit5uIteIIen. Gos
goIiont uno Die Giienbnbu tDerOen
Die eeictIide 8eit nod beibeboIten.
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KSnio emanuel
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-26

war risk bureau Of which he had been
the head, Secretary Glass and Col,
Lindsey had some sharp words, eN,
changed some acrimonious letters ana
a new director Of the val risk bureau
was named.
The big question is: Did the director
of the bureau know on March z or 5
how much money was left Wherewlth
TO pay the families Of the soldiers and
sailors and did he bring 1T to the at
~tention of the secretary of the treasury!
That concerns the executive branch OF
the government.
But. on the other hand, was con
gress right in shelving a piece OF legis-
lation which admittedly sought to pay
the deficit which was expected to occur
some time between March 4 and June
30? The Republicans won their flght
for an extra session-Mr. wilson was
forced to capitulate. He called an extra
session as soon as he learned the true
state of affairs. Republicans Will claim
he should have known the facts sooner,
but the Democrats will always claim
that W wrongs do not make a right,
and that whoever In the Republican
party killed the deficiency bill Is now
responsible for the individual einbar-
rassment to approximately 100000 peo-
pie who also haven't their a checks,
people who also haven't their sons or
brothers at home to help them pay inc
| butcher and the baker II the grocer
and the landlord.
Both parties use the filibuster, Cloture
| rules have been adopted to prevent
| such tactics, but never seem to be en-,
forced, II it Is to the advantage OF
either marty the filibuster Is used. And
the people back home usually pay the
| copyright, 1919, by the New York
Evening Post, lnc.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-26
System Is Threefold.

From the bringing in Of the whisky
by the connivance Of federal officers in
curry has in taken county and city law
enforcement forces also. c. w. Miller,
fire and police commissioner has re-
fused to discuss the latest phase of the
matter other than to say that he has
lone all in his power to suppress the
whisky sale in Memphis. The preya-
lence of drinking in Memphis and its
increase during Centenary week shows
the ineffecuveness of his efforts.
Oliver Ii. Perry has been active in his
| efforts to prevent not ony the sale, but
the bringing in of whisky overland.
| Weakness in the department, however,
| seems to be q fact for the stream Of
the Intoxicating juice has gone on I'M
i~nterruptedly.
Judge John r. McCalls charge to the
federal grand jury is expected to be a
| vigorous protest against the violation
! of the liquor law and a compelling APP
peal to the jurors to probe every case
where there is any evidence of guilt.
w. d. Kyser, district attorney, and
| Thos. J. Walsh, his assistant, both will
act in bringing to the attention of the
| jurors the alleged violation of the fed
eral statute.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-26
Beneke Does
Comedy Act
In His Cellar

F. n. Beneke, secretary of tho
Southern Alluvial Land association, is
said to have a sense Of humor, but II
remained for semitragic events of the
wee sma' hours to develop the genial
Fred into an unwilling comedian him
self when he staged q black-face act in
his own cellar.
1t happened thuswise: Mrs. Beneke
was awakened about 2 am. by a noise
in the cellar which sounded as If a
burglar had became entangled in the
window either coming or going. In
v~estigation at the point Of two AZ Colts
showed that the beams holding up the
pipes from the furnace had broken loose
from the ceiling, and as the furnace
was in use immediate repairs were
necessary.
Pajama-clad, Mr.. Beneke's Adonis
figure could 500 be seen dimly on a
ladder, hammer in hand. At the first
strike on the joists overhead to nail the
beams in place a rain of SCOT enveloped
the impromptu carpenter-likewise his
spouse until they resembled Eddie
Leonard and spouse more nearly than
dignified citizens. Undaunted, Beneke
stood several more SCOT baths and made
the repairs.
Turkish baths Their for two-likewise
champoos for a like number, and the
| peace and q%uietude Of the home were
restored.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-26
WHISKY WAR IN
MEMPHIS DRAGS
OFFICIALS IN
Continued From FIRST PaEe,N

The full report is said to be a scorcher.
Protection for the wholesale whisky
runner who operates his own motor 10
and from Charlottesville at will; pro-
lection for the big b~ootlegger who sells
the hotel and business and professional
trade; protec ion for the half-pinter Who
deals from the hip or secret recess all
have been provided IL is alleged, and a
regulation price for said protection has
been in force for months.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-26
Treasury Ran Out.

Many men maze their arrangements
at home on that basis. But on May |
last, according ar an announcement
made in the house of representatives
two days ago by Representative Good,
Republican chairman of the appropria-
lions committee, there were no FUNDS
in the treasury to pay the families.
Also there had been no funds to pay
the salaries and administrative expenses
of the war risk bureau from March 20
last to June 80 next.
The president had borrowed about
"a, 000, 900 from the national defense
fund given him by congress and car
ried the payroll of some $4,000 checks
forward to May Is. But not until con-
gress got busy was the really embar-
RAISING situation removed. Congress did
not pay the president back that $4,000
900, although no doubt Mr.. Wilson had
to suspend ONE activity Of the gov
eminent in order to scrape together
that sum.
Why were there no funds on May
l to send money to the families who
were expecting them and who no doubt
had made purchases for food and other
necessities. depending upon the prompt
receipt of the governments pay check?
Because the deficiency bill, which
would have appropriated $50, 900 900 for
the was killed In the senate
by a filibuster which had as its avowed
purpose an effort to force an extra
session of congress at an early date
and because no extra session was called
by the president until May 10.
The Republicans wanted an extra SEES
sion because they sought to discuss
the peace treaty and signify their wish
for amendments. They believed that
unless they held some threat over the
head OF tho president he would not call
an extra session until he returned from
Paris, which might be June or July.
So enough senators talked On extran-
eous subjects until the hands Of the
clock pointed to noon OF March 4, when
congress legally expired.
To the criticism that the Republicans
thus deliberately deprived. needy fami-
lies Of the money they had been count
ing on for the month Of July, the Re-
nublicans answered that Mr.. Wilson had
the remedy in his hands-he could call
an extra session at once and the Re,
| publican congress, would promptly enact
the needed legislation appropriately
funda Col. Lindsey recently left the