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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
President Is Quoted.

''On May 20 last, in his message to
Congress. the President said:
:" The decentralization of the mill
tary forces has progressed to such
a point that it seems to me entirely
safe now to remove the ban upon
the manufacture and sale of wines
and beer
Instead of extending the act to in
clude beverages not now included in
the prohibition. Congress should at
least lift the ban to the extent sug-
gested by the President.
IF. however, the act is valid and
is not to be repealed. the other pro-
visions will materially aid in it's en-
forcement and should be adopted"
Since the issue of "a beer has
arisen, railroad administration Off
Gals have expressed satisfaction that
tie transportation feature of the
question has been put before a
tribunal for decision. Should the
courts sustain the contention of the
Attorney Generals office that IN per
cent beer is prohibited under the
wartime law, transportation of such
beer would be illegal under bone
dry measures still in effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08

Gen Mangin, one of the most prom
inent French leaders during the war,
first came into general notice by his
counter offensive against the Ger
mans in the Verdun region in Octo-
Der, 1916. Later he directed the
French offensive on the Aisne and
was in command of the French and
American forces which launched the
great counter-attack against the Ger
mans on July IS, 1913. between Sois-
sons and Chateau ThierrY. More re-
Gently he has been in command of the
French army occupying the Mayence
bridgehead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08

CONTINUED from First Page)
can be sustained as valid under the war
power. it seems to us that at this date
under the peace conditions that now eX-
list, Congress is wholly without power to
extend the provisions of that act so as
to include all beverages which contain
ir excess of onehalf of 1 per cent al
cohol and call them intoxicating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
Power of Congress.

This legislation cannot be justified
on the theory that. the original act
being valid and in force, any
amendment thereof extending it's pro-
visions would likewise be valid. The
power of Congress rests wholly on
the war powers, and the conditions
exiting at this time are such that
not only should the act not be eX-
tended. but it should be repealed. War
activities have ceased. the treaty with
Germany has been signed, orders for
the rehabilitation of the Army will
have been carried out in a few weeks.
contracts for supplies for the Army
have been cancelled. control of the
wires by the government has been
ordered terminated and restrictions
upon trade have all practically been
removed. AS to all other subjects of
legislation. Congress is proceeding
upon the theory that the war is over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08

CONTINUED from First Pase.)
storage and sale of foods brought in
on the motor trucks. and that the Com
mfsSioners can develop these institu-
tions to the point where they will be
greater factor in reducing the cost
of living than the school centers could
ever be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
Lynching Not Probable,

Little talk is heard Of possibility Of
a lynching. though such threats were
freely made Sunday afternoon and
night Several parties of young men
of the section, however. frightened
colored men almost to the point of
collapse yesterday and last night, one
such party carrying long rope, hail
ing a negro short distance from the
District line last evening. Before the
young men completed questioning the
man as to his home, his employer, his
whereabouts Sunday and yesterday
and his destination, the man, it il
stated. was gray with terror and al
most unable to proceed when the car
for which he was waiting came along.
Organization of force resembling
Ku-Klux Klans for patrol work in
Bethesda district during the night is
rumored. though nobody seems to know
anything about the organization when
questioned. According to the reports.
numbers Of Bethesda district men.
owners of motor cycles, automobiles
or saddle horses. already have organ
lied a ku-Klux Khan, which. the re-
ports say, made it's first ride along
the roads and byways near Bethesda
Sunday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
REWARDS GEN. MANGIN.
France Awards Him Grand Cross of
Legion of Honor.

PARIS, July Seen. Mangin has
been awarded the grand cross of the
legion of honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
Residents of Bethesda. Nd,
Engaged in Active Search
for Much-Wanted NEGRO

Residents of Bethesda district are
cooperating with Montgomery coun-
ty authorities and the Washington
police in efforts to capture the negro
who attacked Miss Saunders on
lonely footpath between Somerset and
Chevy Chase Circle Saturday after
noon and who made an unsuccessful
attempt to attack Mrs. Leora Green
near Norwood shortly before noon
Sunday
Little if any doubt remains that the
same negro was responsible for both
attacks. Mrs. Green's description of
the man who pursued her almost to
her home being practically identical
with the description given by Miss
Saunders of her assailant
In every home 2ossessiong a shot
gun, rifle, revolver or automatic the
weapons have been oiled, cleaned and
loaded ready for use on a seconds
notice. Women whose husbands or
other male relatives are away from
home during the day are remaining in
their homes, with the doors lock ed
or when compelled to venture out are
going in company with neighbors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
HOUSE WILL RUSH
"DRY" LEGISLATION

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
San Salvador Assembly for Loan

SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Saliva
dor, July S.-The national assembly
has approved the proposal of the gov
eEnment to borrow S10.0Q0sQp =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
Carload of Food Seems Assured.

One thing appeared certain today.
and that is that at least a carload Of
foods held in the Army depot at Balti-
more will be brought to Washington
and distributed from these markets
under municipal supervision The sup
plies. by order of Secretary of War
Baker, will be brought over in Army
motor trucks.
Commissioner Gardiner has not yet
received from the department a list
of the foods that are available for
purchase by the municipality. He ex-
poets to have the list by tomorrow
and will at once make up the order
with the hope Of having it delivered
by the latter part Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
WOODS SECURED IN
HUNT FOR NEGRO
Continued from First Page.)

are holding him until they can con-
duct a further investigation of his
doingS in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08

this. it is declared, has been that
numbers of colored residents of the
Bethesda vicinity have remained idle
for several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08
Deputies to Discuss Martial Law.

PARIS, July s (Havas).-The pro-
posal to abolish martial law. which
has been in effect since the beginning
OF the war. will be discussed in the
chamber of deputies today.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-22

Do may seem to 500 fhif Do d0os NOT
count tory much uhDmrr ym ro to
your WORK With % smlN Dr srowi. or
whether SOU nre I've minutes enriy or
ht minutes uir hn. 30 does count
tremendously ror % ls lusi theae
vory liulo thIns. fhn maho un tho
harmony of 5000 organization idst ns
they make up me hnmous of an or.
rhrsif0 Suppose fWl each of the
Wollns or thc corucis COZ ihc drums
started nt different times. 0nd lmnr
ino thD dIscord one person going INFO
tha office bite in the morning mny throw
the entire fnrco our 90. gHnr. 30 Your
bic t0 keep things running smoothly
in iroublous Times. Npw York Eve
ming Telegram.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-22

ST. Paul MINI, Dam 30 Tho 81
luH' Athletic CLUB maN Receive the
eNcusN, privilege Tor conducting hoA
ms hout DOB tms clN The suggestion
unt tho cuh tuho over ono privilege
nHs mabc hy fmnh 70 Thompson
chairman 0f the State Nthlotp Conn
maion who said individuals anna rri
NHtc clubs that have STAGED thc bouts
OId not conduct them satisfactorily
Local promoters have declared That 30
is Impossible tO successfully promote
boxing bouts. because two thlrda of
ihe enthusiasts insist upon passrs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-22
AFTER HAIRY X rHAw
~ The Assooiatsa Press.

New York. Jon u District Attorney
swan announced today tbat with 90 new
governor in pennsylvania q" would zoe
ume hla efforts 90 bring about cs
tradition ~ Harry *. nhaW
Thc district attorney said hc was
anAious 90 place Thaw GA trial on a
charge of Mdnappng and assauliing
Frederick Onmp. iG- year-nld Kansas
u.s. hoy n 1916 Former Governor
Bruhaugh ho aaid had declined 20
honor 600 eNtradluon warrant fug Thaw.
WHO ls undar autyf illance in the Penn,
sylyania Etate Hospital for The insane,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-22
. p o h L IN G
. G o s s | P

indianapolis. Jam 20 Paul g. Hura
IOuuDr ni.N.T fof Notr. Unme ni.
N,rutN WHO passed up three t.ar
e0nIrHDt with thr NeW Nork Giants
when De- volunteered for urmt eDrvcD
n October 14lr H fccoVorna from
d wound at folt Hnnmm uauaon
noar hero Durr WHs wounded Boa fhe
hlp af Ncrduu when in Austrian she'll
exploited near group of eighteen
men pf the eighteen men mut alone
escaped death ilo hns uctlf, rey,,
erred and hopes fo ho able to go south
with fho Giants nest sprnF BURY en
tered service with iMnt GuwdN of the
boston Braves. lio und .Gowds as the
haftprt iiUN It f.. UeriNill champion.
ship e1.m NmNtn Expeditionary
roroo4 Nilrr .su Infantry So Notro
utne' mrf was four letter man.
'huf NHnrhan woe hiH H,foue pout lle
was picked up ht 90 scout tor the
Chants Hfi0r 1000 is-inuing contest with
tbr lmNgaln of MDhiem Hc Was
hcatou n thHi game 3 to @. hf Csurso
SisIDf Who wuH signed ht tne So Louis
Americans
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-22

Iowa City, las Jam 90 trrdl l.oh
man o ton Madison la Wmor m
medicine 1851 icai thr lsa football
eleven oi tDe tmtorsla ol iowu uo
rlHtoU mlf ncN 0u thc ION, team
and was regarded ns ono ol the great
Oat llur Wuuger ln tbe Wrsotcrn CON
ference liesldVs lohWau lt now
seems prohahic that Coach Jonw win
have slater Kelly beldinr tnrhnr
s}uhuist hoidt Muckporc block.
S}seN. Justin cumberland ana sudth
lH Veterans aronud whom hn 1919
eleven win no constructed
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
SLESVIG KALDER!
(Skrevet for Den senderiydske
Fond'9.

Der er Nod i Slesvigs Have,
Megen Grad og mango Grave
Landets bedste Mend er segnet,
Der, hvor Krigens Cru blew teg-
net. -
Hvem skal dyrke Eng og Mark
Barnets Kost er Gras og Bark
Du har Rad, hvis du har Hierte,
Til at lindre Slegtens Smerte,
Barnets Suit og Kvindens Klage,
Graaden over Son og Mage,
Som den gale Kejser tog
Og i Krigens Svelg nedslog.
Du har Rad, hvis du har Hjerte,
Til at bare Haabets Karte
Ind i Slesvigs stille Stuer,
Der, hvor Savn og Mismod kuer
Dem, der stod med Gud i Pagt,
Din og min og Danmarks Yagt9
Slesyigs sterke Mand har stridt,
.Slesvigs Kvinder gr@dt og lidt,
Der, hvor Fjendens Had og Rem
Ike
Wide Danmarks Ere krenke.
Frem de bar trods Void og Tvang
Iodersmaal ! Bon og Sang
Ineen Vaklen. ingen Svigten,
.Helte bolde, tro mod Pligten,
Led og tav de uden Klage
Gennem onde Aar og Dage =
Som en- Muir af Stem og Jern
Stod de-Danmarks s6ndre Varn.
Err du dansk af Byrd og Ere,
Maa dn hjelpe dem at bere
Slesvigs Trengsel, Sorg og
Smertel
Du har Rad, hvis du har Hjerte
Sig, hvad Hielp har du vel
bragt
Fadrelandets Heltevagt7
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17

head makes the following state
ment which will no doubt be OF
interest u those who have heard
about the attempts Of establish.
ing a Catholic State Church in
Poland.
premier Paderewski made a
bold. strong speech in the Diet
last week declaring himself in.
equivoeally for religious toler-
ance. He vas supported in it by
an overwhelming vote
In closing we must quote the
following paragraph from DR..
Morehead's letter:
Last week we were in Leub-
lin, Chelm and vicinity. The pitt
full impoverished condition of the
refugees of our faith returning
from Russia beggars description.
Literally millions are needed for
church reconstruction among the
good Lutherans of Poland. not to
mention the imperative need of
all kinds of clothing, including
boots and shoes, nonSecurable at
any price here in sufficient guam
tity, by way of relief work
among our people against the
cold Of winter. Today | 90 to the
city Of Lott, the Manchester of
Poland for a flying visit. Then
the material will be in hand for
a preliminary report and recon-
mendations. Very soon, the
National Lutheran Council will
have to decide whether to give
merely casual aid here and there
in the face of an almost univer-
sal catastrophe, or to undertake
impossible things by faith in AL
mighty God for the rescue
conservation and develop
ment of evangelical faith in Eu-
rope. May our Heavenly Father
guide the right d%ecisionl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
Til onderjyderne

Ihar vi videre modtaget:
We'd Kasserer Otto Hansen:
|Graettinger og Omegn, la. 5000
Brooklyn, y. Y, Salems Nigh. $62
Mrs. j. Rasmussen, Blair, Nebr.
A. P. Christensen, Sioux
Falls, S. D., $500. A. H. Ander-
sen, B~eresford, S. d., $1,000.
|Paa S9nderjydernes Vegne hjer-
telig Taxi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
Rettelse.

| ,,Danskeren' Mr.. 81 af 10.
September i Kyittering for Pen
sionsfondet er folgende Fell:
Fra Elk Horn, Peter Hoegh
$25.0 (ikke anfort). Mrs. Lene
G~regersen $1,000 $4,000 anfort) /,
Christ Petersen $4,000 ($25.00 an-
S. c. Petersen, Kass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17

Peter NJ. Christensens Behave
salges we'd Auktion Lordag den
%. Sept. HI. , Eftermiddag. Sal
get foregaar we'd Christensens
tidligere HEM paa HORNET al
Park og Fifth SIS. Al Bohavet
skal selges indbefattende kom-
fur, Kakkelovn, Mobler, Dakke-
TOT m. m.
Jensen & Bross, Auktioneers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
Moder og Gudstienester

Onsdag d. II. Sept. Tabithamo-
de hos Owe Andersens. Sondag
d. p. ri. 9,15 Sondagsskole, Kl.
1870 Gudstjeneste og ri. s En-
gelsk Aftengudstjeneste Ons-
dag d. "a. Ungdomsmode ON
Aftenen ri. 8 og Fredag d. 26.
ON Aftenen Sammenkomst i Kir-
kens Kaldersal med Udsalg af
Forfriskninger. Indt@gten er til
Fordel for en- Forandring we'd
K9kkenet under Kirken.
Alt ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
BoGER

bet ser nd I'll, at der bEver
Mangel paa Eks. af Scharlings
Etik til Brug we'd Undervisnin-
gen paa Trinitatis Seminarium.
Dersom nogen har ct Eks.
af Bogen og er yillig til at sel-
&c den eller lame den nd. be-
des man underrette
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY,
WILLMAR, MINI.
U~ALMINDELIGE GoDTKoB

i improved" Farmland-Taylor Coun-
~. Wis, i Hiertet af Mejeribeltet
Code Skoler. yeie, Jernbaner. Oste-
fabrikker. $50 til 500 pr. Acre. Lette
Vilkaaf. Hvorfor forpagte, naar De
kan eie Deres egen Farm7 For OPP
lysninger skriy til
STORCH & GREINER,
STETSoNyILLE, WIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17

M er Tiden - hor de kalder,
Slesvigs stjaalne Klokker kalder :
Danske ude. Danske hjemme,
Kan | elders Brodre glemme,
Slesvigs Enkers Sorg og Nod,
Slesvigs Smaaborns Bon ON
Br0d?
IA, den Bon fra Slesvigs Have,
Fra de tusind drebtes Grave,
Den skal bryde med sin Smerte
Isen i dit danske Hjertel
Har du Hjerte, har du Rad
Til at lindre Slesvigs Grad!
Anton Kyist
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
DANA COLLEGE
Blair, Nebr.,

Eft nyt Skoleaar begynder %. September.
Skolen har fluid Stats-Anerkendelse fra Staten Nebraska
Den er klassifceret af statens skoleautoriteter i h6jeste
Klasse, ygrade A."
Dana College omfatter f6lgende Departementer:
Academic ................ -Four Year Course
College ................. Two Year Course
(from 1920 full college course)
Pro-Seminary ........ -. -. -Four Year Course
Normal ............. One and Two Year Course
Commercial ............ One and Two Year Course
Music Two Year Course
Afdeling for Begyndere Engelsk.
Indmeldelser modtages og Forespergsler besvares.
Skriv efter Catalog.
L. A. Laursen, Bestyrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
Is code, |. Klasses Farme til Salg for SIS

til s35 pr. Acre. Dme Farme maa ss for At paaskgnnes, ale ndenfor 2 til II
Mil fra den forerende BY 81. Cloud, MINI. Bedste Vikaar tlstaas. Kom o.
So pa demi yardin af disse Farme vii gaa mere op de neste 9 Maaneder
end De kan tine de neste 10 Ar. Hyorfor arbejde for andre, mar De IA AZ
bde for Dem svf Kb nu og ten sdv denne Vardiforsgese
STEARNS COUNTY LOAN & INVESTMENT CO., ST. CLOUD, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
THE COMMITS
SIONERS IN A
Continued from page g..

AOOuJluutu rum pdSt ".
sympathetic tactful, energetic,
able. He has the courage Of his
convictions. II Poland lives, Min
lister Gibson will be no mean
factor in that outcome. America
IS fortunate in having such a
representative in Poland at this
important stage Of its history.
He has ever been ready to aid
or facilitate the work Of your
commission. He insists on my re-
turning promptly to Warsaw to
put through in person the work
that so needs doing. He may be
right"
In speaking of a reception
rendered by Premier and Madame
Paderewski in their palace. at
which DR.. Morehead and Prof.
Stole were present, and in cal
ling attention to the many kind
nesses Of the Premier, DR.. More
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
MINNESOTA MAS LAND.

Vi har adskillige vel improved"
Farme, som v~arierer / Stsrrelse fra so
Acres op til 400 Acres og nesten ale
Farmene kan kebes paa meget lette
Vilkaar. Hvis De er interesseret /
Ksb af en- Farm, vii Diet blive til
Deres Fordel at skrive til os efter
vor Godtksbs -Liste.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17

I'll ON Eftermiddagen j Son
days hayde S9ndagsskolens Lere-
re arrangeret en- Udflugt og
Festlighed for B9rnene. Man
samledes we'd Kirken Klokken
ire, og derfra gik def saa pr.
Automobiler til Dana College s
Campus, hvor Tiden tilbragtes
for S~torstedelen med Lege al
forskellig Slags. Past. Schultz
holdt en- kort Tale til B9rnene,
og saa sluttede Festligheden med
en- Wiener-R Supper, hvad
der naturligvis var FestensGlans
punkt.
= T. G.. Phelps is still paying
top prices for old iron, rags,
rubber and all kinds of metal.
Bell Phone Ash t772. 65 W.
Nebraska Str.
Mems saa mango andre
var til B9rnefest, var Redak-
loren til Missionsm9de i den
tysk lutherske Kirke her i wort
Nabolag. bet er, hvad vi kal-
der de tyske Missourianere, der
har Kirke og Menighed her. Pra-
diken og Sang var udelukkende
paa Engelsk. Nogle Meddelel-
ser b~agefter, nermest statistiske,
fix Menigheden paa Tysk. De
Folk er kommen saa langt, at
begge Sprog passer dem omtrent
lige godt. Predikenen var or
todoks, snorret og rigtig god.
Kun eet var os noget paafalden-
de: Predikanten fandt Missions
marken absolut udenfor Kirken.
j. E. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
Z. C. Pierce.
Et Par af wore arede dan
ske Damer, Mrs. Thomas An
dersen lEnken) og Mrs. Rasmus
Johansen ~afre.jste Eftermiddags
i Gaar herfra efter Danmark.
De venter at afrejse fra New York
med Oscar II paa Lordag, 20. SPIT.
Torsdag Aften i sidste Uge
havde en- Flok af deres Venin-
der arrangeret ct Afskedsmode
for dem hos Owe T. Andersens,
og VI horer, at der har veret
to andre Afskedsm6der med dem,
Diet enc ude paa Landet hos
Hans Knudsens i S6ndags, Diet
andet tidligere hos r. Johan.
sens her i Byen. Danskeren on
sked dem Lykke og Herrens
Varetegt paa Rejsen og vel til
bagel
M. A. Sans Exclusive Un-
dertaking. Lady Attendant
Auto Hearse. Both Phones.
The Christian Church.
Folkene, hvis Kirke her paa
Hornet af Lincoln og I'd SITS.
nedbrandte sidste Winter, har
subskriberet $4,000 til en- ny
Kirke, og de er i disse Dage i
Ferd med at rydde Brandtom-
ten og gore sig ferdige til at
bygge.
[ Gaar havde vi Bes9g af
Past. Anker. Han var like end
nu klar over, naar han kan
flytte til Elk Horn, Ia, og be-
gynde Bibelskole der. Vi venter
Meddelelse fra ham angaaende
den patenkte Bibelskole i neste
Uge.
Prof. Lang har her i Ugen
solgt sit Hus med tilligende Byg-
gegrund til Mr.. P. M. Wilcox,
der nylig har solgt sin Farm.
Wilcox kebte Langs Ejendom for
SIS, 700.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
..DANSKEREN."
BLAIR, NEBR.

Onsdag den II. September 1919.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-17
AABNINGSFEST.

Aaabninsfest paa Skolen i Blair
Tirsdag den %. September Eff
termiddag Kl. 3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
MEXICAN GUARDS
SHOOT OUTLAWS
FOLLOWING RAID
Five Members Were Caught
by General Plank

DOUGLAS. Ar1, May lj-F.yc
members Of the band oi twenty two
outlaws which raidcd Clnluca, Som
ora, Mexico, Friday morning, killing
five policemen, and escaping with
money and loot toIaling about $4,000
in value, were reported to have been
captured by Sonora rural guard, un-
der Gen, Cafolos Plank. SUNDAY and
TO have been executed immediately
No official confirmation could he
obtained. General Plank ha, been IN
the field with bis command OF 800
cavalry and /, reported 10 be- occurring
the Sierra A,ul district. where the
bandits were believed 10 have sought
refuge
As a precautionary measure two
troops OF the First United States cav
airy, under command ot Mai. Wilson
llcaton, were sent to san BcnafduD
ranch. sixteen miles east OF Douglas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
American Wife of Prince Murat
Hints of Quarrel Between Her
Husband and President Wilson

CINCINNATI Ohio May ia Cincinnati woman Princess
Mln Of Paris France formerly Miss Helen Snlo daughter OF Ed
uul k S'ao and granddaughter OF the late pioneer American Stand
ard OIL mdguatc Alexander Macdonald PLAYED part in OF the
interesting side dramas which marked the great peace conference
Paris according word received here by her former friends
As the wife OF Prince Mura she the hostess President and
Mrs Wilson when they occupied the Hotel Mufat the Rue Moncoc
during their h wish Pass Mr. Wilson did the Mufht
residence when he returned Pa, and searching reason
Paris go,'lped and gosSIped
According story current here among Prince" Muas
friends, who have been favored with President Wilson did
back the Hotel Nufat because the prince showed himself
aligned against the polrc, OF Americas chief executive
llc criticised Mr. Wilson's attitude the peace conference il is
aid and did hide his Indignation when Mr Wilson proposed
meeting with the bo,hcyi Princes Islands Prince Mura also
resented the reception Of Jean onguct French socialist deputy his
residence stated Prince Murat who officer OF the French
army and the princess, stated here in New York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
Policeman Kept
General Wood Out
of Review Stand

CHICAGO. May lj.- Mai. Cen
eral Leonard Wood, commander
OF the Central division OF the
army looks Just like any other
soldier to traffic policeman A
statement comes today from Cen
cfal Wood himself. and explain,
why he was not in the reviewing
stand when the Thirteenth cngl-
uccrS swept along Michigan bou-
lcNlrd yesterday The general.
in trying TO make hi, way over
the boulevard TO the stand. wal
stopped hy traffic policeman
The man m blue was too busy to
listen 10 explanations and cNpostu-
latlons. So the general stood
amoug the home folk and
watched the Fighting Thirteenth
march hy