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Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
GinscIanOt.
Serr g8infler:

SIeDer 9err Nlftler.
@oQen sic pielleidlt 10 ireunhlid
lem uno Die beiiolgenoe Abre6nung
iiber @eIoer, ole ih I'M Snterelie Der
I'M 81. Gliiabetb Soipital 6efinoli-
den Snternierten erboltcn uno aus.
gegeben habe, peroffentli6en?
9llBer pcri6ieoenen @oben, Die
mir bon %olSmdrts 8ligegungen lino,
unO oie i6 5u belon0eren Senoungell
permenoet babe, au6 @aben an Sen.
den ieitenS perlhieOener @emeinoe.
gIie0er, uno 8lumeu bon Serrn @u.
i0e mlrroe mir in bar iIberreiht:
Trou Or. Dan SO; 6rall Ibom.
for0t SO; 6rau @itt 81 Ama Moel.
Ter $40; Gliie Sol8cr 81; @. Sdul-
5e 81; Q. q. So; 6ron5 Som $3.50;
|9roucr Gerein $40; &err uno 6rall
araemcr so; Sri. 2aube so; 6rond
Rom $3.50; Bauline 8altbers $12.
|3uiammen $6t.00.
@crauSgabt babe ih fir Oblt, IA
BAT Eopicr 0ame- un0 on0ere Spie
le. i3abnbiiriten Yoite, uip. im gan.
gen $500. So0oB mir Derblieben
Iino $24.0t.
0ieIe SunNAie babe i6 ourd oie
hmci0eriide @eianoti6ait an OaS
@eliare Gommitte for EriionerS Of
@ar, 8ubonoen @errn Garl gismib,
ilbcrmittcm lnlicn. Scrr9oSmib miro
0ieie Summe nit onoeren @oben,
mclhe i6m 3ur8eriiigung geltelt NOR
ben limo, gum 9lntuuf BON &leioungs-
ItiideuL llnter3eug, Sduben etc. Iilr
ole Snteruierten p%crmenoen, allen
@cbern eincn ber3liden Donf aus.
iprcdcn. Sbr, Saul q. Wen3el.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
@aibinstOm III Mmfrnbr

@8 miro INNER ldoner in @oib-
ington: gu allen Sen anoeren Gr-
l6einungen, pie Ginbriihen 8erat-
bungen, ueberf1aen auf ipGte Bal
Iontell, uiio 8ergelpoItigungen mel.
Ser 6raltell fommen nun alt6 nod
Die Sdldgereien 5mii6en SolOatcn
uno Wtatrolen einerleitS un0 Hegern
an0ererieits. IS fam ia alleroings
nidt geleugnet lDeroen, DAB mobl mir
gen0S Dos for6tge Clement ii6 10
fred uito berausfor0ern0 benimmt
pie geraoe bier in 8aibingtonl DAB
ierner inioIge Der g(ngriffe auf meiBe
6rauen unter Ger meiBen 8eOolfe-
rung cine Grbitterung Oorbanoen ut,
aber oas entihuloigt nidt oaS Sor-
fommen Der S1lGgereien, mie lieN am
Sounabeno, Sonntag, Wtontag ltno
am 0ienstag lid in unlerer Staot
abipicltcn. Gin llnredt miro nidt
Ourd ein anOeres 9utgema6t. Die
Siderbeit fiir Den frieoli6en 8iirger
lit 10 pie 10 feline electromagnetic bier
in Maibington better miro lie Our1
G%rregung 0e8 Ralienbailes Iider
ni6t. @em Die meiBen SoIoaten unO
Motroien in lleber5ohl ein8elne gte-
Ter aufgrcifen un0 81 S6anoen
'6Ia9en, Damn mefcn file notecorun;
Jenerpeiie bel Der fnrhinpu 8eDolfer-
ung elm Ha6egefiibl, unO Die Solqe
0apun miro iein, OaB Der frieoli6e
peiBe 8iirger Iih iheuen mlB, nab
lrnfelmcroen ieinen SUB ouf ole
StraBe 51 ieben, neil er befiirhten
nuB, Ser &o6e ser Neger gum OPP
Ter 6u fnIlen2 So iebr mir alth
omit oas @ebabren ser 6~arbigen bier
,crurtcilen i'll oieiem Sale aber f0n-
zen mir nur Die Sultung Der uni-
ormierten Qeitte perurteiIen. 8eHn
)iele nidt berlteben, iid in ben Giro
sen Ser StaOt aeiittet gu benebmel
uno Oromung uno @eieb 81 befolgen,
oann ioIlten Die militarii6en 9luto-
ritGten ibnen oas @erIallen ibrer 8a-
rofen na6 9unfelbeit perbietem Sc
Der Die 3u6tloltgfeit, Die ia mpbl
inc 6olgeerideintng 0es &rieges lit,
in &iegel Oorgei6oben miro, oeito
5eiier miro es inn Snterelie aaer iein.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
RleimeS Standardization


-Ner iuet, OuB 8aibiugton trod.
en- lit? 8aibington mar lestbin 10
NAB, 0oB mar beinabe nit Dem He-
genihirm ou 8ett gebeu muBte.
-Serr 8hilipp 0ittes bat iein
Sans unO @ei6dft %perfauft unO bel
feinem Neffen auf OeiIen 6arm nube
8roofIonO @obniib eenommen. is
lit MIR gut, OaB Oieie 6arm 10 nabe
BET 8~aibington eelegen lit, 10 OoB
@err 0ittes Die GtaOt i6nea nno
Ieiht errei6eu fam. 8are eS an
Ders, Oamu miiroen ieine Dielen
Sreunoe ibu iider idmer8li6 permii
len.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
'mndruG, @enlluaf, iuirflidc 9rIifa.
teHcu, iinS ST. habeu bel:
9 ii bIers, 36-45 &iggs Warft.
S6eOSur GOumenberg 5nr letten
MMhe.

8l0sli6 uno unermartet perltarb
I'M Samstag, Den 10. 3. WftS., in
ieiner @obnung IN Spattspile Ser
8ddermeiIter Sbeo0or Gonnenberg.
0err Sonnenberg mar i'm Sabre
'962 in R0ln am &bein geboren uno
am ols junger Wann bon 81 Sab
rem nod Mmerifa. or lanOete IN
Baltimore, no er 5uerIt ieinen Mobn-
iit aufi6lug. Spater fam er nod
8o1bington, Der3og 0nnn na6 9la-
%oensburg, no er lid I'M Sabre 1898
%ielbIt1n0ig ma6te un0 perlegte ipd-
ter iein @ei6Gft no6 SDattSpiae.
@r qeb0rte Der @ft. @ermonsloge oeS
Sreimaureror0ens on. 6reimdurer
naren arh 'oie 8ubrtu6trdger, als
man i'm am letten 9ienstag in 8la-
~oensburg our lebten Rube bettete.
Reben ben Recommendation &itu8
PURGE oie firdli6e 5unftion Dorl
Qerrn @altor Wfc9laiIter bon Der t.
1lscopaltlr6c N 90att9Dllle DerleDell.
Bon Angeb0rigen beflagen leinen
olobIiden 500 ieine @attin Waartba,
.eb. 9lumenberg. aus Somburg,
nit Der er i'm Sabre 1888 Die Che
i6loB, orei Gobnc, Artbur, 9arrl
un0 @iaiam, cine Sodter Gliie uno
inc Sdmclter, 6rau 2obmanm. Sein
jpeiter Sobn @arrD, Der geraoe nad)
jmeiidbrigem 0ienIt an Der 6ront
nus Sranfrei6 8uriifgefebrt ut.
miro bas @eidqft oes Saters weiter-
fiibren. SEER Sonnen6erg mar ge-
adtet uno geebrt bon jeoermann be-
ionoers, neil er ieoem @eredtigfeit
.mioerfabren lieB. Sein ein0iger
Bunl6 mar, nur nod einmal ieine
Gaterltaot &0ln mieoer5uleben. I'm
erfiiat muBte er oieien 8unid nit
ms @rab nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Gum @"usidneioenl
9as @immcIrei6.
Bon Gliie GilGrt.

Rim ltebe felt, sic lebten 8eihen triigen -
lln0 idlihem Shein on boffnungspoa %Dertraut,
3u jelcu Gngen eiuer g8elt Der 2itgen
Qoll Glolbcn ibr in's Angeiidt geidout! ~
EaS Dir aus ,Weenidlidteit ltn0 8ru0erliebe"
so DIelperbeiBet0 einen gSeg ge3eigt
$50 Dir in oeinem @len0 nidts mebr bIiebe
Ills luie ole 9un0, Die es Dem SflaDen reift.
&er3nge nidt! oh aud Der Stllrm oein 2eben
Sis in Die gSurael Dir our6broult; -
Gr 5iebt Dorbei on lpirit 0eirt @alpt erbebeu
Meln on Dir lelbit ltl0 Oeinem @ott %pertralllt;
9aIr &leinnut ldBt i'm 2eiO Did 8anges obner,
sem Huge nlmnlt ni6t 9imrnelS5eiden lpa6r;
@nnu fibrt elm nelter @eiit elld al ben 8nbnen
Mo curer 2bnen &roit an fnoen mar?
Der el;d) beIebt 0cn gtlt 10 tief g~eiunfen
lInO etrel @latben an elm 2ebenSgliid;
., mann crlpadt III eltf ieht @immeIsfunten
Wit Dem ouf cure Spffntng febrt 5uriif2
le0ellfct cler IdnpergeprIfteS &ebelI
IS lit gepeibt. es liegt in @ottes @on0
v9tic miro ben Scin0en elter 2an0 gegeben"-
Gltrd WadJt 5am Si1t fiibrt er nein 9eimatlano =
Die beilig ibr nit tauicnoioden Sdmer5cn
Qabt Iir lein 2cben elre lebte araft,
Hcn @latben an ben 5iea 0es Redts i'm Ser8eu
5br 0arbeno llebermeniblifes geidofft.
ltuo feline 6e0er fam tie ie beifreiben
Die 5eeleuqialen Oicier ounflell 0ia6t,
-9ld ms Ber0erben, III ben 500 5l treiben
4ar oe5 Snierno's l%tutiefe eripadt.
God bcBct e.: ,@enn Oas SinlmeIretd auf Green,
2t oeiner 0iitte miro erridtet iein,
Damn miro Die lcue 9Seltor0nrng crit meroen
Die nit Dem ~itniten @eltreid 5iebet elm.
0as ni6t bcrgebt, Oas euie bIeibt bGlteben,
Sn 8lf bes Qcbcns nit qetpeibter 3abl
Sermcrft. gepriit, gelGltert uno criebel,
Gin dlis Dem ep'gen 2idt %entlanotcr Strabl.
@ir ieben Oltrh bic 9tad)t Did Genius idmeben,
Oh Iteiglt aus ibr in %itoI3en Slug cmpor;
Ser Some 8t Dem cuigel 2idt uno 2eben,
Sic leltdten ourd Der Auferltebung G6or.-
1ltrdl 0ie ~8erfnl'nc g8eIt i'm 8Ian Der 8eitcn
9luf Scr 8olenolnq 8abn i'm G6r1tcrtllm
g8rit Oh ais Grbc oieier Grot idreiten,
Bum Ge0cn ibr lln0 Dir 8ilm en- gen Hubm.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Nus Oenti6cn &irden.
Ct. Iarien. Stride.
5te muo g Str. @..g8.
S. 81. 0tpi6, gS'arrer.

QnIdBlih Der lofolen llnruben lit
Die fir oieie ISOLDE feitaeiebte 2apu.
Eartp UNI cine ISOLDE peri6obcn NOR.
ben. 0ieieIbe iinoet am 90, 30.
unb 81. Sui itntt.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9aS l60nfc 9ico.
@on Garl 3. 96Omas.

Sanfter Slang mie ainoerlaut
grilBt aus mciter Scr1le.
8enn i'm Stiib6en flein unO traut
Wlltterdel inns angei6aut,
latld)ten mir 10 gerne.
&llnge meiter, meltenlalg,
2ieO, 0as un8 Die Mlltter lang.
Sugenbiibcrmut uno Suit
einten ltd gum 8un0e;
man6 ein &ie06en unbepuBt
tonte laut aus frober 8rult
in Der Sreun0e Hunoe.
9p6 fem 2ie0 10 i6on erflang,
mie es emit Die Mutter lang.
9as @ei6id hinous uns trieb,
gcgen 8elt mir fubren;
ltetS i'm Ser6en uns perblicb,
mas ms teucr mar un6 lieb
in Der Seimot 6luren.
Nit uns 900 0es 9ieoes Slang,
oas uns emit bic Mutter lang.
Sabre idmanoel bin i'm nu.-
llnicr Ser3 oft bange
fd)lug 10 ldut uno ricf uns gu:
8eimpeb giebt Dir feline Sub,
mabrt es nod 10 LANCE,
oenn ou iebnlt Did nof oem~alang,
nod Dem 2ieb, bas Mlltter iung.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Nae SDrten falter Mnfi6nitt,
@efOdten S6infen,
9 ii blerS, 36-45 &isss Marft
Gbeihliefmmgem:

Sulius Gsloff, SIS, unO Gli3abetb
Nlargot, 80, Stem Orleans, ga. paitOr
5. 8. 8ubrer.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Ga6incttSluedjlel in 9sraa.

IN Erag lit am Sonutog elm ilelt
tide6o ilomafiides aabinett ge-
dailen mor0en 0as lid ausidlieB
d 0lis 5o5ial0emofraten uno 9lg
sar So5ialiitcn 5uiammeniebt; Die
tational 0cmofroten lino gang
aI5qcidlaltct mor6en.
neutrality-suspicious. lit Der 5o5iaIoe.
lotrat luiar; ole bei0en 6rieoens.
epoGmddtiaten &romar5 uno BE.
&c d ucroen 8urildtreteil oa lie Dem
rilbcren &nbinett anqeb0ren. IS
piro Ole Grnortung atSgeiprohen
las ueue &nbinett meroe Before BE.
iieblmgcn 5u Scr benadborten otter.
'eidilGen &cpublit bcrlteQen.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Der ;yaa Serscr.

Ger g8o6lousiduB ocs Nbgeoronc
tenbauicS miro oie &erborc iibcr Den
Nonieit &ictor SergcrS BON &iScou
i'm Inn eiucn Sib i'm @ouS micocr-
aninebmen. Sic &erbore woren eli
mem llebercinfommen gemdB nm Ell
acn Monat ouigeidobcn morOcn. Gs
miro Bacterial 5ugunlten oes 9lnlprlt
dies 8ergerS entgegengenommcn
wer0en.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
ltubcitea6arc Gbeds.

Sn Den iiinf Monaten pom I. ga
mar bis gum I. Slni iino Dem bic
iigen &riegsriiifo GeriihcrmqSbil
70 33I742 Ghcds 5uriidgeihidt nor
ben. Sn oielen SGlleu lit Dies auf
unaenoie ooer unqeniIeeuoe NOreiIie
rrng 5uriid5uiiibreu. Cine bemer
fenSmerte Sotiuhe lit. ooB mebr ais
10000 GbedS alf Gcrionen allsqe.
Itellt iinO, Ole in 9eutidlano oocr Int
OeIterreidl . llngarn mobncn. IS
limo dies Germon0te amcrifaniider
arie9er. 0ieie GbedS iin0 bisber nod
nidlt eingeioroert moroen uuo befin
ben lid aii oem 9iiro ser &eriiher
ung in @oibington.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
lIuaG6dusiseS SGeridleHcn?

sic in ShIeiieu criheinenoen
@irtihoitIiden Gndpridteu beridten,
Die OcutIde &cihsregicrumg babe iid)
elltgiltig cntihIoiieu. Dab 0berihIeii
Ell elm i~elbit1noiger Stoat meroen
ioac. @cbrminliter Nosfe ioQ bon
DER Rcgicrlrng oa5u mlserlcben iein.
oieien neien Staot ser entente ge.
lcniiber 81 nertreteu.
Die 9cpolferulg 0berihleiiens
n"rlongt INNER nod ooB oieics beim
Reihe bIeibc; Elm Eroteit geqen ir
aeno melhe Acnoerung IN 0ieier Be
llebunG miro bon ~unoertbulb MilIi.
omen ginuohnern unteritiibt.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
4rdKOent @iIipn nnpahIih

8rGiiOent @ilion febrte BON ieinem
Sohtmsflug nad Sampton @oa0s
5nriid unO mitBte lid auf 9lnorOmna
ieines 9ei6ar5tes Geor- 4omiraG Gurn
T. @rauion ioiort ms 9ett brae6en
peIder aHtiinOigte oar ser @rdiioeut
on Observation-Disclosures leioe. @r
liIgte bin3u Dab feincrlci @eiabr Dor
banoen lei Dab Der @rGiiOcnt ie0od
his Gn0e DER @ode feline 9ehuder
cmpiaugen fonuc. @crabre0unqen,
meIde @rGiioent @ilion mit me6re
reh republifoniiden 5enatoteu in
Sahcn ocS 6rieoenspertrags unb are
9iationen-Sian hattie, iiuo riidqdnqiq
gemaht poroen.
Seit mebrereu 5daen batte Der
Pr1iioent iI6er llup1Blidfeit qefIaat.
Die Seratoren, nit melhcn ser Bra
li0ent &ernbreoungen bate limo 50.
&c bon Relp Serien &orris non g8e.
brastn Gummins pom Soma mo
CALDER bon Nelu gorf.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

Sm Snllic oieier @odc mcrocn
oreitnuieno biSbcr in Scr Sdmci5 III.
ernierte friegSgciohgeuc Gclitlte
nab Nolic geidoiit; anBcrNcm mcr.
ocn @or6creitm9en 9etroiicrL itnge.
idhr oreibmoerttalicnO @eiangene
ans 6ronfreeidl iibcr sic Sdmci5
nod 0euti6louo 81 bci0rOerL
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

&ie 0ailp GrpreB in 2onDon nil
len mill, beobli6tigt Miniiterprdit-
bent QloDo George, bas aabinett mie-
Der ouf Die 0titglieoer8abl Die es Dor
Dem 9riege batte, be~rab3uieben; aus
oieiem @ru1loe ioaen Discount Wtil-
ner, Ser 8urengeneraI Smuts, q. s.
Saingportb uno q. S. 8alfour IN
rnnrnGhitpr 4nit anriidtrptpn-
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
,Nante0 nelmen Nbihied upm llhrin

GierbmOert 0eutihe ino 0eutid
ocltcrreider. 5irmeiit Aer5te. Hedts-
5eIehrtc emo an0ere Stonoesperlos
men, b%cianoen lid lmter Den @Saiio.
Jieren Ole in 8lenos 4ires auf Dem
0ampler 6riiia aus 2miteroom elm
trofen. Set 8eginu des &rieaes 1T
oieieS Die erite groBere GimuonOer
ma nad Qraentiniet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Detective Wounded
in Battle Among
Striking Employees
By Associated Press

Cincinnati, O.. Oct. 17.-Former
Chief of Detectives William L.
Nimmo. of Cincinnati. was shot in
the left arm and right leg, and at
least three others were wounded
during n fierce battle among strik-
ing employees of the Andrews Steel
Company, Newport, KY, a suburb OF
Cincinnati. and strike-breakers and
guards who were leaving the plant
at the close of the days work late
yesterday.
Rifles. shotguns and pistols were
used and more than 100 shots were
exchanged.
In addition to Nimmo. Newport
authorities have obtained the names
of the following wounded:
William L. Fields, Ccvington. shot
through right leg; Carl Brusehabsr,
Clifton, KY. shot in face and thigh,
and John Duroth, Cincinnati, shot
in head. not serious.
Strikers. it is said. had been as
sembled along the Licking Pike for
several hours before the affray with
the intention of intercepting the
men working at the plant. Witnesses
were unable TO say who fred the
first shot.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
USES COMMON YELLOW MUSTARD
FOR CHEST COLDS and SORE THROAT

Mustoiine, is sold at drug stores all
over America and one box will do the
work of 90 mustard plasters and IT
cannot blister the tenderest skin.
Begy's Mustarine is the original
mustard preparation used to take the
place of blistering mustard plasters
and is known among druggists as the
quickest painkiller on earth.
1t viii pay you to keep a box of
Begy's Mustarine in the house. for it
Is good for so many ailments that
YOU viii need IT often.
Just rub it on. that's all you have
to do and headache, backache, ear
ache and toothache will disappear al
most instantly.
Don't fail to use it for neuritis, neu-
ralgia. sciatica, lumbago, gout and
rheumatic pains and swellings.
You will quickly find that there is
nothing so good for sprains and
strains. sore muscles. stiff neck and
cramps in leg.
Heat eases pain and Begy's Mus
tarine made of real yellow mustard
with other helpful ingredients added
contains more concentrated, non
blisterinG heat than can be found in
any bCN the same size.
Just try a 30-cent box-youll
praise it to the skies as millions are
uoinE every day. Always in the yell
low toX.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Loses Fight For Corner
Lot in Cemetery

Judge c. V. Henry, who presided
at the hearing of the equity suit
brought by S. S. Pick, of Millersburg,
against the Oak Hill Cemetery AS
sociation, handed down an opinion
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Pick asked
the court for an order to compel
the cemetery association to reopen
certain streets in the cemetery which
had been closed and laid out in lots
to be sold for burial purposes. He
contended he had purchased a
corner lot, but by closing a street
running beside it he lost the ad-
vantage of the corner.
The cemetery association con-
tended it had the right to close
streets. so long as it did not deprive
any owner from reasonable access
to his lot. Judge Henry ruled in
favor of the cemetery association
and dismissed the bill of complaint.
The court said the right to change
the plan of lots was properly exer-
cised by the board of managers and
that ii had the right to close streets
il owners of lots were not deprived
of ACCESS to them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Clarence r. Lewis,
Prominent Clubman,
Victim of Apoplexy

Philadelphia, Oct. 17.-Clarence
r. Lewis, prominent in Philadelphia
business circles and n notable fig
ure in club life here, died sudden
ly late yesterday afternoon in the
Rittenhouse Club. ApopleXy is
thought to haze been the cause of
death. He WIS 60 years of age, and
was a bachelor.
Although an active member of a
number of clubs, he spent most OF
his time at the Rittenhouse. and II
was there, surrounded by circle of
intimate friends. that the end came.
Clarence r. Lewis was senior
member of the firm of c. r. Lewis
& Co., wine merchants. He had
been member of the First City
Troop since 1880. He served in the
Spanish American War as lieuten-
ant of Battery A and also saw active
service in Porto Rico.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
TREATY DELAY
BARS AMERICA
L. S. Not Allowed on Co-ordi.
nation Commission Until
Pact Is Ratified
By associated Press

Paris, Thursday, Oct. 1s.-Imme-
diately after formal ratification of
the Treaty of Peace with Germany,
the Supreme Council of the Peace
Conference will probably name a CO.
ordination commission, the duties of
which will be to decide what bodies
shall have Jurisdiction over matters
not definitely assigned by the Treaty.
This commission will. in a way.
carry on part of the work which
has been performed by the Supreme
Council, which is expected to close
within six weeks.
Manifestly. the United States can
not be represented on this co-ordi-
nation committee until she ratifies
the Treaty. General regret is ap-
parent over the impossibility to start
on all the commissions created un-
der the Treaty with n full member
ship from the great powers, as il
would be much simpler If all the
permanent members of the various
commissions could begin work
simultaneously.
Civil Administration
In the Rhineland, the Belgian
French and British members of the
inter-allied commission. of which an
American will be the fourth mem
pSit "iii pS PFOpdDlN empowered
by their governments to proceed
with civil administration-in spite oi
the fact the RhiReland convention
requires American cooperation. Ir
American occupied territory. mill.
tary control will be continued by
common consent until the United
States Senate ratifies the Treaty and
makes the establishment of civil
government possible.
The coordination commission will
have lesser powers than those held
by the Supreme Council. Its mem
hers will not be plenipotentiaries
but will be required to refer i'm
portant matters to their various for.
eign Offices for decision. This COM
mission will deal only with matters
relating to the German Treaty. and
will not indulge in the general dis.
cussion of Russian, Turkish and
other international problems. The
creation of the coordination COM
mission will end the international
foreign office" as the Supreme
Council has been termed. The va
rious foreign offices will function as
usual.
The work of the American dele.
cation. will be largely advisory, but
there is general disposition to con-
suit American representatives on all
important matters relative to the
execution of the Treaty terms.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17

take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out of the colon and
bowels all the constipated waste mat
ter and poisons so you can straighten
up.
Cascarets tonight will make you
feel great by morning They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken.
or cause any Inconvenience, thsy>
cost so little too.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
German Budget Body
Indignant When They
Learn Allied Army Costs
By Associated Press

Berlin. Wednesday. Oct. I5.-Indig-
nation was expressed to-day by MEM
bers of the budget commission of the
national assembly when the national
treasurer announced the cost of
maintaining Entente armies of occu
patton and various control commits
sions would be from 2,50o.ooo,0oo to
5000, 100000 marks annually. The
minister added that the drain on the
national defenses would eventually
reaction the Entente" and expressed
the hope that the size of the occu-
pying armies would be gradually re-
duced.
Socialist and Democratic deputies
declared the Entente demands "eX-
ceeded all limits of moderation" and
charged the troops were indulging in
"eNtravagances at Germanys ex-
pense." Four leading Berlin hotels
have been requisitioned for the ac-
commodation of inter-Allied missions
which are expected to arrive next
| week. \ government official told the
budget commission to-day that efforts
! to induce the Entente to reduce the
size of these missions had been futile
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Old Fashioned Simple Home
Remedy Much Used by Doc
to4s and Nurses for Inflam-
nation, Congestion, Aches,
Pains and Swellings.

Mustard, real yellow mustard, the
kind YOU use at home. is being used
more than ever to Danish distress and
misery and free mankind from agony
and suffering.
Not very long ago people used to
make yellow mustard into paste.
spread ii on a cloth and apply it to
that part of the body where pain or
inflammation was present
1t surely did do the work it was
expected to do, but il was mussy and
bothcrsome and often blistered .he
skin.
People still use yellow mustard
when they get a cold in the chest or
have pleurisy, lumbaEo or rheumatic
pains ano Swellings.
But nowadays they buy this yellow
mustard in condensed form all ready
for use for something like 80 cents a
box ano find il much better. cheaper
and cleaner than mustard plasters
This yellow mustard preparation.
which is known to millions as Begy's
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Secretary Glass Signs
Check For $2,64S,3O9,171

Washington, Oct. 17.-Secretary
Glass yesterday put his name to
check for S2.64S, ,171.53, said to
have been the largest ever drawn. 1t
was made payable to the treasurer
of the United States, but did not in
volve a transfer of that amount of
money. 1t was made necessary to
account for redemptions OF certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness and other OBJ
legations in June.
The largest check ever drawn on
the treasury for outgoing money was
S200,00o,0o0, which was loaned TO
, Great Britain.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Goethals Heads New
Corporation to Promote
u. S. Foreign Trade

New York, Oct. II. - General
George w. Goethals, builder of the
Panama Canal. was elected president
of the American Ship and Commerce
Corporation, recently organized for
the promotion of foreign trade un-
der the American flag. The cor
poration has acquired a majority in
terest in the William Crap Ship and
Engine Building Company of Phila-
delphia and the Kerr Navigation
Corporation of this city. Kermit
Roosevelt, son of the former Presi-
dent, was secretary of the corpora
ton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
q YOU keeping your bowels, liver,

Are you keeping your bowels. liver,
and stomach clean, pure, and fresh
with Cascarets. or merely whipping
them into action every few days with
Salts, Cathartic Pills. Oil. or Purga-
tive Waters?
Stop having n bowel washday. Let
Cascarets gently cleanse and reSu-
late the stomach, remove the sour
and formenting food and foul gases
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
America Suffers
553 Casualties in
Archangel Fighting
BIZ Associated Press

Washington, Oct. 1T.-American
participation in Northern Russian
hostilities in nd around Archangel
resulted in a total of 553 casualties,
according to complete record
which the War Department give out.
Of the total casualties given, 100
were due to deaths in battle; thirty
five to deaths from wounds; eighty
one from disease. and nineteen from
accidents and other causes. There
were sos wounded. and four pris-
oners, all of whom were released.