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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
ArbriOs0n9ru i 1lurar.

Som I mango ANDRE %nuoc CT
Hraoct poa s (lmera 9(rbci0sooa
Nor9e blct mere og mere pnotrUu
genoe. Sen itnoia porenoc gIrmc al
i10litriellc NrbeIocrc frazer cnitcm
mig Herormcu giclncmiprt on ocn
Itcrtc loclollitifc NQitotiou cr, / ocna
mere ellcr mlnhrc n0crIiOQaacn0c
tSolc, oAlou / 9torlc a. Sen 9tutltr, al
Stot2nunolahc0cr life uhen ~olporlia
Nt'tto fan lutfc Tine Zine Tor DC
Ilcrtt 'tlprpc0c T%orbrluQer ON rintc.
llaCrc SluSolltanr ior ocn arbeioenoc
Ntdno % aplnoe. Get cr / @rfien
0cIlcn a. bette, al Regierrugcn III,
ION Tor me0oelt. bar frcmiut Bro
petition ON iSorouorlnQ / @opcn ON
&rbclo2be'tutteI'e meo GiGGa al Ell
Sop ON Glmer9 A~rbeio2OaQ. :
VrUmi2iernc nj Bette GorilaQ be-
Nruu0er Ccportemcutct i'm Nolouma
l Sogcu Oe0 blonot onoct at u6talc:
= port Son0 itoar MAJ iorun ont
'ottcn0e So%rIireuiiouer / Sc ilcile
g~rbclo@9rene o. Oct cr uiuiliomt. at
Hlrbelocrnc2 Rrou ON S llncra Mr.
b~clo2ooq herlmocr nil bli abort
9lUloenoc meo itcrrc Surtc en0 no.
qen'ln0e &au Sropet, uocn at uiu
tt8e Suminbajntcrc2ier liocr. Tor
nlsie Sartircpliiouer bIi ime0cfom
met alennem Sooglpuiuqeu. utl Scr
mc0 mcact upre pmoct Gr oct Ill
enhncr Sto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al Ser
ira Somnmoet5 She aisrca, hpa0
qleres fon. FOR at Irbcl6erne folt
iele iia ttIireoic / iii Grbeioc. abel.
Der bette life miuoit / Sc Gioer. nan
M eiter arigcna Nflutuino ooo
imsbe. Iet cr mc0 Gremtiocn Tor
2le al uour6cIiq 9ctnoniuQ ior SET
helc 5amiunos (ripIcl. al Nrbeioa
Ipiien bTue@. % Tepartemcntct bor
ben Sro, al Ell &mebefommclie al
Oct 9omlc Hrbeioertrou, ser her
aiGIoer. / hsi @ruo nil tunne meo.
pirfe BERTH.
Get piI hero poo Den entelte
Samrunosborgcr ieIu at mite Be
Sober, iom en- Nrbeiosoog al rime
Zig Spngoe irembpr. Npoo s Il.
mersoagen ltol fomme iii al bctuoe
for Arbeioerne, itaar oct oerior,
naar ali fommer til ali, iii Dem ielp
az taltemme. gien bore Irbcioere
Uil pislelig life minbre cnS DC euri.
ge Somnnostlasier pioe at bruac
0ritloen til iii eget pirfcIige bebiie.
% Sam'unoet MAD funne boabe, Of
arbeloerne pil ba ssoriiaoeIien al, at
Oct ogiaa Iigeer i oepes egen Snter
este, Of ben fortere 4rbeiostio blir
fulot uonpttet.
3epartementet fan life tilranee.
al Spergsmoalet ON Of Iopipite s
timers a~rbeibsboa ubiRttes, ill Dor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fan bIi reui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
Reiiepas for
Soloaters paarorenoe

@oibinston ben 17be Mai. Otter
ben 15be Sunni bill Sorbubet mos no
ftebeIie al Heiiepas iii Suitriier eler
Msbre al a~merifanife Sfficerer %
SoIooter, iom maatte snife at reiie
til europa, bli opbGpet.
Observation-Disclosures oplpite, al
Has / iaaomne Sili9lber oil bli no
itcot bpis life aneiGIoenbc Siiieersr
ener Solbater itaar / Sesreb meb al
bli biemIerbt. % meo Den u%otrnffc-
lise Soritaaelie. at Sultruer oa Ns-
Ore. iom benptter iie al Inleonin-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
Gilltdnoene / Susldne.

Sopiet He9ierinqen / &uslano flo
Der life pioere trpgt paa iill Slle, og
oct Ter no, iont ON Ben gaur alpor-
llgc Siber imsbc. aolcbot ounorcr
paa 0ercn / Sit, % Tolafferne /
@eit opisrer Jig bcleriffe Iaa ipGrt
%ltilfGroig. Eaa famine Sio ct Der
inoportes llro, % SET trller meo Sp-
lGtiigbco blanbt Yrbcibcrne.
Gen Streif Iom ior life Irnee il
Den trueoe meo at brpoe uo bIanot
Scrnbanciolfene, bIep Ger life noget
al % pei bar MI oct Tor 2enin %
hous &nanolangerc, clers piloe Ser
hape pGret Ell enoc paa al Siligriel,
% hos ioriultne Wenneifer eiploer
iltet N%rgulnent nnotagen Wao. Com
oct er, Iaa er oct netop oen fnappe
Maoforipning iom polber &c ~itsrite
%anifeligbeoer mt, ibet iaa mango
Ter Zig b~ebrogne for bpob Ser blep
Dem lopet, og bolber oct me Stprc
aniparligt ior, at ser er tibet al Wao
og enonl, minore al oen bebloeoe
Sribeo.
Getnc Winngel bar llopiflct ii9 til
en- iterf llpilic innob Hegieringen,
men laa hur moll ogiaa at reglle mcb
l~lpiabeocn ON bpab Der bel piloe
fomnle %ilteoen. ON 2enin blep itprtet.
Wens Der oltina CT Ell ltobrcot Wtis.
~fornpielIe meb oct nllpGrenoe Stpre,
laa er Der oQIaa mango Ion er bait
&c FOR aolcbat % bpao Der oiloe isl-
&c nleb BAN. &c er ganife pao BET
rene meo, at De oil bare Ell mere Ell
Ter millbre rooifal Hegiering, men
DC lpnes, at hoerfcn oct iociul repo-
llltionrre Vorti eller Wtenibepiferre
bar noget touitrilftibt Trogrom at
bpoc paa.
&ommllnlitcrIlc oerimob bar ct
Erogrom % oco bpao Dc III. Se
bauoe lige ira isrit al iiigte ct Sif-
tatorpploe ior Den arbeibenoe &las-
ie. IIt hpoo Der itoo Dem / %eien,
rep De ncb oQ coelaebe. NiL "a bette
er ubrettet, hor sc Spinerfiombcoeu
heuucnot pon at %sienopbpgse 2mloet
% i9ien at iuttc Snouitriernc igang.
&iotil bar Sc p9ret fri FOR nogen
aIporIis Sppoiition inoericr Irbei-
oerfluaicn Ielu, men MI, 0a DC bar
~'tlfiet line SilbGneeres Sorbaobnin.
ger ON, al Ser ifiiIoe .i%faifes benz ri.
eelie Dtao o. a~Iminoeligt @elpGre,
CT Der Ell itiecnbe lttiIireosheo blanot
Irbeioerne poa forifieIlise Santer,
% oenne W~iSiornsielie cr tilltrTffe.
li9 isinefaloenbe til at poIoe Tegie-
ringen abifinig @efpmrin9. 0e sisr
itore Initrengelier for at pplaa In'
e%rfienoelie bnaoe noe o. biemtme, oa
De bel peb. al oeres Stpre alorie oil
bli beitaacnoe. u6en at oct anertien'
oeS baabe al oeres eeet Solf % al
@erben ior Heiten icm &llSIanos
retm9Slige 0uriabeo.
Sfuloe @tisnsien inoeuira boloe
paa at uopifle iis % cmiioer bll ule-
re beireitei, or oct at frpete FOR, at
Heeierinsen fommer til at sribe til
terroriitiife Iioler for at faa ben
~unbertrpft, men riuoer oen at BIZ
anerfienbt, iaa bill Serrorismen liot
efter libt iorIoinoe, % &ommini'
iterne iaa InIeonine I'll at fortirtte
meb lit Experiment paa en- mere but
man Waahe. Ser or bit ingen
1pil ON, al Seriom Solicit lit riselis
Mao, pilbe Wisneien itilne al %
Mulisheoen Tor Ell Mcorepoliition
bIi temmeIia tpiIiom. Get funSe NOT
b9nbe. at Scpiet. Heeierinaen fcm
til at Iiase unoer peS Salaene, men
noaen Spitonb piIbe Der neppe bIi
noeet al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
uopanorine at
Sremmeoe

@aibington Den t6oc Mai. Sfslge
en- ibag oiieniliogiort SEAPORT ira
Observation-Disclosures ioreeaar Der
Iremoeles en- itor llopanbring al
S~remmeoisote, og Der er al lloiigt
iii, at Den bill bli ~betpOelig foreget,
iaainart oct bIir lettere at iaa Heiie.
pas, % Easiagerlinierne fommcr
iaans ieien.
Som Iariag til sSoreteelien anfs-
res Ben berifenbe grbeibsIssbeo o.
SamilieintereSicr / Siemlanbene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
Srcitifaoe.

I, Sefferion Gitp, DO, oen t6oe
ytal. Sfslge en- al Def Isberale "Sii-
reaii OF Crop Climates" og Statens
Sanobru9sfommisiion uoitebt SpI-
lesrapport cr Ell S%jeroebel al Wis.
lollris seblebsit blepet sbeIagt og
aroen Sri,gt t~iIfeiet Ell Sfooe al ira
10 til % Trocent al ben Iterfe Scat
%tefrolt, iom / ben ienere Sib bar firn-
Oct Steh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

8reos omfrina 9riiia 80 DtiI
NtorooIt fra aonitantinopeI iom lin
Sopeoitao. 5 De iranife 9looe he.
Der Oct, at De Soreneoe Stater er no
leet til 6ormpnoer for &pnitantino-
bel, men De amerifanife Mpnoigbe-
Der Tiger bette er enbnu life afgiort.
Sfelge Gfterretninger ira @ien err
Vol1bepifcrlle paa Sluet ira fine
trcmltliote Stiainger / geit / Smeg.
men al Hopno, iorfulete al Simton
Tetlura. Get Ter no, iom ON Der er
en- aIminoelis &eisiline inloo Dem
blanot De ufrpnife Bomber, ionl I'M.
Der forIfleIige M%nfsrere bar bopt be.
tpoeligt Selo meo Jig / fine Opera,
tioner / Sntegnen al aieo.
s Irdo / ltngarn bar SitleS Sa.
rolpi, Ell grorisn al iorbenpPrenoe
Ssrltenliniiter Wicboel aorolpi, ifsl-
&c Giterretninger ira @ien, oprettet
en- M &egiering / Sppoiition til @oI-
lbebiferne. San bar llolteot ct Wtd-
nifeIt, bpori ban erflprcr bct lom lin
ferIte Eligt at g%ieioprettc 2op og
Sroen % Ioa o~perorage Stprelien
til Ell &egiering iom npocr ale Sar-
tiers Glib. Maniicitet illltter nneb
Den GrflGring, at Gntente, Wogterlle
bar faaet ltnoerretling ON Sprettel-
len al Oct me Stnre / ltngnrn.
Sperationerne / llngarn err life
aloeles inoitilleoe, men oe slQiereoe
batter life nteo at omillitte 9uba-
peit, oa De gisr Hegning paa, at Ell.
ten fommer aommuniitltpret / en-
NOR Sremtio til at itprtes al Woore-
pollution, euer oglna fomn1er Spen
til at opergiue Jig uben nGpnepGr-
Dig Wooitano. Nan p,ifer of uno.
gaa pioere gloosllogpbelie, iaalanot
oct gaar an. Sfuloe set fomme til
ct afgjerenoe Slag / 9penS nprme-
tie Smegll, piloe Wtanbefaloet llben
Epil blipe tort, ga Soriparer,le bill.
De bore afifaarne ira enbper Inleo-
ming til of tr9tfe Jig tilbage og Ser
for fom til of fiGnlpe meb Sortpilel-
lens Wtpb. Men rpffer man iagtc
freln, iaa CT ltoiigten oelt, at Sopiet.
&egierineens Stiqing blir mere oa
mere ubolobar, ioaiom Wobrepolll-
tipnen fom til at pinbc Stptte / 9p-
Ell ielu, % ben tiltagenoe Otaroel
paa Ssoe pilbe bli mere % mere TO-
lelig.
arigsrettens Com er falocn / So
gen moo Or. &iebfnecbtS og Tpia
2urembiires Woroere. Gre al De
blep flnone ifploige. Sus.
iaren &unge blep bemt til TO IarS
SGngiel og ire slars Cab al line
borgerlige Hettigbeoer; 2eitnant
&arl Sogel til TO Nlars SGl1giel %
fire Waaneoers GaretGgtsarrelt meo
Iffeoieelie ira Sienciteri, % 2eit-
llallt &ittnlaitn til Ter Tigers Irreit.
&c epriee al Dem iom bar uloer I'll.
tale, blep %frifunOne.
Gegieringen / lltgarn CAB life mo-
get Spar paa S%nobpbclien til at len-
De Selegater til Mtebet / ct. Ger
main, % Ser meOte ingell paa oeres
iammen meo Siterrigerle
Gette i Sorbinoelie meo De oprepne
Silitanbe iom raaoer / bereS Sano,
pil rimeligpis ioraariaee Ell Del Sp-
/ Sorbanblingerne nleO
Giterrig, ga DC TO 2anoes MffGrcr
iaaleoes inc / bperonbre, at
Oct er nebpenoigt at bebanolc Dem /
,SGllesifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

q. Solia Den t6be Mioi. I'll
Wootogclic3fonliieer er Ger iii CATO
unomcIbt oper 5000 Selcaoter iii
Observation-Disclosures NorSton.
uention, iom oabncoeS her iooor.
Mnn0e al ScIc9oterne fomucr ira
Canada % Iloifo.
SpsrgamaaIet ON 9euaiorheielie
bar htotiI itfc uTret braet poo @one,
toet Sibcn bar pGrci onuenbt Ill
SrertelIe al ioreiIaoeoc Soronorin.
ger | Sroencr@ aorititution "a @i.
lone. aonpcntionen outaacS at bile
pare ire Tiger.
Columbus, Ohio, bert 16be Mai.
Get blcp poa BROTHERHOOD OF Rail.
man Srninmen'S" Marstonpertion
her ioag i%ortpnbt, OF 5000 al Gro.
Observation-Disclosures Weblemmer ptI
bli tiloelt ipecieIle 0teoaIier for bel,
Gel, De toe / ariseu. Srsaniiotio.
mems Serplce 6Ios inoehoIber $40
@ulbitierner.
Sfslge Sefretprens @arsberet.
ming er WebIemsantoaet / Qsbet al
be iiSiie IRE aar bIepet iorsaet meb
52,14S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
45oc Targans.

gen. tanife life bill bIi iitarlo til at
penoe tilbage til De tsor. Stater pua
Ier Wtaaneoer. Senne Siosar9nie
er iot forat forbinore 9~ebproeIie al
Sransportmiolerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

ENTERED As SECOND Glass MATER JuSE i5rH 1908 AT
TIVE Posr OFFICE AT DEcoRsH, Iowa, UNDER THE Acr
oF CoNGRKss or MARCH g.. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

@iennem 9aroinaI Sartmann, Gr.
febilfop / 8sln, bar Den f%atolife Sir
fe | Spiflano benpcnot Jig til Eaben
mco Ell Opfororing til at m9gle
mellem Spiflanb og Sc Iaiereoe for
at afpenoe ben fuloitGnbige Gam.
menItprtning iom trller fsritn9pnte
Sano. 6or at iampirfe til en- inar
Spnaaclie al Ell parig % menneife-
Jig 6reo bar Hapen tn9et Sfriot til
at fremlTgge @snitriitet for Srebs-
fon'erencen og isge at iaa @etinael-
ierlle ioaleoes mobiicereoe, ot De fan
finoes antngeliee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

eeslion al 2uiinoer iom UNDER Def
reoe 0lag togeoe gjennem Saoerne
til aolon SoteI, Tom er Sopeofoor'
ter Tor Gntente Sfiicerer, / Sprbe.
le@beo amerifanere. Npngoen rp'
'teoe allptn9pen / gluten, gap Spp-
olgbeoen Irit Spilerum % ifre9:
"&d't Imerifanerne poa 3sr!" Ter
triieoes meb, at beriom bette life
bleo giort, ifnloe DC Ielo beisr9e Oct.
en Slolang bar Der tort SpituoS,
og oct bolot poa at blipe pGrre %
barre. Wtel isr oct fom til SaanO.
gribeligheber. bar ser ct baIpt Sltn.
oreoc SoIoater tiIiieoe lom log Hins
onl Soteaet, oe MGngoen ipreotes,
lfjsnt Der elonu par mango Iom
bolot no til Tent pod apelo.
6lere al 0laoene / Berlin, lGrlig
"Saseblatt", bor toget tiIorbe imoo
oiSie 0emonitrationer % timber Dem
iio9roige. Sbeooor @olff Tiger /
"Sageblott", at DC iom bar meo /
oiSic Speftafler, for oct meite bar
linooen llngoom fra 9pens Strpoer
90 Snlilg, og ifiIorer ocreS Spfsriel
iom "barnogtig % uismmcIig." San
Tiger, at ingen iornuitig % brberlig
Terlon fan bile, at oisic Cages itore
gloor fol titles / ct iolif ems peo
lllcnlmclig Sllmult. San merer DOG,
at DC Inicrebes NrprGlentanter /
0otel Iolon life bar / nogen esent.
6are.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
Misunderstanding,
Sgd st. Paul Kyapmarked

t.. Wtot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

Gen internationale apinoefongres,
iom er ianllet til Weoe / 3iiricb, bar
enlten1nig 9oofienot en- SenpenoclIe
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
EGYPT IN VIRTUAL
REVOLT, CHURCHILL SAYS

LONDON, March 26. by the Asso-
ciated Press the military
| service in the house of commons last
| night, winston Spencer Churchill, Sec
| rotary for war, declared that the whole
OF Egypt wa in a virtual state OF In
surrection. The position was so dan
gerous, he added, that the government
had to appeal to men on the point Of
rehabilitation to return and save their
comrades from being murdered.
This declaration by the war secre-
tary was brought about by the re-
marks Of Sir Donald MacLean, who had
said that Great Britain was grossly
overinsured with respect to the strength
Of the army. Mr.. Churchill asked II
he followed what was taking place In
almost every country at the present
that there Vas overinsurance in keep
ing 900, 900 men for every purpose, In
Guiding 10 divisions on the Rhine and
four divisions in the home country,
less thar the number kept here in the
peaceful days before the war.
secretary, a situation developed in
Egypt which was Of very fa~r-reaching
danger. The whole Of Egypt was vir-
tualIy in a state of Instruction.
Had Sir Donald read of what was
taking place ON che Black sea. In
Hungary and or the whole frontier Of
those small states which were guar
anteed protection by the league Of ma
tons? Sir Donald had said, continued
the secretary, that the German army
was to be reduced to loo, 900 men and
that the Germans were to have no boy
scouts.
That, the speaker asserted, was what
the allies were going to demand. But
had the Germans agreed to II, and
was there any chance of their agree
ing to 1t IL the allies Invested them
selves of all their forces at the pres
ent time? ,
1.-THE government" said the secre-
tary, has to face the real facts. II
we ~squandered our forces at the pres
ent time before our terms are secured,
with European conditions OF increas-
ing gravity and ~perplexity, then we
should throw away with both ha Ads
all the results gained by the sacrifices
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
UNDERWOOD ASSERTS WAR
MAY Be RENEWED AGAIN

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 26.-Sen-
ator o. w. Underwood. addressing the
Birmingham Kiwanis club, predicted
financial disaster and possible renewal
Of warfare II the peace treaty is too
long delayed.
"We are all glad that the war is
over, but we are not at peace with the
world" said the senator in part. II do
not know how you feel. but l do know
that I do not sleep as well as I would
II peace was signed. Three powers now
have the power of war and control the
things with which wal must be made
the United States, England and France.
Europe is a seething volcano and there
is no telling when it will break loose.
Every day we put off the signing of
the treaty Of peace widens the chasm,
which the world may be unable to
bridge successfully with the small
scantling it has left over from the war.
When we first signed the armistice the
world was war weary n the world
was ready for us to dictate the terms
Of peace and end the tragedy, but every
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
TWO ARMY FLYERS
KILLED BY CRASH

LAYTON, Okla, March 26.-Lieut,
Hiley c, Hyde, of Columbia, Mo, and
Cadet William M. Crabtree, of James
town, North Dakota, were instantly
killed here yesterday when the air
plane in which they were flying fell
in a wheat field, half a mile south OF
LaWton.
The plane, which was completely
wrecked, crashed to earth upside down
and barely missed a woman walking
in the field.
A board Of investigators was called
at Post field to determine, if possible,
the cause of the accident. The ma
chine was first seen in Lawton when
bank of clouds at a high altitude and
began falling. Lieut.. Hyde appeared
to be trying to regain control until
the last moment, but failed, and with
Cadet Crabtree, mel instant death.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
For Freckled, Rough
Or Spotty Compilations

The frecklIng, discolorinG or roughen-
ing to which delicate skins are subject
after exposure to wind or sun, often APP
peaTing in early spring, may readily be
gotten rid of. Mercolized wax, spread
lightly over the face before retiring and
removed In the morning with soap and
water, completely peals off the disfig =
ured skin. Get an ounce of the wax at
any druggists. There's no more eff
fective way of banlshing freckles or
other cutaneous defects. Little skin
particles come off each day, so the
process doesn't even temporarily mar
the complexion, and one soon acquires
a brand new, spotless, girlishly beauti-
full face!
Wrinkles caused by weather, worry
or illness are best treated by a simple
solution Of powdered saxolite, one ounce,
dissolved in one-half pint witch hazel.
Bathing the face in this produces a
truly marvellous transformation. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
AMERICAN KIDNAPPED
BY MEXICANS, SLAIN

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The state
department has been advised that the
body of Oscar Wallace, American citi-
zen, who recently was kidnapped by
Mexican bandits, had been found neal
Progreso, Coahuila.
The state departments dispatch,
which was forwarded from Monterey
said it was believed Wallace had beer
murdered. The American embassy al
Mexico City recently was instructed tc
request the Mexican government to takt
all possible steps to rescue Wallace.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
PREDICT OCEAN FLIGHT
START ON APRIL IL

ST. JOHNS, n. f. March 26.--Agcnts
now in This city making preparations
for the forthcoming attempt Of Harry
Hawker, British pilot, and Lieut., Com
mander Mckenzie Grieve, British navy
navigator, to cross the Atlantic in a
Sopwith aIrplane, said last night that
1t was expected the flight would be
started on the afternoon of April Il.
They added that this was DEPENDENT
upon weather conditions. An hour late
in the day will be selected to start the
flight, so the airmen, II successful, may
land in the British Isles in the day
time Of the next day,
The men will bring with them on
the steamer Dighy, which is due here
last Of the week, two planes. One Of
these Is to be used In the TRANSACT
lantic flight. The other will be utilized
for experimental flights In this vicinity.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
Railroads Back
Red Cross In
Shipping Clothes

The Red Cross chapters throughout
the United States are busy this week
collecting 10, 900 tons of old clothing
and shoes to be sent to the liberated
peoples Of Europe in connection with
the Hoover relief campaign,
The United States railroad admluis-
tration is cooperating in every Nay
with the Red Cross IN transporting the
collected materials to New York. II
was the purpose to handle the ship
ments in carload lots, but the traffic
department of the railroad administra-
ton has made arrangements for hand
ling less than carload lots where the
local Red Cross chapters can not col
lect a fun carload.
All railroads have received instruc-
lions to cover the shipments with spe-
cial instruction in order to insure
prompt and proper handling, as the
time for the collection of the materials
is limited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
RHODES SCHOLAR WINS
MILITARY PROMOTION

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, March 26,
~(Spl)-News has just reached here Of
the promotion to the rank of a cap-
tain of Lieut.. William l.. Finger, Com
pany G, lS5th field artillery, A. Il. r,
Capt. Finger, who Is likewise a Cecil
Rhodes scholar from Mississippi at the
University OF oxford, England, discon-
tinued his course of study there to en-
list in the u. S. army as a volunteer.
receiving a commission as a lieutenant
in the field artillery and going to France
for active service. Capt. Finger hopes
to sail for America in a short time, and
at the opening of the scholastic wear
expects to resume his work in Oxford
university, England.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
NEVADA SOLON FIRST
TO PILOT AIRPLANE

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The first
airplane flight over Washington Of Il
machine piloted by a member OF the
terday by Senator Henderson, Of Ne
vada. In a plane equipped for two-pilot
control, Senator Henderson assembled
with Mai. W. O. Decker, an army ava
tor. After reaching a height Of 5000
feet, Maj. ecker turned over the work
OF plotting the plane to the Nevada
senator, who Unanswered the plane over
the city for about an nour.
Senators Myers, Of Montana, and
Kendrick, Of Wyoming, we're passen-
gers In another army plane In a flight
over the city. lasting about half an
hour.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

hours delay between the armistice and
peace brings us further away from that
psychological hour that struck Nov. II.
Now I trust that some agreement
keeping of the peace will be reached,
but il this peace treaty is not signed
soon the volcano of war may break
loose again and the three powers named
will have to be the big policemen, but |
do not want to seq this country en-
possibly be avoided. II this scantling
which now bridges the ever-growing
chasm should break, it may mean a
national debacle and financial disaster.
ut is not for us now to quarrel over
and let us convert our swords into plow-
shares and return to the peaceful walks
of life, and let us do it quickly"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
WOMANRECLUSE
IS FOUND MURDERED

BEAUMONT, Tex, March 26,-With
her throat cut and skull crushed, the
body of Mrs. Erozire de Sedigney,
wealthy r~ecluse, about so years old, was
found at her home five miles from
Beaumont.
The body was discovered by a neigh
Dor woman who went 10 the house to
purchase eggs. 1t Is believed by Off
three days.
The house was in great disorder and
blood was found on the walls and floors
of WI rooms, indicating a struggle. The
woman lived alone on the farm. She
had been a resident OF this county all
OF, her life and owned considerable
property. Ft%b
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
KILLS WIFE, THEN
ENDS HIS own LIFE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, March 26.
Fred Keeton, rs, of Ozark, Mo, last
night shot and killed his wife. Sina,
~ years old, at the doorway of the
Y. w. c., A., where she was stopping,
and then killed himself.
keeton is said to have attempted to
persuade his wife to withdraw action
for divorce recently instituted. Letters
found on Keeton' indicate he was a
salesman for the Public Supply COM
panY. Of Tulsa.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
KILLED BY FREIGHT CARS

Fred II. Hayden, engine foreman al
the Grand Central depot, died OF in.
juries suffered Tuesday when a string
of freight cars crushed his legs. His
death occurred at st. Joseph's hospita
u hours after the accident. No ont
witnessed the tragedy and 1t Is believed
Hayden stumbled in front OF the cars
and was run over before he could
arise. The funeral was held Wednes.
day afternoon from the home, 1917
South Rembert street with interment
In ElmWood.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
ARTILLERY UNIT OF
BOTH REACHES CAMP

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 26,--The
18th field artillery regiment of the
W. Cox, OF Raleigh, reached Camp
Jackson yesterday for rehabilitation,
The regiment is composed largely OF
former North Carolina national guards
men. This afternoon they will be Of
ficially received and granted "the
freedom Of the city" Plans also have
been made for their entertainment.