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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Protest Is Made
Against Plan for
World Navy Trip
Cruise Not Authorized by Con
gress, Representative Blan-
ton of Texas Says, in
Letter to Daniels.
Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
III, ,1,:,,ot1, No,, r.oterf

| Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Washington, Nov. IA protest
against the plan qf Secretary OF the
Navy Daniels to send the navy on
tour around the world next June
was made by Representative Blan-
ton of Texas, democrat, in let
ter to the secretary.
"As one humble representative of
the people l hereby protest against
this proposed junketing trip" said
Representative Blanton.
Admiral Coontz advised me that
he expects to defray the expenses out
of the general blanket appropria-
tions. Congress has not authorized
any such trip. In none of the ap-
preparations made did congress even
contemplate such a trip. 1t is my
belief that congress will not au-
thorize it. As one humble member
| shall vote and vigorously fight
against any appropriation proposed
to pay for it. 1t is simply ridiculous.
Would Require Much Fuel.
Naval statistics show that it
would require at least 20 per cent
more coal and oil than ordinary to
run these two fleets on such cruise,
! Considering the present fuel situa-
ton, aside from the enormous ex-
pense which should not now be in
Cured, it would be almost Criminal
just now to waste the hundreds OF
thousands of gallons of oil and tons
of coal necessary to operate our two
big fleets on such jaunt.
There are now several thousand
households in Washington absolute
ly without coal. and even when love
and money will procure it, VIC are
row threatened with the price of
coal going to $40 a ton. A serious
shortage of gasoline is also threat
ened, with the price i'll some COM
lunities ranging now as high as
40 cents per gallon. Both England
and France have been depending
largely upon us for coal. Shipping
has been retarded in many ports
fer lack of coal.
People Iax-Burdened.
Our people are already tax-bur-
dened. There is but one way to re-
duce taxes. We must quit spend
ing. Our government has no money
except what it takes from the people.
AS you we'll know, every time we
spend public money our only way
of providing it is to take it out OF
the pockets of the people in taxation.
1t matters not whether it is taken
directly or indirectly, after all it
comes from the people. The people
of the United States who foot the
bills have become tired of the waste
and extravaganza daily prevalent
here in Washington.
Last Tuesdays election was not
a reputation OF the democracy, or
of a league of nations, but it was
a reputation of wanton extrava-
gance, high taxes and lawless an
icly permitted by congress and
for which republicans are fully as
riuch if not more to blame. though |
the people have held us democrats
for it."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Increased Freight Rates
Stop Lumber Importations

Washington, Nov. Recent in
creases of IS to 30 per cent in Cana
dian railway freight rates has prac-
tically stopped lumber shipments
from British Columbia to the United
States, according to a report to the
Department OF Commerce, from
Consul E. A. Wakefield at Prince
Rupert.
During the last Il months, the
consul said. British Columbia ex-
ported 20,000,000 feet of spruce and
shingles to- the United
States, while the only lumber now
being shipped was contracted for be-
fore the rate advanced. Spruce mills
are closing down Or curtailing opera
.ions, he added.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Fire Causes $l,00O,000
Loss to Colorado Road

Denver, Nov. Fire of unde-
termined origin destroyed the ma
chine shop, tool house, stationery
supply building and three locomo-
tives of the Denver & Salt Lake
railroad at Utah Junction, near here
w. R. freeman, receiver for the
road, estimated the loss at $l,O0o,-
900.
Firemen were handicapped by in
adequate water supply. The Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad
loaned engine crews to aid in NOV
ing freight cars out OF danger. and
employees prevented the flames from
spreading to the roundhousc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Prospects
For Bonus
Not Good
Republican Leaders of Opin.
ion Congress Will Refuse
Added Compensation to
EX.Soldiers.
Country Against the Plan

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire
Washington, Nov. 7.-Republican
l,aLers of congress are of the opin-
ion that despite the adoption of ]
referendum favoring cash bonuses
% ex-scrvice men by New York.
New Jersey and Wisconsin, the next
'ongress. on the ground of economy,
VII refuse To- grant them through
'cderal legislation.
The issue will be brought mme-
lately before the next session by
Representatives Johnson Of South
. Gakota, and Swope of Kentucky.
According to one republican mem-
Der. the leaders have determined
nat the country is opposed to cash
oonuscs and it is believed that many
o: those who supported such a
measure in the last session, will be
unwilling to do so in the coming
Gle.
Country Against Plan.
Those who have participated to
any great extent in the campaign
say that they find that the sentiment
OF the country is against cash
bonuses, but favors the country do
ing everything possible in the wav
O. rehabilitation or vocational train
Ing Tor wounded soldiers.
Representative of the American
Legion here. who have been active
i'll the movement for cash bonuses,
declined to give an opinion as to
what they though. would happen in
the next session of congress rela-
tive to such bonuses. They said that
three OF their strongest supporters,
Representative Swope of Kentucky,
Caldwell OF New York and Milligan
of Missouri, had been defeated for
reelection.
Representative Bell, New York,
osle of the strongest opponents of
cash bonuses, was defeated, bm Rep
resentativc Fess, chairman of the re-
publican congressional committee,
who was very pronouncedly against
bonuses, was reelected despite every
effort by the proponents of cash
bonuses to defeat him.
Count on Fordney.
The American Legion is counting
on Representative Fordney, chair
man of the ways and means conf
mittee, to lead the fight for bonuses
in the next session as he did in the
last. While three strong advocates
of bonuses were defeated, it is point
cd out by the bonus managers that
they gained nine ex-servioe men in
the election, among them being |
Hamilton Fish, jr,, of New York, and
Lewis Fromingham of Massa-
chusetts. 1t is not known whether
the nine veterans of the world war
will support cash bonuses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Former Mexican General
Held for Death of Madero

Mexico City, Nov. 7.-General
Rafael Pimiento, who commanded
the rurale guards IN 1918 when
President Madero and Vice Presi-
dent Jose Maria Pine Suarez were
killed, has been arrested. A govern
ment announcement says that ar
rests of other persons holding mill
tary positions at the time of the as
sassination of Madero and Suarez
are to follow.
One of the first acts of the pres
ent government was to order a COM
plete investigation into the Madero
case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Japan to Withdraw
Troops From Chentao

Toxic, Nov. 6.-The cabinet, it is
reported by the press, has decided
to withdraw the Japanese troops
from the Chentao area, along the
Observation-Disclosures border, despite
the fact that the activities of the
bandits and Korean insurgents to
combat which the troops were sent,
have not been suppressed. The with
drawal would be contingent upon an
undertaking by China to maintain
order and protect Japanese life and
property in the Chentao area. The
diplomatic council has been sum-
moned to consider the cabinets
proposal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Jugo.Slav Troops to Occupy
Territory Under Treaty

Washington, Nov. 7. - Jugo-Slav
troops will occupy territories ceded
to the kingdom Of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovens, under the treaty with
Bulgaria, according to advices re-
ceived from Belgrade at the Jugo-
Slav agency here. These include the
towns Of Tsaribrod and Brossiljgrad,
and the district of Stroumitza and
territories on the right bank of the
RiverNTimok. The message said i'm
mediate steps for repatriation Of all
remaining Bulgarian prisoners OF
war had been ordered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Members Raise $4,000 in
IS Minutes for New Church

Thirty-hve thousand dollars was
subscribed in IS minutes by the con-
gregation of the Westminster Pres
byterian church at. the service yes
tcrday morning as part of the fund
10 be used in building a new church
at Thirtyahfth street and Woolworth
avenue. This amount was expected
to be increased to $4,000 before the
evening service, according to Rev.
NJ. B. Laird, pastor of the church.
Construction of the new building,
which is to cost 100000, will be
sbegun April !. The main assembly
room will seat $50 persons. Bal
comics on each side will accommo-
date 10 more,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
''Window Glass; Thief
Robs Stores in Omaha

Police are searching for the win
dow glass burglar who robbed sew
eral Omaha stores Saturday night.
About $50 worth OF tobacco was
stolen from Cackley Bros soft
drink parlor by thief who hurled
a brick through a window.
The same methods were used at
the S. P. Peterson shoe store, 422
North Sixteenth street, when five
pairs or shoes were stolen, and at
the Beck tailor shop, where a suit
of clothes was taken.
A window was broken at the store
of F. G. Kahake, 5l6 North Twenty
third street, and $3.50 worth of
clothes taken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Workers Republic Star in
Political Heavens. Debs Saws

Chicago, Nov. 7-Establishment
oi the workers republic" in soviet
Russia is "a bright star in the po-
li{lcal heavens and shall light the
way of the world Eugene V. Debs
declared, in message sent from
Atlanta penitcntiary to the Cool,
county organization of the social
ist party, made public tonight. The
message will be read at The cele-
hration tomorrow of the third ami
versary of the Russian soviet rev.
clution by local soviets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Knights of Pythias Plan
AmericaniZation Drive

New York. Nov. IA national
Approximation campaign will be
inaugurated by the Knights of Py-
thlas at a public meeting in Carne-
gie hall on November Is, under the
auspices OF the grand lodge Of New
York state.
Palmer Garfield, grand chancel-
lor, in making this announcement.
said the postwar problems OF re-
adjustment will be better solved if
the citizens of this country have
n clearer conception Of the ideals
and duties Of true Americauism.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Parole Board to Meet.

Lcavenworth, Kan, Nov. 7.-Thc
parole board OF the Leavcnwortt
federal prison will consider applica-
tons of $50 prisoners at a special
session, beginning November 8. is
was announced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
Oil Plant Burns.

Wichita. Kan, Nov. Fire OF
unknown oris,n destroyed ware
fouses and manufacturing plant of
the Southwest Petroleum Co., here
tonight, The loss is estimated at
100000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-11-08
The Weather

Forecast.
Nebraska-Cloudy Monday, prob,
ably rain or snow in south.
Hourly Temperatures.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05

wazne stanowisko, czy to W radzie
miejskiej, czy W i~nstytucyach samo-
rzadnych i handlowych. Cd sZeregu
lat burmistrzem by} Polak. Miasto je-
dnak W porowpaniu re stosunkami z
pred lat czterdziestu, ulegfo pewnej
rusyffkacyi. wskutek napfywowych
sfer urzedniczych. Dawniej jezykiem
miasta og6lnie przyjetym byi jezyk
polski, z czasem jezyk rosyjski Wy
par} go z wielu plac6wek. Ludnosc
polSka ME ulegia jednak rusyffkacyi,
a mieszczanstwo ploskirowskie pre-
chowaIo nawet dawne tradycye pol
skie. Co do ludnoSci zydowskiej, ia
szla "a duchem czasu, wiejacym cd o.
ficyalnej CORY.
Obecnie po okresie dlugiej niewo-
Ii i odciecia cd pnia macierzystego,
po kr6tkich a dcbrze odczutych przej
Sciach "a rzad6w bolszewicko = ukra-
inskich, Pioskirow rae ma lono Ma
Clergy po 127 >latach, u~biegiych cd
czasu drugiego rozbioru Polski. OPP.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05

ME, kt0re oczekuje jeSzcze armie pol
ska j ayczy1 jej, ably spe}nia}a nadal
sw6j o~bowiazek rGwnie chlubnie jak do
tychczaS.
Il kolci przem0wif W imieniu misyi
wojskowej ~francuskiej gen. M~assenet.
kt6remu "a zlohone zyczenia podzieko-
wal osobno naczelnik panstwa.
o s. lei pc pol. przyjmowai naczel-
mix panstwa zyczenia od przedstawicie-
Ii IudnoSci nj. Warszawy, instytucyi spO
lccznych, kllturalnych, stowarzyszeh
prasy i t. d. w imieniu zebranych 10
zyi naczelnikowi pa6stwa pc staropol-
sku z~yczenia do sicgo roku' prezes ra
dy mieiskiej IN. st. Warszawy, p. Ba-
liiski. Naczelnik panstwa wyrazif Szcze
re podziekowanie, przycDem kanda' z
pos2czeg6lnyrh delegacyi miaia sposo-
bnoSc powt6rzyc osobiScie ayczenia no
woroCznc.
O z. / H.. so naczelnik pa1stwa opu-
Sell pa}ac Lazienkowski i uda& sic do
Bclwederu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
S~ocyalizm a mozaizm.

! Zznany take w POlscc DR.. Alfred
Nossig, wygIosii kilka dni temu W VIE
dniu pod pOwyzsZym tytu}em wyklad,
kt6regO s~treszczenie pOdajemy ponizej
hez komentarzy.
DR.. Nossig ma wstcpie SwegO wykla-
du, przeszed} pc kr0tce rOzmaite kie-
runki ruchu iydOwskieGo, a naStepnie
przystapil do Omawianie ,,SOcyalizmu
SwiatOwego" der WeltsOzialismE). -
Nosi ON te NAIVE - zdaniem preleSen-
ia - ola tego, pOniewaz nauka sOcya-
lizmu zdObcdzie Z bieSiem cZasu SWAT
ca1y i da mu cd tysiecy lat Oczekiwa-
nv stan szczeScia, kt0re bedzie OPERA
10 sic ma sprawiedliwOSci, wolnoSci j
mi}o$ci. Spodziewa sic teh DIR. NoSsig.
he r~Ozwiazanie problemu Zbratania pow
sZcchnegO ME nastapi "a pOmoca utopli
jednOlitego paGstwa wSzechSwiatOwego,
lecz przez Iwiazek ludlow, W sklad kt6-
rego wejda pojcdyGcze, narOdowe paf-
silva, rZadZone SOcyalistycZnic.
Nastepnie podniGsl on u naciskiem
s~zczesliwy zesp6}, jaki rzekomo dale
socyalizm, pierwiastkGw autorytatyw--
nych i wolnoSciOwych. Il jednej strony
bowiom socyalizm ~przyznajc mason lu-
dowym prawO glOsowania, r6wnOSc
pred uStawami i t. d.. n Z drugicj
- chCc, ably kicrownictwO panstwem o.
raz kontrola mad wladZami publiczncmi
spOczely W rcku ,,wybranych". Dalej
zaS przcdSta%il W Zarysic ,,SOcyalisty-
czne prawodawStwO udoSkonalonc", -
gdzie zSromadzi1 W caloSG wszyStkie te
teorye, "a pomoca kt6rych Obiccuja juz
oil dawna przyw6dcy socyalizmu zba-
wienie Swiata uTzeczywiStnic.
Do togo punktu Omawiany wykia1
ME %przyni6Sl mic nowegO, a r0hnif sic
Cd zwyklych wyStcp6w publicznych try
bun6w socyaliStycZnych tylko TEN, re
brakOwaiO W MIN Owych pospolitych n
karczemnych napaari ma .~,bur%uj6w'
W Og6le istniejace stosunki spolecDnc,
jakiemi ci trybunOwie Szafuja.
Naprawde i~ntercSujaca natOmiaSt by
In druga cZcSc ~prclekCyi. Wywodzif W
niej DIR. Nossig, re starozydowskie u,
Stawodawstwo jest podStawa dzisiejsze'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
PfOskir6w Nasz!

W ,-Siowie Polskiem" z Ego stycz,
MIA czytamy:
Juz cd kilku dni mielismy wiado-
Nose. re wojska nasze zajely Ploski,
row. Me pozwalano nam jednak tel
wiadOmoSci drUkowac, mimo re ME
kt6re pisma krakowskie podaiy ia
juz pred kilku dniami.
Ploskir6w nasz! Ponad ukiady
rOkowania, wSrod chaosu W naszeI
polityce poludniowo = wschodniej -
SzczeSliwy los pOdaje nam reke i do
konuje ~rozszerzenia naszych graniC
wschOdnich do tych pUnkt6w, kt6re
oznaczyi Komitet Narodowy W Parry,
zu. Zajecie przez wojska nasze Ka-
mienca Podolskiego i Ploskirowa, u
rzeczywistnia nasza n~aturalna ma
tym krancu Rzeczypospolitej grant
c..
Ostatnio zajecie Ploskirowa ma
bardzo doniosle z~naczenie. Miasto to
liczace ponad 10000 mies7kancow,
Stanowi bardzo wazny wezA kolejo,
wy ma linii kolei Podolskiei, idacet
cd Kamienca Podolskiego przez Pho,
skir6w do Szepet6wki. KamienieC
Podolski, odciety cd k~omunikacyi
kolejowej z Polska, obecnie przez Pic
skir6w zyskuje bezpoSrednie po&acze,
ME: przez Wo{oczyska ze LwOwemr
przez Szepet6wke z Lublinem 1 War
szawa.
Zajecie Ploskirowa ma T6wniez
wielkie ~znaczenie pod wzgledem ma
rodowym. Powiat ten, wedfug daw-
uej statystyki rosyjskiej. liey $3.50
Polak6w i pod tym wzgledem Zajmu-
je ma t. wv. Ukraine pierwsze miej-
see. LudnoS6 polska, W ~rzeczywtsto-
sci dochodzaca do $50, sklada sic
przewaznie 2 wioScian. zwanych po-
wszechnie Mazurami. Sam Ploskir6w
be1poSrednio ~otaczaja wsie cZystc
m~azurskie. z tych wieS Hreczany Ii
ezy ~przeszlo 1000 m~ieszkahc6w.
Cd czasu rewolucyi rosyjskiej zy-
Gle polskie pulsowalo tn silnem tet-
mem. Dzieki ruchIiwoSci Macierzy
Polskiej z prOboszczem ks. Nosalew-
skim ma czele, zalozono W powiecie
przeszlo 60 szk6l I~udowych. W samem
zas mieScie obok szkoiy i'm. T. Ko-
Scfuszki, o typie szk6i wydziaiowych,
z~aIozono gimnazyum i'm. H. Sienkie-
wicza, kt6rem opiekowaio sic iowa
rzystwo p~opierania szkoly $redniej z
dr.. VI. Stawinskim ma czele. Dyrek-
torem gimnazyum polSkiego jest p.
Zygmunt Lawrynowicz.
zywiol polski miai tn zawsze, ma
wet "a czas6w rosyjskich, bardzo po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
WIAD0M0SCI Z PRASY kRAJOWEJ.

60 socyalizmu. Jego zdanicm. zydow-
stwo luz Cd czaSow ZamierzchieJ pre-
szfosci posiada4o tie cechy, kt6re NADIA
Ia wyra5ne pietno dZisiejszemu socya
lizmowi So to mianOwicic: wstret d'
monarchicznej fOrmy pa1stwa - MIN
p6zniejszego okresu krGlow zydowSkicl
- dazenie do w~yr0wnania stanu p0Sia'
DANA miedzy pojedyGczymi
narodu zy~dowskiego n wreszcie wlaTh
we wlasne poslannictwo ~mesyanlcZn''
TEN wiaSnie ,,pokrewieGstwem z
wyboru miedzy zydOwSkim a socyaii-
stycznym swiatem idei uzasadniaf pre-
legent przewazny udziai zydoStwa w
powstaniu, rozwoju sOcyalizmu. Cwa|a
on tel "a prawo i obowiazek zyd0w bye
bOiOwnikami so%cyalizmrl, kt0ry Zro--
dziwszy sic z durha zydowskicSo, pc
/ wolany Jest, ably tegO ducha pc catyhl
Swiecie rozszerzal. Wreszcie pOlnihNi
| ~prclegent szcZe5liwa micSZaninc pier
wiastkGw ACKNOWLEDGMENT idcmokra-
tycznych, ktGrej zydOstwO u take So
cyaIizm (?D zawdziecza swa potCEr.
i~llustrujac ma przykladach ~starohcbraJ-
skiego sanhedrynu, prorOk6w i lewitdw
kOrzysci, wynikajace z ~prowadzenla
i kontroi spraw pa1stwowych przrz
wybranych a szczeg0lnie wdolnionych
MEOW.
Prelekcye swa zakonczyi DIR. NosSis
I rzutem Okla ma przyszie pahstwo zydo-
wskie w Palestynie. PrOmienieJacy
stamtad Ouch zydowski i socyaliHtycZ'
nv powinien dokO1czyG dziela, ktorc
g%dzieindziej przygotOwali i przygotowu-
ia asymilatorzy, t. j. zdohycia cafeSu
swiata ola socyalizmu, z~rOIzoncSo y
dH:ha mozaizmu.
Ma os0i biorac, my&Ia przewodnll
prelekcyi byio FlowClnienie teZy' n"
.nar6d wybrany' powoianym Jest 90
usz1zpSliwicnia Swiata, OczywiScle. la
ten sposGb, jaki wyobrazaja SoDie ~
Observation-Disclosures przyw6dcy. POD
Ikreslanie zas n%ieustanne dObroizicjSt"
mieszaniny observation-disclosures
cznei przez prelegenta iatwo pozwaIa
domyslec sic, komu przypadnic roIa n
,ryStokracyi a komu - ,,demoSu " TEN
panstwie przyszlOsci.
,,Glos Narodu".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
P~odminowanie Koszar
Ferdynanda we
Lwowie.

Sfuzba techniczna, kt6ra Dorganizo
wal W pierwszych dniach ~liStOpada
major KudelSki niespozyte us}ugi cd
dala walczacym o honor i calo$c 1.-Two
wa.
Istnialy i dzia3aiy wszystkie MOI,
live oddzialy techniczne, vice telefo,
ny i telegrafy, automobile, saperzy,
naprawa maszyn do pisania. instala-
eva e~lektryczna i wiele innych!
"~zczeSiwa trzeba bylo mice re-
Ike i wiele piracy W to wlozyG, by
wSrod walk ulicznych tworzyc tego
rodzaju dziela, kt6re pc Odbiciu 1.-Two
wa staly sic zaczatkiem O.
g6lno = pahstwowego oddziaN
tchniczego w armii ,,Wsch6d'.
WSr6d wielu innych dokonanych ma
tenn polu czyn6w, wymienie dis je-
den:
Ma podstawie raportu ppor. Felix
So Daszynskiego (syna posia) wspom
ne o akcyi zabezpieczenia kana&6w
pred ewentualnem wejSciem Rusi-
now, a r6wniez o w~ysadzeniu " po-
wietrze koSzar Ferdynanda.
Dnia 1890 listopada 1918 r. otrZy-
NAL ppor. Daszynski rozkaz zabezpie-
czenia kana}ow. o czwartej popoiu-
dniu dnia tego wszedl on do kanalu
przy ulicy ISsakowicza Obok DOmu
technik6w W t~owarzystwie ppor. Ber-
nackiego, urzed. poczt. Dessagi i cite
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
WRONG BODY IN
CASKET At FUNERAL
Relatives of East Las
Vegas Man Discover
Mistake

EAST Las VEGAS. y. 81. Fen. o.
Relatives and friends Of George a.
Kinkel philanthropist and widely
known citizen. whose death occurred
In Denver TUESDAY. received "a shock
yesterday when they were Invited Co
view his remains Just before the
caskct was about To be- consigned TO
the grave by discovering that the
body before them was not that OF
Mr. kinkcl.
n was later explained that n Dem
Yer undertaken had shipped the
wrong body To Las Vegas. The body
was brought to Las Vegas boy Mrs
kiukcl who did not view the body
from the time IL was turned over to
the firm of uudertakers Mrs. kiukel
is prustratod over the shock and la
said To- be in "a 81 ocarious condition.
Mr.. ana Mrs kinkel we're visiting
relatives in Denver Mrs. kinkcrs
former home. when he was stricken
and died. The body was turned over
TO an undertaking establishment with
instructions To ship IL to Las Vegas
and Mrs. kinkcl accompanied the re-
mains on the same train,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
2O7 New Cases in
State and 2 Deaths

SANTA re. Fob influenza Is
rot yet relaxing its hold upon the
state. it Is Indicated by the state health
departments statement az noon which
shows 2O1 new cases, five eases ~
pnrutuouip. IA death In Chuycs county
and another boz Torrance county,
Sierra county reports Its first eases,
leaving Sucorro the only county where
an outbreak has not occurred.
DuifaN county IL appealing for
NURSES and a Socorro doctor has been
asked hy the department to 80 10
santa Rltl for service
Toduys cases are as follows: Chaves
IS: ColfuN, i5i curry Is; De Haca'
a; Dona Ana, "a: Eddy, 10; Grant,
80; Luna. so; Mckinley, IL; Hidalgo,
2. Sierra. 20, valencia, 2.
Exceeding Mondays record Of 2s2
cases by 10 cases. Wednesdays re-
ports showed the high mark OF the
present influenza epidemic. One
death was reported from Albuquerque
and one from Mora county. Albu.
qurrque also reported one case OF
pncumonin. The afternoon reports
showed the following. Albuquerque
-: Bernallllo county outside OF Al
buquerque. 4 Mora county, 4. Tor
rance county, 81 Aztec, 10; Clmarron
~; Lordshurg 2; Lovington, 40. Al
buuuerquo reported also one new aas'
nf pneumonia.
br. y. W Fisle. physician at th'
state penitrutiary. has issued AN order
prohibiting further visiting az th'
penitentiary during the present cpl
dcmic. There Is np influenza nov
ln the penitentinry but br. Fisk'
wants to prevent the possibility o
con;aEion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
WILSON HURT
BY vISCOUNT
GREY'S LETTER
Was Not Advised in Ad-
vance of Statement
on Treaty
Allies Abandoning
President Wilson,
Says Echo De Paris

PARIS. Feh Commenting
upon tho letter of Niscount Grey.
British ambassador 20 the United
States, 20 the London Times. with
regard to the American position on
the peace treaty the Echo de Paris
saws:
The allies arc abandoning Pres
idont Wilson"
The paper adds that Niscount
Grey succeeded In persuadinE Pre-
mier Lloyd Gtorge of Great Brit
ain and former Premier Gle
menceau 10 adopt his viewpoint
when In Paris some weeks ago and
the letter to the Times Will it as
serts probably be followed by an
cnlcinl note along the same lines
from the French and British cab
inots
"Our friends heyond the Atlantic
cannot fail TO understand the sig
nificance Of the language they
have iush heard" tho Echo de
Paris continues 1T simply means
that the allies are abandoning
President Wilson and are trying -
come TO terms with the majority
In the American congress"