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The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
Conditions Of Women And
Children In Stricken Ger
many, And Asks Particu
lar Sympathy From u. S.
By CARL D. GROAT
( Omitted Press Staff CORRESPONDENCE

\ OuCeu FreSS OCaI1 corresponding
copyrighted by Unitel Press)
ESSEN Germany, (By MaiD-"It
would be noble task to arouse Am
erican mothers to consciousness of the
real and sad state of things in this
country, political reasons for which
| prefer to leave out of the discus
sion."
\ This is the conclusion of a message
that Frau Krupp Won Bohlen, herself
mother of five children, sent to the
United States through the United
Press.
"Only the generous action on the
widest scale, set afoot by country
by America-which commands great
resources, could bring her absolutely
needful aid"
Frau Krupp Won Bohlen received
the correspondent following an in
spection of the gigantic Krupp works
in which he saw the launching of the
first locomotive and train of cars ever
built in the famous Geramn NUM-
tions plant now being converted into
peace time factory.
In advance the correspondent sug-
gested some questions involving inter-
national politics, but she held it was
inadvisable to discuss such problems.
Her utterances we're along strictly
humanitarian lines. She wished Am
erican women-and the worlds wo-
men-to give few minutes steady
earnest thought to Germany's under
fed women and children. She was
doubtful of the best means of accom-
plisi':rg this but was quite positive
that, with peace again at hand, the
world ought at least to have the spirit
of humanity and reconciliation to the
extent of being merciful to women
and babies.
Only once did she permit herself to
be quoted on views involving inter-
national politics. That was relative to
"Would you say something regard
ing disarmament? ?" I asked. She
Eesitated moment, then said.
Disarmament would be very excel
lent if we were to have a League of
Nations in the full sense of the word.
BY thai I mean if we are loyal in ad-
herence 70 the conditions of League
of Nations.
''It cII'not be a one-sided league,
however. AMI l must say that, accord
ing to experience of the present time,
we must doubt if others mean to have
it otherwise than one-sided: in other
words, whether the league can be re-
allzed."
In his connection she pointed to
the "non-reconciliation policy" of
France, especially regarding war pris-
oners and delivery for trial of German
officers.
Retention of these prisoners is
beyond the laws of humanity" she de-
clared, adding that not only the pris-
oners suffered but that their loved
ones at home must have heartaches."
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
MURDER OF
AMERICANS
REPORTED:
TAM P|CO
American Sailors Jailed At
Mazatlan Will Be Released
January IL. Will Have Put
In Time Sentenced
UNITED Press Service)

OAAUS0 L 1CoO oCIttCGJ
WASHINGTON, January, 6,-The
State Department has instructed the
American embassy in Mexico City to
call on the Mexican government to
put into effect promptly every pos
sible measure for capture and punish
ment of the murderers of two Ameri-
can employees of the International Pc
troleum Company, which took place
between Tampico and Tuxpam Sun
day.
The Department announces that It
has received notification of the mur-
ders of P. ]. Rollo and Earl Bowles,
and news of the crime had reached
representatives here of American oil
interests in Mexico, at the same time
that the department had received q
dispatch from the American consul at
Mazatlan, W. H. Chapman, reporting
that the American sailors incarcerat-
ed in that port-Harry V. Leonard,
and Harry o. Martin, would probably
be released on January 18th from the
prison in which they have been con-
fined since November IL. on charge
of assaulting Mexican citizen.
The consul said that the sailors had
been sentenced to two months impris-
onment, and that their release will be
effective January IL, as their sentence
dates back to November IL.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
JAPANESE NAVY
RAvACED BY The
''FLU," +" WITH A
BIC DEATH TOLL

TOXIC, December 13. (By Mail to
United Press)-Influenza is causing
havoc in the army and navy where
it is claiming victims by the dozen
every day.
While aboard battlesships at Kure.
the Imperial Guards were stricken
with the disease, fifty or more being
ken ill on each vessel.
Warnings to the general public are
being issued by health authorities,
who hope to check the epidemic here.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
Jenkins ian /
Break Back
Into Jail
Puebla Criminal Court Re-
fuses To Nullify His Bond
And Says Mexican Law
Will Not Permit
Omitted Press Service)

MEXICO CITY, January 6,-The
criminal court at Puebla has denied
the petition of William Jenkins, Am
erican consular agent, that his bond
be nullified and he be returned to
prison.
The court ruled that under Mexican
law an order granting liberty on bail
cannot be revoked.
jenkins has been at liberty since
a short time after his arrest upon
a charge of collusion with his abduct-
ors, when bail was furnished by J.
Walter Hansen. Jenkins says Han
sen is stranger to him.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07

Testimony
Mother Of
NeW'SviCtinl
Mrs. Alice Lesser Ayers A
Belief That New Is Per-
fectly Sane. She Is Torn
By Emotion
Omitted Press Service)

LOS ANGELES, January 6,-Mrs.
Alice Lesser, mother of Frieda Les
ser whom Harry New, now on trial
his accused of killing, testified drama
tically and sensationally in News
trial this afternoon.
Mrs. Lesser declared she believes
New to be perfectly sane; and she
told the jury that New said to her
as he left her house with her daugh-
ter on the fatal night: "Frieda doesn't
know everything; am going to teach
her some things; Pm going to keep
her." Then the witness hesitated and
cried.
81 guess he did keep her, for he
never brought her back" And her
emotions overpowered her, her sobs
shaking her frame and accentuated
her misery.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
The
Capacity Of
Electrical
Factory

ONTARIO, Calf, January 6. -
UNITED Press.) Land has been
leased by the Edison Electric Ap-
pliance company which will enable
the company to double the size of
it's present plant here, where "Hot-
point" electrical appliances are manu-
factured.
The plant at present employs 720
men and makes 1000 electric irons,
together with hundreds of other ap-
pliances every day.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
S 7 IR s UP
The COURT
MAR 7 IAL|
IN 7 RIAL
Captain Deter, On Trial
For Alleged Offenses,
Charges He Is Victim Of
"a Frameup"
UNITED Press Service)

NEW YORK, January Capt.
Carl Detzer named Capt. Jack Wier
as the man back of the alleged "frame
up" to convict Deter of inhumane
treatment of military prisoners while
he was head of the department of
criminal investigation in the Ameri-
can army camp at LIE Mans, France.
Captain Detzer's statement came
from many intimations by witness
that the charges laid against him are
frame up.
Immediate recess of the court mar
tial was ordered while the officers
serving on the court went into con-
ference.
Captain Weir, who Detzer said had
done the framing, is son of promin-
ent attorney in Indianapolis, Ind,
and he is assistant Judge advocate in
the court trying the case.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
COUNTY IN The.
NORTH END OF.
CAL|F0R n IA is
Dem EP HIT|zE D.
Redlight Abatement Law
Cleans Out Questionable
Resorts, And Gives A
Clean Record

YREKA, CAL, Jan. 6. UNITED
frtss)-Seven Redlight Abatement
suits. involving houses in Weed. Sis
son and Dunsmuir were to be tried
aere today.
Edwin T.. Grant, president of the
State Law Enforcement and Protec-
tive League, who is aiding in the
lroset utions, has asserted he believes
aboftion of these seven resorts has
freed Siskiyou county from conn.,
mercialized vice.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
BOLD, BAD GIRL

MARTINES, Calf, January g.
Superior Judge Latimer heretoday
set January Is, as the date for trail
of Miss Irene Johnson, 18 years old,
who recently, single handed, is al
legged to have held up a Richmond
photographer whom she robbed of
$685.. She plead not guilty.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
BERTHAKRUPP ABE RUFF HAS
PLEADS THAT Statistic D
WOMEN VIEW JUSTICE AND
WITH CHARITY IS AFREE man
Once Potent Californian
Who Was Convicted Of
Crimes Against Good
Government

SACRAMENTO, January 6. -
UNITED Press)-Abraham Ruef, SEN
fenced to fourteen years imprison-
ment in connection with the San
Francisco graft prosecution, literal
ly becomes a free man today.
Ruef for some time has been on
parole and expiration of his sentence
merely means that terms of his
parole ends. Because of exemplary
conduct, Ruef has been credited with
sixty-three months of prison serv-
ice.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
TO FIGHT THE
DRUG EVIL IN
Los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, January e.
Omitted Press)-Fourteen hundred
dollars has been appropriated by the
Los Angeles city council to start a
fight against the drug evil.
1t will be used to establish a clinic
to treat drug addicts, Similar clinics
have been established by New Or
leans and San Diego and are said to
be meeting with much success.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
COURT HOUSE CONTRACT

Monday, pursuant to advertisement
the board of supervisors considered
bids to remodel the front of the court
house, and the contract went to the
firm of Lown & Woods, the lowest
bid, at $4128.30.
The work as planned consists of
terracing the hill in front of the main
entrance, with flights of concrete
steps from terrace to terrace, and con-
crete walks across the terraces. The
original plans Of the court house and
grounds contemplated that treatment
of the front; but until now it has been
among the things left undone.
, Yesterday Mr.. J. S. Gatlin, with
Mrs. Gatlin was in from Patagonia.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
CUTTING OUT THE
STREET BOND
SHARKS

LOS ANGELES, January 6. =
UNITED Press.) Elimination of the
"street bond sharks" is the purpose
of a new ordinance now before the
Los Angeles city council.
Under this ordinance all street inn
provements bonds, which under the
state laws are liens against the prop
eerty fronting On the improved st
will be collectable by tho city only.
This, it is stated, will prevent them
fallinginto the hands of spectators.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07
SENSATION IS
FORESHADOWED
FROM BOSTON
FOR AR|zONA A
A Fortune Given By An Ex-
Convict To Be Used In An
Investigation Of The Ariz-
Ona Prison

: BOSTON, Mass, January 6,-An
ex-convict has given a fortune to
prominent New England prison Off
cial to be devoted to an immediate
and rigid investigation of the state
prison at Florence, Arizona. No fur
ther details have been divulged but
it is promised that a great sensation
will grow out from this matter an
nounced so meagrely.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07

: California opens the New Year with
$70,OO0,0O0 available for good roads
construction, according to Ben Blow,
manager of the goods roads burea
of the California State Automobile
Association.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07

The Border Yidette has moved its
office from the Marsh building on
Morley Avenue, to Nelson Avenue, in
a building in the rear of the Brick
wood Hotel property.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07

Gathering together the remnants Of
nations wrecked by the Turk is the
work mapped out for America through
the Near East Relief. .1a,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07

Miss Adele Martinez of Benson is
visiting Nogales, guest of Miss Ida
Castaneda.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-07

Continued from Page ~
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06
DIR. LOSEY HERE
JANUARY L AND l


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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS

Having l1n1tied as Admlnlstrat f'S
Of W. H. Holland, late of the County
Of Halifax and state Of North Car
DINA -his i TO notify all persons HAY
;,,,- .1air1s ypainst tn, estate Of the
said ". r. Holland to present them
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06
REPORT FOR WEEK
ENDING JANUARY I, 1920,
BY j. Y. Sava &C.

Temperature, highest, "a degrees on
January list.
Lowest, Is degrees on January 3rd.
Average high, 10 degrees.
Low. 27 degrees.
Precipitation | s degre, If snow
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06
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q PLRSCE AIS. i
O 90 @ O O 0 Q 90 , c. 0 .

Mr.. Joe Garland Of Farmvjlle, Va.
j, in the city today On business.
0~-c--H +
M. +. s Carter left this morning
tor Kinston on business.
O-o-0
Mr.. Francis Lewis left this morning
for Wake Forest. .
Mrs. Jackson left this morning for
T,usry. i
lA--O--U /
Mrs Hall. Of Ciftonville, Va, is !
mere t. attend the wedding of her SIS !
ter Miss Joyce Harris, today.
Miss Alise Dunn returned to her
home in Enfield after visiting her
Uut Mrs. !. \. Weathersbcc.
D-0-G
Misses Mary Josey and Ellen Speed
left THIS morning FOR st. Mary after
spending the holidays with relatives
- --,t-si
Mss Nellie Russell viii return to
Peace Institute tomorrow after being
home for the holidays
I--o--C
Mrs. T. w Outerbridgc has moved
re her rtw residence on Depot street
+"icH wiz IN future he known ~ IL"
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Mr.. w. {. RalrcS, who has been vii
the National Spanish Peanut Company
for the past wear. has resigned and a
r"fte@ a poSitio" with the \. y. Rid
dick Motor Car Company.
The morning opening hour at tn
graded school has been changed 10
the months Of January and Fehru:r
from 8:45 to clock IN order that =
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06

to me o. ny Al sornrx, duly verified,
on Or before the 3rd., day Of January
1927. or tins notice viii BE- plead II
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted t. said estate are hereby
requested to settle said claim, "
claims. ut one.
This the %rd., day Of January. l"2".
The evening herald., 1920-10-02
Colored Conservative
Republican Club
Is Organized

An orrunixntion Of near0cr 10 ROM
ccntiutc the culorrd vote in Aihu-
uucrquc Tor the republican party wna
created lust Thursday ANA entitled the
tuiurrd Conservative Republican club
The following officers were elected.
PRECEDENT u. A. Austin, Vice nrcsi-
dent. Green watson: secretary G. II.
LyleT. treasurer, a. Balue. executive
committee. .. q. Click W. Hendricks
g, ~. LyicH Il. Outloy nnd J. ncf.ylr
Tlitc object Of the organization ~
ITO promote thr Interest of the cam-
paign by concentrating the yOiipg pow
or OF the ncgorc3 of this city" Prior to
thla time the majority OF the colorcd
Notcrn have been quiet ln the cam
paiFng.
I'VE have no political leHderH. no
political representative because we
have not hocn led 10 believe that we
needed them" said q speaker az the
oiganlzation meeting. I'VE have al
ways been republicans. but vc have
not cngaEod ~ ppry differences or
fights. W. have taken no part In
attempting to atraightcr out u r. polit-
icnl tanglc that BIAS hcun brought
The evening herald., 1920-10-02
The War-Breeding League
BY REGINALD WRIGHT KAUFMAN
Author Of THE House Of Bondage" Victorious Etc.

cal Independence OF all members OF
the league. In case OF any such ar
grcssion. the council shall advise up
on the means by which the obliga-
tion shall be fulfilled" Fine.-For
somebody else.
Under that clause nothing on earth
could stop the league council from
ordering American troops to any corr
ner OF the earth. You wouldn't have
"a word to say about II. Not the peo-
pie OF the United States. Nor would
the president. Nor congress. No
body but tho league council. somc-
where over there In Europc--and the
rules declare that America would
have ONLY ONE VOTE In the coun-
ell.
The council could DRAFT YOUR
BOY.
Defenders OF the league say that
our congress would have some voica
In the matter. Well find tho word
congress" or mention OF It's APP
provai OF ANYTHING In the league
Ii you cam
a.. =. A.--Pnnnma,
Ana the article says the league
members will back mp ALI league
members that are attacked. DO you
know who some OF those members
are7 They are;
HEDJAz:
Formulation 100000. all OF them
Bcdouins-1 vote In the council.
PANAMA;
Population $4,000 vote In
the council.
DO you get the point2 Suppose
YOU vote for the league as the demo-
Crpts want you to-that Is. suppose
you vCse the democratic ticket in
NOvcmbcr--and 80 make America a
league member. Then wen have:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA;
Population 1O5, 200, ,OO0--i vote in
the council.
How'd you like thnt2
Go TO Hcdiazi
And now suppose HcdJnz is at
tackled by an unfriendly tribe. Not
likely2 Why. it's happened again
and again in the past, all through the
country now called Hcdjaz-happcn-
cd all the time. And, anyhow, this
Is a Question OF what the results
would be II Il did occur. wuli, then
the eonneA q vote for the U. s. ~
would decide whether America must
send troops-and the council would
say how many.
The evening herald., 1920-10-02

when Il plenEcH them bo ~sane7 and
"clrnn-fhlnklnF7
Two years ago the New Mrxican
declared. w effect. that the rcpuhll-
cans of Now Mexico lost their sanity
when they nominated Mr. i.urriunio
for governor. Now the New Mrxitnn
raves Wildly bocauar The republicans
of New Mrxiru refused tu nominitt
Mr. .l.arrazoio for rovcrnor.
Which reminds us of the dear old
Quaker who mid To- his vim:
"All people are inannc. Junc. SAKE
ana thou, ana npmctimvr. Junu. 4
think thou art little quccr.''
The evening herald., 1920-10-02
Getting Cox
Cornered
CIrom the jamestown. n. Y. Morning
Iaft1l

tfrOm the jamestown. n. Y. MOrnlng
I'ust.)
The two excellent daily newspapers
of Albuquerque, New Mexico. are both
republican and they must have asked
Tome very pertinent qucutlona OF dove
eruOr Cox. IL We may Judge Ot thcir
character by his answeiH an his Al
buqucrquc speech lie admitted Tor
the iirst time that he would favor
reservations to the League OF Nations
covenant He denied knowledge OF the
contribution ut amy liquor organl2it-
tim 70 his cnmpaihn. though GEORGE
4. carroll OF New Jersey. president OF
the National Retail Liquor DuhlcrH uf
America, admitted before the Senate
committee the Authenticity oi the let
tor asking fur such contributions sent
out by him, and said that less than
$500" he'd been received In response.
IL is useless ior Governor Cox 10
keep pointing To the closing of tho
saloons ON SUNDAY IN Cincinnati as an
evWuncc oi hla sympathy with prohi-
bitioh when the liquor men themselves
are calling Tor contributions in his be-
half. How can he have the nerve 70
duny the liquor men are cOntrtbut-
Ing. In view OF the testimony Of AIR.
Carroll la that erfect2
tNotc:-The editor OF the James
town Morning ton. has stated tne
case OF Candidate Cox clearly as re-
gurda hts wet conditions. Tho state
mcnt does not diffcr by the iact thut
since II was written one Of the Albu-
qucrque papers has executed po-
hticai handspring. after having done
The evening herald., 1920-10-02

President Wilson has referred tho
league OF nations covenant to "a sol
cmn referendum OF the people, and
Governor Cox has supported him. So
has +. u. Roosevelt. democratic NOM
incc FOR the vice presidency. Be-
tween them, they have made the
league covenant paramount issue
in the November election; q vote
for tho democratic ticket will be n
vote for the Wilson brand of league.
tie democratic platform and Its
candidates say 80. Now, Harding,
and Coolidge and the republican
party, standing where they have al
ways stood, frankly ask the women
OF America to defeat the Wilson
League covenant.
Not any league. The republican
platform specifically declares.
we pledge the coming repub-
ilcan administration 10 such
agreements with the other nn-
tiona OF the world as shall meet
the full duty OF America to
civilization and humanity In ac-
cordnnco with American Ideals
and without surrendering the
right OF the American people 10
exercise Its judgment and It's
power In favor OF Justice and
peace"
And Senator Harding has gone on
record in like manner. He endorsed
that clause OF the republican plat
form In his speech OF acceptance, and
In his more recent address, devoted
entirely 10 this topic, no not only
showed now the Wilson league had
already proved itself unable TO stop
war, but also outlined a really prac-
tlcal plan for the preservation OF
pe0ce--a plan that would not in
volve tho curtahment OF American
independence.
Therefore what the republican
party asks you to do is to vote
against the democratic tirket--to
vote against the Wilson covenant.
Have you read that covenant? II
you Will look at Il you will see--you
can't help but scc--that the republl-
cans prejudice against It isn't party
matter at all--yuu VIII see that the
republicans are against the Wilson
league because they are for America,
just take the look:
1Iandcuffing AmsEica.
Here's what Article VIII says;
The members of the league rec
ognizo that the maintenance OF pcac,
requires tho reduction OF nationa
armament TO the lowest point con
siatent with national safety and tn,
enforcement by common action ol
International obligations Tho coun
ell, taking account OF the geogra ph
ical situation and circumstances o
each state, shall formulate plans fol
such reduction for tho consideration
aud action OF the several govern
mcnts. After these plans shall hav,
been adopted by the several govern
ments, the limits OF the armamenti
therein fixed shall not bo exceeded
without the concurrence OF the coun
ell"
There you are. The league council
would meet, tell us Americans how
large an army and navy we nigh
havo--and II we didn't like Il. W,
gould lump Il. That seemingly so
Innocent phrase. geographical loca
tion"wouid cook our gooso for us
we'd have just about no protection
at all.
Europe And Your BOY.
Now Article X:
The members of the league M
dertakc TO respect and preserve ui
against external aggression the ter
ritorial integrity and existing politl
The evening herald., 1920-10-02
MUST ASK king
BEFORE HE LEAVES

LONDON-Now that England is on
a peace tlmc basis. Lloyd George II
asking his kings permission to leave
the country and the king Is uhliGingly
granting his reQuuA. 4 premier may
not land on foreign soil without per-
minsiun Of the crown. Gladstone
broke the rule once ON a yachting
trip and had to apologize to Queen
Victoria. Lloyd GcorEc broke II
many times during the war, but rum
or las it that the king overlooked his
fault.
The evening herald., 1920-10-02

Shout ~ HI1 rtnN01 |0| aE N|||
nHflrN uu Iu Toe N|lr.0I M0
To HnnIr extent Ne UIff IN|t .H
repraefniol II nas boon 1IIIeI I'H.
ulc rolor1d foio Ho'IIt b. f'|I'|||
10 the dtnutihtIc PARTY 80 H0I
to deny cnphhllf4lIy that a1fN
thourhl newer rutrrrd the flIn1h NJ the
majority uf lht roinfrl tuItt y Az.
buuuefquc. W. rl,,ud lur purity HHf
mony. We viii st1nd pat lef thy Ir.
publican pariy and win await d nt|
tlrmrnt uf The differences wiiIIiH tHt
party and east our votes IN t|fc fnrl@
INK cicrtiunH Tor tho party nuin|ntt
rolorcd rnpuhiican voters N Tho nfHr
future. Members of the club. fren
aud women viii participate IN INn
rally with t1enking and Singing
The evening herald., 1920-10-02
"coId In the Head"

70 an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. Per-
In the hssS" will md that the use OF
build up de System. cleanse the Blood
and render them less liable to colds
lead to Chronic Catnrrh. 49,.
HALLS cATARRH MEp,CINE is tax.
on internally and acts through tho Blood
All Drugglsta 7bc. Testimonials free.
Halls cATxKRH MEDrcINE WIN not
oJTFeJ. Cheney q Co.. Toledo, Ohio,
The evening herald., 1920-10-02

Wis.--NIrs. Cl,ns. Jor-
gcnson Of Racine, Wis, who sud
denly awakened. is steadily rccoN-
crlng. During the two ycnrs She
was fed by attendants like n baby.
"Tliough I couldn't open my eyes.
utter u word ar move u m,ssclc, I
knew cnch days events aud heard
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