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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30

fouttten. Gldb flndte oorniif aitf
merriam, Onb Die Ser. Stonten oas
Embargo ouf @ol6 IGtlgit obgeiGoffi
b6tten. Sogegen bnben Die eiirop1i
idlen 2dtiber an oem embargo ouI
@oIo feitgebaIten. Gies lit elmer oei
@riinoe fir ons Ginfen oeB euro.
b1ii6en Gre6its ouf Elm Mintmum
9nr9 cine Gnsfubr bon @oIo Iiebg
ii6 bieier 8nitdn0 beben. 3ie @ei.
gerilng. @oIo aus Dem 2on6e sll
Iaiietl berbinoert bos Steieen oes
europ1iiden Greoits. 9os nnerifa.
niife @oIt foGe uno iuolIe nift Ell.
nem @erlnngen nod 2oinne Ser ST.
nnrl5ieritnesidpie Guropas
nodgebert ioiueit 6ieie m oen Dan.
gel an berniinftieen S6rittet 0ur
MISUNDERSTANDING oes areoits al iit-
den ieien. slIs cine 2oIling oes ber-
tuifelten 9sroblenls enpfiebIt @Iob
ben 8olfern guropos, tire Mittel
nidt Sii iiberidreiten, fire gsroollf.
tion GIT erbGhen uno ibre giaiubr
Su beihralten. Seit Der unteraei6.
niing oes Observation-Disclosures boben
Die Ser. Gtooten ibren guf,oesge.
nofIen $2,3S0,09t, 900 gelieben.
SSn feiner 8ernebriing Dor bent
Snusfonitee fir sDiittel itrlo @ege
iteat @laB felt baB eine Minim,itr1.
9lnIeibe Sur abfteGung Der Iob.
rltnesnot in SeIterrei1, golen lin6
qrmeitien ipetieitens $50, 900, 900
beanipru6en iuiirbe. 4ngeIihts Der
fiirdterliden gerbGIttifie in bieien
21noern ipiiroe cine 'ofortiee aus.
reideroe abbiIfe ttur Elm Gift Der
MenfdenbfIiht iein. GIoB beSog ii1
niif Die MitteiIunget bon 9[ugenaat.
geit. Die bic 2eiden Der am Sunger.
tcbe @eitorbenett ditf ben GtrnBeir
Bieiis Iiegen foben iino nitf Die
ansidgett Serbert Soobcrg, Der etne
MiTlion Eonnen MebL fiir notig
bielt, I'M aiif abbiIfe bon 3nitan.
ben su Srineerl iuelde ,oie tnenid.
liden 8uritellureen iiber Sos GIeno
su idan6en MAIDEN. 2ie @eIon1it.
tel fonnen aus bem Gono oerv Grain
Corporation" gencmtnett iperoen. Gr
fdIoB NIT ben @orten: pGs lit fir
uns cine Srage Der MenldIidteit
iirlb lit iider; 6enn bnnerige Men-
fden baben feinen Reipeft Dor benz
@eiet un0 feinen @ebrau6 fiir eine
georbnete Geeiernng. 9lIs goIiperf
gegeft Den goIidetpisnuls ipiir6e es
fir ims cine praftiide adpitoIsnn.
fage iein, feIbit ipenn mir niht einen
Collar suriiferbalten tpiirOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30

8lunlb alan oont sur 4uBfiibrina
eelnngen fam. &epubIifaniife 6iib.
rer iinb entiGloiien, bic @orlnec IN.
ter dIlen ltrlitGtloen bur15ubrirtgeit,
iino follte man 0aoir6 ntebrers
Saitptpunfte in oerielbet fallen InI.
len miiiien.
Ger 9(nti.StreifpoIfus .tpiro
idiperlia in Dem &onferenabertdt
entbolten feiil.
sSiibrer I'M Senot boben iil Grfob.
rung gebraht, odB iid i'm Sauie cine
groBe Maiorit1t gegen bielen Goiils
erflart bot. Scr glon, iuie nit Oent
9lrbeiterproblent berfobren iperoen
ioa, mlir6c in Ser 9anptiode bon
8ertretern Der gabnbriioerfddftett
aiisgeorbeitet; es lit afl3rnebnlen,
baB berfelbe eine Wlobififotion er.
fabren miro, arbeiterfeinoIid)e MdB.
naEnen aber iperOen ieoenfoag fal.
len geloTien lperoen.
Ser stein beg 9[nitoIies biloet
@6idnitt 6 Ser gulrtnlins8II1, in
uelder borgeieben lit, oob &aten iii
elmer 8eiie oSiuitiert tperoen ipl.
len bnB Die 8abngeielIidoften aug
oen @eiamtipert hires gigentums
51a 9rosent 3inicn erbnIten NIT
ben 8orbehoIt. oaB bie &egiernng
oIle gr0beren eriuodienbeit Grofite
ienen gnbnecienidaften 5nfonlnlelt
lofie, Die ttidlt fopiel Derbienen.
Dos Senotsfoniitee bot ii6 bereit
erfldrt, jene geitinrtlsngen Der
GhrnntinsgilL faIIen ait laiIen, oie
Die Giniesung elmer gul1oesfrans.
postbeborbe, 3tponqsfonioIiootion
bon gobnlinisn nno g[ntiTtreifmab.
nobmen boriiebt, borniisgeiebt, oos
Saits uir1int Midnitt 6 an.
9os Snusfpmiiee beid)offiat iid
geeenlDdrtia nit Der WSooififotion
oieies abiGnitts uno man berindlt,
eiiien 9fusgleid berbei5ltfiibren, in-
Dem man einen eeipiiien gro5entias
feItiett, bod ioll Die alpifdenftoat.
lihe Snn0eIsfontmiiiion in oieier
Sinfi6t ausidIaeeebeno fem. Gie
Senatoren finb Der glniidt, boB ooS
&ausfon1ifee fdIieBIid NIT oeft BON
ibnen genadten @orfdlas einber.
itanoelt iein iper6e.
gor Der SEEN gorfer Gipic 9[fio-
ciation in gieip gorf beboitptrte
Simotbb Sbea 8r1ii6eut Der Seiser.
briiOeridaft, oaB ugetpiIie gobnge.
ieaidoften" cine 2obnberbieblng
plonen, iobaIb Die giienbobnen ipie.
Der gripateiaentitu iper6en. Sbea
lieB in ieiner 9febe on Der gi,lnnting.
Sill fein guteS Soar.
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Demti0e Berelettc
kciftc BMntntlcr

gerlin 80. sson.--sliif elmer Gtle.
gntenberiantiniiing Der gbriItIiden
@riibenIelite Union, Die 100000
MitgIieoer adblt, 5u @eIjpnfirHen.
@eitfnlen ipiiroen geihliiiIe gegen
Die Ginfiibring oes iehsftiinoieen
g(rbeitstoss oneeiidts Der beor1ng.
ten 5fonomiiflen Gage onsenontnten.
Spdter, inboIo fid bie Gage eebei.
ic~t, niiroen iie einen fiiraeren g(r.
beitstng befiiriporten. synsmi5hen
ioIlten Die 9ereIeute fir l1naere
arbeits3eit Grtrnbergiitine erboIten.
Die 8ereIelite tper6en in bieier gte.
foliition nufaeforoerf, oofiir ioraen
sii iuo1en, boB iobieI ipie ri5gIidj
eenrbeitet mirf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
SLAP gtgen aftermath,
Tinan5ier=aOnferen3
BcRaMptct, Sab Sirde cine fclHe Ser tDirrtparr
ftilr nod pcrgrS6ert tuerSen miirSe;
GmpfeblMnacn sur Nbbilfe.


@aFbineton, 80. San.--Sn einenl
Streiben al Die &nnoelsfdmnter
Der Ser. Stnoten iiber Die bon elmer
ititernntioRaIen @ruppe bon Ginnn5.
leiiten poraeihlogene &otferena, Tim
Miittcl ltno gsege 5it fiiloen, Die
@eIt ans Ocin ietigen Gbao8 0it
fiibrei, erfl1rte SefretGr @Iob, oab
cine ioIde Gonferen3 MIR @eripir-
rling anridten imo Soifnitngen er.
lpedet tpiiroe, Die ff nidt erfiiIlen
lieBen. &iniidtlif 0es @lanes. ben
Gitrpp1ern &rebit inter 9eibiiIfe
Der &egiering tn berIeiben erfl1rte
ct, baB folde aus 9rinotfreiien ber.
bor9eben uliiIie, 6a Die gtegiertne
nGer &oiltrole iib@ oen ausip1rti.
gen Sanoel entgegen iei. 8enn
bieier Stanopunft Der Ser. Staaten
fIor berbor9eboben miro, bat. @loB
nifts eegen cine piiuoffi5ielle" aon-
Ierens Der itttern1tionolen SSin1n3.
Iente eir5lmenOen. Die elrop1iihe
5itltation forne MIR our1 bic Sir.
belt oieier 9ationen inb ni9t 6ur6
rinen sSinnn5fongreB entidieoer iper-
ben. Der Setretar idliig Dor, bot
nle s[nIpriihe an 2eutihlnno ge.
idldbt iuiiroen, 6antit Die @elt iiber
hie bon 9eutidIdnb 5ii sabfenoen
Sunnneit inforrtiert tperbe unO &C.
liderte @erb1Itniife ipieoerfebren
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
uleSisiniiher Gcbrait9
Ses Wtiskcp reaitliert
aranfe f0nnen anf Grstlides Messpt
ein gint ale sebn Sage erhaL
ten nnb nidJt taeBr.

Woibington, 30. Sdn.-8os Bin.
iieniteuerbiiro bat bic 9eoingnngen
befannt gegebeL iit,ter iuelden be.
raiidenbe @etr1nfe fir me6i3iniide
3tDede perfnift tperoen fonnen. DdS
8iiro bot Elm Spitern bon grIanbnis.
ideinen ni,sgearbeitet. tuoourd iett
eeiitigen @etr1nfen Der @eg In Die
OeffentliGfeit eeiuieien tpfrb, 10 6nB
BON iebt an Die &esierilng ben Ser.
bleib elmer ieoen @oI[one @bigfeD
berfolgen fam, nit @nsnabnte ma.
tiirlid oeilen, Der in gribotfeaern
Elm Sein eefltnoen bot, ebe bic 9sro.
bibition eintrnt. @leihaeitig iuarnt
Dos giiro, bob oieienieen. tueIde
g8bisfep fir uleoi5iiliibe 3ipeden su
iibertriebenen Treiien berfaltfetr, in
bic &lafie Der 9roiiteeier 9erednet
iperoen ittio nIs ioI6e behatt6eIt ipers
ben iollen. Sotpobl Der glr3t. 6er
ben 8bisteb beriareibt, ols aud Ser
apctbefer, Der ibn perf1uft, illiiiien
einen erlnubnisidein bon bent gnn.'
Observation-Disclosures baben. 0ie
Spirititoien ntiiiien bon folden Ga.
btifanten ooer WdfIern be3ogen
ipelhe ebenfoIls grldrbnis.
id5eine boben. Gin Gint fir Ole Ser.
ion int 3eitraunt bon 5ebn Gagen 1T
o1S aeuberite oes grloubten. Sir
oringenbe Rotfdle fann Elm glr3t
ni6t ii6er s Gnart idbrIid) eriuer.
ben. Soipitaler fonnen ultter eetpii.
len 8ei9rGnfuneen einen @orrot
eirleden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
mettert,eridpt

Sir Smobo into ltnlgegero -
Sdon beiite obenb uiio Snntstns.
gttpos f6Iter teute obero; fteieenoe
Semperottir ont Somstdg.
Sir gaebrosfa-Shon beiite obenS
nn6 Gnntstdg. @6rnler I'm iii6liden
TeiIe beute obenb. @teigenoe Gem.
perdtlir ont Gnntst1g.
Sir Soma-Sh6n beiite nbeno
iin6 Samstas. aGIter beitte nbeno.
Steisenoe Seniperottr nin Snms.
tus I'M noroweitIiAeu - ~-x
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
SticSe stuiiebcf, pollen
iiftS Scniet ntSalidb

aonoon, 80. San.-ssStt elmer aug
Dlosfnu bier eingeIaufenen orabt.
loIn 9epeife beiBt es, Dab Die go.
riet.Regieriin9 an Die 9soIen Die
hufforOeritng eerid)tet babe, 9efe.
eaten su elmer geipre6nn9 Der
Cage tipiihen Gobiet.auBlanb imb
golen 5lt ernennen. Sn Der @uffor.
beruns beibt es, bob Der britiide
iariegsntiitilter GbnrhiII uno Der
friibere frans6iiihe 4rentier Gle.
ntenceaii nIIes in @epegung iesetI
GoIen 5u einern finnloien, berbre.
tlerii6en Srteg eeeen Sopiet.
RibIono nlif5ubesen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
Hccreanifaticit ser
1tnicnsN Nrbeiter

Rem gorf, 80. San. -slrbeiterFiib.
ret iperoen nm Gont,toe cine Ser.
ianmIitng obbolten Inn cine t,eue
3entraIorsoniiation au biISen bic
ftdrfIte I'M 2nno. SontaeI gontpers
ioete, er tuiiroe 6ett 8erid)t nift Be.
it6tigen, ooB Die geriamntIrng oie
rnbifolen Glernente aus Der gerbin.
buns gu entfernen iiift. @s tptirSe
seinet, OoB 0ieielbrn an stdrte III
arbeiterfreiein eeipirnert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
RaatbfnSrcet Paiitbp
elektrokMticnicrt

Giiinine, 81. g., 80. San,-
@croon S. Saulbp, Weoroer, 0adu.
ber nnb slbenteurer. iuurbe leete
gsodt I'M bieiigen 3u6tbouie bin.
geri6tet. gr gine bem Eobc I'd.
9eIno entaeeen. Gr botte crei
@oroe mtf ieinem @emiIien. gr ae.
ltano. bob er i'm gon5en 13 Ban.
Ten aitsgeraltbt into BRET 8abnaiiae
ilberfdllen batte. Seine slbitieo8.
porte iparen: nQoe, es bot mir I'M.
mer gefoIlen, oIles eiurnol 3u bro.
bieren."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
Jns JntereRe
Ser HarbenSeit
Seutf9en kinSer
0sl. 8oobs, Gsrtreierin Der 8eel.
iaait Der 5reunbe, bdlt fd
in gfebrasfa dnf.


SRI. Nooos, offidielLe Wertreterin
Der @eieIliddft Der Srennoe, Der
omerifaniiden Gudfer, ipelde fid
lin 6os 2iebesperf III oeln ilotleioen.
ben bettiden 2nnoe feBr beroient
get,a6t baben, bdlt fi1 sesentpGrtig
in gaebrnsfa niif. lin niGtoel,tide
&reiie, bic hifs ntannigfodlen
@riinben Dem 1febestperf bisber
nod fern itanoen. fir oasieIbe au
i,itereiiieren.
SRI. @oooS tam aus ct. 2oitis,
lino &arias gitD, Wio., bireft bier.
Der. sSn ct. 9ouis lit es ibr geIitn.
een, Mobor aieI fiir oos 8erf in
iol6em Mabe gu irltereiiieren, bab
er Elm Seonlitec bon berporraeenoen
@iirgern ernoant bat, nflt ooslelbe
IN angloamerifaniiden Greiien aitf.
aiinebmen. sSn adnfas gitb bat Die
Menihenfrciunoin leiber ni6t oie ct.
uartete aiinitiee slilfnobme eefitn.
ben.
Sier in Snioba bot iidl SRI.
8ooos oireft an Wlnpor Smitb,
ben grdfi0enten Der Sanoelsfomn1er,
Groncis q. @roaatL iino ben Gorii.
tender ieines 9irenftorenrots, Srn.
Srinlble, aeludnot, I'M Die @eidafts.
melt fir Bic Sade 5,t irtereiIieren.
@eItertt mittaa iuobt1te SRI. 8ooos
elmer &erianlmIiing oer oMmerifani.
i6en &ilfsaeiellidaft fir Central.
Die bos 2iebesmerf in oeid.
ihen areiien Ser Sfaot un0 bes
Staates betrieben bat; BEL llno leate
ibre M6ne t,nr, bic bic bersIidIte
llnterItiisitne Der @eiellfhoft finoen
follten iid iiiiiere anglo
anerifoniiden Greiie idIieBIi6 6od)
nod bafiir eeiuittnen Inffen.
SRI. @oobs idiloerte ibre grleb.
nile in 9elttihlafi0, bos fie balo nod
Dem 8affenitil1ftdno IN @eieIlidaft|
Der beriibnrten Sane g[oooms unbl
Der Or. aIiee Sdntilton beiaft bat, |
Tim fid bon Der i16tieen SiIfsarbcit
slt il6eraeuecn. Sie iagt, Die Scot
inter Der oertiden ainoeripelt fell
Id)iuer az i1iIoern uit0 es be6iirfe
trfin6eitens $f0,0o0000, foIte oosl
Silfs- itno 0fettunggperf iii berI
reftet 8eiie biz gum l.. Sept.
1920 forteeistt iperoen. I'm oies
,it ernt6gIihen. riiBte ods gonsel
amerifanifd)e golf fein SderfleinI
beitragen. 9ie giireer 6euti6er Ser.
funft, Die bis iebt oos @erf faftl
lma olIein NIT @eIo rnterItiibtl
10tten, fonnten es ni1t tlln. Gie |
5eiellifaft Der 6reiinoe fiiGe oes.
1alb bic an9loamerifoniide @eIt|
iiir Sas SiIfSlperf su getpinnen. |
DAB bieie nnd uno mad Sem.
elben nabcr 5li treten ideint, seigt|
Md Der ipobleemeinte 2eitartifeI
oes 8orIo.SeroI0 onl 9onnerstoa,
poriu Der arfnnbnre 6ieips Silfs.
uerfes bos 8ort eereoet miro.
SRI. 8ooOs befinoet fid) berte inI
Inn BEN @ouberneur W2c- |
aelpie Die Sade borauIegen un6
lie Seraiisgeber Der engliIhen So.
Jes8eitungen, ioiuie nn6ere einfIuB. |
eide &reife bafiir 5u geiuinnen.
lie Der Sode Bic iest, tpenn nidtl
,ireft feinoli6, 10 bod nnipn1pa.
bid gegeniiber itanoen.
Bon 2incoIn hegibt iid SRI.
goobg nod 9eatrice, Inn Serrn 8e.
er Snnfen ben tonnneebenoIten
0eutid, ,RuBl1noer uno @ertreterl
'er Mennontten fiir oos 2iebestperf
Il aetuinnen.
Bir boffen unb tpiinl6en, boB es
nit ibrer Silfe eelineen miro, 6as
5ilfsperf enoIid in unfere anglo.
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MiaeraaS perlattet
umskunft iibcr Hcldak

Garis, 80. SSau.-Eretrtier 0HI.
leranb bat General Sartin, ben fran.
3Ofiiden 8efebIsbaber Der tfded)o.
ilopafii6en Streitfr1fte in 5ibirien,
aufeeforoert, cine Grfl1rttng iiber
Die auslieferrng GoIdofs al bic
Sobiettruppen obaugeben. Sonin lit
ongeipieien iporben iofort Sdritte
dur 6reiloiiung aol6ofs Sii hun.
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Bclietctpiiteit ereifen
japan. Criip,,eft ant

aonoon, 80. San-gsa6 elmer
bon Sotio botierten Depefde on
ben Ggdonec Selegrdpb, areifen oie
8oIideipiiten Die iapaneiii9en Srlip.
ben in Der @eaeno bon l1iiuri, si.
birien, ON. Gie Sapaner brau6en
cine rein oeieniibe Goftif itno mo-.
rem in{tonSe. ole glneriffe nit
1bSnipeiien.
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Die sdIali.r hes Gr.aaiiers.

Berlin, 80. Son.-MIle SSogb.
idlcfier oes Gr.aoiierg tperoen iest
Dem oaseneiuen Iuseil 5ugeiponbt.
Gns beriihn,te Shlob on Der 2eine
BEL Sonnober, in tpeIder Der auiler
slnfentbolt nnbut, iuenn er in San.
nober Der Snao oblag, iniro iest
einen Seil Der @eeerftdnoe aus
benz aaitneriden @uieum oifneb.
nien. GIN dnSeres SdIoB lit iest
elm Seim fiir unterernGbrte ainoer,
iin0 ein briites 1T in cine alinItgn.
Ierie unlgeiunnoeIt poroerl
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rane's Hciisitaticft
nod in Siebt

sgaibingtor 80. San.-Ger se.
fretdr bes esSnuereil Zane, ioa nod
iinuler Die Qbiift baben, iein amt
nieOer5nIeeeu, 70 tpuroe bon nlaB.
gebenoer Seite m Dem Sepnrtement
beriihert. Gin @erii6t, oas in I'm,
Iatlf eeiett iparbe, bebduptet, OoB
Cane aaf @unid) 6es Grdiibenten,
ieinen 9eidluh, au refignieren, in
8ie0erernagung ge5o9en babe.
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Der ,fiSrSer +. :. 1ietu
fitms in's 5ntbtbaits

oOs alngeles. 80. San.-Snrrp
Q. Nep, Der angebIthe Sobn beg
Senntors 3ein BON Snoiana. tpnroe
att elmer 3udtbnnsItrofe bon sebn
Sdbren Biz ouf 2ebensboner bernr.
teilt, nafoern Der @eridtsbof fetnen
antrag aiif 8ieoeraufnabnle bes
0erfobrens otgelebnt botte. Ct
miro nnn oent 3udtbaiiie bon ct.
0iiefltin ge6rdGt speroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
,,Hatbeitpiit5er" fir
frefnSc 1iiatrcien

gnibineton 80. San. Die aabl.
reihen 9roteite ausmartiger STE.
eieriineen bohen oa5u sefiibrt. oos
SGasumtsoqpnrterient gu peraitIal.
fen bic Other, ipondd dif frenloen
Sdiffen in anterifdniiden SGfen
feline Spiritiioien herobreiht tperoen
Siirfen riidgnneie aii MAIDEN. 9ic
genounllnsen oiefer Sdiffe erboI.
ten nunmcbr gu ibren MobI5eiten
Die iiblide Gudntitdt Spiritiioien
berabreift.
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NSmiral .. Reuter-
Sarf beimkcbren

actopn 80. San.-g(bnliral bon
0euter, Der Die irteritierte oeittide
5lotte, nelhe bel Gcapa 5[oin ge.
iunfen tuiirbe. befebIigte, lit aus
Der @efongenidoft entlniien iporoen
iinb bot Die GrIalibnis erbaIten,
nod 9eittidInno 5iriifanfebren.
Ind Der glufieben erreneenoen
8erienftng Der oentiden Gfiffe,
ipir6e bon 9feuter bon ben britt.
i1en aiitorit0ten interitiert.
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Bereleistc ihd6iacit
iRre ScrScrmiteeii

@dibington, 80. San. -Dos Ser.
lareen Der ssobIeriberGleitte nad
elmer 2obnerbobnng bon 40 gro5ent
iinb einen SiebenitltnOeritog nlobi.
fisiert tuoroen. a9ies eeidob Der
$nrntonie tuegen,. erflGrte 8r1iibent
2eipis bonn gerb6nb Der 9erglelite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
lBulidleipifi luieber iirnreidl.

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piet.adbdnerie bot in Der unteren
Gon.@egion ben Geinb qngeeriffen
ittio nod 5iueitdeigein anntpfe ee.
idlogen; 5000 1aann pltroen sii
Sefungenen sena&t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
Sas gsfinbeu Grsberoers.

Berlin. 80. Son.-gos gefin.
ben er5bergers, nuf ipeIden befannt.
lid Elm gtttentdt beriibi ipliroe, bat
sia beute etipns gebeilert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-10
YOUNG CITIZENS
TELL Of SUCCESS
Boys and Girls From 33 Pig
and Poultry Clubs at
Annual Meeting.

Three hundred alert, bright eyed girl,
and boys met in the county courtroom
Saturday and carried out an interest
ing program at the eight annual meet
ing of the Shelby county boys pig clubs
and girls poultry clubs. There are II
of the boys clubs and t6 girls clubs
in the county schools. with q member
ship of between $50 and 700 Officers
of the clubs with teachers from their
schools attended the meeting and the
courtroom was crowded
Miss Cara Harris In charge of the
girls clubs. and w. NJ, Hardy. assist
ant county agent, presided. Miss Gh6rl
o. Williams welcomed the young stu
dents. Charles Ford told his fellow
club members how he has handled pigs
for profit; Garland Hayes told about
her success with chickens: Pauline Miles
told how she learned TO make bread
well enough to win one of the county
prizes recently awarded, and Aloysius
Walker told of the duties of club lead
ers.
w. NJ. Landess, of the bureau of farm
development, spoke on the benefits of
club work. and George II, James gave
an interesting talk on the opportuni-
ties afforded by community co-opera-
ton whether among the students or
their parents
Following the program the club mem
bers were entertained at their annual
dinner at the Hotel Chisca
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-10
Friends Gather At
Funeral Services
Of Mrs. S. p. Walker

Many friends gathered Saturday aft
ernoon at the residence of Mrs. Sam p.
Walker. Buntyn, when funeral services
of the Episcopal church were read over
the body of this well-known woman by
the Rev Charles r. Wright of Grace
church. Mrs. Walker succumbed Fri
day night at S:15 o'clock after an i'll
ness of two weeks Burial was in Elm
wood beside her husband, who died in
1898.
Mrs. Walker was one of Memphis
t-known women She contracted
pneumonia about two weeks ago and
her 6S years mitigated against her
The wife of Sam p. Walker. at one
time city attorney and a prominent at
torney for years. Mrs Walker came tc
Memphis about 40 years ago from Mis-
sissippi. She was Mary Howard Lom-
bard before her marriage. and is con-
nected with some of the best-known
delta families. She was a native OF
Brandon, Miss Prior to her marriage
in 1879 she was associated with the
society life of Clarksdale.
Mrs Walker moved TO Buntyn in
1902 She was lifelong member OF
the Episcopal church.
Two daughters, Mrs. Paul Clark
Clarksdale Miss, and Mrs. L. II. Mar
tin. Hot Springs, Ark, and two sons
sam P. Walker and Howard l.. Walker
of this city, survive. All were at the
funeral.
The active pail bearers were: Bate
Williams, Roane W. ring, T. Nash Buck
ingham, Hal Howard. c. 0. Pfeil
George Gunther, Fontainc Martin anG
John NIcGrath.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-10
ROAD BIDS MAY ALL
BE- ADVERTISED AGAIN

BIDS opencd this week by the county
commission for construction Of short
lines Of new roadway on two Of the
roads leading south from the city linn
its and one on tho north. are being tab
ulated by the commissions engineers
but are 50 high that all viii probably
be rejected. The bids were for inn
nroVem"rt Of "Xis'inC roads extending
from South Lauderdalr street and
Florida avenue, aud Of North seventh
street to the old Randolph road.
The commissioners are a work on a
comprehensive plan Of rebuilding the
principal toa1", rlany Of which haze
been almos destroyed by heavy hnul-
ing Of logs ana lumber The cNuIriR-
siorers last year spent upproxipat, ly
5000, 900 on county tUrnpik" roads.
about SlcO,NoO on dirt roads ana more
than $l30,O00 In rerairiug or rebuild
ing bridge. They hope to have ar-
proprdlio lious from the county court for
those thlrc departments this year "
at least $3.50, 900.
That win enable tn" county to join
with tn" state IN building the principal
HIGHWAYS which pass through the coul'-
ty. upon such specifications as will
cutitle the roads to portion Of the
federal road funds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-10
ARGUMENTS ON
IN WATER SUITS
Eight Attorneys Will Plead
Gases Before Three
Judges.

Hearing Of argument on a demurrer
in which liability Of the city and water
commissioners are disclaimed for the
bad water of moro than year ago.
was started Saturday in Third division
of circuit court, with Judges II. W.
laughlin, A. B, Pittmau and Ben L.,
Capeli sitting together on the case. In
diCations at noon were that the argu-
ment would take considerable time.
There are eight lawyers In the case
and anyone who can guess how long
eight lawyers can talk, probably can
tell when the argument on the demur-
rer will end.
There are now pending In circuit
court ~ damage suits against the city,
James s. Davant. j. Thomas Wexford
and Milton Anderson, water commits
sioners. and Writ ]. Wills, superinten-
dent of the Memphis artesian water de-
partment. The suits total more than
million and half dollars. They
were brought after the bad water cpl
demic, more than year ago, when
several persons died from drinking wa
ter and several more were rendered
Ill.
Walter Armstrong. city attorney and
w. p. Kyser, United states district
attorney but acting In q private ca
pacity, are attorneys for the city and
water commissioners. They are en-
deavorinE to convince the three judge
that their clients are not liable fol
damages under the law.
Opposing Armstrong and kysef are
six lawyers, selected by various at
torneys who have clients vino have
brought suits. They are Judge u. 3
Puryear. Il. G. Brown, A. II. Kortrecht
George Randolph, w. q. Cavett and
John l., Bell
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-10
GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE
HAND TO SETTLE STRIKE

WASHINGTON. April 10. (ByI Asso-
cated Press )--Should the strike OF
RI lrnad cnnloVes threaten PARALYSIS
Of transportation the federal govern
ment would have to intervene. II was
said TODAY by high administration of
ficlals. The strike Is not regarded az
having reached that stage. however,
and government officers who are keep
ing in close touch with the situation
are Of the opinion that the authorized
leaders Of the union viii he able TO
control without government interfer-
ence.
Some officials said they would not
b. surprised II the rapidly spreading
strikes resulted in showdown between
the union officers and those leading the
strikes. Officials declared this was as
good q time as any for the test OF
strength.
President Wilson is being kept adj
vised az to developments He stiil Is
at work on the appointments to the
railroad labor board. but White House
officials said ii was difficult 10 find
the right men to represent the public
who would give up their present bust
ness to devote their time to the boards
work
President Gompers OF the American
Federation of Labor who has been In
New York left there last night for
Cleveland. O.. headquarters Of the
Brotherhood OF Trainmen. Federation
officials would not discuss the strike
nor the purpose OF Mr.. Gompers' trip,
but il was understood that the labor
chief was to confer with brotherhood
officials on the general situation.