The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

HN ASSkNCtK travel between the United -States and
L. Germany reinaugmated following the long
period of war and its melancholy aftermath.
when the United American liner Bayern, launched
al Bremen june. glided into New York harbor Just
week ago. Only other German vessel, freghter,
has appeared on this side since the close Of hostlites
The Bayern is the first of three ships of the company
which succeeds the old Hamburg American line. Her
sister SHIPS Winerberg and Hansa, scheduled
rive within two months.
Nearly $4,000 baseball fans the opening of the
world series At the Polo grounds Wednesday when the
New YoS Yankees Of the American League took first
honors slto from the New York Giants of the Ma
tonas and repeated the performance the following day
with fandom IN furry and betting fuctuating to great
odds In favor of the leaders
Warfare against the Ku Klux Kian centered last
week Texas where several judges denounced the ghost
society and ordered grand jury Investigations follow
ing riot = Lorena, Tex, where several men, including
Sheriff bob" Buchanan wounded Rumors of
Intended parade at San Antonio were with uti-
matum by the mayor and chief of police forbidding any
demonstration Of the kind '1Il- use machine gun if
necessary stop parade in which marchers masks"
declared the San Antonio sheriff, and there was
parade. tsst So
Chairman Campbell. of the Rules Committee of the
National House of Representatives has invited w. J.
Simmons, imperial wizard of the K X. K. to testify
in the Washington probe which is being planned the
suggestion Of Attorney General Daughery He lives
Atlanta. Because of his illness the invitation an
swered by AIRS Elizabeth Tyler head of the orders prop
agston department who said the high kluc would ap-
pear in Washington if he has attend the inquiry
strccher. Other officers OF the khan probably will
accompany him. she said.
- OVERNORS and mayors throughout the United
NJ States were busy last week organizing relief for
the unemployment in response to request from President
Harding The unemployment conference in full swing
in Washington, and the investigations which have been
made and reported by many of its committees reveal
necessity of local cooperation the President said in his
letters to governors and mayors The correction of
economic conditions demand that jobs be provided
generally and promptly possible the local authorities
were informed. sa aia's:a
The conference has demonstrated that unusual
amount of unemployment exists" the President
pending the reeuperaon of trade the situation be
met. in due regard to obligations and necessities,
without much than usual organization throughout
the States and municipalities where unemployment has
reached considerable proportions
The conference has recommended plan which has
had the support of commercial manufacturing, profess
sona and labor representatives of the country. 1t is
highly necessary that accurate knowledge should be
had of the volume and necessities of the unemployed 1t
essential that the cooperation of all sections of eac
community should be brought into action behind such
ganization to provide work and assistance that may
pass through the coming winter without great suffering
and distress.
SlT order that there may be unity of action by all
the fotces which may be brought to bear, whether
governmental private, the unemployment conference is
establishing agency in Washington through which ap-
propriate cooperation be promoted and through
which all progress and suggestions may be given
general circulation and cooperation trust this agency
will be supported in this endeavor"
Madam Gamma -Walska, former prima donna of the
Chicago Grand Opera, has planned sue her wealthy
husband, Alexander Smith Cochran according to news
paper dispatches Wednesday, and Harold p Mccormick,
millionaire hacker of the opera company reported
have grounded in the of matrmony. Mccormick is
personal friend Of Cochran, and it reported
that through his efforts Madam Walska was given the