Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 4, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 4, 1919 Page: 1 of 6
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Rome, January 4.—President Wiison
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battles; the Etter agreed not
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a predoni ingt ing supri ity ove
German fleet that
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Federal Dry Measure
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and many attempts failed.
Pittsburg, Jan.
Attired
pajanas, the hody of a yenng
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Diplomaic
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in the room failer to । lution element in Silisia.
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B, C and D medical detachment, 21
home in Crowley, Da., this morning af- relection in the province of Poeu
♦er visiting relatives in this city.
■violating the terms of the .arm hit ip*.
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storm sounds could be heard from the
stricken ship and the call of “All is
"‘iuring the war the combined Brit
isl and American fieets-have had suc
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Lee, Va., found
throw any light
that they “ have aunexed a herd
white elephants. ‘‘
POPE GREETS THE
PRESIDENT VERY
BAN ON CHICORY
VERY BAD NEWS
HOSPITAL SHIP
POUNDEDBYGALE
CO.
LINE
FAVORS SINKING
GERMAN VESSELS
night by Director General McAdoo. Of
this sum, $453,151,810 cume from the
$500,000,000 revolving fund voted by
Tonight and Sunday (air, warmer.
Light to gentle south - southeast winds.
should be kept.
“It would be foolish to sink the suh-
marines, destroyers and light cruisers,"
nakes the fourth state north of the Ohio
• nd east of the Mississippi to ratify.
redica-
deter-
li help
fully advices state that Berlin has rennest-
■ ed Field Marshal Hindenburg to lead
wil be a total loss, it was said, unless
the lines are soon restored.
they establish a stable - government in
Berlin, says:
“All that sort of thing is only cal
gencies permit the appeals have
granted.
• it eould get.
J Chicory root dealers have been noti-
fied by Washington authorities that the
government will not permit to enter the
country even shipment* of seed already
and 227 men.
Fourth and aircraft battalion, com-
also 12 quarts of booze. The shipment
was from New Orleans. The chief has
the whiskey. Serio gave bond for his
ppearance in court Friday.
the wor
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The Germans’ superiority in artillery
Kentuckian Plans Means
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Declines to Force
Union Recognition
ond, third and fourth and aircraft hat-
teries, supply detachments, 12 officers differently, saying that it applies to
Hindenburg Again
To Lead Germans
Link in Burlington
Highway Is Graded
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Nation’s Railroads
by the Government
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receipts from thr express companies.
The total amount deposited with the
director general up to December 31
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have to be thrown away anyhow
Admiral Rodman said the ships should
be taken out in the North Sea and
sunk "‘so deep thut they equid never
be found again,*’ adding that if the
dered vessels except the capital ships of the crew are still
to at- 1 the adveut for the first time into i
SAYS DISPATCH
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(By United Press)
a demonstration that made the seven
euvre as now being directed by C
deposits of sums nggregating as much chnuiber .,f commeree. It WHS announc-
is $1,000,000 in excess of the amounts ed that two of the most pressing tasks
It" thek.
class few#
man from
congress. The remainder, $235,579,949 prreiNree MEN WANT
came from the surplus operating re- V3N3 MILI WANi
INDUSTRIES PROTECTED
entry into Rome Little snort of a
Washington, Jan. 4. -Railrouds un-
her 31, said an
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who commanded the American fleet in quantitie: of raw materials to be sent
the North Sea during the war. aeross th? Rhine into Germany.
_ The Vossisehe Zeitung of Berlin,
He says the German ships would pot1 - . . . 1, „ f , 41, ,
r pointing out that it is useless for the,
paid for. for which checks tha ve already be needed; that they w re of diifereut Germans to complain of the “harsh” ;
been mailed.* tynes than those of th ailies, and that tones of the armistice and to plead for •
i
{•acker control has not been established.
The commission ‛s charge that the
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| bridges over the Fuerte river had halt-
Mk P*"9ed traffic. Nearly 900 carloads of, t-
\ ‘ mat or st ready for shipment to the U.S.
troop, de’eated the Polish forces in 1 erossed the Alps and today made his
battle* at Lissa and Nakel, according
crI went along- four times against the
thr kererican
sume would be thr furtherance of leg-
| islation guaranteeing satisfactory com-
pensation for the holders of war con-
Washington, Tenn., Jan 4- A bill
1 for thr enforcement of war yirohihition
! has been introduced in the house by
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found nearby. The man
dressed.
ward Marcel stowed awuy inside u i
bras* drum ease and revealed himself allies kept them the
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Admirul Hodman' disaster.
of morning by the rising seas.
Two hundred helpless wounded sol-
the order
for New York and is due January 10.
with 53 officers and 1456 men from
the following units>
Fourth and aircraft sector composed
of headquarters, supply company, 36th
37th, 38th, 39th, add f Oth and aircraft
batteries, medical and ordnance de-
tachments, 15 officer and 384 men.
Eighth and aircraft sector, first, see- !
orphan, the danger of attaeking us
the troop removed!
parkers are gradually seeking control
of the wholesale grocery business, Mr.
Clver said, is sustained by answer to adventurer, whose last nume was not
questionaries sent to the grocers- trade. known " the 14th artiliery which
.. . . .1 . • , . hol adopted him, had attacheci himself
He said the pnckers dominate the gro- „ ,
. . 1 to a French regiment, after hi* mother
eery bsiness to a degree renging from ... ,
n.-n . . . .. . > „ . had been ceported to Giermany and
10 to 50 per cent in different focali- e i „ , i ... >' ,
.. u , . his fat Iter kilied in battle and each
ties. He named cut prices, numerous 4 . 1. ,
. . . , time the P’oilus went over thr top. Mar
braneh houses and an extensive system
of delivery a.* grocery trade.
—lienenlny* “n -1" - IIIRt It applies lOi Daa s (18X my 28MT27
negro soldiers only’and that negroes in V.txAte2fKa4i
citizens’ clothes are not admitted to! iA
posed Of headquarters companies. A. I dining cars at all. They say it became’ t
n, C and D medical detachment, 21 a problem how to feed the colored aol- \ xSMmES
officers and 668 men, and the UTth diem en route and it was docided by "AKEENN
trench mhortar battery, fire officers the Thm and Pheifi to admit themi ‘5-—"
and ITT men. to the diners after whites had finiset.4 CCovyrlebe, b, aeeemume svnatcat-)
WORK ON SHIP -
• •,I U U li U II I I other "vegetables," reached Greenwood
without some benefits be given to the
eitizens of the state.”
Work on the ship repair plant being. . .. . g ,,
. . A , 1 _ totaling $689,031,759 from the railroad
built by Comniodore Ernest Lee* , , 4
_ . . . .... . .. aenrinistration during the first vear of
Jahneke for the shipping board is prac- ,
.. . . । governinent operation, ending Decem-
tieukhy stopped as a result of the pile
panics. Only fourteen roads have made: tatives called by the United States
the wild yodel t But it floes.
Storm Does Big
Damage in Sonora
son went to thr Vati-
federal control, was $270,524,961, in- at a meeting here today of too indus-
eluding 846,916,416, from express com- trial war service committee represen-
gave them the victory, the dispatch
said.
The present minister Ernst confer-
red with a Polish delegate after the
isten to their t :•/! int
.on victories of matters
drivers’ strike, said the Commodore
Friday morning.
Commodore Jahneke said their places
would be filled as fast as possible by
union or nonunion men. Labor leaders
said if non-union men were put on the
job every other union craft affectd
would strike.
The pile drivers’ strike is part of
the present industrial crisi, in which
some 5,000 men are affected. No fur-
ther developments were reported Fri-
day. The regular morning session of
the business of representatives of the
building trades was longer than usual,
but no statements were made public.
the law ami appropriates 81,500,000
a President Poincare
May Visit U. S.
that would injure the eaus. of organ-
ized labor or provoke violence im a sit-
uation sufficiently acute as it is."
Thia was the appeal that labor lead-
an made Friday to a large mass maet-
ing of the striking and lockedout men
of the bulk! rug trade* unions. The
meeting was held at Moose Hall, every
seat in which was taken, with several
Sunday morning and were unloaded
nt the freight depot. They were ad-
dressed to Sam Srrio, a banana and
tittee today by Bear Admiral Rodman, a commission to arrange for certain
Aecording to an arrangement reach-
ed with, the German government, the
Germans bind themselves to furnish to
‘are able to haul rock without serious
• delay or embargo and the vemoval of
■ the restrictions on steel for bridge pur-
poses.
ferent U. S. officers from time to time,
always with the understanding that our
cases were on record. On November
IN Major Hoover, Major Ruymond and
€ pa tin Dibble appeared before the pile
driven at the Moose Hall and assurca
announcement last
are entirely different from those* of she
British and Ameriean fleet. They are
equpped with different guns and use a
different kind of am nuurtion. The ex
New York, Jan. 4.—In care of Cap--
tain Peter B. Kyne, California auth-
or and soldier, Marcel. an
came to America oday on
it dared not
near the
Solace bumping into each other and
। into the great transport. Ten or fif-
teen minute* was needed to take one! Man and Woman •
a life boat to the Solace m * A l • n
round Dead in Room
the executive committee
You didn’t know that Switzerland
produeed chicory, as well as alpinstocks,
pressed eidelweiss, cuckoo elocks and
Meridian. Miss.. Jan. 4 Thr link of
the Burlington highway from the best
one good road rood to the Kemper
county line has been uraded, ami eur
1 ly in the summer will be rock surfac
i ed with a bond issue xof $20,000 by dis-
trict two, supplemented by a similar
Farount from the government recom-
mended by the state highway commis-
and prevent unity in the senate. He !
he said. t‛as they will be very useful well” was heard several times. The
for years to eome.‛‛ ship’s bell* could also he heard but
A« bow officers and enlisted mm they seemed to com, from > great di.
of the American navy eompared with tance. Army medical men and Red
those of the British navy the admiral Cross worker, and nurses, the United
raid that in many respeets the person- Preas correspondent and one other
nel as well as our shipa, had shewn correspondent were the only one. who
point, of superiority. remained last night because of the fe.r
,, , . . t of the supplies giving out on account
“Before the war our ships were equal _ ,
, ., of the storm.
to any in the world. _ . c .1 .
i The transferring of. the wounded
“Soon after we entered the war the ... . . . . . . c
, soldiers to the hospital transport So-
efficiency of our fleet was lowered be , , .1
" lace was more dangerous than remov-
raw of sending so many armed erews, ing the soldiers from the Northern
to the merchant service and by the tre Pacific. Through a glass one could ee
the holding of conferences with thr mendous expansion. But after our the small boats tossing about
government officials for the purpose, fleet had been merged with the British ।
of obtaining a government plan for dis. grand fleet and we had time to get
trihution of surplus war materials so baek on our old footing, our fleet was
that no industry will be injured bylequal to theirs in every" respect.
Fire Island, Jan. 4.—Hidden from
sight by a blizzard which came out
from the northeast, on the wings of a
gale, the stranded hospital transport
Northern Pacific was severely hammer
ed Friday night and early Saturday
Insing. San. 4—The Niehi- izut ‘-.r with ePe,entef >
N chains at his eltariot wheels mov: d
gau legislature vesterday ratified the.’ . ,
TTThe expense of maintainiug the paper, is to hurry forward the assen federal prohibition amendnenr. Roth .. 0 tvu •" pan " ,
shjps would be enormous. The typeg bling of the nationnl cent ent ion. It housc. adopted the remlution without , * J ""' ' on ”
does not considler it possible that the . . . " . . . playing the Star spanged Ham ..
' 'debate and the only opposition came id rL.- ...
allies will break their word. . , I w , , There were American flag- on
.. • the. hen..-, where three were cwt Forun: and Nero’s tomb.
in - ' P‛ % This morning on the say t .
would as
nd transportation companies under riod of reconstruction was appointed
in. believed by the police to be Mrs.
Irene Hayford, 25, of Colorado, was
found lying on the floor Beside the
k.s and waved the garments in w
e"K h tie farmer -
horned white oxen stopped in th.- f
and gesticulated a Latin weeome.
Washington, Jan. 4.- Senator Lodge I
of Massachusrits, Republican leader,
replied to and denied in the Senate t3-
day the charge mad yesterday by .
Senator Lewis, of Iilinois, Democrat, ,
that the Kepublicans were attempting I
to emharrass President Wilson abroad I
1 hills resound. He drove in state with
' King Victor to the Quirinal Palace
thorugh avenues parked with snonting
aatins, who made a Roman holiay ever
tempt to .ever the province of Posen f the president of the grentest rerabi
from Germany until the matter is in the Western world, djscovered by t
brought before the pence conference.Ttalian , Christopher Columbus.
It is not known if the Polish go,- Flag- floated everywhere an tn
ernment has sufficient authority to call Stars and Stripes hung over
off th* Polish invasion or not. buildings of elassie antiquity enfolde
' 9 ’ with the red, white and green standar
body of an unidentified man, aged
about 35, in a hoarding house here;
Letters from the woman's husband the, volunteer German army against
now in France and a soldier at Canm the Polish forces and against the reyo-
from surplus receipts of all railroads interests of industry during the pe-
ongress. Thefirst four states to ratify
vere Southern commonwealths and
•early half of the sixteen adopting
tates are south of the Ohio river. Only
ive states west nt the Mississippi liver
on board,
lapses in th**
e a eompetitox for
fleet, those ships
thru entered Se
’ president. ■
President W
J can directly go
h then at 3:45 On the
as2the Swiss guard hi gala
ika%s played the -Star
I#ner."
\s he erred the Damascus court
he pased titiemeiarmes. at platoon of
Swiss guards .no plutoon of the
( Representative Barkley of Kentucky.
- WARMLY ON VISIT
-g- , ■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ’ -the occupied zone during the armistice
"peech. ‘And don't let xmall dirfer- U |1 UU U L 11 I L • of it. And the chicory hnbit hue grip- - as much fuel as wa. sent there in the
or minor gTievutiees obscure th. ped New Orieans coffee drinker, so "ashington, Jan. 4 Destruetion of third quart er of 191s and al-o such
principal points at insue. Finally, let —— e that when the price of chicory made all capital ships f the German navy chinery and spare parts as may be re.
the eentral conneil handle th*, raw.: washington . . . . . . I he blend cost more than pure, undil- surrendered to the all., was reeom quired by iSdu-trie- in the oreupied re-
“tozhspondg oxpitanding XS i coneerns not ‘directly related11 the Orleans wi.“ bought all mended to the house naval eom gion. Iu ret urn, the allies will appoint
He has al. been given thelpress by meat business are connected in some
th. union men on strike: I manner with ‘he leading parking com-
“In order that the general pablielpanies, William B. Colver, chairman of
may hav, a better understanding of th. i the federal trade commission, told the
labor situation we, th- representnives ' honse committee on interstate and for
of organized labor, present our aid* of C cotderet; The committee had un-
the cane, read, a statement issued Frib for the ptioltim of th- rm, . on The ryling will be eontested, any th- it woula be a want* of money to pay food from their former enemies until
dny afternoon. That about two months Tzuation o5 the r dealers. They that next to mainta
effort, were mad. to adjust wages tation and marketing end. of the paek- chieory wil be “ete
of different erafts on the if S. warn-induntr ------"a •
house. Conferenees were held with dif-1 Mr Colver said investigation by the R%..
comm188ion had shown 665 compan.es of -dP-• • c-eI D. -3-C
this nature, either operatea or entirely Brings Back Orphan
controlled by one or more the “big "VIFy D J D til
five” packers. In 35 other eompanies, "ho braved battes
! he said the par kora have a minority in- .
terest and in 30 other* the extent of
in existence, what would be the objoet to know Thry have decided to help
n .•/• j i i • Through the streets in whicn Caes
Ratified by Michigan onee marehed in triumph fromn hi.....
Washington, Jan. 4.
three days nt when hunger and
thirst forced him out. Captain Kyne
suid he would adopt the toy.
is just,’’ was the substance of every'
mployes and
' . iach sice
. of local in-
The admiral thought all the surren- diers and four hundred and sixty-si:
d ’* largest
ORANGE, TEXAS. SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 1919
went to ursqe differed widely with
I ‘resident Wilson on war questionsand
i peace policies. Hi* return to America
with the President indicates that a sol- •
' id understanding now exist* between
thr two greatest English speaking
, countries in the world. •
Paris, Jan. 4.—President Poincare
may visit the United States in August,
writes Chafles Omessa in L’Informa-
tion today.
Mrs. E. B. Eldridge retarned to her Slovaks. She also objects to
Copenhagen, Jan.
terest only ।
The bourd received a bill of com-
plaint from the Kansas City streetcar '
striker*, in which the charge -"as '
made that the Kansas City car com- ■
pany is not living up to the awards of
thr war board made some time ago.
The board will announce later whether
better 8
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this morning. The woman
Vatican firemn *
I lie presidekt was also received by
1 Monsignor Pacci, major domio.
es Musical ,
wo weeks’
eater next
r-o th l
’ and wil
“If that supremacy could be all the allies, not France arone, and the
k - while aichigan ’RESIDENT AGREES
for this work. •
Houses where liquor is sold in vio- l e CBy United Press.)
, , . . Jation of I.w w..uM he <1—Ur-<l . nui-' "ome,Jan.t Pope Benecct greet t-
London, Jan. 4. —Get man appeal* to’ .... I ee President W’itson witi, oute,.. .).7
“ sance to he ahated in court injunction. 1 1 "" "on "I" oureIe"
gala suspension by the allies of inter Persons operating such house shoula Lars and extended hi..... coradat wel
eourse between th- purl of Geruan ter be sulject to fin- md inprisonmentLp"Ne took I'rt.i.l-nt Wil-m s hand
ritory occupied by the allied armies and ____________ P bom his ami shook it Warmy ile
the. rest of Germany have been taken ; g, th1
into consideration at the headquarter AgnARAAIg nprgy "*
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New York, Jan. 4.— A permanent
cxecuive-committee to safeguard the
Omaha. Neb. Jan. 4. William II.
‘aft and Basel Manley, of the federal
rbor hoard, in deciding the contro-
ersy hetween the Omaha and Council
Huffs Street Car company and its men
taled that the company was not com
had been . filled. ‛‛
। The remedy, acording to the news
hundred persons standing. It was esti A A Al T n A | AT
mated 3000 were present. I INIKG)E 11 r
"Don’t loaf around saloons; don’t U U 11 I 11 U I |
cougregate about street eornera; let
The n thr American troops came
( along and Marcel met Captuin Kyne,
commanding battery A, and went with
thr battery . The deserted poils matke
j representations to the Americans to re
; turn Marerl to them, but Captain Kyne
ohjectec, and Marcri enjoy rd rating
American chocoiate and protested als..
When the 144th eibarket home-
of Marshal Foch at Luxemburg. A Ger-
man delegation has been received at the
pense of making them correspond to
urs woutdhe almost prohibitive.
•• Flirt her more, thru is no object for
the allies to keep them fur protection.
By the time Germany can build new
declared peace negotiations should be
“telcted as Quickly as possible, for
marshal’s headquarters and has
thromgh thr ahdomen and flu* man
through thr head. \ revolver was
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Mr. w. U Freedman arrived tW.
, morning from Bedumon Mi visit in tkl»
heity ....
VOLUME NUMBER XV.
" STRIKE CHECKS
(By United Pres*.)
l’ari*. Jan. 4.- -President Wilson is
ureonditionally agreeing with Itnlian
eaders according to a Rome dispa -
to I.’Information. Thr dispatch s
that the visit was already counted a
hecome obsolete ami would
(By United Pre**.)
Washington, Jan. 4 Lord Reading
will return to \merica with President
Wilson according to information r-
ceived through the state department
today.
This is regarded as a matter of u^-
portance as Lord Reading, when hr
1
returned to them by thr director gen-
eral.
The Pennsylvania system received
the largest sum, $90,066,000, and the
. . . . . New York Central the second largest,
Nogales, Aris., Jan. 4.—A storm said .1, .n
, ,020 2 . i i 572,720,000.
to be the worst in years, has severely ______________________
damaged several thousand acres of c,.c p,"oupuc
Agricultural lands with loss of partial- CRUISER SEATTLE
ly matured crops, in the state of Sin- BRINGS BACK
nloa, Mexico, it was reported here to- 1 r no NFN
day by returning Americans. MEN
Telephone and telegraph communi- !
cations »uth nt Sonora were severea t Washington, Jan. 4 The eruiser Se-
and it was reported that washouts of Tattle sailed from Brest December 31
Michigan is th sixteenth “ktate
at fy the proposed prohibit iomhg i
ent to the federal constit ut ion."“
v more states must take like action
dopt the amendment as proposed
them that they would be well taken
eate of. Thia statemeut can be sworn
to by at least 200 men. Other erafts
were led to believe their respective
enses were in ths same status.
14 After repeated conferences and no
results the men became impatient and
set a date for action as they believed
that their claims were just. That the
eost of living hasinerensed ont of pro-
portion to the raise in wages and that
we should at least be given iving
wages. We are patriotic citizens, hav-
ing the welfare of the city at’heart and
do believe that no action should be tak-
' cb to help foreign contractors to hold
. down wages and make large profits
New Orleans, La., Jan. 4.--It ad
lied new* for those of us who wane
that morning eup of Java seasoned with
the old-time chicory that for two cent u cul tooeeuee with Germany,
ries ha* given a bracing kick to New * 1m°
Orleans’ cafe au iait and cafe noir inl ■ r 111 gSa I mAmisg a Ay
thr dim hours dawn. Samms]AiLFs IJ l 11 | pM H pl
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fighting men to liek their weight in
machine guns. He has barred the im-
। portation of chieory seed from Switzer-
land.
truck peddler of this city. They were
given the "once over” by Chief of Po-
< Be er. her Bonner. The "vegetables" were 12
derly, stand together and do nothing quarta of whiskey. The oysters were
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President Wilson was weleomec alon
? the route. As the train sped over th
nd plains of Lombardy .with-the Medite
eranean sparkling in the distance,
1 "e.s unfolded themselves rrom
New Orleans, Jan. 4.—Press dis-
patches from Shreveport that n new ,
order on the Texas and Pacific ailow-
ed negro pasengers to eat in the dining
cars after whites had been served ereat-
ed a mild sensation among traffic*chiefs
of all railroads terminating here.
informed that a.* far as military' exi-
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