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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - November 16, 1920, Washington, Iowa Make Filar wast la Wii Uttira the eve a a blast journal in our am the evening journal fair to latin and wed Nee Dily hit of Wpm Atnip and Northwest porn Kim to a tight. Volume 28 Washington Iowa tips Hay Kyi Ning november al. Is1-�?T no Meer 234belgian league president Hymans Nade league head at Geneva 15 of 41 Hatton represented at Assembly vote for belgian. Americans Are a observes la Many world famous Man res sent at the opening ass Sion Washington Tasa rapt to forms of rooms i of mint. Geneva not. 16.�?paul hymn of Belgium a elected president of to Latour of Nat Iona at the Erat meeting of the Aweh self of Tho it Airun whirls Eon saved Here. A Reo Olvid it of the 41 Tola of Tho sat too re or need. La Hymans a Prev id it arid former foreign minister of 111-glum. To before the opening hour a pro let a Loci mad up of swim official marched Fannu the City tut ii Luth Hall of the reformation where the dolt gut a were us a bling for flu Aoa Alon. Thapa Ruder marched through at Aret bedecked with tile flags of virtually All Mona i who of the world with the of Germany a oat rut and Turkey never before in the history of the world it is believed bad the tags of so Many nations flown to of Yudum and Ecuador urn the Only j other american nation i lint did non Send Delegate to the meeting of Fhelt Assembly. A a gob ranks with officers j receives honorable mention in the composition of in essay on a leadership new Turk nov. Of. A i enlisted limn in the Navy ranked on a level with two captains a Junior lieutenant and an Ensign when the either Laid aside their sword and took tip the Jam to compete for Admiral m. Ii. Wilson prize for an Caney on a Lead announcement of awards showed Herman a he Hurt of welts Burg. N. A. Yeoman for to i lit serv ing on the Flag hip Pennsylvania to he one of ave who Reedy d honorable mention. Advocates Var on alien languages a reformers Creed presented to methodist benevolent Board at Boston. Had Cham menu sins the Tendon i funds of tits Tjart i. Inadequate Rumi ii and tile result ant Hamm map of mused among ministers pm Motoki i a Tifty and mental poverty forced r clergymen to fake up Quot Side line Quot in a Ter to make a live i la a i or else la Rhen competent men from the prof it it a Sud have kept from Tim our Tift e Hest equip id Ami most intelligent Jamb according to tin ref Hart. Ari reports on schools. Regain Ina on tint work of the Hoard of education. At Fitim w. Harris. For Mer president of the North arest pm uni a a def awl Riding Secretary of Charette crusade is asked big Plant Plant closed. Pari. Nov. Kly the Hurlot air plane work Hove Bleo closed Down indefinitely. Throwing 2, Ponton out of work. Crash after death dream dreamer attempt crossing of Reeme and is hit by a train. Hit advocates reverence for Law Extension of prohibition crusades against rambling prise fighting prostitution and for movie censorship. Lite Leat re i hut Iati v a Jet i bored by iter i. Ere Are prof a Are Sec it of in Are St the clip porch Council i al Tux slut iou Art Hoard. If my mimes or nil scr die. Ill Aii graduate Aeh ools. P to Lim is or Whites >1 for negroes. My Saki the la party of the Seti ool is \ Alt at bit. Than aw.<ss�m�. Ami Sebastopol in hands of red forces bolshevik reported to be Mas ters of the whole crimean Peninsula. Only Ai few Ante Mun Flag were noted firming the displayed. The Flwler Aal ions i Ami cantonal ensigns predominated i tin Jon. Delegates so Rig problem. Determination to meet intricate problem in world a Flung and to Lay firmly the foundation Stone of the let give of nation a evident in the Demeanour of the Delegate. A Itle Uigh differ we of Opi Stirm Hove already Arisen relative to the Danzig question hic makeup of the commis dior on but dim. The pm Adios or Rydal and religion minorities Iii Kal Kan state and the admission of tier Many to the league with some of the former Alite there Wiik an evident disposition on the part of All the Delegate to meet by cry situation wit ii fairness urn open mind. Men who have Len Long prominent in the Arena of world in Olitsk a were present when m. Hyman appeared on tile platform and caller Tim meeting to order. A. J. Balfour head of the British delegation wan not Able to be present but there were in the Hall several nit la whose Manes Huvel ecotone Well known to the Reading Pule lie during the last few year. 1 among them were Tomasso Titan no of Italy Leon Bourgeois and Bene Vivian of France Viscount Kikujiro a shall and Baron Kela Hiro mat in i of Japan and Jose quinone de Leon of Spain. South Africa was represented by 1/>rd Robert Cecil former British a Ai Tan it Secretary of state for foreign a of fairs. Leading league advocate. Lord Robert a one of the leading proponents of the league during the Vervaine Pence conference hut a not selected by Premier Lloyd George As one of great Britain a representatives. Tire action of the Union of Koutlis Africa in naming him to act Iii behalf of that British Dominion was one of the most interesting development of the work preliminary to the meeting of the Assembly. Most of the South and Central american republics have full delegations Here for the session among whom Wen Honorio Pueyrredon of Argentina or. Gusto a a Ulm of Brazil Antonio Llu Netis of Chile Marine. Feral to of cola Blea or. Carlos Drue to of Colombia Aristides Agate to of Cubit. Armondio Arias of Panama in. Mariano h. Cornejo of Peru or. Juan curios Blanco of Uruguay Aud or. Arturo it. Avila of Salvador. The United states was not represented officially hut throughout tin session there will be present american a observers a a who will keep Washington informed of developments. At u meeting of the Council of the league sunday arrangements were made for the United states to have a n present native on Ute financial commission As Well As on the commission of economics and mandates should it annual Laporte ind., Nev. Kly Osborn j Stippec Twenty two inst thursday night dreamed of tin tragic Den the of a Ouslin eight years ago at a new York Central a rowing. Today while attempting the sane crossing the gut Depp Daud struck him unconscious. Tim blow it aids a a him to Alif on tile accelerator of by automobile so sharply that to carried him across tike1 track in front of tin onrushing train. He May its. Indians to ask citizenship who urge Federal legislation granting the franchise to Rode without reservation. St. Loo i. Nov. leg ablation grunting a citizenship without reservations to members of to list Nice win in urged by the society it j american Indian according to Dele Gate to the ninth annual conference. Which of toned Here today. Pastors go to live in churches. To Angeles nor. If. High rents have caused two most Fern Culi fort by pastors. Rev m. C. Wees of a methodist Church and Rev a Arret mining of ii presbyterian Church in p St Lamb. To move their families into their Cintrel next Congress to push umber Bill measure to protect forests of the nation. Boston nut. 16.�?a a a Creed was offered to the Council of the Board of Benevolence of the methodist episcopal Church at the latter meeting Here by Rev Clarence True Wilson corresponding Secretary of tile churches Board of Temperance and moral. Tile first article advocated English a flu exclusive bawls for american education in the Grade schools and us tile medium of communication through every american published in a put ers. A we must eliminate Little it reign language groups segregated from lie rest if stir people a said the Ere Dot ii i a next. A tie divine right of Demon Acy Quot the Creel reiterated a tile Sovereign right of Ute people Quot to he it their own governing officer and so to Continua in e of fhe do. A prom knit system and Extension o the initiative referendum Aud recall urges cigarette crusade. Reverence for Law Extension of prohibition crusades against a Iii id i Rig prize lighting Aud prostitution Aud a National censorship of moving pie Tures were further article in the Creed. Another article Aid a i believe in an education us Aru moral Ana Siun Campaign against the personal the of the doped cigarette which tin tobacco Trust foisted i on the country Iii War Bible teaching in the Public schools was advocated mud also said tut ii Observance a a it mood before tin tier Man Amer in Alliance trampled it in the mire of our american cities to establish an its ruin their Contin Utal sunday adapted to a Imer Garden civilization Abd bolstering the Tyus of German Imit realism that went to crash a Low salaries for ministers have reduced their number to an inefficient minimum according to a report Side Mitt cd by or Joseph b. Hinge key chairman of tin Board of conference clalmai., the organi ution which ims that their p a it Ess of about 51,ase i ,34. Five endowment is in Jutei. Student total tile alumni Najid it or beaten unon King May thens i clues in o Flint virtually i defeat. Wrabel in French she j. 3. Warships rushed to save refugees from the bolshevik in a Whit a army is spas flee on foreign vessels. Of the i ent Heliat its net Lei Eliut a i Raff ii to Wasfi welw4-. Athena in. Then in an Sfida. To nth inc relent it Smirt to Inorg it the general election throughout Greece it say it will Awalt the anal result urn then in a of it Roidt it with principles resign before the Cunt Taniou of air Liann it. The Duy was Alin throughout Greece no grave incidents olt curing j except a few minor clashes be week Nippon term of a Remh a mud the opposition. They were promptly i Persed by streams from or department Hoe s. Which sprinkled alike the Venice times and adherent of Dometrios Jon Naris former Premier Aud opposition Leader. All meetings Lull been forbidden Ince Fri it la it. But new Pum is car Pleil on tin tight. The is Nie of Ila main a sign wits tie return of former King Ltd Akita nine to his throne front which he was deposed during the world War. Fid lowing the death of King Alexander three weeks ago tin throne was offered his younger brother. Prime Paul who in answer virtually de a tided that the greek i a Opie pass the question whether King Goto san Niue shout i come Back from exile. Washington. Nov. 16.�?All available american warships in the Plack sea Are to be used to a Sist refugees in leaving Ila Crimea in Udvance of the bolshevik armies. Authority for such use of the ships was Given by the state and Navy departments upon the urgent Rock of ii Menditto on of Bear Admiral my Cully commander of a inert Csc warships in Southern pus Siau Waters. It has not yet been determined where the refugees will to taken. At the Shute department it was said thut because of the epidemic of typhus at Down Miropol they might not he taken to constantinople hut to erne of the greek. Islands in tie Aegean Ion. Or in gel fists from Grimes. Constantinople nov. Kly he Oato my Felt to Hie bus eau soviet for Sot j at five of clock sunday evening after the eve Ostli Idem had Roeii fully in. However Over the ii Toofik nun it seemed to he flier real belief that general writing al Hail failed As dbl general Denikin Yud Ziilch and Admiral Kob Ink. In eat met the crimean five lop ments and the Junction Etc Stefl recently by la turkish at Lotins to and bolshevik and tie a it a a punts a of a turn. The to a Tenn of the set a Viet regime Iii the Black sea territory was pointed to a St Ronnett thou it Ever had been. The re Peri indent that Only a few member of general Wrang staff bad managed to cd in. The staff a a w Hole. It w As said Hail Leen virtually willed out its member either i dug killed or taken Primmer. Propaganda behind general Wran gel s hums Laid much to to with tis collapse on the front according to in forma lion reaching Orth Ini circles tiers. The bolshevik it is declared spread reports unit general Range was a reactionary and that bus Success would mean the return of the Czar Dom and absolute monarchy Ami distributed pamphlets and booklets to reinforce tiles statements on the other hand it is reported that the extremely conservative party of russians consider general Wrangel too Liberal and advanced in his views and information reaching the foreign office alleges that this element plotted his downfall. Newberry Case is advanced a Tell him a i saw your Here. General Wrangel it is stated. Was the last to Lea be cheered by his troops. General Wrangel no sober of ills Bluff und m. Martel French High commissioner it be Bustom were taken on Board the French warship Walt cd Koti is eur and Are in ctr a to Arrie in constantinople today. The whole of the a Himeji must is Given up As lost by the Wrangel forces. Tin Waldeck in Ousseau and the other French und the american and Brit toll ships at Sebesto my a did not leave that port until the bolshevik were within the Walls of the City. Rhea ships according to the foreign office advices Wen loaded to ii Ino Ltd with refugees and the remnants of general wrung Els troops. Many refugees however were left behind am these it was said probably Nutu lie Rcd i . Tis fat of these refugees is causing great anxiety As the american Relief organization also has left tile Crimea. The majority of tin refugees have been dependent upon Hie american Relief workers for their sustenance. Little optimism shown. They did not upper at All Optimist cow asst a fess in january i far hear ing a psst argument in Els Clion Cass. Washington nor. 16.�?the government Ritmo Ted the supreme court to it january 3 for hearing arguments in the Appeal brought by senator Truman my Newberry and 16 others from conviction on. He pts of comply any it Vlola to Alec told Lovra la Rena Tor ble Adiar a . La Mich Gar. Fortified ass Onate Hustle he Luiea. Ltd Oasel for or. Newberg con Urr a in the Reg nest. Burn 5 tipperary Homes reports say Thor was soms Rifle firing following the fires sol Diers fought flags. London. Nov. 16.�?-it is reported Here that during the Day five Mousci of Simi seiners in tipperary were hunted. The military assisted in sex Lingual big the fir re Fiorta said and there was Nome Rifle firing following the fires. Admits he helped in maa robbery Council Bluffs a pile re is arrested by inspectors. Flan Calls for National appropriations of at least $11,000,000 a year. Washington nov. 16.�?when neet it in december a Bill will he introduced for a National Forest program including better fire Protection for the forests. A this step following an agree Anent by All the industries interested Marks the first United move Iii this direction in this says Charles Lathrop fuck. President of the american forestry association which announce tin outline of feat tires to he embodied in the proposed legislation. The plan Calls for National appropriation of at least jk11,060,000 a year. The provisions of the proposed measure a for a considerable Extension of direct Federal activity in fore ownership and product Ion and far the development with Federal and and encouragement of systematic policies in the several forested skates to bring about adequate Forest production and reproduction. The program provides specifically through co operation Between the government. The state and owners of Timber lands for adequate Protection against Forest tires for reforestation of denuded Hind and for obtaining essential information in regard to Timber and Timber lands for Extension of the National forests and for other step essential to continuous Forest production on lands chiefly suitable for this purpose. Marls Phillips 20 years old con losses to a part in Crim a two others implicated. Council Bluff la. Nov. i tulips Twenty years old. U Wail a Spiler a confessed he was Tan of three Wen who saturday night stole mail pouches with loot estimated it be i Uthi Usu from a Burlington train at Council Bluff according to Council Bluffs investigator. Phillips said he was on guard on the locomotive tender while i two confederates threw the pouches off the train. They escaped in an automobile he said leaving him. Phillip was arrested a he was going out on his run. The Oiler men have not been arrested. There were Titre thieves Tine did the work on the train Aud knew How the mull was bandied. A the train Drew out of the Union Pacific Transfer station he jumped on the Side step of the looted cur. On the opposite aide from the station. He broke the Glass opened the door and used a Chain to fasten the door thut led to tis mail car behind. The i Laud it mice in the cur immediately begun throwing out pouches Aud Only had time to throw out ten during the run to the City depot two Miles away when he pulled the Bell Cord As the train neared a dark spot in Tho railway Yards. The Auto had run alongside of the train gathering the ponchos tis they were thrown out. The other two men have not Lien apprehended. Chicago. Nov. In. Postal clerks who arrived Here in the looted car declared they were confident the amount would in near Fil,u00,0g0. The robbers curried off ten pouches of Regia tired mall six of which were scheduled for Uhl Cago delivery. All ten Are supposed to in pc contained securities mud a reuse. _. 0cie1y six Mila la misses Frow the Lincoln achoo who arc known As the Lincoln flub met with one of their member Evelyn Siam Brick on saturday afternoon. They not Only enjoy games and other stunts As All Small girls do but Are doing practical work Hemming handkerchiefs for the fresh air children of a Chicago Nursery. After work and a big Romp 1hey enjoyed a Little i unclean served on dish that Many years ago belonged to Evlynn smother. Miss Helen easter of Ainsworth was an out of town guest. Ass a delightful Tea a a held yesterday afternoon when the Washington county red Cross chapter entertained from Blu to five of clock at the commercial club. Tbs guests were the War workers and patriotic women of the county who were invited to meet or. 0. P. Wyckoff recently engaged in red Cross work in Czechoslovakia. During toe afternoon or. Wyckoff gave a very interesting account of his work in Tost country. He was sent abroad to co operate with the red Cross there in at to a those who were suffering As a result of the world War. Very briefly he sketched in a Little history of Bohemia and told How they had been dominated by the austrian Empire and How they were Early j posed the cause of tile allies asserting j a Meier Eva. and. Some respects therefore they did not suffer a did some of the other nations but the Central armies ravaged their country. Tho people who make up Slovakia have also not been a free people for a Long time. Because of the absence of cattle the condition of the crops and the re adjustment necessary after the War these people Are in a pitiable condition. The children in particular Are suffering from the Many of sea j is which Are the result of malnutrition. If was to work among and alleviate the condition of these famine strike people that the american red Cross sent them a commission of which or. Wyckoff and his wife were member or. Wyckoff told in an interesting Way of the Many things that were done and Are still being done to help them until Thea present emergency is Over. He praised highly the work of toe friends who Are doing a wonderful work. Following his talk to gave Opportunity for some questions. Miss Lydia Eicher executive Secretary for Tho county introduced or. Wyckoff. Just before his talk the ladies were entertained by some charming singing by More than if than children of the Centennial and Lincoln schools in charge of miss Bertha Hay. William Stewart and a Little Curtis boy delighted everyone Aith their two solos and Mise Hay Sang in her usual pleasing manner. Tea and wafers were served after or. Wyckoff stalk while miss Haines the county nurse told in an informal Way a Little of her work among the children of the county particularly to Garding nutrition matter. At the suggestion of mis etcher h Roll was taken of Tho women who attended who represented All part of the county. These women Aget to band themselves together to at informal organizer in to by known As the War alumni auxiliary and will be called upon for emergency red Cross work of needed. Tile commercial club rooms were prettily decorated with ferns red Crons banners Aud posters the member of the reception committee which greeted arrivals were mesdames a. R. Dewey. E. U Jenkins. L. S. Patterson and c. C. Cunningham. The other committees Are a follows decoration committee mesdames w. G. Stewart r. 3. Warfel Manton he nor and j. R. Grail serving committee mesdames w. A. Gibson Chati Ben David Wallingford Oscar Jugenheimer. R. H. Walker Rind miss Lydia Juzeler. Frau Margaret buckle head of one of the largest Cereal cd Nee Row in Germany is the first woman Tex be admitted to membership to Ute Berlin Stock Exchange mrs. Margaret a. Howard Nev York and Chicago Mooi-., who died recently left a bequest of $400000 for the founding of a Home for aged Aud ind gout fires makers

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