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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - November 19, 1920, Washington, Iowa Multi your a Mil known ism Theka a Ming journal liwil1 find Coria Fine the evening journal fair tonight slightly wow Row port Ion Stuard Nof intr with Ontl nod mild Torop endure. Volume 28 Washington. Iowa Khz i Day by in Uno november lit 1920 number -3t al i Many enters protest Harling says i i. S. Must now i economize suggests Plain living for the Nailer never will return flit in Elflei would in vain of the old or Dor wore even nought. Mutt learn Thrift. A surely we Art going to in railed upon nationally role shvely individually to renounce extravagance i and learn anew the old lesson of Thrift anti Providence j tie big thing for All America to realize How and alway i the dig titty of productive labor. No matter i How hit table the producer Are the i maker of the cadent al of civilize n a a a a thin and we must Tach and All of us. Lion during readjustment accept and it charge our duty of pro Farmers Are ordered to. I go on strike period. For too per cent production dining for the world or of minister-1 ing to the need or Comfort or Progress of Maok id. President elect in speech at new or least gives remedy for the in dust rest and economic Ilia of tha country. National Union urges nation wide Holdup of All products from farms. Weal pm Conn if Ai. Tb4re i information that Ureal Britain i tarrying on Glt Ai iou Iii the jolted state in favor of a renewal of Trade relation with Amlet Ltd do foreign newspaper More and note frequently St to that the amorini government will not pure Otna fact the the Way of it Cash tall Nta Trade big kith soviet Russia. There i be pm by that the Western Cotton Rte Fli he forced to recognize the soviet 3 persons electrocuted two men and Auto pit Quot of new Orleans. I. Nov. our for the world Aal vat iou i to be worked oat through any Patent non Tram Quot president elect Warren to. Harding declared in a speech before the chamber of framers Here in which he do scammed tile India total and economic it t Fiat Ion a one Hundred per cent production minimized waste Quot and Quot rational readjustment Quot offer the remedy for the and Aarta Ami economic Ilia of the in in i fed states the president elect said. After declaring that there has been a Quot wild contemplation of earning whether la wage or la blends Quot senator Harding made an Appeal for the a Ideal relationship where men May labor with e Emit in their tusks Quot and for a realisation of Quot the dignity of productive m would tint to amoebae of fran among Amer Rah. South. Central and North Quot aaa urged by the president-4rte��?Tt on the eve of i Aall inf for Panama Quot somehow i feel that tile Western heat sphere la our special held of influence Aud Trade Quot senator intr Dong a lid. Quot our Trade route by them a to the South ought to tie a dependable a our rail route at Home. Bind our Friendship with the tic of i rude and we Ahab make it indissoluble. Quot our great Assurance at Home Ile in a virile intelligent Resolute to pie Quot the Pree Dent be he to said. Quot in a land Norn Vagy cd by War at enmity with no people envy big none coveting not Hiag. Kicking no territory at Lvang for no Gloriam which do not become a righteous nation. Asks rational readjustment. Quot the i a Republic Tan not will not fall if each of us but dec by part. If we but work and ik1 Thrif tily and seek the under hiding which reveal mutuality of it treat no difficulties can Long abide. We cannot Hope for War activities and excesses Aud pry War Cost hut we can give and take anti find the rational readjustment. Quot such a solution cannot come out of the greedy thoughts of the prof Fleer or the revolutionary agitation of thoes who would destroy. These Are hut surf Ace disturbances we choose the deep Aud Ever Onward currents of Normal America for the course of the Republic. Quot with 1w� per cent production Sud minimised waste we May make the reconstruction urn establish a sure footing. A land of a in h in lid of Opportunity with a Quot in min re of wage and living the Best la the world i want to go on in a my i conscience until we evolve Ute Ideal relationship where men May labor with a soul Iii their task. There i no substitute for the Reward of Merit there never can he but in the scale of Justice we must see that Reward balances evenly with Merit. A we want Good Fortune a common Possession to America. We want the Cotton grower of the South to have i becoming Reward with the Wool Grover and the wheat Farmer if the North. We want Southern factories to he attuned to the music of the Mills of the North. We want your ports to Send their cargoes under the american Flag to Bear the messages of peace and Good will to All part of the Earth. There is no sectional ism in righteous american ambitions. Face momentous problems. A i believe the american people have come to realize that we must face momentous problems world problems but More particularly our own problems and must face them with Rose Lute courage and practical Wisdom and patriotic determination. Quot there must be no reason for pause no excuse for despair no place for pessimism. Inevitably there must in there will Benson Calls shipping Board Washington nov. new shipping Bourd appointee have been in Iii by chairman Bens in to meet december i and take up their duties. Allocation of the various function of a he Ikird to the Commin Toner the chairmen said would the liken up with a fairly definite plan already prepared for their approval. Stock dividend 13 passed american International of new York regular quarterly. Corporation unable to ply see billion in Quot Fri i ban ordered on soiling until prices Roach a profit making Levels Quot a re j auction of production threatened unless prices Are adjusted. Kansas City. Mo., nor. 19.�?a nationwide producer a strike to combat the tailing prices of farm products a urged id a Call sent out by the National Farmer Union to its local unions throughout the country. The rail in the form of a Resolution adopted at the National Convent Loo of the organization Here West Forward to secretaries of local branches of the Organ i sat Ion which repress it it producers of Grain Cotton Wool Aud live Sturgeon Bay Persona were of clock at night bile plunged an electric w the dead of Twenty one Yea or of Gardner Twenty seven d Omen killed when Over Bridge sin. Nov. ated Bere at 7. �?T0 a heir Antonio Bridge and struck wins 211,000 volts. Lenta Bander old a school teach Arthur det Khe a of the machine nod cements Kenil Twenty two both of Gardner. Allies will Send an army into Yun a league of nations army is officially created at Geneva Board claims the army is slow pay new York. Nov. Tit the american International corporation engaged through it subsidiaries in foreign Trade and comme rep. Teased it regu stuck said to number my Max Jar quarterly dividend on tin common i sea billion Dollar lots. Spick which since it oember 1910, l the proposed strike wag urged in a he in at the rate of n Shore annually. Headon assigned by Hie Bosn of directors were exc Qutb Nal Circum at nth be and req ii i in pent at ibis cd a la v. He we of a Quot a tto fir Secretary of legation at Washington also resigns second to be in charge. Washing no. Nov. tornado., minister resilient Ami Counselor and retaliation for what the convention considered abnormal deflation in Price of farm product through which it was asserted american armours hive Tel a rubbed of $1/wo,crimm� id reduced value of product now on hand Allf Rife a a a cd a a dim j to a a prom of by i from the markets unit Quot Perfit Mikio Levels a we a of restore. The action of the National Farmers Union Ara in line with a a wheat strike Quot railed several weeks ago by the wheat grower a association of the knifed states. Delegate a snort a a a Milder owes the shipping Board is 78,-000,000, declares witness. Hoops to maintain order get Pite tin cold weather or. We son spend some time each Day on t the South portico of the White a our a. He also is devoting much time to pub he Busine and to the preparation of j he annual message to emigre 50 buried under Walls two known dead and thirty injured when framework of now building j collapse at Indianapolis. Indianapolis nov. workmen engaged on a new building at the Kmer leh Munuel training High school were hurled beneath a no of steel when the framework of the Structure collapsed. Two Are known to have been killed and thirty injured trouble feared during the plebiscite a determine the political Fate of City a Between Lithuania and Poland Geneva nov. Iii a the Tongue of nation army wag officially created by the political Section of Lite league. Great Britain France spa in and Bel glum have already notified the league that they will dispatch troops to Mina to maintain order during the plebiscite. The name of the of the expedition of the league array la withheld for the present. It la expected that Miter nations will be induced to Send contingent to the Force which the lobby gossip Here credits with Ming the nucleus of a real Quot league the chief significance of the measure is found in Tim fact that he in who kept out of the world War. A i a a drugged into armed Iufer Venalou scent plot by Crown Prince. The Hague. Nov. dutch government has been asked to explain to parliament Why former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany la permitted to carry on constant communication with the German monarchists. Mandates illegal is tre claim Gehman takes stand Thau nations shold not Dir i to ill the Mandator a Wanis Germany in mob lynches 3 negroes Navy however Capra Over claims a amp or asians conv minuets old. . ,. A a a a a .,-�?~1 i no 1 got Tea. Tort Secretary of the a we Quantity of this year s wheat crop deck legation to re announced that i was being held off the Market by Fortu Altey had submitted their a Len ration Era. A a re Ulf of tin greek election in threat to Cut product ten. It ii Tab Hie vent Zeins government was i reduction of production in the in Defeated. Minister Tornado amt Sec i lure was tar Calend Quot unless the prices rotary to Olle old they would leave 1 f f our products Are fairly readjusted Early next month for Home by Way of i to the end that we May obtain just France. George Dro Copoulos. Second Secco try of the legation will act a charge d affaires p. Tiding appointment it a my minister. New greek Premier sworn into office streets resound with shouts and pistol shots. Banda of civil guards and men from military units acclaim former King Constantine. Return fur our labors and invest menus Quot is another Resolution approved by the convention. Orth als of the organization pointed out that members were not under obligation to obey the Terras of the strike hut expressed the belief that such a movement would be offer rive. A Couf mice of representatives of nil Farmers organizations of Hie country was called to meet in St. Louts december to to consider the creation of a National farm marketing Briard. Urge wartime control. I get Moines la., nov. 19.�?a move Merit to restore tile War finance corporation. With $1,000,01mi,oho capitalization a a positive arid immediate Way of restoring Grain prices a inaugurated by the Board of directors of the de Moines chamber of Commerce. Another mail robber held a then. Nov. 19, new greek Cabinet formed by George Phalli a been sworn in a follow Premier minister of foreign affairs and of Justice George Ittiallo. Minister of Interior and and interim of communication pm. Baled Ria. Minuter of finance and food Supply Nikola Sta Geropoulos. Minister or War i Terne Trio gout Naris. Minister of education and pensions a Theodore Anni. Minister of National Economy and agriculture Petro . Minister of Marine Jolius Phalli. Band of Civ guard Aud men from Many military units went through the City during the Day a claiming former King Constantine and firing revolvers As a Token of rejoicing. A demonstration occurred in the City but the number of persons taking part in it was not Large. There were motor cars and car rages carrying Large flags and portraits of former King Constantine were prominently displayed. During the demonstration shots were often fired but no attempt we As made to maintain order As night settled Over the City the streets were resounding with a pandemonium of yells Ami shouts and pistol and Rifle shots. Gangs of soldiers walked through the City tooting horns and blowing whistles. The offices of the various ministries were Illumin Young brother of Mort Phillips con. Fesses to shield his brother he says. South i Bluff im., nov. 19. Orville Phillips seventeen younger brother of Marl Phillips has surrendered to the government authorities and ii confessed to having participated in Lite robbery of fast mail train no. H on the Burlington Railroad Here saturday night. Orville s surrender was made he says. When lie to i hovered that his brother Mort was per Juring himself in an Effort to save him. Orville Phillip says that Merl had nothing to do with the actual robbery and did All lie could to persuade the other boys from a Arr Yang out the robbery. Orville a confession resulted Iii the adding of five More of the stolen registered mall sack. All were empty Orville says the contents were burned Anil that a third Man whose name he refused to Tell. Got the other four missing sacks. Ansi and the wild Parade continued fee Wajud tip hairier by she St $2>. La Quot in by to i w Board it i Bim fray Only $.11 , Hail bpm col wed on account up. To pm sign a Tesla it a Martin j. Gillen who was #t�e�1al a Distant to John Bart of Bayne of Chicago former Rinir run of the Aht Putns Board. To my if a before the congressional Etna in Dtta a investigating Board affairs Here. Brig. Gen. Frank t. Hines former director of to i is my Rah tit it for the artilly seemed to take Quot of Ciul Delight Quot in blocking a Floris tit collect slopping Board Money from the War depart j men. He declared that than was Quot very Little trouble with the j tile tinny Cia Imuro a Hir Mizii supplying slips for army Usa the army j having to pay for converting but not find chartering them or. Gillen explained. Or. Ill Len testified that the claim situation was a Quot very had condition a and that claims were not charted or Analysed to to their nature. The total ran Quot into billions of dollars Quot he Sab. Only a few settlements on these claims had Bien made prior to the time or. Palm assumed the chairmanship of the Hoard the whines con tinned adding that or. Payne resisted efforts to procure additional approx print loss for the Hoard a lie preferred to Quot go out Ami recover some of its outstanding referring to the wooden ships construction program of tile i to re or. Gillen testified that the Quot wooden ship had their trouble because of change in contracts and a i Flea tons Quot explaining that it was Quot unfortunate for them that they could not legally he grunted benefits of coloured woman among victims of mob in Georgia implicated in murder of planter. Douglas ga., nov. 19.�?two negro men and one negro woman occult a of implication in the killing of poorly Harper ii Young planter of this county were shot by a mob of More than Iso men who overpowered sheriff Tauner and two deputies who wire attempting to get the negroes to flt Gerald for Safe keeping. Admission of All enemy states Laid i ague is t Rcd by Lla Neu of j British delegation. I special to the evening journal Geneva Rutt Aerland Noe the German government has protested officially to the Lcy go of ration again the system of dust Ritsi thing mandates. L Ader the ver Saqr treaty Gere Many claim that it i illegal to in tribute mandates among themselves. The immediate add Moa of or Many and other former enemy state to the i rogue was urged today before the Assembly by George Nicoli Barnes of the British delegation. Italy Miler Routs critics another mail train robbed to renew u. Trade Moscow dispatch says it i believed there that business with Amer Ca will be returned. London nov. 19. A wireless dispatch received from Moscow says a general wringers destruction will y Gem. In wins Siuri Vul us Usu report says men rifled two insured pouches or a Rock Island train. Omaha. Nub. Nor. In. Mail robbers arc reported to have boarded Chicago a Rock Island train no. 7 at sonic place Between do Moines and Omaha and rifled two insured parcel Pom mall sacks in a a storage Quot car. No estimate of the amount of the loot has been obtained. Government it Tai class in Council Bluffs and Omaha engaged in investigating the $n.r00,000 robbery of Burlington train no. 8 last saturday night refuse to affirm or deny it. A mall nation warn big Powers. Brae fee nov. 19,--Arthur j. Balfour Oftle a British it Tek Gatlon was elected chairman of the commission on general organization by the a Agtie of nation Assembly. To a. Wellington Kon was chosen vice president. Tom Assn tit font of Italy was named chairman of the commission on technical organization and take Jonescu of out mania vice chairman. Bourgeois was selected to Bend tin commission on the court of International Justice with or. Alfonso Costa of Portugal us vice chairman. Booth America and South Africa held he floor of the Assembly of the league of nations. Honorio Pueyrredon head of the Argentine delegation set Forth impressively the Argentine View that All recognized nations must belong to the league to make it Complete and avoid the danger of the organization of a rival league. Ile said that a formula must be found to permit the United states to come in. And demanded that the league be made More democratic by electing nil the members of the Council in the Assembly. Instead of allowing the big Power to name a majority of them Asut present this sounded like a formal notice to the big Powers that they will encounter opposition from Ute smaller nation if they in is upon maintaining their nomination Council. Lord Robert Cecil speaking in behalf of general Smuts us a member of the South african delegation reviewed the entire report of the Council to the Assembly and pointed out the results obtained. He declared some general principles among which will he Complete publicity not ouly for the affairs of the league but for world affairs generally in order to bring Public opinion to Bear upon abuses or infractions of the principles which Are the basis of it. Replies to Harding. Lord Robert referred to this in connection with the Polis i albanian differences and introduced a Resolution calling upon the Tongue Council to pub bsh the reports lit its Possession bearing on this question. He commanded the greatest Atten Hon from the Assembly particularly when alluding to the statement attributed to senator Harding that the league was dead. He said that the report of the Council showed it was very much alive. a Liui Tou 4m socialist5 attempt censure vote. Rome nov. 19.�?heated debate during which Premier Oil Loti defended his Poi Rica i record and the policies of i government preceded the vote of Confidence Given tile Cabinet in the chamber of deputies. A socialist motion censuring the government s internal policy was Defeated. 202 to 88. Shirt factories to close quo cd p id a off. Of Troy h a buy to bout of in Iii Tim v. To. Nov. If cd a soon the few orders now on bund Art plated the Wrt factories of the Geol p. Ide k go., inc., throughout Thoj country will he closet indefinitely a. Harris Ide. Vice president of the company in making the announcement assigned As the reason the unsettled condition of the Market and Lack of business. Wants to form a mrs. Belmont to organize the women kaisers reported w0rs�, illness of former gunman Empress at critical stage 8aya a the Hague dispatch. The Hague , 19. illness of the former German Empress Augusta Victoria a again taken to critical turn. The former Crown Prince Friml Erick William hindu a hurried trip Wilson better since nov. 2 healt t improves after anxiety Over election la removed preparing message to Congress. Washington. Nov. Wilson health a said by White House official to in it shown improvement since the election Aud the consequent removal of Tho anxiety displayed by the president Over the de plane third National political body Independent of the men s old parties. New York nov. 19.�?after applying herself earnestly for years to the task of obtaining the vote for women and having spent a Fortune on the cause or. O. H. I. By i Mon t made the astonishing statement that she had not availed herself of thi privilege or right is she Calls it at the poll on november 2. Last. Furthermore she declared that she doubtless would not exercise this right of suffrage until a woman National party begun to function As an actual working political organization. Quot there was no reason Why i should vote Quot said or. Belmont. Quot i had no Choice of candidates. I should say that to far As women Are concerned there is nothing in either of the old parties to engage their special mrs. Belmont who i sailing for Europe on tuesday says she sex peels to marshal Hie interest of women of All countries. While abroad or Belmont will extend invitations in tilt name of Hie old woman a party which she founded for suffrage purposes to Well known fend lists of enrol to attend the big Confer knee to in held in Washington february to. Tit which time the new woman s Parry to function a a powerful political or Gani Zartun i to be created. A we women who have worked for equal suffrage went into this because we were dissatisfied with the method and result of i old parties they do not represent our ideals Aud principle. It is certain too As reflected by recent events that have taken place that the men in the menus parties arc not going to recognize women a value in the Council of the government. We women have definite ideas us to the future. Even Mon have urged us to go ahem and form till third party for they feel the Hope $95,000 for seat Del a change this is $20,000 under record of tout paid in the new York Exchange. New York nov. 19.�?-a seat in the new York Stock Exchange sold of $99,000. The record Price paid last january was $115�000, Soldier killed near Limerick. J London nov. 19.�?according to news which reached Here an attack on an aerodrome guard at bared i More near Limerick was beaten off ofter one Soldier a killed and an other seriously wounded. I gaelic head is threatened Art o Brien Delcuro a we Tom to leave London under pain of death. I London nov. 19.�?Art of Brien president of the gaelic league in thu City authorized a statement he had been threatened with death unless he a cleared out Quot of the City within 24 hours. He declared the warning qua signed a Black anti Tan Quot and had keen dropped in a letter Box at his office Harding wont go to Mexico Tim Flor tug la her ,. A a Utah Kiwi . F Man m a in i decides against making coast Stop would disrupt schedule of shipping company. New Orleans. Nov. 19.�?president-elect Harding will Rod iop a a mexican in Ort on by voyage to the canal zone a he had been urged to do Brj mexican officials. A no official announcement on the subject was made by or. Harding or those who arrived Here with him to take ship for Cristobal but it i in Ile stood that he found it impossible to arrange for a Call at any Point of the mexican coast without seriously disrupting the schedule of the shop a Ping company. President elect Harding and party sailed at 4 10 on the steamship Par int Ina for Panama. Engineering Council meet Washington nov. 19. Delegated from More than thirty National Eugi peering societies were on hand for the opening session Here of the first meeting of the american Engineer no Council railed to perfect plan of tub Yaniz Alioti and to consider a Tiv Foffi in working of engineering pretty a of the nation

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