3 4 A WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4. 1919 CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER PAGE FIVE 7 JEW ENVOY SEES POGROMS BARRED Also Tells Zionists Peace Conference May Approve Palestine State. TURKISH BATHS AT CUTLER'S (B; Asseated Press) NEW YORK, June that the peace conference will solve the Jewish problem in east Europe. and at the same time gratify the aspiration for the establishment in Palestine of a national Jewish homeland.
are contained in a statement issued today by Judge Lulian W. Mack. president of the Zionist organization of America. Judge Mack returned. from Europe yesterday, I left Paris on May 1S." Judge Mack said in his: statement: government, as well as some Of the associated powers, were investigating the pogroms which have been taking place, not only in Poland, but in other countries in the east.
The delegation sent to Europe by; the American Jewish Congress, of which Judge Mack was chairman, has worked, her explained, in thorough co-operation and unison, with similar delegations from the eastern Jewry and: a common platform was adopted. The burden of securing the adoption of this platthe American form In the treaty fell primarily upon? Judge Mack said he was confident the program will secure full and complete emancipation and that equality and citizenship for Jewish people will be conferred en bloc, in and by the treaty Itself. He also was confident of the adoption of the proposals for the creation in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish WASHINGTON, June 3. Hugh Gibson, American minister to Poland, has Informed the state department that he had received "no report of atrocities perpetrated against people of Jewish faith in Poland, Galicia and Lithuania, with the exception of the Pinsk and Vilna affairs." His report was read to the house forelgny affairs committee today by FROM ONE TO SIX Will absolutely cue Colds, Rheuma. tism and Lumbago 41 Public Square, Amer.
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Stanton's home is at Revere, Mass He is a graduate of the Englneering school of Tufts college. His flying training was obtained in the army at several government flying schools and training fields. Assistant Secretary of State William Phillips. PARIS, June a memorandum to, the peace conference the Lithuanian delegation has requested the supreme council to appoint an interallied commission of inquiry tow investigate alleged pogroms by Poles in parts of Lithuania occupied by Polish forces and other brutal and illegal acts alleged to have been committed by the Polish army of occupation. If the charges are verifled the supreme council is requested to order the Polish troops withdrawn from the occupied parts of Lithuanias If the withdrawal were ordered, it vas set forth, the lithuanian government would undertake to defend Lithuania against the Bolshevik if the Lithuanians were furnished with war supplies.
"According to official information," the memorandum states, mies in occupied parts of Lithuania have created conditions extremely hard and humiliating for the population. "They have indulged in pillaging, seized securities and valuables, robbed museums, organized wholesale requisitions, arrested employes of the Lithuanian government, imposed the use of the Polish language, and Anally, have committed: wholesalo. pogroms against Jewish population, whose dead and injured already count up to an imposing number." -0- PARIS, June amounts of counterfeit paper money are. in circulation in: soviet Russia, accoding to unofficial dispatches recelved here. French notes also: are being counterfeited.
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Rickey, former editor of the Clereland Press, who was director forelen propaganda section the off committee on publia information, Washington. "Our first problem," said the speaker, "was to convince the neutrals well as our allies that America was in the war 100 per cent. and that we would stay in until we won if it cost our last dollar and our last man. "Germany honestly regarded our military efforts as a joke if honestly, indeed, cane be used in connection with the Germans. Te cabled at the expense of the government several columns of 'American new9 a day to foreign countries, where ignorance of American every day life was appalling.
had established a tight grip on the "In no neutral countries the Germans motion picture houses and were disseminating their propaganda through films. "It was the American movie stars that broke this When our films' Were introduced. fenturing Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford and Douglas. Fairbanks, the neutral motion picture. houses immediately came to our terms to obtain the pictures." Certain amounts or outright American propaganda, American munitions plants in operation and troops being mobilized, wore shown in connection with the entertainment pictures.
No German pictures were allowed to be shown in the same theater. Rickey snid the government, through the foreign propaganda section, has obtained undisputable evidence that the radical government that seized Russia "had been inspired, organized and paid for in Germany as 3 desperate effort to eliminate Rugsia from the nations arrayed against her." "Lenine and Trotzky were German agents of anarchy. Theso brutal captains of murder Industry had only the disintegration of the Russlan emhire at heart," he said. The Countess Marla of Italy, who was in this country recently as a guest of the foreign propaganda section, has sent word back, said Mr. Rickey, that she hopes to make another visit.
account of how the countess rode in a milk wagon to her ship from Hotel Vanderbilt. Now. York, when she departed for England, brought burst of laughter from the audience. "The he explainod, "hAd engaged a taxicab, but it failed her and the milk wagon was the only vehicle that could get her to the dock in BOLSHEVIKS ARE LOSING MORALE Many Desert to Allies Near Archangel. ARCHANGEL, June -The Bolshevik troops on the Archangel front appear to be losing their morale rapidly.
Desertions into the allied lines occur daily, American engineer units are still active. on the river In the recent successful attack on Tulgas the engineers were right behind the Russian troops who drove back the Bolsheviki. The constant artillery duels between the land batteries and the gunboats on the Dvina have resulted in several- vilages being virtually wiped off the map. Volshevik airplanes showed fight gor the first time yesterday when they came in contact with British and Russian planes over Seltao on the Dvina and Kitsa on the Vaga State Brevities Commencement June 12. -The commencement June of Galion Iligh schopt held 12 with thirty five graduates.
Francis state superintendent of public instruction of Illinois, will deliver the class address. Right Wrist Fractured. Saloum, fractured his right wrist when he. attempted to: crank an automobile. Employer Get Back Pay.
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were given to 186 eighth grade graduates in the high school auditorium. Dr. G. A. Bierdemann, paator of the First Lutheran church, gave the address.
Plant 80,000 Evergreen ALLIANCE. Postmaster George Windle of Sebring put a force of men to work planting 80,000 evergreen trees with a view. to starting a forest to supply people with Christmas trees. The trees planted include spruce, pine and fir. Eight acres of the Grandview cemetery tract have been purchased.
To Celebrate Day." Ralph D. Cole of Findlay and Col. Benson Ilough of the 106th infantry, Rainbow division, will make the principal addresses here on "Ionor Day," Wednesday, June 11, at the Union: county fair grounds. for who served the colora. The 100th band will play, and there will be a big parade and jitney dance in the evening.
Three Arrests: in Week. arrests for intoxication have ben made since prohibition went into effect. Only three arrests have been recorded In that period. WIll Receive Gas Bids. ALLIANCE- City council has authorized the service director to receive bids for supplying natural or artificial gas to the city.
Bids will be received. to June 2. WILL, BECOME TEACHERS, Thirteen be Gradnated From Kindergarten' Training School. Commencement exercises at the Cleveland Kindergarten Training school will be held the 2030 evening E. 96th of June 12 in Warner hall, street, Miss Netta Faris, principal, announced yesterday.
Rev. pastor of Euclid Avenue church. Euclid avenue and E. 18th street, give the address. The thirteen candidates for Ration are Ruth Barnes, Viola Recker.
Leonore Fisher, Kathryn Fox, Esther Hammill, Margaret Houghton, Gwendolyn Jones, Ruth. Keller, Gladys Macon, Dolores McIntyre, Esther 08- burn. Gladys, Parker and Mabel Sam- sima (pera) Strike Ends. strike which began here last LIMA, Peru June The general minated yesterday. Labor leaders directeri their followers 'to return work.
Conditions are normal although martial law is still in force. Charles Southwell, owner of a British publishing house, who was arrested last Wednesday on charges printing seditious articles, FIND ANTIQUES IN SCOTCH STILL Excavators Discover Rare Fourth Century Vessels. to Times Chereland Opraht Pain Door mad LONDON, June A search the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland has been conducting for some time on Traprain Ale, an isolated hill, which forms A part of Arthur J. Rallour's Whittinghame estate, has resulted in one of the most remarkable archaco. logical discoveries ever made In The excavators came upon pit two feet deep and wide filled to the brim with fragments of metal vessels.
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of its resident: professors At present the faculty, consists of rests dent and non-resident mentors, the latter teaching only part of the time. The Additional resident professor would not decrease the number of teachers, wit was salt yesterday by President Charles P. Thwing of the university. ELECTRIO WIRE MATTES GAS. Blaze Threatens Odd T'ellows' WARREN ing June in Warren this morning threatened to destroy the building cently purchased by the odd Fellows at Vine and High streets.
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have never told any of my friends or anyone else that I would run for any political the camp commandant declared. A published in several newspapers Monday in which it was stated Get Glenn would be a candidate for KOvernor, a8 rought.to his attention today. The 100th regiment, old Fourth Onto National Quant. which was 8. part of the Rainbow division, will be reorganized.
A meeting of officers of the 104th was held at Camp Sherman, presided over by Col. Benson Hough of Dela- ware, former commander. Officers agreed to bring their respective companies up to minimum of Joy men by June IN), 50 that the companies and the regiment can be mustered into the service under the national defense act. Former of tho companies will be asked to -enlist, and any vacancirs Cr will Do alled with men who were drafted into the service a said lith Col. llough, regiment la We not are going going to to have as good a regiment as we bad Tanker In Distress June 3- The Britlab tanker Beechleaf.
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