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REFUGEES AID
TYPHUS SPREAD
THROUGH SERBIA
Great Migration From A3B Di
rections Makes Work £'
Red Cross Different
Belgrade. Serbia, June 2V.,— TTbe
great migration of refugees audi Han
dlers through Serbia conOnnoi. AaWJ
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at Seventy
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FRIDAY EVENING, BARRiSBURO TELEGR3iPB JUNE 20, 1919.
alt of them aid tn spreading ty
phuc. Returning Czacitu-Stovak,
finrbian. Cireok. afamfcegrin. Alha
■nrun-.. Btrsniim nrnfl Riunanlnm prls
rrrmrfi ft mm fto Omilnd Empires jiuhs
nfcnaurSfti BfeilSErndc..
Finnm the south pass Bulgarian
I pirifjrvD'e.rs returning to their homes.
Ptrts migrating hack to Macedon
•lc jmnd Turkey in Asia, Serb civilians
fromm the formerly occupied north
ern region of Serbia. Cxecbo-Slorafc
utidien! going north with the army
of occupation, refugees, prisoners
j and soldiers of all the nations min
' gle on the one big north-south high
way of Serbia.
Out of Bugaria come half-starved
; Greek, Serbian. Albanian. Monte
negrin and Bosnian soldiers and
civilians held in bondage there dur
ing the war. All of them aro in
rags. Their bones show through
their flapping garments. None have
had medical care nor seen soap in
years. As a result they aro "alive"
with vermin, and carry with them
the germs of typhus.
Sanitary officers of the American
army and the Red Cross bar the
route of those north-south streams
of humanity and herd them into the
"delousing" stations where they are
bathed in lysol and barbered while
their garments are steamed in dis
infectant.
Despite the fact that tn 1915 be
tween 30 and 40 per cent, of the
population of Serbia had typhus and
at least 75.000 died of it, the aver
age Serb to-day apparently would
rather have the disease than take
a bath in lysol. In their minds dis
ease is the will of God and any
connection between typhus and tho
louse is an American superstition.
HOLD ANM'.IL PICNIC
'lite Woman's Missionary Society
of the Market Street Baptist Church,
held its annual picnic at the home
of Mrs. A. F. Hoffsonimer on Wed
nesday. The picnic spirit prevailed
and the outing was enjoyed by a
goodly number. Refreshments were
served and games were Indulged in,
and tho large and beautiful grounds
made nn Ideal place.
THE NEW GRAND ARMY COMMANDER
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GEORGE W. RHOADES
Whose desk in the State Department offices in the Capitol was deco
rated following his elevation as department commander of the Grand
Army in Pennsylvania. Commander Rhoades received the heartiest
congratulations of his many friend s. For years he has been one of
the most active leaders in the splendid old organization.
KING RESERVES 1
DECISION AS TO
ITALIAN CABINET
Orlando Announces Resigna
tion After Confidence
Vote Is Refused
li)l Associated Press.
Rome, June 20.—Early to-day it j
was not known what action King j
Victor Emanuel would take on the
resignation last night, of the Italian
cabinet following an adverse votej,
against it in the Chamber of Depu- j
ties. It was announced that the kingj
had reserved decision as to its ac-j
ceptance.
The Chamber of Deputies had, by j
a vote of 259 to 78, rejected Premier!
Orlando's motion tn favor of discus- !
sing the question of confidence which j
related to the foreign policy of the j
government, In secret session.
Prior to the vo-te Premier Orlando >
in addressing the chamber, said:
"Italy's peace with Germany and j
Austria has been solved In a manner;
with which, on the whole, I feel Bat-j
Isfled."
Wanted Secret Sessions
Insisting on the necessity of a sec- |
ret session, the premier declared j
the government needed greater con
fidence and would treat his motion!
for a secret session as a question of i
confidence.
The Socialists immediately oppos-I
ed this.
Signor Orlando in his address said j
Italy's position had been consider- j
ably aggravated by international
events during the second fortnight j
of April. He referred to President |
Wilson's message regarding the;
Adriatic question.
States Policy
The Italian delegation at the;
Peace Conference, the premier add-'
ed. had followed this policy:
"First. Maintain with firmness alii
the essential points of the Italian!
claims, withotit which Italy is con
vinced peace will he neither just nor I
adequate to the immense sacrifices;
suffered.
"Second. Remain faithful in your!
duties toward the Allies.
"Third. Avoid any blind form of
obstinate intransigeance. Indeed, j
facilitate conciliatory suggestions
capable of producing accord in the |
conference over the problems on-j
cerning Italian frontiers."
Signor Orlando urged parliament,
to separate, the discussion of foreign!
affairs from the internal policy of thoj
country, the latter being virtually!
absorbed in the grave question of the i
high cost of living. Past history j
showed, he said, that internal per- i
turbations were transitory and that)
equilibrium soon would be gained. \
Helps For Consumers
The government, the premier con-j
tinued, was determined to strengthen
the defense of consumers against!
the cupidity of speculation, which j
had assumed almost the form ofj
folly. The government intended to 1
suppress to the utmost possible the!
machinations of the middleman and;
aid in bringing about co-operation!
among consumers. Having complete;
control of bread, rice, cereals, sugar
and petroleum, he added, the gov-:
ernment would sell them at low
fixed prices. Next would be import-!
Ed, he said, and distributed at the
cost price, without profit and without
tax.
The statement of the premier was
delivered before a packed house.!
The diplomatic tribune was crowd
ed. Among those present were Thorn-j
as Nelson Page, the American am- 1
bassador.
In summing up the situation,!
Signor Orlando said:
"The deepest unrest throughout
the world leads to pessimism such
as was never experienced during the
war. Immediately after the armi
stice was signed the peoples in
general, Italy in particular, never
went through such dark days as now.
This Is the most acute phase of the ;
immense crisis, arising from the,
war. Nevertheless, I am not discour- i
nged, believing as I do, that the sit-'
uation gradually will ameliorate."
GEORGIAN' NEW ROTARY HEAD
Salt Lake City, Utah, June 20.—|
Albert S. Adams, of Atlanta, Ga., 1
first vice-president of the Interna - ,
tlonal Association of Rotary Clubs, j
In convention here, was yesterday j
nominated, without opposition. This j
is the first time in the history of I
Rotary that a presidential candi- '
date has had no opposition.
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Plumbers Urge Wilson
to Obtain Hearing
For Irish Delegates
By Associated rrcss.
Atlantic City, N. J., June 20.—The
National Association of Master
Plumbers in annual convention here
passed a resolution urging President
Wilson to use his influence in ob
taining a hearing before the Peace
Conference for the three delegates
of the Irish republic.
The resolution also expressed the
opinion that Ireland should be
granted the right of self-determina
tion.
Prank Lasette, of New York, was
elected president.
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6,000 Students Arrested 1
by Military Authorities
Amoy, June 20.—Fuchow reports
6,000 students arrested and held by
the Chinese and Japanese military
authorities.
$20,000,000 VAI.UK OF
s COTTON IN CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles. California cotton 1
growers will receive approximately
$20,000,000 for this season's crop, ac
cording to statements made here by
cottonseed oil brokers, who have com- ;
pleted surveys of the Imperial valley
and Paso Verde districts.
The crop Is expected to yield about\
125,000 bales of lint cotton with a mar- ]
licet value of more than $15,000,000. In'
I addition the yield of cottonseed is ex- I
I pected to be about 62,500 tons, with a ,
! value of more than $4,000,000.
Oil pressed from this season's run of ■
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15,000,000 pounds and will be utilized |
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in California.
The profit on these products has not j
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Mexico.
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Wilson Gets Degree
in the Ruins of the
Library of Louvain
By Associated Press.
Brussels, Juno 20.—1n the ruins j
of tho library of Louvatn, destroyed
by the Germans in 1914, the degree
of doctor of laws was conferred yes
terday on President Wilson by the
University of Louv&in.
The President made three speeches
and an extended tour of the battle
ffekls, and attended a luncheon and
a formal dinner by the King. In the
Chamber of Deputies he brought
them to the realization that America
was not dealing with the past; that
now is the time for credits, and it
is proposed to extend them.
He said he had in mind to sug
gest to Congress to elevate the lega
tion at Brussels to an embassy and
the post of minister to ambassador.
The appearance of President Wil
son before the chamber was the
most important feature of the day's
program.
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I has been issued by Danny Morgan,
: the champion's manager. It ir.vludes
1 Ted Lewis, from whom Britton won
I the title. *
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