-.lOMiniflitT
LOST FAMILIES
p, Children and Parents
Residents of This Coun
v, Separated by War, to
Come Here. . ,
w York. Dec. 13. (Special.)
Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
Aid society of America ac-
nr to an announcement made
rdav by Mr. John L. Bernstein.
Kent of the aociety, will tend a
iaaion abroad for the ourooie
Jinging about the reunion of the
tana cnuqren, ana tne parents
denti of this country who have
me separated from their families
K the war.
to commissioner are Leon
ktilcy, publisher of the Jewish
r News, vice president of the
ew Sheltering and Immigrant
society of America and chair-
Of the Central Jewish Relief
hittee, and Jacob Massel, hon-
secretary and chairman of the
hittee on foreign relations of
bciety. Mr. Massel is a member
i executive committee, and was
rary secretary of the New York
llah. He is a former Jewish
paper man and is well known
teommunal worker.
veins the past few months tens
housands of residents of this
ry. most of whom are Ameri-
Jtizens, have applied to the so-
for assistance to bring then
les here. They are all finan-
able to support their kindred
are ready to defray the neces-
kxpcnses attending the reunion.
work will be done with the
I. i j r
rapruvai ana co-operation 01 inc
and Labor departments at
ungton and in connection with
merican Jewish committee and
ins Joint Distribution commit-
soon as negotiations with the
department and arrangements
steamship facilities are com
the commission will leave
It is expected, will be about the
ning of January, 1920. Mr.
iky will go in an advisory ca
' and Mr. Massel will remain
props indefinitely in charge of
rork.
One German Permitted
Live in Paris During War
is, Dec. 13. Ihere was just
German who lived in Paris all
gh the war with the permission
e authorities, quite undisturbed,
hat was Dorothea, the aged
r of the German embassy in
ue de Lille.
othea had no friends. Solitude
noon her. and one afternoon.
the key to the embassy's
cellar, the excavated several
I and began enjoying life in
are taker's cottage. .
8 o clock that night Dorothea
o far forgotten the police rt-
ions on her movements that
jet out to see s musical show,
moment of delight she uttered
sy "achl" was promptly picked
s sn enemy and hurried away
police station,
next morning, Dorothea,
fcnt and with an aching head,
Kken back to the embassy. She
told that the next time she
a sortie she would be interned
lie remainder of the war. .
ton, Mich., Claims to
Have Oldest Chauffeur
Jceon, Mich., Dec 13. This
claims the oldest automobile
in the United States, if not
m whole world in uncle fci-
Dennis, who has driven a car
e past six years. He is in his
year and is active in the
wement of his small farm,,
the automobile to get over
lace" every day.
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"William Hohenzollern By
Exile to Obscure Island
IToioow WMilrl T?orilf T-Tim as a.
martyr, one r ears va'u v un ccmiswiij. o a
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Local Option and Temperance Would Reconsti
tute Industry and Increase Exports.
By FORBES FAIRBAIRN,
CatTOTMl Serriee Staff Correapondeat.
HmIU Cable Oltoatch.
London, Dec. 13. "The worst
punishment theVorld can give the
kaiser is to leave him alone exile
him to an obscure island."
Lady Astor, member of parlia
ment, Britain's first woman com
moner, thus disposed of the most
interesting international problem in
the first announcement of her
policy given out at Cliveden, near
Windsor, where she was resting in
preparation for her installation as a
member of the commons. s
"If we execute the kaiser," she
added, "he will be a martyr and we
do not want that kind of a man as
a martyr."
This recalls the scene on the As
tor estate at Cliveden just before
the war when the king and a dis
tinguished party of German dip
lomats including Prince Lichnow
sky, the German ambassador to
London and Count von Bernstorff,
the German ambassador to Wash
ington, were Lady Astor's guests.
Von Bernstorff, after viewing the
magnificent estates from the terrace
in front of the hall, praised it pro
fusely to the hostess, who retorted:
"But I'll bet you've got plans right
now in your pocket for the inva
sion of this beautiful country."
Proud of Royal Heir.
Von Bernstorff reddened visibly
and quickly turned the conversation
into another channel.
"But I was right," her ladyship
said afterwards.
Referring to the visit of the
Prince of Wales to America, Lady
Astor said:
"He's the greatest individual as
set of the British empire. I have
never met a young fellow of more
charm, more democracy, or with a
higher sense of duty. He has done
more to strengthen the ties be
tween the two countries than any
other single man."
The prince is very fond of the
Astors and dined at their home sev
eral times and also has visited the
Cliveden estate, which is only a
short distance from Windsor.
Of her new responsibilities before
the world. Lady Astor said:
"I am fully conscious of the re
sponsibility resting upon me. I did
not seek the nomination, but I did
not shrink from it. I will do my
duty, you may rest assured."
For Local Option.
Her program of service in the
commons was summed up thus:
"For five years, England has bem
concentrated on destruction and liv
ing on her capital. We must re
constitute , our industrial organiza
tion and increase our exports.
"I stand for temperance with a
capital T.- We must solve the Brit
ish drink question with local option.
England is not ready for prohibition.
"And I'll be no silent member. If
I should fail at Westminster the
consequence would be. lamentable,
not for the men, but for the women ,
of England in fact, of the world. I
am going to stand for British men
and women and hope to make de
mands on the government which
will be really practicable."
Sponsored by Premier.
Despite the irritation displayed
by a few members of parliament at
the announcement of the election ot
Lady Astor, she was assured a most
hearty welcome to the house. Elab
orate plans had been made for her
reception and all the available seats
were taken.
The fact that Lyold George was
one of Lady Astor's sponsors, re
calls the fact that it is the first time
in two generations that a British
premier has acted as guide for a
new member. This goes to show
the high regard the Welsh wizard
has for my good friend, Lady As
tor." Lady Astor made her first pub
lic speech as a member of parliament-elect
yesterday afternoon at
the Plymouth dock " yards, where
she told a great crowd of fisher
folk and dock laborers of her plans
to aid the wives and children of
the dock yard men during the in
dustrial crisis which hinges upon
the curtailment of the government's
shipbuilding work at Plymouth.
South Africa has put into force a
law for tht governmental supervi
sion of dairies to bring the industry
to the highest possible standard
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Director General of Railroad
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Effective 12:01 A. M., December' 15th, 1919
All passenger train service in-effect prior to 12.01 A. M., 8th
inst. will be restored to normal.
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