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Then, too, some ~ tho demand 'Hr
the general is unquestiornnIy due 90
the well known tact NJ his friend
ship for and long association With
the late Colonel Roosevelt such OF
the great Americans popularity na o.
Is possible for any man 90 inherit
wood lnherits Ills views ON tho
public service are believed 'p hc the
views OF Roosevelt His honesty 1s
great His Amerlcanlsm aa deter.
mined His purposes as fuultlcss.
/ Hut neither Wood, nor any other
man has earned the riFh, 90
take Roosevelrs place In the love
and confidence Of m" American
I people Nor will any man occupy
that intimate mitch until hr ahso-
lutely earns 1t by service performed.
Gen Leonard wood is a republican
presidential possibility
Senator johnson.
Cen Leonard wood Is a ropuhll-
can presidential possibility
The same II true ~ Hiram John
son. United Ratos senator from cal
lfornla Senator Johnson was Colonel
/ Rooscvclrs running mate ON the bun
moose ticket Ionr ago he earned
his spurs in California in fighting
I and conqucrinw tho machine or tho
Southern Pacific railroad iu Calf
fornia politics
when the progressive issue ho.
gan 20 rise johnson Joined o. Iu
fact ho helped crco'e e. and make
I u rise. nnI he won't along with &c.
always In a commanding p0sIuor
After the decline NJ tho bull moose
movement there worc those who
pronounced johnson B dead ono.
notably tho remnants or tho oit
Southern Pacific crowd ln 'ho rcpub-
. lican party IN california Ana so.
. In tho last national r1mpaIFn when
. the republican candidate for presi-
dent visited that state these sleek
and revengotul gentlemen played ou
+ tho crcdulItv Of candidate Hughes
and managed ~ r''cct a public l1.
suit 20 johnson. who wos can1i-
/ date for Tho United states senate.
Johnson ignored tho whole matter.
even though i' concerned tho nation
FOR time And that was tho
/ trouble
silence Made a President.
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The ar-mail pilots who have followed tho fashion
the air
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27
Gifts From ROYALTY.

No other American executive has
received rif's from Tho courts q Tho
world T. ls said n Pun cargo OF
.nrh presents 'Ho romhnoI value
running into fabulous figyro7 hls
recently steamed into Nov York
harhor tho property of woodrow
wilson. democrat and bis beautiful
ron~Orf
when President Wlsou made MS
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TULSA MoI,NrNG womb

TTINA NUTINTNII WITFTI
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED llFS
Tho Associated prrrz H crcurvcv entitled 'o mo use
f1r republication NJ OH news dHpatrir1 credited 1" "
or not otherwise credited iu mis- pHpor aud Reo mo l''
rsws published herein
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
NemeckO muSf pOdepSati ane5
hladOseti.

Rsda Tfi rozhodla. ze nepodepiSe
Ii Nemecko podminky miroge. bude
sevfeno Sc vsech. stran tou nejpri
sn6jsi blokadou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
POdmiuky mfrOve dany Nemecku

We stredu dany byly Nemecku
podminky. pod kterymi Spojenci O.
chotni jsou s MIN uzavfiti mir
Podminky vvpsany isou $4,000 slo-
Wy. Nemecti zastupci prijali doku-
ment v plnem zasedani konference.
jez zastoupena delegaty re 27 narod-
nosti. Podminky znaci uplne mi
ceni militaristicke moci Nemecka.
jez "a dva mesfce po uzavTeni miru
nesmi vydrzovati vice voiska neil
10000 muz6 pechoty a 80 900 jiz
dy. Pocet d6stoinik6 nesmi presah-
nouti pocet 1000. Jenom dobrovol-
ny odvod bude dovolen. N6mecke
kolonie pfeyzaty budou Spojenci.
N6mecko smi miti jenom velice
maly pocet vzducholodi, Spojenci
budou miti pravo kontrolovati mu-
nicni tovarny, valecny material mu-
ST byti vydan SpojencGm. KielskJ
prdplav bude spravovan jako spra-
vuje Amerika Panamsky, Helgo-
landska opevneni must byti zruse
ma, nemecky soukromy majetek v
cizich zemich jest wat Spojenci v
nahradu, vlada nemecka vsak je.
soukromym majitelGm zaplatiti nnu-
ST, Nemecko must platiti vsechny
nahrady b6hem 80 rok1. Prvni
splatka We vysi SIS, 900. 900. 900 mus
byti placena v roce 1919 a 1920
ObyYatele Sleswigu mali pravo roz
hodovati chteii-li patriti k Nemec
ku nebo Dansku, Polsko dostane vol
ny pr6chod ku Gdansku, jez bud'
zmezinarodneho, Elsasko a Lothrin
sko vraceno Francii, ,Saarske 1doli
bohatymi uhelnymi dolly bude spra
vovano komisi Spojenc1, Franci,
pax bude teziti dol6 uhli pro Sc
be, Ruska a Rumunska mfrov;
smlouva zrusena, Holandsko zaddn
"a vydani byvaleho cisaTe.
Labe Cd sveho spoieni Vltavo1
a Vltava cd Prahy. Odra cd Oppy
N9men cd Grodna. Dunaj cd Uml'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
POSlednl pfilezitOSt ku upisOydni.
Sklame Baltimore?
POmOzme, aby nezklamalO!

Viezn pGjcka nesm koncit skamanm Skama
kdyz boova svobody prava doby vtez.
v dnes Nase mesto mas stat se
ocekavanoze bondy ktere koup
nohgsl
Pfatelel Rodc Kdo m1zee
cd Vas obe nchce abyse Vase dali
p6jcue eps banka Da Yam epsf il
kdokolv sv6 Pc yFech etech
e to bet tud kdyz upsete? Je Vas
pdjcka penze pfdou danch pat budete zpe
dostanee!
Proto Uvazte Pocete
Nevahejte kupte bondy pondei posednf pfeztoi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
Kongres syolan ma 10 kyetna.

President Wilson svolal zvlastni
zasedani kongresu ma pondeli. 49,
kvetna. Presidentu nebude mono
osobn6 zahajiti otevreni kongresu
Zasedani kongresu jest nutnym, by
jiste apropriace vyfizeny byti mon.
".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
Pokusn Sc zabfti generala.

We Vladiyostoku byl ucinen pokus
zabiti generala Hoi vatha, ruskeho
vojenskeho velitele Charbinu. T.
tocnik vrhl Sc ma neho bombou. q.
lie bylo mu tom zabran6no drive.
nez mohl 1mysl provesti. Kanadsti
vojaci pomahali v zmocneni Sc mu.
ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09

Utern voby skonc vzsvm repubkanskeho
nnga Boening poraz demokrata.
Isce ce demokraG hsovao
byti makem u by nejvetsi poeet HAST jaky
kdy Baltimore odevzdan byl
Ma regisracnch knihah bya vna s
~ 600 has1. Vzdor omu republican zvez
ak toho doceno onak Jisto ysak e
Broenng voen by nejenom epukany
pednos imiz zastni nak Boening
muzv prayde idu. du nezapomnei
Williams muz vssi tridy" vzdo hopnost nepoprane
srokost rozhledd Broenngov
ch Vocn mesta tez vce jeho pojeni statnf manou.
Ia williamson aa podpora iak ''Sun taks.News
stal jediny American
Ia konoa zvolen by republican Tome 2848
proti demokratu Smithovi.
deoat Bryant vetnou AS hlasn
proti republican, Norrsovi
Do druheho odboru celkem
Do prvnfh odbou messe rady zvoeno 10
kanG sedme ward6 zvez mas esk kandida Aug
snou 425 HAST prot republican, L. Hckmanov
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
Costa pres Hamburg oteyfena do
CeSkOSl0venSka.

Valecny obchodnf odbor oznamu.
ie. re zasilky do Ceskoslovenske re
publiky mohou posilany byti pres
Hamburg. kdyz poslany budou ma
American Relief Association,
tom pfistavu 1fadujici. k dobru ad-
resata Ceskosloyensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09

prohlaseny "a mezinarodni. Labe a
Odra budou pod fizenim mezinarod-
nj komisi slozene re 4 zastupcd Ne
mecka, dvou z Cesko. slovenska a DO
jednom Anglie, Francie. Italie
Belgie, zastupci Ceskoslovenska bu-
dou spoiu na komis: pro Dunaj.
Zajistiti Ceskoslovensku volny pfi-,
.stup k mofi, dany jsou nasi republi-
ce jista prava jak ma severn tax it,
hu. Smerem k Adriatickemu mori
budeme miti pravo posilati sve
vlastpi vlaky do Fiume a Terstu.
Ma severn Nemecko must pronai-
mouti Ceskoslovensku ma SO rokd
potfebna mista pro skladists, v
Hamburger a Stetine.
z prvni splatky, jez Nemecko p!a-
It'll musl, dostane nejvetsi cast Fran.
Gle. DO nj AngIie a Belgie. Zbytek
, rozdelen bude mezi Italii Srbsko.
Finme dan0 bnde Italii.
Zpravy pdavaji. ze Italie dostane
pravo rfditi Fiume pro Ligu Naro-
dd az cd roku 1923. Roku toho
Fiume prejde do 1plne pravomoci
ltalie, jez Dude panem. Behem 4
pfedbeznych rok1 staven byti ma
kdesi doleji ma pobTezi Dalmacie il
ny pfistav pro Jihoslovany, ktery
by drahou spojen byl Sc Zahrebem
a jinymi mesty. Italie "a to pry Sc
zfekne jistych narok1 ma nektere
casti Dalmatskeho pobfezi.
CeSkOslOyenSka pIjeka v Americe.
We fin. kruzich znamo, ze zastup.
cove dvou novych stat1 pripravujt
Sc zahajiti vyjednavani americky
mi bankefi. ably zajistili dver pre-
svoje zeme. Jsou to Cechoslovenskc
a Finsko. Dosud nebylo ujednant
mic urciteho.
Ma Sc vsak "a to. re jakmile bu
de cesty P6jeka Svobody. dojde
velmi rozsahlym financnim transak
elm temito dvema zememi a t,
nepochybne Sc schvalenim nebo koo
peraci vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
Nemecke demonstrate V Cechach.

z Chebu Sc sdeluje, ze 8. bfez.
ma doslo k demonstracim, pfi nichz.
tekla krev zmafen lidsky zivot.
Vojensky Inspector Plzni, plukov-
mix Slezacek. vydal varovnou vyhla-
SKI proti nemecklm stvanicim ma
Chebsku. Vyhlaska ia byla vylepe-
ma i ma narozich ulic v Chebu. To
popudilo tamni N9mce do te mfry.
ze Sc vecer shlukovali ma ulicich a
vyhlasky strhovali. Dosl6 ke sraz.
ce mezi demonstranty a voienskou
policii. ktera kriticke chvili nuce-
ma byla pouziti zbran9. Pri tom
byla jedna osoba zabita a dve tezce
zraneny. Pffsne vysetfovani bylo
zav,-deno. V 1tery panoval Chebu
kid kolkovani bankovek d9lo Sc.
hladce.
We Strfbfe konaIa Sc protestni
schGze Nemc1. z nepochopitelne
pfieiny bylo vojsko postaveno ma
namesti. .kde Sc zahy shromazdil dav
rozzufeneho lidu. z jel Z stredu po-
caly Sc ma vojsko sypati nadavky
"ceskych PSI" a bylo po vojacich
plivano. Kdyz vojaci byli davem
sevreni lidu zaznel n6mecky po-
vel "Fertig' "Feuer", dali Sc
vojaci strhnouti k salv6 z pusek.
Pfi tom byla jedna zena. Rosa Hell
lerova zabita a tri jine osoby tezce
zraneny.
Do Chotesova byla vyslana ceta
dragoun1 ronevadz N9mci hrozili
demolovanfm ceske skoly. Kid me-
byl porusen.
Vcele uhelne panvi pIze1ske pro-
klamovali n6mecti hornici iedno-
denni stavku.
ceskosloyensky ministr vaiky
| Sc zabil padem letadla.
z Prespurku dosla zprava,ze gen.
Milan Stefanik, ceskoslovensky mi
INSTR valky, zabil Sc blize Wainoru
v nedeli. kdyz letadlo, v kterem ce.
stoval. spadlo k zemi. Dva' italsti
d1stojnici. kteri byli v jeho spolec-
| nosti. rovnez byli zabiti.
Gen. Stefanik byl zde osobnosti
vsude znamou oblibenou a Cesi
meli pfilezitost mnohokrate ohniva
slova sloyackeho hrdiny toho po-
slechnouti. Byl drive velitelem ce-
skoslovenskeho vojska Rusku ST.
bifi. Hral prominentni roll DO.
chodu Cechoslovak1 Ruskem do ST
bffe po padu premiera Kerenskyho.
Stal Sc ministrem valky Ceskoslo-. :.
yenske republiky ihned po jejim
prehlaseni.
Ztrata vseobecne milovaneho hr-
diny jest bolestnou ranou pro kazde
no upfimneho Cechoslovaka.
President Wilson zadan, by Ia
Chranil zidy.
z New Yorku byl zaslan kabelo-
gram. protestujici proti 'hroznym
zlocin1m, pachanym ma zidech Pol
sku Halici. nalehaiici, ,ahy mi
rova konference Pafizi zabranila
dalsim pogromGm. presidentu Will.
sonovi vyborem 200 zid1, zastupuji.
Ecich organisace. majici 500. 900 Gle
n1 jejich nabozenstvi Americe.
| Bylo oznameno, ze tide New Yor
ku mali v 1myslu uspoTadati veil
kou demonstraci co protest prot
temto zlocin1m. Bude konan smu
tecni prGvod podobny onomu. ktery
byl uspoTadan roce 1905 po vraz
. deni zid6 Kysinovu. po n6m bu
; de nasledovati obrovske shromazde
nj zid1 v Madison Square Garden.
Nemecko muSi pOdepsati aneo
hladOseti.
Rada Tfi rozhodla, ze nepodepise
Ii Nemecko podminky miroze. bud
sevreno Sc vsech. stran tou nejpfi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
MlStnl zprdVy.
BOdnut pritelem We hTe.

Pestni zapass kterym sc bavili
diva 16 rok1 start hosi:v 1tery .skon-
Gil smrtelnym zranenim jednoho
nich.; Behem hry Isaac Gordon
E. Baltimore ulice, porazil l.. Uhl-
mana E. Fayette ulice. Uhlman
rozhneval Sc tax. ze olbehl dom1.
odkudz wrath Sc s nozem a tento
yrazil Gordonovi do podbfisf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
Ma konec dopaden.

Pc nGkolik rokn hledany Joseph
S. Hobbs. ktery svym easem bydlel
ma Wolfe ulici. .syypatran byl We Ri-
ladelfii tam We stTedu uveznen.
Hobbs hledan byl tajnou policii pro
kradez narkotickych prostfedk1, ,iez
Gene $500 odeizil z tovarny Sharp
& Dohme. Mistni policie stihala H b.
bse skrze mnohe staty. Pred de.
ma roxy vypatran byl v Detroit. ale
zmizel odtnd .nezli chycen byl. Pied
dvema mesici stopa jeho nalezena "
New Yorku. odkujz opt prchl.
kdyz zatcen byti mel. Hobbs byl v
sele handy zlodei0 nalkotick5ch
prostfedk6. ktera ukradla ma tisfes
Izrn .norfinu kokainu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09

My vitame naseho kanddata upfmn1m
Vtezstv
svorno ns popur Kleckove dekova posce me
Ii doufame uhajime! P Keckov
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09
125 tiSfc pOdepsalO petici.

Zakonodarn6 statu Massachusetts
zaslara byla petice podepsana 1875
tisici osob zadajicfch. ably vyroba a
prodej piva lehkych vim neobsahu-
iicich vice nezli procenta. staten
povolen byl bez ohledu ma narodni
prohibici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-09

'ANA~AA VsSS AO"At pAOCcklCds StdC0Tn
povolen byl bez ohledu ma narodni
prohibici.
MnlchOv oSIavfl porazku Rudych.
Pondeli bylo dnem oslav hlav.
MIN mest6 Bavorska, Mnichov9. KITE.
rysvysvobozen byl rnoci Spartakov-
c1 nejaky cas- tam vladnoucicn. Or.
brojeni sedlaci ma 500 Rakusanfi
bojujfcich fadach vladniho me-
meckeho voiska. .byli zvlastnfm pred
metem oslav.
Strelif Sc. najedl a pax nmfel.
Herman Klots. 73 roxy star5
Bronx, New York. sesel pond9lf
rano loznice do jidelny. kdyz pied
tim 81 vpalil kuli revolyeru do leb-
ky. Behem snfdaEG baril Sc dee
rou svoji pax 81 zapalil dymku a
pohodlne 81 pfecetl noviny. Ma ra-
ne ma lebce mel privazany satek wy
|svetluje to dceri sve jake zran9nf.
ktere utrp6l padem ma zidli. Poz-
deli Zacala jej prudce boleti hlava
a kdyz dcera volala lekafe, svadel
tuto ma bolest u srdce. V poledne
s obvvklou chuti jedi ob9d', DO ie-
hoz skonceni sedl 81 do zidle, Iniz
upadl bezvedomi. ZnoVu pfivola.
ny lekaf snail obvaz hlavy starcovy
pod nfmz uvidel ranu kuli zpGsobe.
nou. We til hodiny staFec zemfel.
Osm:obeti pozaru v Columbus.
Osm osob usmrceno bylo a pres
IL zraneno pozaru, jimz v pond9li
znicen byl Columbus. O.. sestipo-
schod 'ovy d1m. Pozar vznikl ma
chodbe. niz plameny tax rychle Sc
sifily. .ze 1tek zamezen byl iimi vice
nezli 60 osobam ma vyssich poscho-
dich bydlfcich. Vetsina Mich "a
chranSna byla pomocf provaz1 ze-
bTikG.
The sun., 1919-06-01
NAVY BROUGHT 800 900
HOME LAST MONTH
Eighty-nine Ships Engaged
in Troop Transport.

OF the $4,000 troops brought home
from overseas last month vessels on.
Grated by the Cruiser and Transport
Force OF the navy carried more than
100000. It was announced yesterday at
the Office Of vice-Admiral Gleaves. This
represents the work OF eghty-nine ships.
former German liners. converted freight
ers. and battleships and cruisers fitted as
transports.
Several of the ships, including the Le-
viathan and Great Northern, made two
round trips during the month. AS to the
number of troops carried since the
armistice was signed the Leviathan
leads followed by the Manchuria, Amer
lea and Agamemnon.
Tho latest addition to the troop carry
ing force, tho giant Imperator, will sail
on her first return trip from the United
states since the war began in 1914 on
June e. This ship. which carried only
5000 men on her first voyage under
the American flag. can now carry 1900
officers and $500 men-s.7O0 passen-
gers in all with a crew OF 1900.
lnaEpuch as the Imperator Is not the
property Of the United States, and is
to be returned It Is said. as soon as
the troop movement is over. the Navy
Department has not made any consider
able alterations to increase her carry
ing capacity. The extra space now
available for troops was created by
building sleeping accommodations that
did not alter the ships interior struc-
ture.
Capt. Casey B. Morgan. U. s. N. for
the past year attached to the staff of
Admiral Gleaves as Force Transport
officer. will command the Imperator
while II is under the American flag.
The sun., 1919-06-01
MANY UNITS NAMED
FOR EARLY CONVOY
Transports Due to Arrive
Soon Are Listed.

WAsH1NoToN, May 31.-The following
organizations have been assigned to
early convoy: Seventh Division COM
plete Company d. Service Battalion No.
sos; Companies A and r, battalion heao.
quarters, 534th Engineers, Service Bat
talon; butchery companies Nos. $40 and
Sb2 service park unit No. 693; head
quarters Fourteenth Battalion, Twentieth
Engineers; regimental headquarters,
Twenty-e.ghth Engineers: Companies l,
=. II. IL, IL. l6. IS. 10 and 20. also IT,
headquarters Third Regiment Air servIc.
mechanics; Companies /, 2. 3, and 5
Fourth Regiment Air Service mechanics I;
camp hospital No. IS. motorized battal-
Ion, headquarters company, and Compa-
MES A. b and c, i15th ammunition train :
salvage company No. S13: pack trains
Nos. sol. 305, 30s. $40 and ais to $50
inclusive Twenty-seventh Engineers ser.
vice company headquarters. headquarters
company and supply company, Third
Pioneer regiment; Company G. Thirty
fourth Engineers Field Remount Squad.
ron Nos. SoS. 3l3. ais and 32l depot SER
vice companies 20. 35, SO and Al sales
commissary units Nos. 81 and 40 4; Com
pany b, Thirty-second Engineers.
Transport expected arrivals announced
to-day included:
Minnesota, Newport News June 10.
Sl6th Field Artillery. less detachment
offlcers: three casual companies
President Grant, Boston, June Q, Head
quarters and First, Second and Third
Battalions Twenty first Engineers; Head
quarters, First Battalion, Medical De-
tachment and Companies A to d inclu-
sive' 504th Engineers Base Hospital
81 and Camp Hospitals 5, 40 and 90:
Sanitary Squadrohs 9. IA and II: AM
bulance Company 81. Evacua ton Ambu-
lance Companies 4, Z, SO and 60. Mobile
Hospital 10, Veterinary Section 10g.
Bakery Companies 335. 343 and S44,
Butchery Company $40. Company d,
510th Engineers; 272d Military Police,
seventeen casual GONNA MES and fifty-six
casual officers. One of the casual COM
panies comprises seventeen men who are
candidates for West Point
Wilhelmina, Newport News June s,
The sun., 1919-06-01

the Legion of Honor and the Croix Dc
Guerre, and has seven planes to his
credit. Even by the strict standards Of
the squadron this Is not bad work for q
young man Of "a.
Others who returned yesterday were
Capt. H. Weir Cook OF Terre Haute. who
got four balloons and three planes: Capt.
William N. Palmer, an ace with the
Croix de Guerre and ID. s. c.. Capt. Sam
Kaye, Jr. of Mississippi who got FIVE
planes, and the Croix de Guerre and d.
s. c.: Capt. John N. Jeffers Of Los An
geles, who got the same two decorations:
Capt Harvey w. Book of Anderson. Ind.
who received the d. s. c., and the fol-
lowing Lieutenants:
Charles A. Rankin, San Francisco;
Robert C. Gates, Jr., Spartanburg, 8. c.
(Croix de Guerre) Kendall u. Hopkins.
St Louis: Benjamin G.. Jones. Pits
burg Duncan II, Mackenzie, New York;
Leo III. Dawson, Denver I'd. s. c., Croix
de Guerre) Robert w. Donaldson, Chi
caeo James T. Davitt, Springfield.
Mass. Dudley NJ. Outcalt, Cincinnati;
Alfred w. Markham, Princeton, N. j.;
Raymond w. Evitt. Baltimore. and Carl
r. jackson, Pontiac. Mich.
The pursuit squadron first went into
action on February ~. 1918, on the
Rheims front, and German aviators soon
learned to dread and II possible to avoid
combat with crazy Americans with red,
white and blue hat circumscribed by
ring painted uopn their planes In
April the squadron moved on to the Toul
sector, and on July / was shifted to-
Chateau-Thierry, where 1t did In the afr
what the marines, the Syracuse brigade
and the Third Division were doing to
the Germans on the ground. 1t was
here that the squadron first encountered
Won Richthofen's flying circus. Later
over the Argonne 1t practically ami
hilated this squadron.
After reporting at Camp Mills the
officers of the squadron will make the
Commodore Hotel their headquarters
until after the dinner at the American
Flying Club. Captain Rickenbacker will
preside at the dinner.
The sun., 1919-06-01
J.H. STEVENS. BROKER,
ADyUDGED INSANE
William D. Waldron Named
as Friends Committee.

John Fl. Stevens. a member OF the
Consolidated Stock Exchange. was de-
clared insane and incompetent to man
age his affairs by jury in Justice Dele
hanty's part OF the Supreme Court yes
to-day. William ID. Waldron, a friend
OF the broker. who has been acting as
his special guardian. was appointed as
Stevens's committee
The application for the committee was
made by John +. Goodell OF the towns OF
Peabody and Travers. Mass. Stevens
went on the witness stand and II was
on his own statements, which clearly
bore out the contention of his friends
that the verdict wac arrived at Wit
resses said Stevens labored under the
deluslon that attempts were being made
to do away with him while a patient in
the Rivercrest Sanltarium.
Several years ago, It was brought out,
Stevens realized he was failing, physi-
CPlly and mentally, and letters he wrote
at that time were admitted as evidence
In 1917 he took up heavy manual labor
in shipyard in an effort to regain his
strength and to keep his mind of bust.
ness worries. DR.. William E. Dold of
the Rivercrest Sanitarium testified that
stevens was suffering from dementia
paralytia, but that his case was not re-
garded as hopelessly incurable.
Stevens's home Is In 173 West Sew
enty-eighth street.
The sun., 1919-06-01
CHARGES STODDARD
HAS SECOND WIFE
Mrs. Adele Stoddard Asks
Marriage Be AnnuiIed.

George Z. Stoddard, theatrical pro-
Queer. is defendant in a suit brought in
Supreme Court yesterday by his wife,
Adele G.. Stoddard. who seeks the an
nuiment OF their marriage on the ground
that Stoddard has another wife living
whoss existence he carefully concealed
from the plaintiff at. the time OF their
cCurtship and wedding
Mrs. Stoddard alleges that she met
Stoddard early in 1914. while in the
West. and that he represented himself to
be single man. They were married
June 20, 1914. by Judge Joseph S. LaBuy
of the Municipal Court OF Chicago. She
states that at the time Stoddard had a
wife. Jennie L. Stoddard, who lives in
Oneida county, New York State. She
alleges there was no divorce.
The plaintiff says her husband Is a
man OF large means. having business in
terests OF various kinds. and liz also the
author of the play Listen Lester" now
running at the knickerbocker Theatr
His income is In excess OF sec. 900 a year
from theatrical sources, she states.
Louis Hess. 50 West l29th street, who
served the papers In this action on the
defendant at the office of John Cort.
theatrical producer, says Stoddard re-
ceived summons and complaint, and
after glancng at them turned them over
TO Mr.. Cort for inspection. at the same
lime remarking that Everything is all
right"
The sun., 1919-06-01

into our stride In the war and ve sti,l
have plenty OF energy and the will TO do.
The hghting Is undoubtedly over, but the
suffering. like the expenses, still goes on.
I'VE cannot fail TO carry on In the
ways that are still needed We must
continue for the sufficient reason that
our help Is urgently needed, but we must
also continue In order TO prove our dis
interestednese. which some now question
Ito prove that we were really moved by
disnterested sympathy.
we cannot forget that the war losses
or all the Allies, while not incurred for
our beneht, were nevertheless incurred
Tor cause which became ours and from
which We could not escape. We are
our brothers keeper. especially when he
was hurt in a fight which became also
an attack on US. American relief has
done great things, in which we may all
take satisfaction in all the years to
come. but we cannot fail to see the job
through, and 1t Is far from being done.
Our allies still need food, clothing,
doctors. nurses. medicines. shelter, and
perhaps above all need to continue to
feel sure that rich America, the land
of the free, still cares for them and will
continue TO bind up the wounds caused
by the war Hunger and disease are
not yet demobilized.
ut In not a question OF reconstruc-
ton in the sense of rebuilding cities and
villages. Nobody has had time to think
about that yet. II is entirely question
OF food, clothing. care of the sick, sani-
tary precaution, and of getting some
kind of temporary shelter which will
keep out the rain"