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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
PIECES OF EIGHT

Ship ahoyl Behold the ugl.
looking craft, flying a black flag
approaching astern. From th'
appearances Of the crew they
might be Capt. Kidd and his com
panions. Listen and you will heal
pretty Polly sing out, "Picces oi
eight" and now you know to a
certainty the nature of the YES
sel-pirates, boy, no doubt
about it.
The majestic Ship of State,
sailing proudly through placid
waters after weathering terrific
storm, is the prize which the pi-
rate seeks.
Scan the pirate crew and you
will discover some very familiar
looking faces. 1t seems absurd
but there is no mistake about it ::
the bewhiskered captain can be
no other than Henry Cabot Lodge
and the mate is our old friend
Philander G. KnoX-pick out the
rest for yourself.
A band of United States sena-
tors turned pirate-think of it,
Political pirates they bent on
capturing the ship which Captain
Woodrow Wilson is guiding, The
bold buccaneers who sailed the
Spanish Main in days gone by,
consclencelessly gathering up the
rich treasurers carried by cap
tured ships, were not bit more
daring or reckless than these !
modern political pirates who, !
failing to capture it, would scut- |
tie the Ship Of State
It's a great game that Capt. |
Lodge and his crew are playing. /
a desperate, dangerous game. The
nation has just emerged victori-
Gus from the most gigantic war in
the history of mankind A treaty |
OF peace has been framed and the |
enemy has agreed to accept it.
Coupled with the treaty is cove
nant, formulated by the great
statesmen of many nations and
designed to prevent future wars.
Lodge, Knox & Co., declare t&2y
will defeat the ratification Of the
treaty. That the defeat of the
treaty would mean interminable
turmoil and the reputation of
principles for which the blood of
thousands of American boys was
spilled, must be the Judgment of
all unbiased minds but this means
nothing to politicians who have
purposes of their own to serve.
VIII the American people stand
idly by and see the buccaneers
execute their desperate designs9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24

Senator Brandegee, republican,
wanted Elihu Roots opinio1 as
to whether the senate's inquiry
into the possession of unofficial
copies of the peace treaty had
done any damage"-and got it.
81 cannot see that any damage
has been done unless it be
through withdrawing the atten-
ton of the senate from the very
serious questions before it" Mr..
Root replied.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
EXPORTS SHOW DECREASE
IN MAY

Exports for May totalled
$6O6,000,000, a falling off of
$10S, 100000 from the record set
IN April, but an increase of $55.-
100000 over May, 1913, according
to a statement issued by the bu-
reau of foreign and domestic com
merce, department of comemrce.
For the eleven months ended
with May, the export trade
amounted to $6,3OS,OOO,O00. an
increase of $S72,OO0,00O over the
corresponding period of the pre-
vious year.
May imports were the largest
in the history of the country s
foreign trade - 1925. 100000. a
gain of $56,OOO,OOO over April.
and of $6,00O,O00O over Nav.
1918, which was the previous
high mark. Imports for the elev-
en- months ended with May were
valued at $2,SO3,0O0,0OO. am in
crease of $11S.OO0,000 over a SINH
lar period in 1918.
The excess of exports over i'm
ports during the eleven months
was $3,3O5,00O,O00, as compared
with $2,751, 100000 for the cor
responding period in 1913, and
$3,364, 100000 in 1917, the pre-
vious record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24

Some reactionary republican
senators, would have us-and all
the world besides-believe that
the only interest this country has
in foreign nations is interest on
Americans investments. And still
they seem to forget that peace
must precede prosperity, here and
abroad; that we can not recover
our trade with Europe until, with
our help, Europe has re-establish-
ed peaceful, permanent govern
mentS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs

= p =
Though it be honest, it is never
good
TO bring bad news; give to gra-
cious message
An host of tongues, but let ill tidings
tell
Themselves, when they be felt.
-Shakespe
81 Simp says he notices that it is
never as warm when a cool breeze
is blowing.
1t seems that the Hun sailors want
ed to save the allies the trouble of
worrying over what to do with the
surrendered ships.
OF course you are going to do
your bit in the S. A. drive.
Col. Temple and Postmaster Bare
foot are both claiming the credit for
keeping the weather right for har-
vesting.
1t really isn't much of an incen-
tive to a man to grow a garden when
his neighbors raise more than they
need and insist upon his coming
over and helping himself.
1t is very questionable whether
kings would ever have gone out of
fashion if all of them had been like
Albert of Belgium.
If the Huns had wanted to be real
sports they would have signed with
out making any ugly faces about it.
In order to avoid answering any
more questions, we hasten to an
nounce that the weather is sufficient
ly warm to suit us-and this goes
for the rest of the summer.
As a matter Of fact, almost any
man would rather be flattered than
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
Such a Good Plan.

I've hit upon such good plan, -
said young Mrs. Brown, when her
husband came home fro mthe office.
What's that?" said the head of
the house.
We'll, replied the wife, "the gar
dener told me the plants in the hot
house were being eaten by green
flies, and tobacco smoke would cure
them, so l bave him a handful of
your cigars, and he's been in the
dollhouse smoking all the afternoon" ;"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24

As a matter of fact, almost any
man would rather be flattered than
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
) A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO
The Higher Hope.

The son of the family was home
on his first vacation since he had
attained the dignity of college pre-
feet. He and his father were dis
cussing affairs of the day, and final
ly the boy remarked:
Say, gov, | hope when am as
old as you are I'll know more than
you do"
"1'll go you one better, my boy"
the father replied 81 hope that
when you are that old you will know
as much as you think you do now"
Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
BUILD NoWr'

We went into the war to aid in
making the world a better place
in which to live. Behind the vic
tory of arms, if the United States
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
National.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Western.

Western.
Sioux City 4; Joplin 0.
Tulsa 5; Omaha 4.
Oklahoma City-St Joseph; game
scheduled yesterday, played Sunday
in double-header.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
to be told of his faults.

II Is happy moment in the life
of the office girl when she catches
the boss making a mistake.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24

LET EXPRESS WAIT ADS SELL
THAT ARTICLE FOR YOU,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-24
American.

American.
Washington IL; Boston 3.
New York IL; Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 3; Chicago Q.
Detroit 6; st. Louis 2.
National.
Boston 3; Philadelphia 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
WEATHER CONDITIONS FAVOR
SEEDING OF COTTON CROP
Satisfactory Stands Secured iu south
Carolina and In Southern
Georgia.
I rs \ s4urIutcb rr,v. !

WASHINGTON. April 23-Weai her
conutions were favorable for cotton
Plahtlhs IN nearly all sections of the
belt. and the work made good progress.
according TO the national weather and
crop bulletin. reporting Oh conditions
curing the week ending yesterday.
inc temperature was slightly below
normal In much of the cotton area,
however, and Scrminntion| OF seed and
CROWN OF cotton already up was re-
ttarded in nearly all sections. Moro
i ,",orh utc temperatures prevailed tho
iatter part OF the week.
. IAN ing vas begun during the .week
as tar north rs North Central North
Carolina and in Southern Oklahoma.
tme week was very favorable for
planting in Arkansas but little of
TINS work has been done In Tennessee.
cotton is coming up to "A satisfac-
tory stand in South Carolina, and good
s,anus have been secured in Southern
ieorSia. while choppinr out has be-
gun in the southern portion of the lat
lcr state; Planting made good prog
warmer weather arc needed for sails
factory Ecrmination in that State. The
growth OF cotton which is up was re-
tardcd by cool nights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
PUBLIC AIDS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES TO KEEP OPEN
when Congress Failed 10 Make tppro-
prfntion, Private Sources Npin-
tanned Moro Thun 400 branches.

WASHINGTON. April o3.-Eeprcscn-
tativcS of Governors of a number OF
States mot here today with Secretary
OF LABOR Wilson aud John T. DcnSmorc
dircctor-ycnerai OF the United states
Employment Service for 4 three -,lay
conference for tho purpose of drafting
legislative N-ogra;n for tho creation
OF = permanent Federal and state en-
2lormcnt system. II is proposed to
draI an act for introduction IN Con
Eress pcrpctuatinc such I system
Director General Deasmc-e told tho
conference that tho test @: public de-
sire Tor government employment
service was the public's willingness TO
contribute approximately 100000 a
month 10 enable the United States EN-
p'oEmen; Service 20 continue opera
lions after ihe failure OF its appro-
pr1atton n The last Congress.
FUNDS available 20 ihe government
Permitted the retention OF only ffty-siN
Offices. ou; by public cooperation 46i
nov are ~ operation. Mr.. Dcnsmore
declared ina: no worker should be
forced 20 pay any private agency for
The privilege OF getting 4 lob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
SHIPPING BOARD CHANGES
GENERALIZATION SCHEME
Exporters and Importers 10 Deal
Directly With Agents at NRri-
GUS Ports.
! la .Na.ocintcd rrcss.

WASHINGTON, April 23.--A deceu-
tralized plan of organization, for tho
division Of operations OF the Shipping
Board. effective May !. MAS announced
today. Under IL exporters and i'm :
portcrs Will be afforded the oppor-
tunitS Of dealing directly with au-
thorizcd agents OF the board at all i'm
portant ports OF the United States.
Examination and approval OF ac-
counts. TO assure prompt payment OF
disbursements made by operators for
the Shipping Boards account, will be
included among the activities OF The
new agencies TO be established.
General officers Will bc retained III
WASHINGTON, with assistant directors
or district agents in eight districts.
They include: Baltimore district. dis
trict agent ut Baltimore.
South Atlantic district, ports OF
South Atlantic. Hampton Roads to aud
including, Miami. Assistant director
at Norfolk; agents. Savannah. Charles
ton. Brunswick. Fernaudina and Jack
sonvillc.
Gulf district. Key West to Mexico.
Assistant director at New Orleans
agents, Key West. Tampa. Pensacola
Mobile. Gulfport. Fort Arthur. COM
prisinS BEAUMONT and orange: Calves
ton, comprising Texas City and
Houston.
Assistant comptroilcrs and assistant
treasurers will be appointed where the
business of a district warrants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
STRIKE BECOMES GENERAL
Trouble az limerick Spreads Over Ire
iand-Nesult OF Conference Of
Labor Organization.
hrs Associntcd rrnss \

LIMERICK. April 2S.--An alliance
between the limerick strike committee
and the Irish trades union congress and
TABOR party was arranged a; a confer
cncc this morning. and Y statement has
been issued declaring the strike now
had become national
In the statement or Tom Johnson.
treasurer OF tho labor congress- an
nounctng that the strike had become
national. he added that reports from
other ccnters proved that ireland was
GIVING active support TO i.imoricE
General Shaw, COMMANDER in chic
IN ireland. who had been IN confer
ence with General Griffin. commandin..
he l.imericiI district. returned to Dub
I'M TO-DAY. 10 was said to hC satisfied
with the Limerick military situation.
wh!ch is taken to mean tina; there will
DC no extension OF tic are, under mill
might be done. 1t was said at army
headuuarterS today that ont OF popu-
lation OF $4,000 in Limerick. - 900 had
applied for and been granted military
passes one pGsS WAS issued 20 Miss
Rose IimmcnS II lcH0cr OF the Irish
labor party. who is in Limerick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
"CAN [ BE
CURED?" SAYS
THE SUFFERER

How often have you heard that saJ
cry from the victims Of disease. per.
caps caps the disorder has gone too far for
.e.P. ont oftcner it is just in its first
stages and the pains and aches are orIv
91aturee's first cries for help. Do moi
despair. Find out the cause and give
nature oil the help you can and She
Tiu repay you with health. Look after
the Kidneys. The kidneys arc the most
overwerked organs of the human body
an. .no when they fail in their work Of
niterins and throwing of the poison
enat constantly accumulates in the sys
AEDAL HARLEM Oil CanauIcs w;I,
give almost immediate relief from xiii.
ney and bladder troubles and their kin
arcd ailments. They will free your
body from pain in short order. But be
sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Look Tor
the name on every box. In thre. sizes
sealed packages. Money refunded II
'""T ~" not help you -.ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
SEEK SHIPS FOR SOUTH
southern Ports VIII Ask Alteration OF
Fourteen Ships for latin
American Trade.

tho alloca ton of fourteen ships for Tho
Latin- AMERICAN trade and greater
utl!iZation Of the ports represented in
the south Atlantic Maritime Associa
ton. delegations from Wilmington
Gharles;onl Brunsw ick, Savannah and
Jacksonville: Will be heard by the Shin.
ping Board here tomorrow.
The Governors of the four States in.
terested will send representatives to
inc shipping conference. Senator Sim.
mons, OF North Carolina and Tram
nell, Of Florida. will attend the hear
ing, and Senator's Smith. of Georgia
ana smith Of South Carolina. will prob
ably attend
Relief of ongcstion in Northern ports
and elimination of long rail hauls
WIN support of the governments plan
Tor the restoration OF the mercha nj
marine. will be discussed at the con
ference. Tho full membership of the
ShlnpinG Board has promised the hear
ING 10 the Southern delegations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
PLAN ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
John Cope, biological with Former
brttish Elaboration. VIII Head
Movement.
IBy Associa,ed press.1

LONDON. April 23.-Another Ant
arctic expedition is being planned, ac-
Gording to statement printed in this
ologist with tho British Antarctic ex-
petitions Of ls1i-l9lI. will be leader.
juno. 1890. "
lie proposes. besides carrying scien-
llhc Investigations, to ascertain the
extent OF mineral and other valuable
deposits on tho Antarctic continent,
iic has obtained the famous cxpiora- .
non snip Terranova, und intends 10
taSe an airplane for surveying the in
terror OF the continent. lie hopes also
to make q flight to the South Pole.
" Will be recalled that Cone and
eight comrades narrowly cscaped dcat n
when the Aurora, which the rescue shin
sent for the Shackleton party in 1916.
brokc her mornings and left them on
the great ice barrier surrounding the
Antarctic continent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
RACE TROUBLE IN CHICAGO
series Of Fights on south Side Mn,
Result In at Least One
DEATH.

CHICAGO. April Gone negro ,,ll
biy die. i; Was said today by
Rridweli Hosp!tal attendants. INC r.
sun OF series % fights on tne south
Side last night between white and
negro residents
brickbais. clubs and bullets were
used Dromiscuously. and many on e,ri1
side were hurt. Fifty policemen wore
posted in the distric, after tho ou-
breaks had been qualtsd
kac,ai feeling mas been gaining in
intensity. inc police say. since IN. en-
cToachmcnt OF negroes from what &
known as the South Side BLACK bcl.'f
into district further southwark 4
nuHner OF bombs nave been explode d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NEWTON. MASS. April 22.-Darius
c"hD painter of portraits and land
hcaros died tonight a. his home IN
newton Upper Fails lie wag cighi :
Tour ycafa old. ifiH most widely known
painting IN The Master"
CLEVELAND AprIl Ei,urninous
'rai Operators rom virtually every
bfonbclnE section III the Tnft"d E.atcr
'oc"E unaniinOuhiy disapprrycd pro
pHh"ib fhh: ;hr gOycTHneil, continue io
ilf":t ah;tirh ~. thc industry after tho
proclamation Of peace.
WASjIiEGTCN, Aprn ~ %ew ~,
Insurance policies into HJnirh term IN
suranc" carried ny soldiers ana aaii-
pr may DC converted mn ne ,ra6y cIr
~ uiyec abcpt jun ! Dirsoirr Ldt6r-
~, .! the War REX Insurance i:great,
announced tnday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
SUFFERS AT HANDS OF JAPS
= w. Glass. American Employee OF
Tobacco Concern. Subjected 10
lndiEniies in Nfanchuria.
, g. Associated Press J

PEkING. April :$.-I W. GlaA an
American employee OF the British
American Tobacco COMPANY. after be-
ing assaulted py - Japanese soldier a.
Pau1:eEchins. near Hukden, Manchu-
ria. was arrested and detained al 2
japanese police station. according 70
cation here
lie was liberated after several hours.
bur VAS .ea-.cS;ad Immediately and
conducted % Japanese hcadGuartcrS,
where ne was detained. Before being
released the neNc day. NJ Class vas
summoned TO appear before The Japa
SaTded tho summons and left the town
Pamienchng. where the incident oc-
CURED, is not within the japanese
sphere OF the South Maachurian Rail
way zone. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
WEATHER MAY HOLD BACK
TWO AVIATORS FOR WEEK
Iiawker aud Rnynnm Not Permitted 10
"Hop-OT' ON Account OF
storms.

ST. JOHNS y. r. April 23.--I'he two
british aviators, Hawker and Raynham.
who have been here several weeks
hoping day by day 10 hop-on on the
hrst transatla ntic airpisnc flight. now
appeared 10 he destined TO remain Mt
longer.
The same old bugaboo--' adverse
Weather Observation-Disclosures 20 stand
up under the strain Of heavy. usage.
but the term is truthful. ncycrthc-
less. While the east wind up this way
suoSidcd today, tho fog intensified and
official reports of the British air SER
vice smoke of hcavy winds over the
Atlantic with all indications that they
would remain for week or more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
"LONG LIVE SOVIET OF SIOUX
CITY," CRY |. w. w. MEMBERS
Reds In Iowa Hrcak Promise to Sheriff
aud Causc Disturbance at
Meeting.

SIOUN CITY, IOWA. April 33.-"Down
with capital. Long live tho SIOUX City
Soviet" was the cry OF the |. w. w.
members as they met i'll front OF the
locked ho!i in violation ot their prom
Use to end the n,c,!onal convention.
given to sheriff w. H.. Jones today
when he raidcd 7. w w. rooms.
James Kelly, the local secretary Of
the ]. w. w, and Red" Sherman. u
NATIONAL worker. called on Mayor Wal
lace NJ Short carly today and asked his
consent 10 finish their convention at II
o'clock. The Mayor advised them not
10 continue tho session because of pup
lie sentiment. The Reds. however. rc-
convened in front OF the |. w w. build :
walk.
Bouncc few rocks off their beans
ana they'll behave" the Reds yelled az
they forced citizens to take 10 the
cutters. The session was called TO or.
dor by the chairman. and tho election OF
delegates 10 Salt Lake City, convention
was made. Tho gathering ended with
lhrcc cheers Tor putting ono over i'm
SIOUX CITY. Police made no effort TO
break up tho demonstration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
SURCHARGE is ORDERED
Shipping BOARD Directs Amount of 81
Cents Per 100 Pounds I'm
Lieu OF Dcmurrngc.
nv Associated p-,s<

WASHl NGTON. April ga sur
charge Of - cents per 100 pounds on
cotton shipped from Atlantic and Gulf
ports 10 Liverpool and London was cs-
iaoiishcd by The Shipping Board ioda V
N lieu or dcmurragc, because OF seri-
Gus delays in unloading at the English
ports.
The director OF operations made the
following announcement:
II View OF the serious delays OK
pericnccd az Liverpool and London in
thc discharge Of cotton ships. We find
IL necessary 20 establish Il surchar r. 9
IN lieu OF dcmurraEc. OF - cents per
lo" pounds OF cotton from Atlantic and
Guif ports for LIVERPOOL and London
until discharge conditions improve. Eff
iecttNc AT noon today. but cannot pc
applied OF prior bookings"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
ORDERED TO DELIVER BOATS
Argentine Government Advised to Turn
Over Craft to United
States.
iBy Assoclutea Prcssl

ECENOS AIRES. April a3.-G@rrlany
has instructed the Argentine govern
incnt 10 deliver interncd German steam
e-s TO the United States, and tho Amer
loan embassy has annoonced its readi-
ness TO take over the vessels.
The CABINET met this afternoon in
Structing the officials concerned to act
rdingiy The transfer is expected
within = few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
DENIED CITIZENSHIP
Judge Refuhes Papers 10 MIN in North
DhkOin who Admit. HeIuv
!. ~. W. Member

FARGO X D. Apr! 2a-C;eoyre
Henry KaDpaei. northern Pacific o.
c"inoiITe fireman vas tpdar denied
American citizenship ny Judge !. r.
cole, ~ the District Court. when Ran
peal admitted Ma, he was 1t member
Of The indust'ial Workers OF tn. World
and EmIlsr orEauizatlonp
I;appacI came 10 Fargo scycraJ year,
ago from minneapolis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
Dcnth of Mrs.. Everett w. Eaton.

- ~. ana Mrs. l.. Eaton. of Monroe
terrace Apartments, have returned 10
their home from Wakefield. Mass.
where they wcro called upon tho sud-
dcn death Of tho doctors mother Mrs
Everett W. Eaton. She was Scventy-Six
Years old. and had been for many years
prominent In lodge circles Of her sec
by another son, William l.. Eaton, of
Boston. Mass. and three Erandchildren,
one OF whom. Malcolm Eaton, has lust
with the One lIunrdcd and Second Ma
chime Gun battalion. OF the Twenty
SIXTH Division. He was wounded three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
DENTISTS MEET TONIGHT
Societ! VIII Discuns tse and Pos.i-
bilities Of N-tay In Their
Work.

TIE Richmond Dental Society win
the Medica! College Of Virgi,,ia mis-
evening a. SIS O'Clock
Paptrs end discussions Will bc on
Win particular relation - acnr!siry
nose q The members taking par, wiIl
be d.. Joseph 4 Alexander, Di. Harry
Lear. Dr. f.. t. Elankennakcr. Or L. =
Blackwell and Dr. J. Mitchell! Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
SHIP BURNS AT SEA
Third officer Lewis u. IIuntleS Loses
Lie When steamer Beattic
Meets Disaster.
IBy .Nsseclatcd Pros

PORTLAND. ME-. April o3.-The
Ferris type steamer Roy II. Beattic
built Al Portsmouth, y. II, for tho
Emergency Fleet Corporation was
burned and abandoned at sea last Fri
day and Third Officer Lewis y. Iuntlcy
OF Portland, was drowned. according 10
q cable message received today by
tnntlcy's Wife. The message was sent
from bermuda, where the rescued crew
was Landed by a whaling vessel