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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-10-10
The Buick Steering Gear

The Buick steering gear has been de-
signed to combine the attributes of
safety and ease of operation.
The principal advantages entire relief from
road shocks being transmitted through the steer
ing mechanism, and ability to follow the tracks in
mud sand without wearisome maneuverng
and without the danger of jumping the ruts So
that the easy handling of the Buick steering
mechanism will be appreciated by all drivers.
AS result of this design, the factor of safety in
Buick steering gears is very high And because of
the leverage provided by the the large steering
wheel anti-friction bearings and the positive ubri-
cation of every part the may be operated for
many hours at time without fatigue to the driver
When Are BUICK VIII Build Thorn"
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"a Side; TALKS
"a s.| by RMth Cameron a
SOMETHING ELSE TO RELAX

to do your best, you cease to fret aoou,
the rest
1t is not possible to imarin" such a
man as Abraham Lincoln frctunG about
anything. is ii?
Nor is it possible to imagine such a
man as Abraham Lincoln ceaSlhG 10 90
everything in his power TOT every ETou :,
cause, He managed 10 keep his SANITY
md his noise through everything pc
cause nc had the basic serenity %n!Cn
comes to those who can relax tnelT
souls one has only to look al ms lace
to know that And one has only To look
at l, 10 know what beautiful QuaIity
such serenity is.
When Lincoln Relaxed His Soul.
No man was ever in tighter place
than Abraham Lincoln. Again ana
again he knew not which way 10 turn.
And from his own statement you KNOW
what h" did when that happchc4. iir
relaxed his soul in that exercise OF 1alt n
IN which men Of all Crrcds and men
without Crccds have relaxed their souls
since tho world began.
Ono Of the first exercise in the relax
alton Of the soul m!Ght be to look at
ono IF the portraits Of Lincoln. or some
man like him, until one feels some or
It's serenity descending upon one.
\ second might be to repeat those IA
milIar four lines:
"What's This your little light gone out,
And all the world III darkness 1or
minute?
Why even SO. the stars still shine no
doubt
Enough to strike match by.-and
! Gods III it,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
r- -r.rc1Ah GIANT

Oil is far more valuable than gold; ~ he.s
Cripple Creek yielded $4,000, OOeoO o.
the yellow metal annually ii was heraIu-
ed a world bcatcr and scores OF inVca-
tors became rich. But what was Known
as Bonanza Camp at that time IL RACES ,bs
into significance in comparison WIN the
production Of oil in the vicinity OF fors
Worth. Texas. Taking no account Tt
the new wells about ready to be DrouEns
in, the oil production from that tlcla
yields sl35,5O6,25G0C per year, , 9tI tSs
fields equally as rich in oil. ltcan lns
"Oi Press Contains a full account Oh
this tremendous oil boom and fortunes
that are being made on little. Each
issue contains valuable authentic IN
formation and analytical reports OF
scores of companies, some good. bad ana
indifferent. operating in the great Mld-
Continent and Texas fields. a late copy
together with the Markets containin6
the quotations on listed, unllst-
listed active and inactive oil stocks may
be had free on request. Also while they
last new accurate cG!ored ma, map o OF
Kansas, oklahoma and Texas just OUT
featuring the oil fields in red. lou
may profit greatly BY reading them. a.
dress: Oil Press. 707 Republic buiidins'
Kansas City Co. o-lV-e
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Relaxation is a much used word these

Relaxation is \ much uScG NoIu lAe'e
days.
We ovor-tense Americans are con-
stantlv being commanded. on penalty or
that which most OF us dread verse IMAM
death, to relax our taut muscles ana
nerves. And rightly.
But don't We need TO be taught some
thing more than this relaxation oil the
body?
Don't We need also TO learn relaxation
Of the soul? ro.,,
There was little passage in Booth
TarkinCtUnS latest novel whiCh pleased
M so much that l copied It. hrFc II u.s.
What Iu's the Lines on Faces
(which is it puts the lines on faces
Anderson asked. Is il age or trouble:
I'm toll You what puts the ines ~
crctt Eugene said Age puts some anu
trouble puts some. hut the deepest are
carved by lack OF faith. TIL" S"rcncst
brow is The one that believes IN" most
/ love that last sentence.
We all know that when We TAX" long
Journey in An automobile. II We hnIu
ourselves taut W. will be twice as tirru
when We have reached the journeys
end as we Will if We relax our body TO
the motion of tho machine.
Now what IS faith if not sort OF re-
laxtton ~ the soul to the rhythm OF the
universe?
Do Your Best And Don't Fret
This does not mean that you cease Z"
try to do your share toward world pct
terment, or that you cease To l"Cl ti;It
YOU arc YOUR neighbours keeper. or that
you stop trying L. do your best IN
everyway. 1t means that having tried
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JOSEPH OWENS, ARTIST,
OPENS STUDIO HERE

Mr.. Joseph Owens. we'll known artist
has opened a studio in the board OF
trade building. where he will continue
his work Of portrait painting. In which
he has been very successful.
Mr.. Owens will shortly open a series
Of classes in painting, sketchinG ana
water colorInE. The first class VIII pc
gin nj an carly date. This information
will be welcomed by many IN Wheelihs
who are arliStically inclined.
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night.
ADMITS VIOLENCE BY
The Mine STRIKERS

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. 1o.-Ro-
fore n crowded court room. Tom Nc,
Ginnis, one armed miner and formcl
secretary Of Il local union 90 I'll" United
Mine Workers of America, admitted
participating in the shooting at Glen
White in. November. 1917: i'll th" trio
Of Tony Stafford and others in re
Raleigh county courthouse ut E"cH''%
tO6'y re-,
He told tho court that Tony St1fford.
an Italian organizer. had advocated vic:
lrncc in that community. and had leo
q number Of men who >"IGht by dir"
action to prevent other miners IRON
working during the str'k" then IN ell
feet
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LA BELLE employees
MAY CANCEL LIBERTY
LOAN PAYMENTS

Tbn In PclIc iron works. who's" ON,
ploves nrc on etrik". y"s'"rhnN p9SIr"
notice To- tn" cct"ct that employees "l ne
mill VIII" subscribed TO N" hfth or VIC
tory loan. vino dcsir" L" cancel IN" I'm.
mid portion of their subscription may
ThS, subscriptions may. tho announce
mont says. n III" option Of the sun
scriher bo adjusted ~ the nearest mui-
tirlc Of $50. either by -Hdd'u"nal 'hsn
payrncnts or a cash = fund. interest I"
bc calculated at tho coupon rA'r.
T-ron complying with these terms Ia
Eellc crnploycs may secure the delivery
nf bonds in such multipl"s.
-H1ry WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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MAKE TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CENT ON YOUR MONEY.

pesdcm0na OH q RcfinlnE NVlnPAHy
Of Texas with a million Of assets no
liabilities, eleven great producing; wells
ten more drilling thousand acres. with
over thirty Thousand dollars income per
month. a company that can pay twenty
10 thirty per cent per annum. pi!d quar-
trrIy through bank. December thirty
first next dividend due. offers the pub
lie a limited number OF shares at one
dollar twenty-five. Make checks pay,
able to First Guaranty State Bank ana
forward with application to DcSdGinoha
1ii and Refining Company. Sam HOus-
ton Life building. Dallas. Texas: Write
for detailed information. Statesmen
wanted o-Il-s
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DON'T LET PROMOTERS

zI.tr
Many tempting offers Tor Hahi' ~
money in oil stocks may cause you "
make; an unwise investment. If you no"
hold oil stocks or are planning an In
vestment or merely Interested in OIL
the worlds greatest commodlty-y.pmu
should rcad-the ION Press" an auth-
GRITTY on Investments and pr"duCtt"n'
Each issue brimful Of authentic int@T-
onnnnts in the great MidCOntincnt anu
Texas oil fields where opportunities are
many for making profitable ,b inVS S6iI
ments with little money Let the VIZ
press" guide you; il may make you
money; It may protect you from losses;
Each issue contains analytical reports
of numerous companies. good, bad anu
indifferent The "Oil PrcSs tnEether
with late issue of the Ma, mMaTket s,,s S%H-
tanning quotations on listed. uni!steu'
active and Inactive oil stocks sent Tree
on request. Also while they last a Anew new
accurate colored map OF Kansas okLa.
homa and Texas just out featuring InS
oil fields in red. Address OIL fress' 40
Republic Bldg. Kansas Clty'Mo' o-II-s
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YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS

YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS
ARE wANTED-aud they are. But
that does not mean that some good
Job Is going to search for youn until
it finds you. The job usually waits
for the man to come after It; and the
man usually learns where TO go
through telling about himself through
a Classified advertisement. It Is "the
regular way"
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DANDY SIDE LINE.

FREE SAMPLES PROVE II.
They are winners and make money
for MANY statesmen; more money than
their regular line does We manutac-
turc the snappiest/ fastest selling va
riety of METAL spccialtics on the market
Big trade stimulators for every manu-
facturcr, wholesaler, retailer, BANKS
factories. etc. Every line everywhere
busy. Write quick for outfit. G. =.
sons Side line statesmen earn SoV
week; $3.50 to 5000 for whole time. Get
buys. Write quick for outfit =; L.
Dcs MOineS, Iowa OLLIE
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MILLIONS are suf

MILLIONS are suffering with rheLma-
Ijsln. Most important discovery OF tho
age. A herb that actually drives tho
Most stubborn Gaze Of rheumatism en-
m US AND " say they are asioundcd a. the
suIts, especially on the kidneys: Just
,hink of the, money making prostitutes Titles
nnstpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid.
Rhcumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Caliior'
MA - ~ -.
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WANTED-Salesmen

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., calendars for 1 1g;-
to sell the Mueller line in, West Elr,
Cinia. Wood. glass. paper calendars anu
fans. Leather, cloth and cel!uloid Gcous,
Novelties of all kinds. If It's new WE
have it. Our contract is most llpelat
for experienced men. Exclusive tcFri-
tory. Mueller Bros 264l w. POLK 81
Chicago.
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HERE is a splendid opportunity to join
a mining pool operating r!Ch SIlE yer
property $4,000 per interest. S50.eO lot
nne.half. There are only small. num-
Der of interests for sale. Expect to pay
l00% in about months. Thi" IS
square deal proposition and we lnNItS
the closest investigation. Address T.; NJ
Caynah, 3l9 Guardian Trust Bldg. Dem
yer, Colo. oli-h
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wANTED-PrOstatc sufferers % read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. The Elcctrothermal Company.
213 Harrison Bldg" Stcubenyill"' ONO
U-ll-S
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WANTED To hear from party who can
invest $1,000 to $500 in good business
nrnrnsItiun Please furnish reference
in letter. business Proposition. are In
tull:ECuCrr. o-'-h'
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wANTED-Census clerks. omen. women).
1000 needed. SOS month. Age, 1850.
Experience unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling Oct. IS: For free particulars.
exaniner) 1885 Equitable Bldgr Wash
lnston. o-4-m
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FOR sALE-National Cash Registers,
ali models. absolutely guaranteed IKE
nov at - to SO per cent lass taan man
ufaCturcrS price Terms to suit. write
Tor catalogue. store SpeCialtics X Cash
Rrristrr 60, 1916 Bdwy., New York.
iHce'S''' ~ OIL
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FOR, sALE-uouschold furniture, In
Guiding piano. two rugs. tHo pGuS'
dresser. library. tables. u'"'HS IL,
Un,sirr kitchen cabinet etc. CAL Kew.
4 ", Wise, Woodsdalc 221. o-S-l
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roR sALE-Small farm at Mt. Pleas
ant. o.. 81 acres all tillable. c"mfor.
taGlr seven roomcd house CGnFen!rn.
outbuildings. splendid harm. Blue grass
nSs;mrr' uufailing springs. orchard WIFE
nnnl"s, peaches. pears. cherries, nlums.
quncrs. grapes. only few blocks To
high school stores. poStol ICE am iH
churches. J. Ilillcoat Arthur. b"X H.
Mt Pleasant, q. VII
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PERSONAL
PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble :

MARRY IL lonely; for results; Try me /;
best and most successful "lioine
Maker" hundreds rich wish marriage
soon; strictly confidential: most rcI!a'
E.,: vars rSncricnce; descriptions free.
"Thc Successful Club" Mrs. Ball: box
SIS, Oakland, Cal. o-ll-lo
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A double frame dwelling
4I6 and i4Gia National roi'u, l.u'
ronn,s ON each side. including II side tot
let's; will sell for very rraSohapIe
nrirr and will make terms to SUIT ou!rT;
way as rent: Will sell rs wn3I" or VII
sell each side separate. J. w. BeltZ d
Sons Co.. lgth and EUfl streets o-'-i
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wANTED-Spccialty statesmen. All re-
tailers New, pleasant and very pro
fitable. Box COZ, Cedar Rapids Iowa
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LOST and FOUND

STRAYED-Airedale pup. male, about
six months old. Reward for informa-
tion regarding whereabouts or return to
II. It. Swift. No. ~ Edgewood street.
Woodlawn o-o-ll-i
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WANTED-MalS

wANTED-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under personal. No
drugs. The Electrothermal Company,
273 Harrison Bldgr steubenville, Ohio.
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WANTED-Fe,nAIe

girl to help with
housework. Call 1871 Woodsdale.
O-1l-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTEp-Get in now for the spring
Camnaign. Sell Grahams guaranteed
nursery stock and get the big commits
sions. Write at once for territory. era
ham Nursery Company. Rochester, y. \.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Agents TO sell leases IN New
Texas Oil Field. Surcst winners ever
offered. Everyone buys. Biggest com
missions. Write for particulars. Toyan
Oil Co.. 1868. Southwestern Lie Blds"
Dallas, Tex. Oily
wANTED-libcrty portraits big WIN
ncrs. Thirty days CrCdlt-36 hour
srrvice-rejccts credited. Worlds ram
Gus Peace Paintings now ready. EASY
500 weekly. Write quickly FOR catalne'
free samples. Consolidated PORTRAIT Co.
1896 W. Adams ST.. Chicago. o-ll-B
WANTED-F'pur new auto tires at inc
cost Of one. $500 per day profit
easy selling Insyde Tyrcs-Eenulhe N
nrr armor for auto tires. Over two NH
lion dollars worth in use. Extensively
advertised. Prevent punctures ana oiow-
outs: double tire mileage. Easiest thll6
to sell ever offered. Hundreds nave
started small and now make big money.
So can you. You can't lose. We guar
antee your sales. Act quick. Details
free. American Accessories Co. Dept
No So Cincinnati, o. o-1l-g
wANTED-Agents. 2o0T profit Won
dcrful little article. Something new
sells like wildfire. Carry right in pocket.
Write at once for free sample. Albert
Mills. Gcnl Mgr., 273 American Bldg
Cincinnati, Ohio. o-lI-s
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Up YOU wish a pretty and wealthy wife.
or husband, write me. Stamped cnNcl-
ope or no reply. Lillian Sproui' ota'ion
II. Cleveland Ohio.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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LoST-A pair Of small girls glasses,
with dark pin Return 1929 Market.
thru floor. DILL
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FOR SAIE-Farm, 60 acres. House 6 r.
base. barn. and silo, fruit all kinds. Bar,
gain $4,000. Call So Elm Brovr; or az
dcss ChaS. p. Rice. so 'Vt
FOR sALE-l91S Oakland, 6 cylinder
roadster. Run $500 miles. Call JONI
son & Smith Pool Room. And ana Jacoo
street, Wheeling. s-1--HLO
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POSITIONS WANTD-Mals

wANTED-Position. Married man.
stenagrapher-bookkee years ex-
perience. Can manage office. Best ref
erence. Will start at once. Address
Stenographer, PTS Eoff St. City. o-t.l
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wANTED-Quartet singers for over
There" Revue; steady work and long
seasons: opening for 10 men; all voices:
must be 4. E. F. men experienced in this
line; send for application blanks. Over
There Revue Co, Cleveland, Ohio. care
Colonial Hotel. Desk
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wANTED-Waitress. 5 to II p. m. Ref
crences required B. & o. Y. N. c. a.
Benwood. o-9-l
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hARaH MAMuHEcrn1l1

Wants representatives to sell shirts, ut.
dcrwear. hosiery, drcsses waists, skirta
direct to homes. Write for free sam
Piles. Madison Mills. sos Broadway,N New
York, y. y sat-jy-26-jyls go
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wANTED-Immediat small apart
mcnt or t@n rooms, path and kittht n
cite. in suburbs or city. Call Wo"dsoaie
2GT-J. oc.t9-l
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at once. young man
preferred, $22 and 60 per cent over So.
w. J. StoneDraker. GAINESVILLE. o.
o-l0-p
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wANTED-To buy 3 large teams or
horses. Also one large team OF mules.
Give full particulars in letter. Horses
care IntelligcncCr o-i-m
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Cash RcEisters,any
stvlc or quantity for spot cash. state
numbers, price and description. WIN
also buy L, S. Slicers. Computing Scales.
Electric Mills or Choppers. CANCER. j41
W. 42ud ST.. New York. o-b-l
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs.-
Evening star., 1919-05-14
U. s. MISSION IN AUSTRIA
PLANS FOOD PRODUCTION
Arranging With Producers for
Flour and Potatoes, Avoiding
Dependence on Importations.

VIENNA. Monday. May II (by the
Associated Press). - An. American
mission has been sent by Capt.
Thomas Gregory Of the interallied
food commission to arrange with
Austrian producers for -four and
potatoes for use here. This would
give the Austrians chance to Sc
cure food without depending upon
American importations, and they
would be able to. pay in kind fer
their necessities instead of relying
upon United States credits. Com
ated out of the former empire also
Capt. Gregory has asked the Amer
medicines to Ukraine. where the
need for these products is urgent,
owing to typhus fever and skim
diseases. Lieut.. Col. w. A. Jones,
in command of mission consisting
of three officers and number of en-
listed men. will lead the first Amer
lean mission of any consequence sent
to Ukraine. The party will travel
by special train by the way of Stan
islau, Tarnopol and Rovno. planning
to see Simon Petlura, the peasant
leader of Ukraine, in the last named
city. 1t will also arrange with West
Ukraine for oil shipments to Vienna
it is expecXted.
Capt. Gregory has arranged for the
shipment of 10000 hogs from Jugo-
slavia to Vienna, in spite of the
chaotic conditions obtaining in trade
Evening star., 1919-05-14
APPLIES ONLY TO men
1OPER CENT DISABLED
Some Wounded Fighters Seek Free
Education and Support Who
Are Not Entitled to It.

Soldiers. sailors or marines must
be 40 per cent disabled" to obtain
free education and support, accord
ing to announcement made today by
the federal board for vocational
education.
Not all the 'men who are applying
to the board for re-education. it is
stated. are entitled to it. Under the
law the war risk insurance bureau
must pass upon the case and declare
the injuries "compensable,' or at
least 10 per cent of a total disabil-
ity. One officer claimed that he
could not move the index finger of
|. board that he wanted the govern
ment to send him to the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology for four
years and pay him his compensation
besides. 4 private who had the tip
of finger shot away desired to be
placed IN a western college for two
years.
These are samples of some of the
reflections made by the board. A sup
port of $65 per month for a private.
or support at the rate of pay last
received by an officer, together with
all expenses paid for tuition, books
and supplies, is beginning to be re-
garded as rather desirable thing
to have. the announcement states,
and hence the cases which come be-
fore the federal board >re scrutinized
very carefully.
Evening star., 1919-05-14
EXPLANATION OF THE UNREST
NOW PREVAILING IN EUROPE
Revolt and Discord Aftermath of Defeat
One Claim-Predicted Bolshevism
Will Spread to United States,

ton of the unrest naturally following
war and of activity by radicals who
are definitely used by the leaders in
the former central powers to secure
the greatest amount of salvage from
defeat. They say that threats of boil
shevism and worldwide revolution
will gradually disappear when the
work of the peace conference is COM
pleted and the defeated nations know
exactly what they have to face.
Discoveries made in Poland, CZecho-
slovakia and among other newly lib
Grated peoples that the bolshevist
propaganda is being conducted by
means. of money from Russian and
German sources are pointed to in sup
port of the claim that the campaign
is for the benefit of the defeated coun-
tries. for there is no sentiment in fa-
vor of radicalism in these new states.
Those who hold these divergent views
are agreed. however, that the definite
settlement of the status of the various
nations at the peace conference Will
clear the atmosphere and the world
will then know what is in store for it.
Evening star., 1919-05-14
REBUFFED BY LLOYD GEORGE
British Premier Declines to Re.
ceive U. S. Irish ENJOYS.

LONDON, Tuesday. May 13.-It was
learned tonight in official quarters
that Frank F. Walsh, Edward Dunno
and Michael F. Ryan, representatives
of Irish societies in the United States,
who have been visiting Dublin and
other cities in Ireland, will not be
received by Premier. Lloyd George on
their return to Paris nor will they be
accorded any official or semi-ofticial
re ecognition.
According to a Reuters dispatch
from Paris, Col. +. NJ. House. who had
promised to endeavor to arrange an
Interview between the American del
egates and the British premier, has
now, in view Of their activities in
Ireland, decided not to act as an in
term ediary.
Evening star., 1919-05-14
FOUR SHOTS HIT BALLOON.
Contestant in Race of Seven Is Tar.
Ret-Flyers Land Safely.

AKRON, Ohio. May 14.-All seven of
the balloons which left the naval fly
ing field here Sunday afternoon in
the free balloon race have made safe
landings along the Atlantic, accord
ing to word received.
The Cleveland entry. the Sherwin-
Williams balloon, of which Lieut..
Richard Howarth is pilot, was fired
upon fifteen times near Beaver, Pa,
but managed to effect a safe landing
five miles south of Williamsburg, Pa.
Four bullets pierced the gas bag.
Evening star., 1919-05-14
Mai. Warburton Is Coming Home.

PARIS, May 13-Col. Bentley Mott,
formerly representing Gen. Pershing
at the headquarters of Marshal Foch,
has been appointed military attaohe
at the American embassy in Paris.
succeeding Maj. Barclay H. Warbur-
ton of Jenkintown. Pa, who is going
home to be released from the service.