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Evening journal., 1919-06-14
GULICk PROPOSES
IMMIGRANT LIMIT
Offers House Committee
Program Based on Per-
centage OF Races
WOULD REPEAL
CHIMES EXCLUSION

WASHINGTON, June il.-Restrictior
OF immigration to a percentage for eacl
race Of those already naturaiized wa:
advocated by Sidney l.. Gulick, secre-
iary OF the National Committee for Con
structiye immigration Legislation, be
fore the House immigration Commit
tee Mr.. Gulick urged prompt but care
ml action GU immigration matters
pointing out the important bearing
which this problem has on conditions
Of social unrest, anarchy and Boil
sheVism.
The measure advocated by Mr.. Gu
lick involved the following amend
ments TO immigration laws:
Regulation OF all immigration on
percentage principle, with appli-
cation Of this principle TO each peo-
pie or mother tongue groups scpa-
rately.
Such percentages to vary between
and 80 per cent. OF the number
OF persons in each group natural
lied. the number TO include Amer
lean born children OF each group
as reported in the census Of 1920
Creation OF an immigration COM
mission with authority TO regulate
The percentages, TO admit or cx-
cludc labor in exceptional circum-
stances.
Raising standards or qualification
for citlzeiship 8nd prompt extern
sion OF citizenship TO all who quail
ify
Separation OF the citizenship OF
wife from that OF her husband.
Repeal Of laws dealing specifically
and defferentlally with the Chinese.
"Thes proposed amendments will in
sure many important results" said Mr..
Sulick. "The regulation OF immigra-
lion will permit more immigration
rom northwestern Europe than viii be
likely 10 come. 10 will hold lmmigra-
tlon from southern. eastern and north
ern Europe to definite proportions. reg
ulating II according TO our needs as de-
iermned by an immigration commits
sion. 10 will protect thoroughly the
Pacific slope states from all dangers of
immigration from Asia. Yet at the
same time 10 recognizes the just claims
OF the Asiatics TO receive such cour-
tesy and dignity Of treatment as we
rive 10 every race and people.
by extending the privilege Of citi- |
senship TO every individual who prop
perly can qualify under particular ma
iuralization laws, the cause OF the
Japanese irritation and Indignation will
be removed We give citizenship TO
many non-Caucasions, such as Tartars,
Turks. Zulus, Hottentots and men from
any tribe in Africa, but we deny IT TO
the Japanese and Chinese. In doing
away with our differential treatment Of
Asiatics no danger viii be incurred OF
large immigration from Asia. on a .
per cent. rate the permissible immi-
grafton Of Chinese and japanese would
be much smaller for many years 10
come than that which now comes
yearly
Under the 10 per cent rate 6i9,256
Immigrants could be admitted from
Germany in 1919 and 603,3i3 could come
from the United Kingdom. The total
nuinber that might be admitted from
Europe under this plan is
55i.0S5 for the year 1919 Russia
could send i95.61s. Italy 95i7S and
Austria and Hungary i32.s37 Under |
the same plan the immigration Of Chi
nese in 1919 cannot exceed 1888 and /
that from japan 2,isi
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
Al Tie MAJESTIC.

The wild, tangling jungles OF tropi-
cal Africa are the sceens OF the most
exciting and thrilling scenes OF the
new William Farnum production "The
Jungle Trail which will be the first
featured offered ON Nlalestic's program
for netX week
This is a picture that will serve in
no small manner to bring out the emo
tional and drnnatic ability that has
made William Farnum famous, for it is
a story Of a man whose dominating
passion is love but when love is arous-
ed il is often akin to hate and II is
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
NEW FACTORY FOR BOND co.

Henry p. Scott. Jr.. has confirmed
le report that the Bond Manufactur-
1g Corporation. of which the is the
reasurer. has purchased the land on
,e east side Of Locust street be-
Neen Fourteenth and Sixteenth
treets. where the corporation will
ylld subsidiary building TO the
resent factory. Plans for the pro-
osed iai.o-y are being considCed.
he Bond Manufacturing Corporation
located at Fifth and Monroe streets.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
GOOD IN ENERYTnNG.

There Is a use for everything in this
world"
"so?" Wen. tell me the use Of
Jealous WIFE
Certainly If there were no jealous
wives. how do you suppose homely
stenographers could get jobs ?"-Boslon
Transcript.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
! |l4ch II
by o. d. JOYFUL.

stopping Otto Auto. the speed demon
is getting us dippy. Every day some
body thinks up a way TO head him of
and Otto autos on, and on. Honestly,
folks, the only person who can stop Otto
autong is John D. Rockefeller. Teddy
Ernest writes in 10 suggest that all
John j. would have TO do would be TO
keep on boosting gasoline prices.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
Three Ways of Telling the Longest
story.

Three Ways of Telling the Longest
story.
Another bird came and carried away
another grain Of sand. and another bird
etc. etc"
Another drop OF water did its bit
toward washing away the stone, and an.
other drop-etc., etc
Another Chicago woman shot her
husband and was acquitted and an
other Chicago-etc., etc.
Sometime the supply OF shootable
husbands will be exhausted, and then
whatg
How very helpful II. would be II
only our telephone directories gave this
valuable information regarding sub
sribers for the aid Of all busy tele-
phoners:
ANGOWAN. JAMES A., Smiles i93
Always answers the phone by saying
"This is the police station and then
gives you the merry ha-ha when you
hang up.
BRUTAL. ONn HOME, Gloom e.
Seems 10 think everyone who phones
him intends TO rob his home, murder
him and throw his body in the river
Mr.. Brutal always bellows into the
phone like a fog horn on rampage
CARELESS. MRS. CISSIE, Callagain
995i. Always hangs up in the middle
OF a conversation, forcing you TO call
again. II you ask her for the phone
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
The Rrn,er Of lhe snesIese

Women don't yell half as loud as men
when they have teeth extracted and in
appreciation OF that fact The West Nir-
ginia state Dental Society, in annual
convention adopted resolutions fayoring
woman suffrage.
After having read the dental tribute
10 your wifo. look hurriedly at her feet,
drop the paper cXciiedly and exclah:
My goodness. Sarah, kick that mouse
away or it'il bite a hole in your stock
ing"
Which reminds us of the fact that
Leonard Careless. ST. paul has invent
ed a purse with is attached 10 the gar
ter and may be fastened either inside
or ontside the stocking Very nice Of
Mr.. Carless!
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

30 degrees F. is the correct tempera-
IRE for frying potatoes in deep fat.
\ pleasing way TO use up substitute
our i to make pan bread
HlNa>s save the vste, m which
fsts arc boiled for soup-stocA.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14


"When did you get a car2'-Louis-
vile Couricr-Journal
Magistrate Mancuco, New York, was
halted thrice by motor cops as he
rushed TO court TO try a big haul Of
spceders. Il was an emergency call.
Henry Williams got the Croix De
Guerre for killing five German, but his
wife kicked him out OF the house, he
told the New York judge. He wanted
protection.
Co-eds at the East Lansing, Mich, y,
VI. G.. \. can't cross their ankles or
they'll bare the secret The fair ones
are wearing mems socks TO keep cool,
according TO one OF the girls.
Chicago blondes literally are rcd head
ed here today. General Electric Com
pany officials say there are tickle and
won't hire them.
Mrs. Spitznagel. suing for divorce
because Edward blackened her ewes was
refused freedom. the Portland. oregon,
court telling her size is husky enough
TO return and color her spouse's optics
Evening journal., 1919-06-14

Wales. THE Mime is coming" said the
chairman OF the assembly in a speech
which was vigorously applauded, when
a congregation will be ashamed Of offer
to God such pliable dOggerer as Fight
the Good Fight With All Thy Might
or to offer the evening hymn Of thanks
giving 10 such waltz tune as Jessie,
the Flower Of Dunblaner
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
suchislife I'm nnslnn.

Little Jack Smiths Sunday school
teacher. after lesson on Ananias and
Sapphira, asked: why is not every
body who tells a lie struck dead2' Lit
tie Jack answered grayely, Cause there
wouldn't be anybody left Boston
Transcript
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
TuoIICUTTIL uUsBAND.

Mrs. Flaibush - Are YOU wearing
those pretty suspenders. with flowers
all over 'em, gave you for your birth
day, Henry?
MIR Flatbush-No, dear; ] was afraid
the nail I'm using In place OF button
would rust 'em-Yonkers Statesman.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
LAUREL NOT sUpERsTIToUs.

. LAUREL, Del, June il.-Because it
was Friday, the 18th, and Laurels
thirteenth game Of the season, super
stiiious fans tried to dissuade Laurel
from playing yesterday, but the boys
persisted and went in and slaughtered
Hearns, the only team that has beaten
Laurel this season, % to .. llearns
got their runs in the first inning on
errors
Evening journal., 1919-06-14

Women are the slaves Of mans sup
preston, oppression and depression -
says Mrs. Martha Biegler, Chicago club
woman.
But they still have plenty Of express
sion,n insists Al Right
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
Healthier Raw.

Harry Robbins % Philadelphia. Pa.
wanted 20 mold a French 49, shell into
a dainty souvenir. and placed it in
pan OF boiling water Doctors say
Harry's conditionis serious. while con
tractors are bidding on repairs to the
house.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
BRITISH CONDEMN
"StNEEY TYPE" MUSIC.

n. E. A. Special to The Evening journal.
LONDON. June ii.-America's popular
revival hymns, called the "Sankey
type" do not meet the approval Of the
Congregational Union Of England and
Evening journal., 1919-06-14

number Of friend she is certain to
give you the wrong number.
DENSE. DELIRIOUS LEE. Nacan T.
Never gels through his head just what
1t is you are saying. After you have
spent all your patience and a half hour
trying to make him understand he gets
someone else TO the phone 10 take your
message, This second party invariably
being thicker than Mr. Dense himself
Silly. CLAnIssA, Giggles ssij.
Seems TO think ii is the biggest joke
in Tie world to get a phone message,
Judging by her unceasing sigglc bar
rage while you are phonlng.
VERBOSE. MRS. VIOLET EXcrutiat-
ing SOO6. VIII talk an arm off of you
il YOU give her half a chance. Has
been known to hang TO the phone for
an entire afternoon
JEALOUS, o. TOO, Anxious l0i, Re
peais every word Of the conversation
for fear you didn't get it the first lime
Frequently calls you up after The con
versalion 10 find out il there was any
mistake or anything. One OF the
phones worst pests.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
suchslIfc in New Hampton.


The eats You know are tempting but
they were made an the more delicious
by being served by handsome and
graceful young girls a little older and
certainly some OF the handsomcst wo-
men in this country, the home OF the
handsome women OF the world, can
afford.-New Hampton Ial Tribune.
II seems only natural thai New lIamp-
ton should be In the center OF CHICK
asaw county.
To save our male readers the trouble
of digging through timetables we
hasten TO add that the c. NJ & 5. p. and
the C. CT West. railroads run TO The
"home OF the handsomest"
But-before yoI buy your ticket
stop, Look, Listen: New Hampton is
near Waterloo!
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
IN LINE

"What we need is better roads
"When did YOU get a car 2'-Louis-
vile Couricr-Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
No,hlno Like plain Bltto. Phosphate TO
Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
TO Increase Strength, Vlgor
and Nerve Force.

IuIrInr from the countless prcpnra-
tinns and treatments which arc contin'
l,.ty U,.ug uuIrttiSrd tDt tHu pui poHe
of making thin people fleshy develop
Ipr arms. neck and bust, md replacing
usiN hulloWH md angles Ivy the sou
curved lines nt health and beauty, thete
Bro evidently thousands ot men ana
women who keeuly t"cl their EXCESSIVE
th.urcsg
Tmm,sq and weakness nfe usually
due 20 starved nerves our uodles
reed more phosphate than IN contained
iu modern foods. Physicians claim
there ts nothing that VIII supply thls
deficiency So well Bs the organic phos
uhnte known among druggists ns bltto'
phosphate. which Is inexpensive ana II
sold hy Wcpnll I'm oklahoma cay nnu
rrost an druggists under a gunrnuiec OF
. satisfaction or money hnck ny feeding
the nerves directly and Nv suunNlnr 'he
| hoay cells with the necessary phosphorlc
/ food clements. uitTu. phosphate pulrklN
urodu,rt a welcome transformation ~
Tho appearance. the Increase In Wtlgh'
frequently heiug Astounding.
This Increase ~ weight hlso ,httieH
win Il a general Improvement In the
l,pIth Nervousness slcepi-ssnes aud
/ lack Of energy which nearly always
I accompany excessive thlnnes-. soon
/ disappear duh eyes become bright, and
ralo checks glow with the bloom of per
lugt health
/ AITION-Although hitto phosphate
d. unsurpassed for relieving nervous
ucss slecucssneps md general weak
/ ness. II should not owing 10 ltH remark ,
able flesh. growing properties, he uSeo
hy nn,ona Who does not desire TO pul
on pesb tAtv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
A Beauty Specialist Gives Simple
Home Made Recipe to Dafkcl
Gray Hair.

Mrs NJ y Gillespie. a well known
beauty ,pccial,, OF kan,a, Cl;y re-
Gently gave uut the following state.
mcnt regarding gray haig
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
turc at home. At very little cost, that
will dlfkcn gray hair. and make It soft
and glossy 10 a hall pint OF water
add ounce oi bay rum a small box
OF Barho Compound and ounce oi
glyccrinc These ingredients can he
bought at any drug store at very little
cost. ar the druggist will put II mp for
YOU Apply 70 the hair twice week
until the desired shade Is obtained
This viii make a gray haired person
LOOK twenty years younger This Is
not a dye, it does not color tic most
delicate scalp. IS mol sticky or grca'y
and does not rub Off (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Farm Hand
Is Acrobat,
Farmer Says


Complaints oi many lrl. nc re-
cciyed from various dIsgrun,lcd per
sons at the federal state employment
agency, hut the first complaint reg
i,,ercd this morning caused Nupt J
w. Walden 10 wax mir,hlul some
time ago a farmer living close 70
Yukon ordered farm hand and ih,
order was promptly filled. The farm
er came in for a talk with Walden
this morning.
II wanted A farm hand. and you
sent OH, an acrobat he declared
Here is Just what that fellow did
Taught my boy 20 stand on his head
the very first thing; taught the colts
and calves tricks Of the circus; cam
orilaged the geese and dIcks I'LL the
barnyard Ike 10 went crazy; taught
the hogs 10 come ior feed by knock
ing on \ hollow log with n rock, and
laid M trouble against the time when
the woodrcokerS begin their spring
drive"
In addition the farmer said hi,
hand placed a trapeSe in his room
JUS, over the farmers head. and per
formed at night saving he couldn't
sleep until he had taken his exercise
81 finally told the durn fool he
could consider himself ga,,cl. and get
his pay check. hut he said he would
lay of some ui his worst tricks. and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Minute Interviews
With Celebrities

\ The complaint department 81
| farther down the hall mister
.. Il gave up complaining Ions
ago NJ Owen ! want 10 have q
confidential talk with the manager
OF ihi, ga,.wofk'"
\ "Wcll. knew II bad 10 come
sooner or later l'Il comics, TO c,ery
. thing l-"
o. Compose Yourself Mr Owen. |
am only Mr Onmler, the rsportef"
4 ron. / imagined the law had
finally well. ,lt down, MI GiA Ae',
while I see ii ! can light the -
| Tins CuHrd stow
q. Maybe ihc adjustment l,u't al
lu.'ed right Mr Oweu'
: "lli. m' Just between rs iNo,
NJ Gimirl lt doesn't
. MI owen. they .ay y1u arc
'yiug 10 get q hlll before the lcgl'-
| laturc 10 make everybody use gas
when they have Their teeth pulled.
4 "Wril oi An the inicrnal--"
. The people also claim you are
really head ui ilc coal trust ~ DIS
gp.,r
\ They DO. do the, Just wait
ull the nest cold wave lll
- Were ,.n ever shot a' Mr.
Ou.ns'
4 "Not exactly a,. hu, there, lot,
.f people who would like
d How long hl, Il been SINCE ,ou
rIbcd yorr lasi bankNMr Owen.
II never robbed ms ur., bank
W., DO Won mean T., infer
/ . IS, u.irn,c. Mr owen. 81, of
tense prop.c generally re'er to you
- ,nb"
N "Oh I'm .ed TO that In TACT
fcy sen, me here &, see that plenty
ID, .l was kept on the troubled va.
Ter, ,ou nigh, saw"
cas- 10 90 with the oil. did ,heyY
4 Wei ahcm. not the kind OF ga
,,, mean"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
WORLD LEAGUE
PLAN BOOSTED
Campaign to Be Conducted
in United States,

NEW YORK, Feb s S-Wth more
than three thousand delegates rcgls.
tered. the Atlantic Congress Tor a
League OF Nations began two diy
session here today The congress is
under the auSplce, OF the League tn
Enforce Peace and is the first OF 81.
iic' Of nlne congresses to be held ih,,
month ,hrouphou, the country
TO assure the formation .of a
strong" league OF nations and the &C.
,c'iance OF such league by the Uni..
ed States, It Was announced that plans
will he outlined at these congresses
ilr an intensive campaign reaching
every city and town IN the country.
~ prc,idcn, William H. TAFT. 4,
president OF the League to En'orD c
Peace, called the congress 10 order
and delivered the keynote address.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
How Many Women do You Know

VIII, can ~, they are perfectly
we'll i am tired an the time 81
Iw So nervous II seems ag though !
should ily" II .an hardly DRAG around
today" and all such expression, are
,hirac,efiisuc Of women who have
oycrtaXed their strength until bead
aches. blckachc. nervousness. drag
,lng down pain, ,rrcgularl.lc, am
TIE blue, symptoms ul icmal'
weakness. have d'yellpci Womer
Vh1 are ~ this condition may rely
upon LYDIA + pinkham', Negctahl,
Compound {, restore them g. lcllt
and strength (Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
SAILOR IS GIVEN
TOBACCO after
PRISONER HUNT
OK ma City Supplies Man
Just Back From Germany

u Moore. an Oklahoma City boy
received package oi tobacco from
The Times our BpyS 30 France
Tobacco Fund upln returning from
a W,i, 10 Ddniig Germany W q
search for prisoners, according ln a
postcard received from him today
Moore /, a member OF the crew oi
the L. s. $ Wicke'. new war
class" cruiser which has been ,'a
toned m Russian waters iur some
months
III, postcard says,
I'VE received today cigarei' and
chocolate and we certainly appreciate
Your ihoughtiulneS,. a' cigafe'S are
pee,ing scarce here. W hay Just 3
iurnd from Danf'g Germany, where
We were looking for American pfs.
oncrs. The Germans don't seem in
he suiirng for IA want ~ anything
scent SOAP. tobacco chocolate and
p,our oklahoma CITY IS my hom,
town
G. I Crowok. member Of lhr crew
oi the l. y. S Chester RoNih
Scotland. va, another who received
Oklahoma CITY tobacco He saws
Received the rlglrc', and want I.
thank YOU very much for them %.
they came 10 the right time being
cu, OF them un lolrl Ship and uui
being able a. huy any horc lu Scot.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Lynch Cases to
Be Not Pressed

TUSCUMBlA, Ala feb with
'hr return of verdict Of not guilty
by the jury in the case OF jeff Jenkins
who was charged with murder ~ con
nc.tior with the lynchlng Of two ne
sueS near Sheffield lat November
Judge Curt, announced 90 couf, here
today that the case, against sixteen
other men arrested m connection with
the bn5hing, would be- mol pressed
Frank billiard, who also bad been
charged with implication m the lynch
lnrA- MlN acnnliicl Ar,IrIllN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Y. W. C. A. DRIVE
STARTS TOMORROW

All /, set for tle intensive campaign
10 ralsc Rl 100 tot maintenance OF me
Y W { 4. scheduled 10 begin to.
morrow morning Al member Of
working teams will assemble 1t y
O'Clock tomorrow at ~ W" head
quarters. 22SiI West First street, iD
receive instructions and equipment
tlnyis'ing IN the residence dlslf,i
haS been carried on since Monda,
morning
Result, Of the days soliciting will
he made every afternoon at ! o'clock
when an IninImll Tea viii he glNcn al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

st0p thnl Nrhsrning psfNs'snt cough
~ cold thf"nirulns ihfn"i ~ luns NJ
foriluns yfh E,bman's Arrf,ilye. 'h-
'or. uphuillef NJ 20 N"hfs success.
nl us. tOc and ~ So bnitie~ from
tsurVls'- ~ from
FiVN,N iAnOU NTOUy. PhilsfeirAih.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
NEURALC|C PAINS
ove Way 90 Soothing Hsmiin's
Wizard OIL

Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and
effective treatment for headache and
neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain
ID il acts as a tome to the tortured
nerves and almost invariably brings
quick relief
Its healing, anti,eptic qualities can
always be relied upon TO pteven, in
lection, or othei serious results, from
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites
asd stings Just as good, too, for
sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold
pores and canker sores.
Get Il from druggists for 20 cents.
IL not satisfied return the bottle and
yet your money back
D Ever constipated or have sick
headache' lust try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasan, i tile pink pills. 30
csstA Guaranteed
(AdyertisepenD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

headquarters under the supervision
oi conmiiiae composed OF Mr.,
Grace lIornaday chairman, Mrs.
Ihlma, Martin. Mrs 4 \ GAYLORD,
Mrs. L N Banghnan, Mrs H.
iullngef and Mrs Rehccca Beatty.
\ Mother and Daughters" banquet
Nll be feature OF the Girls Week
ieHl,l,ic, Il viii he given tomorrow
night At the Chamber of Commerce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

session was q tiny diamond ring, cyi-
IDENTITY q chlld'S ring, and = number OF
phony diamond rings
Both Young men were llncl on
yagfancy charge, 10 hold them for
further inyc,tigatOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

The dispatch aided that Chamber
lain after landing successfully ioolc.
three German soldiers whom ne en-
countcrcl into believing his compass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Votes Fer Wimmin

pleasant Inn Cor Central city tky)
Argus
NJ and Mr, Mabel Foster are yis.
ii.ng her parents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Navy Checking Up Facts
About Chamberlain Feat


LONDON. Feb for some umc
lHcrc ha, been uls oi inyc,ugallon
surrounding the case OF Capt I'd
muuI g. Chamberlain ~ San An
tonic. Texas, an officer Ot the United
state, mlrue corps. who va. report
ed last summer A. having, while on
lmlough Iouri q British aviation
squadron on the battle front and
achieved . roiahlr victory IN the ar
u,cr the Germans and when forced
o. land hy reason Of damaged ma
chine hc made h. cNplul, more lr.l
llnr hy taking a German prisoner
and carrying back to the British line.
wounded Frenchmln, notwi,hNand
ing the heavy fire OF the Gpemy d.
reCtcd against him.
Not Under Restraint
To-day the headquarters ut the
United States navy here gave The
Associated Press the following state.
mcnt on the case.
Some time ago report was rc
.ci,cl that Captain Chamberlain ha0
rendered conspicuous service u
France Later there arose certain
questions as 90 the authenticity of the
Circumstance, a, reported
"for the bcnrl, oi Captain Cham
hcrlaln, q, well as for the good OF
ihc naval service - va, decided that
iu'l and complete invcsusli OH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-24

.CRONHEIN VISITS FACTORY
 D. II, Cronhein. manager of the