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DESTROYER DOES ALL KNOTS,
The Cole Breaks WORLDS Record a
Trial.

PaILADEIPHIA, June iS.-The torpedo
boat destroyer Cole. the twentieth of her
class built at the Cramps shipyard here,
covered a nve mile course In the Della
ware River to-day at q speed OF all
knots an hour. claimed to be q worlds
record for destroyer Of her type. The
is S6 knots.
The record for this type Of vessel over
the Rockland, Me, course. is said to be
36.5 knots.
]. Harry Null. president OF the Cramp
company, said the record was made with
an extemporized crew.
The sun., 1919-06-14
WALSH AND DUNNE IN PLEA.
Irish Societies' ENJOYS Press Re-
quest for Paris Conference.

PARIS, June l3.-Frank p. Walsh of
Kansas City and Edward +. Dunno.
former Governor OF Illinois, represent
ing the Irish societies In America, have
written to the American peace delega-
tion asking to be Informed what action
has been taken on their request for a
conference 10 consider the question OF
Ireland.
The letter quotes the resolution
passed by the United States Senate re-
questing the American Peace Commits
sion to get a hearing before the Peace
Conference for Edward De Valera and
HIS assoclAteA
The sun., 1919-06-14
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR RANTzAU.
President OF Palatinate Confers
with French.

VERSAILLES. Juno 13.-Herr Won Win
terstein, president OF the Palatinate.
arrived in Versailles to-day, accompa-
MED by two of his fellow officials.
He conferred with French officers and
arrangements were made for trains so
that Count Won ,.Brockdorff- Rantzau. !.
head OF the German peace delegation.
who Is In Cologne, might return here In
time to receive the allied reply to the
German counter proposals.
The sun., 1919-06-14
"Sun" Fund Travels
to Furthest Billets

SOLDIERS in the Army Of Oc-
cupation in Germany admire
the way tobacco gets to them
wherever they may be and not
once merely, but almost regu-
larly. From their cards some
valuable information as to the
plans and hopes of the Germans
may be CLEANED, especially from
a letter of n soldier on furlough.
Read it on page 8.
WARMING! THE SUN TO-
BACC0 FUND has no connection
with any other fund, organiza-
ton or publication. It employs
no agents or solicitors.
The sun., 1919-06-14
HUNGARIAN BOUNDARY FIXED.
Zig Four Approves ,Rumsnian and
CEecho-slovalxian Frontiers.

PARIS, June lathe Council of -Four
has approved the propositions submitted
by the Council of Foreign Ministers for
fixing the Hungarian frontiers bordering
on Rumania and CEecho-6 -6lovakia.
The sun., 1919-06-14

wAsHIsoros, June 1s-Independenc
fr the Philippine Islands and their
Te;ognition by the United States are
proposed in n bill introduced to-day by
representative Mason (In.). Republican.
The sun., 1919-06-14

JuAREz, Mex. June i3.-A skiruish
occurred between Federals and ed.
vanced forces of Gen. Angeles at a .so
o'clock this afternoon. Several are
reported killed on the Federal side.
FL PAso. Tex, June IA courier
who arrived late tonight from the
rebel headquarters near zaragosa less
than thirteen miles from Juarez. re-
ports the rebels have 4,4oo men. all
armed With rifles ana each man sun-
piled with 900 rounds of ammunition.
Two field guns and eight machine
guns are included in the rebel f,sh,-
ing equipment
At the time the courier left the camp
the intention was to attack Juare,
before daylight tomorrow morning.
The Twenty-fourth Infantry. con.
sisting Of 1878 men, arrived in Fl
Psso from Columbus, N. NJ, last nish,
under command OF Col. Arthur G. Had.
sail. This leaves one entire battalion
OF infantry at Columbus. The Twenty.
fourth consists OF negroes.
A party Of four mon from Villas head
quarters. said to be at Villa Ahumada
visited Guadalupe Tuesday. They re.
ported that Villa, Felipe Angeles ant
Martin Lopez were at villa Ahumads
with 500 men and that moro were com.
Ing. They said detachmsnts were a
Samalayuca and TERRA Flanca, ana n,
other points about Juarsx. AT short dis
tances from that city.
Denies Fighting Near Juare..
Andres Garcia. Consul for the Mex.oa,
Government In FL Paso, made the fol
lowing statement to-day to the Asso
| ciated Press:
STORIES OF ashting in the neighoor
hood OF Juarez are false. There ha,
been no engagement. big or little, and
know that up to last night no force O
rebels of any consequence has beef
within thirty miles OF Juarex. Scoutin,
parties are out now. and as soon as the,
return We shall know more about tn
whereabouts Of any villista force tha
may be south or the city across the river
In any case, there In no expectation o
an immediate attack.
My information is that between 40
and 1900 Villistas were concentrated a
Villa Ahumada several days ago, bu
whether they have moved to the north
do not know"
That the vilista forces in Villa Ahu
mazda are raising money hv ,o-o.d ,o,n
,,a. r,or,.a ~, In..a, 80,
,.,,, ,U"e"' iher
chant OF VIVA Anuinada' VINO arrived a
| fcer who demanded money from hin
was dissatisfied with the ano,,. ba x.y
ga ,oo,.a ~. ..n.,.I ,,...n. ...,- - 90
@1 'o e ~ -'e' e'i'''u''e s'ofe
| 400 Mexican Federsls K,u.a.
The sun., 1919-06-14

Countess Georgina Markievicz has
been the leading feminine figure OF the
Sim Fein movement She took part in
the Dublin rebellion In 1915 and was
sentenced to penal servitude for the role
she played. She was released under the
general amnesty, but was rearrested in
May, 1918. and interned. She was again
released early this year.
The Countess. who is a sister OF Sir
Josslyn Gore Booth, is the hrst woman
ever elected TO the House OF Commons,
Laurence Ginnell, also a Sim Fein
Member OF Parliament, was arrested in
Dublin May 80. On June he was
sentenced at Mullingar to four months
imprisonment for melting to disorder at
Athlone.
The sun., 1919-06-14

Hollands refusal to impose q
blockade against Germany at the
request of the Allies, makes the
fifth country which has declined
to meet the Allies wishes con-
cerning a blockade of Germany
should Germany fail to meet the
demands Of the Allies at the
peace congress.
Switzerland was the first coun-
try to register its refusal to
acquiesce, being followed later
by Norway, Sweden and Den
mark.
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PEACE TREATY BEING REWRITTEN;
SENATE COPY GOES INTO DISCARD;
GERMANS BENEFIT BY AL TERRA 77ONS
Holland Also Refuses
to Blockade Germany

paris, June 13.-Holland has
notified the Peace Conference
that the Government will not
participate in a blockade against
Germany in the event of the re-
fusal Of Germany to sign the
peace treaty.
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New Draft May Not Be
Ready for Presentation /,
on Monday. &
WILL DELAY SIGNING
Germans to Have 8 Days
to Deliberate Before Civ
ing Answer.
FRANCE CHAFES ATDELAY
Plebiscite Provided in Upper
Silesia and Working Capital
Allowed Beaten Enemy.

PARIS, June 13.-The final settle
ment OF the question of the left bank
OF the Rhine provides for an allied
civil commission for the control Of
the military occupation Of the region.
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IRISH COUNTESS IS
ARRESTED IN DUBLIN
Georgina MarkieUicx, Pmlia-
ment Member, Taken to Cork.

DUBLIN, juno lS.-Countess Markie-
vicz, Sinn Feiner leader and a Mem
Der of Parliament. was arrested here
to-day. She was taken to Cork under
escort
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(Continaed on Sizth Paos.J
The sun., 1919-06-14
.4,4OO VILLISTAS
ARE MASSED TO
ATTACK .JUAREZ
Each Soldier Has O Rifle
and 300 Rounds of Am
munition.
ONLY 13 MILES AWAY
Carranza Men Killed in
Clash With Angeles
Force Near City.
AMERICANS GUARD LINE
U. S. Rushes Gath Infantry,
1,675 Negro Troops, to
Protect FL Paso.
AMERICANS GUARD LINE

JuAREz, Mex. Juno 1s.-A skirmish
occurred between Federais and ad-
Vanced forces Of Gen. Angeles at 4:so
o'clock this afternoon. Several are
reported killed on the Federal side.
The sun., 1919-06-14
knights wonr Ala Companies.

Manager Connolly of the Brooklyn
branch of tho Knights of Columbus Free
Employment Bureau informed Mr..
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Continued on Second PGQe.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
DISCERNS CRIME
IN PROHIBITION
Archbishop Higgs Says 1t
viii Convert Many
Homes Into Stills.

THE colored man with his love OF
mirth and music is a true exponent
of happiness" rchbishop Joseph ].
Higgs declared at meeting OF
bishops of the Church of Christ, col
ored, yesterday in the chapel. -
Georgia avenue northwest. His broad
grin and rollicking laughter are ex-
hibits Of joy. In the most desperate
charges made through No Mans
Land the colored soldiers advanced
with smiling faces and hilarious ex-
Carnations, / am Informed by re-
turned officers. To them fighting was
a form OF vicious fun. 1t is no wonder
the Boche was afraid to meet our
dark-skinned fighters in hand-to-hand
encounter"
Archbishop Higgs called attention to
"a wave of fanaticism that is sweep
ing over the country. in many places
in the name Of Christianity" and
said the Church OF Christ would Al
ways be found on the side Of human
happiness. He heplored what he
termed the attefnpt OF certain mis-
guided and uniformed persons to
make the world good by legislation
and TO compel church attendance hv
blue laws"
Archbishop Higgs said he doubts
the wisdom of the so-caIIed prohrhi-
ton laws that do not prohibit. but
will convert many American homes
into stills and brewcries. and create
thousands of lswbrcakerx engaged
In Illicit traffic in strong drink " The
archbishop will start on an extended
trip Wednesday to introduce the
creed of happiness in many States.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
IF BACK HURTS Use
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat If Kidneys Feel
Like Lead or Bladder
Bothers.

Most folks forget that the kidneys.
like the bowels. get sluggish and
clogged and need a flushing occasion
ally, else We have backache and dull
misery in the kidney region, severe
headaches. rheumatic twinges, tor
pid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness
and all sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your Kidneys
active and clean, and the moment
you feel an ache or pain in the kid
ney region, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good drug store
here, take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and stimu e
late them to normal activity. 1t also
neutralizes the acids in the urine so
it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless: inexpensive:
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious com
plications
y well-known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while ii is. only trouble.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
SYRIAN RELIEF
Gets D. c. BOOST
Committee Starts Final
Drive to Raise $150,000
IN District.

With the campaign in Washington
for this city's quota of slJO,O00 for the
American fund for relief in the Near
East extended to include the current
week. committee members feel con-
fident that Washington will take the
campaign in the serious manner other
campaigns have been taken and put
Washington on the list of those cities
which have raised their quota.
Committee members received in their
mail Saturday the following cablegram
from a member OF the relief commits
sion who has sailed for the Holy
Land. explaining why he is going
back:
when left Turkey year ago,
great crowds of women might be seen
every day waiting five or six hours
in front of the bread shops for the
chance to buy a loaf Of bread. These
crowds in the stress and urgency of
need, sometimes turned into frantic
mObS. and ii was not an unusual thing
for womc TO be tramplcd to death in
their efforts to buy bread. This being
the condition of those who had money
and were in no other danger, imagine
the situation for the great multitude
wandering in exile without money.
without food, without clothing, with
out friends, without hope. One poor
woman said, 1T is making US sick eat
ing only grass day after day. Many
are going blind, others were becoming
affected in their minds. Think of the
joy of carrying food to people in this
condition
THAT is the reason I am going back
to the Holy Land"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
THE TOWN CRIER

, Massachusetts, avenue wednesday
night at s o'clock for the purpose OF
organizing a Massachusetts State
society in Washington.
DR.. william TindaII and James
Franklin Hood will be the speakers
at the meeting of the Columbia His
torical Society at the Shoreham
Tuesday night at s o'clck.
Residents of the Bethesda election
district will hold a mass meeting
Chevy Chase, Nd, school for, the
purpose of forming a community
league. 1t is expected that Com
missioner Gardiner and John G. Nc
Grath will address the meeting.
Representative BarkIey, of Ken
lucky, will address the Kentucky
Society at the Thomson School next
Thursday. All Kentuckians are in.
vited. There will be music and
dancing.
Senator owen will be the gues'
of honor at a banquet given by
the Oklahoma State Club at Cush-
mans tomorrow evening at o'clck
Senator Owen has just returned
from France, where he made q
study of the financial situation.
The afth annual ten and sale fol-
the benefit of the Martha Home. will
| be held at Rauscher's tomorrow
from to p. m.
British officIaI photographs Will
| illustrate a lecture on the capture
and restoration OF Palestine by DR.
Ami, of the British embassy. to be
given tomorrow at s p. m. at the
First Congregational Church. under
the auspices of the Mission Club
.Nutritious Sandwiches" will bs
the subject discussed in Wilson
Normal Community Center class un'
der the direction of the home dem
onstration office. Department OF Ag'
riculture. tonight at 1880.
Commander Percy Foote nnt
Lieut.. Edouard Isaac will speak be-
fore the Business Women's Council
at 1880 o'clock tomorrow night. al
Wesley Chapel, Fifth and F streets
Mrs. Josephus Daniels viii wei
come new members.
"Labor and BoIshevism" will b'
the subject OF a lecture by Louis
| O. Armstrong of Canada at Ham
line NJ. J.. Church, tonight at
o'clock.
DIR. Francisco TudeIs. Peruvian
Minister, is to speak at the reunion
of the Spanish American Athenenn
Wednesday night at $50 o'clck. ir
the ballroom of the Washington
Club, 1910 18th street. The program
will include musical numbers by
Mrs. Benjamin SOule Gantz and Mrs
| Trevis.
Lieut.. J. n. Cru of the French
army will speak before Bethe
Literary in the Metropolitan A. NJ
f. Church tomorrow evening OF his
four years experience at the front
Mrs. Charlotte Wallace Murray will
sing.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
u. S. FIGHTS SHARKS
PURCHASE OF BONDS
]. I. Wayland Conducts Campaign
Against Sale of Securities.

Newspapers throughout the coun-
try are gradually banishing from
their columns all advertisements in
serted by interruptions persons who
conduct business of purchasing
war savings stamps and liberty
bonds at a discount
Kansas City is the latest city to
fail in line in excluding stamp
shark" advertisements from the
newspapers, according TO a report
received by the Savings Division OF
the United States Treasury, from
John T. wayland, Government Saw
ings Director in the Tenth Federal
Reserve District.
Secretary of the Treasury Glass
has warned the public about stamp
sharks" who make profit on war
savings stamps owners who wish to
dispose of their securities quickly.
Postmasters nave been instructed
not TO redeem war savings certifi-
Gates from persons whose names are
not registered on their certificates.
Certificates can be redeemed at any
postoffice by the legitimate holders
upon ten days notice.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
EXPECTS NO CHURCH
REFORM BY SOLDIERS
Rev. Radcliffe Scouts Idea Fight
ers Have New Religion.

Somebody had an attack of
spiritual Mysteries" said Rev. Wal
lace Radcliffe, pastor of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
last night, when they said that the
returning soldiers will reform the
church"
THE idea itself" said Rev. Rad
cliffe. "looks like the propagation of
a pro-German theology which seeks
to crush the testimony of the great
historic Christian faith. The wish
is father to the thought. In their
sense a reformed church Is a de-
formed church.
Patriotism" continued the pas
tor. "is not a saving grace. Christ
ianity is not an opportunist. Truth
is the same yesterday, today and
forever. The bayonet cannot drive
hell from the Bible. The only social
reform that comes and stays is that
preached by the church. The best
social religion begins after the in
dividual is saved"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
Cigarette in Trash Pile
Causes Fire in Cellar

A lighted cigarette thrown IN milo
OF trash in the home OF Mrs. Esther
hoffman. 5l2 Four-and- half street
northwest. caused "A fire i'm the celIsl
resulted in calling No. Engine , ON
pany yesterday afternoon. The dam
age was about SO
Children playing with matches in
the home OF Mrs. Ella =. CounciIor
"l2 First street, caused a fire which
resulted in SO damage TO the house,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
"How to Eat and How Much It

"How to Eat and How Much IT
Ought to Cost You" will be dis
cussed at a meeting tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the Consulta-
tion Center. room 80, Old Museum
Building. Ninth and B streets south
west. A food exhibit will be used.
The District of Columbia Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs will hold its
next regular meeting today in
the assembly room of the District
Building. After a short business
session. Prof. Axon will address the
meeting. His subject will be RED
Cross, Democracy and the Les que
of Nations"
The regular monthly meeting of
the Mid City Citizens Association
Will be held this evening at 8
o'clck at 1909 Seventh street
the United States Employment Blu
reau, will address the association
on a war topic.
, Lives and works of contemporary
women novelists will be discussed
by Miss Alice Hutchins Drake be-
fore the Y. w. c. A. booklovers'
meeting tonight. Wednesday after
noon at 5:15 o'clck Miss Drake will
repeat her lecture on The Miracle
of Words"
Under the direction OF the Polish
Mothers of Washington a Polish ma
tiOnal costume dance, the first OF
its kind, is to be given for the ben
eft OF destitute Polish children, at
Carroll Hall. 924 G. street tonight. A
series of tableauX will be arranged
depicting Polish life. Tickets may
be procured at Droop's music store.
Marshall o. Leighton, consulting
engineer. will speak to members of
the Washington Society of Engi-
ncers on the evening of March s. at
the Cosmos Club. on Great Falls
Power and Its Relation to the Dis
trict of Columbia" The meeting
was postponed from last night.
A meeting of delegates from va
rious organizations in the city and
suburbs will be held in the upper
hall at 1906 l. street northwest.
Thursday evening. for the purpose
of discussing ways and means OF
obtaining an adequate street rail-
way service at reasonable cost.
The Central Labor Union will hold
a dance in Odd Fellows Hall on St.
Patrick's day.
A drama study class under au-
spices fthe Washington Center of
the Drama League will be opened
February 81 in the Board of Trad e
rooms. in the Star Building. The
classes will meet on the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
A back to school" drive poster
exhibit is to be seen at the Public
Library. the work OF eighth grade
pupils of the Washington public
schools. The drawings will be on
exhibition until March 3.
A meeting will be held Mt 1900
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
OTHER TEMPERATURES
LOCAL MENTION.

= lbs. zoe GunpOwder tea, S1.25
large salt herring, SOC; fish roe,
II lhc; 3 pkgs. corn flakes, csc; red
kidney beans, 10c can; 6 lbs. hominy.
can; Star cocoa, &c; navy beans, lOc;
lima beans, 12kc. 1920 7th st.
N. w. and all the J. T. D. Pyles
stores.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
TRIES ONE-MAN CAR.
New York Experimenting with New
Type of Surface Vehicle.

New York, Feb. 23.-The one-man
surface car, a real innovation in
railroad operation, is being tried out
today by the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company for the first time.
Delivery of l. cars Of this type.
which have been ordered for expert
mental use. will be completed short
ly. Each car seats thirty-five pas
sengers. 1t cannot be started until
the doors are closed. and the door
cannot be opened until the car is
stopped. The entrance and exit door
is in front. The rear platform is
entirely closed.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
Baltimore Purchases
$2,0O0,0O0 Liberty Bonds

During the Fourth Liberty Loan
Baltimore purchased out of munich
pal funds liberty bonds to the ex-
tent of s2.O00,0Oo.
Mayor Preston. of Baltimore, has
asked the Treasury Department if
any other city of the United States
has bought more bonds than that
out of municipal funds. Unless
some city comes forward with a bet
ter record, Baltimore is going to
claim the championship.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
National Research Work
To Be Subject of Lecture

John Johnson, prominent chemical
engineer, will deliver an address on
The National Research Council" at
a meeting of the Chemical Society
of Washington at the Cosmos Club
Thursday, at o'clock. Following
the address will be an informal dis
cussion of a program for the Pub
lication of Compendia of Chemical
Literature"
Among those who will participate
are: E. Q. Adams. c. L. Alsberg.
Marston T. Bogert, W. NJ. Clark. F.
J. Couch. l.. H. Duschak. H. D. Gibbs.
w. F. Hilderbrant, c. o. Johns, A. B.
Lamb. c. L. Parsons. r. B. Sosman.
E. w. Washburn. r. c. Wells and
c. J. West.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
"COULD NOT co; We
GAVE" !" PARENT MOTTO
Committee Selects Insignia to Be
Worn in Parade.

I'VE could not go; we gave" will
be the insignia OF the parents divi-
sion of the welcome home parade
next Thursday.
Elmer L. Johnson, chairman of the
parents division. announced yester-
day that there will be a special meet
ing of the parents, including both
those who have registered and those
who have not, in the rooms of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 2:30 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, when a group
picture will be taken.
Parents not yet registered may find
Mr.. Johnson at the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon.
tomorrow and Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
SELECTS FLIERS
FOR BIC PARADE
Lieut.. Ford Will Announce
List Today-Col. Harper
Requests Rifles.

Today the sixteen fliers who will
contribute aerial thrills to the wei
come-homc parade THURSDAY will rc
selected by Lieut. Charles Edward
Ford. in charge of the air program
for this occasion.
Lieut. Ford said last night that he
had experienced a good bit OF diff
Guilty in selecting the sixteen men. IS
he had thirty-fivc aviator5 who had
volunteered. and he would like to be
able to permit all of them to partici-
pate.
Contributors List.
Cuno Rudolph. chairman of the
finance committee. will today give out
a list of those Washingtonians who
have contributed to the parade.
Robert n. Harper, chairman of the
committee on arrangements. is still
trying to get the War Department to
give the District boys rifles on Thurs
day, in order that it may be more of
realistic celebration. but he fears he
will not be able 10 persuade them.
Melvin c. Hazen. grand marshal,
reminded last night that all entries
of organizations for place in the line
of march must be in his hands before
tonight.
Priscilla Streeter. president of the
National Anthem Association. who is
arranging for chorus of 1000 voices
to sing in Lafayette Park, opposite
the Presidents reviewing stand. an
nounces the first rehearsal of the
chorus for tomorrow night at S o'clock
at the Liberty Hut, Union Station
Plaza.
Brig Gen. Richard D. Simms. COM
mander of the District National
Guard. wants all discharged District
soldiers TO know they are authorized
to wear their uniforms in the parade.
lie also wants all local men who have
received any decorations for military
service to send their names at once
to Capt. Edward II. Grove. room Is.
District Building.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
DEPARTURES.

Accumulated excess of temperature since Jan
uary l. 1919, 1912; excess Of Temperature since
February l. 1919, 10; accumulated deficiency OF
precipitation since January l. 1919, --L.20; de
hciency of precipitation since February l. 1919,
liz.
Temperature same date last yeaT-Highest
so; lowest. u.