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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-09
PESKY BID BUGS

A MILLION BEDBUGs. lust think.
S5c package of the new golden chemi-
cal 2 d. @ fpeky Devils Quietus)
enough to rake n quart and enough
70 XII 2 million bedbugs. no matter
how large they may be or where they
came from. their age. color or sex,
and at the same leaves a coating on
their eggs and prevents hatcains-
Gun THIS OUT. This new chemical
can be had at any first-class drug
store. A 35c package makes quart If
J. D. G.. and viii 80 fartkeg tran
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-09

Some time this month the IA
nous old battle fleet of the Span
lsh-Amcrican war will he dis
mantled. run oat TO sea. and sunk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-09

be sunk by some of the Nv dread
naughts. which Is considered n
military funeral for the old war
vessels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-09

and are accepted by The Whiting News
Co. 524. 10th St. Phone I3S-W-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-09

Are yor reading Tie Trnes7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-09
And Another

Chicago. Illinois.-"I suffered for four
years with pains.in my SIDES. hips and
legs and a terrible backache. IcouId
not do any work at all. Twas treated
by many physicians but they did not
help me. Tread in one Of your books
where other women have been helped
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, so tried It and it helped
me very much SO that now | can do
everything IN the house. have told
my friends about Vegetable Compound
and you have my permission TO use this
letter - Mrs. |. OVENSTEIN. COZ
S. Marsh6eld Avenue. Chicago. III.
Thousands of sucI2 Letters
Prove the Curative
Value OF
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
MOTHER AND GIRL KILLED IN
TRAIN AND AUTO CRASH

Hammond, Ind, Jan. "a woman
and one child were killed, man ia
tally injured, and another child hurt
when an Indiana Harbor Belt freight
train backed into an automobile on
a grade crossing in the business dis
trict of Hammond tonight. The dead
are Mrs. Mary Maldovan and her
daughter, Helena, years old. Anne,
s, was injured slightly.
Aloman Maldovan Of 1904 Adams
street, Gary, was returning with his
family from Chicago. The gates
were up at the railroad crossing in
Hammond and he did not see the
ain. The automobile was struck
by the eaboose and pushed along the
track 200 feet. Maldovan was taken
to St. Margaret's hospital with his
chest caved in and internal injuries.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25

Lad Who Broke
Jail Here Arrested After Snatching
Purse.
Youth is Alleged to Have Made a
Confession Covering Many Grimes
William G. Bess, 10 years of age,
who escaped last Sunday night from
the county jail, was arrested yester-
lay in Ogden. Purse-snatching is
aid to be the latest defiance of the
law at which young Bess tried hard,
with the result that he fell into the
hands of the Junction city police.
Bess was suspected by the Salt Lake
police OF having been the youth who
tore purse from the hand OF Mrs.
Il. J. Smith OF 1927 Richards street
in this city Wednesday night.
Young Bess was paroled from the
state industrial school just before
le holidays. He was sent back rec
emily after having been caught in a
grocery store at Twenty-frst South
and Main streets on the night of
December 80 by Julius Miller, the
proprietor. At the time, according
to the story of Miller, the boy made
his escape by covering Miller with
a revolver in moment OF unwatch-
fulness of the latter, forcing Miller
to yield up the pistol with which he
had covered the boy when he carght
him behind counter OF the store.
Escapes From School.
The boy escaped from the industrial
school soon after being sent back
there, was arrested here again last
Saturday and lodged in the county
iail, and made his ESCAPE from there
sunday night b. prying out several
bricks next to window jam of the
room in which he was locked on the
ourth floor The dislodcing of the
r;cks effected hole niuc by thirteen
-chcs, between the jam and the
irst steel bar OF the window, Through
this young Bess crawled, letting him
self down by means of a rope made
of sheets and blankets. The sheets
tore in two half way from the ground,
giving him a drop Of nearly twenty
feet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
MINES IN REGION OF LENS CAN
NOT WORK FOR 2 YEARS

COBLENZ, Sunday, Jan. 22.-Am-
erican engineers who have inspected
the coal mines in the Lens region of
northern France estimate it will be
two years before the mines are again
in full operation, according to Charles
M. Schaub, who has arrived in Cob
LEM after visiting Belgium and the
battlefelds of France.
The engineers told Mr.. Schaub
that many mines were flooded and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
FOR GROUP

"Chamberiain's Cough Remedy II
splendid for Group" writes Mrs. Ed
ward Hassett, Frankfort. n. Y. my
children have been quickly relieved
Of attacks Of this dreadful COM
plant by its use" This remedy con.
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given to a child as confident
ly az to an adult. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
r. YOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FEvER!SH, CoNSTIPATED
Lock, Mother! II tongue is coated,
eieannc l'ttle bcwcls with Cali
tornla Syrup Of Eigs."

Mothers can rest easy after ~'-'~T
California syrup Of FIGS" because a
4 few hours al the clogtcd up W. ..a.
sour bile and ferHentirg food ga.i7
moves out of the bowels, ara you Ave
p. w., r.cyiul C.ili ara'u.
So children needn't be c0@Scl to
IKE this Harmless "frgis laEltl c."
mons Of mot.crs keep 10 handy be-
IT, ley l..ow tn action 'on the gto,n.
y, liver and bowels i5 p"2mat and sure.
hsk vour druggist Tor a hottie of
--.iuraid Sy-ap II Fius," which con-
FEC directions for bahicr, chi!irra Of
..., ages -l4 lOI g;oyuups.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
Art In America,

The first scnOol Of painting to ss-
n''i!sh Itself on American soil was
hat Of Spain, following IN he train
" viceroys and prelates after the In.
dian commonwealth had been sub
jected and Spanish towns had been
built. To the present day there exists
In the city Of Mexico the oldest acad.
envy Of the fine orts In the western
Torld'-tho Academy Of san Carlos. II
Is nearly us old az the Royal Academy
' ppdon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
PRINCE OF HEDJAS ASKS FOR
RULE OVER SYRIA

PARIS, Jan. 22,-Prince Feisal, a
son OF the king of the Hedjas, has
compiled memorandum for presen-
tation to the peace conference asking
complete independence and autonomy
for the Arabian state of the Hedjas to
consist of Syria, upper Mesopotamia,
lower Mesopotamia, Yemen and Nejd.
The territory of Nejd is a tribal state.
The prince invites the peace confer
ence to send commission to these
districts to ascertain the real desires
of the people.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
Call for PITY.

there are people who go about the
world looking out for sights; and they
nre necessarily miserable, for they find
them Mt every turn, especially the i'm
aginary ones. One has the same pity
for such men as for the very poor.
They are the morally illlterate. Tney
have had no real education, for they
have never learned how 10 I've.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
KILL PLAN FOR POPULAR ELEC-
TIONS OF PRESIDENT

Washington, d, C., Jan 22-With-
out discussion or a record vote the
senate today indefinitely postponed
consideration of a resolution intro
duced more than a year ago by Sena-
or ShaTroth of Colorado proposing
nopular election Of the president and
ice president. The resolution had
been disapproved by the judiciary
committee.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
BEss is CAPTURED BY OGDEN HOUSE is IMPROVED;
E POLICE TAKES AUTOMOBILE

PARIS, Jan. 22.--Col f. NJ. House,
who was confined to his bed last
week, was so improved today that he
was able to take an automobile ride
he expects to resume his duties in
connection with the American peace
delegation within a few days
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
SWISS PRESIDENT TO MEET
WORLD LEADERS IN PARIS

PARIS, Jan22.-Gustave Ador, pres
ident of Switzerland, will arrive in
Paris Tuesday to confer with officials
Of the French government. He will
also meet foreign statesmen gath
cred here for the peace conference.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
VERSAILLES MAY BECOME SEAT
OF WORLD LEAGUE

PARIS, Jan. 22.-The committee of
foreign affairs of the chamber of dep
uties is considering project present
ed by several members TO make Yer
Sailles the permanent seat OF the
.eague OF nations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
ally were bad.

Mr.. Schaub, who was on his way to
Paris, was compelled to spend last
night in Coblenz because his auto
mobile broke down. AS all the hotels
had been taken over by the army, Mr.
Schwab had to apply to the billeting
officer for accommodations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25

"a man betruys hissef by br grin'."
said Uncle Ebep when | heurs man
teliin' bout how easy he kin drive
mule, knows right off he aln't no
regular mule driver"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-25
Play Cheerfuilv-

or the trained hand can bring mu.
sic out OF an instrument. Life win
Iangle unless you learn low to play -.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
Ser 9ame STERLING.

Die engltI9e 9olbmiin5e tonn auf
cine ni9t gang olltdgliAe @ntitez
6unssgeI9i4te 3uriidbIiden. Inter
Der &egierung bes &0nigs Ri4orO l.
20pen6er3 BON England, Der be-
tanntli9 Ieit benz 81. DECEMBER
1892 bonn OeutiGen &atfer 9einri4
VI. ouf @9loB Srifels gefongen ges
6alten unb erit i'm Sebruar 1884
gegen Elm QOfegelb BON 100000
Marf Sil6er unb 4nertennung Der
toiIerli9en Oberlebnsberri4uft fret
gela1Ien murbe, fam in ieinem &0s
nigrei9e, auBer ben bort gemiin5ten
@eIoiDrten, aud Der i'm 9ebiete Der
Sonfa geprGgte unb giiItige nOFer<
ling" BEL 3ablungen in @npenoung.
Oa bic engli19en Miin5en ieoo4 in
Der prGsung lpeniser oolltommen als
Die SIterlinge naren unb bic leB~
teren buber melt lieber ansenOmmen
tpurben. lieB 8Dnis &i@arb aug ben
San1uftdoten, defenders aus 2Ibed
unb Bremen, Wfin5metiter tommer,
nm @elb Don b%erfelben i9orfen Prds
gung berltellen gu Iaifen.
Oiefe neuen Miinaen, bic man i'm
@erte6r 5uert nit n@aiterIins" (Oit<
lides @elb) be5ei4nete, tparen bolo
eben1o beliebt pie bic e4ten Sfters
lin9e, uno fe6r f9nell Derlpif6te ii9
Der l1nterI9ieb apif4en ben beioen
8eaei9nungen, aumal Der Bolts
numb nit betannter 8orltebe tur
8erftiimmelunsen Diel gebrau4tsr
@Drter BEL beiben bic @nfangsbu9s
ftuben fortlieB, 10 baB bas nod 9eute
gebrdu9li6e Dort Sterling" barr
aus tpurbe.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

ben Miibtgteit bsrfpiiren, uno, fuenn
lie mir bis bierbsr gefolgt iinb, ben
S9lub ertporten.
@erii6te nnb Gspiir5e bes Crients.
Sd bo6e linen bic arabii9e Stnbt
QGeppo bor @usen ssfiibrt. @os fir
bieIe gilt, gilt aud fir bic anbern:
Weit ins @ltertum auriidrsi4enO. fas
genumpoben, mdlerii9 UNI cine nlte
Burg gelngsrt, niebere, fIa4e Steins
bdufer, pinteIiss 9ofen, 8oritGote
nit f9le9t on9e6radter europdif4er
gauart. Gin grauer aron5 bon
5riebboTen unb Elm griiner bon tpolos
artisen ObftgGrteu, BON einsm tperts
boaen 5lub betpdhert. Ote f9Iogens
ben Seraen unb puIie in biefem Ors
ganismus finb Der Mdrtt, bic Mos
i6een, bic gbons, bic &offeebGuIer,
Die 8Gber unO bos Seroi. Sn allen
StGbten 1eben mir bic bunten Sro9s
ten, bic f9lonten Minorete, bic bOls
perigen, bebedten StroBsn, belebt bon
RomeIstaropunen, @troBsnbunben
unb 9oustieren nit ibren Sungeu,
b0ren mir @ebetsrufer, StroBenber>
tGufer, @feIsgebriiG, @ebdmmer Der
Rupferf9misbs, unreine Srompetens
ft0Be be- Solboten, melootf9es Sc
lGute Der Raroipnnen un6 @spinfeI
Der 8ettIer, fiiblen mir 9tBe unb
@taub i'm Gommer, S9muB unb
RGKe i'm @inter, 1lngeaiefer bns
gauge Sobr, rie4en mir 9dmmelfett
uno berbronnten &amelsbiinger unb
@emiirSe bes MOrsenIanbes. maiden
mir 1ofttges Sbit uno Iedere 3uders
fpeiien.
Cine mnerI6Spflide Gnele nener Or
IenntniTe tint Orient.
Dos 2e6en seItaltet ii9 GuBerIi9
6unter unb mannigfnltiger, in Wirts
Ii9teit einfa9er unb primitiOer als
Bel uns. AualpoG fir ben @uropGer,
Der, ftoIs ouf ben Jorti@ritt, ben mos
bernen aomfort i4GBt unb Oarauf
angetpielen 1T, fir ben bentenben
Sremben ieoo9, Der bic &omantit
liebt uno Gin19rdntungen ~ertragen
funn, cine unerid0pfIi4e 0uelIe neuer
@rtenntniFe unb Semitic. 2ebt er
bod i'm Orient ni4t nur in einem
anbern 2onb. ionbern glei@Iam in
onberen 3eiten. 8iele @inri9tuneen
erinnern ibn ans tlaiiii4e Nltertum,
anbere pieber perieBen ihn in Dos
Mittelolter. Gs tpiirbe gu melt fiibz
rem, bies ms e%inoelne gu berfolgen.-
Die 8iloer unIerer &inberbibeln uno
MGr9enbii9er tperben i'm Orient les
benbige @irtlidteit unb tuer einmaG
bort gelebt bat, Sen siebt es nit unz
tpiberite6li6er Mo9t pieber bin.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
gerIiner gnidaffnnssamt.

Ser melt per5neigte itaotii6e Ser
truItungsapparat Berlins ion in
f.tr0er 3eit pieoer Inn cine @inrib-
tllng bergroBert tper0en, Die in Srie-
oensoeiten auf Den Sansbalt Der
Gtaot Berlin einen tpelentli6en Gin
fluB ousiiben oiirfte. Ser S%taotper-
MISUNDERSTANDING Log tiir5li@
elm antrag ocs Magiitrats folgenoea
@ortlauts sur 8eidluBfaiiung Dor:
,Die 8eriammlung erflort iih
nit ser @rri6tung zines ltootil1en
Acknowledgements bebufs einbeitli.
der 8el6affung uno 8erpaltnnQ
Der in ben perj9ieoenen ltaotii6en
8erpoltangen elei9mdBig %erforoer'
liden 8e0arfs. uno 8erbran9sge-
qenltanoe einperltanoen. Sic ertlart
iid init Der 8iloung elmer our Ters
ipoltuna bes @nl6affungsamts be-
rufenen Population einperltanoen,
Sic aus BRET Wagiitratsmitglieoern.
ied,s Gtaotoeror0neten uno funf
@iiraeroepntierten 5uiammengeiest
iein lon. 0ie Population ioa tire
@eidafte in flint 5adausi6iiien
Wbteilunqen) erleoigen. Die 5u bill.
SEN iino fir 8etleioung, 8aibe nno
IonItiae @eb. uno 8irftparen, fir
Gdu6. uno 2eoerparen. fir @er-
bonoltoffe, meoi5iuiide @egenitdnoe,
Meiniqungs- uno 9esinfeftionsmit'
tel, fir SSarben, Sele, 2eudt-, Wor
ihinen. uno 9etriebsltoffe uno fir
2ebens. nno @enuBmittel."
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
~Srimmpb6Osen rgnf Bump.

Die @inpobner bon 2ucon battett
gum @mpfang Napoleons ales ae-
tan, Inn ben &aiier gu ebren, nro
aud einige Griumpbbogen erri6tet.
GapoIeon iparte Dem 8iirger'
meiiter gegeniiber ni6t NIT ieiner
Entertaining fir ben groBarti9en
@mpfong.
Gas brobe Staotoberbaupt, burf)
6es &aiiers gnG6ige &eoen ermltr'
teri, legte inn i'm 2anfe oes @e-
iprd6es sic @rmiit Der 8ewobner
9ucons tuarm ans Ser5.
r@enn Die Ginpobner 10 arm
fino," fragte 3apoleon ltirnrun-
5elno, .warum bann oieie pielen
Iusgoben, Serr Maire?"
ST be1,tete auf Die Srtrmpbbo-
gen uno Iebte 6ann bin5u:
n9os batten Sic ii6 rnbig ipa.
rem fonnen."
Ser 9iirgermeiiter %antportete:
Sire, mir baben alles getan,
mas mir Gw. MaieitGt iGuloen. !.
ober. i6 geltebe es otfen....
mir iduloen allies, mas mir getar
babsn!"
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

grobie. .Gie er0e 5db!t
ii6er 1900 @ilionen Menlden."
Limb cas- nenni iiG MN alles
Mitmeni9cn!"
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

Su @Iaut I, /2iebe uno Soff-
mtnq, oa licet bqs Meni6enG!iid.
4uf Ser g.oe gibt es is
Miaionen 9uaoratfilomcter 8alo.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

-8ergfer @und d. nSoil.
ieno Meter tief mofte id a6Itiir'
sen uno aui Der SteIle mauietot lein,
nm sic @ei6idte nadber Oabeim ant
Stammtiid crsablen 81 f6nnen."
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
Sas &~artcnipieI.

8ei 8eginn oes Grandchildren
&rieges fragile &0nig 8ilbelm 8is-
mard:
~@as MAIDEN mir nun nit
6ranfrei6?"
n8ir ipieIen rSe6sunoied5ie"
nit ibmL" a~nttportete 9ismnrd
ernIt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08

Many y woman keeps q dark
Hsere, In a bottle labeled hair dye. Z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
JAPANESE DENY
MAN0A CHARGES
Say Wireless Lanes Were
Not Wiliully Held

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.
Quilted frcss)--Charges that the
wireless operator OF the siberia
Maru wilfully held the wireless
lanes while a disabled American
ship In a rough sea was trying To
establish communications with this
coast. was denied today by tho
Togo klsen Kaisha (oriental
Steamship company. which opcr-
s;ss the siberia Maru.
In a letter addressed to tho radio
Inspector at tho United States GUS
tom house here. the +. X. X. man
ager says tho steamship Manoa.
which was towing the disabled ship.
did not advise the Siberia Maru
operators OF the true situation until
$50 y. m. october 20. Statements
were given out when the Manoa
dockcd here. and declared they
were thwarted by the powerful 81
IBERIA Maru wireless from october
~ TO October 20.
"As soon aa the Siberia Maru OPP
orators received advice that the
Manoa was towing disabled
steamer they discontinued sending
messages. says the letter. IT In
very apparent. that the operators
OF the Manoa we're at fault In not
conveying the Information sooner of
the exact conditions"
you are preventing" and Please
stop" were the only flashes tho ST.
IBERIA Maru caught until the after
noon Of october 20 according TO
the letter. Such flashes are COM
mon. u says
The letter says the wireless sta
ton on the siberia Maru was
public one. In charge OF an imperial
Japanese government wireless opor-
ator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
Realty News
Realty Marks, Lively. Says ialIornn

After a temporary iuii In the
market. real estate IL again getting
into high gear said william Hal
loran. manager OF the real estate de-.
partfnont OF Carter. Macdonald a
Miller. Inc. There Ia distinct in.
crease In the demand for good va.
cant lots suitable for horne building.
This office has recently sold several
fine lots In the Queen Anne district
70 prominent purchasers. for tho q.
klnnear Company. and In all cases
the buyers announce their intentions
70 build fine homes
The smaller class Of hornes II
finding ready sale. People OF mod.
crate means. with but few hundred
dollars each. can obtain good places
on attractive terms. as the real es.
tate contract Ia now readily accepted
by nearly all sellers. The acre tract
or suburban garden IL likewise the
solution OF many mans problem
and thes. are commanding tho at
tension Of thoughtful buyers.
Rental conditions are still acute
and income properties are invariably
proving valuable an investments. m
there IL no sign OF abatement In the
cry for living and business quar-.
ters."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
Japanese Wireless
Hogs Prevent SOS.
From American Ship

AT 7:2o y. m. the wireless oper-
ator OF the Siberia Mnru was IN
successful communication with San
Francisco and kept this up until e:5o
y. IN.
Disregard n. q. y.
AT $40 o. m. he started with
Eureka and would not stop. diare.
Earding our appeal that we had n
rush message 10 transmit. until $50
a. IN. on tho Gath.
The only reason that he was
interrupted was that we managed to
get service message thru TO
Eureka. After Eureka stopped
working with the siberia Maru the
Japanese operator would not keep
out.
IAN our calling for the tug proved
useless.
AT s.36 y. IN. OF the gath we
managed 20 get into communication
with the tux Tatooah. Operator on
the Siberia Maru started his inter
fering by uscieaniy calling the San
Francinco station.
From Gas D. IN. the Siberia Maru
again continually called the San
Francisco station. making any prob
able communication with the tug Inn.
possible.
Dogs Ia Manger"
The san Francisco station did
everything possible to keep the Jap,
aneho operator quiet by refusing 10
work with him. but that did not stop
him.
The Japaaeso operators do not
worry about international rules and
regulations. IL Is dog In the
Manager proposition with them. II
they can't work they viii not allow
any one els. to-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08

labor In almost all of tho cities in
the state"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
Actor Hero Is
Candidate for
DiamondMedal

smoothing at all; lots OF things
like that happened In France"
Another candidate for the title OF
'@NashinEton's nravcst Soldier waa
advanced today In Sergeant Leonard
n, vanncl. 1896 18th ave. wearcr
OF the crotx dc Euerrc. distinguished
service medal and tho coveted dts
unguishcd service cross.
Friends OF the sergeant In Elmer
J. Noble Post. No. l. American
Legion. point with pride TO Van.
ncll's exploits In the world war.
Nanncil. who was vaudeville
actor when tho great war broke.
won his three medals In two heroic
incidents.
As a memher OF the iGist infantry.
on the night OF October ~. 1918.
Nanneli organised an army OF hts
own In the 81. Mihlei sector.
France. There were only seven
doughhoys In Sergeant vanneli's mt
tie army but the little hand swept
into a German trench and used the
Huns own machine guns ON the
occupants, capturing IS of the en-
envy. two light machine guns and
three heavy gums, This action.
Nanncirs citation reads. required
bravery OF high order under
fire.''
+. On November 3. 1915. vanneli
crawied into shell hole. rescued n
wounded officer and carried him
500 yards under hot fire. Two min
utes after he left the shell hole
with his wounded officer high en-
piosive shell dropped into II. A
few minutes after this Incident
Nannell was permanently disabled
by wounds In hts left arm and left
leg. lie was discharged April =.
1910.
smoothing at all; lots OF things
like that happened In France" Van
nell says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.-'1iogs
OF the air." such ia the nickname
now fastened upon Japanese vcanels
In the Pacific,
American mariners. whose wire
less syutemn are repeatedly muzzied
by the Japanese habit of sea chat
tcring." have resolved TO end the
abuse.
Major A. n. Dillon. U. \. radio
inspector. has wired Washington a
sheaf OF bitter complaints OF the
latest "air hog outrage. pcrpctrhted
by the big Jap liner. Siberia Maru.
With her great five.kilowatt wire.
less. the siberia Maru for three days
prevented a frantic -. o. g." sent
by the impcrilod American freighter
Dlablo. from reaching shore.
The Diablo had broken down and
waa rolling In heavy seas
Ambassadors Mail"
The air lines. clogged by $50 per.
sonal messages forwarded for X.
Shidehara. new Japanese Ambassador
To the United States. were dumb 20
the Diablo'a plea for help.
When the liner Manoa. which waa
towing her. asked for 10 minutes OF
clear air. the Jap operators rctorted
Shidehara's messages must be sent
first.
Carrying the highest powered APP
paratus on tho Pacific. on which they
chatter" steadily night after night.
the Japanese ships for years have
been described as pests by Pacific
mariners
When Jap liner II within 1000
milea OF land. say our officials. no
other vessel within 100 miles can get
word In cdgcwise.
Scores Of complaints telling OF mar.
row escapes from disaster have gone
to Washington without avail
They Want the Air
Either the japanese are ignorant
Of international law. or they wilfuily
disregard a." says Major Dillon.
1T looks like hlgh.handcd indif.
ference 10 the rights OF vessels In
Distress. our government stations
at Seattle and Honolulu are repeated.
~ crippled. This 10 an international
matter and have urged our author.
itica at Washington 10 act"
The iog OF the Manoa tells the
tale:
AT bis y. IN. on the s1nd inst.
We picked up the disabled steamer
pisblo and took her In tow. We
were TO tow the Diabio until tho
tug Tatoosh. which had been n-nt
from san Francisco. picked us up.