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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
Otwarcie Przesylek Poc4owych do Niemiec.
WSpaniay Oar P. S. Dupont'a.
Meksykanie Ponownie zabijaja AmeIykanina.
lime Telegramy Kraiowe.

Wyroklem s4au guOernatord
Tsingtao, szkoie zamknieto, a kie
rownika skazano ma banicye.
Japohska legacya W Pekinie O.
trzymaia zawiadomienie, re szko-
ie dlatego zamknieto, poniewa1
skazani nauczycieli wydawali pam
flety, atakujace rad japoiski.
OTWARCIE PRZESYLEK
POCZTOWYcH DO
NIEMIEC.
Washington, S lipca. - Pre-.
sylki pocztowe pomiedzy Stana.
mi Zjednoczonymi a /Niemcami
rozpoczna normalny kurs zaraz
20 podpisaniu warunkow pokoio'
wych przez sejm niemiecki W
Wejmarze.
Ma pocztach W Nowym Yorku
znajduje sic okoio zoo work6w ma
peinionych listami, do os6b "a
mieszkafych W pahstwach Cen.
tralnych. Liczba tych listow z
dniem kazdym wzrasta, przewai
ia ich Geese dotyczy interesow
wszelakich.
WSPANIALY OAR P. S. DU.
PONT'A MA SZKOLY
PUBLICZNE.
Wilmington, S lipca. - w ko.
lcgium ,Deleware" wydano "a.
wiadomienie, gloszace, re Pierre
S. Dupont, prezydent kompanii
dupont Powder Co." zaiozyl
dwu milionowy fundusz zelazny
ma odnawianie i ulepszanls
szkoi publicznych W Stanie Dele.
ware poza miastem Wilmington.
Praca w tym kierunku rozpocz.
ME sic w niedalekiej przyszlosci.
Czterysta tysiecy dolarow prze-
znaczono ma ulepszanie szkoi dla
dzieci murzyhskich. w ostatnich
czasach p. Dupont ofiarowai ko-
legium yDeleware' 81, 100000.
MEKSYKANIE PONOWNIE
ZABIJAJA AMERY-
KANTNlA.
Washington, 5 lipca. - Meksy
kanscy bandyci ponownie zabi!i
amerykahskiego obywatela W
Meksyku, a department Stanu
wystosowal do rzadu Carranzy
protest z zadaniem ukarania win.
nych morderstwa przesladowa'
MIA Amerykanow. Sprawozdanie
departamentu Stanu W tel spra-
vie brzmi jak nastepuje:
,Wczoraj zawiadomiono d!par
lament .Stanu zamordowaniu
przez bandytow meksykal!skich
amerykahskiego poddanego, ma.
zwiskieat' Lee Roy Moye'go, W
okolicach zrodei naftowych W
1'ampico. Moye zostai zamordo-
wany we wtorek wieczor. ,"iej-
seem jego bylego zamieszkanra
byia miejscowosc Livingston. Do
Meksyku pojecha}, jako doswiad-
czony robotnik przy Swidrowan;u
ziemi pracowai TAME jako TAXI
dla amerykahskiej firmy nafto--
wei Mexican Golf Oil Co... Ii
czyi lat dwadziescia osm, uro-
dill sic W Stanie Alabama.
,Zastepca sekretarza stans,
Phillips wystosowai do amery-
kahskiej ambasady W Meksyku
,rozkaz, ably natychmiast podjsto
odpowiednie kroki, jcelem u
karania winnych, oraz, ably "
przyszlosci otoczono poddanych
Dai-os.,.,,:. =. st,or;c,, r....;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
POLACY zAJEL| BRODY
| TARNOPOL.
Staraja Sic WprowadziG " ~
Gle Traktat Z POISka,
HOIandya Me Odm6wi Wydania Kaj-
zera Ma Sad " Londynie.
UKRAINCY ZAJELI ODESSE.
z Prac Konferencyi Pokojowej.
Niemcy Maja DIS Ratyfikowae Traktat.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.
UKRAINCY ZAJELI ODESSE.
z Prac Konferencyi Pokojowej.
Niemcy Maja DIS Ratyfikowae Traktat.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne

sprzeciwia sic jej prawom suwe,
rennym, ulegnie jednak ostatecz,
ME wobec faktu, IL zadanie to 20,
stanie postawione w imieniu Ligi
Narodow.
Podobno trybunaiowi. kt6ry
bedz;e s2dzic exkajzera, ma prze-
wodniczNc John Andrew Hamil-
ton lord Sumner, giowne zaS O.
skarzenie tyczyc sic bedzie po-
gwa}cenia neutralnosci Belgii
The sun., 1919-07-21

should be taken in all cases Symbols:
Reported by American consular officers
Reported by commercial attaches ana
trade commissioner +Uircct Inquiries re-
Ceiyed by the bureau.
Notions-29J34. a FIRM In this country
Is about 10 send representative TO Cuba
to ests b'lsh branch offices ami desires to ss-
cure exclusive agencies from manufacturers
OF all Kinds Of hardware, tools nails root
Ing materials. railroad accessories OF all
KINDS Tor tracks used on sugar plantations.
cry goods notions paper and special wrap
ping paper, electrical supple. drugs and
Chemicals and any merchandise that will
ma "a ready sale In that country. Refer
onCCs
Hardware -:9gl3t An agent IN Colombia
wishes 10 obtain the agency FOR the sale OF
textiles hardware Of an kinds notions,
chemicals aud househstI furnishings Corr
Tesponaence should be IN spanish. Rsssf-
enCes
Toys-es9oo' a'alogIes 81 wooden tsyS
are desired by an importer I'm cuba QVD-
talions should be gwen g u. p New York.
Payment cash correspondence shouM u
In spanish References
Drugs and thrmIculs- 29S62' Cable dus.
tatlons are urgently desired by a company
in Brazil for caust.c soda, soda ash, acct
acid, sIlphate soda, sllphats lead and
barbed wire.
EOodstuns-.oS5Gt 4 firm IN Cuba wishes
10 represent On a commission basis anu-
tacturcrs ana exporters Of toodstunS. hard
wars, sPecialticA s.. RefsgsncsL
The sun., 1919-07-21
SHIPPING NOW AVAILABLE.
Exporters Not Taking Advantage
of Opportunities.

According to a statement made by the
traffic manager OF the Moore & McCor-
mack Company. little progress has been
made in the renewal OF trade with Latin
American republics. Up to the declara-
ton of the srmistice the exporter COM
planned that lack OF bottoms rendered It
impossible for him TO ship goods to
South American customers. and that the
storehouses were overcrowded with con-
signments awaiting shipment. Moore &
Mccormack state that at this time a
large number OF boats are available for
transportation. but that the exporter is
not availing himself OF this opportunity.
According to the traffic managers as
sertion, the export merchant is deter
mined to have the large profits existing
up to the declaration OF war continue,
and is awaiting a freight reduction,
which appears impracticable from the
shippers point Of view. The steamship
companies take the stand that IL the
large number OF boats prepared and
available for South American trade are
not used by the exporter, II will be nee
essary to divert a part Of the merchant
fleet for European trade.
The sun., 1919-07-21
FLOODS DEVASTATE
SOUTHERN COUNTRIES
Chile and Argentina Heavy
Sufferers.

The southern countries of South Amer
lea are experiencing the worst winter
In twenty-five years. according to reports
reaching this country In t. southern
part of Chile, where the rainfall is
heavy, foods have blocked Transports
ton, and business has been at a stand
still. The region around Conception and
valdavia is naturally a very wet coun-
try. but this winter the rainfall has been
exceptionally heavy.
In the mountains the snowfall has
been heavier than usual, and the closing
OF the Trans-Andine Railroad from Los
Andes on the Chilean side to Mendoza,
in Argentina, has been the result. Trav-
ellers consequently are unable to take
the west coast route by steamship and
thence by train to Buenos Ayres.
The heaviest sufferer, perhaps, from
the difficult winter is Argentina. where
thousands OF acres OF grazing land, par
ticularly in the southern regions. are
under water. In the southern portion
of the Province of Buenos Ayres reports
state that 1.000. 900 sheep have been lost
in the foods as well as 100000 head OF
cattle. Railroad and Geographic com
munication. except In few Isolated
cases, have been completely cut off with
the devastated sections. The only way
to reach these flooded sections is by
air. and the Government is sending out
military sviators to report on the extent
Of the damage. The loss Of life is I'M
known.
Thousands OF people have been made
homeless by recent floods in Uruguay
caused by the OVERLOOKING OF the banks
of the Rio Negro In that country. Farms
are under water and thousands OF cattle
are reported to have been lest
The sun., 1919-07-21
PAN.AMERICA EXPANDS.
Department of Trademarks to De
Opened Mt Rio Janeiro.

With the arrival of DR.. Coello Rod
riEuez. director of the newly created
pan-American department or the Minis
try of Foreign Affairs of the Brazilian
Government, in Washington, D. c., 1t 70
expected that the Pan-American office
OF trademarks will soon be established in
Rio Janeiro in conformity with the
agreement reached at the commercial
and trademark convention by delegates
to the fourth International Conference
in Buenos Ayres in 1910.
The second office created by this con-
ventlon has already been established in
Havana, Cuba. This office has iursdic-
ton over the United States, Mexico,
Cuba. Hayti, the Dominican Republic,
Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua. Costa
Rica, Guatemala and Panama, while Rio
will have jurisdiction over Brazil Ar
gentina, Chile, Peru. Bolivia. Uruguay.
Paraguay, Ecuador Colombia and Ven
ezuela.
The sun., 1919-07-21

dent Irigoyen Of Argentina a rousing
reception on the occasion OF his pro-
posed visit to Uruguay The President
has been Invited TO visit the neighbor-
Ing republic. and Il IL expected that
ne Will accept the Invitation.
From 1897 to 1917 immigration TO
Brazil from foreign countries has been
2.s92, 900. according to a report issued
by the Department Of Immigration OF
Brazil. The greatest number OF immi-
grants came from Portugal with n total
OF 2,223,435. Italy was second with
6S6.557; Spain, 146,91s; Russians, 40.
l79 Germans. 1890 Austrians. 3I,052 (:
French. S.205; Belgians, 1850; Eng
iish. 2'I7S' Swedes, s7S all others,
1854,
President Brum of Uruguay has sub
mitted to Congress proposal for the
monopolization OF the tobacco industry
In that country. In his message the
President declared that owing to the
necessity Of increasing the efficiency OF
the army and the national defence Il Ia
necessary to take this step. and he felt
that the imposing of additional taxes
would not be adequate for this purpose,
hence his proposal to monopoiize the
tobacco industry.
The commercial activities Of the Japa-
nese are continuing in South America
There Is at present In Brasil a Japanese
commission sent by the Government to
study the industrial situation In Sac
Paulo. Brazil.
The sun., 1919-07-21
Plant to BE Rebuilt.

Announcement has been made from
Cuba that Central Jatibonico. In CANA
guey, will be entirely rebuilt ana reor-
sanized. Three new pans have been pur-
chased from the Philadelphia Copper
smiths Company, Casey-Hedge multi
tubular boilers will be installed. the Gen
eral Electric Company viii supply the
generating units and the Chicago Bridge
and Iron Works will also furnish ma
tsrial.
The sun., 1919-07-21
Counterfeiters Caught in Bolivia

A counterfeiting band charged with cir
culating bogus pound sterlings in La Paz.
Bolivia. has been discovered by the po-
lice of that country. The existence OF a
number of these counterfeit coins in the
city aroused the suspicion OF the authot-
tiles, who Immediately started an in
vestigation. The gangs headquarters
we're raided and the material with which
the coins were made was confiscated.
The sun., 1919-07-21
To Cede Land TO stockmen.

The Executive of Brazil has baen au-
thorized by Congress TO cede to the
State OF Rio Grande do Sui or 10 stock
mems associations the necessary LANDS
which no may have at his disposal near
the port OF the City Of Rio Grsnde for
the establishing OF packing houses under
such conditions as he may deem proper.
The sun., 1919-07-21

Ecuador. like other South American
countries. is suffering from the high cost
of living. A commission has been in
conditions In that country
and in its report has asked that the price
of drugs be fixed and that drug stores
daily write the prices OF staple drugs
on blackboards. Attempts are also being
made to cut down the price OF sugar.
The sun., 1919-07-21
FOREIGN TRADE
OPPORTUNITIES

Reserved addresses may be obtained
from the Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, Washington, ., g. and its dis
trict and cooperative onices. Request Tor
sheet and state opportunity number The
bureau does not furnish credit ratings or
assume responsibility as TO the Standing
Of foreign tnquirers; the usual pTeeSutl IONS
The sun., 1919-07-21
RIO JANEIRO OPENS
FINE NEW HOTEL
The Palace Said to Be One of
Best on Continent.

Rio JANEIRo, July 20.-The Palace
Hotel, located In the centre of the city
and one of the finest and most expensive
hotels in South America, has just been
opened
Construction and preparation Of the
building required several years.
The sun., 1919-07-21
Aviator Reaches Montevideo.

MoNTEvIpEo, July 1s.--The Argentine
aviator Kingsley has arrived in this
city with number OF passengers, but
owing to the Indictment weather has post
poned his return trip until flying condi-
lions are more favorable.
The sun., 1919-07-21
Seek Guadalupe Concession.

A company OF American capitalists has
asked for concession TO exploit the island
OF Guadalupe, of the coast OF Lower
California. This is a fertile island and
n "a proposed to COLOMBO II with families
The sun., 1919-07-21
Chile to Exchange Professors.

The universities OF California and
Chile are planning an interchange OF
professors " hich is expected to develop
broader knowledge of the two Amer
teas II is stated that Prof. Chapman
will be sent from the University OF Cal
ifornia,
The sun., 1919-07-21
Arree to Trade Arbitration.

GUAYAoUII., Ecuador. July 20.-A
commercial arbitration agreement be-
tweon the Chambers OF Commerce OF
Cuayaqull and New York has been
agned
The sun., 1919-07-21

any attempt 10 defraud the people,
granting concessions only to reliable
companies which are willing and able
to promote the development OF the coun-
try by fair and square dealings.
The sun., 1919-07-21
Eouador to Restore Exchange.

GuAYAoUIL, Ecuador, July 20.-Ths
Bank OF Ecuador, It is announced. will
restore the exchange rates. suspended
since June 8.
The sun., 1919-07-21

EXPORT EXECUTIVE. EX-
F66SEadE T paT2.L Hg 4 t NHSE.
FACTCRER. TO ASSIST IN
THE EXPANSION OF THEIR
WORLDWIDE BUSINESS.
coNsIpEREp coNFipENrI4L
AND SHOULD CONTAIN A
RESUME OF LAST TEN
YEARS BUSINESS ACTIVI-
TIES. WITH NAMES AND Lo-
CATIONS OF EMPLOYERS.
AGE, NATIONALITY AND SAL
AIRY EXPECTED. THIS POSI-
TiON OFFERS GOOD OPPoR-
TuNITY FOR ADvANcEMEEr
CANT. C. c., BOX $50 Sun
OFFICE. ....
The sun., 1919-07-21
Latin American Holidays

FURNISHED by the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York;
HERE Is q holiday In Brazil
Colombia and Costa Rica
l. Thursday. July "a. and In
Guatemala and Porto Rico Friday,
July 20.
The sun., 1919-07-21
yellow Fever In Piura. Peru.

GuAYAoutL, Ecuador, July 2o.-It Is
reported from Piura. Peru, that yellow
fever has broken out there. There have
been many victims Of the disease.
The sun., 1919-07-21
To Stabilize Chilean Currency.

President Sanfuentes OF the Republic
Of Chile has recommended in a message
10 Congress the Sterilization OF the
currency OF the country in order that
business may not suffer from sudden
movements OF the money market.
The sun., 1919-07-21

The strong Banco Brasileno- Portu
CUES bank OF Rio Janeiro has opened
branch IN Sac Paulo.
The sun., 1919-07-21

AI0ntsvIaso- = DrsDsrInE . sIye Pres.
The sun., 1919-07-21

The Chilean Government is consider
ing bids for the construction OF con-
crete highway between the city of VAL
paradise and VIVA del Mar. the principal
summer resort Of the country, and a
suburb OF Valparaiso. The cost OF the
road is estimated to be 100000 Chilean
pesos, and American firms have SUBJ
mitted their bids.
The sun., 1919-07-21

The employment Of women in Santo
Domingo In clerical and stenographic
work has begun under the supervision
OF the military government OF the re-
public. In the past this work has been
confined TO men. but the efficiency of
young women In this class OF employ
ment having been successfully tested the
Government now plans to place feminine
employees in this class of employment
wherever possible.
The sun., 1919-07-21

Although a federal law provides for
the taking OF the Chilean census every
ten years the population OF that. coun-
try has not been counted since 1907.
Owing to an economy programme in
1917. whe athe census should have been
taken the Government deferred action.
Recently, however, the Minister OF the
Interior Instructed the Director G enerai
OF Statistics Of Chile to begin work
on the census. which will
be completed by the end of the year, It
Is expected. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17
OF JEWS
WILL BE DESCRIBED

Representative citizens through
GU, tho city. irrespective OF race. re-
iig.on or politics have come TO us
with expressions Of hearty sympathy
with tho public mitigation mass
meeting 30 protest against tho shock
ing ou,raxea against innocent and
helpless Jews in eastern Europe"
said Herbert A. Schoenfcld this
morning. our committees. repre-
wcntinx all the Jewish societies Of
the city. have completed arrange
ments for the comfort OF the public
a, the meeting. which will begin
promptly at s O'Clock "Wednesday
evening In the Metropolitan theatre"
Several OF the most widespread
and terrible Of these reported atroci'
ties have been investigated by com.
missions and the facts are now avail.
able, Much Of this information,
astounding and shocking in the mis-.
cries and nufferings OF innocent and
dcfcnscleas people. will be presented
a, this meeting. Authentic reports
have reached America with uniform
impartiali,y from the struggling,
newly organized countries, Rou.
mania. Uirainia and Poland.
Mostowai<i. a member Of the Unit
ed States Committee on Public In
formation. an American not OF jew.
ish origin. VITO was sent 20 Europe
10 ASCERTAIN the truth OF some Of
these reports. says In published
statement
Il have Just returned from Paris.
where / spent some months on a
confidential mission for the commit.
tee on public information, and acted
as counsel for the Lithuanian com
mission to the peace conference. In
connection with my work J was in
constant contact with persons who
had been In eastern Europe very re.
Gently. was able to receive first
hand information thru the special
courier service which the Lithuanian
commission maintained between
Paris and Lithuania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17
LABOR FAvORS
IRISH CAUSE
Urges Congress to Recog-
nize Claims for Republic

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. June II.
United PreEH.) The American
Federation of Labor passed a reso-
luton today urging congress 90 rec.
ognize the irish republic. The res.
olution also asked congress and
President Wilson to obtain from the
peace conference hearing for
irish delegates
The adoption OF the resolution
waA preceded by a hot fight once
for 20 minutes the convention was
In an uproar. many speakers on the
floor at the same time and presl
dent Gompers was powerlesA 20 re.
store order.
The resolution. as submitted by
the committee. had It's teeth drawn.
providing merely that sympathy
for ireland and approval OF the
principle OF self determination be
expressed" Amendments were add.
ed 10 the resolution until II read
strong enough TO suit tho majority.
4 determined sand was made by
The opposition agai ist the smeEd.
meut asking peace conference
hearing for DE Valera and others.
The attempt 10 throttle this was de
featcd by a vote Of lSo 20 isi.
Among resolutions adopted by the
convention was one calling for I'm.
mediate steps 10 be taken 90 organ.
lac steel workers at PittsburK.
Cleveland and Gary. Ind. Another
urged congress 20 grant a Is per
cent increase 20 postal workers
pending fixation 81 a permanent
wage neale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17
BAND CONCERTS
BEGIN SUNDAY
Council Appropriates S12,-
500 for Public Music

Beginning Sunday. Seattle will
have "a ten weeks program OF public
band concerts In tho parks, Their.
will b. concerts neat Sunday mt
Woodland and Alkt and every week
there will be three evening concerts.
The exact sizs OF the musical or.
CARNATIONS has not yet been deter.
mined by the park board. but II pos.
niblo. two bands OF 30 pieces each
win be organized Co play Sunday
afternoons and evenings In the prin.
eipal parks. while a smaller band
will play week evenings In the minor
parks.
The expenses are covered by an
appropriation OF $4,000. now avail.
able. which also provides for the
erection Of stands IN the parks for
July Fourth exercises The appro-
priation ordinance was passed by the
city council Monday.
George ~. Lamping. member Of
the park board. stated Tuesday that
every effort would be made to have
the hand organizations as complete
as possible.
Tho Sunday concerts will be from
} to y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17
Bari sr Gives Recipe
for Gray Hair

MIR. A. Il. o'ilrlen. who has been a
barber In New York city for many
years. made the following statement.
Gray. streaked or faded hair cnn
be Immediately made black. brown
or light brown, whichever shade you
desire. by the use OF the following
remedy that YOU can make az home.
Merely get a small box 81 orioS
powder az any DRUG store. IL costs
very little and no extras To buy. Dis
solve Il IN water and comb Il thru
the hair, Fun directions for mixing
and use and gold bond guarantee
como In each box. one box viii last
you for months.
1T IL perfectly safe. n does not
rub off. IL not sticky or Eummy and
leaves tho hair fluffy. II will make a
gray. haired person look 20 years
younger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17
WAS T0RMEN7ED
BY RHEUMATISM
DAY AND NIGHT
Indiana Man Thanks DIR,
Williams Pink Pills for His
Restoration TO Health.

Unless the blood Ia pure and red
the poisons OF rheumatism cannot be
driven from the system. The victim
81 rheumatism must therefore re-
build the blood before he can expect
TO successfully cope with the disease.
MIR Allen Seigfried. resident of No.
iOT NJ Fifth st., Lafayette, Ind, was
unable to find any relief from rheu'
matism until he began treatment
with Dr. Williams Pink Pills. De-
scribing his experience. he says:
II had severe rheumatic pains In
my back and limbs for three years. l
couldn't lie comfortably In bed. and
the pain never left me for long at a
time. My stomach was disturbed also,
and / suffered from heartburn. When
stopped or made a sudden move
ment "A sharp pain passed across my
back
"A friend. learning OF my trouble,
advised me TO try DIR. Williams Pink
Pills. and followed his advice, Grad
ually the pain became less severe
and | was able to sleep soundly at
night. / continued the treatment I'M
I'll the rheumatism left me and my
appetite improved. | no longer have
stomach trouble. and feel better than
have for years, certainly owe n
great deal TO DIR. Williams Pink
Pills"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold
by all druggists. or direct from the
Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Science.
tndy, N. ", at 80 cents per box. six
boxes for $3.50. postpaid. on receipt
OF price. Write for the free booklet
Building Up tho Blood" with a spc-
cial chapter on rheumatism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

Thus arm able. and consider II
my duty. 90 deny the statement OF
May IS by the Polish information
bureau. relative to an atrocity at
Pinsk. Tho points on which take
issue with tho bureau are:
The 81 men. whose execution IN
Pinsk tho Polish information bureau
attempts 10 Justify on the ground
that they were Bolshcviks. are now
admitted to have been n~''~h citizens
who were meeting to consider ways
and means for the distribution of
food and relief funds TO the stricken
Jews Of Poland.
The stories published In the
American papers about 'e-'''"h mas.
sacres In Poland have all been vert.
fled by eyewitness. and are ad.
mittcd by the best informed circles
In Paris to be accurate"
Governor Louis +. Hart. Z. 8. Dis.
trict Judge Jeremiah Netcrcr. former
Chief Justice Stephen A. Chadwick
and Or. W. a. Major. ID. D., viii ad.
dress tho meeting Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17
BURGLARS VIOLATE
ANCIENT DEAD LINE

NEW YORK. June i7.--Policc
are redoubling their efforts to
maintain tho invioiablii,y OF the
famous dead lire" at Fulton ct.
In lower Manhattan. which for
nearly ~ years has marked the
point below which criminals must
not 70. Below Fulton st. Is the
rich Wall 81. financial district. and
until recently burglaries were I'M
known there.
Within the past few weeks.
however. several jeweiry stores
have been entered by robbers and
the police are worried lest the ira
ditional dead line" will no longer
deter enemies of society from work.
ING In the financial district.
Tho iawless element has recog-
mixed the area from Fulton st.
south to the Battery wall as mo
Mans Land" since tho early SOS.