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WINNIPEG PREPARES
FOR MARTIAL LAW

WINNIPEG. Manitoba MAY "a
Martial law will b, declared here Il
serious rioting occurs in the general
strike OF 10000 workers. in sympathy
with the metal trades. il was learned
today. An organization has been
formed to maintain order. il the pO-
licemen decide to join the strikers.
Complete tie-up OF the city continue
today. Streets were crowded with pa
rsding strikers. Many private auto
mobiles were pressed into service a.
take the place OF trolley cars. carry
ing passengers free.
There are 1000 soldiers here. Cen
eTal ketchen ordered them ready for
instant duty. The northwest mounted
police were also ready. The DOmin-
ion police. who volunteered for war
work, were ready for quick mobil-
izatiOn
One restaurant was mobbed be-
cause the owner displayed sign
reading: Shall BOlsheyism flourish
in Canada
As an newspapers here have stop
ped publication, special editions d
Fargo, Minneapolis, st. Paul, and
Duluth papers may be printed for
Winnipeg readers and brought here.
Local papers are not attempting -
publish.
Commercial telegTsphers left their
posts at I o'clock this afternoon. AZ
rangementS were made before they
left for communication lines to be
kept open from Chicago TO Saska-
toon. Regina and other important
points.
Postal clerks are also out, and rail-
road gatemen, ticket sellers and bag
gage handlers have quit work.
Minister OF Labor Gideon Robert
son is expected today from Ottawa 10
take charge Of the situation. Gov
eminent officials fear the strike may
spread to all of western Canada.
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USED ELALEh HlANO; eIceuout cOnd1-
ton: mahogany case: cash S29s.
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO., 18th and
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: condition; good buy at $3.50. ARTHUR
JORDAN PIANO CO, 18th and G SITS
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NEED VOLUNTEERS
TO CHEER Up YANKS

Volunteers are being sought by the
War Camp Community Service and
the American Red Cross 20 entertain
soldiers and sailors scattered through
out the country.
Musicians. monOloSists. dancers,
and amateur players who wish TO vol
unteer their services should cOmmU-
nicate Immediately with the Wa
Camp Community Service. who have
charge Of the entertainment ar
engagements in Washington
Groups of entertainers Will leavP
Washington on ten-day tours. playing
at ARMY camps and naval stations, y
the plan of the Community Service
and Red Cross is carried out.
The Washington times., 1919-05-18
PERSONAL
PERSONAL

Dugess Physicians Avert Premature DEATH Restore Health
Take Notice That 1t Is the Desperate and
IncurabIe $50 Called Cases That Am After and That
The VACUUM NATUREOPATHIC Gl1aH"EtO TREATMENT
HAS CURED and (when properly appied) Will CURE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BRIGHT'S DISEASE, Paralysis
AGTTANS DIABETES, INSOMNIA, NEURASTHENIA,
NEURITIS, NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, HEART DIS
EASE, HARDENING and SCLEROSIS of the SPINE,
SPINAL CORD and ARTERIES, and the SERIOUS ALL
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MARTHA SPENCER

J 70 U u. Y. ".
Two Doors from lsrh 81 y. ". ~
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REVERSE 100000 VERDICT
AGAINST MARY PICKF0RD

NEW YORK, MAY IS..-The APPELLATE
court has reversed a lower court ind
ing. awarding 10 Miss Cora g. WIKI
eniuC SIOS.OOO dana Ges against
Gladys Mary Moore. known to movie
fans as Mary Pickford
Miss Whitening obtained verdict
for thai amount on the ground that
she had boosted Mary PIckfOrd's in
come to S1.OSO.OOO for two years work
and was entitled 10 10 per cent COM
mission under q contract. The appel
late court ordered a new trial.
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One Din Writes a Letter
MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.

USED PLAYER PIANO-MahoEany case;
fine tone; rolls and bench; price S2s5:
cash or terms. ARTHUR JORDAN
PIANO CO., 18th and G SITS. p
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COMSTOCk UPRIGHT; slightly used
piano; q bargain: 319s. ARTHUR JOR-
DAN PIANO CO, 18th and SITS. "a
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LIVE STOCK MEN URGE RAILS,
AND WIRES BE RETURNED

PITTSBURGH. MAY 1S.-RcSolU-
tions recommending that the railroads
and the teIeg raph lines be returned
TO their former owners at once were
adopted at the closing session Of The
annual convention Of the National
Live Stock AssCciat iOn here.
Chicago was chosen for next years
meeting. Among the officers elected
were. President. T. e. Brown. ssCre-
tary. g. 8. Heineman; treasurer. ", A.
Moody. all Of Chicago.
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REMOVAL NOTICE
WaShington'S FavOrite Adviser
PROF. MARCUS Ia MAR

Most remarkable reader OF human destiny
OF the present &c. the only spirit medium
in Washington that correctly fOretold the
Ending OF the War and IN every detail e.
actly as il happenrd. published in Tha
Washington Times January 10. 1913. which
sDeaks indeed for itself This highly edu-
Gated gentleman Is far IN advance OF the
ordinary readers you meet. nd reveals the
innermosf secrets like the pages Of an open
book He tells you everything. good or
bad and II nothing can h done f"r YOU he
will not accept one cent Of YOUR none e.
l. not this most fair The husband. WI"
or sweet heart - told in plain nui iOrcibie
language how 10 find ne ppIness, those seek
Ing advice on business changes. lawsuits.
etc are given logical council, no" 10 De
successful and while ne gives full names.
facts. figures and locations. his visitors 81
dumfOunded at the revelations ne ma keS
70 them without asking one question. rms
strange man OF my steTy has reunited more
separated, brought q bout more happy ma
ria ges and helped more people out OF trouble
than any medium IN America he succeeds
even in The most difficult CO ses. where wea->
and poorly dey eloped mediums have com
pletelv failed Satisfaction CUa-s nlecd
Hours u 4 NJ To $50 r. NJ daily. CLOSED
SUNDAY. Removed To
1920 G. ST. \. ".
Two Doors from I5rh 81 y ". -
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted ciairvoyant and medium, can he
on all affairs Of life Where
others fail, she succeeds Her advice. -
good try her. No guess work or questions
asked what she sees nd tells comes true
Satisfaction guaranteed. Office 12l 18th
81. y. W, two doors north of Palais ROYAL
store Hours. J 4 10 y m aE'
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of MANKIND CAN

IN NATURES WAY, BE CURED
WITHOUT DRUGS or Dangerous
and Expensive Operation, AFTER
ALL OTHER METHODS HAVE
FAILED.
1T REINSTATES THE CIRCU-
LATION OF THE BLOOD AT THE
DISEASED PART, which ELM
MATES DISEASED CONDI-
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HEALTH, nervous VITALITY, EN-
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other remedy has failed.
1T MATTERS NOT WHO HAS
BEEN YOUR PHYSICIAN OR
WHAT TREATMENT YOU HAVE
HAD, if you can get to my office
you probably can regain your
health, and ] extend to you an in
vitatiOn to call and learn just what
can be done for you. READ IT
AGAIN.
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Noted CiuIrvoyan, and paImisi. Gives
advice on business MASTERS. love health
= nd family affairs Tells name Of your
future husband or wife. tells n one Won
love IS true or false. W hat part Of the
country IS iUShleSl 10 you What TO do 20
be successful in life. 1916 y. : ave y
W Next door TO Masonic Temple Read
IuZS 81 90
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PALMISTS
MADAM p.
Palmist and

MADAM PARkER-Gifted Palmist and
ClaiTvoyant, gives advice on all affairs OF
life She asks no questions. out will tr'i
YOU what you want 20 know. You Will he
wiser and happier a!ter seeing her Sat
isfa ction or no cha rEcs Readings 81
HOURS. - a. M TO p N
l2ll + ST. y. W, between .2:h and 18TH
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20 wears tho most celebrated Medium
IN America ) wears IN "ashInEl on
consulted daily by men and women IN
al walks Of hfe on at AFFAIRS ol inter
est. Many sad hearts have been gao
daurd- many weary lives made briSnl
through the advice md magnetism OF
this remarkable woman MAXI -
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single question she vii point oui 10 YOU
III road rha' leads 8" happiness. SUI
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O74 4th 81. y. W.
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KING ALFONSO 33 YEARS OLD.
MADRID. May IS.-King Alfonso
today received many congratulations
from official and diplomatic sources
on the thirty-third anniversary OF his
birth. which occurred YESTERDAY
The Washington times., 1919-05-18

Y PERMISSION.
Mr.. w. s. HOGE, Notary. with House &
Hermann, 9OI 9Th st. y. ".
MRS. " r. STREET. OfIice Equipment
Suite 303 Real Estate Trust Bldg.
MR. FRANK OwINGS. Assistant Cashier.
Bank OF Commerce and Savings. north
east corner OF 9TH and L SITS y. w.
MR. GEORGE W. ESTHER. Butcher: stalls
l. and II, Western Market. residence
lG4l 3lst St n. w
Mr. FRANK NJ. RINCAID. Foreman Steel
Plant: residence. 1915 Nichols ave-, Con-
Gress Heights.
MP. WALTER p RAMSEY. Attorney.
District National Bank Building.
Mr.. JOHN u. HUTCHINSON, 72s FirSi
st ~. w.
MR.. LOUIS COOK. 1916 II ~. N. W.
MRS. JOHN H. RAWLINGS. I4ls p II
N W.
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MAnAM MnNrTNERn

PsIunIst and CiairyOy ant. gives advice
on business. love health and family al
fairs. tells II he one YOU lOEs ~ true OF
false When and who you VIII marry
Gives you dstrs a"i facrs Tells YOU
" hat mas passed IN life and wha' TO 10 20
be successful Satisfaction Guaranteed
Private pa rlors 500 7th 81 y. " -.
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Proc MRIGHT
PROFESSOR BELMONT

Pslmist and claIfvoyani, readings daily.
sat guar 5l2 -. Phone Main 1857
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PsImisrry IS 4 recognized science and
RI/PAH EIDON

Hundreds Nlsr his remarkable woman
daily com p'rto readings with 4. 20 rIrs,'c ,,n
scrlptions Of Wh2' your ID nd fCrcIelIS onty
81. Reception Parlor r e. corner Of Of n
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ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS

A POORLY w.rIed. cousGmpL.ve
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iitle pulling power
II your ad IS not pulling ths -uaxi
mum amount OF results thera Il
reason. We have employed trained
men "hOsc business Il IS 20 make
classified ADS pay They have made
a thorough study of classified adTer.
Using net only in Washington but
in other large cities. Il VIII not
obllgate you IN any way 10 have our
representative call On you. We will
not try to sell you anything. We
simply want 10 show you now an
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your business.
PHONE THE TIMES
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MADAME KASKO

Sc .entiGc Egyptian paInisr Tells mas,
present and future satisfaction yusrs n,
Jeed Hours. 10 a III 10 = m SO
FiIIn -. y "
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PROF. STEVENS.
MASTER MIND or PSYCHICS %
I,laLrA-nNanI md % IrnIst

MASTER MIND on ISl CHlCS
CiaIryoya1t and Palmist
Advice or all ahsIrs o. life including
business ana spcCula ZION II affairs OF -Ge
hear or emotions Of love interest you. ne
gives exact and fruthful revelations, settles
lovers uuarrc!s era bIcs YOU 10 win the g.
TEEN and affection OF any one you dcsiir,
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the one you love - true. also date OF mar
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MR.. H. II. THOMPSON, Teacher OF Stem
ography, Typewriting and Higher Math-
emstiCs, SIS 18th 81. y. w.
Mr.. {. N NORTON, Architect, 7cO Sth 81.
s w
Mr.. E. d. GODFREY. az Westminster
ave. y. w.
Mr.. THOMAS II. MELTON. Contractor
2SoO Wisconsin ave
Mr.. AND MRS. T. H. LEWIS, 1900 Park
road n. W.
HON. MARTIN DODGE, 1873 o st. n. W.
Mr.. CHAS. L. WHITE Vice President Of
the National Bank of Washington.
Mp. J. J. NOONAS. Proprietor Virginia
Theater and American Lunchroom. SO
Sth 81. y. w
MP. r. VI. BROWN. Dealer in Paints and
Oils, 18th and SITS. " w
Mr.. BENZ. BLETHYN Contractor and
Builder. 1908 Oregon ave
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MADAME EDWARDS

Genuine Egyptian Scientific PaImist, resds
your entire life, past. present and future.
sstisfa ction guaranteed. RcadiRgs 81.
sIJ-7th 81. y. ". a.
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SCIENTIFIC AsTRoLoGY

PRANK THEODORE ALLEN. director
Astrological Research Society priva.,
readings. by appointment. s.. iypewrirten
forecasts, by mail. g. up expert vocarIonal
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sos. Bacteria Vaccine. and all the nSW
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

Return LOAD for 5-fon truck to Hart
ford. conn, or vicinity. coming To Bal
EIS. Hor"! Grand. New Britain. Conn Is
lion TRUCK for general hauling: DeTc.I
delivery. bd ggage express Cunnlnshar3
6 Henderson, IlV2 L -. y ". North az;
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Miss CAMERON 4Ioa1 :. m e 8 Hour r.
1872 New York ave. n. W.. second floor
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EDUCATIONAL
.NATIONAL CITY SCHOOL

734 Fifteenth Street n. w
Shorthand. Typewriting, Accounting.
Short time Course in Touch TypewritinE
individual Instruction in Shorthand.
Day and Night Sessions.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE
EXPERT CABINET MAKER

furniture that you have. It's condition
q oes not matter Ny prices are reason
able and all work is absolutely guaranteed
give me q trial and be convinced Phone
Franklin 1888. JOSEPH GOLD. 1915
New York ave. mvIs-tf
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Used KelsO Upright Piano;
in perfect condition: price SI9S.
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO, 18th and
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MADAME LA BLANC

Electrical Face and Scalp Massage. ManI-
curing, 10 a. M To n. 223 II 81. y. W
Apt ( No Sunday work 2O'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
FAMOUS COOK TELLS
HOW TO MAKE BUNS
Mrs Wilson, Culinary Expert, Gives Housewives Recipe
by Which She Has Made Thousands of
Delicious Cinnamon Cookies

bowl and roll out Il, once, using the
rolling pin.
Currant Rings.
Prepare in tho same manner as for
ready 10 cut, cut in slices three quarters
inch thick. Place on well, creased AMI
Toured pan two inches apart. Brush
sprinkle ,hickiy with finely chopped
peanuts. Let rise for thirty i've min
Y and then bake in moderate oven
oven. brush the tops lightly with milk
and dip in confcctiouer's sugar.
C'nnamon buns can he made by using
baking powder mixture that viii
compare very favorabiy with the Yeast
mixture. Place in a bowl
Three cups Of -FOUR.
One teaspoon OF salt.
TWO level tablespoons Of kakirc
powder.
One tablespoon Of sugar
Sift to mix anu then rub in four
water or milk. Roll on fonred nas,r 0t
board onc-"uarter inch thick and brush
with shortening. Sprinkle thickIy With
small scedless raisins. Roll as for
jelly roll and then cut in two-inch
a russian iron baking pan thorough
and spread tho bottom with brown
SUGAR half inch thick. Place In tho
Let stand for five minutes, then baKn
IN n moderate oven for thirty minutes
Iurn from pan or CREASED tray as soon
as removed from oven
Currant Rings
Prepare as for cinnamon buns. made
YIN ia King. powder and then cut in
nat men slices. Place two inches
aphrt on Weli-Ereased and 1oured bak-
ing sheet Wash with mixture made
as roll follows; Place ina cup
Two tablespoons of evaporated milk,
Two tablespoons of sirilp
CHe tablespoon Of salad oil
beat 20 mix and then cover The cur
RAM rings With finely chopped peanuts
~ minutes Remove from The nan ar
once ana place on wire rack to cool.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

~ existed as self-stycd prophet
ouack doctor and peddlcr OF fake
horoscopes. according 10 a discovery
made during the re-cataicsutng OF tho
Munich library. II
IN the diary of Canon Kiuisn Lep.
th2ro was found this entry: Faust.
> June 1928, when the san ana inyS
meet in the same constellation n,har
prophets like myself will be horn !,
Under This Canon Licb had written.
Faust may believe he was greet
commander with high sounding Titles
undertaking pilgrimage ,hronei,
Germany. but he was. as Il matter az
iact. uuack doctor selling faxed horo-
scopes and remedies The fact thar /,
became rich was due chiefly to his cd
ucatioT he having been a graduate OF
Heidelberg in the class OF, 1887"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

Many requests have come to me to
repeat the recipe for sticky cinnamon
buns. TO make the buns, Sc, the fol-
lowing dough. Place in Il mixing bowl
One cup Of water. 30 degrees Fab
rcnhei:.
Three tablespoons OF matted milk,
Two tablespoons of sugar or strip.
One tablespoon OF shortening,
One teaspoon OF salt.
C.umble In onc-haif yeast cake and
stir until thoroughly dissolved. Now
add two cups OF -four and then beat
TO a smooth batter and then add two
cups more flour knrad to a dough
ard then grease a bowl we'll with
shortening and place in The dough:
press down firmly against the bottom
Oh The DoWl ana thcn turn over. SO as
10 grease thoroughly with shortening.
Set IN Il place abou. so degrees Fab
renheii. 70 rise For three and onehalf
hours: Then punch down the dough.
iurh 1T over ana lot rise for one hour.
Turn on a molding board and roll out
one quarter inch thick. Spread with
ami dust well with cinnamon.
Now roll UP as for jelly roll. then
cur in.n pieces one and e-haif
ing pan we'll and cover the bottom on.
half inch deep with brown sugar.
sprinkle with currants and then set
tue DuHs IN TINS pan, to rise for one
and one-quarter hours. Bake in SLOW
oven for thirty-fivc minutes and turn
out on creased tray as soon as taken
rom the oven. Brush the sirupy TOP
with cold water.
DO no; set The dough 10 rise on The
radiator or over the range 1t must
be in place free from draft and about
~ degrees Fahrenheit. l have found
that by warming the oven of the range
!eas) for three minutes and then turn
ing inc burners out. that this gives me
an lucai place in which TO set the
dough while it Is rising.
when ready to turn the dough on
board to roll out, do not handle nj
all. Just take the dough from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

and unnuestioned integrity. Such a
man is Mr.. Charles =. Clark, who re-
sides at No. 51iis North Sixth Street.
prominent contractor and one OF the
best known men in Richmond, having
resided here all his life. Mr.. Clark
was formerly member Of the Rich
mond Fire Department for 16 years.
lie gives the following:
For years | have been troubled
with my stomach, bladder and kidneys
could hardly digest the iightest kind
OF food, was in constant pain from
gas and could not take drink Of
water without suffering pain after
ward. I had tried all kinds OF mod-
cines and spent about $500 on "spe.
cialists." 7 could not sleep at night
and got very weak and all run down.
Finally ] DECIDED ! would try Plant
It, After taking two bottles can
honestly say that am relieved OF my
troubles and am glad TO recommend
1t to ohers."
Plant Juice cleanses, strengthens and
rovitalizcs tho entire system. It clears
the blood OF poisons and Impurities.
puts the lazy liver to work. regulates
the bowels. strengthens the kidneys
and tones up the digestive organs II
sharpens tho appetite and promotes
sound rcstful sleep.
The Plant Juice Man is at the Tragic
Drug Company's store, in Richmond
whore he Is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and explaining
the merits OF this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison,
the Drug Man, and in Chase City by
tho Chase City Drug Co.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

RAYMOND liubbell. whose compositions
are widely known. wrote the score.
rms, III tho face OF tho sensational, sue
race Of "Fantana." Poor Butterfly"
anu numerous New York Hippodrome
hits. promises much from a musical
standpoint. Ticrc arc more than
dozen delightful numbers for which
Julian Mitchell. the master craftsman
OF the ensemble. has produced Incl
dental dances. Mr.. Mitchelrs success
production than ever before, Il fact ac-
counted for by the exceptionally
capable chorus he lad to interpret his
Work. The Peacock Alley" chorus.
which is one OF the plays most dis,
tinSuish.ns features. undoubtedly will
become as famous on tour as It did in
the metropolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
IRISH DIRECTOR ISSUES
CHALLENGE TO SIMS
Asserts Admirni's Magazine Article
Gave Mlsin forIna ton and WINS
Unwsrranted.
IHy Universal service,

by Universal Serrtcri
WASHINGTON. Nov. S.--Acting on
the suggestion OF Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels. DSniel 7. O'Conncii. director
OF the irish nasional bureau. today ad-
dressed "a letter to Admiral w. y. Sims
challenging him TO prove his charges
IN a recen; magazine article that The
Irish Sim Fem were openly disloyal
anu Dro-Gcrman in the war,
The letter declares that Admiral Sims
article Is web Of misintcrprctation
Of feet" His charges. It says. are
made ,w!,hou, = vestisc of subst an:i-
alton n the text. and INC in;ima ton is
made THAI they were inspired by Brit 'sh
officers and officials. Concluding the
letters calls on the admiral TO submit
proof OF his statements now or pub
licly rctract them.
Exception to Admiral Sims story was
mrst Fakcn week ago by Mr
DConnell in letter to the Secretary of
the Navy. He complained that tho
charges against the Sim Fein were a
libel. and asked that Admiral Sims be
Girn r.,l l., TO r, wiihdraw them. In reply,
TO Admiral Sims. stating that he was
certain retraction would be made ii
u wrong had been done.
oGonnelrs letter Of today 20 ADMIRAL
; ms came in consequence. Tho let :
ter fakes IN catesorically the charges