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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
8 FROM POWHATAN
DROWN; ATTEMPTED
RESCUE ABANDONED
Boat Said 10 Have Overturned
While Transferring Passengers
From Disabled Transport
CRIPPLED CRAFT IS SAFE
~ A,socfa,o.i Press % gvory rgenlov

y ~ Assocfatod Press ~ Every ryenl10
Halifax, y s., Jan - Zp tp
wireless Inrgsage from Captain Ran
dali of the powhatan. rr . ~ 10
today, said hc had s'arrd f.r Halifax
m tpw Uf tho tnnadiar roVr rfbneut
steamer Lady LaurIer DO stated
Tint there was uo chapgr r be- COO
dtion ~ tic ship and ih1' ran-fcy
az passengers would mot D. attempted
unless evcryihngiv steolffe' 'avn-
ahlc
Halifax. n s. jan ~ Fight ee
were loet when boat from We transport
Northern Pacific overturned yestrrla.
IN an attempt - transfer aa gar from
tho disabled powha'nn rrdug ~
officers on i0c rtrnmrr herUr hir'
arrived hero this morning
The Bardic's officers mid n,a t1tt
meut was hasrd pn tr rrcrvcH
Gn thc vav - Hall'ax aifer 1ng failed
IA au attempt ~ fako 'br .rnt',d irrr
port Ia tow
D4rInis af the Navy impairment hrr,
said thcy had ~ record t. 0rergvs
Nav YORK Jan 81 ~l~s
sagr rcccivoI herr early a1 am' tfet
The army transport For tlr on.oa
at eon about 1O9 mile. ogft M ifai
w7e OK at N4 prlart .f'
The nreeaun -li5 thr rratto- -r7 aaJ
afing and lint rn wa3 ad ftoa
Il bc United -fa'e- ~huurv Hoard oam
shin Western Comet rd tro Comedian
strarnnr Iadv rrrrv 2 fprdinr
by thr ucssagr 'atod
T,ater ,prasare= .a1d fart tfy drat~
-harkrv. phreh had fnrr st tnalpv hg
Powhatnn Has nakv rH nd'ctfed
that she wo4d ua f9rrri ta rturr .
rort The coosf guard altt.r -riuoe
was reported cavly today 'n hn ararrr
the Pnwhatan postiou
Ihe TRANSPORT Nartha rs .hinptor
proyiouslv reported short af . rrt
message today that sne tsd recafy =
supply from an at tanker snd tould
arrivr off Ambrose light ah ~turaa,
afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
HOUSING DISCUSSED.
Conditions in Wilmington Considered at
Meeting Of Professional Women.

Housing conditions in Wilmington were
again discussed ut . meeting d the Pro-
fessionaI " Women ! Club last night vt the
home OF Miss Helen Garrett 1904 Br0ome
street The members feel il is time they
were having i clubhouse of their own. but
have been unable to find d suitable prop
crty il Vas decided To make one room
do until the situation improves
Plans for the tcaroon were also dis
cussed again 1t is still their idea to eS-
tablish q first-class tearoom but it viii
be some time before tins can be accom-
plished. il was stated Miss Harriet Ham
rnond, chairman Of the membership com
mittee. sent III her resignation and Miss
Nellie Morton was appointed in her place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
GOING AFTER INCONSISTENCIES"
Officers Trained to Hunt Illicit Stills Sent
TO West Virginia.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Huntington. W Va. Jan. - Re
ceipt of evidence that moonshining activl-
ties in the mountains Of southern West
Virginia have increased since the dawn Of
national prohibition brought the an
nouncement today from G. c. Holt.
internal revenue agent, that nc had
formulated plans for an extensive cam
paign against liquor law violators
Fifteen officers. fresh from the Colum-
bus, Ohio, training school" for prohi-
bition agents, reported today to Mr. Holt
for duty and he said force viii be de
tailed immediately 70 60 into the hills
and wage war on makers of illicit whisky
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
CHANGES IN SEDITIoN BILL.
Palmer Would Make Fine $4,000 and
Imprisonment 20 Years.

By Associated Press 10 livery Evening
Washington, Jan - Disappearing
both the Sterling and Graham Sedltion
bills, Attorney-G General Palmer in q letter
to-day to Chairman Campbell Of the
House Rules Committee. proposed new
measure which would provide fines not
exceeding $4,000 and Imprisonment Of
not more than 20 years for persons con-
vlcted of attempting 10 overthrow the
government or of acts Of violence against
tie government or its employees or agents
while IN the discharge Of their official
duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
CAN THINK II OVER.
Elmer WalIing Goes 10 WoTkhouse for
Ignoring Court Order.

Elmer Waling arrested On copias
for non-support was gwen TO understand
that the order 0! The court must be obeyed
when he is ordered to appear in court.
Judge Hastings committed Walling for
contempt Of court, telling him he would
be held in the workhouse until he paid
the Sl67 which he is in arrears in his non
support order.
Assostant City Solicitor Davis said
Walling, was lazy; that when Probation
Officer Halleck s. Ray went to the house
he found Walling reclining on couch
smoking a cigarette.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
OPERATORS WONT MEET MINERS.
Alabama Employers Refuse To Comply
With Paimer's Request
d Press 10 Every Evoning

BY Associated Press @ EytTy Evening
Birmingham, Ala, Jan - Denying
that there were any grievances 10 settle
with the miners, the Alabama coal opera
tors association today refused TO appoint
q committee To meet with d similar com
mittee Of miners in accordance with a
request of the attorney general
Officials Of the United mine workers
in this district have charged that certain
coal operators refused to take back men
who went on the recent strike The opera
tors claim that the men not taken back
were agitators
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BRYAN BALKs At EDWARDS.
COmmOner BiIteriyO ppOsesJersey GoFer-
n0r's Candidacy for White House
tel Press q EVERY evening

By Associated Press - Evrrs Evening
Norfoik. Jan - William Jennings
Bryan. -peaklng ndsr auspices
the ADtl-Saioo0 League 4.d tst liEat
he would oppose aay morem.u - uru4
about The selection VI Cos ru4r Edwards
Of New Jersey as the Dgmorrl nominee
for President "a 930.
He also asserted ,t tho address made
BY Homer :. Cummings, chairman
the Democratic National Committee. lt
a dinner u Newark III ogr ai ae
New Jersey Executive correctly eE-
pressed the chairman attitu1 be would
oppose him f0r chairman ai ar n4uou9.
committee
Edwards ha. picked u my own
State. Nebraska, 20 auu lmplgt
in declared Mr.. Bryan "blt I Ne
hrsSaa instruct, for EdW ra~ LIi uo.er
be delegate to the Nauonl, Cal teuigon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BERLIN HOME FOR q. ). EMBASSY.
Million Dollars Reported Paid For villa
For American Envoy.
~ Associated Press - Every Fvenlng

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Berlin Wednesday. Ian ~ -Crune-
waId villa, situated n an exclusive suburb
Of Berlin, has beeu bought by AmGri-
cans according to the Tagehl8tt today
The price paid for the property, which
formerly belonged "a the late Robert FDo
Meudcissohn 4 prominent Berlin banker,
IL sald - have hccn about 8 100000
The newspaper adds hat pne rcpOSt
has it that he premises aill ~ the ps~-
mancnt residence III he imerlcau am
bassa1ior
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
L. OF c NINE COMING EAST.
Baseball Team From Berkley. Cal. 10
Play big Three
lated Press . Every Evcnln !

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Berkley, Cal. Jan p Permission
has been granted thc University of Cal
dolnia baseball team by The executive
committee of The students t0 tour the
east this summer meeting maRy colleges
If the Atlantic coast and middle west.
including dates with l}ig Three teams.
The games include june ,. Harvard.
june II, Princeton: Junt II, Pennsylvania
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
aiilligan for Alexander Seat.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Cameron, Mo, Jan p Captain Jacob
l.. Milligan Of Richmond, Mo, was nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats Of
the Third Missouri Congressional district
on the 302d ballot thus morning. The
nomination came after deadlock, which
had lasted since yesterday The vacancy
was caused by the resignation Of John
Alexander, now Secretary Of Commerce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
FLul>CREAsE IN NEWARK. \. j

Bs t,s01attd Press - svt-t ht.nus
Newark \ rs JAN 2 Aa uct.a-
oi Is cases .t ulucnla. Including b m
,he Essex eoanty iail, hae brought thc
total number 1i ca,es m tat~ a.tv us
to IS, = today report o .Ae h4a.1
department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

G. o. P. STANDS BY SIMS.
Senate Rejects Effort to Bring
Resolution Censuring Admiral
up For Vote.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

Washington, Jan. % 2-Thc Senate re-
jected, 33 to 30, today an effort by Senator
Walsh. Democrat, Montana, to call up
his resolution proposing to censor Rear
Admiral William :. Sims for disclosure OF
information OF confidential character.
in connecting with his appearance before
the subcommittee investigating naval
decorations awards,
There was no debate and the vote was
on strict party lines
Previously the Senatc had refused 81
TO 81, with Senator Borah. Republican,
Idaho, voting with the Democrats, TO
take up the request of the investigation
committee for authority to employ coun-
sci, offered by Chairman Hale, Republican,
Maine. of the committee
Both resolutions now 60 to tho calendar
and n majority vote is required 10 bring
either before the Senate again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
ItaIy's Railroad Strike Fails.
Associated Press I'D EverY EYenIn.

Dy Associated Pross to Every Evenins
Rome, Jan. 22.-Energetic STEPS uy
the Italian government ami the aa-erse
attitude Of the public seem to a4ve
brought about failure Of the railway sss.ke
The national congress of employee An
the postal. telephone and telegraph @er-
vice has voted to resnm work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
/ BURN IN FUNERAL HOUSE.
Candles Reside Body Fire Draperies
And Moarners Die In Flames.

ny Assucia ri Press q Every Evening
Quebec Jan. p -Four persons were
burned to death at 81. Raymond Port
Neuf. early today when the home of
Charlcmagne Page was destroyed b,
hre Mr.. Page mother died Yesterday
ami the body was LAYING in state whei.
candles set hrc to TIC draperie-
Three daughters and her nephew tge,
nlne, were asleep upstairs and could not
he reached by volunteers who tried to
saxa them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
FIRST REAL POSTMlSTREss.
Mrs Charlotte NJ. Hurd 70 Be Head Of
Dover. \. j., Office.

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Dover, N u, Jan y Dover boasts
OF having the only woman postmistress
III the United States lntrusted with i
first class postothce. Mrs Charlotte
NJ Hurd, now acting poarmistreSs. has
been nominated for that position and her
appointment is assured.
She led all applicants under ciyil service
examination, and received temporary
appointment, although several local pohtl-
clans sought the office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
4. S. Troops Fighting in Siberia.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Vladiyostok, Tuesday, Jan 20 Fac
tional fighting has broken out throughout
Siberia. American forces are withdrawing
from along the Suchan mine railway and
are reported to have been engaged III skir-
mishes with Siberian partisans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
PRICE STILL AT LIBERTY.
No Word From Rotterdam Regarding His
Presence on Oil Tanker.

Lem Price, the escaped Negro murderer,
Is still at liberty
Attorney-General Reinhardt has re-
ceived no word from Rotterdam, to which
port the steamship Nina Breva, on which
Price might have fed this country was
bound The steamship reached Holland
week ago, but evidently the Negro was
lot aboard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
MORE SUSPECTS IN SUSSEX.

rerai Dispatch 10 Every Evening
DOVER. Jan -
The discovery Of three new suspected
Eases resembling smallpox in Sussex
rounty Yesterday resulted in more appre-
lension among the State BOARD ol Health
,filcials. that the disease in that section
Il the State that the Indian River
hundred and Georgetown officials believe
had been wiped out. still exists
In order to dispose NJ the start of any
question As t. the diagnosis 81 these eases
an expert will be summoned to-day to
view the persons and settle once and for
I'll and without bias tho true diagnosis.
Fhc State Health officials realize that
his is the bcst plan to pursue and avoid
any complications,
W word has hcen received form the
{ georgetown officials relative to the letters
sent the MAYOR. president of Council and
Board of Health The fact that the Health
Board Of Georgetown has resigned places
the matter az vaccination If all he resi-
icnts Of the town up TO the mayor and
Council
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
vACCINATINC MILFORD FoLh
.s.-i.l Ilsnafc,l, ln ExtrN ENnnine

MILFORD. Jan. p
Vaccinations oi the residents 81 "Tifn-
town. who came in contact with John G.
Radcliffe. the smallpox victim, and Others.
some Of them white people began last
nlght and will hc continued to-day under
The direction IF the Milford Board of
Health, in an effort to confinc The disease
if possible. to the one case. The victim
told the health officials about his move
ments prior 10 the time nc first felt SICK
last Friday, and from then until Monday.
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Amusements Ton.ghs

l5arglCk Vaudeville
Riaitu-. The Mlracle Man
Queen W ). Hart and CharUr Chaplin
Majestic -" iiiS Wifcs hrteui.
savoy The Tons Man
NictuTia Rough Riding Romance
piaN hVESt,- No attraction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
WON'T GIVE UP KAISER.
London Hears Holland Refuses
to Grant Extradition Except at
Call Of Own Country.
ny Aa.ocIalod preaa D Every EvcnIne

London. Jan u The STANDARD re-
ports that Holland reply with regard to
surrender Of the former German Emperor
says il is impossible a. grant extradition
at the cali Of third country. il hts own
country does not demand cxlradihon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
FRANCE APPOINTS NEW
PEACE COUNCIL ENJOYS
Clemenccau. Tardieu and Pinchon
Retire: Cambon Only Original
Delegate Lef in Service
Nv Assoc,ste,, rreas to rvery Evening

PARIS Jan p Premier Millerand
NJ Francois Marshal the minister Of
finance NJ Issiae. the minister of com
Inorca and Maurice 'alcologun former
Ambassador to Russla. have been aT-
pointed French plenipntcntiarles tn the
peace conference Tho cabinet approved
and President roincare aigncd decree
to tins effect TODAY
The now appulnict,s replace NJ Clenen-
ccau. richou. klots and Iardicu. who
resigned with their retirement from the
ministry
Jules Can,hon remains the fifth mem
her Of the peace delegation.
similar decree was signed appointing
Carlos Jonnart as the Delegate of France
on the roparatIon commission. Controller
General Manrlair was named nS assistant
delegate
The Premier read the declaration IN
the Chamber Of Deputies to crowded
house Tho statement was roolly re-
ccIved. and Leon Daudet. editor of
l. Action Francaisc, demanded the right
to intrrpcllntc the government on the
appointment Of jules Stecg rs Minister
of the Interior lie savagcly attacked NJ
Stecg rs an accomplice Of Louis ] Malyy,
former Minister OF the Interior, banIshed
after conviction OF communicating with the
enemy, and cf former Premier Calliaux,
now awaiting trial on the charge Of work
ing TO bring about a dishonorahlc peace
with Germany
PrcfQicr AliIIcrand replied, defending
NJ Stccg and asking for \ vote of con
hdcncc
Pans. Ian. - Maintenance Of the
alliances that have saved the world" will
be ono of The chief aims OF the new cabinet
m France. Premier Milcrand announced
m his ministerial deciarA ton of policy
today
The declaration began with i graceful
reference to Georges Clpmenceau the
retiring premier NJ Mlleraud pointed
out that he had been called Ito the for
midablc honor Of q peace IN a ministry
presided over hy = great patriot who IN
the eyes Of the world is the incarnation
OF Victory
The declaration continued.
The execution Of all the clauses of the
Treaty of Versailles will be law 70 Us
We shall pursue it without violence or
fecblcncss with unshakable hrmness. 1t
includes the close and cordial maintenance
OF the alliances which have saved the world
Without our allies, those Of the tlrst as Of
the last hour, what trial would not have
becn III store for US?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
ATLANTA MISS DE KAY"
PRE- TENDER POLICE TOLD
Jane Addans Does Not Think
Aviatrix is Her Missing Protege.
But an Adventures
nv Associated Press 70 Everv Evening


Atlanta. Ga, Jan 22 later Develop
mrnts practically have nullifed the rs
sumption of the police that the women
held here IL June Anna DeKay, mission
protege of Jane Addams Of Hull House
Chicago The woman who WIG arrested
al local hotel for nasquerndlng n an
aviators uniform. at first told the police
she was Miss Dekay. then contradietcd
herself Under cross examination the
police elaIm she told several different
stories. In the last of these she again
sad she was Miss DeNay until her marriage
to Harrow DE Longe, who Is now At
New York hotel
\ description Of the woman under ar
rest was sent 10 Chicago and word was
sent back that 10 did not tally with the
missing settlement worker for whom
nation wide search has been made
Among the names gwen by the young
woman. the police said was Jeanne Ia
Lounge, the Belgian widow Of French
soldier The police of Charlotte, " G.,
reported that woman Of that name raim-
ing 70 be an aviatrlx had broken jail there
where she was being held charged w1th
failure 10 pay = hotel bli The charlotte
police claimed she was accompanied BY
companIan. who said she was not a Bel
gan widow, hlit Helen Wiley, Of Morgan
town, " Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

Chicago Jan p Miss Jane Addams
to-day said she felt certain that the Young
woman held at Atlantic. Ga. wasnot the
missing Jeanne Anna Dckay. but an
adventures named Laurie who WAS 10
Chicago january &
She called me up and said she could
show me where Jeanne WAS, said Miss
Addams. IN appointment was made and
kept By Mrs. Gertrude Howe Brtton
and John Dckay Jeanue's brother \
few minutes talk convinced both she vas
an adventures seeking notoriety
Miss Dekay came To Chicago shortly
before Christmas 10 undertake -oriA
service under Miss A,ldans at Hull
House She disappeared few days later
taking only a few personal things and leav-
ing no word
Her wealthy father lives At Lucernc,
Switzerland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Test Your Engine with the Exhaust.

How TO test your automobile engine
with the exhaust told n February Popular
Science Monthly. AL nsws-stands. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Weather Foreeast.

By Associate Press to ese-y sveniuc
Washington. Tan. ~ NDatac- fNraels.
H.. Delaware
Generally cloudy ami lua.aarl culu .n
night and Friday. uorthC0s. aluas frC-H
on the coast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

The safe. sensible drink DAIRY
milk.---Ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
eol. Ier,ey Inspeets Dredge Machinery.

Col = Jeryey. of the 5. engineer
ng department, Is III Ntn urk today for
IA inspection % dredging and exeavatIng
.4--4--ls5p4Er
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

Certified milk Tor infants CIovo
Dairy Co adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

2 hours minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
Navy Sends Cutters For
Local SedScOut Troop

scouts have three regular seascout
troops, two Of which are very active.
One OF these is connected with Troop
No. ?, with Garrick Mallery. Jr., scout
master, one with Troop No. i2. with
John r. Quinn, seasc0utmaster. and
The other with Troop No 9. with
Frank Long as seascOutmasler. vii
mingtOn, located as 10 is on the Della
ware river. affOrding excellent oppOr-
tunities for seascOut practice. should
have at least one dozen troops. The
national headquarters plan OF sea-
scouting as outlined by pine Tree
jim chief seascOut OF America.
tends 20 make seascOuting safe Tor
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
Chicago HAS
REAL SUBWAY
Windy City Has 65-Mile
System for Freight and
Construction
MANY TURTLES
IN THE TUNNEL
\. D. A. sIan sn.cIal

CHICAGO. Dot. THE busiest cor
ner In the world Is at State and Madi-
son streeis-say Chicago native sons.
Il doesn't look like tiff you go 10
feet underground.
There, at intersecting tunnels. are
signs on the walls showing that it's
State and Madison streets Not a bit
or traffic though except an Oc-
casional t-ainloa1 OF cinders. earth
from q building excavation or supplies
to- hotel
Ncu rfl ir.ve' g. mios IN network
~ irees i0Hn'as ihc Chicago tunnel
ttSc'r icH t.'i sSeOGns know the
.uunrls exist, though engineers COM
pare them to the Ponawa canal as an
.i-.ul. fldE feat.
.crrcW gauge l-iirsad .facA3 carry
freight trans that d0 ihc WORK OF
maay thousands on horse teams and
motor trucks daily, relieving l,aifc
on The croWdcl streets above.
When q new building is erected
lhcfe are no long lines OF wagons
carrying earth and tying up traffic
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
DEMOCRATS GET
BUSY TOMORROW

The first Democratic mass meeting
Of the present campaign will be held
at the Pubic Building plaza at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon when u.
$. senator Josiah q. WOlcolt will
make an address. 70 Is thought that
addresses will be made. hy Others
among whom VIII bc a speaker sent
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

boys and the different grades denote
actual progress really attained; where.
as sailing under false colors' is not
good for scagoing morale, and sea
scoutmasters must strongly discour-
age IT,
Sloops do not row-schooners do
not sail
Let unstained banners be unfurled,
For law and order m the world
Let this be your mOitO-COmc on
SoascOuts. get busy and let's have one
OF the best Seascout units In the
country.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

Most business men have learned by
experience the great convenience OF
having the Want Columns at their
commald.--Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

Don't fail TO get your share OF the
big values for men at Forster's sale
now on s6.l5 FOR 50, $40 sii and Si2
shoes 72s Market 81. Second Floor
ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

Cordovans and Calf skins in an the
newest toe shapes at FOrster's. l2o
Market ST.. Second Floor, 80 TO Si2
values. now S6.15.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

by The Democratic National Commit
tee.
Next week the Democratic noms-
necs fer state Offices Will tour New
Castle county under the direction Of
torncy-general. This will enable them
90 devote the closing DAYS OF the cam
paign TO The lower counties.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

Scout Executive Greenhawk OF the
local Boy Scouts received two D foot
cutters from the Navy Department
this week. One was equipped with
oars and the other with oars and sails
They are TO be used in connection
with the sea Scout work Of this city.
They can be used by 'hc troops now
organized here when they have passed
the desired qualifications for the use
Of the boats. Arrangements have been
made for storage and care OF these
boats by competent people and they
Will not be placed In the water until
needed.
70 is necessary for the Seascout
Troop 20 be In the schooner class
before they can obtain any more boats
from the Navy Department for Their
use. The presidentsOf the local c0un-
cil, Charles NJ. Curtis, has expressed
lhe desire TO be lhe first passenger
with the troop who first qualities for
The use Of these boats. At present the
A connection from the site is made
with the tunnel system and the under
ground trains silently cart away
everything from the excavation. 70 IS
carried 10 the lake front The huge
site OF the new Field Museum was
made by this sOr. OF fIll-in
Ashes, cinders. waste and coal are
carried in the freight subway
Also supplies ihe hotel. which ac-
counts FOR a number OF turtles that
/ live in the tunnels turtles that fell
or The train on the way to some
lotel Kitchen.
Train crews always stop when
they see a turtle on the tracks" said
/ u. g. Creutz. superintendent OF trans
poriation. They think it's bad luck
] o. rdn over a turtle"