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The Washington times., 1920-08-10
.COX'S SON EXPELLED
FOR SCHOOL SMOKES"

One member OF Governor Cox's fam
ily is off smoking for life.
He is James NJ Cox. Jr., the eldest
son of the Presidential candidate who
failed to graduate from Culver Mill
tary Academy this summer because
ono cigarette was found in his room
by the inspection officer.
Jimmy" Cox took hts punishment
with good grace when Rear Admiral
Ross, u. s. NJ, retired. commandsnt
OF tho school asnt HIN hama
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
RED ARMY COMBINING
FOR RADZYMIN ATTACK

LONDON, Aug. 1o.-Russian cavalry
and infantry are rapidly concentrst-
Ing for an attack upon Radzymin. the
northern gateway TO warsaw. said
Berlin dispatch TO. the Evenins News
today,
Radsymin, Is fifteen miles north OF
the Polish capital and lies at the
Terminus OF a short railway line run.
Ming north from warsaw. The Berlin
correspondent fthe Evening News
reported that the Russisn reds we're
s11wins 1swA thsir aASanoAs -,-
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
"ALL ASIA BOLSHEVIKI"
MEET AT BAKU AUG. Is
Turk Nationalists Asked to Send Two
Delegates-Report on Soviet
Extension to Be Made.
by SIR PERCIvAL PHILLIPS.
International Nens Service.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 10.-The
first "all Asia Bolshevist congress-
will convene at Baku on August Is.
Representatives will attend from
Persia, Turkestan, India, Afghanistan,
Turkey, Syria, and Mesopotamia, and
make reports upon the spread of Rus
sian Soviet principles in Asia
The Turkish nationalists under
Mustapha Kemal Pasha- who are at
war against the allies in the Ottoman
empire, were asked to send two dele
gates.
The Turkish nationalists in Ana
tolia were reported today to be con-
centrating east of Philadelphia for "a
supreme effort" against the Greeks.
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
POLITE SERVANT GIVES
THIEVES $4,000 IN rum

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--Seven bar
rels OF liquor were stolen from the
homo OF tho Norris Brothers, Passaic,
Sunday night, II was learned yester-
day. The Morris brothers have been
Wholesale liauor dealers for years.
The seven barrels represented the
stock they had reserved for their own
use. Its value was $4,000.
A servant explained that three men
called and said they had been sent for
tho liquor. She allowed them 10 take
- Ayay In an automobile.
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
NATIONS OPPOSE WAR
WITH LENIN FORCES

BERLIN. Aug. 10.-Czecho-S -Slovakis,
Austria and Jugo-slavia refuse to TO
to war. despite the advance of the
Russian Soviet army towards Central
Europe. according to a dispatch from
Prague today.
Representatives OF these countries
held a conference at Prague, with
Chancellor Renner, of Austria, pro-
siding, and decided not to 20 to war
under any circumstances" the tels-
gram said. e 80
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
FEATHERED SHOES FOR
LONDON WOMEN NOW

LONDON, Aug, 10.-Festhered shoes
and handbags are the rage among
fashionable women In London this
summer.
The main feature OF the footwear
IL the rich. deep colorlng produced
by layers OF feathers, the shoes being
finished around the tops with a silk
cord. which forms q bev in front
The Washington times., 1920-08-10

COUNTESS LASSIC SEE
ZHENYI. formerly Gladys
Vanderbilt of New York, who
Is reported suffering from the
effects of q slight lightning
stroke, received near Forked
Lake on Sunday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
RED INVADERS OF PERSIA
OVERWHELMED AT BAKU

LONDON, Aug. 1o.-The Russian
Red army which is invading Persia
has been attacked and defeated by
the Persian army in the vicinity Of
Baku, according to advices received
by the foreign office today. The dis
patches described the soviet govern
ment at Baku as "demorallzed."
The Washington times., 1920-08-10

II was said that the Greeks, who
have come to life In their old
fashioned manner, under the lead
ership OF venizelos would take
and possess Constantinople. But
wise Mr.. venizelos says NO"
Holding Constantinople, the Greeks
would hold a large share OF all
the troubled world. They would
have Asia on the East, the Balkans
to the West, Russia TO the North,
the Briaish fleet to the South,
trouble everywhere.
To hold Constantinople Is to play
the part Of Russia's jailer. venizelos
Is too wise to accept that Job at
present
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
LETVIA PLANS PEACE
WITH BOLSHEVIKI

COPENHAGEN. Aug. to.-A treaty
of peace between Russia and Letvia
will be signed At once, said Lettish
telegraph agency report from Riga
today. 1t ADDED that the Lottish and
Russian ENJOYS who have been IN
lcontinusA ON rass q, Column IA y.
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
TODAY

MAKE OF THIS COUNTRY, ITS
MEN AND MONEY, A STAKE
WITH WHICH EUROPEAN MA
TIONS CAN GAMBLE AS THEY
PLEASE.
The Washington times., 1920-08-10

We might be sending men to
Warsaw to keep the Russians away
from Poland. We might be sending
men to Persia to help fight Kuro-
patkin, now leading the Russian
army in that direction against
possessions most recently acquired
by the British.
We might be sending our men to
Mesopotamia to protect British oil
wells down there.
The future OF the country ia.
indeed. at stake" when the Peace
League is discussed.
ANY MAN THAT VOTES FOR
THE PEACE LEAGUE VOTES TO
The Washington times., 1920-08-10
Today
Be Thankful We're OUT.
Two Dead Soldiers.
How Would They Voter
That Worldwide Job.
ARTHUR BRISE
Copyright. isso)

Warsaw is doomed. Russia re-
fuses an armistice, stocks go tum-
bling, France will send men against
Russia, England will "help" on the
sea with a blockade. Once more
poor France carries the heavy load
1t is to her that Russia owes thirty
billions of francs.
Be grateful that the United
States is still out of the Peace
League. If we were in it, this
country would be carrying the load
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
NEW VICTOR RECORDS.
Selections by Caruso. Farrar, Flon-
zaley Quartet, Gluck and
Others.

CarIso singing charming English
love song in the English language is an
event in the musical world Love Me
or Not is the title of this new song sung
in manner SO different from what music
lovers have associated with this great
Victor artist as 10 cause extraordinary
surprise 10 those who think they have
measured in full his remarkable versa
tiIitv. The voice never rises. IN this
Victor record beyond the usual tenor
range. but its tone quality Is exceedingly
pure and level.
It is love song-breathing sincere
deep feeling. The poem, 10 which the song
i set is one of the AIRS" Of Thomas
Campion. written three hundred years
ago.
The Second Nocturne which ifeifetz
PLAYS on a new Victor Records the
best known and doubtless the one most
readily adaptable of all to transcript
ton for the violin.
Other records just out include selec-
tons by breisler, Mabel Garrison and
Reinald Werrenrath, Geraldine Farrar
the Flonzaley Quartet, Evan Williams
Alma Gluck and others.
The June list exhibits a wide variety
OF music, song and dance predomlnating
available TO all who have Nictrola.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Conference between officers ot the
Federal Reserve Branch Of Philadelphia.
including Delaware and leading banker
was held Yesterday afternoon lasting two
hours. over the question Of whether or
not rediscount rates shall be raised 10 tins
district as they have been in New York,
Richmond and Chicago. The directors Of
the bank will meet today to finally deter
mine.
The long-delayed new capital financing
plan for the General Motors Corporation
is expected to be officially announced toll
lowing the board meeting today Offering
of rights TO subscribe to 3,Ug,000
shares Of non-par- common stock ~ SZO
Der share is looked for, with statement
that important banking interests have
underwater the issue
Annual convention Of the Pennsylvania
Banker Association viii be held at Bed
ford Springs June II and Is. Addresses
will be made by John s. Fisher, state bank
ing commissioner. Lynn II. DInllns. Of
New Orleans: John G Reading, q W IL
Transport, and George d. Edwards
The Reading Company made motion
to the supreme court, which WAS opposed
bv the government asking that the ecl-
sion may be applied 70 permit the corpora
ton to retain ownership Of either the coal
or the railway properties. Obviously,
the effort is to hold together IN Writ tal
operating unit the Reading-New Jersey
Central Railroad systems
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
INSISTS \. Y. HEROES
SHALL STAY IN FRANCE
State Wants Men to Rest Where
They Fell as They Smashed
Huns Line.
~ Associated Press TO Every Evening

nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris, June MajoT-General John
Organ, former commander Of the 9TH
Division and Col J. NJ Wainwright Of
New York, former inspector-generalo Of the
Twenty seventh, have begun detailed
inspection Of all the cemeteries where the
dead from this New York division arc
buried.
The purpose 81 the investigation IS to
assemble the data for history Of the
division which General Organ has been
commissioned to write by the state Of
New York, and also 10 determine upon .
definite plan for improving the cemeteries
where the New York soldiers rest
New York, according t. Colonel VAN
wright. will strenuously oppose the re-
rnoval Of the bodies Of 27th mon from
Bony, which the state hopes viii BE- the
final resting place Of all the New York
dead. The War Department IS seriously
considering the concentration Of al the
American dead in France in the three
cemeteries of Stresnes, Chateau Thlerry
and Romagne, Col Wainwright said but
New York wants To retain its own cerne-
terry at Bony 1t was IN the sectors near
Bonv and St Souplet that the Twenty
seventh broke the HIndenburg line.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
pHIIA PRODUCE MARKET.

Bv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, June l.-Corn-As to
grade and location. 2.04a2.0S, the latter
for No yellow. /,
Oats-No. white. l.3la1.32; No. :
white. .2qa1 80: No. 3 white, ! .21al y.
Butter Western creamery extra, .0l;
nearby prints fancy, 70a.72
Cheese New FORK fancy head, %
do. ordinary to good .25a.3l do, current
make. best here, so; do, common to GOOD
.24a.29
receipts. ~: western extra trsts. 45 40
firsts, 40a.42; fancy selected, packed
.51a.53.
.iOa.lI: lair to good .3Sa,39; brolllng
chickens fancy, not leghorns' ! z ana
, pounds apiece, 70a.75:l TO 4 pounds
.60a.65: white lcghorns, hrollcrs. and
l. ,. BOA 56; old Foosters, .22a.23; ducks
.}Oa 80
Dressed poultry Fowls, fresh killed,
choice to fancy, 41ai3; do, small sizes
35a40: roosters, 80.
Potatoes Florida. No |, y 00a14 90
per barrel; do, No. ,, 7.00al9uo: do, No.
5. 300a3 50; old, per 100 pounds, o.7Oa
80.
Flour Soft winter. straight western,
13.25a13. SO: do. do. nearby. II 95al3 p;
hard winter. straight, l3.50al4.50; do
short. patent. l4.50a15.50: spring, first
clear. I200a13 90: do, patent, ! -OOal5.O0'
do, short patent. 15.00al6.oo fancy spring
and city mills. patent, family brand
l6.00al6.50
Al .OOa42 90: do, sample. 35.00a37 90: nc
grade, 30.O0a32O 90; clover, mixed hay
light mixed, 43.00a44.00: 10. l, mixed
Al OOa42.00.
Tailow-Prima city loose, liz; d.
special loose. II; prime country, .1014
edible in tierces, "A.
Bran-Soft winter bran western IN lOJ
pound sacks, 64.00a64 30: spring bran
6350a64 90
Wheat. nominal No. , red VI inter-
$40 Ier bufhel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
CITY CREMATORY IN
bad OD0R" AGAIN
So Much So That Health Officials
Had to Take a Hand in Cor
recting Difficulties.

DIR. Charles NJ. Handy, president OF the
Board of Health and Howard X. Frantz,
it's secretary, made q personal Inspection
shortly before noon today of the garbage
crematory now in operation by the
Wilmington Sanitary Co, under its
contract with the city, for the disposal OF
the municipal refuse.
Near approach to the plant, which Is
located Mt the foot of Madison street,
adjoining the Harlan works, revealed to
the alfactories of the two reporters who
were in the party that the source OF the
odor recently noted over the city was at
hand. =,
A cloud of smoke issuing from the
iron chimney was borne by breeze
from the south directly city-ward and
was loaded with the ''un-fragrance which
has caused so much recent comment.
The present equipment at the pant
treats the refuse by the wet process:
The old plant, burned in January, used
the "dry" process, which is more modern
The garbage is dumped on floor IN the
receiving room, where 1t Is roughly sorted
the tin cans and larger bones beng re-
moved. The balance goes 10y conVeyor
to the furnace.
Here il is ca!cined and is delivered at
the eid OF II IeNolNIih III UNI - %
where it is discharged, black powdery
substance, with scarcely perceptible
odor such as ''burnt" stuff carries.
The smoke that is produced by tho
material in process Of drying takes of the
smell it'll it.
Ii may lie some relief 70 citizens to lno"
this comes from material which has beer
purified by fire, and is in no sense harmful
But it certainly IS unpleasant; and y
seems equally certain that 1t IS inevitable
SO long as the city refuse is disposed 81 Il
city limits, and at present no othe
| solution is offered.
without further insight into the matte
| M course of action 10 abatc the annoyance
Gould wclI bc taken. and DIR. Handy sal,
| Thai a. this time no such action by tn
| board is contemplated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
DIVIDENDS DEC JARED.

American Brake Shoe and Foundry
Company. quarterly OF ) per cent on pre-
ferred and Ia per cent on common,pay--
able June 80
American Chicle Company, quarterly Of
IL per cent on preferred payable July
Atehison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
way Company, semi-annuI q 20 per
cent on preferred. payable August :.
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
quarterly OF l q per cent on preferred, pay
able July 10.
Dominion Textile Company, quarterly
Of 212 per cent on common, payable
July ,
Hercules Powder Company, quarterly
Of , per cent and extra OF per cent on
common. payable June >.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, /
per cent. PAYABLE June 10.
Huntingdon Development and GasCorn-
pany. quarterly Of 1l2 per cent on pre-
ferred, payable July ]
Kelly Springfield Tire Company. guar
terlv Of ] > per cent on 6 per cent PREFER
cd PAYABLE July |
Niagara Fails Power Company. guar.
terlv Of IL per cent on common and
~ per cent on preferred, payable June
%.
Okiah orna Producing and Refining Cor
poration. quarterly Of ? per cent on com
mon. payable July ]
Western Electric Company quarterly
of s. share on common. payable June
80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
0CKS MAKE BIG DROP;
MONEY At 8 PER CENT
Extensive Reversal Follows An
nouncement of Advance IN
Call Loans.

Ry Associated Press to EVERY Evening
New York. June 2 wall Street, loou
a m.l-Nominal changes were registered
by the more important shares at the
apathetic opening of todays stock mar
ket.' but speculative issues were under
further pressure.
Moderate selling was reported by COM
mission houses for account OF western
interests, credit conditions IN that sec
ton pointing to increased stugency.
Losses averaging a point each were
made by Inspiration Copper, Goodrlch
Rubber. Coca Cola and several OF the
food issues.
Rails and standard industrials were COM
paratively steady.
SHARP REVERSAL IN PRICES.
Noon-Trading became almost notion
less after the opening, barely more than
100000 shares changing hands IN the
first hour
An irregular rally, which began with
high-grade oils. soon spread IN some OF inc
steels. EQUIPMENTS, tobaccos and textiles.
Rails of the cheaper variety also rose ! 10
115 points, excepting Rock Island, "hich
was distinctly heavy.
4 more extensive reversal followed the
posting of an initial rate OF per cent LOT
call money This is ? per cent over the
average of the previous week and per
cent under yesterday 5 maximum QUOTA
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
K|DNAPPER REPORTED
IN BUFFALO WITH BOY
Description OF AbductoT ana INN
Sent. but Nothing Further
Has Been Heard.

r. having been reported that Jean
Valentine, alias Ross IAcrpiz fu.tNcfen
of kidnapping 6ve-year-Old F<i"ard
IABelle, Jr., ~ Smyrna, had been cen ih
Buffalo. r.. r.. With q the boy, iul ~
scription 81 the man and the boy has been
teIegraphed ~ the Buffalo poboe w
Chief III Police Lee r. Cochran n smyrna
Chief Cochran repsyted this morning that
nothing further had been heard in regar9
to the case.
Full descriptions u the rippozed I'D
NAPIER and the missing boy have t'cgn
furnished to the arthOritles IN New 1ork,
Philadelphia and all the cities ~ The Pes,
and they are being sought ~ the aH-
thoritics
Edward IABcllc. the father II the child
returned 70 Smyrna yesterday from
Atlantic City, where he D. employed 80 a
printer H. was grief-strickeu ADD De-
clared he had a forebOdIng hls child 'i
be injured. He said he had been ronnfl Il
with IaCroix in business deal m 81
the latter claimed sum ~ in0ner
The motive for the Kidnapping VT
10 be debt owing % valentine ~ la-
Belle. Valentine b said ~ have Zpff a.
SMYRNA and asked an Interyic" ~tft y
IaIellc but she j. under po3
have refused 20 see him -ecnn5 -'nr
view was asked Monday morning
again refused. lie disappeared That s''.r-
noon with the boy
Valentine actions after leaving
are said to b. we'll known .p - p-
time The owner of be au'onot.r
which he asked FOR ride reported
Chief Of Police Cochran yc-'crdfr
ne fook Valentine and fnc bor ~
void, where the man purcha -ra z
for BuffaIo. ~ yay ~ Philadelphia r
man and the boz vcrc -ecu u hr
s4rect stafio,. later and ore said II
taken the midnight train ior Aew
Civ Monday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
GOLD STAR WILL Be
LAUNCHED SATURDAY
Mrs. ]. M. Gallagher of Wayne,
Pa, to Sponsor Cargo Boat
From Harlan Ways.

The 74OO-ton cargo carrier, the Gold
Star, one of the vessels constructed at the
Harlan plant of the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation, will leave the ways
and glide into the Christiana Saturday
afternoon at clock. The vessel was to
have been launched today, but could not
be made ready for its initial dip INTO
the water.
The sponsor will be Mrs. John NJ.
Gallagher of Wayne, Pa, one OF the
gold star mothers, and was selected by
the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
The Cold star is 3o1 feet and oil inches
long over all. So feet wide, and has n
derth Of 29.6 feet. 1t is one of quite n
number of cargo carriers built at the local
Yards for theEmergency Fleet Corporation
of the United States Shipping Board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
Continued from page l

slate before the convention meets next
Tuesday seems to be growing.
The first order of business today was
supplemental hearing for the regularly
reported delegation from Florida, headed
by national Committeeman Bean, and
the contesting delegation headed By ;. l..
Anderson of jacksonville
GEORGIA CONTEST INTERESTS LEADERS
With that disposed of, the committee
planned to pass on to the Georgia case
involving the seating OF delegates pledged
to Major-General Wood or counted III
support of Governor Lowden. The claim
OF the latter delegation headed by Henry
|. Lincoln Johnson an Atlanta Negro that
ii is the regularly reported delegation, Is
disputed by the former delegation, known
as the Pickett faction, which contends
that II should be considered the regularly
accredited delegation as Roscoe Pickett IS
the accredited State chairman Neverthe-
less the official committee gives the John
son delegation as the regularly reported
one. and the Pickett delegation was heard
as the contestants,
The fight brought before the committee
the first clear cut case IN which gain OF
/ delegates for the Mood or Lowden forces
was involved and it took first place m the
/ interest Of the pre-convention period.
PHILIPPINES SEEK INDEPENDENCE,
i The fight for a platform declaration by
/ the Republican party for full independence
+ for the Philippines was taken up today
! by delegation headed by Jaime do
/ Neyra
"By the Jones law OF August %, 1919,
declared MIR de yeyra, the Philippines
were promised their independence as soon
as stable government could be established
/ on the islands The Philippines have that
stable government today America 5 Of
fetal representative in the Philippines
testifies to its existence.
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Continued from page !

recessed half an hour later until IL o'clock,
the hour fixed for the House to convene.
As the day progressed opposition TO
pr0longing the special session increased
Big Republican leaders were prominent
today because Of their absence.
Republican Senators and Representa-
tiyes conferred this morning presumably
on the suggestion to protract the special
session.
The Senate reconvened at IL, but
Immediately recessed until l.3O, when
Governor Townsend sent IN list Of his
ad interim appointments for the Senate
consideration
Among the visitors arriving at noon
were Henry + Scott and Edmund Mitchell
Of Wilmington.
The House met ut = and immediately
recessed until 30
Anti-suffraRists have selected Mis-
Emily BissclI Of Wilmington 70 represent
them at the Republican and Democratic
National Conventions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
MERCHANTS MARINE
AGREEMENT REACHED
Conference Cuts Reserve Fund to
$4,000. 900 Annually for
New Ships.
~ Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, June "A complete agree
ment on the House Merchant Marine Bill
was reached by House and Senate con
ferees today after virtually an all night
session.
Under the agreement Senate provisions
providinq for n permanent shipping board
Of seven members were retained, but the
Senate amendment to set aside annually
for the next five years S50,000,00O from
proceeds of charters and sales for CON
s,ruction of new ships was modified go as
TO provide for reserve fund OF only sZ0,-
100000 annually.
= The bill also would require that -
per cent Of the stock OF companies en-
gagged in coastwise trade be American
owned as we'll as the majority interest IN
organizations engaged IN foreign trade.
The Senate bill would have required
coastwise ships to he 100 per cent Ameri-
can owred and stock in shipping COM
panies jagged in foreign trade Is per cent
American owned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
FINED FOR SPEEDING.
Traffic Law Violation Cases Heard IN
Municipal Court.

Two automobilists we're fined $40 and
costs in Municipal Court today for speed,
ing. They are William NJ. Taylor, arrested
on Union street, and William W. Moody,
arrested on Delaware avenue. ofhcefs
testified in both cases that the men were
driving at rate of not less than thirty
miles an hour. ;.
William Holdsworth, after pleading
guilty. to violation Of the traffic rules by
driving the wrong way on Sixth street
between Shiploy and Market, explained
that lac had recently returned to the city
after "a long absence, and had not learned
of the new traffic rules. lie was dismissed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
COTTON CROP VERY SMALL
Washington Reports Prospective
Yield is Far Below the
Average.

nv Assocated Press 70 Fycry fVehlhY
Washington, June 2.--Reportlng tho
condition Of the cotton crop on May 20
n GA per cent Of normal the department
NJ agriculture today announced that this
was the lowest mark in its record Of fifty
wears and that the recurring statement
51worst ever known, was confirmed.
No forecast Of production was made.
Revised figures Of the area planted last
wear were announced as IS, $4,000 acres,
the area picked 80. $50 900 acres, and the
weld per acre l61 3 pounds The May %
condition last year was 1856 per cent of a
normal crop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
MORE PLAGUE AT VERA CRUZ.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, June \ radio message
from the destroyer tender black Hawk at
Vera Cruz today said that four new cases
Of bubonie plague with one additional.
death had been reported ut that port
This increased the total number Of cases to
fifteen and tie deaths Ia six.