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Best Weather
Assured Yachts
LnFinal 7 oday
.asolute Is Picked to Win
International Race Off
Sandy Hook.
- Universal seryiceJ

New York, July 25.-Resolute and
Shamrock ~, sea-cleavers, contes-
tants for the most coveted of mari
time trophies-the Ameicsn's Cup
will clash tomorrow in the critical
contest-the race-off Of their two
and two tie-to determine whether
-.f.er bauUIe completes its
,.vcnt,cTth year on this side of
Ic briny or will journey back to
homeland in Bonnie England,
nsconsced in a cabinet especially
'uilt for it aboard Sir Thomas
ptons steam yacht. Rumor has It
hat if the doughty British baronet
wins he will sleep with the cup
.eneath his pillow.
No repetition of Saturdays heavy
weather. when the bounding main
was adjjdged too bounding by
members Of the race committee and
the scheduled battle was called off,
is looked for tomorrow. The
weather man, Etatioaec on the
cutermost spit of Sandy Hook. to-
night. confidently declared that the
Irish green sloop and the cleaning
white defender would have the best
sailing weather OF the series"
Rcsolute today was again a three
to one favorite to win and even
money was even being wagered that
she would capture the deciding race
regardless of her time allowance,
which will remain at s minutes and
40 seconds.
Owners, captain and crew of the
defender expressed utmost conf
dence that their charge would de-
feat the British invader and insisted
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any chance pickup in the bazaars
ne always made the succoree tell
the sac story of his life. If the
narrative lacked constructive
style, and esprit he commanded
mis- vizfer to cole Kim out couple
OF thousand teh-dollar notes of the
FIRST National Bank of the Bos-
phorus, or else gave him soft job
as Keeper of tbe Bird Seet for the
huibnls in the Imperial Gardens.
II the story was a cracker jack, he
mad MesroIr. the executioner,
whaek off his head The report
that Haroun Al Raschid Ia yet
aiive and b editing the magazine
that your grandmother psed to
subscribe for lacks couflrmatton.
And now follows tho ssorx ~
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
BY EARL l.. SHAUB.

Universal Service star Correspondent.)
Chicago, July 25.-Psychologists
of international reputation have
started research work into the epi-
demic which violent death is waging
against married lovers in Chicago
and elsewhere in the United States
This wave of tragedy is due TO
two things" said Mr.. Orlando B.
Miller, president of the International
Society of Applied Psychology to-
day.
I'm the first place too many Amer
lean wives fail to keep up with their
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
treasurer Announces Re-
ductions by Vast Sums
Since l9l9Peak.
FURTHER SAVING DUE
Secretary Houston S Report
Shows Current Deficit
TO Be Light.
tPubIfc Ledger seryiee.)

Reduction in the gross debt of the
united states by more than S2.5o0,-
100000 and in the floating debt of
nearly 100000. 900 since tie peak
in August. 1919. was reported by
David F. Houston. Secretary of the
Treasury, with the further forecast
that the four quarters of the pres
ent fiscal year would show a con-
tinued decrease in the obligations of
the government despite the fact
that the Treasury will face a big
burden in adjusting the guarantee
provisions OF the new railroad law.
"on the basis of daily Treasury
statements" said Mr.. Houston, the
total ordinary receipts for the fiscal
year ended June 80. 1929, amounted
to $500 4.565,3sS.sS and current ordi-
nary disbursements amounted to
s6.766.444,46l.0s, leaving a net cur
rent deficit (eXcess of current ordi-
nary disbursements over ordinary
receipts) of only s71,S79,O7221 for
the fiscal year 1920. the first full f1s-
cal year after hostilities ceased.
$4,000. 100000 Disburs@d.
After taking into account the spe-
cial deposit of the War Finance Cor
poration. resulting from its redemp-
tion of United States securities, the
net ordinary disbursements for the
fiscal year 1920 were S6,4o3,343,-
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Five Theories for
Police to Work on
In Love Triangle

Brother, working with sister
or wife. as girl "Come-on."
framed older Greek. with rob
berry as motive.
Young Greek husband. seeking
revenge against unfaithfuI wife.
sought to kill third member of
triangle.
Brother who planned deIiber-
ateiy TO rob sisters nance
when he learned prospective
brother-in-lsw had $500 with
him.
Both sought love Of the same
girl.
Young man. in love with wom-
an married TO older. attempted
to kill latter. the wife interven-
ing and shooting husbands as
sailant and then herself
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age, and that about ends the
noise in the world made by
Gramercy sd6are. But once IT
was different The Won der Ruy-
slings live there yet, and they
received the srst key ever made
TO Gramercy Park.
You shall have no description
OF Alice V. d r. Just call up in
your mind the picture of your
own Maggie or Vera or Beatrice.
straighten her nose, soften her
voice, tone her down and then
tone her up, make her beautiful
and unattainsble-and you have
faint dry-psint etching of Alice.
The family owned crumbly bri-k
house and a coachman named
Joseph in coat of many colOrs-
and horse so old that he claim
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By o. HENRY

ed to belong to the order OF the
Perissodactyls, and had toes in
stead OF hoofs. In the year 1859
the family had to buy a new set
OF harness for the Perissodactyl.
Before using il they made Joseph
smear IL over with a mixture OF
ashes and SCOT. II was the Won
der RuyslinG, family that bought
the territory between the Bow
cry and East River and Riving-
ton street and the Statue 0.
Liberty, in the year 1913. from
the Indian chief for a quart OF
psssementerfe and a pair Of Tur-
key-red portieres designed for
Harlem flat I have always ad-
mired that InGian's perspicscity
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Case shrouded in Aystery.

Case shrouded in nystery.
Mystery shrouds the inception and
motives Of the savage human drama
that was played - finish while
hundreds OF Sunday pleasure seek
ers watched comparatively tam
movie "thrillers" IN nearby thesters
All there rs to indicate the true
story is the position Of the bodies
and the brand new hstchet and
shiny little 52-csIiber revolver
The actors in the tragedy came 10
the rooming house Saturday night.
il is believed from Norfolk Hot
Greek blood played its part IN the
triple slaughter. but Of the actual
circumstances leading up TO "a No
one knows but the dead and Odiscos
who probably VIII slip into the be
yond without reEstning conscious
ness
Police See Plot.
The police theory OF the anaf- IL
that Oolscos and the girl who -
presumed TO have been his wife
were playing koukos for q come
on promising that he could MARI,
the girl. II is believed that the
younger man attacked Koukos wit.
the hatChst and that Kouk0s iq
spite Of his wounds. shot th, younE-
er man and the girl and was de-
scending the stairs for help when
he fell unconscious. This theory b.
borne out by the fact that 800
were found on koUkos while tn,
Younger man had only Sis in his
possession: also because KouSu,
left his position in the Naval \ N
{. A in Norfolk Friday. saying =,
WAS going TO be married.
There are no powder burns uu
either the young man or girl, which
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Victorious Reds DEFY World
In Hands, off Note to Allies
On Poland Truce, Says House

north. Whether the future of Cen
trail Europe is to be Red or White,
whether Poland and the allied gov
ernments can maintain the league
of nations on the continent in the
face of Bolshevist offensive against
it, are the vital issues involved in
the Russo-Polish peace conference.
Vital to Whole World.
Poland at this moment is the
storm center of the world. The last
week has been one of anxiety among
the governments of Europe. in fact
the settlement of the Polish-Ru
sian difficulty is more far-reaching
than Europe. 1t is of consequence
TO the entire world. Without being
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BR0ADWAYFIRE
THRILLS CROWD
Firemen Fight Flames High
Above Throngs on
Streets.
by herald Leased wire.l

New York, July 25.-Clinging pre-
cariously to a frail iron ladder lead
ing to a huge electric advertising 6
sign which burst into flames, a
group of fremen this evening
fought one of the most spectacular
fires ever seen on Broadway. Below,
in the thronged streets, thousands
were thrilled by the bravery of the
fire-hghters.
During the excitement. stream of
water hit the crowd. dousing even
ing dresses, gowns and straw hats.
There was almost a panic as the
crowd rushed to shelter. Several
free-for-all fights occurred in the
mass.
An alarm was turned in. A truck
dashed up and threw up one OF its
long ladders to the top of the build
ing. Wires were swapping, sparks
were flashing and bits of burning
debris were being shot in all direc-
tions by the explosions of Tn.
crossed wires and the burning fuses
of the intricate sign.
without hesitation lieut.. Rudolph
Eisele and six men mounted to the
roof with several lines of hose. They
then started to ascend the frame
work leading to the sign itself by
means of a thin, spiderlike ladder
built only for one man. They clung
to the frame until it was hot and
giving beneath the unusual weight.
They then retired to the roof and
fought the fire from there. The
blaze was then quickly extinguished.
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Wave of Triangle Murders
Due to Sex Ignorance,
Declares Noted Psychologist

husbands mentally and in the things
that interest them. Men naturally
seek the companionship of women
better qualified to fill the require
ments.
In the second place the girls to
whom men turn have had drilled
into them mistaken ideas of NOR
ality. In moments of false regret
for having done a natural thing IN
their associations with the men they
love. they assume these men are
criminals (society having branded
their act as wrong) and so they
shoot them"
1t is a mass of battered triangles
into which the psychologists are
delving here. In the past few days
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FAIRGROUNDS CHOSEN
FOR COX'S ADDRESS

Dayton. Ohio. July 25.-Mont-
gomery County fair grounds. within
the city limits of Dayton, has been
definitely decided upon as the place
for holding the official ceremonies
of notifying Gov. James NJ. Cox
that he has been selected as candi-
date of the Democratic party for
the Presidency.
This announcement was made to-
day by ]. Sprigg McMahon. chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments. following a conference of
the committee in which the COM
parative advantage of Trails End
the governors country home and
the fairgrounds were discussed.
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CBy Universal serviceD

Detroit, Mich, July 25.-With the
positive Identification tonight of the
clothing found in the trunk in
which the mutilated body of young
woman was shipped from Detroit
to New York. the mystery was rap
idly being cleared by the authori.
ties. The murdered woman was
Mrs, Eugene Leroy. and her slayer
is her husband, Eugene Leroy, ac-
cording to a statement tonight by
Edward II. Fox, chief of detectives.
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A Scared ping pong of Cath
crime odiscos, the woman in the
ARRAY who was killed by bullet
wounds, was found in her ef-
fects. The picture does not do
her justice. The Odiscos wom-
an. who is either the sister or
wife of James Odiscos, is said
to have been about "a years of
age.
The picture Of Theodore
Apostolos Koucos, who was
hacked TO dea<h with a hatchet,
was taken in Bordeaux, France.
and plainly shows the extreme
usage to which it has been sub
jected- II was originally a
ping pong, having been en-
larged by a Herald photogra-
pher for reproduction. Koucos
had 1880 in his possession
when he was murdered.
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The motive. according to Fox. was
jealousy.
The Chicago authorities reported
they would hold Leroy. living in a
hotel at that city under the alias
of Milan. until local authorities can
identify him.
Leo Trumbull. of the local police
force. who was acquainted with Le-
roy and his wife for eight months,
left for Chicago tonight to iden-
tify the man
The man held by Chicago au-
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Washington HeraId-Public Ledger
Service, Special Cable Dispatch.)


London. July 25.-Col., Edward NJ.
House today made the following
statement for The Washington
Herald and Public Ledger:
The future peace of the whole
world as we'll as the nature of the
immediate reconstruction of Eu-
rope depend upon the kind of peace
treaty negotiated between the Rus
SLAMS and Poles.
The future color of the govern
ments of Germany, Poland, Czecho-
Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Ru-
mania, and possibly the Baltic
states, will be largely determined at
the approaching conference in the
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
Trunk Mystery Belie0ed
-olued BY Chicago Arrest;
New York Identifies Clothes
tBy Universal Service,

:a-Roy
a
at the
shipped Chicago
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REPORT GREEK FORCES
OCCUPY ADRIANAPOLIS
ny Universal Service.>

London. July 25.-Greek forces
occupied Indianapolis this afternoon
according to a dispatch to rAe Lon
don Times.
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TIE WEA Their

Eair today and tomorrow; little change
II tempsrature. Highest tsmperature yea
ssrday. II; lowest ss. Detailed report op
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lrupele americana prega6te|
pentru 0ri Ce eventua|itate.
Este teama de iSbuCnirea unei revolte Ia
Judrez. Criza n1exiCana CreSte.

Ell PASO, % April. - Trupele
americana din El Paso au PRINT All
seara ordin ca sa fie pregatite pen
tru ori &C cvcntualitate in caz cind
revolta care sc isbucneasca la
Juarcz va amcninta accst oras.
Politia militara din oras intrc-
buintcaza pusti 81 munitie lar po-
iitn oyasului facut aranjari sa
stabilcasca linie, pestc care sd nu
fic permis civililor sd treaca, in di.
rectia fluviului Rio Grande.
Fondurile vamilor de la Juarez
au fost abuse All la Ell Paso, 81 au
fost depuse in banci.
WASHINGTON, % April. =.
Strife primitc din Mexico, att prin
Americana cit 81 din surse revolu-
tlonare, arata un progress rapid al
miscarei rebellion porniti contra
guvcrnului lui Carranza, 81 in par
ticular, in apropierc de Mexico CT
ty, capitala tarii.
Caracterul luptelor &C Sc dau sc
poatc vedea 81 din faptul ca trupe-
lie ccle alese ale guvernului, care,
della caderea lui Diaz, au fost alesc
ca garda capitalei, au trccut a.
cum la rebeli. Aceasta a facut po-
sibil captnrarea orasuui Cuatla.
La fcl vim informatii carl arata rup
tnra i'll rindurile garnizoanei din
chihuahua, astfcl rcducind pri-
MEDIA Rcittru fortclc rcvolutiona-
re din Sonora.
Alta timp insa cit fortele rebe-
lilor, imprastiate in toatc partile,
nu sunf coordinate Ga lucra dupa
0 comanda), Mexico City nu este
intro primcjdie micdiata, spun
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telege aceasta politica pozitiva
pbstrasa della intcresele egoiste
de guvernarc ale partidelor, 81 a
dizolvat parlamentul.
Guvernul Averescu dizolva par
lamentul inainte de-a ii infaptuit
ilici una din reformelc de care
tara are nevoic urgcnta.
Contrastul dintre politica ne.
gativa a guvernului 81 politics
pozitiva a parlamentuauli, DORM
ia celui din urma. de trece la
lucru, la infaptuirea lcgilor 81
tendinta celui dintiiu, de ,a-si. a.
sigura majoritati parlsmentarc,
din partizanii clubnrilor, pune il,
evidenta ca Sc afla fata in fata
doua lumi 81 Cd nici partidul u
lui Averescu nh Sc dcosebeSte in
tru mimic de partidelc vechi, ca
81 Liga d-sale Sc 1nglobeaza, in
politicianismul steril din vechiul
Rcgat.
Daca gcneralul Aycrescu ar Il
fost un ON nou, daca partidul
d-sale si partizanii din guvernul
d-salc, ar Fl vent Gu alte idei 81
morayuri politice, la jcrtfa pc
care a facut-o partidul national
81 cclelalte particle, de-a uita, fe-
lul cum "a fost rasturnat guver-
null Vaida, ar ii trebuit Sc ras-
punda Gu indifercnta de cine con-
pune parlamentul 81 sal fie indi-
ferent daca senatorii 81 dcputatii
sunt partizanii d-salc sau nu
sunt.
Generalul Avercscu insa a fl.
rut dovada dc &c mentalitate po.
Utica are 'Liga d-salc 81 daca ri,
stnrnarea guvernului Vaida 81 di-
zolvarea parlamcntului, au adus
numai neajunsuri tarii, aus adus
81 IN folos; Tara 81 democrats
noua vor sti in viitoare1e aleger
Gu cine au de luptat.
(oPatraa" \,
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LONDRA, ~ Aprilie. : Tru
pele poloneze ;ihainteaza contra
rusilor bolsevissi in volhynia s.
Podoia. fns> fnlintarca lor ace.
ste trupe an Trims masini d.
sburat care au bombardat ora.
sui Kiev, omof1had zece persoan,
81 .ranind Il, spune o depesa
prin telegrafia fara fir data diu
Moseova. .
Generalul Wfangel. fruntasul
anti-bolsevist, care comandeaza
armata din sudasl Rusici "A ataca,
fortelc sovictht din Crimeia in
acelas timp cill d .inceput ofen-
siya poloneza, ispune dcpesa
din Constantindpol, care a fos.
primita All.
Gcneralul Wrangel spune ca a
batut grav Pc bolsevisti, luindu.
lie o multime de prisoneri.
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pentru a trecc la 1ucru imediat
ci pentru dizolva odata GU par.
lamcntul, democratia noua. NJ
inc ALLAN numai in fata unci dizol
vari parlamentare, ci he aflam
in fata dorintei de "a dizolva de.
mocratia, de impresura rindu-
rile nouilor deputati, eel dintii
iesiti liberi din yointa poporului
Gel putin partidul national, maj
mutt dccit toatc celclalte part;.
dc din bloc. a facut cea mai su,
prema jertfa pc care poate sd @
faca un partid, .cind dupa ras.
turnarca d-lui Vaida, in loc ca
sd porneasca, dupa cum sc procc-
da alta data i'm yechiul Regat, Q
campanic, contra noului guvern,
STA delcgat, la dorinta d-lui &c.
neral Averescu, dol miniStrii, a
temperat 81 pc celelalte particle
din bloc, numai ell scopul ca par
lamcntul sa-si poata continue O.
pera inccputa.
Part;dul nationaD care, fusese
direct lovit dc oligarchie, prin
inlaturarea d-lui" Vaida della Con.
ferinta pacii eel dintiiu mare
ardclean pc care-l dadca Transit
vania politicei extcrne romincsti,
- a facut acest pas, in folosul 0.
PEREZ parlamcntarc, GU riscul
char de fl acuzat de lipsa de
curaj, de partid care vrea sa fie
pereptuu la putcre, de parthl
care-Si schim!ba atitudinea della
= ri la alta, astazi manifsstindu-
ti ncmultumirea dc razbunarca
guvernului Vaida, milne promi-
tilid concursul guvcrnuaui Ave.
rescu. Toate aceste acuze s'all
aruncat partidului national 81 pre-
sci lui, numai pentru ca, inchi-
zind ochii la nimicirea opcrei lui
Naida, voia ca parlamentul sd
treaca la votarea unor lcgi ur-
gente pentru tara, la ratificarca
tratatclor de pace, considerind
ca fara infAptuirea Tor, dizolva,
rea parlamentului ar Fl in detri
mentul tarii.
Oar, inca odata, politicianismul
din rechiul Regat, nu a putut III
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OLIGARCfIA D|ZOLvA PARLAMENTUL..

Nu s'a implinit nici o luna de
zile dc cind oligarchia a rastur-
nat guvernul 81 oligarchia disol-
va paflamentul.
Gu toata lipsa de inlcgalitatc,
cu toata lipsa de patriotism Gu
care guyernul Averescu intrerup
sese opera d-lui Naida Alexandra
la conferinta pacei, ell toata lar
ga 81 vadita tentativa a regimu-
lui vechili de a sc mcntine inca
lovind pc neaSteptate Democratic
noua, cilDd trecuse la lucru, asa
dar, ell toate acele procedee ale
unei lumi apuse, care nu mai ca
dreaza cu zilele de renasterc po-
Utica ale Rominici, - fostul gu.
vcrn, imprcuna Gu partidele din
bloc, sc resemnase, sc infrinase 81
hotarisc sd sprijine uncle pro-
iectc ale guvcrnului. Nu mai tir-
ziu, ci in zilclc din urma, prcsa
guvernului ca illsasi inregistrase
atitudinea accstor particle, ca S a
schimbat III sensul ca nu va lua
atitdudine ostila fata de guvern
in parliament 81 ca in dorinta de-
mocratici noua, ca Isl jertfeste
cele mai scumpc idealuri ale eli,
pentru a inlcsni guvernului, ca
pc Gale parlamentara, reprezen-
tantii legal al poporului, sa
treaca odata la lucru, sd della
turc politica de partid 81 sa puma
mai presus de cae nevoilc imedi-
ate ale nealnului.
Democratic noua, in frunte GU
partidul national, Isl dadea sea-
ma, cinl facea aceasta jertfa, Cd
rezolvarca' problcmelor externe
este iiltrcrupta, Cd, inlauntrul
tarii, orasele sunt congestionate
dc neajunsuri care trebuiesc ime-
dat inlaturate 81 ca la tara, du-
pa cum spus I'm senator taran,
8 filceput ciocirlia sd cinte 81 ta-
ranii inca II 'au fost instapiniti pc
palninturile care le revin.
Oar oligarchia nu a vrut sd in
teleaga aceasta suprema jertfa pc
care o faceau partidele democra-
tice. IA l,u fusese impinsa Ia
gnvern, de toate partidele vechi,
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ENGLISH ACASA,

Sc aruncam o privire scurta asu.
pra Engliterei insasi. In Englitera
stapinii Imperiului, m:cul grip ca
rc are direct sau indirect in mini.
le lui puterea 81 averea guvernului
So afla pentru prima CARA in isto-
ria lui confruntata de coniuctie
Gle forte puternice carl sunt hotari-
ii nu numai sd remedieze ncaiun-
surile mai mari sau mai mic; ci SC
mature Gu totul presentul sistem
de guvernamint al castclor. cu toa-
&c traditiiIe lor 81 clasele lor difari-
tc 81 sal inlocuieasca prin domnia
unui proletariat trezit 81 agrcsiv.
Aceasta visul urit care va tur-
bura existenta placuta de pima a.
cum Cecililor 81 Balfourilor 81
ajutorii lor ca George, Asquits,
Greys, Smiths 81 Carson. Aceasta c
amenintarea, primejdia appropriate
care poate pentru un scurt timp
vor refine clasele stapinitoare de a
usa puterea lor martina de opri
America Sc ajunga la pietele lumei,
Gu scopul ca sd lc tina pentru eli,
asa cum cred ca trebuesc tinute, Gu
totul pc seama Engliterei.
Cele trei Uniuni mari ale Engli-
terei = Minerii, Lucratorii della
caile ferate 81 Lucratorii de Trans
port, acum Ger nationalizarea tutu-
lor minelor de carbuni ale Marei
Britanii, 81 Robert Smile, frunta-
sui ior extraordinar, zis in Con
grcsul recent al Muneitorilor Ia
Glasgow, ca aceasta nu Sc inten-
tioncaza Sc fie sfirsitul programu-
lui ci numai un pas in calca de a
schimba toate formcle activitatii
industrialc.
Rasboinl condus dc fruntasii da-
clor stapinitoare englcse au destep.
tat massele englese la realizatiunea
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LONDRA, % April. = Nosptea
trecuta au avut loc mai multe tul-
burari GU ocazia demonstratiunei
facute de Sim Feineri In fata in.
chisoarei Wormwood Scrabb, ca
protestare impotriva detinerei ares.
tantilor politici earl s'au pus in
greva de foaine.
Dcmonstratori anti Sinn Feineri
au lovit GU petre preotii carl reel
teau mataniile.
Au fost ciocniri numeroasc. Sa-
sc persoane au fost rsnite in lupta
pentru posesiunea unui drapel de
Sim Fcincr.
Politia a atacat pc demonstra-
tori, folosind ciomegele fars pSrti.
nire 81 demonstrantii au fost risi.
pitt.
Icri dupa amiaza au fost liberati
sasc prizonieri carl s'au pus in
greva sd nu msnince. .
Ministrul de razboi Churchill, in
o scrisoare catre parliament a zis Cd
fortelc britanice in Irlauda se com
pun din 36,847 oameni 81 40 dc
tancuri.
Motiunea lui 7. p. O'Connor. de
a Sc ridica sedinta ca o protestare
lmpotriva tratamentului prizonie.
rilor din inchisoarea Wormwood
Scrubb a fost respinsa prin 147
yoturi contra 81 So pentru.