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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
PO STOPACH KRADEZE
BONDU FIRST NATIONAL
BANKY.
Kofist odvezena byla do
CHICAGO.

tektivov6 "a pomoci mlad6ho
zrizence First National Banky
Sc snazi V Chicagu, vypatrati
bandou zlodeiG, chysta Sc zdei-
81 policie k zatceni jineho
mladika pro spoluvinu pri u
kradeni bondH V Gene $4,000
dolarG, ktere bylo minuly ty-
den spachano. Oba mladici Wy
pravovali uradGm, ze osudny
baliCek pravymi bondy po|
diva dny byl zakopdn ma prdzd-
nGm lotu ma Detroit Ave. po-
blize Bonneview Ave. V Lake
wood. Jeden z mladikG dostal
.odm6nou "a spolupraci bondu
"a $1,000, kter6 byly jiz bance
vraceny.
Ia vyslachu doznali, re pred
n6kolika tydny prisel Chica-
oa do Clevelandu jiny mladik,
ienz Sc dostal do banky "a po-
slicka a posledn6iSi pfivezl S
qebou jest6 ctvrteho, as 19le-
t6ho hocha, jenz prevail ulo-
hu prodavace novin ma Euclid
Ave. nedaleko bankovniho
vchodu. Move prichozi hoSi "a
hy Sc seznamili mladiky V
bance liz po tfi roxy zam6st-
nanYmi. V den kradeze vysla-
nj bvli oba mladi zrizenci s
balickem bondn, adresovanym
do Toleda, ma postu. Hosi OBJ
sab vybrali, balicek opatfili
novou peGeti a odeslali. Mladik
2 Chicago odnesl lup do bytu a
zakopal jei. Rano pax pracoval
| v bance jak obycejne.
Y Toledo obdrzeli dopis ar
! ci bez bondu a domnivali Sc,
#e tyto pTijdou We zvlastnim
balicku a tim Sc prOzrazeni
qm6l6ho kousku prodlouzilo o
Ir6kolik dni. Kdyz lup vySel
ma sv6tlo, vvzvedl bankovni
nosliGek bondy 2 ullrytu dal
ie mladikovi, ienz prodaval
ma rohu novinv. tento pax S nj
raj odiel do Chicago. kde lie
natrn6 prodal. Do Clevelandu
"ak pfisel.s s podivnou historic,
- bondy prodal "a $4,000 q
ieden bond re mu zbvl. ZbV-
vaiici bond a $4,000 mel byti
rodil urGony bankovnim zTi-
7oncnm. "a nekolik dni pfiSli
madeline deti y Chicago s iinou
novidaCkou, re ]eden Glen zlo-
daiske handy Chicagu byl
7atGen ze Jest nezbytno So
hnati $4,000 ma nutnou "a
ruku. aby propulsion byl ma
evobodu zde NELL pfisp6ti o.
ina clevelandSti spoleGnici OBJ
drzen1m podilem $4,000. Stalo
50 talk, nacez oba chicazsti
mladici ihned odieli "vybeilo-
vqti" spoleGnika samo sebou
Sc rozumi. ze Sc vice nevrdtili
Jest-li naSi dptaktivove oba
sooluvinnikv Y ChicaEu polani
a zda Mich v neilopsim pfi-
rade v6hec r6co naidou, jest
arci otazkou casu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04

zitost. Martin B. Daily, presi-
dent East Ohio Gas Co. prohla-
suje zcela otevrene, re soudni
vyrok vynesany V mas nepro-
speech zarazf kazde dalSi pou-
zivani pfirodniho plynu nejen
V Clevelande, ale i V jinych me-
stech Ohia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
OPILY STRAZNfK A POL
NACELNfK.

Policejni s6f Frank w.
Smith dopadl osobne policejni-
ho straznika Adama Buklada,
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REAL ESTATE WaNTF0

WANTED-To RENT or s-Roorr
W house, desirable locality. nrefo.
one or Two years lease. Can 6S14
aprl5-St.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

OTICE-PURSUANT TO A CALI
IN Of the Republican State Committee
a Primary Election will be held, undei
the authority and directions Of tbs
County Committee of the Republican
Party, Of New Castle county, on Satur-
day, April II, 1870, between the hours
of ] and o'clock, in the afternoon, al
the following named places, FOR the se-
lection Of delegates and alternates 10 a
State Convention OF the Republican
Party, to be held IN Dover. on the 10th
of April 1920, and for the selection OF
a county committee, to serve FOR four
years.
The said committee consists OF one
member from each Election District in
the city Of Wilmington and three mem
bers in each Election District in New
Castle county, outside Of said city. Dele
gates and alternates to the said conven-
tion have been apportioned and elections
will be held in the city OF Wilmington,
First ward-Polling place, s12 Wash
Second ward--Pollins place, 42e But
tonwood st.
Third ward-Polliug place, 7Oo West
Fourth st.
Fourth ward-Polling place, sis East
Fifth Ward. 1st, End, srd Election
Districts--S. Il. Corner Seventh and JEFF
AZ. 9TH. 9Th Election Districts-7Oi
9Th, sth Election Distriets-lsoo West
Eighth st.
9th. 10th Election Districts-N. z. Cor.
Eighth and Jefferson Sts.
nth, 18th, 18th Election Districts-3l0
W. Ninth st.
i4th Election District-Howland ana
Clayton SITS.
tricts-i04 Il. Seventh st.
3rd, 5th Election Districts--sf0 French
st
4th, 9Th Election Distrlcts-ls2o King
ith. sth Election Districts-l22s Wal
Seventh ward, 1st, End, Srd, 4th. 9th
Election Districts-S. T. Cor. Eleventh
and West Sts.
9Th: 7th, sth. Election Districts-N. h.
Cor Tenth and Monroe SITS.
9th, 10th, i1th Election Districts
Pennsylvania Ave. and Franklin st.
18th, 18th, i4th, 18th, 10Th Election Dis (
tricts-1G20 Delaware Ave.
18th, 18th, II Election Distriets-lsS6 !
Ai9sGiH aotb. i sist end. 2srd, 24th Election
Distriets-14is Riverview Ave.
23rd Election District-5 Rockford |
Eighth Ward. LIST, 2nd. srd Election
Districts-612 T. Seventh st.
4th. 7th, Sth, 9th Election Districts
y. Il. Cor Ninth and Lombard Sts.
9TH. 9Th 10th. 1fth Election Districts
Ninth Ward, LIST, 2nd. 3fd Election
Districts-1517 Claymont st.
4th, 5th, 9Th, 9Th, Sth, 9th Election Dis
tricts-4 Vandever Ave.
10th, 11th. 18th. 18th, 14th Election Dis
and West Sts.
18th, 10th, 18th Election Districts-2sOo
ST.
18th, 10Th, 2oth, ,2lst Election Districts
216 W. 18th st.
Tenth Ward, 1st, 2nd, 3rd 4th Election
Districts-t119 W. Fourth st.
5th 9Th, 7th, Sth, 9th, 10th Election
S. Van Buren st.
Eleventh Ward, LIST. End, 3rd. 4th, 5th,
ith Election Districts-s0S Maryland Ave.
Twelfth Ward, list, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th,
,th, 9TH, Sth 9th, 10th. 11th Election Dis
.ricts-229 n. Broome st.
In New Castle county, outside the city
" Wilmington, the polling places Will
De the same as those Of the last election,
is designated by law.
Only persons who are known to be Re
,ublicans and believe in the principles
Il the Republican party and endorse It's
policies shall be entitled to vote.
l.. HEISLER BALL, Chairman.
Attest: HAROLD CRBAMER, Secretary.
apr15-17.
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LIFE AND CH,R,CTER READING
APRIL IS.


The governing sign of this bilrthdate
is Aries, the governing planet Mars.
We have hero a nature strong in
opinions and inclined TO bigotry in re-
ligion. He adopts any cause with such
ardent spirit that he makes every one
around him miserable and antagonizes
rather than attracts By his extreme
methods.
lie is snpersensitive to outside influ-
ences and given 10 great extremes OF
feeling and emotions.
All this should be mastered because
many strong qualities win give mas
terry Of many people and events.
Think before yon act is the motto
that should govern this person.
Dressmdkers. apprentices and mil
liners viii find plenty Of work BY sd-
yeriising through The Want ADS.
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BUSINESS OPpORTI-NTTTFS-

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RO1D BUSINESS COLLEGE STU-
- dents hold positions psving a. hics
as Sloo per month. Mrs. Munson enrolled
april !, learned the principles Of STEM
ography In one hour and took q 52O new
word dietation April 9, reading ii bacI..
otners nave done as we'll EnroIlment
now means position this summer nav
ana night sessions. Terms TO suit Won.
Dr Dr. y. l.. Cross, 9o1 Washington st. Phone
.o-I. aprl5-6t.
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE.
~ subject 20 the usual conditions. will
be received at the Office Of the Director OF
rurchase, General Supplies Branch, Room
Las, Munitions Building, Washington. d.
T., until 10 A. NJ, April "a, 1920. for 4$.3si
caskets and shipping cases.
9, proDosals for wooden caskets, metallic
uhed. an metal caskets or composition cas-
kets under manufacturers own designs and
specifications, will be considered
Al caskets must be air and water tipht.
. Deliveries win be a determining factor
rate of 1900 monthly until com pletion. be
ginning July LIST, 1920
Each proposal must be accompanied bv
a completely finished, full-sized sample ami
and specifications
Bidders are Invited to be present at
opening. mar5l-apr1-14-15.
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). HENRY WRIGHT,
april 22-29. Treasurer.
NOTICE OF ANIMAL MEETING OF
~ ALLIS CHALMERS NANUFAC-

NOTICE OF ANIMAL MEETING OF
~ ALLIS CHALMERS MANUFAC-
TURING co.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of this corporation will be held on the
sixth day Of May 1920, at II o'clock
noon, at the Office of the corporation,
dupont Building, Wilmington, Delaware.
for the purpose Of eiecting board of
directors f2r the consideration and vote
upon the approval and ratification Of the
report OF the President Of the corpora
tiOn and Of all accounts, contracts, acts,
bylaws, proceedings, elections and ap-
p0intments Of the board of directors, ex
ecntiye committee and the officers Of the
corporation, since the last annual meet
ing OF the stockholders, and for The
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
In accordance with the laws of the State
Of Delaware, no stock can be voted on
which has been transferred on the books
OF the corporation within 20 days next
preceding this election.
H. WOODLAND, Secretary.
Dated April Is, 1920. apri5-22-29
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

INoR Rents. W. CORNER THIRD
and Market streets. third and fourth
nloors, for clothing manufacturing: size
oo1zl Ieet Apply s26 Jefferson st.
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VyyAxrED-A> AssiSTANT GARD
w eacr. Cau Bell Phone 52s. apri5-.t
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

EoR SALE-s00 POUNDS STEAM
Il hammer; lot extra dies and sledges;
2i-inch blower, s-inch outlet; lot blast
pipe snvlls, sledges, forming tools, three
Hickman, f03 Jefferson St. Phone 4723 w.
aprl0-eol-N
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FOR SALE

EoR sALE -BAERooM CONTENTS.
4 Phone 323l aprl42..
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: BUSINESS NOTICE.

IF YOUR ROOF NEEDS REPAIRING,
Il see A. Spain. Experienced men. Tin,
tar aud Stag roofing. 1i5 Madison st.
Phone 4662-W. apr6-1yr.
CCHAFER & wHITKowSKI-CAR
~ penters aud jobbers. Window screens
and screen doors. 2J15 Market st.
Phone 1852. apr5-lm.
TN ERROR AND EXTERIOR PAINT
L ing. grazing, reasonably done by
roxtOw A EmIn is. 1926 Washington
street. Phone 6955-w. aprl-1m.
DAPERHANGISG, DECORATING,
i reasonably done by Foxtow e. EN-
msts, 1896 Washington st. Phone
GJ55-W. aprl-lm.
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HELP MsNTEp-MALE

WANTED TWO I.ABoRERs: MUST
" know how 10 zig. Apply Jullans.
200 =. Firth ST. apri5is.
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PIANO TUNING.

DIANo TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
and promptly. K. W. Driscoli. 5I3 VI
s'ghtn st. Phone tol3-W. feb26-tr
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES IN TI1N.
~ ing and repairing. All work guarau-
teed. Player work a speciality. Esti-
mates given without charge Work done
Immediately. II. j. ANON.
mar29-1ys- T.. Third st. Phone o7G0
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II. WOODLAND, Secretary.
Dated April 10, 1920. apri5-22-29
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-DEsK ROOM IN BrsI-
IL ness Office; all convenisnces Ameri-
can Travel Club, 200 W. Ninth st.
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WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE Ry
w May 1, for two month. Or Ion,e-.
best or references. Phone 6522-J. or +,
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HOTELS.

CROP AT THE ANNEX HOTEL. EAST
- Fourth street Good rooms with hot
water beat. tub and shower baths $40.
IS and - weekly; single beds 35c. See.
To- = Open day and night sprl-iy-.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

1918 Buick Little -Four" Touring
1917 Mitchell Roadster
1918 Chevrolet Roadster
1913 Buick Touring.
1917 Maxwell Touring.
1919 Overland Touring
1917 Ford Roadster.
1917 Ford Touring
1917 Ford Truck
1917 Ford Coupe
1919 Stewart Truck
The above cars may be boIght 1.-THE
NATIONAL WAY 4 new monthly pav-
nlent plan. IL helps sou help yourself
Act quick Open cveniros - o o'clort
See Mr. RATrTncr.
decS-1-r TURN HALL So2-0S Trench n
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roR SALE

Atiik bnsiness-4oo-quart route. in
thriving town IN Southeastern Pennsyl-
vania. Business has grown 800 per cent
IN past live years and makes 4 gross
profit Of SO every day. No real compe-
fitiou and still opportunity for growth.
A real proposition FOR live man n
you doiAt hayc much money but plenty
OF nerve and the stuf that spells "Set
there well talk business Write ct
once This wiz 20 quickly Address
So E-srils Iourrs' Oicc sprr3-5.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

WANTED-A DETACHED Or SEMI
" detached house, or s rooms. cor
ner property preferred; must be modern
IN every detail, with garage or room for
saIase; Please give price and descrip-
apr10-6t.
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NOTICES

Place your order for awnings now
Estimates given: work guaranteed
W. s. WILLIAMS.
Phone 1s9S- W S2S Washington 81.
apr1-1ni.
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,ranIMENrs TOR KENI

t'Ok RBNT-SMALL APARTMENT
= and rooms. Phone Ge36. apris- -St.
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GALE or STOCK TO PAY ASSESS

GALE OF STOCK TO PAY ASSESS
- MENT.
Frank J. Tanning, subscriber and
holder Of so shares OF the preferred
capital stock Of the par value Of Sl00
each, Of Tybon Company, corporation of
the State OF Delaware, having failed TO
pay the call upon his stock, being the bal
ance thereof remaining unpaid, which
was properly assessed thereon by the
directors Of said company, TO wit: $50
per share, In sum, $500, at the time
when such payment was due, the said di-
rectors hereby give notice that they
VIII sell, at public sale, at the Office of
the Corporation Trust Company, No. Z
West Tenth street, Wilmington, Dela-
ware, at 1 O'Clock +. NJ, on Thursday,
the sixth day OF May, 1920. the said fifty
shares Of preferred stock OF Tybon Com
nany, or such part thereof as will pay
the said. call or assessment, with interest
and expenses.
s HENRY WRIGHT,
apr15- 22-29. Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

E'ok RENT-FRoM JUNE ! TO oC-
tober l, semi detached corner bouse
Ynn eIY ,,, looms, bath, two porches, garace /:
Evening journal Office. a5SS4lst DO
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
REGISTERS : GREER.

ESTATE OF WALTER j. JOHNSON
II SIR. DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby. given that Letters o.
Administration, upon the estate of Walter
J. johnson, So, late OF Wilmington hun
dred, deceased, were duly granted unto
Equitable Trust Company, on the twenty
fourth day Of March, A. ID. 1890 and an
persons indebted TO the said decea sed arc
requested to make payment to the admin
istrator without delay and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
required to exhibit and present the same.
duly probated, to the said Administer,
tor on or before the twenty fourth day
OF March, A. ID. 1877, or abide by the law
iD this behalf
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator.
Address Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

DEFINING Ay2IL II. 1920 SATUR-
- day morning. $50 o'clock, passen-
ger bus will start Tor Claymont aud all
points between; schedule will be estab-
lished according 10 rubiic's require
merts aprij-2t.
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APARTMENTs MA.lTEn

A PARTNIENT WANTED BEFORE
A May !, four or five unfurnished
rooms; modern coDveniences; must be
desirable location; two adults; refer
ence furnished. Address W-19. Evening
Journal Office, or Phone dupont CO.
OZSl. aprI2-tf
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

foR RENT - BUNGALOW, SIX
rooms and bath, electric light sn1
gas, until July 70; reasonable te-1s.
possession az once. Phone 30. betwee,,
p anu CLOCK, or see W. Ii. Nelson.
-.-ooAslue ave. Brack-Ex. apr14-6t.
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HOUSE PAINTING,

JAMES kEENAN-HOUSE PANT
- ing, graining and glazing. Estimates
carefully furnished. 1901 West Sixfeentb
st. Phone 7492-W. mar9-1vr
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UpHOLS STERISG

pARLOR AND LEATHER FURNI-
ture our specially: material sun
pied; reasonable prices; work guar
anteed. Prompt delivery. n. Y. In
holstery Co, 725 Madison ST. aug19-frr.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

FOR RENT-APARTMENT. THREE
rooms and bath, pantry, porch, hot
water heat, new. 102 w. Eighteenth ST.
aprlf-5t.
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REAL EsTATE-F0R oE>7I3

t'ok HENI-SroRE, ia W. ForRrF,
street. Apply Vim. II. Gibbons, Inc
Ninth and Orange Sts. sorf,'taa an0-'
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BUSINESS GARD,

RAGs. PAPERS. METALS, FURNITURE.
~ mems clothing, junk. Higness price,
~. Frankei, 1of Madison St. y. a A PAou.
eno n hns-6
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT
Il room. III Rooney st. apr14-2t
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HOUsis sUR aNi

EoR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED
Il room. s5I Nauison st. aprl3-it-
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\VASrE;'D--si.A..,SSs ...,Ss For s'nSs SaSS"AL Sas,r n
Giandinr. ci5 King ST. aprio-si
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L'XAMINATIoN FOR CERTIFIED
II PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CERTI-

IL PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CERTI-
FTCATL.
Notice is HEREBY given ta whom it-Inay
concern that melting OF the Delaware
State Board Of Ac0ountancy;- will be held
at the office OF Peter r. Wright. Room
$40 Equitable Building, Wilmington,
Delaware. on May 18th and 18th, 1920, at
1890 A. NJ, for the purpose of examin-
ing applicants for certificates Of Certi-
ncd Public Accountant, under Act Of the
General Assembly Of Delaware
Applicants desiring 10 take this exam
inatiun should file notice Of their inten-
tion with the President, on or before
May !. 1870.
PETER T. WRIGHT.
President State Board Of Accountancy.
aprIf-3t.
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TyPEwRFTERs.

VYpEwRI ERs RENTED - THREE
4 months. 500. Rental appiiel on
purchase Soil $500 monthly. Type
writer's repalre !. Roya. Typewriter
Agency. Typewriter Exchange, con
floor. n. W. Cor. Seventh aud Market
SITS aug2--tt
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sPIRIIUALIsT NOTICE

ETRsr PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
n lists Church. 9O6 West st. Services
Sunday evening, $50 o'clock. afessagss
by Mr.. Dorwart. Skeptics invited. an
welcome. anrfh- q
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mrs.r w.>TED-AlALE.

VXyANTED->CAn WASHER APPLY
w al rnc>. 5iT shipley St nprl5-2t
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SANITARY WORKER

w J. WINCHESTER, I11s r ST
w. Odorless excavating. When vou
want your cessp0ols cleaned, phone
aooz-N. feb2-1yr.
M X. KELTER is STILL, AT
Al. Fourth and West SITS. Now is the
time to have your, wells cleaned. Phone
oIlo. june H-1yr.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

protection on our own coast" he said
las long as we maintain control of the
sea as far as surface craft are con-
cerned, there can be no fear of the
enemy establishing submarine bases in
the western hemisphere"
Sims went on to say the anti ubma-
rine war would be won II the enemy
could be forced or led into "diverting
part of his submarine effort to the Unit
ed States coast, or to any other area
distant from the critical area surround
ing the coast Of France and the United
Kingdom"
REPEATS CRITICISM
ON DESTROYERS.
Sims today repeated his criticisms that
the navy department was slow to act
on his requests for destrOyers.
"The repeated promises of the depart
ment to supply additional forces at def
mite times were not kept" he said, "and
I often found myself seriously embar-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
3u1jana Aaitn Dimes

raised in dealing with the allies be-
cause, acting upon the information fur
nished by the department, arrangements
had been made for the disposition OF
these new forces, which involved rear
rangement of allied forces, and these
could not be made because of the failure
of the new forces to arrive"
Replying to Sims demand that the
American coast be stripped, Secretary
Daniels cabled that 1.-The future posi-
ton of the United States must in no
way be jeopardized by a disintegration
Of our main fighting fleet" according
to a cable from the secretary read by
Sims.
other official cables read showed that
Sims opposed the project for building
a mine barrage in the North sea. which
the navy department later carried out
over the opposition of British naval ex-
perts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

schools and stores closed. The peasants
STAYED off starvation by sneaking -four
and vegetables from Warsaw. after the
Germans took the town from the Rus
slams in 1915.
When the Germans left they robbed
the wool mill of every scrap of copper
and brass.
During the Russian occupation the
farms were seized and there has been no
farming and no industry in or near
Mark for five years.
The English owner of the mill is in
England trying to raise money to reopen
the plant. Even if he is successful it
will he months before Mark is able to
support itself.
In the meantime-women and their
babies are starving and the men are be-
coming too weak from hunger to help
them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
SIMS ASKS AID
FROM HOOVER IN
NAVAL INQUIRY
Senators to Question Wars
Food Chief on Reported
Peril of Allies.
HEARD AGAIN

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Herbert
be asked to testify in behalf of Rear
Admiral W. s. Sims before the senate
naval affairs committee Investigating the
Daniels Sims controversy. Sims today re-
quested the committee to call Hoover
and Chairman Hale stated he would be
called to testify Saturday.
Sims wants Hoover to corroborate his
testimony regarding the desperate situa-
ton of the allies when America entered
the war. He said Hoover first gave him
the first realization of the possible de
feat of the allies, during a conference in
London shortly after he arrived.
CLASH WITH DANIELS
ON COAST SHIPS.
Sims today made the disclosure that
in June, 1917, he urged Secretary Daniels
to completely strip the American coast
of "seagoing protection" and transfer
the ships to British waters. Daniels
testimony showed. refused to entertain
the suggestion. In a cable TO Daniels
Sims said:
Il fully realize the shortsightedness
of public opinion and its effect on the
distribution of our forces, but the fact
remains that We could we'll afford 70
strip our coast of seagoing protection
and concentrate it all in the critical
area on this side of the OCEAN
Ten days later, finding his suggestion
still unheeded, Sims sent another mes
sage to Daniels. again urging that Amer
lean ships be transferred to European
waters.
Il again submit that if the allied
campaign is TO be viewed as q whole
there is no necessity for any high sea
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
POLES ARE TOO
WEAK TO WORK
Famine Hits Small Towns
Severely, Says Zoe Beckley.
BY ZOE BECKLEY.

BY ZOE BECKLEY.
WARSAW, March 11.-Polish suffering
is greatest in the smaller towns, where
absolute famine relgns.
Mark is a typical starvation swept viii
lage. 1t was established by an English
man who. built a wool spinning mill
thirty five years ago. There were 10000
residents in 1914 when the Russians cap
tured Mark.
The wool supply was seized and the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
SLEEPS NINETEEN DAYS.

DENVER, March 11.-Richard Neukirk,
17-year-o1d farmer boy, is slowly awaken.
ing after a nineteen days sleep in hos
pital here. Neukirk is said TO be the
first person in the United States to
suffer with sleeping sickness" without
first undergoing Influenza.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

Perfection Butter-GlOssbrenner's.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26
AL.RORDE.DE.LANIDA
S8 BS1Rl8s sz8ka8
PARA VIVIR FELICES

la separation. por las desgracias de aque
Hos a quienes amamos y alguna vez
tambien por su inclination hacia ell
NAL 81 para evitar todo este quereis
concentrates en- vosotras mismas, ha.
Ger de vue5tra satisfaction personal
ell obje;o de todos vuestros esfuerzos,
imponer silencio a vuestro corazon
icreis que podeis ser felices asi?.
Seguramente estareis garantidas contra
ciertos riesgos; pero 6que alegrias os
quedaran?. -. LAS del espiritu? ES,
tas os sonreiran sin duda, sidldo CO.
mo son las mas inalterables pero no con
tets mucho con elias: tienen esencialmen
te su origen EN- el coraz6n, pues NADIA
hay grande nj durable que no haya 81
do inspirado por el, y 81 os haceis sor
dos a sus impulses es muy probable que
las mas bellas obras no lleguen emo
cionaros
Ten'sis a los ingratos, me direis per
donadles y estad seguras que sereis mas
felices que ellos en- vuestra abnegaci6n
y en- vuestro olvido de vosotras mis-
mas, porque habreis conocido de Ia vida
10 meior y mas elevado que EN- ella hay:
la dicha de amar y de tehor carino.-G.