davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
Anglicania vynash n&boj, ktory
prerazi najsilnejsiu ocel'.

Londyn, %. Jan. Anglicka
valeena namorna flotta dosial'
povazovana bola "a najsilnejsiu
ma svete. Toto svoje postavenie
zachova akiste "a dlh6 easy este,
lebo ako sa odtial oznamuje, ang-
licki inzinieri vynasli taky ma
BOZ, ktory prerazi cez t6 najhrub-
siu a najsilnsjsiu pancierovn d
col. Keby tento na6oj boli nah
po6as vojny, tax nerAeckeho va.
leeneho lod'stya nebolo BY costa
10 ami zbl'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
sLovENsKEJ vEREJNosTI.

Tymto sa rarejn jne Osvedcujem,
ze Informacna kancelaria Sloven-
skej Ligy, ktort ona ma zaria-
dit Bratislave ma Slovensku,
je este ME v Ginnosti, lebo jej
spravca, p. Ignac Gessay, je este
medzi nami v Amerike odce-
stuje. ably ju zariadil spravoval
len koncom tohto mesiaca. Zpra-
WI, OIL adom zatykaGa rev. dr..
prof. Jozefa Rudinskeho a jeho
spolocnikov, rozposlal som bez
poznamky ia gedakcie sloven-
skych casopisov V Amerike ma W.
slovnn ziadost' lnformacnej kan
celarie V Bratislave, ktora bola
zalozena este vtedy, ked.' zaria-
den inasej este >ani reel nebolo.
kancelaria tato ME je lsalicelariou
Slovenskei Ligy ME je vydrzia-
vana Slovenskou Llgou preto
ssetky tie zlomy>el ne. insinuacie,
nadavky obvinovania ktore D..
HnSefS v ros'ednom elsie "Jed-
noty' ma Slovensku Ligu spustiI.
zrodily sa V jeho zlomysel mel
hlave, IA zavadzanie sIovenskej
verejnosti na rozEitie Sloven-
skej Ligy.
Ma osobne urazky, ktorlch sa
p. Husek svojich poznamkach
pri uverejnenf mnou rozposIanej
zpravy dopustil, nerefklektujem,
lebo nadavat' bryzgat' grobia-
nit potrafi kazdt mad 'arsky pa
holok tax al ''myslienkovv vod-
ca p. HuSek. Inace uist 'ujem
kaZdeho roduverneho SIovaka a
Slovenku, re som 81 nplne pove-
domI mojich povinnosti, ktore al
vzdor terorizovaniu p. HuSeka
Verne pint budem a vykonam al
V budncnosti take sluzby, ktore
posldzia uprimnej cesko-sloven-
skej vzajomnosti a celistvosti
Cesko-Slovenskej republiky, V
smysle programu Slovenskej Lii
gy.
Matus Gazdik,
tai. SlOy. Lipv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
DVAJA KRAJANI ZABITf
VLAKOM.

Youngstown, %. jan. = Peter
Seda a Vincent Hajdik, obaja Z
Fast Youngstown, minul6ho pom
delku prejdeni boil vlakom ma
kol 'ajniciach B. and 0. drahy,
pod Market st. mostom a zave-
zenf do mestskej nemocnice, kde
ale obaja zomreli. Ked' precha-
dzali kol'ajnice, jachsly tadisl'
dva vlaky ! oni videi len jeden,
TAX ze nsst 'astiu nemohli vybndt' !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
Clenstvo komunistickei strane
znaci deportovanie.

Washington, 90. jan. Mini
ster prace Wilson stanovil, ze pri-
sldchanie ku komuhistickei strane
v Amerike je protidstavne ma
zaklade toho vlada kazdeho Gu
dzinca, prisluchajuceho do tel
strany deportuje odkial' prisiel.
Slovaci, ktori do tejto strany pri-
slilchate, povSimnite 81.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
Pol'sko mobilizuje proti bolsevi.
kOm.

Varsava, q. jan. - Pol sky ka-
binet podpisal mobilizaGne maria
denie. Pol'ska vlada rozhodla sa
ma tom, ze povold dp zbrane pol
miliona i,u5ov n6slcdkom toho,
ze bolsevici pripravujl sa ma vse-
obecny ntok proti PoliAlom, Ito
~ ma byt' zahajeny ra jar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
K&ry neberu uz cestovatel 'ov ma
Square.

{ Youngstown, %. jan. Vset-
Ky kary, ktors dosavad braly ce-
stovatel'o ma Square, odteraz
berd cestovatel'ov ma koncoeh
Esss 1 west Federal ulie. Auto.
mobile ntsdzi 3. . (. hodinou pc-
poludhsj5ou zabrdnen6 majii po-
stavat Y t0nito okoE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
Gempers je 70-rocny.

Washington, 27. Jan. - Samuel
Gompers, predseda Americkej Fe-
deracie Prace vodca americke-
no robotnictva, dnes slavil svoje
70. narodeniny tuna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
ESTE PAR SLOW o VYSTAvE
sLovENsKYCH VYsIvIEK.

V minulom elsie nestacili sme
podat podrobnejsiu zpravu o w
stave slovenskych vysiviek, w.
drziavanej dna %. januara bu-
dove Y. w. G., A. pre- kratkost
casu, lebo for1ny casopisu boly uz
zatvarane. Dosavad' nepodarilo
sa nam dostat' mena nasich slo-
venskych dam, ktore daily VISTA.
Wit svoje krasne vysivane prace,
preto ami tato zprava nebude L.
pima. No 1fame, re nase danny si
spokojne vysledkom vystavy,
nakol 'ko ona zodpovedala 1plne
svojmu ncelu: blizsiemu pozna-
niu schopnosti nasho l'udu anne
rickou verejnost, ,ou. Vsetky ame-
ricke danny boly prekvapene mad
zrucnost 'ou a umeleckou schop-
most 'ou nasich zien a diev a mno-
he vyslovily svoic podivenie. Ke-
by niektora Slovenka teraz chy-
tila sa praktickej stranky nasich
umeleckych vysiviek a ,uviedla
ich ma trh vkusne pripravene ma
zenske, dievcenske a detske oble-
ky, SINE isti, ze by sa dopracovala
vel'keho dspechu. Slovenske W.
sivky dostaly sa uz ia trh v Pa.
rizi v New Yorku, kde sn veI'-
mi obi 'dbent pre- ich krasu barley
a iednoudchy umelecky styl to
kazda DANA vie, ze m6da je chyt-
lava. ~ .. ....-..'
-. sss~a. l. ,ss.
Ma zdare tejto vystavky vel Ike
zasluhy majd panic Scllromofska,
Vascakova, Friedmanova, Dola-
kova, tiez slecny Marienka Mar
tinkova a Marienka Rosinakova,
ktore obetovaly mnoho casu u
stavania. aby elm Wac vysiviek
bOlo vystavene. Pri stanku ma w
stave vysvetlenie davaly 81. Ma
rienka Martinko, 81. Marienka
Rosinak a panic |Schromofska a
Vascakova. Maly hodne prace S
davanim odpovedf ma otazky OBJ
divovatel'ov. Tato vystava nam
dokazala, ze kde sa nase danny do
nieeoho chytia, to sa musi vyda-
rit' Slava i'm "a to!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
INFLUENZA SfRI sA 20 /CE-
LYCH SPOJ. STATOCH.

IouHpStoWH, "a. JAN. - opd-
nielska Influenza siri sa az al po
nasom meste. Dosavad' ozname-
nych pripadov je vyse $50, $ oko-
10 10 smrtnymi padmi. GO sa ale
povazuje "a Milky pocet.
Y Chicagu, kde minuleho tvz-
dna tato choroba zacala sa vel'-
mi slrit', tohfo tyzdna uz upada-
va a zdravotne drady udavaju, ze
je hplne pod 'kontrolou. Ma to
nliesto v New Yor ku vypukla ce-
lou silou, kde kazdodenne ma nu
ochorie 1000 l'udi. Influenza do
stala sa az do Clevelandu, kde
je okolo 800 padov onemocnenia.
Ale vsade je badatel'ne, ze smrt-
ne pady me sti tax caste, ako mi
nuleho roku. Influenzove bacile
s1 vraj ME tax slime tohto roku,
ako tomu bolo >lanskeho roku,
preto obecenstvo je upozornova-
ne, ably nemalo vel'ky strach
tejto epidemic. Dosavad' v celych
Spojenych Statoch nemocne ma
influenza je $1,000 l'ndi.
Kto sa chce ochranit cd influ-
enzi, mech zachovava tieto zdra-
votne predpisy:
Chod tie pesi do prace.
Strante sa l'udf, ktori kychajti
a kasln.s
Umyte 81 ruky pred jedenfm.
arzujfe sa.na slnku ked amoz-s
Neutierajte sa do jedneho spo-
locneho uteraka. To rozsiruje
choroby.:
Ked' kaslete alebo kychate, "a
kryte 81 nos dsta satkou.
Nechod tie ia, kde je moe l'udf.
Radsej sa prechadzajte ma Ger
stvom povetrf, ako by ste sli sa
zabavat' medzi l'udi. -
Spanok je potrebny pre- zdra-
vie. Nevysilujte sa.
Jedzte dobry, cisty pokrm.
Nechod'te do domov, kde majti
inflnenzu.
Ked' ste chory, co ako malo,
id tie k lekarovi.
Ked' mate influenza, .lezte v
posteli a vstante len vtedy, ked'
vam lekar dovolf.
V dome nechod'te do tel izby,
kde lezi nemocny, iba ked' opa-
trujete nemocneho. Umyvajte sa
v tom pade caste, a desinfikuite
vsetko, coho sa nemocny tyka.
Nepripust tie navstevnikov a
nenavStevujte nikoho. ~
Obycajpe priznaky influenza sd:
Zapalene vodnate oci, tecenie z
nosa, bolenie chrbata, bolenie
hlavy, hrdla, swallow hordeka.
Nechodievajte do divadla, ma
tance, necestujte ma karach.
Drzte sa teple a suchu. K1r-
te v dome drzte ciste povetrie
castym vetranim. Otvorte trochu
obloky ma noe. Ked' je zima, "a
kryte sa lepsie v posteli.
Ked' sa budete tychto predpi-
soy drzat', influenza vas tax l'ah-
ko nedostane. Nepozornost me-
eistota sd hlavnymi pri6inami chy-
tenia influenza.
nRY 4 = 4 vH1% a = n 49, - ~~.s~,$
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30

vybrali 81 poyolenie k shatl<u: !:
Juraj z. Elko, 26rocny, Stru-
theirs, $ Annou Krajnik, 21-roc-
nou, youngstown,
Evening star., 1920-03-21
zON|NC WORK to START
FIRST. WEEK IN APRIL
Commission Will Organize at That
Time and Take Up Data Which
Inspector Is Preparing.

The coming commission recently
created by Congress to regulate the
height, area and use Of buildings in
the District of Columbia probably will
organize the first week in April. This
was Indicated last night by a member
Of the commission.
The law states that the commission
shall be composed Of the District Com
missioners. the Army officer in charge
of public buildings and grounds and
the superintendent of the Capitol
building and grounds. 1t is likely
that the District heads will issue the
call for the organization meeting of
the commission,
The inspector Of buildings for the
District has a.staff of his inspectors
engaged now IN collecting data to be
used by the commission in laying OF
the various zones into which the city
Is to be divided.
The first step Of the commission will
be to lay the entire city on into zones
showing to what height and area
buildings can be erected in the yart
Gus neighborhoods and also showing
for what purposes buildings can be
erected in each section.
The purpose Of the law is to guar
antee an orderly and attractive de.
velopment Of the National Capital. by
restricting industrial plants to Ger.
tain sections. business property to
certain sections and residential prop
erty to certain sections.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
FLAMES JUMP INTO FIRE.
HOUSE, BURNING FIREMEN

NEW YORK, March 2o.-Ten flremen
were painfully burned today by tongue
Of flame which shot sixty feet across
the street into their fire house. follow
Ing an explosion in button factory
opposite. t
Tho fire fighters quickly pushed their
apparatus into the street and fought
the flames. which spread to an adJoin-
Ing garage. destroying four floors in that
building. 1t required two hours OF hard
work to get the fire under control.
The fire was caused by tho ignition of
celiuloid used In button manufacture.
Its freakish jump across the street into
the open door OF the fire station was
described by Deputy Chief Martin as the
the most peculiar he had ever witnessed.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
BROOCH WORTH $4,000
LOST BY VISITOR HERE

Mrs. A, @. Schemerhorn. prominent
In New York social circles, has re-
ported the disappearance of a plati-
mum brooch. set with fourteen rubies
and seventeen diamonds. She met
with the loss while in this city last
Tuesday as a guest of Mrs. Ward
Brown, 8010 o street.
Mrs. Brown told Detective scriv-
ener of her guests loss of the brooch,
which was insured for $4,000. The
owner thinks she lost the piece of
5ewelry while on her way from the
Brown residence to a local cafe.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
SOCIALISTS COMING
FOR DEBS PROTEST
Parade on Pennsylvania
Avenue Planned for
April 13.

CHICAGO. March 20 (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-A spectacular but dig
nif1ed effort ITO secure the release OF
Eugene v. Debs from the Atlanta, Ga.
penitentiary will be made in Wash-
ington. D. c.. April 13. the national
socialist headquarters here announced
today.
Debs. who will probably be the next
socialist presidential candidate, was
convicted under the espionage act
and put into the prison April 13. 1919
Coming From All Sections.
Delegations of socialists and radi-
Gals from all parts of the country
will goI to Washington on special
trains and march up Pennsylvania
avenue carrying placards and headed
by a brass band, according to the
plan.
The procession will go to the White
House. where it is planned to have
a prearranged conference with the
President. General amnesty win be
asked for ''all socialists and radicals
confined or under prison sentence un-
der espionage act convictions"
Will Address the President.
The committee which will address
the President probably will include:
Morris Hilquit, socialist attorney; j.
H. Naurer. head of the Pennsylvania
Federation of Labor; Algernon Lee.
New York socialist alderman, and
Rabbi Judah Magnes of New York.
At the same time resolutions declar-
ing such amnesty will be introduced
in the House and Senate, according
to the plan. Senator J. I. France of
Maryland has promised to introduce
1t in the Senate. party officials say,
while several representatives are said
to be willing to bring it before the
House,
Evening star., 1920-03-21
WOOD AND PO|NDEXTER
DEBATE IN PIERRE, S. D.
General Lays Stress on American
ISM; Senator pwells Particu-
larly on Labor Problems.

PIERRE. 8. D., March 20 {by the As
ISOLATED Press).-Gen. Leonard Wood
indorsed by tho republican state con-
vention for the presidential nomina-
ton, and United States Senator Miles
Pofndexter, Independent candidate fol-
the nomination, met here tonight in
the debate required by South Dakota
law of all candidates seeking presi-
dential nomination in the state. Gen
Wood placed special emphasis on
"Americanism," while Senator Pom
dexter dwelt particularly on labor
problems.
Gen. Wood made a plea for q plat
form Of "America first, through JUS
tics and fair dealing, and governm en'
under the Constitution, with each de-
partment functioning within its own
limits"
other proposals outlined by Cen
Wood included:
"a strong but not quarrelsome Tor
eign policy; tolerant, seeking pface'
but protecting the intertsts Oh Aihei'
cans wherever they are.
"a sound public school system: An
adequate wage for our teaching force
"A careful regulation OF immigra-
ton, with a view of keeping out un-
desirable and dangerous elements.
Unqualified Endorsement OF wom-
an suffrage as something which Will
purify and strengthen American poll
tics.
Rigid economy in the administra-
ton Of national affairs. budget sys-
tenn.
National and individual thrift
habits, less talk and more work:
"a small but highly efficient regu-
Lar armYn
Evening star., 1920-03-21
MEXICO HOME OF
REDS AGITATION
in THE AMERICAS

THE HAGUE, March 20 (By
the Associated Press).-A full
page account Of resolutions
adopted at the conference of
international communists held
in Amsterdam early in Feb
ruary, when that city, at the d.
rection OF the Russian bolshe-
vik premier. Lenin. was select
ed as the site for the bo1shevik,
international clearing house. Is
printed today by the Amster-
dam Tribune. organ of the
Dutch communists.
A secret account OF this con-
ference, obtained by the Dutch
police and made public by the
Handelsblad several weeks aft
er it was held. said resolutions
adopted called for action by
the masses and strikes in all
countries.
Today's official report in the
Tribune admits these facts and
says also that bureau to
propagate boleshvism in both
Americas Is located in Mexico.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
by N. o. MESSENGER.

Ns W. MLSS
Presidential campaign calculations
will henceforth have to be considered
with the new equation injected by
the league Of nations issue. It should
have a bearing first upon the for
tunes Of Individual aspirants for the
nomination, in both parties Its in
fluence upon the elections will depend
upon the explicit and specific decla-
rations Of the two parties set forth
in the platforms to be adopted.
The avowed republican candidates
for the nomination have declared
themselves. Senator Johnson and
Senator Poindexter. by their votes
in the Senate, have announced them
selves as opposed to the participa-
ton Of the United States in a league
Of nations. Senator Harding is for
joining the league under conditions
imposed in the reservations to the
covenant. as adopted by the Senate
Cen Leonard Wood has taken the
same stand, and SO has Gov. Low
den Of Illinois. OF the "suggested'
republican availables, Herbert Hoov-
er has announced a Like position.
and Gov. Allen of Kansas and Gov.
Sproul Of Pennsylvania are assumed
to be of the same mind
Probable Course of Democrats.
1t is taken for granted that all
aspirants for the democratic nomina-
tion will favor some kind Of a league
Of nations. They may espouse the
cause of the league only in a general
way. prior to the adoption Of the ma
tional platform, letting this suffice for
the purposes of the pre-nomination
campaign. 1t is expected by poll
ticians that Mr.. McAdoo and Attor-
ney General Palmer will remain
aligned with fhe President as their
spokesman. pending the formal dec
laration 6f the platform. william
J. Bryan, II he is to be considered
potential candidate for tho nominal
tion, though not avowed, has placed
himself sQuarely In favor Of reserva-
tions to the covenant. those suggested
by the majority vote in the Senate
being acceptable to him.
The prevailing feeling among DEM
ocratic politicians in Washington is
that 1t now devolves upon President
Wilson to mark out the party lines
to be followed upon the issue of the
league Of nations. In the Senate.
twenty-three democrats, some OF
them against their prediction to a
contrary course, assisted in reject
ing the conditioned covenant of the
League Of nations. in accordance with
his wishes. In the same vote twen-
ty-one democratic senators voiced
their belief that it were better to
accept the reservations for the
present.
This division on the vote does not
mean, 1t Is contended. that the twen-
ty-one democratic senators dissent
ing from the Presidents position
have split with him or with their
party. From now on. however, they
will expect him, 1t is said. to make
it plain how the democratic party
is to go before the country on the
issue in its plea for continuance in
power.
The beginning Of this week finds
the candidatorial contest presenting
two outstanding features-an access
sion Of interest in the McAdoo cam
paign and notable encouragement
among the Wood boomers. Within
fortnight there has spread among
tho democrats the impression that
the McAdoo candidacy is overshad-
owing in potentiality other demo-
cratic boons. It Is quite proper to
say the McAdoo candidacy. for while
Evening star., 1920-03-21
VIEWS OF CANDIDATES
ON LEAGUE NOW VITAL
Republican Aspirants for White House
Declare Themselves, While Democrats
Wait for Presidential Guidance.

he has not announced himself a can
didate and has, indeed. objected to
having his name placed before the
primaries, democratic politicians are
not children to be told that he Is
not to be considered. He is regarded
as Just as much a candidate for the
democratic nomination for the pres
idency as il he had SO declared.
Think President Favors McAdoo.
Furthermore. the impression has
gone around among democrats that
Mr.. McAdoo's candidacy is favored
by President Wilson. 1t cannot be
traced to definite assertion by any
one in authority to speak. but ex-
lists, nevertheless, and in some quar-
ters the impression goes to the point
of confinement as a fact.
Mr.. McAdoo has personally. in pub
lie communications, urged the send
ing Of uninstructed delegations to
the democratic national convention.
The paucity of the field of candidates
and the absence of "favorite sons"
(barring Gov. Cox and Senator
Owens) serves. is is said, to facili-
tate the plan Of sending uninstruct-
ed delegations. Even Champ Clark,
whose hat is in the ring, favors it.
William ]. Bryan must of necessity
favor it. because he is not an avowed
candidate and has no second choice.
All Of this is grist to the McAdoo
mill-water over his wheel-it is
said. 1t is altogether to his advan-
tage, his friends say, to have the con-
vention massed without any candi-
date having an instructed vote to
amount to anything. Such a mass
If President Wilson, by suitable
proxy, does not take part in the
molding 1t will be great surprise
to most democrats.
Wood Followers Heaftened.
Gen. Woods success in the Min
nesota primaries heartened his
followers to a wonderful degree.
1t came at the right moment. for
recently some Of them had been
very much down in the mouth.
They were especially pleased that
the man the Wood people fear
most, Gov. Lowden. ran so far be-
hind all other candidates in the
primaries Their jubilation was
somewhat tempered by the tech
nical knowledge that local fac
tiona1 troubles Influenced the vote.
but that fact is not generally
known, and the Wood managers
place great confidence in the psy-
Geological effect the victory
should. In their view, have upon
undecided opinion elsewhere.
Lowden Wins Point I'm Virginia.
The Lowden supporters had
their satisfaction the very next
day in the action of the Virginia
republicans, who instructed for
Lowden. The Wood managers had
counted upon an uninstructed del
egation and then trying to win
over the delegates one at a time
later.
Republicans noted with some
concern the action of Senator
johnson upon his return from
the primaries charging alleged
strong arm" methods against him
and fraud in tho conduct of the
primaries. They sympathized, of
course, as they would with any
candidate who might feel ag-
grieved and chafing under a sense
Of injustice. What caused them
trepidation was the fear that
there may be contests at Chicago,
repeating the experience of 1912,
when the progressives split over
the charge OF fraud in seating del
egates.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
CHRISTENED IN WINE,
4,240-TON STEAMSHIP
GETS STUCK ON WAYS

NEW ORLEANS, March 90
The steel steamship Poinsot, 4,240
tons and the fourth Of the nom
sinkable Parmentier design built
for the French government, stuck
on the ways when an attempt
was made to launch the vessel
late today at the shipyards Of
the Foundation Company.
Real champagne was used In
the christening.
1t is expected the boat will be
gotten of Monday. ~
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Alabama Income Tax Illegal,

SELMA, Ala, March co. Judge
B. NJ. Miller. in circuit court here today.
rendered decision declaring the state
income tax law unconstitutional.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Ford Declines to Comment.

DETROIT, Mich, March 20.-Henry
Ford, Democratic opponent of Truman
n, Newberry in the 1918 senatorial
campaign, declined to discuss the con-
viction Of Senator Newberry and his
associates tonight.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

The Associated Press 10 exclusively entitled to
the for republication OF all news dispatches
credited to II not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights of publication Of special
dispatches herein also reserved.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Fair. slightly warmer today; tomor-
row, fair; warmer.
Temperature for twenty-five hours
ending 10 pm. last night. Highest.
AZ: lowest, "a.
Full report on page 3.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

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Firing I'm Berlin.
BY the Associated Press

Since noon firing has occurred in
various parts of the city. 1t is re-
ported that the security police are
shooting down all officers Of the Bal
tic troops remaining IL Berlin.
Rumors are current that the Baltic
troors have not left the Berlin dis
trict, and are assembled near the
Geological Garden suburban station
awaiting a fresh pretext to enter the
city. SoTno troops are there. but what
unit they belong to cannot be ascer-
tained.