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Evening journal., 1920-04-15
MEMORIALST TO
WAR VETERANS
Newport Will Honor Sons
Who Fought to Save
World
PARCEL POST
SALE PLANNED
sreclal 10 The Evenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. April i5.-At a special
meeting OF the Ladies Aid Society OF
tie Newport Nj. f. Church. held at the
homc OF Mrs. Alfred craig last evcn-
,ag. it was decid d 30 hold a cafeteria
and parcel post sale in ihe Masonic
Temple on Wednesday evening May i5,
The following chairmen were appoint
ed Parcel post. Miss Ethel Woodward
cakes. Mrs. Harvey Z. Gregg: cafeteria,
Mrs. John r. Lyman, Mrs. w. y. GroOme
and Mrs Irwin Woodward
The Womans Club will hold a mill
,ary 500 party and-a dance in the Ma
sonic Temple on next Wednesday even
ing.
The Equal Suffrage Club Will conduct
a rummaee sale at No. 7ii T'atnail
street Wilmington. on Saturday.
Newport Baking and Sewing Club
VIII conduct a bake in the w. c. r.. u.
building on Saturday morning. Pro-
creds Of The sale wih be used IN buy
ing uniforms for the girls.
The Home and School Association
held Is monthly busin nass meeting in
thc school house last evening. Miss
Eils W. Johnson, president OF the club,
presided,
a communication was received In re-
gard 10 the conf renee OF Parent
Teachers Associations which win he
he'd Of Wyoming, on Saturday, April
81 Miss Ella W Johnson. Miss Nora
Stuart and Mrs. w. Il. Groome will at
tend the conference.
Following a short business session
Che m citing was turned over 10 Har-
old Keats. Miss Edna Meeker and John
B. Martin. representatives OF the VIII
mington Community Service. who told
Of some Of the advantages 10 be de-
rived from organized play
The Woman's Club Of Newport, is
very much Interested in the reorea-
tion and playground subject and will
do an IA their power TO further the
work.
Plans for the work at Newport will
be mapped out next week, and sub
m'tled for approval a suitable plot
OF land viii also b. selected this week
The Woman's Club VIII observe Ar
Dor Day tomorrow by planting tr butte
trees on the school ground 10 the New
port boys who fou mt 10 Che World
War. This meeting win be held In con
necfion with exercises TO be given by
the schoo children
Trocs have been dOnat q by The WO-
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SUSSEX FRUIT NOT
HURT BY FR0STS

Special to The Evening Journal
BRIDGEVlLLE, Del, April i5.--Con-
dition OF the fruit blossoms Is very en-
cOuraging despite the extreme cool
weather and high winds.
A social for the Bible classes Of
Union NJ. e. Sunday school Will be held
tonight in the sunday school rooms.
Philippe Jones, OF Paris, who recent
ly came TO this country and had en-
plOyment in New York Is now visiting
at the home OF Miss Sara Sudler here.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Lewis have re-
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chair when tAe motion vas .'aas and IL
was pn r.eolgh w.tlou. p so.l call.
The 'Aa. asked all in favoe D., the mo-
tee y say Aye and those opposed
"Ng. r sore only few scattered
y0ie, AID ilc eAair declared The motion
caried.
The melacd Followed Is unusual in
parliamentary procedure, which re-
quires . reconsideration Of the vote by
whicl measure is defeated. but lit
tle thing ike parliamentary procedure
IS not allowed TO stand in the way Of
school code opponents.
Why friends Of the code allowed the
repeater to be again restored to the
calendar without fight was not cx-
planned. There seemed to be the same
indifference on the part of the euppos-
ed friends OF the code as there was on
Tuesday when a minority OF Republic
can members were allowed in confer
ence TO get away with the Lloyd
amendment TO the Senate Joint Resolu-
tion changing the personel OF the COM
mission that is 70 revise the code.
The opponents Of the code desired
to get the repeater back on the calendar
20 hold q club IN case revlsions TO the
law do not suit them.
In the Senate yesterday afternoon ac-
tion on the substitute for Senator
Palmers resolution which would pro
hibit the purchase of any land or erec-
lion Of any new buildings for school
purposes until after July was de-
ferred and made a special order for 3
o'clock next Monday afternoon. The
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original resolution specified April 1.
1921
Senators Palmer and Alice explained
that the purpose of the resolution is to
prevent the making OF any contracts
until the people have had chance TO
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elect district school boards. They held
that the status of the code is such
that to go ahead with such contracts
would be lax business.
Senator Robinson said II such a reso-
luton was passed 1t might affect con-
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templated school projects In Wilm ns-
ton. He considered the resolution
drastic and a menace In the direction
in which he specified. Senator CORN
ley was OF the same opinion. II was
then decided TO defer action.
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CODE REPEALER
ON CALENDAR
Restored by Scattering Votes,
Without Any Reconsid-
Grafton of Defeat
BILL TO HOLD UP
NEW BUILDINGS
Stan Correspondent

N''FII VVT . VUIIUFIIT.
STATE HOUSE. DOVER. April i5.--
On motion or Representative Soper the
House yesterday afternoon reconsider
ed the vote by which the school code
amendment was killed several days AGO
thereby restoring It TO the calendar
Representative Buckson was in the
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turned home after spending few days
10 Philadelphia and New York.
Harold Kinder. who has been en-
ployed In Wilmington for some time is
Kinder.
Leon Layton has left for Chester Pa.
MIS-. Edgar Anderson and daughter
MARIE OF kenton, spent Mbnday here
as the guest Of Mrs. Victor Lewis.
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the first place, largely on the party
strength with which he has cast his
lot. The strength Of that party de-
ponds largely upon the support CIV
en- it by the newspapers. Conse-
auently the newspaper that cup
ports the party is in turn worthy OF
the support Of those who expect to
profit by becoming public official
thru the strength Of the party. The
only other way . newspaper may be
compensated for supporting can
didats for office is by political pat
ronage (which by common consent
It l. entitled to any way) after the
candidate il elected. Promises Of this
sort are becoming more and more
distasteful to the average newspa-
per man, and he is beginning to see
that 1t is best to put his columns on
q commercial basi. to all corners and
take no chances on futures.
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SAMUEL J. BURRIs OF PUEBLO
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS


Democratic X.ess will be inter
ested to know that Samuel ]. Burris
Of Pueblo has announced his can
didscy for Congress from this, dis
trict. Mr.. Burris for eight years
represented Pueblo County in the
State Senate, where he made a
splendid record, and at 1lsent is
District United States Marshal for
the district Of Colorado. He is q
lifelong Democrat, popular in his
home county and with . host Of
friends thruout the district. Should
he receive the nomination his ele :
ton by decisive majority undoubt-
edly will follow.-adv.
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Rsssuressul prsvarleatsr.

A Lancashire man. who was afraid
Of his wife. arranged to 20 to the races
with some friends, and explained to
her that he was going fishing. On his
way he called At ash shop and asked
the proprietor to send some fsh home.
Fish was very scarce that day. and n
lot Of Gods heads were delivered. When
hubby returned home. after an enjOys
able time. no saId to Ills wife: ~
swell. lass, did you GET the ~
sent your ~
n got q lot Of Gods heads< was her
reply.
"Quite right" was the retort. "You
never saw such fish In your life as we
had to tackle today. BEFORE you could
land EN-. you had to pull their bloom.
Ing beads oRi"-London Answers.
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Presbyterian Church
Cl;ntoS Feed. Minister.

(oun1Ay, July lSl
Bible School at 9:45 A. NJ.
Morning Sermon at IL.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 T. M.
Evening services at 8 o'clock.
Midweek service and Bible study
Wednesday at 7:S0 p. m.
The Pastor will preach two ser
mons from Romans In the morning
the theme will be "Christ the End Of
the Inv" Romans 1914. and In the
evening the subject win be mo
Judgment for Believers. Rom. S:l.
A cordial invitation is extended to
ali to attend tho Sabbath School and
Church services.
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Ssaasor Sherman fssbly attacked
~ Lsagus Of Nations in his address
Saturday night in Denver, BY asking
ths question Why II had not settled
ths Arnsaian sffair? Only q few
heuss pesvious to bis uttsrances, .
srsst nstion-rssponsibls for the
great war-was on its knees bowling
70 oas Of Tie most drastic Of al ths
mandates ever issued by any high
tsibsaal-ths napdats to disarm!
Plsass tell us, Senator Sherman, II
~ <UVsssnts Of the League Of Ma
tisas INV dene anything to bring
sUsA JvsssuFs to bsar upon IN enc
~ esmtryi Az pssass tell ~ II
any "disarnansnt prspssai" b con-
tsnp,aIsd BY tbs "internatssnal
esust" proposed BY ~ RspsbHcans
b evasion Of meeting the issss fairly
aad squassly and declaring them
solves either true Of false to their
alliss sad 70 thsir own nation! I'm
Qusse3eaably the terms Of the treaty
asvs1 eeald hsvs bssa enforced by
aay sthsr agency that By Tie League
q Na&isas and the only doubt Of it,
ee0ylets success In eventually bring
ins shout universal and international
Dsaes lss In the keeping Of the vo-
ten Of America. A Republican Con-
sFsss viii refuse 70 ratify the peace
treaty and refuss 70 join this League
Of Nations, which already 10 accom-
paisAing much and u awaiting the
aDpeoval and CO. operation Of Tie I'm
tied States.
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Saturday evening At the home Of
Miss Kathryn Cole, . dancing perty
was given In honor Of Ray E. Can
non, from Deer Lodge, Montana, who
wes = week eyd guest ut the Cole
home. The invited guests were hiiss-
es Margaret Miller, Fay Fuller, Heb
mo Redstron, Helen Townsley'
Grace and Eetalere Secrest; Messrs'
Raw E. Cannon, Fred Tyrrell, Alex
adris Bowie, Howard Miller. Foster
Petris, Harry Petrie. Fred Sec:est'
and Mr.. Mckee from Philadelphia.
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0svssal nswspapsrs Of the state
havs adopted the policy Of putting
thsar spses wholly upon . CONNER
eiAl basis before the candidates for
sfeleo this year. regardless Of party
- Der0snal preference. And, why
nseS j. there any reason why when
. Newspaper renders . service It 10
aet satitsd to b paid for Il? The
success Of . candidate depends In
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P.,,.. g. Jsfsssss. County
: WlPDD MT&M lXaQQM
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Editor Enterprise:
You are authorized to announce
nv nm q \ candidate for Sheriff
Of Jeffefson County, subject TO the
Win Of the Republican assembly,
and Primaries. GARY 9: .KEhH,,
Golden, Colo.
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Let . Newspaper man run for Of
fee n he wants to be woke up to
ths fact that people really have read
~ Paper in the days when he
tAsuGhE his subscribers were fast
aslssn
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Ralsss. Pre.kytsriaa Church.
Clinston Reed, Minister.

Sunday School at GAS P. M.
Preaching Service at 8 p. N.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the people Of Ralston TO make this
service a community service. The
Sabbath School has been growing.
and We have CHASER for all ages.
Come and worship with Us next Sab
bath.
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E. H. Dean and family consisting
of wife and three children, have ar
rived from Sidney, Nebraska, and are
occupying Their ncw property at Tue
ker Station.
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Secretary Of State James 3. No
land don't mind letting everybody
know tAat be y . candidate for re-
slectioa. His record - such that the
Dsneesatic party no doubt will r.
noninats him by reclamation At IT.
eoovsntion In Pueblo July goth.
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PEOPLE OF COLORADO IN.
DEBTED FOR INFORMATION

The people Of Colorado owe
debt Of gratitude to Senator sher-
man Of Illinois which will he dii-
fcult to repay; for was not b
the first TO scquaint them with the
fact that their Senator Lawrence c.
Phipps had been in Washington
In Colorado's behalf? Now to even
up the score, Senator Phipps can do
no less than have . date set for him
to speak in Illinois, there 10 pro
claim the Senatorial virtues Of Sem
ator Sherman. How else could they
("the deer peepuf') have known it:
BY the same token II siss hos re-
masnsl for Senator Phipps to sS-
form the psorle Of the first, second
and third districts Of the remarkable
achievements Of their CongrssssneF
Vale, Timberlake and our own Guy
u. Hardy. tn, fact is, this was The
first limo anything Assinite had been
XDtVWu VI Nv k8SS%1 wv UNtSS WY
were sisctsd Two years ago on ths
platform Il "upbolding the Presi-
idsnt In the prosecution Of TIE war"
uphold" was good word 70 use,
- hAs sincs been 20 aptly demon
stra4sd. for the Republicans have
held up" everything the President
proposed doing even 70 providing
adequate laws for dealing WITH ~
profitssrs.
Senator Fhipps did not point out
any special accomplishment, but his
enthusiast was refreshinE. Ne went
us one bsttsr BY suggesting that ~
wipe the slate clean this year by
slecting all Republicans 70 both
branches Of congress, even to shut-
ting out I'd Taylor Of the fourth dis.
trict.
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II Senator Harding IL elected ~
chief executive this fall the profess
ion Of porch climbing" will have re-
csivsd Q dignifying impetus.
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s.p.ist A.seh.
". 4. PipI, Paste.

Sunday Sist sl.esi tas AN,
Evening SERVES at Q o'clock,
B. p. U. go p. M.
I:,iwcck serge. prayer meeting
and sIAs. .sus, Wednesday evening
At $50. You welcome.
Ns,inr ser,ee. Rev. w. W.
-rrhiin. sur intendcrt Of City
La. :. for RAver will preach.
Mission. -r3set. THE Death Of
Evening o.
Christ"
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Don't forge. tho ice-cream :ocial
TO be given On McFndden's lawn on
'-itay evening Of thiE week, by the
Craig Colony Club Everyone invi,
cd to come al, help in the good
use and have a good time while
doing so.
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.focal Lore

course Of construction and to q cas-
pal observer, it viii require rapid
work "a have It ready for the fall
term Of schesl, While the front has
~ sppssrsncs Of being nearly cons
plsted, the rear l. far from having
reached that stage. The long delay
caused by the iron being lost in ship
asnt Is responsible for the fact that
the best weather fer construction
work went by without tap u acr
being done. A stroll thru the build
ing iBdicates that it will be lars,
and eommedioHs ons when Il Is fin
ished. The contractor sss.fss the
board that asz building will be GEM
pleted time for school.
Hats m important real estate
36nsaction TOOK Slsce last week in
which Chas. WILDER purchased the
Young bleek, consisting Of the gar
~ Al present eceppisa BY r. o.
es 49,. ' IT - ssf'
~: " ~ > sno s.o,s ,..'s'"s 20.
49, J. ."s No.."o Ds.'a. u".
NOR I Ashten's garage business and
the other by Ir. Porter, s~dth tho
Cash and Carry Grocery. The
apartments are well occupied most Of
the time, 1. 1, Qresnspesp md fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs.. Wilson sad fsni.y,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ro,t eeeu.
p,tne them and Mr.. and Mr. Wilber
hsyc taeir wing rooms. Some single
rooms also ne .xsi,s2le for transit
ents. All told It is one sMss. tie
best income properties in the towr.
~ MANY friend. ~ Dr. cu No.
viaa of b.nx.r are sorry IA hsar Of
- r,csnt very ss.iou. ,k,xss from
sryksslas. which sas III ,econI IT.
tack hs hss md sjsce h ieft Arvads.
At last report 10 wss III. Il sjt No
a short while zach day, but wss sNti
veeY weak. From Thursday until the
ssaiowtsy Monday he was in a state
Of dei i,.;Iam sud Httss he Wis unde,
the care Of two phystsssAs s.A y
trained nur,. NJ III. nome, 1900 So
Hieh Street \. ~,.. o,.. ~ twtcs
practicable to-. ~ -~d
"a speedy recoverv now how.v.r
= nrk p..r;. I.s.. "'"'.e,
. 'e' 'eiIerson Countys
P'oess've sheep grower, has recent
~ shipped from the Denver stuck
yards to Grant on In. sou,. p,....
49,. A.. IT, o.' lA''e
".u ~, "srEet' $4,000 lambs and
sheep. Harry also has on hand q biz
tonnage Of wool which he would lilo
to sell but tn. mnrk.t =. ~ ~" =.
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Mr.. md Mrs. H. s. Burton and
sii.. Braokhart, Miss Rita Harris,
and Mrs. Chinn took q long mauatain
trip Tuesday with George Kimbrough
in his seven passenger car, taking
in Boulder canon, Nederlands Eldors
md Rolliaasyille, and returning We
Idshe epflne.. They report fine
trip.
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In ie7lag MeiaetX O.. ffedefick !
Newton WHO entered iHte etefnai i.fs
July 20, 1915.
His Wife, Sens and Daughters.
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A. ]. Recht made tour Of the dis
trict within a radius Of six miles Of
Arvada Wednesday, and tackled W
fifty signs pointing towards Arvads
giving the distance and advertising
the Economy Store and Peters shoes
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", a. Deal -|sayss today for his
farm neay Akron, Colorado, rhefs he
has fine prospects for a bumper crop
he says.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert schwamb Of
Liberty, Missouri, were callers In Ar
sSda Wednesday. being on their va
cation. Fhey are visiting his par
Snts In Denver.
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At THE CHURCHES
III, h;etnvG:s ch.r.A

ss
Tho hiethoi;. ch-r>h
Henry J. Eatterall. Minhter.)
(sppdey, July lsl
titled "lnvincibis Fstlsnse" -
Epworth League It Z + IA. thseAi-
alton Of officers. Topic led by Miss
v. 8. Powers.
Evening Song and Praise Service
Net I Ss' return ss GasEft t..s.ss' ~ s su
to church in tho eve1hg and get ~
With PaulNthe Aaler Lsttcr.Wri-
stranger. always ' (lcome here.
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Mr.. A. H. Rsrth surprised every.
body Wednesday. by walking up
town, and ne Ems TO be on the way
to speedy and pcrmanet recovery.
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y, s. Knapp has sold o. f. Kings
BUNGALOW on Vadsworth Avenue.
which Re purchased last March from
J. 3. Molct. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. l. 4.
Nolan. who WI paint It IN and i'm.
'@rove It. Mr.. and Mrs. King have
moved &c Indiana.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
GERMANS WORK AGAINST
POLES ACCESS TO SEA
Begin Campaign in Danzig in
Favor of Revision of
Frontier Of City.

LONDON. March 4.-Germans in
Danzig have begun a campaign in ia
vor of a revision Of the frontier of
that city. which was constituted a
free state under the Versailles treaty,
SO that they may be enabled to annex
territory. including the ports of Te-
zew. on the lower .Vistula, nd Hela,
nineteen miles northeast. says the
London Times. quoting dispatches
from Polish sources.
1t is declared the reason for this
move is that Polish leaders have pro-
posed to construct at Tezew or at
Heia a port "Of dimensions worthy of
a Polish hinterland having 10000, 900
inha bitantS."
According to the Times. the Danzig
journal declares Germans in that CITY
learned of the Polish plan and are
taking steps to nullify it. Should
their maneuver succeed. it is declared
the Poles would be prevented from
gaining access to the sea, and their
country would be at the mercy of the
Germans.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
COAL CAR ALLEGATION
!. CONTINUANCE IS ASKED
Interstate Commerce Commission
Points Out "Critical Situation"
Still Exists.

The Interstate Con merce Commits
sion today recommended to railroads
and shippers throughout the country
that rules promulgated by the Rail-
road Administration governing allo-
cation Of coal cars to the mines and
to coal consumers remain in effect
until the Critical situation" still eX-
listing is alleviated.
1T is desirable that the proper re-
ALLEGATION of cars shall be brought
about as rapidly and with as little
confusion as possible" the commits
sion says. Critical situations still
exist in which fuel for essential in
dustries and purposes must be pro-
yided. The railroads and the coal
operators have all been working un-
der the uniform mine rating and car
distribution rules established by the
Railroad Administration, and those
tory and to meet with general ap-
prevail"
More than a. year ago the Railroad
Administration ordered 100, 900 freight
cars, including both open and closed
top equipment. About $4,000 Of these
cars have been delivered. During the
coal strike, last November, when al
location of coal cars was in the hands
of the central coal committee and the
director general OF railroads, the cars
were sent to the points where coal
was needed most. In January Di-
rector General Hines issued ORDERS di-
recting railroad officials and regional
directors to expedite movement of
coal cars back as fast as possible to
their original points Of destination.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
PORTUGUESE ROYAL|STS
GATHERING ON FRONTIER
Strike on Railroads of Country
Spreads-Soviet Proclamation
Not Yet Confirmed.

LONDON. March 4. - Portueuesa
monarchists are gathering on the
Spanish frontier. and several. includ-
Ing one who is said to be prominent.
have secretly crossed into Spain, SAYS
a dispatch to the Daily Mail, filed at
Nigo. Spain. on Wednesday,
Motorists arriving in Vigo report
i.the strike in Portugal. which was at
first confined to governmental roads,
has spread to private railroads and
tramWays. and that postal and tele-
graph workers have walked out Some
say they encountered large bodies of
troops along roads leading to the
frontier.
All railroads in Portugal, the Mail
learns from another source, have be
come involved in the strike. Reports
received yesterday that Portuguese
workers had proclaimed a soviet
form Of government are not as yet
confirmed.
MADRID. March 3.-The Portuguese
minister at Madrid has informed the
Associated Press that dispatch
dated midnight from Lisbon declared
that the strike on the railroads is
confined to those belonging to the
state. The private lines are still run
ming and trains for Spain left at the
usual hours without incident.
The minister asserted that the
alarmist reports were spread in SPAR
by Portuguese monarchists with the
intention of misleading opinion.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
WHOLESALE STARVATION
IN POLAND IS FEARED
Typhus Killing Thousands, Says
Appeal Sent to Washington by
Americans in Warsaw.

WARSAW. March Immediate ac-
ton for the relief of Poland is urged
IN an appeal sent to Washington over
the signatures of relief agency rep
resentatives and technical advisers as
well as other Americans. Five million
persons are suffering from under
nourishment and famine will result II
aid Is not forthcoming, it is said.
large numbers are suffering ACUTE
ly IN eastern Poland, where the coun-
try was devastated by the Russian
and German armies" says the appeal:
Iyphus is killing thousands ,an and
worse conditions threaten. The lOo,-
600 tons of flour which has been
promised by Americans will carry the
people until May 1, but during May,
June and July wholesale starvation
and vast increase in typhus. will be
inevitable If further importations are
not made"
The appeal points out that this
country in a few years Will pe sell
supporting and that AN ADVANCE 10
Poland is not a gift. but only an ex-
tension of credit"