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Evening journal., 1920-07-28
SAYS MANY COWS
ARETUBERCULAR
Health Commissioner Sees
No Danger After Some
Spots Are Cut Out
BELIEVES FEDERAL
INSPECTION SAFE

"You would not throw away an
apple because there was a rotten
place in &c." said C.. IT. Wells. special
agent for the state Board OF Health
this morning. in discussing the sale
OF tuberculor beef in this city. You
would cut away the diseased part and
eat the remainder. The Same rule
applies in the case Of beef as it does
in the apple. or course 70 is possible
for the fruit 10 be so thorough hly
rotten that the whole apple is affected
and we throw an OF 10 away. and the
same rule applies In the handling Of
beef.
Cows that are tested and found
Co have tubercular trouble are not
90 Go furnish milk FOR children under
D years OF age and for that reason
are condemned. but the average adult
might drink the same milk by the gall
Ion and DOT contract tubercular
trouble.
"lf we destroyed an cattle afected
in any degree by tubercular trouble
we should have little beef 90 eat
as large percentage OF cattle Killed
are so affected
Naturally none OF iis care 90 eal
meat that is in the slightest degree
affected with tuberculosis. I dsre sa,
that an Of us do
I'll is simply impossible FOR a man
10 open a can Of beef shipped here
from The west and by examining thf
quarters of beef hanging there 90 tell
whether or not the animal had been
Continued on Page SeVpnl
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
LATE DELIVERY
ON CITY COAL

Prospects for early coal deliveries
We're discussed at a meeting NJ me
coal dealers Of this city at their
monthly dinner at the Hotel DUPONT
Yesterday. and the fact set forth that
they are from sixty 10 ninety DAYS
behind IN their deliveries.
The reason for the delay. 70 is
slated, is that at lhis season OF the
year shipments Of nut and stove coal
are diverted 90 the northwest. 50
that deliveries there. which compel
long hauls, can be completed before
winter weather sets in. The eastern
section OF the country Is. therefore,
obliged 20 wait until The western de-
lNerics are completed.
Price outlook for the cOmipg win
ter, though no lower prices are looked
for Is encouraging. The rise in price.
II any. viii be very little. being mere
ly enough TO cover any advanced
freight rates which may go into ef-
feet Coal is sold by Wilmington mer-
chants, it is stated, on a cost plus"
basis.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
DIFFERENT LIQUORS
BUT SAME EFFECT

George Jones, on whom sentence
was suspended when he pleaded
guilty TO a charge Of drunkenness
about three weeks ago. was again
before Judge Hastings. IN Municipal
Court this morning for a like orfensc
He pleaded guilty 20 the charge and
was fined $40 and costs on the Old
charge and was sentenced 90 1--WE days
Imprisonment for his last debauch.
Hugh Al0ysius MOrean. Michael J.
O'Neil and Joseph Ritchka pleaded
guilty 10 being intoxicated ana were
each fined SO and costs. NOrgan
said he got his load on" from a
mixture Of grape Juice and Jamaica
ginger; ONei said his stimulant was
just grape Juice and Ritchka explained
that he obtained whisky in Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

BOULOGNE. July 2S United Press
Prime Minister Lloyd George mas
drafted a note 10 the Russian soviet
which was 10 Dc dc
palched today after consultation
with italian officials with whom ei-
forts 90 communicate alrcady nave
been made The note signed only by
Great Britain states that peace he
tween Poland and Russia must be
agreed upon first. after which The re-
turn Of general European conditions
DO normal can be discussed \ copy
of this will be- sent Co Washington,
IL Is understood that Premier MIL
lorand OF France. Insisted mat lhc
Polish peace should nrsi be settled
in conference al London ana ouiar
questions taken up later.
Notes already haNo been sent lu
Russia lt was reported, one slai ill-
mat the Allies have no connecuon
win General Baron Wrangel the ant
Roishpvik leader In the Crimea, and
maj me soviels must deal with hlm
and another announcing that the par
has heen lifted on entry oi lhe hus'
sian Trade delegates into Britain
Rcnresentaiives OF The Allies IN con
feren,N here have agreed thai lni
ronar4fIons commission shall handle
| ihe German coal indemniues. u Wa
understand TODAY. The Allies VII
lend Germany 40 gold marks Tor ever,
| ION of coal delivered Germany tiNh
| ,r.missory notes maturing May
/ io9t The reparaiions commission p
ewno,vared 10 sell these notes, or uls
| ociini Them. The FIRST issue, iolallini
40 600 900 marks will be OUT ln sew
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
NO CLAIMANTS
FOR THIS MONEY
Court Has Funds for Per
sons Whose Addresses
Are Not on Record
FOUR INSTANCES
REPORTED TODAY

Money paid into Orphans Court by
number OF estates IN The past i3
or more years remains unclaimed by
the persons 20 whom u has been left.
-Four instances OF this nature have
been cited.
In 1907. a small sum OF money was
paid into the court for the children
oi Sarah siradley, dauehier OF Ann
Hill, who WAS the daughter OF Jacob
HILL The children moved from Della
ware and an traces OF them has since
been lost.
Money belonging 10 Ann Stoner.
daughter OF owen g.. Crowley paid
into The court in 1906 money belonging
90 Thomas :. ROdman and his sister.
Caroline heVis. who were children OF
John hOdman, son or Simon Rod
man. paid into the court In April,
1906. and money belonging 90 Au-
brey Croasdale and Myrtle CrOasdale.
minor children Of Howard CrOasdale.
Jr., Is unclaimed. their residences
being unknown 10 the court officials.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
REAT WIFE. WON'T
LIVE WITH HER

When given a hearing before lnase i.
,,,D,s,gs IN Municipal Court his
morning. on rhare. OF breach oi
,ss @ neaee toward his wife, George
Wood Negro. declared that he VIII
not live with his wife. a charge OF
non-suppori nor ., was then placed against
him and he was ordered to pay SO
~ W. Week FOR The support Of his wife
and ghili $1,000, - n,., ne,ce
iN' Cs-.oJ ,yiih The warning TO
slsv sS away from his wife's. house S,l1 hor
Sf,.s Mood told the court lhai hor
husband on last WEDNESDAY loS oei' ,bsp ps1
au.i (, ,.,,.',,''d IA "knock out her brain,
,,,i,b chair She said he then lola
w.. Mn bS . @Nouid die and eo-yon know nov,
where before he would live WIN '''
Elm Fdwln r. Cochran, Jr., was attorney
For Wood.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
WANT TOFEED
CITY GARBAGE
ONPIGFARMS
Sanitary Co., Asks Health
Board to Sanction Con-
tract Transfer
DEFER ACTION; SITE OF
FARMS KEPT SECRET

Admitting That The Wilmington
Sanitary Company was losing money
on its contract with the city In the
disposal or garbage In this city and
that he could and would defend the
company from attacks at thc proper
time. J. Austin Ellison, president OF
The company, yesterday requested ihp
Board or Health 90 permit the Sani-
tary Company 90 turn over the gar
bage disposal 20 a concern operating
plgger'es.
When This announcement was made
Dr. G.. NJ. Handy. president " the
health board asserted DE would be
considerably Older than he Is at pres
ent when be entered into any agree
meni for the establishment OF a pig
gerry 10 handle the garbage OF This
city.
Colonel Ellison In explaining the
nrOp0sition 90 thg health board said
that a company wanted To establish
piggeries here and had two sites in
view. but he feared that publicity
would cause trouble from the begin
ming. Tie refraned from saying iusl
where the piggeries were 10 be estaD'
| lished
Several members Of ne Board said
| thev understood DO was. % n- luralti
somewhere near Folly Woods alonl
the Newport Pike, near Richardson
Park and other suburbs In that sec
hon. In outlining his proposition e
the Health Board Col Ellison said
"The Wilmington Sanitary Com
pany. which has the contract 10 dis
pose Of garbage here has an oppor
| iunlty 20 transfer It's stock TO q con
cern that feeds hogs Our contrac
is not a financial success for us. ant
while we can transfer our stock q
the new concern without coming Q
This Board we felt mat we shoul
take the matter up with you."
AZ this point Or Handy asked IN
you mean that piggeries could b
started without our CONSENT"
Colonel Ellison replied the onl
hitch was whether the Health Boar
wanted 20 change iis present mcih0
OF garbage disposal. ne said that 40
concern which wanted 10 operate pie
geres had two sites In view. boil
well suited. and that the man
charge was an experienced hog breed
er OF ST. Louis.
Similar piggeries. he said. are opel
CONTINUED on Page Sevenl
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
" 6 DEPLORES POSSIBLE
PEACE BETWEEN ENGLAND,
FRANCE. ITALY AND REDS
POLAND-RED PEACE
BEFORE ALLIES TALK,
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS

tember and others will follow
monthly
LONDON. July ss United Press E
Ualv's approval is being awaited ny
premicrs IlOyd George and Millerand
al Rotlogne before they send a note
to Russia demanding that The soviet
agree 10 let Poland and The border
states participate In the London CON
ference over peace and recognition
.of The Bolsheyik regime. according
lo unofficial dispatches from bouioshe
The attitude OF Lloyd George and
Niilerand Is that the London meeting
must be general peace conference.
IN Inc Bolshevik demand o separate
neace with Poland The British ana
French premiers agree that the con-
ference should be called on. This re-
pori had %. Otherwise ~ may be
held next month. Lloyd George and
Millerand are said 10 be In complete
agreement on this.
PARIS. July 2s.-The Polish army
facing The BOlshevik Is retreatne
along lhc entire 'front.' according q
dispatches 90 he foreign ONCE today
Resistance Is very feeble at both eX-
irmiie OF the line.
WARSAW. July 2s. tUniled Press
-nespilc. ne armisiice entered int
/ by The BolshevikI and the Poles, lhl
/ Red armies have resumed violent at
| iacks over the whole front south o
] Grodno. 10 was announced Today
They have advanced 20 kilometers.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
DEATH THREAT AFTER
ROW OVER PUMP

on a charge of pointing a pistol at
Robert Towers Harry Fink was held
in siO0 bail FOR court by Judge Hast
ings In Municipal Court this morn
ing.
Towers testified that he was sent
20 Flnk'e place OF business yesterday
by the llearn OH Company by whom
hr is employed. iO get pump. with
instructions that Fink would supply
him help TO place the pump on The
automobile truck Fink failed tO do
ihis Towers said. and some words
passed between them Towers said
he resented a rather uncompl
term applied 20 him by Fink and
when he stepped toward him. Fink
drew revolver and pointed % TO-
ward him. commanding him That 'ii
ne moved another step De- would
shoot him"
Harry p. Ioslyn. attorney FOR Fink.
declared that 10 was 'irimped up
charge"
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
AUTO RECIPROCITY
SAVES CHAUFFEUR

I'VE have a reciprocity clause in
our automobile laws which permits
visiting auiOmObilists, so far as o.
censes are concerned, TO go according
TO their State laws" said Deputy Al
torney General p. Warren Green, this
morning. in commenting on a deci-
sion given by the Attorney-General's s
Office yesterday In some cases that
came before Magistrate Slradley.
The ruling was brought about by
the arrest Of seven men by Slate
Highway Policemen Joseph A. Nc
Ney and Earl Cole, none OF whom
was supplied with a Delaware driv-
er's license. The machines We're from
The faciory. and were being taken 20
dealers In Virginia The men arrest
ed Yesterday. who were dismissed with
a warning by Magistrate Slradley that
"a repetitiOn OF The offense would
bring a fine. We're: J. r. Howell, J. r
Hanel. W. W. Darden. and J. A.
Kutchins. Of Holland. Va; Harry SUIT
ton. Ouimby Kitchens and Robert
Savage. of suffolk. Va.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
RIPPER VICTIM
ASMRS.LEROY
Body in Trunk Identified as
That of Detroit
Woman
QUICKEN SEARCH
FOR HUSBAND

NEW YORK. July % United Press).
-The body OF the womon found m
trunk here was positively iidentined
iodav hv Mrs. Leo Trumbul, Of pe.
inaH. as Mrs Katherine Leroy, oi ulal
..ssrhats heri That's herl That's
herr Mrs Trumbull scrtaihru ns
fericallv when the body was unooN-
e-eJ s5e gr.y, fa Mt and was quickly
i..aJ from me room. Her husband. a
nsfroiman on Detroit. also identihed
ibe hodv as that Of Mrs Leroy,
The Identification was made IN lnt
,.resence or Robert Speed, assistant
nr,secnior OF Detroit and several ue-
iectives fom that CITY. ,....o for
Ths Turnhmls cNpoct to leave TOT
",tlo'' N,r, Trnmbun declared The dead
,,.nrn,n had cOnndcd 10 nor shoi lll
h.fore her disappearance li't
80 .houi to become a molhtl al,u
on lime ?. the day before lhe 9"us
,,'as ebipp'd here. said she ceuia ny, no
ionoor Stand the threats OF NeIo,
and was going 10 leave Nun u'' "'N'
day. .o o,voilinr further
details from Lawrence h""s-i ",.-id IN
lial,,ep bnns'~' me public description OF Le,
aus'f u', IA been taken into custody. u
10y bei.eved ihe dead woman, ol,
We w. ,yhjch had been removed; nsn .n
heen Zen shipped In another runs ,ye e
pD.oiher Dnch ritv and instructions . Llaft, to
SeSn sent 10 an express con, c9mpau,,si pad,,sin- ~
nioselv scrulinize an trunks ,ui .iy
Sng In warehouses during tue '''' S'
weeks ,t,o daad woman
nl'9 hv relatives 10 VIII 10
.yie5 Inn poiier's field here
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
SKULL FRACTURED
BYPITCHED BALL

As the result NJ being nh on the
head with q pitched bah while play
ing baseball on the fairgrounds az
Second and dupont streets lasi eve
ming Francis pimm. aged p wears.
i8 Clayton street. Is a patient af The
Homeopathic Hospital with fractured
skull Tie had regained consciousness
but was not In condition FOR an oper-
alton which % is thought viii be nee
essary
pimm was playing on the BrOwnsOn
team against NeighhOrhOOd when the
accident happened. he was knocked
unconscious hut revived sufficiently
20 walk 90 his home. Later in me
evening he again became unconscious
and was taken 20 The hospital
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
TWO HURT WHEN
AUTO HITS TRUCK

Crashing into the rear of an auto
mobile truck owned by the Baldwin
Locomotive Company at Eddyst0ne
last night. George g. Jackson. OF
GlamOnt, and George Grimes Of
overlook Colony. near Claym0nt.
were badly injured. The men We're
riding In an automobile owned by
Jackson.
Physicians at the Chester Hospital.
where they were taken IN a passing
automobile found Jackson had both
legs broken while Grimes had lacera-
tiOns OF his face. head and body. The
automobile owned by Jackson was
almost totally destroyed IN the COLI
sion.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
SMILE AWHILE

STEUBENXILIE. O.-Prohibition
officers reno, ed sick girl from
bed and found five gallons OF
"raisin jack In the mattress.
PITTSBURcH-Dance and grow
vOuna. Michael Garcia. 20, JIG
dancer. this afternoon will marry
Miss Margaret Murray, ~,
SCRANTON. PA former brew
er OF this city sent the i0liowlns
wireless 20 a friend watching tho
cup raceS OF sandy Hook: Why
don't they give the old mug tel
Tom LiptOns We can't an II any|
more, anyway"
ATIANTA-Carl Jeii. black. pu8.
chain harness on Police COmmis<l
Sioner Maddox's mule. When -
admitted the theft Judge Hunz
phries put Jet on the ehain-ga
for from Z 10 T. years.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
FINDS PAL'S WAN SHOES

CHESTER, Pa, July 2S.-Hs atlen-
tiOn attracted TO a pair OF shoes in
the window OF a store where sal
vaged army goods We're on sale yes
teday, James RalsirOn bought the
shoes. which fitted him perfectly.
Later he discovered the name 0i VIII
liam Leonard. with The number OF
LeOnard's division and company
stamped in The shoes Leonard. VINO
was an insepsrable pal OF RalstrOn's
before he went TO war In September,
1918. was wounded while fighting in
France and invalided home. For
nearly two years he has been an in
mate Of a hospital. Ralstron took the
shoes TO Leonard's parents and begged
them 10 keep the footwear. declaring
that he could not bear 10 wear his
Old pals snOes while the latter was
lowering between life and deaiA-
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
DEALERS TO
RAISE MILK PRICE

Many milk dealers or Wilmington
will add one cent 10 the price Of milk
beginning August f. There has been
no concerted move on The part OF
dealers 10 raise the price. one dealer
explained. but the Interstate MiR
Producers Association has raised the
price one cent a quart. and the re-
tallers expect to pass II along 10, the
consumer. Most OF The dealers now
charge "a cents a quart, but there IS
a varying schedule OF prices from i3
cents 10 y. according 10 grade.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
Government
WATCHES STRIKE
Meanwhile Coal Operators
May Talk Settlement With
Miners Chief
FEAR GRIPPING
OF INDUSTRIES

WASHINGTON. July 2s United
Press William B. Wilson. Secretary
OF Labor. has been recall ed 70
Washington by President Wilson 70
take charge OF the Labor Depart
lments work in the Illinois coal strike.
@ was learned today.
Secretary Wilson IL expected shortly
10 make a report on The siuaiioa
90 The President. Whether the Pres
Ter depends on The nature OF the 10
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Evening journal., 1920-07-28
Regards Step
As sSacrijTce of Morale
for Material Gain.
Fear Spread Of Boil
sheUiSm Throughout
World After Recog-
nition-RecaH Lud-
endorff's Warning
LLOYD GEORGE
SEEMS ANXIOUS

WASHINGTON. July 2s UNITED
pressl indications from the Bou-
logne conference OF premiors LLOYD
George and Mlllemnd that England.
and possibly France. might take up
the question or recognition ~ the
Russian soviet government left the
United Siaics unrolcnting In Us aiil-
tude Of dieapproval OF the Bolshevist
regime.
Recognition OF the soviet by Great
Britain Is resarded as entirely likely
In authoritative quarters and 70 also
Is feared that Premier Lloyd George
may persuade Italy and France 10
take fhis course. Such a step by
Great Britain and other powers would
be deplored here as a sacrifice for
material gain.
a peace conference between soviet
Russia and Great Britain and the
other principal Allied nations would
tend 20 draw the Allies away from
the United states. 10 Is believed. for
ment entertains the slightest .nchna-
ton 10 recognize or deal with the
Bolsheyiks The United States an
nouncfd Us policy toward Russia
when the state Deparonient recently
raised the restrictions against trade
with soviet Russia. except In The
case Of materials that might be used
| for war purposes.
So far no invitation has been -
ceived from he Allies by this gs,efn.
neni 40 participate In a genfral peace
conference with the Bolshovsis.
An article written by Gen. krt
LudcndOrr called '-ille Brains or lhl
/ German Army During The War, warn
ing that defeat OF Poland by s0vicl
/ Russia would allow BOlShev IN "a
sweep all OF Europe and eve ituafs
the entire world, has reached 0flcIa
circles here and Is atiractInE inter.
est The LudendOrff article was writ
ten last month.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
RUSH FOR SUGAR
OFFERED BY UNION

There was a rush for sugar when
the Central Labor Union opened its
sale 10 members OF the union and
their families OF sugar at % cents a
pound The sale Is being conducted
40 lrish-American Hall. Up 90 noon
3 - barrels Of sugar were sold, most
ly 90 wives OF union men, DO being
necessary 10 show a union card 10
yet the sugar. The union has 80
barrels OF sugar 20 sell
The hall Is open from 90 . o'clock
daily and one hour on each union
meeting night.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
nInNEn TANKEn sINks

ATT ANTIC CITY. y. Js July -s.-All -,ll
.sse-is to IDENTIFY the oil tanker
,,i,5.6 vI1 Was believed 20 have been de
s,rovsd ,.,S by nre ten miles on Avalon
9csT % here last night proved undNail-
ing today.
which arrived 0n he scene Of the
supposed disaster were unable 10 lind
any trace ef any ship - crew.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
BETHANY 10 CAL PAsTOR

Members or Bethany Baptist church
VIII hold a special meeting ton Chi
when they Will consider calling a
pastor. The Rev. / Bland Taylor
res igned several weeks ago
During the past month various
preachers have occupied The pulpil
and al tonights meeting tie calline
or eae will - esns dero1
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
WOULD STOP SALE
OF. TIMBER LANDS

Arrument was heani before Judge
Morris in he United STATES District
Court This morning on an application
of IOhn Eagles0n. asking Tor a pre-
Nminary Injunction restraining The
Pacific Timber Company from the
sale OF certain timber lands 10 Mexico
b. the West Coast Timber Company.
both Delaware corporations. Decision
was reserved.
The planiiif was represented by
Robert II. Richards and the defence
by William NJ. Hope, Of Dover, and
John B. Colihan, OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
HQsPITALs GET NEW sIPPLIEs.

Supplies used during ~ influenza
epidemic here were distributed
10 the Delaware and Homeopathic
hospitals yesterday. women OF the
two hospitals selecting the articles
most needed. They received blankets,
piliows, pillow cases, sheets, bath
robes, wash rags. cots and mat
tresses. The distribution was in
charge Of Councilman Alexander
Abrahams. chairman Of City Councils
Health Committee assisted by Robert
Foreman and Samuel Gamble. super
ntendenis OF the public building.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
DAVIS OFFERED
NATIONS LEAGUE JOB

LONDON. July 2s UNITED Press. -
Appointment OF Ambassador John w.
Davis OF The United STATES as chain
man of lhe commission 10 dispose -
ihc Aland Islands. claimed by Swedea
and Finland. Is being considered Y
lhr league OF nations. 10 was lsarnl8
auihOrilalvely today.
Davis Is willing Ia accept as a prte
waite individual. but not In his oflciG
capaciay. provided Wasnlnzton docs
not object it was learned. The oihf4
iwo commissioners viii be from nj
nor natiOnaliiies.
Prevent. bottle famine. Return cmptilo
promptly. Glover Dairy CO.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
S ION ELECTION ROOMs.

Owing 10 the great difficulty Of oh
tanning rooms used for primary cleo
tiOns and registration, because house
wives are averse 10 having their
compensation derived, Levy Court, at
It's session yesterday afternoon. de-
oided 10 pay 50 a day for the use Of
the room. The price heretofore, has
been So.
Ii is believed by the court that the
increase will be acceptable to house
holders.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
CFMFNT SUOWFR ANNOYS.

Workmen eneaced on fhe now t1e-
sire project adjoining the old City
Hall site. caused much annoyance n
shoppers today by shaking cement
hsrs AZ they were emptied The clouds
an cement soiled many of the wOmen's
dresses as they passed by.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
nr.rTpNc MISSING CTRT

City Detective Elijah Johnson last
night brought from New York. Gladys
missing from her home in Bellefonte.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
SUN AND TIDE.
IOST Ann FODND.

WALLET CONTAINING DRIVERS
w license. railroad ticket Eve ride.
iy2S-A
lConLlnued frNr Page Teal
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
TODAY,S TEMPERATURE.

~ The Evenlng lournaI ONCE.
500 A. Ms 1900 p. M. so
1000 A. Mo 100 p. NJ. 80
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

leader OF the powerful peasant group
in the Seym or Parliament. A peasant
he has long been the leader
OF The peasant center, cleVerly play
ing radicals and nservdtlNes
against each other DO secure support
FOR personal legislation. GrsbsA was
ousied after the imperialisiic drive on
Russia became a disaster for Poland.
Witos is shown here dressed In the
simple peasant garb he wears In the
~eym
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Thursday: little
change In temperature; gentle shift
ing winds.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

CIRCULATION1Q CA0
Yesterday Ao'01"
Non-Returnable
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23

der expert care, they will be nursed
back to health.
Last January a Polish Relief Unit OF
rs American Jewish Relief workers,
headed by DR.. Boris D. Bogen, was
sent to Poland, to organize and carry
out relief work. DR.. Bogen has just re-
turned to this country and announces
that the unit has organized relief in
1904 places throughout Poland, has
warehouses in Warsaw and 10 district
headquarters, from where 100 trucks
and automobiles Of the unit, flying the