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New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Back Hindenburg Candidacy
Berliners Appeal to Marshal to
Run for Presidency

BERLIN, March 7.-Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg's candidacy for the
Presidency Of Germany is strongly
urged In an appeal that has just been
issued here. The appeal. according to
the "Morgen Post" Is the outcome of
an agreement between the German Ma
ticmalist party and the Peoples party.
The "Lokal Anzeiger" claims to have
knowledge that the field marshal would
accept hece .raI q nomination. Mn His name has
among the possible candidates for the
next Presidential term.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Canada Barricades Boundary,
Seizea Autoload of Whislrx

VANCOUVER, B.. O., March Ca
madam revenue officers to-day built
barriers on the road across the inter
national boundary at Sumas and
stopped an automobile headed for the
United States with liquor. The liquor
was seized, but the. two men in the ma
cnine escaped In an automobile which
followed them. Guns were drawn by
both the automobilists. and ofieers. nut
no shots fired. . - = ~ = =
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
U. S. Doctors Decorated

SALON1CA, March 7.--The King Of
Greece, who is sojourning here, to-day
visited the American Red Cross dis
pensary and Bestowed various decora-
tions on the American doctors, whom
he .congxetplated on the services they
had renq bed.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Swiss Offer Reward i'm
Bombing ~ L. S. Consulat.

GENEVA, xaxvh THE Swiss au.
thorities have offered a reward O;
10000 francs for information leading
to the arrest of the persons guilty q
bombing the American Consulate 4.
Zurich. The consulate was damaged
by bomb Wednesday night.
The four men arrested on the frontier
as suspects are said to include one
German and one American.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
France Holds
u. S. Can't Mix
In Turkish Row
Continues ffsm cage sxs

ish control Of Constantinopis cannot
alter the situation. France holds that
the best and only way to prevent a
continuance Of Armenian massacres
consists Of leaving the Turkish gov
ernment at Constantinople, whore II
will be under Allied supervision. 1t
the Turks are thrown back into Asia 1t
will mean only still greater suffering
for Armenians. Thus, according to
French official opinion, armed Allied In
tervention in Constantinople means no
change in the policy Of keeping the
Turks in Constantinople. Turkish gov
ernment will be under Allied control
which Is considered very desirable.
All Allies will furnish troopsSin Tur-
key il they are needed, but as Greece
is close ct hand her troops may be
easiest available. These military meas
ures have been made necessary by the
growing Incidence Of Turkish national
lists az reported by the French and
British repre- sentatives in Turkey and
Turkish waters. Turkish insolence
however, is not making the French off,
cials believe that the Turks should be
turned out of Constantinople.
From Tho Tr1.bnre's EuYopeo,s Bureau
Copyright, 1920. New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, March british opinion
fully supports the proposal for the occu.
patton Of Constantinople by the Allied
armies as q means Of bringing pressure
to bear on the Turks, and thus min
imize the danger of further Armenian
mag sacres. Although the British peo
pie desire no further military obliga
tions, any scheme which will guarantee
the Armenians some measure of pro
lection is bound to have the country!
moral support.
Four Nations to Share Occupation
According to one report, British
troops will occupy the Turkish capital
but the more persistent rumor ,is tina
the British, French. Italian and Greel
armies will share the duty. Undoubt
edly the greatest burden will fall OF
Great Britain as no other nation is 81
we'll able to bear it.
The test Of the Allied policy toware
Turkey is about TO begin. 1zze
Pasha, who never has shown an,
friendliness toward the Armenians, Ii
leading the new Nationalist govern
ment, and unless he shows change o.
heart the Allied leaders who decided tt
permit the Turks to remain in Europ'
will have to demonstrate the wisdom
Of their policy.
Premier Lloyd George and the sup
porters Of the plan to keep the Sultar
in Constantinople frankly admit the
seriousness Of recent massacres il
Asia Minor, but contend that their
plan will best prevent future outrages
AS Field Marshal Lord Allenby fore
cast soon after the armistice was
signed, the Turks have refused to &C.
cept the logic Of military defeat ane
display few signs Of repentance. Tht
opponents of the Lloyd George pla1
believe that nothing short of complete
military dominion over the Turks il
Europe will bring them to reason.
/ LONDON, March 6 (By The Associat
ed Press) (Delayed).-The proposed
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Turks Deny Arnaeninr,
M0sSucres at Mar0sk

CONsTANT1NoPLE, March z (By
The Associated Press ).-Since the Ma
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

LONDON, March (By The Associat-
ed Press) (Delayed).-The proposed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

u WCZORAJSZYCH ZAPAS0W w SA-
LII ZJEDNOCZENIA.

Wczoraj wiecz6r odbyfy sic W sal
Zjednoczenia 2. r. K, zapowiadane Cd
dfuiSzego 0asu zapasy, kt0rych pro
gram uleg4 jednak znacZnym Zmfanom'
zamiast Paw1owskiego i lack" Limo
wa wystapfli W drugiej parze ,,Johny
Meyers, swiatowy szampion sredniej
wagi, z ChaTTesem Petersonem, a 2
miast Turka Managowa, stGna1 do wal
HI re Staszkfem Zbyszdem, Farmer
Trfmbley z Duluth. Managow zacho-
rowa4 W ~ostatniej chwili i z tego powo-
du ME m6gl wZiac udzia1u W zapasach.
w pierwszej pare wystapil polsh
zapasnik sredniej wagi Ignacy GawOr-
ski, kt6ry przez 40 mfnut zmaga4 sic
bcz r~ezultatu z Ernestem Clepnerem,
poczm wake przerwano, uznajac ia "a
nierozstrzygnigta. w ~naStepnej walce
nasz po1ski szampion Swiatowy Meyers
pofoay3 Petersortq pc 10 minutach Una
gania sic, pzygwa3dzajac go do maty
chwytem reversed scissors hold. Hbysz-
ko za}atwi1 sic p Trimbley'em "a pier
wszym razem W II minutach, kladac
go chwytem reversed body hold. Dru-
GIN zaS razem W 6 minutach, k}adac
60 PREY pOmocy body lock- Poznsc by
10 Odrazu, re Trimbley jest "a s}abym
dla Zbyszku przeciwnikiem, totez bawi}
sic ON z MIN raczej nib walczyl.
Ale ma sail zg}osi} sic potem Ali Has
san z Rostonu, wazacy 26S fueb6w, Q
harach jak stodofa i przewyzszajacy
Zbyszka wzrostem 0 Gaia niemal Clio
we, wzywaiacego do Walk do ukoh-
czcnia W spotkaniu, kt6re ma sic cd.
bye p6zniej. Bedzie wiec niedlugo no
va atrakcya.
Jake referee kierowa{ waikam Sam
Chapman, anGiclSki szampion.
Sala Ziednoczeuia w~ypelniona byfs
wcDoraj 20 bzegi, TAX, re oSromna 1,
lose oS6b mESiafa STAG, a wieln caf-
klein ME zdofa}o sic do sail docfsmac.
ZhySzko, kt6ry treuuje sic obecnie in
tensywnie, stracil tuA nieco re sweso
nadmiernego tlusZczu i zajdowa} sic
wczoraj W lepszej kondycyi, ni4 kiedy
w~iedziefsmy go poprzednim ra1em W
waice z ,,Jack'm" Uinowem W Zbrojo-
wni drugiego pu4ku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
Przesyfki Zboza
do POlski.
(Komitet Urzedu Prasowo = In
formacyjnego Wydziafu N. P.)

Ma liczne zapytania, dokad ma
ley adresowac przesyfki zboza,
wzglednie nasion, przeznaczone
ola Polski, podaje sig :n%inieJszem
do wiadomoSci, re wszystkieml
przesyfka1ni tego rodzaju zajmu-
ie sic Poselstwo Polskie w Wa
szyngtonie w porozumieniu Z fir
ma przesylkowa P, N. Gray and
Co., W Philadelphia, Pa.
Przesy4ki re zbozem, ola Pol
ski przeznaczonem, adresowat
przeto nalezy do firmy ekspedy-
cyjnej: - P. N. Gray and
Co., Philadelphia, Pa, zawiada--
miajqc r6wnoczesnie Poselstwc
Polskie w Waszyngtonie, ktorc
zajmie sic opkata kosztow trans
portu zarowno k~olcjowego, jak
okretowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
RATUJCIE GINACYCH
ZGEODU.
ARMIA POLSKA WYRWALA
z PASZCZY BOLSZEWI-
CKIEJ DZIESIATKI TY-
SIECY ZG~LODNIALYCH
OFIAR.
Pclki w Ameryce zbieraja Oar
Wielkanocny ma ratnek bied-
mel i gfodnej IudnoSci w Polsce'

w Polsce Penuje brak produk
tow spodywczych, dlatego, re
wielkie zaPasy ~zywnoSci poctaa-
niane So przez ludnosc terenow
wschodnich Polsh, ktore armia
polska uwolnfia Cd bolszewkow,
Gdy wojska polskie wkToczy}y
do DzwinSka, o kt0rego zdobyciu
pisano wiele W gazetach, zastano
tam 10000 ludno$ci formalnie wy
m~ierajacej z g}odu, Musiano wo-
VEGAS Sciagac zywnoSc z roznych
Mast z Polski, i tax zbyt wiele
ME majacych i siac te zywuoSc do
DzwinSka, ably ludnoSci tam ME
dac marine zginac gfodowa Smies
cia.
Gdy teraz niedawno armfa pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

ska wyrzucila botszewik6w z Mo
zyra i Kalenkowic mad Pryecia,
~powtorzy4a sic ia sama historya-
Wielka licZba ludnoSci miejsco-
wei bysa ma prnkcie, wymierania
z gtodu j armia polska musiaia
najpierw niesc ratunek lynn ME
szczesliwym, da6 i'm jesc i oto-
czyt opieka GAIA ludnoSc mad
Dnieprem 20 Pr1wej stroRie re
Ii, ktore to okoliee armia polska
ozyscAa z boiszewTkow.
Poska wiec potrzebuje ogrora
ME zywnosci ola rstowsnia Sc
TEX tysiecy nieszczeSiiwych, kto-
rzy dopiero co z pas0czy wojny
bolszewickiej zostali uwoiuieni i
kt6rzy mieszkaja ma dalekim
wschodzie PolSki W okoFcach do
piero co z bolszewikow oczyszczo
rych i przez mich dos0czetnie
zniszczonych.
Smutne Swieta beda mice CT ME
szczesiiwi, ktorzy dostana zale-
dwie lyle, ably z gsodu ME umarli'
a 50 tam dziesiatki tysiecy ludno
Sci czysto polskiej, ktora W CA
sic woiny zapedzona byia W tie
okolice przez Moskali, Przez
Niemcow, ME liczac n%atuTalnie
juz tel ludnosci polskiej, htora
tptaj Cd lat jest osiadfa-
Ma pomoc tym nieszczeSlfwym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

zbieraja Potki W Ameryce Dar
Wiefkauocny liczac ma to, re ka1
dy z rodakow rzuci przynajmniej
dolara ma ten szaachetny eel IA
towania ludnoSci w Poisce, a kto
moze powinien dac wiecej.
Pieniadze MONA skladac u 10.
kalnych komltetow Polek, W re-
dakcyi polskiej gazety, Tub II
wszystkich ksiezy proboszcz6w
aldo przes1a6 do g1ownego ko-
mitetu W milwaukee,.
Many nadzieje, re Gala Polo
MIA amerykahska, bez wzgledu ma
dzielace mas zapatrywania poll
tyczne i spo}eczne, stsnie solfdar
nre do apelu i poprze bezintere-
sownie wysiski centralnego mil
waudldego Komitetu Daru Well
kanocnego powo{anego do zycia
specyalnie ola tel Rampant
przez g}owny zarzad Sekcyi Ra-
tunkowej Polek i Wydzia1 Ma
rodowy w Chicago.
We wszystkich wiekszych ko-
loniach w Ameryce Pracuja Po-
szczegolne lokalne komitety Po-
LEX mad zebraniem tych dolaro--
wyrh ofiar. Gdziekolwiek zaS ko
mitetu niema tam niechaj rodacy
sami 0 pomocy nieszzesiiwynl
braciom w Ojczyznie pomySla i
swoje dolarowe ofiary przesla
wprost ma adres: Polk z Amery
XII - Ojczyznie", Komitet Daru
Wiefkanocnego, Sekcyi Ratunko
wei Polek, Mitchell St. State
Bank, cor. Mitchell St. and 9th
ave-, Milwaukee, Wis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
Miej r6zOWe PoIiczki
- u
Wygladaj Iadniej-Bierz
Olive TabliczH

Jezeh sk6ra twoia Jest a6Ha -
twarz blada - jezyk obiozony -
Itchy apetyt - Fly smak W ustach
- czujesz sic leniwy 1 zmeczony -
powinienes wziaG Olive Tabliczke.
Ora. Edwards Olive TablicZh -
srodek uiywany zamiast calomelu
-sa wyrabiane przez ORA. Edwards
DO II 1atach doSwiadczenia.
ORA Edwards Olive TabliczA 50
mieszanina roslinna 2 OLIVIA. Mo-
ina je pozna6 pc ich oliwhowym
kolorze.
Ably mice czysta sk6re 1 r6zowa,
przejrzyste oko, ME mice pryszczy
1 uczucie rzutkosci, must sic zaczac
cd przyczyny.
Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki
dzia}aja jak calomel - jednak ME
przynosza "a soba ziych ~nastepstw.
Poruszaja one 56lc i pokonuja
zatwardzenie. Sprzedaje sic Milo
ny paczek rocznie po 10c 1 25c.
Wei jedna lub dwie ma noe patrz
ma skutki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
q SOKOLNI ~STANISLAWOWSKIEJ

W ubiegfa niedziele, dnia 21go b. m.
S0koli Orla Bia4ego z~akohczyli sw6j
scion pifki koSzykOwej, przy pia-
tka ciezkiej wagi z }atwOScia pOkUnaia
swych rywali - piatke SokO{6w gniaz-
da i'm. Zygmunta Balickiego 2 South
Bend. Indiana Rezultat CRY byl ma
stepujacy: KOsZyki zdobyli z piqtki
sokol6w Orla Bia4ego nastepujacy: No
wicki S: Smorowski, 4; Luhiewsk, =;
Grochowina, /; SzczIka, l; Grzyw1h-
ski. /: a sokoli z South Beod, A.
Strauss, 5; T. AftOwski, 3; ]. Adamo-
wSki. l. Wolne rzuty SmOrOwSki ).
Referentem byl CieSsau Score keep
er. Szerszcniewski. w pOwyAszej gre
brafi udzial nastepujacy grace: Sokoli
re Stanis}awowa j. NowicH, r. f. w.
Smorowski, l. T. S. IIbiewsh, c. r.
Grochowina, r. e. S. Szczrka, |. 6.
/ S. Grzywifski, T. z. SOkOli z
South Bend: A. Strauss, r. +. +. AZ
towSki, |. +. L. Walig0rski, c. j. a
dam0wski, T. g. B. NOwihsh, l. 6.
A. AftowSki, r. 6. i J. Buczkowski
/. e.
Pred to era, najmiodSza piatka So
kol6w staniS{awowSkfch zosta4a poko-
mana przez klItb pod nazwa Van Taus"
punktami esd; take piatka sre-
dniej wagi 135 funtowej sOko&ow, po
bardzo zacietej walce przegra}a ma
korzySc klubu pod naZwa ,,ReSfords"
purktami 20-31. R~eferentem obu gier
byl j. Talaska. Nadmienic wypada, &c
podczaS tych trzech dOskOra3ych / ma
der intercSujacych gier, M sail gimna-
| stycznej by}o oko4o 800 z~wolennik6w
tegoz sportu, z tych kilkudziesiecu z
| South Bend, a resZta naSZych, z Chi
| cago. ONaSkom entIDyaStycznym ME
bylo kofca m}odziez bawi}a sic wy
| bornie w ca1em togo s4owa %znaczeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

Bardzo trzezwo ma SWAT patrza-
cy m1odzteniec, Gandydat adWokatu
ny. zareczyl sic z parma, kt6ra ucho'
dzi1a "a osobs dosyc majstns. CD
przyszlo tednak do om6wtenia szcze-
g616w potycia, uarzeczony zapytaw-
sly o posag panny dowtedzias sic. 4e
wynosi on za1etw1e 10000 koron.
,,Bardzo mi przykro - sawo-
laf s~traptony 49, ale cot my 3 tenn
zrobtmyr".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
KIopnty kandydat6w do zwiazku
madZenskiego.

hiopoty kandydatow do ZWiazku
maIzenskego.
w czasach dzisiejszych, gdy kwe-
stya czy mahehstwo ME jest luksu-
sem, stale sic powaznem zagadnie-
MEM, cheG wstapienia W zwfazh nal
zenskie natrafia ma i5cie grotesko-
we p~rzeszkody. Niebywa9a drozyDna
najniezbedniejszych prZedmfot6w d
rzadzenia, wytwarza bowiem czasami
sytuacye, kt6re moznaby nazwae far
sowemi, gdyby ME to, re kofcza sic
czesto tax bolesne.
w jednem z Mast Galicyf - jak
czytamy W lwowskiej ,,Gaz. Vice.
- zdarzy} sig niedawno ~nastepuja-
cy autentyczny fakt:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

Teraz, 20 zako6czeniu sezohu pi{d ko-
szykowej, naSi sokoli stanisfawowscy
przygotoWuja sic do sezonu pifN ma
zeWnatrz base BALI, ktore to CRY ME-
bawem sic rozpoczna ma dobre.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

D0IBNNK ~CAoo0n sa1so-
noza WieceJ dron1ycA oElosSsh, AMI
tell wszystkie inne dSiSnn5kj 0olSkiA
= Chicago rAzom Wx1NoA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

Nk4m 1T pO01t1w0 nH~
-dHebiorstw amsryhKn1k1A V1ed
1 pr1emyv80wtoe polsh dO6E1o HSoi'
te*elt staA reklxmow0E bedHo SWoj
tnterea " DZIENNIKU C1OAGO'
SKIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Soldier Bonus Favored
At Conference i'm ALBANY

ALBANY, April 6.-At conference
Of Legislative leaders to-day the ques-
ton of a state bonus for World War
veterans was discussed. While there is
general disposition to grant this
bonus, opinions dffcre as to how the
money, about S3O,oOO,000, should be
ra,sed. Some believe the income tax
.ste ehould be increased Others would
mr ose a direct state tax.
Tho subject Of appropriations for
new highway constlNc ION also was
brought up. 1t is understood half of
the $l0,0000o0 left from the second
highway bond issue will be released.
Within few days there will be con-
ference en- legislation for the opposed
New York-New Jersey veheular tunnel.
The first Of the measures to be in
troduced " the Republican majority
for the reorganization OF the state de-
partmenta was introduced Yesterday by
Senator Henry NJ. Sage, OF Albany. The
measure wcu d create a commas ION on
mental hygiene, charities and correc-
tons, which would take over the func-
tons Of the State Hospital Commission,
Prison Corlmiss on. Prison Department.
Charities Department and the Com
mission on Lunacy. There would be
nine commissioners. The first would be
named by the Governor and their sue
ceGsOrS BY the IcCiS aturc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
West Marvels at
Myriad Treasures
Fifth Ave. Displays
Mirrored Splcndor Brings
Many From Pacific Slope,
Who Swell Throngs OH
I'd Day of Weeks Exhibit

Throngs representative of the Mid
die West and the Pacific Coast states
viewed the window displays along Fifth
Avenue yesterday Fifth Avenue
Week" is attracting persons from all
parts OF the United States. and the
purpose of the exhibition is being real
lied, according to the officials in
charge.
The second day of the week" had
for its principal events pageant by
the, pupils Of Public School Is.
hundred little girls sang and acted in
a spectacle entitled Peace and Democ-
rscy" and "America. the Beautiful"
At hight there was q concert by the
Cara Friedbere SeXtette at the Plaza,
Fifty-ninth Street.
In the windows of Crichton Bros,
goldsmiths and silversmths, there were
on view English silver candelabra
standing 1854 inches in height. They
were made in Sheffield in 1775 by John
Winter & Co.
Bost & Co. with exhibits of gowns,
furs and wraps attracted crowds. The
Bourgeois Galleries, at 6ss Fifth Ave
une, showed works of the old masters
as well as modern artists. Carriers
pearl shop, at Fifty-second Street and
Fifth Avenue, was a center of interest,
there being on view many artistic
works adorned with gems.
One OF the unusual displays is that
of Reed & Barton, silversmiths, which
has completed for Ranjit Singhji,
MAharajah of Barwani, Central India.
and is showing silver service of 500
pieces of hollow ware and 500 pieces
off fatware. 1t comprises also a large
assortment Of porcelain tableware,
cryslal stem ware, silver mounted ma
hogany and rosewood pieces, all con-
tanned in a cabinet made of hand
carved native woods with plate glass
doors.
Fhe windows IN the establishments
wAl be lighted until 1880 o'clock every
nilht this week, and the amber lights
used during wartime celebrations are
burned throughout the night.
There Will be singing by high school
choruses this afternoon at 2 o'clock
In Madison Square Park, and tonight
T. Tertius Noble will give an organ
recital at St. Thomas's Church, Fifth
Avenue and Fifty-third Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Metropolitan VIII Give
Benefit Opera Monday
"Ihe Blue Bird" To Be Sung
for Last Time at the Matt
nee on FRIDAY Week

A spccia! matinee for the benefit Of
the emergency fund of the Met~opoli
tan Opera Company win be given on
Monday. The bill will include the Sec
ord act OF la Fora de! Destlno."
the third act of "R;gole-tc," the sec
end act Of ''Tosca" and the chorus and
ballet from the third act of Samson
will appear are Mines. Ponseile Bar
rientos and Farrar and Messrs. Harold,
Luca MartinelN, Scott, Mardones and
Ma atesta.
The Blue Bird" viii be sung for the
last time this season a. a special
matinee on Friday of next week. The
original cast will be heard, including
Mines. Delaunois Ellis, Psrini and
Gordon and MessFs. Chalmers, Rothier
and Qua.
Other operas next week will be
"L'Oracolo' and "Pag iacci" as double
bill Monday evening, the former sung
by Mines. Sundc,ius and Arden and
Messrs. Scotri, A!thouse and Didur, the
latter by Msssrs. Caruso, Amato, Lau-
remit and Bada and Miss Muzio; "Ma-
dana Butterfly Wednesday evening,
with Nine. Farrar and Messrs. Lazaro
and Scott; lie Prophetic" Thursday
evening, with Mines. Matzenauer and
Easton and Messrs Caruso, Rothier,
and Mardones. and Eugene Onegn"
Friday evening. with Mines. Muzio and
Perrin and Messrs Martinslli, de Luca
and Didur.
Lucia di Laranormoor' will be sung
al next weeks Saturday matinee, with
Nine. BarrieA.os and Messrs. Lazaro, de
Luca andMariones. "Laza' will be sung
at popular prices on the sam evening
with Mines F'ar-ar, Howard Arden and
Tiffany. Mr.. MGrtlrci.i Will sing Du-
fresno for the first time here.
Mischa Eirnan will play at next Sun
daY evenings opera concert. Miss
Resale Miller and Clarence White
hill vii. sing and Richard Hagemar
viii direct the orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Gen. Harris Denies
He Knew of A. r.. F.
Prison Brutalities
Entirely Satisfied With His
Paris Record; No Strong
Armed Methods, He Tes-
titles at Investigation

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Dsclaim-
ing responsibility for prison hrutalites
alleged to have occurred in the Paris
district while under his jurisdiction,
Brigadicr- General William w. Harris,
former commander Of American forces
in the French capital, declared to-day
before House war investigation COM
mittee that he was entirely satisfied
with his record at that post.
Charges that "strong- blood
thirsty police companies swept the
streets Of Paris making wholesale ar
rests of American soldiers" were de-
MED by General Harris.
General Harris, who was ordered
home from Germany to testify be-
fore the committee, also denied that
prisoners were put through a third
degree to obtain confessions Of crime"
or that they were "beaten, threatened
and inhumanely treated"
Ten thousand men passed through
the prison in Paris in four months,
General Harris said. Some were held
overnight and others for long periods.
II knew that the four rooms OF the
prison were overcrowdcd," the witness
said. II visited them frequently. Con-
NAS''iio "SAS DdO, anu ANEW tICN
were"
conditions were worse than you
know or wish to admit Mr.. Bland
interrupted.
General Harris replied that the COM
mittee desired "to fasten something" OF
him. 1t was his desire, he said, to tell
the facts.
Chairman Johnson. Of the committee
expressed the opinion that the commit.
tee room could DC filed with soldiers
anxious to testify to specific brutali-
ties. General March, chief of staff,
and other high army officers, the chair
man said, had admitted there was basis
for the charges now before the ccm-
mittce.
To General Harts's statement that If
the alleged conditions had existed he
did not know Of them, Mr.. johnson re-
Piled:
That's just it, If you didn't know
you ought to have known, and if you
didn't acquaint yourself with conditions
you were derelict in Your duty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Martin Confirmed as
Jersey State Secretary
Senate Acts on denomination 10
Reopen Office Closed
Seycra, naye

TRENTON, N. j., April EN- order
to reopen the Office of the Secretary of
State and the Department O. Motor
Vehicles, which have been closed since
Sunday night, the Senate to-day con-
tirmed the reappontmcnt of Thomas F.
Martin, Democrat, Of Union Hill, as
Secretary of State. Mr.. Martin i'm
mediatcly reappointed Mr.. William l..
Dill, Democrat. of Paterson, as AS
sstant Secretary of State and State
Motor Vehicle Commissioner.
Supreme Court Justice Thomas
Trenchard administered the oath of Of
fee to Mr.. Martin and his Office and
that Of Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Dill was at once rcopcned for the
business which has been held up for
almost two days. because the Senate
refused to confirm Mr.. Martins Ap-
poirtment
The Motor Vehicle Transfer bill was
later called up in the house, but there
were not sufficient votes to re-pass it
over the Governors veto and it was
tabled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Plan Roosevelt Memorial

Nnfc'W ptfpni ch 70 Jiee Sibuue
BOSTON. April 6.-Uarvard Univer-
sty plans to honor the memory of
Theodore Roosevelt. AS the first step
it is proposed to start at onces the
collection OF Roosevelt memorabilia.
The committee, Arthur Woods, '92; r.
NJ. SaltonstaM 80; Hermann Hagedorn,
'O7 and Caspar &. Bacon, 'OS in its
report to the Associated Harvard Clubs
says:
1--WE believe it would be a most fit
ting and useful thing if Harvard Uni
versity should undertake the produc-
ton Of the life and complete letters
and works of Theodore Roosevelt.
This would be very large undertake
ing and consume good many years
Probably some of the letters could not
be published for several years We
feel that it would be a splendid thing
for the university to make available
to the world and to posterity tho COM
plete letters and standard life Of
Colonel Roosevelt, and recommend that
committee be appointed to take this
up with those whose cooperation would
be necessary"