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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
@iitpriifc 2aae.

Den 10. Te6ruor fonot Nfltem-
ningcn Gte6 / fsr1te Gone / Giles
zig, og Sen 7. Quarts itenmer ant
sen 3ol1c. ut 6isie bliper Ditto:
rifle Gage life olene for Donmorfs
&ebfommcnoe, men ogIoa for oS
9aulf=M merifanerc, CT 10 in6lDienoe.
Set 1pncs, font ONT 6enne &erio0e,
bpori g(fltcm1i1,gen forcgaar, piloi
n9rc inrlig cgnet til at mrffe Ser
Golelie bos os beropre, at hi buroc
looc 6isle bi9ttge @egipenbe6er fac
l1oilag / Ell eller onoen feItlig Sc.
mon1trotion> noget iom nilbe pin6(
&ifolo hos ollie.
81 tolte 1ooleoes mes ST.. gnna.
n1!eI SobonIcn, fjen0t iom Ell al bo:
re heolte Mrronggrer / Metning al
Observation-Disclosures, og @r. Sobmn.
ic11 mc6beltc %, at ban Iaa lnao'
tr11fte poo Ml1ligbeocn al at lobl
opfsrc Grandchildren" poa ct q
bore 6oipn=tolpn Teotre.
9elme Golrfe CT tiltolenoe o.
burbc mo6toges me6 @eqeiitrin9 o.
fin6e Stptte, 1oopi6t set Ia0er fla
reolilcrc. Seen, font ST.. SobonIc,
1ogbc, %onlfeligbeocrnc hes at fac
Sc rctte Dro9ter til @tpffet ct ltorc
og l16oifterne bliper 6erefter, Iige:
iom set bliber ct &empeorbei0e al
irtte Stnffet / @ce11c.
&nis Ser CT Mulighcb for, al
"9onoiolootcn" fan opfdrcs fer
Chicago, netop tenne Mf1temt
nringspcrio6e, Door G1esbig iiffer1
ni11pes tilboge til Gonmorf, b1trb<
Eol1fen life foo 2op til at So
Gmo1n1c1 eSobonien 1neo fin oarsla11:
&c Grfori11g og iifrc arrangements:
talent cr Monoe>1, Ser fan u6fpr(
@pcrbct, og fo%rtiener 5tptte fra Sc
@onifes SIDE / 9%3etning al @oront;
og @jelp for, at Toretagen6et far
blibc cit 5ufces.
Ser / Chicago bar hi 10 &omi=
tcer, beitaoenbe al bore betpoe1igite
Men6 % &bin6er, lom bat til Sor.
n1ool at beb6e 9on1 fbe6en / Slime,
rifaaer1cs 9jne.
G1 ioobon 3coterforeltilling bill
Sc f1>11ne forme fig til EFT im1ti
oon1f-omerifonif Eribut, bilen6e bot
@lG6c iom 6aniffp6tc Mnn6 oa
&bi1loer ober, at @lespig otter for
enes me6 Mo6erlan6et, og iamti6ig
aipe. Dor Mnerfienoe1ie og Eaf til
gncrito, uoen bbis Sn6iats / Sre6s=
f%onference11 set i1eSbigife @pdrgs-
moal mao1fe e}1omt .Itob ul6lt.
9ctie CT Ell birfelig flor og ber=
Sig Sag, font GbicagoS 9anif e bur
Sc pnre fSoregangsm9n6 i. Ser lie,
Der ca. 10000 Gonif= Mmerifonere
/ Gbicago og ct Smri6s al 100 Metl,
in6befottenoe &acir1e, &enoibn oa
@ilmm,fee. Set er 1let life 11tnnfe=
ligt, at "2an61ol6aten", ONT @tpf=
fet fan opf6res, me6 2etbeo bi1 f11n,
ne blipe ipillet flere @onge.
81 far @anoe>1, Ser fan og bil
paotage Zig Mrrangementet, noa1
Ser er en- @arantt for, at 6en Fl.
nahctelle @i6e bolancerer; hi ba1
&rGfterne. og ri tror at fltnre ftge
at hi ogiaa bar @illien og @pne11
ber / Chicago til at n6f6re @berbet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
&Qufetteu for @oninlen.

0anias Mftipitetsfomite me66e
Ter, at @onfetten til Sore for Son:
Iul Salfenitierne, / Mnle6ning al
bons uonabnelie til &i66er al Dal1.
nebroa, fin6er Gteo Eors6ag Mften
Sen 10. Sebrrtor / Danto Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Universal Liniment

,er ct Hjemmemiddel, som altid burde
findes ethvert Hem. Den kan bru.
=ses paa enhver Aarstid. Universal
Liniment er nemlig udmerket til Lin,
sdring af ON Halls, FrOstskade, For.
-kj0lelse, Reumatisme, Moskittostik,
Pine og Smerter.
Universal Liniment er saa god
som nOgen.
At de, der har pr1vet den, er til
freds, ses af dette Eksempel: Mr..
John f. Carlson. Chisago, Mimi.
kjpbte den Sde Jan. / Flaske. Den
1Sde Jan. = 10 Dage senere - bestil-
tie han ct halvt Dusin.
Hvis De prpvede den, Wide De six
kert blive ligesaa tilfreds. PROV den,
Send nedenstaaende Kupon ind i Dag
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
&ribat Maiferabe.

Sangerrte al set 0anife Snlles-
TOR beb116er, at ser oil blibe bol6t
en-. pribat Maiferooe, Tim for Sa11=
|gere og &enner me6 ,9amer, {
{8jgrapins &aM 26r6ag Mten oen
Ste mort8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
NDe Si6cr.

Grit Yeterien og Mn6reip Sacobz
Tcn, ioni / mango Mnr bor orepet
Notwithstanding paa 5tote st.,
far / 0isic Gage lolgt oenne til
be%nbol0Sbis @n,mgort og Socob
GbriitenIen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
g.. 81. Qiuic1t

ulcooclcr, at "Oscor g." afieileoe
fra @riitionio Sen 2. Sch. og pe11tes
til Seem Dorf Sen IL. Sch. @iem=
tllren foregoor Sen 81. 6eb.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13

Cedar Rapids. Iowa.-"Efter nit
sidste Barns F0dsel havde jeR
smertefulde Anfald der fu1dstan-
dig satte mig I'D af Stand til at
udrette NIT Husarbejde. Jeg led i
Maaneder; Legen sagde, at mine
Lidelser al af en- organisk Be
skaffenhed, og at en- Operation
wilde b!ive nodvendig. bet warren
frygtelig Ting fo1 mig, der havde
ct lille Barn og fire andre Bbrn-
en- Dag t@nkte jeg paa Lydia E.
Pinkhan1's Vegetable Compound
og huskede hvorledesd den Aar f0r
havde hjulpet mig. Jeg tog fem
Flaskeraf Vegetable Compound OF
brugte LydiaE .Pinkhams> Sana.
tive Wash-og siden den It'd har
jeg vaeret en- rask Kvinde: kan
pa=se NIT Hus og Familie uden
BesvEr eller en- Days Sygdom, Jeg
er rede OK taknemlig til at edfeste
Oeres Medicin til enhver It'd. Jeg
er fireogfyrre Aar gammel og har
like havt en- Days Sygdom i tire
Aar.-Mrs. II. Klenig, 617 Ellis
Blvd. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
ALLIE UDMArTEDE I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13

Sandusky, Ohio. -"Efter NIT
Barns Fpdsel fix jeg organiske
Lidelser Min Laee sagde. de var
foraarsaget we'd Forleftning. op at
en- Operation n0dvendiggjo,d es.
Jeg Wide like indvi1lige i en- Ope-
ration og lod hengaa ct Aar. hvil-
ken It'd min S0ster udf0rte NIT
ArbeJde. da jeR like kunde gaa.
En- Dag bes0gte min Tante mig
OF hun forta1te ON Deres Medicin.
der havde kureret hende for den
samnl Sygdom. Jeg tog Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
og brugte Lydia E. Pinkham's Sa-
native Wash OF de har he1bredet
mig. Jeg udretter nu alt NIT eget
Husarbejde, Vask, Strygning, Fa-
miliesynina og syer endog for an
DIRE Folk. Jeg tager stadig en- Fla.
ske Vegetable Compound hver
Foraar som ct Styrkemiddel. Jeg
anbefaler Deres Medicin til andre.
som har lignende Lidelser son,
mine, og De kan benytte nitBrav,
hvis De 6nsker."- Mrs. Paul Pa
penfuse 1926 Stone ST., Sandusky,O
VINOER SXULLE rAGE :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Hvor mango Kvinder er SON denne?

Hvor mango KVinder er som denne?
Hvad er mere treHende for Kvinder end de uoph9rlig tinage-
vendende huslge Pligter? Aah! den stadige Ensformighed-A
beJde' Slid og seb; ingen It'd til at we're syg; tract, skrantende
og kan endda like holde op. Men der kommer G It'd, da No.
get "klikker'\og de finder sig sav simpelthen udmattet. og
hvad der gjpr Sagen v@rre, de har paadraget sig alvorlige kvin-
delige Uordener, som nasten altid fplger den vedvarende Be-
tyngning af en- Kvindes Krefter.
Da skulde de huske, at der er ct MIiddel som lydia r. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound-lisse to Kvinders Erfaring bevi
ser Diet Faktum:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13

South Bend, Ind.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
PRACA.

POTRZEBA kobiet Tub dziewczat do
mycia statkow do malej restauracyi.
s14 tygodniowo. 55 w. Randolph ul.
27
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

Wszystkim krewpym i znalo-
mym dohosimy te smutna VIA
domoSG il najukochanszy MAJ
i ojciec naSz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

ktorzy wPakowali mu kule W pier
81, poczem zabrali portfel, zawie-
rajacy $500 w czekach, oraz
S17 W gotowce i uciekli. Amidon
pQ calo-dziennej kollekcie wra-
cal byi wiaSnie do kancelaryi
kompanii kolejowcj, kiedy u zbie
GU ulic 43ciej ! Wallace, zauwa-
zyi dwu meaczyzn, zdazajacych
wprost W lego strong. Przcczu-
wajac cos niedobrego, chciaf COT
nae sic do pobliskiej apteki, lccz
jeden z bandytow zaskoczy& mu
droge, strzelit do niego poczem
wyrwal mt Z reki portfel i pocz2f
biedz W strone maszyny, w htorel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

POTRZEBA operatorek PREY spod-
nicach i sukniach. Stala praca. Do
bra zapiata. zgiosit sic zaraz. Fa-
genholz Bros, 1907 Milwaukee av.
20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

drugi bandyta czeka} gotowy do
ucieczki. Amid0n resultant sill
zdoial jes1cze dobyc revolver
i postal kule "a bandytami. MIN
przywoiany lekarz p!rzybyf ma
miejsce w~ypadku, Amidon juz
niezyi. Policya powiadomiona 0
morderstwic / rabunku pu$cila
sic w pogoh "a bandytami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

POTRZEBA kobiety do domowej TO-
boty. Dobra zapiata. 1913 n. Ash.
land ave-. 3cie pietro, front. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

POTRZEBA mezczyzn do og6lnej IL
brycznei pacy. Acme Cracker Co.. -
1850 w. Austin ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
PADA TRU-
PEN w CZASIE WALK

Otia Amidon, kollektor ola
kompanii American Railway
Express Coz, zamieszkaly pnr.
1S41 Nebraska ave-, zostaf wczo-
raj po Poiudniu napadniety przez
dwu ACKNOWLEDGMENT bandytow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
re STANIsLAwoWA.

Tow .Sw. Walentego gr. SAT u.
odbedzie swoje roczne posiedZenie we
wtorek, dnia 27go ~stycznia, o godzi-
ME 1880 ~wieczorem, W sail zwykIych
posiedzen. Kazdy czlonek powinien
bye obecny, DO bedzie instalacya u
rzednik6w. ma r. 1920. - Piotr Ma
wrocki, PREF: Ant. Zientek, sekr.
prot, 1916 Holt ul.
- Admnistracya oddzialu 1890
Sw. J6zefa ma sic zebraG We wtorek
wiecz6r, dnia 27go s~tycznia, o godz'-
ME pol do 6smej wiecZorem. W sail
Macierzy Polskiej, ma instalacy3 pre-
yes prosi, ably Gala adm;ristracya by
la do przysiegi. - Micn. ]. Kus-
nierz, PREF; Andrzei Ku1a"a, sekr'
prot, 1908 n. L%awnda!3 ave.
q Avondale.
P~osiedzenie Gminy 12S odbe--
die sic dnia 2Sgo s%tycznia, o godzi-
mic Smei wieczorem, w koscluszko
Parku. w sail zwyklych posledzeh'
Obecnosc ~delegat6w jest konieczna'
sa wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia. =
Jan szymahski, PREF; MARGIN Pr2y
bylski, sekr.
Y KAZIMIERZOWA.
Klub Polskich Obywatelek leg
wardy ma bardzo wazne p~osicdzenie
w srode vieczorem, dnia 2SgO stycz
rta w sail OBJ. Skarpihskiego, ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

POTRZEBA 2 ~dziewczeta do myehs
naczyn, kr6tkie godZiny. niedziele
wolne. 314 ma tydzieh. 81 n. Wells
ul. IS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

ktore proszone So ~wszystkie obywa-
telki nalezace do tego klubu. - NJ
P. Kuflewska, PREF; ]. Smoczynska
sekr. prot, 1910 S. Spaulding v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

POTRZEBA dZiewczat nizej lat Is
takze doswiadczonych maszynowych
op%eratorek PREY rekawiczkach. Re-
lance Glove Co. 2500-06 w. Chi
cago ave. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

POTRZEBA kobiet do mycia stat
kow Ma dzien. 1852 Milwaukee ave,
Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

POTRZEBA kobiety do szorowania
ma kr6tkie godziny. 1886 w. Division
r6g Milwaukee We. drugie pietro.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
PROGRAM OFFERED =
SIGN LANGUAGE

oratorical selections by signs
featured the ffty-ninth anniversary
presentation day of GalIsudet Uni
versity. held yesterday at the in
stitution.
SALT" delivered by Armand s.
Courrege and The Revival of
American Taste In Interior Decora-
tion" by Kelly H. Stevens, given in
sign language, were translated or
ally by teachers. An oral selection
by Mary B. Logan was transmitted
to signs by another professor.
Dr. ]. Stanley purkee, president
of Howard University, pronounced
the invocation and Leslie NJ. Shaw,
former Secretary of the Treasury.
delivered the presentation address
The Rev. Oliver L. whildin deliv-
cred the benediction in sign Ian
guage.
Degrees were given the follow
ing:
Isaac Goldberg, Charles D. Seaton
Henry ]. Pulver. oliver A.. whildin
Miriam c. Flenner, Wendell Haley
Mary B. Logan, Eunice d. Post,
Emily Z. Sterck. Kelly H. Stevens,
Walter p. Valiant. George H. Davies
George H. whitworth.. Powell J.
Wilson, Harry ". Barnett, ARMAND
s. Courage and Jerome Hicks.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

Remeo o. Dewarf. q. and Lille o. Ev.
critt. -, both Of Philadelphia, Pa. The
Rev. C. T. Warner.
Frederick B. Magruder. 81, of Hyattsyille
Nd, and Mabel L. Thompson. 20. OF Brandy
wine. Md. The Rev. NJ. l.. Rippy.
James II. Wood, 40. and Helen C. VAUGHN,
81. both of Washington. The Rev. N. p. J.
Eean.
Louis Rezos, 81, of Washington, and Jennie
Barry, 10. Of Great Falls. Va. The Rev
j. II. Jeffries.
Charles R. sa1ty, 25. and Alma W Nil
stead. 1e, both Of Washington. The Rev
Z. n. Thompson.
Louis Janof. n. and Bertha Lombard, q
both Of Washington. The Rev. G. Silver
stone.
and Catherine !. Railway. 3, Of Altoona, Pa
The Rev. II. p. J. Egan.
P. Herbert Bryant, "a. and Harriet L. Tay
lor. 20, both Of Washington. The Rev. @. c
Bacon.
Harry o. Prince, ss. and Eva R. Jsvins
.. both Of Washington. Tie Rev. J. T
Huddle.
william N. Rush, so. and Katie stephen
son. 81. both Of Ayattsville, Nd. The Rev
Ii. d. Mitchell.
Harry L. Butler. 81, and Bertha L. Nc
Conchie, 81: both of Del Ray. Va. The Rev
Leslie Van Liew, %, and Ruth N. yamison
=, both of Richmond. Va. The Rev. J. Z
lsriggs.
Clarence n. Traylor. q, and Ellen r
King. 81. both Of Ashland. Va. The Rev
4. Il. Davis.
BsnJamin Woodward. 81. OF oris, Va, and
Daisy v. Goodman. Is, Of sabot, Va. The
Rev. II. y. Downs. ..
John I. Mcdowell. q. and Lulu Il. Martin
Briggs. =
augustus Hiil. 81, and Teresia Thomas, n
both OF washington. The Rev. L. G. Tate.
Richard d. Roy, 81, and Pearl Coiema n
p, both OF Aiexandria, Va. The Rev. Ii. W
Cnlston.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
INDICTED COAL MEN
TRY TO DODGE TRIAL

Toledo. Ohio, May 81 Attorney
General PaImer's action against
coal miners and coal operators for
violation OF the Lever act by COM
bining to enhance the price of coal
got into the United States District
Court here, today when suit was
filed asking an injunction to re-
strain the Federal authorities from
taking George NJ. Jones, represent
ing many coal interests, to Indianap-
oils to be arraigned. Similar suits
will be filed for miners officials and
operators In Cleveland, Columbus,
Chicago, Pittsburg and St.. Louis.
The miners officials and operators
residing in Indiana will be arraign-
ed In Indianapolis before Judge An
derson Thursday morning.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
DAVIS WOULD BAR
I FACTORIES FROM D. C.,

Notices to the effect that q num-
ber Of manufacturing establish
ments, including hosiery mills and
shoe factories, are considering To-
eating in Washington, brought q
protest from Representative Edwin
L. Davis. OF Tennessee, on the floor
of the House of Representatives
yesterday. =
Davis directed his criticism at
Washington trade bodies. which, he
said. were carrying on a propaganda
to bring manufacturing concerns
into the District of Columbia. De-
cfaring the District Of Columbia had
been carved out OF the wilderness
specifically for National Capital
Davis urged that nothing be done
to mar the civic beauty of the city,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
Soldiers Stage Race Riot;
i 3 Get Six Months in Jail

|. Julius C. Bryan. eighteen years
old and Raymond Byrd, twenty
three years old. both soldiers and
detailed to the hospital corps at
Fort Myer, Va, who staged a min
iature race riot at Thirty Third and
NJ streets northwest Tuesday even
ing, were each sentenced. to six
months in Jail yesterday morning in
police court by Judge Hardison.n
Y Both carried revolvers which
were drawn when. several colored
girls resented being showed about
on the. sidewalk. Policemen Cole
and Moore appeared on the scene
and dlsarmed them and locked them
up. Byrd received an extra sixty
day sentence for flourishing q gun
at one Of the girls. Both were
turned over to the military author
tiles who agreed to carry out the
order Of the court
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
SWUNG
ON MONMOUTH
$32,5OO Topped from
Apartment House Rentals
By Commission.

BY using it's ofnciai az yesterday
on the wartime rents 90 bitterly
complained of by tenants Of the
Monmouth Hotel. 1873 q ktreet
northwest the Rent Commission
has put into effect q list OF rentals
which win save these tenants ap-
proximately $4,000 q year.
The cuts run anywhere from IS
TO 60 per cent The decision was
made on the original complaint Of
James T. Cantrill. q Tenant. against
James L Karrick. the owner and
J. w. Pilling. the agent and Affects
both furnished and unfurnished
apartments.
The slash In rentals compared
with the old figures are as follows:
Two furnished apartments OF Eve
rooms. kitchenette and bath are re-
duced from $3.50 70 500 a month
Five i've room unfurnished Kitchen
ette and bath apartments are re-
duced from sI2O TO SIS. One four
room furnished kitchenette and
bath apartment is reduced from
$3.50 TO SS2.so. Three unfurnished
four room kitchenette and bath
apartments are reduced from 500
to s62.5o.
Seventeen furnished two room.
kitchenette and bath apartments
are reduced from sII5 and 500 10
Seventeen furnished two rooms
kitchenette and bath apartments
are reduced from S65 and $50 to
$3.50. Eight one room. kitchen
cite and bath furnished apartments
are reduced from $50 20 ss2.SO-
the last named with the four room
apartment being the deepest cuts
made.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
SEES PACKINGLAWS
"'WTTHTEETH IN EN-"

Packer legislation with teeth in
it" will be passed by this. session
of Congress- Representative Ander-
son. Mimi, one Of the authors OF
bill to regulate the packing in
dustry, predicted yesterday.
The bill, which is being framed
to supplement the Department OF
Justice decree eliminating the Big
Five packers from many. unrelated
lines. will be reported out next
week. he said. EE-.-[&
I'VE viii certainly report. bin
and I think despite the diverting
effects of the two political con-
yentiops. we will get it through" )"
declared Anderson. =, =.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
CHURCHDANC
BAN SHELVED
Methodist Delegates Refer
Resolution TO State
Committee.

Des Moines. Iowa. May 5.-Dele-
gates to the Methodist general con-
ference favoring repeal Of the Ia
nous article $50. which prohibits
dancing. card playing and other
forms OF amusements, lost in Che
FIRST skirmish with conservatives
today.
A resolution was introduced by
Frank Arter. Cleveland. providing
that the judiciary committee report
on the constitutionality Of article
$50. objection 10 the resolution was
introduced by DR.. e. p. Depnett. OF
California: after a spirited debate,
the resolution was referred to the
committee on the state Of the
church.
To Indorse s1iitAry Training.
The conference win be given an
opportunity to go on record for or
against military training. Chaplain
Oliver. special delegate from Wash
ington. d. c., declared tody. He
win introduce a resolution indors-
ing the military training Of the
United States army. he said.
Edward De Valera. president of
the Irish republic" issued a state
ment here yesterday denouncing
the conference Of the Methodist
Church at Des Moines for adopting
a resolution opposing American In
reference in the Irish question.
Denounees U. s. Attitude.
He also denounced the attitude Of
the United States. saying: by con-
tinuing to recognize the British
government in ireland, America Is
not acting as a neutral. She Is do
ing a grievous. positive wrong to
a nation which has deserved well
Of her, and Is giving her strength
to buttress and reestablish In the
world the, lately condemned doc
trine that might makes right"
De Valera has just returned to
Washington after a tour of the
South.