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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

odkrycia te zadnego wp}ywu ia
szansc wyboru Lowden'a mice
ME beda, W koncu So tacy, ktorzv
twicrdzq, &c zeznania dclegatow
&c Stanu Missouri W sprawlc O.
trzymanych Cd gubernatora pie
niedzy nietylko, re ME zaszkodz9
Lowden' owl, ale przeCiwnic przy
sporza mu tenn silniejSzego po-
parcia. Zreszta, by prawde po--
wiedziec. mkt tymczasem nc
nic VIE - taktyka bowicm, ktO
ra stosowano W Rampant pred
konwencyjncJ doprowadzila RE
CIV do takiego stanu niepewno--
sci, ze dopoki pierwsze balotowa
ME ma konwencyi sic mic Odbe-
die, trudno bedzic przcpowie--
dziet, po kt6rcj stronic zwycie-
stwo ley.
General Wood wzmocni swe
silly przez to, re wzlqf dowodz-
two Rampant W swc wSasnc re-
ce. TAX Samo ma sic rzecz gut
bernatorem. Cd czasu. kiedy
I.owden wypart sig dwoch dele
gat6w Missouri, ktorzy sic byli
przyznali do pobrania pieniedzy.
strona lego znowu sic wzmacnla.
WaIka obecnic prowadzona, to
czy sic glownie miedzy Wooden
! Lowden'em - senator Johnson
zdajc sic bye trzeci. I innych
kandydat6w Harding, Butler i
Hoover moga opierac nadziejc
wyboru ma rezultatach sledztWa
w sprawie funduszow kampanij-
nych.
CO sic tyczy przepowiedni o
t. z. dark horse" to ia zdaje sic
teraz bye bardzo ciemna!
chcqc bowicm wybrac takiego
,,szarego kandydata' zwolennicy
jego musieliby najpierw zwal'
czyt kandydatury Wood'a, Low
den'a Johnson'a, ktorzy z
dniem kazdym staja sic silniejsi,
zadanie ME latwe do wykonania.
Og6lnem zdaniem przewod--
COW politycznych jest, re senator
Beveridge z Indiana, zostanie wy
brany stalym przewodniczacym
konwencyi. Kandydatura Beveri
dge'a ma to stanowisko jest juz
od pewnego czasu ,,tajemnle"
niedzy delegatami wszystkich
Stan6w prowadzona - kazdemu
delegatowi przed odjazdem do
Chicago, wpajaja w pamiec ma
zwisko yBeveridge",
Miedzy wybitnemi osobisto--
sciami, ktore wczoraj do Chica-
go przyby}y, znajdujemy nazwi-
skosko Williama Jennings Brya-
ma. P. Bryan przyjecha} ma ko7
wencye republikahska, ably bronic
zasad prohibicyi.
" sprawie prohibicyi, p.
Bryan, jak zwykle, okazai sic bar
dzo wymowpgm, lecz gdy go "a
pytano c>swe zapatrywania ma
sprawy republikahskiej konwen-
Cyl, stall sic = sfinxem milcza-
Gym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
REZOLUCYA UZNANIA IR-
LANDZKIEJ REPUBLIKI
UBITA.
Washington, 5. czerwca.

Washington, 5. czerwca. -
Reprezentant James F. Gallivan
z Massachusetts, oskarzai wczorai
ze republikafiscy przew6dcy W
Kongresie ,,uSpili" rezolucye Ma
soma, uznajqca Republike Irlandz
kq. Reprezentant William E. Ma
son, autor tejze rezolucyi zazna-
czy}, re personal---very. 1zby O.
swiadczyf, re odmowi jakiegokol-
wick uznania, jezeli kto 7 czfon-
k6w Izby chciaIby wskrzesic
sprawe rezolucyi. Reprezentant
GaIlivan wierzy, re mic ME zdoia
ocalic rczolucye Cd ,pogrzeba-
MIA"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
Z PROCESOW KRYMINAL-
NYCH.

NYCH.
Chicagoska ,,camorra" zbrodni
razcm re Swq intryga, &c sWym
zasetpcm politykicr0w i ,.flxc~
row" i tysiqccm niccnych prak-
tyk utrudniania piracy dla spra-
wicdliwoSci, zosta}a wczoraJ n1o
WI pokonana i W ty} kilkakrot-
ME odrzucona. Najpicrw wyto--
czono sprawe Geary'mu "a NOR
dcrstwo a opickunowi jcgo Grit
fin'owi. process o udzia} W zbrod-
nj post iactum
Dalej, Big Tim" Murphy,
Mike" Carozzo i Ninccnzo Cos
mano zostali wczoraj zawiadomlc
nj, zc Sprawa ich o morderstwo
I.nright'a zostaIa naznaczonq IA
dzien IS czerwca.
W proccsic .zaboicow Enrlghta
adwokaci obrony usiiowali odro-
czyt sprawe ma diuzszy Gas, da-
jQc jako pow0d to, &c Sd on jed
noczeSnic obroncami w proceslc
miiionerskich komunistow - G.
ncrgiczna akcya prokuratoryl
wSzakzc dopiela Swego i process
wSpolnik0w Ninci'ego, zoStanlc
bez dalszcj zwioki poprowadzo-
n.y..
Wniosek. jedncgo &c skaza-
nych ma Smierc. niejakiego Fran
ciszka Zager'a, mowy process
zostaI wczoraj przez sedzicgo Sa
bath'a odrzucony. Eager Dedzie
wisiec Is pazdzicnlika, talk jak
poprzednio sad zawyrokowa}.
l. innych spraw kryminalnych
najdalej postapi}a sprawa Ray
Schilling'a, mordercy policyanta,
kt6ry sic by} onegdaj przyznal
do why.
Sprawa Gcary'ego zostala u
mieszczona w kalendarzu sado-
wynn ma przysziy wtorek, kledy
to definitywnie dzieh pierwszej
rozprawy zostanie og}oszony. A
systent prokuratora stanowego,
adwokat Przystalski wyrazif sic
wczoraj re prokuratorya ME wy
tchnie, dop6ki Geary ME zostanic
ma slnicrc skazany.
We wczorajszych przes}uchach
Geary wypiera} sic zbrodni IL
trzymujac, ze chociaz ME vie,
gdzie byi W dniu, kiedy zbrodnia
zostala popc}niona, to jednak jest
pewien, re W dniu tym rewolwe-
ri w reku ME mia}.
RATUsZ WYDAJE WOJNE
,.DoMOWA" DROzYzN1E.
Miasto Chicago, ably ME dac sic
wyprzedzit innym wielkim insty
tucyom, ogfosiEo wczoraj diva
MOVE plany,f dla zwalczania dro-
zyzny, znoszac ceny wysokie ola
swych 1900 pracownikow.
Alderman Adamowski, glowno
dowodzacy sill anty-drozyznia-
nych, ogtosif wczoraj nastepujace
piany:
w przyszIy wtorek, W sail
przesiuchow publicznych (na
parterze przy wejsciu ulicy
DokOflcZenle ma StrOnicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
PODWYZKA CEN JAZDY
TRAWAJOWEJ w DETROIT,

Detroit, Mich, 5. czerwca. -
Tymczasowe uregulowanie sporrt
w sprawie opfat jazdy tramwajo-
wei zostalo tn uskutecznione
wczoraj pomiedzy miejSka tram
wajowa korporacyq, kompania
detroit United Railway Co." l.
CODA obu kompanii ustala opfate
jazdy ma 6 centow, lrb dziewiec
tykietow przejazdu "a 80 centow
Z uniwersalnym ,,transfer'em.'
Nova oplata ma pozostac W zy-
ciu dopoki akuratne zbadanie
kompanicznych ksiag / raportow
ME wykaze, ze pracownicy kompa
nil tramwajowych, W liczbie 1000
otrzymuia "a wysokie zaplaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
SKRADLI DZIFCKOL

Norriston, Pa, 5. czerwca. -
Zagadki, otaczajacej porwanie
trzynastomiesiecznego dziecka B.
Coukhlin'a, ktore skradziono z
kolebki we Srode rano, jeszcze do
dis ME rozwiazano.
Setki osob, w{aczajac w to
miejsoowa Policye. stanowa poll
eye, agentow z departamentu Spra
wiedliwosci Prywatnych detek.
tywow, przeszuka}y okolice i po-
bliskie osady, lecz ME znaleziono
zadnego slsdu dziccka. Widocz'
ME rabusie ci byli dobrze obezna-
nj domem Coughlin'a uzyli dra.
biny, ably dostat sic do sypialni,
gdzie dziecko sic znajdowafo.
Powiatowi komisarze ofiaro.
wall $1,000 "a ujecie rabusiow.
G.. H. Coughlin, ojciec dzlecka
jest prezesem zakiadu litograficz-
nego we Filadelfii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05

Dokonczenie ns suoncy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
BOLSZEWICY DONOS.ZA
o NOVEL OFENSYWIE.

Londyn, 5. czerwca. - Otrzy-
name tn ze zrodel bolszewickich
doniesienia podaja, re wojska So
wiet6w rozpocze}y nova ofensy-
we przeciwko polSkim pomiedzy
rzokami Prypecia a Dnieprem,
Raporty tc donosza, ze polskie
patrole zosta}y zmuszone do COT
niecia sic tam przez armie, zEOzo-
na 5000 kawaleryi z jednej
dywizyi piechoty re wobec tego
polska linia biegnie teraz cd Bra
clawia do Bialej Cerkwi
FRANCUSKO NIEMIECKIE
STARCIA MA SLASKU.
Londyn, 5. czerwca. - Otrzy-
mana tu depesza iskrowa Z Gliwic
na Gornym Slqsku donosi, ze do
szlo tam onegdajszej nocy do
stare pomiedzy Niemcami fran
cuskimi zolnierzami, przy czem
10 obu stronach wiele os6b 20
staFo ranionvch. DepeSza ia doda-
jc. re burmiSt7z Gliwic zaapelowaE
do ambasad brytyjskicj. amery-
kanSkiej w}oSkiej W Berlinie, ia
kotez do rzadu Eberta, Z proSba
interwencye. .
PLAN JoZEFA' UWIENCZO-
NY ZDOBYCIEM KIJOWA.
(Kablogram puikownika Henry ].
Reilly do The Ch. Tribune.")
(Test to trzeci ostatni artykui
opu!kownika Reilly, w ktorym pod
Gaje on iachowej anatizie wielka
polska ofensywe, ktora zosta}a u
wienczona zdobyciem kijowa.)
Berlin, z. czerwca, VIA ParyZ,
5. czerwca. -.Wy}om spowodo--
wany przez Polak6w W linii bol-
szewickiej w ich wietkiej oiensy-
vie ma poczatku maja biegi
wzdtuz linii rzeki Taterew ii jej
ujScia do Dniepru, 40 mil ma poi
noe cd Kijowa, wielkim }ukiem
do punktu po4ozonego o 20 mil
ma wsch6d Cd zytomierza, a
stamtad ma poludnie przez Kozia-
tyn do Mohylowa.
Polsllie wojska dokonaiy maj
wielcszych mozliwie wysiikow,
Ewlaszcza W okolicach bagnistych.
w niekt6rych wypadkach pie
chota przebywala przestrzeh 60
mil w As godzinach. Kawalerya
zaS jeszcze bardziej szAa pospiesz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Chiffon Taffeta Silks S3.5O Value, $2.45

A very special purchase at the be- ginning of the Spring season, enables us to give you an unusual opportun- ny to buy this popular silk cheaper than we can replace it. Over 50 beau tiful shades to select from; the new Nut Browns, Paon Blhes and other atpaliF at only c0lors' $245
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Real China Silk SIPS Value, 69c.

The real Chinese Silk of clear, thin weaves most suited for underwear. Cam. isoles, Blouses or Inner Linings of the better dresses. It washes and wears
 unusually we'll. We have it in all thu
 Better shades for Spring and Summer wear, nr;cea espec'aiiy sP kQr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Special Wash Satins S3.75 Value. S2.92

Inns beautiful Wash Satin will sur prlse p, you because it's in quality
 that Will give the most satisfactory wear. For Lingerie and Wash Blouses enis satin is very dainty and appro- prlate, in Pink and Flesh colors. A real special price hO no
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Black Chiffon Taffeta $2.75 Values. S192

..Cmffon Taffeta in black only; r, e,cn, smooth, soft finish, for Dresses, oAirts and Petticoat Flouncings. We are fortunate in having this cloth for ms sale as it is much in demand for snls season. A real opportunity to supply your needs, d1 no at only sA.YX
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
me Most Pleasing of Black Silks. Black Satin Duchess,
 $4.00 Value. S3.39

nsaa a,ca Black Satins will be very much. S,';.s t un1rlng the Spring for the smartest ;n' sat;n' ,,,;3 woats. Dresses and Skirts, and no of Sat;n VII squai this fine, heavy quality 36 inchns Dachess for these purposes; value for Mlae' VIZ; An extra big CD CO
 ior tnis sale only---- 96..0S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

Nlcn LuStrOuS .SatinS S3.5O Values, SPAS
 mere are practically all colors in this me quality of soft, lustrous satins. We, ana you should consider it luck that this SIX IS Tn our possession today, for it is 1esy scarce, especially one marked so i'w as our original selling N0 40 aTice. Special ------- @Z.4O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
A Wonderful Selection in Delightful Georgette Crepes

Grapes, delightfully."- shee and crisp, more beautiful than ever thi season. Over 50 shades to make you selection from, which include all tn most beautiful new Spring and Summe shades; especially priced. t0 .CO Worth today $3.75, at only---@Z.OS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Crepe Meteor Silk $4.95' Values, 3.S9

A beautiful lightweight Silk with
 latest street and evening shades, bith and evening frocks. We have all the rich satiny finish which makes it ideal for fashionable street, reception light and dark colors. CD Q0 Priced at only ---------- ~OsO~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Most Practical for Summer Wear CREPE DE CHINE SILKS

The most practical Silk for garments, it be worn many different occasions The quality offer here IS rich lustrous in good, medium weight, and very servceable, 40inches wide popu
 lar street shades and Black Fesh and White; the latter our s rspas sse vas fine SPAS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

Striking in design is this special selection we have prepared for your Easter morning wear The beautiful Chin-Chins, Poke, off the face, Metzes and the chic sailors in braid, Lisere, Porcupine, Nadine, Horsehair and braids profusely decorated and trimmed with fruits, flowers, ribbons, etc.
 You will sure find just the proper one to wear in this big lot for the c1E m
 Easter wear. Priced at w QxJ.VV UP
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

Very artistic in the color combina- tions are these Crepe de Chine Shirt
 ings in brilliant colors; candy stripes, pencil stripes, cluster pen stripes, and
 the more conservative hair line
 stripes, in the dainty colorings. A real value for either shirts or
 blouses. Especially 0C cn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

iaPorte Taffetas are high raters among all the manufacturers of silk garments, because when they are made into garments will wear and
 build for them reputation of "Bet- ter Dresses" You need Black Taf- feta quite often. Buy this and get sss %snsy ssss for the $2.98
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
State Troopers Join in
Nassau Gambling Raids
1000 Spectators Trail Officials
in Descent With Crowbar and
AK ON ElsinOre Cluh

- District Attorney Weeks .of Nassau
County, with the cooperation of state
troopers, raided four alleged gambling
resorts Yesterday
One spectacular raid was at the Elsi-
more Club, an alleged poolroom in
Glen Cove City. Two Assistant Dis
trict Attorneys and dozen state troop
ers ran at top speed to the building
from distance of two blocks, followed
by 1000 spectators. The door was
broken down with crowbar and ak, and
dozen men were arrested and teIe.
phones and racing sheets seized. joseph
Campbell was arrested as the pro-
prietor.
George and Edward Klosch were ar
rested at their brother Chris's place, in
Locust Valley, where furnishings sim
liar to those found at the Elsinore
Club were seized. Several alleged crap
shooters, one Of whom is said to have
had revolver, were arrested at the
Orchard, in Glen Cove.
Telephones and slips were found also
in David Viewpoints barber shop in
Mineola, and District Attorney Weeks
said the barber had declared he had
political protection and was immune
from arrest. Nevertheless, he was ar
rested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Gitlow Loses Fight
For Release on Bail
Convicted Socialist Will Not Be
Freed on Bond; Whitman
Acts IA COI1usel

Justice McAvoy in the Supreme Court
yesterday denied the application of
Benjamin Gitlow. a former Socialist
Assemblyman, convicted on a charge
Of criminal anarchy, for a certificate
Of reasonable doubt. Gitlow was
business agent for THE Revolutionary
Age" which published the manifesto
of the Left Wipg.of the Socialist parry
In the Assembly he represented the
same Bronx district from which Sam
vel De Witt, one Of the FIVE deposed
Socialist Assemblymen. was elected.
Justice Weeks sentenced Gitiow to
state prison for term of from five
to ten years.
Former Governor Charles S. Whit
man was retained as counsel on the ap-
plication for certificate Of reasonable
doubt in behalf of Gitlow. In his ar
gument before Justice McAvoy Mr..
Whitman contended that Gitlow did
not have q fair trial. Mr.. Whitman
recited some alleged errors made by
the presiding justice at the trial.
Justice McAvoy, in refusing to grant
the certificate, held that the record Of
the Gitlow trial did not warrant the
release of the convicted Socialist on
bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Neck Broken in a Fall,
Victim Is Recovering
Rough Road Is Rebuilt TO Pre-
vent Earring of Coal Operator
on WAY to the HOSPITAL

Especial Correspondence to The Yribuuc)
CLARIFIED, Pa, April Ire
building of road leading from his
home to hospital was necessary to
save the life of James Fletcher, Law
renee Township coal operator and far
mer who suffered broken neck in a
tau from an apple tree he was pruning.
Four days ago Fletcher fell ten feet
and alighted on the side of his head.
fracturtng the second cervcal verte-
Bra. Examination disclosed that the
fracture extended through the struc-
ture surrounding the spinal cord. but
the cord itself was uninjured. DR..
feaney ordered Fletcher's immediate
removal to the Cleartield Hospital.
After an examination of Gulich
Street, on which Fletcher resided, HIS
physician declared it would mean al
most certain death to move the patient
over the road, which was extremely
rough. The physician believed the
Earring would complete the breaking of
the patients neck
The township supervisors called for
volunteer road workers. Virtually
every man and woman in the neighbor-
hood responded The road was dragged
and traded, the work being completed
late yesterday. An ambulance again
was called and the trip to the hospital
was made without mishap. At the hos
pital the patients neck was incased
IN a plaster cast and he is expected
to recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18

at work to quit their posts. More than.
.wo thousand strikers were present at
the meeting and cheered the utterances
of their leaders.
Secretary Elliott of the union De-
clared that 1.-The situation will be
cleared up within five days" He said
that the Drivers and Packers Local, No.
273 Of the International Brotherhood
of Transfers, has informed him that
the members of the union will not ham
die any goods TO anu from buildings
where strike breaking operators are
employed
I'VE are entirely satisfied with the
progress we have made" said Elliott.
THAT portion of the public which
seems to have elected to play the scab
role in strikes will find out that these
tactics will simply lead to greater sol
idarity on the part of labor If nee
essary we will bring pressure from
other trades which viii convince the
public that its duty is 20 support US
in our just demands for living wages
and decent working conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Proof Enough to Hang
Cougers, Labor Men Say
Evidence Collected Against Prof
iteers To Be Given to the
Federal Board
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 1.-THE
railroad employees department of the
American Federation of Labor, which is
meeting here in biennial convention,
has spent more than $4,000 investigat-
ing pro6teering in the United States,
it was learned to-day, and has procured
evidence against many persons which
delegates will present to the Federal
Labor Board when it meets in Washing
ton April 2S.
eve have sufficient proof against
many merchants and dealers through
out the country 20 hang them" A. 0.
Wharton, president of the organization,
said to-day. "The exorbitant prices
which some have been charging for
commodities of all kinds ALMOST is be-
yond belief"
The Investigations have been con-
Quoted by committee working out of
Washington. They included investiga-
tons in all parts of the country and in
all lines of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Mayor Requests
The jerks Bills
Be Reconsidered
Demands Investigation to
Determine If Two Alb
sent Assemblymen We're
Deceived by Chairman

Mayor Hylan yesterday addressed a
letter to the Assembly as a body. re-
questing that the judiciary Committee
be directed to reconvene and recon
slider its action on the jerks traction
bills, which were sent to the Committee
on Rules Friday, by vote of six to
five, in the absence of Assemblyman
theodore Stitt, Republican, of Brook
Ign, and Assemblyman William S.
Evans, Democrat, of the Bronx.
The Mayor referred to the statement
IN the press by Assemblyman Evans
that he had been told by Assemblyman
Louis Martin, chairman of the Judi
ciary Committee, that no action would
be taken on the jerks bills Friday, and
therefore he did not attend the meet
ing, although he was in Albany and
could easily have attended and voted
against the report of the bills. The
Mayor also referred to the reported
statement of Assemblyman Sttt that
he came to New York Friday with the
understanding that the jerks bills
would not be reported, and would have
voted against at least one of them if
he had been present at the committee
meeting.
at is thus apparent said the
two Assemblymen are correct the vote
of the Judiciary Committee against the
jerks bills would have been seven to
six and the bills would have died in
committee. l therefore request that
the full body of the Assembly summon
Assemhlymen Stitt and Evans, as we'll
as Louis Martin, the chairman of the
Judiciary Committee, and determine at
once if the statements of Assemblymen
Stitt and Evans are correct, and if
such investigation will disclose that
the two Assemblymen were deceived by
their chairman into believing that no
vote would be taken, according to their
statements, then l demand that in full
fairness to the people of the City and
State of New York the full Judiciary
Committee be directed to reconvene
and reconsider it's action upon said
bills"
The Mayor also sent copy of his
letter to the Assembly and to the
mayors of fourteen cities in the state
Albany, Elmira, Yonkers, Newburg,
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse. Ogdens-
burg, Binghamton. Utica, Troy, Am
stcrdam, Poughkeepse and Kingston
suggesting that if they agreed with
him they send similar letter or tele-
gram to the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Right Posture and
Comfort

Fallen arches may be the result
OF incorrect posture. Savages
who went barefoot or wore SOFT
moccasins never suffered foot
ills They walked naturally,
with the toes pointed straight
ahead; and their language con-
tanned no such expression rs
foot discomfort"
Most modern shoes induce the wear
ers to walk and stand with the toes
pointed out, position which throws
the weight on the inside of the arch.
This stress breaks the arch and pro-
duces fat feet.
When the toes point straight ahead,
as they would naturally, the weight
of the body is distributed evenly
over the heel, the ball and the out
side of the foot.
Cantilever Shoes are patterned with
natural inner-sole line and slight
ly tilted heel which encourage proper
carriage. These features of Can
tilever Shoes, together with the rest
full support afforded by a flexible
shank, correct and prevent fallen
arches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Plot to Weaken Planes
For U. S. Army Alleged
Company Defending Suit Over
Charges of Faulty Welding
of Connecting Rods

Charges of disloyalty to the United
States, which. it is alleged, took the
form of deliberately weakening air.
plane parts and refusing to help manu-
facture depth bombs, are made against
Otto Mietzelfeld, of 1856 President
Street, Brooklyn, in the amended an
swer filed yesterday in the Brooklyn
Supreme Court by the Sperry Gyro-
scope Company in Mietzelfeld's suit
for s14.467.11 he claims due him in
commissions
The amended answer charges Met
zelfeld knowingly and contrary to
good mechanical practice, caused to be
pushed and welded connecting rods for
use in aeroplanes intended to be OPP
Grated in war service for the United
States and its allies in the recent war
against Germany, which bushine and
welding plaintiff we'll knew greatly
weakened and impaired the strength
of the connecting rods and would en-
danger the lives Of aviators flying in
aeroplanes containing such connecting
rods"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
One Cocktail Shaker
Among Unclaimed Goods
City Postoffice to Sell Merchan.
disc Tuesday; Collection
Breaks Record

The contents of the greatest collec-
ton of unclaimed postal packages in
the history Of the local Post Office De-
partment will be sold at auction in the
New York Postoffice on Tuesday. The
merchandise represents the contents of
more than 10000 unclaimed packages
that accumulated between Christmas.
1918. and July, 1919. The goods will
remain on inspection until the date of
sale.
For the proud possessor of a we'll
filled cellar of crime there is one great
bargain to be picked. 1t is lot number
500, listed as zone sterling cocktail
shaker"
There are teeth for the toothless,
hair for the hairless, radiant bloom for
the anaemic, but there is no LIQUID
cheer for the cheerless.
The catalogue reveals the fact that
hundreds OF people are extremely care
less with their second hand clothing in
these days of inflated H. C. of L. To
those who desire to follow the newest
cult there are offered eighteen pairs of
overalls