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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
1000 DIAMOND RING LOST

BALTIMORE, April II fsn.c,a,
Miss Alice Hancock OF 1909 1sth ST.,
tn ,ss Wash Wass'1e,en ? G. report
ring set with thirty d,amo.a1ss OF
attending the dog show ar ths MIL H,r,s
Regiment Armory. Miss W, nm
| placed the value OF the RING - nc neo oea
She says that she removed The sI rIus
be nsr sss snd to w w1sn her hands
replacing 1t. She returned -. mi.nout
she discovered her loss onIy s :" aa a.
the ring gone. ~ "ho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
REDS MASS AGAINST POLES.

WARSAW. Poland. April linn
portant concentrations Of bolshevik
troops at Zinerinka. Podolia. are re-
ported In communique issued by
the general staff, which says the con-
centrations were revealed by a recon-
raiesance Of airmen
Violent attacks by the enemy, sup
ported by artillery. continue" the
c"mmunication says. -Four detach-
rnents have defeated the 57th Boil
shevik Regiment on the River Sla-
weczna. capturing much war ma
tertal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
WILL TRY WIRELESS TO MARS
E. B. Weston Offers to Finance A.
tempt to Send Nessage.

DAYTON. Ohio. April 17.-E. b. wes-
ton. local manufacturer, has offered
to finance an experiment to oommuni-
cate with Mars. should the govern
ment refuse use OF an air ship at
Fort Omaha. Neb
Prof. David Todd Of Amherst Uni
versity plans to make an attempt next
Friday to communicate with the planet
by wireless from an airship piloted by
Capt Leo Stevens II federal consent
is given.
Weston offers to pay all expenses Of
tho experiment. stipulating the flight
must start from Dayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
Henderson Dispatch Buys Gold Leaf

HENDERSON. n. c.. April 17.-Pur-
chase from the estate OF the late p.
T. Way Of controlling interest In the
Gold Leaf Publishing Company. pub
fishers Of the Henderson Daily Dis
patch and the Henderson Gold Leaf.
semiweekly. Is announced today by
the Daily Dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

the American Senate ana people tha4-
they will fail in their moral dutiee-
and their most honorable and most
certain obligations II thoy abandon
the Armenian people on the road
where the American missionaries
started them out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
In Tennessee Governorshap Race

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, April IL
Judge Charles II. Evans. dean OF the
Chattanooga College Of Law and
veteran of the spanish-American war
tonight announced his candidacy for
the republican nomination for gov
ernor at the primary to be held next
August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
THE BRILLIANT SPRING BLOUSE
BY ANNE RITTENHOUsE.

One feels glad that those who design
separate waists have grasped the
cleverness Of applying ingenuity to
give alluring variety.
Shirt waists are very we'll in their
way: gay sweaters with belts held the
affection of the people for long time.
the over-blouse of soft silk and
georgette crepe were plentiful and
satisfactory: then the world grew a
trif1e weary of all of them and de-
manded something different.
This demand was brought about
through the sudden popularity, in the
name of economy. of the separate
skirt The fashion of a skirt of one
kind and an over-blouse that differed
from 1t was aided and abetted by the
popularity Of the top coat; this was
of fur in winter and cloth in spring
and summer.
Going around the circle in this
fashion women became thoroughly
aware of their liking for a separate
garment that could be put on with a
dark skirt. not only for the morning
or for sports, but for dozen other
occasions.
When the spring comes women
especially feel the need to change the
and absorbs much of its moisture.
True. the one-piece frock can be
freshened up by detached white lin
ings that go to the tulle every week.
and it is through this medium that
women have remained satisfied with
a soft gown that was in continuous
service for several months; but now
that il is warm weather women like
to put on bit of gay plumage and
to change their blouses as the oc-
casion and temperature demand. The
fashion for skirt of one kind
beneath a blouse that does not pre-
tend to match it is accepted without
Cavai!. and all that remains for women
10 do is to give ii variety and suit their
inclinations.
Attempts to Get Long Waists.
No one can doubt the effort of the
designers to produce a long-waisted
effect in these separate blouses as
we'll as to accentuate the hipline in
order to show that they know what's
going on.
Some dressmakers do it with a
brilliant girdle at the hips; Others
make pockets play an important part.
gayfy embroidered and lined in order
10 keep the attention on them: There
is tendency TO emphasize the
straight line from shoulder to hips
in slim over-blouse that has small
armholes and sleeves that flare at
the elbows. and the hem of the blouse
is finished with six-inch girdle
pulled about the hips like a bandage.
NO one cares now Inucn ornamental
tion is put on such a girdle.
One of the startling new tricks is
to make a waistcoat like those worn
by the kings of France who preceded
the revolution. and to turn it into
a frivolous thing by adding immense
box-pleated ruffles at the hips.
This waistcoat becomes an over
blouse. 1t can be worn under a coat
but it goes better with cape, and as
slim capes are decidedly the fashion
this spring 1t Is well to try one OF
them out with costume built up
from a long separate blouse over a
dark skirt.
The sketch shows this new design
in bodice fashioned after the man
ner of an ancient waistcoat. The
material is famingo taffeta and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

passports has been resumed by the
American officials, 1t must not be
thought that the embassy here Is on
prewar footing. Until the United
states makes peace with Germany, all
its diplomatic business here must con-
tinue to be settled through the Span
ish ambassador. The present mis-
sion. as I understand. is only intend
ed to be skeleton organization to
relieve the Spaniards of part Of their
burden. If 1t was not invited by the
German government. It at least came
with hearty Appreval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
HELP FOR CENTRAL
EUROPE IS PLANNED
Neutral and Allied Nations Meet
in Conference in Paris
This Week.
By HAL O'FLAHERTY.
tnb.eGrafh to The Stnr and the Chi.
cngO Daily News, Copyright, 1920:

STOCKHOLM, April t7,-Scand,
nacian newspapers are occupied with
discussing methods of relieving and
reconstrnrting middle Europe, par
ticulariy by means Of credits. It is
realized that the northern Kingdoms
must now distribute a portion of their
strength in wealth and resources ac-
cumulated during the war among
those countries where the suffering is
most intense.
sweden. Norway and Denmark will
send represe natives to Paris for a
meeting on April "a. They will be
empowered TO pledge unlimited sup
port to any plan that will bring bet
ter trade relations and at the same
time help the suffering countries to
build up their commercial interests.
Must Aid Teut0n.
The neutra! as we'll as allied coun-
tries realize that they must help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
Attempt Mt Colored Taneta.

nlDS are DdnuSu Will 6olu anu tilC
sleeves are cut off at the elbow.
Attempt at Colored Taneta.
Years ago we wore blouses of nile
green, Of bright blue, of lilac, and Of
geranium red with long black skirts
that had train. Foolish fashion.
was the verdict of year ago. Today
it has crept in unawares, is accepted
and considered quite smart. There
is no attempt at the long skirt with
train, and we have advanced be-
yond the kind Of dressing which was
considered sufficiently formal for the
evening when one was not dining or
dancing, but the same idea is here,
worked out in a different manner.
For the day hours and even for
| informal evening life at home the
brilliantly colored taffeta blouse over
a black skirt delights women. The
costume cannot be attempted II the
bodice tucks in at the waist. 1t must
go over the skirt and strive to be
ornamental at the hips.
Apart from taffeta. there Is an eff
fort to bring in oriental blouses Of
Indian red crepe. embroidered in gold
and black, and there are yellow crepe
blouses in the color of daffodils which
1 have splendid hip girdles Of gold rib
bon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
FL Partido KenseI-KaI
del Japon, no esta
satisfecho

KUNIAMOTO. Jap6n. Octuhre g
En- u gran Convention que q P1rt!do
Kensel-Eai. q de ii opoS!ti"n. cele-
b~l aqut. So han ~adoptado r~eso}u"to-
mes c~nndcnanGo Ia polit:ca interior de.
yobierno del Niiaado.
So ha ~declarado por n oposic!'n
,ue reina una gran ans.e&ad entire ei
odeblo japones por 81 r"Snltado de '.s
negociaciones con Io> E>usdos tni7oS.
con motive de Il les&'a~-'H anita
poneSa d. California, asi como por
considera- que eI sab:nrte JapoHeS
esta conduciando dichas ueSoc!acIoHe'
dc una man"ra NADIA S~aliSiactcf!A pa
r.. los Iu,ercSyS del Imuv~!o-
Las rcsonlciones .adcptldas po7 Q!
Partido oposicionis,a. deman4aa aae-
p,as nm rctorma general "n Ia poliu-
ia exterior del pals. Il es'ah;Aiad &c
las condolences economies por me
do de- un ar~erlo de IN adminiS'ra-
rim financiera Y Ia Immediate inan-
gllraci6u del sutraSio universal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
EN- PIENSA
ALEMANIA PAGAR
SU DEUDA
I'm nuevo proyecto del
Cob. sobre impuestos
De esa manera creese que
Sc salvara al pals de
una completa ruina
financiera y Sc
haran ahorros

BERLIN, Octubre 23.-Los so mil
milloneS de marcos 4 que asciende Ia
deuda nacional de Alcraaia para con
los aliadoS, Sc tiene pensado por el
gobierno aleman pagarlos en- un pla-
20 de dos amos, en- vcZ del de treinta
que les concede 81 tratado de Versailles,
hacienda para clio un supreme sacrl-
ficio nacional que tendIA como re-
compensa salvar al pals de una COM
pleta ruina financiera y ahorrarse al
miSmJ tempo. eI page de muchos MI
Homes adicion2leS como i~Eterescs.
Para este cfecto, sc tiene I'm gran
dioso ~tproyectp de impuestoa com
pletamente nucvo, que ha sido va pre-
perado V cl cual Sc ~preSentara Al
Rcichstag con Ii Scguridad por parte
del Sobierno. de que sera ~aprobado.
Naturalrnente Quc para el eNIto lie
esta empreFa. el Gobierno debe con-
tar asi mismo con n cooperation del
pueblo. para 10 Cual va Sc empieza a
cXhortar a este a soportar este ultiIno
v patri6tico sacrifice. Eltre los de-
TALES mas so~rprendentes de tai proyec
10. Sc cuenta II stipulation para que
ell Estado requise y confiSque propie-
dades rafces V fincas, disposition que
eouivala p~racticanente q una e%pro-
piaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
MACSWINEY HA SlDO
ALIMENTADO POR
LA FUERZA
A ESQ Sc ha debido Su
larga resistencia
Sus familiares Sc m~uestran
disgustados por csc acto
que no ha hecho mas que
prolongar Ell martirio
del prisicnero

LONDRES. 1ctubrc @3-La rcvela-
ciGn de que 81 Lord Mayor de Cork.
Terencic A~iacSwiUey h G"h!Go 81
larga Superyiveuci4 Il las GoSiS ali
menticiaS que 80 Ic han eStaGo dam
90 por los Tadicos de Ia priSiGn eH Sus
hC-aS de IncouSciencIa- In causado
a~acalOradOS concentrates. diyidieCdO IA
,opiniCn publiCa en- dos LaRdCs. CEu
Que scstisne tai 2cci6n como legal Y
imoral, Y otro que Ia t@cha de iDC!0-
Iral e i~njuSta- deSde 81 moDcHto en-
toue 10 unico Tue Sc ha .oEradc con
clio. - alarSar el terrible martirio
t6el ~prisionero.
Los mgdiccS de 10 priSi6H Gre han
obrado asi. con el consertimiento. o
imejor dicho, por orden del gohieruo.
khan anunciado hoy que el preSo h.
tempeZado Va u aSimilar a alimeUtO
que So le ha admiaiStrado por Ia fuer-
IA. Al principle, Il si>tcma organlcO
l6el mayor. - rehusaba q retener el
laIimento. a~rrojaHdolo tan pronto CO.
mo Ie Gala en- g. est6mago: pero para
hoy Sc ha cc1Seguido que este oCSI-
no retensa pequenas dcSis dc aHmcn-
infautil. asI como cuCharaditas dc
Fjugo de carne de res y pegueMaS can
ltidades de a~guardic1te que Sc lie IA
administrado para eStimular II a:-
lci6n del coraz6D. Tamhitu q le ha
~sadruinlsrrado juSo de lima . Infusion
de tito. parA combaLir e. G~esaITol!o
tGel esCorbuto.
( No obstantc cstas dosiS dc aiimento,
Eel ~prisone-o 80 halla en- VI cStado ex-
rremo De debiliGad. habicDdo paSado
81 die de- aver, inconscienle Ia mayor
rparte de 81. al grade de no h4Jer re
iconoc;do nj y 81 eSpoSa- Durante e.
.dfa ha terido varios ataques dc deli
;ric. Su fam!I!4 Sc muestra ~tec2erosa
.de que 81 preso pUeda MORN lie IN
momento 4 otro. pero prefiere tai CO.
rsa. d que Sc Ie este ~proIorgando e,
martirio. asregando CUE i sc lcgr2
freanudar al c0fer1no Y consecDir VOL
.Ver e. conogimicnto, tan Nrorto CO.
,mo tel cosG suceda, Sc rehusara en-
tonccs 40 solo a toner al!mento' D"c"
~ , I..Aav- r~.r4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
LA CRISIS MINERA
E INDUSTRIAL EN-
INGLATERRA
Una tregua a la amena-
"a de hueIsa general
Los mineros han acceptable
la invitacion del gobierno
para reanudar las pla-
ticas a fin de solucio-
mar la crisis

LONDRES. Octuore 25.-La crisis
industrial Creada por Ia huclEa de
mineros en- InSlatcrra, ha tenido I'm
respiro hoy, con el aplaZamierto de
Il amenIZa de hutlga general. al
aceptar los mineroS huelsuistas II in
vitaci6n para ponerse dc nUevo al ha-
bla con Ell gobierno a fin de discutir
las Demands de los mineros y de los
ferTocarrilero5.
Tai respiro fu6 81 reSultado de las
discUSioneS de ~caracter Informal one
So tuvieron csta manana- en- las que
.omaron partc los representatives del
Sob!erno. v los ltdercs glineros. FL
primer pISo que Sc di6 fue 81 &c ARE
gIar una junta general &c los conSe
,CS Executives de K Union N&Cional
dc Ferrocarrileros y de los Mineros.
- Sabe que e. Gobicrno la forrLU-
Iado!aGo nuevas propo>icioHcs lara Q!
arraGlC de las dcmandaS lie los mine
roS. proposicicnes que sc constde-
ran mas aceptahies para los citadoS
obreros. Ell resuItado de 'eStos tr2ha-
JOS ha sido 81 que los mineros acep-
tarau n iRvitaci6n del gobierno para
rcconSiderar eI case y este. alicia por
&c prOrto IA aucraza de "a huelSa ge-
neral. lanzada por los ferrocarrileros
en- 81 ultimatum de aver.
Los representatives de los m!ne"os
Se reuririn con los representatives
del sobierno ma1ana en- IL mariana.
Eta rc>oiIci6r ma tenido tamhien
como ~reSultado. poner fin 4 II dsVi-
sion que parccc habia surgido entire
los tc~rrocarrileros. una partc de los
cualeS So mcstrtba des"osa de II a Il
hueICa deSdc IucEo. ~Tniertra> Ia otra
guerra que no &c diera ninGln paso
dcfir:tivo. SIM hasta conCcer Ia &C
t!tud del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
Sc PIDIO ANPARO POR
HABERSE CONVOCADO
A E~LECCIONES

\ MONTERREY. Octubre 23.-Ea Par
I;do Liberia! de Nucvo Leon Gn'
,ba vanido trabajando en- favor de Ia
del general Antonio l..
! CiuarreaI para Gobernadvr del es-
,,ado no esta lie acuerdo con u con
xocatoria que h!Ciera el GoherH"u"'
provisional para IA ~veriIIcaci"n "'
las elecc;ones de Supremos PodereS
oracrionee Que Gebcrin verlficaTse e.
domingo proNlmo.
Esto ha venido a c~omprobarSe con
:, ,oticia. teieGyafIca recl5lda dc IA
Ciudad de Mexico. en- Ia cual Sc "'
c,,enra de que Enrique II. HerreT".
CON sI caracter de PreS!dente del Far
,ido Liberal. presenJ6 ante Ell Juez ne
D;S,-i+o dol D;strito Federal. una d.
uoD5a de amparo contra actos del
p-sri6s,te De IA Repuhlica Y del Go
xa-nsJor Provisional del Estado d"
>S,svo Leon por haber ~conTocaoo .
segundo de diChoS ~clonar Fo'
aruerdn del primero. a eieccIoneS d.
Supremos Poderes en- eSa Entca -
5srativs, para eI dla - del mes en-
curse.
81 .Juez de Distrito de referencia dj5
ertrada desde luego a IA demanda, y
llibro los oficios de ley, por TELEGRAPH a
Gobernador de Nuevo Leon. para
ous COMO una de las parties demanda-
das rinda ell inforne correspondence.
Ell Gobernador Provisional del Esra-
do contest6 el ReRSaje communication
del Juez de- Distrito. manifescando
cue no rinde ell informe dc ley por
no serie possible. o vez que dicho
Executive desconoce 81 tsxto de Ia de-
manda de ampa-o. que no Sc accom-
-psho Il mensaje communication
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
EI rey Alexandra esta
anora deIirante

ATENAS. OccUbre 23.-El Estado
del Rey Alexandra de Grecia es ahora
m1cho mas grave de que era aver,
-sc=un cXlresA 81 bolcc-n mtdico off,
c!al dado q Il publicidad eSta mana
ma. Su Najestad. seg1a dice esa infor-
maci5n. ha entrado en- IN periodic Qae
nuede considerable ag6n!co. teniendo
irecuentcs delirioS.
Los stntouaS de Ia pneumonia pre-
sentaGos no han tcnido ningun agra
vamiento. pero el estado de las heri-
das ocasionadas por las mordiGas del
mono. Y 81 estado general del real pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
Ell Supreme Conseio Sc
reunra On Ginebra
eli mes proxlmo

PARIS. Octubre 23.-LoS priHleToS
minister's David Llyod George, "e /"
Gran BretaNa Y de la Cr0iN de L.''-
rica- han ~convcnido, seg@n Sc ace,
en- que el Console supreme Maj"
ceIsbrc una junta en- Ginsora- Su'Z''
~ mismo tempo que Ia Liga dc las
S-.r;o,es cclebra ~ sesuria Assam
1Ica General en- Ia ciudat e. proN'mo
- Do Eovicmbre. sesun eEpresa IN
-dSsnacho recibjdo hoy aqUi de BFuSe-
ilas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

cicnte. no son NADIA satisfactorias.
La esposa morganatica del reg,
Mile. Mauos, que es una competente
cnfermera- ~prTnanece q ia cabecera
del enfe-mo, luchardo Sin deScanSo
ror Al re- de Ia muerte.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14
CONGRESS TO GET
 NAMES OF GUILTY

Washington, April 1.-Two pro posas for handling firms and persons alleged to have defrauded the gov ernment in the construction of army camps were before the House, when it resumed debate yesterday on major ity and minority reports dealing with methods of construction, extrava- gance and waste.
 A resolution presented by the Re- publican majority would turn the evil dence over to the attorney general with the request that he proceed, iD criminal and civil courts, against those accused of profteering in gov ernment war time work. The Democrats presented substitute to send both reports back to the com. mittee with instructions to give con gress the names of the guilty, a.ftei which the Department of Justice would be ordered to 'fbring civil and 1azAaaAaiEzz-S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14

Whooping cough is the mean est'' disease that childhood IS heir to. While rarely fatal in itself, except to children under two years of age, still it hangs on so 1ong-the coughing Paroxysms are so violent, preventing proper sleep and digestion-that when the disease does disappear 1t leaves the child weakened and run down. In addition the violent coughing racks and strains the air passages and after re- covery this irritation frequently remains.
 During this period of conva1- essence the child should be most carefully watched until full strength is restored and the air passages regain their normal tone, A prominent authority even goes so far as to say-"There is more criminal neglect in connection with whooping cough than with any other disease"
 While the disease is active, Vick's VapoRub usually helps to lessen the violence of the cough ing, but it is during conva1- essence that Vicks is most val uab1e.
 Because Vicks acts locally by stimulation thru the skin tc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14

draw out the inflammation, att
 tract the blood away from the
 congested spots and relieve the
 cough. In addition the medicinal
 ingredients of Vicks are vapor-
 ized by the body heat. These
 vapors are breathed in all night
 long, thus bringing the medication to bear directly upon the infa1ned
 areas.
 Vicks should be rubbed in
 over the throat and chest until the skin is red-then spread on t11icky and covered with hot flannel cloths. Leave the cloth ing loose arodnd the neck and the bed clothes arranged in the form of a funnel so the vapors arising may be freely inhaled If the cough is annoying swallow a small bit the size of a pea Chi1dren's digestions are deh- cate-easi1y disturbed by too much dosing '' Vicks, there fore, is particularly recommended, since it is externally applied and so can be used. often and freely ] without the slightest harmful effects.
 Samples to new users will be sent free on request to the Wick Chemical Company, 234 Broad Street, Greensboro, N. C.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14
MINERS STRIKE

Oviedo, Spain, April 14-Miners in this vicinity began a general strike here at midnight as a protest against the collision between the strikers and eendarrnes on Monday in which sev- eral of the former were killed. Pre- cautions have been taken by the au- thorities but fresh disorders are ex- pected- All services are paraIyzed and the strike will be continued over tomorrow. The funerals of miners killed in Mondays riot passed off Kithout zntoBRxa nedent
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14
TWO AVIAToKs KILLED

Karachi, British India, April 14 - Captain Gordesco and Lieut.. Grassi two Italian aviators engaged in tho Rome to Tokio flight, were killed at Bushire on the eastern shore of the Pefsian Gulf. today. They were at tempting to land after crossing the gulf when their machine fell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14
After " hopping Col1gh-What?

This is No 4o of advertisements, prepared peent physician explaining diseases which attack the passages ss1ch Pneumonia, Influenza Whooping Cough, Measles long continued Codoften leave these organs inamed congested stae thus aforIng favorable foothold for invading germs. And how Vcs Vapo Rub may be of value in this condition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14

Some prudent citizens think that if they neglect raking up their leaves long enough, the wind will blow 'em AlI azar tr kEaair 1aaizhhr~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-14

Frank Dorman, a former well known resident of Stratford, is spend ing a short time as the guest of his mother, Mrs. John Dorman. MT. Dor man will leave with his family in a few days for Peru where he will in the future be engaged in business, The members of Troop 1, Boy Scouts Of America, held a largely at tended meeting and driM in Packard hall last evening.
 FARM FOR SALE in Stratford. In 1uire Peter Gleason. Phone Strat- ford 2S5. 2S9o Main St.
 CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbing
 and heating; jobbing a speciality.
 Corner Main and Hillside avenue, Stratford. D1otf"