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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02
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Amiral:l Reuter- hber. Lon
dra. - Amiralul Won Reuter-. Sc
full Otter al flotei germane din
Scapa Flow, care dat ordinul
ca intreaga flota sd fie scufnn.
data. fost liberat de catra au-
toritatile esgieze.
Amiralul s'a reintors in Ger
mania.
AL patrulea aeroplan pleaca
spre Toxic. - Londra. Al
patrulea aeroplan plecat de la
Roma spre Toxic, All dimineata,
spune telegrama de la agentia
Central News. Sborul dintre Ro-
ma 81 Toxic este intreprins de
aviatori italieni.
Sc face lulnina in misterrl de
pc Pearl Rd. - Tn semn aproa-
pc invizibil, la ochi, posibil va
duce la identificarea a ultimei
victime de pc Pearl Rd., care Sc
crede ca g Frank Ulizzi, un pes
ear din Buffalo 81 prieten lui
Salvatore p. Russo, un pictor
din New York.
Tony Russo, fratele lui Saliva
tore 81 Antony Ulizzi, feciorul
pescar llui au plecat alalta seard
din Buffalo ca Sc idcntifiche ze
cadavrele celor doua victime.
Politia attribute acestei banzi
de criminal o alta yictima, 81 q
hume uciderea lui Joseph Scar
boro, un negustor de fructe, care
fost omorit acum doua sapta.
mini.
Sc spune cd Scarboro a fost
chemat subit la Cleveland, lar a
doua j q fost aflst mort. Italie.
nil din Erie = locuipta lui Scar
boro - spun ca >acesta a fost
an1enintat Gu moartea 81 q fugit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02
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CUMPARA SlOAN'S PEN.
1RU P0T0LlREA DURERlI
Nnnal tnceFcare te VI CONVINCE N
SI0an's Llnlment njut4 In aIun-
garea junghlurll0r.

~ ce fnduri dureri cfnd sti ca
Sloan's Liniment te va usura
prompt? Nu ar III rAmas Lini-
mentul Lumii de 38 de ami, daca nu
ar II fost un beneficiu foarte bun In
usurarea durerilor reumatice, fntepe-
nirea fncheieturilor, dureri de muscu-
latura. lumbago. nevralgie. scrintea.
"a, contuziune. ri rezultale cfnd est
exDus Ia vremi rele
PAtrunde fSr4 VI frecl. si nu lAsa
pieiea patata. porii astupati. I'm lini-
ment pentru junghiuri 81 dureri care
sta In pozitie singur4 IN q face
ceea &c spune. Cumpar& sticl3 as.
.azl 81 tine-o Ia indemina. La toti
erueistii. In trei marimi - s5c. 7oo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02
|D# fUGA c(jlDE|ULUl.

Charles S. Barrett, unul din do
legatii carl au represintat agri-
cultura la eonferinta din Wa
shington, in discutiunea generala
intre altele zis:
,.Si-a dat vre-odata seama po-
porul de la orase care ar fl pre-
tul thranei daca farmarii ar fa:e
socoteala Sc fie platiti Pc baSa
de opt ore pc III 81 odata 81 juma
tate pentru orele suplimentare 2
= Att near. mai trebui, sa Sc
organizeze 81 farmarii pe hasa
de opt ore pc ri. Near merge bi-
ne ca ciinelui in put. La multi
lear trece pofta Sc faca greve 81
sd manifesteze pentru lnterna-
tlonala.
Tendinta de purificarea natl
unei de elemente streine a ince-
put Sc manifesto 81 in Canada.
Cind au avut nevoie de streinl
ca sd le cladeasca cai ferate. sd
le curete pamIntul de petre 81 Gle
buturugi 81 sa sparga telina, ca
re nu vazuse ferul plugului. i-ali
chemat din cele patru puncte
cardinale ale llmei 81 acum, END
toata sunt in ordine voiesc sa Sc
scuture de eli. - Rominia insa G
ohligata de aliati Gu Marea Bri-
TAME in frunte, Sc incetateneas-
ca pc toti yeneticii.~ 81 sa II o dal
draculu de logica :.
La adunarea Asociatiunei far
marilor din Manitoba, Canada
s'a propus resolutiunea urma-
toare:
DE oare ce. Guvernul Unio-
MIST define frinele puterei. 81 a
perdut increderea poporului, prin
urmare sd So hotareasca. Sc ce-
rem guvernului sa demisioneze.
Propunerea d provocat haz 81
APPLAUSE, cea ce indica ca exprlma
sentimental unei mari majoritati
totusi s'a hotarit sd nu Sc trea-
cd in procesul verbal. = Oar Ia
urechile guvernului a ajuns q"
buna seama.
Tn prieten care asistat IA
citeva sedinte ale Camerei Depn
tatilor din Rominia he scrie ca
sedintele adunarilor generate ale
Tniunei S. r. A. sunt model pc
linga cele pc carl le tin alesii
natiunei, care Sc gratifica unll
pc altii cu epitete ..prea intime'
81 cite odata sunt gaia sa Sc in.
caibere. - Lasa cal bine. Prin
frecare 81 foe Sc lamureste auru|
din peatra.
Dare care Sc fie cauZa ca Ghiti
Ciocancl nu ne mai delecteaza
III rubrica lui pima de subtllitati
in .,Avintul" %? f tradare, orr STA
gasit Bacaul cu cineva9 - Prea
Sc lega de toti. ca scaiul de lima
Oil. De altfel le spunea Gu rost
81 Gu tile. Cc zici .,nea" Ghita?
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Gu totul de succesul armatelor
bolSeviste din Siberia.
Iverson s'a sp1nzurat in celula
tsmnitll. - Carl lNerson s'a con
damnat singur la moarte 81 STA
executat singur sentinta in celu-
la din temnita, in ajunul sfirSi
tului judecatii lui, spinzurindu
Sc. Ell fost acuzat de iinpusca-
rea sergentului William G. Isaac
Iverson a fost aflat splnzurat
de teava dim celula hui. CInd a
fost taiat cersaful, Gu care ssa
spinzurat, inca mai rasufla. M p
dicul temnitei incercat ca si
aprinda scintcia de viata ce a
mai ramas in el, insa zadarnic.
Gu doua ore inainte de Sc
sinucide Carl Hollenbeck. un alt
|prisonier. vorbit Gu Iverson de
spre cazul lui. Iverson a spus cd
ell vede ca toate Sunt in contra
lui. Hollenbeck a spus ca lver.
! son a zis:
,,Daca ma vor condamna la
scaunul electric, am sd lie iau
inaihte."
Telefonul fara fir perfectionat
- New York. - Telefonul farj
fir. la mare distanta, e considera1
ca o posibilitate viitorului dc
catra Robert W. Goven, ingine
rul de la Forest Radio Company
care dat in public All seara {
serie de experiments cu un not
aparat telefonic. fara fir.
IntrebuintInd un, aparat ear,
producca 0 ondulatie de 80 me
trii, ell spune ca putut vorbi .r
Chicago 81 alte orase din ves1
fara nici o dificultate.
o carte postala pc drum de /:
ami. - Findlay - Ora E. Nee
ley, un pravaliasi din Findlay, ;
primit All 0 carte postala care ;
fost pusa la posta in 1906, 81 ii
care Use spunea despre moartas
unei rude. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02

ca sc scape Nt scriminali, insa
fost urmarit ii ucis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02
Cox intrx ~ arena electorala

Cox intr& III arena electorala.
- DAYTON. -GC Comitetele din ju-
detele Butler, .Preble 81 Montgo-
merry, intro sesiune comuna, al
aprobat Gu unanimitate nomina-
rea GUY. James NJ. Cox ca candi-.
dat al partidLlui democrat.
,,Increderea acestui grup de oa
meni mi-s'a dat la inceput cini
am intrat in viata publica,'' a
spus Cox comentInd asupra de-
ciziei acestor comitete, Isl acea-
sta incredere fost pastratil.
intotdeauna, 81 aceasta e sursa
de mare mindrie pcntru mine !.
fsi salveaza viata intr 'un butoi.
Plymouth, Anglia = Dupa &c
fost purtat de valuri aproape
sase ore, intr 'un butoi in Golful
Biscay. scful Otter Weldon. de
pc vaporul American blooming
ton" a fost salvat de propriul
lui vapor.
Bloomington" ileercat ca
Sc salveze vaporul spaniel Ma
nuel al Barcelonei' care s'a
spart in Golful Biscay, in acest
scop a fost. TRIMS Weldon Gu
| alti patru oameni pc vaporul ca
re fost parasit de spanioli.
O furtuna fnceput Sc bata
marca, 81 era att de puternica
incit trebuit taiate sforile, asst
fel Weldon a dat seminal ca va
porul Bloomington sa stea in
apropiere. Cind s'a facut ziua,
| din vaporul spaniel au mai ra-
mas numai sfarimaturile la SUI
prafata: vaporul a fost tot spart
lar in departare Sc vcdea plutinl
un butoi, Gu Weldon. Ceialaiti
patru s'an 1necat.
Gompers 81 muncitorii din Sud
America. Washington. In.
tr'un manifest dat All. Samuel
Gompers. presedintele de la n
rncrican Federation of Labor, in
sta ca muncitorii din tarile La
tine America de Sud - sd Sc
| organizeze, msa fndata
Manifestul sspune ca aceasta c
necesar ca toti lucratorii din ia
| rile din America sd fie pregatiti
ca sa Sc aperc 81 Sc ajute inaillta'
rea lor, la fel organizarea este
necesara de a supune aceia fortd
care vrcs ~ isstapineasca i!
interesul eli.
Tradatorul D-soarei Cavell con
damnat. Paris. Georges
Quien. care a fost condamnat la
moarte pehtru numita tradare
ce facut, sicare a dus la moar-
te Pc sora de caritate englezd
D-soara Edith Cavcll. care a fost
executata de germani in Belgia
a fost aflat ca nu vinovat dc
acuza ce Use aduce in legatur5
Gu executarea D-sroarei Cavell
Tribunalul, orr cum, la afla1
vinovat ca a. seryit ca spion. :
la condamnat la 20 ami inchi
scare.
Frlntasii sinn Feinerilor in
chisi la Dublin. ~ Dublin. =
Foarte multi fruntasi al parti
dului Sim Fem, all fost prins
81 arestati intr 'un raid facut dt
militari. Eli All fost dusi la un loi
necunoscut.
| Sapte dintre membrii noulu
consiliu ales Sc afla printre ce
arestati.
In districtul Munster ipeste pa
truzeci de Sim Feineri au fos
detinuti.
Sc naste Gu un glonte in umar
- Gadsden, Ala. - Gu un glon
tie calibrul %, infipt adinc in u
mar fetita fost nascuta d.
dina Alice Martin. Dupa master,
mama a murit.
Sanatatea copilei, dupa Gun
=
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Sc naste en- un glonte in umar

Sc naste en- un glonte in umar.
- Gadsden, Ala. - Gu un glon-
te calibrul %, infipt adinc in u
mar fetita fost nascuta de
dina Alice Martin. Dupa nastere
mama a murit.
Sanatatea copilei, dupa cum
spun medicii, e normala, 81 ma
Sc va face nici fncercare, in
prezent dea sc0ate glontele din
umarul eli.
Dina Martin q fost adusa la
spital acum doua saptlmfni, f.
ind ca, prin un accident - cum
spune dinsa, - s'a impuscat, a
stat intre yiata 81 moarte de cite
va zile, in urm8 medicii All decis
ca sal faca aperatie s9re al sal
va viata. II
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colciag omaEjt spsp rcsl. :

colclag osnaEjt spsn Tcs'i. =
Londra. Eeruiciul telegrafiei
fara fir din Moscoya q transmits
astazi stirea pe care q luat-o din
tr'un artieol Al organului Official
al sovietelor: Prayda" ca:
,Numai aculm citeya zile domni
torul supremI Eelciag . fost pur-
tat in baionetele soldatilor'
A fost D mare nssiguranh a.
supra loeju " afla amira-
J. os.1' as'sis ! s.s 81 .sss ,as.ss' s,a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02

GU totul de succesul armatelor
bolseviste din Siberia.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

1t states now and will continue to do There is goo this and many thousands of motor know it. This onThe Chandler Six is the most closely priced in the dium price field.
 Look through the pages of this paper magazine that ing on your table, There probably from ten to twenty advertisements How many name the price of the car? True the cost of automobile production has increased
 All Chandler bodies are mounted on t
 throughout it's features embrace, as
 aluminium motor base anluIar ball be
 magnetO ignition.
 CARS THAT
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

But the Chandler Company, throughout ,reatly oversold, held to its price.
 is highly perfected development of the ago, which started the trend toward light eering skill and production efficiency at has been devoted to THIS ONE CHAS- reasons for the Chandler's leadership in
The evening world., 1920-04-17
ERIE GUARDS FIRE
ON POLICE LAUNCH
Darkened Boat Was Mysterious
Trip in HudSoR-Inquiry Re-
lieVes All of Blame.

An investigation OF tho Shots fred
by Erie railroad guards at a New York
police launch at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning resulted In a verdict to-day
that excused every body concerned from
blame.
The police launch. with three men. was
running without lights. looking for a
rowboot which had started mysteriOusly
from the Manhattan Sido OF the river.
The Erie guards. armed with shotguns,
were under strict orders to prevent m-
authorized persons in the freight ter
minal docks because Of threats o.
sabotage from sympathizers with tho
marine workers strike. After two
shots the police showed their lights ana
went ashore. They apologized for thel7
Intrusion on allen territory.
The shelter near the wheel OF the
launch was shattered but none OF the
policemen was wounded.
The evening world., 1920-04-17
ENGLEWOOD BEGINS
PROTECTIVE DRIVE
Mass Meeting Tonight VIII Ar
range for Enrolling Citizens TO
Meet Any Strike Emergency.

A mass meeting OF the citizens Of
Ensle wood, N. J.. tonight Il announced
by Joseph Andrews. Vice President OF
the Bank Of New York. who has been
active IN the Organization OF "indigna-
tion specials Tor commuters during the
railroad strike and in forming emer-
gency bodies In New Jersey towns to
prevent the paralysis of public utilities
and food supplies In the interest OF a
small minority OF the residents.
Committees will be appointed 10 re-
crult and allot emergency Jobs to men
and women who JOIN the movement; to
supervise training of individuals in all
sorts Of WORK from truck driving to
electrical right OF way work and run
ming a locomotive. louestIonnaires win
bo sont 10 all oitlsens interested to as
certain individual aptitudes and choices
Similar meetings for organization
against the hampering OF public utilities
In private or limited group interests are
being called In othOr New Jersey towns.
Mr. Andrews said.
The evening world., 1920-04-17
SHOOTS WOMAN,
BUT MISSES POLICE
Fires Three Bullets Through Door
at Patrolmen, Who Over
power Him,

A man and woman rented q room At
the roomInE house of william Fink. No.
sls East Tenth street. at O'Clock last
night and left shortly aftsrward, saying
they would return. Tho man returned
at s.SO. but a. the woman failed 70 ap-
pear he left
The woman at 100 tals morning got
into the taxlcAb Of Daniel Kelly at
BrOOlSlyn Bridge and drove to the room
ing house. After she had paid the fare
and Kelly was preparing to drive off a
hhot rang out. and the woman received
a silght scalp wound. Policeman Bur
CESS, Attracted by the noise. ordered
Kelly 20 drive her 10 the station, whero
sho said she was Catherine Donnelly.
torty-three. a widow. employed as q
nurse at city Institution at Randalrs
Island.
Burgess knocked at the door OF the
roominE house. but three moro shots
were fired through the door. He sum
moned Policeman Pat o'shoa and the
two broke In the door and after q strug-
gle overpowered a man with a revolver,
who said he was PRnAge Theodoratto.
forty-three. a peddlsr. He said people
had been trying 20 kill him. and when
ment, instead OF the main door OF the
house, he thought his enemies were
after him. Both were taken to Bellevue
the man for observation. He Is also
charged with assault and violation OF
the Sullivan law
The evening world., 1920-04-17
RAIL LABOR BOARD
HEARS MEMS PLEA
FOR HIGHER WAGES
Commission viii Open Per.
manent Headquarters Soon
, in Chicago.

WASHINGTON. April d7.-Hear.
inss on the wage demands OF the
oountrys two million railroad work.
ers were begun to-day by the Rail-
road Labor Board with w. N. DoaS
Vice President OF the Brotherhood ol
Trainmen, presenting the employees
case.
r. NJ Barton, Of Tennessee, who
faded TO arrive in time for the first
meeting yesterday. was present To-
day. and A. o. Wharton the other
absent member, was expected before
night.
Temporary offices have ben estab-
lished by the Board In the Union
Station. and hearings probaajay will
be conducted there for two or three
weeks, when the Board expects to
establish permanent headquarters in
Chicago.
Permanent organization OF the
Board will be deferred until after Mr
Wharton arrives.
The evening world., 1920-04-17
WOLFGAN KAPP
ARRESTED AFTER
AIRPLANE FLIGHT
Head of Recent Uprising In
Germany Held In Jail at
Stockholm.
G1NOKHOTnl

STOCKHOLM. April l7.-Dr
wolfgang Kapp. leader OF the reac-
tionary revolt in Berlin on March IS
who was arrested at soedertelje yes
terday, has been in Sweden for a
week. having arrived in this country
by airplane from Germany on April
10. After he landed in Sweden. he
shaved Off his moustache, but was
recognized by a Swedish author, who
was familiar with Berlin and who
saw DR.. Kapp on board a train be-
tween Malmoe and Soedertelje on
"Wednesday. ...
DIR. Rapp spent Wednesday night
at Soedertelje merrymaking With a
party OF Swedish engineers who
were not aware OF his identity. He
seemed In very good humor when ar
rested. and admitted he was the
leader of the German revolt. As. he
Is wanted in Germany for a political
onense, he cannot be surrendered,
and no demand for his cxtradltion
has been received or is expected.
When he entered Sweden DR.. Kapp
was provided with a false passport
bearing the name of "Kanitz." Swed =
ish authorities might eXpel him for
this violation OF the law but in this
case he could elect where he would
be sent He is being held in Jail
here.
BERLIN, April fisk alleged
BolShevist plotters have been ar
rested on order Of Dr. Gessler, Min
lister of Defense In Chancellor Muel-
ler's Cabinet. DIR. Gessler said three
civilians and three army officers had
been meeting in Government build
ings TO foment a plot.
The position OF the Government
seems more secure, 1t is the general
belief that the threatened Mona rchist
coup had been averted. at least for
the time being.
The situation in Pomerania, head
quarters OF the plotters, was report ed
quiet.
PARIS, April 17.-The French For
eign office announced to-day IL had
received advices from Its representa-
tives in Germany declaring there was
a suspicious gathering OF reaction
ary officers at Muenster."
The evening world., 1920-04-17
SHOTS FROM ROOM
WHERE LONE MAN
is FOUND ASLEEP
Bullet Pierces Range In Apartment
BelOw-Polre Vigilance Lands
Six In Cells.

Mrs Margaret Brooks, Of No. 255
West 127th Street, was at work in her
kitchen shortly after midnight when
the sound of a pistol shot from one OF
the furnished rooms Just above startled
her. A bullet struck her rarge,
glanced and hit a closet.
She called Patrolman Sackett OF the
West 122d Street Station. who sum-
moned Detectives England and Kerr.
Together the police went TO the room
where the shot was fired and there
found Frank Grahauer. No. SS4 West
124th Street, asleep. He denied all
knowledge OF the shot.
In the room the detectives found
two revolvers. a fully loaded auto
matte pistol, four masks and a
burglars jimmy. They arrested
Grahauer. Later, after waiting un-
I'll o'clock this morning, they also
arrested. as they entered the room
one by one, james Saunders, Alfred
Staiter, Thomas Anthony, Frank
ScalEo and Frank Hussy.
The men will be arraigned on charges
Of violation OF the Sullivan Law to-
day. The police say they win have a
number Of the taxi chauffeurs who
were held up and robbed Wednesday
morning in the l. & N. garage, No. 60
West 144th street, on hand in an et-
fort TO identify some OF the men sus-
pected OF the holdup.
The evening world., 1920-04-17

ohicers in France and saw service on
locomotives overseas. Five hundred
A. Il. r. men living in the Oranges, it
is said, have offered their services to
the road in either passenger or freight
service.
one member OF n volunteer engine
crew on the Laclxawanna suggested
to-day that passengers on commute
ton trains should show their appreei-
alton OF Lackawanna service by pass
ing the hat every morning and taxi
ing up a generous collection.
But not for the volunteers" he
said. This money should be turned
into one big pot, for division among
the regular employees OF the Lacka-
wanna VINO bring these trains In.
Maybe gold watches, suitably in
ecribed and formally presented a little
later with some ceremony, would be
the correct thing"
One OF the oldest" OF the volun-
teer engineers--that is, one OF the
first 20 eniist---ls g. ~. Austin OF
South Orange. who hres the S.sb
every morning. Austin, a consulting
engineer with che Johns Manville
Company. is a West Pointer who
served dn Frunce as a first lieutenant
OF artillery.
The Rutherford special. nine cars
icng. LEFT Rutherford. N. J., on the
Erie in charge OF Mayor Frederick w.
Shoaf at s:16 this morning. The fire-
man were Andrsw HillhOuse, a
former member OF the Brown College
football team, and Colt Ladd, son OF
the Rev. Henry ". Ladd. ahchdeacon
Of the Newark diocese OF the
Episcopal church.
The evening world., 1920-04-17
Students to Wear Old Garb.

MOUNT VERNON. N. ", April II. -
The High School students OF Mount
Vernon have organized an Old Clothes
Club. More than 800 OF the 400 stu
dents OF the school have signed the
following pledge:
1--WE, the undersigned, hereby
pledge ourselves as members Of the
Old Clothes Club to do our utmost to
reduce the high cost OF living by
wearing old clothes, old sweaters,
coats, dresses, shoes. hats, shirts. &c,
and 20 continue until the ma jority OF
similar clubs throughout the country
decide that the merchants have come
down In the price OF clothing to a
reasonable baaln. This does not mean
The evening world., 1920-04-17
Wife of Millionaires Son Says
Landlord Failed to Fix Up East
62d Street House.

Alleging she failed to pay a months
rent on a private residence she oc-
cupied, Henry w. Van Heukelon
brought suit in the Supreme Court
yesterday against Mrs. Gladys Zieg-
Ter. wife OF the adopted son OF the
late millionaire baking powder manu-
facturer. He states Mrs. Ziegler
leased the residence at No 2 East
ED Street in September 1919, at a
rental OF $4,000 a year and did not
pay the rent due for the month Of
January.
Mrs. ZiOgler now lives with her
husband at No 420 Park Avenue.
She says she leased the East 62d
Street residence when her husband
was away on a hunting trip. The
lease provided. she said, that certain
fixtures be installed. Because Van
Hcukelon failed to put them in, she
states. she moved In December.
The evening world., 1920-04-17
FATHER OF 5 NO GAMBLER.
HaHnt Time or Money Says Hus-
bAad In Separation salt.

Replying to-day to the gambling
allegations OF his wife IN separation
action IN the Bronx Supreme Court.
Charles J. sllverman said: The Court
readily viii understand that In these
days the father OF five children has
neither the time nor the money To Eratlfy
an inclination Of that kind N he has one -
Mrs. Sadie SilyormAn. who lives al No.
5fa East lfSth Street. also charges her
husband with cruelty and desertiOn. Sii
manage a hotel. denies every charge.
The cause OF cur trouble" he declares
In an affidavit, "ls that my wife has be-
come the willing disCiple OF a relative
who n an anarchist OF extreme type"
Justice GieEerlch awarded Mrs. Sil.
Yerman 800 counsel fees and an allow
ance OF so weekly pending TRIAL.