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Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

mes iener 2o6er: our9 ben @ott.
barb, our6 ben Mont Gents, ooer
er fGbrt i'm mobleebei5ten 8aeen
iiber ben Brenner in onS 2ano, mo
Die tpaderite oner Sonnen ais Suit.
bei5erin ongeIteIlt lit.
Gein 3iel lit tpeld anoers
fonnt's fem? = Die &ipiero. Bon
ser &ibiero boben mir ia Ine ge"
b0rtl go beiBt DER goloene l1fer.
giirtel uno &alSl6mud, Der Den
Deiten @olf bon @enlia umfoBt,
uno Der gen SiiooIten n&ipieru 81
2ebonte", gegen Noromeiten ~&i'
piero ot E%onente" nit Dem tiefblau.
Ell @aiier 0es Mittelmeeres getauft
tDrr0e. gu @ebatter ItonO BEL Die.
fer Soufe Die iiiBe, etpig iunge 3ou-
BERN @irce, Die nod beitte an 0ie-
lem @eItooe iist uno Iddelt uno
lingt. Sn ibrem 9ienit iteben cine
Menee NtoIer, photographer uno
Gi9ter, uro Die ididt iie ieoes Sabr,
Iobolo Sic eritel1 SIoden idpirren
mo oie Eeutonen au buiten anfan-
gen, biniiber iiber Die 4lpen uno
IdBt iie in allen ieinen SGliern If.
re tpobliIluitrierten gilitenforten OBJ
geben. 9ie iino oiesmal audi fron-
doiiid obsefaBt, oenn Die @inlaoung
ergebt 5unddit nod Dem fran5Oii'
lfen Sell ienes &iiitenItrids, Der
BON Ser itoIieniiden @ren8e BEL Sen.
timiglia ab in Die iongesreide 8ro'
Oence bineinlduft un6 an Dem Go1-
nes, Giraffe, Mi55o, &occobruna, Bill
Iafranco, Monaco, Wentone uno an
oere iirenuIii6e SeimitGtten liegen.
8ie oos bort bliiben mltB un0
mirfli9 bIiibt! 8ober FONT iouten
Gle Strome bon n8arfiims" fom'
melt, nit oenen oaidbrli1 Die 8elt
Der gebiloeten geoien iiberidmemmt
mir6? n9obin! oobin m6dt' i6 nit
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

,eleitet. 9ie Motoripriee eriest
alio oas bisberige 4ngriffsgerat,
Gle @asiprise. @erglid)en nit Der
Gompfiprise bat Tie ben 8or5ug eli
ner groBen Dauerleiitung. Saben
opd oerartige ~Seuerl0id)maid)inen
Gei groben @ranoen, beim &eerpum'
pen BON 8ellern unb bel anoercn
@elegenbeiten Bis gu Sebn Stunoen
uno nod lanser obre unterbred)nng
6earbeitet, melde 2eiltune man bon
Gompflprisen nidt ~perlangen bari.
gns meiterer 8or5ug oer Motoriprit.
sc miB ongefiibrt neroen, oaB Die
ltnterbaltunesfoiten fir Die Bferoe-
t%eIpannlmg gdnalih in @egfaa fom-
men, ullo DAB oaS automobile 2ol1-
Gntmidlung Der 6euerlol6weienS
ger1t cine boberc @ei6ipinoigfeit
(bei guten, ebenen StraBen etrpa
4G &ilometcr( entfaltet, ais oaS
pfcroebcIpannte.
9teben Der Wtotoriprise gebort Die
WfotorIciter gum unbeOingt erforoer-
lI,gen Nrsriiltunesltiid elmer @e-
ruisfeucrlpcbr. Sic miro benotigt,
Inn Ntenid)en aus gefabrbcten Sau-
firm 81 retten, oaS 6euer audi bon
oten Der uno bon auBen angreifel
81 f0nnen uim. 6ruber ebenlalls
nit Bferoen beipannt uno bon Sano
beoient, wurOe oas Aus5ieben nno
Aufridten Der Better in ben les-
ten Sabren mittels &oblenidnre
ocer, gleftri5itat bcmirft. ytaAoem
and BEL Sen 2eitern Der Motor all
Gteue Ger 8feroe trat, geidiebt
nunmebr aid Die 8eoienuug Der
Setter ourd) Die 9rait oes Motors.
@eborten gum aufridten mitteH
Sano bier Bis fiinf Mann, Die cine
80 Meter LANCE Setter in orei bis
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

EompfIpritrn iebr idnen Dor ii4,
5ud nergeben immerbin fpltbare
MinuteiL ebe oieie 2oidmoiGinen
nit boiler &roft arbeiten fonnen.
geun ipielen ober gerooe Die eriten
Minuten nn9 Ausbru6 eincS Seu-
ers oft oie ausi1Iaggebenoe Stole.
Sc friiber elm Brand befdmpft miro,
I'M 10 IeiGter miro er 5u loiden
Iein uno Inn 10 pcniger S6aoen
piro er ouridten. Oe8bolb fiibr-
tie man cine oeitIang neben Der
Qampfiprise cine &obleni1ureiprise,
ord @nsiprise genannt. sic muir
De 6os eieentlide angriffsgerot,
6as einem gronoe 5uerit 5u 2ei-
be ging. Bel Der @asiprise miro
sic in 3tpei GtobliIaiden mitgefiibr.
tc Robleni1ure in einen ettpa 500
bis 600 Sitter 8aiier f%aIienoen Sell
fel gcleitet, mo iiG Die Sdure nit
&erminoerung oes 0rudcs in @as
pertuonoelt uno oos @aiier aus benz
&eIIel berousoriidt, genoll mie oas
Bier aus Dem Safe. Ser Setrieb
g~eItaltet lid oneroings ouf oieie
8eiie 5iemlid foitipielig.
@inen abermoIigen groBen Sort
fdjritt beoeutete oaber Die @infitb'
rrn9 oes Motors in oas 6euerloiN-
meler. &onnte bod nunmebr OaS
beIonoere Ingriffsgerot in 8egfoa
fommen, Ga Die Motoriprise, oil
Ser 8ronoIteae angefommen, obne
tueiteres in SGtigfeit treten fam.
@iniee $onogriffe 9cniigen, Inn ben
6obrmotor ous5ui6alten uno feline
Strait auf Die &umpe wirfen 81
Ioiien. 0omit Die Motoriprise 10,
fort in SGtigfeit treten fam, fiibrt
iir in cinem 9ebGlter 800 Otter
@aiier BEL iid, womit flint Minuten
lang elm Dinner Strobl 8alier ouf
ben 8ranobero gegeben weroen
fam. @dbreno oieler 3eit fam
Die SousIeitung nad irgenoeinem
Seid ooer 8runnen ooer cine Ser
binbungsleitung aum nd6lten Sp-
oranten bergeiteat peroen. go
balO bon oieieu Steuen aus 8ai-
fer our &umpe eelangr, miro Die
8ufubr oes 8oiiers aus benz 8es
halter Der Sprite obgelteGt uno Der
@orrat Ioglei6 ipieoer erneuert. 9as
a~ngeiouete @aiier miro bon Der
Gumpe. oie cine minutliGe 2eiltung
bon 1000 Bis 1000 2iter bot, unter
e beblidem Druid gum 8ranoBero
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

ltebertriebene& iidiiG)t miro
hdlifia Sur &iidiidJtsloii1feit.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

gs reanet. Ser folte 8iuo
Id,leppt eeIongpeiIt ieinen noiien
Wiontel ourd Die StroBe. Ser
gtebel ftreid)t Ourd Die oiirren Sop'
bclbdume ser fotbi9en 2anoitroBe.
Sos S6effelIde 2ieO bonn DSiobl'
mann" fon1mt mir au Sim:
.9idtauaImenbe Ne6eI umfeu6ten
Gin Ytdblbau9eriiittuert i'm See,
ilno fern Oh Der 8aIoiuilOuis Ieu6ten
Sic aIpen in eiuigem S6nee.
0os lit Ianee Der. penigitens mas
Oie 9foblor9itefturtperfe betriftt;
Die arnlen fuBnoiien Sol5bauten iino
aus oen Siimpfen uno Seen ans
2on0 eefro6en, boben pie Buoel li9
oeihiitteIt uno ii1 in S1uier uno
8ol6Ite pertuonoelt, 81 Stooten uno
Stdotfen gefiiet. Oenen mo Die art'
ItGnoigiten Namen gegeben bat.
&ber Ser oi6tquolmenoe Nebel lit
linen nabeeidliden, uno mag er
Scr pbantoliereiden Sugeno oils
,,@rlfonig nit &ron unO Shweit"
erIdeinen, Der pbpiifunterriftete
gater erflGrt i'm ridtig aIs nNebel'
I%treif", ser sic @elt ourdfeuftet
uno sic armen moriden &noden
tuie nit falten umi6l6gen UNI
tpidelt, Der, tpie mdnnielid befannt,
sic -@uropGer- @ei9idte nit
.Gbeumo unO 3abnmeb" beginner
mn0 notwithstanding altf enocn loBt.
ga iebt mein beridiDoaen @e'
fidtel" ruft fla9enO Der S6effelife
Gfablmann. Sebt ober lieber Die
mnIrigen, uniere eeroteten Raien, De-
men al @bren iinaufborli1 tauienoe
boimpoaener, leinener un6 ieioener
ToI6entu6fobuen geidipitngen uer'
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

@eit 3ltriid biz gum Anfang I'm.
itrer 3eitredmlne laBt ii6 Die @e.
ifidte res orgoniiierten 6euerloit'
o;enlteS perfolgen. S6on Der be-
riibmte &eron BON @leranoria be-
fobte iid nit ser 6rage elmer wirf.
lan1en 8efGmpfung ausgebrodener
Srdnoe uno erfano cine 6eueriprits
sc, oie er Sipbon nannte. 9iele
grfinoung mag bod Dobl nidt oI-
len grpartun9en entiproGen baben,
oel1n lie geriet ipoter wieoer, lpie
audi 10 morde anoere grfinoung,
III ger9eIienbcit. Grit gu geginn
oeS 16. SabrbunOerts toilft cine
pon Dem M%ugsburger @%oloifnieo
anton 9latner erfunoene 6euer'
Ipribe ouf, uno gegen Wtitte oes
II. SSabrbunoerts erbarte Der Nilrn.
Berger 3irfell9mieo Sans Sautid
cine Geueriprise nit 5pei 3Olin-
oern, sic bon % Wiann in @ewe.
gung gelebt tpuroe. Gin ciu5oai.
ger @oiieritrobl mltroe bon ibr dir'
ia IS @etcr bod 9eld)leuoert. 9as
@alirr murbe in @iinern gu Dem
SpribfaItcn getrogen. Cine Dirf'
lide @erbeiierune erfubr oos Jeu'
erlolftpeien erlt burd Die Grflnoung
Der Observation-Disclosures, Die bon Dem
g(mItcroomer Grandmother ban Der
Seioe uno ieinem Sobn aus 3eug
oecr 2coer 3uiammengendbt tpuroen.
Mit oiclen 9eocriflduden mar Die
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

Ben, Iebt sic noiien &egeni6irme,
cine perregnete 9il5plantage, beim
triibieligen Sdein friib ange5iinoe-
ter @oslaternen oocr OeS forti6ritt-
Ii6en aber ber8lolen eleftriiNen
2tGts ereldn5en, fiibIt ben 9urf-
aug uno 8ino, riedt 0ie Oampfen-
ben ~lleberrode, atmet Den 8ieritu-
benz uno 8affeebaus0unit, Stub uno
$qbofsquaIm: entiebli1! l1no oas
buffet, prlitet, nieBt, ip1tft, l6nau5t
nno gGbnt: ELM GrgerIiGe8 &on5ert,
Dos felt rr5eiten BEL Dem teutoni-
iden 8olfe geiibt uno bon 6rieorid
$beooor Bidder gum &oman nIud
@iner" b~erarbeitet puroe.
God nfern Oh Der @iloniS leud)-
fen - Die 4lpen in etpigem Shnee
-; nift ser eipige Sdnee atpar
lit es, ser utls Sriereu0e au3iebt,
ionoern oas liftbole 9epuBtiein,
oab ser @immel blaut uno Der
Sriibling audi CUR @inters5cit iei-
ne rei5enben &inoer, Die 8lumen,
urf griinem 4nger lpo5ieren fiibrt,
aus nelhem 8etpuBtiein oaS Sch.
men ernddlt, oaS Dem &ulturmen-
jden BON beute, felt oos Siniiber
uno Seriiber ourd apei iolioe Bob.
runaen 10 unenolih erleidtert pur-
be, beqnemer als emit Den %ionnenlii-
Sternen @imbern un6 Eelltonert, ge-
5tiGt meroen fam.
Gtnes 9oaes perocn oanu &hobar.
bprpiaen, IctberfldihGen, Gblorul.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
Ole gnlwiflung OeS jeml0|6me|en lens.
Bon Gruf Srebtiins.

M0glidfeit geeeben, 0os @oiier bis
5ur Sprise uno bon Der Spribe bis
gum @ranobero beranaubringen.
gsob @infibrung Der Shlaude
fcnnten Die 9ranoi6doen oiif Elm
9reibunoertitel ibres friiberen Be-
TRACES oerminoert per0en.
9ie grfinoltng Ser SpribihlGude
hlieb lange 3eit binour9 Der ein-
Sige mirflide Sortidritt auf Dem
@ebiete oes SeuerIoidioeiens. Grit
in Ser Wtitte oeS 19. SobrbunOerts
teud)te in England, Dem Wutterlan-
De oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ole
9ampfIprise auf, Die it'd oamdb-
lid in allen aultiirlanoern @ingane
DcrI6affte. Gin %fleiner, itebeuoer
GiobrenfeIiel liefert bel ben 0ampf-
ipriben Die &raft gum Nntricb elmer
lqiItungsfqbigen @oAorudpumpe,
oie mebrcre S1louhleitungen auf
elnmal 5ii ipeiien Oernlag unO oas
@oiier nit GROCER &raft ouf ben
&ronoberb idleuoert. Steuten nun
aud Die 0ampfipriben g~egeniiber
oen SanoIpriben einen gang genial.
tisen Sortidritt bar, 10 batten iie
immerbin nod ben Nodteil, oab
ser Oampf nod Murmieruna Der
6euermebr itets erit er5eu9t peroen
RUB, 90 man Die fleinen, empfinoli-
den 9eiiei natiirIid nift oauerno
unter Oampf balten fam. 3par
sebt bas 9ampfaufmaden bel ben
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

Cir, o mein @~eIicbter 5ieben", no
nie 8eild)enernte anfangs Sanuar
beginnt. mo man in elmer 6ubrit al
lem 100000 Yfuno Geil6en, B..
100000 8funO Srangenbliitell unO
> Wiiaionen Bfuno Stolen perarbeis
TIT! $50 Die Sdmetterlinge an Den
Neibnadtstagen ausflicgen obne
Slrd)t, Dor @rfdltung ooer Dor 9lu,
nenmangeI 5it lterbcnL no Die 80.
lel oas Reiliabr oniingen, obne bel.
Ell 5u peroen.
Sn oieien ionncnbegiinitigten
ReiAe liegt audi oas berii5ilte gti5.
u, franaoiii6 Nice, felt 1860 MuB-
iopitalc 0es frau5oiiiben 1eparte.
nents oes alpes Maritimes, aud
: elm Stiid6en nStalia irreOenta"
uno oarum ringSlim, auf allen
Bergen uno Siigeln nit &anonen
eipidt.
0as binoert aber oie Inemoncn,
ppa3intben. Gulpen, &omelien,
Nanoeln uno 8firiide, Die 3itro,
zen uno Srnn9en nid)t am bliiben,
iuie es iid fir cine Staot, ueld)e
n6 ben Namen Ser n@lumenitaot"
par preference errlnsen, ihift, unO
ole prGdtieen Srauben grbbeeren
Seigen uno Manoeln idmcfen itn-
ret Dem Shrte Der fran5oiiiAct
Sanonenrobre 10 gut wie anoersluo.
MenE Ser Grem,oe MIR niht &C.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

sic 20i6mebr in Iufbau uno aus'
tiloung elm @emano oneenommeit,
tas am roidelten uno iiderlten Sill
fc su bringen permag. go limb
3. 9. Die 2oiheihriftungen unierer
groBen Sofenitaote ouf M%otorbooten
initoQiert. 9ns @ingreifen Der
@ebr in Sambure bietet elm iiber-
aus ei9enarti9es nnb maleriihes
@iIo; oas guffabren Der 00id5iige
ppa5iebt iiH nuf Dem @aiier nit ge-
nou Der glei6en Sorgfalt nn0
S9neaigfeit tpie alif Dem 2anoe.
9la6 bier tpuroe SerDorragenoes
uno Muitergiiltiges geleiitet.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
I'm Sonnenscbein.
BON wuInsmar Aansn.

Opiumtinttiren uno @oIsprGporote
ar Die 8ano eetuorfen, uno Der ne
belmiioe 6liidtline iAlIpft ourd Ell
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27
For a severe Cold.

"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cur
eG my daughter Anna Of severe
cold and cough a few years ago and
ever since then | have never missed
an opportunity to recommend this
medicine to anyone suffering from
throat or lung troubles. l cannot
speak too highly in praise Of it,
writes Mrs. d. J. Shelly, Earlville,
N Y. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
contains no narcotic and may be
given to childro~ With perfect conf.
dence. 1t is pleasant syrup so
they do not object to taking it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Chas. Miller Of the Dixie, left las
night for st. Louis and other points
in the east, to purchase goods for
the store.
Oscar Peery of Tuttle is transact
ing business in the city
G. e. Bell left this morning on a
business trip to Duncan
Mrs. Steed Grier returned this
morning to her home in Ft. Smith
after visiting here at the home OF
her brother, Thomas Burk
j. NJ. Yates left this morning for
NARROW and Duncan to be gone a
few days on business.
Ross Phillips returned this morn
ing to Texas A. and NJ. at College
Station, after spending the weekend
at the home of his parents in tals
city.
Mrs. A. B. Carson OF Maysville
was visiting yesterday with Mrs.J
w. Sims while enroute to Minco to
attend the district convention of tho
NJ E. church south, being held there
this week
A. B Hearding and wife CT Hobart
attended the II. l. prevention claim
meeting todly Mr.. Heardlng is the
G. II. |. 6 p agent at Hobart.
Miss Gladys Everett of Granite
was visiting friends in ti;e city yes
terday while enroute to her home
from Oklahoma City where she has
spent several days.
G lriie Peerson has returned from
Boiling Green, Ky, where lie went on
a combined business and pleasure
trip
Miss Marie Hays of Enid was Wis
iting in the city Sunday with her
brother, Blaine G Hays
Miss Thelma Wild Rose of Nor
man spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Rose
Mrs. j. H. White will leave tomor-
'ow for New York, where she will
'isit Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Neeley
mith, who expect TO leave soon for
trip 70 England
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27
Repair Placement
On Chickasha AUe.

The city street department, under
the direction of Dan W. Beets, is
repairing the pavement between
First and Second streets on Chicka-
sha avenue this morning. All shell
taoles' are being filled nnd section
of new Placement along the street
car track is being laid
The same process is to be contin.
ued along the whole business sec
tion Of Chickasha avenue, where re.
pairs IRE needed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27
o. c. w. Girl Weds
Washington Man;
To Finish School

AT p m. Sunday April 25th, a
quiet wedding was solemnized at the
home of TIE BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. NJ Denney, 2S08 wes4 18Th
street, Oklahoma City, the Rev. Phil
Baird, d. D., pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, officiating, an
anoucemet ntoday says. Tie CON
tractig pnartles were Miss Neva Fla
vel Denney, youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Denney, and Ed
win Wesley Stutc:ell, of Everett
Washington.
Miss Lois f. Denney sister of the
bride, acted rs bridesmaid, and Row
land Price of Guthrie, Oklahoma, as
best man
The bride has been student OF
the Oklahoma College for Women,
located in this city, for the past
four ye.rs, and 1as a wide circle of
friends here.
The groom is connected with the
Eclipse Lumber Mills at Everett,
Washington. The newly welded cou-
pie will make that place their home.
These present were Mr.. and Mrs.
R. NJ. Denney, Miss Lois E. Denney,
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Walton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland Price, Miss Rlea Wal
ton and Miss Catherine Dean, all of
Guthrie Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lutz,
A. Louise Lutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
e. Campbell and daughter, Gwendo-
lyme, Mrs. G. Z. Brust and sons |
Harry and Royal, Mss Aileen Fos-
berg, Neil McElroy ana c. S. Teg-
gart, all Of Oklahoma City; Miss
Ora E. Zinn, Misses Zelma and Thel-
ma Ball and Mrs. Lucy Heartherton
all of Chickasha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slutchell left on the
evening train for Kansl.s City where
they will visit relatives nnd friends
for a few days, after which Mr.
Stutchell will go on to Washington
70 look after his interests there,
md Mrs. StuIche,l, who is mem
Ser of the senior class OF the Okla
lomn College for Women, will re-
urn to Chickasha to complete Ter
.ourse and take her degree, after
which she will join her husband in
heir new home,
Their many friends extend con
ratulaticns and sincere wishes for
heir future happiness and success. /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27

G lriie Peerson has returned from
Boiling Green, Ky, where he went OF
a combined business and pleasure
"trip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27

Miss Gladys Everett of Granite
was visiting friends in t:e city yes
terday while enroute to her home
from Oklahoma City where she has
spent several days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27

Miss Marie Hays of Enid was Wis
iting in the city Sunday with hei
brother, Blaine G. Hays.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Garrett OF
Oklahoma City WIN arrive in the
city this evening for a short visit
with Mr.. nd Mrs. Geo. Gelsis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27
cHIcKAsHA ICE CREAM CO.

We cordially invite our many new
customers and friends to visit and
inspect our new modern factory.
City health officers and all state in.
spectors are welcome at any time.
425 Kansas. Phone 300
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27
WCDdcdm0unl .GYi7crdU LPlc9OF'

His first trip to the city; a thou
sand dollars to spend and he had
never had big time in his life
Was it any wonder the home folks
seemed so far, and the gay loose
ways so temptingly near? But when
his pal and his money were gone
and the cops had branded him
"crook what then?
Its a story that gets under your
skin, races through your blood and
beats your heart like hammer It
is one of the best pictures Charles
Ray ever made and you'll be mighty
glad you came to see it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27

AS clear as the purest water is
Liquid Borozone, yet it is the most
powerful healing remedy for flesh
wounds, sores, burns and scalds that
medical science has ever produced.
Try it. Price soc, 6Oc and $1.2o.
Sold by Wren Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-27
Continuous Show 1890 to 1o:so p. m.
Prices 5, 10 and 15c

Wednesday-Al jennings.
Thursday Frank Mayo and Orl
Carew in "Peddlers of Lies, six acts
A keen feature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-15
ERICAN NAVY
PERSONNEL NOT
AWARDED PROPE R
CREDIT, CLAIM
Secretary Daniels Charges
That Admiral Sims Robbed
], S, Destroyer Crews Of
Credit Due Them,
BRITISH ADMIRALTY
DIDN'T "TOTE" FAIR
Our Forces Given Credit for
But "a Successful Attacks
On Submarines, Out of a
Total of 226 Raids,


Washington, May l4.-Rear Ad-
miral Sims robbed American de-
stroyer crews of credit due them
by leaving the investigation of COM
bats with submarines to the British
admiralty, Secretary Daniels today
told the senate naval investigating
committee. Had he known that
American officers were not review
ing the circumstances of battles
between American vessels and T.
boats. he would have ordered the
admiral to adopt that course, the
secretary said.
Admiralty reports and awards of
credit to the Americans were ac-
cepted by Admiral Sims Mr.. Dam
iels said, although the British de-
manded absolute conclusive proof
before giving credit for the sinking
of submarine in the case of an
American vessel, while using a less
rigorous standard in the case of
British ships.
Out of 256 attacks on submarines
by American vessels, the British
gave the United States forces cred
it for but twenty-foW successful at
tacks, most of which We're listed
as possibly slightly damaged, .
said Secretary Daniels. In only one
case was fun credit for the sinking
Of a U-boat given an American
ship, this being the destroyer Fam
ming, which sunk the U-5S and cap
tured the crew.
In explaining why so few cred
its were given for known sinkings,
the summary compiled by Admiral
Sims states that unless prisoners
or unmistakable wreckage were OBJ
tanned following an attack, it was
practically impossible to definitely
determine the results, said Mr.,
Daniels. THAT prisoners or wreck
age were not absolutely required
before a vessel was credited with
sinking a submarine is shown by
the reports from the British ad-
mirahy records of cases classed as
IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-15
BISHOPS TERM
Of OFFICE NOT
To Be LIMITED

Dcs Moines, Ia. May 1.-THE
committee on episcopacy has dectd-
ed to recommend to the Methodist
Episcopal general conference non
concurrence in the proposed pan
of limiting the term of office Of the
bishops of the church, according
to reports tonight. Various plans
were submitted to the committee,
the majority asking that the bish-
ops be elected for a term of eight
years, at the expiration of which
they should again become pastors,
unless reelected This report will
be brought before the general con-
ference the first of next week for
action.
Another plan which was sub
mitted to the same committee was
that the bishop. presiding over an
annual conference should not ap-
point any pastor to any charge
without the consent of a majority
of the district superintendents of
the congregation. The committee
will also recommend non concur
renee in this memorial.
Tellers, after working five hours
on the first ballot for bishops, were
not near the end of their task
The balloting today to select
bishops or general superintendent
for the places of the missionary
bishops whose offices were abol-
ished by the conference resulted in
the election of former Missionary
Bishops Frank w. Warne and John
w. Robinson, both Of India. and
Eben s, Johnson Of Africa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-15
VOTE TODAY ON
RESOLUTION To
DECLARE: PEACE
-Four O'Clock This Afternoon
Is the Time Set; Majority
of From 5 to 7 Votes for
1t Is Forecast.
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Washington, May 14.-Arrange
ments for the senate's vote tomor-
row at 4 p. m. on the republican
peace resolution were completed
tonight with its adoption and a
veto later by President Wilson fore
gone conclusion, according to
leaders of both parties.
Democratic estimates were that
the resolution would have ma
jority of from five to seven votes,
depending on whether another re
publican joins Senator McCumber,
of North Dakota, in opposing. At
least four democrats are expected
to be with republicans for adoption.
The presidents veto message is ex-
pected to define more clearly the
campaign issue on the question of
peace and the treaty of Versailles,
Democratic leaders tonight pre-
dicted that the treaty would not be
returned to the senate with the veto
massage but that the president
would outline more extensively his
position in the veto message and
thus let matters go "to the coun-
try"
The presidents position given in
his telegram to Oregon democrats
was attacked today by Senator
Reed, democrat, Missouri, who
spoke for more than two hours in
behalf of the peace resolution. Sem
ator Reed indicated that strong op-
position would develop at the San
Francisco convention against the
presidents demands Referring to
republican division on the treaty is
sue, Mr. Reed said he knew "the
most sinister influences the
great international bankers, have
been flirting with" the republican
chairman.