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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
RfCUNOASTFRFA LUI WRANCEL De CATf
FRANCEl NCRD0REAzA .MAREA bR|TAN|E
CAMERA COMUNELOR RAMINE IN SESIUNE CA
Sc DISCUTE CRIZA
NOTA LII WILSON CADE CA 0 BONBA

"N'am primit informatiuni de
acest soiu, nici oficiale nici pc al
ia Gale nu mi S a cOmunicat de cind
Fam vazut,'' zis Lloyd George.
Gam cercetat la ministerul afa-
cerilor streine daca au auZit ceva
81 mi s'a spus ca II 'au primit nj
mic.
Ministerul afaceri!or streine a
cOmunicat Gu ambasada franceza
81 spus ca ma anzit mimic. Gu
greu imi vine sd cred Cd documen-
tul publicat este correct. Cind ne
am intilnit Gu dl. Millerand 81 cu
ministrul afacerilor streine a
Frantei situatiunea fost discu-
tata, att Duminica cit 81 Luni dar
inaintea conferintei nu "a pus pro
punerea recunoaSterei Gen. Wran-
gel.
"a discutat ca ce Sc va face,
daca conditiunile sovietei ar fl de
caracterul pc care LEAN deserts
Teri, dar nu s'a adus pfopuneri
ptntrli recunoasterea Gen. Wran-
gel. Eu sunt sigur ca dl. Mile
rand, de pc cit stu despre el, ar
Fl comunicat guvernului francez 0
asemenea intentiune daca ar fl a
vut-o in gand. De aceea presupun
ca comunicarea aceasta trebue sd
fie necorecta.
re" Este binc, stu, ca atitudinca'
guvqrnu1ui franccz catre Genera
iul Wrangel nu acea adoptata de
guvernul Britaniei. Iii Sc cred
liberi de al sprijini, afara de ca
zuri neprevazute pc earl 1e-am a
dus ieri inaintca camerei. Daca
ministerul de externc francez
volt a da proclamatic recumos-
cind pc Gen. Wrangel ca Seful gu
vernului activ, ar fl trcbuit sd in.
eunostinteze pc representative ali
atilor."
I'm vederea nesigurantei situati-
unei polonc 81 la crearea urgenta
fruntasilor liberali 81 al muncito-
rilor, premierul JIloyd George a
cOnsimtit ca Camera Lorzilor sd
Sc intruneasca Luni i'm loc a Sc
amina milne, pima in Octombrle,
dupa cum sc aranjase.
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Sub saba seatlui Marte.
= ~ - 90 ~ fSs ssts f
DESPRE PATRIOTISM ST
NATIONALISM !
Olndgiu Prof. Univ. N. Idrge.


Patriotismul sentimental no.
bill, care leaga pc orice ON de pa
mfntul in care vazut lumina soa-
relii, pc care a crescut 81 a CONT
nuat sd traiasca, avind uneori ru-
de 81 prietcni, GU care "a dcprins,
si'locuri scumpc, pc unde STA zbur-
dat copilaria, cum 81 mormintc
scumpc ale parintilor 81 stramosi-
lor a carora amintire misca sufle-
tul.
Toata lumea eel fnconjoara 81
toate lucrurile 81 priveliStile, fie
cit de fermecatoare, tot binele 81
bclsugul de aiurea ramin palide
motive i'm sufletul omului cuprins
de acest nemarginit dor de tara,
GU simplitatile 81 saracia eli, Gu mi
zeriile 81 amorurile vietei traita
acasa, linga al lui, lar plaiurile 81
muntii, codrii 81 apele 81 fiecare
coltisor de loc pc unde copilarit
par 'ca-l cunosc, par'ca-l simt sill
inteleg.
E att de putcrnic sentimental
accsta, in cit char bolnavul do
reste sa moara in tara lui 81, de
nu-f chip, murind, macar sd fie
dus 81 ingropat in pam1ntul patriei
care Sc pare mai usor 81 mai prize
ten!
Acasa, vocea-ti mai clara; pa
sui ti,e mai sigur.
Dupa cum spune 81 poetul:
"Fie piineG cit de rea,
"Fie pi0tra cit de grca,
"7ot maj bine N tara mec. .
Uni au numai 0 patrie, altii
doua. ST altii nici una.
Acct ce s'au nascut 81 au trait
din tata n flu, din strabuni, pc
acelas vecliu pamint; acei ce MI
mai cunosc alta patrie, aceia o iu-
besc Gu inima intgeaga 81 curata
81 tresalta de cite ori { in primej-
die ori aude macar pc cineva hui
lnid-o. Acct ce all 0 patrie de orr
gine 81 una adoptiva, Iii sufletul
fmpartit 81 intristat, de citeori Sc
iveste vre-o d,smanie fntrc ambele
lui patrii, lar cei ce n'au nici 0
patrie purtfnd deviza, 'ubi bele' y
acelora putin lie pasa de soarta
tarii.
Nationalismul e sentimental ca.
re leaga oamenii de acelas singe,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
SITUATIA INTERNA-
TIONALA

Situatia internationala in dife-
ritele tari europcne 81 in Statele
Unite G urmatoarea
. MAREA BRITANIE-Sustine
mentinerea unei Polonii libere 81
independents, insa plecata a ia
ce concesiuni guvernului della Mos
cova. :
FRANTA-Este ostila guvcrnu-
lui sovietist. 81 gaia a ajuta gu
vernului Gen. Wrangel, Pc care,
dupa cum spun ultimele stiri, La
recunOscut ca de guvern al Rusiei.
ITALIA-E contra unui rasboi
orr blocade economice contra Ru-
siei.
STATELE UNITE - Sustine
mentinerea unei Polonii indepen-
dente 81 libere 81 Sc opune la recu-
noasterea guvernului sovitist.
Observation-Disclosures 6ficiala
a Japoniei G. necunoscuta, fnsa in
ultimul timp a incheiat un armi-
stitiu cu bolsevistii din Siberia.
Observation-Disclosures Ger
maniei in viitor va Fl dictata de
imprejurari.
ROMANIA-Sc raporteaza ca
este gaia de intra in rasboi con-
ira bolsevistilor.
Observation-Disclosures 0
atitudine de neutralitate 1nsa sc
pare ca contra de a da ajutor
militar Poloniei.
UNGARIA-Deja a oferit ca sd
intre in rasboi contra bolsevisti-
lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
REGIMUL PROVIZORIU AL
PALESTINEI

d. Weissman, pr6sedintcle mis-
carii sioniste $ seful delegatici sio-
niste la conferinta de pace, de-
clarat Cd Palestine va Fl admin
strata dc catre un malt comisar
ajutat de un consiliu superior de
8 membri. Acest regim provizoriu
81 transform va dura pima cind
tara va Fl in stare de a Sc guverna
nrin reprezentanti alesi prin SUI
fragiul universal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12

de aceeas limba aeeeas credinta,
fie cit de flnfz issau illtlyparl-
tati unii de altii, aruncati de va
turtle sortii pc tarlnuri straine.
Ori undc sc fntalncsc dol de ace
las origiue, simtesc legatura 81 uni
tatea din care $ s'au desprins, 81 n
orice imprejurari, auzindu-si nu-
lhele3 81 grainl, -tresalta, lar in .pri-
mejdii s'ajuta, chemindu-i la da-
torie c0cen sfngezui.,
Nationalismul, mai multi decft
patriotismul, GU care Sc confunda,
cuprinde notillne mai intinsa,
rcvarsIndu-se 81 i'm afara de patrie,
tinzlnd la marirea eli 81 ngradirca
81 intarirea neannrlui intrega 81 IA
cInd rezerva asupra sinceritatii,
sentimentelor 81 gindurilor mani
festate de strainii din cuprinsul ii
vecinatatea patriei. si
Patriot pot deveni, pc incetul,
multi din cei strain, nascltf din
stramosi pc locurile acestea, unde
s'au deprins eli ele 81 GU lumea.
Nationalist, 1nsa, nuniai acei carl
fac parte din trupul 81 din singeIe
natiunei, ori carl S Eau contopit de
mai multe generatii prin asimilarc.
Veneticii, ambulantii nu pot sd
fie nici patriot, nici nationalist,
nici Odata. Pc c nu-i leaga mimic
de neam ori de tara. Pc eli ii nina
interesul rece, fara simtire, fara
durerc, fara poezie! Umbla pin
dind victime 81 jertfe pc urma al
tora 81, intocmai casi corbii, in
timp de pace (dar mai ales in ras-
boil, Sc hranesc pima crapa, mu-
tindu-se de pe-un Gimp de bataie
pc altul, dintr'o tara n alta, fara
.mila de vaietele ranitilor pc carl
omenirea cu atita-i rasplateste, nu-
mnidu-i eroi!
Train, asa dar, in functie de
traditie. Oricit am desmierda moi
himera neat1rnarei, 81 a individual
litatii noastre, suntem de fapt
sclavii stramosilor-simtim 81 Gu
getam prin ei, gestul nqstru schi-
tat mai inainte in izvodul destinu-
lui pulzatia noastra un fragment
din cadenta istoriei care Sc repeta
perpetuu.
NORTH trWiesc. Tot ceeace ho-
tarim 81 faptuim o rasfringerc
a uriasei Tor vointi. 81 aM scris
in ceasuri de cumpd,d sau IN vremi
de bejdnie pravieIe statornice ale
tdrii; ei aW crestat Gu saba hota-
rele; Ell az gdmislH descdlicdt0rile
81 aM fdasrit datinele; ei Az pdsit
.cinstea atnm means 81 az cules pc
cimpiile bdtdilor gloria.
Cdci fslosofis crestiNi spuneGa,
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NAZBfTII.

In UcdcW in care train n'd f0st
nin,eni mai mutt hulit, asuprit 81
batjocorit ca fostuL Kaiser, care a
fost acuzat de todte crimeLe, de-
sdstrele 81 0rorile rdsb0ihlui+lumei,
81 pc,,trw care era cit p'dci So Sc
instituiaScG M,, tribunal intcrna-
tional sat- judccc 81 sal condamnc
ID spimsnrdtoorc, la ghIoti,M, la
scaunul electric. sau la harakiyi,
ficcarc dupd felM pedcpsei care
Sc aplicd in tara lui pentru crime
de gradM ill.,. atcidere GU prcme-
ditare.
In p'7vintG uimei pc care o poar-
td aW fost mai mute discutiuni
81 multi jurisconsul!i si-aw dat pd-
rerea, dupG ideia mcG insd t0ti aat
fost grcsiH in erpu,serea Tor. ;.
.Subscmnatul, absolveM al Aca-
demiei JW'idice della Chiajna, nu
s'a pronuntat pima astdsi, pinG
cSnd rdsut ca t0atc celebritdtilc
s'-aM spus cuvintul, ca sd mu Sc
sicd ca am sdrit 81 en- ca piperM sd
ND an,estec intro afacere att de
gingasd pc care sunt chemat; so
resolre cei carl. au in,bdtri,nt I'M
pdrtind dreptatea.
Pdrerea mea Gu privire la f0stul
haiser cw totul protivnicd de
cete erpnsc pima astdzi.
Rdsboiu fost strict de ell, G
adevdrat, 81 ca toate rdsboaic,e
mari q ldsat multi jale, miserie 81
ticdlosic In Nrma lui, dar mici nm
rdsbOiu ma adus atitea rezultatc
bunc Ia folosul on,eniria 81 ma des-
robat atiteG medmuri de sub stu
pinarsle streine ca rdsbOiM strict
de fostul Kaiser. Nu-i asa? Fie
care raw isl are partea lui bund
50 cW cit q t0st MAJ mare rdM III.
n,es cN att a dUut MAJ multe 81 MAJ
mari pdrti bune.
Ca nm accastG ia fost sc0pul, G
alta s0cOtenlG. SG nu judecdn,
scopul CT resuLtatcte. 81 funded
resultatele, carl ipcd de-abia Sc
vdd, sunt bu,,e, pdrerea mea este
cG t0ate neGmuriLe carl SOU desr0-
bit dat0ritG rdSb0iulm sal treacd
la ncn,urirc prin ridicarca Naui
monument pc al cdrui pedestal ST
fie scris:
''In mcmorin aceluiG din a carr;
inc0nstientd s'G asu0dt dcsrobirca
noastrd." D4RAC.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
,AGRICULT0RH 81 SALIVA
|. REA GERMANIEI

BERLIN, (Transocean) = Or
ganizatiunlle germane ale intre-
prinderilor agriculturale, comercia-
lie 81 industrialc au convent a for
ma un cOmitet central al sOcieta-
tilor patronilor pentru salvgarda
interesele ecOnOmice cOmune 81 a
Sc apara i'm unirc contra tuturor
tendintelor amenintatoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12

Nationalismul sentimental ca.
re leaga oamenii de acelas singe,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
ALBANIA TRIMITE
ULT1AdAT SERBIEI

ROMA, l Aug.-O telegrama
din Durazzo declara Cd guvernul
Albaniei TRIMS un ultimat Ser
biei, cerind evacuarea imediata a
Tarabosc-ului 81 indemnitate de
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CioCnire intre Premiori
Franta ajuta pc WrangeI
LLOYD GEORGE 81 MILLERAND IN NEINTEL LEGERE
ASUPRA POLONIEI

FAHlS, liz Aug. -. Premlerul
Millerand al Frantei a informal
cabinetul ca mesagiul Premeirului
Lloyd George in care ccre Poloniei
sd primeasca conditiunile de pace
ale Bolsevistilor a .fost violare
a intelegerei la care s'a ajuns in
tire Gel dol premieri ia conferinta
recenta della Hythe, s'a dcclarat
astazi in cercurile oficiaie.
RecunoaSterea regimului Gen
Wrangel ca guvern de fapt al Ru-
siei de sud de catre Franta a ur-
mat dupa un consiliu de ministri
in care Millerand facut declara-
tiunile aceste.
Recunoasterca guvernului anti
bolsevist Wrangel s'a acordat IA
ra Sc intreba Britannia, care in
timpul de fata S ar Fl opus la. a.
cest pas.
Aceasta neintelegere intre pre-
mierii Millerand 81 Lloyd George,
Sc zice ca va contribui la neisbu-
tirea sfortarilor care Sc fac pen
.tru restabilirea pacei intre Polonia
81 Russia.
Gu aliatii principali in desbina-
re, Sc crede ca bolsevistii vor ca
pata mai multa indrasneala sa ur-
meze ofensiva lor impotriva Var
soviet. @sas
Recunosaterea lui Wrangcl ase-
menea va da motiv lui Trotzky 81
Lenine sd acuze pc aliati dc rea
credinta, dupa cum s'a dat sd Sc
inteleaga fruntasilor bolsevisti ca
actiunea aceasta nu Sc va lua de
cit dupa conferinta dela Minsk,
la care Sc va face sfortari sd Sc
inceteze imediat ostilitatile.
Neintelegerile diplomatice intre
Franta 81 Englitra, a avut ince-
putul, cind Lloyd George spus
Camerei Comuneler ca ell blamat
Polonia cind inceput rasboiul Gil
Russia.
Polonia pretinde, ca inceput
rasboiul la indemnul Frantei. A
ceasta a cauzat iritatiuni in cercu-
rile oficialc. S'a zis ca Lloyd
George sfatuit pc Poloni sd pri-
measca conditiunile rosiilor.
S'a convocat I'm consiliu de mi
nistri. Premierul Millerand, dupa
informatiunile obtinute della mai
multi Official; a cetit ministrilor
textul Intelegerei la care s'a ajuns
Gu Lloyd George la Hythe, ca sa
urmeze actiune unita in criza
ruso-polona, 81 dupa aceea a afr
mat ca telegrama lui Lloyd George
trimisa Polonilor prin care ii STA
tueste sd primeasca conditiunile
rosiilor constitute violare a ace
stei intelegeri.
Indata dupa aceea a urmat a.
nuntarea ministerului afacerilor
streine ca Franta recunoastc gu
vernul lui Wrangel.
Ziarul Eco de Paris anunta Cd
Franta va da Gen. Wrangel tot
ajutorul posibil. Sc cauta a Sc a.
junge la intelegeri GU Rominia 81
posibil Ell Ungaria spre a ajuta
mtr'u 'un atac unit la rasturnarea
guvernului rosu, anunta ziarul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12

BULLETIN
LONDRA, IL Aug Situa-
tiunea noua creAta de publica-
rea motel franceze recunoscind
pc Generalul Wrangel, a fost
discutata intr'un consiliu de
ministri tinut All noapte dupa
cuv1ntarea primului ministru
in Camera Comunelor.
Aici sc crede ca documentul
a fost publicat de un Official de
Ia ministerui afacerilo streine
a Frantel 81 ca nu reflecta We
derile guvernului rfancez 81 va
fl descalificat de Millerand,
care Sc afla in ncrdul Frantei.
LONDRA, IL August .-Anun-
tarea recunOasterei guvernului Ru
siei de sud Generalului Wrangcl,
frn,itasul anti-bolsevist, de catre
Franta, ca guvern de facto al Ru-
siei de sud, cazut astazi ca o
bomba in Londra.
Nota PreSedintclui Wilson a pro
dus acciasi complicatiune ingriji-
tOare.
Din expunerea situatiunei russo
polona Marti in Camera Comune-
lor de catre Lloyd George nn s,a
observat. vre-o sugestie~ in. aceasta
dfrec{it 81 cerciifile ain nondra a. a.
stazi au fost vadit nitrate despre
pasul lnat dc Franta, care proba-
bill va resturna posibilitatea unci
intclegeri pacifice la Minsk 81 ca
presedintele Americei a intervenit
I'm situatiunea care pima acum a
privit numai pc puterile europene.
Situatiunea uimitoare creata de
faptul recunoaSterei guvernului
lui Wrangcl de catre nota france
"a s'a explicat All noapte prir o
declaratiund ca premicrul Mile
rand II "a fost instiintat de publ
carea acelei note, ca dc prezent
lipseste din Paris, aflindu-se In
districtele devastate ale Frantei 81
ca nota fost publicata de un
functionar della ministerul de ex-
terne al Frantei.
S'a sugestionat ca recunoastcrea
lui Wrangel era unul din pasii pc
care aliatii voiau sal ia in caz da-
ca negociatiunile della Minsk nu
vor isbuti. Lloyd George de fapt,
s'a referit la posibilitatea, in caz
daca Sc vor ivf anumite necesitati,
echiparci forteloG lui Wrangel cu
munitiuni carl pima acum i-au fost
refuzate.
Ca ministerul afaccrilor streine
lucrat la spatele premierului Sc
considera ca nil Gel din urma act
surprinzator al situatiunei.
Marea Britanic nu vrea rasboi
Gil Russia, 81 nici Italia, 81 este in
doios daca Sc va putea afla 0 ma
joritate in Franta in favoarea u
nei ostilitati pc fata.
Telcgramslc din Washington in
terpretcaza nota lui Wilson ca o
avertizare Marci Britanii ca sa mn
recunoasca guvernul soviet 81 ca
O expresie de aprobare a tinutei
Frantei impotriva recunoasterei.
Ca Wilson va lua 0 pozitie in
linie Gu politica nationala care in
tr'un timp fost descrisa de el ca
militarista, creaza surprize. aici.
Sc intreaba daca America va spfi-
JIM in practica propovaduirile lui.
Sir Donald MacLean atras In
Camera Comunelor atentiunea prl-
mului ministru asupra raportulul
ca guvernul francez a recunoscnt
guvcrnul lui Wrangcl. Dinsul a
zis Cd daca raportuI reprezinta in
realitate deciziunea guvernului
francez creaza 0 situatiune noua
81 daca aceasta este decisiunea
Frantei, ca va trebui sa merga
singura.
Lloyd George q zis ca el cetit
raportul Gu mare surpriza 81 in
grijorare.
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PENTRU MONUMENTUL
ECATERINA TEODOROlU

Suma precedenta. .$644.81
Dl. 81 D-na loan 81 Elena
Luca, Zelienople, Pa. TOO
Total -. .$651.81
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
THREE PERSONS HURT
IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Boy Riding on Rear Seat of Motor.
cycle Has Part of Foot
Amputated.

Traffic accidents last night and to-
day caused injury to three persons.
Charles G. Duvall, 1l04 X street
southeast. was arrested following an
accident in which the automobile he
was driving struck a car operated by
John Campanelli. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. Fifth precinct po-
lice have charged Duvall with collid-
ing. and driving while intoxicated.
John Palmer struck Eugene Hale,
aged fourteen. OF 1449 South Carolina
avenue southeast, while driving at
Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, about $50 p. m. The boy
suffered contusions, and was taken to
Casualty Hospital. Later he was re-
moved to his home.
Sustaining injuries which made 1t
necessary to amputate part OF his foot.
Earl Neill. colored, aged twelve, was
taken to Emergency Hospital follow
ing a motorcycle accident at Twenty
sixth and d streets northwest. Frank
johnson. 926 F street southwest, was
operating the machine when a chain
broke, and the boy. who was riding
on a rear seat, was thrown to the
ground.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
take PHOSPHATE.
With MEALS IN
SUMMERTIME
Your Nerves Demand II, Your Blood
Needs II. Say Physicians.

There's not enough phosphorus In
modern foods to beneft nearly one
half OF the men and women OF Ameri-
"a, scientists declare.
To overcome this lack of an element
| 81 your body that Is necessary to your
health, your happiness and even your
success in life. weak. anaemic, nerv'
take Bitro- Phosphate as dispensed by
Peoples Drug stores, and all leading
drug stores, In the original package
Speaking OF people who are easily
fatigued, who lack ambition, nerve
md are ofttimes thin, weak and sad
ly lacking in firm, healthy flesh, 10.
seph u. Harrigsn, formerly visiting
Specialist North Eastern Dispehsary,
| n. ", says:
Patients who were apparently
physical wrecks, who foolisAly
| thought they needed only a blood tonic
TO enrich the blood, have come for
treatment trembling and shaking,
| their nerve force almost exhausted
and in many such cases the admins
terlng OF Bitro- o-Phosphate has pro
duced seemingly magical results
People who feel the heat OF summer,
tire easily and often become irritable
and depressed, will find Bitro-Phos
phate an inexpensive and helpful
Druggists report a wonderful in.
crease In the demand from men and
women who are anxious to renew old
time ambition and who are making an
| keen-minded with a power OF endur.
ance that denotes almost perfect
They ask for Bitro- Phosphate be-
cause they know they need an ineI.
pensive organic phosphate.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
FOURRACERES COME
FROM FRANCE
FOR MARINES

Twenty thousand cigar lighters"
or 'telephephone cords" as the A.
f. F. knew the fourrasere OF the
French army. were received today
at the headquarters OF the Marine
Corps. for distribution among mem
bers, past and present, OF the Firth
and Sixth Marine and the Sixth Ma
chine Gun Battalion or the Marine
Brigade OF the famous Second d.
vision.
As the A. f. r. rechristened the
canned meat from the Argentine
as monkey meat" so they re-
christened the glorious fourragere
from the striking resemblance TO
the cigar lighters in vogue with the
poilus, and its resemblance to that
part OF the prosaic telephone with
which central plugs In to get the
wrong number or he always
busy" Individual.
Men who have passed out OF the
ranks OF the Marines into civil life.
and the next of kin OF those who
were killed. will receive their dec
orations through the, Marine Corps
recruiting service.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
ADVERTISER EMIT
Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing

Soap should be used very carefully
II you want to keep your hair look
ing it's best. Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much
alkali. This dries the scalp, makes
the hair brittle. and ruins 1T.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo
(Which is pure and greaseless), and Is
better than anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Sim
Div moisten the hair with water and
rub IT in. 1t makes an abundance of
rith creamy lather, which rinses out
easily, removing every particle or
dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil:
The heir dries quickly and evenly. and
It leaves the scalp soft, and the hair
fine and silky. bright, lustrous, fluffy
and easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and
a few ounces will supply every mem
Der Of the family for months.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
Sentimental Distress"
Over Name Makes Woman
Seek TO Have Il Changed

Declaring that she "feeis smbar-
rassed" and that "a sentimental
distress" possesses her at being
called "Mellen." Mrs. Elizabeth
Mellen today filed a petition In the
District Supreme Court TO have her
name changed to Mary Elizabeth
Underwood. her name by a former
marriage, and terminated by a d.
yorce from Eugene Underwood.
June, 1905.
Petitioner tells the court that she
has a son. Eugene Underwood. jr.
upon whom she Is dependent for
support, and that she feels embar-
rassed at being called Mellen. She
stated she was married to George
b. Mellen In 19os.snd that he died
In 1915.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
FRENCH AIRMAN MAY Die
DUE TO CRASH INJURIES
Physicians Hold Out Little Hope for
Aviator Hurt in Test for
Mail Service

Robert Gautier. former aviator In
the French army, is in Emergency
Hospital today in a critical condition
as the result OF injuries sustained
when an airplane which he was test
ing crashed into the wires OF the
radio station at College Park, Nd
yesterday, and caught fire while fall
ing to the ground.
Gautier was being examined for air
mail service. He was sent In
plane with which he was not entirely
familiar. He was taken to Emergency
Hospital in an army ambulance after
the fall, where little hope for his re-
covery Is held out.
He won many medals during the
recent war, in which he served with
the French air service. He has been
in Washington since Fabruary 20, ana
in this country since February ].
Before taking up his quarters at
College Park recently. he lived at
621 e street northwest.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
SHOOTS YOUNG WIFE,
THEN KILLS HIMSELF
Woman Dying From Wound Inflicted
By Husband She Had Met to
Reconcile Troubles.

BALTIMORE. Aug. III m .
O'Neill, said to have been a former
bartender in this city, but more rec
emily a private detective for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with
headquarters In New York city. early
today shot and probably fatally
wounded his young wife. Mrs.
Frances O'Neill. said to be tele-
phone operator employed at a local
hotel, then fired a bullet into his own
head, dying instantly.
The O'Neills had been separated.
The tragedy occurred at a roadhouse
in the eastern suburbs OF the city.
where the couple had met by appoint
ment in an effort to bring about a
reconciliation.
Mrs. O'Neill was shot twice, one
bullet lodging in the stomach and
the second in the back. At the
hospital little hope is held out for her
recovery.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
THIEF ROBS APARTMENT.

Miss Lottie Bigbie, 240O Sixteenth
street northwest, reported the theft OF
gold watch and a $40 bill from her
apartment, at the Tenth precinct yes.
terday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-08-17
TRADE BOARD ACTS
ON FREIGHT T|E-UP
Public Utilities Committee viii
Have Report Of Probe
Friday Afternoon.

of fact. relating TO freight conges-
tion in the District OF Columbia. the
public utilities committee OF the
Washington Board OF Trade met in
the board rooms yesterday 10 take ac-
tion on the tie-up.
NJ. t, Hill, freight representative OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and
Joseph T. Padin. freight representa-
tive OF the Pennsylvania railroad, ex'
planned conditions In local yards. At
the Invitation OF these railroads, a
tour OF inspection was conducted at
the yards. Several recommendations
are expected to be made 10 the COM
mittee at a meeting TO be held Friday
afternoon at 5:1o o'clock.