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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19
TREI BANDITi JEFUIESc
UN TRAMvAI u.
Au obtinut 400 dolari 81 ni3te
biiuterii.

LANCASTER, O., 19 Aprilie. -
Fri dupa amiazi, trei bandit mas
cati, inarmati, au retinut un tram
vaiu intre Lancaster 81 Columbus,
au jefuit pc cei 20 pasageri 81 du-
pa ce au cerut scuze pentru mica
neplacere cauzata lor, au salutat
in mod foarte politicos 81 au dis
parut.
Banditii au sarit pc tramvaiu.
Unul 9 sarit la motorman 81 Ia
conductor, la legat, lar ceilalti dol
an luat tot &c au aflat Ia pasageri,
Fat& de cole trei femei aflatoare
in tramvaiu au fost foarte com.
plesanti: nu le-au scormonit busu-
narels ci s AN indestulit Gu aceea
ICE lean dat dand crezamint cuvin.
.telor lor q nu au alte parsle sau
lbiiuterii. Cand ian scormonit pc
itoti obtinand 400 dollari, 81 . gra.
mad8 de bijuterii, unul dintre ci
y spls: 4 Regretam foarte multi ca
. trebuit Sd VI Imam &c aveti dal
M avem De lucru q trebuie u
train cumva. Noapte bun3. &
COLUMBUS, Ohio, 10 April.
Politia 4 detinut astAnoapte pe do
oameni suspect earl erau intr 'nI
a,itomobil. Dup6ce IfnsG ~ fos'
inf Stigati ca condnctorul tramval
iului. ~ fost sliberati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19
Situatia economical
din Detroit

Ziarul "Detroit Daily Times
publica un articol in care sfatu-
ieste pc muncitorii din alte orase
ale tarii sd nu mearga la Detroit.
Iata ce scrie:
In legatura GU cercetarile re-
cente despre situatia industriala,
ziarul nostru a arafat faptul ca mai
este un numar mare de lucratori
neocupati in aceasta comunitate.
''Pe cand s'a staruit ca lucra-
tori specialist sd nu paraseasca
orasul, s'a facut promisiumi repe-
tate de catre marii patroni ca in
primavara lucratorii Gel mai buni
vor fl reprimiti in lucru. Ziarul
nostru s'a ferit sd faca promisiuni
ca Detroitul este isolat de restul
tarii in depresiunea economical.
"Rapoartele publicate de guver-
nul Statelor Unite arata ca De-
troitul Sc reculege mai repede de
cat celelalte centre industriale, dar
aceasta nu insemneaza ca lucrarile
au 1nceput aici; nu fnsemneaza ca
Detroitul poate da de lucru la eel
carl nu au ocupatiune in alte orase
"Comisiunea de ajutoare rapor-
teaza ca un mare numar de lucra-
tori din alte orase vim aici, adao.
gand la problena grea care con.
frunta oraSul nostru.
"Lucratori din alte orase, daca
II 'aveti lucru nu veniti in Detroit
sSnnt inca multi detroiteni ia
ra lucru 81 eli vor fl chemati inta
la lucru.''
Ziarul mai anunta ca Fabrics
Ford inceput sa cheme pc lucra
tori necasatoriti la lucru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19
A|bti VO seCtlesta
tot auTu Cdnla|lici
Reservele de aur trebuesc
depositate in Coblenx
ori COlogne.

BERLIN, 19 Aprilie. - Conf
sia aliata de reparatiuni q noti-
ficat presedintelui comisiei ger.
mana pentru datoriile de razboiu,
ca reservele de aur ale bancii
imperiale (Reichsbank) trebuiesc
depozitate pana la ! Maiu in
Cologne orr Coblenz ca 81 ga
rantie pentru despagubiri. Conf
sia de reparatiuni cerut ca sa
sc dea 0 garantie ca aurul german
nu Sc va da altor creditori fara
permisiunea comisiei
Guvernul german a declarat ca
aceasta cerere a aliatilor este
unacceptable. Totala reserva de
aur a bancii imperiala fost in
l Aprilie 1921 Gle 1,091, 100000
mirci.
M
PARIS. 18 Aprilie. Aici s'a
constituit 0 comisie din persoane
militarc 81 civile care a ascultat
All pc mai multi experti tehnici,
economici 81 financiari. Aceasta
comisie este compusa din urma-
tori mcmbrii: maresalul Foch
generalii Buat 81 Weigand; Lou
cheur, ministrul regiunilor elibe-
rate; Paul Tirard, comisarul su-
prem al Frantei in regiunile Ri.
nului; M. Seydoux, care a repre-
|sentat Franta La conferinta in
teraliata din Brusela. Ce y per.
tractat la aceaSta conferinta a
fost secret, dar mai tirziu s'a
declarat in mod semi-oficial ca sc
vor mai tine conferinte de acea.
sta natura ca sd Sc StablleaSca alll
plan militar 81 economic ca Ger.
mania, daca nu va 9nti spana, Ia
l Maiu, sd fie constrinsa de a
satisface obligatiilor sale.
Guvernul german transmits Q
nota consiliului ambasadorilor in
Paris in care declara ca noul re.
gim vamal introdus prin ordinul
comisiei de reparatii in 9 Aprilie
este 20 noua 81 flagranta violare
tratatului din Versailles"
o telegrama de la comisia va.
mala din tinuturile Rinului spune
ca noul regim vamal va ii efectiy
in 20 Aprilie 81 wanna va fl plati.
'bila in aur. is
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19
INsTIlNTARE

Rugam respectuos, pc toti ceti.
tori ziarului nostru din Detroit,
Mich. sd conforma regulelor a.
celui oras 81 a 81 schimba adresa
Ia No. Gel nou al easel, care e in
eject de la ! Ianuarie 1921. P0sta
ne avizeaza, ca intimpina greu-
tati foarte mari distribuirea scri.
|sorilor 81 ziarelor.
Pentru q inlatura orr ce nepla-
ceri, ce eventual S ar ivi din acest
incident, stunt rugati, toti fara
deosebire, a'si schimba adresa
de Il No. eel vechiu IA eel nou
@ marca de 5 cent? pentru fiecart
|adresa - fie alaturata ia scri.
scare, caci altcum nu Sc yor Ina
A considerare.
AdminiatzA ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19
S'A AFLAT SCHELETUl
UNUI MASTODON

Arlington, Ore. 19 Aprilie. =
Scheletll unui mastodon s'a des-
coperit eri in ripele vail Butcher
Knife, cam patru mile la sud de
Arlington. Descoperirea a fost
facuta de un pastor Gu numele
William Marshall, care e in ser.
viciul fratilor Smythe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19
OPOZITIA NATIONALI

Membrii comitetuui opositei notionae
N Iorga 7. Tempeanu NJ Bnfureanu N Lupu T. Manu-,
Ar Voevod Stefan G. Pop, Popouici Voicu Ntescu
Incale Pom Halipo Pelivan p Bujor Miha0che Panai
fesc4, Y. Mddgearu, I. Nstor Y. Ungureanu (Patra)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19

Porthsmouth, 19 Aprilie. De-
.positele de masini ale usinelor
HaFbinson- Walker Refractorics
COMPANY al prins foe ii ~ ars
total nj dimipeata Perderes
este evalpatit IA $50. go doilari.
I D|rie einea focslla,i An = ~ 70;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19
VOLUME xvI.-No. 80.
NEaoc1AT1UN1LE ooNT1NUA

WASHINGTON, 1s April Guvernul japonez 81 american
au luat aceeas audne refertoare la chesta nsuei
Yap, din oceanul Pacific
Dscutile continue inca fos publicata corespon-
dena schmbata pna nre cele doua guverne
dOua memoranda 81 trei note.
Japonia in nota din ura adresaa inca administrator
Wilson, declarat dat find faptu ca cosiu suprem din
Paris Ia madatul asupra insue Yap in Mau 1919 nj
poate iber la nsua fara consimamlnul a
pone pentru aseza nii de cable
In rspuns la nota secretaru de stat Hughes, in
nota trmsa in April, arma ca guvernu Satelor Unite
poae egat in actune sale nici de consu uprem nci
de lga natunor prn mime nu poae sill sd abzica
sau sa din drepture Staelor Unite asupra
nsule din cese deci poae fortat de recunoaste nc
drepture exclusive ale Japonei asupra aceste nsule
Guvernul aponez studiaza raspuns la aceasta
Guvernele aliei Frante Mare Britanii primt
ceeas oa Dea s 81 nceput schimbul de veder nre cee
patru guverne pentru aunge la melegere comuna in
ceasta cheste Franta sa TRIMS nota prelminara Sta
teor Unite in spune chesta nsulei araa in
sedina din Mau consiulu suprem, cand Frana face
posibu ajunga la hotarre sa dea salts
tactic Statelor Unite
Parerea cercuror guvernamentale din Washington este
mportanta secnndara faptnl ca consul uprem =
dat 1nandat Japone in Mau 1919 asupra insule Yap
Puncul principal ese spune Hughes, guverele ALA
te All Satee Unite dinre princpaee pu
teri aae associate, egale drepturi celeae pueri
prncpae prvste cstee propreta coloniae ale Ger
nane aceste dreptur pot arbu vreunei pueri
aiate fara consmtamntu Stateor Unite
In Washington crede acest punct de vedere fl
recunoscu de alia Odaa pncipu recunoscut deta
lille mai usor de prcucat Pana acum sosit nici
nota din Japonia referoac la nsu Gu toate acese te
legramee sostc din Toxic anuna guvernu aponez ua
atitudne pasva
In prmul memoranda datat din Novembre, secretarul
de stat Colby spune ost 20 nteegee clara tre aati
ca presedntele Wilson facu refertoare la nsua
zap in consiul suprem ca nsula ntenaonalzata Gu
vernu Japoe in raspunsu sau din l8 Novembre decara
ca consul supr dandu drept la toate foee posesiuni
coonale gernane situate la nord de EQUATOR
nc reserva la din aceste posesun dec
vernul aponez consmti nci odaa la sd fe
conroaa alta puter in exercafea acestor drepur
In raspunsul su secretarnl de stat Davis telegraat
ca guvernu poae consm la ca nsua Yap
sd e nre acee posesun dec poate consim la Cd
alta matte alba dreptu de cable incepand della
insula Yap.
Japonia rspuns ca daca vorba de cable atunci in
ceasa prvna poate face mimic fara nvorea prorie-
taruui, adica fara consmtamntu Japonie.
In April admnistratie raspuns prin noa
cuta care Sc dscua in sednta consulu suprem
tinea Ia Paris, in decursul lune viitoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-19

Sigura ca apara nsus dreptul Ia bertate gi obceiur
de legaitate ale poporui roman opoza naonaa asteaF
della Ell ace puternc ndemn face brue cauxee drep
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Rabbit hound dog, Saturday morn- . ing Return to Frank Gray 3s5 Chestnut
 St. Reward. 4-27-2dx
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

Textile Mfg. Co.,. Bridgeport and New York city. coats. cloaks. wraps. costumes, etc. .
 Applications for trade marks:
 Columbia Graphophone Mfg. Co.,. Bridgeport. photographic sound recording and reproducing machines, etc.
 The Hartford Rubber Works Co.,. Hartford. vehicle tire made of rub Der.
 International Silver. O., Meriden and Bridgeport silverpfated flat and hollow tableware.
 Omo Mfg. Co.,, Middletown, elas- tic webbing, cord and braid, dress belttng.
 The l. E. Palmer Co., Middletown, couch hammocks. ..r, -...
 Joseph Parker & Son O., New Haven. plotting paper.
 Samuel B. Williamson, Westport, sound boxes. diaphragms, needles, receiving and reproducing instru- ments for sound waves, etc.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

Harold P. Donle. Meriden. assignor to Conn. Tel. & Elect. Co., Inc. vacuum tube base.
 Ignacy Gina. Deep River. puzzle.
 Armond J. Maynard, Waterbury, submarine erapple.
 George K. Legendre, Bridgeporty extracting tool handle.
 Clarence c. surIing. Hartford. rheostat.
 George ". Troop. New Britain. assignor to the North & Judd Mfg. Co.. buckle.
 Trade mark registrations: Salts
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

NOTICE-Smith Bros. Machine Co., General
 Machine Work. 152 High St.. City. Shop
 phone 11S7-2. 4-22-6d
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27
NECTICUT INVENTIONS

ka issued April 12. 1921, by \. patent office to Connecticut
 furnished by Harold C. Man bs Grand street. Waterbury)
 v. Boyle. Waterbury, corner |rd A. Breul, Bridgeport, |uare. e patents).
 |t D. crocker. Stratford. ss- b Manning. Maxwell & Moore Wv York city. stop-pin for gage
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27
City Advertisement
Notice to Dog Owners

Attention is called to the law con- corning the registration of dogs.
 The time for registration expires Sunday, May l, 1921, and failure to register on or before that date means that the owners of dogs will have to pay 0 fine of One Dollar ($1.00) in addition to the regular fee.
 The Town Clerks office will be open Saturday and Monday evenings to receive dog fees, in addition to the regular hours.
 Dated at New Britain, this goth day Of April 1921.
 Alfred L. Thompson
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27
NOTICES.

HOTICE-OossssaasA cAsR Tan snx Sketching for entertainments, fairs aud asness: something ssnappy. Al Aaimgreu.
 Herald ocoa. C1ty. e-11.tt
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

AUTO .PARTS-For all cars. Save 90 per cent to 90 per cent Complete engtneA
 transmissions, rear ends. magnctos. car- buretors. bodies. tops, windshieldss AxeAs. spring and lenders. 100 bargains in used touring cars. roadsters. trucks and chassis; reasonable offer refused New Britain Auto Exchange. Cutler & Tourgee. Props. 75 Willow St. Tel 1885. We are buying used cars 4-1S-2wx
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

REAL VALUES IN USED CARS. DODGE ROADSTER. DODGE TOURING. COLUMBIA ROADSTER. ALLEN SEDAN. OAKLAND TOURING. OLDSMOBHE TOURING. PAIGE ROADSTER. -t - ARGO TOURING. W1LLYS-KNIGHT LIMOUSINE. 4 THE B. q B. MOTOR co.
 Sim Booin,an, Prop. lS Main St. Phone lSl Easy Time Payments Arranged.
 S-3o.tt
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

PERSONALS. PERSONAL-Teeth, full set special for next week s6.75. Guaranteed. Try our sleep ing method. Teeth extracted no pain Tel. S5-5. Dr. Diclserlnan 4s1SW. Main St
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

USED CARS. 1921 New Ford Runabout with de- livery body. Never been used. Can buy at big saving. 1920 Allen Sedan, run 5000 miles. Like new. Will take scar in ex- change.
 1917 Buick passenger touring, new paint and top. good tires. Good buy for quick sale. 1920 Ford Coupe. Excellent oppor-' tunity.
 1919 Paige 2 passenger touring. new cord tires. Paint good. VIII sell at a sacrifice 1917 Ford delivery. 1916 Briscoe, passenger touring. Good buy for little money. 1917 Ford touring. Price right for quick sale.
 Apply
 s. < F. MOTOR SALES CO. I5s Elm St, Tel. 731 4-27-4d
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

fae. Open Evenings. Open Evenings
 USED CARS. -- 1919 Buick Coupe. 1917 Hudson Sedan. .. 1917 Dodge Roadster. 1916 Paige Pass. Touring. 1916 Cadillac Coupe. See before you buy that Used Car, and save money.
 LASH MOTOR co. Cor. West Main and Iinciln Sts.
 Tel. SSe. George Dunbar. . Salesman. 4-S5-Id
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

T e5 The turnover in Used Autos this Spring and ] Summer will be biz
 There is a good demand for second hand ma- chimes now. Get a GUS !, toner for yours through the classified columns. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-27

NOTICE-Do your own moving and savo half. We furnish ton truck and driver.
 Phone 2o1s-3 or call after six o'clock at 1s2 West St.. second floor. 4-ls-1odx
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
Clean Cut Fight Upon State
Issues Means An Independent
Victory If the Recall Is Held

Only Republican landslide
possible. ". .s.lt
I&a5 ,sE8a@a ELECTION.
elected by substantial majority.
on
Q & 81 , .
initiated
. major Of the
4
would entirely suffering defeat
NO NATIONAL ISSUE NOW.
"Republcan" = vg
pa 3" -
candidates Republicans
$r&7f CHANGE NEEDED
o Independents
addition
election
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
ALLEN | ! | i CHARGES /: ] ! ! s
GOMPERS WITH
"CUARDlC JOB
Kansas Governor Declares
\ Gompers' Services Will
I. 4. L. Not be Needed,

Kansas City, Mo-, March 25.-De-
claring that Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, is opposing q new order of
conditions because, If realized, there
Governor Henry Allen of Kansas, in
an address before the National Oil
congress here last night, warned the
labor leader against bringing about
what he terms "a strike against the
government"
Governor Aliens statements were
made in the course Of a discussion Of
the; Kansas Industrial court law and
he concluded by predicting that the
Kansas law would be made the model
for legislation In all states.
+ If the government has the right
to regulate the relations Of husband
and wife; IL it can regulate circum-
stances surrounding the welfare of
the child, why cannot it not go as far
in protecting the public against un-
warranted labor disputes?" he asked.
Samuel -Gompers recently defied
congress, said the governor, ...and
unless the government drops certain
positions; it has taken / shall mot be
Responsible for the consequences. But
II wish to j say to SafsNei .1ompers
:sti1at America wilf bea.rSssp onsible@ for
the 'conseqnen ssatF ~ . ri. a,
Goxernors Allen declared that hlss
was not opposed TO labor Or 'organixa-
! movement opposed to equality and
Tprotection under the law"
@ Governor Allen was the principal
! speaker at the banquet which brought
to a conclusion a three-day session
Of the congress here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
CLAIM TERRILL !.
WAS MURDERED
Claims That May Change
Verdict From Suicide to I
Fl Murder. Il
lHerald Special Service

N&1SL6AA kop0CAdl. OcTflCcsy
Moorhead, Mimi, March 25.--
Relatives Of Vergil N. Terrill, Mork-
en- township farmer whose body was
found jammed in alright stove on
January t21, will advance important
claims tonight to strengthen their be-.
lief that Terrill was murdered and
did not commit suicide when the in
quest oyer his exhumed body,
brought to Moorhead from Findlay.
Ohio, is resumed.
The claims. based on the findings
by Detective Tuckett, representing
relatives. are that Terrill was burned
after death. because the hair on his
head and face was not burned. that
his face was little disfigured in spite
of the fact that his head and shoul-
ders were found crammed in the
stove, and that his limbs were badly
burned, his clothing having been
burned off. although limbs were not
In the stove. .
Relatives and Detective Tuckett,
claim that blood clots found on the
stove would tend to prove that they
were dropped there while Terrill had
been held over the stove and not
while he was jammed into 1t, and
that these blood spots after they had
been dropped on the stove, ran down
and coagulated after the stove had
been tipped on its side. C.
1t is further claimed that cuts over
Terrill's shoulder had been caused by
ehopping Of the stove from around
the body and not from his diving into
the stove from a standing position on
q chair to commit suicide zA
K The relatives contend, that these
facts, IL proved, with the testimony
already made by witnesses is taken
into consideration, it will change the
verdict Of the mans death from sui
eide to murder. .s}j4 y.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
EXPECT RELEASE
OF DETECTIVES
HELD BY GERMANS

a n T; Shiastp,t ra-Nh essSt .s.Sits- .,rse, re-
lease soon sof Carr and. Franz thinner,
American detectives, sentenced to Jail
In Germany as a result OF their eft
forts to capture Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll, american draft evader, is
expected by the war department.
Ofhcials intinated today that. Briga-
t1ier General Allen, commanding the
American forces on the Rhine, had
been in communication with the Ger:
man authorities on the subject and
that favorable action on the request
for the release of the men was under
way. Secretary Weeks said last We'd
nesday that so far as the war de.
partment was concerned no request
for the release of the men had been
sent to the German government and
it was assumed that General Allen
acted on his own initiative in com
municating with the German au.
thorities sE *, F tIs ~. r tssss., ~ s.t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
Believes Irish Will Ill
Fight To The Bitter
End For Independence

Rome, March c5.-Archbishop
Mannix of Melbourne, Australia, who
arrived here yesterday from England,
declares he is convinced the Irish will
fight to the bitter end for complete
independence This statement has
been made by the archbishop to many
high prelates. heads of congregations
and chiefs of religious institutions
who have called upon him since his
arrival here.
Referring to the British govern
ment's "hypocritical Offers" the arch
bishop said yesterday the govern
ment had made a mistake in ignoring
the power, wealth and influence Of a
larger Ireland abroad. He drew
parallel between Ireland and Canada.
pointing out that Canada is autono-
NOUS although the antagonism be-
tween the Protestants and the French
Canadians is far stronger than that
between the Protestants and Catholics
in Ireland" :"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
new ATTACK.
lWEHE STOPPED
COURT ORDER
Judge Nuessle Enjoins Hear
ing on Charges by Gov.
Frazier.
(Herald Special Service

Bismarck, N. D., March 25.-Gover-
nor L. j., Frazier is prohibited, by a
writ issued by District Judge w. l..
Nuessle, from holding a hearing on
charges against l.. j. Wehe, for re-
moval as a member of the workmen's
compensation board. f
The removal hearing was set for
Saturday, March 26, in the governors
Office. The writ directs the governor to
show cause on April s, why the order
should not be made permanent.
FollowingNa a supreme court ord/f Of
two weeks ago restoring Wehe to Of
fce, he made a demand on C. M.
Spencer. now commissioner. for the
place. Wehe was then served with 4
motive that the order OF suspension OF
April -, 1920, was still in effect and
q new hearing would be given him to-
morrow following the supreme courts
order. H..
Es Wehe, in his petition before Judge
Nuessle emphasizes these allegations:
that the order Of suspension has been
held void and set aside both by this
court (the district court) and the su-
preme court and the governor has no
power to revive and continue in effect
his order Of April 19..1920. 5s2
That the whole proceedings of
March II. 1891. ordering the hearing
are illegal and void and that the gov
ernor has assumed an excess Of juris-
idlction in ordering new hearing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
IMMEDIATE ACTION
ON TARIFF URGED
BY WOOL DEALERS

Bost on, March 25.-The executive
committee of the Boston Wool Trade
association, in letters to President
Harding, all United States senators
and Massachusetts, congressman today
called careful attention to the
enormous importation of raw wool
by anticipation of wool duties"
Temporary purchases Of wool in
foreign countries for import to the
United States have. been largely dis
continued awaiting the tariff policy of
the new administration the letters
said. If, however. immediate action
on tariff IL not taken heavy purchases
are likely to be resumed. This will
result in added dimculties to h the
grower of the United States in dis
posing not only OF his. 1920, clip but
also cause untold losses In the value
of his approaching clip"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
LITTLE HOPE !.
HELD OUT FOR
BALL00NlSTS
Naval Authorities Believe
They Are Lost Unless
Picked Up by Ship.

Pensacola, Fla, March 25.-Naval
authorities have expressed the belief
today that the only hope for the
safety of Chief Quartermaster G. R.
Wilkenson and four student pilots.
missing from the naval air station
here since they took the air in a free
balloon Tuesday night, is that some
vessel in the Gulf of Mexico may
have rescued them.
The search for the balloon begun
yesterday after the arrival Of a carrier
pigeon with message stating the
balloon was off ST. Andrews Bay, Fla,
drifting to sea, and only about 100
feet above the water. A dozen sea-
planes. a dirigible, four eagle boats,
a sub chaser and other craft along
the coast were at sea today in the
hope that some trace OF the bag or
its occupants might be found.
Commander Robert w. Cabaniss
one of the oldest diers in the naval
service. took charge OF the search.
The last definite word from the
balloon was when the second pigeon
was released at $3.50 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon and arrived at the air
station at 8 o'clock Thursday after
noon. 5'h'a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-25
POLICY
is NOT TO BE
CONSIDERED NOW
Action Has Been POSTPONED
Until After the Easter
Holidays.

Paris, March 25.-(By the Associ-
Entente policy toward Germany in
view of her refusal to pay by May
the 10000. .ooe, 900 marks; ,Eeld. de-
manded by the reparations comInis.-
sion as the balance OF sbers 40. DOT, 600
900 mark obligation under the peace
days, it developed today.
The entente foreign office. it was
stated. would wait until, after the
Easter holidays to begin active con-
sultations on the reparation commits
sion's report of Germanys refusal to
pay and the meeting of the council OF
ambassadors. which had been set for
today. was abandoned. The ambas-
sadors will not get together for their
consultations before the middle OF
next week