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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
France to Build 1000 Planes Suitable for
 War and Commerce
By Associated Press

Paris, July A fleet ot 1000 air planes, suitable for war, is proposed in a bill now before the Chamber of Deputies. If is planned to establish and operate these warcraft commer- cially so that the cost to the govern ment would be little if any more than under it's present policy.
 The author of the measure, Deputy Paul Benazet, called attention to the large and expensive aviation person mel of the government which con sumes but does not produce"
 Strongly advocating the creation of a great protecting aerial force, M. BenaZet urged that the govern
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
ENGLAND HOPES
 TWO PEOPLES WILL
 BE ONE IN SPIRIT
Britisher of Today Joins With American Citizen in Com memorating Triumph of
 Right in the Past
By GEORGE \. BARNES Former Member British Cabinet Special Wireless Dispatch to The Al
 

special Wireless Dispatch to The Age
 Herald
 (England hopes for n better under standing with the United states and that the two peoples may become Oue in spirit. Celebrations of the Fourtl, of July and the unveI ing of a monu- ment to George Washington in Lon- din are regarded as honOrinR love of liberty nurtured on British soil. Englnnd's troubles are easier for the moment, with hopes running high that General Smuts may crown his long list of achievements by accom- pIishing what has been regarded as the impossible in IreIand).
 London, July 9.-(Special. )-There has been this last week special brating the anniversary of the in- dependence of the United States and a day or two before there was an imposing gathering in Trafalgar square honoring the memory of George Washington.
 These proceedings might seem al- most at first to suggest licking the hand that smote us. They are, as q matter of fact, true indications ot the modern. British attitude regard . Ing a great achievement ana or lHo desire prevalent in Great Britain that the two peoples should again regard themselves as one in spirit.
 British Opinion
 The average Britsher's opinion re- specting the historic blunders of the eighteenth century are much the same as those of the average citizen. He knows that on this side there was for the time an absence of true craftsmanship on the part of those at the helm, and that on the other side of the Atlantic love of liberty was finding expression from those who had been nurtured on British soil.
 The unveiling of George Washing tons statue did not figure in our minds as the honoring of a citizen of another country so much as the recognition \of the worth of one Of our own fighters for freedom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
 REDUCTION ON GRAVEL

Meridian, Miss, July s.--(specialo J. M. McBeath, chairman. and Com missioner D. w. Robbins of the Mis- sissippi highway commission. have returned from Jackson, where through their efforts the state railroad com mission has issued an order for the reduction of freight rates on gravel and sand for road building purposes that, according to Chairman McBeath will save the state of Mississipp thousands of dollars. The new rates are to become effective July 20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
Students Quarters to Be Moued From
 Old Latin Quarter
Rx AssocIated Press

Paris, July 9-A long discussed project for the transfer of the stu- dents quarter of Paris from the old Latin quarter to the outskirts of Paris on space made vacant by the demolition of the wall of Paris ap- pears to be on the way to realization.
 The city of Paris will sell about 20 acres of land for the building of students city. including lodgings. recreation grounds and gymnasium. The University of Paris will under take the construction of the necessa- : ry buildings. toward which one phil- anthropist has already contributed To- o0o,0o0 francs.
 It Is not expected that this will greatly change the aspect or the characteristics of the Latin quarter, but it will provide accommodations for many foreign students who, un- abile to find lodgings. are practical ly excluded from the university. The secretary of the Students Association attributes to lack of lodgings the fact that the number of students ma tricula ted at the university fell from II. 900 in 1920 to 5000 this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
LACK OF LEADER IN
 CONGRESS CAUSES
 PRESIDENT ID ACT
May Have Taken Hand in Running Congress Too Late to Save a Bad
 Situation
By ROBERT T. SMALL G..nnt..I A., nu.o A.. II~rnId

Washington, July 9.-Lack of def mite and effective leadership is blamed for the present situation in Congress which is giving so much concern to President Harding and the administration. The situation is particularly bad in the Senate, the Presidents own branch of the national legislation, where there is a disposition to go ahead with leg islation which ssr. Harding plainly has stated would prove embarrassing at this time.
 Whether the President has stepped into the situation in time to save 1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

remains to pc seen. He has been loath to assume an at titude dictating to Congress because he felt that such a policy on the part of the exec utive vas con
 demned by the
 people at the polls.
 Strange as it may seem. in these days of strange political develop- ments some of the Presidents closest friends in f n e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
poLLAR rArRIoTIsM
Hotel Cape May cs2s May; ss :,:s \. ,a ;.
American Plan

Renovated, refitted and virtually refur-. nished throughout Modern fire-proof cons truction $50 rooms. l50 baths. home like atmosphere Every comfort and convenience; running water ln each room, superb broad beach,
 Tennis Bathing
 Sailing Fishing Bathing Pavilion and fully equipped ga- rage on premises--Finished Concrete State road. Send for Auto Road Map of New Jersey.
 C. B. KNOTT, Lessee eManager... Booking Office; 11so Broadway, N. Y.
 Or Ask Mir. Foster Anywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

ment create corporation to operaSe commercially, transporting passeh- gers and freight and establishing air postal routes. thus training aviators, developing aviation, cementing re- lations with the colonies and mean time keeping the fleet ready for i'm mediate conversion to war purposes.
 DOLLAR PATRIOTISM From Life.
 July definition of loo per cent American. one who bets on Dempsey and yells for Carpenter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

Spend your vacation on the crest of the Blue Ridge In the highest and most picturesque part of the Eastern Amer ican Continent, where the altitude reaches from $500 to s,7ll and the noon temperature from so to 65 de- grees. Finest equipped hotel with every modern conve venience
 Rates S1o co Fer Week.
 THE INN
 T. L. Trawick, Propristor
 Roani Mountain, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
End other foot troubles

To keep the feet in proper con- dition, bathe them with Blue-jay Foot Soap. It checks excessive per- spiration. It stops smarhng and burn- ing.
 Then use Blue-iay Foot Relief, soothing. cooling massage for aeh- ing museles and tendons.
 A final luxury is Blue.iay Focs Powder. an. antiseptic. deodoxant powder that keeps feet feeling hne. These new Blus-jay treatments- Each. 35c; Combination pkg. $l.00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
IS THIN WATERY
BLOOD running
YOUR HEALTH?
AND sAPPfNC YOUR BODILY AND MEN
TAL VTGoR. LEAVING YOU WEAK
NERVOUS AND IRRITABLE AND
MAKING A FAfIlyRF orr oF
your HOW TO TILL

IT N0u suspect NoH may nc suffering from
lron starVaf on. do nos wait until You so a /
20 pieces and collapse in a state OF nervous
proStrat on or until IN Your weakened
cnnd on YOU contract some ser sous dis
case but ronsu your family physic an
and nave him take q specimen OF your
blood and make a b3ood count Of your
rcd blood corpusc' - or test the iron
power Of your hood yourself by adding
p.enty OF spinach. carrots. or other iron
cOnta ming vegetables to your daily food
and take organ c iron like Nuxated Iron
with them for a white and see how much
your Condit on improves.
Thousands of peQpte have surpris ngly
increased Their strength, energy and en-
durance in Two weeks tine by this
test bc sure the iron you take Is organ q
iron Nuxated Ir0n-and not metallic
or mineral iron which people usually take
Organic Nuxated Iron is like the iron
in your blood and like the iron in spinach
lentiis and apes while metallic iron
Is iron just as il comes from the actionof
strong acids on small pieces Of iron
Nuxafed Iron represents organic iron in
such q highly concentrated form that one
does Is estimated TO be approximate \
equivalent inorganic iron content) to eat
ing ha q quart Of spinach or one quart
Of green vegetables. Ii is like taxing ex-
tract of beef instead Of eating pounds Of
meat. Beware Of substitutes. Look
for the word Nuxa ted on every package.
and for the letters y. /. on every tab 81
Your money will be refunded by the man
ufacturers II YOU dc not obtain perfectly
satisfactory results. For sac by ali
drugg lists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
STOCK PRICES WEAKEN
AFTER STRONG OPENING
Rails Stronger on Plan to Re-
fund Debt: Strike Settlement
Strengthens Exchange.

ny Associated Press 60 Every Evening
New York. juno as.--tWall street,
ie.so a ml Leading shares were
strong at the openings OF ioday's
stock market Transportations made
initial gains running from large frac-
tions TO / y points Ia response TO the
proposed plan of the Washington adj
mlnistration Go fund the country's
railroad debt
oils. Shippings, motors and stcels
also made substantial advances.
The market soon became unsettled,
however, Mexican Petroleum forfeiting
It's advance OF 3ta points. while United
states Rubber reacted about points
GO a new low record.
Noon Rails displayed more stahil-
nv than any other group. adding in
several instances 10 opening gains.
Mexican Petroleum extended its loss,
but soon made half way recovery
other revcrsals and rallies Of the
norninE were led by shippings. tohac-
cos. rubhers and several of the stcels
and equipments. notably Bethlehem
and Harvester.
sears RusbuCk continued TO feature
the heavy specalties with some of the
prominent chemical and fertilizer Is
sues.
call money opened at Eve per cent
and the nrmer rate of exchange on
landcn was attributed 70 the virtual
ssttlcment % the British coal strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Aeolian Company quarterly Of Ia per
cent on preferred payable June 30.
Chicago City Railway Company. quar-
tcriy Of lla per cent. payah,c June 30.
Imperial Oil Corporation quarterly OF
per cent on preferred and monthly Of
per cent on common, payable Iuiy 10.
Milwaukee, Electric Railway and Light
Company. quarterly uf ~ per cent on
pcr cent preferred, payable August |.
New Work ShiphuVdtug Corporation.
quarterly Of 81 a share. payble septem-
hpr 1.
New YORK transportation Company
quarterly Of SO cents a share, payable
July ~.
ONO FuCi supply Company. quarterly
Of 62is cents . share payable July 10
pcnnsy.vania salt Manufacturing Com
pany quarterly uf 2is per cent. payah {
July -
Provident Life and Trust Company
quarterly of per cent payable Juy !.
Public Service Corporation Of New Jersey
quarterly Or ] per cent on common, pay
ah,c June 20
United Uas and Electro Company. semi
annuai Of 2t7 per cent on preferred pay
able July i5
West Penn Power Company quarterly oi
lsa per cent nn preferred paSah
August I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
SALVAGE SHIPS ARE
SEA AMBULANCES
Their Crews Have an Important
Work. and One Difficult
TO Perform.
Nev Norh Eycuiug rost


Iandsmen may associate salvage
,.lth th. aucs, for coral -encrustcd
spanish rallcou out 81 Acapulco or
81, some other easy treasure trove.
iau the salvage companies are not
ad,rnulrrrs any more than wrecking
,ompanies ashore are gold prospec-
t,rs Skippcrs uf no ugly, clumsy
E.IVag, boats have little though, Of
ANY romance IL tho business u Is
sWcatv. lu paid work to put patch
4, low an oil carriers wateriine. pump
out me flooded compartment Of a
lrer or lft suuken collier hy the
poWrr 81 + dngcn successive tides. The
st.NaKe shWs are the ambulances of
tho sca They slice 81 shattered
uasts ~ sides as surgeon ampu-
tntes limb. repair engines as j doc
tof builds up vital ORGANS. and feed 2
ioEgsd vessel compresscd air as
specialist feeds sinking patient
oNNncn. They have done what no doc
tof over did cut their patient square
III two and effected a restoration by
ntting tho halves
salvage was a business before the
war = tho war it was a ife-and-
aoath matter for nations with sea
keen SONG Al the Darda nelies, 81
Nsscls were sunk near the beaches.
and an were cxpeditiOuslv reclaimed
~ the Liverpool Salvage Association,
This Is hut one 81 scores of items in
tht assn, lation's ropor, on war work
d. ten days in June, 1917 four steam
tln with a total dcadwoieht of over
SD 900 tons torpedoed and sunk Ia the
luEiIsh Channel were brought to
port The Ranger saved Beattys hag
Ship The Lion after Dogeer Rank by
hullding cofferdam around the
plrrced armor and closing the gaps
with ccment-haked timber. saved the
Warship Britannia when she was
lslng fuH length on tho rocks Of
1nehkclth. the bottom shattered. and
- vcd the torpedocd hospital ship
Asturlas by pumping out water al the
rate 81 IL 900 tons an hour. She
hruusht the K-l3 O. the surface when
The creR had been Imprisoned at a
dcpth 81 66 feet Tor two and half
DAYS From casualty TO casualty the
Ranger steamed l7.o00 miles and af-
trr the war went o. work grubbine
wrecks out 10 Ostend and Zeehrugge.
The Linton made as good q record
~ for example. saved the Arahy.
huken lu two and sunk on Boulogne.
Thcsu vessels had 10 he tugs. power
houses. pumping stations and ma
chinc shops IN one They had to
work hy faring lights az night. and
fattlC, snort and smoke all day IN one
sIHAt target for every Iboat Yet
tbs was phase IL the heroism and
ennri of the war - obscure that il
has seldom seen mentioned. and the
chairman of the association apolagizea
Il hls 1oquacltys il summarizing II
in q thousand words
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
pHlIA. PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Associated Press 20 every Evening
Philadelphia. Juno ss.~~Whcat. low
en-, No. red winter, i,a3miASi do
garlicky. i.asmt.aT.
Corn, lower: No. 2, for export, ria
-; No. for export. e9ml7o.
oats, lower. No. white, a7ma3aa
No, white. 46Mli6ia.
Butter higher. western creamery
extra s6is. nearby prints fancy sfM
AZ
Erwvs. higher; nearby extra firsta,
slta, western extra frsts. n .ai tlrsta,
Si: fancy selected, packed, iiGei2
Cheese. steady. Sew York whole
milk. fancy nats, fresh. i6@tf; do,
common to good. ltmta; longhurns.
fresh. l6mll7; single daisies. Fresh. IL
eli.
Live poultry. rnm; fcwla, az to
quality, 3t@35. spring chickens. hroil-
ers. SSmiI; do. leghorn- sodSI; old
rousters l6@tS; ducks. white peltin.
22m24: mixed cnlors. a0@2s: spring
ducks, western, 1Sm22,
Dressed poultry. drm: fowls high
err fowls, fresh killed. choice t. fancy
S2m35: 10. small sizes, 2iMI3i; broil-
ing chickens, 5uMb6. do. western. iate
so. old roosters. 1a01iS; spring ducks.
Long Island, IS: do, nearby. 81
Potatoes, lower. No. | southern
t.50@lt.15 per barrel; No. southern
and culls t.O00ct.15 per barrel,
Flour. lower. soft winter straight
western. 7@7.2a: do. nearby. 6.eom
6,S5; hard winter, straight. 5.50@T.G5:
do, short. patent. 7.65nS.15 spring
first. clear. 6.15607.2a: do. patent. SOC
GS,5o; do. short patent, S.500p9.o0
fancy spring and city mills patent,
family brand, a.50Ml9,75.
Hay. lun; timothy No. ;. cocoa
2t.o0: do. No 8. ITGo@lS.00; sample.
t5.00@t6oo: no grade. tO.00@12oo; /;
clover mixed hay light mixed. 1890
1900: No. / mixed. i700m1s.eO
Tallow. quiet. prime city loose, "a !.
do. special loose. 4A: prime country.
"a; edible, IN tierces. a.
Bran. dun and lower: soft western
IN loo-pound sacks, 23.o0Ga24o0: !:
spring, 2S.no,d2400.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
BREAKERS HOTEL

ON Ocean Front. Phone 70. Large. airy
rooms. Reasonable rates. Good roads
from Wilmington 90 Ocean City. du Pout
Boulevard runs within 20 miles Of Ocean
City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
HOXC/AE0YOZ
CARE MAY. N. ,.

leash Front "a $50 Al outside rtonls
Running Water Private baths. Booklet.
Manst W ~ tertsei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
BEI.HAVEN HOTEL.
wILDwoop. N.
HOTEL. RAYMOND

981 East Uak avenue. Wildwood, ~ J.
81 nn Fourth Of July Special 81 90. satnr-
tiav 20 Monday. Write nos. Mrs
MARY Atntt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Crude on Prices Reduced.

Ry Associated Press 10 Every Evening,
PittshurF juno 2S.--Crade oh pri 'ss
were further reduced here today when
the principal purchasing ageacies an
nounced cut OF - cents barrel III
PENNSYLVANIA crude. making the
sew prices S225 other reductions
We're 20 cents a barrel on Corning to
S1.2o. Cabeil. Sill. Somerset. 20
cents Somerset light was cut &c cents
tc ST barrel and Raaland Is cents 10
90 cents barrel,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
RESULTS

From Classified Advertising
That's what everyone is looking for, naturally.
Were it otherwise, they would not be spending
good money
The Classified Pages of Every Evening are built
with this one idea in mind, and the fact that
these pages give Results is proven by the hundreds
of people who depend upon Every Evening to give
them what they want in this line.
Every Evenings Classified Pages are standardized
that is, advertisements must conform to certain
styles and classfcations. That is fifty per cent of
their value. The other fifty per cent is the splendid
Results almost invariably attained
You can telephone your classified ads to Every
Evening any time. Just ask for Want Ad Taker
young woman will answer your call and give you
the same personal attention you would receive if
you came to the office. Bill will be mailed and
you will be more than satisfied with results OBJ
tanned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
VISIT THE RESORTS OF
CAPE MAY COUNTY, N. J.
For information, booklets. etc. write y
l., Ross Cape May Court Houw. ~.
BHTTEnToN. MD.
ELK RIVER HOUSE

Vow open. only so feet TO river. Beaati-
fn -eanrry. boating. bathing fishing and
grabbing Country and seashorr enms
htned No mosquitoes Terms moderate.
NM FEARS
Phone % - Ghesapeakr City. Md.
"a II No
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
H f A |, Y s

oCFAN END or KENT uCkY AVE-.
Running water In rooms. bathing from
hotel shower. s3Jo day up; si7, up
week Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
HOTEL. RICHIE

Directly on nearh Combination seashore
and country Rest and recreation. All
resort amt ~crnunts Fishing bathing,
canoeing tennis electric lights. Southern
conktDn Orchestra. sps-isl attention
given automobile parties. Long distance
phone n Turner Prop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
THE. MARYLAND
OCEAN CITY, MD.

MRS. NJ. A. TUIL. PROP.
Near Beach High Elevation.
Homo Comforts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
M AY A r D

10 sa. Michigan. our Guests Recommend
us bathing from Hotel. 18th season.
ounershln afanst Mrs. r PORTER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Everything Is un-Ameriean that
tends either to government by d plu-
tncruey or government by mob To
divide along the lines Of section or
caste ~ creed Is n-American-Theo-
durr Roosevelt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
HOTEL. HENLOPEN

Opens for season of 1921 on June %
Dancing George Madden's Orchestra
For booklet ana .,,' ra,es I, j, ssppyly e
Owner and rrunrfcfnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Tennessee Ave. and
CAS1R0 s,I ssass; as.,l', RaaaIgs I,s,sIss ss:sf
European Pan q 30 and 81 day
up. Spec. weekly. 4. !. Joyce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02
GASOLINE DROPS HERE!
AND HASN'T STOPPED YET

Better times are ahead for the mo-
torist.
Gasoline seems to be on the decline,
according to adviceS from all sections
OF the country.
Dealers in Washington predict a
steady decrease in the price of gaso-
llre within the next sixty days. Mon
day the Standard Oil Company re-
duced the price wholesale from 2SE.
cents to an even %. Many of the To-
cal dealers are now selling gasoline
for 80 cents. dropping from 81 as soon
as the haIf-cent cut was announced.
H. j. SterZer. manager of the Auto
motive Accessories Company, had
this to say of the situation:
In the west and middle western
states gasoline is selling wholesale
as low as % cents a gallon. Two
months ago the price of gas in these
states was about the same as ours
that in two months our price will be
down to % cents per gallon wholesale
and 70 cents to the motorist?''
Inc Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey announced today reduc-
uon of l cent a gallon in the price
or gasoline and kerosene in New Jer-
sey, Maryland. Virginia, North Caro-
line and Louisiana The wholesale
price of gasoline in Jersey City and
baltimore was also reduced from 2SIm
cents to 27h cents
John Walker manager of the Wash
1ngton branch of the Standard Oil
company, today had not received word
or the drop in the eastern states He
was of the opinion that word wonIa
come through tomorrow
so, taking it all in all, motorists
can adopt the old care-free express
fion again and plan for a long trim
with the wife and children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02
Is RENTS REDUCED
H. BY DISTRICT BOARD
One Landlord Denied Possession of
. Property in Decision An
~ nounced Today.

Thirteen rents were reduced by the
District Rent Commission in determi-
nations handed down today. One land
lord was denied possession of his
property. The list of decisions follows:
Julia Turner, 1922 9th street north
a month. J. Lewis Taylor. defendant.
Anna c. Hartley. 41612 18th street
northwest; present rental of $50 a
month adjudged fair. r. L. Warwick
and G.. A. Robinson, defendants
H. NJ. Hartman. apartment 407. 2416
18th street northwest: rent reduced
from $50 to S45 month. Thomas w.
Stubblefield. defendant.
A. Z. Biggers. apartment so. 1923 q
street northwest: notice TO vacate
served by l.. S. Fristoe adjudged in
sufficient.
w. J. McMillen. apartment 2, the
Smithfield. 1115 9Th street northwest.
rent reduced from $50 to s45 month.
The F. II. Smith Company, defendant.
William Hawthorn. 735 Harvard
s35 to $3.50 month. Marvin. r.
Bischoff, defendant
Lucy Adams. 81 Pierce street north
west; rent reduced from S55 to $40.5o
q month. Augustus Cray, defendant
]. b. Balm, apartment 4 c. 3. john
apartment 8. ana Louis Frankfort,
apartment 2. 1920 Farmont street
northwest; rents reduced from $45 to
$3.50 a month. respectively. Shan
non & Luchs, defendant.
Harry e. Pauison. apartment 2. and
E. Duvall, apartment 4, 1903 x street
southeast; rents reduced from $50 to
$3.50 a month, respectively John
Scrivener &; Bros, defendants.
Harry Dickinson. apartment laos
list street northwest; rent reduced
from $50 to S21 a month. Isaac
Greenberg, defendant.
Beatrice Riley. 63S L street south
east; rent reduced from SIS to $3.50 a
month. Floyd L. Davis. defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02
WIDOW SUES PALMER.
Also Includes Caminetti in Ask
ing S35O.OOO Damages.

A. Mitchell Palmer Attorney Gem
eral of the United States. and An
thony Caminetti, commissioner gen.
efal of INN grafton, are named as
defendants in a suit to recover $780,
900 damages for alleged conspiracy
filed today in the District Supreme
Court by Mary Marcinak of Passaic.
n. j., individually ard as administra-
trlX of her husband, Mike MarCirak
She charges that. with others I'M
known to her, the two officials con-
spircd to effect the forcibie entry of
her husbands home in January, 1920,
and later the home was trespassed
and the husband taken into custody.
his letters and papers rifed and a
large quantity of them removed.
The husband was first taken to
Jail as a result of the alleged con-
spiracy. it is claimed. and later was
placed in the detention quarters at
Ellis Island. with 500 other persons.
The place was not properly heated
and was inadeQuately supplied with
blankets, it is stated. so that Mar
cinak became seriously i'll three days
after his confinement and. for lack
of proper medical attention, died,