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California Man
Named Moderator of
Brethren in Christ
By Associated Press.
Pa.. May 17. Thej
Raw. C. P. Burkholder, of T'pland. i
Cai. was elected moderator of the j
Brethren In Christ Church at the ;
general conference in Antrim Church, I
near here. Delegates from all sec- I
tions of the country are attending i
the conference.
Stars and Stripes
Suspends Publication
Paris. May 17. The Stars and ,
Stripes, the oflicial newspaper of the f
American Expeditionary Forces, will
suspend publication on June 1". The,
suspension of the newspaper indicates ;
the rapid evacuation of the American
Army. j
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SATURDAY EVENING,
Would Have Congress
Authorize Fund to Buy
Railroad Equipment
By Associated ■ Press.
1 Jiftt York, May 17. Authorization I
iby Congress of a single issue of.
; oduipmc-nt trust obligations for the |
j financing of hundreds of millions of j
! dollars' worth of rolling stock pur-
I chased by the Government for the
| railroads, was advocated by the As- j
rociation of Railway Executives after
1 a conference here. It also was dc- (
| eided that a thorough revision of the j
; act to regulate commerce was neces
j sary. •
Extra Day Granted
to Pay Income Tax i
By Associated Press.
Washington, May 17. Revenue
I collectors were notified yesterday by
! the Internal Revenue Bureau that
| since June 15 falls on Sunday, the;
: second instalment of income taxes,
due on that date will be accepted on j
Mondav. June 16. Attention was call
ed to the fact that no ten-day period j
! of grace for payment of taxes on that
date is allowed this year, as was
granted last year under the old reve- |
| nue act.
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FIRED AT BOLSHEVIKI
"Bluff" of Young Russian Naval Officer Saves Allied Expe
dition From Being Wiped Out in North Russia
Archangel. May 17.—1t was large
ly due to the "bluff" of a young
Russian naval officer in command
of one of the little Allied gteamers
on the Dvina river, that the original
Allied expedition up that river from
Archangel was not wiped out by the
Bolshevik! in the early phases of the
-Northern Russian campaign.
The Dvina expedition, 133 strong,
went poking its way nonchalantly
up the broad river aboard two or f
three funny looking river steamers,
on which field pieces and machine
guns had been mounted. The 80l- j
sheviki had taken the best boats,
Mississippi type of paddle-wheelers,
with them in their flight.
The famous 133 reached Berens
niki, nearly 200 miles south of Arch
angel at the junction of the Vaga
river with the Dvina. without firing;
a shot. One night, all of a sudden, j
three or four Bolshevik side-wheeD I
ers mounting big guns came around
a bend in the river and started
trouble. When we fired our cannon,
they fell through the thin decks in- j
to the staterooms of our steamers.
"Bluffs" Enemy
A young Russian naval officer, in
command of one our little ships with ;
his own gun out of action, stood pat
with the useless muzzle turned to- |
ward the biggest of the enemy's ships
and barred the channel while our
other ships retreated.
Then our river expedition got the j
glad news that a British monitor, i
sent all the way from the Belgian
coast, was on the way to help them, j
The monitor crawled along the sand- ,
bars and got to Beresniki. The col- j
onel in command of the river land
forces told me about it, a few weeks,
later, when I went up to his sector!
of the front. It was something of a,
tragedy this first episode of the j
monitor, but the colonel couldn't i
help laughing about it.
"The monitor steamed up," the
colonel said, "and its captain was]
rowed over to my headquarters ship.;
The navy was on the joh and so.
naturally, all was over. He didn't
want to stop a minute.
" 'Where.' he shouted, 'is the :
enemy fleet, and which is the way )
to Kotiass?'
"And then the monttor chugged
off in the direction of the Bolshevik i
ship around the bend in the river. It;
didn't find the enemy fleet, and it!
certainly was a long way from Kot- |
lass, when a Bolshevik land battery, l
masked in the woods on the river ]
bank, dropped a big shell into the
monitor, putting it out of commis- j
sion and sending it back to Beres- j
niki."
Help Arrives
It was in this episode of the mon-'
itor that a young British naval sur-,
geon performed one of the feats of;
bravery and selfdenial that are con-1
tinually taking place in this war. 1
With one eye shot out and with blood j
nearly blinding the other, this young]
surgeon calmly and successfully at- j
tended to the monitor's wounded j
until he fell exhausted.
On the river our forces had
Opening Statements
in Ford Libel Suit
Occupy Whole Day
Mount Clemens, Mich., May 17. —j
Opening statements of counsel in the '
libel suit of Henry Ford against the
Chicago Tribune, occupied all of yes- I
terday in Judge Tucker's court. Wey- !
mouth Kirkland. of counsel for the I
Tribune, who spoke in the afternoon. :
had not concluded when court ad
journed until next Monday.
Former Judge Alfred J. Murphy, of j
Detroit, of counsel for the plaintiff, I
occupied the 'orenoon in stating his j
case in the course of which he al- I
leged that the Tribune's advocacy of '
intervention in Mexico was due to 1
pro-Germanism and a desire to aid
the International Harvester Company
and the Standard Oil Company.
Mr. Kirkland in his remarks ridi
culed these claims and claimed justl- |
Hcation of its comment on Mr. Ford
in which he was called an anarchist
and accused of ignorance.
Form League For
Friends of Korea
Philadelphia, May 17.—For the pur- ;
pose of helping the cause of freedom
for the Koreans, prominent citizens i
of Philadelphia and other eastern |
cities organized the league of the
Friends of Korea. Dr. Floyd tV. '
Tomkins. Philadelphia, was elected !
president.
The league, according to an an- :
nouncement. intends to use its in- |
fluence to protect the Korean Chris- I
tians in their freedom of worship,
and to prevent the recurrence of the i
cruel treatment to which the Koreans j
have been subjected.
HJLRRISBTXRG 8 TELEGRAPH
reached Beresniki, on the railroad a
little command of French had bat
tled its way nearly one hundred
miles to Oboserskaya, and in the
swampy tundra between the railroad
and the river another party, includ
ing some of the American sailors,
was lost in the mud, when reinforce
ments, in the shape of three trans
ports loaded with American infan
trymen and engineers steamed into
Archangel harbor.
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Standard Oil Company
Armour & Company
Morris & Company
American Railway Express Company
Sinclair Refining Company
National Refining Company
Bell Telephone Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
National Tube Company
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
American Graphophone Company
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MAY 17, 19T9.
Edge Promises to Take
Suffrage Fight to Senate
By Associated Press•
Atlantic City, N. J., May 17.—Walter
jE. Edge, who retired yesterday as
Oovernor of New Jersey to lie sworn
In as a United States Senator on
Monday, told the New Jersey Worn
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an's Suffrage Association, At Its an
nual convention here last night, that
he would carry to the upper branch
of Congress the fight he has waged
for the last two years at Trentoff to
put Jersey In the suffrage column.
Senator-elect Edge shared honors
with Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, hono
rary president of the National Suf
frage Association, for whom a recep
tion was given yesterday.