NOTICE
REV.
M. S. MORGAN will
occupy
the
pulpit
¢t
¥redensfe.d
(Midland)
on
Sunday
March Tth.
Promenade
Goncert
omenade
LONGEI
On The Wharf,
'To-Night
:
BY Thy
¢
NATIVE BRASS
BAND
—+PROGIAM ;
Part
|
1.
Mareh...."The
New
Liberty....
-
Lincoln.
2.
Weltz.
.. '"Bellevue’’ ...
Minker.
8.
“Uncle
Josh’s
Huskin’
Dance’’....
De Witt.
4.
Cornet
Solo
...
..
''Darling
Neéllie
Gray”’.
... Handy.
(INTERMISSION
:
1.
Mareh....“The
Standard
Bearer’’.
..
Fahrbach.
2.
Overture....
'Scenes
From
Opera-
land’’
..
.. Al Hayes.
2
Jazz
One 5tep......" When
Jimmie
Kurope’s
Band
Played
Uhe
Blues
Over There.”
...
. Arthur.
4.
National Airs of
the tollowinz
coun-
Tries:
Belgivm, Spain,
England
France
and
Denmnark.
STAR-SPANGLED
BANNER
-
FRED.
C.
JACKSON,
JR.
Bandmaster.
We
have been
informec
that the Chris-
tiansted
Native
Brass
Land
will give
another
eoncert
on
the
Wharf
Sunday
evening,
Tth
inst.
The
Rt.
Rev.
Bishop
Colmore
is
ex-
pected
to arrive
here today by the
"'Vix-
en’’.
The
theatre
was
very scantily
p
tron-
ized
last
night although
:he
show
itself
proved
i
most
entertaining
one.
It
is
necessary
1o support
this shnree of amuse-
ment if it is to be
continu2d
and
2reater
patronage
should
be accorled
by
tae
pub-
lic
from whom
thereis
constant
com-
plaint that everything
is s» dull.
1. 8. NAVY PRiESS NiWS
March 3,
1920.
MADRID:
Reports
frem
the
Portu
guese
Frontier
today
declare
that
the
workmen
in
Portugal have
proeclaimed
a
Soviet
Republic.
'T'he
Teegraph,
Postal
and other workers are saic
to
have
join-
ed
railroad
men
in
the
move.
News
not
confirmed.
* MILAN:
Anarchists
sere
following
ending of strike,attacked
factories.
tram-
ways
and
stores.
They
seized
number
b Ot
A
kD
of Milun establishments
and proclaimed
them Soviet,
but
were
expelled by
mili-
|
tary forces.
e
l
WASHINGTON:
President
Wilson
weat for
a motor ride today,
leaving
the
|
White
House
ground
for
the
first
time
|
since
ordered
to his
bed last
October,
by
|
Admiral
Grayson,
his
physician,
a
very
|
sick
man.
He®
was accompanied
bp Mrs.
|
Wilson and
a second
auto
which
was fill-
|
ed with secrei
service
men.
ldeal weath-
|
er
prevailed
and
closed
car
was
used.
Stayed out for one hour.
W/ SHINGTON:
in
testinz
new type
of
aeroplane
paiachuie
«t
Uulling Meld
tociay one
man
lost
his life and
another
was seriously injured when the parachute
fell into the Powmace
rfloyd Smith,
in-
ventor
of
the
parachute,
was
saved,
while his assistant
Charies
L. Willi§ was
drowned.
! mith
was
vaved
by
Naval
L.aanch.
LONDON:
Allied
Supreme
Council
today definitely
decided
fate of
Tarkish
Nuvy,
deciding
that
Peace
Treaty
will
provide that
warships
should
be
bruken
up.
Turkish
Arms
will
be
reduced
to
such
a point that it would
be
ineffective
against
another
couniry.
Understord
that
subtractions
are
to be
made
from
her
terricory
which
will
decrease
her
pupulation
trom thirty to six millions.
BERLIN:
7he
fight
to depiive
the
ex-Kaiser
of
his
property
and
fortunes
bewan in earnest
today.
Violent
debate
over Socialists
motion
to refer it
to
Na-
®ional Assemhly.
L'ormer
“serman
ruler
is
denounced
and
his
record mzde
sub-
ject of ridicule.
LONDON:
American
invasion of Eng-
“
land by tcurists
this
spr
ng
and
summer
is expecced
and Daity Mail relling of rush
of applications
for
hotel
accommodations
savs
that
among
first
to apply for
suites
were twenty-two
American
wiillionaires.
FORT
MEYERS:
Captain
Fage. pilot
and
two
passengers
were
burned
to
death
near Verglades,
Florida, yesterday
when seaplane
falling caught
fire.
Both
victims
were residents
of here.
NEW
YORK:
Mystery
caused
by
finding
seven
human
skeletons
buried
between
Hugenot
and
Princess
DBay
cleared
up
today
when
it
was
learned
that
spot
many
years
ago
was
private
cemetery
and
the
incroachin;
waves
washing
away
the
ground
bas
laid bare
the skeletous.
LONDON:
General
Deniken’s
Army
has
been
trapp~d
in Kuban
peninsula,
southeast
of the Sea
of Azov,is the claim
of
a Bolshevik
dispatch
from
Moscow.
Dispatches
claim that
Keds
anathiliated
|
his first Kuban
Corps and advaaced
near-
ly cne
hundred
miles.
|
WASHINGION:
In appearing
before
|
House
Naval:Committee
Mondzy,
Rear
|
Adriiral
Badger urged
Naval
Construe-
|
tion that
woujgl
eive
us the largest
navy
|
in
the worl
Two dreadnoughis,
1 bat-
|
tle cruiser, 10 scout-cruisers,
4
destroy-
|
ers,
6 submarines
and
other small
craft
|
is his program.
Views
concurred
ic
by
~
other
members
of board.
Says
cepital
~
ships
would
gain
backbone
of
Navy.
Dreadnoughts
should be forty-four thou-
.
sand
tous displacement
with sixteen
inch
.
guns.
Battle
cruisers
should
be
thirty
two thousand
five hundred tons displace-
'
ment
with
eight
sixteen
inch
guns.
|
Scout
cruisers
to be
ten
thousand
tons
|
manned
with
eight-inch
guns.
Three
|
types
of
submarines
are
recommended
|
to keep
up with the
times.
|
TELEGRAMS
1
ST. CROIX
STA.ICN.
E
Washington,
Feby.
28th.—President
|
Wilson,
in
leply to the british Premier’s
.
Note
the
Adriaiic Quesuor,
adherczs
to
|
his
previous
decision
that
unless
the
|
terms
of
settlement
return
to
the
pro-
.
vision
of the
agreenient
oi
Deceuber
|
9th,
he
must
take
under serious
cunsid-
.
eration
the withdrawal
of the Treity of
.
Versailles
and the French
Alliance from
.
tne
Senate.
The
response
of
the
Pre-
mier was
despatched
from
London,
to-
I
day but
had
not
been
received
tcnight
'
in
Washington.
The
exchanges
oi
the
.
subject,
including
the
December
agice-
ment
and the subsequent
communication
to Jugo-Slavia last month by
thLe
British
and French
Premiers
were
made
public
today by the
Senate
Devartment.
Christiania,
Feb.
26th.
Russian
Ice-
brakers
with General
Miller, Governor-
General
at
Archangel,
Members
o'
the
former
White
Government
and
ibout
|
two
thousand
tugitives,
have
arrived
f
at Hammerfest
from Archangel.
I
Buenos
Aires,
Feb.
26th.—Forty
trains
'
and
hundreds
of coastal
boats
are
held
’
up by
a strike of tugboat
crews.
Half
|
a miiilion
tone
of
cereal
for
expori
are
|
stored
in the port warehouse.
l
London,
Feo.
26th—In
the
House
of
|
Comrmons
yesterday,
the Insurance
Bill
|
was read
a second
time withoui
a divi-
E
sion,
althouzh
a good
deal ¢f opposition
‘
was shown
by the
Labour
Party.
TLhe
’
Bill
proposes
to
extend
insurance
on
a
|
contributory
basis,
to
substantially
the
|
whole
employed
population
belween
tiae
‘
ages
of
sixteen
and
seventy.
irdus-
|
tries
may
contract,
but
by
se.ting
|
out
special
schemes
enforeing
eaual
|
or
greater
benefits
only
impo tant
‘
excepiions
to
its
operation
are
agri-
|
cultural
workers
and servants
and ir lre-
’
land
the
Bill applies
only
to workmen
|
in trades
now
insured
under
existing
|
act.
I'he benelits will be fifteen shil ings
|
for men, and
twelve
shillings
a weei for
|
women.
mployers
and employees
a‘e to
|
make
similar contributions,
in the ca:e of
i
women
two shillings halfpenny,
the {tate
|
supplying one-third.
ltis estimated
that
!
nearly twelve million persons
are affected,
|
and
the actual
cost
to the State will b be-
|
tween three and four miilion sterling,
as
|
against
one and
a
quarter
million
row,
|
London, Feb.
26th.~~'1‘he_
Soviet
Com-
|
missary
for
Foreign
Affairs
bhas
de-
'
spaiched
a Note
to
the
United
Siates,