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Elinor Glyn’s Selrets
Appear in The Sunday American—*“My Secrets of
Love.,” illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy,
By WINDER R. HARRIS,
Universal Service Staff Correspondent
; WASHINGTON, March 13.—The
”21 naval appropriation bill to be
reported out next week will carry
appropriations aggregating between
$405,000,000 and $410,000,000, accord
ing to reductions made by the sub
committee of the House Naval Af
fairs Committee framing the hill
This s a cut of about $165,000,000
in the revised estimat>s submitted by
‘SBecretary Daniels. The original re
quests of the heads of the various
bureaus in the navy department
totaled $700,000,000,
Of the amount to be recommended
in the bill about $72,000,000 will be for
continuation of construction on the
A 916 buildingyprogram. Because of
this largs expenditure and in view of
the Republican drive for economy all,
along the line, members cf the com
mittee explain they do not feel jus
tified “in authorizilg any new ron
struction. All the ship yards in this
country, they say, now have as much
‘work as they can handle and to crowd
ithem with any more would simply
promote inefficiency and waste,
DANIELS’ PROGRAM.
Secretary Danlels had recommended
@& new copstruction program embrac
ing 38 ships which he said were neces
sary to “rcund out” the fleet, These
ships were: 10 light cruisers, 6§ mine
laying light cruisers, 10 flotilla lead
ers, 6 flest nuhmnrln(-s, 4 airplane car
riers, 1 destroyer tender and 1 sub
marine tender.
The permanent strength of the en
listed pergonnel in the navy was fixed
at 143,000, and the marine corps 27,-
400, These figures represent the tem
porary strength of both services now
and are in line with the recommenda
tions of Secretary Daniels and Major
General Barnett, commandant of the
marine corps. The pre-war enlisted
strength of the navy was 60000 and
between 16,000 and 17,000 for (he]
marine corps.
As the number of officers in the
two services is regulated on a basis
of 4 per cent of the enlisted strengtk,
55,720 officers will he wzutnorized for
the navy and 1,098 for theé marine
COorps.
NEW SEUBMARINE BASE.
Only one of the bases recommended
by Secretary Daniels for immediate
development on the Pacific coast wiil
be provided for in the bill, according
to an agreement reached by the sub
csommittee. This will be a submarine
‘base at Axtoria, Oragon, at the mouth
of the Columbia River.
The necessity for ezonomy caused
the committee to turn down the sec
retary’'s recommendations for a great
navy yard and base at San Francis
¢o, an auxiliary base at San Diego,
and submarine bases at L.os Angeles
and Port Angeles, Wash.
The estimated cost of the subma
rine base at Astoria 1s $1,600,000. The
bill will carry $260,000 10 begin work.
. The appropriation asked for im
provements at the naval station in
Peoarl Harbor, Hawail, will be cut in
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two, it was learned. Secretary Dan
fels has urged the immediate de
velopment of a great aviation, sub
marine, destroyer and suprly base at
this point. He also wanis a marine
railway, repair shops #nd other im
provements declared aecessary for
full use of the mammoth drydock now
nearing completion there,
PROGRAM UNFINISHED.
The sub-committes has not taken
up the secretary’s recommendations
with regard to the island of Guam as
vet. He urged the immediate devel
opment of Guam as the “American
Helgoland” in the Pacitic Ocean,
Aviation is another important fea
ture of the secretary's recommenda
tions yet to be considered. The bill
he submitted to the committee car,
ries $35,000,000 for [lying activities,
The subcommittee hopes to be able to
cut this amount to $15,000,009 «tomor
row.
The subcommittee expects to com
plete its work in time to permit the
full committee to approve the bill and
order it reported out Tresday,
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(By International News Service.)
INDIANAPOLIS, March 13 “Loss
of life on the Mexican border may
require something in the way of a
relief expedition unless we adopt the
ransom as a national industry,” Ma
jor General Leonard Wood declared
in an address at the Columbia Club
here Friday afternoon
For the first time General Wood
declared for a strong protective tar
iff as a “"weapon of defense.™
A standing army of 200,000 to 225,-
000 men was advocated by the can
didate for the Republican nomination
for President, and he declared that
every cabinet. officer should have
the right to appear in Congress and
fight for his own department, instead
of appearing before committees.”
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32 Proposed Changes
In S. C. Constitution
COLUMBIA, 8. C., March 13.—
Governor Cooper Friday afternoon
signed the proposed amendments to?
the State constitution as passed by
the General Assembly. There are
thirty-two of these amendments, and
'voters in the general election this fall
will cast a ballot fully 1 yard long.
‘Most of the amendments are to re
move limitations as to bonded in
debtedness of towns, cities, town
ships and counties.
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Cattle Man Urges
t Packer Regulation
(By International News Service.)
' WASHINGTON, March 13.—Regu
llation of the packers and federal
control of the stock yards would ge
store the confidence of the cattle
Igruwers in fair treatment on Sales,
|and would not hurt the packers, Jo
fept Mercer, secretary of the Kansas
lCallle Growers' Association, Friday'
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AS TO EASY STREET. 1
O TURN your feet
To Easy Street,
And dwell there if you will,
And live a life
That's void of strife,
And lose its choicest thrill.
But bear in mind,
You'll surely find,
That even KEase grows drab,
And none e'er came
To lasting fame
Inside a taxicab.
(Copyright, 1920, Atlanta Georgian.)
told the House Agriculture Commit
tee. He denied there had been any
effort by the packers to placate Kan
sas cattle growers to prevent their
indorsement of pagker regulatory
legislation,
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(By International News Service.)
WASHINGTON, March 13.—Be
tween 150 and 160 passports to Cuba
are being issued daily b\y the state
department, it was announced Fri
day. The number equals those is
sued to all other parts of the world,
with the exception of Europe.
No further passports will be issued
after Saturday, however, unless the
Senate takes action to confirm Bain
lbridge Colby as secretary of state.
Britain Denies Report
Of Sending Gold Here
(By International News Service.)
LONDON, March 13.—The chancel
lor of the exchequer Friday officially
‘denied a report published in New
“York to the effect that Great Britain
|has to its credit here 32,000,000 pounds
|ln gold, received from Germany in
lpa_\'ment for foodstuffs and which
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Palmer to Defer Trip
To Georgia Till April
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ney General Palmer stated here on
Friday his proposed speaking tour
in Georgia probably would be defer
red until April, because of pressure of
business.
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(By Universal Service.)
NEW YORK, March 12.—Two dar
ing jewelry store robberies were
staged a short time apart on Broad
way last night, in each instance by
three men. Thousands =of dollars
worth of gems were stolen from each
store.
A citizen suffered a fracture of his
arm while vainly trying to stop t!
bandits at the first robbery.
Whether the hold-ups were com
mitted by three men or six the police
were uncertain. ° Théy caught two
of the robbers, .
Schwartz Brothers jewelry store at
1368 Broadway was the first visited.
The bandits’ first act was to fasten
the entrance door with an oron bar.
Then, while two held passersby at
bay with waving revolvers, the third
man filled his pockets with gems from
the window display. As they started
away a citizen grabbed one of the
robbers, who clubbed his gun and
dealt him a blow on the arm, shatter
ing the bone. ?
Scarcely had the excitement of ti
first hold-up subsided when three
men entered the store of Marcus Feld -
man of 1543 Broadway and asked to
see some jewels, As the gems were
placed on the counter in trays, pepper
was thrown in the eyes of the clerks.
Scooping the lpose gems hurriedly in-_
to their pockets, the men ran from
the store. They were pursued by po
licemen, who caught two after a long
chase.
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$410,000 Bonds
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‘Robbers’ Loot
‘ PHILADELPHIA, March 3.—Bond
totalling $410,000, of wlich SIIB,OOO
are legotiable, were stolen Friday by
bandits in a raid on the Weightman
Building in Chestnut strcet. The ban
dits blew a safe in the office of th
Ocean County Electric Company n§
the seventh floor and took’ bonds o
face value of $300,000, of which SB,OOO
are negotiable,
They forced the safe on the eighth
floor offfice of the Hydro-Electric
ll’inance Corporation and got negotia
ble bonds worth SIIO,OOO, They es
caped.
TRAIN KILLS CHILD.
BRISTOL, Tenn.,, March 13.—Gla
dve Melvin, 10, was killed late Friday
by a southbound passenger train near
Barytes, three miles north of here.
The little girl was crossing a trestle
when she was struck. She was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mel
vin of near Barytes.
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