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Show fs EDITORIAL AUTOMOBILES SPORTS REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL MINES r: GERMANY IS PREPARING: TO FLOOD ENGLAND WITH TOYS os a Active in' Effort to Gain Supremacy of World in Air Service Belgian Sentry Guarding German Bridge " J'hote shows a Belgian sentry patrolling' the lhieaselvlorf bridge over tha Rhine. It will ho noticed that supply of barbaif wlra is la resdinesa to bnmende oa tha bridge If tha Orrmana should suddenly bacoma peevish at having thalr fair eity occupied by tha allies and atari aomothing." con-atru- rt Given Freedom Germany Will Not Return Many BERLIN. April 8. (By ths Associated Prees I Continued exchange of. Russian and German prisoners of war ha developed th fsot that many Russian soldier have no intention to return to their homeland at this time If they can possibly a ' avoid 1L The eosaark prisoners ara particularly reluctant to go back to Russia and shoul-ds- r guns in tbs soviet armies, with which many of them are frankly unsympathetic. Half Aha man in on ramp near Berlin asked ths. German . govsr AiuaaL. foe . per, mission to remain her. Under one pretext or another. It la being mad easy for thee soldiers to remain In Germany, th supposition being that they will later establish residence v re nrthaee-Ssi- Lake TVIbea t Bourget. to tha April -L northaaaat of Faria. lava elalma to being tha aarial cantor of tha world. Color la Ivan to tha aaaartlon that ft this flald la to ba found aviation la lla moat ad van rad and wcU organised form by tha suspension at tha laat Brltlah air aarvlca hat ween London and Faria, and by tha apparent raluctanca with which tha conic rasa of tha United State cornea to tha aupport of aarial developmenb Franca, with tha liberal aid of Ita par t llamant, la making an axtra ordinary to obtain tha aarial aupremacy of tha world, an affort with which only Gar. ,, many at present could compete, and Germany la restrained by tha aarial clause of the treaty of Versailles. Just aa lie geographical position haa always made Faria tha logical hub of tha French railway syatema. so L Bour get, altuatad about three milea outside of tha jporte.de la Villette, Is Ideally located to become the renter of the French aerial . passenger, mall and freight' route. 9.-- r There aro atilt 109.809 or mors former Russian soldiers In German Internment or prison camps, although the number of Germans still held tn Russia has been re dured to less than 10.000. home of tha Russian prisoners bars taken advantage of ths soviet government's open purse policy In favor of propagandists or agshts who, it la Cony sidered, may ba of use to the regime. One former Russian reis reported to have recently ceived 75,000 German marks from Moscow for use In hla home district ostensibly In Russia.'' Tha officer, however, la still tn Germany and ha given no indication of eagerness to return. Th lenient ettltud th German guards toward tha Russian prisoners has caused a number of newspapers to complain that Victor Kopp, soviet representative here, was taking advantage of th situation for propaganda purposes, but Kopp denied the charge. Many of th Russians have secured paroles. About fifty cossack musicians ar permitted to visit different cities to play in cates and restaurants and at entertainments. These men were paroled In charge of a Young Men's Christian association worker. The prisoners also are hold fairs' and sail their permitted to Copyright, Underwood A Underwood. New York. , handiwork to raise money for use in th camps. 8.Miiie,'Curie, who, with her husband, la th accredited discoverer Tha Russian prisoners generally appear PARIS, April i well fed, well clothed and appreciative of expected to arrive In th United States early In May, to lecture before scientific bodies. A fund of 8100 008 ia now being raised her with which on the German hospitality. gram of the precious radium I to bepurchased and presented to Mme, Curie, aa a token of appreciation of her work. TINY UMBRELLAS At present Mme.' Curie haa no radium foe experimental purpose. 8h turned over her iaat'gram to medical scientists for us In curing cancer. FAD IN This photograph, the most recant taken of her, shows Mme, Curie at work la her laboratory at the College de France, which is known as Institute Curie, Absolutely Useless, It Is - Said, but ' Smart fhop Ar Selling , Them. er of Copyright by Underwood Underwood, New York. 1 THE ' UKRAINE ARE PARIS LATEST ' - Thou Mind in Scramble at Seventeen Different Gov Wartaw to Obtain .Vie emmenti Upset and. Sup t for Their 1917 Passports V 4 Ohl pUnUd-Since-Yea- r Medical Experts Are Puzzled, Pyrosfwar Nerve Diseases 9' OeHAvdl W must amuse J. Pluvlue have made their appearance in smart shops here and ar welcomed as the latest fad. As a penWARSAW, April I. (By tha AssociatLONDON, April 9. (By the Associated dant for the Farlslennes bracelet, or to ed Press) Crowds of from 2000 to 008 Press.) Seventeea different governments rover up a veiy (.mail hat, or a bit oi persons hava beeq besieging dally the vise have been upset and supplanted with en- feather, or on violet on a spiing bonnet the umbrella might ba considered midget bureau of tha American consulate here tire changes of authority in th Ukraine useful. to obtain the consul's vise of their pass- sines 1917, says the Vollia Rosslt, a Rus A typical example Is less than two feet Service Is Extended. A carved wooden from tip to handle. ports to the United States. For months sian dally paper published hero by handle ends in the head of a wlsened litThe main French services all of which there have been large numbers of appliIt The revolutions. old man. tle Th connect with La Bourgel are Farts to cants gnarled wood used adds waiting at the bureau every room- la said, have been due to th struggles much to tha character of the face of tills Paris to Brussels, Bayonne to of tha .peasantry against the successive strange person, who has a nightcap on me Bilbao, Toulouse to Casablanca, Faria to ing, but since the latter part of Februdecorated with stripes of red and Cabourg, Faria to Warsaw via Btras-bur- ary tbe crowds have Increased, owing to rule of the Germans, ths Cossack hetman, head, blue paint. the last of which began a few weeks the vague end By FOBBXSTw. FAIBBAIBN, Universal Service Staff Correspondent. the lahd barons rumors which Bolshethe Animal and, finally, disturbing heads, parrots, dogs and th, ago. rest of the menagerie also are popular as Chkeae Tribae-8al- t Iiske .Tribune Cable, The number of complete Journey In have been circulated throughout Polahd vik!. spaces and the latter the fear of con- 1918 was lit?, while in 1920 ft was 4129; of restrictive legislation fined epacea. ring allows the umbrella to pending In the After telling about the revolts of th handles. A th O.YUOX, Apr(l 9. Postwar "nerve, from wrist. United in States 1919 was kilometers dangle in Nerve specialists are frankly worried congress. flown distance Little Russians against "authority im alarmingly on the increase, ar over The Herded together by relatives or organ umbrellas, formerly' 354.115, and in 1920 a total of 1,582,835; the sudden spread of these two comPosed nave discussion them out. isations to among , their 729 upon profound without In 1919 favorites, gone causing consent, endeavoring get permission for paying passengers numbered plaint. Sufferers from agoraphobia these persons to enter an American Port the article says: and 678 in 1920. member of th British medical frs- - may feel all right when they aro in i v street car or taxicab, but when they at "A radical change haa occurred In tbe By the new line to Warsaw the jour- before the rumored leglslatl&n boremes ternity, ney ia reduced to twelve hours, compared effective, the hopeful emigrants invaded psychology of tha peasant masses, a RECREANT LEGISLATOR tempt to cross a busy street, like Forty Men and women who before the war second with three day and two nights by train, Warsaw by every train. They were mostand Broadway, New York, or which may be termed psychochange IS GIVEN women 25 1000 children. and came were not while the fare, not aware that they possessed State and Madison streets in Chicago, francs, is the same aa ly They logic atavism.' It ia aa If the soula ot th sudden for a railway ticket with sleeping car ac- only from various parts of Poland; some people were changed fear strikes them and they ar Inback to tha times of nerve ara reporting to physicians In of them were refugees from the Ukraine the sixteenth and seventeenth commodations. frankly afraid, seizing a detour rather Western of Administer Galicia centuries, Peasants numbers month, every of according creasing Russia. As for the proportion of accidents, the and other near-b- y than venture alone in th open. of parts the times the Tartar invasions, the Unable to obtain accommodations In slave markets of Constantinople, to Harley street specialists. The situa- look around In terror for th nearest They dug-oRebuke Because of Solons figures show that for 1,938,960 kilometers in th down run flown in the last two years the total of lodging houses or hotels, owing to the struggle for the rights and a subway entrance, or to live on the tion has become so alarming that th Vote. in Diet. a accidents was fourteen, and of this mun crowded condition of the city, many of ground drenched with the blood of their taka store. lq refuge has been approached ministry of health A them made their headquarters In the forefathers of this fear of open e paces her only five were fatal. for assistance in effecting a popular cure. is thevariation railroad stations, where fear of high places. There mav l slept upon they north haa sent forth Russia Starving 9. (By the Associated WARSAW, April no floors or on benches or chairs. but the the sense of height over scores of thousands of soviet employees Press iln.iger, of W( have Galicia FOR CHILDREN The number of vises granted by the and bag speculators (persons dealing in set a n&w fashion of stern . Topic of Conversation. whel.na the sufferer, and the nerves colusing the American consul here is about 200 a day, foodstuffs carried In bags on their backs) "A lapse. and goraphobU'' "claustrophobia a .egieta.or wno fallen to ISSUED FROM GENEVA This is much less than formerly, and the to the fertile Ukraine provinces. In quest carry tooutrenuk of the war that are atare two reduction Is due to the Polish passport of food, while about 200.000 soviet troops dlslrkt. tn wlsnes of the voters of his tracting legacies The trials Results Are Peculiar. . attention. increasing uncovered Rome time ago and hied are stationed in ther cities, towns and from Western Europe Sufferer on Michael Merck, a peasant member of of war and the worries of peace have claustrophobia, Being Urged to frauds to the frequent presentation of frauduhamlets of the Ukraine. of thou- the other hand, may become stricken with played havoc with the nerves th Polish diet, went home to Galicia reCome to Rescue of Starving . , lent documents of identification. families from north Russia are cent! to report of sands fear A eleMany of the an at persona thought progress of his work. entering For a time it was possible to purchase o the south to escape death special Men who went through the war now vator or traveling ' a tunnel, or .1 was called by hie conInnocent. a counterfeit Folieh passport for a few migrating At the same time the stituents meeting talk about their nerves as their great- of sitting in a roomthrough by starvation. tha door shut. with to had all that leader hear their most but of the ringleaders of soviet authorities have taken steps to accomplished. dollars, used to talk about their gout, down Into a coal mine grandfathers Everyone going this fraudulent plan have been arrested mobilize the male peasant population and who have struggled for the for the first time experiences something . . Universal Service Cable. Incidentally, Marck Informed those as- and women in the are Polish trial and send awaiting to them make to few north of the the to and away this of years the an pay of past duo to a weekly in feeling sembled that he had voted favor oppression, An appeal for Eu- court. GENEVA, April Ural, in an efrort to combat the rebellion upper house, or senate, for Poland' next envelope go as far as it used to, knowing sense of confinemenL ropean nations in the western part of have of the peasantry. of Hundreds Ukrainian passports The less is while it all cruelties than worth seems, to of half, the It the diet, which virtually alt peasants of the th description accorduig Europe to assist and supplement the child been sold recently in Lemberg and iu n period of occupation are state opposed, considering it t tie future now talk about their nerves instead of of the sufferers themselves, as though ieedlng and medical relief program of Mr, other cities of the new republics of cen as nothing compared their servants Thev have given tip ser- millions of tons of earth above are crushHoover and the American Red Cross has tral Europe for a few dollars each to ref- the soviet activities inwith the horrors of stronghod of social reactions. the Ukraine.'' and suffer, front their nerve in- ing one down. Ytrck was permitted to finish his vants issued here, and it Is expected ugees from Russia eager to reach the just been The earlier cruelties toward the peasIn a room full of people a "claustro-pliobian- " then he Was taken out into the stead. that funds will be raised in Switzerland, United States. The Ukrainian passport, ant rebels, such as flogging, confiscation speech; and ""claustrophobia''' mav suddenly have an ii resistitwentv-five "Agoraphobia With strokes Holland and the Scandinavian countries. however, is not recognized by the Unit- of farm yard and given form ble th and are of nerves, of forms implements their impulse to dash out. strangest depletion . The homemade for voting H. statement a by appeal quotes consulates on the ground that resources, have been followed, the article ed States Is the former . of But all due to neives. fear the it open known, Uotta, retiring president of the Swiss there is' no organized Ukrainian govern Bays, by punitive expeditions, wholesale against the judgment ot ins constituent!-in which he save; ment. executions, hangings and shootings. The "The terrible conditions in eastern and peasants in reprisal are reported aa am- Smugglers Use central Europe have had most disastrous bushing Bolshevik detachments, many of effects on the health and growth of the NEW, ON Goods which "disappear without a trace. Cases Convey young. The whole world has been touched ' are on record, the newspaper states, r GOVERNMENT SOVIET by the fate of these innocent victims con where "Communists have been buried Clip ago Tributfe-a!- t Lake Tribune Cable, demned to disease rad death through hur. alive tha score." by ger, privation of Bii kinds and lack of GENEVA, April 8. The arrest here of Principal Opposition of Russians Xg to warmth and clothing. band of smuggler has led to the Governments, as well as charitable Inwater pipe of stitutions of a public and private nature, the German frontier under , Lake from Lenine. have donh their utmost to aid these chil Her third ctipiw into a young girl aha Switzerland, by means of By Universal Service. Constance , by Gloomy dren, In the past two years the generous lured by promising to tell her which narcotics and gold coins had been fortrial of had April AIRG, Egypt, .The chilfed have 8,000,000 of America countune. people for months smuggled into the latter shedealt the cards ghe made LONDON, April 9. (By, the Associated By COUNT TSCHAIKOWSKY. the band of assassins who murdered a sign Aa dren. Through their efforts 8,000,000 to her with, an eyes try. n cleric children were assured each day of their Former President of ths North Russian Press.) Dean Inge, a women in order to obtain lhelr Jew- and deatlr passed that way. accomplice, Revenue agents who made the arrest known as "The Gloomy Dean," predicts declared Government, Russian Pesce Delegate This peculiar phrase was used by tbe daily bread enough tp save them from-, the profits of the smugglers had and then burled them In the elry labor seal of that the doom vacheap of may and Leader of ths starvation: and this in countries in connection with each crime. been enormous. The band had been opParty. house to Alexandria murderess tn an ada of declared He white the race, courtyard rious kinds as much in central and east- ' After a throat-cuttt9. or Something we we are dress that the Jar anese had tolerated a erating for years. . Because PARIS, April will ern Europe as in the near east. a few take ip took off days. place the dicLenin and and jewelry and searched for the the Trotzky system no better than that of Engwere 'Today; after sfloh great achievements, against e d the two vainablesr a divided. nec- labor have rresf not of does I had to wh(ch It Bolshevism, 'The polt'S tatorship 100 Under a regime of Sickness their resources are diminishing and are yeais ago. a slim, small woman, attractive look sharp to make sure I was not cheat- follow that we oppose the soviet land peace, free tirade and unrestricted emi- Sleeping threatened with exhaustion. Here, it essarily out ed of share. in named and Sikina. my the appearance, regime. th colored race will outwork, Twins chief cutthroat, a little blackish man at Once she tried to sever her connection would seem, is a field of action which is As a matter of fact, the present revo- gration underllve and eventually exterminate the practically Imperative.' lution at Kronstadt waa commenced with WhltCSi villainous aspect, called- - Raya." with the other murderers, but was unTheir preliminary hearing in court cre- able to do go, and Lake Tribune Cable. our backing for the purpose of reinstating ' The abolition of war end the establish- C hi ixo Tribune-Sal- t she waa obliged reMANY ZEPPELINS DESTROYED. ated a sensation the soviet regime, which had been re- ment of a league to secure justice and gretfully to take an active part in th LILLE, April 9 An extraordinary case The Xhe Sikina. entered box, woman, lake Tribune Cable. a of placed by Lenine with Communism. dear friend's throat for alcknesa cured Chicago Tribune-Sal- t th birth of cutting by sleeping equality of treatment for alt nations will Communism means the common distriafter smoothing her halr and drap- fear BERT-Iof the other member of this of the seat tha doom of th whits laborer, h of twins has attracted the attention of and, the April 9. Sixty-al- x Me folds r to her satisfacof ownerand of bution vested , the gown property ing eighty-thre- e German Zeppelins in use society. medical authorities here. prophesied. her crimes without the flutof land in the state. Soviet governMme, Letnettre, aged S4. was stricken tion, recited of the opinion that th BritTh dean of th disposal of the bodies folDetails during the war were destroyed, according ship or an Is calm in ter of a a the ment different is and eyelid retotally thing, change ish social order la on the verge of bank- with the malady some time ago.- She , to figures from German sources. Allied lowed, thirteen merely a variation of the present forms ruptcy and as conditions become more mained In a comatose condition and her confidence of her expression. airmen brought down thirtv-fou- r. "I myself have cutthe throats at six government, as applied unfavorable to enterprise capital and case was considered hopeless until a representative caught fire, ten were wrecked in making of she began: in 1 ranee and theUntteci States. My first victim , business ability will be transferred to the month later, when aha gave birth to women, landings, was called Hanetn I leaned over Hanem A soviet Is an elected assemoly. The economically countries. twins, i strong ear. Soon after as elected to is her if the soviet national whisperfn by provin. Doctors attending her found their pa; , i.i,i ....I. ii SOLONS SLEEP IN PARK, had passdc cial soviets, the provincial soviets by the tient had been cured of th sleeping sick- death ICE CREAM POPULAR, Lake Tribune Cable. Chlcixe Tribune-Sal- t came to sell her victim The second district and city aovleta, the district and ness. Mother and twin ar doing finely. Lake Tribune Cable. The killing of this woman TiOME, April 9. Italian deputies at- city soviet by ths village soviets and the f'hicxro Tribune-Bai- t something of to was in member another the session soviet 9. Feminine London by tending London. April parliamentary village by the final entity the attejmed MINE YV ASHES ASHORE. the .band., .as Biking, 3atLt&. go .put, to .is. pemngnierlctAiz!:d, . T h,wJ.'ij- - r , feet7 sore her ine ior sot let governream habit is how the vogue. Many of Luy btime metiu reLONDON, April 9. A live German-min- e the lack of ,, hotel room. Recently one ment is ths essential thing for which all the leading West End shop are crowded Bheave the order, and when she on the deputy awoke with a headache after a Russian counterrevolutionaries myself da ly Ph fsbonale women eating it has been washed ashore nt Noon Head, turned the victim waa stretched month of February waa 42294,242. as com- - I said Sikina had In 129 too mile Death tub a sizes small several in Mlllukoff cream and and passed, of and north Semenoff and dainties night Queensland, consuming genuine Kerensky, ' 1 ankc pared with 59 800 in January. 4 - ' the chamber i 'considering remedies. ara striving. .;uu gain. " and iiziuu a 1 ... Agoraphobia and 'iCliustrophoDia Are the Two Principal Legacies of the Conflict, Which Are Most Difficult to Overcome. ist-Revolutionist. g, - long-handl- LASHES ut APPEAL it S Austro-Germa- 4 LIGHT SHED Pipe Line Their to DirePrediction Made the " Dean a. , Woman Head of Assassin Band Calmly Presents. List of JHnrders f ng Antl-Lonl- ng Cured prin-Cipal- by the Birth of ' 4. j hor-no- N, 1 mi- ,' Trtbttsegalt Leke Tribes Cekl. NUREMBERG, April 8 Germany ia planning a new attack oa England, and In this city th plan of campaign and the munitions of war ar being made. A f the carefully guarded aa th secrets Zeppelin and ot poison gsa ars the secrets of next Yuletlde'a toys, for It la a battle of playthlnfa that Germany plane to wage. Cheap sages and long hour have enabled ths toy Industries of Nuremberg to produce at prices which trill enable German toys to b sold at prices tar below ' those of any other country. , Tbeao low priceo and th ingenuity of th b- - maker are combined with carefully guarded novelties, and ar counted upon Vo swamp th British market. ia likely to think of Nuremberg , On as of a charming, old world town, a place of gabled of spacious courtyard of picturesque fountain!, with th to) makers plying their historic craft in dingy little shops. In reality nothing could be easier than this impression. Tbe eld city, with its wall, church and towers, la still ther untouched, but about it has grown up th new Nuremberg, now th most important oommercml and Industrial canter tn south Germany, Cbb-at- Lenine-Trotzk- , U Quaint City Hat Become One of Greatest Commercial Centers of Country,.,, her. Perfect Landing Grounds. of perfeot landing Mil after bill ground is flanked by an almost unbroken line of hangars, and, while the ground la higher than the city, the average wind ia moderate. k igures were made public recently to allow the recent progress of French civil to justify the faith of parand aviation liament In its future. Recent reductions In. French passenger fares ami freight rates have put tn British companies out of comt et.l.on. , The government subsidy has helped in this, but there are other good reasons. According to these official statistics, and malntename of the rHlalili-hinctIstti Cjr f' Hnes iurWitltiiftltukitiiisai and grounds, hangars repair workshops, tust ten tlmee less than for railway fU.iKKl francs per aerial kilometer, com pared with 2MM0O francs per kilometer, for railroads. The rapid Increase In passenger and freight traffic promisee to reduce the running costs proportionately. of Next .Yuletide Novelties Are Guarded in Clotest Manner Postible- - Secret . Service Is Being Rapidly Extended and Charges Are ' More Reasonable, Coir It It Said. to Hornet Immense Strides Are Being Made, in Aviation, Ac . cording to Late Reports; le hih' -- to Other Big Industries.' . toy IndusApart from the try, penoils, beer, delirious German and email metal articles ar the staple trade of th city. The workshops, which are well built and very modern, occupy an area nearly four time, that oi old Nuremberg. The toy trade cover every imaginable branch of this fascinating industry. From th cheapest piaster doll bead to th most elaborate little figure in porcelain, who, daintily dresaad, will hide with her crlnu hovdai, a from our familiar friend Noah s army t u the moat elaborate of doll' houses, with real electric light and running water in the bathroom; from a papier much rocking horse to a mechanical roaring lion with realistic mane, Nuremberg turns out everything which human ingenuity haa devised for th amusement of both young and old. the product of Practically every toy a special branch. The painting and dressing of dolls and mechanical toys Is a favorite home industry of th Nuremberg citizen; modeling occupies a whole staff of artlsta, and for the manufacture of clockwork and steam and electrically driven toy engines two large factories ere time-honor- Unajjia-Xelephua- A reserved, each a employing staff of engineers. numerous Golden Period Enjoyed, Last year was a golden period In the Nuremberg tov trade. This Industry has not been handlcaped by any troublesome export regulations, and Nuremberg has to consequently been able to dispatch England a tremendous quantity of cheap retail their indeed toe, o cheap would that appear to allow price margin very much moie than an honest to the of profit Importer and seller. In on of In a little room of wonders Nuremberg's largest toy factories are which are destined to ktpt the novelties charm the world of cjvlldren next Christmas. H will be a mechanical Yuletidefor the little one is Nuremberg's proph(V The manufacture of the individual part of tba new toys is already in full awing, Muster (samples) will not be but th to avoid sent around before next August in any possibility of their secrets-leaout in time for rival toymakers - UMb-kl- Views ot Designer. . Tl The principal designer at this factory, who waa sbmething at A specialist ia the psychology tiot only of thlldron, but also of grown-up- s, says that the only important thing in toymaking (apart from th traditional lines untouched bv time or fashion) is to produce an article which cannot awaken in th mind of the buyer the recollection of anything similar; In out cither other words, one mtmt turn so old that something wholly original or tha present generation ha newer seen fa-itHe prophesied that next year tha vorit tov will be a delightfully simple wooden moving affair, the exact reproduction of a sixteenth century toy h haa discovered in a German museum. At Nuremberg also ia to be found someGerman prewar beer. thing resembling beer is Throughout north Germany thBxvmria t but or poor qiiatity, still very effort to live up making a much better beer The traditions. old to her malting Is good and the breweries are busy.. Borne even are working overtime. -- VIENNA SHOW PATRON TAKES SUPPER ALONG Mutagen of House Complain .. Upholstery U Fast Being Boined. , a . , . That ' ' VIENNA, April 9, (By th Associated Ft esa) Theater managers complain i hat house is being the upholstery of theirhabit of playgoer ' ruined by the new bringing their supper and eating them- , the autre, act. during Because of the lighting and transport restrictions, performances begin at from , 8 to 7 o'clock. The result Is that person cannot go home from business, and after the theater the restaurants have closed. It I said that dozens of sardine boxes and other meat cases, crumb of bread and cheese and meat scrap are swept no while all th fttfh after eacnnr performance, trodden ttno carpets attd and d'.ft in the seats. it i not unusual to e a family open up th supper, produce win and glasses and calmly dine between th acta 4 , - S T |