New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 12

STARVING 10 DEATH Prompt Relief Is Asked of Food .. Director Hoover New York, April 25.—Prompt re- Bet for tho peoplc of Montenegro B8iho are giicially reported to be dying Bfrom %ffvyation is urged’'in a letter written by ‘Alexander Devine, an I Jish ‘friend of Montenegro, Hoover, the fooll adwinistrator in hich has been re- letter Mr. Devine that there had been “very unfairness to Monténégro «in lie cndless delays ahdsobstaclesswhich had been placed if my ‘way”<in ef- forts to obtain relief for the Monteie- f grins. Mr. Devine wrote that he first ap- poaled to the British authorities in | dbelialf of the Montenegrins in 1916 but that up to the signing of the rmistice, “not as much as ff rice ever was permitted to enter Hontenegro.” After the armistice he idlenewed - his: efforts and finally was freferred to Mr. Hoover in Paris but for two months was unable to obtain | @ pussport “to go to Paris and see #im and Colonel Anderson of American Red Cross. Iinally, ] Mine ‘wrote he h find “Mr. Hoover absent. Meanwhile, Hie deglared, American relief ships liad ‘aPrived at Cattaro but “the re- Jief fell into the hands of the Ser- blans and aided them in their politi- cal ‘purposes against king and coun try.” Th delays and obstacl Mr. Devine told Mr. Hoover, demon- ‘Strated unfairness to Montenegro and dhe added, “I have no sense of having ©ptained justice during these long Weary mmaiths of waitigg.” - Sinde Mr.iDevine's lettér was writ- itn, ai'commission his been sent to Monténggroj, by the fAmerican ; peace delogafion #in Fraficesafid. has re- ported that the situation in Monte- negro is desperate and the people actually dying from starvation. The American Red Cross has been trying to, supply them with food. ‘PHILLY, WANTS BIG BOUT Manager Rains of Olympia A. A. Is | M { | - Latest Gent to Get Some Free Pub- ' loity. \ Philadelphia, April 25.—Philadel- phia_is" theilatest pl to put in a Bid for the world's championship | bout between \Jess Willard and Jack [ B An' offer for the big fight was made yesterday afternoon by | Jeon :L. Raips, the manuger of the | § Wlympia A. A. of this city. | Rains has secured the privilege to $old open air ‘boxing.shqws at the park of the Philliesjth{s summer, and yetorday he wired an' offer .to Tex Ricke to bring the heavyweight title ‘contest here. ¢ He imformed Rickard that the bout gould”be held here and that arrange- ments could be made for the seating | of 50,000 fans. He, further . stated that he was willing to’ post a suitable | | forfeit to guarantee that the fight | Pl would ba held. i THIN NERVOUS OLKS. SHou TAKE.BITRO PHOSPHATE : ed ilt .to Bring Pink Glow of Tealth 1o-Pale Cheeks and Fore- : atall Tell-Tale Lines of Age. ] Men Need 1t to Make Strong, . ). Vigorous Bodies and vt 3 Steady Nerves. 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