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AM iM|>ppp^,ppMT p^i^HY NFWSP/\PFP, PFV^T^r^ -^^ iitfrati'rk. LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
NAZARETH, PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12. 1920
NO   11
\4il Hull w»s arrested Monday night Jl North Water (.lap hy Irank il'txigc, a ^etectivt of Phiiadclpliia, on a ch.irgc ol kidaappiag Genevieve Leonard, thc ten iDMithi' old daughter of .Mrs Ruth 1 ewiard, Philadelphia. .Miss Hull is in tlie StroBdsburg jail I he inf.mt is in the Stroudsburg tlencrai  Hospiial
MiM Huff, who was known also as Mn Nagle, in I'hiladeliihia. conlesscd her riiare in the taking ol" ihc cliild fmni ,V,rs. Leonard.
She said that she hail wriitcn her ni.ther that she had been ni,irri.\l a'ld had a child When dischnrccil 1\\ .Mrs Richard S. Newl'old, hv whom she hO'l bem employed, she ilr:ink from vtoinR M hrr moiher williniit lhe chil,I lie had »iittrn aboui Knowin.c she wns to re¬ turn home soon, she ndveriisi'd in a p.i- ^M for a child lo ndopt nnd when .Mrs, [(on.nrd callcil al the NewhnM home wilh her baby in .inswr to llic r.dvcr- tiscmcnl she posed .ns the owner nf thc ffl5hu)'iable Wahiiit street lin>re, so pcr- sua'lii'S Mrs, I roii.ir,! in ¦, jrlil l!"' babv ta such apparenil,' .coo'l en\ irnmrent.
Iiavini!    oV'tni''ed    possps.ion    nf    the
SHERWELL
Assistant Seeretary of the Pan-
.Vmerican   Financial Conference.
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The ehiKI w-.ts idi-ntified ;•' lix-,. '-v means nf i-irlhm.nti. ll   .M'-s   1 ro'',nr<i
Ihe chil'i nnd. the wo-n,- with the bab\''s nb'u.-'-o'i ' h^ck  'o  Pltibdelpl'in   ¦'¦': i>,
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Mil.! INC.
President Gompers atid A. F. of L., With  Railioad Brother¬ hoods. Back Project.
WILL ASK FAR.^;iERS' AID TO'D.
To  Vote  for  "Friendly"  IVIen  for Ccn-
grescrnen.  Governors  and   Judges.
No "Lawyers,  Bai.kers. Trust
B.Trons or Mine Operators."
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.V regular slated meeting of lown Counci' was held this 2nd tiay of I el> ruary, [<)2it, at 8 oclock p. m in the Council Koom I here were present Messrs. l.indcnmo\er, Yeisley, Leopold, ilartzell Welty, Kleppinger, and Ijano '¦ here were absent .Messrs. Starnei and Werkheiser lhe President, Mr. Gano, presidcil.
I he minutes of the regular state.l meeting of January ;. ly^o. were read npil there being no objections, approval.
I he i|Ueslion as to whether the re- eleiU'il (.niiiiciinien should retain their il rn.er sc.ils was deeideil on motion of .Mr l.iopold, seconded by Mr. Welt\-, thnt .ill nf the Councilmen retain the .:l,,-i!ri occiipicil by them iliiriifp the Ins- leim
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CASUALTIES ON FINAmR LIST
Revised   Figures   Show   77,113
Deaths.   34.248   of   Which
Occurred in Action.
MISS  ANNA   HANSON.
"Queen  of the  Reds" Awaiting Deportation.
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.M<GVL I)[;SI KOYED BY FIRt
13,700    DIED    OF    WOUf^DS.
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New  York  Lends W th -i0,222 Victims,
3.190    D-.n'.iT,.   .1,''S;    Kil'-d.   877
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FIERCE WINTER STOHM SWEEPS ENTIRE COAST
Hotsls.   Bathing   Pavilions,  and
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Cunlr.ict lonns Hum tne bui.e lii,-,,i a.-, UeiiartiiieiiL were presc.itevl i.u..i- i'.i^ li-.isc ul blean; Ivoiivr and ."spriiiiN., i iiiiii,i4 llle viiMiiiig > var, i ui as l.ic Iviins
•viled ill same '.wre LOii-idL-rvd i:i ,.i-.,uatv, it w.is di.cii.led nul to .lu nii)- ..ii.-A 111 ille nialler al this liniv.
Coinmunicalions from liie L. S. Kub-
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i dor^Iii a tire which    started    al    5.i«
j unlock Saturday morning hurning totb*
! ground thc big car barn    of   the   Slate
I'elt   Iransit Co, formerly operating at
';,v Slate Bell Idectric   Street    Railway
>'Orl'»n .Argyi, tf)gether with eijht tr«l-
kv cars,  which  included  practlcallf all
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4—twwph    r.   liamblcton, of Pen .Arf\l,
president  an.l general  manacer    of    the
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 'c  determined   to  pve  the
-,'.-'.¦• i-c as soon as possible, »t\4 'I arr.ingements had been mad? with • Fn-r R.-jncor line and the I ehigh "      Transit Co   for cars in order ts
'¦ 'ir lines in operation at once.
1 hr-re were f!\p men in Ihe ban when
flre u'.Ts discovered     The-   were pre-
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freight c.ir n-:(l the snow piow whicii
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V/A,1 CRIisllNALS TO FACE GERMAN COURTS
Accepting List of Accused May Be Interpreted as Admitting
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.\ew   Vnrk famine   for federal aullioi iiiv-s have been aid.
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Cssi prices in Irancc are skyhish and even ii jou nave liic iiiuuey   ii   is   im- poSbiuie lo oouiii ciiouBii lo keep waim. Had it not oeen lor tuc laet   tnal   since the lusi ot  INoveiuocr uie weaiiier nas been   cxireniciy   nuid    (.ram ol ccuirsej | there »ouiu nave oeen  uiiioid suileriiig | in Hans and oilier    densely    populated ^ centetl. I
In uiscussing the prescrjt price oi coal | ind llie ailiiculty in getting it into Par¬ is,   one   ollicijjl said:   "Wc Have lo pay 70 anu yu sniiliugs a ton lor coal I. o  D. caruiii, wnicn at tue present rate ol ex- chanije niakes tne price Dclwccn M" and itis Irauts a ton.    IreigUt lu a I rencii | port IS 00 smilings a ton.    llic Ireigni I to tlie mlerior orings tlic price up Iu Dig j consumers wno can ouy  in carioad loisi 10 iHjiwcen 230 and joo Irancs a ion.        |
At ine normal talc ol excnaiige on the i uolUr   lins   ligures out to Iroiii i,u lo | Ibo a tun lor coai.    \Miich,   one    iiiigni say, IS some price!
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tieorge   Stockton    Lnicrick,   aged  ou 1 years, lormerly of .Nazareth, died al his home   at    Laston,    on    Iriday, tiuin >^iiiplicalion  of  ailments,    alicr    bviiig
1 wiiliiied tu his ohmc lor some lime. .Mr. Lmcrick 111 recent \ears lived rvllrvd. lli is survived by his wile.-   Caroline,    an,!
I orie sister, who resides at l'liila.l-l|)nia. ¦Mr.  Lnierick  iiuned  to  L.ison  lion.
I N'azareth, about ten wars at; •. he be- j Ilig engagv.l at Nazareih ,n the nin:ui-I t.-'Cture el  tlie Omerick pulverizn^g nni
jlor grinding cement  and other mnclini-
l«,v. from which he made a con-i.lvinhie
I fortune.
'Mr,   Fmerick   possessed   cnn i 'riii' i •
|inveiiti\|.  nhilitv      lie  wns  al-o  ,1   in.'ii:
I IH'I ,,f th,' U   I'. O. n. of Iiaston.
ized, ^Tith  Heullh (.'nmmi.'^sloiier Cope- j land's sanction, the niiining ot iinhcat-j ed  cars  ¦nud  save  [lerinisaion  for the curtailment of stervice in subways und on  tho elevated  lines  for  the  purpose | of conl saving. j
At rtocknu-ny ."lO buiigalow.s and lOfl I othor hiiiUlings were damaBed or sel adrift, the losa approximating .$t,500,- 1 000. At t>inej I.shind $ri00,000 damage 1 was dune in like manner. On Staten , Island -0 smalt houses were driven oft [ their shore moorings, and similar oc- 1 currences w<?re reported from the Jer- 1 iey and Maryland coasts. i
In  New Tork harbor a record ttde, i rising S.'2?, feet, set barges and other | ¦mall    craft    adrift,    submerged    low I piers and bulkheads and tied up ship- 1 ping  generally.  Including  eoal  barges ! most    urgently    needed.      Six    sound steamers were Ice-bound off Execution Light, one of them, the Maine, strik¬ ing the reef and being severely dam¬ aged.
Thousands of children were unable to reach s<'hool houses and many schools were closed. Business houses had to manage with depleted forces and the telephone company reported 1 that approximately ,3,500 operators | were unnhle to report for work. |
All  const  cities  from  Miiine  to Vlr- I glnla   reported   conditinns   similar   tn | those   prevailing   In   -Vew    Tork   city. Boston   hnd   12   Inches   of  snow   and many Miissaehusetts const towns were ' Isolated.     In   Cape   .Ma.v   nnd   Atlantic i City   dnmnge   wus   dnne   in   mu<'h   the sniUB  wny  us  to  Ri)''knwnr.    Atlantic' City reported damage of ?."i0l>,0i)0. 1
dir. v.ns
-1 ',-.111 ho 1 prininries ;.l inmh- in ml le-i-la- Inhor. Iiml wliile 1 enlist the
lliinl party i ( ommiltee isnhle.    No ! igreoiiient   with iiitlons   will   be ¦ ill he .idilres.sed work,M's  tliemselves,  it | eii-o|iernliiiii of friendly j
Rcpurli of CoiiiiiilttL'LS.
n\:—.Mr. Lindeiiinuvcr reported
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WORLD   NEWS   IN
CONDENSED   FORM
nn   '':!'.'n   ivuiii'l I'u  mnde i supi'orl of the faniui-s, no movement i« eoiishlerod ad alloinpi   l'l   iineli   un nn.i' '111   fnrm   (irgan iii.-i'i'-   "Ul thu np[>>'ni 1 to  Ihl 1.    Thv sinr,.   nnd    hiiiil    fnnn   or.ganizalions, hov I'V,T. is hoped  for, particularly Ini .North   Imkotn,  Minnesota and adjoin- , in.g    slates    wlipro    the    Nonpurtlsnu l,eMi;ue has gnined a hold, and in New York, Sonlh Carolina nnd other states I linvin.g  strong   fanners'  organizations. ;
Cliiefs of the four hig railroad ! brotherhood.s, in Wnshlngton for wnge | conferences with the director general, shied at any political discus.slon when asked if the railrond employees were aligned with the federation In the con¬ templated fight.
On the other hand, the current Isiue of I>abor. the oflicial organ of the Plum Plan League, has as its leading editorial a call to "ninety million wage earners and farmers to organize sow to elect their quota of congressmen." n K. Wills, chairman of the Legislai- tive Committee of the brotherhoods, and I.. E, Sheppard, president of the conductors, are members ot the edi¬ torial  board  of Labor.
The editorial declares that there gliould be at least 200 workers and farmers In Congress instead of the "lawyers, Ihe bunkers, the trust barons and the inino operators" now holding seats.
Tho ediiorlul condemns Ihe retnm of the rnilronds to private ownership, nnlversnl training. Intervention In Mex¬ ico, anti-strik'' legislation nnd "a new alien nnd seilition Inw.." Privilege, It says, H-nnis "nn uttorney generul of Its own clioosinir. so It enn put men In Juil for i-ven discussing thp right to strike."
"In n lii'puhllenn district a man ghould tie noinlnnti.'l whn enn hp relied upon to oppose iheso things," It con¬ tinues,     •¦In   n   Ileinoernlie   district   a
Ii'-i -rnl    ^hoiil'l   '       -    -   •¦ — •ed   who
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M.\N DILSUL liNJUKILS
Andrew Kondick, of Balh', who JulTcr- I » compound traclure of the skull in Pf accident at the Pennsylvania Cement Milestone Co. quarry, near liam, was "mitted to the Easton Hospital on Jan. ' died Friday, aged 60 years He is Pfvived by a ion, Stanisia Kondick, of
TOKIO.—Bolshevik uprisings against the .Inpnii''-!.' ,'11 lhe isinii'l oi .s-nUhiilin are reiiorled. Imporinnl .ln| Ing und peiroleuin plnnts tnekod. ,\ ri^sone [nnv Ims heen sunt  to the srenu, |
GENEVA.—Anxiety    is    growing    In Swiss  I'lli'inI   ipinrlei-s  '' <ier-
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WAR    BABY'S    MOTHER    WED.
Mlss Emily Knowlcs Married to Broth¬ er of  Her Child's  Father.
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YORK.—"I   have   not   sought
ii,,t   s.-eking  the  prosld.-ney,"
lloiiver In 11 sintfiiient this eity. "I am not a 1 have no 'nrgiinlzallon.' No one Is authorl/ed to speak for me iiolltleHllT" If 'he League of Nation. Bhould be a cnmpuign Issue, he con- tlnue.1. Me would vote for the party ¦nnniirlini: It
WANTS TG CAPITAL  SHIPS.
Secretary Daniels Will Soon Submit Gr. nt Naval Program. Washlii^ioii. .^ nuvy us large ax thut of any eoiiii'iy 11 tho evoni of the rnited Sintes euiering the l.engiie ol .N'ations will soi'i ho nsked liy Secre¬ tary liniilels of Congress, when he will Kiibmlt Ull evtonded policy of eonstruo- tion. It will Involve huilding 20 capl tal ships. In case the Pnlted Stafei doea not enter the Lohcuo of N'atloiu »ueh policy would pave Ihe way for thi greatest navy In the world
l.vnpuid, iiO report. .Mr  llarlzvll, no repori,     j ,'.lr,   Starner, "Ix'ing  ubsenl.i I vvas made. _   >
-.Mr.    Kleppinger    advised    his, had decided    to    keep    thc play pipe ordered to be returned at the i inst meetine.    On motion of .Mr.   KL-p-1 p.nger. seconded bv .Mr. Hartzell, il was | n^ovcd  that voucher be drawn to cover the cost of same    The iiuestion of plac- i'"'g a tapper in .Mr. Everett's house so he cf-uld  iiear  ihe  fire alarm,  purchase of lose straps and-.advisability of purchas- i"P rubber coats and boots were placed l'l the hands of the Fire Committee: the f.rst question to be carried oul and the hitter to be considered    and    a    report made at the next meeting. Light:—.Mr. Weltv, no report. I aw:—.Mr. Yeislev, no report. Public Propertv:—IMr  Werkheiser be¬ ing absent no report.
.\ew Busitiea. Ihc report ul tne auditors covering the audit ot .A. .A. .Miller, 1 ax Colltcior, was presented and read, and Uie btcrc- l.'ry was directed to rti.iuest .\lr. iVlillcr I'J appear belore Council at its next iiieeliiig and bring his records witli mm. I he report ot tiie auditors ol the books ol the Treasurer was read and on notion of Mr. Veisley, seconded by Mr. L.ndenmoyer, it was moved that same he accepied and liled.
lhe bond of the 1 reasurer, H E. Ven¬ ter, in the sum of If2o,ooo was presented and same being in order, it was on mo- t.on of Mr. Kleppinger, seconded by Mr. liartzell, moved that same be accepted and filed.
lhe President stated that citizens ad- incent to Messlnger's Store had contri¬ buted a total of $120,00, for the Laston [¦re Co, in appreciation of the services rendered by them and as this money had been handed to him for forwarding, he dt,sired Council to know of the action taken bv him and hail copies of letters 10 the Easton Fire C;o, and to those ciiizens making up the contribution presented and read.
The Chief of the Fire Dep.irtment lucscnted a list showing the parties help¬ ing to take in the hose, after thc .Mes- siiiger fire, which was tabled.
lhe I'resideni stated that very fcood VI rk had been dime bv the various com- n-itivvs duiing the past term and that under these circumstances he had de- ci.led no! to make anv changes whatever lu the personnel of same, but that >i\r 1 I- |i Woo.l would serve in the pl.ice ot Mr N K Putnam, on the Board of | li'-iillh, ,   ,      i
.Ml- i iii'L-nmnver advised Council that I I' v.il- impossible ro get an\- one 'o \y,"'' ' '1  ¦''.' streets at the rate fonr.v'.
,1   i'',i'  the Supervisor    ha.l    .1! ,'
,,.,.;¦,!   f'l!   :i'i   increase  in s:il,ir\-,      ''n
r ',-."'1   l-i   ^U   I eopoKI,     secon,Ifd     b'
.M-    \\'ilt\-. it was moved tliat   the r:i' •
^,,'.,.u.r,l    ,!.-i.v    Lihorers   be    i"crense,!
¦1  --.c per hour.
.   ot   ,Mr,   I in..!enmo\-iT.  mv-
Mr   Kleppinger, it was inow.i
'.irv ot the Supervisor be i:i- ;
(.:,-:!¦.':   -'"'i  per nmnth.    mak:"-4    '¦'-;
tnai    -id.I'A     :i<    Chief of the I ire H-'   ,
ivntn'i  it     111,1    Supervisor,    fgo 00    per '
will   not
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>¦ JL''S of the treaty of ii-vr bo onforeed u.s it Mni-shnl von Hiiidi-n- ii-'-'l I'V nn nllied mill- h nern! Lndendorff will 'furo a court in Purls. ¦pitz will not be Imprls- e.vor of London. Ex- I Pothmann Ilollweg ¦ii'fi'od by an allied n \nn dor Lancken will | I'l uiirise, a.s Edith Cavell
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Illinois    	
Ohio    	
MasBaohu.'tptts   ... Missouri      .   .,,...
MichiiTiin     	
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Tisxa.i    	
Wiaconsin     	
Mlnneaut.-i    	
Iowa   	
California    	
Connectlvnt     	
Oklahoma    	
Tennessee       	
Virfflnia    	
North   Carolina
Indiana   	
Kentucky   	
Kanaaa    	
Alabama     -    5.180
Georala        4.425
¦West Vlrilnla        4,018
South   Carolina        3,919
Maryland         J.812
Misntana        3.443
Washington        3,OT0
Nebraska         3.041
Arkansa.^         2.658
North Dakota       2,560
Mlsalsslpyl        J,303
Maine         2.090
Louisiana        3.ISO
South   Dakota        1.867
Colorado        1.759
Or»Bon         1.577
Rhode Island       1.562
New  HamiLihlre        1.535
Idaho          1,351
Florida        1.171
Vermont          1.170
irtah           1
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righteousness of tholr I'S know that they will Pnris, London or Brus- ilorm.nns   whose   names
\on LerKuer would not
New   Mexico District   of  Co^lumbi.1
Wyoming    	
Arizona   	
I>ei.iw.ire    	
Nevaia   	
Ala.i'iia   	
Hawaii    	
Porto   Rico   	
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Twenty-eight Profiteers Convicted.
take ;o llerlin nnd whiih the alliea | have now sotit tliere. There will be ! an oxeeutioii "I' tho spirit of Article ' 228, bnt not of the letter. The sword j of nllied jnsrico is duih-d .igalnst a j wall of rciilitios, for the nrtiele In qu.^s- | tion eiinnot be enforeod as it was writ- i ten and signed. Here Is the allied 1 plan: |
First, the German government muat \ accept the list of accused Cermans and thus  recognize  In  principle    ' at  they did  offend  aguinst   the  la if  war.
That done, the ullles will e,   sider th« exigencies of the situation.
These decisions wore reached at a meeting of the Committee of Ambassa¬ dors. They were Incorporated Into the draft of the proposed note to Berlin which wns cabled to London and Rome for thc approval of the Elnglish and Italinn premiers. The note will b» telegruphed to the French charge In Berlin, and with the list will be hand¬ ed to tli^l Ierman government.
The new allied plan ean mean noth¬ ing less iliun that the allies will con¬ sider the difficulties confronting the Ebert government In meeting the de¬ mands of tbo entente, and if Berlin ex¬ hibits good faith, or, does not exliihit bad faith, the allies will not odiibit nny precipitate haste.
Information comes from a high dl|> lomnile source that the allies will give attfniion to Germany's professed will- Ingness to iry ihe neciised men before a tii;:ti (lei'tnnn eour* with allied prose- cuii'rs.
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f urine vear.t, cnrrvinir ^hr.?.,     "    ''""'    -"^verai Ther; had VecfnfK K  '"^ ^^"°"' daily nf th. . "Jff!""' ^?^P 3 '•eorganizat.-^i
companv- which u-nT'P'"'^'"''»« put fhe road in bet or h P'^?'?"<^ '• nier than ever" The'Ve^^^ i'rl' "'"- ZT ,"'¦'  '"'^""raged  bv "'
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FOK S 1 KELT CAK FAKfc Our Liicle Sam is feeling the incr
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cost of street car tickets jSst us n uch „ any   of his citizens, oerhan.: n„.r..        "
'^^"S- perhaps more.   The r-ise in street car fares is going to c^
nionths of the fiscal year for lettef car riers alone. Ihis amount was "ai ow^ in the deficiency bill after the f-irst A^
h'vl K*"^ u"""^'' economy woJw lu^e ,0 be observed lo get by   on   that
fhT,"h '.y^ '"''' 'he House commiu^i that the   150,000 increase in car fare i.
rather. If Berlin   o^f^ecfLtthe nnhr'""','*''   "'«  ^"'h- 01 ized bv the public utility commissions
; \\ here we used to have a five-cent rate
I in rriany cities we now have to pav seve.
1 sents, and where we had a nat rate con-
1 ract
foi
, .      —-¦ - ..-. rate con-
tnat IS. paying a lump sum
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transporting our carriers, the com- p.-mies refuse to renew them and make I us pav a straight fare. Of course, as the c.-r fare goes up „e reduce the travel » n.nch ns possiide, because the mere it co-?s the less ndvantnce it is to us"
ir? nrririM s ATTFvn
FTIN'G OF STATE ASSOCIATION
NITRATE PLANT GRAFT CHARGED
lnform.ition Is Laid Before House War Expenditures   Committee.
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LANE   RETIRES   ON   MARCH   1.
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111 !"i'"',,nof .Mr I eopohl scco'i.ie.l bN ¦Mr W'rbv. it was moved that tlie salary of the [lolice be increased from ?i>i,nn to ?,nooo per month,
.Mr Snvder. at this point, advise,! rnuncil that he was not at alt satistiel with the increase granted him and that it thev would consider the matter, thev w( uid agree with him that his hours were just as long as tho<e put in bv the police, nof considering the fact that in case of a fire he was the one mm who
Continued on Page Fight,
President Accepts  Res jnation of  Sec¬ retary   of   Interior,
\\nshirii.'ioii. Pn-siilent Wihon m- eepted tho re-^i.-nniion of Frnnklin Knight l.nno, soi-ro;ury of tho Int. rlor, to he olTenlve Mnnh I. Mr. I.nne's reslgnntlon vuis delennined upon ome Ilme ngo. hut hi.: hoei held In ahe,\ unee boenuse of Ihe Pro;.iilonl's Illness
.Mexnnder T, Vo;;olsung of Callfor nin, now flrst assistant socntary of the Interior, has been mentioned as hU Rucressor.
A modifi.d form of the Lodge reserva¬ tion on Article 10 has been prepared by Sen.Ttors Lenroot of Wisconsii\ and Kelloga of Minnesota, and it will , be proposed as a substitute for tho Lodge reservation later in the tight on the treaty.
Wholv3.a!e looting of merchandise in transit upon the railroads of the United States caused a loss of ip- proivini-itcly $45,000,000 in 1919, ac- :ording to United Siates railroad ad- '   ',, ol' ition statistics.
Tl' ¦     iinient   wireless   station    at
^ t.il,    N.   J.,    was   coniplettly
.        ^    ;   ;y thc storm.
Actual   rel.nquishment  of   government control over railroad operations has i already   begun.      Equipment   of   the various roads i« being brought back ' so far as possible to owning lines.       j
Senator Hitchcock, leader of the ad- • ministration forces, believes that the j President'* letter to him will help to | bring about an agreement on treaty i reservations. |
There are  18 or 20  Democratic aena- ' tors  who   are   prepared   to   vote   for ' the Lodge reaervation on  Article 10 if   it   IS  slightly  modified,   but  that number   ia   not   eufflcient   to   insure ratification.
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?.imes_ Kemmerer residing in  |hi«hkil1 Tnw-nship,   near r)ont'I.-(«vi|W'<6rhiIe mv oMting a  prindine marhij^'in  hi? y,^f^ Thursdav had his hsnif raneht in the
machine* and the tin of .a f1np»r wa« cut oft ^ver.il neii»hhor« Irought him to a V.iT.irpth nhv<ifian Thrv fame to towa i" .1 sleiph fnd were rompeUerl to shovel t^ip'tr wsv through th» <nrrw drifts manr p'ares Vine comp»n»d to enter nnS favel fhrn,,,^ the fclds, the roadi htHttm I *•'• d!v driffetl