Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent

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Paper For z Elome
SUNDAY INDEPENDENT
LEASED WIRE TELEGRAril REPORT TO 3 A. M. SUNDAY
The WEATHER
I'a.: Light ^ ; col.li-r f(un- day n'i;lTi. M.-'Isv fair an.l much colder.
FIFTY-SIX PAGES
The Only   Sunday  >!'?wspai>«'r Coveiinsf the Wymnliiff VAlley
WILKES-BARRE, 1»A., SUNDAY, JANUARY 30.1927
KoterMI   at   Wllkos-ilnrre.   P».. aa   He«ond   Clax   Mall   Mntter
2 BOROUGHS JOIN FRESH FIGHTING
PRICE EUIHT CENTS
HANOVER IN TAX SENSATIONS; FORCES ARE RUSHED TO CHINA
CHECKS WENT ASTRAY IS ALLEGA TION MADE IN LARKSVILLE CASE
Signed Statement Involving West Side Councilman Is Given To District Attorney
MAY CHARGE FORGERY
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Inforraallan lodged with tho office cf District Attorney Thornaa M. Lewis riromlaen a new sensation In the mat- ti.T of expenditure or lax money, tho (IrtRtl.H of allegations bearing sim¬ ilarity to the more serious under- tnking' of citizens of Hanovor Town- Khlp who a week uro charged praft paymenLs of almost a million dollars In the oifaira of their school district. ' 'L'ho new dovrlopment Is from thc borough of I^irksvillb and It deals di¬ rectly with tho issuance of chocks by tho board of councllmen.
.According to admissions of the Dis¬ trict Attorney's office last night, a written and sijrned statement has been I>!Qrod with tho county prosecutor, In- dicatinff that one Robert Clark had re- putllated receipt of a check In thn sum oC three thousand dollars, supposedly foi electrical work on tho fire alarm .system of I.,arksvillo borough. Mr. Clark, the diytrlct attorney's office Ruys, has made his slatement at the Iniftanco of thc Luzerne County Tax¬ payers' A«soclation.
Tho fare of Iho check carrlea thc (amo of Ilobert Clark. On the back, /lowcver, thero appears 1 he namo of John Mock, a counctlman of Larks¬ ville borough, aa well ns tho namo of Mr. Clark. According to Clark's ad- miastons, he was in New York City v/hen the obei'k wan-cashed at the Plymouth National Hank and Clark says ho never endorsed It. He also insists he dM not receive thn money.
I'hotographa of two checks, ono of a small amount and tho other carry¬ ing the threo thou.sand dollars, havo been obtaineil by agents of the Tax¬ payers' Association. Kobert Clark ad¬ mitted receiving the first check for a trivinl figure and bis name ia en¬ dorsed on tho back. I>ut neither the handwriting nor the spelling qf .the namo appears to bo tho same on tho two checks.
niffoi-enci* in U'rltins: Oreat similarity, according to the information,* is shown between the writing of thc namo of John Mock and the writing o£ thc namo of Itobert Clark on the larger chock and it Is also noticeable that whi'e the hand¬ writing on the smaller chock Is very different thn spelling of Clark's namd is also changed. In ono Instance the endorsement ends with "K" and In the other It enda  wllh "K."
No formal charges have been made by tho district attorney and tho Tax¬ payers' Aasoclatlon, agents of the lat- I ter declaring that thero are other de- 1 tails of Larksville expenditures which I they want to examine Ix^fore taking I formal action. District Attorney Jjjewis has advised them that thcy I bavo sufficient grounds to enter ouster 1 proceedings agaln.st Mock, if it is (¦|Dved he signed tho endorsement of tiW tlir-'Q thousand dollar check; also I that more serious charges can be pre- I ferred or immediate action for re- I moral taken by the Issuance of quo I warranto proceedings through the lofrice of the attorney general. Agent.s Inf the assotflntion wouM make no pre- Idictlon as to- what course they will Ifollow.
Clark, according to the office at- haches of tho district attorney, made [willing appearance- when nsked to plve his version of the check. It ap- ars thut he waa hired to make re¬ pairs of Larksville's flro alarm sys- jem. Subsequently, a check was is- ¦ued for three iI;;;UK:uid doilara to |ay for Iho repafr.s. buC Clark'.'i state- nent Indicates that he failed to re- Dlve this money. Humors incldentaJ the matter are that he later waa [fered part of the money.
i'honre lo Scr\e TubUr llnTestigatlon Is reaching into other ntterfl   of    I^arksvUle    flnanclul     In- t    ' '     k also being given
:   reports  that   Ihe ¦ n/>«>(i And caah ob- 'd   1 hrough  tbo    signature    of    a ang woman.    FYom indications thas reported   to   the   di.*--trict   attorney appears  that  the  Taxpayers'  As»o- illon    has    an    opportunity    to    ffo ply Into all affairs of the borough, elated to the filing of information the district  a't'-^""v   there   ts  a j^rt   that   men them -
rs as port of  I 'ov*>rn-
offered   a  n- : tax  levy  if  t? Ion   would   agn
g3 in connection  wuh tho three find      doM.^r      chi^cM.      Rpreutlv
few years.    T«xi/<*yei   a^cii 1 lo conflrra the report that ttnuftd  on  Ffc«e  $—S9c.   1.)
10 EXPAND COSTS
Exeter Caught In Traces Of Reform When Taxpayers Association Halts Contract
ILLEGALITY CHARGED
On petition presented by the Tax- PILyors Association of Luzerno County. Judge William S. McLean, Jr., granted a preliminary Injunction yes¬ terday, restraining tbo Kxeter school boanl from proceeding further with tho erection of additional improve¬ ments in connection wllh the construc¬ tion of a now school building In that borough. Tho petition nllegos that tbe .¦ichool board has exceeded the legal limits in authorizing a contract to Anthony Grosek for the erection of a gymnasium and sleel work In connec¬ tion with the new school which were not Incorporated In the original con¬ tract. Further, that tho ^30.000 which was appropriated for the new improve¬ ments cannot be raised without ex¬ ceeding tho two percent limit 6f the school district indebtedness. Another objection Is that tho plans for the od- dltloiuil improvement.s were not sul)- mltted to the Department of 10<luca- tion at llarrl.sburg. Judge McLexin did not fix tho dato for,a further hearing on this injunction.
The Exeter school directors have l>een before the public of late quite frequently. State-wide comment was cau.sed on their attitude In tho ap¬ pointment of teachers. Teachers were dismissed becaiiso of political reason.^, only to be rehired whep public opin¬ ion became aroused. The policy of the school di.sLrlct Is supervlffed by three directors, Thomas W. Walsh, Stephen Scrinak and John Trir,co. Tho minority members are James McNeil and-Qeopge J. llusha. .       .
Kxtras Added
The original contract for th© school called for an expenditure of $69,000. I..a(er tho board decided to make ad¬ ditional improvements. The first contract stipulated that the only room in the bdiiement should be provided for a boiler house and lavatories. The new Improvements called for the erec¬ tion of a gymnasium ro-lnforced with steel. This work called for an ex¬ penditure of $30,000. It is alleged that the Iward has also spent $7,000 in connection with the school extras.
Tho school directors are to meet on Wednesday night an<' it is reported that action will bo taken to atxindon tho policy of extras and that the re¬ cent contract to Anthony Grosek will bo cancelled.
Tho school board. In order to pro¬ vide for the exptcndtture of the ml- dtttonal $30,000, would have to make an Increase of at lea.st six mills to the tax levy. This cannct l>e done at the present time, legally, althongh the lioard might have spent the money from general taxation and mmle up the deficit through short term notes until such time as the tax levy was boosted.
Another charge of the ^ Taxpayers' Association In connection with the (Continued   on   Page   6—S^c.   1.)
Hudson Coal Co. To Close Mines
For tho second timo In two weeks. 22.000 mine workers bet'.veon Carbondale and Plymouth will be Idle for fin Indefinite period as a result of notices po.^^ted at nil col¬ lieries of tho Hudson Coal Co. yes- tertlay afternoon Ihut there will bo no work Monday. Tho shutdown will continue untU further onlors. Kn reason for the onler was given by Hudson Coal Co. ofTl'jIais at Scranton In onlerlng lhat the whistles blow "all over" at all col¬ lieries.
Two weeks ago a suspon.ilon wns ordei-^ at Hudson Co. collieries wlthoQt previous warning anil the mines -were Idle for flvo days. It was unofficially reported at that time that » tie-up of rnlltoada in Canada as a re.suu of big snow storms had caused congestion and a shortage of orders prompted the idleness at the mines. Generally it is considered that a shortage of oniera from the distant markets for nninracllG Is the cause of the shut down of operafion.s.
SKULL IS CRUSHED;
IS DYING
Strange Circumstances Sur¬ round Shooting That Takes Place In Heights Section
VICTIM IM HOSPITAL
Weather Change Is Coming Again
Washington. Jnn. 2!^—Rains over the eastern haK of the Ignited Htntes this weok, followed by an¬ other rold wii\e early nexl week. Wfiv pmllcted l.'y the Unitpil States We.tther nnreau  t<»<i»*y.
The precipitntlon is tH'ing broncht rapidly e^witwaril by nn ntin..: phr-r'r dt:;1nrS:tnce frnm the lb«kv M.Ullll:'.;II I i-i.tuiH. Trmperatupef* \^,'' li(vi;in to ' iti 11) the lower l*ak»' I' . i.'ii an.l the C»hto and lower Mis i^ Ippt Vnltejs Sunday uml In the .Mianiic States Hun<lay night ut M'>nd!\y moming.
The cold weather will continue Ihroughout the week, ihe Ibirenu vaid. with a few brief warmer ."T'ell.«i Hiilns and snow later In the. week were   also   foreseen.
INCREASE MILITARY SHOW UPON BOTH LAND AND SEA
CLOSE DRIDGE
Old Market Street Structure Will Be Moved Up Stream In Job Starting Monday
TRAFFIC CHANGES
Tho task of moving the Market street bridge from ten to twenty-four feet northward on Its piers to muke room for the construction of the lower half of the new ptructure will bo started at 7 o'clock Monday morning, according to the contractor, Walter S. Rae.
This means that for tho greater pnrt of this weok no trolley cars will be nperated over tho bridge and only foot traffhc will Iw permitted. It will also mean that patrons of the Wllkes- Harre Hallway Co. must walk across the bridge to board West Side cai-s.
Traction oon>paiiy- officials were notified by the contractor yesterday that his men tomorrow morning will begin the delicate and difficult Job that was postponed last weok because of tho sudden rise in the river. The traction company ot once ask«<l the newspapers to notify patrons of West Side llneft that aftor 7 o'clock Monday morning no AVest Side cars will run from, or into Public Square. Trolley oars will take on and discharge pass¬ engers at the We.st end of tho lirldge.
Kour days, at leo-st, will \m required to case the long structure of steel northward on the steel rails that have been laid on top ,of the piers. The city end of the i»rfdgo Is to be moved up a distance of twenty-four feet while the West end of the bridge will, be moved only at>out ten feet. The contractor estimatfs that the fastest rate to be expectod will Ije ono inch an hour nnd he lui.s fixed a minimum of four days fur the entire Job.
When the bridge moving Job Is com¬ pleted late this week, the eastern end of the structure wdl 1h> located almut ofiposite the side entrance t.» Hotel Sterling. A new approach mUHt be constructed on the city end of the bridge, the retaining wall built only two years ago having t>ern tron down. On the western end, no change wil! be (Continued  on   I*age  6—Rec.   1.)
Ashley Man Is Victim Of Murderous Attack — For¬ mer Friend Contesses
ASK RAIDING PARSON . TO RUN FOR SHERIFF
Presumably   actuated   as   a   cocae-1 one clergyman bas boen in the publk:
quenco of toilsome desire to see that law and order como mto their own in Luzerne county, a hrglon of friends have in.stltuted a Ix>om favorable to Uev. James Lnwson* pastor of Nanti¬ coke M. E. Church, for tho ofAce of sheriff of Luzerne county.
A  dozen  petitions are  being: circu¬ lated   throM?rh"»it   the  eounty   re^ativ"
td   Iheir  signaturft   to   these   p I* i« (inderNirtrtd that R*v- I^av.
.satitv    lu    Ul*;    i:ic:iK.viiia.n     M ifiau next few days at which time it ts ' < ted hc will faborably expresa hi
f. Wi'hin    m-"mr.ry    rf   r-rnl    p'"-'*-
eye In a political way in recent years
and  h.
lat«   tm .*..    in   th' iibling hon¬ in   ht-   h'-
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ASSAILANT  HELD
With his skull crushed In two soc- tlon.s, caused by axe wounds, said to have been Inflicted by Anthony Huut- ta.'dt, 12 Frederick street. Ashley, Peter Smolock. thi rty-five years ohl, was dying at three o'clock this morn¬ ing In Mercy Hospital.
The tragedy occurred shortly be¬ fore inidniRlit at the ItovitiKkl )K>anl- ing house. Police say Sauttask luy In wall for his victim und as he entered the kitchen of tho homo, the a-ssail- ant swung tho axe twice, the first blow ciushing in Iho right wldo of tho man's skull and thc second took effect at  the rear r»art of the bc»d.
The allosed assailant Ls locked tn the Ashley Jail. Less than one hour after the near murder, Sautta«k ad¬ mitted to I'olice Otficers Kenneth Heo.so and Martin Walsh of the Ash¬ ley i>ollre department that he com¬ mitted  the crime.
I'olice report that early In the eve¬ ning both men quarreled. Hmolock Infer went to a dame In I^co Park. Kor more than two hours tho assail¬ ant wit In the kltvben of tho Iktvlnskl home with the lady of the houso. Mrs. Uuvlnski wltnesRod the tragedy and recited thc details to th*o poilce.
At tbe time of the attack on Smo¬ lock, Mr. Kovin»kI and four children weru asleep on the second floor of the building. Tho sound of the crush¬ ing blows of the axe on tho head uf Siiiolo<!k aroused every memlwr of the family who rushed into tho kitchen. Hovlaski upoa seeing what hiul hap¬ pened hurriedly summonod a nolghlnir and tmth men tied the alleged assail¬ ant wtth a belt binding bis hunds and feet.
Ashley police were called and Oftlrerw Heeso and Walsh after arivlng H'nli/,t d the dangerous condition In wblih thi- wounded tnu.n wus und Immeiiuitely put In a call for Dr. H. 11.•Huffman, of A.shley, who arrived ut the Hovln- ski borne and ordered that tho Injun^d men l>e rushed to thc ho:<pltal.
Hauttask wus takun to Ashley poilce station after the wounded man was sont to the Mercy Hospital. Without any unduo proK.sure Sauttask ton- fessed to both pnllco olIlc«rs that h« twice swunK the axe at Smolock's head, the ofilcers declared. It is re¬ ported the BsHallant hud boon under tho  Influonco of liquor.
Smolock  wns In  a d;tnirerou'» condi¬ tion at three <> littlo hope w;i       *• covery.     Bloo-;   : ,
his   wounds  and  also   from  the   DMMf, mouth and eyes.
The  wounded  man ha."  ' ^    '
dtnt   of   Ashley   for   tho five  years.     Ho   Is  unm.i say  that  he  had nover l>erui*t  tUui*:--! m   any   troutile.     Little   Is   known   of
S.,nv.i k.   who   re<*""'     '     '     '   ¦
!¦¦;.-  at    tho     1 \<- ll'.*'.    Sauttask %-. Die  rr'HUtts of the  Wi'Uii hU victim.    Ashloy  pollre ur« in pos session of (he axe.
Hyslfrtous J^tiootine
Edward M'-''       '   --   ¦¦¦¦'^"-^
of     181      LlTi' teriou'ly  mhoi Ing   la   front   "I waiting   for   th*-   •* '"'-¦^   •"  comr-  to  : >: n to M«r<
GIRL DIES OF
SffllBl'ENGWI TflWUBlEm
Flower Of Cold Stream Or¬ ganization Sets Sail Alter Parade Through London
READY FOR EMERGENCY
Motor Ride With Married Man Ends In Suicide That Was Carefully Planned
ROMANCE SHATTERED
Misn   Tlt'lro    IlalavoKO,   iiprd   20,   of JIS   (•ooi>pr   hIu'oI,   C<.\lrl<Inl<i,   lllod   ft terrll)lo    dfuth    In    WyomInK    Vfillov Homeopnthin Hospital thin mi.i: i2:35   from   tho   effpotn     of     <! fotir ounri'n of c.irbollc ocUI.    ' Kobnrtji,    ftBCl    24,    of    1.18    MorKiiii nireet, I.uiprno. who aald hc was with tho  Bin,   BllhoUKh    a   nhort    dlntanc away   al  the   time    iihft    tlrnnk     tho pol.ion.   wn.H  Brrintril  by lh«  locul  po¬ lice early thin momlPK for an Invontl- gatlon   and   will   po^«ll»ly    bo    turned over to the Htato polico Ihle mominR
Krom whut the local polico conlil loam from- llotjerta, who la a mar¬ ried man. It In liclleveil lhat a love aff.ilr prompted tha yoiinit woman lo ii.ko her life. Bhe drank Ihe polnon In Swoyerville, according lo Itob.'rl« and wa» runhcd to Homeoputhli^ hospi¬ tal al 12:16 thin niornlnjt. Hhe ex¬ pired len mlnutoH later, althouKh •tr-vnO doctorn worked valiantly In un ofTnrt to savo her llfo.
Ilotjoru  told  Chief Urown  that   he had    known    the    Kirl    oUiut    iievon month  and   hud   met   her   fri-qiienlly Uf   MUid   ihal   nhe   nnd   hlH   w*.7i   lu.ii worked In the name nllk mill In  |.'orty Kort   and   thut   hln  wlfo   brouRtii   lh" IluluvaKn   Kin   lo   llvo   nt ulMfUt Moven monthn a*;o  . at ilM! houKO up until tw. whon nho moved to Ht Cooper >lm>t, Court dale.
Krpt  KnuaKemnnt
Ijut night, Hub'-rt I Kald. lie had on .mKuKoment  with  the   Ilaluvajjo    ki^' und   met   her   In  front   ot  tlio   Hn\' tliealre   about   XI  o'clo<k.     He  nald   ' motionod to tho Kirl to fodow walk.Kl   ahead   to   r>it>rih   Wa ond   Ijint   Market   street.       Hi nuld ho met tho Kirl and both walked up North Wiuihlni?ton Ktreet to llnlon ntreet whero they got In hln automo¬ bile.
Robertn  said   ho   drove    up   North I
Wuahlngton atreet to Blm ntreet and
thl n wont up olonn the river to Wyo-
<• •     -.   I.n   tho
.aid he
. t     und
nlupix).!   iil   frulil   or   lll.l   muvinx   plc-
turt theatre.    He nald he and the Kirl
JiU.>u« .tt tl.e Allk lui.l auld  tho   Kirl   told   him
.'Southampton, Rnir.. Jan. 2D --One l>altHllon of tho famous OM Hlrr«im r.uurdn nailed today for China after a parade IhrouRh liOndon. which re¬ called Aurtlxt 11M4 when the flrnt de.- tachinonln were lenvInK for Franoo. Thn nunrdn, who never before have aorved eant of Bun, were aboard the Klnfnun Cnnlle.       ,
llroakfiiat waa nerved hefore *»wn t<"lay at WrlllnKton Darracka. l.on- don. natlnllon huitlern rnnperated tn a rendition of the rail known •> "Wlven Hti.i Pwe'ilhonrtn." nnil the Runrdnnien turned otit of the moaa hall, pul on their full war equipment nnd    formed    oiilnkln    ihe    Imrrnrka.
.' n.  for half an  lumr. tho tall  youni
M I.f tho llunrd fell out fo nay fare.
.11  lo  their  wlven,   aweethearta  and
frlendn,   who   had   aaaembled   before
•un up.
The rnnkn wero formed oKaln nnd. arcnmpanled by tlioir womon folk. .^ome of whom carried balilen, the Ouard marched away through Hlrd- rnKO Walk, Tnifatirar Hqunre. White- hull and iicronn \\" IlrldKe whiili 1(1 Jrtkt lielou ,f Par- llamonl, to flouth I ¦ ' '¦ Water¬ loo Htatlon, whero they entrained for thin port.
Tho acufflInK palter of women'* fill nnd tho occasional rry of an In¬ fant Idended etranKoly with XXin e.huf- fllnK proKroRa of iru/irdnmen ahod for war. ,
Thc Clunrds .iro a iraranky tot. Tliey n^» hji* mcn. Tito r;;r:lor n* t^e*- o"*- rern contalnn mnny famoua namea. The rocnrd of thoir ouKaKetnenta In- cluden moat of the bli? flKhtn In which nrllnin haa mct a forelKU foe, litit, ntrnniroly ennuRh, the flrnt Cildatream fJuanln    fouffhl    KoKMnhmon.      Hinco
¦ n the flunrdn "have formed nfiunda Ifployi-d afii-r the itiodorn manner foot Boldiern on many famoua flelda
I'ROTKTTION   IN   (IIINA
Harur  Kow. .Ian.  2'J    The  American
rX: JIM' ¦ 1      c r    (•riiniii. I.-.-     '.i.l.iv    n.n
a   uf   .\inc.^lcun    bu»Uii^iw«   lu .ntrolle<l    by   the    Nullonullat
Ail.ilrury  demaniln  of  fhe  nervantn' union    for    ln< reane*!    waK''n    an.l    a
"rl..s.-.l     i.Ik.i. ¦     VMi-i-    llll,  I I.r . I.-.I     I.hI.x
Cli, -	
uccopt the aerviinfn terma.
\.,'i<,    j.-in.    20     !.•"•>    .¦¦Ill '   yuu want  * don't let  •
. ..¦-   ..f Dr. J. 1..   ,...  ,	
<it the   Hureau  uf CHilld Hy-
¦    '     "."  Ilk* a fat
,'ice  and  leaa
Call Local Men To Go To China
WycminB Valloy youilK mon whf have aeen prevloun nrmy norvlcr and whone character In beyond rjnoMtion. nre ofterei opportiiniiy '      ; .tii China,  it
l.iy ut re¬ al Jio. 1 Koiifh Mum ntreol, thin ctty. Thlrty-flve men wli; he tnken al i.iir.- mil will tie aent lo tho mriin !i\     it't.irhmonla   In   the   trout«l.>l
....    .-f   '.V.r.   Or'.r".*.   fcolUni'   mui on   Malill   ;.
PLAN TO SEIILE CHINESE AFFAIR
Foreign Secretary Chamber¬ lain Declares Offer Of Compromise Was Made
LLOYD GEORGE SPEAKS
BABIES TO BE WELL
OUGHT TO BE LEAN I
nirmtnirhnm. Knirlftnd. .i.tn. :.* (Irniit Itrltaln Is pr^iutrrd to m<<^t China half wny. Korplirn RorrMary Hlr Austrn t*hnnilK>rtaln said tonUrht lu a spffi'h hcforn thr JowMrs Associa¬ tion. In whirh he dls(?tissod Ihe trou- bipsomp situation which fi"" drawn a Hritish ni-«t and a llrltlsh army to¬ wanl Hhsnvhnt.
rhrinit ' !   nrttiiln two dnys
iiffo hii'i it'!idin«'ss to fcnar,
the    B)" . net ton    of    Itrtttith
courts of I.iw htit up In China and wtltlnfrni<Ns to recoKnIxn China's courts of laws ns compctpnl couil". Talk of t^rltiHh Imprrlaltsm Chnmtxirlflln de- Mcrlljcd ns "nonsonsr."
He   said    Hrltuln    wi»s   pre|Miret1    ' blind over to, tho Chln^so Iha gsn'-r admin l.-tr:itJt;p    of    t.-txatlnn.      Cri...^ !!r!!a!n    h;^ rAld.   would not  rfcnsr"!"c th" N'rittnrnlt'it r^vfrfimrTif nt Pnntf>n, I,.- ....
fur a IwinlH of settlrmtint nf the tfOU-
Mo In  t.'hlna.
IJoyit CJenrKU Hp«»hMs David   l.hiy.I   (htnu'^   nlso   disciissrd Cldna   In   a   ("iwnh   hm*   toflny,    Thn f«rm«»r   preinl* r   nald   that   unless   th" protilpm    WIT-'    v'M    truvllrri.    nrttl^h btisincsn   In   ' nslcr  IJoyil > ' Ml nft<»rniMtn.
it Hlr AustMn wiintod r- 'iiiTN   In   tht*   Ciitiinrt whfn lh<'y hrard tho woi.j "u ir"
"You cinnot trust a dlpsomjiiiliir." he Hald. "with a bottle of whiskey Hom» tn^n iret very cxclt«d when they rmf-M tr'inpwwdcr."
!     flrorKi*     spoke     ln-^ore     thp ..f thn Mlilland teti>cral K^dnr-
•'hiimi>«'rl»ln   sol:' "With r^Kp"*** t" ¦
'¦vt rtim.'iii    1
luIiicHHi (JU   aidu   j3Lr'.-*.l   and   that   U- tented.
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only u
"Twti d«>.. press''d    its
Ch'-  ¦ ¦ '	
When  thf ^
.1  side  .•Mr»*«t )'...lH'if«     '-;iid
Mi«r  aiaBM wtiid**hU'lU aitd | iwTi'am. I
II four places. t^nir<»d    in
mg   the   shootinK   '>ut   cuui^l    Imd trft<*A of thf  aMpuillant.    A   uuralKT
GOVERNOR TO APPOINT LUZERNE COUNTY MEN
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Ftnher I* eapocicd to  nutimlt   to   the   "' ^'f-nate on  Monday niKht  nominaliortf.' ^^ •-    aeveral    important    offlcea    i'
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t to have tlic law«enforced.
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ltd   the
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OF UNITED STAIES ARE ORDEREO OUT
Roar Admiral Blakely Com-
ill.illUliltj     HtitllUUiUii     riu-
tcction In Chinese Waters
PROTESTS UiyiHEEDED
twiHin Sun Juna and l>nl Hur h'onavca. Thn natuni nf thn Infnrnintlon that i.iu.'t'd th<> i.*^nfrul patrol onler WM not di?t('litMi><l.
Tin* Unitf.l BtatftH Transport Ar- fronnti haa firrlv«d with 400 Marln« nlioanl. It wits n?(plnlni>d thoy wuuKI Ite Mint tu the intorinr Monday.
Washtntrlon, Jnn. 39.- -In addition ta Iho   flfty-flvo   AmcrU-nn   wnr; ' or near <'htn»s« waters, thrt*"
w.'f'  .tplfrfd  ti>   Hiiwalt  by  tU»   .-.../
I ''I'.ii Uii"i;!     t o,lit\ .
T'-'    ¦ <•  (.¦ll..\vf»d n Whlt»» Ho«M»
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of
V4«i4tlVtl.
Hoports of attacks on Amertcan con¬ sul liutlorick at Miinkhow hava not lwi»n ronflrnnvl ofllclally. New orlnoera onl<*r«'d tf> ll')nolutu nre:
N '   from    I'uerta   Cab«t«ji^
N ' iHiTu  fitiifima.
ItX'hmund from (luar.tanomo, Cuba. Th« Milwiiukci-   now n( Norfolk, wlU
r«-i'	
urnii'd forcaf or hinii.   »'iiiiiule
•U.IW1II  In iiin»f   Ih»   I
Hear  Admirnl  J,   It.   if.   Itlakwly,   U. d.   V,   owMiMtnnt   I'himf  of   the   IturwffTt
of    ¦
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fur   imint'dtate     trealir
In   rrtvrvnc*  to port on th* Port"
In ' I,'.
V-
In
¦ (lU U ift htM liuat* •^¦h^.n or how noffo-
n circles, Sm iiiHT  whnt  was 1   a.1   »   f '-y In a s'
W«   wrtikt China.    We i
lu     pruUct property     ta
Wf'ICIi: Wtl
POLICEMAN AND BANDIT SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE
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