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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Regional Director Orders Coal
Sale Cut to Consumer.
December's Arrival Sees To-
peka's Supply Dwindling.
STREET CARS ON "SKlP STOP
Plan To Be Used During Rush
Hours, Patten Asserts.
Impossible to Maintain Sched-
ules, Officials Declare.

December opened today with To-
peka's coal pile fast dwindling to moth
ing and with the city facing suffering.
There is coal on the railroad tracks,
according to the dealers, but the re-
gional committee will not release it..
One company has two cars of Colo
rado lump SO tied up and has taken
orders for it.
Dealers received an order from
northwestern regional committee this
morning to deliver no coal to any per-
son having a weeks supply on hand.
The Topeka Railway company will
put the skip stop plan into effect
in a few days to help cut down on
fuel, Howard Patten, manager of the
company. said today. This was the
action taken during the fuel shortage
used only during rush hours, it is Mr..
Patterns belief
crush Hour Trouble Grows.
I'VE are faced with the worst prob
lem we have ever had to meet in the
5 O'Clock rush hour" Mr.. Patten de-
clared. Where the rush hour usual
ly is spread over two hours, 1t is now
concentrated in the period from 5 10
about $50 p. m. We have not enough
cars to handle all the crowd in the
short space and consequently cannot
keep strictly to our schedules"
The poor of the city will suffer un-
less P. w. Griggs. county poor COM
missioner. succeeds in his effort to get
a car of coal released today. He said
he had enough to last today and pos
sibly tomorrow by doing it in guar
ter-ton lots. The fuel now held
by the schools will be used in case OF
| emergency to care for the poor, Mr.
Griggs said.
Griggs said the Kansas Coal com
pany had two cars released late Sun
| day. The company. in making appli-
+, cation for the coal, had stated that one
car was for the poor commissioner
according to Griggs, but refused Il
turn it over to him. The company i.
trying now to have another car re
/ leased for the poor, Griggs says.
| No schools were open today in ac
/ cordance with the board of educa
tons action. The teachers are hold
| ing meetings all week by grades, how
! They will utilize the enforced holida,
to map out their program for the res
1 of the year.
The Edison Situation.
/ A II. Purdy, superintendent of the
| Edison company, said his company
has two weeks supply of coal on hand
provided that consumers, continue t.
iconserve heat and also that the OF
| burners used by the company do no
| give out. The company now has Il
cars released. Fourteen other cars IL
| transit have been given up. Thes'
| probably were confiscated.. Mr.. Purd,
said. The Edison plant now is using
rs to 80 tons of coal a day. This rep
resents a saving of 25 tons a day, th'
result of the city conservation pro
| gram.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
new CONGRESS-
ASKED RECORD
APPROPRIATIONS
Retiring Secretary of Treasury
Presents Huge Dept. Estimates.
First Business When House
Convened Today at Noon.
BIGGEST SLICE FOR ARMAMENT
Total Amount Asked Today Is
s4,s65,41O,O31.62.
Both Houses Adjourn to Await
Presidents Message,
First Business When House
Convened Today at Noon.
BIGGEST SLICE FOR ARMAMENT
Total Amount Asked Today Ii
s4,s65,41O,O31.62.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The Sixty
sixth congress met today in it's first
regular session, which was expected to
Dental election next fall. There was
large attendance both in the senate
and house when the gaYels of Vice
President Marshall and Speaker Gillett
fell promptly at noon.
In accordance with an agreement
reached between Republican and Dem
ocrat leaders before the session open
ed, the usual formality of appointing
a committee to notify the president
that congress was in session was dis
pensed with because of the president 5
illness. A formal communication of
notification was drafted and dis
patched instead.
The record billion dollar congress
of ordinary peace times feded into
presenting the annual estimates, pro-
posed appropriations of practically five
billion dollars for conducting the peace
time activities of the government dur
ing the fiscal year 1921
According to these figures it will
cost more than five times as much to
conduct the peace time affairs of gov
ernment as it did in the year immedi-
ately preceding the world war.
Biggest for Armament.
The greatest individual estimates
for expenditures of course, go to the
army and the navy. The yearly inter-
est on the war debt, however. is ST.
17,500,000, which sum alone is
greater than all the appropriation for
the purposes whatsoever of any peace
time congress
All in all, the estimates justify the
predictions made on the floor of con-
gress, during consideration of the war
tax bills, that the present generation
would not see the government con-
Quoted at an expense of less than four
billions a year
The estimate appropriations for the
principal government departments
were presented as follows: legislative,
| (congress) s9.025.297.25; executive,
| (White House and government de-
partments) $149,111, ,463.77; judicial
| $1,634,19o; army, $9S9,57S, S,657.2O;
navy. S542, ,031.80480; pensions, S215,-
| 030. 900; public works, $3.50, ,921,-
| S10.17; miscellaneous, $S53,717,-
637.96; foreign intercourse, $11,243,-
250.91.
Biggest sum Ever Asked.
The total of all estimates including
| some Comparatively minor items not
included the foregoing is $4,865,-
| 410,031.62. the greatest sum ever
asked for any congress when the
country was not actually at war.
The billion dollar estimate for the
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01

Kansas Radicals to Face Jury
in Kansas City, Kan.
Are Charged With Violating
Espionage Act.

Kansas City. Dec. TRIAL of thirty
three 1. w. w. charged with violation
Of the espionage act was set for today
in the federal court at Kansas City,
Kan
would consume a month or more, as
about 100 witnesses were subpoena ed,
and a large amount OF I. w w. writ
ings and records are to be submitted
in evidence.
The cases have been called to trial
twice before, but the defense succeeded
in obtaining postponement. Fifteen of
the defendants are in Jail in Kansas
and Others are at liberty on bond. All
of the men were arrested during the
war.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
REDDISH TRIAL STARTS
Doctor Is Charged With Completely
in Two Murders.

Jacksonville, Ill. Dec. Il The
trial of DR.. Horace A Reddish
charged with completely in the muir
ders last April of his wealthy father,
Stephen NJ. Reddish. of Jerseyville,
and an aged negro domestic. Rachel
Cisco, was scheduled to begin in the
circuit court here today
The trial is to be held here on a
change of venue from Jerseyville. An
uncle of Doctor Reddish, John w.
MackeIden. of St Louis, also is
charged with completely in the muir
ders, but will be tried separately
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
EXPECT ARRESTS NOW
Newberry Indictments May Put f3s
! behind Federal Bars.

Grand Rapids. Dec. First arrests
by federal officers of the 133 men
named with United States Sena tor
Truman H. Ncwberry in the indict-
ments returned here late Saturday on
charges growing out Of the investiga-
tion of the Newberry campaign last
year were reported today
Papers for the arrests were being
prepared as rapidly as possible and
Special Assistant Attorney General
Daily was expected to return today
from Indiana polls TO help speed the
work It was said that an attempt
will be made to commence arraiEning
the defendants before Federal Judge
Sessions here next Monday. with the
probability that they will ceme into
court in small groups ard that all may
he admitted to post hail. one sum In
one instrument covering all.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01

Cloudy, unsettled weather, maintain
ing the present low temperatures with
occasional snow flurries, was the
weather schedule announced today by
S. D. Flora, state meteorologist.
No rise can occur in temperatures
until the snow has been melted. Snow
extends from Oklahoma to far north
into Canada. With a condition of that
kind, much cold weather can be ex-
pected, Flora said.
No snow was reported in Kansas in
the last "a hours. Snow was reported
this morning from Nebraska. South
Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado
and Wisconsin Conditions causing
lCnntinuei IN Para TSrn
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Eighty-eight Other Radicals Are Now
Listed to Leave United States.

Washington. Dec. 1--Sixty radical
aliens have been deported from the
United States in the last two years.
the department of labor reported TO
congress.
Deportation of eighty-eight others
has been ordered, the department saio
Total arrests on deportation warrant
numbered 697 during the same PERIOD
The figures do not include those
caught in the recent Red raids, the
report being only to November l.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
RULES AGAINST BEER
Kansas City Judge Won't Allow 2.7o
Brew To Be Made

Kansas City. Dec. Federal Judge
A. S. Van yalkenburg today denied the
application of the Muehlbach Brew
ing company and the Kansas City
Food Products company for tenn
porary injunction restraining the dis
trict attorney and the collector OF in
ternal revenue from interfering with
the sale of 275 per cent beer.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
RETURN ROADS SOON?

Louisville, Dec. What is regard
ed as a most significant order indicat-
ing definite return of the railroads to
private management was received by
Louisville road agents today from the
~ailroad administration. disseminating
nth certain exceptions effective today.
universal interline waybilling made eff
fective by the government May 1,
1918.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
TO BREAK PRECEDENT
VIII Try to Operate Anthracite Mine
With Non-union Labor.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec 1.-For the
first time in more than a generation
an attempt was made today to operate
as non-union the union coal mines in
the Pittsburgh district where $4,000
have been idle. The attempt to re-
sumo operations was based on the
fourteen per cent increase in wages
ordered granted the miners by the
government. Officials of district
number five United Mine Workers
are confident the experiment will
faiI
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
ARE HURRYING KOLCHAk
All Russia's Chief Retreating Before
the Onslaught of BoIsheyiki.

London, Dec 1.-The forces of Ad-
mira1 Kolchak. head of the ail-Rus-
sian government, are retreating with
such rapidity that they are unable to
construct defensive works, of which
there is none west of Irkutsk. says
wireless dispatch from the soviet gov
ernment at Moscow today.
Partisan bands continually harass
Kolchak, who has formed a bodyguard
of 5000 to protect himself, the dis
patch add
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
REPORT CASE OF FLU

One case of influenza was reported
to the public health department today.
Mrs. V E. johnson, of AIS Wilson ave-
nue., contracted the disease It was
the first case reported since Octo-
Der 2s.
Two cases of diphtheria were also
reported today. They were George
Redmond. 516 Lime street, and one
in the Snyder family. at 1913 Law
renee. This made a total of five cases
of diphtheria in the city.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
WILL REMAIN COLD
Cloudy. Unsettled, Few Snow FIurries,
Is FIora's Forecast.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS:
Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Tuesday {:
colder east portion. tonight.
Shippers forecast warns to protect Sc
hour shipments north and west against Il
temperature of 5; east and south. 20 de-
grees.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
TcxtiIe workers waIk Ont.

Fall River. Mass. Dec. Virtually
all the textile mills in this city. en-
~plGying 5000 operatives, were tied up
today by a strike for a 25 per cent
increase in wages.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Confer on Usage Fields.

Conferences began this afternoon
concerning opening of Usage fields.
These fields are now under state re-
ownership at this time. The supreme
court order. tho. may be extended to
include both Usage and I.eavenworth
county properties. The Usage fields
tContiuued on Page Two.l
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Cloudy and unsettled tonight and
Tuesday; colder east portion tonight.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Passenger Train Ahead.

The wreck took place one hundred
and fifty yards outside of Humboldt,
passenger train had passed thru. Rail-
way men declare that the slipping of
the switch could not have been acci-
dental and that the man responsible
for the attempt to seriously cripple the
state military forces must have been
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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
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lrrer / SanheIsfae; CtteIie 6aacIeu,
Snreriube / N~oNeI1oIeu. 3eSuoen ar
Ncr fsIgenSe ure aniat: Nd9rhtIo Guien,
GngeIIt % Preceptrei5; Nln1a 6o9crs
ion ~2onte'tic Scierce" % ~9oofiug",
Charles StaIet. St'toric % Iorit oa
V~rcceptor; Oscar 81 Ggerbp, Yiauo %
aor; @Iaops HnIum, @oBboIhcrt o.
0anoeI3fog; Murthn alepve. "HornoI
Sroiniug Sept; Morr grictiou, @tu'
itinifrift % S%nrti9itriit. 2esuNen mt
o~erpiler Sr. s.. 2auaIcj paa @ioliu.
Stisnt ser CT IouQcI paa Nsger Der
irm peo andre Stolcr pnn @ruun at
Streiter iaa Iiher pi life iaa meget Der
al. llnberrisninacn bar 8aaet irem
Ieont % reseImGsliat ira 9e8pnoeIien
al. ellie NIa5icr or or8auiIcret. %ono
% Nor bar tine gpeIicr,
ut Sconin8eu er iierrc enh flor Gnr
rel iii @rinN at hi er Fri fra Nen iors
itnrrcubc ari9 % Snihlcn5a. SiItrooS
for Granddaughter pan @runo al DC nal
minoeIiqe hsie Yriier uiicr Oct Jig at
bort Nirtefolt bar babe Haao % &iIs
Iiobeo at ieube fine @syr pna Stolc.
90 or Ser no9ct ION CT opmuntreroe
for Rem ION er / StoIeQicrntngeu ldn
CT BET pcl Oct ar ie ct itebic e2cnoe @leUs
uutuI peo bore Ntabcmler % Colleges.
Eornt tlinne atfomoberc l%onNuuue ion
tnoe set lrngere 0uriu8 oiI S'oIcn o8a
iao ioor oipc en- "Sbort Gourlc" / 6nns
heIsfoQ BETTE al,rills b~eapnNer oen 1Ooc
Noocmber % a%fiIutter Nen Bite WartS.
@lonQe bar nIlerebe meINt ii9 % 1toIen
renter minoit 40 nre &Icuer ION ptl
benpttc ii0 al Gnlebnin8en.
Sen 22oe IS. fnar ri en- Noncert al
WtiIs Sofie &ammer, Soprano, a%siiItcs
let paa Yionoet al Roiettn Sllon-
gSolon. Sofie Samner er peI ticnot
blonot port 6oIt og bar auerteoS oun>
oct 9Gber for i'm SANG.