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Allies Discover the
Germans Build Many.
New Submarine Boats

PARIS. Ian. ii.--Th" f"Hr American
arr,iSlirr representatives. l"fl today for
Trc.cs. where Marshal F1rh - pre-
<rnt:n. tho nrW terms TO III" German
commission. Tho party consisted OF
ADMIRAL William Shepherd Benson,
rhirf OF operations q: In" United
Stat"a navy: Norman II. Davis. repro
srr.iug The I'rIt"d states treasury;
Edward y. Hurley. chairman Of the
American Shipping Board. and Louis T..
sheldon who Will represent lcro"r,
9. Hoover tn" American food admin
:ztrat0r.
a frpCtt r"snt"d 20 thr c"unci!
having charge Of carrying "ut TN" naval
terms Of thr ariai$tIcc stated. accord
ing 10 the morning newspapers. mat
Tie intrr-all-d commission which NI$-
itcd kIcl- and WilhrhnShav"n dIsGoN-
cred submarines Undcr construction ~
slips. which the enemy thought would
10 ur"rlooH"d Tn: report adds that
thr ,;"rmana con- ui"!.d"d that they wer"
entitled 20 retain possession OF the un-
G"r-Watrr craft.
According To III" report. me dIScoN-
cr,. u, kie! ard WilhrlmShav";s lrd ~
III, timing of other vessels and "onS"-'
u;icntiv III" new terms "f III" arrniStlrc
will rrGu,r" III" surrender Of al sub
marine already hu:it and tho d"struc-
ton ~ hose on III" ways.
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Satisfactory Conference.

PARIS Jan. 4. 81 2. n.-!E" the
Associated Press. The conference OF
T>r.sid.n: Wilson with Premier Lloyd
George. Andrew Ronar Law and y. j.
Tal;nur. This afternoon. gave ooportu-
titv to- mos; satisfactory exchange
al v..vs or ths subjects coming mp
sn- settlement 4; tonorrow's session "t
,hn sun-.r,s war council. Ths hope IS
,x,,r.Sscd that this will result IN Siv-
,uc. CREATOR speed 20 thc work Of botn
N. sr,crc,,1c war couHr:l and tAs inter
allied peace conference.
II is expected that the sit;inEs oc
~. war council Will occupy IN" entire
dav One of the questions ~ be DIS
eussod Is the official Language TO -
rsnd during the sessions. 1t appears
.,so .ho, The question ot representa-
lion aus not been entirely solved.
7; - said tonight tha: tn" s'ippos'-
tioe ,ha, the French Language has oeen
sc.,i.f anon as the nnl" tongue 10 DC
,,ss,, m ,hc conference IS a. least pre-
mature. ,.-
The opening session Of parl'amen.
,,t ,h. cabinet .n.ct!nG Today 50 LOOK
,,, n. attention OF l'rcmiGr Clemen-
cont, and his coilaborat that niue
,,nor.un;,r was afforded for futener
cnnforcacA with tho French statesmen
h.forc -arrorrow's meeting. Il IS nor
,bourht hat there will DO any o!ttt-
.,.,,i,y in settling the questions or i'tn-
y,,ars pro>Sl,ire and representations r.
.hnuyh. n yt*w ut the nuno"r OF ma
,,,,s -an-.sentcd and thc"ir varying h-
,o., ~. 1,inStion Of representation
,.,,. l..volop 4 scncwaa; lengthy Cis-
..ISS.oH.
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MA|NT tanning ORDER;
PREPARE FOR ELECTION
IN GERMAN STATES

LONDON. Jan. 1A---,No renewal Of
disturbances in Rerlin Is reported IN the
latest advices. Tho government having
successfully survived Red Week" is now
applying itself to the business OF main
tanning order and preparing for The clrc-
tions 10 the national assembly Sunday.
Gustav Noske announces that h" will
keep sufficient troops in IN" city 10
safeguard the elections. Government
troops are active and are 6isarning all
The remaining Rcd bands and suppress
ing the dangerous aftermath OF robbery
and pillaginr by tho defeated and de-
posed Spartaran elements. III" leaders or
which. including former t'hi"G of Police
Tichorn. whose resistance 10 Dismissal
was the focus OF the uprising. have all
been arrested or have Tod.
Rumor is busy about DR.. I."eHnrcht,
the Spartacan chief. but nothing rcl-
able is known OF his fate OF whereabouts.
The NV police president. Richtcr. ie ro-
organizing and arning the police force
which will contain no Spartacan cle-
mcnts.
All the election results In South Ger
many announced up to the present tim"
show tho independents have everywhere
been defeated
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ADVANCING IN
POLISH CAPITAL
DANGER HAS BECOME
MOST THREATENING
Germans Delay Obsying Mar
shall Foch's Order for
Passage of Troops.
Yy j. ri. N. JETFRIES.

G,ordoa Times W,r"l"&s. tol~r! cht.
1912 by IubII" Ledger ''"l'
LONDON. lan. II. -- Tn" E"lshev!st
danger las rom" 4 d"cr"" "l"S"r IN IN"
las, e hours. On ia" most northern
Of the three lines Of railway c"nv"rE!rE
on Warsaw. E"lSh"vIs,s ar" advancing
from Wilma and have reached |udarce
and Ornny.
This gives them almost Lowell front
through Tudarr". Ida and liAranol"cS'
I'm, along III" central line. according 10
tho Polish general SInfrs informal ION
The advance guards got sill farther.
reaching mostly about lTn miles north
eaS, OF Warsaw and on. IN" N'"m"n.
while from th" southern lin" d"lach-
rrnnts pushed along tn" branch railway
westward ~ Sl"nn.
Overwhelming Forces.
Thr forces evidently intend ~ meet
"a. Vrlkoyisk Junction. lSh miles rom
Warsaw and Gn miles from he f"l'Sh
frontier There also was another ad-
vance from Ihnsk toward k"hrrn ara
Ercst-Li1ovSk but exactly whrr" the
Folshevis,S ar, ON this line is not clear.
rs tho German who are between. do not
let much information get through.
Farther south again. toward Novel
:ho Rolshcrisis are near FoN"rsk.
II is no; easy u &c" now l"laic ~
going 70 oppose IN" E"lShrvists when
they reach tho frontier Marshal forhs
order 10 the Germans to lot the f"l"S
through 70 defend Iithuanin has had
tho effects Of raising the spirits her"
enormously.
Delayed BY Germans.
Detachncuts are ready ~ occupy
Volkovisili and other ;n"naced places
but il is n quest ion whether the Ger
mans will not bluff and delay things
until the last moment. 80 th"y finally
Will hc able to declare <ardonica'ly tho
poles may proceed TO defend towns ard
points already in Trotsky's hands. Bc
sides, The Poles have but few troops
and haphazard equipment
Unless the Bolshevists halt at the
frontier. which is not likely. rs POLAND
is a mass Of food and booty. rich with
civilization worth destroying. there may
soon be hell let loose in the old Kind
dom.
| Tho naAes caaeseeoe~ paSHs aaal Wtss
the situation Immediately. othe1Eioa a.
far az Poland is concerned. tho confer
! ence might as we'll BE- In Mars. settling
! the frontiers OF Mercury
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LABOR UNION
MEN CLA9HED
WITH RADICALS
SEEK NEW TRIALS FOR
MOONEY AND BILLINGS
Efforts of |. w. W. and Social
lists to Control Meeting
Unsuccessful.

rItI,'hG0, Ian. 4 ---- Socialists and
r.tmh.r- or th~ I. ". W. made An an
s;icr,S I'M attempt today /" gain con-
.rnl pr the National Labor congress.
called by the international Workers
Defense League 20 decide upon Il plan
Of action iu nb,a:n nrw trials Tor
Thomas !. Mooney ard Warren Billings
now serving life terms for murder III
connection with thr san francisco
rrG:p.r.inc.s DaY bomb outrage July
o" lHlG.
Trouble was nrrcinilatrd nj tho
nnrniue session when several! hundred
Snria!ists and |. W W. leaders insisted
u,un hrinE seated as h"l"gatcs. Among
IN. Socialists IL aiirudaEcH We're
A,ioIph ti"vIner. national secretary OF
the. rartv. and ErT. Irwin 81. John
Tucker. both recently convicted for
violating tn: rsp.nnag" law. i"rm"r
ra,Ar Was seated as Il delegate tr"m
Ia,.nl of Ihc l'niled Min" Workers.
Refused. to Leave.
Although ;hc radicals were denied
seats they refused 10 leave the hall.
and attempted Ii participate ~ the
proceedings. Apparently. they intend "a
continue their tight at "T"rE session OF
ne ihrce-day convention. They Will
IL is said, work Tor th' passage ~ u
resolution favorlng general Hpo'
strike.
'rhc International Workers Defense
League in planning III" congress in'lt""
only --adrs TfiionS tn send delegates.
and wanted ;hn discussions confined
% the Maoncy ease. but H"lsh"viSm ana
many other subjects would y" consio-
rrrd by the meeting iC III" radicals car
rid uu; their plan.
Although III" conservative element
~"n in n" 'fir&; clash today more
s..rus lo 10 considerable" i"uh; whether
,h..r will pr able 10 c"n'H" the action
Of thu. convention throughout.
The Trouble Starts.
,Th" tynuhl" started when l"hn fliz-
patrick. president "t the Chicago trn'
,rarinn Of Labor. after welcoming the
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GANG Of YECGS
PURSUED INTO
WEST VIRGINIA
BLEW P. O. AND R. R.
SAFES AT BRILLIANT
Posse Of Ohio Officers Follow
the Desperadoes lnts
-: Brooke County.

fen.ciaI nisnatch 10 The IntclliEcncer.)
STECRENyILLE. O., Jan. l4--Armcd
to the teeth and travelling N h!sh
novrrpd automobile. Chief or F"Ilce
Carter and William Rodgers. = mrr-
chant OF Brilliant. Ohio, LETT her" nus
afternoon aud drove into Brook" county
W. Va. in pursuit 0f four E"EfS "h"'
early thi$ morning. blew open IN" sal rs
of the brilliant post 0filc" ana 'ne
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railway station
and ATTEMPTED to -uh Rodgers & Clark $
general store.
Although II was believed early To-Day
,ha, -he men had fled across the Wa
hnsh hr.dS- Il; Minso mt" West ir-
rinIp. !. gas lai"r established that th"E
hid in tho woods in tho Ni"Init! "i
Georges Run. uurth of brilliant. Wh"rr
,h,v had L car ~scr,lcd. and nft"T day
urht started west Their car was uu-
,blr ;n make the steep h!!l at New ~
rxandra. and they turned and came
hack ,u Georges Run. wh"r" thtE "'''
seen by Mr.. Rodgers.
He gay" tn" alarm. notifying auth"F'-
ii.s in nrurhy towns. hut IN" HrESIneH
cludrl tho officers. passing nom S"i''
wh.r. uu tho road between her" ana
Georges Run. made this city n SAFETY
and ..rnsscd tho hridg" brf":H noon
The had more ,hau m h"u' S'nr'
on hr chief and EodE"rS "hcn INC
chase began.
f. "a believed tho bandits arc beading
for Pennsylvania. and IN" state pol'cn
,horo arr Watching AL roads. IhH ca 7
,bo mon were driving hnr" PcnnSYl-
yan;a Iircnse. Mr.. Rodgers told the an-
| thoriti"s. g., ,.o
Ti,, robbers .ar away with hut $40,
which ,h.r secured from III" railroah
station safe They secured 81" IN pen
MOS and some" reg iS'crcd mail from INC
| post rCfire SAT-" hut this loot. with
! their tools. waa found III sa'chrl
which the men dropped. in ih"ir nasty
flight from brilliant.
Tho men wrrr discovered trying 70
! hrrni into Rodgers & ClArkS store o!
! ozark GilchrIS; Of brilliant, railroao
| brakeman. at. whom tn" bandits iHcI
live shots. Cilrhrlst aroused me low"
and i posse followed tn" men LOT Nv"
miles above the town ard th"h '"S'
their trail.
The railroad station was a''nosI
wrecked hy thu blast which lh' H'Es
used "a crack tn" safe. ioral '"'h"'
.,cs hcIi.yt IN. men arc professional
cracksmrn. Th" Brilliant post q" ,|c
lbn4 hrcn robbed several times IN III"
,'ns, r-w vror, l'p Ia lat" his after
nc,n un word hal b"-n r"r"ivrd from
chief carter and Mr.. E"dG"rs. and II Is
ro, known what success they had IN l"''
lowing II" fuE'hN"F.
| !, pu.:Sc led ~ thir' "f polio" F'ain'
carter rr,nrrsi /" ;h". ".'% lat i"haH
tr,i,n Err"Ir rralnrr. N'Na. "h"r" 'h'N
,n:,.l. IN ursuc'"EGful a''"UM 7" ira"'
! Tho ycc.@ VII" ":ily to-day hl"" ~" pos
,rf.rc and "a irr;,l station S"frs a. b!ti'
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Extreme Action Taken
Against Syndcahsm

olympia. Wash. Jan. i4--By pass
as. in thu nous" today. IS to s. the sen en-
a;e criminal Synd:ca!tsm n'I! was '".be 49,
washington state law. despite .ne
Tc,o otIGovernor Ernest Lister at the
last Legislative session. - .-,,o.
,rhs law makes a"v"cacy or e1'mp. no
s,bn,are. vioieuc" or methods OF te'
$50, means OF accomplishing
>U1i,. ;ndms;r;al or political reform felony.
pnnsshaSle by ,eFm not exceed'nT w IN both, 9ln
years III the pen. si".'eO me. "h ;oi,nd 6H,.r
Adyncacv Of syndicaiism is rroh'ottSu
~ wnrd Of mouh Or circulating ma,
oS .sr "u+" ,"achins or advocating that doc, :.
tr!ne. on@ who organizes. onHomeS hfSS Ssi,S d
member or voluntarily aSSr,s'D 49,, ~ tc,ch
a,,,. soci.,: or group formed 10 80
49, arS advocate syndical,sm is made amen
obi" or 80 10 IN" law. Owners. aE"nts or oe-
caDanss Of any Hu!d,nE' si:nn or th% 1Do aeiin 2
N, law are liable 10 one year
;runrsson,ncut i.ur in tho county jail. '''-
900 fine. or both.
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Seven States RatIfy
The Dry Amendment

,'iFi,' i';;,. Ian ii--+''v'H states 90
.!ay ..urupl"D"I "Ht:i'"i."m - ia" pro
hthIii"n run$tI;n' .u;!"l anl"ndin"ni. h"n
i,:"u21 tn, r'mh"" tHiNrr such action
I" =" I'll" rVnDer necessary Tor
rhitii','t,"n - -.
Arkansas. California. illinois Indiana
k.ns:lS Nur:h ,arnIIiI1 and AlIhinriL
w.r. ,,.at"s Joining IN" dry column.
Ia ?Gd.iioM tin. Nebraska S"u:''" ana
tn. Iinh h",Is.. voted i"r ratification.
in california; however. attorneys Tor
IN. ,;irti.. .ir.w"r$' Protective l."aEu"
li.rt suit Tor iu luiuu";I"n !" r"SirhIri
in., 60, rrnrr from certifying III" ra;Ih-
cnriuu In supper; "C III" SUIT !, was
argued ,hui al :rr= "f th' ''hl'i"rn'a
lrgi>laru-" InHSt hn ~Ihnl;l"I 10
:'f"r nhGn.
Th" slatc,, which 'hus far lave ratt-
i"l tn. arr'Ud!n"ut arr.
k"ntuck$. Virginia, Mississippi. SOU IN
Carolina. North Dakota. Maryland, M"h-
tame, NrlZrua. l-IHwHf'. Texas. S"H'h
Irakota MASSACHUSETTS,. ri""rIIa. LOUISE
ana. llord,. Michigan. hhl". okIa""Wa'
.rrunrsSrr, Idaho. Maine. West Virginia.
Washington. california. Indiana. ATNah-
saS| Illinois. Nnrth Carolina. Kansas ana
Alahi,mH. total 20.
ANY steps i;rv.rnor William u. St"-
rlloux. OF California. may AK" concern
ing tho writer served IN him |" r''"tr'ih
him from certifying IL Washington Inc
leg: C:siatur"'S ratification. VIII b" H"t"T-
mined upnu only after j" has consulted
with tn. states aitornry-E"r"ral and
others. i!c announced Tonight at Sa"rn-
mrnin.
shortly after :rlrgrarhic not t."" that
the ;rr,i had hHcn issued. had been re-
rc:vcd i,Y III" governor. N" ratification
resolution was delivered I" has Office.
Various means Of having IN" action "f
:li> Legislature" CrTnnunIrat"d !" IN"
United States government by other state
officials than tho governor With"n'
awaiting tho outcom" "c tho court action
were discussed but rn DECISION WAS
| r.a, he'd !; WAS announced.
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PRIEST ASSERTS NINE.
LEbAUDY JUSTIFIED IN
KILLING HER HUSBAND

MENE:ul.A. y. Y. Ian li.--;k"t. ~
,.am T.. M"Hiimnis. '"SI"r ~ =. HfIE'u
Roman 'hth"iI" 'hHrrh at "'N'""'''
who is SAID +" haN" kn""E more Ih'-
rAiciy imam any other "ut$id"r th' re-
latinnS - jacques l."h;utE. sell -S'E''H
"Emprr"r ii Snha'a, :" ms I"aihs'
testified to-day p"t"T". INC .H":'S"o
county grand JHrN "H'Eh = ''iN
ing III" |la%i %i"g 80 W." ~
ii"nhlI" a. Waterbury, '"N'
by mrs VIE.
Ait"H ~ 80 ''' '""' ''''
faih"r A''rih1ilS' WHO ''HH ''" 80
touch WIN Madam" Lr''"N! ""'
1a-yCa7 old dHngnt"r. Js'n"'''n"' "''"
before ANA s'n'" III" Sh""'!hE' 'NP'
"d In" convection mat Man'"" LS
1auhE : Ait was JHS''' ''"''' .
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CHARLESTON. W. NJ" Jan. 4.--Tne
fea,ur.. Of ;n,iays session nf the 1"Sis-
latur" was the inI reduction in the house
of delegates 81 petition. signed py
Former Governor William T.. GiussroCi
and Il number nf uihcr pCumIn"nt Citi-
Eci.S II Mnr-;anipYn. asking for L l"SlS-
Iatlyc Investigation ii lhr Crrduct III
oc!ir- If Judge Gror"" =. Stu"E!sS. q!
lh,. circuit court uf M"nouEalia county. .
IudIr SturIiSS. against whom ELEVEN
Specific charge: II iuSCunduct AT" al
lcEctl IN lhr petition ~ past :" year"
II AXE H.. !" ECpubliCan and has
served two terms N congress. WAS once
4 .'arHiGats of hia party for governor:
and has s"r.rd hnth as judge and prose
cutting attorney Of his county.
The rr'iti"n vas referred tn the Judi
r.%r. r"iNu,iitC". Th" procedure IN
.ri.,h "a|"S provides thai III tn" rN"rt
an md .rt'n"n; - found by tn" house
e d"l:Cat"*. Il is certified 20 tn" sem
ai,. which is required 10 try thc case.
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Ohio Miners Against
State COnStabuIary

cnrI.MRI'S; OHIO. Jan. l+-on'o
t-,i,.d Min. Wurkcrs who opened
TWO days convention here TO-DAY ,,;es es-
nrcsscd disapproval or the establish
non, Of = stat- constaoulary ana FeSo-
lut!ons taking the position WIZ oo
st,'. 1.risla;grc. Th" miners repre-
sentative, King nr Perry. Will intro
Jur. II. The legislator" this week a
bill co,ny.il.n; min" operators 70 "stan, STAB,
Ish wash houses - each 'nin". O'0
officers w.r" r"-cl""t"d.
Thr officials elected are;
i.-ceidc,t. John Moore. Columbus.
I-i,.-rrcsidcu, T."~ Hail. Columbus.
secretary. 4. ". Savage. Columbus.
Wenbcr 81 national board. 4. r. Wat
soil York"ll".
Audi,nrs-i'rank nurns GIou7;"r; A.
T. THOMPSON. Bells Valley; rr"d Heilc'
y .d"a!e.
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Wilson,
Plan Is
Adopted
TO SEND PROBLEMS TO
TECHNICAL COMMITTEES
Basis of Representation of the
Different Nations Now
Decided Upon.

TAE-S. Ian. I4.-t'raace. Grea: E7!-
ta::. IN" tinted States. Italy and Japan
each VIII have nvN representatives. IN
thc peace ccntereacr. This VAS decided
upon, today by he Suprsm" council en-
Gagged IN the preliminary work OF Or
SanizinE the psa"c procedure.
Tho British dnmiaious. il was decid-
cd. will be represented apart froEn
Great Britain. Canada. Australia.
South Africa and Indian Will have two
representatives each and New Zealand
Will have one delegate.
,'o:.s,de-a.i ion Of the question Of Rus
sian representation was postponed.
Tho size OF tho representation of each
na;;rn was decided upon not as pro-
posed by ;ha French plan n accord
ancr with N" part played by :he aa-
ton n this war. hut following tho
American aid British plan n proper
lion 20 ;he rXtrnt ~ tho interest OF
each at!nr in the p"ar" settlement
The question of representation set
;Gcd. ,n> council began the discussion
vf procedure.
! nrrrnsa! BY President Wilson con-
corning n" sending "S problems 70
;.chntcal co,rmji;".s Cor examination
was adopted. \; me meeting or We'd
.,rsda,. ;h.> r"Guc!t will t'x upon the
r.Ic;huds nf Tnri> and ;ho guiding prin-
riplc~ - tho conference.
President .'ninca-r Will open ihe
rleainacy session ~ tho pcacr conEreS So
on saturday with IN address. after
wE.ch o:Hce7s will y" elected.
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WILL ARM CIVILIANS
FOR BERLIN DEFENSE

T,n<pDt. Jan IA German WIZ
lc.s wl.palrh received h"r" says ina;
all civilians viii II" armed in defend
K.rl,n ';uStap Noskc. IN charge Of thr
governments defensive measures. d.
Iivrrcd speech in front " tn" f"rciGn
ono, Sunday. thanking tho troops t"r
what lh.y hay" accomplished. lie said
rha; rs soon as f"Tl:n was normal thc
troops would ht sc-it io tn" "riEinal dc:-
iinatiuu. but 4 sufficient nUrD"r would.
h. retained |" safeguard IN" "i"ctl"ii@
FOR lhr assembly. Thr speaker CON
,.lt;drd hy SayiHE the ''"rtnhh govern.
lurut had not forgotten !"' an h'tah'
ila dui! /" its brethren III III" cast ahd
h,d dom, everything /" protect Them ia
,r.. f,uGrr securely AMI la$tiuBlY
against ''I'nliSh dCTr"l:sm.
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WASHINGTON. jar i4.-I.cSs than
n dozen senator's wer" III their SEATS
today for another session "f tn" Senate.
xiven over largely "a Il discussion q:
questions "a CORE before th. p":,rr con
ference.
Senators E"r:th o: idaho. Republican.
and S!slrr"th. Democrat. II Colorado.
spokr ct, the proposed l"agur "f nations.
ard Senator Thomas .: 'ui"rad" DIS
eusscd military iHt'r""a'i"u IN Russia.
During n. debate Senator France ot
Harylard. Republican. jnt r"du""i r"s-
olu:inn proposing "ariv withdrawal or
American troops from Europe and post
zonsmcn, ~ .he Formation or league
cf nations Tn'tI af'"r IA" psac" ;r"aty
~ concluded.
In >rp"slnS league 4 nae,"ns sora-
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DEMAND LEGISLATIVE PROBE
Of JUDGE STuRC|SS' CONDUCT

For such proceedings the president OK
the Surrcm" court prcSidcS over The
senate while they arc III progress Oh
hearing.
Eleven Charges.
Tho substance Of the eleven charges
against Judg" SturcisS IS as follows:
l-Whilc holding the office OF judge
L." accepted employment from the MOT
caniUwE 4 WhrrliHg Railway Company
u, ,h.. rate OF 5000 per year.
.--That il was improper Tor MIN 70
sit a& l,.ie" in the chanccry cause OIL
Da.iI l.. Lcmlcy ct al. Us. the Mor-
canruwn &: Wheeling Railway. mas
much rs he held Il $1,000 bond OF the.
defendant company.
THAT while holding the office OF
Judge ho made verbal proposal 10
,hc commissioners Of N" county court
Of Mrromga!ia county that they con-
sen: 10 his appointment as special re-
(Continued on PAEs 1iGht)
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AGAINST SUFTRAGS.

CONCORD y. II. Jan. ti-Tha 'tnt"
senate today. - :" L. v"t"l down 'he -''s-
,.IutInn a.!"r'rd last f'r'ha' h. III"
,,.uxr. requesting N'w HamHsnir" ''r'
rcy.utai:ycs ~ ;"nSr"sS |" f"'" Tor IN"
f.dcral cuual suffrage amendment.
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IN
COMP ROUT
IN NIGHT FIGHT
BERLIN REDS FLEE
OVER HOUSETOPS
Attempt to Capture Grune-
waId Ends in Flight of
Extremists.

Nond,n Times Wlrai"*s. Copyright,
l9i?. by Public Ledger C")
C>nrENiiAr;E:N. Jan. l+.--Monday IN"
P,rIn government struck n decisive
blow al Ih", SparIacu$ group. The bat
IL. around rhe TaE"hlatt building cho-
Id n i" nnlork ut night IN tn" complete
dcfca, of tn" Sparlacans VIII" 'lcd
across tn" nous" ronfs. Towards morn
INK tho SparIaranS Inst fortress. th'
hrrwcries f"!l into Ia" hands "f the
gnvcrnnffu, and later ;;."!r hradQrnr-
rcrs. Eichh"rn had disappeared. Ihe
runur u: I!rhknrcht'S death 's not no
licy.rl another runo" says he was ar
r"s,'i Friday.
U.ond"n Tines Cable. Copyright. i@l9N
RE:El.lN. Ian. Ii.-An attempt I"
c8nlur~ tn" villa c"lpD% II 'iruE"~Ai ~
with Il view .; taxing Secretary -
Stat. Herr D"rnh"rE as e h"stHs" and
cNlrac,.ng ransom from other r"S'.
dents failed. tho SpartachmS bong cas-
liz dispersed.
LONDON. Jan. li.--Er. Karl l'"b-
knrrhr. nnn Of the Spar'lran leaders
was wounded severely N ~" fighting IN
Berlin. according t" an EX"hnh~'
'rc!rSranh dispatch from Amsterdam
Thr report gives no details
r.a<: week i; was reported that pr
T,i.bSn"r',l had h"c. kiIl''d. hui ih'";
reports from HrcIn direct showed this
/" -. Uutru".)
EEEMlN. Monday, Jan. !" 'RE ih'
AsspcIai"d l'r"ssD ssD--Srartaran forces
tclnpHrariiy ar" III cua!r"l q: III" gov
nrnmrni uf !r":n.n after an inSurrcr-
lion. II" SpIrIarIuS w"r" defeated N
= local rIrrilr! H. ;ho Majority Social
sis ana s;.rr"SSfglly rarr."'! OUT c"""
In prevent III" Majority Socialists from
taking uct;c" All n"nrG""sc r"w*'
pap"ra arc under = SpartaCan censor
shln and a r"mmunislic republic ha'
he"n proclaimed.
Al r!Xhaven the ultra-radi"alS have
oyrrthr"wn ihr communists T"ruhl!'
and threaten tn" !!nm"dia'" S"cial;!Et
lion Of all industries and banks.
Londcn Times Wireless. Copyright
1870. by Public Ledger G"N
I.ONHuN. IAN. li.--Th" lal"%' n"w+
rcuar,ir. p". I.j"uknc,h; - contained
IN u message from Berlin lay way d!
,'6ncnhagrIl. received here :nday. say
;ur hr lied to Leipzig and ;h::; Bcrl!r
Police s;alcf Eichhorn lid To pcnmarS
Rosa LuNemberg is now said NOT IN
have hr"n arrrst"u. but In have ned to
, tIambur. I'c leader in Hamburg i.
said ln nc ih- EusHIln RnlSh"FIS'
Sturm.
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THE WEATHEA.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-ForecAst:
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania-Gen
orally fair wednesday and Thursday
not much change In temperature.
West YEg1nia-Cloudy and colder on
wednesday; Thursday fair.
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rorey Different Plans.

r.ARIS. Jar. 1a--(By IN" Associated
Nearly forty different plans
~ a league of nations arc now net"FS
IN. American delegates. F-ach mas
rninis % m.ci;. hut man. contain SOC
tens G:rac:l: u: Eariauce ".'h ths 'o''S