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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
WOULD CHANGE
ALARM SYSTEM
City Electrician, Fire and Po-
lice Chiefs Advocate New
Call System in Letter.

Changes in the present fire alarm
and police call system now in use in
this city were advocated by City
Electrician Jay B. FRANKIE, Chief of
Police Patrick ]. Burke and Fire
Chief George Nixon in a communica-
ton received by the aldermen last
night. The communication was re-
ferred to the committees on police
and fire.
Following an inspection of the
city by Fire Chief Nixon and City
Electrician FRANKIE this month the
installation of seventeen new fire
alarm boxes was advocated. With
these additional boxes II would mean
that tho fire hazards here would be
diminished making IL possible 20 turn
in all alorm of fire without being fore
cd 20 go the distance to a box now
necessitated in many parts of the
city. The present fire house indica-
tors would be replaced by registers
and ten inch gongs under the new
plans and the boxes so speeded up
as 10 strike a blow every two seconds
instead, of every four seconds, which
is their present speed. 1t has also
been advised by the city electrician
and fire cfllss that some OF the larger
mum bers be changed to three
numbers thus making II possible for
the alarm to ring in quicker time.
The total cost of the fire equipment
would be $4,000. the electrician
estimated.
Following the inspection of the
police call system by Chief Burke
and City Electrician FRANKIE recon-
mendations have been made to the
aldermen that twelve recall horns
together with the necessary relays
and transmitters be installed. A
new register in the police station is
also needed to make the system up
to-date and fully efficient. the re-
port stated. Three new police box
es are now on order, the communi-
cation stated and the recommends
tions, If carried out at this time,
would put the police call system in
an excellent condition
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20

WASHINGTON. July 20. - Inn
mediately upon receipt OF the rail-
road labor boards wage awards rail-
way executives went into conference
to frame their recommendation to
the interstate commerce commission
for advances in rates 10 meet the
added expense of $500. .o00,000 to the
carriers
The commission has under con-
sideration application OF carriers for
freight rate increases TO provide the
added income of Sl,l17 900, 600
annually, but the increases do not
take into account any wage ad-
vances. Railway executives said they
would ask the commission to spread
the increased expense created by the
awards on both passenger and
freight rates. but that proportion
had not been determined.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20

Considerable commotion was
caused early last night in the vi
cinity of Laurie street and Con-
very place, the police station and
fire departments when report was
received that a child had fallen
into a flooded sewer excavation and
been drowned. The alarm was given
By a small child who was playing
with several companions about the
deep ditch when a big splash sud
denly stopped their fun. The child
Immediately cried out that one OF
the boys had fallen into the water.
Residents in that neighborhood
notified the police and the police
car with a pulmotor and officers
was rushed to the scene. In the
meantime the Lincoln Engine Com
pany was notified and a steamer
Save gonr truit trees and bushes BY
using Bordeaux Mixture and Slug Shot
W. II. Mccormick & Sons. Inc. So Snaita
st. 17404-6 5s-tf.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
COX CAMPAIGN TO Be GIVEN
ACTUAL. START TODAY

COLUMBUS, July 20.-The cam
paign for Cox will get a good start
today when the Democratic national
committee perfects the details of its
campaign organization.
Preliminary conferences were held
last night. the most important
of which was at the Executive Man
sion, where the governor met Homer
s. Cummings. present Natlonai
chairman. and several other promin-
ent members, and at a late hour Ed
mund II. Moore. for what appeared
to be a last-minute effort to per-
suade Moore to take the manage
ment OF the national campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
ACTION ON SPENCER'S
WRIT IN COURT TODAY
BY STAFF Correspondent.

BY STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 20:-
Arguments in the writ of certiorari
obtained by William A. Spencer, of
Perth Amboy, the ousted secretary
of the Middlesex county board of
taxation, are being heard today be-
fore Justice James j. Bergen in
Elizabeth. Spencer is fighting to
retain his appointment as secretary
of the Middlesex County Board of
Taxation, from which he was GUST
ed by the board and Frank Deiner.
of this place. appointed to succeed
him
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
RESIGNS RATHER THAN
SIGN PEACE TREATY

CoNsTANTINOPLE. July 10
Scheik- -ul-Islam in the Turkish
cabinet. Durrizalde Abdullah Es-
senci. has resigned his office be-
cause of this unwillingness to ap-
prove the signing of the peace
treaty. Other designations are ex-
pected.
The grand vizier, Damad Ferid
Pasha, however. apparently is deter
mined to sign at any cost.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
DRY Test In washington.

COLUMBUS. July 20.-Announce-
ment was made here today by James
A. White. superintendent of the Ohio
Anti-Saloon League. that the meet
ing of the executive committee of
the national organization will be
held in Washington Thursday in
stead of in Columbus as originally
planned. The purpose of the meet
ing. as announced by league leaders,
is to determine whether the organic
alton will support Governor Cox or
Senator Harding or neither.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
City Policemen Request
Yearly Bonus OF $500

Although the aldermen failed to
take any action at their regular
meeting last night on the matter.
the police department had a COM
mittee before the city fathers at
their committee session, held prior
TO the meeting, requesting a $500
annual bonus. The matter of in
creases for the patrolmen of the
city was voted upon by the voters
of this city last November at which
time increases we're granted.
As the request for additional
money did not come up before the
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
Sailors Get Enough Fish.

BY Tne Associated fresS
LONDON, July 20-American
sailors on mine-sweeping duty in
the North sea. probably VIII not
crave for fish when they get back
home. When mines are exploded
in the process of clearing out the
barrage, thousands of fish are Kill
ed. One of the little sub-chasers
in the fleet scoops up hundreds or
pounds of them each evening when
operations cease for the day. and
distributes among the several yes
sells for food. The men enjoyed II
for a time, but now hate the sight
of a fish,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20

aldermen at their regular session
last night the exact status of the
request at this time could not be
learned. It is understood, however.
that it includes all members OF the
department and IS in the form Of
$300 annual bonus instead OF an
increase In salary.
1t is likely that the aldermen will
act upon this request OF the city's
police at the meeting 20 be held on
Friday night of this week.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
bandits Get $40. .ooO In Cash.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Three
armed bandits held up the cashier
of the Borden's Condensed Mix
Company on the west side and es-
capped with $4,000 in cash.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
RAIL WAY men GRANTED
q PER CENT. INCREASE
over PRESENT WAGES

2OOO 900 Organized Workers Granted Big Raise by Labor
Board TotaITng $500, 100000 or 60 Per Cent of De-
mand--Not Known Whether Award Will be Accepted
by Men, Who Go Into Conference to Consider the New
New Proposed Railroad Wage Scale.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
Boy Is Reported Dr0wned;
Many Hunt For Body; Fail

was hitched up and taken to the
spot to draw off the water. Prior
to the arrival of the steamer EFFORTS
were made to recover the body by
dragging. Efforts on the part OF all
the would-be rescuers failed 70
bring to light the body of any child
and it was the general concensus OF
opinion that some of the dirt which
had been piled up along the side OF
the ditch had been undermined and
slipped into the water with such
a splash that the child mistook 1t
for some other child falling into the
water.
In order to satisfy themselves that
there was no child in the muddy
water the search was continued
from the time the report was first
received about o'clock until after
dark.
FOR SALE
COLE ROADSTER
with tires Time PAYMENTS can be
arranged
CENTRAL GARAGE
r@7 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20

P. A. ddwe. for Good Egs Beaters-
7-I5-tf. tues thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
DRY DELEGATES
GATHER TODAY
VIM. ]. Bryan Doomed for
President, With Billy SUM-
day as His Running Mate
(Associated Press correspondence)


LINCOLN. Neb., July 2O.-Early
arrivals among the delegates to the
prohibition party's national conven-
tion were discussing the attitude of
William ]. Bryan should the con-
yention offer him the leadership OF
the ticket next fall. Frequent men
tion of Rev. William A. (Billy) Sun
day, as his running mate: brought
the statement from Mr.. Sunday that
he would be willing to accept the
nomination.
"Mr Bryan's recent statement in
the Commoner that a man must ac-
cept such an honor il 1t Is offered"
said William G. Calderwood, vice
chairman OF the national committee,
'is looked upon by us as cantamolnt
to declaration that he will accept.
We are preparing to go to the mat
in this campaign and we are
going 20 lave a ticket that will poll
hundred OF thousands of votes.
Among the delegates arriving TO-
day were Virgin G.. Hinshaw, chair
man of the national committee, one
Of those said TO be in a receptive"
mood concerning the nomination
with the IIIinois delegation. Daniel
A. Polling. for many years a leader.
Representative Charles II. Randall.
of California. and Clinton ". How
ard, of Rochester, N. Y. are others
discussed as possibilities il the Bryan
boom failed to develop
Sunday Would Run.
HOOD RIVER, Ore, July 20-If
William ]. Bryan deems such a
move advisable and IL Mr.. Bryan
accepted the nomination on the pro-
tibition ticket. Rev. William A
(Billy) Sunday declared he stands
ready to accept the vice presidency
nomination.
II have not heard from Mr.. Bryan
but have been in communication
with the Prohibition party commit
tee. If Mr.. Bryan thinks It neces-
sary that the Prohibitionists put
ticket in the field or that existing
circumstances point to a possible
undermining of the purpose of the
eighteenth amendment then you
may count on US getting into effec-
tive action.
Move Against Tobacco.
DENVER, Col. July 20-Colo-
RADIOS delegates to the prohibition
convention will carry a plank call
ing for prohibitive sale and manufac
ture of tobacco products, it was de-
cided last night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20

p. A. Hdwe. for Polish Mops.
7-i5-tf. tues. thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20

SMOKERs ECONONuZE
Buy factory seconds direct from fee.
tory Porss Rican Cigar Factory. sI1
Ridssisy s. asiIs-4-is-sf'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20

T. A. Hdwe. FOR Neiotone
7-i5-tf- taes. thurs sat.-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-07-20
Sunday Would Run.


DENVER, Col. July 20-Colo-
RADIOS delegates TO the prohibition
convention will carry a plank call
ing for prohibitive sale and manufac
ture of tobacco products. it was de-
cided last night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
Use of Retailers
On H. C.L. Body
ToBringProtest
Legion Leader Has ReSolu-
ton Against Appointments,

A resolution dsppfovinH the action
o' John ~. Hebold. state fair price ad-
minIsiratm. In appointing several
merchants On the fair price COMMITTEES.
has been framed BY Howard Hops.
post commander Of the American
Lrion. II viii bA presented 20 the
kr.on at The meeting neat Sunday.
bopps said
Concerning the resolution. Hops
said The Inconsistency Of the sp-
pointnnent Of these men upon tho com p
nt,se when they are the very ones
Aho benefit by high prices 10 the thins
hat ] DO no. approve. ] have talked
o other members o' the legion on the
matter and am satisfied my opinion is
tha, OF other Dictionaries. The resoiu.
lon will he adopted. 1 firmly believe" :"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
MeeUifF
CAUSES LARGEST
STATE LAND BID
Shaffer Offers &,004.80 fol
Tract Near Edmond.

The importance now attached n o. :
hhoma county by oil men vas indl.
Gated yesterday afterrpa when tbs
highest bid offered at the sale 81 state
hnd ic,es Was on q tract In this
county.
The Rhaffer OF and Refining com.
pany, Of which c. r. shaffer. important
MD Continent field producer. IL he'd.
offered u,eeaso fov . isAss - ~
acres at is-it.s. located thsss Rilss
northwest Of Edmond This ~ easily
LED Oh shses % the 10 tracts offered.
mol vithssandiAG that q number OF then
vsss b ~ prusimity Of pvovea f,elds,
lncMdtnG cfeek county nver bed lands
and ts3cts h Payne and Pawnes eoun-
ties.
The vajus Of the EAmcnd trset he's
bees snhnucsd by . test nov goanu
dowN ID t<-it-t, short distance west
Yestsrdnyp sais was by far the
lancet ever hAld ny the state. In poiRs
o( Aumtss Of bids Offered and tracts
advertised. The awards win not "
announced for two or three days. W A.
Durant. head Of the lease Division
said, a. the compilations are nc~ 10
Ing made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
BAKER 0FP0sEs
PElsII|e eDoos1
Senate Plans to Make Him
Staff Chief Disapproved.

WASHINGTON. Ian. Si,-lpsaas ef
~ seakts military affalse esa>esittee
= a.ahs OsaseAl nsssAlAs sAlse ~ staff
= lsgs!ssiHs .sss sglesse - seefs-
tasy q Nan Uahse oaeese ~ military
afQ1lgp 6smmlttee telAy,
M ~ saaoet uAhe 3 ul01osy eatse.
~ Uo1n - Mao q ~, heaA,"
Uo&og ~ s0uGA oGe1Gn y lu1ooltittc
4 ~ o1oo1feuo1plany uyoo6. ! lDDa."
pqpopU u1oR eal1 - ~ - ~
egop lnltVeoe - ~ anaiees. oecrsSasy
u1ne ea11 ~ aepeoAlmsee ~ o..
- 1UnoaQ ~ JeGon1A1en - shlef
g ~ Weu1 see1ee . e1Dasass vse
eue0o0l - vAsIs pseGhlna wssl1
~ o4noeohh ~ hin aal rSeQ)1eae
WoeeD, - aioAt ~ - y - ssst
pseoeol = ooeFeeasy u W1I
- - ~ - hsaee 0sseeel psgnAqs.
~ ! voelo ~ gnoDsst ~ 49, ~
~. : - ~ ShfsG - Weui1 hSlqQVy
u - phea,s oseso1a9y unhee ~ \
- lse1as y thAa 0s1esal Regs1lRe.
49, ~ nset aesnV = Geonnirp1.
Ae1oo NJ -eeotsgl g ~ eoSoca1 q.
v1loaoo y ~ nea1.s nomu6o9Y nanse
epueo10oe. = t11nA ~ UoUDon1loa ~
-e1nUo1 rus1AfNs = 6eg1eo ~ tlsesFy,
~ ~ 6sslAo - lelno1n111oA Tnese
- - enputlee q : Uso3 na1na 4
y Uu(tgeoGa>o tnAt q. ynpol 0oup0s
- 1lGlsl11a - O. 7 - 11ai, z
uAkk = - (eeu61sll = q 6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
MORPHINE NAY
KILL YOUNG WIFE
Woman Found Unconscious
by Police Raiding Party.

With his wife. Olive Edwards. stiiI
In a critical condition IN the New Uni.
vsrsity hospital from What 10 believed
To he morphine taken last night In her
room at the Terminal hotel c. v. Ia.
wards II beins held At the police sis-
tion for further Investigation. accord.
int 70 a report o. The police st noon
today.
The pollce are. Inclined 10 believe she
took the poison intending to COMMIT
suicide. and this theory 10 not denied
BY Edwards.
The young woman Was found In an
unconscious condition stretched across
her bed at the hotel when the police
raided the place. They had found moth
,ns wrong and we're preparing 10 leave
the rooms when they were attracted IN
the Edvards' room by . disturbance. !,
wss said today. EAwsrds had . large
bottle Of morphiRs II his poseesssou
wssa ssrsuss1 - = ts1n0 hsA ies ths
fsdespl authsretteA ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
CAS- IS DOWN
As MERCURY
HITS BOTTOM
Temperature 1873 0egees
Today Colder Tonight
IS CARS OF COAL IN CITY
Cold Wave Expected 10 Be
Ended After Tomorrow.

c,,., ,.,, .,
experience hr cola ".Vs "hlch struck
here yesterday afternoon. and viii
probably zee colder w.sth.r ton,sbt
IT,. ,i,,., ,., .. g..
'.''u" '''''' Wv
nHh' snl 'h' morning ~.s iss Dc.
"r' o. c'"cN q w.
The forecast today -. fair w,athss
tonight ana tomorrow. with not much
change In tenp~sture. Minimums he
ween ie ana 70 degrees may be eH-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
PHYSICIANS REPORT
- FLU CASES HERE

with forty three eases of "nu" re-
ported 10 the health department n
Oklahoma City during The last two
days. Miks Donneliy. cosnmissioner Of
finance In charge ot the health de-
partmcnt today issued Q WARNING to
the ssnsral public TO observe health
rules.
There 10 No cause for alarm" Don
nelly said. "for the disease 10 IN q
ven mild form. according 10 the re-
ports NJ physicians.
SO far no deaths have been r..
ported. though . few NJ the cases IRE
said 10 be severe There h no prob.
ability OF thesters or schools bs,as
cioscd brcahse Of the ais.ase. pouneli,
saM.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
JAPAN DECIDES
TO TAKE army
FROM SIBERIA
Objects in Cooperating With
D. S. Attained.

TOKYO. Tuesday. IN. n.--JApaH's
,htecs u ssrseine y ss-eeasass With
The Cnstsd ststes IN suppestinn
csccho-oiovak troops In s,hesis. kss
been sttsiusd and the uithdsswal oi
JspaDsse troops from Siberia vii fol-
low. II wss decided a. a meeting n the
Advtsovy diplomatic council yeel srday,
sccsfdina 10 newspapers here.
u oae aassrtsd ~ the mestina II y
~. '.,st Japan has M tcfritoriti aml
Aittoaa n Siberia, and that sroops aoW
betaG esnt 10 that county ars merely
y rapeacp bneses. Il was declared thst
MndAsnsntei policies Vli not b a..
fscteA b THE step. The council II re-
pNStsl 10 have endorsed the cabinets
deeis1oa not TO interfere further In thu
Internal affnks Of Siberia and 10 al.
hsss strictly to Me governments dec
lAratlua when II entered Into i,s agree
meat with Ansrtcs ID 1914
n the agreement hstwstn Japan and
uhs United States. anasaaesd IN Toxic
~ August I. 1918. the Jspansss sev-
espmsnt declared Ne deslre 20 promote
slatioas u enduring frieRdship with
Russia and affirmed No svevsd ps,iey
q rooosctiNK the territorial inteevity
- hat country ~ weli 10 ef ahssAln.
~ heM sll inteffsssnee h Russia 3
tatssNsl politics. u vas hsstAss H..
<aore1 that upoa the ssalipattoo a its
ce)ects JaUaa wowid wtth1FaW On her
trsops from Russian territory and
kave nnimpsired the ssvsrsisMty Of
Rueaia IN ali its phases.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
WITNESS SAYS
T|lLkY IS MN
Wh0F|REDCUN
Mrs, Mary eby Identifies Ac-
cused Negro as Slayer,
QUARREL IS RELATED
Negro Man Tells Of Argu-
ment With Conductor

There 10 the man that shot the con-
ductos." Mss. Mary Eby said today IN
district court. polntins st Collins
Ttilsy. nAgro. charged With the murder
Of ]. y. williams. street car conductor.
Il vss the first positive idsntificatiee
q The nan. other vitnesses bslas uR-
ssetain and varying In thsir Ssserip.
ooas % 10 the clsihss the ns6ro wore.
oas Of ths largest crowds that has
Ssse attended . murder trial here
pashs1 The court rooD.
llrN Eby. h the preliminary trial.
Vsuh not sWeAs pnsitivsly that Ttllry
~ Shs MAa ~ ~ shoot the Coa.
6sstss. She ssp,ainsl the diffefeues
in hss testl00ay.
rass NeWeMeessd latee.
when thsy toM ne ! could - and
WsuiA not y needed. . burden was
ufssl s(t ~ niHa. hsesuss ! diA net
tave 10 Ieek . MAJ aecuss1 of murdss
6seAe fscs--i got . Sismpss Of the
n1GyO ana II came 70 me In . hash
- 90 ths man ] saw there that day.
- GAA1.
psssi Hxff . negro. testified ne cot
= ~ car with Tillry sbsut 10 O'Clock
~ noFnIn0 ef the sheoelng aad that
= 0gumsss between TSiisy and the
Vo10UstW eecurvsd evW . transfer.
HAvlo WsllAee. ~ West Third street.
sesio - ~ Tillsy suasssllns with W.T.
naa.e GAsstiy bsfoss The shooting e.
oesse'e 0v,1s~se,
County Attorney purns sail In his
epsn,ns slatsmsat the testimony Will
she~ riliy Saarrsiisd eth wiliams
rnd vent - ~ heas. changed he
s,othrs, sss sua, and came hach
rn1es, ,os ~ eaW1uetes - 4 htss W.
to NE city. the etsts vfl1 slsss ~
saes tenssFeU evsNaNG. eeoos11nG -
o -, CAeuin, asogonn4 es9N11 netGp.
~. ". h. fviaA ~ ~nols6 fleor'
g. 1sssass =: : e. e = y -
0<(Avo nm N Ne eross eannlsAtlsa.
~ ~ scs 4 any sasss'sasas thss
X n @vlRU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
nARRElD NAMED ON
MILITARY Committee

wAeMlNuroN, Jan. Opponents
of universal military training In the
house MILITARY committee nov engaged
In drafting a army reorganization bill
gAined stssngtA today when Rspresen-
tssive Hsrre,A. republican. ckirhomH
was sppeiAtsl 70 M the committed
vacancy csused ~ tNs resignation o;
FARMER Representative LaGuardts of
Nsw Yesk Mr. uAstsle ahnesresd that
M was e1sels1 - . platform oprcsins
esnouoossy tsaIaoag. NE vses MAY g.
~ vh~thee ~ eem>utttes win ..s-
cfsAs pEvvipisa ~ sssA tralsiae N ,ns
honss army rsssBsnlaatios hnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
WALSH QFFE)
.R[sOLUT|0Iso
NAVAL CAlRB|
CONSIDERATION BL0cj
Immediate Debate Pnvsev
by Senator Lodge

WASHINGTON. JaA IA ~
tlon declaring that ths sstia = 4
Admiral Sins h nDAhiA6 Du1l(p ;
fIeiai INSTRUCTIONS e ~ Oogo
fidentiai chsrscfss.s alfsselne 0rlo
tionsi relations. lsessvs1 ~ 4
demna,ion Of al AasgicaaA. -,
iroduc~d In the ssaAts t61ev ~ M
tor Walsh, democrat. nostsAA. Z u11
bsr of the naval cenMtttee. pon3
quest for immsAiats eoaa1oDC
VAS dsnwN on ohjsetilo q vu0uo
leader Lodge. IS.
sims' LssSss ousesA
The resolution quoted frSm 1>G]
ter read w Admiral Dtaa NJ -
befsrs the sVnats comm)etso6 6tnQ1
Ing naval asoontIens h w
admtssf said that btfoYe ~
United etAtss for Europs n
1917. hs vas toh by 3 No.
official not TO let the BrtfiGh r.
wool over your eyes; II 10 Nooo Z
business pulling their chesenaoo
the sire. ve would e sooo
British a. the GermaaA" 49,
must have and dld oea1l1O q
structions. n thsy ever vopo r
b the most highly esafi4o0f1
arter. the rsssivtt0u Dato. ~
his action IN MAKING tAG1n RI
ssrvsd unlvsrsai ss1 ssgua +
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TNT'3 DllelS
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~ wostA." vin - ~ sshtsct q VIII
liam Mswar1 TAit's a1drsss, q the fais
grsuaAs sn1ltsstsm. Hab9nAfy 10. on
the opsalno ~ q ~ 0AIaAesna kda'
natisaal esspelatisa ceevsntlea.
ein tho3saAl teaehess afs 6apsctsd 70
Atten6 The ceWventIea. General coNvsn
tlsw ssssisAs aad hr6er dspartnenia'
meetings wili b kssd IN ihe svdilossuns
n tks high school and the ChfistiAr
chafSh. T9e peO9ram fur the coavcn-
t,on ts now ce0p1esA
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YES, II svAeLY IS
A olFFlcULT MATTER
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81 \ = 8 : - =
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Cold Wave General
Over Southwest

KANSAS CITY. No, Jan ii.-The
cold wave that struck The southwest
last night resuitsd In Temperatures
early today ranging froa . dsgrsss
above sefo a. u. Jossph. No.. eNA
Dodge CITY. Kan. 70 n degrees q o.
iahoma CITY and - 81 Dailss. Accord
,ng 10 reports 10 the weather bureau
here Rain In Arkaasas and nssthssm
tcsas,nusd N psss L os,sma a