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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
THINKS THAT LABOR
CAPABLE OF RULING

London. Feb. 2l.-Baron Morris,
the, former Newfoundland prime min
lister, takes the side Of labor in the
much debated question whether labor
is fit to govern, an argument pre-:
cipitated> by Winston Churchill, Sec
rotary Of state for war. who answered
the question the other day in tho neg@
alive. WI 5S&Sss az" -
Lord Morris. speaking as the guest
OF stheMLondon Commercial club, said
that he had seer in the newspapers
the statement that labor was not fit
to govern. and he added:
: IF it is correct that such a State
mentg was made by anyone in au-
thority, no greater aid. in my 3udg-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23

took the officers hat length Of time
to conduct their investigation.
Two full cases of Scotch whiskey
were found in the drawing room Of
the day coach and IT quarts of vari-
Gus kinds of liquor were taken from
as many passengers. Those who had
liquor in their possession were&lined
!Tup by the authorities. who after taxi
ing their m and addresses, per-
mitted them to continue their jour-
ney, with the warning hat a repet-
tition Of the offense would render
them liable to a5sentence to a feder-
al prison.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
WOMEN IN OFFICE

Geneva, Switzerland. Feb. 6.-The
first woman to sign her name to bank
note in Switzerland is Miss Marie
Prodham, who has been appointed
director of the Banque de Geneve.
and will sign the notes and scrip is
sued by the bank.
There are now in Switzerland
women practicing as judges, barris-
ters, engineers, doctors and universe
ty professors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
COMPILING WAR
CRIMES OF ENEMY

Berlin, Sunday. Feb. 22.--The Sax
on rehabilitation bureau is engaged
in a compilation of enemy war
crimes and claims to possess much
evidence bearing IN occurrences al
Dinant, Belgium. in August 1914,
when ahe city was burned after al
legged attacks upon Germans by Bel
g;an snipers. -@.I-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23

ment, could have been given to Boil
shevism than to make any such state
ment. I am quite satisfied that
among the masse Of this country,
men could be found as we'll able to
govern as in any other class. Some
day the labor and industrial classes
will find with what little wisdom the
world is governed"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
SEARCH PASSENGERS,
LIQUORS ARE TAKEN

Duluth, Feb. 21.-United States
custom officers held Up a Duluth
Winnipeg passenger train, en- route
from the Manitoba metropolis, al
midnight last night and searched all
the coaches, passengers and mem
bers of the train and engine crews
for liquor.
The train arrived here two hours
late today and passengers said il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
10000 MINERS IN
WALES ON STRIKE

Perth, Wales, Feb. 23.-Thirty
thousand miners went on strike today
in the colleries of the Rhondda VAL
ley. The shutdown vas almost COM
'pIete. ~ 5s 4
The men struck to enforce demands
for the dismissal of a check weigh
man to whom they objected and for,
the settlement OF a case in which it
was allegedssa miner had been victim
lied 4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
MODEL HUSBAND,
BUT A BIGAMIST
Strube Made BEDS and Washed
Dishes, but Pleads Guilty Of
Having Another Wife.

Christopher strIbe Of 1891 LexinE-
ton Avenue Manhattan. pleaded
guilty To- bigamy in County Court,
Brooklyn. to-day and was remanded
for sentence
Three weeks ago he married Kath-
crime Stanley, twenty eight years old,
.of 40. 5j5 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn,
after romance which began at Coney
Island.
Miss Stamler found strtrbc an ideal
husband. according 20 her testimony.
He made tho beds and washed dishes
His only difficulty was that he could
not sleep nights. She said ne would
get up and dress and leave the house
and return for breakfast. and some
times would not appear again until
he was through work the day fol-
lowing.
Miss Stamler said she decided to
follow her husband on one Of his noe
turnal excursions and that tho trail
led 10 the Lexington Avenue address.
She found this was the home OF
Strubc and his first wife. Mrs. Alice
Strube, according 10 her testimony
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
FRAUD CHARGED
IN FARMER-LABOR
NOMINATIONS
Election Board Rejects Peti-
tons for Places on Bench
Refers Them TO Prosecutor.

President John X Voorhs OF the
Board OF Elections said this after
noon he had been instructed by the
board 20 send 10 tho District Attor-
ney the petitions filed 10y three uoml-
nees Of the Farmcr-Inbor Party for
Supreme Court Justices and one Tor
City Court Judge. The petitions had
been thrown out because 300 names
OF the 400 on them were not on the
registry this year.
An examination " the papers, tho
President said. showed a marked sim
ilarity in Handwriting, and groups OF
names were identical with part OF
the registry OF 1919. The nominees
Tor Supreme Court Justices were J.
Fairfax Mclaughlin, John j. Sammon
and Robert Ferrari, and for City
Judge. Stephen J. Madtgan. Nc
Laughlln and Madigan, he said, adj
mitted that the names looked "tishy,
and that they had been imposed upon
by the men who had secured the sig
natures.
Owing 20 the heavy registration.
the President added, i27 additional
election districts have been created
by the board, making In all 2,137 dis
tricts as against $50 last year. He
also said that 1881 permits 90 alb
sentee voters out Of /. 26O applications
had been granted. Most Of the APP
pllcants are intending honeymooners
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
GREAT WATERWAY
CALLED A DREAM
Suggestion That Canada Bear die
Entire Cost Of Il Is
Resented

Charles ". MoGrath. Chairman Of the
Canadian Section OF the Joint Commits
sion investigating the proposed 81
Lawrence deep sea waterway. At to
days session IN the Chamber Of Com
merce. resented the suggestion Of Emil
Z, Albrecht, President Of the Phlladel-
phia Bourse. that IT Canada wants tho
canal let her pay for IT," He said that
II was disagreeable 70 have such sug
gestions made. that Canada had taken
her place az a citizen Of the world and
was prepared 90 bear her full responsl
blty lie was apploudcd and Albrecht
apoloFlzed.
b There was another objection regis
tered against the project. voiced by
Mr.. Albrccht. that with the canal the
Great Lakes would become another
Black Sea with Dardanelles.
George Clinton, former member OF
the Waterways Commission said he
regarded the project as dream" II
had been claimed. ne went on, that the
ST Lawrence could furnish 1000 900
horsepower, but that his Investigations
showed liz abilities to be only 1000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE FOR maiden tEoyesIo ola
furl5ugz tofaA, H.. sun hUret, li@i Bhe
lieic 100 Bon iLmme, ll2 Molo Hama.
lUN. Men hant Marine. ll2; SAMMY Jay. ll2.
itaywood. li2' Jacques. ll2' IJfeador' ll2'
'SSEGcUNh -iACE FOR three year-o's aud 10
waHia; claimiug. oHe inilc And eHleeutn NJ,
Afhntor ia Ralbh6 ii3; - N Mlig
los Rsguar1k. 49, stir W. ii3; Muatet llS'
iHBars li1 N9itSncI hoy Is Sys1,"e9' "a
ii9rE- k9ns 49,. 'talry lnS seven ,5sindss ,i
lonrs -Alss Rankin, lg1 allarn'lgique Imp
T fbi.ss ~ 77'p a K L RafSs entry
No. iJlA x AIE snu.ap, tAreeItar- old'
mil, AID a siNtuc1th Amaze, lON. Haul Jones
i9I. Herd Gfl. 2N; RaId TRAVELLED, lOA, "a
lad. lU4. SANDY heal, ll2
TTFWu RACE Th0ee Aear-Okh and upsani
rlabnrg one mile Ron Jour, ll2. Ma''olo
10: Belaro, us: Albert A. ~; African A
IIs lhbpJ. il2 HeTtN j., 100 King Iohn, I'D
Wv. Nicsice 100. sFfhhertysf,tno,, los
RIXTH RACE Gaming handicap; three yoaI
DDS AMI ttpNari; Ok mflonga, Bon JoN, 100
SrurrJ. ~. War MAuol nmp.l, III s1'ock O. ~
Roost IS, oterson ~; kukluH Khan, 100
SEyENrH ;-rhres-ycar-o'd, and m
vad cAiuing mlD anil heh -'indlseico
um11 iG: kra ATlnnc, no. 'Nglaute, lO2
Nl1nAutu hnnl lo0 'C.nt Fool tnp,), %
pa Son Nm1 D. idT RTgreso, no; CaIftal tiy
iiOi sn4n HanEeon, lo5
"a. ...t.t 90 Hh|annso claimed.
Weather clear Track faat.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21

more than you did when you formed
the brewery trust" answered Hell
trick.
Il did not form any brewery trust
that IN fabrication out Of whole
cLoth-you have no right TO cast as
porsion ON the committee" the ex-
aminer said.
The cards were admitted in evil
dence. Some OF them refer 10 public
I school contracts and on thom
Mr.. Untermeyer raised the question
whether the contractors needed ad-
Vice on financial standing. which the
witness had said was part OF his legal
service.
The system under which tho mas
ter plumbers, cut stone contractors
tractors operate was described at
yesterdays session by Hettrick. lie
insisted that he was not attorney Tor
! organizations OF these men but was
personal counsel TO each individual
and admitted that they operate
under code OF practice" governing
the submission Of bids and conduct
Of business lie asserted that they
report to him the gross amount OF
business each does, but Insisted this
WAS So he might determine the fees
/ for his services. They pay amounts
ranging from 2 to 4 per cent. under
the item OF Insurance out Of which
MI Hettrick recelyca / per cent. FOR
his fees. Any amounts uneNpynded
are returned 10 the contributors.
There is no definite rule Tor divi-
sion OF this surplus. Each case has
10 be determined according TO cir
cumstanoos,' the witness said, lie
admitted that green Culured cards
are submitted by an contractors In
tending 60 bid on plumbing Jobs and
that he Hooks them over" This IL
, 90 determine the responsibility and
fair play of the owner, contractor
[ architect or others interested A
p pink card ia submitted TO HettricA
s before the bid goes ln giving tn,
amount OF the proposed bid Het
5 TICK passes on these TO discover dis
crepancles." II ne finds evidence o.
8 an "orror' IN tho bids, he calls at,
y tontion OF the bidder 10 this
e Whom be nnds startling discrep
a. ency between the bids he know
e something rs wrong" and socks a.,
X reason. Mr un,ermyer asked Het
e trick whether he was plumbing
s lawyer or a legal plumber" Mr Het
trick admitted he has no technica
@ knowledge OF plumbing except tina
70 picked up az attorney for the con
tractors.
b. Tho cut stone contractors and tn
r. steam heat and venuIatlng contractor
also work under code OF practice
y Heitlck testified
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
CHARGES FRAME-UP
SUES FOR $25O,OOO
L. York AmeS, Indicted and Ac-
Quilted in Oil Deal, Accuses
Present Head Of Company.


e. York Ames. promoter OF the Tar
Island Producing and Refining COM
pany who was Indicted in June. 1913.
and afterward acquitted BY court
order on charges OF using the mails
to defraud, Is the plaintiff IN n $50. 900
damage suit In the Supreme Court
against John ID. Dunlop now Presl-
dent OF the company: Otto A. Hack.
Frances Tarbox and George Mayo,
speclal accountant OF the Department
OF Justice.
Ames charges the defendants
worked worked for several weeks on
the books and papers OF the company,
making alterations and examinations
and trying TO make Il appear tho
property was practically wurthlUsA
when 10 was really worth at least
f2,O0O,OO0. lie charges the purpose OF
tho alleged "framcup" was o. get
possession Of large quantities Of the
capital stock.
Ames says no lost 100000 par
value Of the stock and some other
property. Justice Lehman to-day de
MED motion TO require the plaintiff
TO make the complaint more definite.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
MARTY" OWENS
NOW A SERGEANT
Eight Other Policemen Promoted,
and Three New LieutenantS
Are Appointed.

Police Commissioner Enright to-day
promoted three sergeants 20 be lieu
tenants and nine policemen TO be SER
geants Martin =. owens. who went TO
France as the Police Department.
Honor Legion ambulance driver and
emerged a captain OF the army. - the
best known OF the policemen promoted
TO be a sergeant.
James J.. Bresnan, another war vet
eran who won army captains bars
through his work with the Intelligence
section. also becomes a sergeant. Both
men we're on the old list. which has
expired. but their eligibility was pre-
served by the law protecting the pro-
motion rights OF men away at war.
The men named lieutonnnts were
George w. Leonard John u CWhill and
Charles n kcnslcr. The other police
men made sergeants were Francis l..
Hughes. Augistin A. kehoe. Henry
Schmitt. John y. Morrison. John j.
Thompson. Patrick J. Nally and Henry
Trielng.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21

classes and those who support the
Government
On the hfth day OF the strike.
e.gns Of an Industrial paralysis
are increasing throughout the coun-
try. At Cardin the unemployment
lists are Increasing. the coal shipping
exchange Is idle and the Channel
Islands cargo service from England
Is suspended At Bradford there arc
5000 unemployed. aud hundreds Of
workers are on part time. Al Leigh
many mills are running on short
time, whil' at Hull street car services
are restricted and many vessels are
held up.
At South Shields there II a serious
shortage OF steel plates In the ship
yards. and only enough coal for i'm
mediate needs. Al Shlldou 200 rail-
waymen are Idle and 1900 wagon
workers will be forced out BY the end
Of the week. Al Derby there IL short
time In the engineering and other
works A. Wighn most OF the iron
WI ~ ~ &c AANHNAH ~ ANAN NV NAAN
bakeries will have 90 close as soon as
the present small reserve OF fuel y
exhausted. The production OF pig
tron and steel on the northeast coast
and South Wolcs midlands has
ceased. The end OF the week will sec
the closing OF the iron and steel trade
throughout the British Isles.
In Manchester alone 5000 Industrial
workers have already been discharged
and more than $4,000 arc on part time
To-day also the railways began dras-
tioally cutting their services. -Four
Scotch expresses we're cancelled and
number OF English trains connecting
with the Irish Channel boats we're cut
out or will be discontinued by satur-
day. and beginning on Sunday d num-
Der OF train connections 10 boats to the
Continent will be stopped. In Md
Wales the railway service has been cut
IS per cent 10 the wartime schedule.
The general rule throughout the coun-
try u that express trains are being
stopped or turned into locals
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
THREAT IN COURT
BY ACCUSED MEN
Had Been Identified by Victim Of
HOld-up as Those Who
Attacked Him.

As three men who had been held for
the grand jury on a charge OF rob
berry wtra nthcir way back TO cells
In the West Side Court this morning
they passed Alfred j. Ryan a bar
tender OF No 464 West SD Street
'h QUIZ get yours Tor this" they
whispered to Ryan so audiuly that a
dozen persons nearby heard
Ryan Identified the men before Mag
iErHte Ten Eyck as three Of four
who held up him and James Carroll
another bartender lagt Sunday night.
The latter said Ae could not Identify
them
The police said Ryan would be fur
nished adequate protection
The three men held are Matthew
Sullivan, No. Az East Gcd Street,
Thomas Connolly. No, 5t3 West SOD
street. and Joseph Doyle, No 4lC
West 56th Street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
MEN
SAY THEY CANNOT
CUT DOWN PRICES
Declare at Inquiry That They
Must Clear 100 to 100 Per
Cent. to Break Even.

Amin W. Riley. Assistant United
States Attorney General and head Of
the Plying Squadron" which Is seek
ing the profltcor, to-day conferred for
nearly three hours with representa-
tivcs " the New York Hotel Men'a
Association in an effort to get them
20 reduce the prices charged In their
restaurants. The hotel men per-
sistcntly refused 90 make any re-
ductiOn, saying that they had been
losing money ever since the World
War began, and that since prohibition
their losses had been much greater.
In reply 10 this refusal Mr.. Riley
said that he intended 10 begin an in
vostigauon at once. which would start
AZ the restaurant kitchen and follow
food articles 20 the tables TO deter
mine whether there was profltcering.
He sud that ho would take the cost
Of food into consideration and then
inspect the preparation and serving.
find the cost OF that and add In tho
overhead chargeA After that he went
on, he would b. able TO determine Just
whore tho hotel men stood. He said
very pointedly that he intended to lay
before the Federal Grand Jury any
Instances OF profitecring he might dis
cover.
The hotel men stated that they
would welcome any investigation.
They stated that they had TO make
from 100 10 100 per cent. profit on
foods TO break even.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
MAN WHO HELD UP
WOMAN IDENTIFIED
Found to Be Dangerous Criminal
and He May Have TO Serve
Life Sentence.
Lie SENTENCE


John Holt, twcnty-four. charged
with assault and robbery, was ldenti-
fled to-day In the Harlem Court ny
Mrs. Charlotte Downie, wife OF Pa
trolman Hugh Downie Of No. 92O
Second Avenue, when Holt was AZ
raigned on a charge OF assault and
robbery, as one OF the three men who
yesterday held her up, beat her and
took her handbag containing s. 100
I'm money and checks. at Park Avenue
and l2ith Street The handbag and
is contents, dropped by two OF the
5tck-up men In their hurry 10 es-
cape from an angry crowd OF 1000
citizens, many OF whom witnessed the
hold-up, was found by a passerby
and restored 20 Mrs. Downie, who is
cashier Of "A laundry company
The police declared they recognized
IN Holt an eX-convict named John
Doughcr,y, who was sent to Elmira
Rcformatory In 1915 and 10 sing
Sing in 1917 for robbery
Magistrate Simpson held the prls-
oner for the Grand Jury without bail
on representation that he was dan
gerous criminal who would probably
be indicted as "A hubitual criminal. the
penalty for which is life impIison-
ment.
Mrs. Downie was warmly COM
mended by Magistrate Simpson for
her fidelity and bravery In protect
ing her employer money"
Patrolman MoCrOhan, " no arrested
! Holt, also was praised.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
COUNTER DIVORCE SUIT ON.
Mrs. Enrie'- action Ends ana That
Of mnahnnd ncrInn.

The suit for limited divorce on the
ground Of extreme cruelty brought by
Mrs Herbert Renwick Earle. OF No
~ Duncan Avenue. Jersey city.
against her husband. Theodore l.
Earle. son Of Montclair millionaire.
was ended to-day before Vice Cann-
cellor Lewis iu Jersey city
Then as the counter suit Of the hus-
band for absolute divorce nnmipg
Lieut. Commander Alexander Chart
ton. T. s. ~. as correspondent. was
about 70 begin. Mrs Earle asked the
Court for q separate maintenance nj
lowancc during trial Of the action.
This was granted and bills OF particu-
lars wall be supplied to the husbands
attorneys.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
ELWELL ESTATE 100000.
slain whist Experts Mother Asks
60 ne AdministratriK.

Surrogate Foley received petition to-
day asking that Mrs. Jennie Ewcil Of
RidgewooI y. o.. b. appointed admins
tratrlx OF the otatc OF her son. Joseph
Elwell. the whist expert who was found
dead la his apartment on June II last.
The petition lB made because Of tho
death recently Of Elwclls father. who
was executor Of the estate,
Mra. E,woil says in hoe petition that
the estate Will not exceed 100000 and
than $4,000 EiWcll In hts viii left his
whole estate TO ms parents, and Mrs
Elwel says she Is now the sole legutee,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
FLIERS FROM NOME
co TO THE CAPITAL
Men Who Made Round Trip to
Alaska Take Along Sledge Dogs
to Washington.

The four airplanes which ycster-
day completed round trip between
Mitchell Field and Nome. Alaska.
left Mineola this morning for Wash
ington. d. c. The FIRST plane got
away at 1131 o'clock and the others
followed Immediately They arrived
In Washington after two and a half
hours OF flying.
The same men who arrived yester-
day in the planes were In them to-
day. They were Capt 81 Clair Street
and Capt Howard Douglas, Lieut..
Ross G. Kirkpatrick and Sergt Joseph
lEngish, Lieut.. G. H. Crumrine and
Sergt. James Long and Lieut.. Clifford
G. Mutt and Lieut., Erich Nelson. They
took with them the slodge dogs given
them in Nome.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
ULTlMATUM TO ARMENIA.
Soviet Russia Asks Passage Of
1rOoBs-,DemRnd Rejected.

PARIS, oct 2i.--The Russian Soviet
Government has Issued an ultimatum
to Armenia, according TO advices re-
coived to-day boy the French foreign
office from Armenia, demanding per-
mission for tho immediate transport OF
Bolshcvft troops through Armenia IN
order TO effect a junction with the
Turkish Nationalist In Asia Minor.
and Armenia has rejected the ultima
tum.
Tho Bosheviki also asked the Ar
monians To repudiate the treaty Of
Sevres with Turkey.
Belief was expressed at the foreign
office that Armonia's rejection OF the
Soviet ullimutum will result to serious
fighting. Armenia has requested aid
from Allies
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
40 MAYORS CALL ON HYLAN
New ENGLAND CIues' 1cHecutiveH
welcomed at city HALL.

Forty Mayors Of New England cities
were officially welcomed IN city Hall
to-day by Mayor Hylan. They are here
for two days conference with the
National Roard Of Review Of Motion
Pictures The principal object OF the
conference rs 10 put into operation ef-
fective methods OF control Of mot on
pictures tnrugh the medium Of the Ma
uunal Hoard.
Mayor Hylau said ne felt honored In
receiving the Chief Executives OF New
EuElands principal stiles and added
that he would do everything possible 10
make their stay here as pleasant as
possible. After shaking hands with
each Of his callers Mayor Hylan posed
with thom for the movies.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
shipping Board steamer ZRcR
Anre.

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad, oct 10.
Tho United states shipping BOARD
steamer Alca, from Norfolk took fire
here last night and IL stll burning.
with the assistance OF the British
cruiser Cambrian ana the Canadian
Government steamer Farmer the
Hlca was b,aChed 20 prevent her
sinking. E0ol8 are under WHY 10 cx-
tlnEulHh the fire by flooding the holds
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
NO u. S. BAR RAISED
AGAINST THE IRISH
State Department Denies Statement
Made Yesterday in the
British Commons.

WASHINGTON. oct. 2i.-Americn
has taken no action TO discourage Irish
immigration. Urdor Secretary Of State
Davis said to-day In discussing the
statement IN the british Parliament
yesterday hy Sir Hnmmor Greenwood
chief Secretary for Ireland. that this
country no longer welcomed lmmi-
grafton from Ireland because Il did not
desire to swell the total OF disturbing
elements 90 the United States
ihe Irish are about as good az any
immigrants Mr. Davis said Y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
sues Soldier Husband for separa-
tiOn.

Nirs Myr1e Leblanc began Supreme
Court action In Brooklyn to-day for
separation from her husband. William.
saying hc rad left her on the day after
their marriage. Aus ill9ls, telling nor
left without "a home or money aud that
her baggage was on n station platform
whom Bhe got tls sudden news. After
the war she said she met her hu band
but that he failed TO support her and
wanted her 10 support him
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-21
What Johnson Says To-day:

Senator Johnson to-day made
a statement at Republican Ma
tonal Headquarters in which he
said he would be delighted" TO
see established an international
forum" where. In the open. there
would be a full discussion Of
international problems which
might form public opinion and
thus tend to prevent war.
81 do not at present see how II
is possible 10 go beyond this"
said the Senator.