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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11
Allies Agree to Support One An
other in Maintaining Their
spheres Of Influence"
AREAS ARE DEFINED
italy and France Get cilicia, Parts Of
kurdestan and Anotolia-Asree-
ment Ratified When Treaty
Goes Into Effect.

Paris-France, Great Britain and
Italy have signed tripartite agree.
ment in which they agree to support
each other in maintaining their
spheres of influence" in Turkey. The
limits Of the areas in which the re-
spective special interests of France
and Italy are recognized are defined
by the same document. ~
Pact Signed August 10.
This agreement, it developed, was
signed at Sevres, August 10. the day
the public ceremonial of the signig Of
the peace treaty with Turkey took
place. Although the agreement, it is
explained, is not considered secret
one, it nevertheless never has been
made public until now, after a lapse
of nearly three months since the sign.
ing. Under its own terms the docu-
ment was to come into force and be
published at the time the Turkish
peace treaty should go into effect. This
date is still an uncertainty.
British Sphere In Doubt.
In connection with examination Of
the text OF the agreement now avail
able. attention is being called here to
the fact that while the treaty defines
the spheres Of influence Of France and
Understanding the special inter.
ests Of France in Cflicia and the West
ern part Of Kurdistan bordering on
Syria, and Of Italy in Southern Ana.
tolia-the British spheres Of influence
are not only underlined but are not
mentioned. This has raised the cues.
ton II the agreement is susceptible Of
the Interpretation that the British, In.
terests may be held to extend to any
or all the remaining parts of Il Turk
ish empire ...
Diplomatic Support Pledged.
h It is noted also, that while the agree
ment does not take the form Of, an al
lance, 1t pledges the contracting
powers to render diplomatic support
to each other In maintaining their re-
spective positions in the areas in
which their special interests are re-
cognized."
One section Of the document nro-
vides for the exploitation Of the Bag.
dad railway by Q company in which
British. French and Italian capital 4
equally interested. It gives the 81.
ploitatfon Of the Heraolea coal mines
between Konieh and Adana, to Italy.
Article ten Of the agreement pro
vides that nothing contained in It
shall prejudice the rights Of nations
OF nonsignatory states to free acces.
to the various areas for commercial
and economic purposes.
GOV [l'| FRAZIER l::|' re- REFLECTED
henpartisan Candidate Wins ovar
hi Dsmoerats BY Small Margin.
& Fargo, N %. Figures t:bulated on
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11

The election reports as given in the
Record last week appear to have been
correct. The Independents won the
house of representatives. They elect
ed Miss Nelson, Judge Christianson,
Tom Hall, John Steen and w. H.
Stutsman on the state ticket. They
also landed Geo. M. Young and o. B.
Burtness as congressman.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11
BUILDING FOR SALE

Fer sale, two-story ffame business
house in Braddock. Formerly the
once Of the Braddock News. Will
sell reasonably fer cash, or will sell
on time to responsible purchaser.
satisfactory trade viii be considereu..
Address
F. B. sREErER,
Linton, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11

What has become of County Man.
ager Miller? We fear he has left for
greener pastures, and that 500 re-
ward appears to have gone with him.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11

Lost, ~ -4Goodyear tire in rim b.
tw"en Si:asburg and Linton on We'd
nesday July '21st. Finder return to.
Emmons County Motor CdApany Of
Strasburg and receive reward ADV.
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Subscribe for the Emmons County
Record if you want to keep in touch
with county affairs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11

R*s's'leF dry-es'ss.;iag. pressing,
rena;f*&g, dyeiag, rslini4g and tsilor-
Ing ship rs your work. KLRlN.
Taller and Cleaner, Bismarck. N.
Oak ADV. n, .
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11

Farm Wanted want to hear from
party having farm rgr sale. Give
price and description. John w. Wait,
Champaign Illinois. ADV.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11

FOR sALE-Five roo.. house, large
barn. with two lots, in medication, in
City Of Linton. Inquire II Dr.. VOL.
verton. ADV.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11

The tabulated votes for Emmons
county indicate that the following
were elected justices of the peace:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11
Enroll at the
A. B. c..

The ihnrdeen Business College will
start you on a Course in Business
next Monday morning. Are you
ready! The Business World needs
you Send for our catalog.
George L. Kemper, Manager.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11
NOTICE.

Ny hay land q 10 aeres near
hague 'Is for rent. Sections Is. g
and ss-Twp. 1se Range-74.
Mrs. r. 1. Wells.
l4se Sprsee P7aes
Msinneapolis, lilna. ADJ
Apt. IL
Rcd the Rsssra q. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-11
:. Ci'fY BARBER SHOP :.

". H. HINTON, Prop
LH""as. Baskets leave on Wednesdays.
ana retarn the following Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
MEMS FURNISHINGS AND
BOYS APPAREL,
TWELFTH FLOOR


BullDog' Suspender Garters Belts Nectwsa, uew
Blue Bird Brand Boys Of materials :, ~ ~
at prices
prices Garfield Brothers. -i '''0 W An@'ch ~
of shir for every accession, lin. oi. :. 49,,
SIX mixture and pure silk Co. Inc aoiA''
Americas Leading Juvenile Makers Of Bows, and .a
oehVey IN Levy x Co. 'P' NpN0'''S' 'po'
iets leather Speciazipg
elts ana genuine
sn ia Union made Ovels Shirts bottom nrices. GOV
also 0'er coos Boys 5000 National OveaI Comnau
on and cut silk Also and cut silk N
~. uspay IN ouh Terminal Sales Building. Orlof ~ "
bs Elast hnt acketsn year jacket subst;pte
spring Vf"oe' fechham~i oreman. Inc ~ ''- e"i'
oy"r oheen and Young tailored suits and
oi lhe oetter grade dbuilv
-' 04' d" " aosiy the syecrat Companv Inc
ROPER Knitting ~ N4'PS0Ao " meet every need
Mfg. Co. Inc A co w., 49,.
s'e1 VIZ" ge assortment co
d If of ovas-w have their eb
eT p"Y IN 'he Bush Terminal Building vor nnern
sateen a@ sn % srj jung Percales Madras
flannel
ao range 0 c00r and materials NJ. c. Tanger ~ ''' III
mat en wear in silk, knitted and washable fabrics + ~
P's -Aso compete ihe OF Boys Opsen
Mems and Boys Gloves. Our comnlat. l;ro Will, ho W.
" WIN st'Se' 4. d. Osborn N' y"
marathon Fiexyde Washable elts Not ,ea+borro4 ..s
a
belts r'0eos "hlcn permits the washing of the
an line mems shirts in s
NS at pHlces which please buyer Wenberg Wsnhar anu
'o''seS Twins Clothes Juvenile Quitting Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Ho1asefurnishing Division
Ready to Serve Buyers and Merchants

Acme Mfg. Co.
Albaugh-DDvcr Co.
Allen &c RoIiens
Aiuminnn Cooking Utensil Co.
american Dairy Supply CO.
American Ironing Machine Co.
Ammido1 & Co.
a. j. w. Paper Co.
a Artlilctal Daylighting Co. Inc.
2uto Vacuum Freezer Co.
Belcanto Co., The
;5ellaire Enamel Co.. Tka
Figlow Brush Co.
Bison-Fibre Co.
Bite Em-Bat &c.
Brett Mfg. Co.
Burdette Mfg. Co. Inc.
Brokaw- Eden Co.
Cape Cod Shop
Chicago Curtain Stretcner Co.
Chicago Metallic Mfg. Co.
Coleman. Allen j.
Colgate Soap Chips
Columbia Chemical CO.
Continental Scale Works
Croy, Mae Saven (Mrs.)
Curtin Corp, John
Dearborn Duster Go.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
HOSIERY
FIFTH FLOOR

Cadet children,
silk Manufactured
originated by
Miller Socks IRON HEEL and TOE
qualities,
Miller, S. s.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

Diller Mfg. Co.
Domestic Laundry EQUIP. Corn.
Eagle Safety Razor Co.
Eis1n Stove and Oven Co.
Embree Co.
Edison Elec, Appliance Co.
Elska Mig. Co.
tarber Bros.
Git Mig. Go.
Globe Stove and Range c..
Goodwill Electric Co.
Greenherg & Nader
HAYDEN. L. w. Co.
Holmes, Lawrence
|! mes. John J.
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co,
humphrey CO.
Imperial Broom Works
International Floor Mach. Co
Jacobs Bros. Company
Japana Specially Co.
johnson. s. c., & CO.
h hat4inecv, Ed. & 60.
lake Breeze Motor Go.
Lafayette Broom Co.
Landers. Frary & Clark
lee Broom and Duster Co.
Levin. Saul
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
MILLINERY AND SUPPLIES
TENTH FLOOR

TENTH FLOOR
M ornamen tassel millinery shades.
novelties j. v Greenberg Inc ~ N''"''' ne" arVs''
trimmed Hats-fland-nade
Prices that be quality and @
S"o'u 'AcuSNc model protection
ha's Glfis don c
hand Brothers @o&'0 uoh oock
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
A Permanent American
TOY FAIR
Centralized under one roof is now
- ~eoY:1oA:oY,
a realization

OentTdIIZeQ ul1Qcr OIIe FOOI is now
realization
The fourth floor of the Bush Terminal
Sales Building is devoted to the dis
play and sale of American Made Toys"
To all interested in toys we extend an in
vitation to come and see the marvellous
Mar-Jean Toy City the miniature
metropolis in motion--you have heard
and read so much about.
The Buyer who seeka to do his buying
conveniently, quickly and under most
pleasant conditions-will find here COM
plete displays of representative lines.
AMERICAN TOYS FOR AMERICAN CHILDREN
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
JEWELRY
NINETEENTH FLOOR
lTs' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR

"sfrsS TS mas MshA 1 n % Of o spsndD "s. mp @
tell time Robt II. gersoIl Bro '
gold Sel1s Adler cne our speciality Also tho
30 4So kt White pattern; reproduction pa
advnagcs % pn% no ud soe & Ra Sea Ma aa%o"d with all
@ n cG s eS G@ Hsdd~ sas Ring M vy o
widths Alfred Humber Som - 80 s'"' '"'e'
csarstte cassMateh safe for itestone
dinmond and corp e
rings ds15s bfooehss bSS%sfss'5a' 6a,
sJ.s T. .: : 4S ss sSaS; ss' "i""
Mems 5svs' i, cor sterling and solid gold W.
Mfg Company ' A'As ana 0' 'Ss sets sehoener
SS Be the a you @ eem"n o
jewery Bush Sal Service % O" 10 "s ana sell shaws
% % Thase % haodd osE stXle M Of white ivory
delivery Popular prices Sidney Simon Co ~ A'e
syea d Gosaess t to dt.s Silver Rish the
jewellers do it. Mig Company Vs' @ Ivory etc. as
ld i 'eTey ; Euvs line jewe suitable all occa-
collar Son 0t company p trade Also s''uf links and
body nnovaon at seeca @ pr
Sr sn & ear & and French Necklaces Earrings
assorted sones plated sterling nd solid gold
eSs r bs and 4a rerfsmery grade paper boxes
% @ '9's qs f sws nu's Tsss mds wi y
hide bride fastener belt Co. of Amca soma cow
co Inc '"0 each and up Selection request
"A Time Piece @ for Peace lntroduon Bush
r. H. ngersolI & W i0' s0"' c0"Vene''e
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS

0h'VLNI fANIH FLOR
hr Ease 1907 soft boarded cowid
ana adjustable
prise Tourist - ''''N7' 1''''
hnslh esthe Go0ds Ladies handbags writing gift books
De La Rue, I'd ~ N0N ''-Na"op's
hr Eases, bags
folds and
over rapidly at good profits keystone Goods Co. -
Ladies' Belts $500 to IS 90 nov d7or rh , n
Bt N 9'A
NO al SIX oie bag popln lining Dutch s;v.x
ei' P0'Vo ooAe" .. q I" Leather
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

HOSIERY
FIFTH FLOOR
ss and 's s sn
superior to
HOUSE GARMENTS,
APRONS AND KIMONOS
SEVENTH FLOOR
Hss svn s rs1%a n Of @ % be d s | Co.. no" being
saaues Company N"'"3S ana ''eSSos
ss sass~ sss .s sbsm
Gerlach Mfg. Co. Np''"S @ 'NNs' ~"' '''S"N" a. r.
exclusively. C. A. & Co
spas s4s ss and Perch sse " e s5s Us So @ $3.50 @
l. Rensh & Son. ~ ~ ~ '' S al" "4''N'
Apron shearson1owen Mfg. Co,
Bib & and Band @ ss sGs a aa e s2 5
"pGssd pness silk % chssst msdom
Hsrme a" prices on import
FOLLOWING LINE DISPLAYED SOON
'Ss' '' *'i
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S
NOVELTI
FLOOR
Easter Bunny GIFTS and Garments please Buyers Babies
Socks Carriage Straps, Rales Mistress b
For immediate delivery crib blankets diapers and
Frederick VIM, Cordes. -
Infants Novelties Bbs Play
Mattress Protectors sizes "roning
Exsio Quilt
S"'
Infants Cluloid Good.
Of distinctive Hob -
"Sani Dri'
boiled and rond
AZ over; clothes sewed
knitting Mills - ~ ~
Chsp-Igh Chamber unsaniarv
and heavily plated. Spring 0P's 'N
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

VISIT II
INFANTS AND CHILDRENs WEAR
FLOOR
Ne f$ Blu" s A , s
Specials, @ sss ss B and s" .
''s: f. % s~ ss Hs % 1 %
@ s s & sss a a%s.;s s S. q: %
R c 5 ct S sp 5 pc, Be- ssss ssss b:s
nelly Company. ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~
'sss e14 T.: i9sss: ss5S Gs' It , ' s & f% &
s S's' 'ss S"i "' %s
r % s % t'onsen s n So ns etc., gs H2 s
dresses wash attire Company
@ as Gps% Sc t. %s % hand sAirrsd Also Black
' E's s mako s2 @ . s s s n: IT. Co. The
Ns ? fS : asSE a and ss sns' s @ s
DressC
nnts ts High
Sylvia Infants Coat
cfsfqs5s % and s" s H25a
snip Prompt delivery anu "''NA''
Fine ys5s esseRsss Per n9%5sr Little
Value '"S mouse
May Belle especially designed to meet the demand
' an" whose
Yorkshire Knit Goods ofegsBo
Co.,
kiddyvile No. S. White
Noie Dress Tan with
others The Priscilla -
gives tone the right
-Rompers1i:No Simple Simon Manu-
Infants and Intermediates Leading
aVore
tants Coats and Capes So to $21 each. Lewis
High Grade Rubber Sheets and
Sheeting Novelties Dainty Bags.
"Papekin' h Solve
minneapolis M" Infants Chidens
Childrcn
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
NOTIONS
TWENTY THIRD FLOOR


ana European present and showin,
staple buttons
Bailey, Green EIger. oe'"fefa
colonial Quality National Needfuls" Nets v
Elast!c. Tulip Bands Lady
baby Dlmple Safety Pins Gold Medal Samg Hlder R
See that HumpD Long Snaps worlds fastener De ,o
a Pms Safety Pins Toilet Eyes Hook ana
lape lhe DE Long Hook and Eye Company. ~ s'
mufbds and Furriers colorsusbe5s s,
nngs chana buttons, buckles. Bauer = & l'"-
You for assortment Charles
Josephsohn N"ahes
Aside from elastic goods abroad Ts
consist Of pins needless opening factor for |
garters Samuel Buyer Company. " ' A0i mems
t0nsohdated American Fastener Co.'S STANDARD
taIeftsed necan Brands SOtZ n-as
Fasteners A L. Clark & Co, Inc. Zap D'ess
De aqns Hooks and pins toilet pins hair ni
Company. * 1''S NOOK Eye
Novelty Company ~ ~ " L. va N0"af 9npporer and
Dress bt snaps@a9y" 5 With tb FgeaNot shape ~Fne tb
ana prices Federal Snap Fastener Corp 49, - 0a"tes
a aian f Dress S5 worlds standard in per
i l'qufles referred Hai-Borchert Dress c.. 'tA
Hair Nets Hair Good-Iar -InportersFxnorar n7i
u human halr. The b. Franke Company W No. maze
ora1ds dress trimmings ornaments of ev -
respeuv% % eo nG"n or SRng POPULAR goods open orders
buffers and scissoTs shears manicure scissors files ueezs
0~ 0NA"U-aetured
'ro,ot- cave "ooien blankets ep-weln ca 49,. ~
oahkets These blankets pushed sepns
advertising Smith Co o"o ana vigorous
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
MISSES AND JUNIORS WEAR

SIXTH FLOOR
4e4Parkhil gingham smoked front patch trimmed
efec
back Boomer $50; without $780, Brown & Gordon. - "N
Cadillac "" Children s240o Six exceptionally attractive
gnghams. Cadil last
of for Girl
% Junior Suits. ''H
Upto-the styles white lingerie dresses s
Nj. Herzstein Co. ''"
saonspo Cloth 1882 s25oo
Sizes IA to 90 Joseph Wrschafter. '""
Girls White DressSizes a. lawns vY
organdles-large
A. w. Wolf ' @"u Up
"Ynkee Maid" colored
IA The Line Waiting Yankee
Childrens and Manufacturing
Skirts Juniors
d'nes SILK pads and jeans The Cirsh Style Skirt ~
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

popln gngham trimmed
ppngs) different surfcloth boomers Oga
opn $36 Olga surfcoth boomers
s2; surfcoh bloomers good quality S8 iandpand
m
1uxedos
mePs
worsted Groblue Knitting Mills
Knit Underwear White
ad,es Union Shell styles
ygade' Shakers
knitting Compan
complete line of Novelty being shown
General Line and
Filet
children silk fibre ane's hair alpaca
zephyr and Woolen sp-ons ladies' ch.dren full line
the most particular Gopher Wsd. -
Complete Showing Beautiful new
'oor combinations deliveries
hnit foods quality comprising Knit Slip
Hpes and T0Nedos Your be
Ladies Fn fashioned spon sweater styles All
o'e liandsome line silk $4,000
coats, $3.50 to $1,000 Royal Ascot Knitting Mills. ~
Popular priced line Sweaters Womcs Sn-ovc and
Knitting - 'S '"''. '"Vp'e'o
as & Knitting Mills hghgradc ladies' misses
sweaters also hne bathing u
United Knit Wear NIisA showing Knit goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21
HOME RULE BILL
TO BELAW TO-DAY
Lords Agree to All Changes
in Measure Made by
Commons.
TIME LIMIT SET FOR IRISH
Offer Of Parliament Rejected,
1t Can't Be Renewed
for 3 Years.
'IME LIMIT SET FOR IRISH

LONDON. Dec. 20.---The Irish Home
Rule bill now is safe and will be
placed on the statute book this week
in q form only slightly amended from
the shape in which ii first left the
House of Commons. The House Of
Lords to-day, after a brief debate,
agreed to all the amendments made to
the bills by the Commons.
The only amendment discussed by the
Lords to-day was that passed by the
lower House providing that il either
area in Ireland refused to set up Par
Lament the Executive could not make
the offer a second time unless within
three years after June / next. Both
houses of the British Parliament passed
a resolution asking for it,
Earl Middleton objected to this time
limit of three and one-half years and
challenged division on the question.
He was defeated decisively by vote of
81 to IA. whereupon this and the other
Commons amendments We're agreed to
without further discussion.
Owing to n slight modification made
in the House of Lords to-day ut the sug-
gestion of Lord Birkenhead, the Lord
Chancellor, the bill again will have to
be submitted to the House of Commons
as formality. and 1t probably will be
Tomorrow before the royal sanction is
given.
One Of the principal changes in the bill
made by the Lords is that Senates will
be created for both the northern and
southern Parliaments. AS proposed by
the Government the question OF the
method of establishing the Senates was
to be left for the decision of the Irish
Parlinments.
Another modification secured by the
Lords is that Instead or the Council Of
Ireland being nominated by the two
Parlaments each Senate will appoint
seven OF Its members and each Parlia-
ment thirteen. making total of forty,
while. instead of the president of the
Council being the Lord Chancellor Of
ireland. as proposed by the Govern
ment, ne will be nominated by the Lord
Lieutenant on the advice Of the Crown.
The Lords also defeated the proposal
that the Irish Parliaments should have
the power to levy n surtax
II is generally supposed that the Gov
ernment regards the bill as the basis of
future negotiation and with that idea
has purposely reserved the questions Of
customs and excise from the bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21
JERSEY IN ARMS TO REPEL
FLEEING NEW YORK CROOKS
Vigilantes in Motor Cars Patrol All Highways Leading
to River and Ferry Gates.

Police officials of New Jersey COM
munities have become so alarmed
over the possible inriux or large
number OF criminals as a result of the
New York roundup that vigilante COM
mittees are being formed and autono-
biles loaded with deputy sheriffs are
patrolling roads leading into all parts
of the State from the Hudson Rives
ferries. Merchants In the larger cities
are employing former soldiers to guard
their property and are appealing to
the police for pistol permits.
Bernard McFeely. Commissioner OF
Public Safety OF Hoboken, has directed
that the Hoboken exits Of the Hudson
tubes and the ferries be watched
closely for criminals. David ]. Nc
Kenna, Mayor Of Englewood. is or
ganizing volunteer police. many OF
whom are wealthy residents OF the
town, TO patrol the streets. All
strangers will be questioned and If ex
plantations of their presence in the
town are not satisfactory they will be
sent away on the next train.
Martin O'Shea. Chief of Police OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21

Hackensack, suggested that merchants
Of Hackensack take their money and
valuables to the station house each
night for safekeeping. The chief de-
clared tho police force is so small it is
practically impossible for his men to
cover all the business and residential
sections during the night. He feels
that the business men and housewives
also need not fear the crime wave IL
they take their valuables around to
the lookup.
Milton T.. Crawley, secretary to
Sheriff Wilson Of Essex county, formu-
lated plans. in the absence of his chief,
who is i'll, for force OF fifty deputies
to patrol the Essex county roads at
night.
Arthur y. Dutfleld, president of the
village OF South Orange. has organized
a home guard TO patrol the streets.
Among those who will begin patrolling
the village tonight are Arthur 3.
Leach, president OF A. L. Leach & Co.
bankers, of SO Cedar street; Clarence
+. Riker, Manhattan druggist. and
stephen S. Johnson, real estate oper-
ator OF Manhattan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21
CURRAN DEMANDS
CITYWDE PROBE
Every Department Should Be
Thoroughly Investigated,
He Insists.
WOULD GUST ENRIGHT
Resolution Holds Him Respon-
sible for Nightmare of
Murder
WOULD GUST ENRIGHT

President Henry H. Curran Of Man
haitian Republican, added his voice
yesterday 10 the general demand for a
thorough investigation OF every city,
county and borough department in the
city. His demand was embodied In a
sideration to-day in the meeting Of the
Board of Estimate.
In making public his resolution Mr..
Curran said Police Commissioner En-
right should be removed for incompe-
-tency.-and that an impartial legislative
investigation of the city government
should follow.
In substance the resolution states the
failure OF the Board OF Estimate to
appropriate s21.Oo0.Ooo TO conduct the
public schools reveals "a crisis In the
city's financial condition" The reso-
luton also refers to the unparalleled
peril TO life and property which exists
IN every home. office, shop and public
place" Both these facts. the resoiu-
ton AYERS. demand investigation.
The purpose stated in the resolution
IL TO bring about such improvement 8
IN the administration or structural form
Of the city, county and borough gov
ernments as may be accomplished by
action of the Legislature
The scuttling OF the schools to the
tune OF S27.OCoOoo" MIR. Curran said.
'is enough by itself to make an In
vestigation Imperative. The nightmare
OF murder and robbery that has over
whelrned the city makes such an In
vestigation an immediate duty.
Il shall vote for the additional 7ss
patrolmen. would vote for three times
that many II that alone would help us.
We need new patrolmen, but before That
we need a new Police COMMISSIONS. Tor
the trouble Is not with the men. but with
the Commissioner.
"The incompetence IS at the top. Com
missioner Enright has the confidence OF
neither the policemen nor the public.
While he should be removed. his is only
one OF the departments that has broken
down. We should have thorough and
impartial investigation throughout all
branches OF the city government. We
need first the facts. then we can plan
intellirertIy Tor relief"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21
PLYMOUTH ROCK SPLITS
IN PROCESS OF MOVING
Cement Which Held Old
Broken Parts Gives Way.

MOUTH. Mass. Dec. 20.-Plymouth
Rock was moved to-day and broke In
the process. The split was an old one
caused originally when the rock on
which the Mayflowcr passengers landed
was separated from its granite base in
I775 and was hauled by "a yoke OF oxen
20 Town Square. Ultimately the broken
parts were Joined with cement and re-
placcd under monumental canopy
which has since been the mecca of
thousands Of visitors 20 old Plymouth.
In connection With the Pilgrim ter
centenary committee's work. tho shore
line is being restored as nearly a. pos
slble 20 It's aspect at tho time os the
pilgrims arrival 800 years ago and a
new monumental canopy is 70 be built.
II was while excavating Tor this work
that the rock was moved to-day. While
Il was IN chains the ancient cement
gave way and tho two parts separated
so that light could be seen between
them.
by tomorrow when the precautionary
exercises are held. Il IL expected that
the old base will be fully exposed and
the divided rock replaced on II in its
old position.