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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF IONIA COUNTY, MICHIGAN
Special February Session, A. D. 1919

Supervisors County the
the House the City onia Thursday
A. d. 1919 1880 p to the call issued
by the Clerk. *s 4s444 3 3 ego
The Board called to order by Chairman L. c. David
Supervisors Curtis F. D. Curtis,
Goodwin Hed Henderson, Jepson Kauf
Osborn Packard Peak Pitt Smith, Stout
Travis, Mailman, %. Absent -,r,.s t.m
meeting call of the Clerk for
said meeting here read as follows:
To w. Mouton, County Clerk of Ionia County.
undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors
onia respectfully special meeting of
the
City Feb, o'clock M.
the considering and adopting resolution reading
follows:
Resolved That the question adopting the County Road
submitted the County of Iona
the general election to be held the 7th day of April d. 1912 and
said Immediately notice
writing the such notice
Supervisor personally leaving the
of residence before the time of such
meeting.
B. Travis
NC
Il Cod
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Given under hands this the goth day February A.
Geo. w. Moulton L. c. David
Clerk OF Board Chairman of Board
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Detroit Common Council but
the question to whether not officer who serving his
for misconduct taken place during his first in such Office
gather from the opinion this that holds nsunce
that
other holding
the petition filed
the cases Of Com Wealth Shaver State Jersey City and other
cited the opinion all Of
to the Public Official and charges made against him for
sought w
however your contention that the charges
limited to the though
office during such preceding
during such preceding could be
moval during the present
Undoubtedly yop have brief this proposition
oblge. -
Yours trulv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
OFFICIALS EXPLAIN SHOOTING.
Mexioans Say American oil Men Were
Killed by Eehels.


Mexico, Jan. Of. J. Roncy and
F:a-les Bowlcs. Americans who met
death IN the Tanrpico region early this
month. were killed by rehols after hav-
ing disrcgerded warnings from au-
thorities not to venture into danger
Gus regions alone. according 20 infor-
nation from federal Off iri9ls given out
this morning. They were shot along
the seashore between camps belonging
to the international and Transcorti-
rcnte' oil companies. II was seid. Out
law followers Of n rebel chief in that
place had been expecting to receive
munitions and arms from a steamer
on the coast. Certain outlaws. oppo-
nents of Pe]aeze. the outla wchiefsain
were operating near the lagoon Of
Tan'piahua and learned Of the expect
cd shipment They laid In wait at a
point where they thought the NUM-
tions wo-ild be landed and when Roney
and Bowles appeared. the rebels be-
lieved they were carrying arms to the
Peiaeze forces. Fire was opened and
the two men were killed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
eoHpEss JEEREo IN BosToN.
HeekIed When He Defends Striking
Policemen.

Boston. Jan. 9.--Samuel Gompers.
who spoke here as luncheon guest
OF the Boston Chamber OF Commerce,
was subjected TO some hcckling and
at times his voice was drowned In a
chorus Of noes" while he was dis
cussing tho recent strike Of Boston
policemen and criticizing the action OF
Police CommiSsioner Curtis.
Counter demonstrations restored
quiet and after the luncheon officers
CT the chamber apologtzed tor tho
speaker. He took tho incident good
humoredly.
A roar Of applause greeted Mr..
Gompers' remark ''you now have a
new police force In Boston" He at
tackled the policy OF Commissioners
Curtis vigorously. asserting that tho
strike was deliberately provokod by
this autocrat"
The failure of the commissioner
to call out volunteers. he asserted.
was part OF the same deliberate
policy of letting loose disorder 10
discredlt the policemen.
When cries OF mo" were raised by
his auditors. Mr.. Gompers exclaimed.
II can prove IT." and In response to
loud invitations to do so. he had his
secretary read an afiivdavtt OF a
newspaper man regarding converse
tion with former Superintendent
Pierce. who. at the time of the strike.
was recalled TO service as special
assistant to the commissioner.
The affidavit said that three hours
before the police struck the reporter
called on Pierce and asked him II he
was going to order out the volunteer
police tNat night: and that Mr.. Pierce
replied his orders from the cor,mis-
sioner were TO call them out at s Il.
m. the next day and tina, they would
not he called out that night under
any considera ton
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
PACKERS SOLD TO RUSSIA
Shown TO have Sent Meats TO eo'shs'
vjk Government.

WIN
wnshirptou, Jan. 9.--Charges tnst
Ludwig c. A. X. Martens. sch-Nylea
Russian soviet Ambassador to the Uni
ted Statcs, and his secretary. 3. Nuo-
tcva, had claimed TO havo had success
full dealings with American meat pack
era lr buying meat for soviet Russia
deapite the American and allied block
adc Of that country. were made before
the senate agricultural committee by
William Culver. OF the federal agri-
culture commission.
Mr.. Culver said no considered tho
circumstances significant since the
owner oc local hotel where ''srtens
and his secretary have bee, Iyins
hrs been engn~ed In pure AZ the
rneat In question. The - missioner
made his charge while ming that
employee Of the comm were un-
der fire as ''radical,' bolsheviks."
Ec said that Johar ' ol was called by
telephone to the 9 where the So
v'et "envoys" and that on his
arrival he was po ted ont es Mnrtens.
Oso, was arrested and turned over to
federal agents hut was later released
Mr.. Culver testified thet former Sc
orct service officials Of Chicago fran-
ed up charges Of employees IN order to
create the impression that the commits
sion was n hobcd Of radicals He said
that c. ". j. C'avhaugh and his as
sistart named Berry caused the arrcs'
OF Raphael Mallen In Chicago last
week 0ltho no warrant was issued for
him by the department Of justice,
Ferry. Culver said. In a special agent
for Swift & Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Government Plans to Aid
Dependents of Men
Deported.
ASSISTANCE AS
HUMANITARIAN ACT
uads, Nc obiisatssns - SUP.
. pert Dep psndsnt rebabiy Many u
Them VIII 30 Sent 80 ceunsrlss
Whsrs Dsportsss Have Been chip.
psd-eevlst Ark euford May Land
Cargo Of Anarchists In Finland.

Washington, Jan. s.--The govern
ment has definitely decided to render
aid to dependents Of radicals whom Il
deports, Assistant Attorney General
Garvan reported today Action in this
direction WIN be taken as a purely
measure, and not becs u~.
Of any obli~atinr 70 n. dependents. Z
Fed"~a1 agent. tsve been oyaer~d 70
'nv~st'~at~ conditions "f f.r,,I,es 81
thos. whom the government, hiss de-
r,r.ed but Mr.. c.rvar warr.a. "no
false syroathy vt'' b. given c~,s'dcra.
ton. II f9as not been detevnirea what
agency wiz tstn es~n ~ N. S.,o-se-+s
Ct those whom, tHe'r own fnIsv N.s re-
sr'teh IN t>ts con iit'.r' n wa7 setA
+Nat II r,'eht 10 ro~su'. - .'lo-w e,r,-
lilies TO totn tha d~rortsea crieie's
said much eround for rerr.sai wou,d
he removed II the families w~rc sent ia
the countries TO which dercrtees are
sent While the government makes no
provision for families OF those sent to
penitentiaries. it was said that dspor-
tation was. different matter.
Alien radicals deported, on the army
transport rBuford will not be landed at
Copenhagen, nor IL It planned to send
other deportees to the Danish port,
said Anthony Caminett., commissioner
OF Immigration, today, He still re-
fused to say where the dsportees on
the Buford would be landed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
STEEL STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
Labor Heads Finally Admit They Have
Been Defeated,

Pittsburgh, Jan. 9-The strike Of the
steel mills and furnaces called Sept.
%. and which at it's inception involved
$4,000 men. was officially called of
here last night by the national con-
mittee after an all day meeting
Announcement that the national
committee had decided to proceed no
further was made In a telegram sent
to the headquarters Of the American
Federation Of Labor in Washington,
TO heads Of all International unions
Interested and to the organizers and
field men In all strike districts.
1.-THE steel corporation" the tele-
kram said, with the active assistance
OF the press, the courts, the federal
officials have denied steel workers
their rights Of free speech. free as
senblage and their right to organize
ana. by this arbitrary and ruthless
misuse Of power, have brought about
condition. which has compcllei the
national committee to vote today that
the. active strike pnase OF the steel
campaign is now at an end. \ vigor-
GUS campaign OF education and reor-
ganization will be begun ana viii not
cease until industrial Justice in the
steel industry has been achieved. All
steel workers now are at liberty to 70.
turn to work. pending preparation for
the next big organization movement"
w. 2. Foster later announced his
resignation a. secretary-treasurer Of
the strike committee and said he
would be succeeded BY J. q. Brown.
of Dvsrstt. Wash. Y. v
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
GOLD WINS OVER BOOZE.
San Francisco TO Ent.rtsin Democrats
--Jurs % Date.


San rranoiscoNt TO Ent~rts'n Democrats
--Jurs 28 Date.
washington, Jan. 9.--Califoruia cot
us reward for IT'S dects'v" part In tho
recollection OF Woodrow Wilson IN 1916
when the democratic national commit
tee voted here to send the NATIONAL oon-
ventlon OF the party tor 1920 to san
Francisco. The date for the convention
was set for Monday. June es three
weeks after the repuh'ican national
convention meets IN Ch'c"go.
san Francisco won N IN" convention
c""f"sf m "a" erT' "H'NN' a~n'r"' Hr'v
sw7 corfrrd"rs Chicago and Kansas
NV son IN Nc's"" r"'''r"d, w"nty-
s"von vHt"s V""ens T'Tr s"vs't""n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Conferees Decide to Assure
Traffic Returns for
y Six Months.
THORNE SHOWS UP
BEFORE COMMITTEE
Represents eklppsrs and 0solarss
Their Opposition 20 Features o.
cummlns and Each Bills - Opposed
70 Creation Of Transportation Board
and Demand State Control Over
Traffic and Rates Be Continued.

Washington. Jan. e.--Cont'nnat'on
If the standard revenues 10 railroads
for period OF six months after ter
m!nation OF federal control WIS agreed
to today by senate and house confer
oes on railroad legislation. III fixing
this time the conferees accepted the
Esch bin provisions
The memorial adopted by the ma
.scnnl shippers conference opposing
provisions OF the railroad bills was
presented to Cha,frnen Cummlns and
EsCh today by Clifford Thorne Of
Chicago. Mr.. Thorne said shippers OPP
posed creation of Eportat'on
board in the form of uarantee OF
a definite return. az proposed In the
Cummins bill appropriation by the
government Of surplus earnings, COM
pulsoIy consolidation Of railroads into
I limited number Of systems. ~nip-
pers. he said. favored retention OF
state, powers over rates and service,
legislation that would prevent n ma
ton wide tieup of transportation sys-
terms and quick return OF the roads to
private control.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
More Arrests In Chicago.


Chicago. Jan. s.--Federai agents con ;
tinued their raids last night, arrestins
two Russians At ArEo on warrants
from Washington. The rnen. who had
been sought for a weck were taken
from tho communist party headqYar-
ters at Argo. sss
State Attorney f1oyns today resumed
questioning Of Edgar owenz, state see-
retary Of the eennfnunist party, who
wss arrested at Mei,na, ya~Aarday. Mr..
Eoyne Is also investirsttnS, i large
'nun,ber Of papers taken In thN raids
The rap.rs are said TO b tha raocvds
of tfa IIl!ueis section of the marty.
owens IL said 10 have admitted that No
wrote practically al of the eenssitu-
ton of the communist labor party,
investigation Of radical ACTIVITIES
hera was partially suspended teday h..
cause of the tIlnsss Of Assistant state
Attorney C'rsiShton and four dspSrt-
nent of Justice epsTat!ves. whs yNst>r.
day, were stricken with q AyBtsSipHs
illness while in their eAseas IN me "a.
erai building. Physicians who erleFsd
the Offices closed fer f0n,tsatt6H ex.
pssssed ehe cDiwisn ths rosis Aa4 Assn
oontauinatsd fFsA the cryM4a, but
they were unable - diAsnsss ~ sM-
mont. All che officials stricken had
been active in the campaign againtt
radicals a. II
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Socialists Make Demand,

Now York. Jan. a.--The New York
socialist party today demanded that the
New York legislature "reenfranChisc
the 1000 voters who voted the socialist
ticket" by Immediately revokine it's
disgra ceful action In suspcnd!ng Ave
New York assemblymen. After an all
niaht session the party convention as
serted that the socialist party is not
"inimical to the public Welfare" Re-
vocation Is demanded in c-der that the
republican form OF government guar
antced by tho constitution" be returned
to tho people OF New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
HOLD COUPLE FOR MURDER.
Coup'e Accused Of Staying
Former Suitor Of Woman.

Rochester. N. Y, Jan. s.--Alleged
actors in a tragic triangle Of love and
revenge. James L. O'Dcl1 and his vile,
Pearl. today were charged with muir
der in the first degree. the victim be-
ing Edward Kneip. whose body. mark
ed with many bruises and wounds,
was found underneath . culvert near
here. Charles H. Scherer and Edward
Sphinx were held as witnesses. schersr
was driver Of the taxicab IN which
O'Dell and his wife and their alleged
victim were driven to tho scene Of tho
crime Police say they have con-
fessionS from both O'Dell and his
wife. According to these, the motive
for the crime was alleged improper
relations between the woman and
Kneip two years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
ASSIGNED 70 DEATH JOB.

Yehleaoe p6l1esman 0eSe on Duty
81 esvhses sthrss Prsdsosssor ~ Died. Z,
Chicago, Jan. S.-Policeman Kenneth
Ross today was detailed to duty In tho
ghost room Of the Chicago police de-
departments supply station. where
three policemen recently had been
found dead. Policeman William
Granger. the, third victim, wac found
dead In his chair In the ghost room
yesterday. Policemen Daniel OHenrn
and William King were recently found
dead there.
sYt's good thing I dent believe In
ghosts" Ross said.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Resolutions Adopted by
State Federation So
Declare.
RADICALS, REDS and
STRIKES OPPOSED
That industrial Strife Must Cease and
That Labor, and Capital Must Have
Square Deal Thru Proper Control,
Declaration Of Farmer, Organization
Work as Panaeea for Industrial
Ills, Says curtiss-

Des Moines, Jan. 9.-Fesolutions
placing Iowa farmers on record as
against radicals and strikes were pre-
sented to tho meeting Of the Iowa
farm bureaus here this afternoon. Ac-
ton in the resolutions and election Of
officers will mark the close of the
convention.
Government officials who have been
talking about reducins the cost OF liv-
ing should take lessons In practical
farming. said G. F. Curtiss president
of the National Live Stock Associa-
ton. Tho farmer will not tolerate the
wild eyed bolshcvist," Curtis said.
Conservatism Is represented by the
agriculturist. When everybody re-
turns to work the problem of unrest
will be solved. Prices OF agricultural
products viii come down before the
cost Of production sold Curtiss and
the farmer may expect strong compe-
titlon from Europe and South America.
Strikes Must Cease.
Consideration of and voting on the
adoption Of the constitution Of tho
American farmers bureau was on the
program of the Iowa farm bureau
meeting here today. Amendments to
the state constitution also were con-
sidered.
"The farmer, thru his national or
ganization. must become the national
balance wheel" J. r. Howard. presi-
dent Of the bureau. said last night.
CAPITAL has always been oppressive
and must BE- checked. Labor is rap
idly becoming oppressive. defiant and
antagonistio In It's attitude. There
will be strife indeed unless q national
balance whaei II furnished. The farm
Or. thru his organization. must be-
Come that balance wheel @
"or&anised strikes must cease: in
dustrial strife must be settled by ar
bitrattnn This nation must and will
take steps to protect the ,n'eore- IN
Poturn II will der1sna tkat strikes
cease. There - no room IN thls coun.
try for the reds and radicals"
Continuing, tho rational president
said thnrn y no roon, for nllltary
training, He sn,s the Young mon
could not spare the t!inc from Tho
farms. let ther, learn thr,, tho state
guards"
Production rst,st hI stabilized rrt,-
or thu, resuced ne ruh'ic w,;'fara
must he g'ven cnrstu, consideration"
Howard aseertr! About I Scr aaia. i.
srtes from every cownty II Iowa are
attending, ,4ly at4 a.'ts lry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
GERMANY MUST PAY BILLS.
Forced to Esar Expense cs i.l'isd Ar
mloa In s,ine Es3ion.

Forced to Eear Expense es hl!isd Ar.
mloa IN Rhine Es3ion.
Paris, Jan. S.-Tfe Fiunne aue'tion
was taken up today by the council OF
prsmiers and foreign ministers. A
meeting OF tho supreme counoil pre-
ceded this meeting, At this meeting
Secretary Dutastn, reported his con-
versat!en With Baron Won Lersner re-
gardinR the decision on sc,,leswig at
fairs. which will be applied on the
coming into force Of the treaty.
The council decided that the ex-
pensss Of tbs hlsA cornmissson in con-
trel OF tf,S Rhine regions should bs
6cfae by Germany, a. we'll - expsnses
81 occupation. Ths cesIAcil took up the
question ef the cali for the league OF
nae4Sas nestinx.. tyse date Of which
will be anAounced later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
nEATU LIST IN
QUAKE IN MEXICO
Sever Tsu1s Overwhelmed BY Earth
aueks, According 70 Letsst Eeperts
--crigirsi Estimates Of 1900 Dssd
Believed 70 Be corrsct, As More
Deaths Are Reported.

Mexico City, Jan. s.-seven towns
In southern Zapala have been over
whelmed in the earthquake and n
great lake is covering their former
sites, according to message received
this morning from reocelo thru Vera
Cruz.
Thirty-feur bodies had been recov-
cred when the message was hled. Ex-
perts believe the reported opening Of
a small and supposedly extinct vol
cano at San Miguel, and tho breaking
out Of a new crater on Mt. Orizasa
provide An explanation for tho earth
quake. NIX
New adv1ces tell OF 200 deaths In
Gan Miguel and in the country dis
tricts near Cordoba and It. seems I'M
probable the nnai List Of casualties
will fall below original estimates or
2,oa0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09

Berlin. Jan. s.--Becsuse a recent
Krupp bulletin contained r political
matter, 500 workers at the Essen plant
held a demonstration before the head
quarters Of the directorate yesterday.
To committee, the directors explain
ed that in the future political opin-
ion would not appear in the bulletins,
but declared what had appeared was
not averse to the workmen. While
the discussion was going on, the
crowds became involved In melee
with guards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
JelIIeo. Leave, Tor Havana.

Key West Fla. Jan. s.-Admirai
v,scount Jellicoe. former first lord Of
the British admiralty, who has been
paying IN official visit 20 the United
states sailed enriy today for Havana,
He was accompanying by SIR Robert
Borden, premier OF Canada. From
Havana viscount Jellicoe and party
will go to South American ports.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
persv,ee 4, IN. c,,. py.r .

Dublin. Jan. H'o.--Hvariiar r.'ovf
snorTe has pslt "a dsngcreas weapon
IN the hnnds OF tho enemies OF the
empire In frsrinr his Irish homs rule
bill" according to resolutions passed
by the executive committee on the
Irish nationalist party today. Resog-
milton WIS given that Lloyd GcorgN
haA made An honest sndsavor to settle
the irish question but the committee
."Sslt bound TO Inform him that his
yreposM would aecentuetc differences
Setwoen tho irish poop]e. Every party
n IRELAND condemns tho prsmiors pro-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
R,d, Near 4 Afehanistan

London. Jan. -Tsckharn, capital Of
the protectorate 81 Eokhara- In CEN
tral Asia. and less than 100 rnilss from
the Afghanistan frontier. has been en-
tered by bolshevik troops, aocordinS to
soviet reports. Further west soviet
troops have entered KravnokovsdIe. On
tho Caspian sea, according 70 reports
from MOSCOW. Q,,-s ls1 s-a.t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
HIP POCKETS TO VANISH.
Ciothro Designers nr"dict Disappear
ance Of Useless Rraeptaoics

Chicago. Jan. 9-Phohihition viii
sweep hip pockets in mems trousers
into Hnnocuous dcsuetudc'' according
to cstinates by national clothing de-
slgnerr who today issued an edlct,
make them smaller and shallower this
season." Commenting on tho cd p
George Herman. n nicmhcr Of the a.
gauization, said. 1T is Illegal to tote
gun, it's unhandy 10 carry handler
chief there and YOU cant buy anything
but wood alcohol 10 put there, so tho
pocket will Just naturally shrink
AWAY"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
SEARCH JAlLs FOR GIRL.
Missing Woman May Have Been
CAUGHT in Radical Roundup.

MISSING Woman May Have Bear
CAUGHT in Radical Roundup.
Chicago. Jan. 9.-Cells of outlayins
tails were searched today in the hope
that one might give UP Mis-. Jeanne
DeKay. %. who disappeared nine DAYS
ago from HUI House. where she was
a orotege Of Miss Jane Adams.
Detectives began search OF the jails
on the theory that the girl may have
been caught in tho roundup Of reds
which started simultaneously with her
disappearance. Miss Jeanne DeKay is
the daughter OF John Wesley DeKav.
of Lucerpe, Switzerland. She arrived
in the United States two days before
Christmas and same to Chicago to
Join Miss Addams in socia ! service
work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
viii Rasify suffrage.

psnvse, JAa. s.-Spseial Ssssions Of
Ne lsgislAtu1ss Of three wsstsrA
latsl.lssw NSzlse Idaho saA wy
SoaiA6 6--wiN bs called In the ne1t few
days fsr The yu1Doss of ratliy1Rg the
na&.soal suffrage ansudment accord,
tng to annsu.sssns1t nAls ~ The 6ov-
ssnors Of these states today. N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
EsrHoNIANs AID YuDENlTcH.

Northern Army to Be Sent South to
Aid General Denikine.
Stockholm, Jan. 9-Esthonta fas ac-
ceeded to the request OF General
>Yudenitch for the transfer OF the
latters army to the so'ItheU Russian
frontier where It wiz reinforce General
Denikine's s.1nv. according to Hell
sinxfors dispatch. 1t IL said EsthoniA
win assist In the transportation Of tbs
tranpa by water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
POTATOES GO skYwARD.

Almost Record prios 10 Reached IN
chiesae at SA.7S Per cw'.
/. Chicago, Jan. e.--Anotaer big jump
took place soday ia th1 price Of potA.
toes, Compared with twanty- four
hours bsfors. che ranrset waa ss,'S Tor
northern wk!seE, >almoas equal 70 the
lnrhsyt record Of Chicago prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Korean Prince 20 Marry.

Honolulu, r. H. Jan. s.-Prince IN
Kon, member Of the former royal
family Of Korea, is to 'be married to
Princess Masako, eldest daughter Of
Prince Nahsimoto, Of Japan, Feb. %.
says a Toxic cable to the Nippu Jipi.
a local Japanese newspaper Prince
ii Kon As an officer IN the Japanese
army and is the half brother Of Prince
VI, recently the center u an alleged
Korean royalist plot.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09

posais and the present unhappy situa-
tion OF the country Is tho result OF
many years OF maladministSation."
The only way IN which Ireland can
be saved from civil war u TO establish
a union government. said tho rcsoln-
tion.