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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
REDS ARMY NOW
ON FRONTIER OF
WESTERN CHINA
New War Cloud Threatening
in Near East-Reds De-
mand Surrender


LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Rus
sian bolshevik forces have advane-
ed to the Chinese frontier in the
Lii river district of Northeastern
Turkcstan, according to n report
sent out this morning by the Rus
sian war office. The report says
the Red commanders had demand
ed of the governor of the Chinese
province Of Sin kiang that he give
gees and permit the appointment
up the Russian consul and all refu-
Of bolshevik consul for the prov
ince. Threats were made to i'm
mediately occupy the city of Sin
kiang If the demands were not
complied with.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
FRENCH AVIATOR HAS
FLOWN OVER SAHARA

PARIS, Feb 2T--Najpr Nulle-
min and Lieut. Chalaus. wh- we're
lost over a week ago in q fligi over
the Sahara desert. were reported to-
day by the French aviation depart
ment as having landed safely at
Montaka. east of Timbuctco, On the
Niger river
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
INCREASE IN FREIGHT
RATES GREAT MENACE
TO VALLEY INTERESTS

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 23.-
The railroads Of the country, short
ly after they pass into private con
troll on March |, will ask for and
will be granted increases in freight
rates amounting to about 20 per
cent and possibly even more.
Under the terms Of the Cummins-
Esch bill, which passed the senate to
day and now goes TO President VIII
son for his signature. the railroads
are guaranteed rates which will pro-
duce a return of l2 per cent oh
their capital stock.
To effect this, it was learned Oh
the highest authority tonight, it will
be necessary to increase freigh:
charges all along the line a minimum
Of 20 per cent. Some Of the roads,
particularly those in New Englanc,
il was learned. will ask for rate in
creases up to 80 per cent, which they
say are absolutely necessary to i'm
sure them sufficient returns.
Passenger fares also may be
jumped up, although the increase is
not expected to be in proportion to
20 per cent raise in freigh:
charges. This il explained by the
fact that in greatly increasing pas-
senger fares, which directly affec.
the individual, the railroad manage
ments are afraid they might arouse
such storm Of public disapprova;
that congress might practically be
forced to enact legislation providing
for some form of government cor
troll.
In this connection il is known that
some of the principal roads originally
intended to represent to the Inter
state Commerce Commission that
they would need an increase in pas
scnger fares Of cents mile, along
with larger freight rates, to guaran-
tee their revenues. This eXorbitan.
demand, however. has been aban-
doned. it is understood. on the
ground that il would eventually kill
the goose that lays the golden egs.
There is no further doubt in the
minds Of officials in close touch with
the railroad situation that the Inter
state Commerce Commission will be
compelled to allow the roads a good
20 per cent increase in freight rates
and possibly even small increase
in passenger fares.
A high official Of the raodroad ad.
ministration said tonight that nc
such increases would have been nee
essary had the roads been continued
under government control. This uni
I fication Of control and operation, h'
explained. reduced the tremendou.
overhead expenditure made neces
sary by individual operation Of eacf
road, such as will exist after Marcf
Y lst.
| Tho ahovp * a news digDatch sen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
WILL INQUIRE INTO
EXCESSIVE PRICES
OF COTTON FABRICS

WASHINGTON. II. q, Feb. 81
Inquiry into the reasons for the ex-
isting excessive price Oh an cotton
fabrics will be conducted by the fed
eral trade commission under the reso-
luton favorably reported by the house
interstate commerce committe The
price Of cotton goods has increased
greatly in the past year, and the com
mission desires 70 learn the reason
for the excessive increase
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
COMPROMISE RAIL
BILL Is RETURNED
Is Now in Hands Of President,
Who Is Expected to Act
Immediately

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 81
The compromise railroad bill was re-
turned to the White House today by
the department Of justice, to which
it had been referred for the purpose
Of having the department pass upon
the validity of several clauses con-
tanned in the measure. The presi-
dent is expected to act upon the
measure today or tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
GOVERNMENT REVIEWS
RAIDS ON RADICALS
Ten Alleged Radicals Are Ar
rested at Cleveland
Rv The Assncia;ed Press

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 27.-
Raids by the federal agents and po-
lice today marked the renewal of the
governments fight to stamp out rad
icaligm AMI send the agitators back
to their respective countries. In the
raids last night ten alleged radicals
were arrested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
SIX NEW ENGINES FOR MEXICO

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Feb. 81
Rolling stock. including six new To-
comotives purchased in the United
States, is on the way here for a daily
train service to be established be
tween Piedras Negras, opposite here,
and Torreon, Mexico. This announce
ment was made in railroad circles
in Piedras Negras.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
MANY GRADE CROSSING
ACCIDENTS LAST YEAR

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. ia total
Of 1872 grade crossing accidents. with
forty-seven killed and 3l2 injured,
in Texas during the year 1919. Is
announced in the report Of the rail
road commission made public today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
REPLY OF ALLIES ON
ADRIATIC QUESTION
RECEIVED BY PRES.
0y The Associated Prcssl

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 81
The reply Of the British and French
premierS on the Adriatio question
was received here today and is now
being decided. II was sent to the
White House Immediately upon re
ceipt. but will not be made public
until the president has studied every
phase Of the questions involved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
NEW AMUSEMENT PARK

GALVESTON. Tex. Feb 27.-ln
anticipation Of the greatest bathing
and vacation season in the history of
this city. owners Of amusement cen
ters on the beach front plan to eX-
rcnd about a quarter Of a million
dollars improving the fun facilities
of the beach. One new amusement
park Is being built.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
TAYLOR MAN KILLED.

TAYLOR, Texas. Feb. 27.-Albin
Gistinger shot and killed Antoine
Janysky here today after a violent
quarrel, and Immediately after the
shooting committed suicide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
PASTOR INSTRUCTS HIS
CONGREGATION IN THE
ART OF LOVE MAKING
NV Tie Associated Prcssl

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Feb.
27.-Points on love-making were
given by DR.. p. +. Bingham, pas
tor of the First Methodist church,
in a sermon on The Old and New
Way Of Making Love-"
DIR. Bingham also read n num-
Der Of letters which had been en-
tered in a prize letter contest on
"How to Propose, which he con-
Quoted, with $40 as the first
prize
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
OFT CASE WILL co
TO THE JURY TODAY
tRy The Associated Press

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 21.-Ihe
case Of Mrs. Ida Valera OFT, charged
with the murder Of her husband, N
expected to go TO the jury this after
noon. and the defendant may know
her fate before night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
SCOTT LEAVES SO. PACIFIC

HOUSTON. Tex. Feb. 27.-W. +.
Scott, president of the Southern Pa
cific lines i'm Texas and Louisiana.
today announced his retirement from
that position. His action will be eff
fective Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
PARIS RESTAURANTS
HAVE TWO COURSES
ORy The Associated Pressl

PARIS, Feb. 27.-The restrictions
on restaurants imposed by the cab
met and now in effect limits them
to two courses, one being meat. No
milk is served in the restaurants
after 8 o'clock in the morning. I'm
less the situation improves two meat
less days per week will be ordered
shortly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
HURRY UP WORK ON SUGAR
Rv Tho ASS riated Prcssl !

GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 27.-
Twenty hours after the raw sugar
laden steamer Lake Folcroft swung
alongside the docks here recently
part of her cargo was undergoing re-
filming process at Sugarland, 60 miles
inland. The vessel docked at 1880
a. m. and began discharging at
.. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
ANTI-PROFITEERING
LEAGUE In CHICAGO
Milk Users Receive Notice
League Has Cut Prices
nRv The Assn lated pressN

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The Anti
profiteering League, an organization
recently formed for the purpose of
combating the high cost Of living,
announced today that milk would be
sold in four stores of the city at
eleven cents per quart. The price
now prevailing in that city is fifteen
cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
NEW REPRESENTATIVE
OF MEXICO AT CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, d. G.. Feb. 27.-
Mexican Ambassador Bonillas at
Washington intends to leave this city
the first Of March. and Salvador
Diego Fernandez. formerly in charge
of the foreign office. is taking over
Mexican interests with the rank Of
consular.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
MRS. w. o. TUCKER is DEAD

Mrs. o. w. Tucker died this after
noon at o'clock at the family resi-
dence. l12 Levec street, according to
adviees reaching The Herald office
lust at press time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
THEY FOUND THE KITTY"

DALLAS, Texas, Feb. 27.-Playing
poker on the steps of church here
cost two young men fine Of sl5
each and third gamester 80 days on
the city farm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
MEMBER LEGISLATURE DEAD

HOUSTON. Tex. Feb. 27.-E. j.
Weber. member of the state legisla-
iure from La Grange, died here to-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Saturday increasing
clcudiness. probably rain. Rising
temperature. with light 10 moderate
easterly to southeasterly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27
ANNOUNCE 25-CENT
INCREASE in OIL
Ry Tie Assoc-ated Frcssl

WICHITA FALLS, Texas, Feb. 27.
The Prairie Oil a. Gas Company to-
day announced an increase of 25c on
Burkburnett crude oil, thereby MAX
ing the price 1925 per barrel. The
Gulf Pipe Line Company also an
nounced like advance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. 27.-The
Seep Purchasing Agency here has an
nOunced an advance in Pennsylvania
crude oil Of - cents per barrel,
bringing the price to Sj.S5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-27

The above is a news dispatch sen,
out from Washington Feb. 23, ana
has caused much comment through
out the country, and especially here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Is TROOPS GUARD
/ COURT House At
WILLIAMSON. N. Va.

.-u y Va SGE- -e-9
-, sx--siinn Of so m@ cf che
s-.,-. aw zMp II Cnm-
80, a-r-d here to-day COD
''-- -,s, EaL commanding i'm
= -, -c.ag Up MS haaduuarssrs AZ
= .,--,-v ..r..-- house and armed
r. ---1w- Oh. around -ae
-tsis-ns -~<,,r-~ "a
- ~ Governor John Corn
-, ,,s.sl1ts1 tAzAE the disorders
vi - Nv 7ve-aks rad c-szEsc a
q = KIN winch 1he stale and
is'-.. ...-- -,-z,,.s-s -oula not cops-
t. t.. -.,s a--7rzl If the soldiers the
- -gss, IN me appearances aI
- -znn The streets are MI
: =. = ,---7~- mules. -zacizs a1n o1aer
! ,,,,.--,a Il anu -ae Sidewalks rssr
a a. - -, -,.,s.s ere piled ID high Win
- ma s--naia- equipment
* - = c.za-gs NJ me Troops TsA
- = ne courthouse aEn me
= --a- zre being 1gza-rs-ss1 n
. - rn1 ant n aid ac1ea winch
.a,-sl. -srarI into Z aefE5ral-
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- 70 Remit Bcrde-ano Enc
- M --aa-1 dUrs- No ITS
90 .,xsw 3s-ea reported Sace Ias
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Present Greek Army
and Cabinet Friendly
to Allies. British Insist

LAE11l-,- Nor -S-. b ne h ? -
TIE British rorsg1r-1s-t VII insist On
1.le .ssz-ssl az-ur bang maintained AZ
lis present strength ana -szaE -1e
Szza--zs t.zszre. shall -et z1eSnse men
xiew=s WIZ 9ss1aa4oT sT the Allies
-1ae 19srszsriEaEs views Era ss fNsT-A II
q ne-nurzarufa WATCH Earl tsG-1an
SECRETARY far fora 81 affzlr-s his -2nts-
Sd - me French 1arz-u.s-. Il Ley<-1s.s.
s.sr es-usR. by fE1s Trench cabinet when
Il LsvEaes r=z-zT-S n Fs-Es gal--sur-1sT--
s=rsa- britain disaspsgrss "a re-
-z-u ~ Constantine 20 7Ae tsrszE
f1r-gre bslnE znasJe -ale szhFfsct - \
tsErznaz protest aru- 3e-e--s<4ess WISHES
tsla- the Rraflsi, VIEWS ssLEz. be szzptIE-
ssrea - -azs new zrezssz government
THIS is a ar-nsr s-----1s -hz1 me
British -oreraraent held 1@T iGT-s
AEo an1 Z s Its3lETE-d n czfn1+-,'s-1rs
circles sszf Il zsl appeal - re view
OF the French government
Il Is Aa--A1e- interpreted As =oa4--
ing tsa- Great Britain n present DOES
nus favor rer.s-rr II raae Turkish pence
r-aRr--.
Il y ex2scre3 ag=y 7.1az Fs-Eszlls-s- ley
gaHs WIN -etur, ia -ssr6esn On Thurs
aay tGSr 4 -esrnrrsnn IF re cruter-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
HOMEWlRD
BOUND AFTER WEEKS
INSPECTION DITCH

Czs.etaz- Canal one Nox = -
P--ssrszt-EH-- Harding lE1 The
Canal Zuns for me United STATES this
Ie-E-oon aEE = ~esss TzGailGn
list N as45cn he zncsu1ed N mt
MAZE szlar q Esis Commercial zaG
military advantages ami aesas Of -as
wareway and exchanged aasuraarS
Of friendly ds1a1zn1s VIII me ~puh-
u caf Panama
Ths siaEmg Pastures oalna far
Norfolk 5s way a. Kingston. -2na2cs-
EFF G-1szulszl AaEe 1Esgaay with ras
srssaaEnT-e3s-es- and Eenbers NJ hlE
parry aboard The rassEs xEl REACH
SoT1gk Va Szzr1aT- Ssn2-n--
Eardiu- vii lrrsesa 70 Washington
5efore his -4-lu u Maroon Ess
1zsa izv II -s7s Canas LGne Eas spent
quietly resting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29


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sc--zat -1a-zar = TIE HtA1ass II me
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Navy Student Body
Celebrate Football
Win Over Army Rivals

ANNAPOLIS Nd NeT- 9s-F9r 1tsarss
three hours toGaT the Szvaz Resssz-
Walton WAS the scene ~ q r2cr n au1ss
and 7uhalarson because NJ the demon
ss-zr7un by uldGies returning zr,a-n
me A-mv-SaEv game III New 9oIis.
The STUDENTS returned n zssur
specaaa Trains The celebration be-
gan snur7zv af-e- tour . cjock VIII
the z--srzz Of the 1rs7 sacI5on II sBs
students ana reached rs climax when
'1ae vsr1cF1uUs football wa--1uf-s Aaa
be.sa drawn 10 the ---sssrz7a1son II
t,gssses frurn ~lslC. the horses had
bs.sr detached and squads OF -s1e hap
vv embryo ssa commanders furnished
-,e driving power
The main ~ MARYLAND Avenue 81
trance To tae ac.adsruT WAS zE.0T
with rea. white ana hlue elezz-1c;
lEhrs. asd bulbs af me same auss
we're sfraang from -.s IT'D N I-1s
wireless frwer - the ground a
ait,ce If white CANVAS stretched
across the rxp IF the ga1Ewz-. was
emneaiisned by q painting depicting
the Narv's gazz af6cazl Nara ain
sesrsc nasc1l- bng-znE Ar-nTis Mascot
4 mule orer an enbznkmenr IND a
-ase-. Il also oure -as score II the
Eams-Na~v- q A--nv. a.
The csseszrarsun had it's climax N
eront If Bancroft Fail waEr~ more
than 2Dsb students csaesz'-d tae play
a-s. the sexzn and the coaches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Anxious Arizona
Governor Reassured
ON jap Negotiations

FhosniE. A--E-- Nsv- .S-NeEo1zz-
-5uns between Japan zaa The Tinted
States VII be discussed informally
with. members 0f senate and HOUSE
ea4nmE-zSes before any action Is TAX
N 4cm-~n1g 70 = telegram 20 Ger
~rssar Ezn aDe4l fur Secretary or
sss..aag. Calgsv received e Tia STATE
nog,sz lazs xeszArzzr The ser--=zar-y-s
-eplv Wis n reply 4-m enc t--o14
Governor 72nrtel N qroteE
a.-a1asz -1ac execution q e 1sE treaty.
viii Japan
S2c-etar- Co3lsYs message Fai71E-s-
-ReplElng % YOUR telegram based
upon press dispatches relative u ae-
g91zE-zGras WITH japan L Z 81 cau,tsH
apparent . YOU IhE- T11t saossc- IS
cne thar GOES 10. admit Of 1-ce aac
open G5sg-sssi cs- BIZ telegram
The news Rejected u E.ux tx8e-
gan arg vel understood asad ez1
assure you thai Laev are reeei-1ng
the most Srao50Es anu spsE minded
ca1El Iteration II * cur aufsn-zun n
aE-al ourselves IF tszs a5d Of IRE II
-ngz discussion with members Of
me Senate md louise committees
Who z-e charged with responsibilities
- TINS connection.
The negotiations which are IL
formal ald senrazTe Aaxz 1or how
ever IS ys-- reached the point Of dis-
cassson and Of formal consideration
Governor Campbell sal his PRO-
1ss1 asd c1ts6 what were sad u De
Japanese efforts II control pr-oduc-
Inn Of food sETrs % the Pacific
cegsl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Pierce Murder
Suspects Cling to
Story Two UnknOwns

pAsEEdasp1za- -ssr. sK-A7pI.1s- Jar
~f questioning za3Asd % snake sAe
statements Of H=fsr 2. T-'sadExr and
Mare Phillips <znEses arrest here N
r-snnss1sun with TIE killing Of Henry
= Pi--cE. manufacturers lgra1- zs+as
t.ro men knuva - them Is Al szns-a
and Jack" ~e-s TIE szkFz-S
Detectives working al he case to-
night sad tas TE-1sroesS lad been sub
sects.s vzr-uazly 70 continuous earn
zrEa-son since -@seg were Ar7uEs1 hs-~
TesurSsE- nlga. 1ruTn Wheeling. W
"a. and that 1AEy hzd 5et 6srsAssd
n sar important details frcsr their
s.or@E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
English and French
Premiers Postpone
Talk Over Greece

Ls1co1- Yer eS---he conferences
as-vsan F-a,nsee 1-sora-4-a7rEe M
LsTzhs 1Ers os,ar temporary SIS
otsnd@a owing - tEae 1ecessltv NJ the
F-encs -7rr1s-"s -er-- - Paris 10
morrow -rrzinE Premier LerEaes s
ElE-oZs u De present When xAe Cham
oer 81 CssE1sss dssCassas the ares-
ton 81 French representation a. tele
Vatican aid n 11s1 he requested thai
tAe as4a21e be postponed c1e CIV s0
-2'aE 5a o8ufd c1raplsTs hts lRoy-s aesra
he suddenly decided howp<e- - -
- PAIRS sE-3sz- thai he Ezzd lursnda6
5u- h5s1as n relu-- u LsnElu- ysarss-
9ay rp1-aanE.
CONT S31-Za- E7s Italian eor@sE-
minister wing s 70 czks rgr- Il tar
conferences z-1a te1e 5rs-nls-z- 7ptahir
II CORRECTION z-tA .as consideration
eff ssae question ~ Gr4eua n rssw n
szle Er--E demand Sosr r13e -esz-- q
Ex-NlaE Constantine % tire -.I-ons AZ
rived n leradsa rers-At5 r does
ags appear aks5E, nDwEEe- mat TIE
Crack azSa4r WI be sr-z.gatE,esi out
Until TIE Representatives ~ FL three
1Rzsnns-zrsRr britain. T-are Rad
ItzlE-Ee- t0EetEaer
PrsEts.x Lsr g1es ana LsUygs-sEszsrTSs
br2s-r discussed the Ere@k Situation
esusion Ma. further Conversations IN
the s1tssE1 EorAd be 4 v1E1a Of tine
without -as lrese-rs af III -razEan -sp-
--sssnraszvA
Premier Lsvgass hrpes ID see roun-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
IS LIVERPOOL WAREHOUSES
DESTROYED BY FIREBUCS,.
BELIEVED WORK SlNN- fem
NUCLEUS OF GREAT
EMERGENCY FORCE N
PRESENT US. ARMY

Washington Nor s-TAe rfssz-wz-
reorganization OF the army marks =
new era n ne ni2s1zry history -
the aiszur-- Secretary Baker iecla-=4
= his aanaa2 report nnds public ~
DAY Is 4 prorzdes An effective mode
VI which g-sz. armies craid be swift
~ built II times NJ ere--sarv
Reviewing Ias military activities oi
reae nation since ---s. Se,-vrz-- 5aGe-
SAYS thai although Inc Elltad States
was -ls most paaca- loving NJ all IA
-3ons- Il mad been engaged = Za5uT
domestic II 1ore3@ vars about gne
ou- IF Sys-v fur yezrS curing zsla-
PERIOD and lie. the military 1ewg
If Ens country had been = acsEz-e rs-
n Ear Or military operations Sf scns
kind 2ogut Ihree out # every f91ar
rsarS
Il : apparent taerezGr'e Ts1E- gEal3e
4.-- Ee zalsE 9ve II the xur-s - Il
Is whit W struggle - make Il w:1as
Il saopld be Mr. Baker SAYS We
uus- hare BODY of framed me1
large =1euga II numbers 70 be al ~
t@uwe working Tnadss 1pon w11ca
<-saz armies sA2 DC swiftly built =
event n zEE-Ee1cy
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FIVE SUSPECTS HELD

liverpool Sar- .s-zSg The Asso-
Gated p-esza-Ff-een warehouses IN
Llv=psel and Eog1ze 4 suburb.
pr-acaps5iv c3tzon warehouses were
81 II IRE tzsz night Two If the
ccT-oa warehouses N --5-s-poai were
5r-1Ha GIL Gasoline and pa-a-das
rer~ found atSut -1ia qre1r1ses L
Eas szz.-E.7 n ppii4e circles 1aens
yas e7zaenre taa- t1e d-es were 1ae
worE u Szna Fa7sTx
Ssns shooting erEa--e3 24Esr ne
glizs1rsaa q Ezze 5auEs Eanslzsies
az me scene Wars trad ~ and 5.1i
1e-s 2asSed through 1Eas clp1al2E OF
seine q -sssu- 1nt none ware injured
One eg-3slal VS. sagT asa5
FIRE men wHr4 paacsd anfier ar
nsss Z connection with re Incsn-
d1as-- outbreak
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Many Juries to
Probe Ramifications
y. Y. Building Trust

View York SoT- es-calecl5en II a-i-
oi1lcr grand 5urT Il addi1aon % t4aosa
auw n session here and the extra
ordinary "a rs convened rC1nur-ow- 10
consider evidence arising cut II -Ae
leEsla14ve COMMITTEE investigation
Of tae alleged building 1--Isl VII lss
requested by Counss3 70 the commit
-ez
This ANNOUNCEMENT WIS made 70
GaE after = conference berEasn sam
1e3 TnIsg-avsr, chief counsel n the
committee members IF ms legal stan
ann others engaged n tE1a invest
Ea-apr. I was not determined II was
stated. whether Tae extra jury VIII
be an additional or extraordinary
body SahsHc1s wairt i IS proposed
% submit 70 Il 4rrauae evidence OBJ
-alned By ~saA committee aEa1ng-
walking Delegates Of certain labor
5oEieS and a1s7er 2srsans
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Begin Work on
Monster Navy Fighters
Saau After New Years

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-, XII ~ lgzd SOON after New
- III ! vas announced -onagax
~. v,.~s R..va- plant Of the Beth
- s-e-I-,pT-,l aing Corporation LIZ
-, wy.ssarnr%--s VIII ne larger
.sr s-7r vssssa3 now n me United
s--Tss 'sarr. Of eN 1ess length over
4 gpu IN 1eaz saam- As- oispiace-
r,s.r VII y Aa.st. tonE She viii
7as. ..ssr.-1c dr-ve and engines Ut
.aaas lu--sa power and lE- speed Il
n N - k7n1a- Tie armament VII
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sE-z
- seza q liz -EEng-on. = AAe-
IL ,-rnsa-. vii De 2azr sOGa ae-s-
"a, n -1s MaEs.cr 1ssE-S- She wZl
-psv nex--r ne sz-ne beam INT her
sur.n 11gr al 5 % be so feet ana
s1arernssur 4g.55ss' zons. The Lex
1rgul =z-nes II rSa.f0 horse
su=s-. vii r4ssa i speed Of s.s-k1nIs
gbe- ss.g-c.r zr-va She T5I mount
ST. r. ne-n -ERs 2zG szxEesn 6-4nch
III mn ALSO VIII have @l=n1 rorre-
IL -IlbEs
-wlp ari-E4zZlse.ss s1-sL1 c.Fz1SseEs ElrA
M8I horsepower engines and =
seaa u x k7u-s AlsQ VIII be built II
r. 2trzr n Ire canning Eez-. The
Ill 1Ur 3 working On naval con-
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