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The evening world., 1920-01-03
HALF HOUR TIE-UP
OF BRIDGE TRAFFIC
Flames ENinguished by Sand Fol-
lowing Short Circuit Near Bed
ford Avenue Station.

An cars OF the New York Railways
Company and the Third Avenue Rail-
way Company on the Williamsburg
Bridge were tied up for period Of
twenty-five minutes during the morning
rush hour to-day as the result OF
short circuit following trouble with the
''plow'' in the channel rail of an east
bound Fourth and Madison Avenue car,
as It was approaching the Bedford Ave-
nue. Station, Brooklyn.
Following the short circuit a fire
broke out among the planklng at the
point Of tho trouble. Conductors and
others extinguished the blaze by pour
ing sand on it.
The short circuit stalled all the red"
and green" cars on the bridge. Some
passengers on cars stalled midway
across the bridge got out and walked
to Manhattan, using the roadway. Fer
sons waiting for cars at the Bridge
Plaza, Brooklyn. and the Bedford
Avenue Station made use Of the B, r.
T. elevated and surface lines and the
Bridge local.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
NAMES OF WOMEN
RED" PRISONERS
TAKEN IN NEW YORK
Various Sections Represented in
Addresses of Female
Prisoners.

Names and addresses OF the women
takon In New York raids are:
Edna Arnold. No. 5Oi East 18Th
Street
Edka Botornick. No. sci Amboy
Street, Brooklyn.
Street.
Sadie PolOnlsky. No. sIs Oates Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn
Tinlo Dizick. No. l.I Bay s'th Street.
Brooklyn.
Rose Baron. No SI7 Second Avenue.
Clara Klrshner. No. 1856 Lexington
Avenue
Rose Marcus. No. ns East Sixth
Street.
Clara LIborman. No. is East IO7th
Street
Jeanette ssgaL No. II East IOsn
Street.
Clara Markell No. ssS East 18TH
Street
Katie Ptroner. No. $50 East Forty
drst Street.
Sonia Furman. No. lSO West llsth
Street.
Katie Markowiteh. No. 81 Flrst
Street.
Jennie LApidoS. No, S1s Bristol Avo-
nue.. Brooklyn.
Lena Cheneky. No. 1856 snedeker
Avenue. Brooklyn.
Sophie Dinein. No. 3IS East Thlr-
teenth Street.
Mary Leon. No lI2S Sterling Place.
Brooklyn.
Rosie GubinsHa, No. 800 East lsOth
Street. The Bronx.
Rosa Kotzki. No. $50 East Twentieth
Street
Mollie Perlman. No. B2s Blake Ave
nue.. Brooklyn
Pearl Podell. No. 255 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
MAKE FINAL PLEA
FOR BOOZE IN BOND
Kentucky Distillers Ask Years
Grace to Export 6o,oOO,oOo
Gallons in Warehouses.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Sin a last
appeal for an opportunity TO save the
40,00oo0O gallons OF liquor stored in
Kentucky and 2O,OOO.OOO held elsewhere,
distilers have asked the Government
to permit therh to take their liquor out
of bonded warehouses and put II under
bond for export. and that the Govern
ment consider 1t exported as OF the
day the export bonds are given. They
think year at least should be al
lowed.
After Jan. is. whiskey cannot be
exported. 1t has been found impossible
to move the stocks in Kentucky by
Jan. l6. The dlstillers point out that
the permission sought not only would
save them enormous loss. but would
mean around HOO.OOO 900 to the Gov
ernment in revenue,
The evening world., 1920-01-03
REDS SENT TO ELLIS ISLAND:
DEPORTATTONS TO BE RUSHED
New York Raids Net Over 700 Radi-
cals-New Soviet Ark" Soon to
Sail With Aliens-May Move to
Deport Envoy" Martens.

Federal agents and police detectives armed with 800 the
arrest persons accused Of plotting to overthrow the Government
nued to-day the otywide raids Communist Anarchists meeting
Places which began O'Clock yesterday evening ned 700 prison
during the night Reports from all the country indicate that
about $500 Reds have been arrested.
OF the 700 gathered before daylight 26l held on evidence
All aliens and will be TO Ellis Island during the day 10 await hear
ng in deportation proceedings. few American citizens taken in the
raids will be prosecuted under the State Law conspator to overthrow
the Government by violence.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
LAST u. S. FORCES
SOON TO QUIT PARIS.
Gen. Connor and 800 Officers
and Men viii Leave on
Jan. 9.

PARIS, Jan. s.-The departure Of
Brig. Gen william d. Connor from
Paris on the evening OF Jan. with 300
officers and men will mark the flnal
withdrawal OF the American forces from
Franco.
Gen. ConnT and his party will sail
from Antwerp on Jan. II aboard the
United States Transport Northern Pa
cffc. By that date all the buildings oc-
cupied in Paris by the American Army
will have been given up. with the ex-
ception Of several small offices.
Gen. COnnor leaves behind less than n
hundred American officers and men.
mostly connected with the Graves Reg
istrauon Service. Brest. the last Amer
lean port open, was closed Jan. 1.
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PLOT TO SEIZE GOVERNMENT
SMASHED BY us. ROUNDUP
Roundup Continues and De
portation Is Planned for Reds
AS Rapidly AS Possible.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The Gov
ernment dragnet into which the
greatest number OF alien radicals ever
arrested in America was swept last
night still was in operation to-dny,
with the lists OF arrests growing
hourly.
In nearly two score cities Depart
ment of Justice agents swoopcd down
upon headquarters and other meeting
places of communists.
Arrests had exceeded 4,50O at noon,
il was estimated at tho Department
Of Justice. More than half OF this
number probably will be held for de-
portation, officials said.
Evidence gathered by Department
OF Justice agents will be turned over
TO tho Department OF Labor, which
will be asked TO deport the radicals.
Anthony Camincth, Commissioner
General OF Immigration, said to-day
deportation would require time, as
many hearings would have to be held
in the various cities and then those
held for deportation moved out OF the
country on ships.
Not all those arrested will be held.
In fact, many already have been given
their liberty, but officials OF the De-
partment Of Justice are confident that
the deportations TO result from the
raid will break the backbone OF the
agitation in the United
States.
1t is understood documents proving
the existence of conspiracy TO over
throw tho Government and set up a
soviet regime in this country were
found and will be made public later
after all the plotters implicated have
been taken into custody. These reVo-
lutionary plans, 1t is understood. were
worked out in detail and ready to be
put into operation at short notice.
The Governments counter Often
sive" OF last night was launched Just
in time TO prevent a fusion Of several
radical groups under one leadership
to the attempt at revo-
luton, It was learned.
A new feature OF the present raid
was the drive at the sources ot
The Communist Party
llone had % newspapers printed in
several languages actively support
ng It's cause, Fhe Communist Labor
iroup, the second radical contingent, |
against which the raids were di-
cctcd, was said not to have gained |
.he strength In propaganda through !
Is newspapers SO much as through |
literature, tons Of which were taken |
n the thirty-three cities where raids |
we're conducted.
In addition TO the newspapers, tho |
Communist Party was actively en- |
The evening world., 1920-01-03
GLISTENING ICE
SPECTACLE CAUSED
BY A BROKEN MAIN
Water Sprays Trees on Brooklyn
Street and FreezeS-Novel
Scene at Sunrise.

TuOSE who passed through
Goth Street, near 10th Ave-
nue., in, Brooklyn, at sun
rise to-day saw trees draped in
Elistcning ice with the colors of
the spectrum dangling among the
icicles.
A water main burst at 4 O'Clock
this morning, and the stream,
forcing a passage TO the surface,
went high IN the air, spray
ing everything and Immediately
freeZnS.
There are few houses in the
neighborhood and the inconven-
ience pending repairs did not af-
fCct many people. The damage
was chiefly 10 the street and the
pipe.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
He Begins the Day at 7 O'Clock
by Going Through a Sharp
Setting-Up Exercise.
BREAKFASTS AT TABLE.
After Two-Hour Sun Bath
President Devotes Time to
Reports on Official Business.
By DdUid Laurence.
Especial Correspondent Of The Eve
ming Worldly


ISPeoiaI Correspondent Of The Eve
ming Worldly
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3 Copy
right 192O).-Some day in the not far
distant future-it seems now only a
;. matter of weeks-the man about
whose health and physical condition
there have been so many odd rumors
will motor up to the Capitol from the
White House and answer all ques-
uons himself. For the truth is,
President Wilson is getting along
very well. Barring complications,
such as winter colds and digestive
disturbances, which are always pos
sfble with man sixty-three years OF
age, Mr.. Wilson will be back at work
actively by the early spring. His
progress has been so satisfactory OF
late that he no longer requires the
hour-to-hour watch of a physician
and Is free from medical attention
the greater part of the day and night
To ascertain just how the Presi-
dent spends his time, 1 have made
inquiries, which resulted in this in
formation:
Mr.. Wilson wakes up about Z
O'Clock in the morning. His physi-
clan is there to go through some
settng-up exercises Immediately. The
purpose Of this is to strengthen the
muscles of the arms and legs, which
have been weakened by the three
months of enforced rest in bed.
Everyday an improvement is noted.
IT should not be forgotten that the
President has suffered from neuritis
for many years--even before he came
TO the White House. Indeed, Mr.
Wilson took up the typewriter largely
because neuritis affected his ability
to write longhand. The President
doesn't have to be assisted as he
walks about his apartments, though
he does rely on a cane, because OF
the weakness in his lower limbs--a
residue Of his long stay in bed, but
only temporary condition.
HIS ROUTINE FROM DAYLIGHT
TO DARKNESS.
The President and Mrs. Wilson
take breakfast in one of the rooms
on the second floor adjacent to the
bedrooms, as the physician believes
the state dining room on the first
floor cannot be maintained at an even
temperature because of its immense
size. Seated at the breakfast table,
Mr.. Wilson has all the morning news
papers, which he glances at in much
the same fashion as the average
business man. He looks at head
lines and reads quickly, letting his
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The evening world., 1920-01-03
DEPORTATION FOR ISIS REDS,
SCORES OF 'PARLOR BOLSHEVISTS'
FACE TRIAL UNDER STATE LAWS
Washington Announces Perfect Cases
Against More Than Half of Those Arrested
and Strong Evidence Against Rest.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.

A ss1sTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY GENERAL CARAVAN in
~ charge Of the raids radicals
arrested perfect
raids promised be not
greatest n results any history.
20l perfect listed and
every radng machinery notion
but exceeded that number.
perfect
obtained
"paror those
raids officials These,
State
The evening world., 1920-01-03
JESS WILLARD IN COURT.
EK-ChRmPIOn ArrniEned To-day on
PFOfiteerinE Charge.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 3--Jess
willard, formVr heavyweight cham
plon, was to appear for arraignment
before o. Q. Claflin jr.. United states
Commissioner In Kansas city, Kans..
Ing in the sale OF firrWoOd from his
farm, near Topeka. KAns.
T. J. Hopkins. Attorney General for
Kansas; Harry Darby. former Fuel
ers OF Topeka, the state Price Fixing
Committee, and eleven farmers have
been asked TO attend the meeting.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
WILSON'S SPEEDY PROGRESS.
SHOWN BY INCREASED WORK
INDICATES EARLY RECOVERY
10000 OF u. s. DEAD
TO BE RETURNED
France Grants Permission for Re-
moval of Soldiers Bodies Buried
Outside Zone of Armies.

PARIS, Jan. S.-The French Govern
ment has granted perm ssion for the
removal to the United States OF the
odies OF 10000 American soldiers who
are buried in France.
The bodies to be removed are those
buried in cemeteries outside the zone
OF the armies and do not include those
gathered into big American Gem n cries
In the army zones.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
$28,OOO,OOO FUND
OFFERS SPENDING
SPREE FOR "DRYS"
Prohibition Campaign VIII Be
Carried to Mexico, South
America and Europe.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.


VIE Anti Saloon League plans
to spend almost S2S 100000
this year, Sls,56O,OOO Of 1t
to aid in tn enforcement OF Pro-
hibltion in the United States
Besides this. the budget OF the
drys calls for an expenditure OF
Sc, $50, 900 in Mexico. West Indies,
Central America and South Amer
:ca, and E2,5OO,OOO for general
world prohibition. mostly tho
Eastern Hemisphere, and to in
ciude CTusading in Scotland ana
japan,
Or the sum to be spent IN this
country, tho biggest apportion-
ment is for propaganda s., $50, 900
FOR periodicals, books and PAM
phlets."
The evening world., 1920-01-03
SHIP SINKING OFF COAST.
CaPtaiR and Two Survivors OF the
ROsinA Picked Up.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Jan. S.-The
schooner Rosina was reported by wire
less early to-day in a sinking condition
100 miles on the North Carolina coast.
The message said the Captain and
two survivors had been picked up By
the steamer Lake IshA. The coast
guard cutter Seminole has put out TO
aid the schooner.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
u. S. SHIP AT CORK
RAIDED BY BRITISH
Officers of the Lake Gretna Pro-
test Against Seizure of
Their Arms.

LONDON. Jan, 3.-Ottlcers of tho
United States Shipping Board steamer,
Lake Gretna. have lodged a strong com
plaint with British officials in Cork
over treatment accorded them when
they reached the Irish port yesterday,
according to n Dublin despatch to-day.
Police boarded the vessel and confis-
Gated all the officers arms. It was said.
Tho Lake Gretna was the first vessel
to reach Cork in the new direct Amcri-
can-Iriah NGn.
The evening world., 1920-01-03

Ellis Island was swamped before
noon with aliens under arrest from
New York and Newark. The Newari,
contribution numbered iO7, with more
TO come. Federal agents had war
rants for the arrest OF $50 accused
Communists in Northern New Jersey
towns and reported that they got
nearly everybody they started after.
Byron H. Uni. Deputy Commits.
Sioner OF immigration in charge al
Ellis Island, was greatly disturbed by
the prospect OF receiving the radic.ii
prisoners He said he had 700 imml-
grants now on the island. Soma OF
whom had been waiting for hearings
since Sunday. There are 1000 more
held on ships IN port. There are in
suficient inspectors and matrons to
handle prisoners Of tha character OF
the Reds, and the feeding system OF
the immigration station Is inudeauate
for them.
Mr.. Uhl said he had warned" .he
Department OF Justice against max
ins raids until arrangements had been
made at Washington for proper care
OF those arrested.
HEARINGS ON ACCUSED ALIENS
TO START MONDAY.
Preparations are under way to send
all tho allen prisoners taken through
out the United States against whom
there Is evidence TO warrant the
charge OF conspiracy TO overthrow
tho Government to Ellis Island.
Hearings in the cases OF the accused
persons will be started on Monday.
The transport Fitzpatrick, which
has been under repairs at tho army
base In South Brooklyn for the past
two weeks win. II is believed. soon
be placed in commission as Soviet
Ark No. . TO follow the Buford.
which Is now en- route for Russin
with Alexander BerImnn. Emnna
Goldman and hundreds OF other I'M
desirable aliens. II is the intention
of the Government to send every
revolutionist In custody to Russia.
Most OF those who arc under arrest
hero profess to be anxious TO go b.
Russia and 1.-Two under Soviet Gov
ernment
II possible the Fitzpatrick win clear
bor Russian port with n cargo OF
undeSirables about Jan. ~. In add
uon. the army transports America and
Grant may be used to trans
port 10 Soviet Russia some of tho
radicals gatharcd in the nation widv
These ships recently returned homo
from what was to DO their last trips
as army steamers. Orders had been
issued for their delivery TO the Ship
ping Board for refitting as passenger
liners supplemental 70 ALLEGATION for
purposes.
II wns learned to-day that the or.
der for delivery 10 the shipping
Board, and the removal OF the ARM
equipment had been recalled with
further understanding that an "emer-
sency had arisen which would mako
i necessary for the army to retain
The vessels for time" So far as Is
nown here, the only emergency Is the
necessity OF transporting several
thousand radicals.
SAYS RAID WILL REDoUBLE
COMMUNIST EFFORTS.
Harry Winitsky, one Of the organ
Eers and secretary OF the Com
nunist Party OF New York, who was
arrested in the raid on the head
quarters Of the organization, entered
a formal protest with Chief Flynn OF
tho Secret Service to-day on the
ground that he is an American citizen
and that the charge that he oon-
spire 10 overthrow the Government is
not ssceptible OF proof Chief Flynn
raIea sad him IN his own recoRuinance
The evening world., 1920-01-03
D'ANNUNzlO Cash GONE.
Treasurer Reported to Have Fled
with "a Million Francs,

ROME. Jan. 3.-The Triest CORE
spondent OF the Messaggero telegraphed
to-day that the cashier Of Gabrielle
d'Annunzio had hed with million
francs.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
SUMMARY OF RAIDS
IN GREATER CITY;
BROOKLYN LEADS
Compilation Of Names Of Captured
Suspects Keeps Authorities
Busy All Day.

Federal oficiala were busy up TO n
late hour this morning classifying the
men and women taken In the raids on
radicals here. More than $50 have
been held for possible deportation.
Among these are ~ wpmen.
Others IN the Incomplete list came
from various BecuonA OF the city as
The evening world., 1920-01-03
RAIDERS IN N. Y.
LEAD ALL OTHERS
so FAR REPORTED
Number Of Arrests in Detroit
Greater Than That Given
in Chicago.

TNCOMPLETB reports from
raiders of radical headquar-
ters all over the country In
dicated that about $500 had
been arrested. Reports from
the larger cities follow:
The evening world., 1920-01-03

Recent Irish dispatches said the Gov
ernment had ordered all incoming ships
searched by police to prevent possible
smuggling Of arms TO Sim Fclners.
The evening world., 1920-01-03
WORID REoTNUKANT.

Special for todAy. saturday Jan. =. lp2O
Baked virginia ham, fnsl sweet potAtoss. a.. ;
IIs 4,IHs 'ILSeu y. ~ ~ eaStse 80 Table loto
The evening world., 1920-01-03

TAKE BELL-ANS AFTER MEALS ana sec
~ ahs GOOD DIGESTION makes yO0 Issl. AavI.
The evening world., 1920-01-03

CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-20
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Counter
il Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au-
thoritatively guaranteed by the lab
oratories; tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the high
est authorities, and proclaimed by
the common people as ten times as
quick and effective as whiskey, rock
and rye, or any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so all
YOU have to do to get rid OF that cold
IS to step into the nearest drug store
land the clerk half a dollar for a
bottle of Aspironal and tell him to
serve you two teaspoonfuls with four
.ea spoonfuls of water in a glass.
with your watch in your hand. take
the drink at one swallow and call for
tour money back In two minutes IL
,-ou can not feel your cold fading
away like dream within the time
limit. Don't be bashfu1, for all drug
eists invite you and expect you to
Try it. Everybody's doing IT..
When your cold or cough is re-
Tered, take the remainder of the
lottle home to your wife ard babies.
FOR Aspironai is by far the safest and
most effective. the easiest to take and
the most agreeable cold and cough
remedy for infants and children.
Advertisement 30
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-20
For Sale-Jersey cow, years old
George Hostetter. Quarry, Iowa.
-.
PUBLIC AUCTION

Public Auction-As, we have sold
our home. we will sell all our house
hold furnishings on premises, 209
South Third avenue Marshalltown,
Saturday, Oct. %, 1920, at | o'clock.
as follows: Seven good dressers.
commodes. good wardrobe. five iron
beds, springs and mattresses. tive gilt
beds, springs and mattresses, feather
bed, pillows, twelve sheets. six pairs
blankets. pillow eases. six comfor-
tiers, eleven bed spreads, fifteen
small rugs, good hall runner. 7x9
rug. 6x9 rug, 9x12 rug. 9x12 fiber rug,
oak rockers, leather upholstered rock
ers, stands, lace curtains, mirrors,
clothes rack. rug border, magazine
rack, mahogany settee. mahogany
armchair. pictures. music cabinet.
new three-sectional Globe Warneke
bookcases, library table, electric par
lor lamp, good first class Wellington
piano and bench. In mahogany case,
Morris chair. writing desk, new cleo
trio White sewing machine, good
drophead Singer sewing machine,
chest drawers, gilt mirror, walnut
dresser, small cook stove, high chair.
vacuum sweeper, good washer, wiring
or, kitchen table, ironing board, dim
ing table. chairs. leather couch, fine
china closet, fine sideboard, porch
SWIM, new lawn mower. good f1lfTry-
foot hose, ladies' and mems clothing,
dishes, cooking utensils, garden tools,
tubs, and many other articles. Here
is a good clean lot of goods Don't
miss this sale. Terms cash. MIR. and
Mrs. James 0. Robb, owners. phone
white ITO. Colonel Kendall, auc-
tioneer, phone 1872
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-20
FOR SALE--AUTOMORlLES.

For Sale-Or will trade for late
Dodge roadster, my 1919 Dodge tour
ing car in perfect condition. Ad-
dress F-2, care this office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-20
The wholesale advice to starve5
your way to stomach health is
mighty poor Judgment Only the most
robust constitution can stand such a

strain. # you can not eat, if what
you eat sours, if indigestion
follows certain foods that cause
heartburn, sour stomach, I or gassi-
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And il there is a feeling as If your
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these tablets help digest the food and
thus bring relief. Many physicians
write .sStuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as
directed" on a prescription blank
when patients distressed with
FREQUENT attacks of indigestion.
They furnish the alkaline effect to
offset acidity Of the stomach and
also pancreatin to aid Intestinal d1-
gestion of starchy foods.
sect q. 60 cent box at any drug store
eat what you enjoy, take a tablet or
two after meals and thus avoid the
distress due to indigestion or dys-.
pepsia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-20

For Saie-Quicker Yet washer in
good condition; new gas plate, 3O4
South Ninth street.
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Wanted-Rus weaving and clean
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-20
REAL ESTATE AUCTION

Real Estate Auction-As I wish to
dispose of my home. 1 will sell at
public sale the residence property
at 8 South Twelfth street MARSHALL
town, Thursday, Oct. 81, at $50. This
home has six rooms and bath with
instantaneous heater downstairs
three large rooms with closets up
stairs, good basement under entire
house.. with good furnace, electric
lights, city hot and cold water. gas
and toilet. Here is a fine large lot
S0X160 feet on the paved street near
Main street car line. Has large
barn in good condition. Plenty OF
shade. Here is house that can be
easily changed into a four apartment
building. Lot is plenty large for two
houses, facing Twelfth street. If you
are looking for a good location for u
home right in the best residence part
of the city, here is your opportunity.
Two blocks to the new Franklin
school. Terms made known sale day.
Don't miss this sale as want to sell
this place. Mrs. Eva L. Smith, owner
Colonel Kendall, auctioneer. phone
1872.