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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-22
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D. Do not forget the date, Friday, Dec. "a 1920
we will grind it for you free 'se '"nu
to 40 horse-power ''S IS
The evening world., 1920-02-17
So 200 BRACELET
THEFT CHARGED
Messenger Hrid on Complain i
Woman al Whose House His
Wife Works.

Abraham shuEar Of Newark. an
American District Telegraph messenger
vas held in $500 bail on charge u
rrand larceny to-day. The complainant
{. Mrs. Emma Heller o. No. s46 Manian
street. the Boronx. Wife of prodoce
-nerchant. who says that she losi
ss.SoO platinum bracelet
Ms. Gertrude shugar. vale OF Asra-
Gsrn. ss employed a. maid v the
tieller household. and ShuEar has 5e-n
given ODD Jobs about the plaoe Hnsp
rot running messages. When Mrs. tsei5
ie- missed the bracelet she qnestonc
ths maid ana Nrs. sSs=@- s='e '""l
sse saw her husband admirinE H. ana
told him 10 put 1t back but did not knoN
dhetaer r. had done %.
At the hearing % developed thni Mrs..
shurar hAd been the victim of "a iakt
snarriage. The marriage cer1iiioAte Waf
,oa signed and had been made out 10
man named Jones living IN Ninne7ola
vshurar said he did this because he
feared Gertrude would not marry him
lsocause OF a difference IN religion IN
aesa he changed his name.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
HAVANA ENTRIES.

ItAOE rRAOK HAVANA. tSb. I7.-rbs
entr'as Tor omorroW's racea are as iolloEs:
FIRST nACE-Five and oueaan hlr.onzs
maiden thrsA year -ndA; claiming; pIna S6OO -
'Plain Hnather as: 'SmalistOne l6O sLaenrack
lu1: Minera l03: "HOliyhock i08 Ratslanian
100 Donaiello, los: 'Liicie May. iO7
SE1lOND bAGE~-Ftye Ons haif turlonR: 3,
year -usda, up; chlmtng psuee $500, 'preCloui
Jewel, 81 slaC6 LangJiIn. 81; sRlanchs DOual
pgn, lQl 'Aiay Mallsby. 10I 'MayB MagnrtO
ln2i 'Mne u1on, lO2; Doubling TIh0mas lO4
TiifRD RGcB-Fvs and a half aulonp
thHe-y year-oids ard inward. clafmng: TalFss 5000
-'Anmhelie, ~. 'FlTt IFillet 100 Rtlste
CaIk. .lO2: srsi9Inan. l0.: Bianca, lG5: 'Enos
los; I'D Garrison 1905; Fckle Fancy. 100
Little Nspha., 100; Lady Ian. roo Ff1srSielo
Ill; Goden Cnance. 1ll,
FOURTH RAOE-1he Catalina Hanhoap: Al
hflcngs: time war -olds and upward: plul-c $500
--HewUn 81 DUn Thrgh. 81: scotch VrrrliCa
l0i MaiuT Dumo 100 aWHr Spirit los: aAars
John, iOI; smart AoneY. lC0i Walnut Hall
FffTH RACEr-Mils and fifty yards: thrce
year-ods sni nPWard; clayulng: purse $500 -
'diliFoa, So 'unar, i0e ,lBalsdln 100; .EE
mont, lCO; slsiuhs, 100 RlBtner, ll4; Mud
n NTH SSi RAoE -Mne and oue-zEtoentb; four
yeaF-olds and UPWARD; elainlng; Puse 500 =
tThs TSlber. 'Z0ie, 90: .Oystal Day lOl
siyOodtiTush. lO2 sSOlid ROrk, lOi Zodiac
iO4; Dtlk BeRson l0i: Dick Williams IN.
'AGprutine aAOWanoe ohimei, Wcathe
oisar: tTNvk slow.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.

David w. Gentle Post. No. sls. and
auxiliary, American Legion, meeting
Congrsgational Church, Willis AVenae
Arthur Viens Post. No. 7pL American
lzeetons entertainment and reception
Hunts Point Palace, 1S3d Street and
Caguga Club, dance Ellsnene Hall
SO. % West lt5un Street.
New York Auxiliary Of the. southern
Graz ball, Hotel RitE-CarltOn-
Public School No. "a, Alumni AssoeiA-
ton. dinner, Hotel Savoy, evening.
Aseneies aH meeiinS l1Ss H9tel nlcAiSiS GSft USING
Flushing National Rank, banquet st
Nlchaers Han. Flushing
National Association OF Paint yopbers.
meeting, Hotel Commodore
Corset Manufacturers AsEocia ton.
dinner and meeting. Hotel Commodore,
National California Club. neetinE.
Hotel Waidorf-AstoTia. p. NJ
American institute OF Mining Eng
neers, dinner and dance, 7. NJ
Veterans, dlnner. Hotel Waldorf,
pii Trsde ksseeiatiop OF New York
diaper. Hotel Waldorf Astoria, Z r. N
Wall Paper Manufactunera' Aasocln.
tioP meeting. Hotel waldorf Astoria.
American .Colortype COMPANY, meet.
inF. Hotel Waldorf AFtoria, 10 A. NJ,
lhdepenScnt OIL Mems Associate
uleeting and luncheon. Hotel Waldorf
tsmphre Ciu6 Of America. dinner. Ho
tci Fennsylvania p NJ
Mother Club. meeting Hotel Pennsyl
vania. : r. NJ.
New York Section University O.
Aeine. alumni dinner, Hotel Penhsyi
wanna, y. NJ.
Eastern Association Of Glass Dis
tEfhulere, meeting. 8 r. 81
National Association Of Clothiers
MEETING, Hotel Astor. 10 A n
New York Theatre Club. social day
HIDtel Astor J.. AZ
TaRpayers' Alliance. Borough O
Bronx dinner and dance, Hotel Astor
80 p NJ
Amsrioan Institute OF Mining an,
M6lhilurEicai EnEineers' convention
EngipeeF 5Oeietles' Building. $50 A. y
and Up. NJ
The evening world., 1920-02-17
FIRST WIFE SUES
TO GET S25,OOO,OOO
HARKNESS ESTATE
Mrs COEan to Contest Death
bed VIII Of Oil Man She
Had Divorced.

CsAriss T. LARK OF counsel for Mrs
ksunstr CSwan. hrss wife Of Harry
3 Harknsss. Standard OF man ant
Sportsman announced to-day thai
Mrz C1wan has fled summons IN
suits asserting that she. and not The
sscoad wiss. - the rtgatruI heir te
ths t-5,oee.oCe estate. The defendants
arv Mrs- FiOrencs steuber Gaines
HarEnass and her co-executor. John
w MacMiler.
NJ Harknsss died % influenza Jan.
n 1873. ~ ht- sap-'rers - No. "a
Park Avenue In a Vim made six
hours before his death he Ieft every
thing 10 his second wife. The will
vas admitted to probate March =
last
Ms Cowan. who was Marie Mos,
Ms-beck. Mr.. Harkness's first wife
obtained a divorce and aIimouv oF
ti5,ss0 a year from the muIti-mfiliou-
aire In 1915 She said today
through her husband that she has
mutual contract with Mr.. Hardness
which vas executed in 1909.
Mr. Cowan. head OF the hrm OF
Ksnns;t Cowan 4 Co. No. Is Broad
Street. said.
We are In this fight to a finish.
Ms CoWan's complaint will be filed
N a few days. II will set forth the
facts Of the mutual contract Wills
which she and Mr.. Harkness legally
executed in 1909
Further. she has letters and other
documents showing that il. was Mr..
HArkness's desire that she inherit
his estate.
There are other facts OF a per-
sonal nature which l cannot discuss
now Sufhce il to say We are pre-
pared to prove the will presented
by Mrs Harkness for probate was
dTaEn up under most extraordinary
We shall alleEe and
present proof that Mr.. Harkness was
dying when he scrawIed
his initials on this will
Before the will was probated. Mr..
Harkness's two sisters. Mrs. Ogden
n Edwards jT. OF Pittsburgh and
Mrs. A. Kingsley Maconber OF Pasa-
denR, had their attorneys, Murray.
Prentice & HOwland. make an in
vestigAtiOn. Mrs. Macomber sent an
attorney here from California. i am
told each sister was given sl,OOO, ,OOO.,.'
The evening world., 1920-02-17
SON OF AMERICAN
DUCHESS MARRIED
British Royal Family at Wedding
of Marquis Whose Mother Was
Formerly COuuelo Vanderbilt.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Marquis Of
Blandford. son of the Duchess of Mari
borough. formerly COnsuelO Vanderbilt
of New York. was mafTfed this after
noon TO the Honorable Mary CadoBan.
daughter OF Esri Cadogan. at st.
MargareTs Church. Westminster. The
wedding vas the most important social
event Of the kind since the marriage
OF Princess Patricia Of Connausht 10
AlexaDder r. NJ Ramsey a year ago.
King George. Queen MARY, Princess
Mary. DOWaEer Queen Alexandra.
Princess Victoria and Princess Louise.
sister OF KiHg George witnessed the
ceremony. The gifts included a dia-
mond brooch from King George and
Queen Mary. a diamond pendant from
DowaEpr Queen Alexandra aud pres
ents from other members Of the royal
family.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
BLOW SEVEN SAFES
s IN ONE BUILDING
Burglars Escape Mith Several
=, Thousand DollarS-Polioe
q Suppress News.

- burglars. Il became known to-day,
made seven breaks in the sixteen
-story business building al No. -.
Fourth Avenue on saturday. Feb. and
SUNDAY. Feb. s. blew open seven safci
and made their escape with several
thousand dollars. No report Of thu rob
berries has come froul the police.
Among other places entered were tht
Dry Goods Union on the hith moor
the once Of Edward }. Cadigan. novelu
dealer. on the tenth noor ana thsl 81
the Metropolitan Magazine on the TENN
me ofhice Of the Gordon Narsh Com
nanv on the f,isveRth floor was roooeo
on FaRs and Other uerchandtse valued
a $500. and in the snite Of tile slee. :
Lindsay Company, on the slAleenll
floor, silks valued al $4,000 we.re piled
in a conveniCnt corner as n the our
glars meant 10 return.
The John Shhlite Company. the
Os-onnoT a Moffatt COMPANY. and
Adolph A Unger, sink dealer, are 9th
era who found evidences Of the bur
giar's visit.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
FREE MAN HELD IN RED RAID,

Patterson, ~ J.. Beck store PrePrte-
tor shows CIsIaeuahlP Papers
on producing proof that he was nat
urallBed IN 1885. Fermino Gallo, pro
prietor OF Paterson, n. J.. book stoTe.
Who was taaten- INTO custody on Sunday
in a Department Of Justice raid on
radicals" was to-day released.
In 1913 Gallo was tried In Newark on
a charge Of distributing anti-draft Sit
ertaure. The jury disagreed. II IL can
be provea that Gallo was an Anarchist
when nsturalizsd. Special Agent Stone
Of the Department o. Justice said this
afternoon. the courts VIII b asked 10
cancel his citizenship papers.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
WOULD MAKE FIRES CRIME.
Marshals Told of Proposed law
Against Property Owners.

Legislation making it a crime to per-
init fire to start in your home OF
other property was recommended to-
day at the conference of the Fire
Msrshals' Association Of North Amer
lea, IN session at No. rs William Street
The plan was outlined by George II
Nettleton OF ST. Paul who predicted
that Minnesota will soon enact such q
law. 1t is contended that II fire in any
building were followed by the arrest o.
the occupant on charges of crimina
negligence, there would be a great i'm,
provement in fire prevention method.
everywhere.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Notice to Advertisers +:

Advertising copy and release
orders or either the week day
Morning World OF The Evening
World, IL received after 4 P. NJ.
the day preceding publication,
can be inserted only as space may
permit and In order of receipt at
The World Office.
Advertising copy for the Sup
plement Sections of The Sunday
World must be received by 3 P.
NJ. Thursday preceding publica-
ton, and releases must. be re-
eeiyed by p. NJ. Friday. Adver-
tiSing copy for the Main Sheet of
The Sunday World must be re-
ceived by 6VP. NJ. of the preced-
ing Friday and releases must be
received by IL O'Clock noon Sat-
urday.
Copy or orders received later
than as provided above, when
omitted, will not serve to earn
discounts of any character, con-
tract or otherwise.
THE WORLD.
The evening world., 1920-02-17

stiua q the United states is 70 essen-
tial that President wilson viii proh-
ably be asked 70 present 3 solution
of The vexed 9rohlem, There was no
disposition on the par1 OF any Of those
/, present 10 regard the Wilson note as
'feing in the nature Of an ultimatum,
ana Il was evident thpt the flrsi feel
ing of annoyance had entirely dis
appeared.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
NEW IRISH PLAN PROPOSED.
Labor Party DeIeEation Calls fer
withdrawal of Government BIII.

LONDON. FEB. 1.-THE British
Labor Party Delegation which visited
ireland recently has reported in favor
'of Withdrawing the Governments Irish
bin and settling the Irish question from
an entirely different standpoint. IL was
stated this afternoon
The delegation IS said to have come
to the opinion that the problem is az
much an Industrial as political one and
that it should be solved b. taking both
ese factors into cOnsidera ton.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
so BIRDS BURNED IN HOME.
Newark wSmRn Injured Trying to
save Her CanarIes.

Fifty canaries were singing and tiut-
tering in the apartment OF Mrs. Frank
Felters. No. is1 South llth Street.
Newark. this morning. when an oil stove
IN the kitchen exploded. Ten Of the
birds. which were in that room, we're
burned TO death In spite OF the efforts OF
Mrs. Felters. whose hands were burned
10 save them.
The other forty were killed by smoke
In the dining room. Mrs. Felters had
been breeding canaries for the market
ier loss h estimated at $500
The evening world., 1920-02-17
INDUSTRIAL BOARD TO MOVE.
AIbasy APProBriatss RSsS,OOO Iou
New HEADQUARTERS.

Word from Albany to-day told OF the
Appropriation OF $4,000 for permanent
headquarters for The State Industrial
Commission, Secretary 4 W Buckley.
said the money is % purchase the Y.
N. i. A, Building al No. ilS East sStl
Street.
The Commission now has oniees at
No. tll Fifth Avenue.
The evening world., 1920-02-17

John l.. Squires. twenty-seven. of
West HObOkep, former teller in
the First NaaOnal Bank of Union
Hill. was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Davis in the United States Dis
trict Court, at News ark, to serve five
years in the Federal Prison and TO
pay a fine of $4,000 He was indicted
for embezzling the funds of the bank
He admitted he speculated in stocks.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
SENATE GETS TUNNEL BILL.
VehIcuIar Project Under Hudson
introduced In jersey.

TRENTON. FEB. IA bill providing
for the construction Of the vehicular
tunnel under the Hudson between New
Jersey and New York was introduced
in the Senate to-day by Senator
MaCiSay of Bergen.
The bin ratifies the contract or
agreement entered into with Now York
State for the construction Of the tun-
mel. It is understood that a similar bill
is ready for the New York Legislature.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Girls Flee Planes; One Hart.

Fire caused by the overturning of a
stove in the office Of Hauser Bros,
truckmen. at No. 1856 West 22d Street,
shortly before noon to-day. caused
damage estimated at several hundred
dollars. Miss Mamie GTossman Of No.
Gl9 East Sixth Street, was badly burned
and was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
Firemen escorted a number Of working
girls to the street
The evening world., 1920-02-17
CALLS SCENT LOAF UNFAIR.
BrooLIya Baker says Materials hnd
DistFEbutIoa Tee Costly.

WASHINGTON. Feb. II. Further
testimony opposing passage Of tne
GrOnna bill. TO do away with the Fed
eral Grain Corporation. was presented
u the Senate Agricultural Committee
to-day by bakers. millers and whole
sale Erocers.
Harry Upton. Wholesale bread baker
OF Brooklyn, y. Y, told the committee
"the cost OF materials and distribution
has So increased that bakers could net
pToduce a LOAF of bread TO sell for nve
cents A. they got their flour free"
The evening world., 1920-02-17
ROCHESTER CLoSESScHOOLS
Threstens to shat Others Because
BudEef Il Cot.

ROCHESTER. y. Y. Feb. 17.-EIeven
night schools. With an enrolment oe
5000 pupils Of mature age. win be
closed Thursday by the Board OF Edu-
cation.
A cut OF SsO2.sI2 in its budget hes
forced the board to take this action,
which Is contrary 10 State Law. the
board members say. Reduction Of day
school activities is hinted.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Urge SIO,4OO, 900 Improvement In
HarbOr.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE army
engineers to-day recommended to Con-
greSs the Improvement Of lower New
York Bay at an estimated cost OF SiO.-
l0A.60O. Cutting OF a deep water chan
mel 400 feet wide through Raritan Bay
into over New York Bay was recon-
mended.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
IRISH MAYOR-ELECT
FREED FROM PRISON
Tom T. Kelly, N. p, Under Arrest
Since Revolt in Ireland
i'm 1916.

LONDON. Feb. tTy-Tom T. Kelly. n.
p. Lord Mayor-elect Of Dublin. was con-
dltionaHy released from the wOrmWOOd
Scrubs Prison Monday night. and IN
now 1T the home Of friend prior "a
his removal TO a nursing home.
He has been under arrest since Nay
%. 1916. on charges arising out Of the
Iriah revolt that year.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
sing sing for .,Diansr BurElar.s

Charles Forster, known as the din
ner burglar because he stole silver
and jewe'ry from wealthy homes while
the families were entertaining. WAS
sentenced to three years In Sing Sing
this morning by Judge Wadhams in
General Sessions.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT.
NOminatInE Petition, Wfthout sig.
Ratures, IL Filled In Michigan.

LANSING. Mich. Feb. l7.-Petitions
to place the name Of Gov. Edward l..
Edwards Of New Jersey on the Demo-
cratic ballot in the Presidential Prefer
ence Primary. April 5. were filed with
the Secretary Of State to-day.
The petitions lacked the required 100
signatures. but it is understood these
will be forwarded before March l.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
weuId Abolish state Narcotic hoard.

ALBANY, N Y, Feb. 1.-THE State
Department OF Narcotic Drug Control
would be abolished and its functions
transferred to the State Department
Of Health under the provisions Of a
bill introduced to-day by Assembly
nan Oscar J. Smith, Republican, of
New York
The evening world., 1920-02-17
INDICTMENTS IN BOND PLOT,
FiVs PrissRSFs and Tive OthsTs New
sOaEht Are Accaaed.

Indictments were resumed by the
Grand Jury to-day against Rudolph
and Herbert BunOra, Joseph and ITy-
ing Chuck aud Edward Furey In the
alleged Wal street plot 90 stca.
s.. .OOO, 600 in securities.
Two other indictments were found
against men said 20 be the promoters
of the plot and IL is expected they
will be arrested within a few hours.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Rabbi silver OF Brooklyn Rein
stated.

Rabbi Maxwell Silver OF Brooklyn.
who was recently dismissed by the
Congregation Share zedek. Brooklyn.
has been reinstated, it was announces
to-day by the New York Association OF
Reformed Rabbis. The statement saws
the trouble was due to an unfortunate
misunderstanding.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
MONOxlDE GAS KILLS BOY.
Three Brothers OvereOme In BrOok-
lyn Home, but Two Recover.

Edward Carlson, siX-year-old son OF
Charles Carlson, a motorman. OF No.
1880 Nostrand Avenue. Brooklyn. was
found dead in bed this morning from
monoEide gas poisoning. Edward and his
two younger brothers had been suffering
from colds and a gas heater was left
burning in their bedroom. in which there
was no ventilation.
The two younger boys were uncon-
ScOus, but were revived by Policeman
George Collins befpre the arrival OF
doctors.
The evening world., 1920-02-17

TRENTON, n. j.. Feb. ia prayer
was Offered In the Senate to-day by
Chaplain Read for increased salaries for
school teachers and for the return to
the schools OF many women teachers
who during the war entered more luera-
tive positions
The evening world., 1920-02-17
FRENCH LAD HOMESlCK.
Bsy who Twice Came Herr ~ a
stownway New Wants 90
Gel Out

Freddie Mack Raimond sixteen.
wants 10 return 20 his native France
and Superintendent Bakcr Of the Ellie
Island immigration Station is eager to
help him.
Freddie came 20 the United States
last March disguised as doughboy
lie was sent back on July and re-
turned ON the President Grant in Oc-
tober. The boy spent the night in the
Barge Once aud was waiting for Nr
Baker when the latter appeared to-day
The evening world., 1920-02-17

WASHINGTON. Feb. I7.-All war
time restrictions on internal radio
communication IN the United States
peTe removed, effective Feb -. under
~ order signed To-day BY President
Wilson. E,4 --..
The evening world., 1920-02-17
DIDN'T PAY FOR DIVORCE.
DenIes Ne settled Wife's Expense.
in suit AEaInst FIrst Hu-band.

in suit Against FIRST Husband.
] Trial Of the annulment suit OF Arthur
S. Hoyt . food manufacturer of Coium-
bus. O.. Rsainst his wife Estelle. CsTroll
Hoyt OF Lexington KY was resumed
to-day before Supreme Court Justice
Platt In White Plains Mr. Hoyt denisl
hs wfe's statements that he paid for
her divorce.
In bis complaint he alleges that his
iwife. who was one OF the Floradora
glrlsowas not legally divorced under the
laws OF this State from y. ]. AToMahOn.
Ar HOyt testified that his wife eft
hiH4 on April 21. 1913. after their honey
eral letters ETitten by his sEife to hm
II which she spoke OF their marriage as
an illusion.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Grade oil Raised is Cents n Barrel

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. l7-FIfteen
cents per barrel was added to-day to
the price Of Pennsylvania Crude OIL.
This brings tho price TO 35.65 a barrel.
'an advance OF SIS cents within three
months: There was no change in the
price OF other grades.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
MANY KILLED BY WRECK.
ItaIIaa Train PIunEes Into deep
'Chasm.

FLORENCE, italy. Feb IA
freight train going from San Lorenzo
to Borgo was derailcd last night while
c, osslng a bridge. and plunged into a
deep chasm,
Newspaper Teports state many per
Aons we're killed and injured.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Groome auits PeunayIvanIa pomcs.

ILAItNIaBUItG, Pa, Fob. iT.-'The
appointment OF Maj Lynn C. Adams.
Scranton, as superintendent OF state
Police. effective March /, was announced
by Governor Sproul to-day. The Rc-
ceptance Of the resignation OF Col John
C. Groome Philadelphia, as Superintend-
ent was announced.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
WILSON'S TEMPER
UNDER ANALYSIS;
HOW It HAS GROWN
Ccontinued From Ftrs, rase1

his temper. Things that should have
provoked him were brushed aside and
Il Was only rarely that he seemed to
get out OF sorts.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
No DRUGs OR AIoOuoI

IN Pa hcr Johns Modlcino-nou ahinR
sArd eft asaa1e.-AoVL
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Marked Down Diamond Rlnns:

All "Lost and Found" artlclea
advertised In The World or Tsported
20 Lost and Found Bureau" Room
1OS world Building. will be listed
Ter thirty days. These lists can bS
seen At any OF The Worlds Offlcea-
Lost and Found" advertisements
can be left at any OF The Worlds
Advertising Agencies. or can be
telephoned directly to The World.
Cal 1000 Bsekman. New York. e.
BROOKLYN office. 400 Main.
The evening world., 1920-02-17
Fire IN PittsburEh Leader Omcc,

PITrsBURGH. Feb. iG-Fre early
to-day destroyed the business once Of
TIE PittsouUh Iaadop with an estl-
mated los % tlSooA
The evening world., 1920-02-17
HIS PASSIONS AROUSED BY
BURDENS OF OFFICE.

But little by little, as the cares and
burdens OF the white House began to
weigh heavily upon him. Mr.. Wilson
allowed his passions to get the better
OF him. frequently he showed to the
correspondents assembled before him
certain impatience and, at times,
real anger. He didn't like to be Ques-
toned closely or catechised about
matters that were agitAting the coun-
try. Particularly did he seem to al
low a tieuce gleam TO enter his face
as anybody suggested that perhaps
there might have been some ineon-
sistency on the part OF himself or a
member OF his Administration. He
would tolerate no criticism in the
queries OF correspondents. And his
Cabinet Otficers found the same thing
true. They didn't dare to cross him.
He didn't luxe II. Secretary Garrison
tried TO DO Il. and soon found himself
out OF the Cabinet
No. MI Wilson's idea OF Govern
ment by Cabinet is that a Cabinet Of
hces is merely. general counsellor
adviser. subject 20 the authority and
instruction Of the President, and as
such necessarily subseryient TO the
Presidential command.
LANSING KNEW IN ADVANCE
WHAT WAS EXPECTED OF HIM.
When Mr., Bryan resigned, the
President who had been writing notes
10 Germany and handling foreign sf-
fairs made no secret OF the fact that
he wanted a counsellor and not a
Secretary Of state, and Mr.. Lansing
had no doubts about the position in
which he would be placed by taluus
the once,
The President has from time 10
time shown a disposition to regard
Cabinet meetings as supersluous
Tine and again. however, when
newspapers would print stories say,
ing he didn't think Cabinet meetings
were necessary, he would issue
vehement den,als through Admins,
tration OfiCials, hut there Is no ques,
ton in my mind that Mr.. Wilson.
conception OF Cabinet government I
decidedly different from that held b,
some % hts predecessors. lie feel.
that Cabinet officers are adviser,
and suhordinatos VINO are 60 Eivs Ad
The evening world., 1920-02-17
OHIO TOWN MAY I'd
MOVE MILE AWAY
IF VOTERS SAY SO
VIII Either Do That or Be
Abandoned to Dodge Flood
.f Canals.

OSBORN. o. Feb. Il.
~ SBORN citizens went to
~ the polls to-day TO decide
whether the village is to
pass out OF existence or b. Moved
70 another site.
Land on which the town stands
has been condemned to make way
for the MSmi VALLEY food con-
servation project The sum OF
100000 would be required to
move the village 10 the proposed
site in Green County, one and
half miles southeast Of here.
4 a majority OF the citizens
believe the sum required to move
the town is too great for them TO
assume. the village is to be aban-
doned next summer. There are,
3i4 families in the town. which
has a population OF about 1000.