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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-01-13

The French Club will meet at 1880
O'Clock tonight at the Delta Gamma
house.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-01-13

The Woman's Chemical Club will
meet tomorrow in Room 105 of the
Chemistry Building.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-01-13

Miss Lucy Bowles has returned
from St Louis where she has been
visiting.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-01-13

The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
announces the peldging of Carl Teich-
man of st. Louis.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
"DAND1N GY0RGY'
A Kossuth miikedvelok vasarnapi
eloadasat igen csekely szamu
Z, k0z0nseg szemlelte. !:

Hiaba, a youngstown magyar
;acnak mem kell klasszikus darab,
neg ha AIT a vigjatek atyameste-
"e, Moliere irta is. A mi kOZon-
J segiinknek nepszinmu vagy Wig
1alos es bohokas operette vagy
.,ikaml6s kabaret kell, mem pedig
ilyasmi. amiben kultura is van.
Ez ismet beigazol6dott a Kossuth
x0r vasarnap esti sziniel0adasan,
amelyen alig 80 fonyi k0zonseg
jelent meg.
Pedig derek miikedvelok, a
xix Macy igyekezettel tanultak
:e nehez darabot, megerdemel-
tex volna a nagyobb partolast.
Korhii jelmezekben, igen szep XII
allitasban es nagy koltseggel adj
tax el6 a vigjatekot es raadasul
meg Jol is Jatszottak. .~-lgazan mem
rajtupk multi, hogy a darab elo-
adasa a k0rre nezve meglehetos
anyagi veszteseggel jart, de exert
csak annyiban terheli oket fe-
lelosseg, hogy mem gondoltak
kozonseg igenyeirf, amikor da-
rabot valasztottak.
Kulon0s dicseretet erdemel a
szerepl0k k0ziil Jakobay Janos, a
k0r agilis, sokoldalu szineszte-
hetsege, aki, mikor az egyik moi
szerepl0 az utolso percben mem
volt megfelelo, beugrott es maga
iatszotta ell moi szerepet. Igen
jigyes volt Deak Pal, a k0r nep-
szeru tagja, valamint Mez6 Kal
man es Beniczky JOSEF a ferfi
szerepekben. Vajdovics Istvannt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

Weissburg Zoltan Chicago, ILL.,, egyeni tag $500
Rev. Schaffer Sander, Chicago Ill, cgyen tag LOO
Rev Mtenyi Kelemen Indiana HORROR egyeni tag lOOl
DR. Singer Berchtold Chicago, I'll, egyeni tag LOO
Dr. Bar6thy Arpad, Chicago. H.. egyen tag LOO
Dr. Barat Istvan, Chicago H. egyen tag IOo
Dr. Rodosy A., Chicago Ill., egyeni tag LOO
DIR. Ofner O.. Chicago, ILL.,, egyen tag LOO
DR.. Franke Lip6 Chicago. ILL.,, egyeni tag Loo
DR.. Refs 1gnac, Chicago Ill., egy6ni tag LOO
Jilly Laszlo, Chicago, I'll, egyeni tag LOU
Izsak lgnac, Chicago ILL.,, egyen tag IO0
Fellegi Emil, Chicago Ill., egyeni tag ,4 LOO
Fay Istvan Chicago, H., egyeni tag LOO
Kmentt Odon Chicago, Ill, egy6ni tag LOO
Jily Sandor Chicago, H., egyeni tag = - LOO
kovach I4ajos, Chicago H., egyen tag LOO
Benk6 Ferenc, Chicago, Ill. egyeni tag LOO
1awansk MAIDEN, Chicago Ill, egyeni tag 100
Nemeth Gvozo Chicago ILL.,. egyeni tag 100
Fodor mre Gary, Ind, egyen tag 100
u.s. ------------
! A Chicaeo Egyetemi K0r reven 1850
Youngstownban osszegyult az cmu $1,000
Masonnan befoly anuar lie oa eddg meg kmuaan $4,000
Il s.t 80 ------------
Szaporuat emut heen osszesen $3.50
Yomgstownban eddg kimuatva $2s55O
anuar lie ota 0sszesen befolyt tagdijakban $4,000
mey 0sszegbol Youngstown es k0myeke $29850t adott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
! A KULF0LDI KERESKEDE-
LEM.

A haboru befcjezese 6ta mind
tobben es t0bneb latjak, hogy ez
orszagnak nagyE piaca van kill
fold0n sajataipari cikkeit elhe-
lyezni. Sziikseges azonban, hogy
ezt a nagy kihatasu kerdest az
llletekesek helyesen kezeljek. A
kereskedelmi MINISTER az amePi-
kai gyarosok kiyiteli tarsasaga-
val. mar targy2lfsis Q kerdesben.
A minister fk5vetkezo meg
jegyzesei .nagyon . erdekesek,
amennyiben a helyzetet pontosan
megvilagitjak "a haboru el0tt
Amerikanak Europa volt leg
jobb vasarloja,, inert termekcinek
t0bb mint felet vette at evente.
A k0vetkez6 nehany evben, biz
tos, hogy Europa foleg nyerster-
mekeket lesz kenytelen toliink be-
szerezni.a A dollar jelenlegi erte-
ke sokkal kisebb, mint amennyi-
mex egeszseges kereskedelmi vi
szonyok k0zt Jennie kellene es ez
okb6l kifolyolag, amig az,fel mem
emclkedik, erdekunk kiilipart
az europaiaknak okvetleniil silk
seges elelmi cikkeire szoritani.
EZpn i'd alatt SyiilSSefrhe az a1u+a n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

es Brogli Ignacne lattak ell moi
szerepeket igen j6l.
Remeljiik, hogy "a miikedvelok
leealabb egy idore a kozonseg
jgenyeinek megfelel6 darabot fog
max eloadni es maid csak akkor
probalkoznak meg ismet nehe-
zebb darabokkal, ha ARA megfele-
lo alkalom nyilik. A rossz lato-
gatottsag mask Okla bctegseg
es az irgalmatlan rossz lido volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

k0vetkez1 korszakra elkeszilni,
meyben az eur6pai keresked6 al
lamok megint kepesek lesznek We
lunk az fpari versenyt olcs6bb
arukkal felvenni m
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Egyr0l- -Masr6l.
ANERIKAI MAGYAR sZ0vETsEG
MAGYAR ALLAMpoLGARoK UTLEvELET NYERHETNEK
oKKUPALT TERtLETEKRE

sved kovesegnk abb eredeben kozot hivaaos lelrata
alapn Amerkaban tarokod6 honosk akknek
ieoeg he vaame degn nmzet ltal elfogat tereten fe
SILK ezenu uevee nyerhetnek et6stg heyekre anek hogy
magyar fe keene adnok Mndossze ann
szukseges hogy bekeserz6d eetbeepese uan be
h ke eeneniok hogy regi magyar aampogarsaguka akar
jake megartan avagy pedg okknp nemzet alampogarav
akarnak feleskudn ngaan wgyonuka magyar alampogar
sag megartasa megarthak okkupa eruleten ng6
agakat pedg magukka vhetk mkor eogat reszro az W
orszaghataok zernt mgalapto Magyarozgba ezk at tar
t6zkodasi helyuket.
utevel enyerese hogy fen ogokat magu
max bztothassak egy alavtbn kel hoey
oeezek magukat hogy aampogrsaguk megartasa
rese e bekeszerz6des ebe peseto szamitott even
belu Ezt germani bekeszerzodes 7Sk pon
ia bzosa szamukra.
Az Amerika Magyar szovesg brtokaba juto fenu allan
5og szemponb6 rendv ontos kedvezo hva
amea magyarsa zmara mihezrtas veget
hozza nyivanossagra
ratok kaitasa kozegyzo eott tykedes Amerika
Magyar Szovetseg beeavakozn abba hogy ueve
azok ak d0nes genybe oaak vcnni kne szerezze be-
nezve hogy kerdese affave kivel alasak XII Az
szovetseg vallalkohatik,
tozik fclvallalt mmkakorebe
A lerat eredet angel szovegebcn a k0vetkezo:
LEGATION OF SWEDEN
WASHINGTON D. C. IVA
Department of
Ausro- Hungarian Interests
cember 49, 1919 515326 wherein the Royal Consulate
has been asked not to forward to the Legation
port applications received from hang from and
wishing to take residence such parts OF the former
Ausro- Hungarian Monarchy which belong to Italy
Czechosovaka Poland, Yugoslava and Roumania have
the inform that view of the fact that many
nationals Austro- Hungarian Monarchy who
their native country have declared that
they Austrian respectively Hungarian citizen
ship although their place of belonging Heimatszustaen-
dgkesgemende) within the territory ceded other states
and that Treaties right given them to be
considered Notwithstanding their homestead but subject to
certain formalies Austrian Cor Hungarian) subjects
advise you that the Legation will lsuue
to nationals provided that the applicant will
make affidavit of which will find enclosed
affidavit should be attached to the passport application
forwarded the Legation Extract of the appliabe
disposition Treaty Of Saint Germanen Laye enclosed
for your guidance.
The Swedish Minister in charge
of Austro Hungarian Interests
BY C. ROSEN
seges, hogy szoszerin valo magyar fordltast adJak
DR. PESSENLEIINER ANTAI1
A. M. ST. titkara.
sagas
vasarnap 1sn tkar megeent Reormatus Ferf Egy-
gyuesn o Szoveseg munkajanak smerese utan ko
vetkezo III tagokat vette fe a Szovetseg nsvsoraba:
Belenszk Janos, egyeni tag Sloo
Gomez Gyua egyeni tag 2oo
Monar Istvan, egyeni tag Zoo
Dicso B. Istvan egyen tag 2OO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

4
mgielen tkar meg east youngstown Magyar
Ege gylesen es oft tamogatast kert
zoveg szamaa gs elteron e6zetes terv csak
tisztvseS gyules VOLT ICY bealasok kovekezo gyesre
radtak
mar kimutao youngstown es k0rnyek agokon xviii meg
lepk be Amcrka Magyar szovgbe 1920 jan
lie 6ta:
Sya,av Anita, Ilovdell Pa ,egyeni tag $1O0
Tapa ri Istvan entroit Mich partoIo tag $500
Eyohr Aksa pbiladenhia Pa egyeni tag 100
Kohn Aron, Schenectady n. T.. egyeni tag lW
1anher Istyanne East Youngstown O.. egyeni tag 200
1)r. S. Frestone Pittsburgh, Pa. partol6 tag 800
JAkatos Imre Philadelphia, Pa. egyeni tag lOO
Ms Il, ,eoryc Hammond Ithaca Il Y partolo tag 500
IA 1Iahonv Iattendorf Iowa partol6 tag 500
II Tarandv t,szkar So Bend Ind partol6 tag 1000
I.aanov;es sandor Chocaoo. Ill partoI6 tag ~ 500
az aab egyen tago Barandy Oszkr kezdemenyeze
ven lepek chcagoi Egyctemi Kor taga k6z koze
multban rendezett tarsas alkalmava
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Murderers Will
 Pay Penalty at
 Lincoln Monday
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LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 1S.-Alson B. Cole and Allen V. Grammer will be in the state penitentiary next Monday between the hours of sunrise and sunset. The supreme court late today entered an order and judgment dimissing the petition filed In behalf of Cole last Friday and re- called the error writ and suspension of sentence issued that day, when Governor McKelvie granted a re- prieve from Friday to Monday. Gram mer. who had no appeal pending, has automatically been reprieved because of the determination of Governor Me Kelvie that the two men should suffer the death penalty at the same time.
 Tonight Warden Fenton of the state prison began arrangements for the ex ecution. Both Cole and Grammer wer, transferred to the death cells after being notified of the ruling of the court. They accepted the news with out emotion. Grammer told the war den he had given up hope, but Col said he believed something would in tervene to save him. The executioner F. B. Currier, of Boston, Mass, who was summoned last Thursday, was tC arrive In Lincoln tomorrow morning.
 The two men were convicted of the murder of Mrs. Lulu Vogt, mother-in- law of Grammer, in Howard county and were sentenced to be eIectrocuted Almost every expedient known to law
 yers has been exerted in their behalf and the case has been shifted from court to court for a period of mt
 than two years, Cole in that time se- curing eighteen reprieves and Cram mer fourteen.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
NEW OPPOSED TO
 JOINING LEAGUF
 UNDER ANY PLAN
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MARION, Ohio, Dec. 1S.-Presiden; elect Harding heard suggestions for his association of nations plan from widely divergent viewpoints today in conferences with Senator Harry S New of Indiana, Senator J. A. Reed of Missouri and Dr. Nichols Murray Butler, president of Columbia univer- sity.
 Each indicated that he thought MT. Harding was following along hopeful lines, but each had his own idea of what should be made the basis and form of any international agreement to promote peace.
 Senator New. Republican member of the foreign relations committee, was inclined to favor disarmament agree ment if one could be made. He indi- cated that he would not be averse to taking such machinery of the Versailles league as might be found practicable, but told Mir. Harding that in his opin ion a covenant mutually pledging the leading nations to reduce, armaments would be vastly superior to. any com plicated international peace structure.
 As a Democrat who has made bitter fight for flat rejection of the Versailles treaty, Senator Reed coun- seled the president elect against ac- ceptance of league membership on any basis and recommended modification of international law as the best hope of averting misunderstanding To go into the league on the face of the peoples verdict at the election, he de- clared, wo>,d be a breach of faith and costly blunder. He evidenced little faith that it could be abolished, but conceded a plan of more deliberate diplomatic parleys might prevent some | of them.
 Economic considerations were ad- vanced by pr. Butler as the determin- ing factor of the international situa- ton. He prophesied that in the enc
 trade and commercial ties would b'
 found more binding and more practc-
 ally useful than peace covenants il
 establishing civilization and guaran
 teeing its security. He suggested tha Germany's burden of war indemnity b Z definitely fixed as soon as possible am
 that markets be stabilized by estab
 fishing credits among the consumer
 abroad.
 Both Senator Reed and Dr. Butle
 indicated they considered the wa
 referendum proposal impracticabl md Senator New reserved judgmen
 regarding it.
 | Another caller today was Harry M
 Daugherty. It is understood that bot } MT Daugherty and Senator Nev talked with Mir. Harding about cabine } appointments.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
HIGH PROTECTIVE
 TARIFF MEASURE FRAMED BY HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Framing of an emergency tariff designed to protect twenty farm products was completed late today by the house ways and means committee. The measure probably will be presented to the house Monday with request for action Tuesday.
 The bill was designated as the Ford ney emergency tariff. As drawn. it would be effective for one year from date of passage.
 The measure was agreed to after six hours of discussion by the com mittee, which elected to honor its chairman by giving the bill his name. MT. Fordney will prepare and intro duce the formal draft.
 The committee broadened the origi- nal project of senate and house lead CTS in joint conferences. The bill was said to have been planned as a com prehensive measure to shield agricul- turists from further price decline Representative Young, Republican, North Dakota. chairman of the agri- culture sub committee, indicated that the ways and means committee mem bers would urge its passage before the Christmas recess.
 Products to which tariff protection would apply and the rates agreed or under the committee bill were at | follows:
 | Wheat, 30 cents a bushel; wool ir the grease, Is cents pound. skirted 20 cents a pound; mutton and lamb 215 cents a pound; cattle, 30 per cent ad valorem; wheat flour, 20 per cen ad valorem corn, Is cents a bush el; sheep, s1 a head if under one year old and $2 a head if over one year old; onions 40 cents a bushel; peanut. two cents a pound; rice, two cents z pound if cleaned and IA cents if un. cleaned; potatoes, 25 cents a bushel long staple cotton seven cents a pound and cotton seed, cocoanut, peanut anC soy bean oils, 20 cents a gallon. l The committee asked the treasurl department to compile a schedule 0 rates on wool products which would be equal to the rates applied to wool This schedule is expected to be read, early Monday for inclusion in the bil when introduced, MT. Forney an nounced.
 Proposals to include sugar. hogs frozen beef, vegetable seeds, barley flax, butter and potato flour and DO
 tato starch in the list were vote,
 down.
 For the most part, according t
 members, the committee voting shove
 five opponents of the protectionis
 measure and never less than three
 Representative Rainey. Democrat. Il linois, was understood to have Ain
 formed the committee he would lea
 a floor fight against it.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

added to the daily force by granting each policeman fewer hours off,
 Representatives of the jewellers ar ranged with Commissioner Enright to have his detectives further increased cn Madison and Fifth avenues from 32nd street to Central park They also announced that each jewelry shop would employ an eX-service man as guard.
 Other organizations also took cog nizance of the cri5ne wave. The Mill tary Order of the World War called it's members to meet Monday to tender aid in upholding the forces of the law. Commercial organizations called meet ings to discuss crime.
 Judges asked the mayor to furnish them with a list of dangerous criminals and those on second bail, so that they might corral thesl for speedy trials. District Attorney Swann issued d statement asking judges to fix high bail in criminal cases, suggesting s10,- 900 as a minimum.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
 Of Oil Industry
 Urged by Daniels
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Republican A. P. Leased WlreJ WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-A plea for standardization of oil for future protection of American interests on the sea was made tonight by Secretary Daniels, speaking at the annual dinner of the American Society of Naval Engineers.
 "Other nations are conserving their oil in the ground and buying American oiI," he said. "We have been prodigal to the point of in- jury to American interests on the sea.
 "This country should not put an absolute embargo on oil, but there is crying need for such restric- tions as will not jeoPardize the future needs of the merchant ma rine and the navy.
 "In an emergency an adequate supply of ~oil for our shipping ships might turn the tide of battle."
 Mir. Daniels said it had been necessary to fight continually to prevent exploitation of naval oil reserves "by trespassers who had no legal right to the oil set aside for naval use." Congress, he said, had "more than recognized every equity"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Raids, Riots And Murders End Week In Emerald Isle
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Y,trRI IN. Dec. 1S-Intensified war ,s-c-the usual accompanlmeht ol -.sc. parleys-marked the close oI ,s,, o,,rntful week in Ireland. Kaius
 v-boiesale arrests by the ponce
 S military and increased actlVlty oA .t,. frfeb Republican army In attaCh- s-,- Inc crown forces, will make UP IIe .-.,s,,s i'm the Irish newspapers IoiiloI iO -~ Little will be published aouut .Ss efforts of the peacemakers' put IL ., I.j1,fsfic predictions of the prln- -s .l.e Pts-,'fermediaries are fulfilled truce Is near. ,.,z.. ..,,,r,ber one." ,.--5 over the signature of General Sir Neville MacKeady, .--,,, -e,t that all forces of the crown tn,,ire t,.,, to assured. that so long as, c5 III 12bet f restore order. they do not eAoeo et, ,,,1-S fs reasonably necessary Iol -l,a, II- P,+ Po,,5 Dose thew will have full app[oNaI aliV sl'4 eupport. But all are WaIneu ss5oiIlst me commission or olLciise9 ,7t +bo ,crso- or property of any reslueile lilS Of breaI,ing into any house Tn seal cI ". V, Yiurder or the molesting or a seH'i } -rofecting a person or propett.y. .- SNnv person subject to military or ,,,,rfis1 law committing any or thesJ [,frrnses will be liable Co court mar 'lN and sentence to deatn'
 Lorrey Ambushed
 Dr-RT.TN. Dec. 1S-A lorry with llll- ..--, and police was amhushed iooaS
 --p. from Ennistimon, County ClaIe ,-tcr-o fighting cnsued. lasting seE EgI1 so,,rs Four soldiers and two po'lSe r,en were wounded.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Police Unable To Curb
 Crime Wave In New York
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-New York s epidemic of criminal activities raged unabated today Daring hoId-ups and other acts of violence were reported. Robbers footed a store in Brooklyn of S5000 in dry goods and bandits held up and robbed two jewelry messengers of S12000 in gems and money. In addi- tion, there were many minor burglaries and assaults. Banner heads in all as-- ernoon papers told of the crimes.
 Five New Holdups and Robberies As Police Spread Net for Bandits, g said one. New $12,0O0 Daylight Holdup," flared another. Band Takes Woman From Cab in Park and "Ban- dts Bind Merchant, Rob Store" were typical of the rest.
 The demand that Police Commis- s.oner Enright must go" was made.
 Condemnation of police department heads by many papers grew in severity with each report of crime. while the departments operating system was re- ported as being ''revamped so that be- ginning tonight 800 more policemen are
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
REPORTED TRUCE BETWEEN GEORGE. AND SINN FE|NS
 COMES ID CLOSE
British Premier Refuses To Negotiate Peace Through De Valera-Closing Door To Reconciliation
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LONDON. Dec. 1S.-Correspondenc Nnleh has been going on between S.,-sr Sller Lloyd George and Father - --.Sl~ei V Flanagan. vice president of the Irish republic" in an effort to br;n- about truce between England and the ended. 0'''i' "'S Father o'F1anagan. in his latest message to MT. Lloyd George. declared tnc only way to reconciliation was bv eircct associations with the official neaa or the Irish nation, President de Valera"
 ln his reply the premier said:
 This attitude closes the door to those counsels of good will which YOU invoked"
 rather O'Flanagan's message read:
 While sending peace and good will 70 the people of Ireland. yollr govern mcnt has intensified their fieudish at- tacks upon our lives. our liberty and our property.
 How hollow yoHr fair words read m the newspapers and sandwiched in by the burning of Cork and the murder ot Canon Wagner and Timothy Crow ley.
 Demand Independence
 If you really wish for peace, allow the constitution adopted by the Irish people at the last election to perform Us lcg1tlmate functions, and acts of violence will soon become as rare in Ireland as in any of the most peaceful nations Then arrange the terms of a treaty by direct negotiations with the official head of the Irish nation President de Valera This is the only possible road to that. reconciliation which vitaly interests both nations"
 Lloyd George replied as follows:
 T had hoped that with moderation and common sense on both sides i might have been possible to reach ar understanding which would stop strife ia Ireland and pave the way to a re- conciliation- You now imply that 1T your judgment the only road to peace is the recognition of an Irish republic and negotiation of a treaty with some one you designate as the official head of that republic. ...
 -I have never failed to make it cleai there is no possibility of a settlemen so long as the Sim Fein demands aI Irish republic and although ! am will. ing to explore every avenue toward ar honorable constitutional settlement there is no road to peace so long al the Sim Fein persists in trying t' compel any settlement by means of as sossination and violence. The onl. way to peace is that the leaders of tn Sinn F'ein should recognize these fun damental facts; their present policy ] only leading Ireland ever nearer t chaos and ruin.
 T deeply regret you should close tn door to those counsels of good wi which you invoked at the beginning ( this correspondence.'
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Cork Inauirv Private


 CORK, Dec. 1S-The military in- quiry into the Cork fires and footing opened today. It was strictly private. Maurice Healy had been instructed by the chamber of commerce and the employers federation to represent them at ttso inquiry but was informed last night that no lawyers would be admitted. Tn consequence. these two bodies have declined to give assist ance.
 A Bomb Found in Dublin
 Dublin, Dec. 1S.-A large bomb was picked up in Merrion square yester- day.
 Revolvers, ammunition, gun powder and Ss sticks of gelignite were cap tured in a police and military raid on a rebel ammunition store at Temple more today.
 Two Soldiers Killed
 DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.-The ambushing of two military lorries yesterday be- tween Mictchestown. County Cork, and Galbally, County Limerick, was officially announced today. Two sol diers were killed and two others wounded.
 Constable Asssssinated
 BELFAST. Dec. IS. - Constable shannon was killed and a sergeant was wounded by armed men. who at tackled the constables while they were on patrol last evening at Swanlinbar Another constable was wounded when armed men visited his home. The mil itary made three arrests.