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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
JASPER co.
FURNISHES
SENSATION
Crazed Man Stands Off Armed
Posse For Over Two
Hours

RENss ELAER, Ind, Sept. zs.-
Adam Shredder, ase twenty-nine, OF
Chicago. at one time a patient IN the
Northern Indiana Hospital for the In
sane nc Logansport. was shot and kill
ed yesterday at the rooming house OF
Miss Grayce Thompson in this city
following a clash between Shroedt
and local and county officers and citi-
zens IN which more than nifty shots
were hred
SHERIFF STARTS TROUBLE.
The trouble started when T. b.
woodworth. sheriff 70 Jasper county
went TO the Thompson home 70 arrest
Shredder, who was accused OF havins
written threatening letters to the
sheriff and chief of police. when
Shredder came to the door of the
Thompson home in answer to the
sheriff. he opened nre from a 80 caliber
revolver. the charge taking effect il
the sheriffs thigh.
CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE.
woodworth called for assistance and
John r. Robinson. a deputy sheriff,
and John Richards. a night watchman
with police powers, together with :
posse OF citizens, surrounded tn
house. After two hours. the sheriff
called out the fire department and j
hose was turned into the room. from.
which Shredder was firing. He wa
forced from the room into opel
hall, where he was struck by a bullet
from one OF the shotguns in the posse
When officers reached him, he had (.
hand full OF cartridges and his revolv-
er still contained two bullets.
HE BECOMES INSANE.
Shredder came to Rensselaer, for u
visit with friends about a year ago.
and. while here became insane. H
vas placed in the Jasper county Ia
for short time and later was sent t
the hospital for the inasne at Logans-
port. Being a resident of Illinois, b.
was sent to a hospital az Dunning, Ill.
from which institution he was released
a short time ago. Ho went back (;
Chicago and was accused OF writing
several letters to c. G. Stitler, mayor
Of Rensselaer,. in which the writer
threatened the life Of Sheriff Wood
worth for alleged mistreatment Will.
IN the Jasper county jail.
THREATS MADE Is SAID.
Little attention was paid TO the com
nunications and several days ago
Shredder came here and was reported
to have made threats against III.
sheriff's life. The shooting yesterday y
followed the officers attempt to place
the man under arrest.
Shredder was said TO be a brick ma
son In Chicago His wife formerly
lived IN this city. but could not b.
found today. Little is known of the
family here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
HOBART RAIL VICTIM
WORKED AT VALPO

VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept 2s.-Elmer
Cotton. the man killed by the Nickel
Plate at Hobart. II developed, has been
working in Valparaiso for the past two
weeks on the new shauer theatre build
ing.
He came here about two weeks ago.
and was quiet. sober workmen. and
only the day before he was killed. he
stated that he hoped work would hold
out some little time for him here. as
Jobs were few and hard to obtain
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
CONDUCTORS
ARE HELD Up

Early this morning two robbers held
up and robbed South Shore Conductor
Chas. Mason Of two money boxes at
the company car barns on Chicago ave.
between Grasselli and Euclid avenues,
East Chicago.
The money boxes contained the fares
OF passengers riding the South Shore
cars between East Chicago and Ind
lana Harbor yesterday. Conductor Ma
son was unable to estimate the amount
OF money in the boxes that were taken.
Mason said that the two ropbers
rushed TO a waiting car on Chicago
ave and drove cast towards Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
ARREST IN
GLENN JONES
CASE At HUB
ESPECIAL TO THE TisEsI

GROWN POINT, Ind, sept. zs.-
Pending the verdict of the corfoners s
inquest as to the death of Glen Jones.
former street commissioner John
Smith has been detained in the Lake
county Jail. as 1t is reported that
Smith has been acting queerly since
the shooting and knows more about it
than he cares to divulge. However,
Smith says that he can establish an
alibi as TO his whereabouts at the
time the shooting took place. re
volver has been found in Smiths pos
session which had been discharged
twice and the same cartridges used as
those that killed Jones. The evidence
against Smith at this time Is purely
circumstantial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
FIRE DESTROYS FINE
CROWN POINT HOME

CROWN POINT, Ind, Sept. 2s.-1he
beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Crowell on East Joliet street was
almost completely destroyed by FIRE on
Monday afternoon The origin Of the
fire is unknown. The flames were first
discovered on the roof, supposedly
caused from crossed electric wires
The fire department was called and
fought the fire vsliantly, but the up
per portion was badly burned and the
inside ruined by water. The home will
be rebuilt at once. It was covered by
Insurance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

contractors who have been paying the
old wage.
According to the usual procedure il
viii probably be necessary for the car
penters TO take a referendum vote b.
fore the s1.1o wage is ratified. This
generally requires several weeks.
We arc getting all of the carpen-
ters We need" said one association con.
tractor today, and for ono am not
interested in any cuts which the dis
trict council may make now that We
have gone to the trouble of declaring
open shop and bringing in men who ar,
willing to work"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
BOLD BANDITS
NITRO BANK:
nnV@ RA ARa~ zwu
ONE IS SHOT
cLNIgaNA1IokAL NEws SERVICE

tIHI tANAIIOkAL NENS SERVICEI
HUTCHINSON. KANS.. Sept. Is
fhree heavy explosions OF nitro arous-
ID the whole town of Arlington, near
here early today as five yegKmen tried
to blow open the vault of the Farmers
state Bank The first two charges on
ened the outer door. but the inner
loor withstood the shock OF the third
harge. The robbers were forced to
lee with several thousand dollars worth
# bonds and silver from safety deposit
boxes.
In gun battle outside the bank
one Of the robbers dropped but
his companions carried him into
waiting automobile and escaped
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
EiAiffEkEsFE ] is s Suin9: nr5AA n&er5AAs 4!

vention on the question of requir-
ing striking Kansas miners to re-
turn to work gave the interna-
tional president a convenient ma
jority.
Lewis won a clear cut victory
over Alex Howat. so-called radi-
cal leader of the Kansas miners.
whose strike activities were char
acterized by the union president
as defiant" Of the international
organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
KU KLUX KHAN
AT ANDERSON

ANDERSON. Ind, September 81
". J. Black, mayor Of Anderson. has
Instructed police tc arrest any one
found circulating Ku Klux Klan lit
erature and to ascertain. il possible.
who Is acting local representa-
tive for the Khan Some of its propa-
Randa has been scattered on streets
here at night and several persons said
stranger had handed them reading
matter concerning the Organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
CASE GOES OVER TERM

VALPARAISO, Sept. 2s.-The case OF
Siraker VS.. the Gary Street Railway CO.
for $4,000 started in the superior
court several days ago. had 10 be put
over yesterday until tomorrow on ac-
count of illness of the plaintiff. but her
condition is such today. that she could
not leave the hospital, and as a result
the trial was postponed for this term of
court, and the jury dismissed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
ROBERTSDALE MAN
FOUND GUILTY

Stanley Mojewski. 342 Indianapolis
Blvd. who was caught selling liquor on
the streets of Robertsdale last week
by Officers Horibeck. Carlson and War
ner Of the Hammond police was tried
and found guilty in police court this
morning. Officer Warner was present
with Stanley's pocket bar and explain
ed its operation. Stanley made no
defense but accepted the sentence OF
400 and costs and sixty days IN fail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
RoBs ICE BOX

A hungry thief made free with the
contents of the ice box on the rear of
the Frank Edmonston home. at AS
Drackert street Hammond, last night
The loss included a pound OF Butter. a
dozen Of eggs and pound OF cookies
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
(BULLETIN)

NEW YORK, Sept. 28. - The
German mark established a new
low record today. selling at .007S.
AT its present value. it would be
possible to pu chase about rs
marks for an American dollar.
The pre-war value Of mark was
approximately q cents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
(BULLETIN)

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. e. =
John L. Lewis today won his sec
ond victory over the ''insursent"
element in the ranks of the United
Mine Workers when a roll call
vote of the unions national con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
MASONIC NOTICE

Hammond Chapter Nc. III r. A NJ
will hold a called convocation Wed
nesday evening. Sept. 3sth. Past anc
Most Excellent degrees will be con
ferred.
e-es-2t C. z NELSON. z Il ?.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

Fair tonight and Thursday, ex-
eert somewhat unsettled In north
portion Thursdays warmer In north
west portion tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
New Bursum Clubs
Formed in Chaves
and Lea Counties

ROSWELL. y. NJ. Aug IA
Busum club was organized yesterday
Et loNingtun. county seat OF Lea
county according TO telephone
message received her" this morning
The meeting was attended hy both
republicans and democrats. Tile
siumber Of charter members was not
learned hut IN" message said the
meeting was q large and enthusiasts
kne aud that llursum had strong
and growing list of supporters
throughout the county.
The p'Ntor liurHum club was or
gunized yesterday with capt u. e..
Reid as president ana Miss blanche
Pollock as secretary Al iiaEerutu,
the Bursum club organization WAS
also perfected with Robert y. Miller
president Mrs, n. - platt. vice prcsi-
dent aud IL NJ Brown, secretary
tnhrri krliahiu. secretary of IA,
Roswell Bursum cluh, attended tho or
gnnizatinn meetings az b"Nter aud
lngcrmuu. The republicans ol
Rnuscvelt and ChaV-s county ar.
| solid In their support of liuTsum
nomination aud ho will have the SUI.
pou uf many democrats In the cleo
' tOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Two Albuquerque Boys
Earn Indian Bicycles

Two hlSng Albuquerque boys completed their subscription
work today in their effort to Indian bicycles when each
turned in hirtyvc six months subscriptions The Daily and
sunday Herald These being verified this afternoon aud the
will receive their Indian Motobikc tomorrow morning
Claude lho Jr, Of Attorney Claude Ilutio SOC South
Walter the first hoy the line winner He
in clock this afternoon with his complete list of thirty
five subscriptions Young IIuo is II old will be his first
bicl le
Five minutes later pacido Duran of Antonio Duran of
Old Albuquerque who has been husng from the drop of the hat
rrye in with handful of subscriptions that brought
his total thyv Pacdo 10 years old lie will his
bicycle for both business aud pleasure.
The first Indians have been but all the other boys aud
girls mstmg for their bikes needn't be- worried there
plenty these handsome $40 Indians the best bicycle made
II you haven started after bicycle yet right and
look Indian, ia Masons window, the Albuquerque Nov
city Works South Second You and you
get 10y few days husing, just these boys did
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Presidents s Father,
76, Weds Nurse, 81

MONROE. Mich, Aug. i1.--Dr.
George r. Harding. 7s years Old.
father 0f presideat Harding. was
married here today to Misa Alice
sevcrns, So. by the Rev. Frank 4.
Knowlea. pastor OF the Monroe
Presbyterian church. Miss Severns
has been a nurse IN the office OF
Dr. Harding az Marion for many
years The couple drove here In
an automobile, obtained mar
riase license and went to the
home OF Rev. knowles, where the
ceremony was performed.
Immediately after the ceremony
pr Harding and his bride left the
its. Their destination Was not an
nounced. They were accompanied
here by a younger couple from
Marion. Their names were not
disclosed.
After obtaining the license. Dr.
Harding asked to be directed to
Baptist parsonage. As there is
NO resident baptist minister here.
he was directed to the home OF
Rev. Knowles Dr. Harding made
an Intellectual attempt t. Sith-
hold announcement - his mar
riarv. When asked by Rev.
knowles " he was the father OF
the president. he declined 10 an
swer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Battleship California
Goes Into Service

VALLEJO, Cnnf Aug. 1.-The
battl'ship California was placed In
com inmisaion al the Mare Island navy
yuid yesterday in the presence Of a
large gathering of naval officers and
visitors
Tho keel Of the ship which IL the
first drcadnaught to be- turned out
by this navy yard was laid October
%, 1915. All work ON the California
was suspended during the war to give
precedence 20 the building uf de-
strnAvrH She was launched Novem-
h'r 20, 1919. The california carries
Loo enlisted men, all Gu lfornians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Byng of Vimy Ridge
Takes Charge of
Canadian Affairs

QUEBEC. Aug ll-Amid the
bouWiug of guns from Qucbc, "
ancient citadel, Baron Hyug nf Nimv.
a hero rf the great war today Of
uoiully assumed his duties us Cnnadn -
new governor general lie was sworn
in tu ofii'" ut the provincial Ecgisla-
'''" building with impressive ccrc-
mony
IT'S rNycllrnCy landed ut Kings
whlrf from the steamship Empress
uf Franc" un m" government steamer
Lady Grey Whistles from river craft
shtirkrd welcome and immense
crowds chocrrd wildly us n" stepped
ashore ana stood nt salute as band
played the national anthem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Wilson Again Heads
the Meat Packers

CHICAGO Aug IL Thomas f.
Wilson was reelected president Of the
institute % American meat packers al
the conclusion OF the Institutes an
nual meeting today.
John r. Agar was reelected treas
urcr and W. W. Woods. director OF
the Institutes bureau OF public rela-
lions. was elected secretary. G. II.
fIeinemann, secretary OF the institute,
was elected resident president
aud Howard a. smith Of Baltimore.
q. u. Nurkolls of Pueblo. Colo.
and a. r. Robe New York, were
elected vice-presidents
Directors reelected were y. A.
Cudahy, Jr.. Oscar q. May ana -. r.
Swift. Ir.. an Of Chicago. other al
rectors elected were Joseph Ryan oi
Cincinnati and w. ". white of At
lantn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
NEW CRISIS ON
S|LES|A THREATENS
French c Cabinet Sum
moned After Confer
ence With Lloy d p
George.

PARIS. Aus ~ tRy the As
spr.ut,d Ir,sal The French
cabinet Inns been summoned To-
meet tomorrow morning. % was
announced today Announcement
also was made that NO meeting
ut the supreme council. VIII De-
held tomorrow forenoon Premier
Urinnd's call ipr the cabinet
meeting was issued Immediately
after conference ~ IA Premier
Lloyd G'urEr late this afternoon
over the SilvEiuu question,
PARIS. Aug H. -- Experts di-
s",''d hy the supreme allied council
to fiNe the frontier between Poland
nd tiot many. in upper Sllosi1, re-
stunned work early today with the rN-
p.ctnt on that they would hc able to
pfrsrut u completed report 20 M"
council when it met late this after
noon.
During tho forenoon Prcmiers
uyd Gootgr and Hriand. with Lord
Cursuu. rritish secretary for foreign
affairs. and Louis loucheuir French
minister Tor the liberated regions,
were together two hours In confer
rucD.
II was stated In French quarters
during the afternoon that difference
,n the French and British viewpoint.
us to the iinIl drawing ~ the Silos'
Ian boundary lime had developed and
that thr conference Of the heads ni
th. two governments and their nd
yiaors this morning had not brought
about definite results.
ON this account i' had boon de-
,ided. u was asserted In French
quarters tn poFtpou" tn" rv"ninp
council meeting tu allow m" prrmicr'
uf the governments Co continue th"ii
conferences
Discussions ON the Silcsian hound
any were not participated IN hN
American Ambassador Harvey an'
Bnruu IluvuShi the japanese nmlEts'
aldnr 20 England The conference
this afternoon were held lu Mi Lloyd
G'orge's hotel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
SAY WOOD HAS
ACCEPTED POST
IN PHILIPPINES
Bill Introduced in Senate
to Remove Doubt of
His Eligibility

WASHINGTON. Aux. fi.--Major
General Leonard Wood was au.
thorliatively stated today 10 have
been selected by President Harding
for governor general OF the Philip
pines and 90 have expressed his Will
lngness To accept the post.
A bill designed TO remove all doubt
Of eligibility of General Wood for the
governorship was introduced b,
Chairman Wadsworth OF the senate
military committee. and understood
TO have been suggested by the ad
minirtrntion. u provides that active
army officers shall be eligible foi
civil offices of the government IN nd
miuiNicring It's territorial possessions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Veteran Ell Paso
Dentist a Suicide

Ell PAso. Texas Aug. li-Dr.
Frederick Bruins. "a. FOR the last
twenty-five years a dentist In III PRso.
was found dead in gas filled room
In "a hotel here Wednesday. News
boys discovered the body and notified
the police. The coroner returned "A
verdict OF suicide Dr. Bruins was
a native OF Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
FR. He slim
VICTIM Of
MURDERER
Body of Missing Priest
Found Buried in Sand
on Beach

San FT,ANCIsCO. Aug. H.
William \. Hightowcr "a baker,
who revealed last night the grave
uf the Rev Patrick H. Hcslin.
Cnlma priest. will be- charged
with murder. Constable \. =
landini OF Colma. san Matco
county. said today Hightowcr Is
In sail IN San l'rancmco
II am only awaiting instruc-
tions from the district attorney
formally to charF" william
liiEhtower with the murder of
Father He-lin." the consiahl. de.
eiared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
APPROVES MODIFIED FORM OF
AMERICAN VALUATION PLAN
Details Being Worked Out This Afternoon for Rat
6cation by Full Committee; Agricultural Relief
Bill Favorably Reported to the House.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE McNary agricultural relief bill
favorahy today by the banking
Chairman McFaden said he would house action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

The committee eliminated provi-'
nions authorizing the war finance
corporation to purchase t2O0. O0O, 900
farm loan bonds to establish a bu-
reau for collection and di4emina-
ton OF export trade information and
10 loan to others than American
citizens to facilitate farm products
exports.
The provision authorizing the war
f!nanr. corporation TO issue $4,000
900 0Oo In notes was cut To si.ibO.-
900, ,0oo. OF which $500. zee. 600 was
for railroad funding
The house amendment fixes July I.
1929. as date Tor inaugurating
liquidation of war fnnnc. corpora
tion affairs
WASHINGTON Aug 1.-THE
American valuation prineipl. for as
nessinT tariff dulles In modified form
was accepted today by the senate
fiuaIre committee. Chairman PEN
tos" announced Experts az. work
ing out details which are to be pre-
reuted 10 the committee for ratifica-
ton later in the day
before finally deciding on the
question. republican members of the
committee voted To- request the dem
ocrutic members to leave the com
mittee session. Senator Simmons.
the ranking democrat. Informed the
republicans. u was said. that he rec
uruizcd the move ~ following preco-
dent established by each party
Dye Embargo Extended.
WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE
i.ougworth hill to extend to Novem-
hor "a the emergency dye embargo
which expires August % was passed
to-day by the house and sent to the
f"uate. The vote. iS3 to 81, was
along party linoa democrats oppos-
iug the bill almost solidly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug li.--A
search to-day or the room occupied
boy W A. Highiowcr. baker. who
last night led the police to the grove
of the Rev. Patrick Hcslin. missing
priest. revealed rifle. pieces Of blood
stained burlap and clippings from
local newspapers showing the amount
uf the reward offered for the priests
return.
The police said they wow.d confront
II Ehtower at once with thrlr findings
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1.-THE
body OF Father Patrick r. Heslln.
missing Colmu Catholic priest. vino
disappeared from his parish. Holy
Angels Catholic church. the night of
August 2. was found buried nt the
bottom Of q sand cliff near Salada
beach on the Pacific ocean, about 20
miles south of san Francisco.
Father licslin had been murdered
and There was bullet hole through
his heart and through the head. the
latter shot having torn away part
Of the skull The body was rNnumed
at II O'Clock iast night hv party
consisting OF Chief of Police Daniel
- hllfl tl FNil y lNNl' AN'fiF hllNAhhN
$. A. LAndini uf Culma. four news
paper men and william \. Hightowcr,
discoycrer Of the grave.
The party left san Francisco late
last night acting ou "a tip given by
Hightow,r that ho had discovered the
grave and the body was cNhumcd by
the light of q lantern,
Hightow"r. after his clue had povon
ruccessful. was held ny the police
pending further investigation.
The body was buried In crnmped
position. In trench beneath an over
hanging walt II iuy parallel t0 th'
wall ana against Il and was covered
with two feet Of loose sand
Iiightowcr. according to the police
said ho acted upon ella" given MIN
bv Dolly Mason whom ne had
previously known In salt Lake city
This woman he snid. told HIM las
sunday that she had met a man wh'
appeared to bc foreigner on Friday
night aud who, ON becoming intnNi
Gated. had made broken revelation
TO her Police ar" searching To-
Dolly Mason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
SAY De VALERA
REPLY MEANS
GRAVE CRISIS
Sent to Lloyd-George at
Paris by Airplane;
Contents Withheld

LONDON. Aug. II (By the
Associated Preasl Tho whole
British delegation to the allied
supreme council will rethrn to
London tomorrow. according 10
Paris dispatch TO Reuter1 late
this afternoon. The dispatch
said this action was due to to-
day's Developments In the Irish
situation.
An Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Paris. received about
the same time said the decision
was due to deadlock In the de-
tberations OF the allied supreme
council.
The Reuters dispatch said IL
was rumorcd In French circles
that the reply OF Eamonn de
Valera. Irish republican leader to
Premier Lloyd Georges irish
peace proposals meant grave
crisis.
LONDON. Aug. n (By the Asso
ciatcd Press) The reply OF Eamonr
de Valera, the Irish republican leader
to the British governments Irisl
peace proposals. was handed TO Aus
ten Chamberlain. government leadci
In the house OF commons at moor
today.
The tenor of the reply was with
held. The Official explanation WA
that II would be subject first 10 con
ferences by the cabinet and that 4
was unlikely to be divulged for som,
days.
Robert c. Barton. member OF tn,
Dail Eireann gave the reply to MIR
Chamberlain In the absence OF Pre-
mier Lloyd-George In France
MIR. Barton wns accompanied b,
Art OBrien, president Of the Gaelil
League IN London. Both OF these mel
had been DE Naiera's companion
during his recent talks in Downing
street with Lloyd George.
Mr.. Chamberlain announced IN tn,
house OF commons this afternoon tn,
receipt OF the reply. which was i'm
mediately forwarded TO Lloyd Goorg,
In Paris
The prime minister was planning I,
return TO London Sunday, he eN
planned ana statement with regar,
TO ireland might be made by I.ioy,
George Tuesday or Wednesday OF mex
week.
II was announced this evening tina
DE Nalera's reply had been sent from
London to the prime minister In Pari
by airplane.