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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
Suuret Sutt1tnat rabdsa
tcs$d

8tsirorct, q. 8. 49, Sfrn Sbert
81, Olion luGpui nirastonIa tpoItion
Observation-Disclosures foh6en tuuobea
ipirfofaubett terdst6 ban antpi ielt-
rooiallenia sSobn 5tstr'iIle rbben
iulrinnista panff'nio1ti;fiistn n1itii
on fosfann anrettu ulos GohiniS
IartresId 8dnffioioitus of tebtn
Sobn Strenllle, robostonboiteial(e,
ie OF ebert q. SIio'in onefirIoit.
tan1a, oil nIoitetflt u1ofietfdtp,fii sos
iois 9ofolan panfista ia ,tltbelIeen
tolletetttii, iinue, ia ilirnrta oli
S., ,804,S4022. sc eousti idGnn5s
iuntrnio foif;5ta nation raroisto,
,l1ptt6en tpaItion rc1a-oiiair oIenan
hniDaIId fannnlIa tobel(a, innoo
Wtr. Slion, rraremiralla tilin re
otpat olleet pttfG1n aifoott."
2ii6fii plIGoleiuoaa, Nlr. sjllotl
antoi ieurnoiallersa $20,00a,~ G
7roa ,pofultsfainoisia. tolletitstoois,
tiifiisia ia boi,oeisia. fniffi pol.icn
foltl1trohaston ontai;i;ilben, nhtG hn.
min fiiin ieliraaipat baf,ffioIoitllssef
ia aripopaperit toiiisia nIcstcista:
$453, ,663,6S pa,sft:cloit,ts, icfn on
ndnrlos gbon,iesten 2ortpdusmaros,
togia: $4,000 nrauosfo tolfstqsfn0is
t1,fiia, tpoition bonoi fAIetustDarosto
raha: $26t 900 artpesta tafte.nsto
oistufiia, opettaiie1l eliferabastoon.
Rabastonboitaio Steene, icf,, on
pfiindinen mics, iiirtni tdltuc tal[d
iDiifolld Rngbbsto. Gntirelr r,Eastoa
boitoia Slior ti,Iee ebelTeen.in aiu
mann gismnrcfisia pcrbeeni1 t1nsia.
tointien fiintonnii,iu3 on1ciiuus, Ia;
na ia ,paflti,tlts IiiffeesIG.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
Snpmalatiet .pnufottaneet tpiiianIa

Sirginio. - Eoisio p1itpGna tl,o.
tin tdfdldiieen WfcSntpre ioiroaIoon
gusfonsD ticn tporrelta eino
Narri rininen nuorirnies pobos1i
pulfotettlno 1ddfGrit orpeliipat
enfiffi, ettd mics beittGi berrfenidii
iaanrienio boaapoien ioboosto, nlutta
nDttemmin on olen1asia tcirpeito pa.
rant,tn1iiestaan.
Whfali on ferrottu, oil toppelu,
iosla Yarri booipott,ti, topabt,tnut e
radsfd tien iparreIIa olelpaslo nroias
talosio. Snoioaniogentti Morti|ellc
oil ldbetettp tieto, ettd nloiotalogia
oil iotain miestd piiIotettl. ssInoi-
tett,toon oiiosta apulaislberifi Eaiic-
billie oil Wtarti,m,t aianltt ntoiatalol-
le. n1isfd Varrt oil ntnaflnut fiiole-
man fielisid, n,nmottatpa pultfon haa
pa tpotiosiaan 9iioneesia oil ollut
eras toinen mics, iofo oil nritt1npt
alttao enii op,ta. Tarri ipietiin Sir
giniaan ia ferrotaan boren Ioaneen
boaipania tappeTllsia Gborles apui
itin1ifen ntieben fansfo. Saatroitt.l,
nut mics on fieItGptprpt nosta,nuSta
oifeltsiuttuu pnltfottaiaonia mos
toon, tpafl,littnerl ettd he oIiipot Of
leet bntpiG pstotpid fesfen11n. Rp-
min fliitertfitt iIn1oitetnn faoonneell.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
ct. Eanlin botellin omistaiaa finite.
tddn pienten palffpjen malta
irticsta fnfDifle,

IS. g. Gurseon ct. ssrancis ho-
teIfin omistoia, ct. NouIisfo, tlIec
eiiintpnlddn faltpi,nein oifeuoesia
iielld ibdstuanoan ipptostd naItion
mihinrndard paIffn lain riffpinifes-
ia, Mifs GIi5a g. Gpol,s, nabinrnad.
ri palffa fornisiiooni11 fibteeri, fanoi
tdrdirt. Mr. Tnrgeon, filn han oil
oifelioen tiitfiftotpo,tn, tpooti moIa-
fnicbistSn tutfinton
AnbbelIe tDtolle, iotfn oIftpnt tnos-
ID botellisfn, naffettiiit $40 ia SIS
fliiknioesio fuIIefin, miig gapons "a.
moi. Tdand iDptos on perl,steena
ta1teelle.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
2 St PauIln poliisia ero.
tettu viraStd

sSb, iindfo 1e olet?" |oilot poliiii-
mics goauaro GoIerl ct HaitIisto
3enrp grepeaulle, pleilen tliripalli-
jluiben forniSIioonerin apltlaiieIle,
poi:taen Jalfania faioeplilslta tarioi-
I,rpdpodn eDesId Nat Reenanin To-
pafaaIa Reilt ia 0lair fabl,llo ct.
HnuIisia.
&dn oil astlinut fapaffoan fa,tpltn-
sin poliiiien ia liittotpallan fielto-
lGfi olio1nnsten f1ttsia.
Hdrfastpfiisid HoferI l6bti uIos
fapafostc ia nhtpi ,pifiiol.ffoon toi-
ieIla pxolen fatuo, iosia ban ieIitti
niuri n,itd bdn niotteli Grepeausta
10 pleiien tur1pnlliilinoen fomisiio-
neristo, u. 6. g,nitb'isto. Mspotd-
tatrtuiiuuoen iiiosta oil pafoitettli
1drettSmpps.
4ofit ustti pafiioifosta ia ieiioi
9atupalon ala. Sc oil fontisfioneri
@mitb.
~ ii,ifo ie olet?" Eoferl ia-
.s,ei.
NoIiifip61Iliffo &. g. Gnnlpbell
iuIfsti tdt,6dn, etti polisfiipoimnsta
sn erotett,t poIiiftf BoferI ia @. q.
Drrnes. 8urneS oil fopafosfd Bofer-
lin tonsfa. @irostn eroittarnistn
fnofitti fomisSipncri Gmitb.
@cferl OF ollltt ct. Botilin polii-
sauoimnsfr tp,io6esto 1912. 8or-
- sn elfut polmeluff ffSid spi,obesia
1907 foofta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
$a0ffitri aualtttn fn1uern0Drin ii5-
tcerifli.

&. s. Surritir,, 2incoIn Rationul
Aamfk preii5entti Minneapolisia 10
ssirkn moltton parffien plitarfosta-
jA. tpalittii t,npernoor; preuiin yfIi.
t1isiibteerifli.
Orr. Gurrttin l,sopui tpirastonIa
%aufiM pirfan1iebe1,d ipiin,e nonnar,-
ta3z&a. &6a oil ponffien plitarfostn-
II t1tobesto 1914 spuoteen 1917 as-
Il. Rumern6ori gberbarbtin mad.
r5damrd. ia luotputh,oon iiit6 tpi-
rAUhs oil rabostonboitaio TeoeroI
&~nb Eatfisio ct. Nal.lisio. S1n
III dfunut Nopoltonisia, Salrf Gent
tsrisfa ia ct. glou6isia, ia oil rabos-
tsutoitaia io,ttun aian .pnltion napt~
te{paid.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
:. Npsnpt Iaimat $4,000.

aanfos gitD. - Rofii rostpoo pi.
bdtt ia rostpoii eSSobn aeueberiu,
Broouce Gcbonee panfil1 Fa,,anIaatto-
Jon fnspnngin liifeo fostosio, ia iai-
tpof iaaliifFeen $4,000. g)fIi ros-
tpotsto loi &elleberin r1oohol, ia ba.
men totperinio iieppoii Io1tfur iiIaI-
taen rafot. Rltnlpifin jitten pafe-
nj o,tto1ltobiiIisId.
erdS labeIld oliin mnibtoi Iol,-
hi,tiia rcsuoier fansfa. iIn,on Til.
t6dn fel,rmlsto.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
1dpanilaiSia kdsketadll
poiStuttladtl CeXdSi$td

Con Nntonio, Ser. aofli 10
paniluisto perbetto, iotfa iaopuiipat
tanGdn 9arlingtoniin oifolnufiella
i6ao6 nll,n1nan on,istanlilleen jar-
11leille, f1sfettii,l pnistun1nall. Sc
oliaDnt ostaneet maat iapaniloiIelta
aiiamiebelta Galiforniasia, iofo oil
bauftinut ntoat aifaiIenlnlin teraii-
laiielta fii1,teinlist0aiioitli tlijalta.
Ssopaniloisten falIittiin fuitenfin
i0iaM pnifalleen iifii fltunes oiiaulies
iolta be oliipot n1oat octaneet, iaa-
puff.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
8afii ienraeldma tbtt5a iuanaittn.

S1lpabu, Neb. - Gaperitllfftjen
a1npuntnen folnen illiehen faliu pdii
td fobti etit ritpisiG gegiie teotterig-
To aiheittii iiidlld oIiioin dfilGiIen
poon, ioisfa fpntnlencn tpdbdn LENT
fanEtui paetesiaan ndntteIp baonees.
ia. Wifs SuIia Dac0oreolb ia @1ils
Mnrp WicbaeIs, 90 iuuotiost Sfnn-
BON ieitraeld1nii tptot. tlrnni.stiipat
itfenfa ibplliiifii ia ipongittiin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
aolmaEnen ferran grittG,pat far,
fpittaa iolialist;t.

aIbonp, u. 8. - Oa 10 folntas
1erta tpuooen fitluesia. fun tpoltiou
Ininlaotiidfu.,to nifoo farfoittaa io-
itofistiebustoiot. gseliG ebbot1,sta, et-
I'd CHARLES Solomon, 9anrD Sasu ia
SaHuel Srrir paitat iulistettiin
espoinefii. Sln,oitusten tefii1t oil
p& rcpublifoanilet idienet.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
rakIebdotu$ vlerd$ten
kielien kaVttamiSett

Nierre, g. 8. -SenaaHori Char
Lees Albetb Ringsburb tau,ltisto eIita
ii tanddn g. Dafotan Iermtis{a Ia
fieebootufien, iofa fieltad opctutIcrr
ontmniien utltilla f,,in englanni,,fic,
lelli Daltion foilluisfo faifisio al
relsid, ioiben opetton,inen tpoabitoan
mo(tion laisia. Ghootus on onnettu
Observation-Disclosures fdiiteIt6tpafji.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
NGfi iianIa biestaspGu fnpfiaatii.

Gbicogo, tommif z p. -. .SillG
ajalIn fun Ddner faubisfltrliit Dai.
moftfa ia tDttirenH fotioitunt fotinia
iffunnSto. fun 8crt Surtter piesiiin
fuoIiooffi butiasio fdiitdbm6 taiatc-
l1tsIa tolonifdntdnId, Syocf 3 2or-
5ebn ia foIlnen bdnen poffouiipuia
fansio.
Sumter antpiti 2anscbn iauoon cr-
nen fun fdt1 fitpIi.
Soltffo teb6as tgttoid ia firiureita
fotieli tatstellta ldbellG ofefposta tcf-
taasto.
9fitta iobtiti Ionoi Wrg. Siulicr,
2a11sebn bboff61rliiestG Sunter'irs
ieitientan ipl,ottasto pcifoo tpastaan,
ionfa leiffimistd b1n motif.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
Saflalaiiia thSIdilia yYenaiaffe.

Mosfoipa- sfsfettdin Idbti en-
iin'dinen ldbtepsto lafiaIaiIia tsoIdi-
iid Stettinisti Neutposto-ggel, dniHe.
EDOloilet otDt etiipddsia taitapia
''etollitpoldilid iotfa tuIetpat toin1i-
ntoan WosfotDan teoIliiuusroitoffis~
e.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18
Ty0vaenIlit,n edu,taja
.ilmols$ut llllellplleitda1l

Wasbington, tan1nllt. 10 p. -
ameritnn Experimentation fibteeri
Granf Yiorriion eiiintpi tdndon to-
bistaiana ienaatin fiirtoloismalio-
fitnnan eoesn citizen rnielipitee,lddn
oleipatt, ettd Alnerifnn tpom1fed tr-
lili il,oiella ulfmnoiltn titlDiipaa
1,l,tto tno1poirtoo 1uastaan iit6 rslifae
n1illaiiella fonltalAl tl,otanto on ful-
loitlfin t6sld mnas5a. Scr. Morriion
Iiidii, etta liittonfa fa11ta on iellainell
etti rIfonlaalaiien tD61poi1nan mao
ban tucnti oliii lopetettoipa iln,at1 eb
toia fGboen 1puoben niafIi.
rWastustan1nre Iaiifl,i SCR. mtor,
rilon, ooipien lelpealle oitfaiIemistd,
Nulerifou tDontarffinain tultpitta=
nti5tn 1alpapolffailelIa eiiropalaiiel=
Ia tpopoinalla ID fieltamisia gme-
rifan tp6IdiIiltd iantnn i1tojelufen,
ionfa tllIilait agltaipot batten tllot-
teillee,t."
Gobistaid Ianili ,uoltoflt,lllalte,
cttd tpomdenipirfailipilt iuuri iao-
ort tiebot 141 faltpnngista nIoitti-
lpat ipottolaid nletpan noisIa poi
foisio IS19,272> ia ban Ia,1oi, ettd
bdn lei rsfoItniliit arlpioioo nliten
Tlu,refii oioittolltttiii tDdtto1nien Iufu,
jos tHeoot iaataiiiln faifista faupun-
geista."
Wir. Weorriiollir efittdn,1t nlnrs-
rot oioittimat, ETH tnottomid oil geip
g)orfisia 800, ,oM DetroitiSia t5o,-
900, Rbilooelpbiaaio 235. 900, golti-
n,oresfa 2oo,oo1, gbicagosia 2oo,-
900, gIespeIon1isia 11S,0OO, ct.
2ouiiisia 40,0O0 Dostonisia $4,000,
Wsil1paufeesfa 10000, San ssrancis-
COSTA $4,000, GeatteIgfa 5000 ia
Bittsburebisk sO, 600.
DbssstpalIat InaynHeet niiSen NAL
Ian neuuostpsta. -. ;.
Wosbington. - Wbbpspdllnt D.
pat pdddttdl,eet lltopua 2dbettiloioen
.teltapostostn, iofo on iotf,nposti TO-
foontun1tt Horiiiisfo barfitiemaon
,aielepo fpipnlDsta ia fpiprnpfiia Job
then railbn,,iopir,lrffesto.
Wiiii tpaItoa, Guur gritonia,
Nansfr, Stolio, SSapni,i ia gbons-
apallot olitpot eol,stettiapa nellpos-
tosid.
Bddtos tlili tieoofii fun fontiilt
fuitlla, ettd ipoltio bepartenentti oil
fieltdptDnDt Iahettamdstd ebustaioa
ltitto,ltuneibe,t paamit,isterien fofo-
,tfieen Guriiiisid tanniful,n 19 n.
fesfustelsrnoon GafIan oIeiben riii,,s
n,iiestn.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-18

Sdrfend Iiifemies iIntpittaa III
lettaan kbbesid, iofa IN 5aneIlt
eSxlIiiin. INF &stimaa IN tbxlrl
II ilmsitfaiille.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18
OTTO AUTO

Lagrange baseball association, has
called meeting of the baseball fans
for the purpose of deciding details
for the baseball season for the city
next summer.
The Big Anchor Duck store at
Rome was broken into Sunday and
robbed of 81 900 worth of goods.
D. W. Galley, aged 26, of Mayes-
vile, has been missing from his home
there since last November. Mrs.
Galley has requested aid from Gov
ernor Dorsey in finding her husband,
C. C. Smith, prominent farmer,
living near Thomson, was shot and
probably fatally injured Monday by
DIN johnson, a tenant on his farm.
They have had several disagreements
before. Both are married. John
son is only II years old.
Buster Sanford, negro, was
crushed to death and three others
injured when tens of thousands of
brick toppled over and fell upon them
while working in a circular kiln OF
the American Fireproofing company
at Milledgeville Monday.
Louis P. Marquardt, Atlanta labor
leader, has been elecEed secretary
and treasurer of the Georgia Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Bailey and Miss
Irene Gholson, of Americas; Mr..
and Mrs. B. s. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. 0. Bray, Hugh and Louise
Bray, Mrs. Mary Giles, Misses Del
la Giles, Eva Hill and Florrie Bailey
and Nathan Veal.
Miss Della Parker spent Saturday
afternoon with Miss Ethel Parker.
Miss Irene Gholson, of Americas,
spent last week here the guest Of
her aunt, Miss Della Giles.
Mr.. L. L. Lane, of Atlanta and
Miss Edwards were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Veal
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Bailey, oil
Americas, spent Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Veal.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Veal and Cor
tez Veal were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Parker Sun.
day afternoon.
MI. ana MIS-. II. dIhCI dh'
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Parker spent
Sunday with Mrs. M. c. Harris al
her home near Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Bailey, OF
Americas, are visitors at the hom:
of the formers sister, Mrs. Mary
! Giles.
Misses Della and Ethel Parker
were visitors at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. H. A. Parker Friday afternoon
Mrs O. c. Welch and baby, 0. c,
Jr, of Savannah, spent last weel
here at the home of their grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Ledger anc
! children, Ruth, Neva, Clifford anc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18
NOSE CL0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in NOstrils To
Open Up Air Passages.


All! What relief! Your clogged nos
trils open right up, the ai$ passages of
your head are clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, sDufiing,
mucous discharge headache, dryness-no
struggling for breath at night, your cold
or catarrh is gone
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos
trils, let it penetrate through every air
passage of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, inhamed mucous membrane,
giving you instant relief. Ely's Cream
Balm is just what every cold and ca
tarrh rufferer has been seeking. It's
just splendid.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18
NEW ERA.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Parker and
Mrs. E. W. Parker spent Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Amanda Autry.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Bailey enter
tanned at a possum dinner Sunday,
Those present were Mrs. 0. C. Welch
and 0. C. WEIGH, Jr., of Savannah.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18

jamie, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Ledger.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Parker were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. C. Griffin Saturday afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18

Out of total of 548 army officers
in a recent firing test at Camp Ben
ming, 1888 qualified as experts, 80
sharpahootcrs and So markSmen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Central Time.)

Central I1me.J
Arrival and Departure of PasseAEs'
Trains, Americas. Ca.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
Evening star., 1921-11-20
THREE ARE INDICTED
IN BOOKMAKING CASE
Grand Jury Charges John B. Kele-
her and Others With Violating
Gambling Laws.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, November 10
Among those indicted by the grand
jury now in session here are Mrs
Katherine S. Neeley of Chevy Chase,
this county; John B. Kelcher OF
Washington city and this county and
Milton S. Cooley of Washington. who
are charged with violating the gam
bling laws of Maryland.
There are three indictments against
each. and each indictment contains
six counts. 1t is represented that the
offenses complained of were commit
ted on June 81, 25 and 20 last. The
specific charges are betting on horse
races, maintaining a house for the
purpose of gambling, maintaining a
house for the purpose of bookmak-
ing, receiving and becoming the de-
pository of money bet on horse races
and recording bets made on races.
The indictments are the outgrowth
of raid made early in July on the
home of Mrs. Neeley, at Chevy Chase,
which was known as the "House Of
Mystery" The raid was conducted
by Sheriff Nicholson, States Attor-
ney Dawson and Deputy Sheriffs
Ferrar and Carter. Keleher and
Cooley were arrested on the spot and
Mrs. Neeley was held as a witness
The raiders captured q large amount
of racing slips and other parapher-
MALTA of the kind.
The cases have been docketed for
trial at the term of criminal court
which begins here next Thursday.
Mrs. Neeley is the wife Of Walter
Neeley.
Evening star., 1921-11-20

Immediately will depend, the Com
missioner said, on his physical condi-
tion as found by the surgeons at this
time. Consideration also will be
given to the nature of the duties per-
formed by each Individual.
1t may be, the Commissioner ex-
planned, that a man over sixty In
either department can be given an
assignment In a locality or at a post
where no arduous work will be re-
Quired of him. asi>
1t is probable. however, that short
ly after the new superintendent of
police takes Office two or three cap
tains who are sixty or more Will be
retired.
Commissioner Oysters sole purpose
In ordering the proposed examination
is to improve the efficiency of the
departments in every manner possi-
BILE.
The decision to examine physically
the veteran members of the two de-
partments is believed to have been
prompted by conditions found re-
Gently by the, board of surgeons
among older members of the police
and fire forces.
Several officers of both departments
who have been passed upon recently
for retirement were found to be in
poor physical shape.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
ENGINEERS TO ATTEND
BIG GATHERING HERE
Sessions on January 5 and 8 to
Discuss Many Questions
Announced

NEW YORK. November ia ma
tional gathering of engineers will
assemble in Washington January 5
and to discuss social. technical,
economic and political questions. 1t
was announced In this city yesterday
by Calvert w. Townley. first vice
president Of the American Engineer
ing Council of the Federated Ameri-
can Engineering Societies.
At this meeting. with practically
every state in the country represent
ed. reports will be submitted show
ing the progress of federation ac-
tvity in America since the forma
ton of the council under the presi-
dency of Herbert Hoover in Novem-
ber. 1920. Dean Mortimer f. Cooley.
recently chosen to succeed Mr.. Hoov-
er. will preside.
Announcement Of the date follow
ed meeting in this city of the
councils committee on procedure. of
which Mr.. Townley is chairman and
which was attended by President
Cooley. Other members of the COM
mittee are Dean Dexter s. Kimban
of Cornell, president-elect of the
American Society of Mechanical En-
gineers: ]. Parke Claiming Of New
York, William Mcclellan of Phfla-
delphia and w. E. Rolfe Of st. Louis.
Thirty national and local engineering
societies will send representatives to
the Washington meeting.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
|. c. c. CALLS NEW
RATES UNjUST|F|ED
Cancels Proposed Carload.
Commodity Charges on
Southern Railroads.

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion followed up it's recent order. can
ceiling class rates in territory south
Of the Ohio and west of the Missis-
slppi. which railroads sought to put
into effect June %. by canceling yes
terday carload commodity rates as
well.
The alterations in tho rates were
proposed by railroads to go into effect
method Of meeting previous decisions
of the commission to the effect that
water competition in the Mississippi
valley was insufficient to Justify
lower charges at certain river points.
while interior points were charged
higher rates The railroads attempted
to meet the requirement by increas-
ing the lower rates to a degree which
the commission has now held unjusti-
fed. both as to classified and COM
modify freight shipments
In the decision yesterday canceling
Evening star., 1921-11-20
FREIGHT RATES CUT
0NPAC|F|C LUMBER
TranscontinentaI Bureau An
nounces Reductions to
Eastern Points.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
CHICAGO. November 1s.-The trans
continental freight bureau today an
nounced rate reductions on lumber.
shingles and lumber products from
Pacific coast points to the east and
New England Tho Interstate Com
merce Commission has been asked
to authorize publication Of the new
tariffs.
The reduced rates includs: On .1lr
lumber and articles taking nr lum-
Der rates from coast group points in
Washington. Oregon and California to
Cincinnati-Detroit common group
points. IS cents a hundred pounds;
to Pittsburgh-B points, 8sM
cents and to trunk line association
and New England territory. 80 cents.
Rates on shingles and articles
taking shingle rates will be 13A
cents higher than the hr schedules.
New schedules for Spokane, Mon
tana. eastern Oregon and Hawley-
Truckee groups to the east will be
3 cents a hundred pounds less than
the coast rates.
The reductions range from IL to
16h cents under present rates to
trunk line and New England points.
Evening star., 1921-11-20

the new commodity schedules the
commission ruled that rates on grain
and grain products from st. Louis to
Memphis in new schedules should not
be increased above 1875 cents per hun
dred pounds and from st. Louis to
New Orleans should not exceed 31.5
cents.
This was the most important COM
modify rate fixed by yesterdays de-
oision. The present rate from St.
Louis to New Orleans is 23.5 cents
and the railroads In the cancelled
rates suggested 3S.5 cents. The COM
mission ruled that other rates con-
cerned should be made on approx
mately the same basis as that fixed
for grain, and new schedules filed by
November 27.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
HEALTH.TEST FOR 81
POLICE OR F|REMEN
Employees so or Over to Be
Examined, But Not Neces- !.
sariIy Retired.

Approximately fifty members of the
police force and eleven firemen who
have reached or passed the age of
sixty will be examined by the board
of surgeons within the next few
weeks to determine whether they are
physically able to continue in active
service, in accordance with the order
issued yesterday oy Commissioner
oyster.
In both departments the number of
men past sixty includes several high
officials. In the police department
there are several captains and lieu
tenants on the list to be examined.
When Commissioner Oyster issued
the order for the survey yesterday,
he made 1t plain that 1t does not
necessarily mean that all of the sixty
one men in the two departments will
be retired at this time.
Duties to BE. Considered.
Whether fireman or policeman
who is sixty or over will be pensiOned
Evening star., 1921-11-20
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, partly cloudy and much
colder today, with a cold wave; to-
morrow fair and cold; fresh to strong
northwest winds.
West Virginia, fair and colder to-
day; tomorrow fair.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Temperature-Midni 81; 2 am,
SO; am, 81; 6 am, 81; s am. 64;
10 am. 81; IL noon. "A; 2 pm. 76;
pm, "a; 6 pm, 70; s pm. II; 10
Pm, 63. Highest, rs: lowest, 62.1
Relative humidity-S am, 80 Der
cent; 2 pm. So per cent: 8 PM. 81
per cent. Rainfall e pm. to 8 p.m.).
none. Hours OF sunshine, 30. Per
cent Of possible sunshine, 81
Temperature same date last year
Highest. So; lowest, 20.
Weather in Various Cftfes.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
SOCIAL HYGIENE TOPIC.
Monday Evening Club Arranges In.
teresting Program.

Social hygiene will be discussed By
speakers at q meeting Of the Monday
Evening Club to be held at 8 o'clock
various phases Of the subject Nfu
be discussed by Mrs. Nina G. Van
Winkle, director Of the women's bur-,
eau, police department; DR.. W. C..
Fowler, District health Officer, and
David Robinson Of the public health
service. Discussion following the
addresses will be opened by DR..
George NJ Kober and DR.. valeria a.
Parker.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
GEN. HARRIS RESUMES DUTY,

Maj. Gen. Peter c. Harris, the adju-
tant general of the Army, resumed his
official duties at the War Department
yesterday. after about a weeks treat
ment at Walter Reed General Hospital.
His tonsils were removed last Monday
and he was the recipient of general
congratulations today on his quick re-
covery from the operation.