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, 1921-12-19

Teiegrams reaching the weather br-
reau today showed, according to the
f~orecaster. an anti-cylclonic area of
marked Intensity have -overspread the
Canadian northwest. Montana. north.
ern Wyoming and the Dakotas, wisa
temperatures from 20 to 80 degrees
below zero In tho Canadian northwest:
five to fifteen degrees below in Mon
tana and zero TO ten degrees below in
northern Wyoming and western Da-
kota.
4 srurm. central in Nevada. has
been attended by rain in southern Cal
ifornia and parts OF Arizona and Utah.
and snow in the plateur region and
western Colorado. Snow also feil in
northern Wyoming and in the rreater
parts OF Montana ara the Dakotas At
Flagstaff. Arizona the 24.hoiir prscipi-
Continued on Page Fourj
, 1921-12-19
MAKES
WRITTEN STATEMENTS.

WARSAW. Dec. 1e.-By Tho As.
sociated 7Press). - Wolfe Lindenfeld,
alias William Lindc. arrested here at
the instance OF the American score.
service for alleged connection with
the Wall Street bomb explosion OF
September. 1920. had made thrce writ.
ten statements to the police. ono OF
which in English. covers his activi-
ties for the last 16 years.
Sylvester Cosyrove. the operative
who brought about Iindenfcld's arrest
yesterday cabled the American de-
psrtment Of Justice the name OF n
blacksmith who. according to Linden
field. manufactured the bomb and en-
Eineercd thu details Of the explosion.
Cosgrove declares that Lindenfcld's
Confession corroborates his previous
statements that the plot was financed
in Moscow and that tho motive was
TO kill y. p Morgan. striking terror
into America and showing the world
that Wall Street was not beyond do.
fiance. At the time of the explosion
Mr.. Morgan va in EnEland.}
The Polish authorities r particu-
isrly interested in Lfndcnfeld's Rus
sian connections in 1906. They claim
that he was then active in tho Polish
social Democratic party opposing Rus
sian rule. but that he turned traitor
TO the Poles, Joining tho Russian Sc
cret service.
.~Lfndenfeld's statement Regarding
his movements since March OF this
year. now in tho hands of the Polish
political police, is said to show that he
has been working against the Poles
again. this time in cooperation with
the Russian Communists
On behalf of Lindenfeld. his friends
NY he lived humbly with his father
while in this city. and they discount
tho Polish accusation that he was in
voived in espionage plots.
According to Paul B. Altendorf, who
Is said to have trailed Lindenfeld to
Warsaw. Lindenfeld made a state.
ment to the effect that when he was
in Moscow last August he talked with
Nikolai Lenine. soviet premier and
Leon Trotzky, soviet war minister.
with reference to the explosion. J. p
Morgan's name was mentioned in this
conversation. according to the alleged
statement.
Atendorf says the statement adds
that Lindenfeid attended a secret SEES
sion OF the Third International when
the explosion was discussed and that
he heard talk Of plans for further
bombings in America Altendorf says
Lindeufeld would go further into the
plots as conceived for execution in
America II he were permitted to reach
the United States. He says Linden
field has agreed to tell the entire bomb
details as he declared he had heard
them discussed in Moscow. including
additional plans to kin Mr.. Morgan
, 1921-12-19
GRIFFITH ARGUES
FOR ACCEPTANCE. =

DUBLIN, Dec. 19.-By The Asso-
ciafed Press)-The Dali Eircann, which
met shortly before noon today and be-
gan consideration OF motions for and
against ratification OF the Anglo-Irish
treaty. adjourned at l O'Clock until
$3.50 p. m. There was every indication
that the speech-making would continue
through tomorrow.
Speaker MncNeii1 said iar. De Va
Iera had requested that tho document
be regarded as confidential until he
put forward his wi proposal in the
public session. Arthur Griffith and
Michael Collins protested but the
speaker said he could not allow de
bate on this point. and Mr.. Griffith
then moved tho ratification Of the
treaty.
Speaking OF his motion. Mr.. Grit
tn said his val not a question OF the
mere rights of the people; 1t was a
question of the lives and fortunes of
the people OF ireland and he was not
going to hide from the Irish people
what President De valera's alternative
proposal would mean
mot once did we demand recogni-
tion of the Irish republic. knowing
it would have been impossible to Sc
cure 1t" he said, referring to the Lon
don agreement.
He read a letter which had been
received from Prime Minister Lloyd
George early in the negotiations, say
ing the government proposed making
Ireland co-eoual with the other British
dominions and to secure for ireland a
place in the League of Nations. The
, 1921-12-19
BROKER Is SENT
WARMING, POLICE
DISCOUNT ALARM
FELT IN Street
Anonymous Letter Warns
Of Plans as Potter
in Outrage Of Last
Year Confesses

NEW YORK, Dec. 49,
Wall Streets principal 6nan-
cial institutions were being
guarded today by reinforced
details of police and private
detectives in anticipation of
another bomb explosion warning Of
which was sent to broker IN the dis.
trict advising him to leave town or
the vicinity OF the stock exchange.
The police. however. were inclined
TO treat no Synonymous prediction
with skepticism. but extra precau-
ions were taken in view OF the des.
closures expected today y the state.
msnt of Wolfe Lindenfei( arrested in
Warsaw In connection filth the Wall
Street catastrophe OF September. 1920.
, 1921-12-19
SEVERAL INJURED
IN OMAHA DISORDERS.

OMAHA. Dec. 19.-Disorders in
which a number OF persons were hurt
marked the opening of the third week
OF the strike in the packing industry
here. according to police who describ'
ed the trouble as the worst that has
occurred since the strike began.
Police Captain Allen said that nu.
mcrous clashes occurred between
strike sympathizers and men working
in the packing plants. and that a few
had been hurt. The trouble followed
picketing which began as early as !
o'clock this morning. Extra police
were called upon to restore order. and
many arrests. some for carrying con
cealed weapons were made.
, 1921-12-19
YEAR 1922 TO.
ROCK WORLD

LONDON. Dec. 19.-Thc year
1922 is destined TO shake the world
TO its foundation. both physically
and politically. 1t is to be n sue
cession of plaques, famine. floods,
shipwrecks. rioting and revolution.
So says the British Journal Of As
frology. which has drawn the horo-
scope for that year. when the plan
cts Mars and Mercury will be In
conjunction
, 1921-12-19
|Baby's Body in
Cellar, Man and
Woman Held

~THERM0POLIs. Wyo.. Dec. a.
Margaret Cogdill and Samuel
Vaughn were placed under arrest
at Greybull and search Is being
mnde I'm Denver for n third person
In connection with the finding Of a
body Of n baby boy in the celler OF a
house belonging to Hugh Dickle on
Big Horn street, this city. The
baby, according to the coroncr's
verdict. came to its death from vio-
lence.
Tho woman is said to be n widow
with two children while the Man
followed the boilermakers' trade at
GreybulI where he was arrested.
, 1921-12-19
MRS. KIRBY IS
HELD GUILTY

ADRIAN. Mich, Dec. 1s.-Mrs.
Matte Kirby, prominent state tenn
perance worker, accused of man
slaughter In connection with the dis
appearance Of her nameless grand
child. was convicted in circuit court
here today. The jury reached its YER
dict early Saturday evening, but upon
instruction of Judge Burton L. Hart.
the finding was scaled and withheld
until u opened this morning.
, 1921-12-19

Six years later the great Arm
ageddon Is TO take place. IT will be
a final conflict between Mohamme-
danism- allied with ~Boishevikdsm.
against the united Anglo Saxon
world 1t will end In n universal
peace in 1882. but ''thore win be so
few OF us left and we shall all be 50
tired that peace should happen any-
how" the horoscope says
, 1921-12-19
ITALIAN VIEWS ON
AGREEMENT UNCERTAIN.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s-tBy The
Associated Pressl-secretary Hughes
was understood to have received a
cablegram today from London stating
that as a result of conferences be
tween Premier BRAND of France and
Gorge Harvey. American ambassador
chat France was expected to accept
the American proposal for limitation
Of capital ships.
The advices TO Secretary Hughes
Continued on Page ~
, 1921-12-19
DEPUTY sheriff
IS KILLED RIOT
O TO
HERO DOGS

NEW YORK. Dec. ia monu-
msnt TO perpetuate the memory of
Messenger dogs that served on the
battIefields of France and Belgium
is to be erected in h canine Gene
terry at Hartsdale, near White Plains,
N. Y. The memorial. It was announced
by plot holders today. viii cost $500.
, 1921-12-19
SLAYER ENTERS
GUILTY PLEA

wAUKoN. Iowa, Dec. 1s.-Earl
Throst, confessed slayer of Inga Mag
nuson. a school teacher. near Dorches-
ter. last Monday. pleaded guilty to a
charge Of first degree murder befofe
Judge Taylor in district court here
his morning. He will be sentenced
the latter part of the week.
, 1921-12-19
five GIRLS In
Jail CHARGED
WITH MURDER

HUNTSVILLE. Ala Dec. 1s.-wm
Ricketts,, proprietor Of a local cafe. is
dead; Fred Mauterer. son of a local
merchant. is in a dying condition and
Ave girls are in Jail charged with
murder and assault with intent to
murder. as the result of a fight here
last night.
, 1921-12-19
NeW Cabinet at
Lisbon Formed

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia new
government was formed last night at
Lisbon. Portugal. tho state depart.
ment was advised today. with Cumba
Leal as prime minister. n Julio
Falkas. formerly minister of public
instruction. as minister of foreign af-
fairs.
, 1921-12-19
PEACEFUL PICKETINC Is
WITHIN LAW;
CASE IS WON BY THE u. 8.

ing by statute when the same results
have been reached by courts without
statute II the legislature believes
there is more danger that an injunc-
ton viii be productive of more evil
CONTINUED on Page Four.j
, 1921-12-19
FIREMAN DEAD
IN RAIL CRASH

ADMISSION, Ala. Dec. IA rail
way fireman was killed and a number
OF persons were reported injured
when the Kansas City Special, bound
west. was derailed near here at noon
today.
, 1921-12-19

tie CITY md case held IN effect that
the question OF whether the method
Of pitcketing was legal must govern
the application of the statute.
The minority held that a state
could prohibit the granting Of an In
junction in cases OF picketine Jus
tice Holmes stating that he could not
understand IT would be unconstitu-
tional Tor a state to authorize picket
, 1921-12-19

ing used were Illegal and should have
been e~njoinec.
Justices Holmes. Pitney, Brandeis
and Clark dissentsd-
The supreme court, through its ma
jority opinion, held that such a broad
prohibition as attempted by The Ar-
o statute could not be sustained.
Its decision. from the lines laid down
Ii the recent decision in the Gran
, 1921-12-19
IS GIVEN
LIFE SENTENCE

BRIGHTON. Colo. Dec. 1e.-wil.
liam Riley Hill. convicted OF Staying
his ~9-ycar-old stepdaughter. Helen
Maxine Short. today was sentenced TO
life imprisonment in the penitentiary.
The chiid's body was found in an irri-
CATION ditch near ere last summer.
, 1921-12-19
Wheatand High
Principal Resigns

wHEATHaND. wyo., Dec. ~
Principal George Copeland OF the
wheatland high school resigned Sat
urday and left for Colorado Springs TO.
enter business. His place Is being
supplied temporarily by S~uperinteH-
dent NJ. A Thresher.
, 1921-12-19
.Ioua Grid Star
Signs as Coach

OTTUMwA, Iowa. Dec. 1s.-Glen
Devine. haifback on the University OF
Iowa football team for the past three
seasons, has signed a two-year con-
tract to coach at Parsons college. ac-
cording to advices from Fairfield. He
VIII take up his duties there Juno Is
next.
, 1921-12-19
Two Dead at Sioux City in Alteration
Over Strike of Packing Workers.;
Omaha Reports Disorders

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. 19.-Deputy Sheriff Lewis R.
Jones. aged %. son of Sheriff H. w. Jones, and Hessen Kaled,
a strike sympathizer, both were fatally wounded in a gun
fight which took place early today. Both died in the hospital.
The fight following an alteration between Kaled and
Deputy Sheriff Ed Batman. Batman. who is one OF more than
go deputv sherkfs stationed al Leech. in readiness for duty at Sioux City
y - Ii - were untrue.
, 1921-12-19
Man Accused of Murder in Connection
With Shooting of Friend on Auto
Ride Near Lander Set

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Dec. 19-(Special to The Tribune
four hours, including an hour devoted to supper,
were required by the jury in the case of George Lawton,
charged in the United States district court with the murder of
Ivan Sellers, to return q verdict of not guilty The verdict
was reported to Judge T. B. Kennedy late Saturday night.
The shooting of senars took place tho night Il April 2i last Sellers vas
, 1921-12-19

CHINESE CABINET RESIGNS
PICKING. Dec. 1s.-The Chinese
cabinet resigned yesterday.
EXPOSURE CLAIMS ONE
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-ono dead
of expssure in cyclonic winds and
3 rains.
PEACE TREATY RATIFIED.
PARIS. Dech le--upitef States
Hungarian peace treaty ratified.
BELFAST SEEKS ARMS
BELFAsT, Dec. 1.-Two wound
cd in an attempted raid for arms.
, 1921-12-19
STORM SWEEPS
WYOMING, ZERO
COLD REPORTED
Snow Falling Here Today Scheduled to
Extend to New Mexico by Tuesday,
Lon Temperatures Recorded

DENVER, Dec. ia severe cold wave, with tempera-
lures below zero is headed toward eastern Colorado. accord
ing to the district weather forecaster here today. It is due
tonight. It will be accompanied by upwards of five inches
of snow, according to the forecast. The cold wave will ex-
tend to eastern New Mexico Tuesday or Tuesday night.
, 1921-12-19

It IS accounted tho happiest omen
for a boy TO be born on Christmas
Day. but unlucky for a girl. An old
name for her was "the sorrow child"
, 1921-12-19
Manufacturers Association Forced to
DissoIve Cooperative Selling Ar
Yangements by Decision

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Arizona act Of 1918, pro
hibnng issuance o. injunctions restraining pcketing was, in
effect, upheld by the supreme court today; SO far as it pre-
vents court interference with peaceful interference.
In the case of William Truax and others, under considera-
ton by the court, it was held, however, the methods of picket
, 1921-12-19
CIVIL war I'M
ULSTER SEEN
Westminster Gazette Predicts BIoodshed
HIrish Ratiy Treaty; Debate in
Dali Opened

LONDON, Dec. !s.-.(By The Associated Pressl.-Civil
war in Ireland, arising from listers opposition to the pro-
posed revision of her boundaries under the Irish peace treaty,
is seriously threatened, according to the political correspond
ent of the Westminster Gazette.
Ulster is determined that mot one Loyalist shall be sacri-
, 1921-12-19

wv
avenue and Chambers street with or
ders to stop and search all pedestrians
for firearms. halted Kaied. When
questioned by Batman. Kaled drew a
blackjack from his pocket and struck
Batman, It is said.
Batman grasped Kaied as he started
to run and succeeded in pulling him
to the ground. Kaled drew a gun and
started to fife. Young Jones gave
chase when Kaled ran and was direct
~ behind tho pair when Kaled open
ed fire. Several bullets struck Jones
and In the excitement Kaled regained
his feet and started to run again
Sheriff Jones and Deputy Sheriff
Jipp, who were following close in pur-
suit, soon overlook Kaled- Jipp grasp
ed him around the body and. accord
ing to the story told by Deputy Sher-
If Batman. Kaled again began firing
from underneath his arm. Sheriff
Jones then opened fire and Kaled fell
with several bullets in his body
Sheriff Jones issued a call for l.
600 volunteers TO enroll as deputy
sheriffs to aid in keeping order in
the strike district
, 1921-12-19

DUBLIN. Dec Boy The Assc-
ciated Press).=As the Dali Eireann
gathered in public session today to act
upon q motion for ratification of the
treaty setting up an Irish Free State.
one OF tho o persistent rurnors was
an agreement for disposal OF the
treaty had already been reached and
that tho public debate on he motion
for ratification was mainly for the
purpose. of putting on record before all
the world tho reasons for the objec-
tons by Mr. De Valera and his sup
porters to the settlement.
, 1921-12-19

PLANE RESCUES DOZEN.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 19.-Twelyc-
rescued By hydroplane after five days
without food on reef in Bahama isl
ands.
, 1921-12-19

ficed against his VIII TO tho ]
Fem" he said. and adds:
she Ulster1 will certainly nos APP
point a representative to the boundary
and II HI commission
operates without her consent and al
any part OF her territory to
tho south there will be civil war be-
fore she parts with It"
, 1921-12-19

HAVANA, Dec. 19.-ThIrty thou
sand protest FordneS t.-.fs bill in
parade.
, 1921-12-19
EDWIN NJ, Bean IS NOMINATED
FOR POSTMASTER AIT CASPER
OFFICE, PUBLIC Will approve

WASHINGTON, Dec. I9.-PostmasteA uin,tad -
include Henry M. Hammond. Alameda. Ca win M pS"H
Casper, Wyo, and Hattie Peterson, Fort La a.. W.
, 1921-12-19
CHICAGO e RAIDED.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-More than
$50 arrested charged with violation
of prohibition laws in series Of DO
lice raids.
, 1921-12-19

First news of his nomination for the appoin,
at the Casper postofice was received
, 1921-12-19

SHELDON. Iowa, Dec 1s.-officers
Of Company Z. Iowa national guard
OF Sheldon. say that company has been
ordered to be in readiness to move
Sioux City on three hours notice
They say orders were received sew
eral days ago.
, 1921-12-19

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Dec. 1s.-Gov-
". Z. Kendall. when told OF the killing
of a deputy sheriff and a strike sym
pathizer al Sioux City said: .
IT am amazed" He said that only
this morning he received a letter from
Sheriff Jones stating that the situa-
ton was very satisfactory" Attor-
ney General Gibson was in touch with
state agents at Sioux City this morn,
ing. They reported that s-c-ything
was quiet. State officials assume that
these reports were made before the
outbreak which resulted in the killing
OF the two men,
Governor Kendall said reports that
troops already had been ordered held
, 1921-12-19
'RK GUARDS AGAINST THREATENED bomb PLOT
Weather Forecast

Snow tonight M probably Tuesday.
colder tonight; cold wave in southeast
portion with zero temperature by
Iuesday morning and northeriy
, 1921-12-19
OF NIGHT NEWS
SIX HURT IN PANIC,

SIX HURT IN PANIC.
DETROIT. Dec. 1s.-six hurt.
600 in panic in riot during meeting of
party OF Armenian republic.
STRIKE RIOT IN X. c.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1s.-one
shot. eight arrested in packing house
disturbance.
ONE KILLED BY GALE.
BUFFALO. Dec 1s.-Ons killed in
s5-milo gale which destroyed prop
crty estimated at hundreds OF thou
sands.
, 1921-12-19

tho night OF April II last. Sellers was
driving c. automobile. - tho f-"-t
The Washington times., 1921-04-03
AMATEUR DIRECTORY

Hilton A. c.. sixteen-year class, Hicks
Baldwin. manager. 1856 A street northeast.
Bennins 4. c.. william Lovelace, man
aser. 5000 F street northeast; sixteen-year
Petworth Boys Club. fourteen-year class.
James M. Graves, manager, i1s5 New
Hampshire avenue. Columbia ss3.
Bethany Church. thirteen-year old class,
Naval Hospital. Call manager at West
s27 between . a. M and ! p. m.
Speedway A. C., J. Mcdonald. manager.
900 Fourteenth street southwest Frank
Royal A. c.. A. Clark. manager, st2 Ho-
Hawkeye Midsets. Harry Childs, man.
ager, 52f Tenth street southeast.
Piney Branch Tigers, 'fourtecn-yesr
Register. T. c. Malone. manager. 1is d
Roamer 4. C.. Eddie Pitts. manager. 7,s
Gonzaga Freshmen. fourteen-year- old
sysrase Martin Kesns. manager. River
winthrop Club, Ebert johnson. man.
ager. 1924 Columbia road northwest.
Stewards Business College, @. w. Brown.
meS.TsT izoo :tsess ses nos,nwes Thomas
Baxter. manager. 100 Twelfth street south
Henry Midsets. I2-year- average. Joseph
Royal A. c., Ellsworth MARROW, manager,
s32 Morton street northwest.
room 500. District Building.
Trinity A. c., ffteen-ycsr- team
Manager Mcrwin pix sass o street north.
Y. NJ. IL A. baseball team, address
Luck Goldberg, manager. Y. NJ. ", A.
Building, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
Peerless A. c.. George A. simpson, man
aGer, 1877 Fifth street northesNt.
Bureau OF Railway Economics Lee
Lsuke. manager. t29 Homer building. Main
s<ss
Circle A. C.. nftecn-ycar-old class, man
ager at North Ss62 after 5:3o p. m.
Independent \. C., Edward NJ. Reidy,
manager 2s New York avenue northwest.
Eastern A. C., Otis Bsslin, manager. 1tis
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Randall A. c., Harry Beach. manager.
731s Pennsylvania avenue routhestt
Owings Athletic Club. &. G. Ruckier.
manager, owinss. Nd Phone Prince Fred
srick s-F-t1
The Washington times., 1921-04-03
MARYLAND STATE
WORKS CANDIDATES
Coach Smith Plans to Enter
Track Team in Many Meets
This Spring.

Under the direction of Coach
Smith, former Delaware and Penn
State track man, the University Of
Maryland track squad is hard at work
these days.
Although the squad is made up of
green material it would not be sur
prising IL some of the lads sporting
Marylands colors this spring gather
in a number of points.
The main efforts of Coach Smith
however. are being directed toward
building up a strong nucleus for next
year. Among the men in college last
year out for the team are Shank,
Skillings, Umbarger. Fisher, Clifford.
Nelson, Matthias, Morgan. Bragg,
Clagett, Crooks, Compiler and Kirby.
number of this group are lads
of tried worth. Among the more
promising new men all of whom have
won honors on the cinder path in
scholastic ranks are Latham, Mac
Dugall, Bryan, Grain, Enslow, Town
shend, White, Yates. Mccartney, Mock.
Parran, Robertson, Reisinger, Shafnos
and Schott.
Capt "Untz" Brewer. former nation
al schoolboy 1OO-yards champion. is
definitely out of the sport for the
entire season, it is thought, owing to
an injury sustained to his leg in the
Maryland-Johns Hopkins football game
last Thanksgiving.
The teams first appearance will be
April 16 in a'dual meet with Wash
ington and Lee at Lexington. Va.
The College Parkers next will be
seen in the triangular meet among
Maryland, Catholic University and
George Washington on April 23.
They will be represented in the
LII. II
80 in Philadelphia and in the South
Atlantic intercollegiate Athletic AS Z.
sociation championships at George
town, May 13 and IA. A dual meet
with Delaware College will wind up
the season.
The Washington times., 1921-04-03
TWO SCORE CYCLISTS
TO COMPETE APRIL 10

More than two score motorcyclists
have signified their intentions of
participating in the first sociability
run of the season which will start
from 627 III street on Sunday April
10. Bowie and Mcpherson, local dis
tributors Of the Harley-Davidson
machine, who are SPONSORING the run,
have arranged the schedule so as to
put the motorcyclists in Boonesboro,
No, a distance of sixty-eight miles,
in time for a special Maryland style
chicken dinner at the Boonesboro
Hotel.
The motorcyclists will return to
Washington. before dark. Bowie and
Mcpherson are desirous that every
motorcyclist in Washington, irres-
pective of the make of his machine.
participate in this initial sociability
run OF the season, and IL looks as
IL their hopes will be realized.