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Evening star., 1921-05-17

Richard Washburn Child. the au-
thor. and former editor of Golfers
Weekly, has been selected by Presi-
dent Harding for ambassador to Italy.
Mr. Child, formerly of New York,
now lives in Washington. He has
been connected recently with the re-
publican national committee and
during last summers campaign spent
several months in President Hard
ingS headquarters at Marion.
MIR. Child was born at Worcester
Mass, August S, 1881, the son OF
Horace Walter and Susan Sawyer
Child. He was graduated from Har-
ward University in 1903. and received
his LII. 4. in 1906. He was admitted
to the bar in the same year
During the war he was an assistant
of Frank a. Nanderlip in war finance
work in the Treasury. He was mar
red to Maude Parker in August, 1916
Mr.. Child had contributed to many
magazines, and was the author of the
following books: Jim Hands," The
Man in the Shadow THE Blue Wall"
Potential Russia" and "Bodbank"
Mr.. Child was made editor of Col
lier's Weekly in 1919. He was mem
Der of the Harvard club Of New York
city and other clubs.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
SS4O,0)0,OlO SHOE
MERGER REPORTED
Boston and St. Louis Firms
in Combine Involving Over
Forty Factories.
By the Associated Press.


BOSTON. May 1.-THE merger of
of the International Shoe Company
of st. Louis and the w H. McElwain
Company of this city. shoe manufac-
turers, was announced today 1t
brings together companies whose
combined sales aggregated $3.50. 000.-
900 last Year. \ joint capital of
S40.000.0 600 is said to be involved. merg-
ing of which is to be effected by
exchange OF securities without public
financing
Proposal Of Merger.
The announcement said that the
merger takes in thirty-two shoe
factories of the International Shoe
Company in Illinois. Kentucky and Mis-
souri,: three tanneries of kistler. Lesh
and Company of Boston. recently
merged with the ST. Louis concern
in Pennsylvania and North Carolina
ten shoe factories. two tannerieS. and
four shoe-materials factories of The
W. H. McElwain Company. all located
in New Hampshire.
The merger is the result" sa id J. F.
McF,iwain. president of the w H. Nc
ElWain Company. of a long-standing
kinship of purposes and ideals between
the two companies and Of the desirabilit
of solving Jointly the problems of the
future. The companies do not compete
except on the fringes of their respective
lines
Unable to Satisfy Demand.
A statement by F. Z. Rand. president
of the International Shoe Company. also
was given out here.
For more than three years" he said
we have not been able to make as many
shoes as our customers wished TO buy
from us. Throughout the dull period of
the past six months We have not closed
down a factory. With this added strens III
the International Shoe Company is pre-
pared to produce 10000 pairs of shoes
daily
Evening star., 1921-05-17
DUMPS POLICE FORCE.

DOUGLAS. Ga, May 17.-The mayor
and council of Douglas discharged
Chief Of Police Luke and the entire
police force Tuesday morning. 1t is
charged that the police accepted "A
$1,000 bribe from two Macon men.
They captured the young men with
an automobile full of whisky Mon
day and the men offered the police
81 900 not to arrest them and to give
the car and whisky back to them.
u is charged that the police ac-
cepted the money and let the young
mon go with the automobile and
Evening star., 1921-05-17
GlOLITTI SUPPORTERS
GAIN IN ITALIAN VOTE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, May 11.-Government COM
putations on the result of Sundays
parliamentary elections. based on re-
turns received up to noon Monday.
with fifty districts doubtful. show the
election of e40 supporters of the Gio-
litti ministry. the newspaper ii Paese
states.
Reduction in the socialist-com-
munist representation from 170 in the
last parliament to 100. so far as definite
returns have been received is claimed
The figures given for the various party
representations are as follows:
National coalition. 240: socialist and
communist. 100: Catholics so: ex-
Premier Nittis following. 25: reform
socialists, 20; radicals. 20: republicans,
10; Germans and Slavs, s; doubtful. so.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
LANDLORDS NOW OFFER
FREE RENT" TO LEASE
CHICAGO APARTMENTS

CHICAGO. May 11-Rent con-
ceSsions as an inducement to pro-
spective tenants to rent an apart
ment were offered in Chicago to-
day for the first time in several
years. A real estate firm adver-
USED free rent until June l on two
apartments in a choice residential
section. One was six rooms. sun
parlor and bath with rental of
sl20 a month. while the other was
four rooms and bath for S1J. Real
estate agents said that the higher
priced apartments were plentiful,
but that there was none of the
moderatc-priced variety for rent.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
Serves Notice Through Unof-
ficiaI Channels That She
Will Act Alone.
u. S. MAY ENTER PARlEY
BEFORE ALLIED COUNCIL
BRAND Calls Cabinet to Consider
Situation-Ready to Retaliate
in Ruhr.
Nv the Associated Press.

LONDON MAY 1.-THE possibility
that the United States will participate
in the forthcoming meeting OF the
allied supreme council. professionally
scheduled for the week end IN bou
logne or Ostend to consider the upper
Silesian question. is being discussed
here in connection with. the semi
official announcement that the con-
ference will be a plenary one
British official circles are keeHiy IN
+erested in the attitude of the Ihiteo
States in view of the American gov
e-rment.s announcement that IL WIN
he represented iN the various Douies
concerned in the settlement OF the
treaty of Versailles
French Cabinet Meets.
PARIS. May 1.-THE French caoinet
met today under the presIoe nc! VI
Premier BRAND to consider the iofeisn Il
political situation. ,c.,,u,as
Jonnart. formerly allied high commls-
fnner in Athens. and later extraor
6;narv ambassador to the \aticdh. as
French amba ssador to the no!y see
submitted by NJ. BRAND to the ministry
Senator Jonnart yesterday agreed 70
accent the post provided his term oil
Office should only be of short duratiGh
President Millerand conferred on tne
rpper Sifesian question Wlth ming
bert of Belgium and members OF tie
French and Belgian ministers Sesteroas'
saws the Matin The attitude Belgium
80 France would take in case Germany
would send troops into Upper Sliesid
without authorization from the ailes
was discussed the newspaper asserts
and complete agreement was reacheu
Evening star., 1921-05-17
KoRFANTY ORDERS MONEY.

Rv the Associated Press.
KATTOW1TZ. Upper Silesia, May ls.
-Adelbert korfanty- leader of the
Polish insurgent movement in Upper
SiIesia, issued an ultimatum to the
industrial interests in the district to-
day directing them TO sign a special
ly-issued Polish -Silesian paper our
rency to relieve the money str1ngency
brought on by the refusal OF the
German reichsbank to transport $50
600. 900 marks into the district to pay
the miners wages
Korfanty's action was taken be-
cause Of fears that enra&ed workers
might destroy German property in
the area, that announcement might
be given TO what appeared to be the
growing tendency toward boishe-
vLsm. and 10 prevent possible sa
botaRe.
While awaiting a reply to the ul-
fimatum korfanty is strengthening
the frontier forces. adding to them
from all available sources in the in =
terror and leaving only scntinels TO
garrison the towns which are secured
against a possible German offensive
movement 10y reason of their distance
from the front"
Evening star., 1921-05-17
BUTTON, PRESSED BY PRESIDENT,
STARTS TINY DERRICK FOR GAS MEN

electric fan in operation and the
wind from il waved a flag which
was set in a horseshoe of flowers.
The feature of the opening ses-
sion was an address by L. V. Brum-
baugh. gas engineer for the United
States bureau of mines. Mr.. Brum-
baugh said that expert estimates
of the wastage of natural gas for
domestic purposes was 10000, 10000
cubic feet, which if replaced with
artificial gas would cost $1.26 .
thousand. or a total of s375. 5.000.0 .0o0-
Evening star., 1921-05-17
DISCUSS REORGANIZATION,
Topic at Meeting of Cabinet
Today.

Consideration of the reorganization
movement looking toward the promo
tion of efficiency and economy in the
federal departments and bureaus was
one Of the principal subjects discussed
during the cabinet session today. The
meeting was relatively short and an
unimportant one. according to the
White House version. but consid era BILE
is known to have been made in the
advancement of ideas and suggestions
for the benefit OF those who will be
engaged in this reorganization work.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 1.-THE
two thousand delegates to the con-
vention of the Natural Gas Asso-
when miniature gas derrick
erected on the stage of Music Hall
began to operate when President
Harding pressed a button at the
White House. Another pressure of
the button by the President set an
Evening star., 1921-05-17
BORAH PLEA WINS.
Amendment for Disarmament Con
ference to Be Adopted.

The Borah amendment to the
naval appropriation bill, requesting
the President to call a naval disarm-
amcnt conference, will be adopted
under an agreement reached today in
the Senate between the opposing
factions
Senator Poindexter. republican n
Washington. in charge Of the bill,
announced that he would support the
amendment of Senator Borah and eX-
pected general support from the
Senate
Evening star., 1921-05-17
REMOVAL OF BULLET FROM BRAIN
ENTIRELY CURES INSANE CONVICT

Dannemora Hospital prior to his
operation.
He answered a series Of ques-
tions nationally yesterday and
prepared a written statement ex-
pressing gratitude to Or Chap
man for restoring his sanity and
curing the violent pains in the
head from which he previously
suffered. DR.. Chapman. who is
partially paralyZed. performed the
operation while seated in wheel
Cnair
Evening star., 1921-05-17

OSSINING. y. Y, May II
Roman Leondowski. the Sing Sing
prisoner from whose brain DR..
William L. Chapman of Brooklyn
removed bullet several weeks
ago. was yesterday taken 10 the
Dannemora Hospital for the Grim
inal Insane. to be rccommitted to
prison as cured of his insanity.
1kondowski was an inmate OF the
Evening star., 1921-05-17
JUSTICE WHITE IMPROVES,
Head of o. S. Supreme Court Com
Portable. Following Operation.

Chief Justice White of the United
states Supreme Court. who recently
"'derWent a surgical operation. was re-
ported today by his physicians TO be
resting easily
HIS temperature is normal today.
ana ana W" feel very hopeful" declared Dr.
francis r. Hagner. who has been at
,thning Chief Justice White. While
ms condition is serious. il looks as II
ne had every chance for recovery, unless
unforeseen circumstances occur"
i'r Hagner said the Chief Justic., was
taxing nourishment in normal fashion
Evening star., 1921-05-17
READY TO ACT ALONE.
RY HIRAM h. NODERWELL.

RI Gable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright. 1871
PARIS. France. May 10 me
French government has through an
unofficial channels served notes e;,.;n on
that it will act alone in the Siiesian
affair, disregardins any views out us
own 2sF.nsa~
chief of the inteEallied eemmission on
military control. demanding the fui-
fiIIment Of the disarmament cond1tions
by Germany before Friday noon.
really a warning to Germany aSalhst
military action In, in s,.ea,a ,sems the note
really means TWO things: Germany
must withdraw her military forma, ,
tjons from the Silesian border ana
give effective assurance tnat she VIII
not mix in the Silesian affair
VIII start to Occupy Rnhr.
1t is certain that unless these condi-
fions are fulfilled France Will start
to occupy the Ruhr. The tone OF the
French newspapers In the last two
days has changed from violence
against Great Britain to contempt
lie Matin says that the German press
in charging military action asainst
.be French shows that il takes NJ
Pr;,nd seriously and not tie British
nr;me minister The writer "Pertinax
calls Lloyd Georges threats against
E-ance mere moonshine.
Commentators ask how Great Britain
r;p enforce her views without SOL
diers. Still others say that the French
r-oops in Silesia are there TO enforce
French promises Another writer says
"it is France who is master in Ger
many"
May Affect Value of Bonds.
II is obvious that France demands
,ha, Great Britain shall back down
couoletely in the Silesian affair.
otherwise allied unity will be SHAT
tered American business men mere
consider the situation grave. They
Question how valuable will be the
economic guarantees Of the German
Indemnity bonds which they Will soon
he asked to buy. If the allies are not
a unit in enforcing these guarantees.
They believe that English capital
win not be willing to invest in them
IL Great Britain is fouted, and hence
practically all will be unloaded on the
United States. But American capital
will eventually distrust these securi-
ties il II is not convinced OF the sta
hjlfty Of future conditions in Europe.
]. will certainly look 10 the govern
ment for leadership and assurances in
,his matter For these reasons the
.rerlcan business men whose views
baye been obtained believe it will be
imnossible for the United States not
10 be interested in the present politi-
caI conflict.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
WEATHER

Fair tonight and tomorrow: no
change in temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at pm. today: Highest. 81. at
pm. today; lowest. As, at $50 am.
today.
Full report on page ?.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled 10
the for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to it not otherwise credited IN 'h.s
paper and also the local news publisI'd acre n.
All rights Of publication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW
TOMORROW EVENING

T'hose vino have been allowed to at
tend the rehearsals for the big vaudc-
villo show to be staged at the steel
Works thoaiar tomorrow and Friday
evenings declare that there will be a
number Of surprises for those who are
lucky enough 10 have snats for the en-
iertairment 10 illustrate the superior
character OF the acts. the program Is
here printed.
i-E1arl Thomas. eccentric comedy
ryrii7;
a-H. o. p. }. Male Qusrtstte.
"a 15-minutn scream. The Bogus
Judge" featuring Lev Brcnnison.
Miss Ignore Murray. character
Irnpersonstor.
5--stecl Works Mixed Chorus.
G-Stecl WORKS ladies' Chorus.
Ethel Jones & CO. in a farce COM
rdy Razor jim.
s-wilder. Seedharn & Co, Novelty
Balancing act.
e-Mutt and JEFF animated cartoon
comedy.
Ie-Fon News.
Sow how Is that for a program -
bo shown for only - cents, with =
cents extra for reserved seats. noa on
sale at the Office in tho steel Work.
"Y'' building lobby. Some show. Lots
20 sure
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
FEATURE DECISIONS HANDED DOWN
BY THE SUPREME COURT MONDAY

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
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court has nsi1 q nBnis-p7z ocf-asif-s
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde;
Clyne Theater Tonight

John barrymore not.d actor all
~ tHe star .n DR.. Jekyli ana Hr-
HYDE" ~ be raog-n az The Ciyne the
ato- tonight and ThGr1dsy evening
Tho plot. - iE wrii i-n0Sn. haE Or
ifs central fs-Iro TO8uE LONDON ply
rieian Dr. Jc.yll. wfo4e tendcr-feart-
sduezs IS rEcsedcd only bg his ali-ab-
f0rhiuT Interest n his chosen profeH-
sion ard h.z scientific inScf cations
fIe b. Boo iuvo with an innocent, beaU-
,ifgl Efrl Hliiccni csrc.. Her father
Eir George CaroY. is famous man
abggt t04n. Dr. Jekyi1 j. perEuaded
Hy Sir CseprEe 30 accompany him to n
Iaz music hall. From this experience.
IcsyiI b. ird 10 experiment Hith a H.
aud that riil feparafc tho good and
ssIi .u "a man into tHO distinct bodics
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09

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Time of sannet 80 ?. ~
Preolo and vicinity. radius = niles
pair ronlrht and Wsdnesday, warner
toulFhi
Fo- Co,oraso. Generally fair tonight
and Wearas5ay. Warmer IN rat c.n-
ltrai sa9 sOItiesst ro-tlonz tonight
WEATHER COSDrTIoSE
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~ 'he noeky Mountain ard pIsffa1
-r=iorr thog=i Z. HaE fsHe1 rarne-
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Ezff PRECIPITATION continue m M
sorff Psclflr cnasf5 rru1 oec1rfH1
locally on Monday and rain or snow
hss faiisn a. sea'tersd Islinis a. far
eastward as the igpsiae ehiaur j. i1
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C,rtrzt paths state. and iefnyerafyrsa
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slrrlpri Faiiry End iu tho East ~ ir
much warner ir the Sorthsru iipcsT
Mountain rcEiou and easfEsrd ~ fhs
upper iakeas unusually 1srru ysafnH-
presaifr IN the CENTRAL Cur rosst
Pair Vfsthsr is Indicated for Fgfbl9
and tlririfT tonight and Wedrr1ta r.
With higher fsrurers '8-r tnrisft
" y. Pt-Liyf1fi
weather E8rcaJ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
San LUIS VALLEYS H. 0. G..
SHOW OPENS AT MONTE VISTA

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a.lgNg fsei es-esiossd f.sf tsrS"sss and it-
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lLatns-n tei-aEs-
F.e,iSe ts5c regular cash prizes ai-1c
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09

He evolves such 4 drug, adminlEters
~ 70 himself and beoomes not only
JekyIi. Tho Doctor rhilantnropisi. but
also Hyde, a rnisshauen. evil brute.
Gradually the HYDE side Of his chat
artcr oFcr-iuasteTs Jclsyii and. after
stirringiy dramatic scenes. be suc-
.1rntss Only after biz death Il the duai
character of his perxonaiity revealed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
AwAnDEn ocro>IAN rnIzIs

London. FEB. s.-Dr. George Eilcry
Hair. director ri the Mount Wilson
astronomical observatory near Paaa-
dena. Calf, has been aNBrdcd the 40
tpnian prize by tho royal institution
Of Grcat Britain iu recognition of
his work In studying solar phenomena.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
cpggk rnoops ORGANIZING.

Eome, Fob. i.-sevnnty fhou.srd
Greek troops arc being organized for
4 great offensive in Asia Minor, II Is
said IN reports received hero from
Smyrna. Tho Turkish na'iDnalistB are
preparing to meet the offensive and
claim they will bo able to offer n
stubborn resistance
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
pp-,pIusr GOODYEAR AvrAfHs

New York. Fcb. s.-Pians for read
5Isfrnent a the financial affairH Of tho
Goodyear Tire and E1bber company
include issuance q prior preference
stock. sinking fund. debcntgrcs ard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the West

weather reports Of several citiea In
Colorado and adjoining states carin1
the 2, hou.p ending 8 .. m. ysstercay
morning. complied from statistics fur
nishsd by the weather bureau oftioA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09

mortgages totaIlins ss5.c,o CO. counse;
for the company announced here today.
The plan. which has been under con
slderation for several weeks. will be
carried out under supervision of hank
creditors committee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
NINE DIVIDEND

New York. Feb. s.-Tho Cerro de Pas
90 copper company today declared a
quarterly dividend of 70 cents "a share.
payable March ]. to holders OF stock
at tho close of business February IL
rho dividend three months aEo was
ono dollar a share.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
kILI .>rI r,cnrrr>c n,,t

Topeka kas-. Fea. S-The anri-picl-
citing eill IN tho Kansas legislature has
oecu killed in committee. IL bcrss me
known today l1hor uuious opposed
the measure
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-09
THIEVES BELIEVED INDIRECTLY
RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY DEATHS

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