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''''"'W "a. OF G. TO PARADE
HONOR Of FRESCII

iCAGO. Oct. 3O.-Onc h,,l
"s"hd knights OF CoIumb,,. ' eu
-, III honor OF Marshal Fard,u,
un,,i,, .n chicago next Sunday. Ed"' Ed,ra,.','
En,., IT, supreme director os ~
Vi Columbus, announced,
;ionoi conference here of mn.
trirt 'vut''os and mid-west dis.
Tbo W,a 'en OF the organization.
ne war Department. ha Sail
"SsiEned a battalion NJ ,nc 'u' mas
,erai batteries OF artillery, az, .nu .,
80 department. has assigned :, ,a,
-" 49,, or hiuejackets with hands -
,,' celenrhtion Of Foch Dav m,,o
lumbus. 'shts OF Co
Marshal Foch tclegrapboa ~,
hh'shts or Columbus thronrh e., cue
Weme Knight James a. F,nhcr,,, gu
"ashington today: :"
am eager to visit Chicago. ana
~i,h ,v iorward to spending sundnv
ni,o,, .ne hhishts of Columbus, whosc
bc ~, 10 france last year win
W an ever-cherishcd memory"
CAPTAIN L'Hopital. AIarshoi 49,.
ara, a mas advised the knights th,,
", i"rShhl foch will bring here VIII
nm the ieweled marshal.s b,,n,
s'id TO be the costliest in tho n,on,',
presented to him last wear Nv, ~
'"e
The Governors of eight s,o,o
LIMOS LIMOS Michigan, Indiana. Ob;n
minnesota Missouri, Wisconsin, ~,
N"nSas-will attend or be repre-.
me receiving party OF the kn;rb,s
WI! include Supreme Knight Fin.
msrl!, OF Philadelphia; Deputy Su-
IRENE Knight Martin H. Carmody.
VI Nrhhd Rapids, Mich. Supren,.
Continued on Page . column
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ALPS GIVE UP THEIR
ID K 4 ID; DROUGHT
MELTS THE GLACIERS
Body Of Famous S,ciss Guide,
Missing Eighteen Years,
Is Recovered.
fEy United Ncws.l

GENEVA. Oct. 3O.-Thc Alps are
yielding up their dead Melting oI
glaciers, caused by the long arourn;
of the unusually ho, summer just
past. has resulted in recovery Of the
bodies of many mountain climbers.
search for which had long been
abandoned.
The body OF Josef Trcsch, of the
famous family Of Swiss guides OF
that name. has been found after
Trcsch was missing for eighteen
years. 1t is even hoped 10 discover
the body OF Lord Frederick Douglas,
who was killed with three COM
panions while descending the Mat
tcrhorn in 1865. Douglas fell 5000
feet Ia a glacier below.
Alpine guides believe that il the
coming winter Is as snowlcss ae last
II may be possible next summer TO
lind the bodies of nearly all persons
who disappeared.
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VIII SON
ILL; CONFINED TO HIS
BEDFOR SEVERAL DAYS
Forced to Cancel All Appoin,ments--His Family Ex.
poets He May BE Able to Go for
Motor Ride Today.

clan. /; must bc remembered that
Wilson is rounding out now the al
lottcd span OF years. and ie far from
being - strong man. rhc stroke
which deprived him two years ago
Of the use OF one arm and further
rendered his walking extremely diff
hcult still leaves its mark and the
cause for concern TO his family.
There have been reports from time
TO time that he was getting back
into politics. was going to re-
enter the league OF nations fight"
etc. This is the purcst fancy.
The former President. so,far as what
is generally .1nown as active par
,icipation" in politics or any other
issue is out OF the game. While he
takes an interest in politics and has
given some attention to the intcrna-
tional developments. he is no; plan
ming any come back on either score.
Virtually all OF his time and thought
is given to keeping AS physically fl;
as is possible. to prevent any re-
currcucc OF his old trouble.
Has Few engagements.
To this end, Mrs. Wilson applies
herself constantly. Light literature
constitutes for the most part those
books on his desk from which he
reads sometimes personally. but from
20 him. He has few cn.a..cments.
and those hc hm; r"rba5ly entail "a
real effort on his part.
The former i'rcs.uvnt hopes to he
continued on Page .. Column So
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DECLARES WOMEN In UNITED STATES
ARE MOST BEAUTIFUL In THE WORLD
LEY United News.l


of
sstc II
Il The
And she claims aside
o n
country also Women their though
have
y
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First With the News"
Place Tablet at Wilson'S
Room at the University

lSIociai To The Times Dispa,ch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. oct.
3'-'certain admirers of former
ircsident Woodrow Wilson arc
piohnlng To take UP subscriptions
ior the purchase Of II bronze tablet
or other suitable memorial. to be
placed at the room he occupied
while ne wax "A student at the Uni
rcrSi'y OF Virginia.
whatever may he ones opinion
OF Mr. Wilson," says the college
paper. ut remains fact that he
is destined To become a great world
hEurc. commanding more and more
attention and respect as the years
pass. His place in his countrymen's
hearts viii become more cnvia bic
az tiinc arranEcs the events of the
last few years in their proper per-
spcCtivc.''
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l DIES. 2 HURT AS AUTO
CRASHES THROUGH RAIL
Another Believed Dcud as Car Goes
Over Embanimcnt In New

NEW YORK. Oct 30.-An automo-
bile crashed through Il Grand Con-
course Niaduct railing tonight and
fell 10 the roadway. thirty feet below
crushing one of It's occupants To death
and seriously injurinE two others.
Herman Ncuffer. manufacturer, ran to
the viaduct Ia learn the fate OF the
automobilist. lost his balance and
plunged headlone into the wreck ed
machine. He died thirty minutes la
ter.
Seymour Skolnick. merchant. be-
iieved to he owner OF the machine.
was killed in the crash. Those hurt
were lsadorc Eisman, tinsmith. and
an unidentified woman. Both prob
ably Will die. hospital, physicians said.
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.FOCH AND PERSH|NG
SPEED TO LEGION
CONVENTION TODAY
Will Greet Thousands in
Kansas City w h o m
They Commanded.
TO STOP IN PRINCIPAL
CITIES EN- ROUTE
Commanders of Allied Armies
Travel on Special Train
to Conference.
FIR ENCH HERO WILL spE,x
GOVERNORS OF Eight States WIN At
tend or lie Repre-
scented.
TO STOP IN PRINCIPAL
CITIES EN- ROUTE
''nENcn HERO WILL SPEAK
''o'crn"rS OF Eight Stntcx yyi,,
tend or lie Repre-
scented.
tBy Associated press.,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 ,I,-.,,
ana General PershinE tonjrb.
speeding on n special train 10
oity. where they will uro,t
'he American Legion conyap,,o,,
s "Hon they commanded as ren-
''"iiSsimo of the allied ,r,,;o,
commander of the American oy,,a.,,
uonary forccs. rcspcctiycIv
rhe two military leaders Iof. W.
,,, lo' at ':So O'clock this morninp
"'" panied by members OF tbni,.
ana by high officers of ~
'can Legion. The special tro,n
-" Mn'ch they are travelling is dro
Nch Kansas City late tomorroy.
''opS VIII be made only ,t -
e'''es' including Pittsburgh. 1pd,,,
'poi'S' st. Louis and Jefferson &C..
No. TO change engines ana tr.;,,
fne warm welcome accorded M,
fo'h in Washington did NJ.
' itseif until his train lef, ,,s
",'oh' hundreds congresatinr -.
\slauon and filling nor,;n
'"e huge concourse in ,b. "
morning. They bade him ~. iS
rcyoi. IN his own tongue. nm
ior the marshal will re,r-.
~ ."e capital November 10 r. tai.n
," III the ceremonies ON tho ~,
,,m ms aay incident to the burial ac
-.nsr'ea ~, $ unknown soldier. ''
iormer leader OF. tba oi,.-
Inrios, VIII address the AmarJna.,
Wa, ION convention Tuesday an,, ga
y, eu,.esuay VIII turn again u on
ina,a M East visiting ST. Louis. Chioo.
pi.inapoiiS, Cleveland, Detrnit 80;
inrIon tSnursh before returning to wosh aho
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UNDERTAKEN FINDS
3 STILLS In TOMB
Mass, Chief of Police Seincs
OUTFITS In Gene
terry.
IEy Unitc1 Newk.l

SOMERSET, MASS, oct. %0.-Thrce
stills were found in II tomb here by
Il local undertaken who visited it
today. and they were seized by Chief
OF Police George staples.
The stills were mot in operation,
hut il is believed moonshiners have
been plying their Illicit trade in
scclusion with the dead. with Il view
to escaping detection.
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NJ. T. Lang, Who Was Edu-
Gated in America. Heads
Delegation.
VISITORS WELCOMED
BY STATE OFFICIALS
L. 5. Representatives Will
Hold Third Preparatory
Session To-day.
IHy AssociA eh rr.cs.l

i's H'7N'f'h' +l Ii't,S.
WASHINGTON, oct. 81. - china,
advance guard 10 the Washington
conference on Pacific and Far East
"rn questions to be held in conncc-
ton with discussions on limitation OF
world armament arrived tonight. Tn.
more than ninety members of the
party were received by goycrnmcn,
officials REPRESENTING the state be-
h"rim.nt. The army and navy. and
we're given an ovation by the crowds
assembled To greet them.
The Chimes. delegation was the
second official body to reach the ma
tionaI capital in response to prcsi-
"eht liardinS's Invitation 10 partici-
iht" in the discussion by nine ma
tons OF Pacific ana Far Eastern
Problems. the first Japanese dc,acn-
ncnt having arrived last sunday.
Others are -echcdulcd TO arrive mi.
week. and State Department Official.
charged with responsibility OF con-
'trenec ARRANGEMENTS are cuan,ien,
'hht each OF the national delegations
VIII hc organized and ready for work
wen IN advance Of the opening ses-
SION on November IL.
L. 5. Delegates Meet Today.
The American delegates, VIII hal,
their third preparatory session ~,
the state Department tomorrow ,nd
secretary Hughes, chairman of ,b,,
group mas Indicated that gratifying
P'osfcS' mas been made both in
r'u"E ana preparation Of Important,
da'a relating 10 this governments no..
sition and conference treatment, p
the questions 1t was called To con.
slider.
Tonishts arrivals were rrcc,ed
win cheers by thousands who i,ad
assembled early In the evening ,t
me Union Station and waited pati-
emu! Tor the special train from Tho
racine Coast. which was delayed soy
erai hours past the time frs, set
for arrival.
VI. T.. Lining Ica,ls Party.
Alter formal exchanges OF courtc-
1ies between the Chinese and An.ri-
can officials and the plaving nf nm
'iohai anthems by the military hand
inc visitors were escorted by cavalry
troops through the city to their re.
spec'iFe residences, the Chinese Ie.a
,i"h ana hotc! apartments. Crowds
!ihed the streets. applaudiug the
delegates, who in turn rc.pondcn
with friendly salutations.
Lang Ju-liao. better known In The
United states as VI. r. Liang. heudc /
the delegation. with the Official desig-
nation of adviser" Also prominent
among the delegates were Vice
Admiral 7. Sal Ting Kan and Lo
Wen Kan. as associated adviser. and
chung n-Yew, counselor of the
delegation. the principal members of
which Will arrive later. All four of
these officials were educated in tho
United states or England, NJ. T..
!.ianE being one OF the first Chinese
students 10 come TO the United states
for modern education and instruc-
ton.
The party was met at the Union
station by Robert Mood Bliss. Third
Assistant Secretary of state, and
other officials OF the State Depart
ment; by Rear Admiral c. A. WEI
liams and other officers representing
the navy, and by Brigadier-Gencral
brewster and other officers for the
army.
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20 DROWN AS STEAMER
CAPSIZES IN BELGIUM
vessel Sinks in Few Minutes In
River Scheidt, Nenr
icy Associated Press. /

ANTWERP. oct. 30.-Twcntv per
sons were drowned by the cays!Zing
OF the steamer August in the Schcld,
yesterday. Owing to the Shiftin. of
the cargo when the wheel jammcd
hard aport, the vessel took on a
heaFy list, went over quickly and
sank within a minute or two
The passengers and crew below
had no time to reach the deck All
those above decks were saved The
chip was only about fifty yards from
shore when the accident happened.
and it is reported that the captain
reached shore and disappeared.
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ROBBERS KILL VICTIM
in RUSSIAN CEMETERY
Police Find Hody OF Wcil-DrcSscd
Man With Pockets
Ikiue1.
IHy AssOciatcd Prcss:)

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. Oct. 3o.--
AN Unidentified well dressed man to-
day was found shot to death behind
the wall OF II small Russian cemetery
at South River, seven miles from here.
The inside vest coat pocket was torn
and gave evidence. police said, Of
robbery. The bullets had entered the
mans head
In the pockets oF the clothing,
which was of fashionable cut, pur-
chased In New York. the police found
part OF newspaper wrapper on
which they were able to distinguish
Maryland, and n spectacle case bear
ing the name OF "Dr. j. w. Dande-
bnrgh. "a West Saratoga street. Bal
tiinore." ~
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TrinI begins Seventh week.

MEMPHIS. TENN. october 30
breaking all records of similar
cases for length. the trial of Thomas
Taylor Ilarriss. Edward Won Stein
kirch and Orvillc and Jesse Jones.
brothers. charged with murder N
connection with the shooting to
death OF Polk y. Carraway. po-
liccman. in the holdup and at
tempted robbery OF II Ford Moto-
Company payroll automobile here
August 10 last, Will tomorrow enter
on it's seventh week. with the begin
ming of evidence Tor the defense.
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CRAIG SHOWS DESIRE
TO WORK AMICAnIY-
tBy Associate


LONDON. Oct. 3o.-Enorts have
been made during the Weekend 10
prevent breakdown in the Iris,,
peace conference. but a continuanc.
or the negotiations now seems Ia ac
pend almost entirely on the willing
ness OF the Ulster authorities to as
sist In coming into line with tho sin,
Fein.
Sir James Craig. the Ulster Pre-.
mier, who has proiesscd Il desire TO
work amicahly with Southern Ire
land, In an ali-Ireland council. will
~ is said, be offered greatly extended
powers for the Northern Parliament
accompanied by Strengthening of
the position of the central council
connecting the two Irish Pafiiamcnts.
ana 1t is declared to be the belief
that he may accept this.
But, is is asserted, Sir James viii,
oppose any urtailncnt of the areo
OF the Northern Parliament. aud will
resist any cutting OF of tile repre
sentation of Northern Ulstrr i'm the
imperial Parliament, which ne re-
CARDS as the greatest safeguard for
Ulster.
The prevailing belief here seems 70
be in various quarters that even
should there. be II breakdown in the
present conference. the truce in Ire
land should continue.
Ihe observer today urges Tint
there be definite continuance of tho
truce for three months. during which
time, 1t declares. Premier Llovd
George might go to Washington ami
discussions at home might bring a
settlement of the Irish situation. fhc
newspaper adds that the Sim Fein
most unlikely would-not object to, this
expedient, "as the truce so far has
strengthened their position, and its
only opponents would he the rebel
lious Cnionist communcr, the pre-
mier expects to defeat overwhcImins-
~ In Mondays decision in the House
of Commons"
=
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PLANS CONCESSIONS
I, TO THE SINN FEINERS
Southern Ireland May Be
Concilia,ed by Joint Coun-
Gil for Whole Country.
WILL TRY TO CONTINUE rnrcE
ain"t Seek to Convert Ulster From
Present Hostility to Spirit OF
Cancellation.
BS Ralph IL. Turner.

United News STAFF Correspondent.
A LONDON. oct. as.-The crux OF tn.
Irish situation rests In the cxt.n, TO
(Which Lloyd George lis willing to GO
in making concessions to Sim Iscin
regarding disposition OF the Northern
counties of Ulster.
Aftcr quiet weekend a, his
country cstat. at Chequcrs. the Pre-
mier goes into his parI!ainentary
nSht determined to force a vote Of
confidence from the house. and there.
AFTER settl" with the Irish pcnc. ne.
'Sotlators upon his own basis. with
the constant menace and obstructive
tact'cs OF the opposition eliminated
/ from the governments problem.
Submits C-rtnin Proposals.
In order 10 persuade Sim Fcin TO
abandon It's claim OF sovereignty and
accept allegiance 10 The Rri,ish
crown. the Premier, trIs relirbly re-
ported has already submitted certain
proposals To the Irish delegation IN
writing. Upon the replies made -
these proposals may dercnd a con-
tinuance of the conference.
The Sim Fcincrs. by bart.rlr.
enopc 10 obtain control at least. Of the
Counties o: Tyrone and Fcrmanaph
and may accept these az the urico
Tor their allegiance. II is believed
here that this basis may nl-c,dv
Eave been put in writing by the Irish.
but made conditional upon certain
other provisions regarding Ulster.
which Lloyd George has not vet seen
III TO accept. but which he may agree
10 after receiving his vote OF conf
dcncc In the house
Must End Danger Of Revolt
Tho suggested compromise include.
inc retention by Ulster OF her stat
sp'ory autonomy under tho present
iomc rule act. accompanied bv n
ybroad working Arrangement yi;b
Sim Fein, such rs joint council for
all ireland
In this connection. the l,ren,i.r
must define. IN Commons tomorrow
now far he is willing To- 40 IN orda-
~ reach a settlement. He mus, er,,
INC dahScr OF revolt among his own
supporters. nnh at the same tim.
convert Ulster from its pr.scn. hos-
tiiity to spirit of conciIIa,ion fn-
the sake OF Ireland
The Premier must. moreover ,o,d
Z" his expressed policy that Irish
ntlcgiancc to the empire is tho fuu-
namentai condition OF any settlement.
~ the same time presenting the issue
IN such n way that il will not at ono.
wreck the peace conference
Furthermore. Lloyd George will
seek to mold his course SO that moth
ing VIII arise TO prevent his trim IN
Washington. 1t is doubtful. All IN
all whether any British Premier b.
orc mas raced more difficult task.
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KILLED AS HE DRAGS
WIFE DOWNSTAIRS
ii"shnnd Attempting decentralization
Is Shot Down by Sis
tcr-ln-I,nw

hlIAtio Oct. 30.--James Besant
'l.eihpted II reconciliati ton with his
estranEed wife by breaking into her
"ohe ana dragging her down n fight
OF stairs by the hair.
lie was SHOT dead by Mrs. Marion
Dillon. his wife's sister.
Resart. according to the story told
by the women, teisphoned his wIfe
n" was coming after her. The family
ma In upstairs rooms until he found
them.
He was choking my sister and he
said he would xii! me next. so shot
him. Mrs. Dillon told the police. ..He
tried TO drag Eva downstairs by the
hair
Besant. former business agent OF
the Bill Posters Union. was WELL
known in labor circles
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20 HURT AS PASSENGER
TRAIN LEAVES TRACK
puiuth-Chic"E" ENprrsr * Derniicd
at Edge Of Thirty-Foot Em-
bnnkmrnt.
iBy United News.I

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.--Twcnty pas
scngers were injured. three Of them
believed seriously, when two cars Of
tho puluth-Chica Express were
dcrailed near here Sunday.
Those badly hurt are: j. II. Oreck.
merchant; II. y. Starkcy. board Of
trade member. and Katherine Dick
inS0n. stcnographer all OF Duluth.
Whcn the train left the rails II
Travelled several hundreds yards he
fore stopping on the edge ot thirty
foot cmbankmcnt
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ATTEMPT TO BAR UNION
FROM w. VIRGINIA FIELD
VIII Issue Injunction Restraining Or
der From Collecting Ducs I'm.
der "Chcck-OR system"

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Oct. 3o.--Thc
Injunction restraining the United
Mine Workers of America from col
iecting dues by the .'chcck off sys-
tenn to be issued Monday by Federal
Judge a. Il. Anderson is expected to
cover the entire competitive field and
to be aimed at stopping in particu-
lar the efforts of the miners to union
iZc the Mingo County. w. Va, field
That IL will he regarded by the
mine union OFFICIALS as q blow at
unionism is indicated by the refusal
of President John l.. Lewis to agree,
at the courts request. TO stop sending
fnnds TO striking miners in Mingo
Coupty.
The "check-oh' system" compcls
the coal operators To subtract union
dues from the wages of miners and
TO send the money to the union of
hccrS.
------------A----
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DELEGATES
ENJOY TnJp N IyEST

BY Associated Press
ON BOARD THE JAPANESE SPE-
cIAI, Oct. So.-The special train
hearing the Japanese delegation to
Washington for the conference Oh
Continued ON Page >. Col. ~
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o Fatalities i'm Les. Tbnn Mon,n.

ALBANY, n. V, Oct. 3o.-Ninc pcr-
sons nave been killed and nino in
9ured as the result of hunting acci-
dents In this state. although the
hunting season Is less than month
old. the Conservation Commission an
nounced tonight.
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Woman Love. Life In Jni, Fire.

MOBILE. ALA, Oct. 80. - The
county jail Ut Moss Point. Miss.
near here. w,ls burned tonight, and
Mary Hawthorne. Il dcmcnted woman,
tho only inmate OF the piare. was
burned to death. The supposition Is
that the crazcd woman set the build
IL jra r-
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by Robert ). rcn,irr.

United News staff Correspondent.
WASIIlNGTON. oct 3c.-f:orm.r
President Wilson has been confined
to his bed for several days with one
Of his old attacks OF indigestion, ac-
companicd by severe headache
His condition, while neCessitatinC
cancellation of all appointments. was
expected by his family and physician
10 be such by this afternoon that he
might get uD and go out for a motor
ride. In connection with it, how
ever. there is increasing cause for
alarm each time the former executive
has one Of thesc epclls.
Requires Constnnt Vigilance.
ON December 2s-two months
hcncc-Wiison viii he % years old.
While his general physical condition
has been regarded as about as favor
able as could bc expected under the
circumstances. IT has been such as
To demand constant vigilance on the
part uf Mrs. Wilson and Admiral
Cary 7. Grayson. his privat. physi-
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IBy United .Nc,,..l

WASHINGTON. oct. 3O-Woodrow
Wilson Is recovering from his Intcst
attack of Illness. Admiral Cary Il.
"rn!s"n. his physician. announced NJ
II go tonight.
The physicinn's statement rcn,i:
"formcr President Wilson had N
stomach nttnrk, hut he IL getting
better. He had good night last
night md IA fairly good dny Sunday"
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Seized Manufacturing Iilicit SIM

MOBILE. ALA. oct. Gothic first
case OF where "moonshiner" wns
caught in the act OF manufacturing
an Illicit still was recorded tonight
when William Tuttlc. Il coppersmtti,.
was arrested at river landing near
here. The stiil. q l0o-gallon copper.
AFFAIR. was taken into cuctodS by the
forces OF Sherin w. II. Holcori,be.
Lr. Tuttle was dookcted on two
charges. manufacturing an Illicit atili 3
and possessing an Illegal vehIcfa
making prohibited liquor.
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sas'ss Gys!ers in W styres-no'el
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Alive Lobsters and Boston SralIops.s
Hotel Rueger.--Adv, q
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The Weather

Rain today; unsettled tomorrow; not
much change in tenn
pernture.
For weather report, see editorial n,p
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