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BURCH JURY
CANNOT AGREE

Ia. h,s.Is. Jan, 10 i"du" plhpsv
u Iin"V.s, pJ.sldlus 81 ~" ''"' "
h,ihn, g. nn,Dh. charged WIN We
,n,,,d., ~ , n.l,an HH"nEny, '..tA'sh
lho nuu,i ,n"n ~ AiIl y, ~, snh in~".'
J.,.jv summoned ths b.ilin 'o NJ"
rhsoh.rs. ana Instructed bin 4" ssnh
Tor Thomas i~s woelrln- d,sn'"
at,p,utyt
n.rort. var, cuyysnt thst the ballot
Inn had SspstalIy rssuitsA hiD4 70 thtss.
h raAJofIiy sdVAsss ~ tho d.fsndant'
Tn, Jury has bssn dslib.rsunG ni"'s
ihsn 30 hours,
Judge nnsv. ordsrsd tho jury brought
Into court. DIs rabad how th.y stond.
Tho foreman said ten 10 iw", without
Indicating whsthrr ,ho majority favor"
conviction or hrqulitnI
Tho mdso then arkcd mcmbcrr of tho
Jury whpthar h"rs was a chance OF
reaching an agreement. A number raid
thsro was hut ono woman Tsplisd that
"lhoro wap no chance whatever"
The Judge then ordered thu jury
locked up for tho nlEht with inWruc-
lions 10 resume deliberations tomorrow
morning.
NovortholenH. tho jury returned 10 tho
room adjoining tho court II had tho
privilege OF remaining thoro until 10
O'Clock.
Rurch wRH brought into rourt whtn
tho Judge 1r1t confronted tho jury. His
faco wan rather wnn. but ho nodded TO
a few Rc1uaintnncer. IIn glanced brief
Iy at District Attorney Woolwino. and
hastily turned awhy.
Tho jury-woman who naid thoro was
no rhnhco for nm agreement In IA nten-
oRrnphor.
After ordering tho jury locked up. tho
judge left tho court room, short umo
lntsr tho jury called tho hilifr and
notified him u wanted 10 ank tho judge
for further inutruCtionH.
District Attorney WOolwino inaiHtnd
that tho judge 10 rcnt for again and
Efforts TO locate him &sro mado immodi-
ntoly.
JudEo Reeyo returned to tho court
room at 0:l0 and instructed that . court
stonokrnpnor bo ssnt for. thus giving
the imprcsBion no would summon the
Jurors.
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Soldiers
On Guard
TRIAL OF FEUDIST
IS SAFECUARDED
Clay County, KY, Judge De-
termined 10 Give Com
muni,y a Cleanup.

MnnrhnHlcr Ky, Ian. 10. Arlheh WIN
rInc, nud Two pnnrhIn" gums. 30 m"''
sunrdn, undar command nr Major Jh""n
Il, Dillon. arrived her" lnio t""nN NV"
tomorrow will gn on duty h' mo Lay
county court house where clTGhl '""''
will convene for tho trial or htnVe MAT
tin. alleged foudiHt. charged WIN t"s
murder nf Wood burBo.
Troo,, woTo ordarod here by '"'
nTnor Edwin T. MUIrnw at lh" '"d""h'
or Jud1a Hiram Juhns"n. whose his'
orrCiaI act altar anbIn,lnH hl" h"''s'
Januarr 1 wha - dln' hnIaa III" pnh'
mud nTsnd IuIIor IL nn nH"Ti, Il" A1'"'
4, ,Ienn I'M ,'iny ."mnty. Iha ioIus"'
,.a, ,u,d. fnIIn~Inn tho Uli"nlaIl Il"n "I
rannrIs Lhnt ~. Martina anh fhllp"'H.
oinIlvsH nf the dofonhhni. "s'" pan
min, Ia march hoIh, 100 nir"nH, \" pc
vnnI tho ,"nviuilpn "f H'"Ve M"'n"
"nvan lr ihoy havo I" blow np w"
,nu,i hn,IHo" M.mhoTS "f tho HuTEe
rIou alan 80 planning =" nu"nd the
trial IN largo numbers, II Ia said.
The Martin .nurge fsuh vas T"vlVHh
ON I'hrlHtIuau day whom ihr"" mon were
kIIIsd and Hovoral injured In n bHit" w
which Il Ia Hn III tho b"dina "f IN" slain
woro allowed 10 remain lying on tho
vround for hours hrCaurn ,h"lr klnH-
men wero atrnld 10 attempt to r"mov"
lhom
This IN tho sixth umn In III" past
IA months that state troops hnvo been
nrdsroh out In KontuCky to protect cir
cult courts.
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Washington. Jan. 10 A"Vcr"m""'
financial "porn,i"nr slnco tho country
snt,pnoo Int" tho w"rlh va inv"lv"h
moro than two hundred billion h"il"in.
according Ia ngurra ""InpIl"h today by
tho ironuury on the hnsln of daily ahi"
nontu Trum AMI q. lpli. 10 Decomh"'
~. lh2l
This Htupcnhuuua pum "NrluHivo OF 70
rnIpIu hath ordinary aud public debt
Of moro than Sp1, 1,OOO, 900. .6On advanced
against disbursements Of both ClaHT"H
"a lIko total Starting on the oVe pt tho
war. April 3. 1917. with a not balance Ia
tho general fund of Sa2 100000, receipts
exclusive Of principal OF public dent,
from April 0. 1917. TO December 3i. 1871
to,alIcd t2l.OiS0OO. 900 while puhiIr
debt receipts during tho same p"'i""
amounted To TS.6&a 600 900.
Dishurssmonts cNcuriNc OF pnhll'
debt tor the period aggregated ''"'
1856, ,000, 900. while public debt dlahuroo
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In Peril
TRIO PASSENGERS
ON MISSING SEAPlANE
AlI-day Search From Mann,
Fla. Fails to Locate tho
Flying Boat.

Miami. Fla. Jan. 10 -- Approh'hh'""
for tho nafc,y uf tho ihTco pnnh"hH ~"
who lrrI horo Friday ON tho nyinE A"h,
Nav Yorl, FOR nimini. incrcascd tonight
when u rising wind rendered l"nn pro-"
MIL, tho location uf tho New YORK. H.
nm hnd been auHEentsd, sho wan no"t
lou dinublud la the gulf.
III. Now Yurk loft haro late Friday
with clinton LsUpnid. of knsaToth. J." =
ana NJ f. Rahn aud II 6 tTanShn~. OF
Montuomo,y. Ala. aa pansonsafs f1i"'
uaiho,non was Ia charge. Iasisisd by
Morhanl" b"Iih
F,uh ,l,aaora aud alrplaneH were ""'
oil day today Ia nn on"'t 4" locate 'ha
u,lsain1 uar,
Tho boats that returned tonight
h,.,uuh, word that high Winds were
making tho sea NJ rough that u wa"
haroIy I,nualble Tor soaplana OF h"
Nav Yo,A type Ia rlde safely on IN"
wator N u had b.pu forced down. ~"
ablod ilfo preHorvera and food enough
Ia last for about four days, W ua""
spnrInRIy, were RbOard tho plane
Tho ,hreo passengers were all hhr'"
,rr, who had como to Miami TO h't"nn
,ho inatI,ution OF Mnhi Tompls hold
hero Friday and Saturday
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CaptorS Of the kabor
Slayer Have Returned;
Will Be Tried in Italy

Nsw York. Ian. 10 fhllip M""nsy
.ud CrtaII,n t"V"ln, tlaValHnd police
otfiUsTs Who un IIu"0niboI ~ IEl, ~
Ts,Iausann ItaIF, '"plWai Vs"'"''h"
Ia nH.n." Haid T." Ia ths ""nfas"sh
oI.Ys, ~ I,.nlsi u"b,r, fiaValSnh. a.,
uubiisha,. ,aiu,noh I" ~" ilnl'sh Fis'-s
ia day uU ih. ~ aa,o"I 's'"ala,
n,,n.a, VII" IL ~ Italian "lU,sns -"
not uud" tho l.~. ~ his """"i'gr 30
.st,.dii"d "uJ ha 10 h.lns h"lh 'h"'-
~, ,,iaI, ,ha,BHd WITH ~. m"h"' ~
unhs, r,Id."s. i,ssd bY tho p'"-r'n'
,l"n ~ " o. '""e nft MI E"h"', WI" ~r"
""uvIc''d "f cpipHlini'Y IN ~" mn'h-'
md r.nlon, "d 10 n inprison'nsnlw'l w
In s.n, 10 Itsly - he vssd IN ths pres
soutipn ot Hornso,
Z rhs po,,c. adm rtArs" mia thsm hA
uavar had rcoc'yod thn 10000 alleged
10 huvs hcsn pronlaod him for htabhlhs
Knhor two yours ago. nnh thHt he n"h
10 Italy soon after hs arrest ~ Mr."
I(uhcr In Now York.
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FARMER BLOC IN COMPROMISE y. J.
PROPOSAL To THE PRES|Dl

WrnhinHi"n. Jan ~ Agreement has
boan reached by leaders "f III" H"nat"
,srtoui,u,ni bluo On two alternatives
dr.Iunod to romovs objections hold nv
rrenld.nt Harding To legislation pro
pn.Ipa farmer representative on the
fcdrrnI ranrrve board. These are es.
p~c,cd To be presented to tho White
Jfmuso M that tho prsHident may lndi-
cato hin prcfsvsnoe. upon which they
will bocome the accepted solution OF
tho snnatorr supporting tho legislation.
Tho nrat OF two HugEestions, said TO
have boon adopted after = EerisS OF In
formal conferences yesterday and today
betwoon bloc leaders. was that tho pro-
posed statute be changed to give NOM
bership on the beArd to representatives
OF tho several phases Of national Indus
trial and commercial effort: the second
would wipo out any specific desiSnhtion
- Il the makeup OF the board. which
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j. s. FINANCIAL OPERATIONS SINCE
WORLD WAR BEGAN ZOO BILLIONS

nopi. tntnIi-I lGH. iRl 40" "o6 rrh %"
,orrmh., - ipfI. ~" u'' h"lr"'c -
tho urn,rni tuud vrr iHHhhnhO
rn, tho wa r"rl"d he" "v'"ur ~ lila
hureouuutr. 'Iuulv" "i rrl"'lrnl 81
Iho uuhllu d"ht. "N'' '"'"lr'" 81 ih"
ANNA ,Innu vnu TiUnh hnU hOu bv"I
Ihr pnIuo pot l"h ia" Et"rm d"hi Im'r"nr
cd hy 81 400 200 Uo0 ir"m ~ 600 NOO.
O0O on Nprll T.. l'Ii. I" 7'h.""0.h h"O, ,0"o
ON urccmh"r IT, lr2l
Exriuaiv" "T r"r"l"n loans "t lN.hH'.-
600 ordinary dishura"n"nnr Of TIA" gov
crnn"ni from April u. lal7. 10 tho end
Of the pnst year aggregated fd".l6'-
600 600. th~vo expenditures amounting
IN i32O. OOU. .OOO from April H.. l3l7. I"
Juno 20. 1917. ti.95SO0O 06O for the
nsral ycar 1t 1918: Sib.O35 900 OOn for
tho nscul year OF 1919 iS.9S2. 0o0, 900
for tho nrrnI yoar ~ 1920. sb,Oi%,o0o.
0nO FOR the nscai year lN"i, and 1l,NaI-
0OO. 600 from July /, 1921 to December
81. 1871
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EIGHT SAILORS
ESCAPE DEATH
NARROWING EXPERIENCE
WITH ALL HOPE GONE
Last Flare Brings Rescue to
Men Of Watcrloggcd
Schooner Hall.
v.,, ..A OstAsv MsrAa1t vassAAv -
win nisi.s ts~1svAsssNt

~ uI,hmI food and
H"w YORK. J""' ~
wator for two days. ana our'"s
,imo lunhod to tho cabin hatch Of th"ir
,,,,,rloo.,d Graf, 10 prsvsnt them be-
~, .,ra g., mountainous
ing "'u ra,. ma .oyon
"""' 'Ap'." ,,. Am.rioan
mrhDofh oi t"e e'S" .,..a h.,.
"ohoohor James IL a. r.non
To-Day on tho n.sap H. .,,,h...,
"hiph fe"c"e" t"''' N'' "
of Cape May NJ h..
V"tnsn, N"A",a ~ .ni,-,.oLsd
inE p'oAaa up "'nta, -" S.ton rri.
"rew u"ad iis remaining dS .'~, -,
""' '" ,.'..,.,. .tt.mut
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PERSONNEL OF THE
FRENCH CABINET

l'nrir jan lb.".'I'y 'h" Nhh"'"'""
Pr"nr) lWSm"hh '"'h'"'''"'" ,' "
, ,,,,i,,,,I ,h,, rru,r, ar m, mon
A., I'm, ,.Louu Ia unrIIrlpnIo In HIS min
Irtry Tho rrcaIhrnt accepted tho DO
Hynhll"hh. hnh VI I"'h'"'" w"
the '"h'"'t '''''" WI" '"'''
Tho On hlnCt inIInNh.
rr,uIcr nnJ mIuir,rr Of foreign ar-
,I u,y,,urL IrIurnIo
,, ,d
N"o P''"''''' ,
ioT hh"'" '"''"
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RUNAWAY PLANE.
INTO BIC CROWD
WOMAN SPECTATOR
KILLED. OTHERS HURT
Dia,rossins Tragedy nj Ice.
boating and SLn'iug
CQnlealH.

n.dh..L, n, T., Ian 10, '""a-sv
.i,rl.n.. s,-,tInu f'am The loo. "'"eh""
Int, . ,,,-d ~ sav.,eI hundred -pe"'"
toe. on ,ha uhtswsbury ''v"' '"h"F'
LiiI.d Ms hnua g. ~. li"unlh"" ""'
s,.a IN. ,Isht um or h"' h'"'h"'.
Iav,sccs CunI.y. Of Middi"nw". ana
.iIsh,iy injured many oth"rs.
Tho,imhnda ~ paysoDs, sathsrsd s|"nr
the rivss bahk ~ SAtNSss i"s boat m"
skatlns races nav tho sccld"n''
Th. sirpians piiot"d ny Jane" "'"r
of Hhrowab,Gv. former army nH'p'"''
man,uvored over tho heads "t h"tnf"
fcr ueyoreI hours. thou doHrrnhch 10 IN"
i,, The crowd gathered around ih"
machine and rivormon. fearing TINT th"
Ice would Rlvo way. HogEoH,'h mat
Casey loavs.
IIe aaaantod. turned tho propeller ana
iumpsd for tho cockpit Tho mh'h'h"
,vervcd and started toward tho crowd
Mrs Hounihnn. with hcr husband
brotbor. and two children. stood In iH
ninth. ConIoy attempted To drag hcr l."
,a foty. but both woro caught In tho pro-
pslisr blades.
Mrs. Hounihan wWS KILLED instantly.
Conlay's arm wan severed at tho
rhouldor and hin clothing torn I"
uhrods. Other persons wrro s'rurk by
IN, wings and ront nprnwlinE on tho
loo. but their injuries woro 'HuporncinL
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WANT METHOD|STS TO
GIVE ONE-TENTH OF
INCOME TO CHURCH

Detroit. Mich. Jan. ih.--Tho thf'H'
tinn stowardnhip program or IN" Moth
odist Fpihcopal church In Intended !"
poraundo one million momborh OF th"
church to orfor ono-tonth or their IN
cOmoa for religious purponoa br. I'"'h
ar E I.oyoIoy OF Chicago secretary "t
Tho ChurCh'H HowardHhip movement.
told Detroit MothodistH In an address
horo tonight
Tho basic coin. for church ana BUN
DAY sch0nl purpoHoa. buli In tho rod
cant" m, sneaker Hnid "ChurCh mon
,odny arc giving but u Iriflo moro than
their ErHndfuthsTH dd Tor religion. dc
spito tho fnct that tho aggregate
wealth or tho C"nntry In forty timen nn
great A man mlll mhy lie rospn'i'h
ucmhrr AZ - fuhhionnhlo city church..
,Id. ia an siEhI- thousand dollar auto
mobile und pay twenty nVo ""ni" w""h
r.r hi. ToIiulUn Tho thIlnlihn p""pIo
OF hInnIi"n hnvo bee" treating 'h''
I',,nto, Win l.hH ,"nHldurnil"n than
that which thoY "''"i,l"d th"i' ""l'"T
iu - IonIhuIhnl "
Tho ,ainpaIuu - hIiuH about HI""i"T
,!h,sTVunua OF iIIhlns vii boHln thI"nr u
,,, tho country noh mouth ia" nr""h"'
ssld
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PO|NCARE'S CABINET HAS BEEN
ACCEPTED BY PRES. M|[[ERAND
New Prcmier's Ambition to
Form Cabinet of Wide Ma
lional Scope, However, Is
Not Fulfilled.

rnrln. Jnm Ib.--Cny tho ANNOTATED
Ironn) )-- Raymond Poinchro. VIII" nuc-
cccdA hrintldc BRAND nH premier or
Franco. Complntod his ministry todhy
aud pronontcd their nRmou To I'roHidont
MIllcrand Tho prorldcnt accepted tho
! doHignntionn.
Tho now rromlcr achieved n notable
nucconH In limiting tho miniHtorinl oriSh'
to throc dnyn but failed 10 accomplish
| tho dcniro with which no In crodited or
| forming II cabinet OF wldo nRtlonnl
| rcopo on tho limos or cabinets formed In
| 1919 and lDlb. whllo ho was president
! Of tho republic Not that he would bo
| expected to include tho B0cinllata. who
woro represented In those minlntrlon FOR
! holr prssn has seized upon tho return
! of r0incnro to power To rovivo their
chnrRn- that no personally wnn roHpon
uiblo for the war
Partial FAILURE.
| lila partial failure. uH explained by
| tho l'oIit IuTinlon, may 10 attributed IN
| part to tho fact that tho situation al
| Ihnugh grave, cannot bo compared 10
| that 0Sihiiuu In 1914 and lDlb. Thp
chamber nlu,iod la 1919 Uomprlnos =
| ntRJurIty hnown M tho Rationale bI"o'
! which In Ia cloar eat orp"hilInn Ha 10.
HuI'lH l'''' W. wv
,adi,nI group. whI'h r'ovi"""ly wa" tho
IG,BcsI nnd m""i in'p"ii"hL group In
| tho chamber
| Al ItuiII"t InnduI nf tho ho'inllai
radical group Ia tho 'haInbur. aud NJ
| buI,incrsIa loader uT ihn o"II ""p"nh
| Inr pinip Ia tho a'nnIa, IGGubsh oHl"",
| huI uaaui,d NJ i'nlnuaI" that ha ""ulh
.miut um lh"lI nurp0Ii un f"T"lHn p"ll"y
NJ uaii",p. who held tho ppiif"lIp of
| ""V,nl"r unh"r nIi"nd, anh who now u"
! IL 'W"ahluni"u, bnl"uRn I" ihlh group
bn II ~ i"hnn fbi n'""'"h 'h"i D." VIII
i.Inln hl" Ii"h"ui "nl'" NJ i'aH"n'.
/ III" 'u"w uu'i"I na''"t"'s "f poet" ""h
| InIuHInuhs "lau Is mnmb"T "f III"
! u",lnllrI radical group
| A. - ,no.tlnu late ihla afI"rU""D Ihl"
rn,Iy drrlird that NJ uarrsu', having
| Loou charged with d"ii"n'" "nh cow
! rIrH mlr6I"u IN tho national lni"'""'.
/ nhnuId unIrv u nut 4" III" enh WIN
/ uuur, tu ."nauII hlr frlrnhn "u hla ~
iutu - I'nrlu "n hln remaining In the
! ,nhlu"t
! or tho fourteen mlnlrIorr. four arc
uouni"rr I'"lurrr". IoyT"nno'. HiTnuHa
,uI ,'hcrnu. nud ton NO momh"ra ar tho
| rhnn,I,"r "r h"puiicn
An tho under drcrcIprl"u nrn hnputIna,
! All w" U'''PH ''''''''E WV '''' ''''' W
| rnr rIInncnt nro ropr"Hnn'"d IN Tho cab
7 not. tho EucIallrin mud tho ltlRhtlHtH nta
not roprcHout"d
hTlor cKprcuainE tho boiler that NJ.
| garrnut would not fall him. Frnm'sr
: TnInrnro rRid.
II shall not advance tho Conv0cntlon
or tho rhnmhcr which IN act for Thurs
day m thcrs arc many things TO do be-
twoon now and then.
"AlI. tho commissioners In the pre-
,ious cabinet arc ruppronsed and also
undor secret order OF state. This pur-
Dore Of showing from the beginning our
sincere enort to practice economy"
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CROP INSURANCE
WILL Be PROPOSE

waSntnrton. Jan. lS--hs1
crop. a. = method - staNtSe
Of farm products 10 szpeotse -
Of many suEEssti0nS rst S1
IN. rational agrieultusi
which opens hare JAauAFy ~
sion In . psrmassat nahoaal Z
icy. discussion within the So
would be expected 70 dsvsSso
tho proponsnts wosll rseSN1a
the insurance be oaTTis1 ~ ~
60 -opsrauvsly. by private
through uovsrDsnsnt ~ , n W.,
Hail Insurance. has alssetv -
by tobacco growers SO stSsD -
IL Ia force In souas psetisNs - -
hut for the nrst time stpsrt1 c.
no. the ,ausstioa prsssatSd ~ &,
suIanos sGsiast all srpps v1A iII
Crop Insurance. hAS te1a SeoyN
certain .s,.s,, Il vaS SpslAse
mutual nsTmsrv aSsapAHiss ~ I'D
vs,., insurance psnPssiss go q
,.'a experts sSaiAss Il LAs Dssvse =
esssful.
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FIVE SHOTS FIRED At
EX-CABELL CORONER

uuniIurI"u W Va, Inn. H. rlv"
rhnIn ,rro rlrod !" might a. |" ll"hn"V
Z NIrr"u. f"Ib,rr ""r"n"r "I '"""''
,nun,. rr ho uni r""'ilnr " ""EhtIn"
f.. ~. U,luH t""m "f hl" homo. 'h"
r,,ul p'"rr"I hl" cont "l""v" ~" u"
nthrr iu",I,"d ih" mnEnrin" ''"In ~"
hnud Tn, nh"iH w"r" fr"h ''"'" 'hn
from, porch 81 th" Nlnn"n nom" '"'""H "
u wIuh""
ulundhnuudn followed III" iiAiI Tor
several hundred foot. l"Ting II NJ car
,,or whore rnrlrr hcllcyc. tho gunmnn
honrdcd u street ear.
ur Vinson was formrlN commander
or tho Huntington post of tho American
Legion. lie is unable TO account Tor
the attempt on his life.
lr. Lindsay Ninson In biolhor OF n.
Taylor Vlnson, Huntington lawyer ana
politician.
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now must inriphs two msuDo
b. nhins experiences ard leave ~
sentsil1n 10 the authosity hetAA0N
appointing popwsT. bU
TbAra ala not sssm 70 hAvo
dennits understanding anoas -
leaders 40 10 whsthsS they WoNt0 -
their original demand that ~ -
membership be incrsassd ~ 80
care OF tho farmer member.
WAS contained In the original -
bill but tbs Smith amSndMeAt ~,
Il somewhat and spsoihsd that
msr member should b oelooeoo
the hrst vacancy. 4EEs
Further conferences on ~
tions appeared likely tomorrow -
to get as nearly . rock boeto0
possible before the senate ool
which tims the proposed IAO
slated to be taken up undsr ~ 9
nous consent ASrssmsnt snt0o4
prior to The ChststaaaO PsoAA
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ASSERT WEST VA.
MINERS STARVE
DELEGATION WILL
SIR. TlIE. PRESIDENT
Bccklcy Man Declares Only
Government Aid Will Save
Many Victims.

WaRhinglun Jnu IL committee oi
rnnI miners rrum tho Now NlVor nolu
of WcrI virginia was In Washington
tonight for tho purppH0 OF lnylng bo-
faro President IInrding tomorrow u
nrnt-hand Topurt on condition. oklHi-
nag among tho miners aud their fhni-
He's
IAwIonco DwJor. OF nochpy, hrhh OF
ih" dulegHtinn Eid today government
aid would DO nocaasRry 1" keep tho peo-
plo or tho Wsst virginia coal hoidH
rr"m nlarving nnh frooalnH 10 death
this wintor A number of tho miners
have bo"n ouI 0r worn FOR nearly
year ha uaid
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", c. 7. u. Plan Would
Expose Liquor Users

chicago. jan 10. Tho Woman .
Chri.tian Temperance Uniun on tom"r.
row tho poo"nd annivorn"ry "r p'0hihl
ZION WIN launch "a "niaT Ia tho Wlnd"w'
,.mnaInn u In planned 4" haNb star
nnsn slu,IIur I" tho HorVi'" nann "f tho
~nr pui up Ia oVoiy homo where ~"
Ilunnr la ,,nnHumad rho nuaa will bear
iha inn,,ipii"n "No sTo, hna'l'a""
,vo surun,t tho '"uhiituliun
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Blue Sunday Brings
Arrests at CIllo

Charleston. w. Va. ian. H.
tom. second "Blus SUNDAY 49,
tured today with tbs arrest - ~
prfutors OF local Pslinsss
ments, who were rounded W "
tv pollco officials Led by c.
Dri,ton. on charges Of vioAu
IN. closing order. -
Th. II proprietor arrested r.
rd managers Of soft drink 1tA1A
limo nninE rtations aad .frelS
lIo,cI nc NJ and cigar stands. oFeo
and cixar storsa were all ciose
the day. 7ftEfJ
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DEATH FOR 4
At CROSSING

EdinhurE. Ind. Jan. i6.---Four par-
rOna wers kiilod and ono nsri"usiy In
Inrod when All autOupbila la which
thoy wsro riding wan struck ny Penn
nyivania paHsonGpr train at n dr"s"inu
near hero today
Tho dand are Mrs hlolnda J"slnn.
~ wars niJ I'"rDthy loHlon. two ynats
oId Mias Opsl J"alan. ~. anf lH'"ii
JUaian. 10 years old
Inhn Jnaisn. % years "ld, hTiVaT "f
III. nar was saVarsH out anh h'uiSsh
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U. S. BOXER KNOCKS
OUT THE AUSTRALIAN

MNibourna. Australia, Jnn. IA Hsr.
m.ur, Australian bnn'n'nwe'Hht champ
Ion wan tn"oh"d ~, today In ~" second
round by mn hm"'i"nn boEor nnm"d
'tn"ronnn.
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Washington. Jan. - Tho weather
bureau today issued the following
storm warning.
"SouLhwr-t storm warning noon to-
day. Atlantic coast at and north 81
Delaware breRkwatsr. Dsturhan nee
over Ontario moving rapidly eastward.
strong southwest and west winds. prob
ably gales this afternoon and tonight
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west virainia-Pair ana colder NON
day: russdA.' fair. with rising tsmpsra~
turs.
Ohio ana western Psnnsylvania -
Fair Monday ana russdayi warmer
tuesday.
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Snn,n officials however who nave
nnthlrF To- ,Iu With tho reelection u"u-
tIss ~ ,r,ruhSrH uf tenETrHs point out
mai "a vnar.,,r name II may ho called
..ls, Ias - anything else II means "n
added Iaa GuIdcu 1" American buhih"nS
81 ,l,,, ti.o ,CaI danger In tho soldier
hmm, Ia that What arpnhrs to h" "
.In,gI, eapandituIu ut ono blHi"n h"ll"iS
-, -,,,.y auslIy hr,"ruo tIioUnIni az
,.a,.uI, affair dependent up"n Amer
-. uoIlIiraI CnuicHtr. nnh that lh"
-, ~ . hanna nnw viii ost"hllsJ' az
U,,,.,t.nt precedent f"r tho f"t"I" lh"
,o,,,l.au government has hssn paying
.,... .,f ,f,E oOO 01O during tho
, ,u.t. t., ,I,lI VA Nat"'hnA
49,. fat Ihni tho nIIsd htaiss haa
,.t,,u., to tho H"idlafs "f "ih"t
v,,s ~IlI leo ocisad "u"". u /" ""
di,,ad 40 % I"riin'"''"" '"' NAMING ~"
.oIdi,t h,uus pee """""ht H""''" "' '"
,ru,, erroolhliY u ~" ""l"S '"' J." ono"
,,,,..srd aud tho m"n"Y appear" I" he
o,.v .r ..it.u,Iun from ih"' """r'"
r,.a.u,y unlUisiH say that ~" '""''"'
s,h.I Ih. IIIIa nr form az ihshiI"n, h .
nav sI,up must ""ma "u' az N'e I'""
go, ,r the American tas puy"'H ~"
,.h,I, I, L. beginning T." l'b"h -" "
tho Issua nr tho n"s' ""nUFe""'"h"'
rstntmiHn win ba p"h'r"n"' '" go"
,I,uo,Inn With ~ hunus I" ih"so WI"
mad. ssrrtnren during The war or IN
.nrI~ rconnu,ructIon With rr"tn'S"H 81
Increased rrnspsriIy I" s"lhlsTr M w"|'
~ civilians
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'Shantun&
'ProIgre|
~ AZ
ARMAMENT CONFERE
NEARING TB CT
Naval Negotiations Cpcd !
Completed, Viii, n !
Approval at Hand

Washington. Jan. IT--tDy tA4
ciatsd Jrsss)--If the BhantuAs
sations mako the progrssa h0pe
conference leaders during me -,
or three days, ths end OF ~
week may SEQ all OF the ieONoO -
In tho Washins ston nsgSttaNsoo "a
on the way toward solution. fkEl
Confidsncs that the BhAntuno
lem IL nSurin. u ssttlsmsnt VA
snt IN most quarters to-uiGhl 0
tates fssIing that With the
Eastern questions IN absyAece go
rat. asahangnn bstwssn the UAAo
JspsuHs over the former 0vWfA
hold would he DO pTssss1 SeTvl4
II, Nai,her Of The i've 0r1NVO
Iutnrs.Iad VISA prepared " ~!
ax,aAn.nl was In sight. hm Z
dsnrsa - hope that FRESH sne
r.m ToLlD and pshiRg. sBDAee
", misht hsip materially - 80,
iha aliuatIon, hfB1d
ra. nastsya 00sstA N
A. soon as RbantunG u ets
way, and perhaps sooner. ~
,noa Fsr Eastern cowmlttse
sumo It's considers ton ~ eWN
l.m. or tho orient, with al O4
xstcs In \ positlon 70 prseo
vi.vs auIckiy, 20 that The ness
h,r. will not 10 excessively IN
ON most OF the rsmAlhing -
d.lcxatIons already have
,h.mselv-r thoroughly fsgas1
visws OF other groups and the
| for an sKreemsnt. fM
Tho mn val negotiations slSe ~
bo A. rood a. oompistsd, the 1po
uxrssd 10 by the big five
rurded IN virtually csrtAin -
approval, Huocsssivsiy. Of the ~
committees. and Of the oonfsss1p
sitting In plspASy ssssaSa.
thssu n,setinGs probably Wu
durtnI tho cominG week, tooo
nins 10 oct the coafsrsnss ~
1. motion for final approval
,,..,y as sooa a. Tohts sse1o
.,urJvsi oS the ATttats 1eAipl II
s.olfia publications, NStt,sNepS
nh.ni..s auss,isa suu ysytA ~
m. hands sT AYtkwS J, uausvf
,s,.r Hughes, 10 NE sp'slso q
' ness sDsha hasMsH' ftl
w.I..as S.Sssssss.sA !. ~
! u,,p ~. ,Ghissss asA tape9N
..,i.r. ~ IIsbt we're vA,sp~A
,,.,s I,cp ,h.iT a"vsshsrssN 81
.uIluhs They mvsi TAXA I'm ~
u.if.Up .,mpr.,aIss shaasattN.
.d h. afford = bar's fss 49,
both NJ Ina rbssss si W. kv,..
n. IN i,sw NAYS bstetA