The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-29
ZERO and SUB-ZERO WEATHER STRIKES
MIDDLE, EASTERN STATES And CANADA

Washington-(A. PD-Some OF the
thermometer readings reported to the
United States weather bureau today,
all of them marking new low points,
were: Washington, Is above zero;
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and Philadel-
phia, Ia above; Erie, six above; AL
bany, New York, zero; Buffalo, six
above; Fort Wayne, Indiana, IA
above; Greenville, Maine, Is below
zero, and White River, Ontaria, 80
below.
The weather bureau found the dis
turbance over Alberta moving rap
idly southeastward to Minnesota and
vancing rapidly southeastward over!
the Canadian northwest, North Da-7
kota and Montana.
Fly From Havana
Miami-(A P.)-Six army planes
arrived at Miami early this after
noon from Havana, landing at Cur7s
tiss field, seven miles from here, and
will remain there a day or so.
Four Frozen to Death
Norfolk, Va-(A. P)-Four men
were frozen to death today in Al-I
bermale Sound, near the mouth of
the North river, thirty miles below
Elizabeth City, North Carolina, when
the tug, John J. Fleetwood, capsized
during a storm Five others of the
crew were rescued.
Grab for Armour Stock
Chicago-(A. P0-Violent fluctua-
tions and active dealings took place
today in the maket for shares OF Ar
mour and company, which yesterday
effected a merger with Morris and
Armour preferred, of Della :
ware. after opening steady at ~,
net sudden increased offerings that
,umbled the price down to 80, at
which point the buying, said to be
w eastern interests, brought rally
20 98.
AIIies-Turkey Talk Peace
Geneva-(A. P.)-Peace negotia-
ions between the allies and turkey
will be resumed at Lausanne some
ime between April Is and 20, it was
announced today by the secretarial
which the powers left at Lausanne at
he conclusion of the recent confer
nee.
More German Miners Strike
Gelsenkirchen-(A P.) Fifteen
housand miners are on strike in the
,elsenkirchen district, at all the
aines occupied by troops, according !
o estimates in German quarters. The !
len quit work as a protest against {
'rench occupation.
government Yields to ReyOlutiOnaries !
Buenos Aires-(A. PA Monte t
idio dispatch to the La Nacion, says {
nat advices from the frontier town
{ Rivera report the capture of Ale
rete by Brazilian revolutionaries.
he town was fortified and the gov 7
rnment forces, although in posses '
ion of several machine guns, re- I
.eated without a fight. Many OF 1
leir regiments are said to nave /
lined the revolutionaries. I
Aviators on Test Flight
Havana-(A. P.)-Six United States T
rmy aviators, on test flight from
an Antonio, Texas, to San Juan,
orto Rico, and from there to Wash n
gton, D. c., left here this morning n
r Miami. They expected to make d
ashington in easy daily hops, prob a
,ly arriving the first of next week.
Disagree With /. w. w. Policies a.
st. Joseph, Michigan-(A. PD- G,
illiam q. Foster, charged with II
iminal syndicalism, took the stand W
his own defense today, to describe IL
S work as secretary-treasurer OF fl
e Trade Union Educational league. m
3 testified that he had been mem ia
r of the l. w. W., the Seamen's
lion, the Garments Union and other n
ganizations He quit the l. W. W., 81
said, because he no longer agreed a,
tn the policies and program of the th
ganization. h;
~Divine Sarah" Laid to Rest as
Paris-(A. P.)-The body of Sarah n,
rnhardt was laid to rest in tomb ia
the cemetery of Pere La Chaise of
Is afternoon at four o'clock, after ia
simple funeral service in the m
urch of st. Francois De Sales, and Sc
solemn procession thence through
: streets thronged with crowds of be
h,
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