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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-27
S4.604.l28.0S5.74
4,12S,0S5.74


at par ..-..---.-.-......-.....S46 900, 900. 10000
The principal of the bonds shall be
paid in annual installments on a fixed
schedule, subject to the right of the
British government to make these pay
ments in tfree-year periods. The
amount of the first years instalIment
will be s23.0O0,O00, and these annual
installments will increase with due
regularity during the life Of the bonIs
until, in the 62nd year, the amount of
the installment will be Sl75OOO. 600
the aggregate installments being equal
to the total principal of the debt
The British will have the right 10
pay off additional amounts of the prin-
cipal of the bonds on any interest date
upon 90 days previous notice.
Interest is to be payable upon the
unpaid balances at the following rates
on Dec. IS and June IS of each wear
Three per cent, semi-annrally. lune
Is 1928. to Dec. IS, 1882. inclusive.
Three and half per cent semi-an-
nually. June IS. 1888, until fnal paw
ment
For the first five years one-half of
the interest may be deferred and add
ed to the principal. bonds to be issued
therefor similar to those OF the or;y-
inal issue.
Any payment OF interest and of
principal may be made in any United |
States government bonds issued stree
April Q, 1917, such bonds 10 be taken
at par and accrued interest
In recommending this basis of SET
Element the commission said.
The commission believes that al
settlement OF the British debt 70 .be
United States on this basis is fair and
Just to both governments. and Tho,
rs prompt adoption will make mos,
contribution to International
stability. The extension of pav,ncr,
'oth OF the principal and interest over
long period will make for stability
u exchange and promotion Of COM
neree between the two countries q.
II has not been the thought OF the
that it would be lust 70
iemand over long period the b;eb
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-27

Total principal OF in
debtedness as of
Dec. IS. 1922. for
which British gov
eminent bonds are
to be issued to the
United States govt
AT mar
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-27
Alaska Furs Are
Source of Wealth
Shipments Reach New
High Mark During
Past Year

WASHINGTON.-That the land
fur bearers of Alaska remain one of
the most important resources OF the
territory and a valuable asset TO its
citizens is shown by recent shipments
OF pelts OF land fur bearing animals.
The largest number OF these pclts and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-27
Eastern States Supply Of Lumber Dis
appearing.

Washington.-The cut OF lumber is
decreasing in all the eastern states. in
practically every state west Of the
Grea, Plains il Is increasing. says the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-27
WORK OUT PLAN
To FUND DEBT
British Obligations to
Be Converted Into
Bonds

Washington.-The u. 5. World
War Foreign Debt Commission. after
a series OF conferences with represen-
tatives OF Great Britain agreed to the
following plan OF funding the British
debt to the United States-subject to
the approval OF the Congress:
Principal of notes to
be refunded ...-..--.. S4O74.Sls.55S.44
Interest accrued and
unpaid up to Dec.
IS. 1922. at the rate
of 41iP6 ...--...-..........-. 62o,S56, l06.oo
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11
RUPREcHT wITANY w MO-
NACHJUM JAKO KRoL.

Monachjunn. - Ksiaze Ru-
precht, bawarski nastepca tro-
nu, by} witany jako kr6l ma
ulicach Monachjum. Czarno-
bia}o-czerwona flaga cesarska
zosta}a wywieszona ponad fla
ga bawarska ma siynnych ko-
szarach Purkin, gdzie sta}y
swego czasu bawarskie gward
je kr6lewskie, q gdzie obecnie
znajduje sic zielona policja i
Reichswehr. Flagi republican,
skie znik}y juz z Monachjum.
Demonstrates ia zosta}a u
rzadzona z okazji ods}oniecia
tablicy W koszarach Purkin ma
Geese poleg}ych gwardzist6w.
Ceremonji przewodniczy} ks.
Ruprecht, kt6ry jednakowoz
odm6wi} przyjecia tomorrow
wojskowych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11
wyprobowanie prawa.

Oczy katoik6w caiego kraju zwr6cone strone stanu
Oregon gdze tamsza lunost katocka staa op6r ostat
przez legislature stanu prawa posat
dziec do szk publicznych nakazuacemu zakn4e szkol
Niedawno federany sad kraowy wyda{ decyzje
sprawe szk prywanych wiec parafialntch wszelkch
zakaad6w naukowych uznaac e maace prao istnenia
ako ze Konsyucja San6w Zjednoczonych gwaranue
stkm wonosc wyzna1 ezyka wolnego s}owa AiSci bez
gadania sic Konsyuce ami osatne orzeczenie Nawyz
szego Sadu szowinci amerykahscy stane Oregon powo
}an ud do anowego eiaia sadem
Klux Kan6w, moze wiekszosci czonkowe tel szatans-
kie organizac tanej uro sobie
petynach, re ylko bezwyznaniowe szkoy pubczne maa
stenia, wszystke zas nne nalezy zaknat izby
ME dac zby namacanych dowod6w uprzedzena do
katolk6w Oregon r6wnoczenie nakazano zamkn4e po-
dwoje mtarnej szkoy prywatnej ola chiopc6w Portland
Zawiadowca tel szkoy Hill powolywa sic najperw de-
cyzje Nawyzszego Sadu ale ze ME dozna pos}uchu ca}
prawodawczych najwyzszym sadze sanowym wn6s} po-
DAME do Najwyzszego Sadu kraowego adem jego posz
Siosy Najsweszej Rodziny ako zawadoczyne wyzszych
uczeln katockch czerech powiatach sanu Srona
zaca poaniu przyacza odnosny aryku} Konstyuc
gwarantuacy wonosc wyznah sowa paragraf XIV tel
re Konstyuc ja zabrana poszczeg6lnym
wana takich jakichby krepowaly osoba wolnose
bywate lub pozbawiay ich korzystana prywatne
ch w}asnosc Przyjee ostanio wymerzone przecw
szko}om prywatnym pozbawia rodzc6w opiekun6w jake
ch dzeci wonosci sumiena krom pozbawana
korzystana wfasnosc wece bo czyn sic wlasnose bez
uzyteczna Zbzaacy sic budz og6e zanteresowa-
ME katok6w re jak nalezy sic spodziewac
dla katok6w wyroku bedze da Boze nauka da szowni-
stow, Konsytucs San6w Zjednoczonych napisana bya
dla wszyskich obywate bez r6zncy wyzna ze wszyscy
jestesmy r6wni wobec prawa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11
TRIUMWIRAT BEDZIE RIA
DILL W. s,NIEMCZECH.

Berlin. - Kryzys rzadowy
w Niemczech trivia. Kanclerz
Stresemann odby1 konferencje
z prezydentem Written gdy in
nj cz}onkowie gabinetu obrado-
wall oddzielnie. Cz}onkowie
partji socjalistycznej ME pre-
rywaja swych posiedzen, ma
kt6rych zastanawiaja sic mad
obecna sytuacja.
Rezygnacja ca}ego gabinetu
jest rzecza nfeunikniona i jesz
cze spodziewat sic jej MONA:
Niemcy posiada nadzwyczajne
20 tlyktators. M twi@ ses3n4 "
niedalekiej przyszfoSci j Mem
cami bedzie rzadzi{ triumwirat
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11
w DUESSELDolkF Doszko
DO KRWAWEJ RZEZi.

Duesseldorf. Wielka de.
monstracja, kt6ra urzadzili Sc
paratysci, zakonczyia sic RE
zia. Okoio 20 os6b zosta}o "a.
bitych a rannych icza ma setki,
Dusseldorf .jeszcze dyszy
wzburzeniem zachodzi oba.
wa, ze zaburzeiia powt6rza
sic.
Francuskie w}&dze okupacyj
ne uzna}y niemiecka zielona pc
licje, t. wv. rzahowa policjs
bezpieczehstwa, za Wilma sprc
wokowania zablrzefl gdya
w}asnie policjanci zaczeli stree
lac podczas demonstracji, a pc
Mich kornunisci.
Szpitale i baraki policyjne sa
przepe}nione raihylni, a fran
cuskie wiadze udzielaja i'm
wszelkiej mozliIej pornocy.
~oW}adze fra3c}kie rozpocze
ly aresztowani4 aslonych po.
Hcj cjaata6 65N. w szyssy q S u 3 rpo1fcjanciii
znajdujacy sic W koszaracf, zc
stall oddani pod arsszt.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11
TELECRA AMY.

W sklad kt6reguo q wejdzie dzi-
siejszy prezydent Writ, kane
lerz stresemann psdobno JUL
przygotowa} rezyanacje sabi.
netu dla doreczs4iia jej prezy-
dentowi, kt6remu IA proponuje
takze rozwiazahie reichstagu.
z dotychczasowych ministr6w
zrezygnowai minister ekonomji
Raumer, lecz m6wia, ze i mini.
ster aprowizacji Luther takze
wystapi z cabinets. Wieczorem
przyby1y wojska % Berlina ce
lem wzmocnienia znajdujacej
sic tn za}ogi. sf
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11
'*Gosc W. Dom, Bog
W DOM.

z ziemi, ma kt6rej przodko.
vie nasi rodzili sic i zyli, kt6.
ra uzyznili praca, zrosili krwia
uswiecili mi}oscia W kt6rej
z}ozyli swe kosci; z ziemi, ma
kt6rej wielu z mas ujrza}o swia
ito dzienne, gdziesmy otrzy.
mali po raz pierwszy, gdzies.
my wzrastali i uzywali uciech
i rozkoszy dzieciecych; z zie.
mi, Q kt6rej czesto myslimy
ola kt6rej ME za}owalismy
ME za}ujemy ofiar z. naszego
mienia a nawet zycia; z ziemi,
do kt6rej nieraz tesknimy
pragnelibysmy juz jako wolna
ujrzec a nawet i kosci swoje
W niej z}ozyc...., przybywa je-
den z wielkich jej syn6w O.
bronc6w - JENERAL J0ZEF
HALLER.
To Polak - nasz Kodak -
Bojownik "a Ojczyzne.
Przyjezdza, aby z}ozyc po-
dziekowanie Narodowi Amery
kanskiemu nam tu}aczom "a
pomoc, "a ofiary, "a milosc
braterska homie okazana pod
czas olbrzymiego wzmagania
sic narod6w W wielkiej wojnie
swiatowej ! wybijania. sic ma
wolnoSe naszej biednej, przez
$50 lat ciemiezonej, Ojczyzny.
Nar6d amerykanski uczci Go
i przyjmie z okaza}oscia.
Przyjmijmy Go my wsze-
die - uroczyscie - z otwar
tenn screen, - re szczeroScia
i z ta staropolska goscinnoscia,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11
Juz cd rama panowa}o W
Dusseldorf slime poruszenie.

Juz cd rama panowa}o W
Dusseldorf slime poruszenie.
Ulice by}y peine publiczno-
Sci mimo wezwan, by ludnose
pozosta4a W mieszkaniach. -
Przyjechaio 25 pociag6w z r6z
nych stron Nadrenji, wioza-
cych nanifestant6w. Ma dwor.
'cu przyjmowa}a ich kompanja
publicznej milicji, kt6ra wias-
ME zaprzysiegla wiernosc zie-
lono-bia}o-czerwonej fladze, u
znanej ga god}o republiki mad
rehskiej.
/. okolo 1900 republikan6w
uda}o sic W pochodzie ma glow
na ulice Hindenburga, ozdo-
biona pomnikami Wilhelma l.,
Bismarka i Moltkego. Tlumy
|publicznosci przypatrywaly sic
parable, tax ze og6iem ze-
bra}o sic do 10000 os6b.
J6zef Matthes, przyw6dca
|separatyst6w, stojac pod POM
nikiem Wiihelma 1go, FACIAL
w}aSnie movie.
my separatysci, ME zywi-
my nienawisci do nikogo, prag
niemy tylko pokoju, bezpie-
czenstwa spokoju", powie-
dial Matthes, gdy wtem, bez
zadnego ostrzezenia paddy
strza}y z t}umu. Niemiecka po-
licja bezpieczenstwa zaraz da-
Ia salwy W t}um i rozpocze}a
sic strzelanina, kt6ra wnet "a.
mieniaa sic W rzez.
Wojska francuskie z mai
wieksza trudnoscia przywr6ci-
iy jaki TAXI porzadek, aresz-
tujac zielonych policjant6w.
Ruch separatyczny W Mad
renji powstai po wojnie. Celem
jego jest oderwanie bic Cd resi-
ty Niemiec. Cd czasu zajecia
Rphr przez Francnz6w ruch
ten zyskaf na sile. Wedie po..
przednich zapowiedzi, republi
ka nadrenska miaia bye pro.
klamowana.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11

jaka sic odznaczali zawsze ma
81 przodkowie. Mech znikna
wsr6d mas najmniejsze roz-
dzwieki, kwasy j spory partyj-
ne a radosc zapanuje pow
szechna. Okazmy, ze nasze u
mys}y serca So tax wielkie,
il W mich sic zmieszcza wszy-
scy zas}uzeni Ojczyznie Boha-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-11

terry.
Vital, Dostojny Gosciu! Jak
serca polskie stoja dla Ciebie
- otworem. Czcimy W Tobie
Polske, kt6ra ukocha}es, "a kt6
ra walczyles kt6ra - uosa-
biasz.
Wydzia} Narodowy Polski
W Ameryce.
Evening star., 1923-04-03
WOnen'S
Gloves
85c
F0bric-Kid
Lan,bskin

Your choice. or per-
haps Il pair Of each, at
so low a price.
The kid and lambskin
gloves are two-button
style. The fabric gloves
include elbow length.
12-button length. slip-on
and gauntlet styles.
Black. white, gray,
brown, beaver and silver,
but not everv color and
size in each kind. sizes
81 to 71a in the collec-
ton.
tThe Hecht Co.. First rloor.)
Evening star., 1923-04-03
Lingerie at 81
An Anniversary Feature
Regular and Extra Sizes

Regular Sizes
Coiored batise crepe dainty in As our
tain haze, light blue pink lavender and plenty
tIo1hs Enseote ChentSe
Step-n4s Bloonters p,iuCces Sine
Tailored and lace trimmed A YOU
appreciate to the fullest Sizes to
Extra Sizes
White muslin OF ervieeabe quality including gowns envelope
chense drawers, boomers,
Neatly trimmed with embroidery There
are also glngham petcoats the collection to 81
tThs Co, secand Floor)
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
5. 5. ALASKA SAILS WITH
 LARGE PASSENGER LIST

The steamship Alaska sailed at 2:3O o'clock Saturday morning for Seattle and way ports, with large passenger list. Passengers from Seward to the ports named below were:
 For Latouche-P. T. Draper, B. Coates, Jake Kirkpatrick.
 To Valdez-Mrs. c. H. Wilcox, Geo J. Love, Selma Scott, Mrs. Bruce Haines.
 For Cardova-John A. Clark, War ren H. Clark, Mrs. Eddy, Muriel Riv, CTS, Virginia Rivers, Mrs. John A. Clark, Edward Tyndall. Mrs. w. H. Moomaw, w. H. Moomaw. D. c. Brownell, A. E. Lathrop, Ruby de Graf, c. w. Hays, Mrs. G. w. Hays, H. H. Brownell, J. w. Brown, Tony Dahl, Alex B. Luce, Mrs. Luce. Wm B. bills, Mrs. bills, Margie Schechert Geo. E. Lewis, Mrs. Lewis, R. K Johnson, Miss Gladys Johnson, Miss Eva Gordon, Mrs. w. Schechert, w H. Engberg, Gene Miller.
 To Juneau-Jos. V. Evette, Elmer Friend, Will A. Steel.
 For Ketchikan-Mrs. Francis Perry A. Sidrik, Geo. Miller, P. B. Ricafort Harry McMaohn.
 For Seattle-J. E. Buckner Mrs. J E. Buckner, Nick Nourato, Rober Field, H. K. Goodant, E. A. Thede, F s. Frederick, s. NJ. Foster, L. Sewell E. Olson, D. P. LamOreauX, Mrs Daniel Barnes, Mrs. P. M. Cafferty J. E. Coutcher, Anna NJ. Hull, Mrs. I w. Callaghan, Thos. W. Callaghan G. B. Mcclellan, Mrs. c. E. Mcclellan Elmer La Belle, J. E. Chovin, Mrs Gertrude, Mrs. s. R. Tucker, A. Wal lacker, Mrs. A. Pierce, Mrs. Julia V Gurney, E. J. Mangar, Mrs. A. W Thomas, Capt. A. w. Thomas, insane Mabel J. Meyer.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
FIGHTERS ARE LOCATED
ROAD WORK AND STARRING

SHELBY, Mont, June 1S-Tommy Gibbons is getting located in his train ing quarters here for the fifteen round go with Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, here July 4, and today put in his time with light road work and sparring. His real training grind will not commence until the middle of the week. His training quarters with ring will be adjoining the big arena in which the world championship fight is to take place.
 Gibbons says he is in the best of condition, and only two weeks will be required to get himself in shape. His list of sparring partners, all of whom are here, comprises Bud German, over seas heavyweight; Jimmy Delaney, St. Paul middleweight; Joe Burke and j.. Clifford, heavyweights, who have been with the challenger. Martin Moore. a middleweight of St. Paul, and Taylor and Sammy Mandell, both bantams.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
CRAZY CH|NAMA|V. .SHOT.
B. c. LUMBERMAN SHOOTS CHI
 NEsE INTRUDER IN HOME

VANCOUVER, B. C., June 1S-A M. Herrie, a lumber dealer of Alder Grove, B. C., near the American line, south of here, was to have a hearing yesterday on charge of murdering an unidentified Chinese.
 MT. Herrie called up the Alder Grove policeman last night and report ed that the Chinese had appeared at a window and then, after Herrie had run outdoors to find the intruder, had entered Mrs. Herrie's bedroom. Herrie said that the Chinese then fled, and he followed, firing four shots. the last of which was fatal.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
LARGE LINER ASHORE

TOXIC, June 18-The $. s. Empress of Australia went ashore near Uraga in a heavy mist this afternoon and lat CT refloated under her own steam and entered Yokohama harbor.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
LOVE MAKER
 GETS COAT OF MOLASSES

DIES MONIES, June 15-Their ire aroused by George F. (Romeo) Hol- ter's alleged wooing of too many girls at Des Moines university a number of masked students are reported to have kidnapped Hotter from his room in Johnson hall early Saturday and took him ten miles north of Des Moines, where a coating of molasses, glue and feathers was applied to his body after he had been beaten with sticks.
 Hotter yesterday filed information under the new anti-mask law against two of his kidnappers, whom he claims he identified.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18

E. J. Mangan, operator of the Jewel mining property, recently sold under a labor lien, left on the Alaska for Los Angeles where he will raise mon- ey to redeem and operate the prop prty
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18

Miss Myrtle E. Wiley, representing Carter Rice & Co.,, paper manufactu- rers of Seattle, left today for Anchor age. She will return on the Alameda.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18

The motion picture company which arrived from Anchorage on their way to Cordova, took thirteen batteauX and boats with them to be used in the Abercrombie canyon scene. Three of these boats were built at Anchor age and ten here.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Department of the Interior. '. s. Land Office at Juneau, Alaska.

May .23, 1923. Notice is hereby given that Henry A, Murphy, of Uyak, Alaska, who on May 8. 1923, made homestead entry No, o5e92, for Lots 5, 6, 7, E1a SWA' SEA, Section 31, Township 33' B. Range 27 w, Seward Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before U. $. Land Office, Seattle Wash, and before W. H. Rager, Anchorage. Alaska, on the 18th day of July, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses: William J. Reigel, of Vanstone Ho- tel, Seattle, Wash.
 Jean Reigel, of Vanstone Hotel, Se- attle, Wash.
 Gladys D. Lewis, of Anchorage, Alaska.
 H. S. Albert, of Kodiak, Alaska.
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Register. First publication May 31,. 1923. Last publication July 3, 1923. Publish thirty-one times in daily.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
MOVING PICTURE COMPANY .-,
 PASSES THROUGH SEWARD

The Alaska Motion Picture Con- pany arrived here Saturday night on their way to Cordova where they will film several scenes at the glaciers and in Abercrombie canyon, after which it is reported they will leave for the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
LOGGING CAMP STARTED

Tom O'Hara and James Matatal Of Seward left today with team ot horses to prepare a logging camp at Fourth of July creek. where they have a large contract to log for the Resur- rection Bay Lumber Go.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
INDIAN POPULATION IF
 ALASKA Is NOW 27,153

WASHINGTON, June 18.-The De partment of the Interior today placed the Indian population of Alaska at 27,153.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
FALL PREDICTS vDLsTEAD
 ACT WILL BE MODIFIED

LONDON, June 1S.-Former Secre- tary of the Interior Fall predicted to- day that the United States congress would amend the prohibition laws, to allow the manufacture and sale of light wines and beer -.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18

D. c. Brownell, former operator at the Liberty, arrived on Saturdays train and left on the Alaska for Cor dova with the motion picture troupe. MT. Brownell is said to be rapidly adding laurels to his fame as a special stunt man for the company
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
GOVERNMENT IS NOW
 LIVING WITHIN INCOME

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Presi- dent Harding announced to the heads of departments and bureaus this aft ernoon that the government had lived within it's income within the past 12 months.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18

Donald H. Tyer, secretary-treasurer of the Gateway, left on the Alaska for Hale, Mo-, in response to tele- gram stating that his mother was in the hospital and seriously i'll. He will return in about six weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-18
DEPOsiTORs GET DECISION
 IN SUIT AGAINST BANK

SEATTLE, June 18.-The Depart ment of Justice suit for half million dollars against the defunct Scandina- vian American Bank was decided to- day in favor of the depositors, by Superior Judge D. F. Wright.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-09
B0NDSMAN CATCHES
THIS BAIL JUMPER

After being held in $500 bail for
Court OF General Sessions more than
six months ago. Tony Catrini failed
TO appear in the higher tribunal for
trial on a charge OF larceny OF an
axe and saw from the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. His bond was
ordered forfeited and a capias issued
for him last September.
Vinccnzo Andreoh. 522 West Sec
ond street bondsman for the bail
jumper. effected the arrest OF Cat
rini at Clearheld. Pa. after receiv-
ing information last week that the
man had located there. He went 20
that city and after several hours
diligent search found him at work
in a factory. His arrest and return
to this city followed.
Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court this morning, turned Catrini
over to Deputy Sheriff 7. z. McNahb
to he surrendered in Court OF Gen
cral Sessions.
Catrini was later taken before
Judge Rodney in Court Of General
Sessions and was held in $500 bail.
double the amount previously set in
the case, for trial at the next term
OF Court.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-09
COMPENSATION FOR
BOY; FATHER KILLED

At the meeting Of the Industrial
Accident Board this morning It was
ordered that s4.75 weekly be paid to
Arthur Parson, the nine-year-ol
son Of Ira Parson. over n period OF
400 weeks or until the boy attain
ed the age Of 1s years. The com
pensatlon 70 be paid by the Penin-
sula Auto Express Company, whose
truck ran over and killed the father.
near ST. Georges. January S. 1898.
The compensation Is 10 be paid
through the boys nearest friend. an
aunt. Mrs. Amelia Elliott. OF Sails
bury. Nd, with whom the child is
TO reside.
At this afternoons hearing the
board will pass for the first time on
tage, injured while in the employ
of a local corporation. The appli-
cation for compensa ton was made
TO the board against the General
Chemical Co. in whose employ Joseph
was when he was in
iured on January %. 1922. Under
the compensation laws Of Delaware
alien parents are barred from re-
ceiving compensation. The royal
Italian Counsel has presented a
claim TO the board declaring that
portion Of the law violates the
treaty between this country and
Italy. and is therefore unconstitu-
ional. wI;lf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-09
HOUSE PASSES
PAROLE BILL
Dope" Users Barred From
Obtaining Freedom Under
Its Provisions
FREE MURDERERS
AFTER IS YEARS
stan Correspondent.

stan Correspondent.
STATE HOUSE. DOVER. Feb. q
With only two votes recorded
against II the parole bill introduced
BY Representative Brogsn, Of Will
mingtOn, was passed by the House
yesterday afternoon. This was the
bill that the late Warden Plummer.
advocated at the last session OF the
Legislature and before his death
had aroused much sentiment for
the measure throughout the etste
The bill as passed yesterday was
House substitute for the original bill
The substitute. which came from
committee in lieu Of the original bill.
was offered by Representative Led
mum and eliminates those convicted
OF the use. possession or sale OF
narcotics from any benefits under
the bill. This substitute was accept
able 20 the advocates OF the bill.
Under the bill as passed every
prisoner sentenced to one year or
more. excepting those sentenced for
certain sex crimes and for use. pos
session and sale OF dope" could be
paroled under this bill. This would
include murderers sentenced for
life. providing they have served fif- /
teen years of that sentence.
The bill was advocated on the |
floor by Representauve Brogan. the I
William +. Smalley. OF .
representing the Prison .
Aid Society and Representative |
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