THE - ' ANDIDAILY UNION ARGUS.i iVENTY-FIRS- T ASSOCIATED UC-SF- YEAR NO. 84. PBESS -D WW TUESDAY JANUARY 24, 1922 FOURTEEN PAGES. CONSOLIDATED PRESS I.EASKP WIM PRICE FIVE CENTS. 11 0 Fn Tf1 (q frTi "5)fm A 101 if IF U. Monsignor Luigi Sincero, ASK S. TO MAY'-B- E The Argus' MAFFI New Conclave Secretary, FINDINGS OF David DENIES RAIL Business TAKE OVER Probably Will Be Cardinal Lawrence CHOSEN JUDGE FAVOR LINES WERE Review ' Washington, Jan. 24. (By the retary of the conclave which elect- Says: (By Consolidated Associated Press.) Monsignor ed Pope Pius X, who appointed him Clreom-stnnce- Press.) Combination of s" Luigi Sincero, one of the most im- immediately pro-secret- of state Has Prevented ALL NAVIES Telegraphic dispatches from portant prelates in the papal curia, and conferred on him red on the hat Accepting-AllV- nation's Important NEXT POPE FILLED MILK Hardin? From Centers as a result of the changes incident the first consistory of his pontificate Con-ferenc- e; giving Business Jnews Bid to Genoa BADLYUSED and to the death of Pope Benedict, it in November, 1903. Isolation Bloc" In Reviews of Interest and Im- was said here today, will automatic-- Benedict an Execution.. portance to Merry Senate Threaten Opposition Frodacer and ally become secretary of the con del Val was then only 351 to Anns Meet Treaties; Editor Proposes a Consumes. clave, a position second only to that years old. In the following con- farm Archbishop of Pisa Is Fa- CO- Mav Nullify Wisconsin France's Refusal to Discuss ft TYIATnh.h1n In t ho. unrrsrf l- PlllVP hnvAv.r Ran(it Y 7 wnon i Reparations One Cause. Declares Carriers' Equip- Kovel Method to Set- vored by Italians and lege. Monsignor Boggiani, secretary of Law Against Sale of BY JL. B. LAUOLOS. At first canon and professor in the conclave, presented him with ment in Poor Condi- tle War Debts. Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 24. The the seminary at Vercelli in Pied-- ; the white cap, took oS his red one. (Copyright, 1922, by The Argus.) Government. Compounds. Washington, D. C, Jan. 24. smoke clouds over Pittsburgh are mont, Monsignor Sincero some slowly folded it, and put it in his Just tion at Beginning. years ago was called to Rome a3 pocket. In fact, Monsignor Bog-audit- or why the United States government thickening and this is welcomed of the Holy Sacred Trib- -. giani was not made a cardinal until will not its represented officially men re- , at the economic conference to be Washington, Jan. 24. (By the here as a sign of Rome, 24. (By Asso- unal of the Rota, the court which more than two years later, in the 24. Jan. the consistory 4, Madison, Wis., Jan. Findings heid at Genoa ln March is" for tros sociated Press.) A proposal turning industrial activity. Plant among other things is entitled to of Dec. 1916. At the on constitutionality Washington, 24. ciated Press.) While thousands be- - election Pope which the of moment the most interesting stoy Jan. Assertjns the United State3 offer to take resumptions are the lorder of the ' grant annulment of marriages of Pius VII., which the 1921 tilled milk law largely will tit al- - streamed past the bier of Benedict tween collabor- - took place in the capitol. 'iat the railroads werv? turned back entire navies of the ' Catholics. He also in Vienna because his orer the day and a steady expansion in predecessor depend, were reported to the su ro one reason but a combina- - owners period of lirt at full cost "as payment to- -' XV, in the Basilica of St. Peter's ated with Cardinal Gasparri in his had bean persecuted ".r to their aner the nearly all lines is in evidence preme court today by Judge A. G. 'tion of circumstances has Drevent- "broken-down- " rd the billions they owe the today pay to codification of the canon law and French Republic as he himself was government control in a her-aid- ed to reverence the dead special Ar-- - Steadiness in price of steel is now sacred col- -, by Napoleon, re-- Zimmerman, referee. ed President Harding from accept- condition, were denied today piited States," accept on account prelate, cardinals of the church is secretary of the the conclave, it is guments on the law, which pro- - as an indication of increase - . . , . in on behalf of the United States by Hines, in a statement tie allies' other war equipment at were on way from many for- lege. . called here, was held in a monas i f , , , . Walker i their , p ixjdLiui.a.i.uit; ji v - - o in demand and for the last month X 111 MM I tofr Af tha1U V cararnltv TV iiiuiio , , , ul luc... me invitation recent - extended dv thAvuv intnrGttAj Junk prices" and sail "this grand eign to participate in trl HI If J V. a Ul lUi (tilt JL j vfvuviui u l " rommft prices in this market have been countries the v' product in Wisconsin, prooaoiy win the allies to helt reconstruct Eur- - mmmitroa in TL'Hifh ha smu h hc- - armada w tile lJaciiic and there be election of a new pope. of court, practically unchanged. Automobile by monastery i be,se5 tor the March term ope and indirectly the economic sit- - iieve(1 government "had sub- - lank 10 miles deep with all flags The brief intervals before the freauentlv made a cardinal the the was asked to act as the ' are in in Judge Zimmerman's findings on uation of the whole world. over - maintained the tying", made to the national manufacturers the market convening of the conclave, which, - Ktantiallv w3 a broader way and their purchases ot.iT h- h na Mart. Pius wa nhnoon fh the action brought by the Carna- First, the "isolation bloc in tn3 AnninmoTit" nf thA rnails agriculture conference today by has been set for Feb. 2, will, how- tt- vii r.tnr company, no- - are making a good impression on ed. secretary of the conclave before him and presented tion Milk Products in United States senate has served Mr Hines told the committee as Herbert Myrick, ed.tor of Farm and ever, prevent some of them notably the knelt hint -. company pon- - hearings before him, Nov. 17, to tice that if the administration in- railroad in Home, of Springfield, Mass. production.. The Ford is Dougherty assists him in putting on the with the white cap. The new pope a witne in its ceneral in unspecified Cardinal of Philadelphia, began Dec. 1, declared that compounds sists on going to Genoa, it can ex-- ! quiry reports the end of Mr. Myr.ck also proposed reduc- - the market for an and the Canadian and Brazilian car- tifical robes, and, kneeling before folding his red cap, but the that at quantity of stock. ; cap which courage to made from skimmed mils and pect serious opposition to ratifica-- 1 fetjeral control showed locomotives ion of the United -- ja.es budget frame dinals from arriving i n time to him, hands him the white rector took remind his the-loca- l cocoanut oil "are not harmful or tion of the treaties and conventions (or army navy to pre-- Although wage contracts in the pontiff puts on his bead. In Holiness of the custom of placing to De in "distinctly better condition its and the ! vote, unless the election is unduly confer-jtna- n ts cap sec-re- deleterious as a food either for adopted at the Washington beginning" and the con-adul- war figure and the utilization of industry will expire shortly prolonged. turn some popes have placed their the red on the head of the d - at tlle and an industrial struggle is fore-- ' cap on kneeling ' retary. or children, but are not de- ence on armament. djtjon of freight cars to "compare tie dilterence which he said, would! Cardinal O'Connell of Boston the head of the dis-- no has consistory, thus1 The new pontiff, israble as a complete substitute for; Second, the administration is i favorably" with that time, lie $600,000,000 towards paying the cast there is inclination to cabled that he is taking passage to- secretary of the recalling that stocks in evidence, owing showing intention of raising the rector was a Servite, made a milk because of the lower vitamine couraged over the refusal of France It must be remembered, he -" tonus for tue former service men. day, and a possible to their i has chance to discuss reparations at Genoa, an generaily were in "ex-Th- e The national agricultural confer- - to the large potential output of non- providing them to the purple. play on words and replied: ed lnat both ' enter the election, the adjustment of wh;ch regarded as be- - union mines. Cardinal Merry del Val was sec-- 1 "You will be served.! distinction in food' value is ceedinlv poor condition at the nice turned to t.urope today for a new pope is not chosen on the first between whole milk and milk essential to economic recuperation gen-- 1 Rail trade compares favorably the ginning of federal operation. jtady of factors causing the ballot. compounds the judge found to lie everywhere. Although had been some ral American laxm depression ana in volume with that of last January j is no outstanding foreign- there ' There in the fact that "the compound ap-- U. S. Must Make Good. shortage of maintenance in rail a, for possible means of relief. and downward price revisions are er 'among the candidates for the producing buyers. Automobile SENATE VETOES SAYS RAILROAD pears to be deficient in vitamines." Third, unless the United States cross ties and ballast on some roads, Tells Kuropeau Situation. high post, but Cardinal Maffi," arch- But, added, varied diet such government can make good G. F. N. Y., j salesmen declare it is harder to men- he "a the Mr. Hines said, this had beeu Warreu of Ithaca, bishop of Piza, is prominently RESOLUTION ON SLOGAN IS 'WE as is used by the American people promises and agreements entered "greatly exaggerated.' Just back from a trip or mvesuga-lio-n sell cars than it was a year ago, tioned as the government's choice. SINO-JA- generally supplies ample vitammjs into Dy tne executive branch of the Kt-a'- in Europe, told of the effect but that the demand is there. Re-- : Others being discusssed are Car- P ROW NEED THE CASH' Cites Testimony. duction in prices window and the amount of any particular government and present to the Stating that critics of the rail- ef the situation there on American for glass dinal Lafintaine of Venice, and Car- necessary proper fully Amer- con- -. vitamine for world ratified treaties, road administration the rail apiculture and emphasized the have stimulated demand and dinal Haiti, of Milan. ica's con anions needs tractors and opti- growth is not known." word at international of accurate information for architects are Inter Benedict Wednesday I Arms Meet Virtually Illinois Man Flays ferences in the future will be American farmers as to .European mistic of increased building opera- Refers to Chemists. ofigtartinK point the idea that their The interment of Benedict has little avail. equipment was ideal condition production and demand. tions. Settles Siberian Carriers for Keen- "Chemists have apparently dem- Ever since the return of Hiram in "For some years conditions been fixed tentatively for tomorrow, addi- when the government took control, the period of lying Up onstrated," he said, "that in Johnson from a trip to California assump In Europe will be subject to err- BY ELWEXCKS. the usual in state Question. ing Rates. tion to protein, caloric volume and Mr. Hines, to refute this being curtailed because of the ttl "isnlntirtn nlnf" nrmcictiTiir nf tion, testimony of President atic changes both in supply and Paul, Jan."24. Frozen sans necessary ior a wen oaianueu rhp original -- cited7. St credits prelate's wish that his body be not irrorancltuht" hn ' iernand," said Air. Warren, "if we BCXLETDT. Washington, 24. required an additional h' in the northwest are undergoing embalmed. Jan. Railroads diet there is fought the VersaUles treaty plus a are to adjust our production to 'productive substance' of recent dis-- j Washington, Jan. 24. (By have "lost sight ot the economic few others from the Democratic I t;B"r a January thaw in spite of the cold While there seems to be no doubt ! in effect, he said, that it had been meet the changing demand we must the Associated Press.) covery vitamines. 8lde o chamber have constitu- - that the next pope will be an Ital- The measure for fixing rates what the ' the impossible to passenger have the fullest and most carefully weather. Banks are declining, re- rovernments signatory to "The milk compound," Judge ted an opposition formidable enough maintain analyzed ian, the newspapers draw a distinc- the traffic is able to bear and are do-lx- Lg car equipment, that the continuous information. Agriculture newals and insisting on at least four-pow- er Zimmerman pointed out, "contains four-- a pact treaty, It was v to prevent ratification of the one-ye- ar tion between Italian popes, express- of freight cars had left is not a We oth-exce- service business. partial payment whenever that learned today, have agreed on business under one slogan, 'We sufficiency of all other elements, power Pacific treaty as well as pt heed to of is- - ing the hope that the next pontiff - treat numbers in need of repairs, know all the currents course possible but they are an exchange of notes defining: need the money'," V. O. Johnston one class of vitamines re- er pacts adopted by the Washing-quire- d European as ad-na- ce may be one who will put an end to and locomotive repairs also had movement far in carrying the deserving fanner and the treaty as not applicable to of Lincoln, 111., declared today in to make a food complete as ton conference. Mr. Johnson's an-w- as possible. This involves cheaper farm labor. the long difference between the suffered from inefficient and insuffi church and government. the mainland of Japan. opening the case of the producers as wholesome." nounced opposition has stiffened labor. continued study of European and Firm wool prices and more profit the Italian He concluded the compound some of his wavering cient ; Seemingly for that reason Cardinal of construction materials at the that the backs of Mr. Hines said the governmen later of Russian farm 'conditions in livestock are counted on to im- "is a wholesome food product in j colleagues. Brandegee, an in- Maffi, archbishop of Piza, is uni- Washington, Jan. 24. The senate interstate commerce commission's Senator adopted a "perfectly prop ky men who are skilled in the prove outlook j had the for prosperity. versally favored by with little debate and a investigatiqn into transportation the sense that bread, potatoes or original irreconcilable, told the on its maintenance pol terpretation of farm facts. We also Wholesalers and jobbers report the Italians. without lean meats, or cereals, or fruits are White house the feeling against limitation" teed The newspaper JPopolo Romano, record vote rejected j icy and had "substantially over continuous information that increased business the resolution ed j and demand for says "the candidate to whom the vrmlAent ot the National wholesome foods, each for their meddling in Europe's affairs was maIntained.. ron"ing equipment. dears on demand." shoes, dry goods, by Demo--J Pro-cra- t, drugs, chemicals government will give sup- Senator Walsh, sociation of Sand & Gravel, uses and purposes and that of milk! still strong in the senate and that generally. He contradicted a state- Mr. Warren r.sserted that because all its ! and general merchandise is satis- port will be Cardinal Maffi, who Montana, asking the president ducers, Mr. Johnston declared compound is especially in cooking jit was going to be difficult getting of Daniel Willard, presi- deflation did not begin in Europe factory. Heavy is ' ment advertising is hold- noted for his Jtalianity." for informationas to the conversa-- present rate schedules had put and baking." a treaty through which dealt with of the Baltimore & Ohio to antil last year, prices there were ing retail trade steady. tions relating to Shantung being "both us and the railroads on the Referring testimony introduced Pacific affairs, dent Kill much above the pre-w- ar level Government Denies lnflncnee. the effect that the administration The tattoo of the carpenter's carried on by the Chinese and Jap way to lose the capital invested in by the state in support of its charge jji Question to Come, change in car repair and had stimulated production to agency, com- - had ordered a hammer already is sounding ihe Through the Stefani news anese arms conference delegations. this industry." of fraud in the sale of milk President Harding will not, of standards, asserting that the test,' meet the demand. beginning of building construction. the Italian government stated today Washington, Jan. 24. (By th "If the roads had given the time pounds. Judge Zimmerman found course, say publicly that, he is re-- Finance Own of inspection under federal eont Trade. Projects involving the expenditure it was in no way trying to influ- Associated Press.) settle- - money to efforts in maintain- - milk company itself "does fusing go to Genoa because of j Kurope financed mufch Virtual and that the to were "probably more strict" f. "rnierly of $100,000,000 in Minnesota, North ence the choice of the next pope. ment of the Siberian question, so ; ing our industry by lower rates not appear to have advertised the the situation in the senate, but he of t world pro-du- e ' prior to it. trade in farm and South Dakota are counted on While all legal provisions would be far as the Washington arms con-- ', that they spent in fostering its compound as 'milk or milk com - is saying that until the Washing- - Labor Efficiency. dlN'ow we must do it," "de-d- a! rigidly enforced, was every Compare to make 1922 record building year. it said, ference is concerned, was under-- 1 early establishment, or that they pound' or authorized others so to ton conference has completed its Comparing the efficiency of labor Mr. Warren, adding, "this convenience would placed op-- at Railroads are preparing to spend be at the stood to have been reached today are now spending in blindly do,", although many grocers had work, there's no use talking about under government control, the only me.ua a readjustment in the metho- disposal i many million dollars in car repairs, of the cardinals coming to the meeting of the far eastern posing rate reductions, both the advertised "milk compounds." other international conferences. By true basis for which, he said. a?ter ds of financing American agricult- Rome, being in- i shop and station improvements and) the railroads given committee with the acceptance of country and the railroads would be completing its work is not meant eight-hou- r ure." to the change to the day, track maintenance. structions facilitate their travel. the Japanese statement promising further on the road to normalcy merely the adjustment of the main was the number of "man hours paid In all European countries, ho The Great Northern railroad! Observers of the situation are complete withdrawal from Russian than they are today," Mr. Johnston conference. That's only the begin- added, being "to ONE LYNCHED IN for," Mr. Hines declared, thj efforts were made shortly will start a double track-- commenting on the feeling of con- territory upon establishment of a said. ning. It means ratification of the of service per man be nt so no importi- "traffic units that ing project between Lamona aud ciliation that seems to be general, stable government. Secretary Asks Bate Cats. treaties by the senate. For when 82 in ng will be required." ad- hour" had increased from Blue Stone, Washington, to relieve with wishes expressed that past Hughes made a statement of the Production heavy low-gra- the Washington conference 96 1917 1918, The drop in the price of European differences bo made up aud of merely 1915 to in and and traffic congestion. that position of the United States in materials, he added, was being scat- CITY journs it will have reached 100 1919, showing m.orj tana products, come sec-re- OKLAHOMA in thus he said, did not the whole membership of the d which he was understood to have country to the same point as the Versailles be- until last summer, one year college tered over the small units per man hour than ever after BY JAMES ALLERTO.. be made welcome guests. reaffirmed the policy of the Ameri- neighborhood and community con- peace conference the critics then fore." The figure was increased to the drop here, and they are still Estimates of the number of per- can government as against terri- cerns, begin their work of dissection and much ar New York, Jan. 24. The naming while the larger and perhaps 101 in 1920, he said. higher as compared with pre-- sons who filed past the bier of the torial aggression. more efficient plants with volume 5egro and Wife Bnrned to analysis. The senate is keeping some 1922 200,-00- Second prices than in the United of prices for lines by the pope yesterday range between 0 be- quiet until the whole set of treaties States. Agree on Pacific Forts. output were being closed up, Death in Home in Strike Disor- leading interests in the cotton and and 300,000, and it was expect- cause is submitted. Then the biggest While eo-- Agreement on the Pacific island the materials could not bear May Martial Law. the deflatinsr nrocess is woolen stim- ed these figures would be largely over dis- ders; Mean question of all will be answered 29 BELOW ZERO to? on textiles has served to fortifications question, which the cost of transportation in the allied and neutral buying exceeded today. . under any length. whether the executive branch of countries, g ulate in those lines to some the Bonin island adjacent to Japan tances of inflation is still progress-to- extent in this market. The prices Mr. Johnston asked the commis- Oklahoma City, Okla., Jan. 24. the government under a Republi- in middle Europe, London, 24 The col- are not to be fortified, also was re- can administration can do any more and eastern of the offerings of the Amoskeag Jan. sacred sion to remove not only . the rate Governor J. B. A. Robertson today Ur. Warren declared. lege at Rome has decided to post- ported to have been reached. in handling the senate on foreign IN IOWA TOWt Manufacturing company , and the increases granted to the railroads remained silent on the question of "These facts are of interest to as," American Woolen company were pone until this evening the definite in 1920 on construction materials, sending troops into the packing policy than a Democratic adminis- added, "not only because they more of to fixing of the time for the final ser- but half of the 25 per cent in here in connection tration. The drive for ratification be- a mental hazard the house district not begun, first victory "mutate farm production, but trade than a check to purchases for vices for Pope Benedict whether GROCER'S WIFE creases imposed upon the rates by with the disorders .since ta calling has but the Mason City, Iowa, Jan. 24. The cause when inflation takes place they shall be held tonight or Wed- during by packing hou3a has been won by the isolation bloc. rapidly the reason that reduction from the the railroad administration of a strike the government weather instrument-- ! prices can not keep up cot- nesday, says an Exchange Tele- 1918. The 1920 amounted Several days ago Jake 29 de- o nence 1921 levels were made in both increases workmen. (Continued on Page Thirteen.) here showed a minimum of purchases in the world graph dispatch from Rome, today. to approximately 40 per cent in negro strike-breake- r, was "arrets ton and woolen goods. Many job- Brooks, a grees below zero last night, are checked." bers have already committed them- ROUTS BANDITS eastern territory, 35 per cent in lynched and Sunday night the bod- temperature recorded since selves for a larger amount of goods IRISH PROGRESS. 'western territory, and 25" per cent ies of another negro strike-break- er 1912. than last year. London, Jan. 24. Arrangements in southern. and his wife were found in the j FOR HAYS' JOB? Oshkosh, Wis., Jan. 24. The cold 2,266 ' of their burned home. wave lowest of the MOPLAHS Buying of equipment of railroads for establishing the Irish Free Peoria Woman Throws Grape ruins hit its mark continues on a liberal scale in this State made substantial progress. Five men have been bound over winter here last night when the section. Basic building material FnLLs Condensed Milk and On-Io- ns ONE MAN DIES IN for trial on a charge of murder in government thermometer recorded prices are showing gradual ad- at Woold-B- o Bobbers. connection with the lynching of 23 degrees belcw zero. The ice on SLAIN IN INDIA vances and while construction has i Brooks, and three others were the lake is 20 to 22 inches thick, 1 enter pleas to- year ago was 10 12 been checked to some extent by in- KING GUSTAF DLL 111., scheduled to their where a it to Peoria, Jan. 24. Burglars day on similar charges. inches. - clement weather, an increased vol- entering the grocery store of Shak- BURNING HOUSE building section Plans have been made to put the , V Portland, Maine, Jan. 24. Tem- Plhi, India, 24. (By Ass- ume of new in this er Essa, Assyrian, weTe routed last military h Jan. the immediately under peratures ranging from an unofficial ociated seems assured. district Pria Tha oiti jtir.n in night when Mrs. Essa unexpected rule should word be received from reading of 34 below zero, at Gorham Shoe faptories in this section are - Malabar up-"n- g ly came in while Essa was being companies of district, where an occupied on orders and i,m,m ri' t K.ni:ir the governor. Five to seven below at the weather bu- of the Moplahs broke out in well future held up and hurled grape fruits national guardsmen were under or- reau marked the coldest -- silk of Pater-so- n Clad 53 Alarms in Chieaero . jr. here "susi satis-fjfcrtl- y. some of the mills the Condensed milk and onions at the prepared to take charge. r reg- last, is progressing forced to in- ders to be t jn weather of the winter in the The number of Moplahs district have been robbers, putting them to flight- - Between p. m. and 12 p. m. ion today. died in (V,., crease their working schedules. The 5 resumption of work in the cloak Peoria, 111- -. Jan. 24. Four below wounded 1.625. . captured. be- low- '.588. produced in- Chicago, Jan. 24. One man is IN zero here this morning was the and voluntarily and suit factories has VOLUNTEERS De- surrendered creased activity in that section of lieved to have been burned to est mark reached since late in Late Bulletins death, and three families were cember, 1920, the weather bureau (Continued on Page Four). forced to flee to the street, scantily annonnced. Ice companies are har- Washington, Jan. 24. Sena- clad, early today when tire de- INDIA, 180,000 vesting 1,600 tons of ice for the tor Simmons, Democrat, of stroyed a three-stor-y dwelling here. Illinois Central. The ice U 12 inches w0MAN FOUNDER Jiorth Carolina, announced to- With the temperature at four de- thick. - OP CLUB day In the senate that he would grees above zero, a new record for PRESS r 1 offer the soldiers' bonus fire alarms was set when 53 were Washington, Jan. 24. The In- WEDS SON-IN-LA- THE WEATHER bill as an amendment to the for- turned in between 5 p. m. and mid- dian nationalist Volunteers have eign debt ' funding bill, now night. signed 180,000 men, including ll.OOrtj ADDS MOTORIST, troops, within the ; New York. Jan. 24. Mrs. pending In the senate. British Indian RECOGNIZES CAR, "jrah Wright Wednesday. last week, H. Ghose, director of the McDannold, foun- Fair tonight and Washlnirton, 84 American commission to promote HAS HTM PINCHED der and vice president of the Slowly rising temperature. Local Jan. (By the BACKS "Oman's zero Associated Press.) Althoasrh SENATE in India, declared Press club of this temperature tonight between President Harding' believes in a Ktaiement 'issued here today. "tT. and her son-in-la- w, George that Chicago, Jan. 24. Oscar A. 10 above. : and the work of the Washington The Volunteers, which were outlaw fori' Knudson passing mo- Jrwe. planned today to go Highest temperature yesterday. November, he said, are se- noticed a a Cjty conference eventually will lead ACTION ed in iiiJn in near his home be 4 NORRIS torist distress magistrate and 7; lowest last night, below. to reduction of both cretly drilling and have increased a!UTied. velocity 7 a. m., five naval and and hastened to heip him ia his "Of Wind at land armament, be is not pre- in number to 1,400,000. course. I know I am old miles per hour. efforts to repair an engine "rough to be his mother," she Precipitation, none. pared now to recommend any which had stalled. After con- J"a. "bat I have been at the yester. yester. today radical redaction in the land Washington, Jan. 24. The senate MILLED GEVTLLE versing for a few moment., a of forces of the United States. without a record vote today adopt- DR. HUBERT WORK. great light suddenly J the household for a 12 m. 7 p.m. 7 a.m. STOPE of dawned many ed the resolution submitted by Sen- is burned; Dr. Hubert Work Colorado, la- years. a way we 4 6 I on Knudscn and a moment JJd In Dry bulb temp. ... Washlnirton. 24 de- Republican, Nebraska, now first assistant postmaster gen- - Jan. The ator Norris. ! ter, a policeman .business partners and htilh lamn 9 3 5 Daugherty Sterling, 111., Jan. 24. Wallace is talked of as the most like-- when pa.sed, sre XT' tr tr nnstaf V nf Sweden fa re cision of the United States gov- asking Attorney General eral, Knudson had the ar- interested in the same Relative humid. ..62 50 73! as to participation department of justice Fike's grocery store in Milledge-- ; ly successor to Hays when Hays' motorist seriously ill with an attack ernment in whether the ! Today mo- it is the logical thing stage 7 a. m. 3.8, ported here, was de- - j rested. the car the River at noj was 63 June. the European economic confer, contemplates separate action villa, north of totally resigns the postmaster generalship and isn't any rea-- 24 of influenza. He last by today, j torist was trying to fx was in change ln last hours. sons, of ence at Genoa, probably will be against the International Harvest- stroyed fire early with an; March 1 to become high commis- - t the eldest ; ?,to make anv over it." p. m.; He has three indus-overheat- Knudson's earate. It vra? his fuss Sunset today 5:08 sunrise bring about dissolu- estimated loss of about $3,000. An sioner of the motion picture ed !? t'the, is Crown Prince Gustaf up before the end of the pres. er company, to I own car which had been stole... I daughter of Mrs. 7:22 a. m. i whom alleged stove is supposed to j try. He was a physi- - tomorrow 1882 and ent week, it was said today at tion of what the resolution practicing 1 coannold, died a year ago. ANDREW HaMRICK. Adolf, who was born in have caused the blaze. ! Meteorologist1 married in 1905. the White house. to be a trust. - - cian before entering politics.