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President Held Back by Storms 60,000 Men Strike in Petrograd Long Term Meted out to Berger Good News from Aged Statesman Cloudy And Colder Today ^ m Real Patriots Pay Their Followed.By Rain Or Snow By Night. Income Tax Without Any Penalties. NAVAL CONVOY CRIPPLED PRESIDENT Tacoma Man 60,000 MEN Papal Envoy LONG TERM Wilson Note GOOD NEWS HELD BACK New Envoy STRIKE IN Attends Rite METED OUT Of Sympathy For Gibbons BOARD U. S. S. FROM AGED ONGEORGE WASHING- WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—James TON , Feb. 21.—Presi- Cardinal Gibbons, head of the Roman dent Wilson sent the following BY STORMS Catholic Hierarch PETROGRAD y in the United TO BERGER message of condolence on STATESMAN States Thursday received a tribute unique in the history of the church at learning of the attack upon the celebration of his golden episcopal Premier Clemenceau: Convoys Forced To Want End Of Civil jubilee. With a personal representa- Judge Sends Him to Clemenceau tive of the Pope in attendance, a bril- "Lansing, American mission, Shows liant pontifical High Mass was sung by Prison for Twenty Paris: Please convey to Mon- Leave His Liner War, Free Trade, the aged prelate in the church of the No Bad Symptoms Franciscan Monastery at Catholic uni- sier Clemenceau my heartfelt In Mid-ocean versity in the presence of the most no- Years; 4 Others sympathy and my jo at his es- Cable Says table gathering of clergy and laity ever y Surgeons Say held in North America. Afterwards cape. I sincerely hope that the RADIO GIVES DETAILS the dignitaries attended a dinner at SECURE BAH ; APPEAL report that he was only sli ght- REDS LOSING GROUND the university where Cardinal O'Con- PULSE ABOUT NORMAL ly injured is altogether true. 1 NEWPORT R. I., nell of Boston , presented the vener- CHICAGO, Feb. 21. - -A maximum , Feb. 21.—The LONDON , Feb. 21.— ( British Wire- H y As able priest a purse of S.">0 ,000 the gift prison sentence of twenty years was was deeply shocked by the I 'o.'i'ite .i 1' i vss destroyers Gamble, Meredith and less Service)— Sixty thou.-and work- PARIS , Feb . 20,-A of his fellow bishops and archbishops. imposed by Federal Jud ge Landis j bulletin at 6:5G Harding have been ordered men are on strike in Petrograd , de> news of the attack. u 'clock this by the Papal Envoy Present. Thursday upon Congrc-sman-elect evening by the attending marding the end of civil war , and tha -urgeons- , says: commandant of the second n3val dis- Pope Benedict , represented by Arch- Victor L. Herger, of Milwaukee , and (Signed) establishment of free trade, according "M . L iemenceau ' trict to proceed to sea and escort the bishop Cerrotti , assistant papal secre- four other Socialist leaders , who in " s condition continues to a Russian wireless dispatch re- WOODROW WILSON." satisfactory. Pulse , tary of state , sent a letter, which was final pleas likened themselves to his- 71 temperature, 37 steamer Georoge Washington, with ceived here today. Uentigradei ( 'MX) " read at the mass, bestowing his bene- tory 's greatest martyrs. The five men fahrenhcit > , tho presidential party to Bo3ton. Reliable information received in It was e.i s-dy diction on the cardinal , his clergy and convicted of conspiracy to obstruct the disc ern.il.'le , howevci London from sources which might bo that a more pessimistic attitude was. the faithful of the See of Baltimore . draft in violation of the espionage act. British Delegates ^ expected to t>e sympathetic with the prevailing in the premier s household WASHINGTON , Feb 21 . The. More than 00 prelates attended the .succeeded in obtaining release of S2*> . - Ku-sian revolution goes to show that than last evenng. Madame Brabant IV s dential .-hip. Gc rgc Washington , services. Distinguished laity included 000 bail from Judge Alschuler and de- , apposition to the Bolshevik rule is in- Say Germany Will housekeeper I ;r M. Clemenceau is proceeding to Ho.stoti through heavy Chairman Hurley of the shi ppmg board clared they would carry their legal , foi creasing among the more enlightenefl hours seemed ..n the verge of collapse vv.ather without nava: convoy, tho Justice McKenna of the supreme court . fight to the tinted States supreme working classes of Russia. and her eyes were reddened from navy (k-p.ir titicnt is advised bv radio . Rear Admiral Capp- , Rear Admira l court if necessary. Need Food Stocks The military situation has changed tears , and M . Clemenceau s footman '1 hi' ci'ii ViiyiM ,; battleship New Mex- McGowan and W . Bourke Cochran of The Five Convicted. ¦ , favorably for the anti-Holsheviki H.v A .- .¦. ncja .erl I» rcs.« . Maurice , shows signs of ;< • :,tri; es- New York. Resides Herger ' a sleepless '• pi d one of hei turbine engines, peciall y on the -outhern front as the , publisher of the Mil- PARIS , Feb. 20.--The need for re- night. and w.i '.' forced t', > drop out of tho lleel HUGH C. _ WALLACE Cardinal Gibbons cabled Pope Bene- waukee Leader, the other convicted result .of General Denikine 's victory in victualling Germany is reall y urgent , "Poor old president , " he remarked while !u-a\'y weather made it UM - S - dict on behalf of the assembled cler- men are : the Caucusus and the apparent failure according to the report just made by to the Associated Press. "But he s.u ', for the destrover flotilla wireless President gy their "sentiments of gratitude for Rev . Irwin St. to leave Wil- of Bolshevik attacks on the John Tucker , lecturer a group of fourteen British officers , would never heed my advice " ih- line Archangel your special benevolence toward them and writer. , he BYson announced the nom- front. who visited various parts of Germany added pathetically. Relief Vessel Sent. on this occasion." Adolph Germer national secretary . recently and conducted an investiga- Announced in Chamber. 'I he message said ination of Hugh G. Wal- Cheers For Ireland. of the Socialist party. the destroyers ex- Mention of freedom for Ireland in tion. The officers declare that the PARIS. Feb. 20.- In the chamber of pected to reloin the Georg- Washing- lace of Tacoma J. Louis Engdahl , editor of the country is living Wash., as am- several addresses at the dinner evoked on its capital as re- deputies this afternoon Under Secre - ton when the weather moderated In American Socialist. gards food supplies bassador to France. Mr. stormy applause front the audience. , and that either tary Deschanel said he was glad to an- tile meantime, however Secretary Wal- William F. Kru-e, head of the Young . GLASS EXPLAINS NEW Archbishop Glennon of St Louis, famine or Bolshevism—probably both nounce that the condition of Premier Daniels has ordered the cruiser Denver lace, who is a lifelong friend of People's Socialist league. ¦-will speaking on "Our Country" , was the ensue before the next harvest Clemenceau continued to improve, and to put to sea to meet the Judge Landis over-ruled motions for big liner. the President and has often first to touch on the subject He de- if outside help is not forthcoming. The that those about him seem fully as- The accident to the New Mexico af- LOAN IN STATEMENT a new trial, for a stay of execution and need for fats is especiall y urgent. sured. clared America had achieved first place for bail fected only the port steam turbine and participated in confidential , but granted the filing of a The chief places visited by these of- Raids Follow Shooting. Corrects Misapprehension that Notes in the family of nations and that oth- petition for a writ of error. Counsel she still is able to maintain a speed conferences at the White ficers were Berlin , Munich , Hamburg, PARIS, Feb. 20— Emile Cotjin , who of 15 knots an hour. Will Obviate Necessity of Thor- er countries were looking to the Unit- for the convicted men then went before ed States for aid and leadership. Hanover, Leipsic, Dresden , Magde - attempted to assassinate Premier The message House, is to fill the vacancy ough Canvass. Judge Samuel P. Alschuler of the from the New Mexico Bishop Shahan, burg and Cassel. Unrest and disturb- Clemenceau spent last night at police made no mention of any rector of the univer- United States circuit court of appeals, damage to the caused by the resignation of ssity, who presided at the dinner ances are said to be diminishing, ow- headquarters where M. Tanguy, under destroyers, merel y saving the heavv WASHINGTON , and asked for bail. Feb. 21—Scores of broached the subject again by urgmg; ing to the more stable political condi- i commissioner of police, went over weather had forced William Graves Sharp. telegrams reaching the treasury have Must Stop Propaganda. them to slow all bishops who couid to attend the tions and the firm line adopted by ! with him documents, literature aad down. 1 he George Washington indicated existence of a wide misap- Judge Alschuler said he hesitated to appar- meeting of the Friends of Irish Free- Gustav Noske , minister of defense. j correspondence, which had been seized entl y was making good speed prehension that the victory grant the motion for bail lest the de- although liberty dom in Philadelphia Saturday. He al- At the same time , unemployment i in Cottin ' s room yesterday. As a re- i 'tirials here believed she probably loan had been abandoned or . fendants continue their Socialistic agi - modified so was interrupted by cheering. and the cost of living are on the in- | sult of the material found and exam- v. 'iihl lw delayed somewhat in materially by deci. tation. He interviewed each of the reach- -ion of the house Defends Pope's War Course. crease. The number of unemployed in : ination of the papers, the police made i-;c Boston.
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