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OVER
PROHIBITION
Iron County, Michigan, Prose
cutor Denies "Open Revolt"
i Against U. S. Officials
FEDERAL ACTION
Tly tlip Avnrl:ilfi1 I'r
Chicago. VVb. IM Malm- A V
Pnlrymp'p. fpvlern.1 prnhlMtlon illroc
tor of the oontrnl stnto Is protmrcil
to tnke nrtlon In the 'ln-li of nuthorltv
over nn nttempted Miur of wine in
Iron county In tin upper Michlgnn p
nlnotiln. Tho prohibition ilirrotor Informal
Washington ln.t nlplit tlint the rountv
wai "in open revolt" neninst fmleril
ftnthoritlrH nfter ho hnd received re
ports Mint prohibition m:ent lemlins n
pnrtr of Mlolilgnn state constables were
held up Tebriiary 10 bv Iron rounU
offlrinN and wine they hnd con fld toil
tnken from them.
Wnjor Dnlrymple planned to hnve n
force of approximately eluhtv officii
assist him in "clcniiini: up" the (oun
ty, Iip snld. It would be comno'pd
einll.v of prohibition agents and mem
bers of the state constnbularj
I'nlmer Supports Accnl
Attornev General I'nlmer. who p iicd
throiiRh CliU'itgo Inst tucht, said he
could take no nrtion until official re
ports rrarhed him through regular
channels, but declared Major D.ilrmiile
hnd full authority to enforce- the lnvv
and would hovp the complete support
of the governmental ninrhinerv
P. A McDonoimh, prosecuting attor
ney of Iron count. In a stntement is
sued Inst night nHsumed "all resjiousi
blllt)" for taking the Mine fuini the
federal agents and denied that the
eotintv wan in "open revolt "
Statements of Mr Mi'Pnnoiigh mid
Leo .1. drove, supervisor of federal pio
bibltiou enforcement iu the upper pen
insula, on whose report Major l)al
rymple based IiIh appeal to Attorney
General Palmer for aid in arresting the
prosecutor, two deputy sheriffs, twn
policemen anil three owners of the wtue.
agreed in part as to thp steps that
precipitated the present crisis in Iron
county.
Liquor Taken ! Force
drove, accompanied by Lieutennnt R. ,
G. Slope and two troopers of the state
constabulary, had seized eleven barrels I
of wine at the Virgil location, a mine
two miles from Iron Iliver, the stute
ments of both men agree, when (Jtove
and his part were met bj Prosecut
ing Attornej McDonough nnd tho offi
cers. That the federal officer s right
to have confiscated the wine wn ques
tioned und the liquor vns taken from
him bv force, statements of the two
further ague
There thHr stones diverge however
Thp prohibition agent maintained that
he was atainc within his nutliorit.v in
seizing the wine, which was tin. prop
erty of John Joseph and Steven Stal
cuizi, brothers, principal directors of
the Peniiiusiihi Packing Co at Iron
Iliver nnd owners of the little town's
largest store, und because of that was
hiibject to government seizure.
Mr. McDoiiough said the wine was
maintained in the men's home, their
residencp being above the store, and
that thp brothers had boeti dismissed
recentl after liming been brought to
trial in the state court in connection
with thp ownershio of the same win".
He said the Stnlcurzi were found not
guiltv of iolntSng prohibition laws
Showed No Warrant
The prosecutor added that Iip took
Jlttle stock in this letter," referring to
a letter carried bv Grove in which tt
was stated tiiat he had been appointed
a district deputy prohibition enforce
ment officer. "He could not produce
the regular credential card carried by
' federal officials," Mr. McDonough said,
"and could not show n wnrrnnt for n
I raid on a private home."
At Grand llaplds. Mich . District At
i fomey Myron II. Wnlker. said he was
without formal report regarding ihe
Iron county trouble, lie said that four
PAr ago when prohibition went into
' effect In that district he had to issue
"fully fort warrants and lollccted ,
.G000 In tines."
He did not comment on n statement
by Grove that he had ordered the I'nltPil
States commissioner at Marquette.
Mich . to issue no warrants without
lirsf submitting them, which requires
PLANNED frora fivc ,0 fiftcfn ,lft5'
Cn MI lll. Mich.. Feb '-M illy
A P t The situation in Iron county
was reported quiet todav .1 X.Jacobs.
a former brev er here, snid "everything
i- quiet todav Nothing has occurred
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GOVERNOR AROUSES1
N. 1 REPUBLICANS
Edwards's Challonge to Bring
Beer and Other Bills Out of
Comtnittoos Causes Stir
HOUSE OBSERVES
Trenlon. Feb. 2.' The sensation of
the legislative session wai Governor
Hdwards's bombshell challenge Satur
lav to the Itenubllcnn Legislature to
since last week nnd no armed officers i bring Ills administration bills out or
have arrived from l'hn-ag Officer Ga- committee, patticiilnrly the utilities re
rcau. of Miirqurtte, Mbh accompanied organWntion measure, the better-hom-
b another officer has gone to Chicago, lug lesoiuiiqn and the Hnrrett per
t tobabh
pie "
to reimrt to Mnjor Dalrjm-i eynt beer bill, and give them n fair
WILL CONVENE IN GENEVA
Suffrage Alliance Seislon Originally
Called for Madrid
London. Feb 23.- Hy A P '-The
conference of the Internntion il Worn
nn's Suffrage Alliance, origiualh .ailed
to be held III Madrid, will be hold in
stead in Ootipa next June.
Miss Chrysta! MacMiilan. sciretaij
of the alliance, in a statement here to
dn. iudlcnted that lepresrntntiotis in,
Spain that the alliance was a Isnh
niasquerttdilig under false pretenses
with the real object of working against
Catholicism was tho real reaon for tho
denial of facilities to the alliance ut
Madrid
"As n matter of fact, n large body
of devout Orthodox Catholic women in
Spain fuor womnn suffrage and are
working active! for It under the lead
ership of Cardinal Guinsoln j Menen-
dez. archbishop of Toledo." the state
meut sns.
chance on the floor or stand responslblft
before the people of Xew Jersey for
lming killed legislation which the voters
of the stnte showed, by plecting Mr.
Kdwards. that they wanted
Hlanifs Ills Opponents
If, the Itcpubllcatis are willing to as
sume the responsibility of having
blocked IMwards's campaign promises,
the governor is willing that they shall
assume lf '
llefore the governor's statement was
issued the Republicans sent out a cnll
for n joint caucus here tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock to endeavor to arrange
some kind of party program to meet
the governor's formidable drive for
legislation in conformity with his plat
form pledges. Despite the Itcpubllcans'
working nmjoritj in tho Legislature
tho are on the defensive.
Xot onlv on the prohibition Issue, but
also on the impoitant public utilities
reorgarbntion plan and the better hous
people of the' state aro demanding relict
trom intolerable conditions as to Hous
ing accommodations following tho war,
when building almost entirely ceased
an I the conditions of today when labor
and materials for building arc almost
prohibitive.
The governor has charged the .major
ity with deliberately attempting to stltlc
his four bills dealing with tho otmtlng
of the present ufllUles commission and
the substitution therefor of a commis
sion of three members to be elected by
the people, the board to bo named tem
porarily until January 1, 1021, by the
governor, nnd also the creation of a sep
arate valuation commission to "squeeze
tho water" out of utilities stocks.
uni inAv! House Observe Holiday
HULIUAI ' The House will not meet this evening,
I that body having decided to omit the
session In duscrvaucc oi Washington h
Illrthdav. The Senate, however, will
meet tills evening, besides holding sev
eral hearings this afternoon.
The liberal Sunday bill Wrfs not In
troduced as expected last week, but It
is understood it will be presented by
Senator Smith, of Pnssalc, Monday
night. Following n visit here during
the week of Dr. II. 0. Hespo, repre
senting the movie interests, Senator
Smith announced that he would pre
sent the bill. It will provide that
the governing body of any municipality
may license Sundav movies, Sunday
baseball, Sunday theatres and other
Sunday amusements.
The bill will provide that if in a
municipality it in felt that the govern
ing body is not following the proper
course in regard to Sunday amusements,
there may be instituted a referendum
at which the' liberal Sunday issue in
somo form may be voted on by thp mu
nicipality, such expression to govern
the municipal authorities.
A N01A 0
WLSON
PRONTA PER L'INVIO
I Dipartimento di Stato
Washingtort la Trasmottera'
Questa Sera in Europa
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Publlihrd and Dlntrlbutfd Under
PBIIMIT NO. 84).
Authorliod by the tot of October,, 1.
1917 on nit at th Poitqfflco ot Pnlla
Itlphla. Pa
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Georgia Democrats Seek Hoover
Atlanta. Feb. 2ft. Develonments
came thick nnd fnst yesterday in the
discussion now raging in Georgia of the
eligibility of Herbert Hoover to run on
the Democratic ticket in the presidential
ine proposition has Governor Edwards nrlmarles. The Democratic executive
found fault committee of the Htate addressed a
The governor hns shown that, through I telegram to Mr. Hoover, in which It
the tactics of the majority members, asked him if he wished to have his
i the housing problem remains unsolved name, as a Democrat, go on the ticket
' and is like!' to stnv that way. The ' in this state.
BILLION IN UNPAID TAX
Audit Expected to Add to Income
and War Profit Returns
Washington. Feb. 21! (Iv A P.)
Collection of at least $1,000,000,000
additional income nnd war profit taxes
is expected by internal revenue officials
to icsult from nn audit of the consoli
dated tar returns of affiliated corpora
tions. Seven hundred expert account
ants and (100 clerks will be eniplo.ved.
Alreadv 200 of the 14.r.00 returns of
n class in which no fraud Is involved
but simpl.v errors in calculation, have
boon nuillteil and show additional taxes
of S41. 000.000
An nuelit of all tax icturns begun
last Kebruarv so fnr has shown an
additional S200.000.000 in taxes duc
tile government, but it Iibr not been
extended to affiliated coiporations. It
also lias shown over p.iv ments which
ultimately will be ri turned. Repre
sentative Watson, of Pennsylvania,
who has been studnng the mutter said
todii.v the amount might aggregate
S100.000.000
vincentI
HOWARD
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I l'o l n tcin Qjlcl.ll
Piano and
Furniture Polish
-. - This preparation nu
t JJ GLl been used tor over 3u
Bi"; ftar on th hlghMt
"?;"'Krde PIANOS and
ruittrim ?-UR.VITURE nd la
POLISH lj guaranteed jo preserve
, - ri.i'- nx siou una
OwAimViifeNTi nrpvent Ir ttirnlnff
'. K.mir blue It produce n
unbCI the unv nun
Stylish Lamps
Electric Lamps
and
Artistically
Hand-Painted
Parchment and
Silk Shades
At Dougherty's you will
find one of the finest arrays
of fashionable lamps in this
city. Tall Standard Lamps,
Living Room Table-Lamps,
Boudoir Lamps, Small
Gucst-Room Reading Lamps
most any kind you arc
wanting. Strikingly original
attractive designs and the
trices are moderate to expensive
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
Washington, I). C, 28 Pcbhralo
I.a replica del Prcsldcntc Wilson ai
Prlml Mlnistri dciriutcsn, sulla sltua-1
zlono Adiiaticn, si nttendc sla ufficlal
mente tnvintn in I'uropn questa scrn.
II Dipartimento dl Stato ha llnlto il
suo lavoro ed il documento, dopo essero
stato tomato al Prcsldcntc Wilson
II finale esatne. sara' clfrato ed
vlnto a mcrzo dl cablograuimn.
Ncsauna notizia e' stata data at
riguardo, no' acenrdo c' stnto pieso per
In pubbllcazlonc dl questa c delle prece
dent) note sulla coutrovcrsln.
Washington, D. Ci, 23 febbraid. La
pubblicazione nvveuuta nll'estcro del
coinnleto testo dell'accordo stlpulato 11
0 dicembrc, ilrnmto dagll Stnti Unitl,
Inghllterra e Frtincin, e lc modlflcazloni
rnggluute sull'nccordo stesso tra
Inghllterra p Frnncln II 14 gennnio
senxn II consenso del Ooverno degii Htnti
rniti. climostrnno put' clilnramente
prrclio' qucstl a mezzo del Prcsldeute
Wilson hanno prcso posizionc sccondo
la quale non ptto' ra.ggiungersi qilalslasl
sistcmnzionc tcrrltorlale In luropa,
senza prima consultarc gll tatl Unitl.
lie nutorita' in Washington dicono
clie In seconda uota annulla completa
mente la posizlone presa con il consenso
drgli Stnti Unit! ed annulla in parecchi
casi nnche l'nccordo raggiunto sotto II
Patto dl Liondrn.
II testo dell'accordo del 0 dicembrc
uimuMi.ru quaio v -.- -, , ,.
niicsto govcruo per una lctei " gll
tu... i - i i-.-i ip'ie nuali non po-
inuuu c 10 rc-niuM. s--- -.-- .,,-;,-
tevnno ncccttarsi ie esitv.v v
dcll'Italla.
Dall'altro canto 1'accordo del U I gen
lorma en uinniniui"; "";,;, -----".
breve in paragoue ed In anntlta con I
cocflnl eel I termini sotto 1 quail bk-
glustazmento delln qiieiioe uimi.u
coii l'ltalln viene ttd rserc govcrnato.
Inccordo del 0 dicembrc dlceva che
I' prlnctpalc scopo dl creare d Hume
uni Htato cusdnet to tra I'ltalla a
Jugoslavia era n""0,.,'1, ,l5r?n1tl?1c,- n
slcurezza strateglca del 'Italia e dall'fl.
tro canto la piperita' c o svlluppo til
mV.l. v .iifflco (oso che uno state
ciiRcInetto poa eslstcro senza Fiume,
perchc' tin taia mi ....-
assolutamentc dlponc entl uno dall'altro.
(Jualunquc accordo die nvrebbo scparato
Plume dallo Stato cusclnftto nvrebbe
posto fine alia prospcrlta' dl cntrambl
o del' "hinterland."
. ....i. n Mihrnlo I Prlmn Mint
strl I o.v'.i ("leorgc e Ntttl si credo Idnuo
in favorc de a rlpresa delle rclazlonl
con I sodet della ItiwMa, mentrc 11
Prlino Mlnlstro dl Francla Mlllerand
non sarebbe Incllnato per im aicordo
immediate), sccondo qunuto iubbllca II
glorunlc Dally 3n'
11 niornnle da moitn imporianza ana
oucstioiie e ricninron i uhvujuuui: tiuu
bllca sill memorlale che un certo nu
mero dl nutorita' mllitnrlo inviarono a
Lloid (Icorge dnlln Hussia, ovc i tro
vavono per affarl ufflciali. II glornnle
dice che il problcma blsogna Bin con
slderato neltn. seduta, d'oggl, del Con
slgllo Supremo.
CALLS GOVERNMENT FAILURE
Arohblshop Harty, In Pastoral,
Makea Plea for Irish Freedom
nelfaat, Feb. 2.1. (fly A. P.) In a
pastoral letter read yesterday in nil
Catholic churches iu the archdiocese of
v-nsiipi ArrnuiBiiop wm. ".'
"We aro living under a goveriient
wlitrsi, ima nrnveil Itself nn abject fail
ure. Neither based on the consent of thp
nation, nor working for the good of the
community as a whole, it has trampled
on the will of the people and upheld the
ascendency of thp pampered minority.
History tells us that where such n sys
tem reigns the laws of God are ct
aside, coercion nnd crime go hand In
hand nnd peaceful citizens are made the
victims of the vicious circle.
"Tim rimd v for the Irish uphenval
is obvious, since freedom is tho best
poivcnt oi iiuiii.i Mfwiui
FLOOD ALARMS A torjl
veroe and Salt Fllvers, Fed bv,
Roosevelt Dam, Rl.lnp R,ni,he
i-iioenix, ant., Feb. 2,1. Mtv ,
-The Verde river, one of the Li P)
est drain basins of the mm ar
region east of Phoenix, H ST1
lastnlght to be rising n f00t "P.rled
anil tho flood wattw have ll 0Ur
nlarmlng stage. The Salt 'f chc'I an
by Iloosevelt dam, ", ? 2L !"'
rising. The power hoVn? ffJf?M
has been shut down, as It It L i e '.'"ra
feet of water. l ls Un,1r four
A portion of the vallcv lnnt. ,
already Inundated, but omefiu'"?
that nil persons 'living in "fn0141
territory had been wnrWd. T.J?df,
nncso. truck gardeners. rBn,i.? ,TaP-
Island in midstream of the li n, n
could not be located nfter nnJli r,T'
fought its way to the Islan.l. y l""1
Spanish
KnovfleJlte of flpanlth If btcomlnr; a butl
nfs neccMlty with nil concerns inrauod In
exporting. Penor W, II. Hoppln. Vice Chilean
Cnuno!. "IM conduct our spring clais In
Commercial Snnnlnh. OpntnK date March
8d. 7 I SI- r""11 Particular on requeat. A
few (rcc chotarnhlp for Clacharced Service
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throughout the country. In New York,
Mr. B. J. McGinn, Manager, Claim De-
partment, says: "In this department we
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business has increased enormously in the
past two years, but, because of the effi
ciency and flexibility of The Dictaphone
system, we have not had to augment our
stenographic force to take care of the
enlarged volume of correspondence."
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American Railway Express, New York, N. W.
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output of 1,591 letters per day, we found the cost
for transcribing a little under 3c per letter."
New York. Chicago & St. Louis Railroad (Nickel
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We are using at present approximately 100
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gratifying results."
Deere & Webber, Minneapolis, say: "Generally
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