x Cn Li pe er rel ed fio oA CTR CT THE PATTON COURIER. Weekly Review of Events Boag anne sinus mannan nana nanany $n WEDNESDAY. 8 SannunsnnsasnEaEs oaARaEnnsREARERRn ~ Will H. Hays, chairman of the Re: blican national committee, nade public his appointment to the advisory on policies and platform, consisting of 171 members, 19 of are women. This committee in. 12 members of the Republican by the former chief exerutive which mission in Berlin to conduct investi may be in the possession of individ- | ay committee, whose appoint. had been unnoumced previousiy . Hays. Harvard Corp, announced an increase of 20 per cent. in salarie. of members of the teaching staff those in the law school and the te school of business adminis-: ition. In these two schools. the sal basis is considerably higher than he Trtelin is retroactive to. Fourteen wives of steel strikers Br wah he ving 1od Dar in to the eyes of workmen and ties m Novem ber 4, pleaded guilty in: Pleas Court and were fined and costs each. The cases of a score of women remain for . Tactics adopted today by the prose. eution, at the trial the five sus. per Socialist nssembl n, charg. with disloyalty, serv to substan. the report ata counsel for the y committee will because they took their oaths of office with “mental reservations.” i Lopes of the Wyoming com ratifica- | tion of the woman's suffrage smend- | ment to the federii! constitution, when | the house passed the bill 44 to 0. The | senate acted yesterday. Mrs. Annette Adams, United States | attorney announced today that her of fies is investigating charges of ir. | ~ reguarity in connection with the ex-! from military service of J Dempsey, heavyweight boxing champion. Two army aviators, Lieutenants E.. . Davis and G. F. Grimes, carrying | military message from Fort Brown, | to N today were | ma a landing in Mexico, sout rth oF Zapata, Texas, and ing. held hy Mexicans, | n Government has ad. to the allies to re-| ¥ise the pro jon of the peace treaty the extradition of German . naval snd civil leaderss, de ‘that the government cannot | their delivery, South Carolina legtidlntare went on record as opposed to rutifi-| __eation to the woman suffrage amend. | “ment today, when the senate Hefeated | a resolution ing ratification! the amendment vote of 93 to 21. washers in Chicago have t on strike demanding $48 a ‘week | ed washers who ‘work ladders snd B44 apprentices—nten who have i Apprent six rhonths in the ne wiushers demand pay forty-four hours a ‘week, rejtard. gs of whether or pot work is done, ied bya vote of D0 ta 4 a {Qusotution rejecting Aetion on bide for thirty of the German liners seized in the States wis deferred by the board au a reralt of a pro g from Secretary baker against p sale of such of theses vessels as y¢ been included by the war Jartment in its mrmy transport re. | sususssannsnnsEnn " THURSDAY. E EEN ENNNNENEENRS Wireless mensages are being re- he a ie ther} i a8 ar rs manding the sig , but most probably Venus says al director of t n | the conferees would resume consider. | other departments of the universi-’ judiciar ed in 13 mines there went on ar to prove the defendants th &! on the contrary is desirtus of reduc. a cl Fire today in New York virtually destroyed the entire interior of the P United States shipping board wood. fen steanier Kaskasin, which was i moored at Hoboken, The steamer | was towed up the Hudson river and beached on “flats” off the New Jer. sey shore near Woodeliffe, The blaze | 3 started in the cubins and was spread | n SATURDAY. fi by a high wind. nn i Bolshevist agents entrusted with mesdnps regarding sensationp! wide spread Rod plans have for a consid. Professor Robert HH. McElroy, of erable tirne been traveling between Prineston University, to Mom "has heen intrusted the task of prepaving! i dentiniy the authorized life of the late Presi. | dent Grover Cleveland, lias made an {appeal to the public for lelters written ‘uals throughout the country House and Sennte eonfsrecs on the | railroad bill today finally agreed to accept the senate amendment empow- ering the interstate fommerce com. mission to fix minimum joint rail and water rates. Chairman Commins of the mnste managers announced that ation tomorrow of the contested rate making section with the hope that an | SEresmént Might he resched before No deaths from influenza have been reported to the state department of health at Harrisburg. The total nom- her of cases reported outside Phila. delphin and Pittsburgh namber 6.794 «1.978 of this namber bein ported within the Iast 24 hours "he num- ber of deaths from pneumonia now total 153, According to meports here today from the Loup Creek division of the New River coal field, miners employ- today. They claimed operators had refused to reinstate the agreement of (Sept. 1, 1919, under which miners of that district woud! receive the same wage increase granted in the central | Berlin and Soviet Russia on fulse cre. it is stated in official quar- | ters. The credentials they carried jars said to have described them as delegates of the American Rod Cross ations regarding the exchange of erman prisoners from Russia. A total of 85 prominent Sinn Fein. ers and Republicans have been ar- rested in Dublin, Tipperary, Limerick and Cork. There were no further de. velopmenty in the situation today. By a virtoally unapimous vote, Lincoln, Neb, taxpayers, at a special election yesteniay, authorined the school board to grant a uniform in. crease of $3400 an year to temthers in the public schools. Present salaries ran from $967 in the grades to $1100 in the high schools, ssuuassRIRERNn ® a = TUESDAY. 2 guuanusgannuunann Thirty-two carloads of food, pre sented by the International Workers’ Union to the Viennese workers, have arrived at Vienna from Holhiund. Privately owned wireless stations, now controlled by the navy depart. ment are to be restorea to thek own ers “ax soon as peace is declared” Rear Admiral Griffin, chief of the bu. reau of steam engineering, told the competitive states, For erforcement of national prohi- | bition the House today voted to ap- | prope iste $1,000,000 in addition to! affected, he said, 2,000,000 previously granted by Con. | gress. The incrense ix needed to pro. | i vide until next July for 1.000 poardsed ut ROO bonded warehotises. where $59, 000,000 gallons of whiskey are in stor. age. BANNNNENANoENENRR lg n B SUNDAY. a 2 CES EE-EEEEREEEEREE An serial relay race nlong the Mex. ican border resulted yesterday in an’ official message being sent from! Brownsville, Texas, to Nogales, Ariz, (abogt 1,000 miles, in 510 minutes, ae- cording to reports reaching the War Department today. Nine planes par (ticipated and no casunities resulted. sevond case of leprosy within a fortnight was discovers by health suthorities at Boston today. Nicholas | | Bruno, a cement worker who came | into the open senate at ho beginning from Baltimore last summer, was found to be suffering from the dis ionse and will be sent to the State! leper colony st Penikese [sland Positive assertion that the British government does not plan to werk far. ther lonns ig the United Stat es, but ing the obligations it niready has in. 1} rarred vere, ia included in a statement from london, transmitted fo Seere tary Glass through I. ©. Lindaay British charge d'affsirs, and made sublic tonight. Appointment of Frad ( Croxton of | Columbia, federal food ndministrator and vice chairman of the branch of | the council of national defense in Onio during the war, as sssintant gen- eral manager of thé Red Crows wi | announced today. Mr. Croxton will be in charge of the service srganiza- (tion, a division formed for the pur- i manufacture and sale of men's cloth | ting had made little progress Lonight tof Massachusetts, Repoblican leader | gallons, wire taken by thisves Troms house naval committee. Eleven high wer stations of the Marconi Wire esx Co, are the principal ones to be Negotiations between department of justice officials, churped with driv. ing down Hving costs, and representa tives of mteresis engaged in the towards the development of a policy tending to bring lower prices. The trade representatives werd urged to shave their margin of profil ss one means of producing lower prices, but this suggestion apparantly had de. veloped a heated argument. The steamer Westmoreland, which ran aground early today in a fog near Cape Henry, has been f{loated the coast guard cutter Manning re. ported tonight by wireless, Although messages failed to give the national. | ity of the vessel, it wan believed here to be a shipping board steamer. Republican leaders of the senate joined forces with the Democrats today to bring the peace tresty back of next week Countering the Demo. cratic plan to reopen the debate a week from tomorrow, Benatar Lodge served notice that he would make 3 similar oftfior: a week ross tosiay Sixty-four barrels of whisky, 3.06 he Menchie- Arey warehouses on the enstern limaits i” Haitimore Sursiny marning, adel In rarks and spirited | AWRY, ie lane ts were rislint out trucks. ] nig ia Lowe Bik wareno: Sth Bugis Banish | entered. The purchase of 17.000 cackets, a cost of BL IGLOOR, ta be gued fo the return of army dead from Europe! thas been completed by the war dee partment, in acrordance with its an- nounced policy to return as soon as i practicable the bodies of American soldiers buried in France to the next | pose of co-ordinating the various lines of kin, for interment in this count of community activity into a unified rn cop me ct Red Cross servieuo. > AGRICULTURE BILL CUT. Captain Field E. Kindley, Ameri-| Washington, D. ~ Carrying $31. can ace and commander of the 94th 000800, approximat oly $7,000,000 less in serial maneuvers at Kelley Field annual Agriculture Appropriation No, 2 this afternoon. Captain Kind. | bill was ordered formally reported iey's “home was Gravette, Ark. ito the House Saturday by the Agri- I Ahrapt Gormarny is passing | culture Committee. The total is $3, through a painful trazsition period 000,000 less than the appropriation the of ruthless reorganization and hap-| for this year. Astro-physical observa- | hazard reconstruction. But sconom.| A new provision authoriting enol ad asntant Secretary to the! ERssuBHABuBRNNER) 8 by working hard—harder than they] ie, mocial and politienl conidtions are lection of foes for grazing urivileges very appreciably better than one year | on public domains, which is expected | REO. a people are begin. ito produce approximately $2,000 600 ning to work out their own salvation, wax incloded in the bill. A aon ES ASSASSIN Aero $ ror. was killed instantly than the Department eat imuates, FRIDAY. 8 have worked at any time since the Following refusal of Mount Pleas 8 outbreak of the revolution. and with {ant boroug officials to sign an appli- ¥idence of being able to keep | cation ecard for gas when notice was {up Le | given that free service was to be dis- | continued, the Fayetta County Qua HERE RRNEEEERERY Company has cut off the supply ta 8 | has wiready installed coal henting ’ already ins coal hex ap- EERIE MNNRNIRRRR | Drastic reduction in the number of | national banks designated as Gov- | ip Cosel Big y treasury t, with the Pat | result that less than 400 of the 1331 and | guch institutions holding Federal funds on June 30, 1919, are expected to survive the pruning knife. The army red ization bill, with {its compulsory military training pro- vision, reported ge the Senate Mili- tary Committee, not only will cost the taxpa more than $1,000,000,000 annually, but will result in “militar. ism run mad,” said a minority report filed in the Senate todav hy Senator McKellar, Democrat, Hennessee, The Harvard University committee on economic research appointed to make Speeial studies of economic con- ditions, has just announced that the United States may expect a check in the upward movement of prices and of business activity. which has been {in progress since last April, and per- haps a drop in prices. At the present time, however, the committee states, snd on the basis of the Jyovember avd n JACK PICKFORD ture to conclude that a violent re. cession in commodity prices is prob- able. Samuel Adams, of Chicago, editor of the American Fruit Grower, today This attraction will be exhibited at for vice presi.|urday evening, February Tth. Live be mata faci and development of bet- ical small town story which everyone have lived in the country or city. : announced his candidacy for the Re- the Grand Theatre, Patton, next Sat} ; Dr that he favored enact.) Over the days of your childhood. “Ini | ment ment of drastic legislation to check | Wrong,” with Jack Pickford is a typ. facilities to reduce liv! of you have experienced whether you The most Enthralling Motion Picture Drama That Art Has Produced I i. Ul IN a a A aia a an i aa SS NS A SOB 53 RUA
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