The Lewiston Daily Sun from Lewiston, Maine • 1

-it I i i-' I 'V I1'1 S' -I -r- L-d 'j''j ''7 -i J- l-' 1 7' 1 YOiiiXXX BSTAUUBBD IiEWISTON ME THUBSDAT MORNING' DECEMBER 7' 1922 PRICE" CENTS J- X' PRESENT SCHOOL SYSTEM AMERICA INSISTS THAT STRAITS MUST BE KEPT FREE FOR ALL NATIONS COSGRAVE AS THE IRISH FREE STATE BECOMES BRITISH DOMINION f- TKXLLXON PAPER MAXES nr cboulahoh jav i Berlin Dee I (By The Aeo-deter Prose) A trillion paper marks by Dee' 11 le the prospect held out by the German money Brasses whoee latest six-day rao has resulted in on addition tq the notion's already swollen paper flood the Bum of 110 SOD 000 MB this -during tho last week In November 1 Thee figures are shewn by the la teat report of the Raiehsbank which gives tha total notes -in circulation up to the end of November aa 714000000000 marks: SST AOXSTS SEAS BUT rsn to 0T a oioi Bpeton Dae Dry egents who happened to be in tba audl-vnea tonight while John B-Opdycka of New York wu lecturing in Boston University on sales letter writing stumbled on a valuable clue but lost- It again The lecturer mbmttfbd as specimens of successful eeieq' letters two written by bootleggers Which ho sold had brought inr UW returns When Opdycka bedln-isbed eeverel dry agents gkthered about him and demanded copies of the letters or the names pf the bootlaggera The lecturer refused to make any revelations fc-T- rrT- With Costly Special Cotnts" Hi Amts Ds1 feedl Ctty School Myrtle WDDain Defends Csrlcili-docaflM: i tj 1 a ftesideit of tbeT CaHoet Qdet andCoocUatoty Refaringto Ulster' Whtcb Mist Respect TnalHi U1- toward Incldetits Marked Names Execniin RbsIu Flu for Eulvsln of AR But Turkish Wv Sh Rt cedes a Hal Forelp Milsler RDMes! Allied SuuesHon Rat Tiuklsh Official hcDaed to Side be With the Allies vi -s' 1 MAN DROWNS OUTSIDE THE NORTH STATION Thirty Trains Stalled for Nearly an Hourr Switch System Failing Lausanne Dee (By Tho Associated Press) A strong American plea fra freedom of the straits with tho right of warships to pass to end from the Black Boa wee the outstanding feature of the Near Eastern Conference today which received from the Entente nations a defiidto Boston Doc An unidentified Project for the future control of this man was drowned another was saved Brent World waterway The Russian from a similar fate and thirty trains i plan tho exclusion of all but wefe tied up fra periods up to one Turkish war ships from the straits hour tonight when the air nrasaure received a bad blow by tbo allied tho air praoaure "Auburn people ere on the verge of rsbelUen agelnet taxation" declared Meyer Cummings lest night whan as chairmen of the Board of Education bo wee In plain language telling the members of the board whet be thought of the present system of education with costly special courses" The mayor's calling a apade a spade did not strike responsive chord in the school board members already hurt because City Manager Haskell failed to show up and explain' why tho ISIS school budget woe bring sheared of thousands of dollars Mayor Cummings' arraignment of tho- school system of today followed a partial explanation 'of the clljRlng of the' school budget cannot bo raised! at- this stage of tbs game with people up in i i American citizens and morshant craft were accorded that privilege Tha Entente nations Presented -a -comprehensive plan for restricted' opening of tha straits whlchwas designed to prevent any ou body fram acquiring mastery therei'tbeyX suggested demilitarisation of fhd entire straits territorial sons and f'-proposed tbe appointment of an In- -tarnations) commission to guaran- too observance of freedom of the Itrslta George Tchltcherin the Russian Soviet foreign minister ridiculed the Allied proposals saying It meant-- resumption of international rival- rice but Ismet Pasha for Turkey Informed The Associated Press that he considered jhe Entente jnpael- tlon a suitable berie frafurther die-cu salon which will be rasnmad Frl-day -i Put briefly the Allied proposition (Continued on Page Beveni nyotem con trolling ho intar-lock-tag switches outride the North Station flailed When 0m tie-up occurred bra of passengers attempted to walk to the North Station along the tracks although warned not to attempt It by railroad officials Two men attempting to walk to the station slipped through a drawbridge into the Charlea lUver One proposals Rlclianl Washburn Child the American umbos sad or adopted the broad standpoint that I ho very In- tu countries bordering on Eltct Hea made it imperative to keep the ataita open The United Btatoa In common with every commercial nation wished access to every free body of water in the world dhd America would not be satisfied if FOURTH ORFORD DEATH PUZZLES AUTHORITIES Wealthy Lumber Merchant Frederick Bedell Commits Suicide Ohm of Hia Aet Unknown Hsd Bean Qneationed Oonesrning Slaying of Davis Brothers Orfoird Doe Another episode In the strange eerie of fatalities of which this town' bee been the scene during tha last month' waa completed tonight when- Frederick Bedell a lumber merchant who attempted- suicide this morning by shooting himself through tha bond at his home hero died at a hospital at Hanover Bedell has been rushed to the hospital lata today in tha forlorn hops that an operation might save his Jlfa Tonight county officials and dU sens were 1 pusslsd over this the fourth death by violence in the little town nine early November On Nov IS tha bodies of John end Charles Davis aged brothers were found In their homo on tho outskirts of Qhford their headh crushed with an Two days later Earl Hibbard a lumber man committed suicide while huntlpg a mile or bo from the (Continued pn Peg Seven) FERVID LETTERS OF GRON READ IN COURT Portiland Woman Termed Spirit of Jcmui of Oran Described Himself Mu With Mission Trom God to Snbdos Bolshevism Portland Dee' i Niels Gran of New York referred to himself as a man to whom God had given a spe-clal misalon which- would subdue BoUhevigmln no of tbs letters written-after his separation tram Madetyne Masters Qron pf this city formerly of CbtoagO and read In Oeuu-at-ioaers session- oi of thorn Fred Johnoou Cronkhita of oouM ot praeue Quincy was hauled out of the wsier I tllr Peaceful errands wherever by train men but the other was swept out of ranch Thors are no ties -between the rails on the draw bridge About 1500 imssengere were delayed by the tie-up which held up tho Portland Express and St John Express as well as thirteen other outbound trains fra periods up to one hour Similar delay was experienced by Inbound trajpa MILLION DOLLAR SUIT Burlington Jury Retired for Night After CANADIAN CATHOUCS TAKE DRASTIC STEPS TO PROTECT PROPERTY FROM 6 KILLED WHEN ARMY AIRPLANES COLLIDE Scout Machine Hits Martin Bomber Both Bunting Into Flames Accident Occurred 860 Teat Abort Hsmpton School Farm Near Langley Field Newport News Dee 4 Major Guy I Osar hart of Leavenworth Darting of counsel for tbs defense Kaa Captain Benton A Doy! of that even If a decision ware reached EL Louis and four enlisted man wars tonight It would not be announced killed today In a collision between a until court convenes tomorrow Requested Be-Beading' of Part of Judge 'a Charge Relating to Finding of Verdict Burlington Vt Dee 4 After deliberating more than 24 hours ths jury which le trying tha million dollar alienation suit brought against Mr and Mr Lorenzo Wood house of New York and Burlington by their daughter-in-law Mr Dorrlt Stevens Woodhouse had felled to roach a verdict early this evening Shortly after I the jurors went to thslr rooms for the night and It woo stated by Charles Armed Guards and Watchdogs on Duty at a Mon-V trealChurch BXLIXVB CHUBOH PZBX8 DUE TO 0XGAHXZED BAND Montreal Dee 4 Officials of various Catholla- orders today announced elaborate plans for guarding church property against incendiaries believed to be responsible for Brae which have destroyed or damaged several Catholic institutions la Can ada within: tha last few weeks Father IAula Laloijde of st Huy's church ln this city annAin-cad that armed guards had tseiaed -tch dogs would ba used to protect i church hnd Ihriecngv'VeHdUt1 Mtatnt hlm rpkuod 'ncemrat'wflta wSSif irea I Dublin Daci (By Th AWod ed Fnu)-Innugnrntlon of the Iriah iiym Btmta on of the dominion of ho British EmplM took plneo today rho eoromony olmplo and un-nnmd by hoofllo domonotrntlono rom tho Bopubllenn minority Tho 'nth wu ndminloterod to Timothy laaly no Bovomor-ganeral by tho ord Chief Juatleo at Mr -sidanoe in Cbnpelisod on the Lit ay thraa mllos west of Dublin and iftorward the new governor-general idmlnlsterod the oath to Frofeaeor dlohael Hayes as speaker of the DaJL There were no crowds outside the houee-when the Dail met anight The ministers and othera wmaetsd with the government made heir way to- the Parliamentary ibuaber by a private entrance from ho adjoining government offloee and to vial tore were admitted The Labor party authorised Ita eader to make a statement explain BOUG SH VOYAGE FOR 1 1 Bill FORECAST Madden Amendment for Congressional Control Opposed by Harding Sayi Ha Wonld Batiier Sea It Vail Hun to Enter Program in a Half-Hearted Waj Washington DeoT Storms waiting tbs Admlnlatratlon shipping dll In the Benntis Ware foreshadowed luring Initial consideration of tho neaaure todur by tha Benate Com-Omnnuttsa Tha strom center In the eommltteh ms tto Madden amendment attacb-d by the House making tha ship-ilng aid fund eublect to annual gp-nmrlatlona by Congress Advocates if tha Mil as proposed by the ad-nlnlstration announced at tbs out-et tbey wsre determined to eilmlii-itV the amendment and In support of heir stand Chairman Jonas praaant-d IstteT from' President Herding which tha Exncutlva declared he afaMr Ather tlirTessurr should sirMUrair than to have one eneot-I which will farinjt tg-Tne extreme ilsappolsttnan bacsu se we have an-srsd upon a prognun ht-h hUl-laerted and rsthar indifferent Elimination oft tbs amendment Iras mmadlatsly oppossd hy a group of lapublloaU committaa mambars com-icaad of Senators McNary of Ore-lon! lonraot of Wisconsin and Villia of Ohio who announced their ntentlon of fighting In tha ooromlt-' (Continued on Page Pour) iRITlSHAND AMERICAN Risers crash off dover ORMER LEAKING NO MENTION OP DAMAGE TO GEORGE: WABHINOTON London Dae L-(By Tho Asaoda-d Praaa) The British steam ar ilyne Bock collided with tig Amcr-(na "Bteamar Qaorfe 'Washington bout 10 1 tonight off Dover ooordlng to wireless mesage from ha Clyne Rock to Uoyda The tern aft the Clyne Rock was badly reeked and tha veasel was leaking ut did not want' Immediate asslet-noa v- i He report has Men received as to -hat happened to the George Wash-ngtpa which was bound rpmPiy xmth for' Rramen GERMAN GHIP IN DISTRESS Boston Deo The Oarman taamar Heinrich Kayaer lataoday ant out a ball for assistance report-ig that aha was drifting with an-hor chains' bhoken and hatebae amaged in a heavy aea according ta nee age picked up by tha naval rale station here Tha veasel gave her Itlon as lattitndo 1111 north mgltuda 1X11 west 1 Haw Terk' Doe AThe Weneh tsemer Patrla Is reported being In ommunleetlon with the German relghtar Heinrich Kayaer which la diatiwse and drifting IH miles sat of Cape May according to nav-1 communications i Delib-erating 24 Honra aadnctlon and other allsgstlonsTinSde in bar petition It was tha opening day of ths actual trial A -V Gov RusssU declared tha without foundation v' Mira Blrkhsad gars on direct sx-' amlnatlon details at nUagad-rola-- with ths governor whUs'ahs hid employ durlng bls earn- Ptlgn fhr ths governorship in-ltlt and 'Brought Her testimony a cllniix by dselsring on of the pa- pars ottbrod la evldenc was a foe g-'i ery GoV RusssU asserted that he sba ployed Mias Blrkhsad as s' stono- graph er in Jackaoa lj you not admit In tho pros- ones at former governor Theodora Bilbo that yon wars reeponr' sibla for Mies eondlUoa and ashed Mr Bilbo to settle the f-mattar?" was on of ths qnrations seked tho governor "I did was ths reply Mias Blrkhsad chargee that she sub- milled to an operation' at tho sug- section of tho governor and as a re1'' Milt her health was permanently impel rad She teetifled ths latter wns In Mr Handwriting Miss Blrkhsad port of ths time toon was under direct axamlns-tion for nearly two hour The governor appeared Interest- 1 lng and told ho loved sha 1 (Continued oa Pngs Pour) After a night of deliberation tho jurors at IF this morning appeared 'In court to hoar that port' of ths judge's charge sal tug with tba finding of verdict repeated The plaintiff in her ault alleges that bra parents at law sought to TY PISTSCH ARGES Mias Suing tho Misaiasippi Executive for $100000 Girl on Stand Threa Sc-j doctlon Says Xiu-l icll Promlaed to Marry Hr ing Its acceptance of the oath mthalS 'The ststanient laid the Zaboritee merely following the -taotloa' of 'the polltloat parties of the woriwre la all other countries whether monarchical or republican The oath Wii looked upon as implying jm obligation other than the obligation Testing upon any person in accepting the principle of citisenahip Patrick waa elected deputy speaker 'William Cosgrove- In acknowledge lng -his election as president received an ovation Hi began his- adreaa with an expression of regret that twelve months which -might have been spent In securing the fruits of Ireland's struggle had been wasted In resisting what he termed the mad efforts' of those who bad called upon' the people to -throw -aside those fruits and re-enter battle Mr Congreve paid warm tribute to the British who he said once the (Continued pa Page Four) TIGER AND WILSON 15 MJNUTEGHAT Clemexueaa Finds Former President Mentally Alert 'and Cordial- Wilson Kids HoAUntion of Ttl to Thig Qymtyy Washington "Dec 1 (By Tha As-eoclatadPrese) America' a-war- time president and war time premier mat hare Ut today for tha first time alnca the signing -of tha peace treaty at VeraaMesSmars than three years ago Tha matting wuai at the 8 Street- home of Mr- Wilson and lasted just a little more then a quarter of an hoar JL Clemenceau described his visit aa one of tha utmoat cordiality and affection-aa between old Trienda adding that ha and tha termer presi- drat hsd talkad a-' HtSe-'ebowt vrid times in Paris and alsq about "the past and the Mr-WUsm- madr'ntriwfarenorto the porpoee pf-the vialt the former premira a STaaoe tb tit the subject attfr0f hhr addresses Ig this 'Country Mr Clemanosau oontinued hut pmlled slid essmsd pleased when told' that the mention of his name and of tho fourteen Potato had elicited mace applause (Continued on- Pegs Four) SAYS INCOME AVERAGED THAR $465 jiitvepr cgtks measures NEEPfP TO RELIEVE TIL- LERS DP THE SOIL Buriington Vt Dea g-TheUm-erlcan Phrm Bureau Fadaratlon at one and- ahalf million members t000 couaty organisations and many thousands of community craters rsp-rassnUng aighty odd billions of dollars Invested Is now In the of distress" for lack of a reasonable income to take ears oft actual naads declared Gray Silver of Washington representative of the national fadaratlon to the sandal masting mf tha Vermont Farm Buraau Fadaratlon tonight He declared that tha net income of the United States farmer will bo under Mil this year For ram-edlal legislation ha suggested: Passage or the Muede -Shoals MU to redoes nost of fertlUssr passage of the act so that wool will not have to come In competition with reclamations from city dumpuBr battlefield passage of milk-filled MU to fraetha fihn dairy from competition with the of the South Baa- Islands traduced freight rates a proper system of Intermediate eredits qnoteUons from banka that borrow from tha Federal Reserve System at 4tt and charge the faftnerIi and 11 Tr RU PROVIDES GO MlilORS FOR THE FARH LOAD DARKS PROGRAM FOR RURAL CRIDITt LEGISLATION MORE DEF-' burst Into flams end wars destroyed and savsrsl man who attempted -to rsaeno tho man pinned beneath the wreckage wars severely burned Tbo bomber piloted by 1 Oapt Doyla took the air to load a formation of six planes and was arms against any Increased stated the Mayor taken to task fra tho uao of tha axe- oa the echeel appropriations "The city doss aet want to cut lute the efficiency of the eoheols" declared the Mayra to run them aa economically aa possible without loos of efficiency" Ways System Wrong have get all the special departments we will need fra It yean however" declared the Meyer the trouble with' entire school system of this country today- It Is top-heavy with extravagant special courses And with nil the specials there- la no more brain power turned out" George Barton at this print of the Mayor's tirade glanced at the clock got up and walked out of the room lie djd not speak State Gifts 1 Mayor Cummings blew up -the Aid" fallacy of school systems receiving free financial lifts from the State -lie declared there were no gifts from tha state What aid oomee from Augusta toward special courses dtUene pay beck In (Continued on Page Seven) WATCHMEN TO PATROL COLBYJIORMITORIES President Announcea That Building Will Be In spected Every Night I HHSHiOeMW Fnnanlf for Poor Pin Victims Telegnuns of Oondotanco prom AU SoeUong Watervilis Wnersls were bold Today ln Belfast Newport Best Burry-add la Bevmv Maoo respoot-Irrirfor Alton-U Andrewa Normaa MT WarifVrsn ChsrlM and Wanes 1 Try victims of tba ffrb Monday morning in jtbe Lamb Cht Alpha tratariiityTboue at Colby Coiloav They war attended -by delegations Massmetse and fraternity Speaking In ehuel tils morning Prssldont Beborts declared that as long ra be Is preridsnt of the eoilsgs watchmen will Inspect the various every nlghf- to guard against another firs This ruling will apply to both the men's and (women' dlvrfuoha Men -were on duty lest night-- Telegrams of condolence wra received from Baxter- Senator Frederick Hale from tho presidents of the throe other colleges of the State bod- from education el bodies In every state In the union Classes continued tpdey and (Continued -pn-Page Five) MBS PH1LUPS HAS SO FAR SAFQY ELUDED AUTHORITIES FORMER FELLOW PRISONER OF MURDERESS HUSBAND RELEASED Loe' Angeled Dee Ed Johnson gprauman was questioned tat today at the Lea Angeles sheriffs office In connection with tho escape of Mrs Clara Phlllipa oenvletad murderees from the county jell last Monday night Ho denied all knowledge of the affair Johnson wna a prisoner In the jail lest summer when Mrs Phillips wna arrested for staying Mrs Alberta Meadows According to deputies he became acquainted with lira Phillips end elded her In securing ooun-eri but bed not been In communication with her recently Sheriff Trseger end his eestataats sold they essmsd te be no nearer to recapturing the missing woman Armour Phlllipa husband of the fugitive who wee detained at the sheriffs office all day waa tdld tale In the afternoon ho need remain no longer wna asked to keep In touch with tho d4pBtiea it wee announced Phlllipa raid bo had no Idea where hie wife could be but hoped ah was In good hands and would not be recaptured 1 DEBATE EY RADIO Boat so Dorn 4-Boston University debating aoetety tonight held a radio debate raid' te he the- first ef the kind The rratAs ef the debaters war hrradrast from a department store radla station while members ef the society listened In at a reset ring station at the University oaf MgX AM IXm fGURflk The rahjaet waa -Tteeelved that President-Hardleg waa jastlfleg ta vetoing the benae MIL" The affirmative woe declared tho wiener It wee announced tonight that efforts weald- ba-mode to arrange radio debates with ether college when tbs scout machine In charge of alienate tbs affectione of bar hua-Major Gearhart res swiftly and Mt It In tho rear Ths other machines already in the air maneouverod out of tbs way gnd offset ed safe landings It was announced tonight that a board of Inquiry would Investigate ths accident The enlisted men killed were Staff Sergeant hiarlok Cleveland Oh la Private Blunks Chicago Private Thflmas Jordan Deep Step Go 1 Leonltota Philadelphia MUST DISPLAY AMERICAN FLA6 AT BOSTON MEETINGS band Douglass Woodhouse who now seeking divorce st Ren At midnight tha jury In tha million dollar alienation case of Dorrlt Woodhouse against Mr and Mr Woodhouse ere 'still deliberating In a room in their hotel having bed the Am fra 51 hour If an agreement Is reached tonight It will not be reported until court le convened at o'clock tomorrow morning TRUSTY ESCAPES FROM THE CONNECTICUT STATE PRISON STEALS SUIT OF CLOTHES FROM PRISON DOCTOR BEFORE MAKING GETAWAY Hartford CL Doe Frederick A Kouhoupt an "outside trusty" serving' a term of five to saves year escaped from tho State prison at Wethersfield late this afternoon after stealing a suit of clothes belonging tq tbo prison doctor Tbo clothing woo taken from the homo of the deputy wards Kouhoupt who was committed to tho prison from Fairfield county Aug 17 1911 has been employed at tho deputy warden's house to take rare of tho room Ho woo missed at roll rail fra supper and the suit was ml seed shortly afterword Ths escaped prisonra Is dose ri bed as being II years of age fast IH Inc has tall weight 151 pound sallow complexion brown hair partly bald was dressed In brown suit and a gray copy Ths prison -authorities hollers bs has gone ts Springfield Mss when ha boa frtend EDUCATORS TO DISCUSS WHO SHALL GO TO COLLEGE GOV RUSSELL DENIES HEW TREASURY TQ MEET HEAVY DEMANDS NOTH TO HVW SH TUBI AT 4H AID 4 Off SHOHT TtU CTKKTIFICATKS Waihington Deo Ths ary get squared away tonight to take rare ef the heavy I real dperatlese due to take plaao between Do 15 and Ja 1 Secretary Belle la oanoane- lag the December program declared the treasury faced "improved proa peete" for the coming floral year The plans show a change for the present at leant from a bonis ef tang term operations te a chert term pro- gram which waa made possible tbe Meraetary raid by 'tbe 1 prospect for tbe next year or Tho program Inc hides the Issuing -sf sheet 9144H44N in Treannry netea te run two and one half yearn at 415 Intsrert' and combined offering sf Traneary certificates of Indebtedness: ed Miles to S' mssths at taad ths strand to ran for on year st 4- The combined offering'' Is expected te aggregate approximately t4tt44S444 Mossy -received through tbe Mica sf the seenrltlea together pith an estimated MHHt some through Dstsmbsr tax collect! etm and as equal sum already avallabl will -be used To retire that part sf the -Victory Nats tees called for redemption and two teases of csrtlfi-ratsa hf Indebtedness metering Dee 1L' In addition then two drain on the government fund tho Treasury mart be prepared te meet about 442f4M44f In War Saving Cartlfl-sstes maturing Ja-L either by each or exchange lots the new treasury nevtags sertlfleote sad on hsndrod million dollars In Interest on tbs pub- Us debt Ths Vtetery Notes aod ser-tlflratso represent a semblaed maturity vain sf approximately sine haairod milllea dollar Wltb the eompletlea ef tbs Deeem-bra financing Mr Mellon sold the Treannry -will have provided for meet of tho start dated debt maturing In the nrenent floral year Dr Joseph Pelletier Boo resumed hta offira practice Especial Attention Given to ths Nos Threat and Lang OFFICE HOURSr ts 4 and dJd te AM 11 BRIDGE ST LEWISTON abusive treatment This- special 'mission wds "Poien-tta" a world seal to guarantee the Integrity of a product It was In Ole company that Mrs Gron claimed he persuaded bar friends to invest and from which he claimed to bee receiving an inooma which she alleged never materialized Mr Gran wrote that -this enterprise Potentla was about to he launched suspiciously and asked his wife to forget their perabnal differences" rejoin him end help in the attempt make Potentla the World power It should bet He claimed that Potentla proparly used would -guarantee 'poach end order throughout the world subdue Bolshevism and brlig about a relgn of good wllL jtau will be Mg ana do a Mg thing" he wrote will ho In a position to dp man' to prevent -the spread of Bolshevism than any other woman In tho world You will go' down In history as a benefactress of A latter written by Gron July 1114 shortly before Mrs Gran come to Portland to Niels Gran Jr the nine year old son and promising musical prodigy for whoso custody both (Continued on Pago Seven) PORTLAMD MAN SAYS HE WAS OF WEAK MIND WHBI HE WED a ALLEN MARRIED JUNE 1X21 NOW WANTS THE CEREMONY INVALIDATED Portland Deo Herbert Alien ekUmed he wOe menUUy un-belaneod when be wna married on June 4 1ML to Kathleen Campbell end that he wna Induced to go through the oraaaaony while mentally unfit and of weak Intellect In Aivoroa petition filed la the Superior Court today Allen alee claimed that he to subject to sprite of Insanity and bad bora aa lnmate-cf the State Hospital three times They lived together until last September Both -were reel- dent of this city-- LITTLE WANT AD X8T0XZZ8 i Ho The 'lost and- found 1 eol turn of 6nn classified prore indespenublr- to 'our sdrer-: tiaen Through this Column raRiAIe artidei are 1 'Thete'erticleg were found' hr means of Sun elasaified -(kia insertion did the triek LOOT: IN shall rim eUsaa and Wake mo- voir of tertrjm -Mysea Fines Loeri a eeM Msk walah le the Msnjr purees' gems -arti- cleg or-jewelrr" household pets and -seorei of other things here been quick restored to their owner tbnugb Sun classified Claarifled Adtertidsf Dept LXWXSTOZf DAZLT JrERST ZN ITS barrid'wlndoew Bulplctan Psthate gnardlng tha historical Pebriqu Hotra Dome hero added that they would take similar preceutlona Church offloiala made It- plain' that they believe the outbreak of fires from Montreal to Winnipeg to be of a distinctly suspicious nature Some expressed belief that an orgln-lxed bend of firebugs bad started a malicious campaign against churches convents end Catholic educational Institutions porumd womm stems AT WATBIWAYS G0K6RESS STRESSES NEED OF GAINING CO-OPERATION OF WOMEN in solving "Problem Washington Dee Problems of toon sporting the products of the nation's Industries both by lend and by water wen discussed today at the opening seas lea of tbe eighteenth convention of the National Rivers' and Harbors Con gross The need of greatly Increased faculties fra Inland transportation over waterways was etreased by a number of speakers while competition of other water lines was reported by othera An interesting address wag that of Mrs Sarah Btrout of Portland Malnq nreeideat of the national Rivero end Habers Congress who stressed the need of gaining the co-operotUm of tho women who both understand add on interested In transportation She proposed the utility of unorganised consumers to bring about greater use of America's waterways on agency to lower the coat of living An amendment to tho constitution to aid extension of trana porn tlon Unas on water woe a part of -the plan she BAY STATE AUTO FEES Jk MILLION MORE THAN IN 121 Dee Motor vehicle feea fra fhe'year aggregated 95415-1X7 up ta Nov Beglstra prank A Goodwin announced today This amount is a- million dollars more than the State received last year In all 441515 motor vehicles- an registered In MeeSeohneette nearly 1 1M044 more then a year ego JCDGB HAGGERTY BIBS OU BIS SSth BIRTHDAY Webster Mesa" Dse tr-Hoe Charles Haggerty associate Jostles of the first dirt riot eonrtef Heathers wereestar town eennaol and framer membra of tbo State aerate die at his heme- hero this aftcraoea Today was Mr sixty-eighth birthday He wee a member of tha Massachusetts ead WeroMtra county her emoclettona EOT KNOWN BXFHOr HANDING MESSAGE WeeMngtou Deeg-The Say whes President Herding MU deliver hie aeneal message to Ce agrees le still probtametleoL At tbe Executive Offices it waa solg tonight that It wee hardly probable he weald appear be- fere the Congress tsmorron oaiue eplaleu wee vmterod ee whether he weald' appear Friday 2 Experienced Clerks For Saturdaj-BOSTON SHOE STOBE CURLEY ORDER RESULT OF FOLLOWING SEN BORAH'S ADDRESS Booton Dea Ae an echo of tbe visit to Boston tart Saturday ol Senator William XL Bomb of Idaho Mayra Curley today Instructed City Censor John Casa to see to It that tho American flag Is displayed whenever a public meeting is held in this city At tits close of Senator Borah's address In Symphony Hall In which ha advocated immediate recognition of the Russian Soviet government John McDonald who raid bo was chairman ft he "Boston City Committee for Americanisation" mounted the stage and naked ths speaker why the American flag wna not displayed at tha meting A near riot followed end McDonald was given polios protection Senator 'BAmh explained that wherever he spoke principles wars represent- In his totter to the censor today Mayer Curtsy said that McDonald had taken a proper stand' ARREST FOUR FOR JHEFTS FROM AUTOS ID BOSTON QUARTET SURPRISED WHILE MACHINE WAG BEING STRIP- FED ON STREET UNIVERSITY OF MAINE PRESIDENT AMONG SPEAKERS TOMORROW Boats The question Shall Go To College" which bos been trader discussion by college ioston mnox voni aid maxoxzsizs muxu Boston Dea The Beaton Cen- artmln-rnl Labor Unloa has recommended Program for rural credits i all affOiatad unions that a ape- Mglslatlee baeame i more definitely Jal assessment of ten cents a waek'ftafA with the aiemltsnsous ar nekber be levied to rale funds I ntrad notion In the House and Ban-or the relief -of tho striking shop i ate of aa amended credits bill with -leu-of the -Beaten end Mein and! feature which were daclaradl Haven rallroeda and the tax-'la wfrkere of Mane hea ter In reference ta the textile werk-i re Is nxplalpod Chet while the eooat rirlk was railed eft Kw IT It' will be many weeks before all the uoikere are -la a Position to I rovtde fra themes Ives' and that an Sea help-be given there will wufferlng during the-winter IHITELX OWtJNED to have tho support of Secretary Wallace of tbo Deportment of Agriculture os well as of officials of the Treasury Department -and -the Federal FUrmNLea Beard Introduced by Senator Lonroot Republleen Wlseoneln and Root-gontatlve Aadornon Republleen Minnesota author-- and respectively tb eengieseleael Boots Do toy 2oUm it mssraders reeponsibls fra daring daylight thefts of silk and etbsr raw ulAd valued st 514SSS from bn-soon pled astamoMtas In the wholesale district recently wars- arrested today Thrs of ths me It waa charged were stripping an autemoblls on Howard Edwards of Rhoden lit and Klsgstou street sod tbs fourth waa Stats Callage and Principal Ralph president In recent months will bs tt'a gang by four educator st ths agricultural commission the MU would utllis the existing FSdsral Fhrm Leu system as a berie by creating within it a farm eredits ds-' pertmsnt through which it eras declared potential -esudlt farilitisn would he prodded fra short and-long term lrana-ta-ths eptent of at least six- hundrad-mlUioa dot--larai- The SI tana loan banks at present have government enheeriptloiia only 1 1X144400 bat nndar the bill in trad seed today they would be provided -with a revolving fund nubncrfbnd by tbe government totalling fll0M4M divided equally among the It banka Tbe banks would alee ba nathorisal to ra-dls-eonnt farm paper with- maturities bf from six months to three years ht tl (a "WEATHER FAIR AND WARMER North HewZbiilaad: Petr Thore-iy foil owed by enow with ririi -mpeteturo Thnnday night riday i Engtaedi Pair Than-iy foDowed by anew or rein with 1 slag temperature Thursday night id Friday' East New York: Xaereering eleudU -se Thursday foDeirsd by snow or ill with rising tempsraturs Tbnrs-y night and Friday nnrth of Sandy Hook: Di-inJshiag nerthweat winds and wra- her fair Thnrado Iring and at 41 wheel of a waiting ear wl aatomoMls containing poUcsmra op-pnmebud The officers covered ths man' with pistols and arrested them os ptcious person -Ths asms withhold pytbs polio NO WAGE AGREEMENTS FOR GOFT-COAL MINERS Chicago Do (By The Associated Operators aod minors Boa of the Springfield Junior High schooL MUSSOLINI EXPECTED TO ATTEND FREMIERr MMETING leeien- By -nra Aseo-etatod Prose) Although Premier MuraollnL' ef Italy too not formally accepted Jthe Jnvltatio to tbs roafaronos of AUied pnmlars hors ths tatter port ef this week It la red at tha foreign that ho wUI hs-sn baa and final preparations fra the sessions hsvq boon mad An Informal masting ef foe premiers is scheduled for Friday night at IS 'Downing street with formal meetings on Sitardiy r- iuunuwgta od I agreement st a meting eft all nljNBjMveriton ud stiners to ba representing tha bltaipinsiia east Industry adjourned January A 4.