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Show ' 1 1 TeSsrs aan New Ttiaf. Th attala Ww raa th new while It la 14 - TAGES THURSDAY JANUARY , 1 ,1020 - DORPAT PARLEY ANCIENT HORSES TO SEE DAYLIGHT BUTTE, Mont , Jan 1 Some scores of ancient bbrtes and mules that for years hgve done underground work-i- n the deep mines of Butte, some of which are a mile in depth, are to be brought to the surface and sent to pasture according, to the plans of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co- The time was when hundreds of the beaste were employed underground, but miniature railroads gradually gre replacing them, , nd now the remaining an minis are to spend their das pointing their forefeet at the stars while they scratch their backs on bunch grass. - Social Revolutionary Troops Fail to Wrest City From Kolchak, Who Inaugur ates Martial Law. FOR SEVEN DAYS Armistice Signed by Repre sentatives of Esthonia anc Russian Soviet Govern ment. DORPAT, Wednesday, Jan. 1. , Associated Press). An armistice was s'gned today, by representatives of Esthonia and Soviet government of Russia, This armistice' will be In force seven days. Death Toll list UTAH . SEVENTIETH YEAR MANNEQUINS WILL REPOSE IN DAINTY NOCTURNAL ROBES AMERICA FAITH, Sugges-tlon,- the eatings directors rising allies. a DANIELS SAYS of the 12 federal reeerte districts farr a creed to he adopted by every American in the 'coming year as a means toward the solution of economic and financial problem were summarized- today by the savings easur dl vlsTrm of department as follows I belleie in the United Ststes Of America. My opportunity and hope depend upon her future believe that her stability and progress rest uponT the thrift and Induatrv-o- f her people Therefore I will work hard and UVe flmply. I will spend less than I earn. I will use my earnings with care. I will sate consistentlt . I wlli invest thoughtfully To increase the financial strength of my country and mtself ernment-securitieI wtll buy got I will hold above barter the op: ligations omV country thus Incurs I will-dthese things to Insure the greatness of Americas future." NewYear Greetings From Secretary of Navy and Distinguished List of Public Figures. (By Universal Servlcsi (Special Cable Dispatch.) ' manPARIS, Jan. nequins, displaying dainty feminine night wear apd tiny lscecaps, have been introduced by the hadg ing Parlslen ' Only women custom, ers will be admitted to t) bedrooms of these mannequins and, not until the modem have fa.kn asleep. dress-makin- Giutave Bauer, Social Den Chancellor, Pre- , ocratic scribes Work ' as the Imperative, Universal Watchword. i ,I (By the Officials Await Washington, jan. i. LAKE CITY ONLY NEED OF EVERY AMERICANS CREED PROPOSED BY THRIFT HEADS STOPS WARFARE AFTER MANYYEARS SAT praetlra Thrift. ' Rnf tha nlaaia far Mtisg eaaarta. NEWS; )al arwa. (By Universal Service.) Jan. 1.. The folWASHINGTON, lowing message of guidance for the An erican people In tbarew year was given s Universal Service today by Kippocket Nectar Oiled Many Dusty Josephus Daniels, secretary of the . , navy: The ((nly thing needed -- by the Italian Celebration. BY KARL' H. VO.V WIEGAND. American people for the new year Is 1. -- Chicagos CHICAGO, Jan. In faith faith American faith Ideals; ROM E Jan. 1. New Years day husky young New Year, nursed last (Universal Sen ice Staff Correspond.' was celebrated in Italy with almost In American ability Incarnate those eni) night on 'hlppoeket bottles, showed 1. Authorities CHICAGO, Jat). the same ceremonies as Christmas, ideas of action; faith In the cardinal no signs of being as dry as congress (By Special Radio Dispatch.) throughout the country today gravely there being a general exchange of principles upon which tills republic and tha supreme court-ha- d forecast. presents, yvlth dinners and other so awaited reports from New Year's eve clal BERLIN, Dec. 31. Germany offl affairs.The king received the was established; faith in the courage Cafes became cafeterias last night dally and unofficially is looking fort revels for confirmation or refutation high dignitaries of state at the Quirinal of the men of America in peace to snd serve yourself service apparently ward to the new of their predictions that the wave of palace beginning with the wearers of with mingled year solve the difficult problems which face proved adequate to producq all the the future in varying deaths from wood alcohol poisoning (he Annumiatat collar who rank as emotions, seeing his cousins. The members of the them with the"5lne courage and firm- traditional joya of the New Tear wel- - shades, from th blackest to a lighter took a toll of approximately 125 cabinet, the senators, deputies and ness with which they performed the come. . lives during, the Christmas holidays other officials J gray. followed. , The dlplo grim duties of war. Illinois search and seisur would be repeated. law, matlc corps will be received by the no Ilona In the path of Absolut and thoroughgoing pacifare "There Early today there was slight evi- king and queen Friday evening. 1920 which will impede our progress, which prohibits movement, ff liquor ism is Ihe keynote of th present govdence that celebratoys of the arrival the spirit even across the street went by th ernment's policy, as will be seen from unless w depart-from- of the new year had not profited by been.- boards,. Hlppockst flask were fashhaa AMERICAN wlhch LEGION of 'democracy statements knowledge gained-- , of theffects of cloud by day and- of fire by ionable, but thirstier ones transport- th subjoined new year's of Th-med their select private stocks to down- which I obtained, exclusively for UnL drinking outlawed liquor. BIG GROWTH Jefferson SHOWS since all the in yeara night town eating places hi suitcases bas- versa! Service from Gustav Bauer, Tho pessimistic officials pointed out. howpenned the declaration and Washingever. that it probably would require golf bag anil in on case even Social Democratic chancellor of th ton, gave the errand of conservative akets, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., "Dee. a full day for the scrlo.us consequences trunk was used! our national government, of the to from the republic: progress headquarters to become generally threat of enforcement of Oerman apparent. Work" must and will be the uniAmerican Legion hre today showed "We shall deal with a firm hand thePolice drastic- - search law failed of exe- versal watchword for 1630, th first Chicopee, Mass . and the Connecti- that matno w'ith closeat the of the year 6.666 anarchy and lawlessness cut valley with 50 deaths, today still cution. Allunl faced detectives assigned alilocalltiei that suffered from charters of the organization had beert Measure Confers Discretion ter whore it ralsea Its head. We shall ed to watch the downtown cafes stood year Of the reconstruction of Germany but not alone foe Germany,, but for Issuedwas 360 and announced that It find a way to prevent plutocracy the OffFTstma flood of fake ..whisky. ' Idlyjiy and with enylfiiiaey watched the whole of Europe. On the President in the proflteerlnt endangerlng.JuBt reward the In Chicago 32 deaths attributable to applications for charters are In pro -- contraband disappear. liquor our But! in thl country ceaa particularly of think. who and labor for all men approval. Chief Garrity, who earlier In th day words' "Work" and "economy!, and occurred yood alcohol poisoning had er . 1 have been grantfaith In American had announced a en"With b supreme of rkn would Matter law ths Purchasing written in big letter Iomakonihs---Stberlan--frmtr-tht- r thrift must-b- e ed to posts In Illinois in the past ten principles end a firm resolve that class, Hoffman, Cook county coroner. forced, made the rounds at midnight thk doorvof every house, factory statement adds. It was stated. Other ststes with shall not supersede real de- - and in a famous downtown hotel de- over tyranny Cuba Fully awakened to the dangers of days, From Signand not In that period included Sugar only during th onsulng livered a short speech to th reveler. year ahoj moiTacy, red blooded and confident consuming the poisonous beversge. good showings but for many years thereafter.' Wiswith 15; 17; Texas, j Washington obstaclewhich 1 is Americana-regarthe see to am evsrybody city, state and federal officers from glad. However If there is abundance at Before ed California and 13; 15; Kansas, Midnight consin, to said. as incentives highNew York to San Francisco In time'a the ht stand way good having sqch today, wl,n. " productive work In Germany, there were directing their efforts toward On th streets th merry revelers must, er endeavor and greater work. Amerfirst of all be; incentive and, beth in will 1920 as aver a numerous core war and .Is the at early of ica sales sound the liquid, Several eliminating sides order, endurtde condition and -Armed states in with, whistle, its horns, best. ttr be history. announced 1. the evening. President year their freedom from mentakurmotl. Oer WASHINGTON, Jan. LYNCHED LAST YEAR tentlon attorneys to ask for death penalties for gay caps and confetti they prepared many has no desire ti kPPar In the Wilson has signed the McNary bill vendors of the poison if murder inOther New Years greetings weq; to greet th New Year, buf a driv- light, of trying to shift! 'responsibility falling from her own shoulder Mt must be. dictments were obtained. continuing th United States sugar Newton D. Baker, secretary of wmrl ing snowstorm And rapidly In New York, San Francisco, mercury soon drove th majority to apparent to all that the degree of the equalisation board through,JJ20. It "My New Year wish Is that our coun- cover. TCSKEGEE, Ala., Dec. 31. Eighty-tw- o desire to work that will develop among Memphis, Tennessee; New Havwas announced today at the White try mav have new and splendid oppor persons were lynched in the United-S- en. Conn., and a 'number of other for service to mankind and th Oerman people will in no small tates House that his signature had bean at- tunitieg in 1919, an increase of, 18 cltlea. alleged sellers of the measure be dependent upon. Ihe attl- - ' to use them gtnerously Seven PcrtoiM Injured. poisonous " -over 1918, the department of records liquor were under arrest,' tude of our victorious nmieaof Dec. 81. One of th tached before midnight last night. LONDON, In the A. Mitchali Palmer, attorney gen '.FORT. WORTH. Texes.- - Jan. lw intended Whisky substitutes making for most spectacular-strok- es . and research of Tuskegee university Tumulty terday. Secretary Gsncral of New Year's celehvator at San Fran- announced tonight. Seventy-fiv- e Work That I Slavery- yMay 1930 see the successful Seven parsons wsr reported injured . leader la announcement issued this statement; eral: a- - negroes and-- - -- sevae were cohtgmed crude elk- - em. baling Denikins the conaluelon of tbe constructive work of this morning when aTexasnd Pacific yetOne the sugar ' has without Incentive or adeouiMA Work signed president SdulhTluaala' htf durlng grsaT'a from war . conditions freight train and a passenger train .whites. negro woman was In the Is but slavery. All the ' discreconfers bill compensations Th control bill, It tt with list. and difficulties; may bring collided at Aledo, It miles west of German people must work only to til tempted advance tow Sri Moscow, In matter of the in the on to were death burned Hsven persons a esttlemeot of ths unnecessary strife her. A Vellef train is now bringing fin the terms of peace imposed upou president direetty resulted In tola undoing, ac- tion Cuba. It. is betweenrcapltal and labor, a more just th injured to Fort Worth, and nine were killed and their bodies them If they must give up evsrything cording te a British officer, who has purchasing sugar from afterward burned. Nineteen of those division of th fruits of lato be left to them and if AOthing-idoubtful whether it will be practicable and equalelimination Deni-kinto from returned London, or just rown were of all accused of assault lynehed bor, ths ovej-with which to rebuild her own house, Gonzales wise for th president to exercise federation or Thirteen1 Speaks were Tonight front. assault. or that attempted corporations then it may be difficult to hasten and conferred so far as the charged with murder, all of the whites .When advancing, according to .his the powerand distribution of sugar threaten, to control or sway lb gov Incrsaae the' return of th desire to 1. SAN Texas. Jan. ANTONIO, purchase of tho . ernment and ths having been charged with this crime; supression work. officer, General Deniklne sent General are concerned. General The Pa which S platform.upon four each for abetting riots, shooting t seek who radicals jAiltra to Germany's, Another transplant " v preliminary Bol Marcutoff the 1 Coo trol. through straggling . bio wilt seek election Oonzalee at resuming real activity will be the exNo On tr officeFS-- of the law. killing officers. of th chaos of Europe in,to this coun shevlkl lines with about 3.000 cavalry president of Mexico will be announced tent the law otherwise an$ insulting worn Borne of the Cuban sugar has al- try. of th arrangement of th foreign a menace to unit .The 1. the constituted WASHINGTON, Jan. American a he Gonzales in General no J by speech en. and three because' of remarks business' credit- - for purpose of buying essential been purchased snd there is ready Bolshevlkl rear and and raids by quick feels ih will at over the theatre make Iris what as .anxious the today about the Chicago riots." raw materials abroadi central control over sugar in .Cuba Rear Admiral William H. 81ma effective thrusts. was last year, and it jnlglsl "The w'Orld has Just witnessed the Mexico City, before a meeting held unreserve Seventy seven of the lynehings oc future holds, the federal Our factories, otherwise in perfect quick to realize there of Gonsalistas der the the auspice curred in the south and five in the board announced In Its review of De theThe Bolshevlkl ofwere be Impossible for the gov- most impressive manifestation of sea order are'Jdls now. because of th such strategy Snd therefore now Importance teleMexico to clubs of according north and west. Georgia with 21, led cember business In to step snd purchase power that history has ever recordsuicidal rat of exchange at which our conditions. The con- mobilized every available horse, num- ernment advices reaching here last night money la accepted In the number of lynehings. Mississipin foreign mar to some estimates, the sugar without increasing thee ed. Wlrils It Is true that navies alon graph bering, in- according tinued advance Mexico from the were reducII City. and Arkansas second with prices, to pi the consuming public. Jfh cannot win a continental war. It is practically making impossible All these effectives got be- price each. The other states stood as fol tion in production and the high cost 10,000. continues the raw. licensing nevertheless equally true that the Almaterials la suffiimportation of hind Denlklnes lines which was not bill, however, lows; Alabama and Louisiana. sven of living are . cient quantltiea as a commer- difficult owing to the present methods power also snd thla power may be lies and American navies mad vlo regarded Unless our former enemies, in a each; Florida, five; Texas, four; North cial menace. used to assist in controlling tne profi- tory possible in th world war by in' of Russian warfare. true spirit of Carolina, three; West 1 Irginia, Colo-lad- o assist 'to The Bolshevikl operated almtiSi- - t teering among distributors. Much Cu- soring th safe transportation of and" Missouri, two each; South Although the retail trade showed will behind ban sugar is coming in now snd the troops and the essential get th vast German Industrial nva forcwas Denikine he and for supplies' n chine back Into working order by Carolina, Tennetuee, Nebraska, Wash-i- great activity and wholesalers and ed constantly to fall back witn the Indications are that prices have feaoh-e- d 'lie Allied countries and the armies on N FRENCH FjCTOHIES granting euch credits, than th genu-in- s 6XO)Lajid K a n sa s. on e each. their peak and that there will be ad of the battle front. My predom .rjjanufacturers are piled with orders, Bolkhevlkl gavalry threatening 6 at efforts of this government to save tendency for prices to fall in the Inant wish for the 6w Year 1. there the growth in business. tHe renort places cutting his lines of communica1 the German next few weeks. republic from economla . Clark of Prescott forerlhnt the jvltaUeeaon be not forand political bankruptcy will be vein said, was In terms of dollars and not tion. Denikines retirement was neceszl 1. Production Jan. has the LILLE, people. In production. by gotten reAmerlcei) and labor the ' High consequences of such bank-- -, tated by his efforts to protect himself Aspires to Senate fuses to work regularlypriced been resumed ha about one-haand demands rather the ruptcy wotild be incalculable not alone ' because than of pressure "the New great Samuel Gompers: May failshort hours with the France where for ua butfor tho rest of. Europe as on-h- is 1 front ' The officer is of tho TUCSON.Arw-rJan- . Elms S Clark ing off in production. consequent Year Inspire aH'tlie'Wople of our be factories, of northern , well. . inis Denikine that not of outbreak th th opinion war.paratyzeA yet of Prescott, former-attorn- ey still efforts to general loved republic greater Uncertainty as to the developments th new year with Germany begins morale of his of the territory of Arizona, today abattle and where of the next three months In retarding beaten, owing to. the for Justice andhumanly. ... dustry dark shadow hanging over ' her. raged for . his Candidacy for the L'mted expansion the report added, troops, four tears. Of this number, how- namely, the question of 'delivering States senate to succeed Marcus A as cautious manufacturers were said Charles M. SchwabMfy para German officer and officials for trlil per cent have been Smith, Democrat, in the Republican to be inclined not to commit them- VANITA FITZHUGH mount New Years wish concerning ever, about a13 month. by entente oourts, examonly Figure ts see primaries in September. He is the selves far' into the future. Influence to be every Far affairs from jm to beoioud the public first candidate in either party to an today by the cot respondent of treaty obligation of, PLUNGES TO DEATH Labor unrest, showed some abate of the government, every agency of ined th German govla the who Assoclsted Press for vislting-toffice bounce ment during themonth, but the idle ernment in that yes pact. I merely our public life and everv energy Of Is d zone war a under pen special ness of workmen' was considered a wish to point out that. the overwhelm- - . everv clfizen of the United State diPHILADELPHIA, Jan. . L Vanita ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 1. Science rected toward the greatest possible eatlon of the government showed Ing majority of the Oerman BERGER VIOLATES greater problem than systematic Fitzhugh of New Yprk, an actress, ; people emIn that this 30,000 region plants, hold that th delivery of German was killed in an .automobile 'accident has not discovered as yet a preventive production of farm, mine factories na--HIS PLEDGED WORD strikes. .. ploying 300,600. workers were razed tional for- - trial in which the entente The housing congestion was expect- In this city early today. Miss Fitz- of . naour of everv other and activity However a diseases. x epidemic or looted by disorganigunfire. badly wiU.be ed ti be relieved by th Increase In hugh was catapulted over the windboth accuser and Judge, is an tional life. Through- - sueh effort, zed. act contrary, to the fundamental the Yeport pre- shield and fell 60 feet from a bridge. serum is being formulated that may united And unstinted, slone pan we prinCAMBRIDGE. Mass., Dec. 31. Rep- - construction, .which deOfficials . co.nsidef work a done stimulated be the dicted to would of law and, therefor, an act of 21 Miss vby ciples eradicate yellow fever,, according Fitzhugh was years old. surmount nor most obstructed and Imrcseutatlve Frederick W Dallinger, crease In the value of raw sites. as Jest creditable tha very year 7 (Rjustieejduring ' ihairman of the house .elpcttnns.rom Delegates attending th 'eenventien nf mediate difficulties.as the period between Nov. 11 when V thl question of exTEXAS MINERS ARE tr,,qUfntly the' American Association for th Adinittee, which reported In favor of unwas algnd, and th tradition hi ruthlessly preoeed. if the th Yekaterinoslav and Major Leonard Wood. "My pre- first armistice seating Victor L. Berger. In a state. as occupied, by th entente Insists upon her pound ' oT vancement of Science, in session here. dominant of March wish tor the New Tear is DISSATISFIED ment tonight with regard to an adWITH It may turn Germany Into an Novomoskovsk Taken Warning was issued by"the delegate peace, law and order. Increased pro- authorities in getting ready for oper- flesh, vertised address by Berger in this other chaos of internal strife, even ations. . 14 PER CENT RAISE influenza, spinal meningitis duction and good business. city on Friday, said thatTJerger had against civil the outcome of which wajnnof the By Bolshevik repeatedly violated" the agreement no member and infanttie-iMiralys- i. present government Venustiano Carranxa, president of REDUCED EARNINGS under which he was' released on bail WORTH. Texas. Jan. 1. can hazard F)RT of a Rocke the Kleiner Dr. .Simon prediction. Mexico: My best wishes for the New after conviction under the espionage LONDON, Jan. 1. The capture of Texas, coal miners are not' satisfied feller institute for medical research, Year'-a- r to establish complete tranqOF RAILS FORECAST uct. Yekaterinoslav on the southern Rus- with the 14- per cent settlement, ac and extheJ republic of Mexico, to SWEDISH PRINCE uility-In "Ho was released," said Mr. Dallln-gc- r, sian front and Novomoskovsk, fifpresident of the association, Ed Cunnlnghani, former cordingo were band over legally the position of first progressFOR PAST 60 DAYS that he teen miles northeast of Yekaterino-U- v district president, who was in Fort plained that scientists "un I on now which of the same, TO VISIT MEXICO cancer, saying magistrate would not continue tow attacks upoii ta announced in a Bolshevik of- Worth today en routs to Columbus. ing in their fight research was .gradually hold and to tighten the bonds of the government. He has continued his ficial statement issued today'. Dee. 81. A WASHINGTON, O., to attend, the gpeclal convention that medical a with of ; all nation with whom Hd has position BAN ANTONIO. strategic friendship getting into attacks upon the governmentreduction in railroad earnings of the nafionakorganlzallon.. Texaa, Jan. ' a in its attack On this mal- Mexico has relation." continued 'to attack not only the govsuperiority Prince and was November for kind Wilhelm, son second 'December, of th Funeral of Wm. Osleiv, ady, , ernment, but 'also the, American leforecast tonight by Director General of Sweden, is scheduled to arrive in Student Yolunteeri Emon de Valera, president of th Hines, It seems possible that yellow fever asserted that losses to the pub- Mexico soon, and will visit Mailed gion. ersdlcat-eNew o Irish republic: to Year's My be wish disease 1. be confirst the Jan. BALTIMORE, may that to be is any Impressive It regretted lic the 'stoppage of the mine City and other municipalities through from Record la freedom for Ireland and for all na- labor Missionary It Ir services in honor of the late Sir Wilby, science. he continued. would total millions of dollars. that country according to fslegraphio' stituency no matter how Insect-born- e by a particular kind of tions subject to foreign rule. it may be, should insist upqto electing liam Osier will be held In old Rt. Pauls There is the further unfortunate advices received here last night. The 1. Ap mosquito. Dr. Noguchi, a. Japanese DES MOINES. this a man who took an path iri J911 as a Protestant Episcopal church-her- e he continued, "that railroad present whereabouts ofi the prlpo is effect." I eesohad a on Plckford; serum a cent 76 is that Mary good working of, the men scientist, per member of Congress to support the afternoon at the eamq hour that ihe proxljnately for November and Decem- not but the text of? operations out all written lution' for race New the of human this rid North of and for the America the famous physi- missionaries may Constitution of the Unitd States and funeral sefylfes and perhaps for a substantial the telegrams infer (bat he is new on ber, one some came but and Year, casame along unittarried cent of the forwill be held at Christchurch .th per defend it against aignemies. cian the will seaa lose thereafter, high entirely told me the world was coming to an period Noman missionaries Itr the last 33 eign and domestic, and Who subse- thedral, Oxford. England. , end in December and I tore It up. All their value a a measure of current 'St-Lduyears have been furnished by Sober. U quently, deliberately gave aid and railroad capacity." earning Fairly cad of is it Let i us this; Seine Rising Rapidly. remrpiber volunteer movement for forcomfort to'Jts enemies. It will he a The railroads employed every preBrazil Wants Germans. eign missions, not tell that little fellow 1920x all dhe executive committee . source, ofwtlii greater regm.ifte.ia means at their command 7 trouble about cautionary the the 1. St. Jast Louis New few pf ST. LOUIS, Jan. reported at the convention her today. PARIS, Jan,. h flood In th permitted to com to Massachusetts. BERLINV-Deo- . 29. Brazil laeady The lets bring him up happy, glad in defeating Increased cost of opera Seine has risenjieartyjhree feet more. report was read by John R. Mott, Tears eve celebration wa said to years; -The' A. lot of gunshine tion director and ilrlkethe during to receive 3 069 German-agricultu- ral put cheerful; SE4. ihe depth of The river at present chairman of the executlve board. In it history. in his heart and I am sure he will general said, but. Strike conditions deworkers and pay their steamer fare on institutions have been th.'drtest" 1,000 Approximately one of tbe finest little veloped Intricate prbbleme, - Extra xceedarthat fixed in official call be to out turn of hotels and While cafes Brazilian ships from Amsterdam, ac- which f diningrooms eaaollment-o. 300, have , atyoui - , " , hauling of coal to avoid famines, ex- mates,' cording to reports current throughout 000 students are represented in the or- were crowded., most of the reveler fellows we ever knew." for terminal tra th charges with cider handling contented tfifmsejves Germaey. The Vomaerts Wy., thkt ganization. todky. Raymond IHtchcock: It ia my wish j added burden and a heavy reduction Rome, however, brought their cwn Brazil has offeredJo advance the fare n and were charged "corkage. that resulting from the ceaee- politicians, will be public tin On rpndition that ijt'be repailwhen liquor ' Var. Clcmenceau new coal at our to of make tio combined was a noise title shipments There enough and country but splrhed' only the Emigrants are established. . . I to cut the net operating returns. It was as free, ss Ireland." few Inebriated persons were seen.. i " J an. 1. Havss)--Pre-mrler .' explained. PARIS, , Armed Forces. CINCINNATI, O,. Dec!' 31, Several Tfte roar and ' '' Fairbanks: Germanys Clementeeau left Parie last ee-In- g Lo Douglas , t, Angeles Time- t, rumble of cannon have left the whole! hundred car repairers, members of the for Vtrj southeastern- .France, AutOS. For Demand nervous and Irritable." What LONDON. Jan.. I. Germanys where he will spend a few days. Brotherhood of Railway Carrhen of Worker Get Bonus world is needed la a soothing srrup of tolarmed forces are estimated .by the Ml meric. In the Cincinnati terminal of NEW HAVEN, Conn-- , Jan. 1. Jhir WINNIPEG, Jan. 1. The demand erance and a tonic of understanding. British war office to total clone to a v railroad lines, west, million men. Thw are divided into American StocksBum. LOB ANGELES. Calif.. Dec. 31, were under arrest in ConnectiA good daily preserlptiqn isJBefore for automobiles in 'ihe province is 0 , Vt he Pennsylvania The Low Angeles Times distributed to- you make a decision,- - sum tip the greathat American factories will' be cut today s went on a strike today .following w file regular army of 100,600, the land result . meet to .en 1 1. th . demand Vast day subtract unajMs for 1920 Ration of federal, stateof th inveetl totaling approximately other fellows virtues, disagrement on working conditions- force of Lhe regular navy 12.000;: the . NANTES. - Trance. -- Jan. same to Do 500 the aqd city offito wltfiheir All 366.000 fail dealers bis local according thing employees. nearly today, and the application of' the 'natinjtj armed donatabulary 10,000 to 50,000 sheds, housing American ermV stocks wave of fxtalitt the results and yod It ia estimated that Canada will spend cials Int safd the stfikejthe( temporary volunteers or regular on Bl. .Anne island, bear the state rail-- , worker's with six months or more con- yourself, comt-Xrend wage scat. Carmen 1 319.000 -- for automobiles, during - th Illness caused by drinking poison whkv reserves 166,000 to JOQ.GOOcivIc roiyi .station, were destroyed by fire-l- tinuous service to their credit shared will involve 2i' 0 0 par repairers bn tarmy ' . I on ' in twqA page th west award. (Conifnued Th to in theirCoitents. Srith death 300,000 toll 100,000. ky. guards, Sight the state sr7 j , ,rosd .orPitlhurg IRKUTSK, Sunday, Dec. 28 rfty The Associated Press) Irkutsk is In A etate of siege. Martial law was declared following an uprising of So-- cial Revolutionary troops December 21, luring which they captured the railway station, but were unable to take the city from the Kolchak force. Order is being preserved by the troops. The Americans in Irkutsk are safe and will be evacuated Verknne-Udlnsto 160 miles east of Irkutsk. Communication across the Angara river is difficult because of the cutting of the pontoon bridge and American lied Cross boats are the only means of transportation. Several of the cabinet ministers YiaVe been arrested. The revolutionary forces are In virtual control of the railroad front Irkutsk westward to Krasnoyarsk, but ndTertoutCoutbreaks have been reported. Admiral Kolchak is said to be at Achinsk, 220 miles of Tomsk. ' The Reds also are fighting fiercely for possession of Tcherkassy, In 'the Dnelper, 95 miles southeast of Kiev. They have oceupled Marlinsk, east of Of Wood Alcohol - k, ouc-pllla- or 31.-rep- -- - Thlrty-sixvhart- - Spectacular Coup -- Chicago. , Denilrines Undoing .tn. kl -- , Business Anxious s ei f About the Future -- -- ket, -- . ' J i - lf de, rk . ' -- . Army. I sub-plantl- al - ' priy-Germ- ' Ia.tin : stated-definitel- Out on Strike im-- rnue 1 , - - 'i- - k ty-fi- -- ' 7; I .r liras Xr' |