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Show vfre t 1 THE HALT LAKK TRIBUNK, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8. rrrirr: 21, 1921. E SUSPECT! TO 0. S. ' Picked Out Without Hesi Codefendant of W. D. tation at Driver of Wall Haywood Reportt to Mon tana Federal Marshal. Street Death Wagon. OttUtM Tmm hi Om r, Prof. Charles Munter, The Miracle Is Coining Back to OFFICERS I Firft Lecture Monday, 2 P. M. - - Third Floor SCRANTON, April 22. Positive ino hoforo tho fodoraf grand Jury Ot Identification of Tito IJgL arrealed her I tod ay. Involuntary Uni Tuesday on suspicion ot complicity I After pleading guilty I manaiauxhtar ki aco, ho haro aavaral In tho WU street explosion hurt 8ptm wao ordered lo report at Tacoma on miul liar today by Thome J May 3. but Judea Arthur I. Brown In bar, Smith of Brooklyn, omployod In tho local Iho federal dlatriet court agreed to hla lima beceue of I ha Wl'f having off lira In tho Now York financial Wh AH Lectures u .forccv-ajicalth- j.ry I One of --a arrived In November,- - 110. -- . bo. to to "Wife No. I" tha men h tall, roughly dreaaad. LndoflL Jt to Raymond Clark, foreman on Turning Both aald, . a conatructlon lob In the vic inity of tho I TISantricwl costume establish-xploeloSmith naked If that deecrlp-- I plo,1 mont and go to and from work together 1 a f ' VilH I rh day. "Mince one 0oaki only French !n. f J. Ahl hTVi 1 2 k1 I and Flemish, they communl- ,h I I nl (O u, Pinion todif tl!lLkirT,a0co,.Td la k aua rsnnlnc oA vofMl I u- H told Ironworker. Jr2ltJflMrrlnf Ku1 im Vii whhn fi?Til S'mJ I Oxortflomi ho mat Iho second Mro Muylo .,Tn m?TT h hd fled hla native rlly whan .IlhA 7!, JJ him 10 ,orc h,ra inmi. " ,roop My .Uod'myEorra h worn. I killed 1" man I Smith said tho other standing hr In wagon waa taller and better dressed. Hough Is Convicted. This man, whom ha Identified n I.lal, 8FOKANK. Wash., April M Jay E waa wrangling, ha eatd, with the smaller Hough, formerly bond broker, was found man. apparently trying to Induce him to guilty by n Jury In superior court today lea' a the neighborhood wos of f Hough forgery. The shorter man," Hmith added, ap- chained with having forged tho names did not wont to go. I thought of officers on an isotio of fraudulent parently they wore going to fight end stayed bonds, wblch It wao testified Ware given a moment, but there was no fight and J to James F, talkhan of tValtace. Idaho, went on, turning up Nassau el reel In exchange for genuine securities. 'Just aftor I had passed tha corner I In a confession In January, Hough f Naaaau and Cedar streets I heard Ihelrlarod that frauds against Callahan of fraudulent Iho exchaaga explosion. 1 turned to go back to Wall I through street, but wag stopped by the rush of bonds would reach IMu.bOO or more. HI RunNassau wee street. defense that he hod forged tha people fleeing up ning Uy me In the crowd I saw three men bonds under threats of death by his partwealward In Cedar street toward ner, John II. Mllholland. Sow B and one of them wee the man Mllholland committed suicide when ofpad way 1 had seen wrangling with the wagon ficer went to arreat him, following driver Neither of the two men with Hough's confession. him, Newever, waa the driver. . h5udlj"1qr,,lor i 11 n, hr '!, tn ,,r Famous Mine. Dupont, With Living Models, to Assist t,"'plJ ' For the beautifying and of all women who find Nulife Corsets just what they have been seeking fo make life worth the living, Mme. Dupont has come from New York to Salt Lake. This talented woman will be in direct personal charge of the display on living models of Professor Munters inventions and will also handle special cases. - Even though v . , . you do not need Nulife Corsets you will intensely enjoy the absorbingly interesting lectures. health-betterme- trot-degr- . MOINKHi 0W -- ApriI Booty. , . Cal, Aprilh 22 Jewelry vlu own'r bt,lned fou; "??" J20' when they overpowered Edwin E. T"2 p,,'c n hl Chinese rack at the Pearcs rdence here, according to an estimate The Irish people are very much dl- vided on the question of separation from Great Britain. eald B. II. Roberta In an address last night at Harratt hall. The meeting waa held under the auspices of I of hl" loM md bX - Fcarce to the the Balt Lake British society. Harry W. I llc oday. presided. MrThe Amerlran people hsVe no more 'rrce la connected with the oil , right to Interfere In Ihe Irish question and lmher Industries In Kentucky, than England would hava had had h 1 1 , niCr tO Aid i OllCft rkowo to tAke th nido of the southern I rekl.f stater In the American civil aar, con- - ClJkeo Triboae Malt Lak Trihasc Wire, tlmied Mr. Roberts. CHICAGO. April 21 To pay back a I Tt Jpeaker aald that he could not a diamond klndnena, thief Pittahurg tnat the rebellion In Ireland had any- - I coming to Chicago to recover the IJiu.-lathing In common with the American I 098 worth v of dlamonda stolen Friday tman T from Leroy Present In the of- The American colonies. Mr. Roberta morning flcen of in the Keener were being taxed without repre- - building. Julius J. Reingold aid aentation, while Ireland te well repre- - I Thie thief owes Present a favor. It le of Oreat Brit- - eald, and has eome knowledge of the yn ain He wired robbery and the robbers. Present today that he waa on his way to this city. The police regard his adn ,OITOR BECOMES CITIZEN. Georo Photo, edttof of tho Greek vent aa of tho highest Importance. Keingotil and hla brother Loo are being newspaper Evxonos. published In Salt held, as tho police are convinced tha Lake, wao alven yesterday rohberv was a frametip hv Judea William cltlxenshlp M They believe MoCrea of the Third district court. 1 ho applicant asked two members of the Valley gang" have A led the clew to Decatur, that gems. that ho bo given permission to shorten 11.. fell down today, but the police are his name from Photopoulos to Photos J In house a Twelfth street nd U wao granted by the court. Suf- watching which the Valley gang" know. Two frage was awarded upon a previous r men entered Decatur in a much traveled automobile. Friday night, and attempted to sell some diamonds to a Pawnbroker. -- WILL FIGHT FOR OPEN SHOP. Later It waa learned the diamonds TORONTO, April 23. Master printers of were paste. eastern Clanada announced today they would launch a fight for an open shop if Journeyman printers carry out their threat to. strike June 1 for higher wages and less 'working hours This action was decided upon yesterday at a private conference of members of district 1. fnlted of America, tho announcement Tvpolhetaa said. " An Example of What Happens at Professor Munters Lectures A woman from tho audience tep upon the platform at tho lari tation of Profewor Munter, tho inventor, are taken. They are shoulder, 44; chest, 38; waist, 32; hips, 48. Thie time they show Corset ia adjusted over her dress and her measurements are taken attain. A VXuljfe shoulders, 49; ehest, 42; waist, unchanged; hips, 40. The woman declares she feels a new comfort and sense of she bed not felt before. , This result is repeated upon dorens of other women before the audience, and npon hundreds of othera in the private fitting rooms adjoining the auditorium ell of whom- show similar corrections in figure, with increased eomfort. The hygienic features of this corset are truly remarkable, and women interested in the subject f health and corset- ing should not lose the opportunity of hearing Professor MunteK . Young and old, the well and the ailing, are cordially invited to the Inspiring demonstrations of Prof. MunWs power. measurement ' -- LOS ANOELK8. -- de-"- I ' You are cordially invited to come and talk with the professor. Now of all times the subject of health preservation is most vitally interesting to eveiy one of us. Professor Munters Nulife Corset is really a wonderful invention. It is more than a corset it is a health garment; the only corset designed to do away with the old style of lacing; the wonderful corset that will efficiently reduce the figure without dieting or drugs; the corset that is so easy and comfortable to wear that you do not realize you have it on. The Nulife Corset compels you to breathe right, to stand right, to grow right. Come tomorrow and ask Professor. Munter ' . more about this subject' that is so intensely interesting to everyone. A British Speaker Talks on Irish QnesfionlGet Rich i Private Fitting Rooms Have Been Installed Police Officials Accused. KRW YORK, April 23. Captain Arthur davits accusing Jack Brophy, chief of de-Carey, directing police Investigation I lectlves, and Frank Harty, night cap-o- f the Wall street bomb plot, sent picked I tain of police, of complicity with thieves detectives to Brooklyn after a report had are In the posse salon of Bherlff W. E. been made to him that John La Har. Robb of Folk 'county, he announced to who committed suicide In a furnished day. The affidavits are aald to be the room OR ere today, had left a note con- - opening of a campaign by Sheriff Robb had furnished the money wjthlto clean up" the I tea Moines police fejmnpphe construct I partment. fhe bomb? to Brophy denied' Ihe charge Ml kite Indicating that the man might nude In the affidavits the sheriff eald I have been a crank, the police, who re- be held. nlbvred chemicals end anarchist liters-- I , from La Mar's .room, threw a vellJDo Thorough JOB. ot'es. secrecy over Ihe Investigation. Kan., April !3 Three fAWRENCE, 2t police were reticent concerning held up Arthur Marks, a the .confession note. In which 1st Bar masked men In hie garage here last night, waa Mid to have elated ha Intended to Jeweler, a diamond valued at f:000 from comn.it suicide because the police were took him, and then forced him to go to his ' on hie trail. home, where they held up hlg wife and mother and obtained Jewels totaling $3u00 In value Society nt . da-o- Stakes Alleged Confession. 1 -. JroMoiLMimtcjLia; pcr1jy,MLahiRtywpmotjDf. tremendous Inviting influence of seemingly miraculous power. Essentially, he is a manufacturer of corsets and braces, his inventions in these lines being the outcome of his own experience and study. Many years ago Professor Munter was a child in the tubercular ward of an eastern orphad asylum, and apparently doomed to early death. Ilia doctors and nurses told him to expand bis lungs, breathe fresh air, and if his WILL POWER was equal to, the task he might LIVE. No greater tribute to the VITAL 'MENTALITY of Professor Munter exists than the fact that at that early age ho DID mnstei Fate. Not only did he accomplish this for himself, but lying there for long weeks he thought out ideas that later led to the creation of NULIFE Corsets and Braces .to, assist others in distress, to do what he had done alone in WINNING AND KKEPrNTF ABOUNDING HEALTH. Professor Munters development of personal power seems to give him a MASTERY over ' ' many types of pain and disease. Professor Munter has made over a million dollars.. Ilis . business 'Js-t- o sell his. inventions NULIFE Corsets and Braces, nis happiness is to help others. It costs nothing to hear him. Regardless of what you now think or what you mayiafterward think, come tomorrow to Professor Muntcrs lceture and rmrwill at LEAST hare enjoyed ir NEW EXPERIENCE. Attend the first lecture, if possible, as it is the Keynote of the Series. Professor Muntcrs crowds are so great, once he becomes known, that we advise coming early. NO TICKETS REQUIRED. Threatens Hunger Strike. street, expecting lo aao a flahl. wao about - s Smith picked out IJgt from a lino ot tlx 1.AREDO. Texes. April 23 Linn A. R rlannoro ao tha man ho had aaon ergo- - Oala, wanted on rharoao ot halnf n draft Inf with Ih driver of tha daath weon II evader and of violation of tho eaplonote Ho talar low, who woo turned ovar lo military explosion shortly before Iho told newspaper man that a faw momenta I authorltlao al Fori Mclntoah loot nlxhl. altar tha lilaat ha aaw 1.11 ruabln II attar deportation from Mexico, declare!! a Ion t'adar street, naar Nassau and today Preeldent obreeon had no rlcht lo iho t'nllod Htalaa, Broadway, urainx two oompanlona to I lo turn him ovar land that if ha lo Imprtooned ho will go of tha nalchborhood. hurry out who I on a wao llautanant otriao. a hunaar Smith. formerly . In Iho Now York police department, no- - I . atanad to Investigate Incendiary flraa. Andrews tSHC IvlVSled. NEW TORK. April II -- Tha recani aV.'w mtnS.abio IhsE, of h- tqty broaar, who ' I wao altered to havn houaad two wtvee woo rivalled ItOlay In hJirJe'nf J p under roof, IfH iUI 5-bv l'rookln. detectives thal t'omplalnla i? 44. a Balaian, wao llvlna two wlvao oparlmenl withFrench lad and Iho other to htn arreat on a charge of bigamy. Ho wao held In lloOO hall for a hearing Manilla. Uuyts la allaxad lo Jisve married Madame Marla Pierre labor, a Farlalan m,drld Free and Open to Public Everybody Invited I w district ' .He Will Lecture Every Afternoon at 2 oClock - The Exclusive Salt Lake Agency For Prof. Munters Nulife Corsets Has Been Established at Walkers Store We have made ample preparations for supplying the women of Salt Lake and vicinity with Professor Mooter's newest models in Nulife Corsets, as welj aa to furnish the Nulife Braces for Men and Children. l- - .. - Chicago Spectacle House Makes Startling Otter WELLS CLOSELY CeattaMd fra Page Oaa es aAil1 pay the small charge of 82.93; otherreturn the glasses and you are out nothing. If you accept their offer at once, they will enclose the in a beautiful, velveteen lined, glasses back Pocket book spectacle case, spring which 1 te .be youra free of all cost. (Adv.) wise t- -ns , i TELLS STORY OF ' his whereabouts. SMITH OUTPOINTS MOORE. MONTREAL. April 23. Midget Smith. New York bantamweight, outpointed Roy Moore of St. Paul In a bout here tonight. In the opinion ot ringside experts. ten-rou- theTniil..1 wTPn' TO BEGONTLSTED yt' -- evs-nlng- Dont Suffer 1 Will Send Handaoms Glasses on Trial road from Duchesne last Sunday and shoveled snow and mud all day. Unless to Anyone. there are more storms. It Is expected that Everyone who wear glasses or suf- - j TdVf'the'wU8 trffle bf0r fer from eyestrain will be interested I Announcement was made yesterday by Oil company of plana for la tbs remarkable orter of the Chicago h Paradise drilling on the claim of l.ou.a k. Sima. Spectacle House, Suite 200, 1462 W. I township M south, range 9 east. In the Madison St., Chicago, Hi., to send a True Vision pair of their large size " Glasses Free on trial to any reader I lal,nii,unnVh5tHui or tci paper .ihcnw These! Uintah basin... capitalised divided into ten million splendid glasses will enable anyone to I shares. ofltcers are: L. K. 81ms. read the smallest print, thread the fin- - j president; The J. Allan Bpencer, oecretar W1,otm manager, Joseph -eat needle, see far and near, and pre-- 1 I V. Hmith ami 1 Xf ITaaf x. vent eye strain and headaches. They are 10 Karat Gold Filled, very handsome in appearance and should last a I SUSPECT DENIES Guilt. lifetime. Don't tend any money. ,8tm-- 1 .JOPLIN. Mo.. April 23. Oik Walters, I wao arreoted hero today at tho wh vour name, address and age and ply lB con" state the length of time you have been ji nection with the robbery of a messenger wearing will send you boy of 923,000, denied they any knowledge the glasses at once, by prepaid parcel the robbery or that ho had been In Den-ofpost, to use and wear for 10 days free. If yon are satisfied in every way and I Walters woo arrested after Denver who-writ- question and thoroughly understands the announced that the chief of mines were strewn In the path It was el (ballon. continue to function Inthe fmSIL I? n believed aha would take. Then the two Lord Derby returned to London this I the pest Hew the chief IntentTr submarines lay In wait with the oliSiJS evening from Lympne. where he. had- Uon a. In the tion of using their torpedoes if possible.a minIn been consultation with th prim takes away fTomhlm As it turned out. It was a mine, not of ! later. On his arrival he vent to dinner the torpedo, that sent the Hampshire to enpussling army officers. with Lord Edmund. bottom of the sea. She had hardly They ar also speculating on whether had General Pershing In his new role will bo tered tha area where the Germane In any manner accountable to tho been operating when she came Into con chief tact with a mine and went down, carry th PrWnt is loUc'rommh.ndUndr her. with Ing all hands Frau Boecker was unable to take part PS" 11 m,d PUbHo. there In the rejoicings of her London friends officers.011 drW lu,x,,J mong army had She Oae. of success their coup. over Ceetlaaad the Fate fns Oeatiased trrnrn Faso Oaa gleaned a little Information In another f direction and had received 10.000 marks GRADE SCHOOLS CLOSE. be maintained If similar gatherings are But, somehow, the Kitchener case and It came about In this for her keenness. pedal t The Tribes. British agents came to suspect her of Ir- permitted to be held In the present ex manner: DELTA, April 23. Th Delta grad "A certain officer of Lord Kitchener s regularities and she wae arrested and lm cited state of public feeling." school closed yesterday, but tha high , staff became violently Infatuated with prisoned In Holloway Jail. school will be continued for two weeks Inspector Missing. Frau Rits and for many montha before tho oinking of the Hampshire, the pair Frau Boecker Deported. DUBLIN. April 23. District Inspector longer, the teachers giving their services were together almbst every evening. Tho IMa Vase Ow forces Ottwd of five lasted montha Potter the Her government mysterisojourn there free of charge. Th enrollment of tha officer In question will not be nomad be- and to clue but a the to necessary .eviddisappeared today, ously get Delta schools amounted te 43 etudentsr-whi- ch Jailing her, the British author! the circumstances wae discovered when cause he wont To-t- he bottom with hla wa more than 100 In excess of against of such as Democratic senator chief and no good purpose would be ence ties released and deported her via Hoi the automobile in which he had been rid said that charges other on were school in the county. file. understood any served by disclosing his Identity. they with on a waa she found road how of me will country told land. glee Ing She However. It Is certain that when ho and other German suspects used to sin bullet marks In the car. Apparently InBIOS TO BE OPENED. t. had bean drinking, he woo inclined to bo "Deutschland , Ueber Allea" for th benefit spector Potter ran Into an ambush, near Pershing Opposes. Indiscreat and many a useful bit of mililast Special t Tb Tribes. commitof th prison ofnclals and of other de- Cloghee. County to Tipperary, Weeks, Secretary according Into was Information eager dropped tary to torment their keepers. She Idaho, April 23. Commlaaloner tee members, wae said to have testified P. BOISE. ears and thus conveyed to Alvare or vices L. Nell of the department of public their method of some one designate by him for Its re- laughingly described at after eald welfare bacon of 23. today a that, developed with opposition Crown TRALEE,' Ireland. April today that bide for the conpiece pigeons ception. And at last a hint was dropped baiting on a string until they would come yesterday's committee meeting against struction of the new outdoor plunge at bombed and completely General that the war secretary was planning a rind be had talked over the Lava Hot Springs and other Improvements Edwards, In through the barred windows only to forces last night long trip abroad. necks wrung. Then, when as- destroyed the public house here In which case last night with General Pershing. b'ann-- d at that resort would be opened Kitchener a destination waa not men- have their to duty In the kitchen or wash Substitute Constable Loughlln, a former The latter, it wa said, told Secretary May 40. tioned at first and both Frau Rita and signed house of dhe Jail, the Imprisoned women soldier, was shot and killed during the Weeks that he had nqt recommended Frau Boecker were too clever to aok would cook the General Edwards for promotion, and, if birds and thus obtain a questions, but the fact that the officer welcome addition to their pomewhat day. called on to act again, would not now had said ho woultf be separated from recommend General Edwards for a higher rations scanty his friends for some time made It clear Laid cm Postmen. Kitchener affair. rank. For her part in the that Kitchener wos bound for somewhere Frau marks 40.000 element Th of reported difference bereceived and, Rits CORK, April 11 Bands of armed men tween betides Franco When tills was reported nervous about remaining In EngGeneral and General Edto one of A wares a lieutenants, ho be- feeling rounded up fifty postmen Just as they wards was ealdPershing of Frau arrest not to hare been held Boecker, the land after came Intensely Interested and cautioned she fled to Swltxerland and eventually were the central Democratic leaving today paramount postoffice opponents of by In the the women to use the utmost tact At present she is with mall deliveries and took the malls, confirmation. Into Austria. Democratic senators said matter and to concentrate upon obtain- crossed Boecker visits and In Frau wee Munich Issue the whether senate the should living ing detailed Information In regard to the In Berlin at Intervals of about three 'In the name of the Irish republic. confirm for promotion an officer whom Kitchener proposed Journey. The haul, weighing several tons, was General comhad relieved from montha Pershing How much or little of this story is removed In carts to an unknown destine on the eve bf battle. SecOfficer Tells Secret. the entire city and ths mend, virtually known to the British admiralty I do not tion. As a result, were was Weeks taken th You Have Bsea Vo Matter without mails to- retary that the said to have So well were his instructions followed know. All that has been given out In outlying districts promotions were a matSufferer There's Bestatement Is that day. The raid was carried out without position long-timter of to was He said purely that on a Juno ovenlng. In tha Imperial the original laconic judgment crown forces have asserted Ixjrri attracting the notice of the Hampshire waa sunk and that, considering all of the lief With Pjramid Pile restaurant. London, the staff officer the And It ia likely on duty nearby. Kitchener drowned. facts and circumstances, his honest Judgactually told his companions that he that no more will be heard from thpt " ment" had dictated the recommendations Suppositories was to accompany his chief to Russia, Killed. Sergeant Is made In president Harding's list. All of and named the date aa well as tho ship quarter. Try pyramid DUBLIN, April 23. (By the Associated the nominations of general officers, along and point of departure. All of which no matter what WOULD AMEND RAIL ACT Press.) The police and military barracks with that of Charles O. Dawes of Chiwax passed on before tho next morning. Slsa you have CHICAGO, April 23. Amendment of the In Kilrush, County Clare, were attacked cago, to be a brigadier general on the Head. It should tha officer realized next Evidently reserve llst, will b submitted, tb the sen.of Armed bn - prt- retnot-he roado-agive-qui- ck ML.mldJ)lght. .petty m a.large Indiscreet n Each-Ctthad 4hatminerailroad morning rben. and .a .flghl 'ensued., which lasted ate. Mdsy. No opposition: wa expected admiaslon. because he made- - It lief a ban to Invite his two friends out that eve- orlty would'be given" shipments of food three hours. In which one police sergeant to the Dawes nomination. saved many urged waa killed and two soldiers wounded. The an from operaning and mentioned that Kitchener waa and reduction of freight rates was Veeks Plan Discussed. withdrew without capturing tion. Get a (0 going to Italy, giving the samo date today in resolutions adopted at a meeting attackers and either barracks. TrlbDiM-ll.l- t that ho had set the night before for the of the International Apple Shippers Merben ot Like Triboae Lne Wire. a held Two . hundred raiders train of Commleelon up for Russia. National League Pyramid PH departure from women 8capa Flow WASHINGTON, April 33. Secretary of But the two were not to be chants. The resolutions said that this today between Olasiough and Monaghan, War at Suppositories Weeks' determination to place Genmade prieoners of the trainmen and set fooled Thejr saw through his ruse and would result In release ot enormous quanany drug store. war Is the right It the damage waa done. tities of foodstuffs now held in storage lire to the train. The fireman wa forced eral Pershing ofInthcharge ofe plans for conarmy to set the train In motion and jump. The organisation creating Even wmle the luckless staff officer end In lower prices to consumers. thing to do, ta siderable discussion among officers ot the was trying to undo the mischief he had relieve Itching, train, with no one on It, ran half an hour army, there and is much speculation as before stopping. A large quantity of flour to how wrought, word had been passed to the RADICALS KILLED IN. CLASH. bleeding or ornew feature the the of army of German bn the head the naval Intelligence meal, groceries end machinery 23. Several FaSristI train ROME. 1 1 April ganisation Is going to work out a hemor P was and plena were under way to sink the were mall and tha destroyed bags killed and a number wounded when stolen. rhoid and such rectal trouble. . Already there are rumblings of critiHampshire. toCommunists ambushed by cism becauss of the apparent foot that Tabs no substitute. Us coupon for Two submarines were told off to the they were Plancensa. whatever General Pershing undertakes In free trial. Daggers were emwork and these hastened to a point off day nearin as Mediator, the this connection will be robbing the chief fighting )erby the Sbetlands rtwhere the Hampshire s ployed yxag-anh(r.-uitHPUS Cetyp foxteal general stag of an Important, qWNi,i recuunsd attack. One Communist was killed and George, saya the Sunday Times, has of rTBJIMTD DBPO COMP4PT, of their functions the preparation phase on would that British the rely rightly were stabbed. to others Lord m FyraM Bids., ManhaS. Xkk. Sporadic fighting commissioned Derby approach of th army. In time- - of peace, for war. abaoiute secrecy Instead of sanding the Is still In progress ths Sinn Fein to discover, If possible, In some quarters the fear Is entertained Kindly Mnd a a Pra ship ever, a roundabout, unnatural course. from Plan cents organised common ground for negotiations looking that th proposal Pin tessertMelM. la plala mSHm! Km. Faeclstt will result In stirring tip Coma which burned to Irish of a settlement the in Itexpedition punitive strife the within question Submarines Get Busy. army organisation munist headquarters. view of tho forthcoming elections. The submarines were very busy durSocialist headquarters at Bari were The newspaper says that Lord Derby " No open criticism has developed, howing the thirty hours preceding the sail- burnsd today, following a clash with all of hla life has been In close touch ever, because Secretary Weeks ha not " ing of the Hampshire, many scores of Fascist!. with all th vicissitudes of the Irish jpade public th details of his plan. He From Pilo s If e - aot--ao Cku-ai- . is sent protruding wv hand-to-ha- |
