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Show ft . riy H . . . . . (fS THB WEATHER. fair; ootlmucH f trrid)'Chang 0"'1ly In tmprtur. fc S3 fiver Local I Prieaa. cthoderr.T. (Upper - , 6ttlmnt J He ..HSJ )jk Cs 8l!5 8 bb P bU Tribune Want Ads hare helped hundreds to better their condition in life at small cost 112, NO. 78. SALT LAKE. CITY, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY FIVE CENTS 21 PAGES 1, 1926. Fair Ending in Europes Melodrama Seemingly at Hand for All Alike Villain in Play Appears to Americans by the Thousands in JJ C. Be Subdued, and Curfor Neu Year Frolic tain Up on Final Act A Millennium Marathon Finishes 1925th Lap Amid Survey Indicates Much Gayety. of Old VVorld. Accomplished in 1925 s for Peace, Prosperity Atmosphere of Hilarity By WILUAM1TRD. and Abandon Marks Passing and Entrance. VANCOUVER. B C. Dw 11 (By the Associated Press ) Thousands of Americana coming from ss far south as Lws Angeles, werwhere today preparing to New Years eve In former years dancing downtown was confined to one large" hotel, but Jn the past two or three years all the leading cafes, clubs, cabarets and many hotels have made apt ebU arrangements to cars for the large crowds. (Copyright. 1925, Salt Lake Tribune ) (This review of the eventful year 1925 in Europe, with its forecast of an eventual United Europe. written by William Bird especially to throw light on the outlook-abroIn which American business is so viAmerMr. Bird, an tally interested ican newspaper man. has traveled widely from hie Paris headquarters in the last twelve months and is exceptionally qualified1 to analyse Europe's aUuOT ftn Yrom --the American point of view ) It ly tne fifth act of the great European melodrama. After the tensely tragio episodes of the earlier scenes the shooting affrays. Ihs kldnaplags, ths treasons and alarms the audience can at last sit "touh and wait rmifldetuiy" Jiappy ending. Ths beautiful young girl has been rescued from the clutches of ths dark and desperate villain, who has hissed his Ust hiss Ths missing, papers art recovered and the faring saved Ths trials and tribulations of ths t handsome hero, so unjustly persecuted, are over, and far aaay across ths drifting snow as already hear ths wedding bella Oh, yes there are still some g problems uneohed, soma misunderstandings that remain to be explained away. But It is Act V, and we can feel pretty confident tha? things are going to get steadily bet ter from now on until ths final cur tain That, somewhat allegorically, is the situation of Europe at ths end of 1925 It has been a year of steady progress toward pacification and stability Nothing of major consequence baa happened to interrupt this prog, ress LOCARNO INSTILS CONFIDENCE Ths Locarno conference, after the fruitless efforts of previous ears to arrive at a general European agreement, resulted In a document designed to remove ths causes of bitterness between ths victors and vanquished in the late war Tbs terme of ths agreement ere hy no means satisfactory to everybody. Manv Frenchmen feel that they hae let go a definite, material guarantee the occupation of German territory for a ague moral safeguard Many Germans believe that too many traces of ths stigma of Versailles still remain Many , Englishmen fear that European unity util be bad for British business All these things may be true but they scarcely affect ths The general public general public has not read the documents nor anaAll that it has lysed their effects gleaned from the procedure It a feeling of tranquillity and assurance a feeling of confidence and a release iEIRJpiSE Secretary of Agriculture Seeking Best .Information for Washington Man Say State Ha Too Many to Give Adequate Service. Legislation. Conference at Washington January 12 Has No Ef- Poor . gatherlnga reported record ettendance j'eataurantB an 4 cabarets, particularly la tha metropolis, wher an rainstorm anded as the festlvttUa began. Berlin noted an outdoor celebra-tto- n equal to those before the war, with fashionable hotels doing cap&t Itv couvert business special despite charge. In France, following Immemorial custom, the evening was devoted to family parties, and the Parisian white" way was comparatively quiet. SETS KEYNOTE. Washington set the keynote for the country, with a noisy demonstration, but the White House lights fcere dimmed long before the witching hour, as President Coolldge neld to his regular domestic program calling for early abed ' Outstanding In tha New Year meg- sages were statements from VicePresident Dawes, forecasting contlnued prosperity in 1926, and from Pre- rnier Brland of Franoe, attesting his belief that French fiscal problems would be solved bv settlement of that nation's war debt to the United States g was seen bv eoo- Material nomic students as the principal factor In the celebrations staged In eastern states Not In many yaars had the outlook of the average Street been eo rosy, according to - the trade reviewers, What part was played by Illicit Mr hations could not be ascertained of- , PctaUv, at least during the progress of the festlvltlee, which continued in the majority of cases until ths gray dawn. In virtually every caw, federal authorities charged with prohibition enforcement had strengthened their forces at points of expected precipitation. WASHINGTON. Dee 81 (By the Associated Press ) Washington In- dulgtd tonight in a noisv, hilarious New Years eve celebration Following his usual custom, however, President Coolldge spent the evening In to seclusion of the Whhe House within arshot of the uproar from near-b- y streets in company 'with Mr. Coolldge andfr and Mrs Frank W. Stearns of Boston, their house guests, and went to bed. long before midnight Shortly after nightfall John Coolldge, wpo had been spending the holi-dwith his parents left for Plymouth. Vt , where his grandfather is 111, for a brief visit before returning to Amherst college In contrast with the tranquillity that prevailed tonight at the White House the executtxe mansion tomorrow will hum w(th activity President and Mrs Coolldge. continuing the New Year's reception custom established a centurv ago, sill receive thousands of isitors London J j r t f well-bein- f I 1 man-in-th- e- f f i pus-slin- fect on Iowa's Plans. Contiaud on (Column P Throe. One.) Insurance Fraud Empties Graves HUTS Dr 31 (Bv th Press) Tuo hundred pounds of cement packed In excelsior was itigators of an alleged nee fraud found today brought from the Moore, nerro ofijame v grave, however, ths body of Raythe another mond Allen negro, searchers found Moores bndv. On the strength of these discoveries Charles L Howell, negro undertaker and James Slaughter, negro DOORS OPEN. assistant, were arrested 13 Moore died November and his 11 distinat oclock, Beginning lift the bodv with Howell guished guests, heAded bv cabinet relatives relahis burial Allen, for private members and the diplomatic corps. The tives said, died November 1 es Peg Eight ) (Ceattaved him dM not who had treated doctor (Getantfl To ) see the bodv. but Issued a death certificate The two burials were made bv n jwell on the same day. and ' Former Insurance company The Liberty of Chicago, which Issued ths 1009 Convicted Insurance contends that Allen policv Is still alive Ths Insurance money VOS ANGELES, Cal . Dc 1 (By was claimed by an uncle. James Al the Associated Press ) The Rev Ba- ien. ker P. Iee former pastor of one of the leading churches here, and three Women e Oil Stage Fist Officials of the defunct syndicate, were convicted of misuse to-1 of ths malls Ip federal court late Fight to Get Boy ST in Pastor ThreiOthers Are-Be- day. Lee was convicted on four of eight INGLEWOOD. Calif.. Dec. 8L (Ry counts, each of which (tarries a maxi- ths Associated Dress) Two women mum penalty of 85000 fins and five met on a school ground hers yestergears' Imprisonment, day and staged a fist fight for tbs n of a Ths three oil syndicate officials bog, Magnus Mr Donald, whom each claimed J J Berilnger, J. G. Kirsten and poer1 J (f son Theodore C. Reid war found guilty Vl hen on ail of the eight counts they were separated one f the combatants, Mrs A Pantos, who syndiThe holdings of the Are-Be- e Id as she had com from n were that Palo located Fe the Santa cate Alto to get the lad produced an afSprings area, southeast of Los Angeshow to was she fidavit that his les Many of the Investors in Hie concern testified that they put their mother land that the other woman, Murphv, wish whom ths money Into it because of ,thlr faith MniG;A been a only IJving hers, who was enrplojed as lecturer vouth had In for the syndicate It also was bright hisAnsunt who officer Mrs Intervened told out at the trial, that Ij had told Panto to take ths and tonight sews of tha tn esters that he had so aha was on her with tvrrth way him, much confidence lit the success of Mrs. Murphy declared between the venture that he had placed his while home tears at that, awn vnonev Into ft, hoping to reap of ths affidavit, ah la regard Magnus Enough profits to educate his chu-dr- en mother and she would get him hack and grandchildren, Sentence will If eh had to go to every court In ' be passed Monday. ths country I, 4v. hr j World Record for Prussian Policeman Radio Stunt Claimed Mast Cultivate Laugh r ii ii i iAtJURA. Cal, Dec 31. Tv tha Associated Press Wbat Is believed to bf a world record foe radio telegraphic reception between mateurs vs reported hers tonight SANTA V .. whm Ben Lopex Paul Means and fbwver, operating station- A A K, communicated with station OA6X, Ofpetown, South Africa, a distance of 1,750 miles The local men said tev discussed the waher with tha ( juetowp man and taxed until! U)ligt in thy African sender a borne. The tArsmltter used hy the local men wii 9 VvHtt $uh set and the rereir-- t at I I V wt The onlv Ing lenrth teed ws 9 5 meters and th) a was wire twenty- smtenn single long1. . ,elght j I .1u Dee. WASHINGTON. (By the Associated Press ) A conference for the discussion of tha agricultural surplus question has bean called by Secretary Jardlne to convene her January 1L It will b th first of a series of conferences planned by tbs secretary for this purpose. Th farm editor had planned a special meeting In this city January 11 and Secretary Jardlne believed tbla would afford an opportunity to bold on of bla projected conferences with farm leader to ad via with him on the surplus crop problem In the hope that definite progress may be mad In arriving at a sound and practical solution. Other meetings are expected to b held next month to go oier the whole question of farm relief with a view to forming a program for submission to congress Tha farm papers which hava been asked to send representatives to th conference January u Include th Fanner of Minnesota, Wallace Farmer of lows, the Nebraska Farmer. th Wisconsin Agriculturalist, the Pralrl Farmer of Illinois the Farmer of Alabama, the American of New Agriculturalist York, the Pacific, Rural PreeSTf Ohio Farmer, the Michigan Farmer, Hoard a Dairyman of Wisconsin and tha Breeders' Gaiett of Illinois 1 Col. HarTcy Blames Poll ' f T" tic in France? Dictator- ship Solution. Only KANSAS CITT, D.O. It (By th. Associated Press) Ths richest people In Europe is ths French people. This was ths statement today of Colonel Georgs Harvey, former ambassador to ths court of St. James, hers on his way to Arizona for a few months rest. Ths richest people In Europe is ths French people, but ths poorest government In Europe is th French ' gov!,'' Declaring that he said the troubles of Francs are political, not economic, ths former diplomat averred that ths republic's salvation lay in leadership, with ths probable alternative of a dictator or committee of public safety "The French peasant will give his sons to fight for his country, Colonel Harvey said, but when It comes to sending a franc over the, frontier he balka. This Is ths basis of dlfficuHles Francs s ministerial Every time a government tries to do envthing. that touches the national lc. DES MOINES. Iowa. H th Associated PraseT Secretary fBy conference at Washington y 12 to diacua tha agricultural surplus question, will hava no effect on the corn area conference which Is being planned by mldweat business and farming Intereeta Governor John Hammlll said today. Th governor eald'h- - would an. nounc th name of fifty members K 4hs of th comjmltte (9 q vrilTwm who are authorised pocket bok process can be checkeu, Brisnd alone to call n area conference during th next month can do It. H is hr far ths ablest "W want to mnvlnco th adminstatesman la Europe.' istration that w have a definite goal In mind and that w are unitedly for Ohio River Ice it," th governor said "His calling a conference doea not Destroys Boats affect th situation at all. LOUISVILLE. Ky Dec. 31 (D) the Associated Presa) WHh th breaking of two big ice floe in the upper part of ths Ohio river reported yesterday ffvr men are making preparations to protect river craft here when the Ice goes out. Ths ice going out at Utica, Ind , carried with it two boats, on the tow , boat Pipe "Line No 1, wwa completeand th packet New ly demolished valued at $15 000, carried Hanover, away as th ice went out at Madison Ind , wiU he a complete loss. Numerous small craft were crushed as the gorge Jnke with a roar that could be heard many mil a Advices last night were that the floe that went out at Utica yesterday had jammed above Louisville and was expected to hold until the thlrtv-mll- o floe from Madison reached that point Jar-din- e' Jan-uar- DES MOINES Iowa, Dee. 31 (By the Associated Press ) Protest against the corn area conference to be held some time In January, .folth lowing agricultural marketing conference here last Tuesday has been mad by the Farmers' Union In an open letter addressed to Governor Hammlll. The union also sent a letter to all Iowa congressmen and Interested officials objecting to th original state conference Tha union, which claims 30 004 members In th state, pmteste the It will oomlnr conference because muddy the waters and mystfy the as to farmer what puhlio really went "It Is the contention of the union," said William Hlrth edleor of the Farmer, chairman of th corn belt committee of farm organisations, "that th work of Tuesday' conference end th on to be railed la Interfering with the work of th corn belt committee" - rl Convicted Murderer Again uTells Truth Colorado Man Seeks HOLOE.VVILLE. Okln Pc St (BV tfc AMjpfat,d Ir.-- s ) Claud. Cussing Sanctuary C N.wtnn under tha . r.pMt.d today Influ.nc, o( acojHdamin. tha "truth aarum.dh dantala he iniulp throughout a aaomtlona trial at which ha waa convicted at thy killing o( Briggs Chumlay Okla-hoCity ixdicaman Newton volunteered to appaer aa a subject fog the teat ha(ore tha annual convention o( tha Oklahoma Sherlffe1 aeenclatlon hare and hie ot Innocence were made before a Urge Vroup n ( officer.. Governor M E Trapp aleo waa Jn the room and llatmed aa Dr R K Houae at Farrla Taaaa. dlecoserar of the eerum, and a committee of officer piled Newton with qurrtea aa to the killing Later the governor refused to com- ment on what her had heard declaring It merely a rclentlfle demonstrat- ion. American Indian Still an Enigma Cal Dec M SAURAMENTO fBy he Associated Preea 1 To Charlee th secretary Hngertv statistician ofcom a query of mate's office has from Isaac T Earl of Boulder Colo, thof on status profanity legislation Earl la eager to know 'n California If California ha any law against nmfanlty, and If o Is It being en- a forced In reply Hsgertr sent cony of th statute forbtddlng "loud and bolstermiaC profanity in tb presence of women and children but ventured no statistics aa to Ita enforceWhv th Colorado men Is ment. anxlou about profanity In the - Golden hi letter did not uneclfv .tale HAS MUNSKY BIOUIST. NEW TORK. Dec. 31 (Bv th Asbeth Among sociated Press v will of Frank A quests In the la J50 000 to Mr Bophl I G She Savannah. Coy of the divorced wife of E H ITedJn a atar player and Cot, who was of the Yale football team a few vears ago MUn-se- Mel-drl- can-tai- MADI80X. Wle, Dee. It fpy th Associated Preea ) All attempt. f science In 1935 to fix the origin of the American Indian In European or Asiatic sources hava failed, and tha American Aborigines remain an enigma In actentiflc Teeearch This waa revealed to the Society of American Racteriologlata here when a Kansas girl, working alone In this field of research, reported that she had found no resemblance of Mood grouping -- of Indiana with European or Aslatlo racea . She made a personal study of fog COLUMBUS Ohio, Dec JL (Byih Indiana Radio, flashing a Tha worker, Mlaa Clara Nlgg of Associated Press over nearly WOO miles of the department of bacteriology of the mesaajr Unhersity of Kansas, said her Gnd-In- ra space, will units a brother and Sold; , Muddle Deepens. Debt One of- - Big Item in Cure for f Present Home Troubles li f fiy MARK SULLIVAN. Dec 31 Ths only WASHINGTON. comment In th nature of partial excuse mad by any Washington authority In reply to th action of Iowa farmer, la to call attention to th It Is mem-ba- r banking situation In that atat Smith Rtlmmel, Fargo, H. as much of lowas of President Lincoln's body- claimed Uthat, caused by a wrong banking trouble bis altuatlon guard, recently celebrated as hy temwithin th eighty-thir- d corn Th birthday anniversary. porary low prlpe of slat, He ighale and hearty and retains la mad rather forcibly that point Iowa fine memoriae of the martyred pres- should b able to control and remedy Washwhereas Ita situation, A banking ident. P. A. Photo. ington cannot control ths price of corn, or at least claims Jt cannot do ltr -- - lt hr ir under sound principles Ths total number of banks In Iowa is given by which tha treasury here as 1825, or 127, are onlv Just about $97 national Th national banka banka are controlled by th atat government of Iowa Th first point mads Is that ths number of banks Is too great Sixteen banks In a hundred and twenty-fatat with a total population of two and a half million is on bank for each 1500 people, or for each 300 families. It Is Claimed that 300 families cannot support th personnel and other expenses of a properly organized bank, and by the sam token a bank trying to live upon so small a unit of population, especially when local business conditions are poor la fairly certain to both charge too high rates and take too great riska PARIS, Dec 31. -- (By th Associated Pres ) Artatrld Trland, premier Federal Judge George W. English, of Franc, in an exclusive Interview eastern district, Dlinou, charged with given to th Associated today, malfeasance, faces Impeachment In Expressed the "bel ef that Frances the United States senate. He ha financial difficulties will find thir i Prs decided to oppose the charge. If called lit will be the first such trial In thirteen years, and the tenth In the history of the United Eta tee. J. Sc A. Fhoto. chief alleviation la an equitable settlement of Fran o a war debt to th United Statu. "Anything which generally spetk lng, would permit th great American nation to make th weight of He Influence mor strongly felt In tha work of International concord and th reestablishment of normal condition between peoples in their economic life will be welcomed with great satisfaction by French public opinion M. Brland declared. , mty one-fift- f DECISION OF IMPORT The decision of th Ameriean government to b represented In th disarmament conference which Is to b held at Geneva under the auspices of the league of nations constitutes Itself, In th eves of th French people, on of th most highly appreciated Ne Years gifts In international poli- L Utah Share for Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, Next, Is $848,251. SERVICE QUESTIONED. James J. Walker Becomes tics I feel convinced thst th American people deeply attracted to th maintenance of th world s hav foiloWed with th Interestpac th world of international cooperation ia Europe which ha led to th conclusion of th Locarno agreement. A peace method has ben Inaugurated NEW YORK, Dec. SI. (By th with power to decide th destinies of Pr ) At midnight tonight a new Europe Of this nw Europe hav already a glimpse James J. Wglker, son of Tammany, w an association ofcaught free peoples retook offlr as mayor of New York. specting each other and spontaneousInto off Ic with him wnt an entlr ly collaborating In realizing th sam Ideals Tammany administration, 'placing for By working for th ereatlon of this th first tlm In history Tammany new European spirit, of w'hloh she government over the atat and th was one of th Initiator, France, 1 has heliev, supplied th heat reply to city at th sam tim th accumulations of mill t art am and Vt McLaughlin, former Imperialism, which hav been too Georg tat superintendent of banks. Walk- lightlv brought against her by perwho la k proper knnwtedr or er rholc for police commissioner to sons not aufMnty her In su'X d JU hard wiit have Lnngbt, e i) fra plsv of the fulfillment of her Into that offk ahead eg tlms, having national aspirations. At this very moment at th cost been appointed by William T, Collin, of very heavy sacrifices, sh is callpresident of th board of aldermenu ing upon us to fac moral obligaand acting mayor sine John k tions Incumbent her In Morocco retired at midnight last night. and Svria Whatupon Is ah but Mr Hvlan takes wth him Into pri- insuring respect for treatiesdoing and Invate life a pension of $4206 99 a year. ternational mandates In th interest Enright, who retired at th earn of peoples who hav placed themtlm as Hlan, receives fioo a year selves under hef protection or guardSeveral other officers in th pension And ah Is doing It In th ianship police department, favorites of Com- spirit which Inspires the conduct of s missioner Enright, also aatled all states that have shown th highof the opportunity to retir on est concern in bringing their contrihalf pay to th common work of civilibution Mr Walkers cabinet la mad up zation. of almost entirely Tammany men. H END IN EIGHT. has pledged thafvke, gambling and This disinterested rol which the underworld resorts must go traditions assign to Franc may b Mr W alker, who is a former Greenhampered at this moment by wich Village song writer, stats sena- deeplv th financial difficulties which ar tor and Tammany politician, aa may- weighing on her life But or, will hav supervision of th spend- I hsv th firm national 1426 will to billion a dotlars of close for mark th end ofhoptheathatdifficulties, ing th administration of th citys gov- which ar an Inheritance from a war x ernment that Inflicted greater suffering on my country than on anv other I believe that this Situation that Coal Strike Conference brings consequences that today affect memhera of th community Adjourns Over Sunday of stateall which share th same views, will find Its chief alleviation In an NEW YORK, Dee II (By th settlement of our war debt equitable The anthracite wage to America' Press conference tonight took a feces until next Tuesday Representatives of the miners and Mine Explosion in operators were ip another long strugMexico Exacts 60 Lives gle tonight trying to settle th coal strike, which entered its fifth month of New LA REDD, Tvxa, Dvr II (By th Year th with th pealing beds Associated miners Rtxty Th six miners and six operators be- wer killed In an explosion In a coal 1 Railof s th National mine av Mexican m third their day p gan siege today. Not a word of what took place ways ret Patau, state of Coahulls, to reaching here. escape the today wax permitted conference room For the first time The explosion c urred last Tueadsv. Th only details received are to th sine th resumption of negotiations effect that all miners in the mint wer no statement was issued Minoperators had aephxlated hy a gas explosion. Reports that th ground hav been workplaced before th miners a proposition ers ahov that ths men return to work Imme- ing with assistance to recover th but because of gaa fume th diately while negotiations continue bodies, It is known reecue work has been si w. could not be verified Railway officials at Nuevo Laredo, that the union leaders were opposed across th bonier Dorn bare, have to su h a proposition, having stated that the men wou.d not return to the been notlLsd mines until an agreement had been signed. Mayor of New York; Hylan Gets Pension. further extension of the banking argument, mad by on who authority in this field la unquestionable, Dec. 31 WASHINGTON, (By the as vs that a temporary drop In th of Associated Prss ) Apportionment of corn ought rot to have emprlc anvbodv If the Iowa farmer os barrassed for states f73.425.0O9 among: the his banka aa well served-b- vas wer during the fiscal year beginning July other Industries ar served by their L 1928, In construction of federal-aibanks. According to this authority, to a mlroads was announced today by Sec- the real trouble goo back Iowa farmtaken policy pursued by retary Jardlna. of ers under the urging their local bankers last year Tha averag Iowa Utahs share is $848,251. 690 bushels Nor94 426,917, th corn crop la 432 00b Texas will rOAelv s of It Is fed to mally about a sum Jarssr share put on tbs g and'nnlv NewYork. with 13.647,186, Pennsyl(CeaUnued ea Fir Lgkt,) (Oehuaa Font vania, with $3,346 920, and Illinois, with $8,175 618, follow with th next largest shares Colorado Prohibition Other apportionments are: Alabama, $1,649,719; Arizona, Enforcement Goes On 908 Arkansas, $1 287.997; California. $2 484,706, Colorado, $1,380 384, DENVER, Colo, Pee (By the Connecticut, $473 428; Delaware. Associated Prens ) Abolition of the 1 Florida. $97 186, Georgia, law enforcement state department bv 5 189, Idaho, $938 689; Indiana, Governor Mortar yesterday will not 390, Iowa. $2 660,469, Kansas, affect the enforcement of prohibition Louisi1G6, Kenturky, $1 416.309, in Colorado, John F Vltan, district $1 009,764; ana, Main, $483 674, federal administrator, said today Massachusetts, Maryland, $634 624. In abolishing th deportment the $2 217.418, Min$1,089,056, Michigan revoked the commissions of governor nesota. 32 130 168. Mississippi $1293,. 200 volunteer dry agents Governor $2 406,647, Montana, Morley explained he wanted to wipe ins, Missouri, Nebraska, $1668 138. Ne- the atate prohibition enforcement slate '$1 561,660, 6, clean and atart all over again vada fOjiyUNew Hampshire, NeW'JerseV, $934 708. New MexMr Vltlan asserted that other law 7 ico. 11,187 264, North Carolina, nforcemetit agencies, including fed3 720. 644: North Dakota, $ eral officer, county sheriff fen es and Ohio, 12,777 037; Oklahoma. $1 752 245; municipal police bodies would cope enforcement Oreaon. 11182 046, Rhode Island, with th prohibition $366 625; South Carolina, $3 051 998, needs Hundreds of city officers and poSouth Dakota, $1,222 log Tenne. $1618 419, Utah. $848,261: Vermont, licemen will attend to strict enforcein Denver New Year a $3H5 625, Virrlnla, $1 445,862. Wash- ment of theoflaw PolU Rinker says Th ington, $1130 080, W.t Virginia, eve. Chief th will have cooperation of th pollc Wyo$'93 936, Wisconsin, $1,870,282; Hawaii territory, federal officers. $935,594, ming. $365 626 The funds wilt b spent on the feder- Reported Social War al-aid system under th of cooperation with th sam planhlghy in Capital False states that has been In operation for The roads Included are ten years Pee SI (By th WASHINGTON, th most Important in the country, Associated Press ) Washington sociSecretary Jardlne said, and reach di- ety was disturbed for a while rectly or Indirectly evrv city of more to hear that two of the capital'stoday sothan 60 000. Ten thousand miles of cial leaders. Airs T Mare, Georgs federal-ai- d highways wer finished wifs of ths former ambassador to during 1926, with a total appropria- Russia and Mr Joseph Lelter, wife tion of approximately the same as of the Chicago financier, were to give for th coming fiscal year, h added, New Tea.ra bails tonight with Indications "that th ceming year rival Th gossip was that It would will b equally successful. a war for social leadership, and that'th lesser lights would have to us great discretion and foresight la Negro Lynchings choosing wher to go for those atth Mary ball would In future Increased in 1925 tending be persona non grata at th Leitera ; versa. vie and NEW YORK, Dec 31 (By th AsIt developed later, boweerr that sociated Frees negroes there waa a misunderstanding aa to Eighteen wer lynched In this country duylng dates, and a wave of relief swept 1925. compared with sixteen In 1924, over society circles Mra Lelter anth National Association for th Ad- nounced she would have only a dinner vancement of Colored People an- party tonight a more extensive pam nounced today. being planned by her for January $2 Liquor Treaty With Mississippi led with six lynchings. and would later go to the Marv Cuba Nears Signing h the associations statistics showed ball Mrs Mary disclaimed Intention Frure for other state of starting a social war I Florida, three: 06orgia two, and 1 HAVANA. Tuba, Dec (Bthe on each In Arkapfcaa. Alabama, Kenannounce-men- t Associated Official, ITss Give Girl and tucky, Louisiana. Missouri, Utah was n sde todav tl ihe ngo--i 4 Virginia June for a frquor begun No in Trouble tlations between uba and the Urlt-- d treaty h reached th Goal, ROCK ISLAND, in. Dec 31. (By State h Dree ) Conmane stages Aoela.trl s, f Andr-sLincoln sre- Ft'bii-- o. In A boapltnj hr tar tary of the Ignited treusurv, from ar1ou gunshot woundrecovering inflict-eWilliam IL aliar and ass.surt hy a JlUed lover, tri'mt rrgraln her solicitor of th tar de,trrnt, who health without th morel support of rviitt-lram to a, after a trip Polte said that the of Inspection parent hr of southern nited htat lri had been Hvln with her aaeall-ant- , conferred at liKhtvday with Co1mo Mllonta, a former huabond port, Manuel 1 shuts, tne fraurti ser- of her Mater of the prodetat tary, regardirg Mr and Mr Today th parent posed trea progress ss lmprta., called ths girt Gabriel "Papa, om QutHc Russo, of DentervUl, lost, made and a atisfatty crj ti the Jones clapped the headphones on sect hi, mesaac to th lrl. Is predated It Is said voire Alonso Again came th You negotiations "Motherland father clad wiU b s.rmtar te that cy that Jones, wherever you are listen should hav been ahot Ion ao " (. ahada with Your alster wants to see von at t Mr Andress sill pa his Worthlnrton. Ohio. 8ht has not seen or heard from you n forty yea re . Co C. Member to President Machado t morrow To were horn at Antlqultv, Meigs Let Resignation Stick Holland eounty, Ohio, at th tlm of th civil Belgium wsr You wer reared by Captain Wil. Examine Emigrants Dee, 31 (By tb WASHINGTON, liam Roberts, an Ohio rtvsr fiatboet Associated Pra ) 2rMnf CooUdg You went wHh him orr a prod bo ha accepted the resignation at th 31 rRT th. WASHINGTON, boat when you wer a boy and member of the inter- Assisted ran Mc hord as Fress Dy Fxammation in 7 while the boat was King at th1 state commerce commission effectu their 4wn countries Immigrate n lank In Arkansaa-M- y name is Mrs. l tomorrow. from Holland and bound for j Robert Kakin." This announcement was mad late the I nted ita'c Belgium d Idsd ha been T hre th tlmee, ewflted Jones today at the White Houae after it in on TM extend the po( y of li heard thu message from the announ-- had been announced Mrw'r that M source at the examination which al WFaO Then th resump- a hord would rema.a Wfth the com.m raadv applies to England. Ireland and tion of mu tin annonnreitoeute rang ion until a successor qualified hen Scotland the rurta.a down on the drama a announced recenthis resignation The state irncunM Jone telegraphed hiw sister ha ly the submitted to the th evfensioit department t day and added that woud meet her In her Worthington senate the nomine Ion of R V Talnr a It is nos In operation th hom tomorrow. They are ths only a Democrat, of Mobile, Ala to ytm succeed In Ft gland waa heh.g looked imoby lining mrr Per of their familv him oa the commtesioa. other couftlries. A d -' four-fifth- oste-fjf- ih Hy-la- $1,-0- $366.-62- 1 6, $2,-0- them-sehe- 1365,-26- $1,-- 1 inau-gur- wr. Parents lt Help ' RADIO UNITES BROTHER AND ' SISTER AFTER FORTY YEARS; MESSAGE FINDS RESPONSE may Indicate thab th. American oear her, tomorrow, Indian, .tend alon. a. an individual at 'Worthington, BFRUTN. IHo II (By th. A.o-date- d or third forty yaarh group In vend races, con- after a arp ration Press OlmlnaJs in Prussia theories that they mav find themselves reduced to a trary rtj aelertinc Mrs Robert Eakla longed to ee her an old from world aprung k. un stats of helilessnes through laughter brother, Alonso Jon, on New Year's instead of by Jh Impair of ths or p. day Sb did not knew wher be waa per s blackjack If plans of tbs min- Trawler Towed In uter of th interior work out The, h- - ai4r efc Ja 4 a dnesnw ah A general order Instructs the police With Champagne Cargo ocnld reach him by radio. Sh told to select all humorous uttraaa4, her story to officials of WEAO, Ohio whether spoken,, written or pictured, Stat university radlocesftng station of , 'WOODS HOLE. Maaa . Tee 3t doming to thetr attention 4n Fraa ) Tb ficial or unaUlcial contact WITH the (Bv th MuAiwx'lfttq weeks ago Jones and his Sever trawler Jo was May tnw4 into four children were sittlrg around thetr population n These choice bits will be ssm-tile- d fearbor hr today lit radio In their plantation bom In ths sinking from gunfir of s roM- gnwrd town of Tomato, Mississippi county, end distributed periodic v to a Arkansas ths tmtlr fores much aa aramuni-- t patrol boat whlh as listening A daughter lion js leaded Th minister beUevB I rum runner off Marthas Yiirard to Clearly and distinctly came this css th copper trswlwr Th had .me night thmot d'f. carlo Bruit situations If posesesed of the f of c of rhan craw Abrio Joreg, whersver you are fgn weapon of humor. was srrstd. of thr listen, t?0tr Settlement i -- t End of Financial Difficulties for His Nation. j 1924 When Hog Were ed Associated Press ). To tbs plaudits of merry watch parties in Europe and tha Americas, Father Time last night completed ths 1925t lap In his millennium marathon. Cabled reports from abroad and televraphlo dispatches from leading domestic centers jtresesd th- mosphere of hilarity, good cheer and hop of pleasing records to be set In the next "round," which marked the (By th sm ' Given r In Advice France See Premier-- of d ma 1 tbe-trf- j ct Pecides to 4' and hr prs -- Are You SeAdnp; d Meals Y To our Children? Well-Balance- problem of Th ihluiren fod seleciirm ia rnt esev one. attract!-teav holesomencM, for s must all b cnsld erd 11 bvklet e tUl-- d Food for h! drn. Young prcpard by th coi oriJc of th bureau of ho n t tgrl. ulfur, t yvr th rtnisniy etecy denari of food leition for rb!elrn tetwe-- n three vrvd ten ve irg of ar. teWa whsi kinds of Lod are pssded gles th ard OJra'unts rf food preportijn ilred and jrgets a ruruber of rq rutflilmts nsraw anua forwortiAa vbv haa th car Kvrv f'f ch Md shorld hae crpy of J ura today. tr look and mail the ccmij on b- low li losing two rents In stamp . rat ,nfl p'isUg wit and dfp-nwn- -- fr K t ft-- r HeUn. D1reAor. FrIerlcJtaJt Iv'k Tribune Th ' In format k n U reau. Washington, D. i inflow leresith two cnt tan 4 f r retuca txiage c f th kleth fee T OT Fd y for Y s ouug Chtotrn. Nam -- -- Street . . CUy SIM . . |