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; able discharge and 16 years at Leav- ! viiwnrth. j The other death sentences commuted ' were those of Arahag Ash.baha.in. Comi patiy M. Fourth Inf., to dishonorable discharge and ten years and Frank J. Burke, Company A, first rajualty bnttahon, dishonorable discharge an! Mfi teen years.

(By International Kewi Service.) 1 Vv ASHINGTON, March 5. Tho procram of the federal government to al- j lay unemployment conditions and to j aid industry generally during the re- ! i

cor.t ruction period, w as outlined this j

afternoon at the conference of govern-

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NEW YORK IS TIED UP BY STRIKE

j 16,00 Marine Workers Are

Out; They Try to Stop Government Boats.

IS ASSEMBLY TO PATTERN CONGRESS?

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j (By International News Service.) I NEW YOU K, March f.. The tie-up ! cf the port, resulting from tho strike i of 16.000 tniirine-woritr rs, whlvii went I into effect yesterday, was more com- ! rlete today and congestion was re-

Will Legislature Adopt Tactics Used in Washington to Beat Bills.

ported at most of the local docks. The Gary Ciecb.o-Slt.vak club, which j Thr. f.rr. tine, were

I recently sent "'resident Ul.son a racs- . j . , ,. .i. n,,( , 'stopped as the result of the walkout eage expressing gratitude for Mb coed' - . . . ....... . . ,

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by ricger F.abson, spokesman for the j various fovernrr.eat agencies now cooperating in the program. Babson dU- I loscd thf following tps to this er.d j hot ure cow planned by the govern- ! xent agencies. ' 1 The ;rnmed,ate release of 51. COO.-j O0 tied up in war orders which the : nove-nment is to jay, thereby aiding) man'-" manufacturers. whose industries have been idle since the signing of the j armistice, to proceed immediately on yea . e-t'.n.e manufacture1. i

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the foiiowir addred to John Tu.-hek.j;n ' ' fo hanlle he great crowd, secretary of club from the secretary to I .

oi commuters. Municipal ferries were pressed into

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The "White Hcus?. Washington, February ;5, 1319. My Dear Sir: The president directs me to acknowledge the receipt of your telejrruru of l'cbruury CSrd and to thank "i t.n i your associates for your friendly sentiment;. Ha appre ciates lour good will. Sincerely yovirs. W. TUML'LTT, Secretary tc the President

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service to convoy the thoubanus or shipworkei on Shotters and Staten Inlands. Practically every boat of the vai ious towing companies lay idle In the harbor with only an occasional tug, manned by strike-breakers in service.

j Kfforts to fctop the operation of gov-J-nment boats engaged at the bis; ! Bush terminal were begun by strike. ! leaders today who telegraphed to ! Washington, charging that thesa vesj scls were violating the order of the V. S. Sh'.rping Board by eng-igtng m i private work. i Mavor Hvlar., who leturned to the

(By International New. Service.) ! city because of the strike, is expected AMSTERDAM. March 5. At least j to take so-r.e action in the. situation three milita-.y policemen were killed j today. A movement also li on foot to in fatal clashes betwuen the Sparta- bring about mediation by officials of

ANOTHER CLASH OCCURS IN BERLIN

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th? department of labor.

P.f preventatives of the boat owners

by Soldier Send Him to Fort Leavenwotrh.

day that they were finish."

"in the fight to a !

" ; tides and covernment troops in

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oemxious otaieinents mauer , ; : ' url ,.;0n ieaie- declared n--nin to rnrrf nc to advices from the li-raan ana 111 on leaaei!" "luuira Bf.n.u iu

I capital today. ! Following t:ie dec'n.rat'on of mar- ) tial law in Berlin a state cf s.ege has

been proclaimed at Branlenbu-g and Thorn.

There is much pillaging and food she p" were loote3.

The Rr-il5 are reported to hava oc- i Ttir. F-t Kr.-.t'

oupied the A ""ip nderjilats police sta tion

WASHIXGTON. March r. Three more fleath sentences, Imposed by court n.artia!, have been commuted by Pres. Wilson, it was announced by the war partrrent thi afternoon. Two of the i inn had betn given the death penalty for T-llful d.f ''he, hf-v.cc cf orders, but r" third. Aaron II. Smith, was sondiced to death at Camp (irec-nleaf. Ga.. ior having utteied unusuaily seditious re-narks. Accordii'.K to the isirer? forwarded here, Smfh jaid he "would rather he

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LAKE CO. MEN BEFORE BOARD

nv It. V 6. IK EH. International Service Staff or respondent. INDIAXAPOIJS, March 5. Is the ftato legislature of Indiana going to adopt the tactics used in the Congress o the United f-'tates senate duiing the closing days of the aeventy-flrst cession of the leg lsilature, by methods similar to thu-i used to defeat Important b.llu L'ffoic the national congress? Thifc is the question being asked around tho corridors and in the cloakrooms of the state house today and this question was brought up because cf the postponement of important bills by both the house and senate. The senate postponed action on the ta.x reform bill, while the house advanced Iho time for consideration of the specific appropriation bill, when It cam up for special order of business, and then spent hours on minor measures. A number of important measuiei. including republican platform bills remain to be disposed of in the f"w remaining days of the legislature, and they may die wi-.h the session, if the practice of postponing action and consideration cf the bill is carried out. Every effort is being made to bring the highway commission, conservative ccmrn.islnn and other bills to the fron. so that they can be acted upon this week. Appropriations bills are yet to be disposed of, . are the measures proposing removal of sveral state institutions. And, In addition, many republican platform measures and the pledges are yet to be carried out. A number of constitutional changes remain in the balance.

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I .-T MATFJ i. i At-. I ivntiVAPut.lS. March 5. The ca

t of William L. Ho!:, sentenced for burg

lary to the state prison from Iake county in l?16 wil cot.e before the pardon board late this mouth- for rc-leas-1.

the food rii,f commiision. today I The case of Beia Smith, colored, o?

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(By International New. Service.) ' PAP.IS. ifarch 5. -Herbert Hoover of

GAMES FOR

! consulted by the council of ten re

garding the best m.epns of rushing food supplies to Czecho-Slovakia. The

Lake county, a murderer, in 1?;?. wlil also be hea-d.

sentence J

a German military rnson, under . conference was inforr-.ed that ror.di-

rho heel of Germany, than m the L". SDiiy.' C:s another occasion in the prcseuca ' ? njany officers and er.listttl men. he raid thaf "German autocracy was betr ihn-a American autocracy." Ma5"r General Henry G. Sharpe. comrranacr cf the department of th eouthas?, recommended that the set.u-nce in. ,jit tri'.ited to dishoneraMe !iy charge and : :.pi isonment for to years, but I'resi,''r.i Vi!?ou ccmni'.itcd Jt to dishor.or-

tions there are terrible and unless immediate relief arrives there i a great dinger that the rapid. y growing Bolshevist ele-r-r-r,? will overturn the government and take control.

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GRISSOM CONFESSION. (By International News Bervlca.) CHICAGO, March 5. A confession in t hich William Mannon Griysorn. for-

i mer vice-president of the Bank of

j Commerce and Pavings of Chlcaao. is Better call up The Times and'sH to hav- d'T-ued emb;inj bPf twen 1100. 0" and llOO.Oa of the have it sent to your house every ban-t-, n,oney during m?. wMi be night. Then yOu'U be Sure it Will I Placed hefor the erand .1 ,ry In the 0 I near future. Assistant State's Attorney Oe tntre. Grover N;meyer sail todav.

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Who Benefits by High Prices?

You feel that retail meat prices arc too high. Your retailer says he has to pay higher prices to the packers. Swift & Company prove that but of every dollar the retailer pays to the packers for meat, 2 cents is for packers' profit, 13 cents is for operating expenses, and 85 cents goes to the stock raiser; and that the prices of live stock and meat move up and down together. The live-stock raiser points to rising costs of raising live stock. Labor reminds us that higher wages must go hand in hand with the new cost of living. No one, apparently, is responsible. No one, apparently, is benefited by higher prices and higher income. We are all living on a high-priced scale. One trouble is, that the number of dollars has multiplied faster than the quantity of goods, so that each dollar buys less than formerly. Swift & Company, U. S. A.

iSFE'jiA. To The TiiiEf. WHITING. Ind, March o. The Owls' All-Officer Quintet has crm practicing persistently for their battle with the Armour Sffiure lieavt s fright. Fans will see two good g-imes for tho price of one ?ln,irsion as the Champion Red Crown wil take on the Mark White tciuarrs of Chicago, the champions of th- Chicago park league. I.'.. A. P.. T'ltton-PortT will lead the officer team over the top. He will ha-.e with him L.t. Geotge Benson, F.ns.gn Bartruska, tgt.-'aj. Spring gate,. Sgt. Collin.'-, Sgt. GoMrick, Sgi. Tommy Naef and Corp. F.i'l Lynch. The popuiaritw of these men insure, a large crowd to see theiu play, while the added attraction of a championship game for the big teams means a capacity crowd. The Red Crowns will -if" their m.'st f omidabl" l;nup in the effort to win from the Mark White lares. Johnson and Elliott will start, at forward with Captain BUI Feeney at the pivot position. Egan aryi Cochrane will do the defensive work. Word has b-ri recei.'d from TIarry Frieling that he ! eotitlnff west and that he may be here for trie game. Frieling was manager of the Bed Crowns early In the season. Games at 7:45 p. m , and on the Flovenskl Dom floor.

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First dose of 'Tape's Cold Compound" relieves all grippe misery.

ns.slst tn stab'isr'ng pric-- 1-y fixing what are considered fun pi .us for purchases by the gov crnni' n: , b' Sieving these prices will be pretty ncuc-mily followed in private purchase...

national guardsmen from Ulff'Ttnl p-uis of tho Cniicd Stales.

GLASS PREDICT GREAT FUTURE

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i (By International New. SarTice.) I WASHINGTON". March 5. "We ha j a great future immediately at hand--i prosperity is before us and we cen-

aff'.Td to stand back," Secrete iv the Treasury Glass told the e-

SESSION

(By International New. Serrtce.)

WASHINGTON, March S. House P.orublicar.a will nit down in the cslm today after th closing U-gislativc juui of yesterday and pick the man who will guard their parliamentary mtorests. as well as their Itgl in'.ivo moves in thecongress. Although Flcor Leader Mann has m'id'S no formal announcement that he will decline th floor leadership of the next congress, it is regarded as certain by his friends, that he does not care again to shoulder the burdens of leadership, having been defeated in the caucus by Fredcr-cl- I. Gi'.lctt for the. speakership. It is reported that Mann has requested that the committee select Hepr'sentetive J. Hampton Moore, of Philadelphia, as his successor. On the other hand the faction that put Glilett into the speaker's chair. ! s.iid to favor P.cpi e:?entative Nicholas

Tongworth of Ohio, son-in-law of th

late Theodore Ilooteve't. for the lcfiderehlp I OPEN NOSTRILS! END !

Don't slay stuffed-upl Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Ccrr.pound" taken every two hours until thrpe doses are taken

will end gnrpe misery pnd break up a : severe cold either in th; head, chest. , body or limbs. f

It promptly opens clogged-up rostrum and eir passages; stops nasty discharge or nose rur.nir.Ki relieves sick headache, dullness. feverishr.es?. sore throat, snefiiintr. soreness and stiffnes. Tape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and cau-es no inconvenience. Don't accept a substitute Adv.

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; ltd Jim j ors in t he a Vv hue House toJ-'o .

of govei nv i room of lie

Reds Plot to Bomb Eleven TEor(n,;:",! ! ens of seeing foin

Buildings in Various Parts of Chicago.

icy that business emment wants forward,' the se

i -i iritfr.s5y deslrilatvd a curtain po'-

n-.ay f oiiow the gov. to see business ga r.-l-iy added, urging

Th Democrats are not elated to pick their leaders for several weeks yet. Th" only candidates, it is clesr to Democrats, will t Speaker Champ Clark, .who rjuit his grip on the speaker's gavel yesterday and Claud Kitehin. who was f.oor leader in the congress just ended. Kitehin has announced his Intention to retain leadership but there has he-en t.o expression of intention from exSpeakcr Clark tt.

(By International News Service.) CHICAGO. Maic- .". Close to It'O

j I. W. V,". suspects arrested during the

nigh.t in tiii search bein-r made by police and federal agents for "P-eds" implicated in the plot to bomb eleven buildings in this city are being held incommunicado .today. Chief of Police Garrlt;. has assumed personal charge or th." hunt for the I. V. W. plotters a:-.d early today declared that he. believed all dangerous I. W. W. had been rounded up. It became known torlav that S'hCO of a fund of $lSo.ft0A sent from Ch-'s-itana. Norway, to I. W. W. in this country had been used to finance the thwarted bon.b plot In Chicago. Federal agents are. said to have under surveillance r man who has beei

in charge of the I. AV. W. propaada t fund In this country. j

that some df ! Ui three -day clcs tcjdiV.

niii; poncy conic out con f erf nee, w h' -h w !

EARLY CONVOY ANNOUNCED

(By International TZvrra Serrlea.) WAIIIXGTO. March 5. Assignment to early convoy back to tha U. of thj K'Tii.. STOth and 6SStU aersquadrons, lit'n engineers, basa hospital No. -3. lSlh engineers, companies A and II, and Signal corps, casual Co. No. o was Announced this afternoon at thp war department. HE DARKENED HIS GARY HAIR .

They TJsed to Call Him Grandpa; Kovr

Tlxey Call Him Kid. INFLUENZA ON LINER. ! TeU3 H8 EIa II-

How To Get Relief When IIea-1 and Nose are Stuffed Up. -

Count fifty! Tour cold in head or catarrh disappears. Tour clogged nostrils will open, the air rassages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headache; t,o struggling for breath at night. Get a small bottle of Kly's Cream Balm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through exery air passage of the head, soothing end healing the swollen or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable, r.elief is sure. Adv.

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STEEL PRICES TO BE TAKEN UP Will Be Discussed at Meeting of Conference Board Thursday.

i j (By latetmatlonad N8Tv- Berries.) j WASHINGTON. March 5. Steel prices will be the first matter to he tak

en up ny TH'3 inuusiria! conierence board, recently appointed by Secretary

of Commerce "Rediield. These prices I will be discussed at the first meeting or j th'i new board; which will be held here tomorrow. This announcement was

made by .Secretary Kedfield today with the appointment of Anthony Caminetti, commissioner of immigration, as a member of the hoard. Other members arc George N. Peek, of Medlne. 111., chairman: Samuel P. Bush. Columbus. O.; William M. Kitter, Washington; T. C. Powcil, director of railway expenditures. This board plans for which were worked out by Secretary Redfleld and

approved by the president, effects to

(laUrnational NetTs Service.) NEW YORK. March Z. De'avcd many

j days by storms and sickness, '.he American transport Powhattan with "l.'jSii I armv find thirteen navy personnel, ar

rived hero today. She was orgiuinly

bound for Newport Xev . s. Leaving Bordeaux Feb. IT. the Towhattan was at sea only a short time before an epidemic of influenza broke out among the troops. Heavy seas served to make conditions worse. The ships surgeon advised the captain to put hack Into Bordeaux, which was done. Twenty-five nf the worst cases v. ere s.-mt to hospitals there and tho vessel resumed her voyage. On board were forty-eight officers and 1.663 min of the 6"th regiment coast artillery corps. They are mostly

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Mr. J. A. MeCres. a well known resident of San Francisco, who was called Daddy and Grandpa on account of his white hair, and who darkened it with a simplo home-made mixture, recently made the following statement. "Anyone -can prepare a simple Mixture at home, at very little cost, that will darken gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. To a half pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum. a small box of liarbo Compound and i ouncs of glycerine. These ingredients can he bought at any eirug store at very little cost. Apply t" the hair twice a week until the desired shade is obtained. This is not a dye, it does not color the most delicate scalp, is not sticky or greasy and does riot rub off. My friends now call me 'Kid.'" Adv.

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