South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 94, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1921 — Page 1

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RAIL EMPLOYES ASK SANCTION FOR ALLIANCES

I rpii- J;iil Cuion- t Hark! "I)rfhn-i r A llianre- at ! Sprrial Convention. ' claim need imperative; iDHriratP. Deelarr New Oran-I ization Aerces.-ary to IW-tUl Attack-. nhvy yoi:i;, a;-:.: .-. -i:. p.. .!. t 1'iiu.s of 1 , Jf , !!,-,, l r.üir o r-i'i.iy .;..!' 1 i:;inn , ;tiv heads tf tin r-c-:ni-.l i: it: .xi.il ami inlin tti'T.iI ruiiro ..d onions to ..inction the formation ,f ,l.ti-t "cf-f'nj-i' rui'l il'-: ii -. v.'" ;i..Ii.irir-5-' .ii!i oa(l ili:-' .-I ( ..ut.cii - - in tiw !" v Y"ik ilHtri-t .in. I at tiir "5.T t c-."i-jx'.nti ia thf r.iilr .-d i n-liü-try." Thi (1 L i" i t ( i r.i. i li. !: are Ji' ' ;iry. iL t-l in a 1 f 1. r , rcit'to th.. cvc,:iV.: union ,'ilu -ia'.s. j to flie raihoad , mplovs -to ! bettrr rej-t the c . . - c . , t m t d 'i ' - ta-;.s ,.f tl'i- u!r. id" ev'.-,-uive association" IHM "to brim' about a '. a ..l!ili..t T all riiioiad etny i . lid p l f- "L a 1' ') lH iT tit r.iniati-;!! in a, I crafts by stimulus inter .t in tin ir own welfare .1 ion siting th in in the value cf V..-:idarit D( I. nation. I e! ati to the f.-nvention v. h i J I ;: i nted all loe.il iwilri ad union-; in tl-.M greater New York district, nr-'d that, a sf.it- or status quo s!.-. "M I..- d'ciar-d by American .: r.ttion of Iib..r so as to cb ar i th.- way, and miie it po.--;h.e lor w'nat ri"W om.mi n'.y know n as tn- t.irr. - portatlon hi oth rhiols to i r r i : : . i : wa j iii. American l eu'i .'.- "f I-l,,,,r- . . . . Inii; e;!i i;us a tion, it v. as stateu, . ... . . . i . .1...: . V, .. i 1 ;i . J I e I !! I ( i .( - a . . ' I I'.-'TiKi'II', lll.tl iriee i-. in ' ' ria i a inuin iu o f.'irr.alion ( f tle r n.-r il drp.ir! rt:i vitb.in fe b ration would o.. ;.r r '-.!." ' ': M ar !!; ' n-pn -entative of ! I ur.i'.'i-f.n th- .s a or,. 1 -st r i t j .! t : nd. ! the e. ,,,v . !-.' i'-e which was '!. d bv 1.-: r: . : .-; f tl.l'ir.cd I :rot !' 'd of M a :nt na ncp ''f Way Iltnpl";. '. The ib'e:':'!s r".. . d tleir ron

w f.d'-'Tice in th.-.r i:.t rn it io :iai ami l 1 1 .o: .a 1 . :: ;a '. and j '. d l' d to t h-m

in tb.ir i:'.t rn iti "o.-r all :ti tri i r untiring rtorts to r c ur.i üvl mmtain for the railroad eirp. .- Tie- w orkirvg conditions an-1 ti e - taml.r of li itig th tt ;b' a ! . o ";-:.' n f a u to. , Want I'.iet Iteatliriiie!. ! "W fur'l.er 1.11. . that it wauldj Veto the 1 .-sr mt.-.-t of all on- j r..rnel. na.;.n in- e. .mmuni. aimn. t na? tri" pr.-. nr e: -am - pac? !- :rj::e-;;:::a'!:1!.':;j;;H1::;:: "'" " j Snd.enmteiy. Ana v u in prin ip " cr emit amaa, .ma... ano iiM'iMni. , ruito.mmy be ma only r gt.nvd as , prlTTflp. ! " '" r.er.iM'd oy j the raürea-1 w.a- r . s an accept.. .1 ; fact.'" 1 --.TTT-O.l.ll ' ("O - . I' S .f 1 .' 1 co . 1 1 , 1 i.i' --A 1 - j J ', HIGGINS DECLARES

GIRL KILLED SELF:1;;:

av5 mttuiu Uirl Inank Poinm in Spite of Efforttn Stop Her. r.T Am...-1.ii-1 COJvP.rXA. -M. h , Ar, -.1 ; Th it . Ihtrim: Ja:cy "Whit tuns It f.r!. tod; h r b.f- w m r: arri.ige " ; W .-'.r.e-iay r.i-lu -i t 1. A de to Sb. i'.Va - i ' Snnday bv l-br: 11:-:-i : " : l :t ta r:t.. s -a ... w : : ; - f mi:, b r s cb 1 1 h , a c -i . . i a . - b; hero on. a i :, ... , . c-rdtrg to he 'A . Pr. -... n t t h : .' f a : . SViol. a'al ! I banned ' ; 1 ivt d wh-n 1 . 1 . ' i . . - C i . lllll-l an d . Praimal 'nt-iits. "In the t 1. ; : '. - -i f t a ju aft-r 1 b i i ! :b. j"-ar e-.;r fa ; .: : '.'..: ; i cald s e her pla- .-. 1 ' l!: -.:;::s w.,- .-a f 1. I i. . . b.. r .i from i l.er side a nd kr. her hands but t I vend h.er r .n and drain :. ' th. b. i. f I er a. h b : 1 - c nt. "...- . ! i ! a 1 1 hak ';.. :: In .inti e r " r .UT: p. tb.e I f. It r .!. fac w :.w a: .! v. arm bo.:- .,t. I :-at:-';. ! ti .!i!. ran 1". ha I ! : r d t r ' .,s-d ; n w i ni l r u; h::r. )..! ;. report- d t' i to ri.' ':, t r .f :.e ! . ; ' ' 1 V . - . . . e SC . :'. -t - t.Ce to ? c i t::r.. t.n... !.'. r .: tr - : tb . rew nut:. or; i s I-..-. 1 ) rj td-!at:. d I c t. I. a . 1 tt a ' r'' !;(-:.!' r -M t !. . ..... H,.-- i p-'-s' .-i!(r. n;t v.ot:.d hte n th i in; -:;:.- tie n. H: a; rairnrnt r.t had Utn 4.'t or ilociiay.

Calls Men "Slow

V 'V . ; . r b-a S. uif.r. ii.-. -.1 a u n i i u ni. th.jd for ir.r "th- world know" that s-'hc w.is .!.;;: Lc-d. fli" r-r r:tly turru.-vl in a tire aI ui'i ju.--t hrfoif snnri.-'.' in on p. of tii" Kaii;toii d'rmitori s and wlit ri the rw-.-ds had aflrihtedlv assem- I 1.1. -d in the hall in their nightie, j ph- calmly announced her enae- , ni'nt to I). i I'ahhvin, a student j at flarrt't I'.iLdical Institute. I Z'l aCtin h I s ; -Vlr:- thf ,hf hal'1 'nb' I-roposed '' W" ll1 stro,,,"u for huurs arid hou,r; " She cf.ncludrd by ivinir her opin ion that "m n are o low', FAMED NATURALIST IS BURIED AMIDST

I U M AT vlMUI f1TVlama"ser' where lt is reported that llnljril Ölllil JjlVjl 1 I j larse numbern of the nobility are ! arriving. The littlo town is crowded I with Hungarian notables in numbers

R u rrolrrlis Laid to Rest on' w c 1 n .Mountain l(le Oll Uay I if filtli Rirtlwlnv ! r.v .- i-.to-i vw. j luXP.rKV, X V. April r, John -n.uuhs w is labl'to rest Sundav n.irr f . , tho mmmtnin.;,!. ! where h was born exactly S4 yearn From the peaks and the val-! j. ,ys of his b 'loved Catskill imniii?aiW c,ltne hundreds of nei-hbors . l,;, fli.. fiml ln.nnr? others from far-off corners of th4 nation ioin-d them at the grave of tho gr. at naturalist. All morning long and in the afterneon tb.. sb.pe down the two miles of ro.-kv mountain to Itox- J !e,n ' -. as tb.t tod with groups of illii'ei.4 trudging upward U the buriU -P'd. i Hack te the grave, wliieh w.i" i idasted from solid rock, and risi - I i-.itrh to on.-. t-p of the mount which b a rs his name, was the clump of woods win rt' Mr. I"5urroughs hunted the fox and obsv-r , , l)inH ,,urini, hlA youth an 1 old i'p. To the right, over a little :k - u - th ,t,i-,,:-k'?rd hou tn w hich he w as b.arn could he seen, i l'orms Slab. ). uravo a l:j urroughs X r.hinJ ,,. r:1Ve a r. at T-oulder n .hu h y,urrouht, r.lae.l as a boy i and oft- n sat in the twiü-dit shad-j ows as a man of tie- wale out. loors. form-d tb.e s! it ot tus r sting piac-. . . . r, 1 -i 1 , ) 1 n -e T i o m n . 1 I Mi1 lfd. . ...... ' -

ded m the .ston.- to immotanze . in Tiirace tt the battle front in Ast a s!n.:firar.c I Minor by way of Constantinople or TV..11 11 ih., ' . 1 o.i n '.u- vnrih 'si. ... . 1. . t ... . : ...

i l" , ' , .'. ' -, 'Wool Clunk I.otle, LuirouLths ... , 'ummer home, where h" did muon : of his w rk and Where he occasion- , b. ame host to his rlo-e ads. Tlmmas A. Kdison. Henry Cord and Harvey Tinstone. Thev 1 u : the grav sinn .iv. ;u ui wi . n th cr.Tivviy was endtd paid t :-:t to the "lode." BREAK GROUND FOR AMUSEMENT HOUSE; Work on New Palaee Theater ' Ruilnini: Selieiluleil to Reein This Mornin:. 1 1 1 ?,d br.-. iking c. remotiir for' i. ::::.!-: of the -.'utruc,:on f . i.-o tm iter will be b...'d thi - at 1 11 o'clock. When the s b: :. K ia tb.e old building tit ' Mi. hi-ran d Col fa v avs. dislittd by Mtviu i.iTn, hundretls wiirlar.t a a ill swarm on thibiitig with destn uttion in view. V !" r. the oM buib'tng is tbuvn they 11 P--in work on "tie of the finest lific s ;n Indiana, ir .li!;:ion. president of the , IM ' t'l. . n.b. r ff Commerce, will Intro-i 'b:ce tb.e ma or. A band will be on j '- be t-: . ne. .lac .b Ha:ulelman. prt-p.ioter of i 'b.e rdat b-;one th Crr, is promot-! . ifit . Thr ew- )u:Mi"C. the t,-r v. ill r'Cf ive .adver- : tl.vMU-li ai theat'T. ia ! o: and Ctr.ali a- well as; UTou-JTlieut tne sta:. s. .is i no r.iuiv t! n Pict-ir, vommar.y will have a w i f pViOtezraph.er? on the t o . n loot t-c.T-. s of tne.cereT!i..' pictures win h" ! y , -b. '. oi f !- ns :n tratciv all3 -vt it y In t h- o mtry. T!.. . f ho building Is ex- .' pe, t. d t. s c.- t s the million bdr p. ark. It will s at r.'h'O peop'.1 ... ! ; . rt. .! t. open about i i ChM-tm.a--. ! i 1 In i "t :a-t: n with the theater.: i i . ... .1 i, ill lllT j b übl:" 1", tl'..- upp.r fit ors ther-; will b.- Pd.ro rooms and .a.s .t ; dance p. .all that will accommodate ovcr a thou.MnJ reoph.

: CLAIM ILLNESS IS EXCUSE TO PROLONG STAY

Virnna Official.-. Claim Reported Sickness of Charles '"Diplomatic." :VILL RESIST REMOVAL Reports Say Former Ruler W onlil Relinquish Claim in Favor of Son. I l'y As.sm intcil I'rcct: roror LnarUn ih ill at Mcinamanger, according to reports reaching c-nten-to diplomats hore. The report in roupird with a rrqur-M for an allied physiri.in to go to Strinamant;er. Tlun' is some inclination here to regard the indisposition of Charles XIS "diplomatic nines" contracted in ,,r,ier that the former emperor may obtain a further delay in leaving Stt-inamanRf r. Tho K,PtlH'nrmrnt 1,1 the V' uro of Charte., i. beginning to cause irritation htre. as well a - in 1'raRUc Belgrade. Arcording to dis atcheH from the latter places there are indications that early steps may l taken to hasten the departure of Charles. Tiie belief prevails in somo quartera that Charles may start for Switzerland Sunday niht. now that the transportation difficulties have been fettled. liut this is still contingent on possible developments at SU-in never Lofoiv known in its history. Itrsit JtemoaI. In foreign circles here, lt is asert4 ' that Charles will resist removal pending Tuesday's meeting of parliament. Count Andrassv Id said to adroitly trying to rave the day for the Hnpshurgs by inducing Charles to alxiieate in favor of Archduke Otto, his nine year old son, under a regency. ! The ditliculty of getting the forI mer kins out of Hungary is said to b' due to differences between the various interests in charge of the situation. It i.s understood that the socialists have hnnly maintained the position that two of their army officers and six men should occompany Charles in order to continue the fiction that he i.s a prisoner. The (CNTI.Ti:i ON I 'AG H TWO) 'WARN GREEKS NOT TO BLOCKADE SEA lAines to Refuse to ahow Transport Turks Re port Victories. pv xxVaWxX ,.r,.ss. j CONSTANTIXOPLK, April Ä. Th(. U: rofuS,, the Creeks I pa-1 in i. 011 i" 11 a n s 1 o 1 a i nei r i run j . : .. . . .... . , t . uu' lii:nui a;yThe It ib'ans have n'-otested thit 1 4" im..ins naL I'-mis.id i:iJt ! (Jrerk natiad hns liebl or thf a urtiK p. uiti n.is nt.a up ine 'steamer Cleonratr-i in tho Titirk epi ..tarn 1 uopiaira m 100 jiac k sea. The allies v,.ave informed the Greek : th:,t lhvy mn,. nr,t blockade the sea. The Greeks are reinforcing their 1 -".ititi. i ii'i i.o u.n i- iiner in1 " , tu.... v, , . . i ...

. .WV:shn-i in .Moudania. with which'".

,, endeavor te overcome the Turk ! vietorv TIih entire Greek merchant j marine has been mobilized as trans.pons and it is expected the G ret ks ...il't.nV.I.. vn.1n.. 1.. . , s f 1 f ft " l" i'ut vi - , in the field The .ize of th! iy is being viewed with alarm by the Serbians and Bulgarians. While the Greeks are silent or are i 11 the Tufks continue . to a.d out communications of v;ctorle?. Today Is City Manager Day At Noon: At -tlie Chamber of Commerce T.unrbeon. .Iak( your m-ervnUon Ivforo 1U:UU 'cloek this inorniog. At 2:r0 this afternoon at the Y. I. C. A., umler the nusibs of tho Ieaguo of Women Vtter. At , :ro tonicht at he Ilu-inesK Women' Chanilnr of Commerce dinner, Chnmher of t'tnimit'rre. Ior. will be ojen to public, without rerailons, lit 7:.'0. Hear Clyde W. Ketcham of Kalamazoo on Commission-Manager Plan of Government for Cities. It may have to be settled for South Bend this year. Be Informed

Doesn't Look

i : ' Kx-King Carl'rf return to Hungary i All dill lLLl'IIIlfL I I If llltlllll. III' I 11! ' , . , , , . i .v.:. . ... I umL lur pow er anu nuiioi , out in

the hope that his eldest son, Otto Iiis curls to school in this country. First Cities Experiment With Commission System And Evolved City Manager

IIY H. S. C,ILFi:itTSON (This i.s the second of articles on the City-Manager plan, by II. S. Cilbertsam of the National Munic ipal Leamue. )

" a bold step on the part otssem the little city of Sumter, S. C. wlienjales of

lt ion c in uc:i . . . . i , of the city-man-1 ager plan out of an a c a tl e m i c pamphlet and re-' dojttion. This was in 1012. Sumptr chose as its first manager an engineer from out of town and saw him save hardly a test, for II. J. (illrrtoii Sumpter has only S000 population. The read leadership in the newmovement properly belongs to Dayton. O.. a city of 1 T ',' OD, win ro the idea was worked out nth greater thoroughness in a special charter and applied to more typical municipal problems. This instrument Mas adopted in 1013. It provided for a council of five members elected at large on a ! non-partisan ballot and lour bud-ih-sm m en a i :i .1 1 1 i 1 1 ! e 1 ; 1.1 1 1 v - ! . .. .1 1 1 . .. . .,.,;..,. were elected. Their first task was to hire a city manager. i Thev cablc.i General Goethals at n ' u- .1 . Panama offering him the position at t t 1 . tr 1 1: 1 t 1 a hmh s alarv. Iledechind. hiwever , . ' 1 1 , . , put thy found :in admiral., e choice in Henry M. Waite, city engineer of Cincinnati. r! Waite wa nt to Dayton, a ppointed . expert department heads and bewail sending cheerful eh ctric thrills through tlie marrow of the t.er.sonel 1 . . i,,-;4-..,m -i-o,i i O i lilt- il'li.lllil-,1 illü'll. II lllll.l I j mrtn h ,vas th.. beloved "big . hifif.. .jr,(1 lh(, m;u on ( itv .. I ,XA,r .Hnn.-n- to he nr.. lid of i , ui.'ii rini'i" an in. Conditions Were Ittdtcn. Tliir.cs hail been no rottener in Dayton than ia many another Am--ri an iiy. Ibicb. administration achieved low taxes by passing abu-.g rielicibs to tho next. A council of 13 j ward-elected members quarreled jealously over appropriations. ' At one time a public-spirited citi- ' z en offered several hundred acres of ! wooded hills as a gift to the munii cipality. but o-uneilmen fre.m ether ' sections could not b" ir t see th south section gt t such a handsome benefaction and contrived to pre- ; vent acceptance: Grado cros--ir.es could r.eit be eli-n-.inated for like reas.r..--; the r.-r- , tions not bera ht-tl woubl ra t vote1 ' tin, ritv'i norfinri of the fO't. I I The council blocked the mayor j part of the time, the maycr blocked j the council part of the time. 1 The red lisht district? v. as open, j The workhouse v. as a school for j crime. ; The party m.icl.ines alter r.ited in I citv hall and us' 1 the n-itr"r..U" f their own welfare p.r.-t and the city 1 second. A handful' of pp n in the ! machines had been th- r.al rulers - . of the town. Quietly and rapidly the r.ew rgirne cleaned up the mes.s. A frxientitlc budget brought e:.jnrr:y and th ( ;t y began to liv. within it t . . . .. ... J I central purchas- s- ureu ;u ir.aiy prices and advaT.tageous contracts ; Dayton was. for instance, paying f' ! centa for gasoline long after the i a st of us jaid 2 '1 cents. Put Out 1L:m1 I.iullt-. The r d light district w.(s , k.. d. The workhouse b-came farm and a make r of character. City employes went on an eight-

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Like A Kins

-; 'Z- ' - - : ' .-, ' V1.- r fx . :: (shown above). 9 years old. might , . , . 11.1 111' I. I ..... .. t , , . i s.uuy Uisuu ijeu u ne nati to w .ir hour day and did vastly more work. The park area grew from 20 acres to 541 acres including that tract the old council rejected. Tho city got real garbage collection for the first time and a disposal (.cKjh till - t ill.-. w -s ! . " l"Xi" 110 '" Soap grease. T I . -. a . -i i t . I nut tamo town ccsnue i I 1 tho fact hat' the municipality did tho fac 4 0 jier cent more' work for the mo ney. 'I ho deficit of S 1H...U0O was cut to ?30,000 the first year. AAA r- .

solved to lead th Water supply and lands Avere purcountry in its a-' chased tor $G7,O0o as compared with

au c.tiuei om luiir limes ns n;gn n'd f..r tli ii O.-ot J 1-, T.T1- ' . . . ' . ' 1 ton got abundant water in summer. new vnirit in the citv hill - A new spirit in the cit hall was retlecte.I in the new things that the " C 1,1 "".'-i municipality soon began doing for its citizens. Private and public dis-

hi.-) salary for thejtrict nursing was co-ordinated, clintown the first j i were opened, niilk was suporvismonth, but this isled, footl inspected, 7e0u disease

breeding dry vaults we re eliminated, recreation and gardening on vacant lots tremendously expanded and down came the general death rate by radical jumps! A free legal aid bureau helped a thousand poor people a jtnr. Grand opera singers sang at every cheap j popular concerts Natural gas at Ht cents replaced artilicial gas tit S5 cents. Dayton is buying better street lighting today! than the old regime' did and at low (CUNTJNC ' IM 1 iv V Ii'! rrtxj'rw 1J" ,vv'" 1v, AL C. FIELDS VICTIM OF RRIGIITS DISEASE Ify Associated pr : ..M,L..i.i .-. kk, ,vprn Aurea Griffin "AI G" F;eld. premier of ! American nior.tdrels, died at li:s I hone h-re Sunday, his death resulting from Ilright's disease. Porn 11 years age in Iesburg, A'a., Mr. l'i- 1 1 v.'.as educated in the common schools- of P.rownsvilb and Pittaburg. Pa., later becoming interested

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it. ent. no ine tn.aincai husmess. . organizing a mmstre l snow wnicn lias operated cintinuously since that time. Mr. Field was a former high national officer of the Klks .and widely known in Masonic circk. The fu-j n ral will be he'd here Tuesday aft rno.n. CUBA ASKS DIXISION OF U. S. ON ELECTION I'y As-- i.de i pr, ; j WASHINGTON, April 3. Tho' I nitfd States will be form illy asked b' repia s. r.tati s of the- Cuban liberal party to make ;i del. nite de-isii-u in the dispute over the rej r' Presidential flection in that repapdc, tion. jo so tiomt'Z, unsuccesaful candidate fo the party for the prt.-m.ncy. nvcinn in a statement b.ere Sunday night. Tiais- go ernneu-.t will be allied bn a letition to be pre-.r.ted to the

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I to d.etc-rmine "whether or not the j w. re the r suit of I 'otimid r.inn. ::aud am! violence. ard wh-.ther the ( a nd;d:.t- who e.uirr.-' to ekct. d has or has not tb.-. :najority of th ebttoril vote." 'Thieves Steal Machine C 1 1 I f. It Ji t finu iiccxi imiiu ll villi : Fugeu.. H. Mill r. president cf the ! American Trust Co. bank. renorteJ ' to tho police Sundav that h'.3 blue'. Hud.-on .a-atom li;e bearing- Indiana Ii-- :u number 4.A" Wa to let: from in frt.nt of the First Christian. church Sunday morning while he U4U attending ianlcei.

AMBASSADORS

TO CONFER WORLD TRA Representatives of ;() Nation: to Atteml Manufacturer? Convention. WILL DISCUSS MKT HC) I.): Unfiles to Formally Open Conference for Meeting Foreign Demands. I'.y As... i.it.-.i prei--. : j Xi:V Yi-i:;;. April AmVi.-s.i- j dors'. minL-'ers and con-. mercial J r.prcs-nia:irs of more than "0 na-1 tions have icct pted the invitation j of the Xatio.nl Association of Man- j ufacturers to att-nd a cor.f. r nee j of ambassadors and min is on

, , ; Tins is Ir. V.'ir.iara 1. 'ha pma n ! world trade during the associ -itiori's j , three-day annual convention in thi.v(,f i;ro,,Iil.vlh v-i! i'":-',' in- ' city bcfinnir s: May 10. ; valid, p rforme.l :: of tin- most In makirg- the announcnient ; diiticult feats of --i . u. tv. -sfalSundav tho ass . Nation t?nfr.,i t.-.t ' . , ., , , x.. .

- v'a'c I lushes woubl f-rm- ! . . any open th conference on the p !ltl o th. ronvent: on. tmlc-ss j some nnfortseen circumstam e should dc t.iin him in Washington. I A special triin bearing the di-tin-Kuihed guests is scheduled to leave the capital at midnight, May let. 1 list of Rind. "This important gathering." a statement said, "which will h the first of its kind ever In Id in the country, if not in the world, hn! been arranged in order that repre- ! sentatives of other nation may. have an opportunity to explain :o the men mo t intimatelv conc-rnod i in financing and extending our for- j eign trade, how the constn:ctive J forces of the United States may br coordinated 'est to serve the needs i of the world. "There will he discussions of th methods to meet the demands of Kurono and nth..r rft:trl.. for ' - - - - - : nu- .7 , r. 1 4..:..i... inn aim nianutacturod material-: and to extend the credit that is so essential. The National Assor'ation ' r r. ... . f.n"l "ui.aiuin compiles, iiiaiiui.ieiurir.g cnierprises w n c 1 : 'produce more than 7." percent of , . 'oure manuiactured output ot ; o -,.1 ...,n .... i -avo their members an onnorturntv -ie imar memners an opportunity to obtnin the fnrei-r. vri-vn, n oatain the foreign V-.pom, tilr,.ct for tho fir5t time in th-nr h:s - fnrv Honerary Chairman .... ii .-.'.-s-.oii iii ui" couierence ' 1 ..ill 1 - 3 1. . . . . vmo oe .in 1, 11 ;is Maun, 10 a , r.ti uoji.u ri.iup ui nations ami e aca ; "1U as an nenarary cnairman one of the ambassadors from that ; mow;, o, nauoii. ,v j-ciai mior- , ton.nin eA I ah . . -: J 1 1 . . . 1 .tuanneu, ; (CUNTI.TH: ox PA fn: TWO J ; GOAL RATIONING IS BEGUN IN BRITAIN . 11 t .1 ... r.neet Rail am rannnrt i - i ATr..l. c. . . if i -- "IM"'" -'"- r r . It-ltl'itl Stiiiidii .o Jll.llWll i iiiiiio. l'y .s.oi,ite.i Pr cs :

LONDON. April The be.ar I of d. m. ir:itrade iJsu d (-fi- ial r.rtp-rs Sun lav t hureh. S

irationin? all,, rt,lurini. r, al fnr lh,. Pritish Is'..-'. lllumir.at.d stre-t signs were prohibited. Sundav wa 4 yiv.-n up to m,e'.in:rs ..f the miners, railroad nan and transport workers throughout tb.e country. Tb.es. meeting-? wer0 ejlb d tor the- purpes.- of giving tlire etion- , for the triple alliance . t;f. : Judging bv ti:- r s lu , . . d. a stric.g fee g pr va..s :n favor f.f a strike of the railw.tv men and transport workers to supp- rt tb" n.iners. Scretarv Cratr.p. 1 tb." National Union of Kai'waym. n at Ilirmingham. however, utt r d a warning that such a-.-ttn mu-t b-' ; absolutely united and whole h- art-e-d; ctherwis-5 it won! I be t:s.' Succfss wnuld not 1 e re. .-!' b- if! r.ji" S' Ction of. tho triple alliance tood out. American is Engaged To Greek Princess Villiani Ltrcd?, Son ff Prin - - ... AT l t' .VIUlMa.-Iil. lO .MilII Prince?-? Xcnia. j y,y A-seente-d Pr. s : ATIIKN., pril h Willi .m P. Is-clxA, son c f Prir.ee s- Ar.astasi i f (Jre ece, who irr;vLd c.r.. -L f..v.- (;as. ago by airph.r.- to vis:: his ic...

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wiio Li ill, his 1 - on... t.r.rua I to i Prlr.c 9 X' r.;a. tl- 17 yar ell! i.cond daught. r if Cirmd l: h---1. Mario and r-i:-:; e f King C.'r..--.a r.titbb j it was barned Sunday. Th marria go will :J:e plac. in June, pr" r.blv in At!; r..;. but the y er plan to r- idc in Am- ric, Ycur.g L-.ed. pro;...-'.-! after hi. arr.v.,1. i: is un Ivr'.r-'.-l. ' , I lill'i rtJS I I U.Jl' .,i .it' .. I .... C-S.-J Anastasia who still is s- rl ..-iy ill. was u t by the mv.s and . pI tos-.l the ur.icn a: f;r.-t - n :p n::;b f h-'-r s r.'s youth.. her e n--Iv . d.-, who is If y a:s old. i -; ; : cee.lir.g to l.r r.-b-n t- id.t.e.u a r.- w wardrobe and w.li return to Ath-u-f in a fortnight.

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, ty, it ,i:hw:i, . l o n.vi i . : i ' ' ; a ' 1 1 11 the l.rr.i-. of -,r -'in sin-t Ir;son. It. Chapman p. rformrd i),, 1. 1 ration I i 1 I d in a wli-c-I u:.lir . Ih,. ..j.. r.-,ti:.ir t iale. ANNIVERSARY OF DR. J. L. GARDINER

COHHEHORATEDlSHiS

t i i , . . l( 1 1 Hliplrlrs h -ht Years of Ser ire at St. p i- pi . iaui. nurrll. ! A s. rvico romnii ni'i'.itiü'.r th r:-hrh r. b . , w- of t ' " " i nr I l amor r.-..bn.- l 1 - i v 141 1IT mni'i 1. 1 .t

h-.d y -t rd.iy m.rnirg at Sr. Paul's!,.;. : , , M'-mori il M tho.?:-- r-,ic .n! ; u .. i ...

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and I a 1 . rv Vmnv to v tb ' bai f tb.at ll.- ,..r:ow- m a-- , . ' ' 1 ' 'N , , ' 1 A 1 ' - . during all ths y. a: s our in lat i-.ns : ha ve carri.-d tie- body hur-.dreds of ;:is ....o- a,i -,s p p. p., rovnVr's f - " ,. v . , ... o i 1 " ,S ha lp.au ..r . i. ... ... . c '

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tfMl th j,a .:r,rl. of lh. ( !iu.rh r j .v,. Humbb. .-, , la-mat- ; w .-.s : sair. d that I vrould f.ml lereip.;,.-. wie. with J. b ne KIL-wnrth. many good folks who would stand was a oa.pat.n-n in t!: ill-ft i

I loyally by me and support the v.-.rk ! of tie- t hun h ami I am mad to say I that in this I have not 1 . . r 1 disap- 1 i pointeI. 1 Keports I'nnecc -ary. ; "Now I know that it is th.. ii-'..n i ori e . asions of this Jiara.-t r I'.-r ; inini.-t'-r t pnve a i'Ä ! th w..rk a.-.-omr h.di , . . - i ls'.orat.-. 11 i.s qu-te i''.r,i:,i. aam ,.. r t..n o u, b .-e a e .' l ..-- d !" - - i r . . i j . . .... J , ' inents of Iii.- i hui h : ! the nuiub. r of p. opb ! t a . - b ,t.;.h- Ii I- :. t i'..- th- j i i ,. of tbi.- ! to , , f cab-; ti, y . i j.. , ; hav- vi-i'e-!, th.- ,. . .... ,,..,.; : t!;- i.tuub tin- si.-k t!i y 1 4 tlo-v hav bnrr and Wo IT ! ., - 1.. . I , , -, ,vrl Nr -, , f -v f" . ' TVcj FAMOUS CONTRALTO , DIES OF OLD AGE ' j - id i c i lUMinwiinl Prima 1 )o!l na of .,0 Vlir AjIO Die at Noralk. Conn. P.v A ' i IT. o , Apiil ::. ra r: a ; - pr :r- i ... .lied a, her Ann;- 1 , tn.n of was .-v e. -M. !bi j ?lp spppp'P, ', p PP, j ; nd d.-a ti v.c.s da -. th.- Jmürmi- ! :i s rr : 4 I Aniii- - i. ! . ay i.e. K' r. r: ; j : ' 11. Sr.- fir.-: I Itow- St. . t p. I v. !-.-. P .. " W 1 ana iV-d from , , 1 '!, , Ca- ha ru , , . -. i . at 1 ,4" ; ' ' 21 1 r. i o. b ilurpe ; 1 -tu Milap. T'.v.. y. r d-' ut :. ; I,f b ":r. ! r 'h i ''r a. 1 - i b - M ciri in ;c of :.--.i ba . ( Ni" a . - c V 1 In 1 ' :" Prira A? .:. rb-t in t ::- i::!tub ... . . , . .... . . . . .... v ....... Ail;. iu 1-75 Mi- - C.ry v. -nt ':d ! p: ar. ! In p. ri v. !:h .v !:i Pa'-:. S:.- r- 1 t. AmA: w i j 1 b ns. I.;. - i, (b!.--r. c,..il lcampanat.I und Carlti Pnttl.

HUNT FOR BODY OF PACE YOUTH TO BE RESUMED Lartie Rescue Part) Scrinuly 1 laiitlirapprd lv llravv ea 'eeL. PARENTS OF ROY ARRIYK

lr. and Mrs. Parr. Arrompanied Iiy Sn. Return From IMulalrl piiia. I', m . t-a ee t Pace Jr. V. ! I i e Si' XX '.' c i :;!' i a ' l.e ho,!y of !,. !o-: hi-- : .v r:-o. v.lü.li !.-. .-. 1' - !h ! :::: uh ' ..Ii- .-. . 1 I ! . : a n a r.v ilw I:lo!T.: ::r,;. 1 !t. 1' b '. v. r . : v,. . . Mt- ;1 -n W. r,,;-. ''"'''ta -1 : ';;! 1:""?n rI,;! ta-'.vs. arm -d ir..i-iv -v i i : v w. p a:;i- d bv an !! r '. , ? 11. win is att. : a tl. I "t.i . :;:y of 1' :.:- 1 i . li si-b ; Ids pa :-. t f . -rt a'e yo nth i s ari i i.. i -. " htotli ers, Hyron r.irds 11 a- I W..I: i .Ta cks. i v. , a :id o: Mr-a It. 111. r of this J I'A-rrett ',irr of K'anl.aiv. Yt-tn.g r.ac v.-.iv a m n. a f'.- gradnati::'. . la-- at li;u!i i school ami would hav.- r-e. i.. hiJ degree In Jun. He was a I. a b r in bv the faeultv am! shnot l-ndv alike Arra ru-ena-r. ts n.r in; v.-. 1 v ties, , rl.s to nn, ,vl lh). r;i, -'rvi s in a ! ". . Workers lla;idlapH-.l. f ,.. r. r, tIt. whi h includes Aind eb tail from tba :.: f 'a-- i'l . -nth l-e'.d poe! s from I '.. ..he - d'Purtm nt. .. . ' ' and several i. romin. nt m- n of tb!? . . ' "T S'tw...--, w ..,, arp. r- to .-..out i.i or- 1 -. -..- - . ...... r-r.--. (..,n..'i'v . ' t h i .' " I a a u--.:allv h ., d. urn .:. : ? a : i'f f I ; " Ilia' e . p re -' thought to ha. n e . : , w ; : . 1 1 ! u 1 - b. !ieo 1 1-, lad r .1.1 . .-, 1 T I 1 '., 1 '.v ,'. ;. u a :.g I ; n ., : . f b. c ' m - o !i : n 1 ! - : t . 1 in f . ab-. .:reV. th that : 1 o ( ; r-; i . 1 1 . J , f v p 1 - . maz- -f la 1 v . u ill b- in ; u itl.out th- ; ' itealittl Pamrer. par.i'.n d tii c d a e mo. craft t 1 : ap thr- s'a rt I striking e .t for t!a m i-i-fir,., v. ba h w . - ab. '. s for t bI'e.O v;.rd ' ' NTINI' ill "N PÄc.j; rVO) SEE SETTLEMENT IN IRELAND SOON ay Recent Happenm::- (rir ( pt imi-t ir ( hitlook to Iri-h Situation. i r.y a ! it. Jd"l:ld.v.'. v :r. . i P. i i ....... t , , o , -d. 1 i . . j , . i , a -S tb.' ' --:' Of the fur" ar" li;: ' ! to :ir la- v. . k tb :-i t: r ' " ' '' f - 1 1 i : t p- c -.vil! . 1 : .: t ) r-1 1 v. .:.;:,: i b i -.'o-.-.-d. Th- re h i- 1 ' a t:- cn i - v.-a r t 1 1 in a:.- p trt f li "i '-a a: I th-- tr'cp " i ' t f 1 1 ! c t 1 .'" St i inula t i.w. . --r-. - to -.-. ;?!.- ' f r Pr- ! .vbb. r.re - rf a fS. iv. V '.- , t . ; I , . . f i '. S sl'o'C'. Sinn F , "h : : e i r:' r ; u ' 1 -.,. .,-l'i:,,...iV. ( e .1 f - r what L- d- i a l r: 1 lat-rr .1 tr' . . ., -. p -- r . : ' ; t h . . . a" I:-. ' ,n : n 1' v. r t i r 1 i t : of t h Ar., r Hun !r- i: Pr ,. r- "a H : ! A ri- :.': '." ' - ear:. pa:-'" r t h 1 1 Init. d s t- - S n -rr- in g t- I r- 1 ; r I .- I K' y-n I h-. s': tr , . r. "b-- .:n i:.v:!.a'!..ri. .. .... -i ........ 4 . . r .v. - r, c - n .' i ! th a- . v. rJ V. .' . .. . th- SI:. a :n -111 ".v-.p v. ?: t . 1 . . 4 t Fl-'.-r ; .r'i . raaghtwith re a. : i i lit Ic xl har.irda vn