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JPAOE TWO PLATTSBURGH SENTINEL FRT. DEC. 31, 1920 LIVE WIRE NEWS OF THE^WORLD (By The Associated Prww) BUENOS AIRES, Dee. 29.— The Argentine provinces are trying to ' 'jClres, the capital city. Dec. 2S).—King Alfonso r Of'Spain aft'd his Queen, formerly Fftneess Eqp. of Battenberg, Eng- land; were the Qb.1e.cts of much atten- tion* atid, popular favor during thci two weeks* stay in London, just end- PEKING, Dec. 29.—Charges which Hb.ve been- circulated in some foreign - cdHfttrtea that China has toecome jmflitaristlq nation are denied by Dr. 'jfyata, CTAMficillor of the Foreign Of- fice, in a statement he has just is- sued; RIO D& JtAl^pIRO, t>ecJ29.—- S^rae Brazilian government officials oppose tho Italian, . govornmenta V .proposal that the Italian language be. taught in Brazilian schools in districts large- ly occupied by immigrants from Italy. This plan was contained in the labor and emigration agreement which the against Buenos Italian government recently offered to Brazil. The Zrazilian'Director Gen- eral of Commercial and Consular af- fairs has presented a report on the subject his government, objecting ; itf&CCLESFIELD, Eng., Dec. 29.—* TTH& Irish Nationalist leader, John PilIon arid John Redmond, saved Sir *5awar<r Carson, Unionist advocate, fitauri'pfoelciitton for preaching rebel - ..lion in Ulster in 1914, says Charles F.'.iG'.'\ Masterman, who was then fin- ancial secretary to the Treasury. \• MANILA, P. I., Deo. 29.—The' fea- ture of the' development of tho foreign trade of the Philippine Islands or the month of September was 'the gain nutde by American shipping over that © tho ^ritiBh in the carrying trade to and, from the islands. / JJJBJS MOINES, la., Dec. 29.--Iowu 'hSfiT achieved such, remarkable results in state pkrk creation and develop- ment that; the First National Con- Xer^nce on, Parks is to be held here 10-12 under the auspices of . the Department of the Interior and the State. Experts from every state will be jWesent 1 to discuss park problems f and incidentally t ° learn how much tlowa has ben able to do so much. PARIS, Dec. 29.—Contrary to gen- <eral expectation, it seems , that 'Henri l«andru, whom the police call- tho Gambais Bluebeard, is after all. to bo tried on ,lhj& charge that he murdered hindrance^ to the proper 'passage of perishables from the prolucer to the rmer certain intertrade dealings which it believes should be eliminated and it suggests that the handling of these products be surrounded by. num- erous regulations and restrictions such as the recording of available sup- plies, the dating ; of $cold%torage per- iods and provisions for auction mar- eting. , ' .' • ' . •• •••-.-. • ' : •. , •.-.\ .;'.'.'. Facilities should be made adequate; the commission says, to enable the producer to ship freely into the'cen^- Ms II•-'lla^|i^-^alfS|d will npt be let off ttral markets\ and'*wlth proper ?pro- , •wilh^cf'Sf^ylars* sentence aa^ sub- j lection of his interests.\; ; The mar- sdo^(|i§ Mgpoiftation to'; Devjt's'.'•• Is- f keting system should be so governed Jand^N%tic|j: 'lie h;a£ alread y ^received • that objectionable, hoarding would be this proposal. LICENCE SYSTEM FOR MARKETS m of 15 Billion Coi Year (By Tlxo Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 2J:—Estab- Khment of central markets for per- ishable food products in all large ities and the setting up of a federal licensing system applicable to all deal- rs in such foods at these markets is proposed by the Federal Trade Com- lission in its annual report to Con- gress. The commission's conclusions are based on an investigation covering iiany months and it declares tha-t (.•.lt»nil action is necessary to obtain effective regulation'and to avoid un- fair and Wasteful praciices with the (he >resent system the commission sees as : ip|iNKsroi; MM Over 800,000 Mailed Out From Albany Office NOT LIKELY TO RECUR •Its of lMsca.se Have Given- tm- munity for Several Years. ()\er eight hundred thousand in- come tax plunks and if turn envelopes for residents, nonresidents and uerships will be mailed to p nlio filed 1019 returns, according to announcement yesterday by Mark- Graves, Director of the New York State Income Tax Bureau. •\WIASIIIXOTON Doe. '2*5.—Influenza •attacks, carry with them \a definite iimimunity to subsequent attacks, •'last- ing several years,\ according to con- s elusions rea-ched by the United States -Publi c Health Service after intensive -•> -stuidy dn th e hiomes \V]h'ere the dis- ease -yraa- epid^miic in 1918-19. \Ina'srauch as the epideirnic of 1918 an-d 1919 affefeted so very large a .pro- portion of tthe |poipula'tion,' r the. state-; consequent effect on prices The blanks this year contain the printed name and address of the in- dividual and should be enclosed in the return envelope and mailed to the District Office between January 1 and April 15, 1921. Taxpayers who will pay a tax for the first time will find blanks ready at the office of District Director John G. Malone at Albany. 'This step will no-t be necessary in the case of 1919 tax payers\ ex- plained the -District Director, \as soon after the first of the 1 year the Bureau will mail them the blank ' forrri'. This not only covers individual taxpayers both resident and nonresi- < 'nts, bu^ also partnerships,\ I ' \Blnnks for estates and trusts, known as fiduciary forms,\ he added, 'will not 'be mailed to those who filed 5 h re*urn.-; in 1919. Many of these fiduciaries >only controlled their fun for that year. The Bureau wiuld be wasting tfoirmw if these fiduciaries FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUYS BLOCK IT OCCUPIES <\ K. M. Edwards Sells South Side of Reed Block to Institution Vow l*»eated on Ground Floor. The largest real e; be <rn(ade In this city' far as the business tal. > transfer to :ome tune so coats or an alternate sentence of 900 days in the House of Correction at Rutland. A 22 -calibre bullet went througili the >window at. the home of William Duffy in Rutland the other day, and flattened itself a-gainst a stove and fell to the floor. It is believed the incident was caused '!>y a careless bc>> shooting In the neighborhood. David B. Sencabush, aged 54 yrs., was found dead in his automobil poition of the j near Bellows Falls the other xmorntag. city , is concerned, was the purchase ' by the First National Bank of Platts burgh of the building now occupied by the bank from C. E. M. Edwards, . .The bank 'paid $27,000 for the por- tion of the buildlnug owned \by Mr. Edwards. This block is known as the Reed Block and stands at the head A (passing faitmer ; \yihose greeting c.eived ho answer, discovered him. ••-. TJhe golden wedding celebration of Mr. : ah:d -Mxs/.A^ .H. Cutting of Rut- ianid.\yas atteiideia by 80 of their rela- j -~- -v, ----- — -•—;--. — tlves;-and-fmendsr their- nine children-i* 1 * 13 ceased; to exist. being in the gathering. QUOTE LOWER COALJRICES Prevalence of Continued Warm Weather Responsible ments Responsible NEW YORK, Dec. 28—The whole- sale Coal Trade Association of New York announced fhat the possibility of a coal famine hereabouts \this year Frank:; L.--L of Newark, N. J., of Bridge street and is (without doubt I and Miss Slla^Brofwell of Burlington \ i s be5n £ offered by the wholesalers one of the best located buildings in ' were married Wednesday evening at as low as ? 10 -25 a ton, which i 3 a re tcnvn. It wiaa ibuilt by the late Wil-'the Unatarian church in BurHngton. Ati f 75 t d lt k Ham Reed, who for many years con- I jr r nDertt toy Surgeon-General Cumjming •added, \there would seem to be rea- eoaiUbie grounds for 'believing that /even ^hpuld 'flu' becoime prevalent hWe an* ther^ tbis Winter, it would _ _ ^ not assu^n« the epidemic proportions.'ducted a jeHyelry store at the north Rut land 6t the past tfwo ''•»-•-*° \«•* • «\»»fl\«- \• ! ••-•• - - • - -' ' --- : - rage In. tedcto._:J» f _ ,..„ wv. 14 ,, & w «=u ^IWICH .an Dr OufmlnttTig' pointed' out, how- taviia : V. D. Edwards, the -father of graridcihildreri honored them, ever, -that there was no way of deft- Mr. Edwards,' ;: •'/ v-. .. • V j; Cedtte, Canette, 14, and Napoleon ni'tely foretelling '^whether this iwin- • ^— ''*•*•'-• - n -~ -^ -* '-- r *--- —- ''''--• \ •• •.-••-•-• • •••• \Independent anthracite,\ reads the association's prepared statement, s nor wouSr ii i i*% & ' ^ elry s * or e at * he ; *°*th Rutland have been married <* ye^, w6 ^ w ^ 8 %%Z '^ r ^ 2 s, norwouW it , en;d of ; the, building; now occupied : by :their> anniversary- falling oh Monday ^^ > rice ^^-^ P r ' Cr , -u ' the Hitchcoick Phanmajcy and Gus^ That evening tiheir xshiMren 'aM their- C^W <^ remains n^wav of ^\ ^ honored themV ' \ S'wSS'!^\ * M#,4; ;«4*ri^, «,i :«rt or :«e :^o %& taken t* t^SK fluenza in, epide)maJc form.\ MAKE MERRY AT fl. S. MNGE .... ...... x ^ *- v ~ IH--V ijnviUstrial block owned iby the former a n 4 on; school t!o spend the remainder of their ;the death-of-: Wfliam.R^ nd for Wiriclii&g. ' |\ Snu eliminated and proper co-ordination - — < j of transportation^ facilities should be j , Germany, Dec. 29.™ accomplished to 1 make i$elivenes cer- •:> ! 11 W|Sid.':'\^l»BtTflrinls\ r are prime favorites tain w^en required. ;i|h^theiGer^an provincial moving pic-j The commission says that,'.'Hhe ture \theaters. An Arizona picture needed reforirfir can hardly be expect- <»s(rith; an^army of cowpunchers, cow- ed to >K^ ace^mip^shed by the initia- girls and Indians, is one of the films tive of the dealers.\ and asserts that advertise^ fell along the Rhine and in state and municipal authorities lack Last night was a gala night for. th#, Plattslmrgh High School, it^'student«; alumni and,friends. Over 80 couples made merry at the annual mid-year j tioii 'becairne the property of his ne^ phetwr, George ••¥. Tuttle, of this city, Who is one of the officers of the bank Which purchased the> property... • ; ' T?he ReeJd 1 Block is one of the lar- gest and \m<6st su.batan'tial in this city, ae ft -does jdirectiy at the head 1920.\ bf 'iBri&ge' street; oiv Margaret and; flanked oh the north by Clinton street f •\ sohnn,°i^^rT l ^^^^t knd on \•*& south by Prot^tiohaye^ nue, it iiblds a <>dnijrnfah^ing posi- tion and msight well bep called \the. hujb df the--city: ; ' --^' '^']'.S : 'f? '\. .•••/';' \, ; become almost classic for its enjoy- were all,; forwarded blank returns for m'en't and spirit and such was the case last night. --.* \\\\ \'°\ 1 \ : .'••• • • t ' • I: This block: ds bh& of the few build- -Completed figures of the Bureau,\ . The . m08t . ]^vrewive feature of the ! :^_ •:- • ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^.^ . ;iiiLooii/.the ^diMstous; fire : o^ v . 1867, ; and for years iit has Stood as a land- ad. the oitiei of Bavaria and Baden. said Director Graves today, \show to- tal receipts of over $37,(fOO,000 in jp^ayment of ! New York state's first in- come tax. Over eight hundred thou- sand returns, were filed, and of this number half a million persons paid an incom$^taic running from a piertny to a million dollars.'' '•Attention^ is called to a number of Important; arhendnients to the law. One of th^ most popular is the exten- sion of time in which to file returns from March, 15th to April 15th. Un- der the ' statute as pasised, the time limit for paying both the Federal and State tax was March 15th, which re- sulted in confusion and hardship for taxpayers. The extension will give a thirty day breathing spell after pay- ing the Federal tax.\ , \The , additional tax collected through the investigation Bureau fr6m persons who through ignorance of the law or intent to evade the tax Will exceed $150,000, while additional tax collected or assessed to date, as the result'of audit of returns, runs over $400,000. \Employers of nonrfesidents should dance was decorations. sum'ptuousness of the Sparkling red and green bulb*,' with evergreen on every hand, . provided ah atmosphere of content ^^r k for .wanderers from and \enjoyment. The stage in the au^ ditorium had been decorated up to having com- mift«§d '.:roi>berie^. Canette; roh-bed a, rur^i; f'fee; de?ilyery mail box of two ^ChQcki.' : ••/;.::•;•-. -•'••' • : .'r:.' v ' : - : -' .'. '' A-Prpro'priatidns aniounting^ tp ap- pVoxiliTi'citely' 1280,000 'haying, : been xnSide t \by ' tile Rutland aldermen\ and ha,ye been :ductiott^of \?5 cent^! U3itd©r;last : week. ; The top price for this; coal during ith^: > less jt^ajJ ;-:th$ • ceding S-week^ ,nsi,:a£:$&.10;\. ; : ; ; : \ Pjgjjaiaing th^- prey^tlenije of «dh> ; tinued warm weather a s the Teasogtv; for any <Bo^ibiii^-,of a local (SQ$$am~4 iiie^ ; th€f ^association's !staitenieni : ? says : ' that anthracite *qo?ai . miw • 3s cainiM^v into the city in large quantitieg. .:':; : t ''Anthracite : |3;now coming.irrto''th^f: looal market .; in larger jl^antities^-\-; which fact, ;JQopnbirxed with the^ wariaii ; weather,, is fording down Ilie' p^rice* J The' : retail : i^arket^ \wi^l. \refl^ct^'the'- drop almost ^mediately,''\ '•.\;'-\- -':/. th : e' !: ;-asyociatib1ti. ->aj.s't\''furthi*ip- ; 'tha't^ adontort by Mayor Dunn, \the export market is 00 each wer d i th Ue demand for at' least month.\ • - •' •• So low is the demand for Platts-, CutP of ?l.,600^ each Were made in the exporters \think; t.herfe ( ^Il:-b^,v^ry-:lit--' P*ojlic:e; and fire ^^e^riam^nts;:-:: ^ : • • The annual meeting. of the Vermont : Miaiple Sugar Makers associatipri and , ...,. ..-__- , ^_.....__^ r! ,, the/^ty-flr>t :annual meeting of the' ^'WW^ : ^^^^r^;'^^^'s^ Vermont'. pairy-irie.n's a^ociation will be held at Burlington January 11- 13. The Dairymen of Vermont have one of the largest organizations of thekiwd in the country. ,e \bought ^>elow .the', cost. ot'^r^BJ^H Ion at'-the'''-. : -ikixi&s^kxt'ii • mow-•' -bi rcl- ! •\-|!ai'n.efti':\ ; : •iridu^ld:\ \ ton;. 6y eratiort^y-•. ^ J^gh^i«!f#! \by the pa^ky'^^^ofv|h«:m*^fe|\ipi she - summer and; early fall, A ..,,.,-.... . . .-, The new ferry line from Westport burgh ^;ho on, thejr return caught to Thpsnipsbn's Point and gasin Har- as 4hp>-^4^.^i*i^<-^ tiieir nrst iglim^ee> of the <rtd h^e borls an assured fact aBd;sftwk'in;--Wa^h^''.^qTxnaii^sptoV4H!i^?ji:i ; appear as a pretty minaturf forest, to ? v n a$ they ^he^;it^,soon as the^; the bomjpany is beihV^^^ \<''' ^ V ^Xhurie^tng:^^::\6ffitoe^in;J .nnd it was from this forest tkat the ; popped ou| of ^he ^ilroad s^tionO B^ the responsible prodtiGerfl'j Lynch-Bourdeau orchestra wafted ¥*<* looked ^ fridge street/ Time team^/t^ , a .not indu:^^ -Aitofiianiot^ eweet melodies over the assemblage. .has >s noif^ha|iged; ; it. and; it is; a-s solid ga^e;again^,the alumi^: of ttt^^ ; ^ =•,- ; ,^ v . ^ 11 in all, the auditorium was more ar »d sutostaritial as it ^e yi^rs ago ' on Dec/|j^ ^ prettily decorated than any other when ft first^^ becamse one o*, the shO.w place in the city has been for a sim- places o|. Pia.tt385urgh. ? jlar occasion. Punch was served and ( -.. ,-•..'.' s. ;-.;;.'.-; . : u /; its refreshing coolness was appreciat- .'. ^S^VG{;.AT- .^HESTEGl\iM>Y 1, hy .play Pittsburgh y high school at Burlington on Febru- Navy standard, tb«- 5>«*t/ aoit ary 5 d i Fb 21 t Pltl ^ttte&Ms bfeinjgt ofc*Tf&4ov>U ACQUIT McWHINNEY ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE (By Tlie Associated fipr Y. Mi C|.';..Ai : iwork in Vermpiit. A Schenexjtady newspaper has the Byron H. : ClarJc^ for so many years at following in .^connection with Charley trie ihead\ of tih^ work ;in 'the\Stat© Hefferman, the , son of yMjC-l;.' arid 'Mrs. ,w|ll .pontinue- \as ; ^before.,. '.•...-.' , (= - • ;; CHharles A. Heffermah* fowe r rest-j A total of 31,622 attornobileli- dehts of this jMyy •• • \; J .,- r ^)' : . .', • •.'..J•ce.ns^^re ^sujed: [$i: Vern^n^uring .- ' - \JiT^ 1 I'e^'is; night\;at- • the' formal • ttie? psagt yea\r*. '/':.'^'U*: \'.'J- : f-' : '?A. : ..' : ary 5 and again; Feb.' 21 at Plat$- :^'n^# r ^^:^1^- : ^ji|^^#^*^?*.\ .•t^^p .burgh. •'%' \;^'\;;,r : :.•; /•/•;• •,: fW\\- p.omt : pf:^r^^uo^..^^^i^ti|or: l ^i^ ^;)i/E; r ^hger'\of/ptta^aj O^ ^ been; -engaged as anothetr secretary ^-WM 30YEAR StNTENfE HYDE PA&K, Vt,, Dee. , tence of tJhirty to thirty-five yea a equate i^ower to effectively the/ Handling:^f the fo>od supplieis; Al- 'GENEVA' Dec 29.—The Begum ' thoi4g*h co-operation of state andlocal Qplncess) I of Bhopal, India, who authorities and railroads might ac- toought 4,0^0 silver Watches to take complish the ends sought, the com- -tt> hir people in the Central mifjsibn Relieves' fhis plan does not'. b g-' ttl ert/ f . : 'fioi*-'Difl«rict Director J^A- ^ r s>ft^e« ^he-^iMt«4..u«^ for , a satisfactory j one _,, tp obse ^ ve ;the law as , to taking erland in 1911, has just sent for an- .solution, of the problem.; • . • • . out at the source one per cent of the other lot of 21500 timepieces. .She\ Turning to wheat products, tha •wants her subjects to be punctual and commission says It has found thafc not'reiy on J the sun for the* time/of the -concentration of the milling industry ,^ ••)•:; ; has progressed far enough so that ha':-:- •,'•-,_; \probably ten of the largest, milling S^AR1 S ' fDec. 29.—Exhuma tion of concerns could; supply the demand of tnf bodies' of the American soldiers the country for flour.\ The commis- <feifta-&t 5ony cemetery,: airmen oj sion_ mention^ incidentally tthat its fig- 'M •••i ! tth- Mew York National Guardf ures from 37 rnilllng.'. corporations ' : • showed that their sales had increased lilNEOLA, Dec/ 28.—AssemiblymaTi owning of the new Knights of-. Col- 1 ,. ; .iqiark #.;' jRotoerts, MontpeUer street^ the ^ ,.,.... . , _ Thomas A. 3WDdW|ninney, charged with UInb us, hpme^ formerly «ie ,Edisoii t^mtaistepjter, is dead of cancer: Arthur ;M0:dgett kHet : a jury ; ^g conspiracy to protect'Kasteau County ho ^ ^^g, ; Charles . JJefferman The lb ody of Mrs. Edward Garrow fourtd him guilty M manslaughter^ _ gabblers, was -acquitted 1 by jury to- > iri makfe \ his « r 4: a P^ anc e >ef^e :causin f ;^|v.d-0a#^^y^on^; ; ^p Schenecta4ians i4 as a concert singer.-centfly held, because k.-'rwnQrs.'^at Johnson on Jtjfy: 31? ^st ^ -• • --^ arid 30th (Wildcat, from Tennessee and North and South Carolina) divl- from $160,000,000 to $354,000,000 be- sions began to-day. Of ,1.1 07 bodies tween 1914 land 1918 while\ their an- amount paid to them when it exceeds these nonresidents personal exemp- tions. Blanks 'for this purpose are also available, <and necessary forms for the filing or information reports on payments of 11,000 or &ver during 1920 of salaries, commissions, rents, interest, premiums or annuities, are on hand'\ \ % '• . \Residence certificates (form 101) hich the employee niust fill out and day. • • ' •' •• ; ' Tihe jury repoi'ted they were un- aJble to' agTee in fhse cases of Su/per- visor Doughty and Sheriff Smith, charged witrh. the same offense and Judge asked them to deliberate again in an effort tore&on » uaanimous de- gh only 21 Voice for years old. he has ghe may h lat th Althoug] studjed %oice for the last three'years eixhniimfid under the direction of his mother, ; Q^^ ^ tiaoners at the State prison ^ ^ ^6^^ « Mrs. ehaples. A. Hefferman. contral- ' ! ^ -, .^ ;„ .^ to; Herbert Witherspoon, and ^ UiS( L VOn • o i Mnt.e. 'York CARUSO'S CONWTIf SAID ^'^? TO BE SATISFACTORY in the cemetery ah out 900 will T>e re- nu*l profits had grown from $5,500 give to his employer, may also be pro- t«rn|eC to jthe United States arid the reniainder liviH not he disturbed. TUB HAGUE. Doc. 29.—United States authorities here fear that American Interests will be excluded 000 to $20,000,000 in the same period. r District Office. JOHNSON SIGNS; SAYS ARM IS IN SKAPK WASHIKGfTON, Dec. 30.—Pitcher OFHISTMAS-TIJDE AT \MKADOWMOUNT\ (By The Associated Press) NE\fr, YIORK, D«c. 30.—Phy- sicians attending Caruso, ill with pleurisy, announced lie was suc- cessfully operated upon and Ids condition was satisfactory. been muMered, was Muajg«tti ^_\^^0iS^:;pik6\i0iH^ • \\ the trial,-tfiiip'^\1i^' v imc>C(^^;:aSM^^ ••\*\\ \\\ ''\\ ^^nce ; /^|^i|£ -t; fWiiWd^or _^ere released last\^ek rprPnou>ced % ^iMg-ft •Moullon.< Bi | in tiimelto spen4^be holiday at .ihome; ; 'counset yi.0omiviK^ /•tthifeu&te^tip^i -...-, ~ T ..-• Six flien and one woman were'fiven :^oa^-::l# ^e^,^^^^M^^<3««ii# g City^ T^iose who' have held him are th e ir , lib te rty> M M thelr n feelng ^^ :: The,^e^,..fe^Wi-^^fe/^*^:^ enthusiastic about his promising mu- termers. 4, : ; : - v wa$..a^gP^dr^er,\;an^;'liyed^h=^^ ^•Fred; A. ••Gardner :oC'^ndsor/who>^^ has'been-ehgin^er^ at the State i>ri- aroorse4 ;more than local; ; in^^. a|«#i| son - fox 25 years, has iiad only $wo d E rt ?£ M* v *wd; weeks ; of yBie : ,^m^u vacations of\tiwtp- weeks mm in all '^:^^j^.!!^^%^^W^^^^ that time; - • His ; 5Oth -fbirthday .was : W^^^f «J«^^ honored the other; day by 22 brother ^^t-^^/^^^'^^'^^^.^lfei pfflcers of tihe\ prison, ' ,'' : ! •• ;• ; •'• : ;ih;e;-jodg^^p#^. ^&n wtUpsy;'&jgj&$. ^;M?a: ;*'^EaryL. EidJwar^;;jEJpwe; Steven -:^^^MS0%^M^^^$^^^^$ son, a lineal descendsmt of Jeminav^* ~\ -'-\- *-*- Howe, is dead, in Brattletopro, aged S9 years. a|fs. Stevenson had a pennarlt- • - able collection^ of newsfpaper clippings eical career. After a req^nt; appearance v in i, the following comment by The Plattsburgh Daily Press: •' ' • , . ._. \ . ' . \ •• \It is with a degree o f certainty that we ean easily predict a great \fUtuVe for this young man. Although just put of his teensy he possesses the voice of a great artist and shows con- siderable effort to \ise it as one.\ The program will 'begin at 8:30 o'clock. The artist win be assisted ju<ry, oon^posed entirely trom^^he great Djamba oil fields in Walter Johnson's signed 1 contract 'for ^ ...._,. 'the^Duest jEas^. ladies if a bill intro- 1921. his fifteenth season/in maior - e duced in $e ; Diltc h Parliament be league a>ase^all. was received, fby Clark theigreat adopted: tr^his measure proposes to Griffith of the, Washington American five the concession to these fields to League Club. . . ; , ^:^5Hfp|a# - of the Batavia 1 Oil Com- /Johnson wrote frolm his farm near ;^ny. Tfee; territory to toe included in Goffeyyillev Kan., itihrat the injury to the donce^sion is described as the his arm (which handvcap,ped :) ;hirn. last standards - most valuaDie petroleum ground in season., had'yielded to treatment and the Dutch East Indies. - • that he expected to regain his former — — — ~~r'. . effectiveness. . Johnson, iw.ill 1>B 34 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 29.—Aerial years old on his next birthday. . attack, or the forward passing style ... ,• annual, Qhylslma., fo.stiv.ties at owmiokint\ wh?ic!h'- has • beccihio ay rallying point for Letsvis folk and also for many Eliza- YATJKEKS WAliK OVER Ift. ana choirmaster of the Church of St. John the Evangelist. The fol- rKr»«i« miTNTn v mmsp lowin * numl >er S will be given: CROSS : rOUNTR\ CX>1 RSE ArIa _.- Where>er You Walk> . , from bontaining- facts of hiistoric interest* Andrew Butts, 75, a veteran of the Civil War, is dead a t Stowe. . \ \ llwo mtQre Newip'ort' farmers -have ton' said: ; .••'. :' ''/.:r, ' of play, has been developed to a great MOSCQW THREATENS er stage of perfection by the Ohio . YQ $til,te, ; University's football elevjen than , w , ^_ iiy any*\-team in the country, accord- , v . ^Og^ tbi, football,, experts, and it is on Ifluttia form pf offensive that the Buck- eyes will depend for victory when they face the University of Califor- ,.-, r .^ia team at the Tournament of Roses at,, Pasaderia, Cal., New Year's day. KRASSIN TOKIO, Dec. 20.—Twenty Ameri- can big league baseball players, ten from the.National and ten from the American League, who are now in Japan for a series of games played their opening game, Nationals versus Americans, on Thanksgiving day. tid- ward 'Bell, American Charge d'Af- faires, :pttched the first 'ball. A home •run >by Eddie Ainsmith, veteran catcher of the Detroit American League club, \\\IK the feature of a fast nnd spectacular game which tionals won by 2 to l. LONDON, Dec. 30—A Moscow wire- less message says today that as Great Britain, which reoen-trfy•' accepted the July agreement for a resufoiivtidn of ' ,pf ^ 1(ihj;im g v trde with Russia -has now completely J altered its position and is, clearly ov- 'tri^ution frolm adlng tho obligations Vhich it under- ^^ tree and refreshments that made took in July, the Soviet Governtnu>nt ' the >. mg House' ring with the lau»h- has decided to recall from London ter , o f the (children. Mr. and Mrs. Leonid Kmssin, Bolshevik Minister of Milh.tflkmd came up f^r a Nw Yirk Trade and Commerce, in order to con- for the oc : oa , s io n and felt abundantly 'bethtow'n people as well as from Westport, Wad hams and other towns, this year we,ro fully up to traditional Tire \Big House\ as usual was..filled with \grawn ups\ as well as the little ones and frotni three Until' six Saturday afternoon every- body present enjoyed themselves to <tihi' utmost The Reverend Mr. Blod- gett of Eliza-bethtown and hi/ talent- ed family contributed to the musical tho church choirs supplemented his efforts with songs thai were .appro- priate to the occasion. Mrs. Alberts Hudson of Lewis and Hurry Derby Then folloflved the games, the dts- the 'beautiful Christ- suit with him. JF.IIRKY BANDITS HELD POLICK .TOKIO, Dec. 29.—A Jar tary mission headed by C zund, formerly of the'Japanese Em- •^assy at Washington, han boon .sent the Chiantae lo investigate the ^Charges that the Japanese soldiers have,- been guilty of .cruelty in 'their •measures against : Korean outlaws in Chinese -.territory,..- Serious -<\h arses ,hsiV«* been made against iho Jaj)anesc wfbreed J>r;inclpiftlly- by Amerncnn and Knglifiih • n^is'sipnaries. The include 1 ^usatiotts of the burning of 'seven •chefl, flvo schools, and a large - of houses, and of the indes- HA^KI/.WSAOIC. N'. .)., Ut'o ;in.-- Four armed men attein-pted tu hold up Police • Coiminnislsoner Kenwin of N-i- j Fort r.«M> on the ihighway near here hoi on* daylight today, exehaging shots later with 'two pai-Ucs of police who eomored them on the river 'bank n. out-numbered, escaped in •tion of New York in .« inotor | rcipaid for their journey. | All regretted tihe absence of Mrs. Mii Her >of Le*\v is, nvth o -h as bee n i d'-e n ti - tied with these gatherings for many years and Joseph Warden,-who like Mrs/Miller, is still to ill to leave their •beds; ' ••••.-..' - nuli- •1 Ml- and t'h< the dire boat. rorcLATioN or FIIAX( i: i DOWN JOIR M1L1ION • rvUUS, lice: HO.—The population of l'Viiiifc was reduced by four million during the war, said Louis Muurier, the n<-w director of PuilHic Assistance, in discussing today measures to he »a,Uen by the Seine departmental council In rodiH-o infant morlntify. COLGATE STUDENT IS PADDLED FOR NOT SHOWING RESPECT LONDON, Dec. 3O.-r-After spending Christsmas in London a s gues'is of the Anglo-American Club and the Ameri- can ' University Union, the Cornell runners yesterday went' to Oxford, to finish training for Thursday's race. On Friday Coach. Moakley walked his men over the seven mile Rochainipton course, •where the annual Oxford- Cam'brid-ge cross-country classic has been held for years; affording the/Am- ericans an opportunity to study the route. The course starts in the Thaimes valley a t Koehaimlpton, a \.suburb sbuthrwest of 1 London, and follows a circular route, iwhi'ch includes a water .gra,ph-QOimpany at Rutland will retire r You Walk> from Semelee\ Handel been fined for watering milk exposed the opera .-.—. ...... ... \Through the Long Days and Years\ ^or sale. .,-. . . -•••-•- Ralp'h Dutouc and.Miss Alice G^Ste - \I ^Q#J| S: Court caxivj that '#€(.- &M .spuhisfianertt ypiu vH4l' J^ •your r?crollection sp.f, tHe death of that ' Fpote, \Bon Jour, Ma Belle!\.... ..Behrend wari o f Burlington; were married -Homing\ -' ,.,'. ,:'..-..': . . .Del .Riego. Mpriday; at. -Sfc-'. Mary>s Cathedral. : by ^ u \*- : ../:, - : '£>;' --'•• ^« : ,< v ,;: y r; r e:^pm •^olly Bawn''.,. Arranged; by Loover Rev.; Fatlier^ddy,; in-^^t^ '^The Snowy-Breasted Pearl\. .V. - '. . . ^ a large company of friends. ; court if h^ Iiad anything %p say, •*$$£ .. ..,.,... ? .Arranged by Robinson Burlington^Caiamber of Commerce ^•f^.^P^\^^— f * h ^-^\^^^^ \Would God I -Were a Tender Apple ^Piahttlhg ^ swidafblej Blossom i .... Arranged by Ificksbn tel Slierwoo*d onthe evening of Dec- \Flanders' ^eguiein\. -La Forge emlber 30. 'if * BIG EliK HUNT ^VT VERMONT ITEMS Tully D. 9ha(w, for 52 years in the Pereonal Mention Mrs. Rose Kelleh< Kelley, wiia hav< r and Leonard The annual -elk ifunt at impunt\ l •wa's-klfllefl^ he weighed ;&(HSv;lfe^|ft He was ib^o^ght^dW-n'^ I>istric%' ; iy^p • J-orney ; ' |Brewster,, wih«?^E$:' -Sh^f||| •• of; ther^e.ou£fy • D&^ftn%w' -^0er^ ;• •$&$£ sp&eial ; '^eit£ J ^ • this. ofceiLision;,-: both • ^eingrv:«rapk:; : ^ith^6i;|: L'.e^pertsr.^n\fw-o6d ';&&£&\ his r *^il ,e: been'voting their ^ nt «W» ; ^^f|i emiploy of the fWiestern Union Tele-, parents in this: city, : left\Plattsburgh ^^0^'r°^^: : ^ : ^^^\-^ n ^'^^^W k yesterday. Mrs., Kelleher is re^urrjing '\\' •-..-«-»-..-. • > - --- - plunge and a. long stretch cf plowed. r ; on';a ; .pfpsi6rtl; : ••'•. * ;';.;. : ' \\: to her^pme^al^^ng^eM^j ^ land and finishes With, a mile and a \The : annual (jxhfbit of t'lie Capital ^elley ; plans ^p^spend:a\few'days -in •• half run over Wliimbledon common to Poultry association has .a-'total'of 523,. Wilk;esl>arre With, friendsV ibefore; i tihe starting ipoint. ; . ^ birds';at :Mon<ip«lier.-: ; ' -•. •<:•:>• -. , '^urm'njft to Wasiiingtbn, D. C.,-to re- A coimbiriation Oxford-Cambridge ;„; David* A, K-iah a vpilpt on one of the sume his studies at the Catholic Urii- tearn • of seven men will be entered Great Lakes bpa ^ wlio was arrested verity, of Washington.^^ ^ .; ^ against-the AJmericans. The first ten at St. Albans charged with '-having. . ; ^°^er t 'PdMy'^has'''•returned- ' '^ mien to finish in the race will be 20 bottles of contraband liquor in hipSA.usab.le Forks where he : sperrt thG-^^^' ^ ^ scored by the American system-—one posaessioiv has been arraigned befoife .week-end. •: . kill offV-at :,-l|aiBt-voh;e' ' b^y$^:^6afc^ ipoint Tor first place, two points for United States CooriSrni^ second, and/so on—and te>h team ha.v- and.held under ban' of $500. ' r '' ter Frances,: leave ;to^ ing the smalleKt nu<m(ber of pointa The Vermont Supreme 'co;irt -rtill Fla; - where they will join .'-Mr. Potter tertde^ne^v^o fully one; hundre^ ihe^4^ announce opinionB during January ' ^ or ^e :winter. : ; . • ; acctfraiihig : tp Chai-les; <»nd,!:vp; ; John W. Blanchard, a well kncAfn ' Mr. and ^Irs. Harry E. Frazier spent -the/\•aftinimter--fn..<^'%e-^^e;.f ' •\\' \nave returned to Montreal after State wfork in..the park thrjsu^duiithe : . spending. Christmas in town with^siwninver, : riottwJthsian(3ln^ ; |h^?mimb^r.;- v their parents.. .RQger Yassar Bellmore, of Brown' will ibt> declared the winner. SK\ATK SOFAS HIPPKI) I5V \ANI)\ L AT ALBANY (By 'l'lio Associated Pri'^s) ITTKW, 1>ec. 28. — FiuldUn^ (Jeorgo W. -»To<?l of Xew York, a CoJsrato i'roKlinian l>y n student of tho ^overniivs; hotly cfl.ii.scil a re- volt of students! and the resigna- tion of tho Rovei-ulna bo(i> at C'ol- Joel was paddloil for showing propcu rcspwt to U obtssmen, not ALUAXT,. Dt*c, 30.~l\v-o handsome ..morocco' leather sofas and one leather arm chair in the Senate lobby of the Capitol were slashed from end. to end by-'some unknotvvn ! ])erson this after- noon. The act of vandalism which rvviis discovt>re.d by public building • of- •ficiuKs, will cost the State several hun- dre dollars to rnpair'.- The was done-two days before iman began liis second term •of- •ofn'ei four ye-ars- a-g;o, ami State official! believe the sarnie persons are r.'esponsi- ble.. T hey have no clue to theii •identity; . Rutland lamiber d'ealer, has been ab- ' quitted of manslaughter in 'runniiig d-awii a amall girl with his automo- bile ;>UH1 ivBlins her. .\/: . . [ John Ste.wart. 05 yoars.old, and a native pC-.Prince. .Edward Island, is dead at Barve. ; The annual tournament of the Ver- mont Checker association \i s being heJd at Montpelier, Morton C. Rybbins, cki^s of 1S&S, UnierHity of Vermont, has \been chosen University, arrived in town yesterday was x j twenty-three that nows of last wint died in the heavy The big afu-r visiting friunds Herkimer, mill N: Y V • -. : • • ' . • • ••••\• ; -.J' (and-Within- Charles Coiinc'Il has returned from road. Champlaip where. he visited friends ,;..; , Monday; .[: . i- 1 •' : ; — Mr. ^and. Mrs. Howard; Fifitsld have re.tur.nod to B(.Qrkim.e.r after spending; tha holid«iys- with Mrs. \Pi-field's par- ents, ; Mr. and ; Mrs. Fred Aldridge, of this city/- ; ' . ,--. : - .''• • '- ' \ F. Fifield,-, superintendent. . of the shot in the clearing on the sid«i of .Supervisor Johnson's tihousanrT foet of\ th e thing- a trustee pf the .inatitxition to take the W,hit- place of the lave 'Theodore' X. Vail, •office. Peter Hanlon of Burlington Was <n -'- 1 - found guilty of keeping and exposing pia'ttsburgh Broom, Faetory and H. for sale intoxicating liquor against c. Lyons, shop foreman, left the city the provisions of the law and he was this morning for Swanton, Vt., where swtenx'eaiq |i;ty n Tint' of ?300 and \they have 'accepted positions. V-fOlIT TOBAt •to BY THE ENEMY\ \'
