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:wnuiiii NANEll
PARIS, Jan. 19.» llolland is told in
the allied note demanding.r the extradi-
tion of former inipcvor \Villiam. of
Germany. that she. will “not fulfill her
international ditty" if she Ict'uses to
associate herself with the- l-Zntente
Powers in chastislng crimes commit-
ted by Germans during the war. The
text of the note sent to The Hague
was made public this morning. It fol-
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'. ‘ “Paris. Jan. 15.
Pendent Republicans "In notifying by these presents the
41d to be AgalnSt the Netherlands Government and Queen of
' ' - v - the text of Article 227 of the Treaty
lldlddC} Of ‘ Speaker 01‘ Versailles. a certified copy of which
.. aTSh is annaxed. which came into form)
1 ' Jan. 10. the powers have the honor to
T('ll> ll. Holcornb, republican make known at the same time that
nl‘t.’ for governor for the fourth “midwife decided to put. into execu—
is now the prognostication of
g tip-state republicans. The
'stion was made a few days ago
' um-Ilng of prominent members
.- state central committee as a
ion of possible entanglements in
alt} with regard to nominations
0\I>i‘nn. I: would appear. say
is, it) settle the King bellc'eren-
nil li'li-s‘lllly Clifford Wilson's sep-
mu. for governor. togetheg with
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tuitiiii‘slzlttiui
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nuith. In far-I. the state leaders . I‘AIIIS. Jun 19,. tomespmatives of
'3 1‘2”“? from “115 viewpoint. 11“” 'thr American mission for the relief of
Slllllllilll‘l “'3111 1‘0 “33111" 9°fi“»"‘»"-"' 'childrtn have just finished an exami-
lu- plare. is identical with ”H' Fl“ 5 nation of school children in Vienna.
‘5 “W years 11:0. “"1““ ll “"1" and found. according to a dispatch l‘e«
s'l'itl ilt‘l‘t's‘b‘ill’y to 1‘11“ ”NV-“110V ,ceit'ed by the Austrian delegation
more. that 97 per cent. of them aresub;
lt‘cring from lack of food. ‘
On the same authority. The Associ‘
lated l’rI-ss learns that the result of
't.’hanccllor Karl Itenner's visit to
Prague. during: which he made an ap-
peal for coal. was nothing, Relations
between the Austrian Republic and
Czechoslovakia are most friendly, but
it is imposslble to get coal, and for
this reason all transportation and
lighting Sci'l'iCI-s in Vienna have been
shut down. ’A member of an Austrian
delegation declares that all the. relief
Austria. has received since Chancellor
Renner returned to Vienna from Paris
a month agohas been 9.000 tons of
flour from Triest and 6,000 tons 01'
wheat from Venice.
This, it is said, will stave off the
actual advent of starvation until the
middle of February.
. t No relief is in sight beyond the 15.-
10 I’l'OVida “womnmdm‘m‘s f0" ‘he'oon tons of foodstuffs already deliver.
ents. _ _ r . :. .ed in Vienna, members of the. Austri-
'0’“ ”‘9 bpgmmtg Gym" L‘.“’1m.-";an delegation say, and. so far as they
U" (“NV-’4'.“ “a; “132%“:2 ‘Lijh thne“ are await. no negotiations. are in
"11‘1”“ “mfms- “‘ ski <‘ - m "j: progress looking to a practical solu-
“mill EFF-”‘5 0f Pl‘l‘fimem 1" (‘3; 1::ll01l of the problem. Both British and
lye]. It hasi firmed pgx'ertiéf‘llr'ulltmtlz) 1;. French officials say they want to help
--~ (S"s s. ' it .. .. .
Elite with: tint? mid a ed.-. tastes. “Sleight? gypsum 1.“
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ion. [waiting upon action in America.
l Chancellor Bonner “all probably
,make anotlier‘visit to Paris early in
{February to exert a final effort in se-
l cure relief.
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I: been fixed by the Ukrainian Gov-j Raymond 13. Mintz has sold the Nor-
ment, according to Lemberg news-givalk Raincoat company. 26 Haviland
ers. These include recognition ofgstreet, to Morris Berris and Max Levy,
; independence of ”the, Ukrainian; both of this city. The sale was com-
.ple‘s j'epublic‘ exchange of pro.x pleted last week, and the DPS? owners
‘cts between Ukraine and Russia,‘tlia\‘e taken possession. The rain-
,- plete neutrality of Ukraine andgcoat company does a thriving manu-
. withdrawal of all Soviet forces‘facturing business. and employs a
in the territory of that republic a‘idtnllmbel' 01’ hands at the Haviland
'ognition of the Ukrainian Goveiii-lstreet loft. ‘
at. with M. ’Magopa as Premier. ! ————————-—-—-——-
n exchange the. Communist Party ‘ LIQUOR CARGO BIACK
' I_N NEW YORK HARBOR
it enjoy full exercise of its rights iI‘
tame. on condition that it will not:
wll'lltl to monopolize power. =
NE‘V YORK. Jan. lS.~——The freight-
ler Yarmouth. disabled off ('ape May.
N. J.. during a storm was being tow-
: oil—IMERICAN .
EARTER MACONA LOST; ed tolNew York today by.the Coast
- ‘ Guard cutter Itasca according to wire-
T‘TH‘KIIOLM, Jan. 19.——Forty-nine§ less reports. The. craft left this port
3i. :. of the crew of the American yesterday for Havana With a cargo
.‘viacona, which struck a'rock of liguor valued at .32,000,000., 1)!
\i"liIIEE‘n Light. and foundered, British registry, she flies the colorant
- .Ii.~l~ the only sun'ivOr being the . the Black Star Line Steamship CD!"
£2.13 mate of the ship. ~ Iporation. the first company of the
_. . liu‘ YOHK_ Jan‘ 19,—1'119 steamer’ kind owned entirely by negroes.
awn“, rE-I'Ot‘ted today from Stock-L ' -. - —
:m :i~ having foundered otf Nidingen DUBLIN GOES BACK
fut. With the loss of all but one ofI
‘. vie“. was formerly the coastwlsel
amer (‘lty of Macon. She was own!E
gJ-‘U’fhty, hecena Steamship Corpora-l DUBLIN. Jan. 19.——-'riie election re-
d“) “A fb“ lork, and was operated suits -in Dublin show the return at
at hp 1“!" Lines. . forty~two Sinn Feiners, nine Municipal
:4 t 5,9, ‘09 0f the operators. xtwas Reformat-s, 14 Laborites, 14 National-
Adu'q )0 Ute vessel left Copenhagen. . ists and one Unionist.
9‘ “fut 16 in ballast. for New'York.l Of the 56 seatsfiin Cork,
... 01d other than that contained. ianein and transport workers
' 9:955 dispatches,- haseubeena-eceiv-iticket captured thirty
if; nihfgoéqfi‘dfm' The ship . awswgemng sixteen. ..
SW. She w; registered .19. Gal out ‘ $3
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lTH ENLLEEE
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% gest School for Women
“ks $4,000,000 for Ex-
nsion \Vork
turday. January 17. 1920, witness
be opening of the Smith College
9 for a $4,000.0I‘Ju fund. needed to
'35“ the pay of the faculty. pur-
tze new and adequate equipment.
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lNELUfllNfiPEAEE
WITNNTILSNEl/lli
'-.'AllSA\l'. Jan. 19.——Terms for con-
the Sinn
th . National-
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Naval Committee to Take Up
Indictment Of the Navy made by Collector of late
inuc James J. \Valsh at-hisioifice to-'
Iday. ‘
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“'ASIIINGTUN. Jan. 19: "Calumet-3‘
investigation of Rear Admiral Sliiis'
charges against the Navy Depart-
ment‘s conduct of the war will- be
made by a sub-coniiiiittee now inquir-
ing into the award of naval decora-
tions as soon as it completes its pres
ent task. This decision was made l0«
day by the lull Senate Naval commit.-
tee.
A motion by Senator Pittman. Denic-
crat. Nevada. to have a separate sub-
comiuittee'named to make an immedi-
ate investigation, was defeated. The
motion to have the present sub-com-
mittee conduct the inquiry was made
by Senator \l'alsli, Democrat. Mon-
lana. '
“’ASIIINGTON, Jan. 19.~—L'nlcss the
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PRNHIBlTlflN
Tl] BE TESTEll NUT
“'ASHINGTON. Jan. 19.——-—Validity
of the federal prohibition constitution-
al ainenhiient is to be determined by
the Supreme Court which today
granted the State of Ilhodc Island
permission to institute proceedings to
test it and enjoin its enforcement in
that state.
The permission was graned by Chief
Justice. “him, without comment or
without fixing any time for hearing
arguments in the case. ’
Motions to bring the suit were filed
by Attorney-Genenal Rice of Rhode
Island. in response to a. resolution
adopted by the state legislature auth—L
orizing him totake steps to‘test thei
validity not only of the amendment.l
but also of the enforcement act. I
In briefs filed in support. of the mo—
tlon. Rhode Island authoritte< lilies-
tioned the validity of the ratificationl
of the amendment and alleged that the:
amendment was an interference with
the. state police powers out a \‘icl'i-
lieu of the Fifth Constitutional Amend-l
them. They also alleged that the!
:aiiieiidmrnt was 'usurpamry. uncon-
stitutional and void."
Ithode Island was one of the states!
that refused to ratify the amendment-l
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EAST CHIC-AGO. Ind, Jan. 19.—
Three men were killed and eleven
others injured today by an explosion
of boilers in the plant of the Inter-
state Iron and Steel Company here.’
The explosion occurred before the
day shift had reported for duty.
Company officials asserted that the
explosion was accidental though they.
were unable to explain the cause. '
‘ Three Lives Lostin Fire.‘
BALTIMORE, Mn, Jan. 19.-——Three
men lost their lives and four others
were seriously injured. one probably
fatally, in a fire which destroyed a;
barrack housing 100 employee at
Edgemont Arsenal near Aberdeen.
Md, early yesterday morning.
All the victims were Italians.
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It was reported this morning the
Ellsworth Oyster company, third
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Tenants Report Pa
the tenants ate doing the
lpzzy a high rental in 1919.
'his family around him he takes his
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the ink hotllc bottle for the. last drop.
of ink. and with a master stroke 111-:
Terms
'.rt.'.'cniic that he. Bill Brown. of thel
’Ilall Room Apartments. paid to John
er Referred to the Smith, 110. 1;; i‘mfitocr avenue, Any—
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‘lliStllJE SHIPS TAKES vow”
BY lRAllSPOlll it PRETTY.
500 MILES 0m CEREMIINY
Many Vessels at Hand in
l - Answer to Call of Distress
me Army Transport
Powhatan
WILL TRY Tfl TNW
LINER T0 HALIFAX
Cedric 'Will Take Over Pas- Elaborate “Wedding Dinner
sengers as Soon as Heavy: Served at Hbme of Bride’s
Seas Allow l Parsnts — Many Guests
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.~7The army; Present
tiansport Powhatan. in distress about
seven hundred miles east of New.
York. reported by wireless to the. army
transport otl‘ices here at 4 a. m. today
that although she was leaking and he;-
boilcr room flooded, she was in ”no im—
mediate danger." The five hundred
passengers Were. “calm and comfort-
able.“ the message said. \V'hen the
sea becomes‘smoother, the passengers
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Landlords, th0, if Goug-
ers; Will ufl’er ‘ ‘ .
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“Proflteer landlords will 1'; held to
be straight and narrow pafi
up: their income taxes this .
’ 1‘“ ti 9 “hip." was the’ i
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Ceremony in 35¢. Joseph’s
at 9 o’Clock Today
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Revenge is sweet to the tenant wno
«as had to dis in'o his earnings to
Gathering
cratehy faiiii v pen in hand; searches
the commissioner of internal.
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SENflflL NURSE
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The work (if the public school nurse, man and Mrs. Frank S. .Sjl-uttony
in Norwalk, was explained in a very
instinctive way, last evening. at the
ll‘tt‘tilig of the young people of the
Fll’sl Congregational churchJNorwalk. .axeauc. thinner-art.
hv Alisa (icrttude III. Nattetord, the. ‘Ixiii‘lflyogggaifefigi :10 i‘:‘est‘?ivig}:gshz:r' Rev. Richard J. Carroll. past or of St.
. _‘ pl 1. p,‘ | t - _ ‘1 J _" V“ . :M t I . 9 TC '1'-
publll school. nursi. She {described the transport will keep afloat for $6“ .lostph s cliu ch. olnuniZI d it ma
h ~r method or examining clildren in i'iage rite. and the assistant
llIc stlinols and the plan for obtaining.
the cry-operation ot‘,parema in remedy-
in: physical defects of the children.
She gave a graphic plotting or Sev-
oral homes. where her worth-s nurse
brought her in contact with health
conditions that could be greatly reme-
Iilc'l. Very frequently the cause. of
sickness or deficiency in the pupil is
oral days. ('aplain Randall wirelessed.
The United States Shipping Board
”drainer Western Comet, which is
'among the vessels. nearby, will at-‘
tempt to tow the Powhatan to l‘lalila‘k. '
the nearest port after the passengeeon
have been tr‘anst‘crred to the Cedric.
The British steamer Bardic. bound
from London to New York, is a near
ivcsscl standing by.
tial mass.
satin.
dier-zi'ooui.
‘quc: of white roses.
- The Powhatan left New York “'4' M-g. H - ~ - -
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(Continued on Sixth Paze) tPnday for Antwerp. First news 0" the 1, in; swag 810 only attendant. She.
“cud?!“ “‘35 "9“9‘1Vl‘d Sunday a": .1». tam-e’a striking gown of silk pink
noon. when S O S calls Were scnt out.
i A line from the British steamtr liar
gdic has been made fast to the disable .‘
'transport Powhatan. and an attempt
lwill be made to tow the vessel into
HLLSlllE SBH’flflL
("V53 TW“ VERY ,.
INT ENESTlNli EVENTS
two American destroyers, two coast
Hillside school was the scene, Sat-I
guard cutters. and several tugs from
Halifax are proceeding to her assist
urday. of two events which proved?
very interesting to the pupils and‘
ance under full steam.
their friends.
"A tremendous sea. is running," the.
In the afternoon an unusually excit-
wireless message stated. Altb ough the.
passengers on the Powhatan arewcom!
in: game of basket ball was played
between the Hillside team and the
fortable .they will be transferred t3?
the White Star Liner Cedric for safety lEAfiU
team from St. Margaret‘s school of' ’
Waterbury. Some. account of the
as soon as the seas moderate. The
game is given elsewhere in the paper. 1
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:i bouquet of pink roses.
prcotn. was best man.
1‘. brother of the bride,
(trawl Raymond were ushers.
rendered at. the church during
ruptials.
Maria.“
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transport at last reports was. still mak-
ing water.
The cause of the leak is unknown
here. Army transport officials said
that prior to going to sea on this trip
the transport was given a thorough
overhauling and inspection
BOSTON. Jan. 19 A" intercepted
message from thetdisablcd transport
Powhatan at 9:45 a. in. today, was at .
variance with earlier reports as to the
comfort of the passengers. The mes-t
matched and the outcome was uncer-
tain mullahs very last, moment and
the audience was kept long in sus-
suspcnsc. The fact that the Hillside
girl~ won the final necessary point
was a source of great gratification.
not only to the team and its coach.
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Miss Stratton Became Bride.
: FlllllJES IN FRANCE
The prettiest mid-winter wedding of
this morning. in St. Joseph‘s church,
when Inez Louis, daughter of POTICPC;
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Havlland street, became the bride of
Joseph P. Newbaucr. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Newbauer, of 666 Carroll
DafilOI'.
Rev. Joseph M. l‘aly, celebrated a nup-
Thc bride was charming: in a pretty
gown of while Georgette over white.
The dress was trimmed with
real Belgian lace, brought to the Unit-
ed States from overseas by the sol-
A hat to matcti was worn
by the bride. who carried a bridal berv
:‘gette. with hat to match. carrying
Henry New-
‘v;.n}r. of Bridgeport. brother of the
Everett Strat-
and Le-
.\n interesting musical program was‘
the ‘
Miss Alice Splan sang “Ave.
and Edward J. Splan sang “0‘
Following the ceremony the bridal‘
[3 AT NUETAUUUET
jStart; Work to Combat In-
fluenza, Which Has Spread .
Slighlty in Past 24 Hours
Mrs. Valentine Sues Mrs.
Henry Pollock for Alienat-
ing Husband’s Affections
—$5,000 Damages Asked
TRININALAIITINN .
WAS TlllEll HERE
:Mrs. Pollock, Defendant in
' Case, Sued and Is Glued for
Divorce
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tllIlS-T’OLIOCR controversy, more or less
known in its interesting details to
newspaper readers lit-re. will develop
tomorrow, when the $5.000 damage
suit. started by Mrs. Florence Valen-
tine. of this city. against Mrs. Henry
ll. Pollock. will be tried in the Super-
ior t'tllll‘l, Bridgeport. before Judge E.
Kw-lvi' and :1 jlll‘y.
Mrs. Valentine allegt ll
her husband‘s affections,
line having been the defendants
chacul‘t‘er tor somt time. The plain-
tit‘t' is i'ept'eso‘llted by Attorneys Tam-
many & Connery. \K'ashington street,
and Mrs. Pollock's is‘ Attorney M. 0.
Down. Stamford.
The belligerent contention between
Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. Valentine was
aired rather thoroughly in the city
court here. some time ago. Another
angle of the case is the counter di-
vorce actions inrlitutcd by Mr. and
Mrs, Pollock.
A number of local witnesses liava
been subpoencd. and will appear at
the trial which starts tomorrow morn-
mg.
alienation of
M r. Valen-
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.EANT EISH IN
aluminium
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lduced this year for the first time. fish-
iing in all lakes and ponds in Connec-
7tittut will be illegal after today. Gama
l‘Vill‘tlI‘Il warm 1-“, smith stated that.
this new law closes the fishing season
from January 20 IO May 1 inclusive.
This means that all fishing through
the ice must stop on January L‘l.
The 81380“ for hunting wild ducks
closed Thursday. The season for rac-
coons and skunks v-nds February 1,
excep. when these animals are de-
stroying property.
The season for tax and muskrats is
open. however. and Mr. Smith says
(that reports indicate that there is a.
'botmtnul supply of these fur-hearing‘
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largest firm of It; kind in the Wald“:
sage said:
"We are 0. K. Water practically
stopped. but passengers very uncom-
fortable with no heat or light."
Miss Eleanor Gage, but to the school i
as a whole. The girls of the team!
give extra time to their. practice andI
have since the first of November ob- ‘ “_
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* CONFERENCE UPENS
IN WASHlNliTfl
I WASHINGTON, Jan. 19
(sociated Prose).-'l‘he
fcier and business men of the twenty-
oqe republics of the Western Hemis-
aphere‘s were present when the
with victory so early in their basket
ball season.
Next Saturday a second game willt
be played, this time with the team
from vakehain Rise of Washington.
Conn. This, too, promises to be a
closely contested game.
In the evening the school enjoyed
a song and dramatic recital by Ed.
ward Brigham. the basso—profundo.
Mr. Brigham has a repertulre and
showed his great versatallty by sing-
ing a number of vocal 4 solos, giving
readings or dramatic poems and:ac«
companying on the piano sevei'aJ
other dramatic 909313 and “(301119311)" ence opened here today for the con-
ing on the piano several other {313‘ ,sidemtion of International problems
matic readings. Mr. Brigham'a finest Tarising from the return of peace.
work was done In his recitation of the President Wilmn sent a message.“
Highwaymen by Alfred Reyes. where greeting to the Ministers at Finance
the intensely dramatic action was por‘ land other prominent visitors, am,»
trayed exceptionally Ff“ and“!!! mating Pan-America sought no selfish
rendering 0f, Oscar “tides 359W pin-pose'tnl assisting world reconsu-uc-
Prince, set to the mus“ Of Liza Leh- tton and would regard“ as. a privilege
mann. Mr. Brigham is highly gutted to._ful!lll the 0!!th iinpoaed by
in playing the accompanist-rents *0 1113 the great advantages enjoyed by the
readings. ‘Ml’. Brigham Was seam m of mm repubua_ 89mm
with his eneones and showed his; brought out the same idea In
ability to. sing -b0l.h lighter End W the dams, when he
heaVler selectionb. ' sold the Admins accepted the bar-
TWO SUFFOCATED . 7 ,ammivaawwa‘a
intently .to the better days of the.
aim. Jan. IDs—Tr omen; . or the can
"the W mutteommg minn- _ '
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CALGARY.“
were aim .
more oils-s, '
seminar};
second .‘PanAmerican financial conter--‘
Ginsu; 'preuldehtfenonl .
moo, mended the chair
3 PARIS. Jan. 19 The League of Na—
ttions is housed not far from the Amer-
‘ican Embassy, in lfue Pauquet, where
Ya considerable staff has been at work
ifiint‘c the League entered into being
lon‘icially three days ago. Its work,t
Lhcwever, is still confined to organiza-L
;.tion, as the only act of the League,
{Council tit its first meeting was to ap—l
{point members of the Sarre Valley:
Iboundary commission, which is not un-*
‘der the League's control.
L 'White the Council appointed three;
imembers of the commission. it is un-i
iderstood that by a strict interpreta-i
.tion of the Versailles Treaty, the com-
'mission will be under the direct super— 1
vision of the “Paap,” which is an ab-
(The A8‘ breviation used by the League’s stair both Chambers of
leadinx finan- Ito designate the “Principal Allied and.shown they wished to appeal to new
‘Associated Potvers." l
L. It is expected the League will take’
ijurlsdiction over the Sarre region only'
when an administrative mission has‘
been, organized. In the meantime, the
League staff will return to London,
leaving probably on Wednesday. Thel
quarters in Rue Pauquet will be retain-
Ied, however, as the permanent home
at the League Council when it meets
ere.
BlTl BANK
NAMES SEEKERS“
omcers were elected a follow at
a. meeting this morning or the direct-
ors c: the City National Bank:
President-41am: 8. Wed.
- First View all: «- John H.
mm . . ‘ .
. . ”j d Vice-W — Mei-tick.
.otwblcnlctopmvcho
animals.
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NEW NILEERA ,
BABINETENRNEII
PARIS. Jan. 19.—Captaln Andre Tan-r
dieu has refused to retain the port.-
folio of Minister of Liberated Regidns
in the new Millerand Cabinet. In re.
ply to M. Millerand's request that ha
remain in office, Captain Tardieu has
said that during the last few day:
Parliament have
men and that. therefore, he was tank
ble to accept the Premier's invitation.
The Cabinet, which} has virtual!
been completed, Is: ‘ -
Premier and Foreign Minister—Alt-
exandre Millerand. ,
Minister of Justice—~M. I’Hopiteau.
InteriormAndre Honnorat. .
“Var—Andre Lefevre.
Marine—M. Landry.
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KILL 56mg CHIEFS IN
SANTA FE PROVINCE
BUENOS AIRES, Sunday, Jan. 18..
~New disorders as a result of agricul-
tural workera' strikerm reported in
dispatches from Santa, Fe province In
La. Epocha. the government organ.
this attention. Police clash at Hm:
and Rafael Were slain curing attempts.
to round up disorderly elements.
It to alleged that the‘ disorders a.
directed train this city. when It is
add “an organization th- ick purport
gem in m
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