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   Morning Herald (Newspaper) - February 17, 1923, Hagerstown, Maryland                                Good put Com Chest drive over THE MORNING HERALD E Mont Riey resigns as GOT ernor of Porto Rico VOL XXVII NO 47 4107 HAGERSTOWN MARYLAND SATURDAY FEBRUARY 171923 SINGLE COPY 2 CENTS Increased By The Shooting Of Two French Soldiers FRENCH INFANTRY E Mont Reily Resigns As Governor Of Porto Rico Action Not Unexpected By Associated Press San Juan Porto Rica Feb Mont this afternoon cab ted to President Harding his resignation as Governor of Porto Rica to take effect AprM first His he said demanded a complete change and rest Big Contributors Needed To Make The Campaign Of I Community Chest Success Half Over With Says He Was Taken Out Of Less Than Half Of The Service Because Of In City Mayor Is I Sentenced To Prison Term I Feb resignation of B Men Rely as Governor of j Porto Rico was received at the White House early this evening but no anj was made concerning it although there was every Indication j it would be accepted The text of ihe cablegram ore to President Harding as public at the White House follows in part o Amount ther Lunches Until Men dav Noon THE ONLY DR HARYS that good uo 1 i Chrt Ir Dr The v u SiNCL 11 lhe roky hill By Associated Press Essen Feb was the storm center today in the Ruhr where the friction between tha French and the Germans has In creased because of Thursday rights shooting of two French soldiers by security police Ir a cafe brawl retaliation for shooting Geni Fournier ordered a of infantry to occupy the The chief of police arrested all ine files and docu nt at police were i taken by the French and ilie disarra irz of the was begun The shooting of the French soldiers eight of them o2 duty I tbe cafe The waiters refused j because of the boycott the French started last ruy night and fighting A number of the Security ixie at the door of the oafs fhl began and the French cos he was the first person to shooting Sentenced To Prison Feb French court at trying various German officials on charges of resist in occupying todar sea Ober Burgomaster to three years rint and director of the Electric Works t marks Burgomaster Havenstien had to permit the main railway at to be supplied j or gas afier the 3el had occupied it Director Busz arrested in connection with tr cuttin oil of electricity from Hotel where the French rs are quartered u part Gj To ow f verv serious gon v ire sjati Place Facts Before Authorities e vlil shock the conscience c promised tonight b nera On acc injury while in the Slates my trip to Porto Rico prostrated lie and I have beer confined to my bed being able to re nv it will be sev eral before can recover all cari T i vision in his v 1 7 IA i i tho I ing his rc i iroin ii roio or arm i my Repealing his charge hut he was c Aprn out of aeth service because of believing br that time 1 will he to be air r travel and i I am legation of the of his son Major uW not can be taken to a hospital j P here until I am able to do so I fn at Cainn In offering my resignation I cani ingrOn ihe General asserted that in net do so without expressing to j what he has clone he was only ner you and Secretary Weeks rry the duty to which I was ap preciation o the Tin failing signed by the President Ho has s wont prisons Habeas Corpus Proceedings Dropped After In die t raer t TO START FRIDAY Youths Indicted For Breaking Into Cars Adalbert of tho Eighteenth cli public iv enforced retirement or alty aaa support you have given no opportunity ae added autorio given rue in my the true facts before the Continued on SO jus and trying work here j atui contrary to established j The action ot Governor Reily regulations had been denied even the if beore retiring MONT REILY not unexpected in f right 01 however as it had stated that President Harding The facts in this whole unfortunate personally had informed of when they come to light he the vvhich it i shock tie conscience of the bv Mr aad country and unless Vt amiable to tLe conw to re i ji fTT i 1 it made clear at the White House before the resignation Tras received that the president not consider a successor for any al post until the liad resigned it is that several men i have been informally in circles for the governorship i In eveat or Mr resigning TWO WILLS PROBATED wer probated in the Or Court of Kidnapped Nun Adaline Donaldson an oter More Cold Weather Today Savs The Weather i THREE AT HARIOH mm FUN iiL I I Lii PASSED BY mm j Proposal Definitely i 1 White House I Announces Several Score of Veniremen j Bui None Definitely Agreed Upon Marion lii Feb pros jurors were being held in cusi tody o at the end of the first Angeles Engineer Shot Feo The proposals I for an on anthracite expo Approval Of The j especially o Canada lias been carej of the kise noi trial court nest Monday Several score o ex Measure Virtually Corn Dieted fully considered and definitely during the week but no jurors It was said today at the White definitely By Action By Associated Press House Is the t officials an er o high o have I Six men are 10 be tried charged i with murder ia connection with the deft of Antonio Malt of the British Debt material effect on the coal shortage one of the mine settlement virtually was colleti in sections mm of Erie rda slain f the Senate passed j of York and England funding The vote was 70 to 13 SUGHT FIRE The was returned to the House j Stare Discovered n Scheller Apart fr adjustment of amendment not re ments Soon to the plan lor funding tae British debt of over a Ol terra of 62 years at reduced interest 5xr providing that settlement elector nations must have tlie of Congress instead of taa SLIGHT FIRE ire which broke out in the of Frank Carpenter in the of North Mulberry street yester evening caused damage estimated jit before it was extinguished by te Pioner Hook and The origin of the fire origin broke out Scheller Apartments North Potomac street No alarm vas is ir C R who oc cupies an apartment on the floor tae blaze ed woodwork Simon Yeager mother of Dr Howard W Yeager dis covered tke were burn ing a wrapped in paper in a corner of trie ball No one in the apartments claimed the package and It IB abc known whether someone ciga rette ashes or it was set afire Steamer Tuscan Prince Found Wrecked But With Crew And Passengers Safe Seattle Wash Feb identified by coast guard head ship Tuscan Prince whose here as the hulk of the steam Plaintiff Given Ten Days To Accept Award Of Burlington Vt Feb order giving Dorrit Stevens Wood house plaintiff ia the million dollar suit against ner for alienation o her husbands affection 10 days in which to accept aa award of actual damages and punitive Damages was made by Judge Moulton ia county court today Other wise anew trial will be ordered The court declared that the ver dict awarded to the plaintiff by a jury was excessive out not based on pre judice or passion The defendants are Lorenzo E Woodhouse Burlington and New York banker and bis wife and fate were unknown since 4 a in yesterday was found this after noon at Village Point Vancouver Island a wreck but with all on board Word of the discovery of the Tuscan Prince for which dozens of craft have been searching since she we are going to drown was received cutter The Shoho took oft 14 of the crew of 48 and foto remove the others in the mor A large steamer said to be a Jap Anose steamer driven ashoro near tho north entrance of Barcloy sound at believed to be the wreck of tho Prince was late today par re Nika burned off reef yes The Santa which the rocks near Light on the west side of Vancouver Island was believed to be still afloat although expected to be a total loss Her crew with a few tents camped in dispatches from the coast in that vl The tug Sea Monarch was ex to take them up today Hope To Save The motorship with two of hor aboard was clinging to tho rocks at Albert Head near Vic toria her owners hoping that sho might yet be gotten oft or that at Decide To Continue Fair Another Week Antietam Council No SS Junior Or der United American Mechanics met last night at their hall in and made preparations to their fair now In progress in their hall until Saturday February 24 ex Wednesday and Thursday nights of that week Tha hall is beau decorated and is the scene of large crowds nightly Many useful articles including a table chairs etc will be awarded SCOUTS GIVE TO CHEST Pino Tree Troop of Girl Scoute captain voted to the Community Chost The Scouts will earn this pledge during tlie summer least hor machinery might be saved months sad In Yard His Home By Associated Press Los Angeles Feb Reming ton wealthy electrical engineer found dead gunshot wounds ia the yard of his home early today had lived In fea of deata for the past week ac cording to his wife who was so pros with grief tHat she could not be interviewed late today That Remington was slain by some 5ne having a grudge against hin is the opinion expressed by officers in charge of investigation The pointed to the fact that Remington was slot twice with a shotgun both charges passing through a leather brief case 9Had with papers with which they said he attempted to pro tect himself A continuation of the cold 3 predicted for today The thermo i vas slated for a drop to 5 fie early this a ten to go higher during ihe day liula warmer thau Thursday the coldest clay oJ the vn cer The mercury was unable to rise above 27 degrees yesterday four degrees higher than on Thursday A j temperature of 11 degrees was rej ported here ar sunrise yesterday morai ing j O Whether clear or cloudy weather predominate today J A Miller j official forecaster for the 1 district vras unable to j say last night It it is cloudy the j mercury go higher than if clear weather prevails i The cold vrave enveloped the State j yesterday though in some sections the temperature was slightly above j that of Thursday This was due to i More Than Twenty Shots Exchanged Escape With York Ft hank 5s and Buk OS were wounded in a pistol SISTER CECILIA Ui JL j is cio tff T the fact that the high winds had died J O XI C S down after doing considerable minor From Wash damage At Frostburg where Thurs day the mercury dropped to one de gree below the zero point the temper ature was five above zero At Cum berland the 10 de grees above that of Thursday it hovered slightly above the zero Ties Ice Skating Record By Associated Press St John New Feb Charles Jewtraw Lake Placid N Y equalled Joe Moores world record of 25 seconds in winning the 440yard la tae international skating today on Lily lake Woman Golf Champ Wins In Florida By Associated Press West Palm Fla Feb Miss Collett of Providence R I national woman golf champion won the midwinter womens golf tour here today defeating Miss Dorothy Klotz o Chicago S up and 7 to go Miss Mary Miller o tlie Marinello is ill at her home on Mitchell avenue Grand Jury Likely Will Report Today The Grand Jury for the Febru ary term Court will ia all probability its work tMa morning and report to the Court The Grand Jury it is under stood has thoroughly investi gated tho charge made that pri soners in the Washington ty Jail li mm i TO BEGIN IN FEDERAL PEN ington Klan roll More than i changed The released their hold on the valise only after of blood The pair employed by the Hudson street branch of the Pacific Bank i were carrying the money to the j of Seeman Brothers brokers a shore distance avay they con fronted by the bandits who clashed from a hallway ana opened Sre I Johnson a former passed the valise to his companion and the the lire peppering the bandits with bullets until he fell rith a in the nee Buck held his ground lux til a bullet pierced his right shoulder land forced to drop ihe bag i The holdup men snatched the bag i jumped Into an automobile and 3eI Convicted Of In Chicago Mail Robbery By Associated Press New York Feb 16 Frederick Feb Aaron R Anders and James A Jones o Frederick returned here today from a futile i search of houses ia the district la i Baltimore where Sister Mary Cecilia j music teacher at the Notre Dame Ac here says she was lield captive for several hours after being abducted I from the Convent Monday 4 i Sister Cecilia vaa an Of John Derby Maj proved condition today that ic was j felt it will be unnecessary to aave I her removed to a Catholic in Baltimore la faS authorities i assert Sister Cecilia expects to be able the Pol Uras house sometime between and i Wednesday K K K Enters Story who convicted with Big Solve New York Mster Yon Feb 15 Jon F a Mrs Irene of of ewels a3 she was tear rv rv rv o r T i ijt Ins a party at tha Joaes todav a posti 6 f 4T t of Barrett rd signed Knights or Ku TT L 3 fif Tim Turphy of conspiracy ia con with tha Chicago mail robbery in April 1921 and who wasj found Sunday in the steerage o an j Italian liner after he had beea missing for nins months today waived remov al proceedings before Com missioner Hitchcock He will be taken to Chicago tomor row and thence to Leaven worth to serve a fouryear sentence imposed him when he was convicted wife who was found him was allowed to go free ca Klan of Washington The message on the carI reud Continued On Page He is years oU Detectives i dared his arrest meant of The jewel mystery REPORT IS DENIED By Associated Press Rio de Janeiro Feb Japs nese legation liera says the report in a York newspaper of an agreement under which 500000 Japanese would coma to Brazil for colonization pur pose la entirely without foundation No project of such a nature was ever proposed by cither country It clared de OFFICES IN DUBLIN BLOWN UP SEVERAL ARE INJURED By Associated Press members tonight forwarded Dublin Feb land Free State leaders and the heads oC slon offices and the government sa the Republican movement proposal for office in Dublin were blown upa truce of a month to permit this evening submission o peace negotiations The mine which caused the sion was thrust through a window by two men who were observed but ATTENTION I made their escape Several persons j wore Injured by the detonation An j ambulance man was hurt by a ing searching tho ruins of j tho building for Injured persons Seeking A Truce Feb Association or Neutral members of tho Irish Tle army representing 20000 There will be a meeting of Republicans at the office of M Tenney on Wednesday Feb 21 at 730 P M for the purpose of setting a date for the Municipal Primaries All Republicans are urged to be present REPUBLICAN CITY COM  

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