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   Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - January 12, 1920, Waterloo, Iowa                              The street sale In Waterloo of edition of the Courier is THREE CENTS Newsboys are all supplied with change urn buyers are to insist upon paying only the advertised price AND WATERLOO DAILY REPORTER Chicago Jan Cloudy to night with warmer in extreme mid colder portion Tuen day partly cloudy and colder Coutor 1151 ASSOCIATED LEASED WIRE AV A T R L 0 0 I O W A M 0 N D A Y J A X U A It Y 12 1920 F 0 U H T K K X J A K S TWO WORLD LEAGUE MEETING SHEETS II CAMERA MEN HID IN HAY BALKED IN SNAPPING WILSON Two Killed Two Wounded When Raiders Begin Their Work of Drawing Net Tight HALF OF PRISONERS ARE MUGGED BY PHOTO MEN 25 Per Cent of Those Nabbed Said to Be Under Charges or Have Police Record By the Associated Press Chicago Tan crime wave had ebbed to zero early today with a Sunday free from holdups and robberies as a result of the roundup of crim in which 600 sus have been taken criminal suspects had been killed and two others wounded since the raids began Saturday More than half of the number held had been photographed by the By the Associated Press Washington D C Jan Attempts of progressive motion pic ture camera men to obtain photo of President Wilson by using the method which resulted in pictures of William Hohenzollern former emperor of Germany in Ms garden at Amerongen reaching the world were frustrated today by White House sOsal service officers The camera men concealed them selves in a wagonload of hay which was driven slowly by the White House while the president was on the lawn ia his wheel chair Be fore they get their cameras into action however the secret service men stopped the wagoni and investigated After the had convinced the I cers that they had not had time to j j make pictures they were allowed j to go LITTLE GIRL ASLEEP IS LOCKED IN THEATRE WHILE CITY SEARCHED frantic upon finding herself alone in a big dark theatre and unable to escape a girl age 9 grasped a piece of furniture and smashed the big plate glass win dow of the ticket in her prison early this morning Operators Representative Not Committing Them Until 10 Questions Answered COMMISSION TO CONSIDER THEM BEFORE RESPONSE Profoundly Touched by Mark of Affection His Words Accepting Election the same scene she may upon the screen before she fell asleep last night and remained in her seat while the hist audience took its j lure and the theatre was locked up i for the night The crash of the I broken glass and Her cries attract 1 od attention of a man in the street land the little girl was rescued after I the police and her mother had I searched vainly for several hours a thrilling visualizing scene she may have y S Ul OSS Since August Showing of Secretary CONDITION BETTER THAN HIS BEST EXPECTATIONS WHISKY 13 SAILORS HELD By the Associated Press Mobile Ala Jan Unit ed States shipping board steamer Bureau of this Linden held By the Associated Press Paris Jan of the out going senators who were candidates were reelected yesterday one out standing exception being Charles Humbert who was acquitted last May by a of a charge of having had dealings with the enemy He withdrew on the sec ond ballot and asked his supporters to throw their strength to dent Poincare One Socialist In One unified Socialist candidate was elected President Poincare has written to rt A i Retroactive discovering her Congress Starts Upon New Authority of Body Among u p m when Mrs F ji Heavy Expense or Lowers McCarty Sycamore street came to police headquarters and anxiously sought the services of thei police in finding her young ter whom she said had not cornel home since leaving in the after The Third Speed Booze Kind This Box Car Passenger Drank It powerful ever it was William Ambut was taken from his box cur pal ace In 10 days cipo suffering from and placed In the Oak Park hos pital After threatening to kill ev erybody in sight he was fasten ed into a straight jacket But he got out of ft locked his room and slid down a bed sheet rope from the third floor lie was clad in a night shirt The po who chased him more than six running barefooted over the icy walks and thru the there must have been gasoline in what ho drank They took him to the psychopathic hospital Gathering Is Set for Friday State Department Expects Summons Is Imminent BRYAN WIRES SENATORS TO HURRY RATIFICATION Points That Are Up D D Jan 1 Taxes Bond issue Seen Washington D C Jim the presidents coal commission in LUt H CO HI settlement of the coal strike John ml the available L nf thc Cry President of the a w tfl s u id to was results until after 1 a m a report came United Mine Workers of America declared at the ot the first public hearings of the com timi Khp hul mission Mr Lewis added that the miners representatives would sist the corn missions inquiry If congress does not enter upon new fields of large expenditure 01 reduce Wants United States Member of Nations Body Before First Session in Paris ury Carter Glass announced day the government will bo able to meet its Indebtedness calling upon the country to bear that the girl was locked up in the Hlier liberty loan issue a special that she had dispatch I rom this city to the Chi DOLEFUL US IS 115 Mr L broken the window in a desperate attempt to escape Officers were sent at once to the scene and the cago Tribune says The secretary of the treasury and it was said that 25 per by local authorities today and Capt President has written to hart Goldsborough and 13 the electors accepting the senator i in i was i in answer to a question bv man M taken to her 1101 c o as men wanted for various members of his crew arrested on slip He was not a candidate but re crimes or ones wHt noliM records charges of violating the prohibition j a few votes on the first ba The city prosecutor and the law Whisky valued ai 20000 lot and was chosen almost unani states to co oner and a yawl boat in which 20 cases on the second state planned to cooper were held I am touched by the n of ate today in prosecutions DCS Continues Moines Jan Moines police today were continu ing a roundup of suspects in an ef fort to hreak the series of jes here With more than eight j larger than usual thefts Saturday j night the police iwere given to use increased vigilance Numerous arrests were being made today mark Of faithful affection you have between this port and given me he wrote vam Tuba At the end of the magistracy en Army Chiefs Called by March to Debate Peacetime Policies By the Associated D C Jan 32 and divisional commanders met here today at the call of Secretary Baker to discuss array reorganization They included Gen Hunter Major Gen orals Wood Edwards Lewis Sharpe and Har bord and Brig Gen AV P Richardson Washington D C Jan Departmental and divisional com manders of were called in conference today by Gen March chief of staff to consider present and projected plans for the peace I f time army and the policies and op I oration of the war department and its various parts At the conference over which Secretary Baker and Gen March will preside one of the principal subjects is expected to be the rela tion as it should be established in the army between education and military training Half Million Sought of Hines by 17 Rail Men Getting Injured Jan j suits for personal damages involv ing more than half a million dol lars were filed Friday in the su court against Walker D Hines director general of railways Twelve roads were involved The complainants were all rail way employes who have been on duty during the two or three weeks and all represented by Attorney William Wallace McCallum I This is said to be the largest number of suits and the greatest total of damages asked in any ac tion or series of actions against the United States railway administra tion Director General Hines term of office expires on March 1 when tlie railroads are returned to private ownership and toe time of trial of the cases probably will be ad it was stated The several separate suits ask verdicts of from 10000 to 75 000 trusted to me by the national as sembly I shall be proud again to represent the patriotic populations of the Meuse I shall work with the rebirth of our country They can count upon my entire devotion Newspapers Him Todays President Poincare on his election to the senate froin of the Meuse released and By the Associated Frees Washington D C Jan 12 7 he forma call for the first meet ing of the league of nations coun cil which Is to be held at Paris will be issued by President Wilson probably today it was an at the state department The presidents call will be brief and will be directed to the ambas of thc various entente man Henry N Robinson Operators Xot Yet Committed Thomas T Brewster chairman of the scale committee of the oper ators in the central competitive field replying to the same ques tion said he could make no 1101116 of 840 in the gross ot the country since Aug SO and the operators until the mission had given answers to 111 by tne and finally got into the ticket office where some light entered the Hears Out His Prediction It will no be recalled Secretary Glass that on Sept Chairman commission Robinson said would take up the the Observance of Death questions and furnish a statement Body Plait to the commission j u adjourned until i By were whether the New Y Tithe of Authority It Should Have With America al am Paris time Semite Leaders Hope Washington D C Jan Another week of individual con Dy the Associated nWs between senators In an ef London Jan to break the deadlock the United States did not take opened today with in the ratification of the treaty of leaders of several groups hopeful Versailles is expressed by todays j definite headway would the Associated oh bom miners and York Jan resolution operators the Col Theodore Roose FAMILY IN ABYSS QUAKE CAUSED prices and whether prices j We plan to ask schools and civic to sustain its decisions it would conj organizations in every state to in By the Associated Press sider that the prices so made would elude in their exercises statements Mexico City Jan 12 in not hold after the expiration of the in regard to our forests for the sav T c gi an newspapers Some editorials strike I be made certificates I made certain state a doleful note i Democratic leaders concerning the governments financial position ami for the balance of the calendar year said Demo Omission of signature cratic senators were not yet to the ratifying document Pledged to support any definite the Telegraph stands for the biti Program ot compromise reserva j J 10 I U i MIL I i i and that the turn of the tide of thc hope that tions the ad had come Now that at with promise for humanity leader is i ii the years end are in hand it appears that my moat sanguine realized the basis of treasury daily statements the governments gross the annals of the earthquake is the experience of the family of Prof i Francisco Riveros of Barranca i Lever food and fuel act Want to Mr Brewster said the questions ing of which Col Roosevelt issued the clarion call a year ago It is true the light of nations exists by the terms of the treaty but the knows that however that a compromise reservations will be evolved soon unless and until the United States whether the commission would be observed nationally will be certificates of indebted Bryan Senators By A number of Democratic senators adheres to the league and received telegrams today from WO HCl T if a nnt i i f 11 ii P IJi 1 Tt Ham J Bryan urging the treaty so the United States could enter the league of nations Clears I by the time the league council holds says jits first meeting next Friday Until the sky in Russias ness on Aug 30 was uruu m nn i it grows clearer there can be no 050 On Dec 31 it amounted to a reduction f world peace nor any hope of it i The Daily News admits the The quake opened a great were submitted to clarify the chasm in the earth in which their home was engulfed For more than If the answers by the a of the family have sion were not satisfactory the operi 622 653 250 rv that the present situation Debt may lead to a more real peace The portion of the floating debt than to the more loudly heralded requiring to be refunded so millennium called loan certificates on Aug aoj The Chronicle discussing the by DOCtOr amounted to On league of nations says it is Conference to Take Up Ideas Submitted been living in the bottom of this abyss at least 140 feet below the surface of the earth Surviving neighbors have been lowering them ators might some of them be un willing to abide by the finding ly made asked the chairman Well stand by the decision on Charge in Warrant By the Associated Press food and water Belief is expressed point We to arbitra Markesan Wis Jan war that rain or new shocks will mean ti M Brewster returned charging Dr 1 A Freuden the deaths of those in Dec 31 it to 000 a reduction of The loan certificates outstand ing on Dec 31 were of issues ma turing Jan 2 Jan 15 Feb 2 and Feb 10 1920 and have been or will be paid from cash on hand the will as it touches matters you submit With 5000 in Band I shouldnt like to answer that 5000 Shoe Delegates continued the chairman Missionary Kidnaped in Boston to Attend by Chinese Outlaw J Retail Mens Meeting France and Italy without the sup port of America can assume a po sition to act as dictators to the rest 0 of Europe adding William Perry brother ot the dead plan for financing Americas concurrence would understand then that you berg with murdering Mrs Nettie Dec 31 and from the proceeds of nly accept this decision so far j Duffies was today issued by the safe or tax certificates attorney at of er issued thus consummating the much By the Press i Washington ID C Jan weakened by the action i President Wilsons second indus of the American senate It trial conference reassembled presses the hope nevertheless that after a several weeks recess allied governments will to consider the mass sug ly go ahead with the league but gestions and proposals for stabili questions whether Great Britain of the nations industrial sit woman without a conference with some of j Mrs Duffles died on Nov 1 last rav associates here Mr Brewster i She was reputed to be wealthy A unfunded portion of the war made a great These accumulated during the holiday adjournment and came in response to a request to the pub lic for constructive the con tentative plan made in auch a way as to avoid any large ence Barleycorn Obsequies Made Impressive by Boston 1 000 By the Associated Press the country and Canada attended captured by ary was bandits at near on Bodies Jan 3 and is being held for ran i som according to reports received two daughters here His wife and opening session toda of the said Hints Wilsons Advice Wise I Isnt it wise to accept President Wilsons letter of instructions to 1 the commission as outlining its its do as good a piece of coroners jury last week j Dr Freudenberg a soninlaw with j causing her death by injecting a so lution of mustard into her bladder funding operations As to the As to the future it may be stat moral Public Dec 29 Several of those I who had suggestions to make of Cause for Rejoicing feved to appear in person and the The Manchester Guardian says 1 Program for hearing these probably So far there is cause for be announced late today or to VW I M V I J V 1 MM V V f VJ t ed positively that unless congress ing the supreme and overwhelming morrow ninth annual convention of the as ther can askea tional Shoe Retailers association i mson assume that Brewster re CBy the Associated Press Washington D who have arrived at i double celebration of the say the kidnapers acted under ing birth of Americas first of Yang Fu a notorious less year and the quarter century law who has been operating with anniversary of the International 5000 followers in the Kochin Reform bureau the annual mountains The bandits stated they tion of various national reform would treat their prisoner as a which was inaugurated unless the military was cm terday by special requiems over the ployed to effect his release body of John Barleycorn today Officials of the American lega formally convened in session j Uon here and Chinese authorities Advocacy of world prohibition by are investigating the case a powerful campaign of propagan t da it is expected will be pressed i A message from Cincinnati Sun by leading reformers before the iday night gave the first information convention Formulation of a of the capture of Dr Shelton Jt gram of future reform including was announced there that the tor revision of existing divorce laws Christian Missionary society a censorship of motion picture and church organization for suppression of the interstate which Dr Shelton had ior 20 years j mission of horse racing odds also been a missionary in China I wu Ul Additional retailers expected fore the final session on Thursday Plied trill make the convention the great will take the whole est single purchasing body ever asi list of questions under advisement one time it is said and make a statement later Robinson said Mr j Precious Metals in in 1919 Capital Says should enter upon new fields of large expenditure not included in the estimate or should make a reduction in the amount taxes in addition to the reduction i j made a year ago upon thc recom j of Secretary from about 6000000000 to j about we may look j I forward confidently to the retire ment of the floating debt out of the taxes provided by existing law and miscellaneous receipts coming with in the general bead of war salvage j altho further issues of tax certi i in diminishing amounts will j be necessary from time to time in the intervals between income and need of Europe is for peace By the Associated Press Washington D C Jan I Reserve stocks of precious metals in this country were reduced morn j than in the calendar year according Pto a DOITt Propose That Gillette j Profits tax installment payments J till and Wall Street Fawners Dictate Our was announced Tibet had been informed by thei department of the capture the j department adding that it had de manded immediate action funded war debt thru the operations of the liberty loan bond purchase i fund and sinking fund already created by law r On the other hand should con By thc Associated Press unon now F 1 IX T fin UeLI IV U U V Vt U ment today by the federal reserve of further board TMU as 1 Gold exports amounted to be clearly necessary to revise Imports 1 nan nour onn i profits tax installment jand to the gradual reduction of the 0111156 AdVOCaCy t to Be Called Opposition Commoner Hints have indi thc Associated Press i The plan for settling Industrial disputes favored by the conference i provided a national conciliation tri i bunal at Washington and regional boards of inquiry and adjustment 1 Some of its suggestions have been adversely criticized by officials of i the American Federation of Labor and representatives of i labor organizations Rhode Islands Wet Move in Top Court is Given Argument CBy the Associated Press I Washington U C Jan on of the state of Rhode Island for permission to in to test the constitutionality of the federal prohibition constitutional amend ment and enjoin its enforcement in today by the f m f t of Afrique Hurt 1144545 I 534046 most i Canada and Hong Kong Silver exports were valued at by Storm Picked Up When Steamer Disappears rts totalled hc L the plans and call upon of it coming from been from con country to finance the resulting a second tme deficit by thc issue of a new liberty him The statement was made Probe by Senators to Gel Ahead Todau i Paris Jan French steamer Afrique bound from Borj 303437 Dl T HE By the Associated Press Havana Jan to in the bay of fre Block attache of the British Biscay about 3 a m after a strug Bv the Associated Press i embassy in Washington who to keep afloat since last Washington D C Jan aboard the British cruiser Aew day when she sprang a leak during Altho it was not planned to hear i land yesterday notified the police a The steamer Ceylon any witnesses the senate foreign that while riding in a taxicab standing nearby picked up two ofj ther forgot or was jobbed of a the boats Some rafts from Mexico relations subcommittee expected to get its inquiry into bolshevik prop in his country well under today Chairman said Ilie meeting today was called to i discuss a method of procedure and that Ludwig C A K Martens styled ambassador from the sian soviet government whose timony is expected to be a feature of the investigation will not be called as a witness before torn or rowor perhaps even later Other members of the embassy staff also are expected to be called Americas San Felice tnl El Vio advertisement valise containing 1645 pounds also were seen after i ling and important documents at Cost of Court Gives Husband from the governor Congress We will keep on nominating Berger until Hades freezes over if that aggregation called congress continues to exclude declared u statement issued by thei committee DISCUSSION ON NEW SECRETARY and President agree in purpose We both want ratification of Attorney General Herbert A Rice of Rhode Island attacked the man ner in which the amendment was ratified and contended that it was Washington D C Ian 12 President Wilson today summoned ahd of the league of nations tor Generai King that the he said It is simply a difference supreme without of opinion over a method and not a diction purpose Kach Has Conferred J 4 There is no reason why advocacy of a compromise should be con strued as opposition to the dent Mr Wilson is an official and f his recommendations travel by their own weight i The constitution gives thei Camp Reach U S on George Washington We want every person in tins Secretary Glass to the White House j president the right to make New York Jan last country to understand that a conference at which it to congress Holiday Thc brand that equals Butter advertisement The Courier should be deliv ered at your home before oclock If thru error of the carrier boy or other cause you fail to receive your by that time please and a copy of the paper will be sent Plume wills rencl tint office before p in It gives i contingent of troops quartered at er Saturday to have gone down with the loss of 700 lives after striking a mine announce that the captain Mme her decree of vorce the prima donna made a final i settlement of to for This Only Starr Koal is our congressman and i ginia IS i any and all property that marl the action of congress in unseating iBy thc Associated Press i of the vessel has responded to a I have held together in Italy a second time only starts the Baltimore Md Jan wireless inquiry regarding the elsewhere rval fight that will not end until Frank J Goodnow president of safety of the ship The captains i paid him Amelita one of thc reactionaries who Johns Hopkins university and former constitutional adviser 16 the Chinese republic who suffered a broken log las Saturday was reported to be resting comfortably reads and called it like yon say in pro voyage All Now Im on my way lo the have been retired by the ballot to tho oblivion they so richly j deserve Proceeding direct to j building an Dakar in with compromise t as to keep the treaty from becom States shipping board and will be ing a campaign issue adding allocated soon to sonic steamship If the Republicans insist upon i company cT nof TO an i as an issue tnc people WJ jn take American ships from Rotterdam to Germany thru the North sea mine fields I to the Stick to Safe favorite advertisement   

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