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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - January 04, 1920, Madison, WisconsinfW 'V H E holiday week cam # nt th** I crest of a w ave of buying which has never been equalled in the history of the country- P rice s wore high, o r money w as cheap, a s you �boose. Good w ages, and jobs for '?verybody, with not enough help to till the dem and, had created a "flush" r��lir1g. People had m oney and spent It freely. A few th ere -w ere who felt l*hat when money is ch eap is a good limo tp g ath er it In, and hold it for tho inevitable raise in its value, but tho general run v e n t upon the theory th at "th ere 's more w here th a t cam e from " Goods m arked highest w ere soonest sold, and business hummed. Thai w as fortu nate for the m erch an t w hose concern It is to sell enough to 1 keep his stock, ra th er low, against tho . "break"' in price*. T o be retailing goods bought six m onths ago for no m ore or even less than he could re* ! place thorn for today, has marie bim nervous, for there is the Inevitable Hown-slope ahead upon which he will kave to sell, ff he sells a t all, tor Ipso than he paid. H ow ever, sh ortage of .apply prevented m ost m erch ants from over-stocki ng. Ju s t now the governm ent content- I H ates giving the retailer a "bum p" hi the hope of reducing prices. The gov- j em inent need no$ w orry about that Econom ic law will impose tho "bum p" .'hen production com pels the m an u fac� tu rer to peddle his w ares, instead of selling to the highest bidder am onn m erchants clam oring for his m anufue- ; lures. H istory h as taught us to couple " un- -est" with hard time . T oday we havs . different c i t . It is the unrest of unusual prosperity. It is the sort 01 unrest th at fnak-'S feverish the new ram p w here a big gold strike has brei, made and everybody has "d ust." Sornf people predict "hard tim es," 01 a "pan ic." Nothin . o f the sort scorns in mg>it How can th ere be a busi� ness panic in the period o f under p ro � duction? A panic co m m upon an o v e r� stocked and ov er-so ld country' D e� mand fo r goods, plenty of work. and 'n general tho Job of ca tch in g up with the w ar. mean continued prosperity for everybody who enjoys health and a will to w ork. Econom ic law* In this circu m stan ce, gu aran tee* us hgainst a 'c r a s h ." Could production be brought hack to norm al, could th e country , the world, be. stocked with plenty of ev- �rvthing suddenly, the cra sh w ould com e. But since VOL. 134, NO. 94. 81 �t Year. MADISON, W IS., SUNDAY MORNING, JA N U A R Y 4 ,1 9 2 0 . TW EN TY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NIP REVOLUTION SOLO NS W I L L I A w a g o n co h e a d r i n r nip inn FOR $10,000; CHARGES rfllit Bib JUD: HEART, b o d y w o unds ON RETURN! Clarance Hanson Named in Action Filed By Jessie ! Ohnstad; Alleges Cruel Treatment and Congress' Calendar Piled High4 Broken Promises With Vital Matters; Berger Ousting Expected to Take Short Time LA I Al> keep INGhis I hut h� prom im has failed t o j h o ,,' p arties at th a t tim e. v to tre a t her I OI^ lh * b a s is th a t th ey w ere made personal WOMAN VOTE M A Y S WAY P R I M A R I E S Possibility of Ballot in Guber� natorial Contest Is New Element in State Poli- . tics V V '1SIMINGTON'- C ongees- ro duty Monday a fte r a tw o k.-' holiday recess and will got to w ork a t once on its piled leg is� la tiv e calendar. T h e house will ta k e up the Indian | ap p ropriation bill, t i l t ttrst o f 14 a p - 1 propriation m easures w hich wilt *o�t lax p ayers Betw een fou r and five bll- i lion dollars. It a lso Is expected to devote a short tim e lo re-attlrm ing its action In b a r � b in g V icto r B erg er, so cia list, who w as | elected from the F ifth W isconsin d is � tric t a fte r he had one*- been refused a I scut becau se of alleged seditious sp o -rh e*. T h e sen ate retu rn s with the police tre a ty s till upperm ost in the m inds of sen ators. L ead ers on both sides are hopeful of ad ju stm en t. D iscussion o f the "red'* roundup by the governm ent is expected in co n � nection w ith debate on tho S terlin g sedition bill Monday. .' P R O B E PROPAGANDA T h e Underwood resolution fo r a co n � cilia tion com m ittee on the tre a ty also m ay be called up the com ing week. o n Thu rsd ay , the co m m 're c com m itted will begin hearing* p relim inary to 'w ritin g legislation on a perm anent m erch an t marine, policy, A s u b -com m ittee o f tile foreign r e � ra n g et back to jla tib n s com m ittee will open an in v cs tl- >;ent!y , to go v Uh her, to con- ' j.sider m arry ing her when his m o th er! |dies, and never keep com pany w ith ' oth er women, M iss Je s s ie O hnstad ha' tiled suit for HO,OOO d am ages ag a in st - C laren ce H ansen , m anager o f the W ig- j co n tin W agon W orks. D espite a w ritten agreem ent b e - j kept com pany furfriend s and hud sev eral y ears . A fter the alleged assau lt, w hen .Miss O hnstad started action the first tim e, she cla im s th at H ansen tut me to lier home, cried , told her he loved her, and th a t he would com m it su icide un Ie nm .sis- dropped the su it. T h e recon d ite - tw een the two on A pril I I , when a , l jon followed and the case w as settled Ciliation w as c fi' ut'tei Miss O hnstad had s ta rte d action ag a in st H ansen fur alleged assau lt on F eb . 4. when sh e .'c la im s he b ea t J ie r a lm ost insensib le , la cera tin g her th ro at with his hands anti nails in the office of the wagon w orks, the action h as been out o f court* A lthough he m ade m any prom ises a t th a t tim e, acco rd in g to M iss O hm itad's com p laint, H an sen has beat and pounded her, called her -nam es, lost affection tow ard her, arid gone out started . T he stip u lation , agreed to b y , with' o th er women. FARMER FOUND ARMY OF 280,000 ! HANGING IN BARN MEN, SENATE IDEA _ | gat ion of ftUhsian propaganda Friday . . T h e su b -co m m ittee in v estig a tin g M cx- w ill a d ju st normal production only by gradual process, p rices in s a j s r | lean aft lire w ill conduct h e arin g s both them selv es w ith equal d elib eratio n , and Ion th e bordar and in W ashington . wa shall absorb the ch an g e w ithout Deftni'� p .us wall he m ade Tuesday . for inv estigation o f navy m edal aw ards, i hock. C onferral! on th * Linen and Cummin*: T b s contention th a t 14 g o v rnm ent I railroad niffs and on the oil land le a *- v*ashes to ru le p rices It m u .) begin , bdl will continue .T o r ts .to reach w ith tho producer and ta k e stock of I (he m iddlem an, instead o f beginning with th� little retailer, found its dem � onstration during tho week. L eath er prices fell off 20 percent.. M anufac� tured shoes, now being m ade for d e� livery some m onths hence prom ptly responded with a eorresqxmding reduc� tion. In the ordinary process of busi� ness this reduction will reach the r e � tailer, and the consum er. It will come Just a s soon a s enough shoes a t the new prices reach the retail m arket to establish the new p rice '.is ag ain st the price now made by shoes bought a t tbs c re s t of thu leath er m arket. . .# . The governm ent continues to round up radical aliens, and to kick* th'-m out m ore o r less uncerem oniously. Good riddance; The p rocess hasn t a very "con stitu tion al" sound. Perhaps. when tim es are m ore settled , we shall find a m ore form al m anner of bidding undesirables bon voyage. B u t we have no w elcom e for aliens who com e here to te a r the house down, even though they prom ise to build us a b etter one. Our welcome is for those A ho com e to call out house "hom e." W e A m ericans can do our own rem odeling, and we have a decided aversion to intruders who think the best way to get a new house is to blow up the old one. D y� nam ite leaves no salvage. . . . U ncle Sam enjoyed his first "d ry" *hri.-tmaa He proved ra th er good natured in the roll of cam el Of corns* there w ere wet spots. P ro v id -n t g e m Hemen carried a d r o p on the hip. Hip. hip! H u rrah ! C h ica g o * chief of po� lice had warned revelers th a t he would a rre s t all who toted bottles, under tho Illinois "search ajid seisure" law. N ew Y e a r's eve ho found the re s tau ran ts so tilled with bottle hounds th at to have " pinched'* them would have been to m ake Chicago a jail. Bo he ap* posted a t a public ca b a re t and wished everybody a Happy New Y e � r . Oh, well! T he bottles will soon bo em pty. agreem ents, S e n a to r La F o lle tte is exp ected to annou nce soon tile d ate Aor b e g in � ning un inquiry into the- p rin t paper situ ation H O PE FQR CO M PRO M ISE L ea d er* am ong sen a te D em ocrats, mild rerer vat ionises and Lodge r es�r- v a tio m sts, spoke hopefully Sa tu rd ay night o f a -peace treaty com prom ise som e tim e th is m onth. B ut there is n o -d efin ite basis o f com prom ise In sight Any definite suggestion th a t is su b � m itted im m ediately leads to the q u e s� tio n : "W ill President W ilson accep t I t ? " N'obodv in ' be se n a te ap p ears to know the an- *e r . S e n a to r Hoke Sm ith o f G eorg ia said Sa tu rd a y Item o cra tie "stro n g res- e rv n tio n ists" w ill m eet at h is home Sunday- a fterno on to see how nearly th e ir views conform to those o f th * R epublican "m ild re -e rv a tlo n is t* .'' W h ile sen a to rs contin u e to confer and ta lk hopefully, the dem and from the cou ntry fo r ra tifica tio n ap p arently Is grow ing. M any vena*or* report th e ir mill! is fille*! w ith dem ands that the treaty T h ey are being im pre* ed there la stro n g evidence w ith the resu lts of polls being taken by new spapers eh am h ers o f com m erce and in other org an izatio n s In m any s ta te s a ll o f w hich show sen tim ent in fav o r o f eom� kind of ra tificatio n . C O R O N E R S JU R Y ASSIGNS NO MOTIVE FOR ACT OF R E E D S � BURG MAN J H anging by a rope in his barn, B e r- i , nard Luerkins, aged 3a. fa rm er living | four m iles south o f R eedsburg, was found* dead sh ortly a fte r noon S a t u r - 1 Ju > . No cau se is known for the a ct, a b id i was d e c la re d ' to b a suicide by Up coroner'* ju ry . .Surviving are. th* wIdovc and two children. l.u e ik in s wont to R eedsburg on b u s� iness iu the m orning.' returned home about I l a . 'n arn! w*\i to the b ara with h is team W hen he did not ap p ear tor dinner, the fam ily ho came alarm ed, went in search o f him. . ALL N A V Y TO H AVE VOICE IN AWARDS AVA til ll.NC. TON*- H ecretarj .D a rn e l* Satu rd ay night ordered th at every man in the navy and M arino corps bo given a voice in the naval aw ard s co n � troversy. Danu-IS d irected all com m anding o f � ficer* to publish n req u est by. him ' to all persons in the naval se rv ice to send to the board of naval aw ards sta tem en ts regard ing -any serv ice in � volving cou rage o r d istin ction ren d er� ed In the work! w ar that such service m ay b - properly recognized ." T h e K night nav al aw ard s board will m'-et In W ash ington M onday to r e � consider the whole lis t o f aw ards as decided on by Se cre ta ry D aniels. 90S DIVORCES DURING MONTH CH IC A G O - F iv e C h icago ju d ges he ratified in nom** m anner. | made 30 couples happy every day in D ecem ber- by d ivorcing them Th -re w ere 903 legal sep aratio n s. D .,n Cupid "kept ahead of the gam e by hustling a lm ost 400 couples through # the m a r� riage license bureau every w orking day. DOUBT MISSING CHILD IS FOUND MANY DEATHS IN WEST BLIZZARDS HAM M ONTON. N. A uthorities here place little (ondene� in a story) told by John Griffin. F a s t Liverpool, O., that m iss in g " B i l l / 1 Da nary is in j Tulsa Okie. Griffin arrived here S atu rd ay and] a fte r looking s t the picture of the m issing "perfect baby." declared posi� tively It w as the child h� had seen in Columbus. O. T he child la te r was taken to Tulsa, he said. Auth c i t i e s said th ey investigated R A W L IN S , W y o - B ean use o f the m any death s throughout W yom ing In everu blizzards this. w inter, step s uro I ^ 'te rm in a tio n to Kuesla, provided it P R E P A R E D N E S S W IT H O U T MJLI TA RIS** IS PLA N OF RE OR GANIZATION M EA SU R E W A S H I N G T O N - Preparedn ess w ithout m ilita r ism , ii the idea. behind the sen ate arm y re -o rg a n izstio n bill, m em ber* o f the su b com m ittee w hich drew it explained ? Sa tu rd ay night, a# they finished w ork on the m r.u u rr , An arm y of "x0 OOO men and 18 OOO offirer*. and a reserv e o f 600.000 m en is p ro � vided f .;.. . tm* king tis* arm y one of th * groat�?* A m ericanising influences in th * co u n try and to th is end hav e provided ''or teach in g the English lan g u age and elenfen ts of A m ericanism to young men of foreign p arentage who com e under the u n iv er� sal tra in in g provisions. T he bill d isclo ses sh arp d ifferences of opinion b�tw een th*- sen a te co m � m ittee and the w ar d ep artm en t. N o� w here is th is m ore ap p aren t thnn with resp ect to the national guard. Th� sen ate blit is designed, its au th ors say'. to put the guard on a higheh and m ore effwetive plane than ev er before and to preserve its ind iv id uality and its usefulne-* F o r th 's reason the bill pro* ides th a t young m en m ay ch oose w hether th ey will take th e ir tra in in g in the nation a l guard or in federal ejmi p*. T h e n atio n a l guard tra in in g m ust Ive equivalent to federal tra in in g and can he chosen 'only in p laces w here the guard h a s fuoillti* to give ad equate In stru ction . * CHURCHILL LAUDS HOME RULE BILL h i N P K U LAN D. U n *land.- Prem ier Lloyd G eorge 's new home rule bill would do m ore fo r Ire lan d than "eVen G ladstone were built fo r the p ro tec� tion of hum an life , particu larly during the w inter m onths, and all needing su ccor a re w elcom e." W ASH IN G TO N . - Another -" last hope" of the w ets to delay co n stitu � tional prohibition w as given a legal Jolt Satu rd ay. In , a b rie f filed w ith t h * suprem e co u rt, the governm ent claim ed there h no legal b asis fo r a suit iii the high tribu nal to te s t the v alid ity o f the contd Bu tton s! am end m ent and the Volneud enforcem ent law, ap p lication for w hich h as been made by th e - R e - O utstde a few fu n er- * id * L iquor D ealers a rs o n a tio n v t New ? n - c , ynder the r tm� e f W illiam Dub ne. T ho proposed ae-lion a m ounts to a I su i t a g a in s t the U nited S ta te s the ! b r ie f contended. T h is ca n n o t bo in - I s t i tu te d w ithout th e consent of the U n ited . S ta te s . * Wood alcohol, colored to resem ble whiskey, killed several hundred peo� ple. M urder, of co u rse ! T h at will he �topped before the Ja ils a r c filled, i g � n orant people tell t a to th. trop. New. paper stories of w hat happened are educating them ale, w e've very little to sw ear off W ISCO N SIN - F a ir and cont.cued caid Sunday. Monday increasing cloudiness and w arm s*. ' Probably snow by night* Mr and M rs. FVI wa rd Hteul of Mil� waukee have returned after v isitin g Mr. FtevM s parents. Mr. and Mrs K arl F. Rteu:. Rout* 6, and with Mw Rteul's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J . W . H unt, ll� W est Johnson stree t TAX COLLECTING TO STA R T JAN . 12 C ollection o f ' ta x e s in M adison will not be started by C ity T r e a s u re r ' C ar ' Moc until J a n 12, when th e tax rob will be ready. S ta te m e n ts will be sen* out la te next week T h e asMMtahr tax co llectors ore R u sse ll H. N elson, F ran k Roland B aul S tru t and C la r � ence Rear. PUTS MILLION IN BANK, VANISHES TO RON T O --A m b ro se J . Sm all, the a trie a ! m an ager,-w ho recen tly �old h i- th ca lep holdings to the T ra n s C anada th eater L im ited , is m l..sing I le de� posited J I,OOO OOO in a T oron to bank S on De.-, iii, received on accou nt of the j CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS JAN. 17 The ti net s ta te civ il service exam in � ations in V t'mV will be given a t county .eats Ja n . I t . In a notice sent out by the com m is� sion, two position* of deputy prohibi� tion com m issioner, with a salary from $1.JOO to ii",d around T h is bas aom� significance whan the stat �mint Is made known as given hi' nn active N o n -P a r t i s a n league organizer to th� effect that the . league would' "a b s o � lutely hav e a candidate for governor In W isconsin ." Mr. Nordman. It is said la a Von P art isan league m em b er Th** farm ers undoubtedly admire Mr Nordman And vet men intim ately associated with him discla im a n y Mich aspirations on his part T h � fight between T l ttem o re and B allard would he a l iq u ify vs. Von T*ar*isan league struggle T h e league it is claimed bv memt�er� h a s 4ff.OOO paid up m embers in W isco nsin Hull. It Is claimed bv friends ah- sqhitteH' will he ca l led -out. H is office during the par* week ha� received re . qu ests fpr addre-ses bv him over the s ta te T h is '-ame claim !s m ade for Tittemor� P.oth wit! be candidate D ithm ar ard W i 'rox will run Of Bat lard Vordmn i Beek and AVhttte* n o ih ln r definite m n be stated O T H ER R A C ES C RO W D ED *rh� nam e c * Alex Gnbhnn head of the atn' e auto l icense division foe s e c � retory of * *� te ha s � s r . *o the foe* Got. O i i Monson chiv- clerk of th * senate, J*fa*e Kennto� Otjorgr B Rkng- mo and f* FI Sh affer Madison real e s � ta te man m a ke the probable cand!- d a les *or secretary* o f s ta te almngt numerous as t those for governor Alvin P. Peterson Soldiers Grove and Bhll Lehner. Princeton, with prob ah!'- B la t e S e n a to r A T. Pollen Fond crumble for Johnson, �tate tre\*.urer and Poi Levitan M ad� ison h a n k er will "t.age an o th er ra ce for the oft!re . Go! Jo h n T u r n e r a lso will p art ic ipate in thin contest . F o r the -en atorsh ip f l^! �vee a fe s e ' or th� gpv- rifor Ft h as been rumored tha* Gov F! L. F*hllinp wMt! come out against Lenroot, not w aiting for the La F o l le tte election T h is will throw' a SAYLE, GROVES AND BR OWN FOR M AY OR, REPORT w rJ T ! I a Uiunu pa. . ' Cl.oil to -b e heil! the first week in April, am b itio n s a rc stirrin g in asp irin g b rea sts . In the council there art bound to be som e ch an g es. I t is quite strongly rumored in nom# circles ' hat "y ou n g er" blood will be in � fused. T h e term "you nger ' w a* m eant a s expressed by on�, d opester to include not only age. but " ideas." Regarding tho m ayorship statem en ts from possible can d i� d ates a re as shy as a school boy with his first pair of long troup� ers. Til� early bird ca tch es the worm axiom evidently does not apply to th� Madison political s itu a t io n --not In com ing out for office a t any ra te . It Is said that M ayor Sayle in all probability wlll stand for re-election . T he nam es of J . W . G roves and Alderman Joseph Brown have been mentioned by some who profess to bo "in on the ground floor." S everal o th er a l � derm en' have heen mentioned, but all including G rove and Brown have had nothing to say. BUD RUSH MOVE TO D E P O R T A L I E N REDS Whole Fleet of "Soviet Ark** May Be Needed to Carry Away Undesirables; Ar� rests Reach 4 ,500 T PRESIDENT BALKS SUGAR PURCHASE .Su p p l y in u . s . w i l l m e e t d e M ANOS" SA YS S T A T E M E N T OPPOSIN G CUBAN T R A N S � ACTION * W A SH IN G TO N .- President W ilson derided that the 1820 Cuban augur e�n crushed in the making through the nation-w ide round up of Reds. The d epartm ent of ju stice in W a sh � ington estim ated K aturday night th a t more than 4.500 m em bers of the co m � munist and com m unist labor p arties, Including hundreds of women, w ere taken into custody in th� raid * which were conducted sim ultaneously froht coast to co ast F rid ay night and S a tu r � day. Hundreds of those arrest� dw ere re - le.iiO'd a fte r exam ination by federal officials. The m ajority , how ever, w ere held for deportation h earings. It w as 'a b l m ost of the prisoners w ere aliens. These were started for E llis Island by trains and boats a s fast a s their p re � lim inary hearings could he disposed of. More than 300 had arriv ed th ere late Saturday. Imrnlgratlpn officials Intim ated th at an entire fl*v\t of "a n a rch ist a rk s " might soon leave fo r E u rop e with d e � portees The first boat m ay leave a s early as Ja n . I t . A R R E S T S IN C IT IE S The a rre sts , by cu te* . Included: N E W YO RK . #7S; D etroit. SOC C hi� cago. J 4 t ; Philadelphia. 200; N ew ark. IRO: Buffalo, l i t ; Cleveland, IOO; T re n � ton, 94; Hprlngilsld, Mass. SO: Milwau� kee, 80; W orcester, M a-s., 7T; B ay o n n -, V. J . 76; M anchester, N. FU, 61; B o s � ton, 57 Bt. I o n is, 57; L yn n , M a ss , I t ; Nashua, ii. II., 161; P assa ic , N. J . , BO; ? W ilkeeharr, I 'm., 40 Berlin . N. H , 40; G ary. Ind., 40; B altim ore, 35; K a n sa s City. K as., 35; Lowell, M m ., 3b; A n� sonia Conn., 32; Grand Rapids, M ich., 0; U fo ,ok�. M ass, RO; C am den, N. d , .IO; Je rse y C ity. 25; Youngstow n. Ohio, RO; Chelsea, 24; P ittsb u rg , 22 E liz a � beth, N. J , 28; Portland, Ore.. 23 ; Haverhill, 21; Louisville. 2ff; F itch b u rg , . JO; O akland, 19; W aterb ury , 17; C o rt� land. 17; Bt. Paul, 16^* Chicopee, 14; la w re n ce , IR; New 1/Ondon, 14; R a � d s ' , i i ; Providence, l l : Des M oines, 13; Toledo, 12; B ridgeport, 12; M in� neapolis, IO; New B runsw ick. IO; O m aha. 4 ; C entral F a lls , R. I., 8 ; Portsm outh , N. II , 7 ; D enver. 4 ; S e a j- tle, 6 ; H artford , 6* Jack so n ville , F la ., Vow B ritain , 5. N augatuck , I ; M an* ch ester, 4 ; E r t", 3 ; P aw tu ck et, 3; F o r t W ayne, Ind . 2 ; M eriden, 2 ; W ellesley, W oonsocket, 2 ; L o s Angeles, 2 ; B e a � te r F a lls , 2 ; F resn o , I ; New H aven, I ; Heranton. I. L E A D E R S A R E KNO W N R egistration of those who w ere in � terned a t Ellis Island w as not c o m � pleted S atu rd ay night and pfficials d e� clared it .would take two d ays o r morn to p rep are the aliens for individual inquiry. . T he work of reg istra tio n will co n � tinue through Sunday, in an effort to hasten the individual Inquiries so o f� ficial* m ay bring about a speedy d e � portation for those who are held guilty. The departm ent now has under s u r � veillance leaders known to tie d irect agents af th� bolshevism hi this co u n � try , and a fe w 'personal em issaries o f Lenin� and T rotsk y a re likely to be a rrested in the near fu ture, It w as learned T he governm ent will allow those a r � rested to have ta iring* if they deairs to m ake an effort to prove they w ere not iiartlcip an ts in th * revolution ary plot. A num ber of A m ericana of rad ical sym pathy w ere cau gh t. T hese will lie turned o \e r to th� s ta te s for p ro se� cution. Ten r.tstes h ave d rastic laws s iv "Btat 4 ip for the railroad i du T ar n.(1, mwy 0 "p the -e n t at 12,440 and governor H enry Jark**or� I for A m erican ad vo cates of force ami gain ' refuge p atro lm an $74 a m onth. in su ran ce exam iner. $1,240 to �2 .4 �>0 , new �Yemen* into th� hereto fo re i e a ssesso r o f - tnrom -, $ 1 3 0 0 to $1,500, j eornerejl fight b e t w e e n L enroot and st*:� insp ector of w eights aud rn* �s- Thom pson, o f T.a O ro� � urcs, $133 a m onth, a lso fo r m atron*, j - jfuard c t W and firem an. On� cad ct can elos a lso . upun, j a n i t o r at cap ito l and a r e two m idshipm an announced deal and h as nm l�een any of hi* friends. KING OF GREECE BREAKS ANKLE I I/O N FXJN - K ing A lexander of G reece seen sin ce b y ) fell F rid ay white jum ping and broke 1 h .s ankle, a d espatch from A thens says $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 TO BOLSTER EUROPE NEM \ O R N - It' will ta . $33 *100 000.0**0 to put Europe on its feat 'g a in accord ing to Mi� express�*! b�- �f of S ir G eorge P aish B ritish finan cia ! au th ority who has com e to th'- t nited S ta te s to d iscu ss a proposed i'

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