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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - October 29, 1920, Washington, Iowa The evening journal partly Cloudy and somewhat in Otto ant saturday. Warner fault folder saturday afternoon or bight volume 28 Washington. Iowa Friday evening a a ii Toher 29. 1920 in m Ber 219grand jury Garrity celebrate requiem mass Formalin Eye a lord mayors widow in state of Coria use and unable to attend services. Body is sent to Ireland thousands of portent throng Cath drat in London four off wars of army of a Irish Republic act a guard of Honor. Loudon oct. 2d.�?a inuit final requiem Ina Nam rut by or in i. George Cathedral Over the body of Terezre much Winey lord mayor of Fork who died in Bruxton prison of the Levot it fourth Day of hut hunger strike. Mrs. Muriel of inc Swiney widow of the Hunu ads Lender. Collapsed from a train Aud anxiety Ami was unable to to present. It la not expected Aile will accompany the body of her ii u Suud to Ireland. _ Cho Reb dignitaries tile lord mayor of pm bin the Deputy lord mayor of Cork Ami deputations representing the Brt Tiah parliamentary labor party Aud Coni and n bounteous but priced j crop of com is the re a a a new com Unshelle now brings three fourth of n cent ii Pound or 15 a ton the cheapest Miff Coal ii to Quot and it Bai tube Haub a. A Wagon Box 30 incites High ii required to hold a ton of Unshelle com and that amount make h hotter fire and will last longer than a ton of Coal. 1920 record for passports 2,500 ars issued for the week ending october 23�?old average was 34,000 annually. Washington of 29.�?indication Are that nil records for the number of passports issued will in broken during Rah the state department announces. Luring the week ending october 23. 2,900 pass Perks were issued arid in the first week of Angust. 1,800. Luring Tutti up sports to travel All Road Wert issued by the american a eminent As against an average of 34. Oho Ammu my a Uewl during the preceding Efto a ears. Coal strike in Britain is settled settlement of labor Battle is contingent on ballot of miners. Bill answer to plotters Emor Goncy Powers Given by commons not due to Coal strike but ars to curb people bunt on destruction. Seek slayers. Mexico told u. S. Agent Poquott a punishment of men who killed americans near Tampico. Mexico t Ity oct. 29.�?representation were made to the mexican foreign office by Matthew e. Ii Anim acting dotted Staten charge d of Taler Lien relative to die Deal a of two americana Arthur Mosley and Gustave Kuluz re at the baud of seven armed Mea near Tampico recently. Or. Various Irish political and civic organi j hmm asked the mexican government to apprehend and Pun us the criminals. Sat Iowa attended Tho service. Thousands in atts Dancs. Thousand of persons thronged every available space in the Largo co mat mss asst oooo and it is id claims Tor damages will he filed Miter the aisles straining for a flin be the Chancel where the casket reposed a a cat Falque with tour officers Wen ring the in form of the army of tin Irish Republic standing motionless of a guard of Honor Vij the casket was surrounded by a fire Tbs and the hat which the lord a to a or formerly wore As commandant of the Cork brigade of the Volunteer army. The breastplate of the coffin bore an inscription in Osella rending a murdered by the foreigner in Brux ton prison London oct. 25, Hie fourth year of the Republic aged 40 years. God have mercy on his soul just As the service were beginning the four men who with their comrades had Lieen guarding the body throughout the night were reliever by a quartet wearing Long Coats which they took off a they stepped to their Winnee exposing the uniform of the Irish Republic s army. Bars body from Dublin. The government has refused to permit the lowly of the late lord mayor a Chi Winey of Cork to to landed in la Blu and tins provided a special Steamer to convey the remains to Cork. Lader heavy guard the body of Macswiney left Luntoo station on it final journey to Ireland. Three of the nine cars composing the train carrying the body were loaded Alhi police. A priest at the head of the proc Aion recited prayers great crowd lined the streets. The Simi fein colors were plentifully in a Hie Nee. Hut to Banner were displayed. The procession was carried through without trouble. Kudos lessor fit is. Of Chicago $20,- losers last week again victims. Old is go oct. 2.�? a Daylight Holdup which netted tile Dibber $10 000 Worth of a i Rcd liquor. Including Rix Casas of is being investigated by the Pollee of the i leering station. The victim of the Robe my was Charles Lewis n Driver for Julius looser it lo., 1015 month state Street. The Kame concern lost $20,Uoo Worth of whisky last week when Boose Bandit broke through a basement Wail. 60,000 War orphans coming people s Relief committee to bring children from ukrainian to the United states. Chicago. Oct. 20. Fifty thousand War orphan will he brought to till country from us Quinla according to an announcement made by Tbs people s Relief committee for jewish War sufferers. Through the stat department. Judge Harry Fisher a member of the european commissioners of the committee recently returned from kit Ope a with word that plan have been completed there. The joint distribution committee Bendell by Felix Warburg of new York expects to place most of the children in private families. Institutions will be built to cure for the other. Big Oil dividend declared in ind. Standard of Indiana declares 150 per cent dividend. London by 29.�?the strike of dial Miner throughout England and Wale was set tied but the settlement i cow linger in a ballot of the runner Lite government Nunom de the ballot would be taken immediately. The term which the executive body of the miners recommends to the men provide for ail Advance of 2 ridding a Dlf for person eighteen years old. With a com i it not a lug Advance for younger Miner. The Miner pledge dwt Teives to co operate to the fullest extent to obtain in increased output. It i provided that the increased wages shall remain operative until a permanent huge Board is established which will be operative by the end of March. The additional Cost of Ute miners claims will come out of the Ness revenues obtained Frow us seaport of Coal. The output for lest sept Ember is the overage struck which will influence the Rise or fall of a sliding scale which is to of Erain to the extent of a 6 lie Nee reduction in wages if the output the not come up to lire september figures or a Rise of h Pence if the output la bigger. Frank Hodges a Iamb or of the miners executive Lindy said a we have get terms from the government which the executive Are submitting to a ballot of the men for their judgment. The executive Are recommending their adoption a a temporary measure anti u National wages Board is government measure passed. The government s emergency Bill which provides for All contingencies in the event the miners strike should involve the railway anti transport workers was imbed through nil its remaining stages and passed the third Reading which is final. The vote was 238 to 5a Tbs Bill is not the product of the Coal strike or of other recent Industrial crisis. It was framed months ago and is the government s answer to tin plotters against the exist form of government in this country. It Dee Imo propose the suppression of Tim authority of Ini of lament Evert in emergencies. It pro fads Mere that the government shall to req new Jere d to act instantly in the event of i a sudden move on tin part of the is feint Ion siry element to gain their Elx to taking to be Sion of the but Liiv Finnan of life. Sims cent on . A in ire at Britain a in Jot t Conn Trie tit re Are people lard Raj non destruction said he in Aret Bhart Deere try of stat for borne affaire a their a a Reed is one of savagery is he would not hesitate to Starr a my Toj and Dill Dren by the Mil i by if themselves thus Able to Hon to the ground mined that such my succeed. This can bout St All setting up of the pow a of Purl him curtailed. Everything a inert Eticy towers Ofifi to revision him Rev rail of common and the Hon police chief i to disclose i full rum data fancied r multiple Deler Shalt not fed with Irenr shop. Ill not be under the a object tile iou lord. G.0.p.e Billa National co Marti spending s3, total receipts of al Headquarters by reasons Marsh. Chief of police of Chicago called before Federal grand jury. Dalrymple to quit nov. B prohibition commie sooner for Chicago District submits resignation to Washington successor will be Jesse n. Brown. Chicago oct. 29 National a Cai he Tutor Warrn ii will Cunt fift.442.9r3 Ham. National treasurer notified the Senate com to appointed to i to Vest i gats it atop Nigto expenditures in a Rem in it flied with the com-1 Luttee Here x this sum. $3,012,802.32 had teen spent up to the close of business sunday october 24, and or. I Pinna a All Tel the expenditure in tin a Khung week of the Campaign al $900 000 additional. Tile report shows thut $31 is Wax spent Ladwa men october is when n re port was filed with the clerk of the House of re re seut Nelves in Washington and october 24. New yrs net 25.�?total receipt by the democratic rational Cun Mille to october 25 for to it a come not of the present Campaign amount to is Fly 831.24. According to an a no ounce ment by Wilbur w. Marsh tin party s National treasurer. This figure or Marsh said a submitted according to the requirements of the corrupt practices Law to the Kenyon commute investigating Campaign contributions Aud expenditures in Ca go. Oct. 29.-�?chief of police or Ralty a a amp called to appear before or Federal gland jury in connection with the Boose investigation. Ile a summoned under a subpoena demanding Bis attendance and also under a subpoena ducks cecum calling on him to deliver Over All records he has Ama in his invest gallon of the sales of contraband liquor. Garrity gives up records. Answering a Federal subpoena. Chief John j. Garrity went before a United states grand jury nod turned Over the Coffet Taouk in the a Mike de Pike a Hellier Case which recently lie had refused to give to assistant state s attorney John j. Kelly. The confessions Are those that a Mossy Joy John e. Fitzpatrick John Muter and a a Micky Frank made. To Cash j. J. Ryan of the Engle Amsl Quot t a finn Ltd i Bey a Tho entire x Fig. Party1 of Tbs a heftier Deal and Are i Street will he it ailed on to testify in a a a Ming his alleged act Vize a a a middleman Between a whisky runners Quot and those who Are al a to have used them in the consummating of sales and delivery of illicit Ihk a a supplies. Weinsteinn a alleged participation in the dealing of the whisky ring is said to have Bern reverted to Federal authorities by a Mike de Pike Hellier so called Quot King of the underworld Maurice mosey Joy and Joffin ii. Miller. Bara $175,000 Boos theft. The revelations by Joy and Miller Are said to have been made in connection with the theft of $175, so Worth of booze Fermi trucks a it was being removed from the Hock Island Yards at Gresham to various saloons in Chicago. Hellier i accused of having engineered the Deal. He has Tarn released from custody hut will reappear at the Federal building during the Day. Chief of Ralty a appearance before the grand jury was preceded by his calling 50 policemen into his Odich for questioning allegedly in connection with illicit liquor deals. Tile chief made no announcement of the results of these sessions. Distribute 3,250 i a coupons Noy. 10th foe property for debts said to implicate some 50 police off Cern and a number of prominent politicians. Aft r looking them Over or. Kelly said a this opens up the whole Case. Now we can go ahead and Trace the responsibility for the Deul to those who really framed the words a to testify were carefully Tri it Ken from the subpoena issued to chief Garrity. Hail they been left Iii it would have made it possible for him tinder the prohibition Law to claim immunity. Thief Garrity was dismissed in a great Britain renounces right to confiscate German holdings in United kingdom. Washington oct. 29.�?state Deport ment official discussing great Brittain a announcement to the flinch foreign office that it had renounced the right of confiscation of German property in the United kingdom said it wan their understanding that any surplus of Gerton u seized property Over thut applied to the German debts would not be confiscated by the British government. It was explained that Ute British had adopted the a Clearing House system Quot of disposing of Ute German Tel aed property to apr tue to Ftp by Fri Means German seized property in the United kingdom would be us a to offset till claims of British nationals against Germany and the remainder applied to War reparations. Gifts to re Civet by Chuha eth that Dav Worth nearly 99,000 after checking up the list of gifts offered by Washington business Tach for the big a give away Day Quot on november to the committee announces that 3, coupons Wilt be distributed each representing one article Given by some local business Man. These gifts Range in value from five cents to $26, and represent a total guaranteed value of $2,719. There May be others that will bring the amount up to $3,000. In addition to the merchandise donated Frow the shelves and counters or the business houses other gifts will include 2$ turkeys Aud 28 to 90 other fowl mostly chickens Sud Guinea hens. These Are to be thrown from the tops of buildings and the crowd will scramble for them it is announced that practically every business Man in town both on the Square on streets just off the Square Aud farther out is getting in on the big Day. Those who did not have any goods convenient to offer contributed Cash a did numerous professional men. This Money is to be used to buy the poultry and pay other expenses. Junction to play Winfield saturday Rob Post office of $16,000 four masked men blow Safe at Moor head minn., and escape with Cen. Tif Cates and Stamps. V Moorhead minn., oct. 28.�?four masked bandits who blew the door of the Tost office vault Here escaped with Shore time with notice that he might $j5, or $10. A almost All Iii Nego a called before the Ruud jury again it liable Treasury certificates and Stamps 5 Columbus Junction oct. 29, a one of the hardest fought games of football witnessed in Columbus Junction in year will be the game played saturday oct. 30, Between Winfield and Columbus Junction High schools. Both have Strong teams i Tho it Cirro played a tie at Keota saturday with a score of 7 to 7. Previous to that the locals had 98 to their opponents 49 Points. At any time. La appeared undisturbed he emerged from the jury room. Quot i i in pc nothing to conceal from the Federal government a he said. A they subpoenaed me and i testified. The Case is now in the hands where it belonged All the a a middleman to testify. Following the chiefs appearance before the grand jury William Billy Weinstein Cue of the proprietors of the Loyal botel 2i4 South Clark d. A. Collier postal inspector announced after a thorough examination of the looted Post office. Soldiers slain in Ireland May use Corn As fuel Nebraska Farmers find it will be i cheaper than Coarts makes a hotter fire. Omaha neb., oct. 29.�?hundreds of thousands of bushels of Corn May be burned As fuel by Farmers in Northern to Gebru amp Kun Jill a priced John d. Rockefeller is said to own 10 per cent of the Stock. New York. Ort. 29.�?the Standall Oil company of Indiana declared a Stock dividend of 150 in or cent. Tho authorized capital Stock of the company la $100,000,090, of which about $330,000,000 is outstanding making a distribution to stockholders of record i it Ece tuber 15 of approximately 995,000 shares. The value of the new share is placed it approximately $320 a share or about $158,000,000 total. John d. Rockefeller la said to a own to per cent of the Stock of the company. His portion of the a Melon Quot is therefore of $15,800,000. The shares of this company Are traded in upon the new York curb Market. It sold As High As $800 a share during thursdays session. The close was $778 old Ami $782 asked. Surplus of the company on december 31, 1010, amounted to $105,000,800. Surplus for 1910 was $27,404,410, and Asen in tags for the current year have been running ahead of those of lust year a conservative estimate would bring the present total surplus of the corporation up to $128,000,000. In the eight years of operation in its present form Standard Oil company of Indiana has made net earnings of approximately $390,000, Banner year being 1917, when net aggregated $43,808,981. Earnings this year Are said to be running in excess of any previous year Bennis of big expansion in gasoline business. It is estimated that Standard Oil company of Indiana controls More than 25 per cent of the country a gasoline Indus try Indian summer two men shot dead and three Othera Are wounded Southeast of Kilkenny. Tipperary Ireland oct. 20.�?two soldiers were shot dead and three wounded when n military lorry was attacked by civil labs near thous town about ten Miles Southeast of Kilkenny. Reds ousted fron a Philadelphia Mills Rottke Island Road gets 35 big enginb8 thirty five monster locomotives ordered some time ago by the Hock Island Railroad will be put in service on the Missouri Aud Illinois divisions Between now Aud the end of Tho year it is reported. These locomotives Are of a Type larger than any Ever operated on this division. Some idea of their immense size May be gleaned from the allowing specifications weight of engine alone 573,000 pounds combined length of engine and tank 90 feet 6% inches bore of cylinders 30 inches stroke 32 inches diameter of drive wheels 63 inches the first three of these heavy machines arrived at the Silvis shops last week and they will continue to arrive at the shops in that number per week until the entire order has been filled. This Road Baa also purchased 15 engines of the Santa be Type which come in both freight and passenger models. These too Are larger than the others now in use. All of these have been assigned to the Missouri division which extends from Hock Island to Kansas City. Additional locomotives of this Type will also be put in service on the Iowa division Between Rock Island and Omaha neb. Efforts Are now being made by the Road to bring its equipment up to that Point where it can efficiently handle both freight and passenger traffic and Large sums Are being expended with this end in View. Philadelphia Mills to oust 125,-000 radicals. Textile manufacturers association warns employees to a watch their Steps or they will be out of a Job. Philadelphia oct. 29.�?j. L. Benton Nira Community in general so tends sympathy to the wik Dor Ranee family in their bereavement their infant child died sunday of Haemorrhages. Glen Romyne has purchased the estate of the late mrs Mathers and has moved to same. The Darby Are now living where he lived. Arthur Burkett has moved to the House Jim Robertson used to live in. Henry a Vay and his Mother spent sunday at the Chaa. Rowe Home. Dewey Hanley came Home wednes Day from Denver Colo. He was also managing director of the Philadelphia m Cheyenne Wye. Textile manufacturers association de Clare the manufacturers have determined to a free themselves from Randi us unionism Quot As Well As of a Large no Iube a of inefficient workers. Quot Between he xxx anti 125,000 employees of textile Mills in Philadelphia Vav la by out of work this Winter unless they watch their Steps a said or. Benton. Quot the weeding out has already begun. Approximately 40,000 have already been dropped. Whether the remainder will follow depends to a extent upon the workers themselves. A the textile manufacturers Are not opposed to unions. They believe labor organizations have Doue and will do Good. But they Ere opposed to Radical leaders and Are going to the mat Here and now with them a a number of the tallies attended the Republican rally at Wellman monday also heard Blahos Homer stupa. To i the m. E. Bishop and his territory sex i tends Over Iowa and Nebraska the High school attended the meeting in a body. A very Nice faculty we think to kit their pupils this treat. Saturday and sunday. Tile Charles Green family were in Thelma Ackerman vitiated in Wellman Keota sunday. Or to or a had his Ann broken again last week. This makes the ninth Elmo thin same Arm has been broken. A is in school As usual. Quite a Soldier is Ltd Rio. The George Cave family of Salina came up and spent sunday at Tho Jim Hanley Home. Julius Miller of Elkhart ind., is Hor visiting relative and old time friends. He May move his family Here again. Nearly everyone Tasa her in Corn. Or. Watkins of Williamsburg and Mth. Fanny Wade were married last week. We extend congratulations. Use the Wmk ads

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