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Mill'MNMi AND OTHER CRAFT
ENGAGED IN HI NT FOR THE
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LEFT PENSACOLA LAST TUES0AÏ
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At Eisleben, where a
desperate battle was fought yester­
day between 2000 police and 2500
workmen, reports state the police
finally drove out the communists
who have entrenched themselves in
neighboring hills and are directing
machine gun tire on police strong-, II OH would you like to have Harry
holds Troop» are marching on Els- E. Altharnar*« Job? Hurry I h the guv-
i «»nr • UMtodinn of m H seized liq­
No repetitions of disorders
leben
uor* .»nd stills in the Chicago dUtr.ct.
Ab have occurred at Hamburg
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Only (liance Is That They May Have
Be«-n Picked Up in the Gulf
of Mexico
Pensacola. Fla Mar 25.— (A. P>
-Seaplanes, a dirigible and sea
craft all along the coast are search­
ing for the naval baloon with five
men which left here Tuesday night,
The only hope held out for their
safety la that some vessel has ree-
cued the men in the Gult of Mexico.
INDIGt-XTION ATTACKS
FORMER Pillisi DENT
Washington. Mar. 25.—-IA. P.)—
Former President Wilson suffered an
ac ute attack of indigestion today.
Doctors who were called hurriedly
reported that he entirely recovered
jury
Meutenant < oney lln* Broken Back
liter I umide in \irplane \\ tien
Making a Rinding
employes and other worker-
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which the city had been -iff'
several weeks
It that -tn ■ t list
were arrested
The students overpowered the Jan •
Itor and the night watchman, the
only persons In the building at the
time, and locked I hem In a room
Then after hoisting the watchman’-
city council and replaced It with a
"council of students and workmen "
They were on the point of removing
Paris. Mar 25 i \ Pi
Flowers
also the chief of police, but this part are brought by an unceasing pll cram­
of the decree was never finished
age of mourners and placed on the
The Janitor had escaped and no slab that marks the grave of the un­
lifted tile chief of police who sent a identified French soldier under the
detachment of mounted police to the great Irch of Triumph that domin­
building and the student govenimept ates the western part of the cty.
suddenly found Itself fa e<l with re
The pile of flowers and wreaths Is
volvers
It submitted to arrest with-, fed with fresh contribuí bins from
out resistance and was locked up
early morning until late at night.
While tho authorities professed to There seems no end to the little cere­
view tho Incident as a students' monies by organizations held at the
prank, nevertheless, a strong guard grave to honor the war dead. bittie
has now boon placed about the mu­ shop girls bring small bunches of
nicipal building
violets that cost 50 centimes, statea-
place
men passing through Paris
there great wreaths as tributes from
their countries
Sine«* November 1 1. I 920. when
the unknown soldier was placed un­
der the arch, there has always been
a group or crowd of mourners at the
shrine of tho dead
There has al­
ways b<M>n a huge pile of flowers On
Genova. Mar 25
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Sundays, thousands stream there
women who wear short skirts and from the 12 avenues that converge
low-necked gowns will have to pay at Etolle. as the circular open space!
higher rates of life insurance than surrounding tho arch is called and
those who do not. The Hwlss Insur­ there Is a procession of people with
ance companies have announced that banxl heads passing by the mound
fixing the premiums on policies of of flowers
women’s Uvea they will take Into
Many teachers bring their classes
consideration the women's wearing
and there Is a movement afoot to ar­
The shorter the skirt or
apparel
range that In each of tho public,
lower the decolletee. the higher the
schools of Paris a small contribution’
Insurance rate will !w<
shall bo collected on a separate day
The Swiss companies Justify this
In each school to buy flowers to be
action on the ground of a groat In­
placed on tho slab by a delegation
crease of Illness and disease among
of honor pupils, so that there may
their women clients which they claim
he such a tribute of the children of
Is duo to tho wearing of short skirts
Franco to the war dead every day of
and low necked dresses
tho ytuir.
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FORTUN'D M IRK UTS
Portland. Mar 25.—(A.*P I—■Cat­
tle. steady hogs. *>r.
25c higher, prime
light. 112 to $12 50; sheep, weak:
*<gs. one cent higher: butter, steady (ioverament Bound to Get the Draft
Evader If Such a Thing Is Pos­
sible says War Secretary
Arrangements have been made by
I L. L. Carter, local manager for the
1 University orchestra, so that the or­
chestra concert will be given in th«
Grants Pass opera house and the
dance in the Waldorf hall instead of
giving both in the hall aa previously
arranged. The change was made be­
cause the seating capacity of the hall
Washington Mar 22.— (A P.)—
was not great enough to accommo­
'We are going to get Bergdoll if it
date the people expected at the eon-
is possible.” Secretary Weeks
de-
i cert.
• < hired today in discussing the case
The concert. which will begin at
of the draft evader now in Germany.
I 8 o’clock sharp in order that the or-
Weeks announced
that Brigadier
Sinn Fein cause. Hence one section
General Allen had made overtures chestra may go through wit its long
It Is fur from certain that the na­ of the party here is in favor of con­
to the German government for par­ schedule, which consists of carefully
tionalist party will contest the elec­ testing the elections
Another sec­
doning Carl Neuf and Franz. Zimmer. worked out, well balanced program.
tions for the Ulster parliament The tion. said to be equally strong, would
Amercians sentenced to prison for Rex Underwood, the director, is care­
Unionists are going ahead with their refrain from entering the elections
attempting to abrest Bergdoll. He ful in getting together a program to
election ¡dans and preparing to se­ because of the belief that the forma­
said General Allen expected the men make it interest everyone. The con­
lect candidates and It Is not unlike­ tion of a nationalist opposition in the
cert to be given on the Southern
soon to lie released
ly that Sinn Felners will take the l ister parliament would be playing
Oregon tour contains several full or­
field against them, but the national­ directly into the hands of the Union­
chestra numbers, heavy and light,
to ists.
ists are still of two minds
cello quartets, violin solos, tenor so-
whether to enter the lists.
"Suppose, said a prominent Na­
ac?ora-
i .os. and trombone solos,
If they do their successful candf- tionalist to the correspondent, "we I
panied by brass jazz sextets. The
take contested the elections.
dates will, it is understood,
We could
■ program lasts one and one-half
their swats In the new parliament win at the most only 12 or 15 seats
hours.
In accordance with the party tactics out of the 52 Our opposition, there­
The dance will begin in Waldorf
adopted at the parliamentary elec­ fore. not only would be futile but it
hall Immediately after the concert.
tion two years ago. Sinn Fein candi­ would be a blessing to the Unionists.
The first social gathering of the It is the intention of the orchestra,
dates if elected will have nothing to To crush our little Catholic minority,
Underwood, to
Shrine club last evening was pro- according to Mr
do with the Ulster parliament
the Unionists would sink all their
nounced by­ the 80 or more who at- make the dance as nearly as possible,
Conferences have been held lately own differences and present a solid
tended one of the very finest affairs a real college dance "Of course the
in Dublin between Nationalists and front against us. If there is no op­
ever
held in the city. The banquet college students themselves will not
Sinn Fein leaders for the purpose of position. they will be deprived of a
was a most delicious spread and the be there." he said, "but the college
trying to agree on a plan of Joint sectarian rallying cry. and they will
toasts were all of a high order of music and spirit will be there and
action with regard to the forthcom­ have some lively fights among them­ wit and brilliant repartee. O. S. that is what makes the dance.”
ing elections
The first meeting, it selves which may disrupt their whole
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Herman. Mr.
Blanchard presided as toastmaster,
is said. was between Joseph Devlin party organization ”
the toasts responded to being as fol­ and Mrs George Riddle, and Mr. and
and President De Valera of the Dall
I meeting of the Nationalists is lows :
Mrs Tyrril earner have consented
Elreann. They discussed several to be held soon to decide the ques­
"Enshrined Woman -She
Needs to act as patrons and patronesses for
proposals of mutual party
action tion of contesting the elections. If No Eulogy. She
Speaks for Herself." the dance.
and the conversations had not been they do go into them it will be for
I,. M. Mitchell.
concluded when Mr Devlin left for I the avowed purpose of using the
"Our Noble Halves—The Bitter
I-ondon for the reopening of parlia­ ■ elections as a means of trying to Halves." I-aura
T. Gunnell.
ment
loiter two other nationalist make the ]>artition act unworkable
“Stars.” Clyde E. Niles.
leaders went to Dublin to talk with j The Ulster Nationalists are opposed
"Relation of Moonshine to Stars
Mr DeValera, but, it Is said, no even more strongly than the Sinn
H
—One swallow may not make a
agreement could bo reached
Felners to the scheme of partition spring, but there is quite a spring in
Ulster Nationalists have no lo vc for in Ulster the Nationalists will bo
one swallow." W. E. Newcomb.
for the Sinn Fein and they are loath in a hopeless minority in the new
"Secret Work of the Shrine." Geo.
to take any step that would aid the parliament
|C Sabin.
Paris. Mar. 25.—(A. P.)—To
"Secrets of the White Shrine.” mark the line where the German ad­
Nancy Case.
vance in the spring of 1918 was stop­
Following the banquet the evening
ped it is proposed to erect pyramids
was given over to social entertain­
along the entire front bearing the in­
ment, the new club rooms on the
scription: "Here was arrested the
second floor of Masonic Temple be­
rush of the barbarians ”
ing initiated, as was also the new
The number of pyramids and the
player piano which provldea the
places where they are to be erected
music for the dancing. One of the
will shortly be determined by Mar­
features of the evening was the sing­
shall Petain.
ing of •.he quartet, composed
of
Messrs Niles. Cass. IJum and Ral­
stger
Wear. Mr-
I>ora Wear and
•In Elephant On His Hands
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Snow nt Crater laike Park—
It is reported that there are 100
inches of snow at the entrance to the
('rater laike park. The water in the
river has been standing at an even
stage for 80 days, though with a few
hot days whi h may soon be expected
lower snow should go out rapid­
The snow In the park will re­
summer, and
no doubt will
-nrs.
OCEAN-GOING TUGS OFF
New York. Mar 25—(A. P.)
Tho coastwise strike of marine en-
gineers on ocean-going tugs w is be-
gun yesterday in proto-" against the
wage reductions, bit
, called off
todav by the union aft r receipt of a
■om the department of la-
r concilation.