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" OGDEN CITY, UTAH SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1920. . LAST EDITION 4 P. M. J
I Fiftieth Year no. zoo ' F
NINE PERISH IN APARTMENT HOUSE FLAMES I
I ASOUITH DENOUNCES ENGLAND'S IRISH POLICY I
h y jh p jji Bails'
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CHARGES COLO
m nnnrn PDiiint
I IB MIIITIES
i Former Premier Declares
V Events in Ireland Represent
Black History
ASQUITH SAYS THEHE
SHOULD BE INQUIRY
Excitement Prevails Over Kid
naping of Priest: Popula
tion in Terror
LONDON, Nov. 19 Strong eon-
W domnatiou of the poverr.mert Irish
IftaB ..oiicy and reprisals n land w
ftEflp voiced by former Premier Asoulth
3EH in , a .speech St the National Liberal
club today. Ho declared that eoldr
blooded deliberate murder had en
glfflH traced and credited to uniformed (Ml v-
fiH ants of the crown and asserted things
were being done in Ireland
WKM thorlty and Incltemenl of ihe ecu-
1 tlve which would take a fitting place
raaSM in the blackest annnl of the lo;;t
rt&iB despotism of the European world.
SfllHfl ' This Is an overwhelming case tor
HDH an inquiry, but as i was eontc mptu-
fH ouslv and vigorously refused, 'vrr
EB one Is forced to draw " H own i-on-
elusion. " Mr A,',-i"1' ': '
M flfj GALWAY, Ireland. Nu M
Suss .slate of prcat trepidation exists among
gSjMB ilie people of Galway over the d'sap-
ffcH pexrance of father Griffin. . urate of
Busry Park, who scverul days ago
was reported to I hti 1'"
8iSHl from his residence bv ihree unknown
UftH persons. Local Catholic m-mbers of
HBgl the Royal Irish constabulary rep.udl-
HHH ate any connection with his abduc-
So groat is the (error among ail
classes of the population that It I
H difficult to induce anybody to discuss
tUSslE the mutter.
. The belli I i ha I is gei
LH rather Griffin wa removed a
i prisal for the k dn iplng fi m h a
H home on the night of October 15 or
gH a well known constitutional nation'
H allst. P. W. Joyce, who is a school
teacher, and that he will be held a a
H hostage until tho reappearance of
HH Jove.
Bishop O'TVa of Gajway refuses to
H believe that any civilian was
B cemed in the kidnaping, saying rjch
EH a thing never before has happened
IV I oo
ISEMENOFFS TR00DS
DISARMED BY CHINESE
PEKING. Nov. JO. (By (he Associ
ated Press.) The BolShevlkl have re
sumed their attacks against the anti
Bolshevist fore. -a in eastern Siberia
and have captured Borgia, on the
trans-Siberian railway. 225 miles
southeast of Chita.
General Semenoff. antl-Bolshevist
Cossack leader. is operating from
Manchuria hi it ton. To miles noutheast
of Borgia, and many of his troops
have entered Chinese territory and
been disarmed. Cars loaded with rold
are said to have been forwarded to
Khallar. 60 miles east of Manchuria
station and Within the railway wno
The Soviets appear to huve openly
taken direction of affairs in the Far
East Thev have ordered the wiping
out of the forces of General Semenoff
and those commanded by the late
General Kappelle and overthrow of
the Vladivostok government unless the
latter recognises the soviet authority
centered in Chita.
U. S. OFFICERS CLEAR UP
MAIL ROBBERY DETAILS
;!"' 1 COUNCIL BLUFFS, la. Nov. SO
reduced force ot fedi .1 officers to-,
gBflV day continued work for further cvl-1
4RHH donee in the mail robbery committed I
' flt here Last Saturday night in which it1
itt,4-M ! estimated that property valued at
etBlBSSBBi S3, 500. 000 was stolen. ther officers..
H who had been at "ri on iht
!'; began leaving for their homes in other
cities last night
V One or two men, It was understood.'
V are still being sought as witnesses- Iril
B this connection federal officers denied
V that trey were looking for Keith Col-1
V litis, a former army air service IlOU-l
WW tenant, in belief that lie took part in
J the robbery The officers reiterated
J their belief that ti.ey hod .ilr-.,, uc-
SB j i eded n arresting oil of the princl
i I in Mm robbery, and th.it the only
S. 11 thing that remained to be don.- was to
MB I clear up what they referred to ns
M I "odds and ends" of the case
f J BRITISH PRESENT INDIA
WITH 100 AIRPLANES
( JW WASHINGTON. Nov 20. The l.rit
B government ha3 presented to the
SH government of India one hundred de
4Ka; li i Hand and Avro airplanes, accord-
nj to reports to the department of
commerce, the only conditions attach
'vB sd to the gift being that the machines
iH should not b need for the purposes
4Bff of dernptistratlon and instruction and
: 'Kl should not bu sold
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PRESIDENT WELL
j ENOUGH TO SPEAK
BEFORE CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.
i President Wilson is now able
i to walk about the White House
without even the aid of a cane,
Lt v.r.s stated today at the White
' Hou:e He uies his wheel chair
only for ihe purpose of an occa
, ?i'jual rel: xa'.ion, it was said.
v. h;te Hoasc officers de
clared that the prezident'a
' health had so fr in prcv; as
to make it p?:oib:e to.- hi'dJ to
.iduvcci congress :n person
'.vhen it convenes next month, J
I but t!:ax, Kr. Wilson had as yet
I iade no dfini'e plans to do so.
LLnrn mi.
urn HOW HE
COLLECT!: DEBTS
No Quarrel Between England
and France Over Repara
tions, He Declares
,
i
PARIS Nov. 20. Differences be
tween Gre:-.t Britain and France do
not amount t a quarrel, and the
views of lhcje two nations have In no
way prejudiced the -.iliance which
' held them together during the war,
I said Pr. mler Lloyd GaOTge. of Great
Britain, In an Interview at London
yesterday with the correspondent of
the Petit Partslen. Mr Lloyd r;con.'
declared that, regarding reparations,
England would stand "elbow to el
I bow' wi;h France, hut he insisted
, tht the amount Germany will he
'called updn to ,ay should he fixed.
The interviewer told Mr. L.lod
,;eorKf tiie question of reparations
tool pri-eedence over all others In
I France.
MAKE GEIV31AN1 l'N
'1 will te!l you exactly wh.it I
think' said Mr. Lloyd Georg.-. It
is er Simple make Germany pa!
all ahe cm. Yes, hut how much?
Can you figure? I say the amount
should be fixed Win do I say this.'
lis it to pleas- Germany? Oh, who
could think so?
"I was a lawyer entering polities
1 and when I confronted a debtor I had
! two courses to choos elthor to en
force slrlctly the rights of my cll
eut, and sell the. debtor s house and
furniture ;.t the risk of getting noth
ing oi next to nothing, or saying to
him: 'You owe o much. How much
jean you pay Rt once? How much in
a year, or ten years?' This latter
method I found, to he ht and this I
' advise following in dealing with Ger
many." II VT UBOUT HEATERS?
"But." objected the Interviewer,
sni.j.i.se knew (lie debtor who
displayed empty pockets was cheat
ing?" Mr, Lloyd George smiled as he re
plied: "Would I believe a debtor without
a check being placed on his stata
jments? No. we must check uo. esti
' mate and fix the amount due Let
jus fix the amount and when that is
I done, Great Rrllaln will be wen close
besldn France in demanding pay
ment." I have, I think." continued Mr.
Lloyd George, "testified by aets, and
not only bv words, to my friendship
and admiration for Ihe French de
mooracy. In return, the French peo
i pie must not think I have become an
enemy beraure I speak as a huslnefi!
man and as :i realist."
KANSAS CITY. KAS., WILL
HAVE OWN NEWSPAPER
I
I KANSAS CITY Mo. Nov 19.
I KanK.-ts City. Kans.. Friday was aa
: sured a dally newspaper, owned and i
conducted bj Senator Arthur Capper.'
publisher of th- Topeka Dally Capi
tol, according to announcement by
j rt. b Qlbbs, manager of the clianv
ber of ommerce of that city when
S drive to meet Senator I sopor's con-'
ditlons as to guarnntr-ed advertising
patronage and circulation ended suc-j
I cessfully, The publication will bo
of afternoon and Sunday lsue.
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MADRID STORE CLERKS
WIN RAISE BY STRIKE
ALVLiIUI). Nov. 19. All ths slrlk-j
j lug store clerks of the city have re
turned to work, their employers con-i
nenting to salary Inoresses ranging ;
' "rom io to -40 per cent. Future dis-j
' nutes. It was agreed, will be submit
ted to SO. IndustrUU euiirt.
FIRST STEP 10
CHANGE PEACE
LEASUETIlKEN
Dutch Minister Would Revise
Article Dealing With Regis
tration of Treaties
BELGIAN PALLS FOR
INTERNATIONAL FORCE
Startles Assembly by Deciar-
iMWorld Not Ready for
Disarmament
GL ' EVA, Nov. 19 10 first formpL
Is' op looking toward the revision of '
.he covenant of 'he league of nations!
was taken by the nssembJy of the!
league v tofray'e session. The Dutch
minis:er of foreign nffair?. H. A Van
I ECarnakeek, introduced resolution for
I reconsideration ,,t Article XVIII hav-,
! ing to do with ll.e registration of
i reaties.
The resolution provides thai the re
'consideration be conducted either bj
the assembly itself or by a committee,
! to make the meaning of the article J
clearer
( 'The text of Article .Will reads'
"Ever treaty or International engage
ment entered Into hewiafter by . anv
number of the ep.,':u" shall bo forth
with registered ith the secretariat
'and shall as soon as possible be reg-1
istered by it. No such treaty or In
ternational engagement shall be bind
iiic; until bo registered ' I
t- SSEMBLY STARTLED.
An international military force with
an International ct; ff. v. as proposed to
ill" steacmbly of the Uaguo of natioDs
today by Senator Ilenti La Fontaine,
of the Belgian delegation.
njtcr La Fontaine had somewhat
Startled the assembly by declaring thai
ihe world was not yet ready for dls-i
armaiu'-ni
it is necessary o sa: frankly lo;
lihe peop'e." he paid, "that the tune
"or disarmament has not yet come."
Me proposed thai th- priuument and
armies be comprised in ?.n Internation
al force, with an international staff,
ready to be used "in the cause of
right." in such a case as arose from
the present situation of Armenia.
NEW LE AC : WANTED
1 BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 19 The
I newspapers today publish a letter writ
ten by Liniito En -rot., a prominent pub
lic! i, to Nicholas Murray Butler.
president of the American Association
for International Conciliation In which
'be praises the attitude of President
elect Harding toward the present
league Of nations pleads for a nev.-i
league with "a more democratic or-1
ionization. The writer characterize:-,
the present league as only a league of
conquerors, "for Ihe occlusive use of
themselves."
The North and South Americans, ac
cording to Dr. Preres, ouht to initiate
'joint action 1 to obluiu the organiza
tion of B true league or association of
nations as Mr. Harding proposes,
bared above all upon democratic prin
Iciples In tho consttiution of its au
Ithoritles and government."
DRY' LEADERS PROTEST
LIQUOR DEALER PERMITS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Prohibi
tion leaders today protesled to the
government enforcement officers'
, ajr.ilnst tho re-Issuing of permits to
wholesale liquor dealers to handle
i intoxicating liquors. The . lalm was
made by Wayne B Wheeler, conn- '
! 6cl for the Anti-Saloon h.a-gue, who I
headed the delegation, that Issuance
of the permits to liquor dealers, not
manufacturers or wholesale druggists
was not authorized by the Volstead
act.
Thf. permits, hundreds of which are
I outstanding, expire automatically De
C4 rnber 1.
WHICH ONE DIED FIRST?
IS QUESTION IN ESTATE
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Nov. 20. Dis
position of an estate Valued at $100.
aou depends upon whether Oeorgt B
Sinclair or his wife, Mrs. Margaret I
Sinclair, died first, u became known
today The couple. both of whom I
were aged, were found asphyxiated in
their apart m nl hero about a year ago.
a coroner's jury found the deaths
were accidental
Each had made a will in favor of
th i:her According to the publi.
administrator, who Is handling their
c-stiite. if the wife died first her hus
I band's father, who lives In Nova Sco
itla. will inherit 11. If the husband
'died first, the administrator said, the
property trill gc to Mrs. Sinclair's!
idaughter. Mrs. Vnha Ferdinand, of i
Hoston. Mass. Decision of tn..- issue
Is expected Tuesday.
SLAYER SUSPECT
TRIES IG DASH
GOT 111
Dennis Chester Twice At
tempts Suicide After Being
Recaptured in Nebraska
FIRST HE ENDEAVORS
TO HANG HIMSELF
Then He Dives Head First
From Bunk to Floor of
His Celi
. BROKEN BOW Neb. Nov. 20.
Dennis Chester, alleged slayer of Flor
ence Barton. Kansas City society girl,
made a second unsuccessful attmpt
to end his life in the county Jail last
olsbt count authorities reported to
day, He. dived from his "bunk" '
his coll head first to the floor of the
jalL His head struck the cement
floor rendering htm Unconscious. He
did not repnin cOttSClDUSncSS until this
morning.
M VKKS III. !1 Dl I
"This is how I mal e my high dive,"
fhr-ster is said to have told his K'u.r.'
as lie made his leap. Th... Jiiib'-. un
able tf prevenl him from carrying out
his threat, called a physician. WhO
found that the prisoner's head had
bevit badly lacerated.
Early In the evining Chester made
his first attempt at self-destruction.
H, tied strips of .. blanket around a
jail bar. the other around his neck
and tiien allowed nlmseH to Swing
back and forth until he became un
conscious U R.1 I ECS l KHJ IUPP.
Before making either atn-inut t'hes
ler wrote Sheriff V. Q. Talbot a note
saying he was an Innocent and "dying
man" and that ho had no reason "to
tell any lies." He directed the sher
iff to send his body to Los Angeles
where to i -, said to have a wife and
two . hildren.
Chester was brought to the jail here
yesterday following his recapture near
lto alter halng escaped from a
train near her,., recen'.l: while being
taken from Montana to Kansas City to
face a Charge of shooting the Barton
girl to death.
STORY OF CASE.
Chester was brought here toda)
from near u onto to be held pending
his return to Kansas city to face s.
charge Of having shot Miss Barton to
(1 ith some time ago A few days ago
b in - taken from at
where he was arrested. to Kansas
City, he leaped from a ehlcago. Burr
lington & Qulncy passenger train near
this city and remained at liberty un
til today. His recapture was effected
by a deputs sheriff and a physician,
who, while working on a "tip" that
t'he.ster was near Oconto, found the
wanted man walking along a country
road and forced him to surrender
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PREMIERS LEYGUES
AND LLOYD GEORGE
TO TALK NEAR EAST
baris, Nov. 20. Premiers
Georges Leyguee and David Lloyd
Qi orgs, of Erance and Great Brit
ain, probably will meet in Lon- ,
don soon for a onference which
is considered necessary because
of the serious tdtuatlon In tho
Near East A staff of experts
Will, it Is understood, take part
in the meeting.
The conference will determine
upon Joint action relative to
three questions the defeat of
l'remler Venlzelos !n Greece, tho
advance of the Russian bolshe
vik! In the CaifcaSUS region, and
the consequences of the defeat of
General Baron Wrangel In South
Russia .
AMERICAN PLANES WILL
BE SOLD TO MEXICANS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 Two
commercial American airplanes, the
first to enter that country, have ar
rived at Chihuahua Clly, en route
from Lincoln. Neb., to Mexico City,
ft.-cotdlng to advh-cs to the department
of commerce. The object of the trip
lu to mark landing fields and ndver
tlfo and sell American airplanes and
automobile trucks
CHINESE SILK MAKERS
WILL VISIT N. Y. SHOW
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 A com
mission of silk manufacturers from
inii. i win attend the International
Silk exposition in New York next
Eebruary to demonstrate Chinese
processes, according to cablegrams, to
the department of commerce.
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GREECE TAKES ACTION.
LONDON. Nov. 19. Greece is the,
first nation formally to notify the
league of nations of ratifnntlon of the
Mhor conventions adopted by the
Washington labor conference. I
"Mystery Woman" Is Sought 11
J In Texas Girl's Suicide j
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CHICAGO. Nov. 20. Who is the "mystery woman" in cuicide of Miss
Theodora Sanders, of Laredo, Texas? The coroner's inque6t into the death
cf fA.zz Sanders, who titabbed herself through the hcrt in the F.rt Dear
born betel here, has been continued to permit a further search for the
i woman who is believed to have witnessed the ctobbiug. Harry H. Gurver,
fcrcl2ti trade commissioner of the Ch.cago Association of Commerce. wl-;csc
rejection of Miss Sanders' love is biid to have caused the girl to Ukc her
'hte. urged that every effort be made to imd che "mystery woman." Garvcr
jttetified their engagement wss broken Movember 2, and that he attributed
her suicide to an extremely jealous temperament. Garver is married, but
said hlj divorce proceedlngc were pending.
CONGRESSMAN-ELECT
AND GIRL SECRETARY j
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
u
bpS ANGELES. Gal., Nov 20. i
ICharles E. Van do Water. Republican;
Icongressman-elect from the ninth!
California district, and his secretary.1
were killed early today twenty miles J
east of hero In an automobile wreck
While the were returning from a;
'meeting celebrating Mr. Van de Wat-;
er's election.
The secretary, Mr. Janncsa Leubln,
Was killed instantly.
Mr. Van de Water died within a few
minutes.
Mrs. Van de Water suffered a frac
tured skull and Mrs. E. K. Jackson,
fourth member ot the party, was ln-
Jured slightly.
According to repoi Is to the police
of Pomona, where the meeting had'
been held, the Van de Water automo
bile crashed inio a trader standing
by the roadside with unlit lights. The
Van de Water automobile W8S over
turned. Mr- Van de Water W8S born at llo-
bart. N. v.. October Z, is7s. His
father, a retired Methodis; Episcopal
minister. Is living at Long Beach, in
his ninety-second ear The Van d
Waters came to California about flf
tlert years ago Charles E. had been
Identified with real estate, water and
banking enterprises. His election in
November came niter a bitter strug
gle With Charles H. Randall, the, first
Prohibition member ever elected' lo
congress, who had served several
terms. Mr Kandall Is the only Pro
hibition member In .the present con-
grees. Ho ulso had the Democratic
nomination in November.
SOVIETS MASS TROOPS ON POLISH LINE
Washington, Nov. 2 j. The Rus
sian soviet government declares In a
wireless mcasuge from Moscow that
I It Is compelled to carry tho war into
ilhe neutral zono between Roland and
Russia because of the attacks being
I made on the soviet forces by General
Balakovitch, In command of Polish
vAliintear forces which refused to
cease fighting when the Polish-Russian
peace was made, says an Ex
change Telegraph dispatch from Ber
lin today.
Reports from Warsaw, adds the dis
patch, suggest thut Poland Is fearful
of Russia's Intentions, :is fifteen Rus
sian divisions arc concentrated uii th
Polish line.
D.&R. G. RAILROAD ON AUCTION BLOCK
DENVER. Colo.. Nov. n The
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, all Its
equipment and appurtenances. wore
to go on the auctioneer's block at noon
today sold to satisfy a mortgage giv
en as security for payment of $f'J,
000,000 bonds of tho old Western Pa
cific railroad. Approximately $St".,
000,000 of the bonds aud Interest re
main to bo paid.
The foreclosure sale order was the
result of action brought by the Equit
able Trust company of New York In
behalf of the bondholders.
Indications were that tho road
would be purchase! by the Wi-'in
Pacific Railroad company, that cor
ponitlon being one of several to post
the necessary securities prior to the
Sale to permit them to bid for ac
quisition ot the lines win. the other
bidders are, William A- Jackson, spe
cial muster, would not admit.
Efforts of the minority stockholders
to have a postponement of the u'le
met with failure hen the court of
appeals at St. Paul yesterday denied
their petition.
Court confirmation of the sale win
come up on December 18, that time
being given the minority ntoi kholdera
lo appeal to the supremo court.
AUGUST PASCAL, KIDNAPER, GETS LIFE
NORRISTOWN, Pa-. Nov. 20.
AugUSl Pascal, alias Pasquale. ' tho
crank " In the Coughlin kidnaping
case, was sentenced to life Imprison
ment today b Judge B warts. Pascal I
, had pleaded itullly to second degree
murder and kidnaping for kidnaping J
land extortion Ho Ktole BlaJCSlcy
Coughlin. tho 1 3-month-old baby of
Mr. and Mrs. QeorgS 'ougblln. from
their home near Norrlstown on Jim. :
2 last and smothered tho Infant under
his eoat. Ho was sentenced on thei
kidnaping charge and sentence was
suspender1, on the second degree mur--der
chargo.
now
SNUFFED OUT
BY DISASTER
Blaze Originates in Baby Car-
riarje on First Floor of f
Structure
SWEEPING FLAMES CUT '
OFF AVENUES OF ESCAPE
Remarkable Cases of Rescue
Take Place; Many Chi!- I
clren Victims
X!;V YORK, Nov. 20. Nine I
persons, constituting every mem
per but om- of two entire families,
losl their lives here early today in
which destroyed a five- J
I story apartment house at 307 H
W.st 14ith street. Fourteen other I
.,. lilies esi aped or w ere rescued V
by firemen. H
Originating, fire authorities say, H
in a baby carriage on the first H
floor of the brick structure, the
swept upward through open H
escape
through the halls Nearlj htm-
dred women and children,
dad in night clothes, swarmed to
the fire escapes some making
their way to the ground while
others huddled terror-stricken
us in mid air- tv'il carried
II t-U. ,l,.,wl -r,. fiiiiiil nil the 1
top door after the llames had
been controlled They were :
Raphai I rebbia, his ife Am a, M
and their four children. Carmela.
Frank, Lena and Jenny, who
. ,1 i ii ,-ars froui lo n to
1 . : Mrs. Ada Frank, Mis. Bertha
Reynolds, her sister, and Kutli H
Reynblds, a girl of 16,
Charles Frank, overcome by M
smoke, fainted over a indow sill
nd was dragged t safety and re
vived by a man Who reaohed'4ut
lipnt aii adjoining: building and
drew him across the narrow open
I Other residents of ihe doomed .M
I, ml, In - - al.i"iniiiL-
Tlie 'f the fire was not
LANDSLIDE WITHIN CITY
TIES UP PENNA. TRACKS
PITTSBURG. I'a, Nov. SO. Gcn
oral George W. Goethals. builder ot H
the I'.tnama canal. WlU arrive In
Pittsburg today to Inspect the land- H
slide on Bigelow boulevard, which
h"s tied up eight Tennsylvanla rail- PH
1 road tracks, threatens the road's fH
main terminal, and 1ih caused dam-
age estimated at more than $1,000,- PB
ijuO. (l. neii.l Goethals has been em- fH
ployed by the city to assist in stop- fH
the BRdC
Engineers ut the scene said that mm
, the avalanche of eaxth was moving H
'at a rate of about three Inches 1
iTHREE IN J0YRIDE PARTY
ARE JAILED IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. 'J Lawrence and
Harris Jorgpnson. and Marcus Blum- ffH
three iip li confessed H
with Marie Rauiej and Millar, Thump- H
'son. actresses, on a Joy tide which SH
ended In the death of the two wonieii j
. r.l're.l held without bonds b IH
Coton. t Hoffman pending comnlelion lfH
iof the inquest. The men refused to fH
testitu regarding confessions: toej fa
were alleged to have made that the ffM
two actresses were thrown out of theli H
automobile in Grant park, vvl.- i.. the! fffl
i died, apparently from alcoholism and IH
GEN. AGNUS WILL SELL
HIS BALTIMORE PAPERS M
BALTlMdRK. Nov. 21). General
. Acii'i.s. Hi.- veteran inibllh.-r H
of the Baltimore American and the
Baltimore Star, will Bnnnun--e In the
American that on December i the
American and the Star will pOSS un-
der tho control of Frank A Munsey,
owner of the Baltimoro News, tho
New York Herald, the New York Sun.
the New York Telegram and other fH
publications.
NEW ORLEANS SUFFERS 1
$2,000,000 FIRE LOSS
SEW dUBKANS. I.. Nov. 20.
Baxnago estimated at appToxtmaielj
$,000,000 was caused by a water ffM
front fire here iuda whl"h the fire
aiithorltle believe was started by
pak.M from a switch engine.