The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 6

a steppes and left there to die; that | mothers, maddened by their experi- \-efices, cut the throats of their babies, At the beginning of January, con- j tinued Ovsienko, the Sovicts, with all | their outeide aid, will he able to feed ‘only half the starving children and { | only one-twentioth of the adults. The | | |CO- OPERATIVE BODY i —— tia IS VICTOR IN COURT i Victims Are Guarded ‘at Burial! pried a —Mother Cut Throats [Appeals Judges in. Chicago Oust ~ =. + . Receiver for $11,090,000 , oie Of Starving Babies. eatin ig © RIGA, Dec. 29 (Associated Press) CHICAGO, Dec, a9. — Harrison] t nef gn Shas ma r, head of the yperative So a : Whe first official report of cann’ Way. co? AaoNdd, Wo @ victory WIE ‘Nem in the famine districts of Russia! the United tbe: Cireiiit Court of fras been made to the All-Russian | Appeals ye ay when Judges Baker, Boviet Congress by delegate Ovsienka | Alschuler and we handed down ‘of Samara, according to a despatch to | decision dismis. the Central Trust official Rosta News Agency dated | Company ue receiver for the society Ae recelver had been in control of 4 At Ramikovesky the people are [We sdclety's affairs sinew Out ‘ eating the bodies of their dead, Ov- | boiders "4 Blenko told the congress. “It 1s dan-/ 3. 4 x ‘ { }gerous to bury the famine victims in | of the ves r ithe presence of the people, and guards . un " Fmust be kept over them until they | Sl 0 1ne o q jars ina stale that makes.cating im-| ‘Te a ay ed denial « eo 14M Ovsienko said that Dr.. Fredtjor | cited numerous investments made I tranny. High Commissioner of the : area: Wn the }Eaternational Committee of Russian ‘Phe Court of Appeals decided that bs { Relief, even though a hardened ex-|the Federal Court did not have Juris- plorer, returned from Moscow sick. |dietion and that the court erred in rs ‘ lassigning the case to a referee in a, Sened by the scenes ne witnessed Mankruptey without first distening to es fthe stricken dictricts. « ‘The speaker | {he society claim that the coure had , {wala that children are being taken to no right to proceed. aie os Ieee of the people would have to dle "FANN DISTRICTS oN “— _ | a cA Holiday Sale Women’s and Misses’ $65 Coats 85 Important coat news! The newest _ sttaight-line coats, the very successful . bloused coats sae just two features of this event. Ever¥ model is one of the season’s favorites, becomingly fur- » trimmed or plain with a scarf. Warmly interlined, handsongly lined, rs nominally priced. 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On| king making arrangements for the Jour- GROUND IN FIGHT! the contrary, it ls ald that he has not/ney. ‘There will be seven in the purty, cndemaames hanged the opinion expressed when ball of them scientists, except Mr. Col feaving here for Detroit that uoder no “4 er has Daily Defections in Ranks of Sup-| circumstances wil he return before the Rei cege er lau rmrotie teaaaportat ote Is tien or make any personal! ro optain a working knowledge of porters Forecast Sen: ator’s ae [trucks and be raat de ake forwarded to Peking for the use of the Expulsion. |RICH MAN'S SON TO SEEK [party "he ‘recently spent 'sorme "11m WASHINGTON, Dec, 29.—Those Sen- | “MISSING LINK” IN ASIA Wo ‘ufomnile plants,” one of the 23 West 38th Street atote vie dyibt bes pala feo te leat he party will leave modern civilian Between 5th and 6th Aves. Newberry when @ final vote ts F - ed about three weeks hence now Bayard Colgate Would Find Trace, : that a landslide may be ex-| primitive man pected against the Michigan man. | of Primitive Man. part of the worli, working outw ‘The 10 or 12 majority for the reten quest of game, Mr, Colgate: will tion of Newberry claimed by the Ite-| Gayard Colgate, son of Mr. and Mre {in advance of the party, planning routes publican leaders several days ago has| sidney M. Colgate, of Seven Oats, Cen-| and arranging for the transportation of Awindled to four, | Tha is the maximum tre Street, Orange, N. J., Is giving up | Supplies. day by. those concerned. I Befenes of the & concerned In the} vige of luxury to search for the “mis- defense of the Benstor, oe. Wadhingeae [nies ink. 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