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Stories of Crimes Corn- I rnitted in Paris by American Soldiers Are De- dared to Be Gross Exaggerations. Washington February 1. General Perihing. In an official tee- gram to Secretary Baker today. characterized the sensational reports of assaults and burglaries having been committed In Paris by Amerl-can soldiers cc gross ezaggera- tlons.

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Name Street. City sji bnt the American military police organization Is exc JieD ani disorders are kept at a minimum General Persblngs cablegram was made pttbllcby the department li follows per soul knowledge Of conditions and Investigation sluc. receipt your telegram shows that sensational reports as to andltitirgrUrie by American soldi er are kross ex an Crime by American soldiers in Parts are' almost negrll- glbll conslderlaff the large numb of men In they1cinlty. The fame may be said as to condition thronch France. one of these are traceable In any respect to faulty pay system.

No penniless soldiers are found in Paris. There are Individual cases of delayed payment due to a change lovtbe pay system which took place during hostilities. The new pay system enables a soldier to get pay from paymaster when money la due him. Generally speaking the pay has been almost always correct The pay department has been sending officers- to find casuals at bur hos pitals and elsewhere with directions to pay men whose records are en tirely lost. NFuU' refutation of the charges made regarding crimes and disorders In Paris cannot be put too strongly before tbe American public.

AMERICAN M. P. ON JOB IN PARIS. Paris January 21. Correspond enco of the Associated Press.

The American policeman Is about the most pervading thing in Paris. The machinery of registration In and out of the railway stations cannot be penetrated by. those abseLt with out leave. OZ the Incoming. platforms at.

all the railway stations a line of these men herds every American along a designated passage usually fenced In to the registration office. There his travel orders and Identification cards are examined and he is given a little blue ticket-on which la written the period of his stay In Paris. The soldier must show it to other guards at the station exit and al ways have It ready to produce on demand for the If P. is everywhere. In the most unexpected places and at the most unexpected times the p.

is likely to step up to a soldier and ask curtly your permission. please. Tie P. is around every corner. in and outside of all the thea- terB at all the show places of Paris and very much In evidence in the cafe districts of the boulevards.

If a permission is not exactly in order. It its stamped time-limit for Paris has expired. the tender is taken to the provost marshals office and It is a serious matter after that. But as one of the Ps remarked. It sure does work all right and it Is hard to beat.

Washington February 1. Pass ports for negroes desiring to attend a Pan-African congress at Paris have been refused by the state de partment. which announced today that the French government did not consider the present a favorable time to hold such a conference. The department Issued the following statement The state department has been approached by various colored. dele.

gations with a view to sending rep. resentatives to Paris to participate In. a Pan-African congress composed of colored people from different parts of the world The department has been In touch with the French government on the subject and Is now Ira a position. to state that the French government has been ap proached. but does not consider.

this a favorable time too hold such a con ference. In the circumstances the SHOPS. ARE PILLAGED BY VIENNA RIOTERS London February 1. Serlouy disturbances have occurred at Vienna where thousands of the unemployed Incited by violent speeches to Imitate the. people of Buds.

Pest and pany from the Austrian capital. re celve.d- Friday. The paraders marched to the teichsrat bullkig. plllag. ing shops on the way.

but were finally dispersed by the police who made a number of arrests. At a mass meetingheld at Vienna Friday night resolutiors were adopted recommending the neutralization of- Qerman Austria andXJerman Bohemia under the protection of the entente powers the dispatch adds. FRENCH AND BRITISH TAKE TURK RAILWAYS Washington February 1. An official report to the state department today announce that the French and British. authorities had assumed control of all railroads in European and Asiatic Turkey in accordance with the armistice and that the al lies also had.

taken over control of the Constantinople police and the German and Austrian banks in the Turkish capital. These measures It was stated were having a good effect upon the situation in Turkey and disorders were decreasing. A British delegate ha been at tachtd to the food control administration in Constantinople. POPE NAMES DOWLZNG TO SUCCEED IRELAND Rome February Pope Benedict has promoted slonslynor Austin Dowling bishop of Des Moines Iowa to metropolitan of the diocese of St. Paul Mlnn.

In succession of the late Archbishop John Ireland. The Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons. of Buffalo has been nominated bishop of Albany succeeding the late Mon.

ulCTior Thomas F. Cusack. The Rev. William Turner. professor of the Catholic university in Washington.

D. C. becomes bishop of Buffalo. The Rev. Edward D.

Kelly has been. transferred from the titular bishopric of Cestre to a residential one at Grand Rapids Mlcb. The Rev. William Mickey titular bishop of Grandapoll has been nominated co adjutor bishop. at Providence.

R. I. FITZGERALD HALL SUCCEEDS. WALLER Nashville. Tenn.

February 1. Fitzgerald Hall was named. by the railroad administration today general solicitor of the Nashville. Chat tanooga and St. Louis Tenessee Central and Birmingham and Northwestern railroads to succeed the late Claude Wailer The appointment Is effective until further notice.

Mr. Hall. under private ownership. was assistant general counsel of the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railway.

Erother and Friends Present Grief l1rotn Throwing Himself trite Grave After' His sons When the litUe white caskets were lowered Into the double resting place of Mack and Jack McAtiliffs late brother kndcompanlons could. do to retraiarLPjlIcAullffe the. father. from' throwIDzi tnini tetoT he grave in UQXmrOt grieff that The father laughs desperately to control his grief but tear persisted in sj1 steady stream a he" walked. flown' the aisle of the' Sacred' Heart" chvrctr behind the flower 4h 4 kets of MrlltuVsons At" Ac sraT tde In Vfe cemetery he was overcome.

The caskets. solid white beneath blankets qr no Jvad been borne to this open graves by' the' choir boys of Sacred eart. As' they were lowered Into the. earth the stricken Doei our Cor drag this Unnecessary Mot fine cars in America are literally dragging around 1505 pounds of unnecessary weight father Tears pnred down his cheeks. HI whole bo wMshakraJn the trem- Ilia larm had been the inn of bis' younger JTli JIc ulure Women of his family were' grouped ibouOlnvJtOgether with logic companion sought to br ak loose horn the gra of the brother and tt sr ej only JfewT paces distant.

Th br ther aflkhfnlm In a llrmer grip Others toot took' hold of him. There wasa ipomen- tarp struggle The storm of ingnish passed and the father could be heard' i sobbing Oh I'm not going- to do any. thlngl" 1 Father John J. Ouinan who had The average heavy and rigid car would require a cumbersome gasoline tank twice the size of the Franklins to go the same distance with one filling. As more and mote motorists find the Franklin Car consistently delivering economical service of 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline instead of the usual 10 10000 miles to the set of tires instead of the usual 5000 and a high resale value instead of a sale price they are asking for an explanation.

And finding it in word WEIGHT. Why Excess Weight Means Motoring Waste Heavy Weight in a motor car is distinctly a liability not an asset. Unnecessary weight is bound to mean waste. Weight requires power in proportion. to move it and represents excess costs that cannot be justified by performance.

The Franklin Americas First Light Weight The Car is based on the engineering ideal of Lightness with- Strength on the principle that mereweight does not mean strength. That on the contrary the highest motoring efficiency can only result from light weight snentljualty distributed and properly supported. And for sixteen years the facts of Franklin performance have demonstrated the merit of the principle. The Story Told by the Gasoline Tanks Take Gasoline. Heavy weight means friction wear and drag and it always shows up in the gasoline tank.

Free from the handicap of weight the' Franklin Utilizes its fuel to deliver power to the rear wheels in sheer driving force And the result is the steady day-by-day delivery of 20 miles and more to the gallon of gasoline. t- What Heavy Weight Does to Tires When you find the heavy car getting onlykalf the tire mileage delivered by the Franklin look to the weight of the performed thff lat rites at the' SacredrHei cnntch aprlnlticd fihe' casket with holy water. JMcAu- Utte who stbwJ tj the' opposite Vend of the open grave again jerked from the trip or hl brother and compth- Again hewas The grief of strong- man the ngbAQf a big man againstN orrow. combine with th tho of the little caskets In ther ground brought sobs from the WOjcen ath i otind the grave ytftrie the-father stood at th foot of the grave of his ouns. the moth- er Mrs.

Eleanor McAullffe. was at. the TBonaventure avenue home. a few feet aboveanother grave the grave in which the little fellows lied been burled alive by. the in' of their mimic.

fortification. Mack and Jack had. died almo1 In rm ateil as thejr' had lived arm trm. And thus they were burled. BltUKbyaidei rVAlUiougVthe father sod mother tere estranged and separated probably ia never reunite.

11 did not affect the boya. Nothlnir could sepa rate them 6t Teven death. They slept together shared poe another's boyhood grlefa and Joys then-died together in the same graYe and were burled. to glIther in a double grave' LIUleB for Rre etlattoi Hope of a- reconciliation of the McAulUTeswere dispelled Saturday' the physician attending the stricken mother issued orders that the husband not permitted to cute the home. Mrs.

has repeatedly asked that he not be al lowed to visit. her. Flee blanies him for the tragedy. charging- that If The heavy and rigid car' needs twice as many tires at the Light Weight Franklin to go the tune distance. they had not become separated she would not' have had to go tuwonl.

and provide for the little ones. and thereby" leave them neglected through the days. Mr. OAul1lre. although he has offered to aid la grieving wife has shown' no la to visit her bedside.

C2 It Is stated. however that tragedy will result in cancellU ofthe divorce proceedings novpenfi ing between' the Me. Alrm McAuliife. the. brother.

who resld in Valdosta appeared at the venture avenue home. Friday to consult with the. soother funeral and burial arrangements. was Mrs. McAuliifes wish that ceremonies be held Saturday aftesg noon.

sh would be phys15 caUy unable to attend. She agree with her representative tsf- the Interment in West View whert the youngsters are laid away in new plot. and not in the tamllx groupi of either mother or rather" JC This actually happened in Detroit. The Prank. un is to move hence requires less fuel to move it.

Franklin Economy' vs. Heavy Car' tl 20 miles to the on of gasoline instead of 10 10000 miles to tile set of tires instead of 5000 SOft slower depreciation than any other fine car THERE never was a time when the American public was more interested than it is today in the idea of an efficient motor car as opposed to the old idea of wasteful inefficient unsatisfactory motoring. car and you'll find the answer. Heavy weight and ri unmercifully pound out tires they never. get a chance.

to wear out. Franklin Light Weight is reinforced by Flexible Construction which unfailingly absorbs the pounds and thrusts of the roughest roads. And Franklin owners often run with- out a spare. They are simply not conscious of tires for. they are free from the sharp reminder of tireitrouble.

What Franklin Rolling" Means The entire result of Franklin lightness balance' flex ibility is summed up in the phrase jvhicH means minimized friction. It explains not only the remark able Franklin economy but also its riding-comfort its quicI responsiveness its ease and safety. handling. Let a Demonstration Prove these Points If you are interested in an automobile if you are 3e terminedto to find the car that will deliver to you the greatest amount of satisfactory transportation-at at the least expense you will lose no time in. investigating the Frauklin Come in.

and see the Franklin Car. Demand absolute proof of the performance you may expect to get from it. Note its trim appearance the gracefully sloping lines of its French- style hood. Ride in it. Observe not only its.

economy but also its ease of handling and the manner in which it takes the roads just as they come without nursing. And then compare its performance with that of any otKej fine car in tile country" afl Franklin Motor Car Company' 61 West Peachtree Street INFLUENZA IS RAGING but not in the homes where ECL VIGOR is Used. It gives Vinri Vigor and Vitality to resist ti-s Flu. lts a great strength and flesh builder purifies the blood ieffeves the kidneys corrects digestion. Get it from your druggist at 03 a They can It at 27 Ivy Street of EL VIGOR COMPANY and J.

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PtBRUAV' 2 1q19. a PAGE FIVE A Fdtlier JsShaken Ai Bthd rnta. Mack aft5rnoda Itws4 alt1bls and compsios IaPMOAUlie thefather. thmwing. lzimSf into a parxyzin of gr4efthat shook s1s turdyfrasne Th teariperaisted a as he walked aialeof chvrchbeblud tlowerbsr4ned Ms3IttI tae graveside West few orflowers 2ia heart.

Aathey the the i- Ifl3 UsncesuyWit I TlrP1j I Alll ne I no longer ldrnislL. Father Weeps Tearsoa3yed Ills rioZ despalrg had augbtln rn IS brother5AIvle Mdullfe about hLmtogether aniona. He tho grave a few The br3thercadhtim holdof Oh 1 r' instead flr4 Franklin-America's I I rc- at ll ht 77t th I eformedthE ci ipnIrsWeth 1ThAu- hat odat theoppoaite OpengravagaIn jrIpfbisHbrothersnd ns. Agth strongman ablg gainstteorrow the pathos lnthegroundbrOdght fromthe gItheretarotind lii1e the tither atihe yonngthC aa another graveth alnsoa1nIn. dlte as' haillved ingraAnd theywereburied.

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