The matter of extending accommodation to returning soldiers by ar Free Cab Service to Returning Soldiers
It was a most praiseworthy action the executive committee of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce has taken regarding free cab service within the city limits. Each of the two cab companies in the city have been instructed to extend this courtesy to returning soldiers, who need only give their name and address to secure such service. These names will be reported to the committee which has been authorized to reimburse the cab men for services thus rendered. This will also serve to keep an accurate check on the soldiers returning to their homes in Moscow and vicinity by securing their names for prompt publication in The Daily Star-Mirror so that all of their friends may be informed of their safe arrival home.
Minors Fined for Frequenting Pool Halls.
Two young men of minor age, Ted Kitley and Eugene O'Connor were taken before Police Judge Strong, charged with frequenting billiard halls, contrary to the law regarding such cases. They were fined $10 and costs, which amounted to $15 each.
PARIS.—(By the Associated Press) —Led by President Wilson, the supreme council of the great powers today moved to unite the factions of distracted Russia and bring them into the peace congress.
They unanimously adopted a proposition brought forward by President Wilson, asking all the Russian factions, including the bolsheviks, to meet the allied and associated governments at Princes Islands in the sea of Marmora, on February 15, the contending factions meantime declaring a truce and suspending all military operations. 